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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-30

~. will run daily; Nos. T.. and 10
...ly, except sunday.
E.r bound trains make connections al
..i.lo~. for Phualelphia, New York
.. Boston. y; Washington CITY tor all
...utS south.
Wrst bound trains make direct counec-
..., ,ot all principal points West and
Northwest.
pullman Palace cars or all night trains.
.yEELING, PITTSB URGH AND BAL
TIIiONE DIVISION.
IFkvss ARRIVES.
,.rr.Iiug washington Pa,
r.;rv AT :l5AN daily at..,..l0ilA.M
,....rliug washington, Pa.
..llv a,...i:25 ?. ~. daily at......G:l p. NJ.
..rniJvs excepted. Sundays excepted.
Tickets To ali principal points on sale
.. depot. Office open &taII hours during
THO$. K. SHARP,
Master 81 Transportation.
KIT. DEVHIE,S, General Agent. dej
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-30


This Bank is Organized and prepared to
transact the business OF banking in all It's
details.
It succeeds the First National Bank OF
Wheeling; is owned by the same share
holders, and Is under the same manage
ment.
By carefully regarding the interests ofits
correspondents and depositors, and by q
prompt and faithful execution OF their
wishes, 1t hopes TO merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject to check
sight, received from banks, bankers, firm =
corporations and individuals.
Certificates of deposit issued payable on
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
JOHN X. BOTSFoRD WIN. x. SIMPSON.
JACOB y. RHODES, WM. a. i yRNER,
GEORGE ADAMS, JOHN l.. HOBBS,
GEO. w. FRASZHEIM, y. {. DEWEY,
HENRY VI. HARPER. my
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-30
"A SHREWD sWINDLER.
How Boston Dry Goods Establish
ment was VicIimized by u Woman
10 the Tune ola Thousand Dollars.


From the Boston Herald.
One Of The shsrpest cases of swlnd-
ling which has recently occurred in this
vicinity took place yesterday at one OF
our prominent dry goods stores not far
from the corner of Winter and Wash
ington streets. A finely dressed lady
appeared in the shawl department OF the
store in question, and, after careful ex-
animation. selected came!s' hair shawl
costing about 500, tor which she tend
cred i'll payment $1,000 bill, which
was carefully scrutinized by the Cashier,
who doubling his own power OF discrmi-
nation. dispatched u messenger to the
bank to ascertain the genuineness OF the
bill. Meanwhile the lady customer had
become anxious to procure the change,
and had approached the locality Occn-
Died by the man of ser p when the mes
senger return edand announced in an AUDI
Ole tone that the cashier OF The bank
said that the bill was good. The lady
upon hearing this waxed eceeding wroth
and demanded to know "whether he
thought that she would attempt to pass
counterfeit bill" Of course apologies
and explanations were OF no avail; and
assuming to be highly indignant, she re-
fused to purchase the shawl, demanded
her money, and departed from the store
the very embodiment of righteous indig
nation a couple Of hours stterwsrd
she returned considerably Modified, and
confessed that she was pleased with the
shawl, and that her inability to find one
which she liked rs well was the only rea-
son she returned, and she concluded to
take il, which the obligiHg salesman pro-
ceeded to have prepared, while the
courteous cashier, disdaning to entertain
II suspicion against such lady, proceed
e to count out the 5000 change, with
which and her shawl the lady departed.
TIE feeling Of that storekeeper can be
better imagined than described when he
awoke to u realizing sense of the fact
that this lady customer had, after all his
Prccautlon, succeeded in passing upon
him counterfeit 81 1000 bill. 1t appears
that, anticipating just what had occurred,
she had provided herself with Il good
bill, which played its part in the early
stages OF the game, after which it retired
in favor of the counterfeit.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-30
RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One squares incn space.
one time.......S IS One month.....S & 90
Two times.......... l Is Three months. IL 90
one week.......... 2 50 One year.......... 25 20
One square changeable once week $50.
Special Notices % per cent additional.
Advertisements To occupy fixed places %
per cent additional.
Cuts VII be charged double for space
Occurieu
cent aad LCLal.
Loca. NCu,es Is cents per liDe-bn no
local nCtc, lttN be inserted for less than ONE
DOLLAR
All adv easements, except for establish
ed business houses, must be PAID for In ad-
vance.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advert l~ement.
Yearly advertisers will be confined 10
their legitimate business, and all adYer-
easements not connected with it vii be
charged for ut our regular rates.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-04-08
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that all debts for advertising due HE ARIZONA SENTINEL prior to September 18th, 1873. are pay able to C. l.. Minor, and from aud after that date to Wm. J. Berry All unpaid subscriptions to TIE SENTINEL are pay able to Wm J. Berry, who will also eom. plete all subscriptions paid to C. L.; Minor prior to October I2th, 1873. Persons having claims against TIE SENTINEL oi- fee prior to the l2th instant, will Prese ns them for collection to C. l.. Minor.
 c. l.. MINOR, VIM. J. BERRY. 0ctlS-tf
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-04-08
YOUNG MEN

! Who may be suffering from the effects of ayOuthful fOlIes or indiscreti0n, will dol aweIl to avail themselves of this, tn. sgrestest boon ever laid at the alter of suffering humanity. DIR. SPINNEY| : will guarantee to forfeit $5O0 for every' < lease of seminal weakness, or prlvate di- ! 4sease of any kind or character which he: , Undertakes and fails to cure. He would I Therefore say to the unfortunate suffer! ; Ter who may read this notice, that you! : are treadng upon dangerous ground { swhen you longer delay in seeking theI proper remedy for your complaint. YOu| < 3may be in the first stage; remember yOul ! are approaching the last. If you areI bordering upon the last, and are suffer. ssing some or all of it's i'll effects, remem- { Der that you persist in procrastinatiOn,j : the time will come when the most skill, 4ful physician can render you 10 assist | ance; when the door of hope will be- fclOsed against you; when no angel Ot mercy can bring you relief. lin no case : has the Doctor failed of success. Then { let not despair work upon your magma
 tion, but avail yourself of the beneficial
 results of this treatment before your
 ca SC is beyond the reach Ofmedical skill,
 ; or before grim death hurries you to a
 premature grave Full course of treat E ment $25.O0. Send money by Post Of fee order or Express with full descrip-
 ton of case. Call, or Address,
 DR. A. B. SPINNEY, No. II, Kearny Street San Francisco.I sp25-ly.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-04-08
FOR EItiN.

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 China-Letters per each half ounce. 1C cents Newspapers, per each. } cents.
 Belgium per each hsle ,unce, cents. Newspapers, per Aach 4 ounces, 4 cents
 Bprmuda-Letters, per each half ounce, 10 cents. Newspapers, per each, } cents.
 Brazil-Letters, per each half ounce. Is cents. Newspapers. per each, } cents. Central America-Letters. per each half ounce, 10 cents. Newspapers, per each 3 ounces, 7 cents.
 Cuba-Letters. per each half ounce, 10 cents. Newspapers, per each, , cents. Denmark-Letters, per each half ounce, cents Newspapers, per each, cents Frauce-Letters, per each One-third of an ounce, 10 cents. Newspapers, per each, 2 cents.
 German 8tates-Letters, per each half ounce, 7 cents Newspapers, per each ounce, cents,
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 Japan-Letters, per each half ounce, ten cents. Newspapers, per each, , conts. Mexlco-Letters, per each half ounce, 10 cents. Newspapers, per each, cents.
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The Arizona sentinel., 1876-04-08
MISCELLANY.

"You are brilliant and versa tile bouquet Oflove1iness," he said, with a voice that was low and soft, and in return she warhled, "Dry up, George; you've said en- ough."
 Scene, a butchers stand. Butch CT: "COme, John, be lively now; break the bones in MT. Williams chops and put MT. Smiths ribs in the basket for him." John (brisk. 1y): "All right, sir; just as soon as Eve sawed off Mrs. Murphy's leg"
 To dance well, a man should know as little as possible of every thing else. He can balance part ners better if his hair is parted in the middle.-Neao York EUenSng Null.
 Out in the Black Hills gold re- zion, when you buy bowl of bean soup, you take off your coat, dive for bean, and when you come up with it the proprietor of the saloon takes it away from you and says you only paid for soup.
 A man at Warren, R. l., was buried a fews days ago in a coffin that he ordered for himself more than twenty years ago, and a To cal journal says; although lit.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-04-08
TOWN OFFICERS.
RATES OF POSTAGE.

DDmESTIC. Letters to all parts of the United States, 3 cents each half ounce or traction. Letters. drop or local, cent each half ounce or fraction.
 Miscellaneous mail matter (timited to 4 lbs } cents each ounces or fraction Books (limited to 4 lbs.) cents each 2 ounces or fraction.
 Newspapers. seeds. etc. (see list in Post Office) limited to lbs, 1 cent ench 3 ounces or fraction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-05

4 -NKw YORK CONSERVATORY OF NCsic'
N. No. tau I4th ST. 9Th Av., 30 Delnonico'a
SUMNER TERM In all branches Of music Tor SIS.
(yARD.-rRIvArE LESSONS PIANO. VIOLIN gu
~ Singing Circulars mailed INSTRUMENTS free 10
practice. ,. JAY WATSON. phsesox, ~ KasS I<Ak -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-05
HOUSES. ROOMS, &C.. WANTED.

In this CITY ana BroolIvn-
A THREE STORY HIGH srOOP HOUSE WANTED
IA v private family must be in COED neghbovnood :
rent not to exceed 81 900 per Address box 4S16
Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-05

AMUSEMENTB.
u ELY Icons OPERA HOUSE Esd ST.
II KELLY X Icons MINSTRELS-
Fir.t appez rance OF the grotesque Comedian.
Mr.. GEORGE WATSON
First week OF Leon'sne specisity. Nile Bagatelle
First week Of Pnchoas Soldiers to tho Front &c. Lat
week OF the Island of Bachelors Saturday. August IL
Orsnbach's opera. Choupleuri at Home.
MOODS MUsEUM WOODS.
MATINEE att EVENING at 8.
q. w. BARRY, q. w. BARRY,
in his " Play Drama
ECHOES:
TALE OF THE PAST.
MINES LEylCk, LOUISE SYLVESTER
n w. LEFriNGWELL.
COTTON, WARD. SrEwARr
WALLAcK's THE FLohEScha
TENTH WEEK and CONTINUED SUCCESS
of tho omparable artists.
AND MRS W J FIORKNCR,
In their great origin nj approximations OF
HON RARDWELL SLOTE, AMI
MRS GENERAL GILFLORV
in Woolrs American Comedy OF the
MIGHTY DOLLAR
Performn nce terminates II: 30 Natiuess discontinued
The auditorium OF this theatre Is rendered
DELIGHTFULLY."- COOL by tho use Of
JOHNSON'S PATENT vENrILArlNG APPARATUS.
CornERN MATINEE or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-05

A PRICES NEVER APPROACHED BEFORE
~ slate and Marble Mantes Largest assortment In the
city. PENRIIYN SLATE COMPANY,
20 Union square 9Th ~ and 18th st. New York.
Manufacturers OF al kinda Of SLATE Work
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-23

not know the year Of the publication Tho re-
duciion OF the royalty he derived from Evans
from Si2OOO to 5000 a year, was made without
consulting with Gen. Belknap. The witness
made some payments to Belknap In tcrson In
New York. giving him bank notes. lie sup
posed Rclknap understood where the money
rsno from without any conversation upon the
subject The witness might have said to him,
" Here nro 1880. or u present OF money. Ho
was under tho imurcs4iun Belknap knew tho
money came from Fort Sill.
In answer to a question, how he came to mako
the present to Mrs. Belknap, he replied that
Gen. Belkn y must nave known Of the arrange
meLt lie made with Evans. for he had asked tho
Secretary T. appoint Evans to his place, and the
Secretary did So.
Q.-Do you believe that the transmission OF money 10
Cor. Pei nan was disnnor hicP Al icit tlat IL IL
should become known 70 would disgrace hun.
3 Was ittt zoe re son Tor Cstruyn- all evidences
Of payment In your hands2 Al should certainly SOY
q Why a. you voluntarily, without solicitation offer
To Gen Bc knan money constituting that
WUul disgrace him Al do not know. Tho nrst money
Lnan Nhc er thia was IN consequence CT any arrange
iltAt Win her am unccri aim | had no idea that tho
ani:c' ms would be made public. dih not con iier
EN- criminal though II Known, they would disgrace
NV
O. cen yon state how you came to pay the seceotary
tn mo- cyP At must have been in consequt q
mo arrangement on the night after the funeral Of
Nia DclkuAp with s. crrHrv briknap ur MAJ, Bower.
Odd Tot Mrs. Bower say you must not L. the sec.
i.ifN knIW you or, E'i g - make me pros'nt aud
Old lot that mpy tn Secretary wOnld be offended ?
Al spt some npfr risOn when at the fuIcrl either
fs'n Ncr or him that could scni the money to hcr.
AZ 10 o'clock tue committee adjourned until
tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-23
PRICE TWO CENTS.
A FIGHT OVER A BURGLAR.
oTE or THE com SPRINO ROBBERS
SHOT by AN OFFICER.

49,. - =, -
.'"",' " ~, ~ 7,'"st'e :" c"r & pr'".en v'"sers
Tor PJssrssiGn OF Prisoner Com
roy bc Brought TO Westchcsier fer Triaiv
r,r.,,. t,.,, ~ " ,,,. M ~. =
LITTLE FALLS AZ l., Marcn %<.-Wm. y.
Conroy one OF the maskod robbers of Cola
e., -, -.,t... -. 80. 80,
HP'lhk' uhu PaInVlp'it III ot"cr hotoIious
bur!larics, was shot in this place last evening.
A few n,onths ,go be VIVA nrtested In Irtic.
,.,,n. 49,. - =, 1t, -, -, 80
glars who operated near that city know-
lnp tba, tho pro,f n, inst him was con.
elusive, no agreed to become witnc to
convict hls fellows bargaining frat with
49,, ~ 20 ,.
'ho PROSECUTING onciWs that ne sh'uiu
60 free as a reward for his dislOyaty. His tcs-
tlmony convicted 1--WE men. and they were sem
,.., . 49,, -, -,
te"ceu 10 inc AUBURN Prison CohroY W"Hid
have been liberated. in accordance with tho
lie ,,r,t,,,,,,,,.,, A., a.. =, =, -. ,.,.
us paruclpatlOn IN we y Cjld spring burglary.
ochch WarTant' isstacd ~ tho city Judge Oh
,.,. -. ~ us US t''''o" ""u O"ar9e oi
assuming \ hohker' Lrhcoman' with Intent To
klll, helped to kcep him within tho hold ~ thu
f,,v A con,rovc~., ,ros,. I, ,,,..,,, tho .,,,,,.,
49, -, =, ''"e'" WV u"'"p'-
ties OF Utica AMI Honkcrs, She former desiring
10 liberste Conroy in rarsuanee OF their
. ...,,,., 81 - -.
aTecHcnt' anu the LASER wanting to
take him to HonheTs fOF trial. Personli
c,,t,rrnls nfronu the Oncila ,runty orlrrrs had
H., ,,,,., .i. -, ,,,,.. ,.,,,.. s.., ,.' -,
TuenVe T "i tnpf DiVNsrinSs' 10y W Wis several
', ,vs q" us.i ss, Vss"oen @ Wy Jo'is o' uuc ann
Win" il,irr 49,. ,rp S n,,,i ~ 'rNn, ~ 'ooS "a
Nn''t ld'n3 tnN Nteh' no 'piuu ta g. eiSeu
ux,~.'n ~ -is'hs 2 pa, ~ te sun W OF fSyO. nlstrlt
d sir asIevi 20 So sno @ u'isl,,e'
u M.u 9n.ilh Demeulrr. opSlseu' - ~aS uecilcd,
',, wi,n,nut tne Snsr'l consent tnht sonce Coni-
l,ssigitsr Nou,stoeN OF uuc shotiu m ~ the
III. WIN .ne ~ pllsun T, ana return WtIh MN 70
INA at CITY; tlere MaSilx arson a pronabiitV that
e "1u.u us neeuou III ho" ui"l oi us ooh-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-23
SPINIIRD,S MONEY.
The story that Capt. Rafael ynssolio Must
Tell his alothcr-in-i.nr.

The cause of the recent mysterious dis
brought to l-ht yesterday. Rafio yassoo, a
capt in In the Spanish army came hero from
Cuba a short time ago to transact some bust
ness before sailing for Spain. Ilo bad been
.oid bv AgostO and Francisco Morcu that Ha-
vanu lottery tickets could bs sold al n profit Of
one hundred per cent. IN this osy. lie
borrowed $1,000 in Havana curr, noy from
Sehora erlno Fcrnandes, his mother-in.l law,
and in;rusted II to the MoFeu brotherJ to pur-
chase tickets They told him thst they had
given the money to Don JOSE IIogardo yCruces,
who had purchased the tickets. and would 20
with CApt. NcssUllO to New lOIk and aid him in
disposiug of them. HOlsardO sailed on March
Tor New Nors. and Capt. NassollO anu the Noreu
brothers followed an the next steamer. Two or
three days AT or their arrival holgardO was mis-
sing supposed to he kidnapped. The ouicry
made NJ his disaplearauCs by tho Moreu broth
ers. though fcgned on their part. alarmed the
spanish Consul and no felt 1t obligatory uron
MIN 10 iind lIOl.ardO. and the affair was given
to Detective Davies to unrsvel.
After finding Ilolg .rio. Cast. Vassolio was
unable to obtain ms lottery tickets. Detective
Dawes was convinced by the manner IN when the
Morcn bEothers acted that tne 50 . He'd kim
solo Of his monev. The Captain would not
believe II, ~ Holy rdo was n Custom House and
commission broker OF forty years standing In
Havana, and the AlOreu brothers moved IN good
society. On Tuesday evening AeOsto Morsu was
arrested aud committed to Ludlow street Jail.
H. made confession, saying most OF the
Sasy ss snd sssn ,ost II sEns in sssp a.
make Capt. Vas5olo believe tnat he had been
kidnapped or murdered, aud that the lottery
tickets, supposed to be purch sed. were stolen.
cent Ciiy on the l5th. Don jose HulRarlo y
Cruces Is still at the ST. Julien Hotel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-23

Charle. Rohcrts's readings, with music. In
ChicStrins Han thsevening
the Coliseum building, on Thirty Nth street
and Broadway, lHs teen torn nu"u.
Nes-r4. Cooper. Hewitt Go. have sent SJ)fto
tn seventh /. 'ginltnt arm"n innu
The friends Of Peter Croker will give him
bench at Harry an, TINS hitcluoon
Ionic Lodge. T. and \. NJ. corner OF Dieeckcr
street aud Bo~rry, bl, evening work H. dcytce
Tx sheriff lreunan's condition late last m-ht
wa. saii tO ne improved, atHluSh he was not out u
danger
Noifolk strawberries ana cream were selling
m The dpNl.pAn restaurants yesterday Ut twenty-five
cents Plate.
The demolIion OF the United states Court
building IN tNimhers street tthc old Burton THEATRE
Logan yesterday
Mrs. Emma Ross, a destitute widow. having a
para tic daughtr deepen lent unon her for suppl't
Of iSs siIin avenue
M. *; K9ndrck is President W \ Don
KtniricE' Tressir@r, and Gc,ysc' INrtrr ,,.pt.ia
Of tue newly organ d Har.cm Ath!cl.c C.uu.
cAlas mission for the liz M St 'eS Jcw' 4,
P,ip es9l'.egd S by ts En! opa c a., s Mgst
toa to' "'" street, ]" '' "'''' '' ''' ''"''" '''''
Joan Tryor, an Old equestrian. mnagor. FOR,
mtll iroIe,.r ~ o., ",a u" Hni, r l,ncH,r, AK
nvc years old.
II Is SAID II at new criminal, proeeedinqs ore to
ennr savings BAnk, WHO were discharged by the dci
oe flr an.ne money under IA 80 pre cuc-!. Nj.
Thompson DccAor Is not To he plOa, eut 'd
s n1r 4. to u H. d s 'f aad6 1
Ihlrl avnue no io@eJ snd otAer slrnrs' tns sIsnrd
hlaly. and panels. by tSJhdsel hmo n1a la'',a 4;
" recknau. Tho ac a,ion wAs r,serVei
In the suit Of mo Condon sgalnst the admin
~ verde, vas gwen = Tor ieSdsnp M'rn NV. Wts
ne m9h Hhn Malk'l hro4asA wan AN any rll'lng
and Don amer dled fhs M was about two u1,es u
5000 each pureoruadto 0aYe 9eon ssued W M.r,n.
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WAsHINGrON, March 2a.-Ine senate Commit
tee ruslo Buildings snd Grounds to day consider,
NJ. Anthpays resolution directing that committee TO
inquire and report whether the monuments c-seied by
of the senate tue Con ;resslonal Cc stery At
Wahingon to deceas senators nave been placed
the OF funsc Scnatnr4 suitably Inscribed
And also whether any deceased senators arc nnt non
orsi BY the erection Of inOnumcnt. Mr NJ frin .Nt
Chairman of inc committee Huthorz, ito report
back the resolution. vita bill providing tia 90 n"nu.
~ be erected to deceased member. of Congress
unless their remains arc ACTUALLY Inferred IN the OLE
glcssnnal Cemetery; ani also providing list uui''-
tered monuments at present N the Gem. 'cS be- suit
ah inscrued IL has heretofore been the custom 20
erect cruntaphs TO members OF Congress Gfi dlrin
taeir tern Of ulcc, without ieicrrucc to te .Oca.b
10 wh.ch their Romans - ere INFERRED.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-23
SIX AUDACIOUS RoBBERs.
A Third Avenue JrwcIrY store PiinRcd In
DAYIinht.

At half past one o'clock yesterday after
noon daring robbery was perpctrated in the
jcwclry store OF Mr.. William Koontz. at 2,OGl
Third avenue Mr.. Koontz says that man Of
apparently thirty years Of age. i've feet ten
inches high, with black moustache and
short black hair wearing dark clothes,
asked TO look at clocks. Several were
shown to him, but he pointed to ono in
tho back part OF the store Mr.. Koontz
went to get 1t, and "a he reached up to the shelf
h. beard several other men enter the store aud.
Just IA he was turning to face the front door the
one who bad asked for the clock struck him a
heavy blow upon the back OF the he d. lie fell
to the ilOor stunned and nearly inscnstblc. A
handkerchief was then clappcd over his mouth,
and he was dragged to the back rOum where he
WAS bound. and watched by some of the gang
~hllo the others helped themselves TO the con-
tcnts OF TIC showcase.
tftcr the robbers had h1stily gathered I'D
nenyY the entire contents of tho casa. consist
ing of gold md siyor watches and chain~, finger
md fsfr rings, and other ] 'wclry. they Quieily
left tiss store through tho back door, and from
thence went into tjth street. There they
waited f2r Third avenue car on it' down tiir.
Just at this moment Oniccr Norton OF the
l2Jth street police was walking ON his beat
down the ,yenue. and scsing the men stan ding
upon the corner Watching him closely, he took
them u be what Is termed among tic police
mon "ShOo Ply detectives" scnt from the Cen
trdl ONCE to watch pltrolrsen. lie turned back
on his post. Ihe thieves jumped upon car
ami escaped.
A few moments efterward Officer Norton
heard tho alarm raised by persons who had dis
covered the rorbery, aud wpS. imin Itely to
the station and reported IL. Sergeant Long sent
odt general alarm. Later In the afternoon Iu-
store, and obtained AN accurate description Of
kopniz estimates IN loss at S2.spa.
Last night Detective Clark invested James
BulgeT, WIN. Cooper, and john Ultich.
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BROOh Lrh.

Tho store ot Mary Hamilton. 10 Foerth street,
Brooklyn, T. -, WIS jurnt out yesterday.
FREDERICK ltGnteh aged B. Of 7clNvrtle ave-
nue., dlt a Yesterday ot Durns received on Tuesday.
simon Grey tho negro mate Of the schooner
Chas II Kelly, was arrested yesterday by Deputy Mar
shN De Tue on tAe cuurge Of icluVrlsly Asauultlpg
frcheueh Hegler seamnn while Ao vessel IN
CUBAN waters.
Judson l.. Cromwell, aged . sailor Of Il g
fchoonGr Ellen uodcn, the fOoy Of IacInc street. IN
quarrel with James RYAN '~sslT ApecuatOI 81 ~
uulon strcetUeJerday, cut HAbc cash In Rams
tArc with d knife
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