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First race, scl7lnG race, ono mlIe-NurllVor,
300 800 100 1uslr b. 100 Si lo LcaAdtr 100 a., 90 :
century, ou 25 20, Fleetwood 49, 20 10 h. Carter
10, IL Is. o, 49,.
l5n While Bursc 100 30, 40 Settle Noston, No. 3d. $50
Warrior, ~, p, 20. go
inird race lanaiclp, one and an eighth miles Rh'd-
ananthus ZOO, 100 100 kENpt, ~, tn ~ Leani,r,
80 40, ~; Matte w.. - 20, A. ltdnnlvr 90 10, II.
Fourth race, oue and huu miles, uuutc-s. 49, 100,
100 shyoc1 100 40, 40 Athlete 3D. 2o 3Oi Arcurus,
IL
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Tro,,,uuiu ives, side Park.

There was la'se attendance at West Side
Park yesterday afternoon. The unfinished $3.50 race
was won by Frank IN e;5l Charley d. getting second
and Gertrude third money. TIE next race was for a
ur.e OF $50 Tor horses that mai beaten 2it mile
heats. best ia ., IN harness John ". won tue nrst
htat In 2.iuAl. Campbell won Tn" second third. AND
fourth heats IN 24jiq, 2A7 2asp John getting see.
und money. and D. II. thrd money The douhie team
race for $50, Won py Gertrude anu mate llme -
2.Ip, ..lS,
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Wanted, Revenge.

"Ish dis de blaze we're man gets dc law1"
lie wac excited, ami swung his arms rec ,le-sly
Yes, sir, we enforce the law" answered sergeant
Larry OF tho Twentieth street station "what eau we
DO Tor YOU"
" | wants man arrested
" What las ne duuc?' asked the sergeant.
Done By tam, he mace mouths ahd faces 10 me
ven 20 out Of mem house, -
don't think tnat We tan Crafty you ny sfTehtlhg
the m n" observed the sergeant. .. 4,
Ach, Mem colt den, yea nee against 40 man
VIII make nye hundred I. uslnd ttce' an mouths 10
him-by dan, aud he went out banging the door,
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Real Estate Marker.


The sale of lots announced at Bnghanton by
Jerc. johnson. Dr. on Tuesday, was wei ATTENDED and
a number Of lots sold. hut snow storm ard cod, bleak
winds compelled az adjournment until yesterday. Tue
nnal settlement Of the QUICK transit -tun and
opening Of the New YORK. Boston ard Montreal Rail
road 10 North Yonkers baNO inspired owners ~ that
beautiful suburb TO open the snlr OF village ot@ ada
cent to the depot and Jcre. Johnson J Huuu uncc,
auction Of 800 business lots, 10 be Ael On tue grounds
an luursaaN. Oct
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The vouchers represented every class OF eN-
renditures including the purchase of materials,
the pay Of laborers, and the salaries OF onceIs'
nv sub T. section 8. chapter 51i. Laws OF ISL.
1.-THE annual expenses Of the board for rent, fur
niture. supplies, aud compensation 81 secret ry
and subordinate officers, clerks, aud agents,
are limited In the aggregate to the sum OF
flnUn In the face uf the direct provision OF
inc statute. the Commissioner IN 49, and 1873
were spending nearly $1,000 per year, aud now
in the Comptrollcrs Office separate account Is
kept Of this class of expenses. the suhioined
tanIe for 1879 from j n. To Sept. % CLASHES
the expenditures according To statute regula-
tions. he ilrst column Of ngurcs represcIts Tue
ri ms Tor construct N. ordered by the AFFIRM
tive vote VI the Conn. tssiuuers OF Docks ana
the Commissioners Of the sinking fInd. Inc
second column shows the claims for repairs not
exceeding 500 ordered by the Dock Commits
sioners only. In those cas-, where the sums III
the second column exceed SLOW, tbcy are made
up Of several items Tor work done 10y Que con.
tractor Ia different paris OF he CITY, but paid
Tor Il the sane time. The third column con
ms Tho expenditures IA the Offices Of the Dock
Commissioners limited to $lO0.tOl annually.
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The breach in the Custom House party in
Harlem is becoming serious az 10 demand the acn.
ton Of the state Committee, ami they propose to m
promise uy sustaining Mr. j. hn a Etg non the
nrrhiz u TIE district instead OF Gc4crl Aplr tstr
Kct hum. The Custom House men Of the district
charge That tha recent prIunrca were carried against
them by the votes Of Democrats. whose names .r" ON
ROLL bo1a. The central ON utoe ht- been llN cd
to revise the rolls win view " leaving OH William
Haw, Jr, AID his followers,
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number Of liquor dealers have sent TO the
Mayor charges aglinst the Police commissioners, com.
D,lninr tha after the Police Justices had told IA II
AMI ins that they had right 10 arrest vrnd RS o
liquors who held receipts for money pal To ne Excise
u ard the police continued 10 arrest nQuor dealers.
president Natscl visited the mayor yesterday and was
2 antcd until Friday afternoon 10 prepare an answer 10
tne Mayors recent letter asking for his recognition.
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A nln-r from a nrooklyn Tnxpnyer.

To the EDITOR OF THE SUN-SW' I
have read with great interest the many able ar
tlcles that have from time to time appeared In
THE SUN In relation 20 our Brooklyn Ring. @nE
suns expose of the Ring management has never
been refuted. 1rue, ON one or two occasions
the Eagle attempted IT, hut failed.
MrLaughhn's conventions met TO-DAY, and
faithfully performed the work OF their master.
On the county ticket none but the most plant
tools were nominated. The only honest Demo
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hops IL noted In ocean froifhts moderate busfne.
grain to Liyerpool by sai SID cotton, Nv steam,
1Oelld Cheesc az iOs Graiu to London, by steam,
ad hops sid nour nv sail. %. I'D. Grain to Gias
Cow by steam eiecl0d do. 10 Cork for orders 6s a
Continent, a.. 1OlSd; crude ~, troeum TO liavre OF
Bordeaux, 4 Cd; oil to Gibraltar for orders, JOG
unent, Is 71d0fs. ID Lthsecd oil cady A. 5dcc55c.
Whiskey lower; sales LOO bhls. ut f117l3. Hides In
moderate demand.
GRocBRrEs There was nothing NJ moment done 10
conre, rice or moasses, and prices ruled weak though
nuninaly unchanged. sugars were STEADY, but dun
the action OF The cretaty Of The Treasury in reducing
The IRA buck on tcnncd chCcKcd trade. sales 100
hhds metdo at G1sc. 1t7j nasScts Batavia, 7asc and
NNhhd-. low era ubl on frivite ttrms. We uno e;
Nc. Java. HG@2nc. Maracaino. 2lifd2lc. and no
lp9St'scp gold. Rec - Rlngoon. 2ip@2'tc- gold
IN Dpnu, ana 6'l9sPec- currency, uuty PAID I
,a-olna' 7iEsNc' Louisiana new crun. 6esc
VI acs--t uOa muscovaun grocery, 3jniOc. Cuba
claycd, a,3ic.; Porto Rico, 5oa5jc. New or.
T. n. SOC ioc. sugafs--far to good refining Cuba.
- Sc; grocery do. SifdSAsc.s centrifuY al, q
eQc.i renucd. 1u9811hc. for hard, 1OlsalO9sc. for
SOFT Wine and ga lOc. Tor yclOw.
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MARINE TNTELLIGEvcE.

MINIATURE ALMASAC-ruIs pAY.
sun rsee... 10 sun SEES. . - MuOl rises. o.
MON WArKE-rnts nay.
Sandy Hook. GS Gov. Island. 81 llc Gate. OF
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BANKING AND fIN1NCIlL.


A NEW BOOK. rNpaiulug the various methods of
operating la stocks Will DC mailed free TO any address
bS the publishers.
/. W. HAMILTON & co. Stock BROKERS,
10 Mall st.. New YORK.
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fTIsAGOoD TIME SOW TOPURcHAsE"CAL
They cost from SO TO $1,000 and oftou ray rtant Of
ten times the ia c,s than 80 ass. send 10 Mcssrs
tROrHlNGHAM & co. No. Il Mad ST., iOr their OOVk
giylng tu particulars Tree
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steamship Bothnil. Liverpool. mdsc and PASS
Steamship Italy, Liverpool mdso. ant ptss
steamship san salvador, tydunth, mise. and pass.
Steamship A b ,m trlr. Lewe- mi-c. ,n pass
steamship Ashland savannah. m1se. and pass.
Steamship Franconit. Portland mdsc. aud pass.
~ amHhip Bertha. Pswtucket, mdse.
Bark IuH, Rio metro, n'e.
usuIt river tud cDlstgt4e vassria.
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A FRTG HTFUL ACCOUNT.


An examination of the books OF the
Controllers Office shows that the expendi-
lures Of the city on account OF the Department
Of Docks from June, 1870 to Sept. q, 1879 have
been s4sel 1850 81, and that they have been pro-
vided for 10y an issue OF sls9O,OO0 Of bonds. The
bonds have thirty years to run, and bear interest
at various slOOO,OO0 at six per cent. gold.
and the rest at six aud seven per cent currency.
Prior to 1873 the expenses were paid 10y the
Commissioners Of Docks, to whom bonds were
furnished I'm wholesale quantities, aud all the
items Of expenditure are preserved only I'm the
books of the Commissioners. Since 1913 all bills
Tor materials aud labor.on account Of the Dock
Department have been paid directly from the
Comptrollers ONCE, the funds Tor the purpose
being provided by issues Of bonds.
In 1870. bonds to the amount OF S@50'OO were
placed in the hands Of the Commissioners Of
Docks and petty di ,bursements for printing and
engraving swellpd the expenditures for the vsar
to S25a, 1.C6. In 1871, $l,2JOOO Of bonds were
issued with incidental expenses of tlS'N1O ;
and IN 1872. s'n1OU0 moro were issued. The ac-
counts for lsl3 embrace about fifteen hundred
vouchers, showing expenditures distributed as
fotipwa.
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Continued reduction IN prices OF furniture,
carpets and beading al Il. NJ. COwpertnwt co.'s, lb5
and l57 Chatham 81, reduce stock, Nov Ii Tie time
to purchase.-Adp.
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MOODY and >ankcy in Trooldyn.

All doubt concerning the beginning of Moody
anu sankey's work n Brooklyn was dispellod ictier
day by "a dc,pltch from MOODY from Norhnclt, Mas"
In which he says t hc viii be In the Cl of Churches
ON Ihr 2lth Of october Inc COMMITTEES MY, tnsas. d
il over two months they are have II for 81 900 y
inOu.h. IL vii cost 4 q 900 TO NJ up the huk.
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Guslntss Noiltts.

Rupture Of IN Artery In the right arm.
Tried the prominent IN tnis city Without
brncnt. BY accident heard Of Dr. CHESS LlNlMENT
IODIDE OF AMMONIA. II acted ike magic. Am
now yell. ". BFRGE. Mus. Doe,
Organst, Church Of St. Francis Xavier, 10Th st, " Y.
Sold ny gll druggists. Depot 4J1 9th ay., New YORK.
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i32 332. 3-Oi. y, and 56i y cent.
The total clcarnss at the cold exchange BANK were
s3H175.UuO 90 balances, tlt2f,Vil ana currency
alliances. S2s2Nii. Inc sub lreaauy redeemed &C.,
oO ia ca lea non and paid out IN cola Interest on the
public dtut 5000.
Thcd.ys business at the United states SUM- treasury
was Gold recrlpis, t1hIfls rs 10. ptymchts 1870,
g2ii2 balance. tiSpil.slii2. currency receipts,
ts5lNuaSS; do payments. t"53.l2iti' do. balance,
t5i 1j5. or 81. Customs s-5Onun ki'tpvl ralCcAtd
gold ctrtinCat e Wcrc sent to Washington, y. &.
The Treasury naanDcs 10 the close oi business IN
Washington were: currency. 5000 900; Hnd CON,
ssO.JuOJ0 including tl3uUnpOO coin cUrlihca cs.
Foreign exchange ruled duil hut firm AZ the uoni.
nal quo atons of st.sc ami tiSi Tor tine ana demaud
bl l. rcslt. i've '. .
dur ng the morning, tut the nnal negotiations were
tnrcttd al 2ipet2 ccnt Discounts ranged at 5'44I
for hrstclies mercantile acceptance Of rhurt ddtc.
Government bolds ere weak ia the eir.y trade, Nut
later reelected increased demand, and tAC mdrApt
81 spl strong.
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Headache, C0stivcnes-, BiliousncsS' and
Dyspepsia cured by using Qurk's lush Tea
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BIDS as opened Jaiy $, 1900.

Although the Water Board took Van Whistles
contract away because he did not work last
enough. they gave keeney until July. ISL, To
comuletc the work wnch Van Ninkle mad
bound himself by good suretics % COMPLETE IN
December 1870. six months carrier. Kingsley
ke.ney received $jlj,ig1 lor work which Van
Wrinkle would nave completed Tor $li5G1,, Z y
ing he Ring nice profit OF SlN,sOl men that
little extra claim winch has figured so nicely IN
all Ring Jobs was put forth. Kingsley thought
that ne ought to nave $G,.NO for extra turns
which mad been built to - around the Third
street bridge, although similar work in Fourth
s rect was paid for under the contract. Kings
lev denies tnut he received this extra sum, but
a committee Of gentlemen who carefully lnyes-
usated the matter assert that he ed receive II,
making for MIN a profit Of SaN- 100 above the
price for which SIR. Van Ninkle would have
COMPLETED the work. This Is Sl,GD1 more than
they plundered the city Of in bunding the HUI
SOU avenue sewer.
THE TAXPAYERS RFSTNTtNG.
The assessments, " hicn swcllcd to A grioVOus
burden under the increased expense, aroused
indignation IN south Brooklyn. ana many proc
erty owners refused to paw what they are taxed,
and many have not Yet paid their snare Oh tue
levy. =,
Mr. Van winkle who had invested nearly II
that he WIS worth In machinery and tools, 10
complcte this contract, was almost ruined undn-
ci,llv when the WORK was stolen from him. lie
admits ia he made mistake 10y not taking the
SiUD which Nhs offered. Out hopes To recover
DAMAGES by future litigation. When Fowler
was spoken to about the outrage on the con-
tractor aud on the city he smiled.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


"WEDNESDAY, Oct. 13-P. M.-The stock
speculation developed an alternately weak and
strong market, without, however presenting
any features Of particular prominence. west
ern Union, Lake Shore, Northwestern, Pacific
Mail, Pacific Of Missouri, and Union Pacific rep
resented the larger dealings, accompanied by
fluctuations ranging from y to u cent, the ex-
treme having been noted In Pacific Of Missouri,
which adyanc from ~ to 1GH, closing at 1917.
Western Union declined from 20 at the opening
to 737i, notwithstanding the fact that the main
points Of the annual statement OF the company
were known In the street at an early hour
There was subsequently, however, recovery To
AZ. The gross receipts OF this company for the
year from all sources except proceeds OF bonds.
were sq5 ga CO. and the gross expenses SG,yli,-
4ll.17, leaving net profit OF S31SN. J9 ~. Tue
increase IN gross receipts are said To- be f5Ol,-
g5O.G2, a. compared with the previous hscal year,
while at the same tine the expenses were dc-
creased $4N3l9OG showing a gam IN inc net
urOft Of S123,gN6S The capital stock OF inc
complny is sil,0ij,il0, Of which the company
Lake shore was weak at the opening, and de-
clined from 6j9 to 81, seller j, though Il later
recovered with the remainder OF the list, when
a few of the operators who speculate day on
both sides 81 the market became purchasers Of
The effect OF the Ohio election was at first un-
favorable. but subsequently "A more settled and
assured feeling with reference to the finances II
III rket at the close.
Attention IL invited to tho extreme luctua-
tiuns OF the leading shares IN the comparative
tables.
The total number Of shares dealt In was 1884,
SG1. OF which Western Union represented 5j,4UO /;
Lake shore, 1850; Northw estern, 1h5D; J. chic
Mail. 17.OO0; Pacific Of Missouri y,l20 Union
Pacific, 5pD; ST. Paul. ilj0; the preferred, 40
OuiOs, 3.ttU; Northwestern preferred, lWDi
New Jersey Central, 1900; Delaw, re, Licka-
wanna ana Western, $50; Rock Island, so: At
lantiC and Pacific telegraph Company, 90 ;
Michigan Central. GOO Erie, 900: Atlantic aud
Pacific preferred, 40; Alton AMI lerre ilautc
preferred, JOO; WaDasn, 30. New York Central
132 C., G., &. and l.. 100; Consolidation Coal,
100; Hannibal and IT. joseph. 1,JJ; the pre-
fcrred jOO; II rlem, 100; Quicksilver preferred,
100; st. Louis. .usas City and Northern pre-
tered 100; aud &. B and Quincy, so
The gold market opened weak at ll576, conse-
| platform, aud soon sold down to lljss, but at
TINS point, those heretofore operating for a de-
| cline were discovered to be buying, and the
| price steadily advanced to 1l65s, at which 1t
| closed.
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production. lie has given to its ncc pton and manu-
facture his rpcned skin and thorough artistic tAetc
hence It's Inver.Il popularity Buy your HATS at gig
Broadway 1913 Broadway, or In the Fifth Avenue Hotel
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Ask your druggist for Quirks Irish Tea II
cures headache. -1dV.
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cures biousness, Indigestion, liver complaint
Price 20 cens,-AdB.
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&tGolous ilotlrts.

"RLOW YETnE TRUMPET IN l ziop sound
Of GOD aud the word of The LORD to be preached By
woman In Uniou square three DAYS this Neek Friday,
Saturd.y, anu sunday al o'clock 4. Al. Como and
near tue Lords VIII ~ truth.
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Dyeinr and Cleaning at the New York Dye
Ing Printing Esahli. hmrnt, staten Island. Onces:
No. Us Duane a., 752 BrpadNsy Go 6th uv, v; 1876
and l6S Picrrepont st. BfOokyn. Established % years
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cents.-4ldp.
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state bonds were lower. but more active. We note
cs of Tennessee O., old, at 81 ia's; Missouri %,
long bonds luit do. G.. 1870. luii. New lurk Stdtc
- bouu'y loan, registered, lWSs0slu7i Brgo Ign -,
Park loan III; anu Georgia - new, at iul. In roll
road bonds there iair trad'. tn principal trans
actions were A. follows chicago, burlington aud
Quincy con =, loo; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
s li5iS New Jersey Contra LIS consolidated 1854
chicago Northwestern COus1lldltei Hb'e Chicago
ana Northwestern con.oi,dlted coupon gold bonus.
S5t@ S5,t; HinnDal ana St. Joseph s. convertible. 20;
Cedar Fails aud Mime ISIS Slip ONO anu missile
sppl consolidated snAiag fund vOi ONO snd Missis.
sivm consolidated, 80, Union PlcInc Railroad lists,
iOA. Union Pacihc sinking fund. $50 Pacific Ran.
road Of Missouri 81 Alton ana Terre Hlute ISIS 100
Toledo ana Wabash lists. Sllf; Central Pacnc gold
bonds 1857 Union Pacnc .. land grant. 9ss Lehirh
ami W. Is. consolidated, e6 Lake shore dividend bonds,
09l; Northern Missouri lsts, w; Harlem lst "a coup.
n3r. .
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The Great 25-Ccni Remedy.

Qulrk's Irish Tea. Never equaled for the cure
Of DlllOusupbs.-ltip.
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Total

The expenditures for 1874 can be similarly ar
lnced They were made upon loo vouchers,
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Dollar Case Of Homeopathic Medicines,
with oirrctlnn fir tner u.s., sHut pad on receipt
Vi g. SMITHS Homeopathic Pharmacy, lO' ith av.
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POLITICS AT FEVER HEAT.
LocAL STATESMEN TURNING BROOK
LTN INTO 4 BEDLIM.

Tracy Producing Turmoil in the Judicial
Convention Liberals Boiting on Happen
The Candidates for the MayOrRity.
The disturbed political affairs were OK
citedly discussed in BROOKLYN yesterday, and
the public buildings were thronged with dele
gates to the different conventions. The nomi-
nation Of Z. I. Backhouse by the Citizens aud
Taxpayers Association "a a candidate for the
Mayoralty who would break the rapacious Ring,
was the chief topic early in the day. Comp
troller Schroeder, who was popularly supposed
to be the strong opponent Of Mr. Backhouse. in
asmuch as he promised to be the Republican
candidate, telegranhed the following:
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W RTED.

RoiI.-The.c torments OF Job arc speedily cured by
the Peruvian syrup &, protOXi ic Of RON.
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bargains Mt the Original Hiram Anderson.
son s. la tirprt- on Cloths, Mat. Mating, &c 33f
Eighth av.. 8 4 below eth It,, eist side.
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sorru ANNOY, y. j.. October 10.
To THE EprTon oF The AHGr- the name Of AN indc.
pendent Democrat iik" t. J.. ckhOu-r At the he ld -
III BepunIcan uchct. will ensure the defeat ~ the
Rug candidate, without n doubt His nomination
would be stronger than that OF any Republican Who
MI hi Ice named | urAc my fricnl- In the tuy Con
ventlon to endorse MI. Backhouse uy acclamation.
A
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The swlnder then moved o. Mobile, and there
h. went into the business Of bIYing camunits
tor 400 IMAGINARY economy. II purchased 1--WE
Tor SiNtUl. and attempted 20 negotiate "A dfaft
ON NrN 5 urk Tor that amount lidt the bank
eis were suspicious, and handed Livingston
over lu the police.
hc winter Of 1873 4, found Livingston de't-
tuie iu CHICAGO. sud- MY IN the spring he ap-
pr irrd ina fi-liuutule hotel arrayed IN costly
suit If clothes, aud soon afIerward he forged
the % me 0t Mr.. Holland, - the American. TX
PRS Company, 10 a draft for fli0IOl, which ne
presented Al the Merchants National Bank Of
tncasO. Ihis attempt was also unsuc resslui.
Bat he managed TO get out of the
clutches 81 the law, uarlly through d
Miiesurehd impression TINT he vas insane lie
hsed in New York last winter ana q ruugh the
summer, and seemed 70 have pienty 81 money.
lis daughter, Jennie, was sent to fashionable
tenlniry. His attempt 10 yet Sl51 from eX-
Breaker Hickman, the real estate dealer was
one u his tetiiest swindl"s, and seemed To be
inspired solely bv defire to perpetr,te fraud,
a. he vas not In need Of money. lie stl led him
ael Henry q. ayor, son u one Of the firm u
1aVlof sons, brewers. Albany, and said he
NHhed 10 guy p.iatial mansion. Mile he
was taking about the terms, young wo-
man nVpc req ana pretended 10 be mes
sehger from an aunt la embarrassed cream
Stances LHugston pulled out a wallet cont-in-
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SNiL idS HTs ArTER nFArH-A t.la-
e.,.. ~ - = 4 hrrslt frrtn phlladelpSta
- p,ttn.ef -, SAYS " a~{,eRfs thaf 49,
Mount Moran Cemetery. the superiptenas,s
~ Wnlch refused to permit the f-fo~nerf -
TIE body of Henry Jones tllr,.,f.-- ,,.' -
j., 70 certain cAt.F.r. q frr--i rae se,,es
tery has no Legal huard o. M-naRers CO.,
by tsfe STOCKHOLDERS. il under tie c.-,fr.,i -,
the family OF The late George CoaneIi w.,
run II az n speculation. and that tl.p 1880,
FOR refusing the use OF a lot q the Family 81
Mr.. Jones, who had bought and paid for
one. was rot hocsuSr an immarSe ma
lorltN OF tbs OF owners ciamored against n
bOt because the Cornell family lOokcf a. nj
from business point OF view. and thought
~ would inJuNe the sale % ground. These
are The statements OF Mr.. Thomas W Price.
Nuo u the largest lot owner ia the cemetery
having deeds Tor about "A 600 leef which he
took 70 satisfy claim. lie ha1 never heard
o. ule toard OF msaagerS. who the superia-
Nnoent claimed, ordered him {, refuse al
mission 10 the body, and be did not believe
IN tne existence OF any suSh board. He has
neNsr iieard OF ory election by the stOck
noiuerst and demo inces the whole prooea.f-
ma OF refusing Jones a burial as an outrage.
the mater. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-04

. MARRlED IN Prison - Ths ROmaacs Of
t,fute--Not the least romantic incident in
ue history OF the Carbonate bank rol,bery
NsS that which occurred IN the WIlkaSbarr.
ITTiSon Few days ago, when the notorious
loc sweeney, while yet awaiting Sentence
man who had been but too Intimately ac-
fuslhku with him before he beca me- an OH
,ecl oi interest 10 the Pinkerton detscflVes
win many years OF serVitude before him,
ana win load of dfsCrace. that death alone
could ipe out, resting upon him, she Sourbt
MN Behind the prison bars. aud at hIS ovn
it4oeSt lhe ceremony he would disdain 20
have performed while in the full epiovn,erS
81 ms freedom was gone through and n min
isler pronounced the couple man aud wife
slter which, with a few words of adnlonition
iheE took farewell OF each ofher-he 10 lace
his etght weary years OF solitary conflpeu,e,t
and hard labor, she 10 return 10 CarbOpdale
anu ponder ON the past and future-S-ra,lfoa