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, 1877-02-03

The bright skies mid tho bn1ny, spring-liko
n!r brought oat la,tc nutnbcr Ut proplo to The
nountlny praycr-,Hccting Yesterday. Afnl. Whit
Tic ard Mr.. Stcbblun. conducted the services,
which wcre upcs,rd With tho singing of the
hymn. "'flM great Physician uuw Is ncar.h The
lev. r. Il. Davis read the requests fot prayer,
the a,ulicurc Engaging In client prayer, md the
Rev. Mr. l'enn following In a fcrvcnt appeal to
tho tlrone IT gravc III behalf of tboeu for whom,
these requests bad been made. The autlianeo
sang With much spirit "Only Ill arMur-bcar-
er," md Brother sawyer, tho temperance
worker, tool; chargu Ut thu meeting. liz
wAs glad there was such perfect
unity In belief a,non: the temperance workers.
to thu power Ut drink lay IN having faital III
ChrIst. An encouraging letter had enIt,o from
Fort Elliott Tex, sny!ng tint tile news Of tho
tenpcrauee "urk hau been tcecisc'l through tlle
for what tho prcss Ind dono for tlIc sucscss oi
thrwork. II Ind mt sail I'LL uAs!nd word nbout
tho revival, but !.a. done all II could to
Nehemiah, showing TIM. tlie. wny to wutk
,ss oskc,s tsi BY sa ssa('' &c. !" ts this o~s %sy
There wcrc tttll u,any lost sheep Of tic l.ousc
Tie rcior.ned me,' wc1s l.oli.og out rsn!sikaSiy
well. Like EchcIniah's workllIcll, tull.llng tic
walls Of Jerusalem, tleY l,ad tlicir swurls
nushied un cnc ari!,. aild licy wese working
q compromises, everybody must stand inst.
tiud lad ra'lc.l Ills pconlc 10 this work Ut trn.
Ing people frum their captivity. The work Ind
Just begun at.d Ind would continue to blcss tho
work IT their hands. The lsrcach waA to be
built up, the walls to 10 repaired, and
tnc yityy to le Luilt. Every holscst convert
should lave tho spirit. oi Christ. What waa
t!,ati t;on: nbout and dnlng good to- others.
lluw ,lany had cultivated this st,,rlti They i.ti
not cono 10 work ~ Nehemiah l,a]. .--lIrat uy
prayer mud then by work. @, might Col giye
tctn this earncstilcssl TlIcn there woulsi be
ncw testimonies, precious testimonies Alnl The
1ncetIng would accomplish great and practical
results.
Mr., Stehbina sang fla)lclulal,. Io Is Ntscn y
In. rosr
gave l,la experience. lie had been jrtnl,er for
fifteen ycars,- s,-.cyottng I,vu ycars to moderate
drinking, live to hard drinking, and tiyu 10 thc
hardest kind u drink. lie had tried to rr-
form. himself hut us lung as hc trusted In Ills
uwI, efforts |.c iat gone nru,tv. When ho
cskcA GoIs help ho was eafc, lie now lad no
tirsrt iUr drink. The hHt,Eliest moment In his
lie vas when hu wrutu to bis devoted mother
down III Connecticut that liz sNaS d changed
lnal,, and lle concluded ly saying that his lu.
turc never was So bright, and by urging 9th.
crs to follow lila course.
A man frum Texas said about thu Same thing,
Ml, .yy,Su,
of the Y. NJ. l.. 4. ruoins, aston!shed Ills friends
hy saying that hc had lceu ! lard l5iuEcr fuI
years. Iut now rcjoieed that he had conquered
about Ills matter ii intenpcrsncc va. that ua
Unr could tell who tbs really lurI ,irinkrrs
were Ite had stood and tnlkcI with Christ In,,s
on tic street hundreds Of times Wills hc was IN
nj, Intoxicated rotu,itlou, and they hal neycI
sud one word tu him about breaking oil Iron
, 1877-02-03
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE.

On another page will bc found the thttty. y.second
annual statement OF that fue old company, tho Nh.
tual Benefit L,fo Insurance Company Of Newark,
N. j., whose bnsncGs ha, escE bcen conducted IN
such strictly conservative manner a. to be alwsys
In readiness to furnisl = prompt exhibit II IL u
satisfaction TO pcsusu report where you believe
every word and figure, In which respect the Mutual
BENEFIT eujoys tho fUllest confdcnec OF tho people,
, 1877-02-03

Of old Wheeler i Wilson sewing machines should
cal! at tho Office, 1h3 StAts street. Tho Company
arc prepared to exchange with all the old customers
on very reasonable terms. and st.s them new ma
chua st! better than the old and fat in advance Of
any other.
, 1877-02-03

terrible prisation ana suffering caused ty these
pests. 1ndccl, Ct,tna llaI II bad year Of Il
altogether. Ion, drnughts made scnnty rron..
and these the lotusta hare consumed: and uuw
tho winter haa cnnc. anil, though 't.Tnhn'' ia
nlwnys reprctcntctl wtl, M umbrella a,Hl fan.
+ bitterly cold all tho same, the thermometer
falling below zcrn.
, 1877-02-03

Tho novel Idea Of heating city with steam 10
to be tried as an experiment tn LockpoFt, New
York. Tho boilers arc to bc loeatc4 ut central
houses, md tho public i 10 nay ior III heat u
1t tow pays for IT. gas. Tbs steaiu-cock will
regulate tho demand aal supply.
, 1877-02-03
the ROOT 4 SONS utls,f. co.

oheE special inducements to purchasers. At whole.
sale and retail, Of sheet music, nlusie books yio-
lins, guitars and all kinds OF musical instruments
General agents for tho Standard organ and s.eek
piano, Quality guaranteed. No. 1856 State street.
, 1877-02-03
,MAfkIffAf{IsHa

.,CCRTfS--nAKEK-A the rcs!acnco ot j, s.
pleIonnef, E.I,,. No. a,i West Wnrhngton.tl,
by thc Hey. Y. t. Hopkins, Of ~. John. Er.sru.
eophic tiaker. all Of Chicago. No card..
, 1877-02-03

HARMLESS AS SUMNER DEW,
yet In the highest degree Dtsufcetant snd pzeaerv.
Atiye, Sozotons keeps The teeth always healthy and
spolless and the gums fuddr aud FREQ from c1lkcr.
, 1877-02-25
THE EA{tR0AnS.

The Managers and Freight Agents of euost
Of the roads IN this city leave Tor New York
Tonight to attend the meeting there at Witch
the present difficulties In regard to Eastern and
1orfign frcfghts will be discussed It is not
believed that compromise can be effected.
aud another war will probably be the result.
vanderbilt and the managers oil the Northeast
ern lines demand that the freight rates be made
the SAME to nil seaboard points, while Mcssrs.
Scott aud Garrett, Of the PENNSYLVANIA and Bal
timorc 4 Ohio Railroads, say they will never ac-
ccde TO such I'll arrangement. as that would dis
crnnate agutnst their terminal cities, which are
farther from Europe than the aboye-pamcd
points. This is the same issue On which tie
war OF last year was waged. It Is stated that
vanderbilt never intended to conccue lower
local rates to Philadelphia and Baltimore than
New fork permanently, but made Temporary
agreement to be enabled to get better rates
during the winter. s~,
Mr. J. G. Clarke, Second Vice President of tie
Illinois Central Railroad and General Mannger
Of the New Orleans, st. Louis T. Chicago Rail
road, arrived in the city yesterday after an ab
senee OF several months. hIr. Clarke has his
headquarters in New Orleans and returns there
In = ffw days. The New Orleans Road viii he
sold next month, and it Is arranged that thu
Illinois Central shall purchase it. After the
sale has been made as required BY law, the road
will be reoreanized, and will probably then be
kuown as the New Orleans Braneh Of the Uli-
nois Central Railroad.
, 1877-02-25
PARDONED.

1Ao'"es WHISKY Aan'pntator Forgiven.
epee,a1 Htpdseh to 1As tribune.
81. LOUIS, Feb. A.-Anothcr member Of n.
exploded Whisky Ring has inst h-e,, -. su9
cipfeut Of Executive cIencncv ,ao,,;.sf 80 .oe fe-
nou A. teoonea ..s,," s.' .ea'ns but tcer
NV. ~" ~ useone soolects Of future 1euteney.
ms morning United States District Attorney
Bliss received letter from the Attornrp.c.:'
eral transmitting the following 1o5.losn.ss. 1ea'
tcopv ~ a eah1c m.,.,,. A. .a., ~,osutes.
received Feb Ii, 1877. 4'Ae1 ~ ofusseis' and
10 Atoraey- Geaerui ran u,o,1,no,o
by certify that g. r. Drashear Is IN yerv ia aeIg'
, 1877-02-25

Shortly after last midnight, as the proprietor
Of the Bowery Musc-Hall, on Madison street,
near Clark, was counting up his cash, a gang OF
Tour young rougbs walked in, and, crowd
ing up against the counter, soon vent
through printer named Madden,
who had upon him some SIS or
S:0, together with a silver watch. How much
orwhat Madden lost no one appears to know,
Tor as soon as the hue aud CRY OF "Fobbers,
thieves, " was set up the proprietor and his beer
lerkers started ont in brisk pursuit Of youug
fellow who seemed more anxious than the
rest to make. speedy escape Uf-
neer EndsleY, Of the A. D. T. Company, also
Joined in the pursuit, having been summoned
by signal from Kirchhoff u beer saloon. Chas~
fnS the refugee through the alley and down L.
Sale street, and firing three shots as he went,
be succeeded in bringing bis man to a stand
still on LaSalle street, opposite the Arcade.
The fellow made a feeble show OF resistance,
but was soon on the way to the
Armory under escort Of Officer Fairchild.
There he gave the name Of Charles Wilcox. but
, 1877-02-25
LOCAL POLITICS.

TIE CITY DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMIT
| TEE
held regular meeting ut o'clock yesterla,
| ntternoon III its rooms in the American Expres.
Building. The attendance Was quite large, and
IN general, there was grcat desire to talk upon
| the recent results Of the Arbitration Commit
| tee. In fact, there Was feeling Of disgust and
discomfort, but the war fever found but few
| patients. John Mattocks occupied the chair,
and d. +. Merritt ACTED US Secretary.
Mr. j. R. Doolittle, Jr., from 8 Special Com
mittec, reported that they had not been
able to devise way Of "raisng the wind,' -
other than by way OF political assessments for
carrying on the campaign, aud asked further
time to report. The gentleman further stated
that he was not able to dcvisea different scheme
that the Committee be reorganized. Redesrcu
That Mr. Moran be placed in his position as
Chairman. He thought that change was
hardly practicable. He was in favor Of reform
in politics, but be thought that it was not feasi-
bic at the present time.
The Chair stated that It had not been intended
to release the candidates from assisting in de-
fraying election expenses, but it was intended
to d. away with arbitrary assessments. He
held tnat the matter was Of too much import
anee to pass it idly By.
Charley Cameron said that he had awell-le-
hucd opinion on the subject. He wanted to do
away With TIC assessment plan. He then stated
that he vas opposed to it because men were
nominated for office simply because they had
money to pay their assessment. He held that
the system was vicious in its entirety and should
be- changed. The Democracy had been led by
incompetent fmbecites simply because they had
ducats. He wanted to get away from the cor
ruptions OF the Republican Earty, and get into
clear, running water.
Mike Bailey wanted to know what they were
going to do with the
SALOON INTERESTS.
Charles responded that they didn't care for
saloon, contractor, jail, or County Board inter
ests, and TINT the whole machine was run for
the benefit of the people, He said that men
could be assessed in the various wards who
would be glad to pay, and thus dishonesty could
oe prevented In public Office. Ho denounced
The three members Of Congress from this CITY
as three lmbeci1ea only equal to three old
Mf. Brown also had his little say, but he had
no new system fully developed 10 bis mammoth
cranium as yet to lay before the meeting.
Alr. DooliIt1e moved that committee of one
from each ward be appointed to nuke the as
scssments,-they to have the power to appoint as
nigh as Tour assistants in each ward.
JOHN N. Rountrcc moved as @ substitute that
committee Of five or ten be appointed BY tie
f1nance COMMITTEE to assess eacl, ward as much
as tbey may think necessary for the purpose of
carrying on the spring gcampaign,-they to report
at the next meeting. Carried.
S1r. MASON moved to reconsider. Carried.
Mr* kountree changed his motion 70 have the
, 1877-02-25
GOOD vs. BAD TulaKY.

40 Hle ka1to7 a. 1Ae 1Fso@@S-
CHICAGO, Feb. A.-1n IN article in your psps.
of to-day, headed sfThe Jolly Revolver" =.
say, "Vhcn man learns to drink good "hlsS''
or, better still, to do without the beverage snea,
and not till then, will murders aud bloooaEs, e.
tings become less frequent" This same ses =
has been repeated SO often in the Prssa -. =.
late that very many people are led 70 y, "
ueve that it Is only necessary to e.
.gocd whisky to escape all the evils o. Us ass;
and as every dealer has on hand . higsp1Ho ~
article that is "perfcctly purc,'' they have ~
difficulty in supplying their wants ..,. .t.
Now, what IL the fact In regard to tnas I'm aa
tcra Is It the alcohol that goes to sne osst@ st
and crazes the man, or is 1t the deleteFoas ~ ~
stances combined with it! I am infoEmsa - "
those who are competent to judge ootn
chemists and physicians, that 1t is the aiee
and not the poisonous substances that Hsa''.ett
men and fits them for crime. .',> ,-<.,.
A druggists dispensary will give toA lotq u4qa
nation as to the poisonous articles 1onma - -
whisky, and while there can be no doupt t4,H ~ 4
their injurious effects upon the health ros.. Leg
like to ask you II you think these articles 'sssr
into the system separately would >cEa5e - In -
and cause them to commit crime, ano' ~
what il the fou ndatton OF your belietf Az
yestigation Of this subject may be for the r.
lie gooL w.
, 1877-02-25

Special Oispatch to TIE Tribune
/ WASHINGTON, d. e., Feb. a4.-Last nights
threatening aspect OF the political situation was
greatly frightened this morning by tue action of
forty~two Democrats, who rcbetled against the
caucus determination, and, uniting with the
Republicans, defeated three consecutive motions
for delay. Still greater encouragement was
ciTen the friends OF Law aud order by the
completion Of the count by the highly cre,ltable
but very unexpected ruling Of Speaker Randall
against dilatorE motions. This, If adhered to
by the Speaker. viii undoubtedly insure tie
completion Of the count next week, aud the
probability is that the ti1itustcrs will, after q
few more efforts,
ABANDON THEIR PREsxST PROGRAMME
rs hopeless. It Is, moreover, known that cer-
tain number Of Democrats voted for recess
from this morning till Monday with the sole
purpose Of making efforts in the meantime to
convince their rash colleagues OF the impolicy Of
resisting the operations al tho Electoral law BY
any further dflatory proceedings, whether in the
gulse of legitimate motions O. Of opcu 6libuster-
Ing. The recess finally taken at S O'Clock had no
political significance, out wis merely the result
, 1877-02-25

The Republican Senators have as ret agreed
upon no policy In caucus, but it Is well under
stood that II, after the Commission shall have
reported upon the South Carolina case, tile
Democrats shall still continue their flibustering
motions, the Senate will invite the Joint Coy
vcntfon to meet in the Senate Chamber to COM
plcte the count there. This will probably not
be attempted until after the Senate has been
elected FROM the House BY at least ronstruc-
tire yiofcnvc. The text Of the Electoral Law
provides that tue Joint Convention shall meet
IN the House OF Representatives, but Rcpub-
l:cans maintain that the disputed points for
thea sdetermination.of which the Electoral Tri-
hunal was created, namely, Florida, Louisiana,
and Oregon, have already been determined, and
that, If the rcvolutionists OF the House pre-
vent tho completion Ut the count, it will BE-
better to carry out the provisions Of E1e Con-
stitution for completing The count, than to
fREClplTATE CHAOS
upon the country BY new election. The fiji
clustering plan is to delay the count until Fri
day OF Saturday, in the expectation that the
Senate will then Pr fer to pass bill for new
election to having anarchy.
Dudley FielQ's bill for . quo wayranto Is
based upon the sixth section of the Electoral
ia"1 "uAeA EAOatAIa tlaI 4!oLhAus3 9111Ai
he held to impair Of affect any
right now existing under tic Constjtn-
tion and laws TO question BY proceedings
in the judicial courts Of TIC United States the
right or title Of the person who shall be de-
clared elected, or who shall claim to be Presi-
dent Of the United States, If any such right tx
lists. The new bill provides that the venue
may be In the jurisdiction OF the court where
the candidate resides, which, in The Ease Of Gor.
TiIden, would be before Judge johnson, Of tho
United States Circuit Court. 1t further pro-
vdes that, after the decision of this court,
there shall be 10 stay Of judgment pending An
appeal to the United States Supreme Court.
FALSE ALARM.
To the Tesfe7n Assoc7uted frxts. i.
NAsufSGT0S, D. T., feb. 2f.-To-day a r11-
NOR gained circulation that an attempt would
be made when the S.nste passed in procession
through the rotunda OIL its way to the House to
seize the two mahogany boxes containing the
EIeetoral returns carried By Capt. Bassctt, As
s;stant Doorkeeper of the Senate, it order to
prcyeut any further count. But little cTeience
was attached to The report, but Capt. Black
ford Chief Of tho Capitol Police, placed all all
ditiouai number of policemen in the rotunda
during the passage both ways Of the Senatorial
procession. No attenpt was made, however,
and probably none was intended
, 1877-02-25
Ing to be an E1cctor from the State OF Oregon, be

ing TO be an E1ector from the State OF Oregon, be
lot counted.
IN the discussion, which did not differ in sub
stance from that which took place in tnc cases
of Fiorida and Louisiana, Mcssrs. Lawrence,
Phillips, Lc Moyne1 Stevenson, Neal, Wood
worth, Sampson, Caldwell, Brown, Cly1ncr, and
Burchard tI1t.) made addresses.
Mr.. Hewitt arraigned Mr.. Hoar for bad faith
in deciding in the Commission contrary to hss
expressed views In the House and in the Com
mittee By which the Electoral bill was framed.
Mr.: Hoar. replying, described Hewitt Us a
man :ickcty, shaky, crazy, and out Of joint
Tie House flnally voted to disagree with the
DECISION Of the Electoral Commission in the
case OF Oregon, aud
THE SENATE WAS NOTIFIED.
When tho Two Houses again met, the vote OF
Oregon WAS counted for Hayes, and the Elert-
oral certificates OF Pennsylvania were rcal
Objections beiug called for, Objection Was Of
fered to the vote Of Mr. Morrill, and the Senate
retired without discussing the question.
TIE House took recess till Monday.
, 1877-02-25

y1ce-prcsident. OF the United States IN hn
the presencc and under the direction q snt a,,t
fyo Houses Of Congress before the COMMENCEMENT
o. tho term Of oGico in respect to when e,s's she
votes wcfc cast from any other ca'Sr ts nasns m M
Of President and Eice-President shall botn no ~
can't. The Secretary Of Statc shall iosthT,Sa
caUsc notification thereof to uc given to the ~
ecutive OF every State and shall also cause ~ sae
10 be published III ut least newspapers pfhteo ~ ~
each State, and the President Of Inc aehate, ~
office when The vacancy occurs, or hs successor III
Office, shall act President Of the Cnl,cd 2tates
uutl the Office Of President is filed ny 'eiectoh Us
hereinafter proyjled'
The remaining sections OF tho law Of lt92
provide for an election in November IN tue
usual wav.
, 1877-02-25

was :recosnized from letters found in b1s ~,
tesie@a fesson Is ehn T. Talley brother Of the no w.
n a ss ho was one Of the chief
somewhat more than Il year aso. In his nos.s, OF
son Were found several silk wipes, seress,
pockei-books, together with q fair assort,as44 ..4
, 1877-02-25

Lou1sv1L1E, Ky, Feb. 2A-At Boards Sta
tfon, on the Louisville s. Cincinnati Short Line,
early this morning, q passenger train bound
south was thrown from the track, switch hav-
ing been misplaced By unknown parties. The
englneer saw the danger In season to avoid q
serious wreck. Two passengers were sfirht,v
Injured. ". e. Moore, Of Memphis, had lis
shoulder partly dislocatcd. and III. Cochran, Of
New Orleans, had tHo ribs broken, No inter
5,Ept1on i,p to travel was occasioned by the acci~
, 1877-02-25

Of the fatigue Of seven bours' continuous ana
excited session. ,.,3
On the Whole, the political situation to-ngnt u
may be summed up us follows: 1estcraay
decision III the Oregon case is conceded 10 n:1''
carried away ---
TUE LAST DEMOCRATIC HorE
no ie,,ycr iilun,incs the way 10 the White House.
Hayes speedy and peaceful Inauguration Is as,
s1lrcd u;,css the ii|busters invite rerolni;;oh
and anarchy by defeating the tribunals veru1Ia~
Such All attempt is possible, but not ptonanl. p,a.:
aud, even if nade viii lot at'm amd 1"s ';,snnsI
, 1877-02-25
OBITUARY,

BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. 24-Gen. Andrew Dem
tson, Postmaster OF this city for eight years.
was found dead in bed this morning. he was
aged &c years ~ a.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 24.--Joseph Ellison and
Capt. r. 4. DeCan, old and wcllknoWn ,st;zsns s4
are dead ~ >A - ~4AA'S17'
, 1877-02-25
T. n. HARVEY FOR MAYOR

Cr,c,o L:t r., IL" .11 2 TIC z7FUuHs. ,
7. ". Harvey in The TRIBUNE Of the 23d inst.
proposed for Mayor Of our city, and am sure
there eotlu not be better may selected. He
has keen insight in business, and, what is more,
he is good, firm, upright, honest man. And
such man, with some more like him In the
Council, would .make Chicago one Of the best
governed cities In the world, which l, as work
tngman aud Democrat, would like to sec.
FRED NuLAB.{
, 1877-02-25
THE FuBUSTFRS.
SENATORS DISGEsTED.
Enec5dF Nsn1s-h In TAt 7ffSunr

WASHINGTON, u. c., Feb. 24L--Thc Repub-
lican Senators, and indeed the Democratic Sen
ators, are becoming greatly isritatcd at the vex-
atious flibr1stcring moTemen1s OF the House.
, 1877-02-25

There had been discussion about the Gqss ~
dress aud she Was wrathr. Its a. A:,en sy
WE'LL" she pouted, for yon to expect a@s X.
to be an angel; but I'd have rou to knos, ~ snr
that wouldn't be even m ongel unsssss (!
wings could be cnt goring! There. now -. : :.
Louia Repn6Ge0a. r .
, 1877-02-25

BURNED TO DEATH.
NEW foKk, Feb A.-Durtng slight fire In
the tenement at 1877 Wooster street, two colored
ehiidSen were burned to death.
, 1877-02-25
OCEAN STEAMSHIP M

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
NEW YonE, Feb. 24.-Arriyed: Steamsh,n
Alragon from Bristol, and City Of Richmond
from Liverpool. &@'0Ao
BALTIMORE. Feb. 24.--Arriyed: Steamship
Rranschwel@ from Bremen.
, 1877-02-25

SHIPS LOST.
+ BILBAO, Spain, Feb. 24.-Three ships, With
all hands, are reported lost at Sultapa.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-27
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Fleming W Jackson. cOlored servant at the
Stevens HOuse caused of s wife. Maif JnsNlhc
Iackson yesterday, forging his name 10 posuhce o
or er $50 she held by United states COniS9'oh'i
Shields in 200 bonds.
Holm Buckner alias Buckets q 60 lored man,
knockrd down a coored woman. named Mary Fagai on 30
~ ThompsOn.st, while she WAS passing homtf oil Iuui
hcr OF 40 At Jefferson Marget Police Court yesterday ne
was held M $1,000 bail.
John Scheibeler and VIM. Nolre of No. 222 West
81 YESTERDAY arJve uaEnOWh man ahQ aAntripsS
injured u Tic arrested 10y OIlccf hui-dl
ad Yesterday Wandr held them to await the result
OF the unknown mans Injuries
At the YOrkville Police Court yesterday Nende Il
Iuumrrnick broke the windows of {. o. iS'.ti'I :
saoon No. 10jl Tri-ave, because chafly WIS
fTu wps committed trIa . Daniel Hudner 81 No ~
f.ry 0f Firsaye and FONy t-st bat was dscaI Ist
Raft rty, while walking ia Forty 0urthst bttM Met i-t @
~econdaves saturday afternoon was etll'AtI uy 'n
three men, lie could not identify the rrls"nef '- V' =" US
assalluts Taylor 0t East F1iiY seven isl vas
knock ked down hy lin Mrtrdth WHO a.irnpt.
hut iu vain her OF umbrella and pocN,ln"pN
Alter three weeks TIE detectives yesterday
Nrirafh Miss Tavur rrcOniztt Inn as her dssd-ih tho
prisoner committed without bail
AT The Tombs Police CourJ Yesterday Dennis =
Iegrv Of No. 2i Cherryst. araientd on cn3fE '
s.Itlng James Reilly, by staDDae hn three uAi's s,
breast aud n The band he Na~ commit l - -o,la ~,
- so bail John II. Dean. cJi1rci COOK was chiIs NV
r. Ninterneye stealing two gold watches t- one -N'I
wacl. The not DE uE dcrmeu sAlsl ctolYf h-
cu, was held only defiant ui 500 ball liN Iu o.
Hght Brought up for completely in TIE b4rF5 ~ tc
,ir pen ictOTy Of GilO.t "a No. 81 J"h's On
cas- clerk residing 40. 2 Amtys. Wo puIcIaseu 'he
goo was committed IA default OF 5000 bail