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LIBELLING VESSELS.
A Prospect that ship Owners will be Relieved
oil Duncan's ExaciiOns.

Judge Beebe returned from Washington
recently, whittier he had gone on behalf Of the
ship owners trading to the West India ports and
to the British provinces. They had protested
against being compelled to go before Commis-
sioner Duncan to ship crews for vessels bound
to those ports. Judge Beebe says that Secre-
tary Bristow will at once ask the opinion OF the
Treasury solicitor as to the propriety OF issuing
directions to all assistant District Attorneys to
refuse to libel vessels bound to thoss ports for
Commissioner Duncan when the owners refuse
to ship crews before him. The Judge SAYS the
decision will no doubt be IN favor OF the shiD
owners as In Boston. Philadelrhia, and Balti-
more the law relative TO the ports ab We named
Ia recognized - unconstitutional. and Is
not enforced Collector Arthur clears all
vessels sailing to the West indies regardless Of
Capt Duncan. who libes them at once, which
compels the owners to give bonds before sailing.
James Il. Ward Co. had one Of their vessels
seized on Thursday, and EXPECT TO have another
llbellsd TODAY Another house has alre .dy one
another to-day. The merchants say they Will
continue to despatch their vessels regardless OF
Duncan, and will bond them as fast as tney are
seized.
A committee OF ship owners will go to wash
inRton on Tuesday next with monster petition
for the repeal OF the law. They viii also
endesvor to force Commissioner Duncan to
account for the large amounts OF money received
by him. He has never rendered any account,
though by law he Is entitled to only percentage
of the fees received.
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

Thomas Ball has been chosen 60 furnish
mode for the proposed statue 10 JOSIAH quincy
David wigcin, aged s0 hanged himself yester-
day morning at ms residence 55 fefahAhl street.
Boston.
John II Iockey Of IeOmnster. Mass State
Senator and rnniuc t huslness man mas falled ms
liabilities are $4,000 anu his assets toO,OvO.
A lad named Nearpass, while walking on the
Erie Rnilroad rAcK Fort JEWS yesterday, WAS ruu
over und Instantly kieJ the tram cutting hn m two.
David Torrance, a prominent citizen, mer-
clL, and shpOwuer Of MOatrea ded Yesterday an r
noon. liz had been for some years fresdent Of the
BanA oi Montreal.
DIR. Daniel G. Dodge OF Clinton county, n. Y"
formerly supeTu cnd-ut of the lntDrAte Asylum, Was
again appointed To Nil the same position, Al meeting
of the lrusters he IN Sew lOfa On FndAy'
W. 4. Austin Of Stokes county, n. c., was
found dea1 In the Purcell House m Wilmington ye' er
day mOfnLg. sufOcnted by gas. II Is supposed thal
after erngu.shng the gas ne unntcntonay turned II
on again,
George Gore Hunt, for thlrty-one years Pay
master Of the VermUn Central Railroad and Ano@u az
aCtVe politician, .d Ia ~. Alba YESTERDAY mora
ing at the age Of nfty-twO, He was lawyer IN rJ
life, ana Inspector Of the Customs under the aunnls
trsons OF Polk, Pierce aOd Bueh man. aud hAd ne q
several town Ofnces besides IfpreseninE ~, ADAM
III The Vermont L"gl,laturr Ia ciS S9
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Mrs. Gilmour OF Hunters Point, while on a
Hunters Point terry boat yesterday placed her li'ue
girl on the railing at the rear snd vi the boat. The
chid began to clap It's hands and play with s mother
Suddenly it fell into the water The mother scre med
and fanted The passengers rushed wildly about, and
the BOAT was quickly stopped. Meanwhile Dave Jor'
dan, a driver for Thomas Lynn, paper box manufnc.
turer of 90 Crosby street, plunged into the river, ana
being good swimmer, he reached the child before Il
aanK and taking II on his back swan toward the boat
rope was thrown to him, and the brave fel ow, with
his burden was lifted upon The deck. The mother VINO
mad recovered was frantic VITA lQy, ana coplu haIdl
SPEAK. Ihr passengers crowded afSnnu lhe rescue,
and shook his hand lie said he was glad 'hpt nc hau
been able 10 save the child, nut declined 20 accept
liberal sum OF money which had been collected saying
that had not rsked his life for money lie saNeG
boy from drowning last summer.
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rhe Amendment. to Germany. Penal Code.

BERLIN. Jan. e0.-The rejection by the Reichs-
tag OF the additions to the penal code for further
strcting the clergy by prohibiting the posting OF OBJ
Jectionable communications the doors Of churches
occasions general surprise. 1t was intended as sup
pement previous bill prohibiting abuse OF the pull
pit. The latter bill Was ovAded BY pacarding the VD
jectiOnable communications on church doors or by
pAmphiet pasoralr, ana the proposed clpuses would
nave apphed the pulpit law 20 those mmun cations.
compromire has been reached ~ majority of the
Rchstag including the National Liberals ana the Lib
eral Conservatives, regarding the proposed Arnn
clauses to the penal code, that In order 10 maze DIP
omatic servant punishable, the inteniion to offend
must be proved.
In the Rechstag to-day the second reading OF the
Penal Co amendment bill was cOnciuded. The 20.
caied Arnim clause was adopted BY vote of 100
against l20,
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THE MURDER OF CARRUTH.
THE LAST or THE TESTIMONY IN
the TRTdL or Lands.
Tho vexed QuestIon Of the Prisoner. In
SANITY Occupying all Of Yesterday's ses-
sion Preparing 10 sum Up the Case.


snnitv Occupying nli Of Yesterdays Ses-
sion Preparing TO sum UP the Case.
BR1DGErON, Jan. C.-Tho third week OF
the trial OF Charlea X Iandis for tho murder OF
-. -
"m OarIuth cIoseu to7uay' oe'era' "'uesses
were examined who, with abundant oppor-
tuntttea of observiog Tandta after bis return
-, -. - !,
IRON EUROPE hau not hoticeu any symptoms OF
a disordefed intellect In the prisoner. The State
finally rested bavlng examined thirtv-six wit.
~ -, -. 80, - -
hesses vi reouttai' hahuis iehheu oach III MS
chair, and seemed relieved that the evidence
a,,inst hin, ,vas cioscd
Iu,"'' "',' "u9 '''s'' ,. WI, NJ.
Inc defence called wheaton Berault' VINO
testified that he had mnde n bet OF an OYSTER
.,,,or ,,t,, f.,,, cut..,,,, a. n, r.,1t, ,-o,,td
su'P'' "'' os.o" '"i'"eiSo" 'u'' n'""is "'"'u
ne acquitted. Ihe witness made the OHer' ana
Sanderson accepted IL, aud shook hands upon IT,
ro,, nro,r ,rh,, ,..,..i.,. ,o.,tet H.. ,ho
'""" bIc"' WI" bcS'c'uaS 'cStiheu WI '"o
state, said he was present when the bet was
made and remarked 10 there were nny ovstcrs
4. -, =, ~ -
~ ~ ~. ~" s.sc Nc utsireu 70 Dc ~. int,s nv
p-uJyN.eu w, noMoNtI' ul t"e phutcs W ue ~. ~
vnuvI u Iruss % i cHain ~, ti,h 'ne ".ngsi sniu he
IeEnI . Iivu ,ne M,vl a.hI ~ WY aINlhi anu the
=, .esu,. oi ,"oIiSn "Isin.n.. 1 n .r..
". ~ W. tIheu w pi"rTy ", ~ ~ Jntnrs luIn
1 1un .i.t a'l ". nnpLE, VIZ SeS.eI
m ,ss''vu US 70 ,',u'1 ,I ,d man
i, ,nat ms acquant"nce, WIN the uIisoneI was SO
itu, Iiiiteu tnI, ne Vouiu w, , .,ve an op,nioh l
ruiipgo'inR uip MS sunny Inc 'es''nonS was oNer-
Iultus
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Tho Roy Murder Cnse.

The trial Of Henry II. and Susannah Vreeland
for murder the formers son Ralph was continued
the assac County Court yesterday. The testimony
OF DR.. Amaa Mcwihey proTed that the primary cause
OF death was from a blow or violence Of some sort
resu ting 10 Inflammation OF the spinA marrow IN. C.
Y. f. Hurondi corroborated tie previous Mstmony,
ydia Nfeeand teAhel that Ralph was At her mouse on
tie MonOay before he dled In very weak state and
not able 70 get home Ann Conkln testined 10 seeing
Mrs. Nreeland beat the boy tIli blood came George
Fenner testified mat the before Raphs death MIS-
VTec and sld the was going 10 bury hln before lhty
Weut Down south.
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COLLEGE O1RSMEN.
The Oxford-Ca mbridRe Boat Race-New
York's Challenge TO the English Crews.

LONDON. Jan. 29.-The regular annual
University boat race between the oxford and
Cambridge crews has beer Hxed for Saturday. the
sth OF April. The course will be the usual one,
from Putncy to Mortlake, or the other way, a
distance OF four and a quarter miles, and will
take place at about the turn Of the tide from
high water.
A meeting OF the oxford University boatmen
will be held on Wednesday next, when the New
York Associations challenge II be considered. |.
is little prospect Of either Of ne universities
accepting.
The Evening Standard says thA oxford NAV
send a crew ~ contest In the Philadelphia re-
~ II
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Frederick Lelbe of Company ID, 10th Regl
mcut ~ Y. Volunteer, died AT hi- home al 80 FERRIS
street brooklyn on Thursday from wounds received IN
the war.
Sister Murray, negro evangelist Is conduct.
ing exciting revival m the Leonard street MtthOulft
Church, Brooklyn. TINS week sue s TO preach IN the
Fourth street church.
The Rev Dr. j. HYATT Smith this evening Is to
review the late action Of the apiist ministers ~ hs
city reference the teY, Reuben JrueT1 huu Will
defend open communionlsn,
Justice Middebrook OF Staten Island last
spring sentenced John Burns TO slH months In the
Kings county prison for attempt 1t Indecent assault
A tnls is not statutory ciime. burns VINO Wa re-
leased on last Tuesday. has begun SUIT against the
Jus ice for g. 0O0 dsmIges
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A JUST SENTENCE.
sent to the PenitentinFy for Attempting TO |
I.eNN nln mail.

sent to the PenitentinFy for Attempting to
Lew Bla kmail.
George W. Crimmns was sent to tho peniten-
tary several months ago for attempting to hiackman
Mr.. Dee LARGO Wilson, cashier Of TnK sUs, by threat
enng to false charge that he had sold postage
stamps belonging his employers. Crmmins's lawyer
brought the before Judge Brady in the Supreme
Court the grouni that the threat not offence
In the OF the law but nj, onor Yesterday over
ruled the point and said The crime, 1t Is true, Is one
courts Men shrink from the fancel exposure which
such Infamous efforts may ,ubJect them TO, but they
should when the hlac smaller presents
b. nsef. The complainant IN this case Is worthy OF
praise Tor his promptncss 10 yndic ting his owl
character and the law OF the land. The courts Will n
for technical IN Ike this, or indulge
hypercritlcal construction to shield the Wrongdoe
when he masses defence for himself OF any kind II
enough that the prerequisites OF the statute are
pripa facie complied with"
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ho'IoN Jan. 20.-Pairick Donahos, a book
'sf ana the puli'hor Of the Boston FO' has fail ed
'1e hnt mcrtug Of the creditors, held the latter
80 'A'' "eek' committee Of four was appointed
~ giAn'ne his accoults. The liabilities are about
H9"o ltclud.lg some t5OOOO or 100000 OF mutual
t.i,s t,g's i hii wash A. ". Lo,ein9 The ass 10 are
kes nl ne comtuiti IT, amount to t2lG,OO0,
f i'lN - are rrup0rt Il - follows kUbert and
D. t" %. iahof for $4,000; jacob bocS, clotning,
tirtu,, 'iie'l ior liaup Charlrs +. M"tcr Co.,
IoI inrs' for f1O,uuD Amos Foster. furlishiL (
iakesyl 1SAlns on sUsrt, for $4,000 mostly auc
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The officers brought him In kindly, for, though
his legs twincd afectionateiy and his body lymph.
his dark, melancholy face intelectual and roman.
tic like that OF Edwin Booth. is collar twisted.
and his ulster wet and muddy: Leaning upon the rail.
and looking sadly at Sergeant Weston, he quoted.
That lovei CGsar we'll, Is true"
You quote Shakespeare, elr Oh ervcd the Sergeant.
"I but posi- (hic) bly, not 40 we'll as Gangs. am
an actor Do you (hlc) kn1w Bangsp
No, cir haven't the honor, replied the Sergeant,
dipping lila nen In the inkatand.
.hall (hcJ. then, have the honor OF intrOdOosh.
(hic) Ing you tomorrow" said the sadfaced actor.
As the doorman led him ~ Yey he ?p strophized the
door, " THIS was the nobles Roman of them all"
Almost the nrst words OF part IN local saiito that
was found IN his coat pocxes were, 81 have been dn
ting win Vsnderbirs broherinaw, and am full TO the
soul with wine"
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SPEAKER KERR DECLINES.
No Desire to be a Candidate on the Demo-
cratic National Ticket.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 90 Speaker Kerr has
written letter dated Washington. Jan. 25 TO j. II.
Rea OF this city, which he It is not his desire
his shall be used IN connection with the na
tons ticket OF this year. The following the full text
OF the letter:
WASHINGTON JAM d. C.. 25 1879.
y. H. R,dH. Esq. PhrdfeiDhid.
DEAH SIR; Several days agb received BY mail. &C
ccmpauied With your card. article over YOUR name
published In the DeiIfuye CouHfB Democrat Of Dec.
30 last perused the article with much interest aud
many OF its views command my unqualned approval.
but have only time TO thank you for your very
Kind ref renee that article anu TO say that
II Il my desire IN any degree whatever that my
name shall be used In connection with the national
ucEet OF this year, The Indiana Democrats VIII pre-.
sent TO our neat National Convention another Of her
sons as candidate for the Presidency-Goy. Hen.
dricks-ln wnOfe advocacy for that high place wi !
stand with them In hearty cooperation Nv Judgment
Is nat our friends this year cannot do better, II 90
well, than to nOmina Gov. Hcndricks.
l am with great 7, sDect. very truly yours.
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Mulberry street, in front Of the Police Central
once. crowded yesterday with applicants for sp-
pontments as street sweepers. Capt. Gunner, Super
intendent OF the street Cleaning Bureau stepped out
side OF the storm doors OF olice and shouted
John kelly' Instantly neary 100 men, am ng whom
were lrishmen. Italians, Germans, and Americans
rushed the strest. After OF addresses
had been given. the John Kelly was found. He was
taken before Commissioner VOorhis and told to buy
broom ana go work.
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THE OLD WORLD's NEWS.
Military Operations in the North of Spai
The Ca rlists Defeated.

The ia rlists Defeated.
MADRID, Jan. A.-Ths following information
in regard TO the military operations in the north has
Just been received here;
The Alfonsist Gen. Quesads occupied villa Real.
the frontiers Of the provinces Of Aava aud Guipuzcoa
an important Carlist position, which was defended by
nve battaiions Of troops with four whwouh guns and
some cavalry The Royalists captured the artierymen
two Of their guns. and all q their material The Car
lists ais lost heavily In killed ana wounded. The AL
fonsist Gen. haldonado simultaneously occupied the
heights Of ArtaOan to the east OF Na r. AL ueeting
with only slight resistance Gen Moriones, after tax
ing the hongararie Cord,ilers occupied Zaros. from
which he thrt ens tne Carrt rear Tue Carists have
stopped the bomDardment Of san Sebastian and begun
Withdrawing their siege artillery.
SAN sEBAsTIkS, Jan 29.-Heavy muskctry rring In
he san CrstoDal valley was heard Yesterday. The
AfOnslst troops have taken several tarst positions,
commanding the mouth Of the Ur0la nver.
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Mrs. ynu Cot, nnda Policeman.

On Thursday evening in the services at the
Clinton Street Church, Newark Oncer wanbold, who
Is detailed the church. standing IN the doorway
when Mrs Van Cot invited repentant sinners to come
to the altar. Seeing the officer the preacher pointed
hor nnger toward hun, saving, You y9nK man &C he
doOr, dressed In Dlue, come ths way Ihe can was
answered and going down the aisle, Mrs. van on
sought induce him 10 come forward saying 81 VIII
pray Tor you" the policeman respectfully replied.
+" SO does my mother every day." THIS ended lac ln'
terVieW."
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The Preparation OF the Hippodrome for use
by Moody and sankey Is almost complete and Yester-
day most OF the workmen were paid and dismissed.
The 5000 seats In the large hA and those the
now have been affixed to the floor oY stripe Of tin
The only work undono Is the completion Of the minis.
teis' assembly room and the private rooms for Moody
and Sankey. The rehearsal BY the choir OF 900
singers will be on Thursday evening next.
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MADRID, Jan. 29.-lt now seems that there has
been but one Republican (Castelar returned to :he
COrtes ana but one Radical (Angloda). The Mar
gus q Sardoal extreme Monarchst. will lead group
o. si1 or seven deputies. The C9nstiiui.nai,ts, or
Sagastists will number thirtysix. Very few Muderados
partisans Of religious unity, have been lined.
The elections TO the Senate will probably be favor
able to the Government.
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The Ninth Ward Union Prayer Meetings.

The Union noondav prayer meetings, In the
church in West Eleventh street. are crowded daily.
They are held under the auspices Of the several pas
tors Of the Ninth Ward without regard to denomins
ton. At the close OF the prayer meeting au inquiry
session Ia we attended There Ia also In the various
churches OF the ward Sunday afternoon union prayer
meeting. TODAY will be held IN the Methodist
wrote letter to clergyman Of thi city advl lny
continuance Of this noOnday meet ling, AMI saying II
there IL Interest enough. sustain hfty Union prayer
meetlnRa-ihe more the better"
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Constable Lynch OF the Passalc County Court
OF oyer and Tcrminer yesterday discharged from
further duty In the court by Judge Dixon. He is sus'
pected OF tamperiug with hessrs Edeman Piyte' ana
Bray urymen on the Hand t a. VINO were also order
ed tO give security tor their appearance 70 answer n
inOic ment. Lynch was one OF hahds Donnsmeh "
the late trial where Hand arraigned on charge OF
altering the tax assessments N Paterson put Julse
Dixon flerward OTOered Hand 10 give fresh security
Tor 80 OOO as he wOOld not accept Lynch US seeury
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LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DASHEs HERE AND THERE ny THH
SUNS REPORTERS.
How james Keliv Escapes Five Years tr
Prison-A Case In which Justice II Cheated
By the Inv judge DnnIel-'s DecIsion.

Tn the Court CT General Sessions, in November
las James Kelly convicted OF grand larceny. ana
sentenced by Recorder Hacket to ve In the state
prison. An exception was taken by Counsellor WIN Y
Knitting. and Yesterday Judge Daniels Of the Supreme
Court. sitting in General Term, rendered decision
thereon. It Omitted that Kelly had borrowed $50
from VIM. Ross, professedy to purchase liquors. put
ting In his hands security for the loan nve worth
less medals resembling t2O gold pieces which, Of
course, ne never redeemed. The cOunHellur argued !
=, nc prosstuor voluntarily part, with re money
consent lie parted with n vulunt rily never expect
Ing TO receive back the SPECIFIC bills for the accused
was 70 give H. IN exchange uDOn purchase. for sone
tes OF liquor" In the opinion OF the Court deliver
cd ~ Judge Daniels, 60 the fleet
IN the Indictment ~ the prisoner Tor rc ny instoad OF
filse PFC enccs, " was affirmed that When the nos.
session OF property is procured bt rck artnce vn
afelonous design, while the title OF the
unchi eei, case OF larceny will he ma c out ut n
the 0wnr II dc 'cvcd into surrender Of the title
well the possession Of the DrOpcrtv, by means OF
fraudulent Representations. then the offence will not
be one Of larcenv, but Of false pretenccs"
Upon tins point Kelly escapes nve years Of prison
ser, ice. aud cannot even be tried anew charge OF
false prttences. for the complainant In the
discharged from the House OF Detention Tor witnesses
was glad TO get away from the CITY.
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The trial OF Pesach NJ RubeDstein, indicted
for the murder OF Sarah Alexander at East New York
will begin the Court OF oyer and Terminer to-mor
before Judge Pratt and Associate justices Wolfer
ana McKiDOen. District Attorney Britton will appear
counsel for the People and VIM. A. Beach, ESQ., and
Katsmcyer and Mott OF Nes YORK, for the prisoner
The defendants counsel will try to prove Alibi.
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LAWYER In Hot Water.

Counsellor Samuel Derrickson of jersey City
again arrested yesterday for asssulting Conrad
HIT an aged resident while being taken to the
county jail he XIX d Onccr Blouhn in the abdomen
the tier pref rred additional chargs OF assaults
battery aganst his pr soner lie was locked up, In
default Uf BAIL TO await the action OF the Grand jury.
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CHEIPLY SOLD.
A Practical Joke on u wIlIiamsburgh Phy-
stciau.

stefan.
A wlliamsburgh doctor who holds a military
position and Is ambitious OF higher honors. and hungry
for political position made the victim OF prac
teal Joke at a bali In Dutchtown the other night su
peryisor Victor Eyer OF the Sixteenth Ward was IN
troduced TO him as Boss Mclaughlin, ana the doctor
falling into the trap allowed opportunity for any eA
anaton made the supposed Boss his prze and insist
ed on his running the gauntlet Of general .ntroduc
ton the party lie Boss. while they knew HIM AS
he Visions Of place and pron noAted through the
doctors mlnd II not until the second basket OF
wine had finished thai he realized how he had Oeen
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Weather Once Prediction.
Colder, northwest winds.
HOURS or LEISURE.

owen II iley Association, Turn Hall, Feb.o
Ninth annual ball Of New York Lodge No. L
Order Of klks, Irving Hail, Fen. 10.
The bali OF the John Il. McGowan Association
10 announced for FeD, . IN Irving Hal
Fourth annual ball OF the Our Associ ltionI
composed Of ihe letter carriers Of the Geherh Post
once, irving Hsl, Feb. T.
The Fifth Avenue Lecture Course Ia t. bs
opcned on the lltn Of FcDruary with music aud read
ings hy the Young Arollo tuD and Adplph SOhsl aud
A'P iufDinK g j. De CoidUYa lee sures On tne 1vth
auu DR., Charm on the 2pth.
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Fraudulent Bounty Claims,

MEMPHIS, Jan. 29- Esquire A. C. Brewer, Of
this county convicted to-day in the United states
Circuit Court OF completely with McCOmbs In tie col
lection of fraudulent bounty ella ms. The PROOF was
clear hut tie Jury, out Of consideration for the family
OF Brewer. recommended hlm to the mercy OF tue
court, Sentence was withheld.
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A freight train on the Pennsylvania Railroad
was robbed OF 5000 worth of goods which were
thrown on bales and box near wayery station on
Friday night. The goods for Western nrms. A
SIM ar rOnbery took place on the same trsin week
at the same place The thieves get on the train at
along the road Wiliam Cahi was arrested In jersey
City yesterday charge OF being IMPLICATED In the
robbery. Among the packages WAS q case OF Moody
and Sankey 9 hymn books
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The Brook,yn "Nnn Eaters" Sentence.

Owen 1ully, who a week ago, was convicted Of
mayhem in the BROOKLYN Court of Sessions. was ar
ragned for sentence yesterday. Prisoners counsel
asked for arrest Of jud the that thu
indictment did not lege facts sufficient to convict OF
MAYHEM, THIS Judge Moore denied. Counsel then
moved for new trial on the ground inst the evidence
did net warrant convection and this was also d MED
and an exception was taken. Judge Moore hen sen.
fenced Tuly Imprisonment . the penitentiafy.
Tully is person Of considerable wealth.
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Cracked Wb,.Ley In New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 20.-lhe evening PicdWtne
says Of the crooked whskey investigation tue follow
ing are the OF the parties known TO ne indicted
for alleged destruction or OF failure to produce their
hooks: John A. Walsh, D. NJ. Carey, Mr.. Ky an, John
Henderson, ana Flash, Lewis a Co.