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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-23

Low middling sold at l31sc; and strict
low middling at l3a.c. There is a
wide margin between the asking prices
Of some factors, and what will be
accepted by others. With so little de-
mand sales can not be pressed without
liberal concessions from previous rates, and
several holders being under instructions to
sell their offerings, have constant bearing
influence, which the leading holders are
unable. to prevent. Our quotations ap.
proximate as nearly as possible to the &C.
tual business, but under the circumstances
must be regarded as nominal.
The receipts to-day included bale of
new crop from Indianols, via Brashear and
Morgan's railroad, shipped from Victoria,
Texas, to Messrs. Francke & Danneel.
We notice that the two bales of new crop
from the Rio Grande sold at St. Louis at
30c. One of these was bought by Mr..
Joseph Lorber at the sale in this CITY at
Etc, and forwarded to st. Louis by ex.
press.
The Exchange reports: ''Sales $50 bales;
quotations nominal Its figures are re-
duced lac.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September I, la74...-..... 1883
Arrived Arr since last statement go od 10
AdaitiohRa leIS, siss from city GIN.
pings, iltens and LOOSE. 1891, 1857.
Total; ..l.l.a73o
Cleared previously ......::.......l las oos
Consumed 1t Lehman, Abraham
L Co.'S cotton mill ........... 1851 Las, I53
stock on hand and shipboard cot cleared. 23577
stock same time LAST year ........... 27,l76
Receipts proper since LAST evening,
bales, against II bales on last Thurs |
lay, and % last year, making an aegre-
gate since Friday evening Of 3l8 bales,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-23

GUPERI0R DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans. No. 70, lo,.-By virtue OF = writ of
tieri facas to me directed BY the honorable the
in the above entitled cause, for eitv taxes of
1874 will proceed to sell at pubic auction. ~ the
Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and Customhcuse streets
in the Second District Of this city, on SATUR-
DAY, August o. 1875, at twelve o'c Ock M. the to.
lowing described property. to wit
ONE CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND situated
in the Fist District Of this city in square number
Ave hundred and forty four. bounded by Miro
Tont. Lafayette and Julia streets, me assuring two
hundred and ninety eight fe.t tw" inches on Miro
street. by two hundred and eishty.v tess one
inch in depth.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spst.
EUGENE wAGGAMAN
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ONn1enS bank of Louisiana ~. p n.
nt1 aa ana Jules C. Desfosse, Admiu,st rato.

Oauzens Bank of Loulsjann ~. p ~.
aud 1 ! ana Jules C. Desfosse, Admiustratoe
Sorn Hl, DISTRICT COURT FOR TIKI PARISH
se,urs ol .nd No. 2Ss3a-By virtue Of writ Of
i.h e the Superior District Court Tor the na1
viii eroceed t. al. IN the above entitled cause,
chants and Apctonees Exchange, Rovs lns street
Second nss ada and Customhouss streets, in the
Is1s Dstrict OF this city, on TUESDAY Aupmst
sc., fs;, At twelve O'Clock NJ, the FOLLOWING ss.
m Rasi. ChRTAlN LOTS OF GROUND situata6
snn Oa1 street in the rear Of this CITY in tbs,
I"nsa III oIoMSp[issd within Basin, Rampant. To,s
.I.. Ia 81 Peter streets the said lott being d.
t Ean. 40 mum bers twenty-five, twenty.six and
i.te TX seven. on plan drawn by joseph Pile
80 10 City surveyor, and deposit a. plan numh.
snIes IN the book Of plans Of G. r strineer thee,
ma nouaiy public in this city. each of sa;d int.
0 9a ~ BASIN street by depth of sIty feet ~.
thereon. ss Sno lpproveneLtS
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Oash on the spot
RrGREE
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

OFFICE OF ThE REPUBLICAN, I
Friday, July %. 1875.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
" Pike. Brown, from Bayou Sara
henry Tete. AuCOin. from Thibodau4
Era No TO- palferee. from Loci port
Mary Ida. Ruiz. from White Hall
Orioie. O'Pry from Lower Coast
Marie, Bassett. from Lower Coas,
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lv13 aui "a Civil Sheriff of tha p.,itas

IAe Ilty OF New Urieann ". Mr.. n;
-~rrrn,. Bateman - WV
y Of OrIsan uiS " q &c COURT FOR TIE PARISH
nero Iaeas to me directed by the honorSbs tbe
ent tHqTt for the parish 81 IL
t,s WI, proceed to sell at pubic ans.. =. 1879.
stree eibaan.s and Apctieneers' Rxchanse Rovs,
in The SscnS Canal and Customhouss strests.
dessaiSea as,S at twelve o'clock 81 tie foosir
s, Ins sixth Distric: of this city. in
Hryades a4d By Bacchus
hundred ana snH sSnat streets. measuring one
Eve ft nine inches and one hundred and ,vensy.
seized In the above anti
Tesms-Caeh on the spot.
iv22 AMI D. IT.. EUGENE WAGGANAN
''N' "a' % Civil Sheriff Of the Perish Of O,,esua
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

Then. feveau vss MrA Mary Ne Kolse
Widow Anton Hermann.
QNOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
r. of Orleans, No. 43 6lO.-By virtueGf writ Of
saiznre and sale tome directed by the honorable
the F0urth District Court for the parish Of Or.
isans in the above entitled cause will proceed to
seIi AT public auction at the Merchants and Auo.
tinneers' Exchange, Royal street. between Canal
and Customb0use streets in the Second District Of
THE city, on FRIDAY, July 49, 1875, ut twelvs
O'Clock NJ. the following described property. -
WI wa CsRrsrs TOT OF GROUND, toxethe, srth al:
and singular the buildings and improvements
thereon, rights, wayA privileges or servltudeS
thereuntO attached or 10 anywise epperta'ning.
situated in the Third District of this city, in the
SQUARE bounded by Montegut, Levee, Moresu and
Ctouet streets measuring twenty-five to twenty
six feet front on Msntegut stree BY depth Of
eghty.three feet. between equal and parallel bnos
AMI in American measures Being the same prop.
eYtv acquired by defendant herein from the sue.
cession of Henry Gettel, as per act passed before
twenty first OF DecembeA 18th
Seized in the above suit.
TSrme-This being the 81 e0nd and last suction,
She aid property will be definitely adJudle eted to
the hishes ct M last bdd. fOg what il ~ill bring
at twelve mon; IS credit the purchaser ~ finishing
bond, with good and solvent security, hearing
eight per cent interest per annum from date SnN
special mortgage on the property sold until final
PAYMENT Said purchaser will have to deducs
and pay in cash the printing, sherifs ana
clerks fees attorneys tees etc, which amount to
furthermore the State parish and municipal
Ia xes the amount OF which is ret yet ascersalned.
EUGENE WAGGANAN
~. II 1872. Civil Sheriff O(ile Par oh of OrleAnA
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AiDerniR Bank Of New Orleans vs.. w. lie
Walters and George Cronan.

Walters and George Cronan
TNOCRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE 1ARISn
te.i faciss against George CrOnan to me directed
by the honorable the Fourth District Court for the
parish of O.lesns in the above entitled cause wS
proceed to sell at public auction at the Mere
between Canal and CustOmhOuse streets In the
Second District Of slIis city. on FRIDAY. July
g. 1874 ut twelve O'Clock H.. ths following dc
soribed property. to wit.
living and being in the First District of this city. s
Che square bounded BY White, Palmyra. Banks
streets aud Jane aller. designated by the numbers
fifteen and sixteen OF square d. on a certain plan
os January, 1867, true COPY of which is annexed
TO an act passed in the Office of Edward Barnett.
late notary public in This city, on tho twenty
eighth day of March, 1867, copy Of which sketch
tieh of April, 1870 in the office of W. j. Castel.
notary public in this city; said lets of ground ad-
iOin each other, and measure, each, according TO
said plan, twenty-five feet seven inches 'front.' on
Palmyra street by depth, between parallel lines.
OF one hundred feet; lot number fifteen forming
the corner of Palmyra and White streets; together
with all the rights, ways and advantages there
unto belonging or IN anyw!se appertaining. Beng
the same property acquired bv the defendant
herein, George .GrOnan from Paul Surg, por act
passed before said notary, Castel on the sixth day
of June, 1872
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-This being the second and last auction the
said prOpe rty will be definitely adudcated to the
highest and last bidder for what it will bring, at
twelve mOntbs' credit, the purchaser furnishing
bond, with good and solvent security, bearing eight
per cent intele per annum from date and special
mortgage on the property sold until final pay
ment said purchaser will have to deduct and pay
in cash the printing sherifFs and clerks fees, etc.
which amount to about one hundred and forty
five dollars. and, furthermore the State, parish
and municipal taxes the amount of which 10 not
yet ascertaned.
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The City OF New Orleans vs.. Mrs. Adam
Wagner.

;y,, AMI Civil Sheriff of the Parish of orleans.
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;.ao 3. or EU0ENE WAGGAMAN
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The City IT new Orleans ~. Pant Lee
RlaDc

EUUENE W AtN IMAM,
iy2f au1 - Civil Sheriff at he Parish Of Or.eans
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The City of New Orleans vs.. AIphOnse
Martin and James Lyon.

EUGENE WACGAMAV
jy.: sli 2. Civil Sheriff of the Parish of orleans
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;v2o ,,,1 o, 70, AC0ANk WA0GANAU
jy<| aaI q Civil Sheriff Of the Pariah Of O..,Aar
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The CitY OF New Orleans VS.. Mrs, i, rs,
~ Piffet


Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Oil Orleana
iyi6 % aul II w.
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The City of New Orleans W. tIrss Ed.
Parmele.

;v,, .u,v Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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The City OF New Orleans ". william G
Wilson.


Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
jyL1 AMI 324
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ig2i au' ?! Civil Sheriff Of The 1axiah Of Orleans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-09
OPPOSITION To THE COSTIGAN BILL.

EESOLU HONS AND MEMORIAL TO THE LEGISLATURE
COUNCIL OF POLITICAL REFORM.
Att meeting of the Ncw-York City Council
Off Political Reform held at their rooms, No As East
Twenty third ST., Saturday evening" Feb. c. inst,
wm H. Webb. the President, in the chair the following
preamble and resolutions we're unanimously passed. ard
memorial the Legislature agreed upon and the sec
rotary was Instructed to the printed AMI cir
culated for signatures and presented to the Legislature
a. Whereas The present Charter OF the city OF New
YORK, the pur.ose o. securing eicent cyl ser
vice In the administration Department. provides
that neads OF departments shall be removed by
Mayor only for cause and aftcr opportunity 10 ne heaTd
such removal TO lie approved ~ writing by the Gov
ernor before 1t shall take eff CT See. 2j) therefore,
ReS1lced, That any amendment 10 the charter that
takes away the s.utary cheek Of the Governor APP
prevail writing before any removal shall take effsct,
and puts each head OF department. III the power OF The
yor alone subvcrsve OF good government aud hon
est administration, and would be solely In the i'll
terest Of any political clique who may wish to re-
establish the Tweed system of making the Ciy Treasury
support their party. That the C0stgan BILL No 81.
tanning vicious amendment is attempt 10 confer
upon the Mayor OF this city deSpoic power over the
heads OF departments sucn Mayo the city has
heretofore possessed aud which cannot vita safety
a. And Whereds For the purpose Of securing economy
In supplies and in pubic work the Charter provides that
all eOntrscs ior suppies ana puqc WoTks eAceeu.nG
1900 for any particular job or supply SHALL after pnoc
adver isement aud open competition, be given 10 the
lowest bidder (5ec. 81; therefore,
ReSOired That attempt 10 enlarge this 81 600 limit
door Tor favoritsm, corruption, and fraud
and TO increase to Taxpayers the cost OF supplies ana
(s-J And, phereas To prevent unwse and injudicous
appropriations OF the public money or properly OF the
involving the expenditure OF money or the LAYING
sessmen the lease OF real estate or franchises shall
he valid unless shall have received the votes OF three
fOurhs OF all the members elected 10 the Board OF Alder
men tsec. ~ therefore,
esolped, That attempt 10 break down this barrier
and give majority OF tins single Board the power 10
vote away public money or public property, 10 lay
assessments s In view OF the experience OF the lat ten
wears un WISE ujudciou ana dang especially
from the fact that there Is now In the CITY Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-09
TIE NEU-JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

q RAPID TRANSIT LIVE STOCK CoNPANY-sTATE RE-
WARD FOR NAVAL SERVICE IN THE REBELLION
A STATE STOCK EXCHANGE.
tPRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.
TRENTON, n. j., Feb S.-Business was lively
IN both Houses tonight, and number OF bills were IN
PRODUCED Io Mr. Abbott offered bill for the
Incorporation Of the Rapid Trant Live Stock Company.
with power TO purchase and transport live stock IN this
Slate and elsewhere TO construct and sell for the
transportation OF live stock and 70 establish and main
tain feeding and watering places etc. The capital
stOek placed at $4,000, with power to double it.
incorporates are o. Chenate, Frank THOMPSON John
Briggs, John Il Mcpherson, and Andrew H. Briggs The
principal Office IL 10 be Ia Hudson County hill WAS
offered 10 increase the capital stock Of the Lopgvood
Valley Railroad Company 10 t2OO0OOO and TO change
aud alter the location OF the road bill was introduced
incorporate the Cape May Passenger Railroad Com
paDy, with Alexander J. Whildin, Edwin Richard and
others as Incorporators
In the Assembly Mr.. iMofat offered bill providing
that all persons who enlisted In the service
OF the Unted States during the Rebellion. and who we're
t the time OF enlistment bono Jide residents Of the
STATE OF Hew-Jersey and whose service and enlistment
credited by the United States SewJersey shall
entitled TO receive from this State pay IL
BOW provided by law TO be paid men who enlisted rs
soidias " tAs Rev jersey gsgpeaIs W organizations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-09
UNITED sTArEs SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-1he following Is a sum
N 5C,icfeil sg Pefry ,ppel Il the CIrc1 Conr.
Unoa The horhern District oi CheJusee
maze ecsve license tor STATE to make and
tbd Inns within he liable
n Of The real VII rh I be brought IN the Crsoi Court o.
di Pear dd ir'tde she subsequent iroeneat IN slove
psih, ia measure Of o1eTy vas ne pols made b' u. use 81
,,r ,cye wch inc ac hi iaVtr.iou Aud Tor Tue error IA
the directing the ca1ust to he taken on the basis Of the Drot
for the b1 the p,oHis na alone iron the u'e
No ibg-Tle Gear Rapids ana Missouri Railroad Company
sg appeal rom the supreme Court Of lwaar jus
By the &C, Of lS5G to the state Of Iowa for
The remano, cooddon pceed OF completing
70 this first 100 need be
sio1s he inc Of the road shee
runpuon Of tie because Of the road had bee1
built make void the title OF purchaser from the railroad
No 47-Eo6nson Al sgt Elliott A.,Fnee' appeal from the
United Stas for the District Of Jus
ee Days o.LyeIe1 the o4on noens mat nCrag winch on rs
goo moglsed sell nis discretion wiIboaG obhg
ton origager the proceeds Of sale Is on IL lace Tod .,
mortgage duly acknowledged ami reoried according the laws
Of l0disns where the goods were-Ahnaed
, ,h 1i, n, al me uS, sae. for m. E,,,"rn m & Of
Of the COLLECTORS Of Pons of the United states in
toto classes namely VI
Enumerated ports aad all Others Dot enumerated The former ine'ed
TO so MUCH eos4ve $1,000 TIE latter not more than s1OOo-
No 4O4 agt The Uad sate, appeal from the Court Of
Claims Justice swlyne delivered the opinion, holding that
Mitchell domc and place Of business Of
Louisville KY and VINO after tue and
remained within ID, Confederate lnes desas in bsls
sold Captured
eT Affirmed.
No lG31he ksresnse Steamship Compang AMI Steamer Bristol
st Jos9 roaloa L 10 6sme sgt John Poaton
Of
Ets Yofk. Affirmed, With costs. b. dlVicei codrt
No BOB ~ b. Blak collector The National Ctr Bank Of
kewfOk No 5j4stme The Fourth National Bank 10 555
SANE as The s'0I; rSs B.ol appeals IRON ne S"eu cour,
fos Feb Is.
IN ~ . "a
Supreme Cour Of MisiSppTne argument
by Mr. g. hdmunds and ML w. Blnley
lof defendant AID r. Stanton iof phlshd eIyoL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-09
MEETINGS OF DIsUNIrED LIQUOR DEALERS

The New DIX Liquor dealers IloleCuN0
Union held a meeting last night at No. 1913 secondaye
at which A. Herzberg presided The object OF the meet
ing was TO restore harmony In the Union, which bad
been broken by the disturbance creaIed by severa
members at the last regular meeting. The principals IN
that movement were OF plotting TO wrest from
the President the Office TO which he had been formally
elected Resolutions we're passed strongly nsuring
those members, and expeng them from the Associa-
ton Tie Presidents action in declaring the meeting
adjourned when ne saw that order could no longer be
observed was approved. committee was appointed
70 nquire Of the counsel the Union how best TO Oh
tain charter under the general laws OF the State The
Executive Committee expect TO report tomorrow In re-
card TO the bill Tor excise law now before the
LEGISLATURE. ,,,,.. ...,
Abont ICo members Of the Liquor Dealers Union met
Iast evening al Putnam Hail. Iwciilst. ana IhIrit'e
Temporary organic itOn effected by the eieclloh
of James Reilly as President aud John c. Cassidy a. See
rltary Mr.. CASSIDY Of the co nmittec appointed 10
wait on the Excise Board reported that the Board would
make 10 reduction ut present, but afier May they
,gould reduce license fee whether Inc Dl before
fine Legislature pas sed resolution confirming
The action the last meeting IN removing PRESIDENT
HerzOerg from his position was adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-09
THE FIRE AT MT. LEBANoS-Loss u5o,Ooo.

HUDSON, II. Y, Feb. S.-The confagration
at the Shaker village, Mt Lebanon, on Saturday de-
stroyed the welin OF the Church family with
large quantity OF provisions and houseno" RoonS'
barn with hay grain and yoke OF oxen; carriage
house wood house two shops and two sheds involving
loss OF not far from i5oOOO Tbere was no OUTSIDE III
surance the Shakers insuring their own property NO
lives were lost. although there were many narrow es-
capes One shakeress rescued from third story
window by a brave "man OF the world" who rusheu
through the flames. placed rope around her ana low
cred her TO the ground He escaped himself by the
same rome The of Elder Evans VAS MOI desroJ ca
"a reported, the Elder occupying the dWelhg OF inc
North family which Is quite remote from Tue scene VI
tle coudlgratiOn, aud was not Injured
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,.,,,,,on,. IL .amni,tered, and the facility

ness OF the departments is administered ana the Iacs
with which controlling local combinations eau DO
formed 10 promote schemes preiudeial TO honest gov
ernnent the undersigned believe that any hgisialon
HAVING Tho effect 90 make the heads OF departments
absolutely dependent for reputation aud continuance nv
government would be In tGe highest sense preludcis
IA the indie fearless discharge or pufc uuty
Full provision Is made by present laws fI the SPECIFY
removal OF any public officer for cause the sutclency
NJ which cause must be made to appear tn the Mayor OF
,be cty and then 10 the Governor OF the stale. Inc
precau tion of recurring the Governors concurrence
was designed TO protect the Independence OF the ocer
from the resentment Of the local officials with whom ne
is brought medatey In contact aud Is In the opinion
Of your nemoralists an essential safeguard. Should
the proposed bill become law, your mem0rlas,s ne
leye IL will greatly aiL the difficulty felt in IN
dunp men OF character aud Independence TO accept the
principa trusts under the City Government. and the
departments will he administered In the spirit
of "A corrupt subServiency 10 whatever interests
or poesions may from time 10 time obtain
controlling Influence over the local executive.
Your memoralss earnestly pray that the proposed OIL
NAV not receive sanction OF the Legislature your
memorialsts also respectfully and earnestly present
their re monstrances az raising tho Limit OF 0OO 10
pryae contracts supplies and public works TX by
section OF Of the Charter and also against reducing tue
Affirmative vote below The three-ourths required
nv Section IL Charter for ordinances or resou-
lions Involving the expenditure Of money or the laying
an or leasing Of city real estate or fran
chscs and earnestly pray that the bills introduced into
Charter may not receive favorable action.
w. n. WEBB, President.
Copies of this memorial for signatures Will be found
nj the Chamber OF Commerce and at the office OF Mr.
Willy Wallach, No. Beekman-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-09
TIE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

An inquest was begun yesterday by Coroner
Hicks OF Hampstead III regard to the accident Oh "eu
nesdav night on the Hampstead Branch OF the south
ern Railroad Long Island by which three men were
killed Superintendent BIrr Horace Parsons David
Bcdcl and several Others were examined The testl-
mony was substantially that, at tho point where the
accident occurred the embankment Of the railroad CON
fined the water which collected from the neighborng
higher lands TO allow this water TO escape pipe l6
inches in diameter. had been provided Several VIII
nesses declared that this pipe was not TOO large III
times Of ordinary freshets. The water at the
timo Of the accident had risen seven feet
above the opening of the pipe One witness
OK lnned the about % minutes before the
accident and could discover no signs OF danger Tine
witnesses united in the opinion that larger outlet
snould have been provided, declaring that he had
cal ed attention 10 int .iency OF the pipe when
was nut In. The train which WAS wrccRed had passed
over the place before. bat botn the conductor ana
hupernte had Judged that IL was all rght. Ro-
turning they noticed tult tho track had become some
what washeG, and the conductor about stopping
the tram that they were approaching bad
Mace when the accident occurred. AL united III testl-
fvug 10 the care aad ability OF the railroad employees
The case given 10 the iIry at IA late hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-09
POLICE NOTES.

James Memore, driver Of No Truck, while going
70 Ma en4ue yeeniy morning. vas thrown IRON MS
,e to tie pavement Wet Bro ay and "ntst lie was osuH
h1r about shoulders and feared ihat ne may ndfS s
tlined internal IL juries that may prove fatal
In the Tombs Police Court yesterday Henry
D.ns held nbez1'g 1891 iron his employ Eanuua AcA
r of No. s6 Thomas Moan and Bwam "ssh were
r ia stoaurS barrel Of nOasses, worm @o@'
iry1i The store Hea Welsh at oGj Wssllngol-,
Matthew Doing vagrant, age 10, reported IN
the Nil.enth Pecct Ffynnih ST. last evening,
t h. had been s days IN FOrham by some
persons wandered a5ousnce that time begging
Inc un1 had not panel eI bu ne had husy been eopeed
main nd assistance. An examination Oy tne
t.eon showed the severe nsh one ala tAat
hid stipulated greatly aud Gaasene was threatening JOINING vas
0 Bellevue Hospital
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday,
Gordon scuy No. Cos Lgilha charged Patrick Carlos
Gle IN their employ having Biz aad exhibiting tor
sale them lie held 10 answer
OF the Broadway vas
csre with having Richard Curtis while he getting
he front plaltorn Fnav nignt, ~ which CuJs hg WIS
broken He held the resu, Of Cu.tss injune
and George held $1,000 each tor stealing
~ Wilton the OF Ade" s. Ely OF No. o9
esc fosneimef 20 Bond St. preferred charge
a.,p, John LEVINE for having stolen gold
wstccan vl1 Of $50 rO ansnts store, while pre-
ged They were committed " answer
in each