, 1876-01-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

DICKINSON ArEL-
Tha mcmbe5s Of this firm of distlllere h4sA
been 30 long nbBcut from tho Custom Houso
that Botlons AZ afn,enensiona hsyo arisen as "a
their bygianlc condition., Since thoy mAdo
succes Of thor effort TO bond out tncir es:ab-
lishmept, mono OF Tue firm hhre been observed
nraons ths roosteFs up,n tho celebrated railing
on TIM second Goor OF the Govern 1ept build
Ing. Yesterday, however, shey turned up IL tho
early part OF Tho afternoon, aud Bmiel bAadIy
upon the assoplshsd multitude OF ,epoltors and
dlstillcrs asaosnb'od in tho corridor. 4 Tn1prSE
reporter accosted Mr. Abel, aud asked him tho
purross ut hts yialt.
Mr. Al can,o osor bec1usoI thought It WAS
about timo for the 0raud Jury to return somn
indictments. aul 1aa natural. alxious TO les1n
What partloa nero to bs lonotsl 1lta shaIr TO-
tco. ~
n-Ion aro, perhaps, expecting to bo in
dc:ed. theu.
that. But want to know rhat IL going OIL.
N.-Does your hri1 in:ena 10 ftiloW tln uu-
merous and notable exaluplcs sot to-day. and
p!eAtl guity.
sIr. A.-::'o. sir: VIC haye not been guilty Of
detssutng any cue, and suall not oJofsss what
wo bavn not dona. We al Ill mxks desouao,
nod H:Eong ono At that.
Tne conversation eudcd hero. and LIT. Abe!,
way VI, TO the supcrns domain OF BrookB. With
whom they tenalnel cto4o.e1 forueaFy On hour.
Tho confcroucs :.as psobably obtained BY then
| in order 10 learn. II possible, WHOM tleir c1ss
would bc sabaMttol for trial. and nbas e1tenk NJ
cla:nency tue Government attorneys wero pro-
| pared to offer In case of pleading guilty.
TliE MIsph CASES
| before tho Court have so far h:cn yosy suocoss-
caci, ot tho s!x which hare como ZIP: The nan-
| agonent Of all tloso ru,:sers las beon lelt In
tic han4d Of Assistant D.s;1lrt Attorney Dlrke,
who has taken that potion OF tho
has been moro particularly busy with tha
/ Grana jury. nad Mo:eis. Ujutali, hyue, and Dex-
ter haze Gtvou their "ho!n attention to the satg
| er whisky cases, Tho gIcat trouble IN the coun
eorfeitlug trials appears to be that the ",ncsset
| cannot ba lad WHOM wanted. and that the ottcesa
OF The Court cannot got tue eubpostaa served viii
p1omntnoss, oH.nS to tia smalI foree IN thf
Marshal's ofIics.
/ aUPEhv1son MATTHEw9
arrived here yesterday morning from sp'tnEae!a
and will mako slot stsy Until ma:!ets boglntI
get interesting dowu there.
| 4. r. TUITION.
| To The Editor a. Tie cAtc4uY it.guns:
CHICAGO. Jan. l4.-Tho Times and oehsE
papers i,ayo iasely takoa nGso themselves tho
da.pcab.a taak OF insuuasiag aud oudeavor,ng
to provo that Tho drferso in tuo Babcock case
induced tho Hon. alexander /. fulton. Super
visor Of panu4ylssnla., aov 5clssy. Matst.nd.
whoso efforts tho Ring in this city waa broken
up, and the numerous seizures mn 10, to for1n,t
lato psouunciamsnso to thu oaoct that It was
iso who caused tho revocation of the order given
viso.s. aud uot thu ftoaidsnt's pr!vass
secretary. As sbIs ptaces alr. Tatton 10 an
exceedingly fA'so, Light besers tha conmun"
isy. au1 can only DO coupled Nth az tnti'
NATION that ha suot ooiy supple too. but
moro contsmEtihla Btall, s1cophant Who
Invented tho story ~ tho iustlgAtlon OK tho
powers that be. permit e: = - Que i who !. con; on
vessant somewhat with the facts 10 no etse. aaa
~ least ono lucidont tbas IL not geuetall. Known
Earty In tto mouth OF las. octobes. long b.