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NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., Dec. g.
About midnight fire broke out in the
stables OF L. D. Jarrard, two hundred
and sixty by forty feet, capable OF mold
ing three hundred and eighty mules.
The fire spread rapidly, and soon enve!-
oped large provision store belonging
to the same party. The mules were all
saved. The stable, store and contents
are almost a total loss, which is esti-
mated at 1000, insured tor $4,000.
Three firemen were injured, one fatally,
by falling walls.
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HARTFORD, e., Dec. 2.-Considerable
excitement prevails in Ellington on ac-
count OF the discovery OF human
skeleton hurled beneath a hou e
in The northern part OF the town
now occupied by Mi. kibber. Tie
general impression among The iuhabit-
ants is That man now dead, who occu-
pied the house some twenty years ago,
murdered pedder who was in The hab. :.
it OF visiting him, buried the body where
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE.

ENOR SALE - FARM - Good farm Of 97zS
Il acres, situated l. d miles from the raIroa /,
IN Clernont County; A acres in corn, J acres
IN potatoes. ~ acres in meadow, balance in
pasture aud small crop. Farm in good order.
VIII sell farm and crop tOge her ON VERY EASY
terms. A good chance for any one desirino it
70 get u good home. Address B. b s., 5Car
Office, 2}J Walnut street, CinCinuati o.
Jy2d&jyZTw-tf
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STEAMBOATS,.
For PittSbuTg.

THIS DAY, I'd, AT P. NJ. POSITIVELY,
gsms> b. EMMA GRAHAM, }. n. W Wlliam-
IFtissssst4iS son, Master, Apply on board or 10
ssss1zsss',Izsss W. s. Getty, j. =. DOrman Il Co.,
). Cunningham, j. 5. Robinson, Agents.
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For EINntin n,tOn.

THIS DAY, 2l, ats p. NJ. Positively,
Hzg ,. Tic c. IL o. II. Il. packet FLEE +
tftS ttgl WOOD, !. 4. Campbell, Ma ter.
zszss-zl2--.aa Freight received ut all hours on
wharf bout, loot OF Broa lWay. W. Houshel,
superintendent.
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For POILlnrOV.

THIS DAY, ~ at p. Nj POSITIVELY
S,SSSe p POTOMAC, Ii. II. Drown, Master
LfSY%3t.itc lrcigut received at all hours on
"a .seA's'sai'a " harf-Doat iootof bIoadway. W.
HOusheli, superintendent.
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"CITGNENs' GAS COMPANY.u


A New Company Contemplated.
AT The meeting Of he Board OF Coun-
eilmen held last night j. G. Ruey pre-
se"ted petition from Il new company
to he called the "Citizens," asking the
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SO GIETY NOTICES.

A o. lI.-DYisiOn No. 10 will hold their
a. regular monthly meeting MORROW
lnunday), December 3, at 5 O'clock r. NJ at
their hall, corner Josephine and Saunders
streets, Nit. Auburn. A full attendance OF all
memUe.s of the Dvi-io is desired, as business
OF importance will be tran -acUed.
ltf JOHN kELrY Secretary.
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For G[anaw!ia,

SATURDAY, 81, at 5 p NJ. POSITIVELY
Gss q vIRHiB AGE,J. " Reynolds, Mas
Lt,Sillssssa1:IsS ter. Apply on UoarI or to Geo.
aaS3EEaAi=aszE Charter, }. &. DOrman Il Co.,
Agents.
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AMUGEMHNTS.
GRAND 0PERA-H0USE.

i'' 10 ~ MILES, Eo,'............,......Ma Manager.
Last night Of the Great Artist, MISS NEIL
son, supported by Eben PIymDtop. in RO-
nlEO AND JULIET. Julief, Miss Nelson
Romeo, Mr. Plympton. Regular Matinee this
aiternoon7Great Success, The SEA OF ICE,
fomance. Admission only 2jc TO all parts of
the house. Monday, Dec 'mber 4--Mr. JOSEPH
MU HPH Y, in Kerry Cow"
MOTTO G--lhe Theatrical Train on the
Little Miami Railroad will wait this even
Ing until after the performance OF Romeo and
nj
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For New Orleans.

SATURDAY, 2l. at P. NJ. POSITIVELY.
A. c. DO NALLY. H. U.IIart Mas
eE1SSRit-r. Apply on board, or TO Roysa
IL MOS cit, j, S. Robinson, Ageats
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For Louisville.

THIS DAY, 81, at +. NJ, Positively,
the U. s. Mail Line steamer,
fgg " hGENERAL LYPLH, G. DufOur.
lfss5tof. Z II Master. Freight received at all
1fsazEs-rzs-sas hours IN Wharf boat foot OF Vine
street. H. NJ. Wade, superintendent.
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For Chiio.


DAllf. At 2. NJ,
Eg =. CITY OF PORTSMOUTH, s. Nor
.sifSElss.5Ia' gan, Mas er Freight re ;eivcu at
HE--=a4-E4aaD AL hours on Wharf-hoaJ, iooJ OF
Waluuv Street.
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For NFen1Dl,is.

SATURDAY, 81, at Y. NJ, POSITIVELY,
M n JAS, W. GAFF, II w. Wise, Mas
lsEt$5SssssE ,er. Appyon board, or to Royse Il
ss1ss's1A'aazA MoSset, gents on n. o. Wharf
boat.
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For New Orleans.

TUESDAY, 9Th, at 5 p. NJ, Positively,
ssy h.CHARLEs MORGAN. a. Stein.
lsfF9yssaEsss Master. Apply on baar,l, or 10 Geo.
KkEees,ssse Nharter, R0Yse q Mosset, Agents.
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For Evansville.

SATURDAY, 1st, at p. NJ. POSITIVELY,
Es = ALEX. Kendall, W B. Harris
llssss44Sszsissxf[ Mastgr Apply On Doarj, or to
a.s9tssl:az9 Mnit. AlcL.nlrH. .e..--
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

And step ladders for sale aud repaired. f. TET-
TENBORN, 2l1 W. Fifth st. Jas w sam
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TEaORNBUR "
RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.

WIN RECT CONGREG ATIONAL
' CHURCH.-Sermon in the morning by the
Pastor. On account Of the funeral Of MIS-.
Eyans, there Will will be no service at this
church in the evening.
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TARR's AVENUE BAZAAR.

Side pleating made to order; double footing
ruching Csc. 3!5 Central avenue, opposite
Ninth street. nol5-3Jt
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-02

LOUIsyILLg, Dec. 2-The number Of
hog, NiieI mere this season TO atte is
- 0OS, against i6, 2S5 for the same time
last year
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-02

it is now found, and used the money OBJ
tanned to pay debt which he owed at
the time.
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For yevay.

MONDAY, WEDNESD AZ and FRIDAY, at
aP Nj,
~ hBANNOCK CITY, J. W. Kirby,
l,4StsSF.t3, Master Apply on bolrd or at A.
Ri'sEsssdi's.Ad HeunalPs, corner Main ant Water
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WOODS THEATER.

Two performances to-day-Matinee at ?,
evening at s. Miss Katie Putnam in The
beautiful comedy drama Tot, the Match Girl
Next week-MR. JOHN T. RAYMOND.
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MTANTED--rD EXt XtHANGE--A pair of
= w No. shirley skates, nearly rev for an
Opei a glass. AGdres5 SIX ATES, this Office.
del i-UL*
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-02

M TANTLD-Bostou Gallery makes Ferro-
w types lOr soc. u Central ave. mhZ2-stl
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
CLOTHES WRINGERs,

EI- Dyelng and Securing at Walkers, 81 d. Sd
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT--HOUSE-- two story brick OF
4 six rooms, kitchen and large lot, ~ also,
a stable, three stalls, wagon room, 81, On
DGlhl Pike, city. Cal OF ad'uess ID. r. AL
LEN, wenty- first Ward, city. 29-4t
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WANTED mis- scHLLANEoUs

NM ANTED-fOur terrotypes Tor 5Oc New
w York Gallery, Is w. Fourth st. mh22-St
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ITOR RENT = uOU e - OF eight rooms in
a. cGm tllaie order; mAdei4i improve ieals;
No. 4J5 West Third street. kcg at grocery
sorncr Third and Mill streets. Apply to Mrs.
COX, Hartwcll, Ohio. 2l-it
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-02

NEW YORK Dec. "A special to
the Times lrom Raleigh, North Carolina,
says that protest has been filed with
Governor Brogden against the issuance
OF certificate of election as PYesiden-
Jiul E!ector, TO Wm. B. Glenn. Demo-
erat, Oh Ihe' ground OF ineligibilty, he
lOldiHg an C1iice oil trjsG Us Commission.
ar, appointed By the Seulhern Claims
Comm sslon. Tue protest Will be re-
erred ~ the Attorney General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-07
KINGS COUNTY LuNATIC ASYLUM.

The report of Dr. Ordronaux, State Com
missioner in Lunacy, the management of the Kings
County Lunatc Asylum which was made public ye-ter-
day is a very yolumnous document. In the opinion OF
Dr. OrdronluI the administration Of the Kings County
Charity Department IL very bad He denounces policy
which allies party politics with the dispensaton OF pub
lie charities lie proposes that the supervision OF the
Innatc ASYLUM shan be separated from that OF the other
county buildings and De gwen 10 board OF uushlalrd
Commissioners, who SHAH be appointed bY the Mayor
the and the County Judge IT, how
ever Ii should be deemed advisable To divide The
present duties of the Chaity Commissioners, he recon
ucd- that whole business Of the Kings County CHAR
y Commissioners snail be given g. the uu-ariei botd
mentioned. The report declares that TIE evils are grave
and the mgmanagcincnt Is shameful that patients have
been shown To brutay treated, and that the Charity
Commissioners and the officials IA the asy lum a" mex
cu-abc the Of all the testimony, he suggest
tie changes mentioned necessary TO secure the needed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-07
THE LOUISIANA QUESTION RE0PENED.

ACTION OF THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION HOSTILE
TO KELLOGG-THE ADJUSTMENT REPUDIATED-
A MEMORIAL TO CONGRESS.
NEw-0RLEANs, Jan. 6.-The Louisiana Dem
ocrac Convention adopted platform to-day, OF which
the following the features The Wheeler adjustment
had reference the election OF 1872 TO all the
contested cases In the election OF 1874 a memorial
should be presented 10 Congress- praying for relief
against radical resumption; the test OF Democratic
party standing IN Louisiana IL unreenting opposition
ton, and general expenses Is necessary gold aud s er
are the legal currency The Convention chen elected four
Deegatesa Large ana two Iron each OF the SIX Congress
sOna Districts. and the same number OF Aernaes 10
the National Democratic Convention and then adjourned
sine die
The memorial Of the Convention to Congress was duly
prepared to-day, aud adopted The document begins
by stating that 1t is assumed as established
before both branches OF Congress that the Kellogg
government IN Louisiana is usurpatiOn, aud was I'M
cues Onably defeated in the elections OF 1872 and 1874,
ana tnat this il true to tie Governor the Lieutenant
Governor, al the State Officers ID Senator'S eal Rep
resentatves, one OF the Supreme Court Judges and
many OF the inferior local officers.
10 further that tie officers really elected were
excluded from their places by Federal Dterfeences by
Judge DUTel's midnight order, and double writ OF Ina
damus and injunction, and the b0Odthirsty orders aud
dispatches or Gen. sheridan II also assumes, eStab-
lIsIed, that the Returning Board has practically taken
from the people the right to elect their rulers
Tnc Kellogg Government Is declared 10 be republican
neither IN form nor substance IL Is selfpefpetuauns
usurpaton, which, however can only exist While sup
ported by the Federal Government The memorial de-
tina. the people Of Louisiana have acquesced in the
Wheeler adjustment ia any way which VIII prevent ther
appealing u Congress Tor rcicI nom Kellogg
usurplun they have acquesced IN that usurpa-
ton, amt never Will and they recognize, as the ony
government elected by the people, that headed by NC.
Emery ana Penn Tue memorial appeals Tor lehe III ths
OF a country and TIE sacred memories VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-07
THE BROOKLYN RING SUITS.

ADDITIONAL ACTIONS EXPECTED-rHE ANSWERS
MOTION FOR A CHANGE OF VENUE.
John +. Parsons is expected to serve within
few days papers In additional suits account OF al
legged frauds by the BROOKLYN Ring. The first OF them 1t
believed will be In regard TO the AtlaDtcaye pave
ment which rs cents royalty per square yard was
paid TO certain officials 1t IL charged that $4,000 was
diverted in this way from the public treasury, within
few months time the officials mentioned. II Is under
stood that the In the suit OF the People against
Kingsley Keeney Fowler and others, In the case OF the
Hempstead Reservoir and the Third-aye sewer. are
completed and will be served on Mr.. Persons to-day.
Papers yesterday served upon Mr. Parsons By Gen
Pryor REGARDING the question OF venue in those suits,
which will be argued before the Supreme Court IN New
York jan II. The demand for the transfer OF the
trial OF the action against Commissioner Fowler from
York TO Kings County Is based on section ia OF me
Code which provides that where public officer sued
for an act done by him In virtue OF his Office the ease
must be tried In the county where the cause OF acton
arose. Mr.. Parsons will oppose the motion, on the
ground that Commissioner Fowler exceeded the duties
OF his Office alleged. in purloining public moneys: MI
intends in OF an adverse decision 10 take me
matter to the Court of Appeals Gen Pryor VIII pursue
a similar IL he is beaten. Messrs. Tracy, Catln
and Van Colt counsel for Kingsley and keency, held
conference last night for the purpose OF considering
whether will for change of venue In the case
OF their clients such motion must be made on diff
ferent grounds from those In the case OF Commissioner
Fowler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-07
THE MOVEMENT AGAINST GOV. ANEs.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. 6.-1he AppedPs Jack
son special says Mr. Fucls resolutions Gov. Amess
message were to-day modified and passed by the Senate
They charge that the Governor Ia actuated by spirit 81
enmty engendored by the result OF the late election and
fine defeat of his ambitious schemes and they intimate
~ MT directly charge that the now members elected
by intimidation and fraud committee Is appointed 70
Investigate the that led to tie lhe Democratic
trum h and Obtain the data of the alleged frauds
In the House, Mr.. Fcathenone Introduced n
resolution to appoint committee OF hVe To investigate
me official conduct Gov Amcs, and to ascertain what
grounds there for charges against him OF committing
high crimes and nsdemcanors with Instructions To re
r The evidence taken ms soon as possible. Both Houses
adjourned early 10 give the committees time 10 WORK
TIE rDofs however, were TOO nuch eAcileu over tue
Senatorial cOntcst TO worh much.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-07
TIE MARYLAND SESSION.
TILE STATE rIyANcIAL smowING.

AXyAPoLrs, Nd, Jan. G.-'rhe Senate was
organized to-day by the election OF Daniel Fields Of Caro-
line IA President, and Augustus Gassaway as Secretary
The message Of Gov Groome received and read. 1t
shows the financial condition u tho state 20 Do FOL
lows Receipts for the fiscal year. ending Sept 80 1870,
g. 9O9,Os0 20 balance hand Sept 80 1873, $500
1906 80; total, $3474I86 ~; disbursements dur
ing the lat fiscal year, S2.f36 O7J 10, leaving
ia the Treasury on Oct. l, 1879, $l03Slll 80
aggregate debts ~ the state for which Interest har
10 provided, ~ 372 637 2S assets 30 Offset 10 the
am of sGOGs 800 -, leaving tic state debt, over
and ITS productive s $500 l61 % TO meet
the OF debts the state has ascta 1T present unpr
Gucte to the amount Of @225J5 l5S 10 mostly IN bonds
stock and interest OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
THIS canal has shown that under proper management II
can be depended upon 10 yield annually "A large net
revenue. to be applied toward the payment Of It's in
debednG-s On the subject Of sectarian preparations
the Governor says There exists stroI and growing
feeling among q considerable portion of the people OF
the State against the well established practice col
making appropriations from the State Treasury, 10 aid
private charitable and sCctaran institutions. do not
share thai feeling. Many of these Institutions doing
the State very valuable In maintaining and edu
eating OF its citizens who might Oherwhc become
IA charge upon the public"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-07
REcEuTs ron DEcEMB.
DISCOVERY OF INFANTS BODIES IL AN ADVANCED
STATE or DECOMPOSITION.

DISCOVERY OF INFANTS BODIES IN An ADNAN'Ep
STATE or DECOMPOSITION.
A very singular discovery was made yester-
day noon in the bascntnt Of No $40 Broome ST. oecu-
pied by Joseph Apologize colin factory and ware
ROOM william Turner, a plumber, was repairing ieaky
pipe in the corner OF the basement and being very
dark he was compelled 10 have Hight He saw pled up
in the corner Ave collins upon another, dirty anu
musty with age They OF the smallest size ana
curiosity prompted Turner TO what they contained
The lid OF tho top loose and upon removing II ne
saw the remains Of what had evidently been an infant
Asonisbed at this discovery reported the facts 10 the
police Coroner Croker immediately gwen notice
and with Dr. MacWhinnle, made an examination OF the
coffin Two of them were found empty the other three
contained the remains OF infants bodies shall bDA
was a so found which contained body. Ech body was
wrapped up coth aud was In such an advanced stage
of decomIOsl that the doctor was unable To Say
whether they were bodies or born or UNBORN III
fants. -, -
and he was unable say anything about them HIS
foreman had charge for twelve wears, but ne was
equally ignorant The latter said that the style O the
collins would indicate that they were made ten or nicn
wears ago one OF the bodies found IN cigar box,
which was inside the coffin The cigar box had revenue
STAMP upon il, which Cancelled. The date OF the
cancellations az far could be deciphered was Aug -,
49, The collins themselves were covered with mold
and dust and the cloths in which the bodies were
rapped we're that they tore to shrcds with me
slightest effort Coroner Croker ordered the C0'ns ana
contents 10 be tax to the MOIgue, and viii mako
| thorough Investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-07
AMERIcAN REEF on TIE LONDON MARKET.

An article in The Farmer, published in Lon
don Engand representing tha42 tons OF American beef
ha Just been sold that market for pence per pound
Was deemed Of sufficient importance 10 telegraph to this
country. The beef I'm question tic fourth consign'
ment made by Eastman Martin, well known dealers OF
this city They claim 10 be the first expermenter7 III THIS
direction ntins mp line OF steamers with rcfgefat"s
q! the Bates patent, having forced circulation o ayr.
While the enterprise has proved successful IN delivering
the broi good condition Ia the new sinhned Market,
II remains To DE seen whether there j. suuicent
margin IN values between Ncw-hork aud Lon
don to make IL profitable. shipping about the
bust beef found in this market the first
cost with the subsequent expense OF srndng abroad
about 30 tons Of TO each 100 head or cattso
up the bills that IL II question whether success
competition be carried on with the choice Lgl5
and Irish beef sold AZ about pence per pound AIM
landing In Liverpool tie meat Ia run To London y car
and prevent ifs getting dirty Ia banding, each quar-
ten s baggcd wrapped IN cotton so that the care
labor and expense considerable crhs IA The co-t 81
delivery Further experiments with a view 10 tcono-
izllg OF the expenses are being made, ami the
question " III soon bc settled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-07
CHARTER CHANCES OF TIE UNION LEAGUE.

meeting of the Resident Committee of the
Union League Of America held yesterday afternoon.
at the Aston House. ExGov. william \. Newell Of New
jersey presided, aud Thomas q. Baker OF New-foIk
acted IA secretary. Among tuose present wcro Gen
Upham Of Arkansas, G. W. GODDARD and j. H. Lewis of
New-York, and Judge buchanan Of NcwJcrsey The
Committee on Amendments 10 the Constitution, az
pointed by the National Council at It's Late
session In Philadelphia, held IN December last,
suhinit,ed a report prepared by Gen. Daniel Ulmanu.
which provides that the main object Of e Union League
America shall bc the agitation 81 the school question
and tue complete separation OF Church and state. IL
also annus the obligation of secrecy hitherto binding on
members Tho session of the Resident Committee wac
very short A meeting Of the National Executive Com
Inliiee VIII DO hold in Cmcnnati early in February.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-07
TIE WHIShY FRAUDS.
A LARGE HOUSE IN NEw-YoRK ACCUSE

A LARGE HOUSE IN NEwYoRK ACCUSED.
CHICAGO, Jan. Canton Junker of the firm
Of Roela, Junker Co., indicted whisky distlers,
before the Grand Jury to-day, and made q statement
Of the manner in which the whisky frauds
were perpctTated by HIS house. He stated that
by transaction, involving 100000 worth Of WHISKY
the firm defrauded the Government 100000. IL
Is stated information placed IN the hands OF So
pevisor Mathews to-day, hnpcang one OF the heaviest
commission houses Broadst NcwlOrk, In frauds o
the Government. Junker also said that the firm Aat
made arTan semenis with the gauSer to overlook all
frauds perpetratcd by IT, He said that large sums OF
money had paid by the firm for political purposes
out refused TO specify for whom they were intended
l. CHICAGO. Jan. 6.-GOyernment officers to-
day seized 215 cases OF uustamped bters belonging to
the German Consul in this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-07

change 10 get check cashed for him, but the boy
refused aud afterward told Detective Elder Detectives
Elder Sisck and Doyle arrested the three men, VINO
gave their names Mchael Kelly, James bradley ahu
William DUN. the prisoners searched nut no
check was found upon tem The boxes OF POCKET
knives were found upon them however but they were
discharged on Tuesday morning because therc was 10
evidence ON which 10 hold them. Postmaster Gray saw
the paragraph in the newspapers Tuesday aud recog
uizej the knives aud part Of the property stolen io
the drug store Detective Sleck late yesterday after
noon rearresed Kelly and Dunn IL is sad Ihat the
RIGHT names OF the prisoners Corners and Wheatey
Three checks were found upon them and identified ms
having been stolen from the posoiice The prisoners
are 10 be taken before the United states Commissioner In
BROOKLYN to-day a charge OF robbing the Government