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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-03-10
Ads,.infstrntOr,s Notice.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given that, on
Il Saturday, March s5th, 1876, at 10 O'Clock
q. m, will sell at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash in hand, the following real
estate, of which Joseph Hiner died seized,
viz: The northeast quarter and sixty acres
on the entire north side of the southeast quar-
ter of section %, in township eighteen, of
range 10, in Lyon county, State of Kansas.
r. q. FEAR, Administrator
of the estate of Joseph Hiner deceased.
j. JAY BUCK, Attorney. Sd
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NAL schools are to go by the board,
let the Agricultural College and
State University go along-Inake
clean sweep of the whole lot, aud
thus be consistent. If the princi-
pie upon which these institutions
are founded is wrong, abolish all of
them if 1t is right, give them all
chance to live, but don't MAKE "hesh
of one and fish of another."-Leav-
enWorth Times.
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DlSSolUtiOn nf C0-P9rtneryhin

THE firm of Champlin and Mcconnell has
L been dissolved by mutual consent All
accounts due said firm must be paid to r. L
Mcconnell, and all accounts against said firm
VIII be settled by him. H. a. CHAMPLIN.
9-1S% r. L. MCCONNETi
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Mayor-John Bay.
Treas urer- Howard Dunlap.
Police Judge-M. Weaver.
City Attorney-J. Jay Buck.
City Clerk-E. M.sForde
Marshal-E. T. Nichols
Chief Engineer-D. e. McMurtrie.
Councilmen-1st Ward, A. A Baker T. c.
Davidson. I'd Ward, j. Epstein, H. Il. Lowe
Sd Ward, w. w. Hibben, Z. p. Bancroft 4th
Ward, J. s. Watson, e. Nichols.
Board of Education-1st w ard, G. NJ Stow
ell, w. T. McCarty. ID Ward Van McCul-
Tough, Robert Milliken. Sd Ward, D. c. Nc
Murtrie, II. w. McCune. 4th Ward, j. A.
Moore, L. w. spencer. Treasurer Board OF
Education, ID. W. Eastman.
Justice of the Peace. b. Bachelor, Geo.
NJ. StowelI.
ConstabIes-T. johnson, E. Nichols.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed will make final settlement of the
estate OF Jesse ca rter, deceased, of which ne
is administrator, on Monday, April Sd, 1876,
county, Kansas, in EmpOria-
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ADMINISTRATIONS FINAL NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
IN signed, administrator of the estate of W
Davidson. deceased, will make final set
tlement OF the same on Monday. April Sd,
1876, at the Office of the probate Judge of Lyon
county. Kansas, in Emporia.
s-iI% RS DAVIDSON.
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Eeec,ttor,s Notice.

THE undersigned, executor of the last will
l. of Mary A. Martin, deceased, will, on
Monday, April Sd, 1876. at the Office of the
probate judge of Lyon county, Kansas, in
EInporia, make final settlement of said estate
saw SMITH PEARSON.
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BUILDERS ARCHITECTS &C.
STATE GOVERNMENT.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Judge District Court-E T. Peyton.
Clerk District Court-G. w. Frederick.
Sherin-Hiram Conner.
SAttOrney-A. Gillett.
TreaSurer-JOs. Ernst
Clerk. S. Craig.
Register of Deeds-F. Il. Page.
Supt. Pub. Instruction-A D. Chambers
surveyOr-Harry Hibben
Probate Judge-E. w. Cunningham.
ID. ). GILMORE,
Commissioner u A. TAYLOR
IL. A. WOOD.
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Rein, WEIGH & Co.
vs..
A. G. Lakin and Mary Lakin.
DY virtue of an execution issued out of
ID the District Court of the Fifth Judicial
District sitting in and for Lyon county Kan
sas, wherein Rein, WEIGH 4 Co, are plain
tiffs. and A. @. Lakin and Mary Lakin are
of April 1876, at 10 O'Clock a. m, at the
front door of the court house in Emporia.
Lyon county, Kansas, offer for sale by public
auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand
all the right. title and interest of the defend
ants. A. G. Lakin and Mary Lakin, in and to
the following described real estate, to-wit:
hundred and forty-one [14I |, and OF hundred
and forty three l143l on Constitution street
Said real estate will be sold as the proper-
ty of A. G. Lakin, ct al, to satisfy said or
der of sale.
Sheriff's Office, March Sd, 1876.
9-13 HIRAM CONNEn, Sheriff
Lyon Co, Kansas.
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NOTICE

4 LII persons interested will take notice
"A that the undersigned, assignee of 4. 5.
smith, viii, on Thursday, June LIST, 1876 and
two consecutive days thereafter, at the office
Of the EmpOria National Bank, in Emporia.
Kansas, adjust and allow demads against the
estate of said A. S. Smith
Jan: %, 1876. z. Il. PLUMB, Assignee.
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AdminIstrator,s Notice.

is hereby given that the under
IN signed, administrator OF the estate of C.
Il. Mcclure, deceased, will, on Monday, April
3D.. 1876, at the Office of the Probate Judge of
Lyon county, Kansas, in Emporia, make final
Of said estate
Tat" MILTON LINDLEY.
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LEGAL.
NOTICE.

NlHE undersigned has been appointed adj
l. ministratriX of the estate of Henry
Wright, deceased, by the probate court Of
Lyon county, Kansas
9-Sw* RACHAEL WRIGHT.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nofica

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
IN signed was, on February 24th, 1876 an.
pointed administrator Of the estate of W. l.
Traylor, late OF Lyon county. Kansas. de-
ceased. 9-SW JAMES TRAYIGlR
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GOOD rEMPLARS.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIA

DHOENIX LODGE. No. 149, 1. o. G. T.
I Meets wednesday nights of each week at
Grange hall. REV. J. II. CLARK VIC
AHsoE GRIDLEY, Recording Scc'y.
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EMPoRIA SOCIETIES.
MASONIC,

EMPORIA CoMSIANDERY, No. 8. Meets
d on first and third Saturdays, at Mason
ic hall. l. d. JiBoBs Ed
j. e. BENNETT, Recorder.
ENMPORIA CHAPTER, r. Il. NJ Meets at
u Masonic hall, on the list and Sd Friday
evenings of each month, at ~ O'Clock. Com
panionR In good standing are cordially invit-
ed to attend. MOVES SPICER, ii. +.
Ed. BoRTON, Secretary.
TMPORIA LODGE, No. u, A. F. & A. 81
d Meets at Masonic hall, in Eskridge's
building, on the 1st and Sd Thursdays of each
month. Master Masons in good standing are
cordially invited to attend.
w. w. HIBBEN, W. M.
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Odd FELLOWs.

HNION LODGE, No. Is. Meets at Odd
~ Fellows hall, over Emporia Bank, every
Tuesday evening at O'Clock. Members in
good standing invited 70 attend.
J. IL. WARNEKE, n. 6.
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EMPORIA ENCAMPMENT, No IL Meets
u at Odd Fellows hall. list and Sd Tuesdays
each month. The following are the elected
Officers or Emporia Encampment, No. II, for
the ensuing term:
n. Z. WEAvER, c. p.
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SHERLFF,S SALE.

District Court, 5th judicial District, Lyon
County, Kansas.
Rein WEIGH & Co
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LODGE meets in Odd Eel
IL lows hall every Monday evening Mem
beers in good standing are cordially invited to
attend. II n. SRDGWIcK. q 4.
e. i. HURST, X. r. s.
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EMPORIA LIB RARY ASSOCIATION.
Ia Rooms over Emporia National Bank.
open every afternoon from to O; every even
ing except Friday, from to 9. Life member
ship $Z5. Annual membership 50. Readin z
room free. b. G. McMURrRIE, Pres't
J. II. STEELE, sec'y.
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Cards ia this Directory 80 Cents a line per year.
CHURCH OF THE SACRED HEART
Rev. Joseph Perrfer, pastor. Services the
fourth Sunday OF every month at and 10 80
.. m, and D. m; also every Friday at u.
m. Sunday School every Sunday at 3p. m:
VOIlSn3f
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This was adopted by a yea and
nay vote, with but one dissenting
vote.
j. II. Cameron, of the Western
Book Concern, introduced. Also,
Rev. A. NJ. Averill, Baptist mimic
ter of Emporia.
Fourth question-"Who arc ad.
United to full connection
J.Harris, T.Swager. j .M.noff, AT.
Burris, G. Combs, j. B. Siess, B. F,
Wonder, and G. Tyacke were exam.
ined by the Bishop, who delivered
a very earnest, able and eloquent
address to them, after which they
were admitted in full connection.
10th Question-Recalled.
The following ministers of hide.
pendence District were represented
reported their collections, and IheiI
characters were passed: s. Holman
p. L. Rhoads, j. Paulson, G. w
Rigby, G. Z. Wilcox, b. f. Smith
and Z. A. Graham.
j. hurry was nomiminated and
elected az Assistant Statistical Sec,
rotary.
On motion, B. Kelley was added
to the committee on Education, and
j. Murry was excused from tn,
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VOLUME 10.

committee on Popular Amusements,
and j. B. Seiss appointed in his
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BISHOP j. t. PECK PRESIDING.

Election of Delegates to the General
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-22
BLACKWELL's ISLAND.

ALLEGED ILL TREATMENT OF NURSES ~ THE LU-
NATIc ASYLUM
Miss Susanuah Saunders called at tho HERALD ofico
yesterday and made the following statement regarding
the conduct OF tho officers Of the Lunatc Asylum on
BlackwoI's Island She said that before going the
asylum attendant she had tried to earn a living
ut uphosterng, but that business becoming very dull
she was forced 10 look elsewhere for employment, and
finally succeeded in gaining It nurse ut the nstu-
tion named She said sho had not bcca there long TIL
she found that in addition to the occasional danger in
volved in attendance the insane her position was
rendered stil more unpleasant by the treatment re
ceved from the male officials, who seemed 10 wow tho
female attendants as II they were under their cnurc
control and not entitled any respect whatever.
Or. Parsons, who is the Medical superintendent,
sho says treats tho nurses with supreme contempt;
makes no suitable provision for them females, and
speaks 10 them gentlemen should Her hope il
that when lie shall find that the public know OF the
facts he may he induced them as respectable
women She next spoke OF Dr. Bohannan, an assist
ant OF Dr. Parsons, as insulting In his talk and de-
meanor toward tho female nurses adding that she had
personally been grlevously insulcd by him. DR.. Ar
mold, she said Is more respectful and also much
truthful than either OF the above in his dealings with
the nurses. DR. james, She said, had proved hlnscfa
gentleman in his treatment OF them; had Anthony
Allarc, who, formerly warden, Is now oiIcor
oil tho respectable nurses when he retired In con-
cusou, she SAID that tho full record OF outrageous
rasca!ty on tho Island among those who should be
amples to the people who are forced to be there had
never boon told, for the that those who know
the most OF u fear to speak In tho Lunatic Asylum
she said, there arc about fory-two attendants, all
females; that with the exception OF slight intcrms-
sons for meals they are engaged from SIX A. NJ. until
nine r ~; that their duties In caro- OF
tho insane are onerous and often dan
gerous, rendered moro by tho example OF tho
officials lack OF respect Tor them that those IN hall No
get 500 per month for their services, and tho others
S16 speaking Of other than the Lunatic Asylum, sho
said there great deal OF 'badncss' gong in
the Charity Hospital, and great deal OF improper
treatment OF the in the Retreat In making her
complaint to DR. Parsons and proposing to leave unless
treated with proprley by tho officials, she says that
she ordered to retire Immediately, and that too,
though her face still marked by blows received
from . violent patient.
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sol The case Is ths:The plaintiff was tho owner Of
certain promssory notes aud acccpiances In possession
OF tho commercial lfm in New Orleans Of which lac
was member, which pledged by the hrm ia 1861
and 1867 10 the bank security Tor money loaned To
them This paper was not mot al maturity. and, with
the coilatcrals pledged Tor It's repayment remained IN
possession OF the bank until tho llth OF June,
1868, when tho bank put lqulda.
ton by order OF Major General Banks, and
It's effects transferred TO military commissioners APP
pointed 10 close up Tho officers OF the bank while
submitting 10 this order because they had power 10
resist H. deemed IL unjust and oppressive and entered
protest against u on their minutes. During the ud-
mnisration Of the affairs OF the bank by the commits
sioncrs the pledged paper was sold for less than It's
face. In January, 1866. the military liquidation
ceased by order OF Major General Candy The ELECTS
OF the bank which unadministered restored
10 the corporators The plaintiff, the theory that the
securities parted with illegally seeks to make the
bank responsible for the proceedings OF the commits
sioners. But this no cannot do. Certainly no act
done, omitted to DO dono by tho bank inconsistent
with ITS duty for only bound to take that Of
the pledge which careful man bestows ON his
property Tho superior force set up by the bank
reason Tor not returning the pledge Is sufficient, and
discharged the bank II was In the midst Of war and
there left but submission under protest.
as was done By tho bank
Mr.. Justice Davis delivered tho rinIon.
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FUN IN NEwTowN CREEK.

The crowd at tho sIto Of Penny Bridge, which has
been removed for repairs, very great yesterday
though everything much quictcr than tho Sun.
day previous The largo numbers who desired cross
tho creek to Calvary Cemetery compelled TO tako
rowboats the creek and tho struggle between tho
rival boatmen for the patronage Of the pilgrims
great that few who went over chose tho same route
back again. but took the Calvary Cemetery Park road
eral fights took place at tho boat landings during tho
afternoon; but Captain WORTH Of tho SIKH precinct
had placed three policemen at the landing and they
quickly quccd any such disturbances. feeling CON-
PEELED TO arrest only young man, German, during
the entire day, and HIM for renewing a fight with
DO .tman after the police had once separated them II
is hoped that the bridge will be In position by next
Sunday, completed and ready for travel
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JANE STREET METHODIST EPISCO-
PAL CHURCH.

Tho anniversary services Of the Janc street Methodist
Episcopal church took place last evening" and well
attended The Sunday school children. to the number
OF 500 assembled In the basement Of the church. where
they sang several hymns, under the direction OF Will
lam H. Ely SUI crintendcnt and Captain sce chorlstcr
They zach presented with a bouquet, and
then marched In body 70 the gallery of
tho church. The Row. W. W.. Sewer presided
and preached tho anniversary sermon. Tho sing
ing consisted OF IAN hail tho power OF jesus
namc,n Forward All, s'Our Duty "Praisc the
Lord and ''1atherng Home Addresses wore dcllv-
cred by the Rev. VIM. II. Mcklc and Rev. K Z. Booth
Mr.. Chauncy Schalcr. the wellknown lawyer, opened
the services with icrvent prayer Tho Rev. j. s. In.
skip and tho Rev. John T. Scarles the present pastor
OF the church, preached The Rev. Mr.. Field related
his experiences Of fiy years aud history OF
the venerable old church and us dongs since 1895.
Dir. Searcs, tho present pastor, was pastor OF the
church twenty-five years ago, and yesterday was his
second sunday with his oh flock. Services smiIur
character held In the evening The church Is the
oldest ono on the cast side Of tho city, and IL entirely
freo from debt
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GALVESTON May 90 1870
Cotton d raS & T MID Low mdsns
ia Exports coasiwise. s2o sales 9s stock Il dis
Cotton quiet. aan SSs s oH, 70. s ssS 70 ,ss
good ordinary c Net receipts IL bales; gross. So5
sslos. $500 Stock. l39,513
Coson weak; middlinE LIS 2 ii..e; low mddlns
1S BALE. sG So '' sSsG rs S'' receipts
ro 1S srassas s %ddus r.esS Low s p Sss. &
10000
Cotton firm for good grades others nominate; niddling.
Nes receipt oo cae Ea Sa u.s.
coastwise.o .. sales. soo. stock, 1854.
WILMINGTON. n e.. Mar 70. 1875
Spirits Of turnennc steady at 2c Rosn quiet ut 81 50
foe strained Tar quiet ~ ~ 49,
Flour steady and unchanged; sales sos bills Wheat
dull: 40 Milwaukee Club. ~ 2c car lots. - 70 white
Corn Steady old Sic harley quiet No. U"asa held a.
Ss.s ss1 M .:aTissrs: : .ss;s :; VI
m,adin sig go per sgn Canal ,sss'; W. sss
s. 'as Sw YORK RAILROAD 'ns %
s %S,a. Ssw Ss :mss A'sS i Lake bin
menss-Whsat. nSoo bushels; rye 500 do. peas 1870
do lumber assouO feet
Lake receipss-Flo 1900 bbs Wheat. 1900 bush
Hailsosa resepssFiour bills wheat, iusSss;
1900 DO oats iisoo do; barley 4o9 DO. ship
1900 Do: oats. aiooc DO; re. Aooj 90; Interior
% sS Ia .Sc. sa's H sn.S %
do. oats. 1900 do Cana ircghis-whsas. sc.; corn,
sas a% K sss s's 81: ssi s"ss.
Corn dull No mixed Western. sSc car lots Oats re
Fork lard and highwinss UNCHANGED
rcs, 'ssdy ~ 10 yss snss. al no nns
snss - AZ Jsiy Il ~: 10 rcd Winter II No.
re-: sS . 9 III S piss s n'snSs'
Jay. die low mixed. $50; no grade. oss; dsssxsd
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DIED..

ArcHIsoS.- Sunday, the 2lst inst, EMILY Afrcnr
soS. widow OF H. L. Aitchison, OF Kingston, Jamaica,
In the 10th year OF her age
The friends Of the family arc respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral services from the residence OF her
in-law. l. do Cordova 3s4 Ssckctt st., Brooklyn,
Tuesday afternoon at three O'Clock. without further
notice.
Kingston tJamaica) papers please copy.
BAnn.--At Jersey CITY Heights, Friday, nj thrco
O'Clock, AsSA, daughter oi Horny and Mary Bahr,
ngcd years and 7-months
Funeral from the residence OF her parents OF
Summit av and Poplar ST.. this Monday morning 10
O'Clock. Relatives and friends, also the Stcuben
Lodge, O. q. r.. No. 1863 are respectfully invited
BASrA--M Wcst New Brighton, !. l., ON saturday,
May TO- 1885, CHARLES youngest son Of the late Wcrt
Bnnta
Funeral from the Reformed church, Port Richmond,
Monday, May -, at Two 7. N. Friends will please
accept this notice
CAnxkY in brooklyn, Saturday. May 20, 1915, Mrs
SARAH ELIzAnErii vile OF n. y. Carney, In tho I'D
year Of her age
ST., brooklyn, Monday AFTERNOON, at iour o'ciock.
CoxsrAxr1xk On Sunday evening. May 81, a. 20
Bedford av., Brooxlyn, RAYMOND CONSTANTINE son Of
John aud Margaret Constantine, In his l1th year.
CoKBkrr-On sunday. May 81. MARY y. CoRBxrr
beloved vile OF George Corbet In tho lsd year OF hor
ago.
Relatives and friends OF IN, family arc respectfully
invited 10 attend the funcra a. DR.. Carols church.
corner Bedford av aud Madison ST. on Tuesday, May
-, ut two O'Clock p NJ.
bAr.--At Newark, N. j., Wednesday evening. May
IL 1870 MAKv A., vile of George Day, and daughter
Of tho latc Abram II. Person
Tho relatives and friends Of the family are invited "a
attend tAe funeral from her lato saAldsnce CIinsou
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held q Sc Oats dull: No. = 35c Michigan. 3572c. Re-
ceipts-F1ou 100 tbs wheat 1900 bushels: corn. f30n
do; oats. 500 do. shipments-wheat, l3.o0 bushels;
corn. 5000 do. oats. idUuu do -
Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat dull and shade
lower; No u o.. spot, - os, June; u osss suy;
shade Lover; No :. 47sc; spot; 45zse toc; June;
changed Rse 6rner ~ taic. Doe harley hrmer; 73c.
spot 5ac 6oe, june Pork in fair demand and higher;
$50 90 SD u.s. spot and June 50 81 20 STA July:
81. August Lard hrmer; 81. IS s2 27s spot; ST. ~
shoulders 7ssc clear rib Sides ios.e icisc: clear
Sides 1915 allie whiskcy n good demand. tending up
ward vt 81 ~. Kcceipfs-Flour. IL 200 bills wheat,
al0o bushes; corn 10000 oats, 900 do rye;
>. 100 do barley 1000 do. shipments Flour. HOOD
bhls-: wheat. - 900 bushels 10000 do oats,
1000 do; rye, f0J do barley, I. HOO do.
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FIRE IN WILLIAMSBURG.

About one O'Clock yesterday morning DIRE broke out
In tho large brick building tho or Hope and
Eighth streets, Williamsburg, used for manufacturing
purposce. The fire extnruishcd by half-past two
O'clock the absencc Of all tho occupants from town
rendered II impossible to correctly ascertain the losses
insuranccs Tho former however. will fall far
short OF $4,000 The lower portion OF the building
occupied by Brown 4 Patterson iron foundry
and machine shop and the other floors follows -
Second, W. r. Anderson. printing inks third, Hooton
4 Co, silk weavers, and the fourth Brucnnng Co..
japanners Tho fro is supposed to have commenced
in the japanning works.
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT NOTES
Nrw YORK. May u, 1874

Nrw YORK. May Il, 1874
To THE EDITOR OF TIKI HERALD
Please caution the public IN general about taking
i've dollar bills the First National Bank OF North
ampton Mass, and tho Merchants National Bank OF
New Bedford, Mass
am a cashier In prominent store on Grand street,
and. not beng very good judge OF money, have been
swindcd with countorfcts Oh each OF the above banks.
Yours very truly JAMES LAWRENCE
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FIFTY-SEyENTH STREET COURT.
uoro.o r..luu U.th...L

bcioic Juusc hituTctn.
PERILs or THE POLICE.
Ofncer Herner Saturday nigh, arrested Brian Quinn
OF East Forty-nfth street. charge OF ntoxicatlon
and dsorderly conduct. While taking him to the
Nineteenth precinct station house crowd of Qunn's
friends attempted to rescue him. falling IN which they
and Quinn assaulted the officer with and inflicted
several severe scalp wounds upon him Quinn neld
for trial ~ default OF $500 bail.
POINTING A REVOLVER.
James Mackcy, resident of East Sixty second street,
was fined SO for pointing revolver at Andrew
Smith, Of Yorkvilc, while partly under the
influence OF liquor. He would probably have been
dealt with more severely had there not been
cxtcnuatns circumstances In his favor II appeared that
nights he assaulted notorious ruillan named
Thomas Butler, Of Yorkvic. Tor insulting woman on
the street On Saturday night Butler Smith and oacrs
reputation as law breaker and would have beaten
him badly had he not drawn his revolver in scif-de-
fence. Butler rs the Same person on whose account
Thonns Connolly was shot dead ut Aliens Point on tho
East Rvor loot Of Fy fourth street. about three
ago, by John Allen. tho proprietor OF the point !"
Allen discharged by Judge Barnard who said that
he only regretted Allen had not shot Butler too Butler
this court
ALLEGED ROBBERY.
Mary Libby, OF No. SOL First avenue, charged John
Mulady, OF 3l7 East Thirtcth street. with stealing
from her $50 worth OF clothing He Is also wanted,
II is said, charge Of highway robbery, tho part
culars OF which could not DO obtained. however. Bail
was liked ut 81, 000 in default or which he WAS CON-
mttcd for trial.