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LAWYER BOTTY's CONTEMPT.
HI. Counsel striking Justice Dinkers Com
mitment Right sad Len.

The commitment Of LAWYER Frederick A.
Bo,ty. for contempt u court. ~ Justice Dlnk
WIS before Judge Donohuc Yesterday. The
court room Wac crowded with lawyers. and
many Of the civil Justices u the city District
Courts Stoned TO the proceedng with interest.
Counsellor Kintzlng asked for the discharge
Of Nj. BOuy. on the ground that tie commit
men. = defective.
l. In that s.ts forth ~ the ti'le o. the court
SEVENTH Judicial District Count II the City Of
NV York whereas Il sh0 ia b. seventh Judi
cial Il strict Court N TIE C.iy %! New ork.
ii. the comm t,M-n; il defective IN that u
dovs IL; ali niaiiNe.y appear i...t Ne Justice
the ety 81 N-w YORK & ~. Va ter :. Pm 'kl"y;
was actually ate"nt .i'n said court room AMI
III. In The c a. " HI w. WIN: 2Hili.
ISL. Il was held in he absolutely ne esSary that
ne return N alpesl 81. ~ s..M .finti ~
ht--nt from The usual pa" OF hold ~ the
court, OF uust.e . hold itfrom illness l. wes
ais held IA the same 40" that the At % lo5l
thlrlzing IT, eA~rcisr must upp"ar rs the return.
III. The commitment II defective 10 mat II
justice II another y -trlt Court IN the city -
NV iqfk ~ II migriy Sfp6s'S l pnku o he
Fourth lllrla. District Court.
~. That tAe commitment - detective in re-
gari L. Tie sent"n'e sentencing Mr.. Bouy 70
LAY fine ~ tlu, without limiting any time ior
he expiration Of H." Imprisonment Il case VI =
V The commitment ia defective IN That II
does not all rm~t wei, aIp~ar that the PETITIONER
Was required Ia show Why bee should not he
tnrt IN" charges amounting 10 such contempt
VI The e.n.mtmrnt : also detective IN that
il d es not ailrmatN'y app"ar mat ihe j. t-
ien,'. nor d'cs ! apprar what Il an'lnns' w.
800 'sii g., gnrr IA nnsw'r 10 shsg fI F,
i.s pun -Nel 'Ur r IL nal Contempt - court, =
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THE OJ.fDRrPLEN sJTT.
A FREE Sketch or the Fisht Of the Two Great
Telegraph tonpauie.

The summing NJ in the Atlantic and Pa
cihc suit against the Western Union Telegraph
Company is not much more than half done. 1t
was begun on Monday a week ago. Thus far
Mr Lowvry and Mr. Dirkerson have spoken for
tn defendant. and Mr. Wheeler for the plain
tn. Mr.. Lowery reviewed the facts. and Mr..
Dirker.on followed him on the science and the
law. Mr.. Wheeler did the science for the plain
tin and yesterday MIR. Latrobe. the distn-
guished Baltimore lawyer. on behalf Of the
plaintiff. discussed the fleet Of two particular
documents. in which the plaintiff claims io find
the origin 81 the rights II asserts and seeks Ir0-
lection for in this cation.
Mr.. Latron- lpDSs IKE u concentrated extract
81 Try old parchment. and his style Of speak ~
il ~ striking - his exterior. IL enllNrned his
argument with numerous compliments 20 tue
learning AR ability ~ ii- as-p'lrt : aud oppo-
n-ut-. ami to the mybrtiallty AMI dlse-rnut nj
of the presiding judge ant one IN a Will. b"
got In a story or m an-'tot.. H. was ais %
tempted into a quotation from virgil. TO which
the Judge likewise contributed "a Line At on"
point IN tho ndst OF 4 vehement ssuten e h.
paus-t and turned around 10 s.y that he would
give twenty thousand dollars. wore h. young
man t. have ne power q * akins AZ "a z
and iisIas-ionHtely ~ Brou -r Low"ry. But
that isn our southern style. W. scream. We
yell
But these p..culisritie- cnly aided interest 70
the p-r-piruity Of his reasoning. The papers
whose eff-rt he c0n-ider"t are he agreen ut
OF partnership between EisoL and harrins-
ton and the formers assignment 90 the latter
Of his rights and interr-' I'D the remarkable
| quadruplsx patent. Edl~ln was the inventor
| u tins patent. 10y VIII four messages may De-
sent at the same time over the SANE wire. and
| which makes one wire practically ~Iual 10 four.
! and Harrington II the man 10y whom the title 10
| the patent wac conveyed through jay Gould to
| n" Atlantic and Fa'ia' Telegraph Company.
| The question j.. DE- III. agr.,' fn"nt between
| FL i-on and Harringf n. and Edslns sub~e-
Qurnt ass ignni-nt :. Harrington. convey T. the
/ latter a full and cnngl~t. title ~ the sui 49,
su"nuy invented gusdrupieN patent. 80 that
Harrington could give n good tat" IA th- same
D 4 r..
/ al and he took them up. and v IA. a. n'sis
ured and discussed them with great uartl GUAR
/ ity aud IN the Light Of similar qu~-.ln decided
! before
| During the latter part ~ tho argument Judge
RalAilo OF the Court of Appeals ocrupi"i a SCAT
on the bench al the sid- Of Judg- Sanford.
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MS NEW TE.iR's EpENING.
Jane. Btske'. TRIAL r,r the Kiiiirs OF Jehn
McDonsId-Rum Oaee More.

Tapaa RlaLa t,v,pfv.on. vonra ~ aCo
'"''''' ''NNf '""'f '"' 800 " vs.
was put on trial IN the General Sessions yDstpr-
A.. -. d. .,t..... -, ...,,.i m A.. -. So.
u"f On " 'Hats' oi uiuih'i' ! nc hiSt Mith'0~
FOR I've prosecution Richard Rourk. keep.r Of
udrrooin AT Ndrick AMI Dom NICK streets, t'S-
,in.l th.. a., N,,v y,n,. .,.,,fr,., D.. b.ar1 a
'"'' .'''' VIZ ~ '''' '''i~ ~ "'''
Wranghng IN the street. and. on looking out IL
. ID. -. l. -. a. . ............ - -. NJ
" ~iN' '''is III ~" wv l'ii''n't anu Jun" "a
Donald who W. re strangers to him in "A frlt
:, - -. -, 80, 49,
'h' was GOWN. hul Wtl'h ne cvuu hut discern.
u. rlr fo H. front ,innr and saw that fhry had
hold Of each other. Snow was falling heavily
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Did Frank scharnasie XIII Joseph stahi Re
enuse Of JeAIou.l The Trial.

The trial Of Frank Scharnagle. on charge
Of numbering Joseph Stall was begun IN J''r-
sey c ~ yesterday. The prisoner wns indicted
for sa,uratlng the cloth. ~ OF the dead man IL
Kohlsr X Kamena's brewery. In Gutenberg.
On the 2jih II March and then setting him On
nre. Young Stahl died in terrible as'n
scharusgle j. swar,hy. eool-1okins. pow
er,ul German ss-d 20. hs was employed - "a
driver u the frm.
wolue Kanena testified that he IA one Of the
proprietors ~ the brewery. Tn. boiler room Is
On tho north sii-of the building There is
banrl a nsS.ic tn boiler. The r.Inl orCu-
pied ~ : 'hArnnsl. WAS ON the e-,nui foOr ~
lie apartment amt near tn boiler room. Wit
ness Sept on the top iioor and vas "wAAenei
alnut ! U clOs 10 The morning by IN" cry OF
"fr-i" Subsequently, heard the words. Come.
for Gods. saks cone down stars The brrwery
Schsrnagle who spoke IN German. and on en-
ter ~ witness room scenic. much excited.
Witness tod him I? x down AMI pui tie nre
out AMI he would tulRv On euierinx the
boiler room witness found StAhl on the i0or
H. .eiothing almost burned from his bsiy.
Dr, Kane askesi si.hl how II happ' noe. and he
answered. tLat while h. Was sso-p q tall man
powerfully built les bne IL. ~ Nn'r pour
~ kerosene oil on his ri thing al o. u set II IN
mr.. He aWcke IN time to -" hiu dnlt the boiler
| room By the north DOR. VIII - su.-' 4u-Ltly
asked Senarnrsl" h"w e nrst am To- know
! Of Siahl's condition. AID - saif h- Wa awak .
! en~' Us siahi crying out LulY hre. hrll ne
Iu,u was the name II one ~ the -mpio y,- >.
| II lid i heed the call ~ first, hut at leaAth
! .srut down stairs INTO The boiler trpui. .nl
/ f.lhd him on fire. HI immed ats.y sa, Lle
NNrm without as- .st.n. hin. on tAe ben ~
/ vi. h -fahl wa- y NJ war a small ell4"sti h.
/ which held a nall burnt candle. Asked s'har-
ma, lt VAsttlnl- he went Z. bed. ana liz said Ia
o lO'k. Arrrwrri he SAID he went d.wn to
/ "a. Nllh.n al Ia O'Clock. AMI an MT : b. bad
until nearly midnight. ii" said the reason hs
/ al not tek ~taul ~ BID with him Wac because
SiAh4 refused to 20.
Pet.r kol.rr. Jr testified that shortly before
/ ih. death %, S,ahl. b. ami lie phys ian found
traces Il Kerosene IN the t-.urA on wAiel STALL
lay. The pr -ourr'- hands smrlrt of oil. The
prisoner sald tnAt stshi had evidently burned
+ liMsci S-AArna..lr WIS N kinz 20 l. l,ie g, r
/ dan. "a domestic. OUTSIDE The door H. sad
7 " Go away you ar th- 'Hu-r of al this l.
ness heart that >tahl and > armagh were pay
/ inE attentions % the giri. anu Knew mat they
! Ind q quarrel about a ring S'atl GANe her.
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New York Markets.

MoNnAY. Juno 25.-rtorR AND MFAt-Ths
IT,, 'o, irrssnsS an sessnr.. we9e " ,e.pef n
irregular p.rc,l, nv hour snd corn wea. we're anet
state - xs,t, -, we.ern .,nns wnestesirAs ? =
= i'rs- . q" AZ snd XXX 81 y ssi6 Nans.ois pss
az 49, , e% 'e l.s ss5n s .sps,r
tssin, !, s'sss Is R,s acar 500 sS Wheat led
cor1oS SPOT. NOR. active Mdilns urlsnd'. ii'lc.i
Tor Js6e A., iot ju, ii - Tor Ausa. ii 10 'er -
Tor December 80 Tor january ii 81 ior February,
AMI ilesc fOr March sAes Tor future delivery. .i,N
raoy,os'.rsrs aT@eT ~, yet ggi't sale; Of e e.
u,s well a. hsher .ae.t So hnls a. si4 Tor july,
tt 3 Tor AUGUST snd q, i.s' or September Reef
nsary ats "sna.til Land rImsr e.leeisiy nv. =,
pime SiE .ni 81 - - ~. 'rms Hs'i:tn ~ A ,
Ja.y. and 90 - So IS Tor tasui closing at oai.ide
nsufes WIN = - 1ii and 500 AsNsd ior al ne
state al. ard creamery isa4,c do tub. and nrsi..
issHg We,j'rm rA,, ~ eT,ngs,r 60 90 inn.
w,s'r4 10 .s-s, STATE iarm DANES. 51-ac.' SANS
d.arer 80. i4,1"1 mn At 81 ,7S =. =! icr So
fius ~ ~ 'oI in, nor sprn1 sui - va ir chce
wsasc. 80 2 81 .s4si * ch,e.so Ne , si res "a
s.i7 sR i ~ TO- "a. y VIII iSS .is5.{- q
.ui iSh ..t.str" 6u.h s,e,a,ec 'ermised Western.
i ioS WIT. &c. A. adns So at AMI s. gmic
also white state . e.c mixed 5iss Indian corn
80 tu.f =, S.sec ~ new West mn.i. inc ludins
amer mixed A. 81. $50 and for future delivery
2lnpnhush including steamer mixed ats "a for June,
81 fuf JlN. and 49,, 49, .c August. and all
mixed. 80 ior June 5es3o'.c Tor July and So sa'rc
iur August
Eo,rKits-Rio coffee was quiet today. but arm al 20
2ai.c gold sa,es here and al Baltimore ls'o has. n
YuVHte stock In Hrst hands ~ all ports L.. ,t2
bag Of which iro $40 here Mid srsdes quict
- s34s for ava. ami La tssc tor Maracaho old
Rio. 4lrf -. 50 tor domestic. knuspHu. ID.
IN bond MllAssfs Wa duu and nominal AZ &c icr -
1.t Cubs refining New or' an Iuuf't at 81 .'sN Raw
sugars tuI and IoWinaN ''sfH. TOT 'ar g. eond
rAr.ns sni iosiic tor eenu'n-a.. sale - nd II
81 So, fof uluscnvain. ant So Tor French l~lHn =
Rfiei quiet At ni.sl-1c. Tor haris. and II. 81 &c.
/ foT J.
nRt.-Navnl stores wcru quiet hut steady 81 ~ 2
Sisc spirits turIeutue ami a. ssfel IS for cummon
IS rn-iu FstfNt rrffr and IN ffer
demand crude IN bulk - ant rvrncd in hhl- .lssc
sales ttls at the latter riOe and a.'' hhl- high
test At l3ac TaNow was steady Ant quiet At - &c.
for prime WhskeN hi-ter aui quiet al - l2ts Ocean
freights fairly ACTIVE and steady grain 10 Liverpool
hv steam. s. chec-e -. grain 90 London. hN .t'ant
] Al ch-e>e. VIA southampton 49, 0n GO Bristol -
grain 20 bremen. ,, .esui. =, mntAs DO toe. TO.
ofsrs A. ~ a.. 81 refined w. truer 70 TIE 'ei
kusinin =. g. o. Anto ~ Bremen b ~ as 5'si
g. O. The b a. o. 90, al DO 10 A-e ana Palma
/ 5 = j IL
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THE SITTER LAKE REGATTA
Races for single aud FOur-Oared shens-A or
ria, Bigiin, aud PIsisted Absent.

RosroN. June 25.-About LOO persons wit
1,---i o., race. AZ Silver Lax this afternoon
and fosr-osr-i shells The greatest
......,, entered In the sln.le ,'ull race. from
IT, .a-' that Morris B.s ana Pls!sted were
advertised g. row In thi- however. the spec
Ai = we're Disappointed. Is. y IA the exception
O. Hanlon and VI Cam II T. Poi no. tn contes-
t,n's were al .coa osrsmen. re Blslin cyew
o. N-wY rk ais ,alled % put IL an appearance
( r'te faur-oared shell race.
For ne "a. .'ulls there ver- i've enir~s
Hsnlon ami v Esnn. o.. Toronto; Prem e T.
] irson ant II lsmer u i st.in; api d Oh.
~ !, well Plrs" 1925 $50 20 frst 80 20
second, and as g third. Al the start Hahlo a
Tx the .eai. closely -. w-f by Dr.- -'ll.
1Ars- p0sit ne w-r- held ~ IA. and 81 the iirst
u r wl.n Ilnus p t.ok II" second place and
y .0ii tu.rG Hanlou tIrl~d The stake two
a. ~ '.Ir lengths t-i 70 DIR '..l. Th--- --l-
: ,- N-r- held . the 5nd . tn ra'-, Hal ~
v ~ easi . II minute ~. - las
J - az tine WAS 81 minutes, - s-'on!-.
ltH - 90 rae Wa !or .nuF-unr-i -h- 1.
-.an.- NJ miles pure $50. $50 % rr-l
d. tii0is second There VT Cur starters
q J. rfItni 'r-~ ~ T VS. from the ranwWn
10, ~ A. ~ the -. James, NV Mahon", :
o. \ = fh- ~lawfnuf cut cane ia rr-t l. -
II .r's > -. r. an tn~ inriand .r-w =" '-
tri IN = H - MS. fNtl " rs
c..u~i ~ g.. Ir'lnnt r-'S and .0w~i. NJ,
} n.ys ~. .t'~uitns rte- tn-, ~Ht-r =
49, p1r boat STU < he .stt'r Tn" III
! l- W4a given T. thr Portland men, AMI tie
+. ma - tf- s-.'cr ! Nhawnut NV.
... '.r-- % fi..- rlf- -hiifo fs FOUR ~. 5
Il i wa- ~ !-lt'eily il4'n shorter.
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IINiNCLiL AND tOMMERCI-IL.

MONDAY, June 25-P. M-TAe volume Of
business a, the Stock Ex. change was extremely
limited. and there was very little disposition TO
engage in new ventures The general tone of
the market. however. ruled firm in the early
transactions. but the only feature which attract
ed attention was Pacific Mail. which. after
P. NJ. yielded from 49,, 20 1oS. on proesuret 10
sell . few hundred shares # genuine
stock. There was practically no market
for any Of the speIa.ties. and il Is
pr0 hahle that the midsummer iulln"ss has
y u.ators have In for their summer resorts.
and only the str 'tly local operal - are still in
town. TAX sh,,r- rans.l At .s4s 20
iorrk Central So. a., q 30. s-ller s. ESQ.,,
WABASH. 2,e2ra2a DELAWARE Lackhwauna
90: Northwestern preferred - +5t AS 20
45a, and Michigan Centrnl Ai''l',. hur-I 3.
,ni.aso, Bur nsi"n Al" : my ~ IVA
srller 3 : and - Pas r~.,-rrcd advanced 20
So. though later -,nns at 5or 900. cash,
T-sex sod at 81, ..ija54 "a ~ Delaware ami
Hudson. On COW RINK ot - IT., took a sharp
q -. A ria in Hanninul ami s.. Joseph u
l3 =. and q Ia" pr"irrr"d g. - =, 'aus"d t"in-
p"rary inter 81 hui lllino's CENTRAL was
was positively Moth NJ worthy - remark. and
~ a.;gr Kate Of TRANSACTIONS Was the smallest
At-"ntion "a invited - TIE card - the rur-
cha- Iug comm .li''e oi The Wabash Railway COM
lein,ai nin'hrr n shares lealt IN amounted
. io>-, q which laAr shGFe r"nr"s-" ~,
va r, ~ t'} s. I r4gl' lg Dc, PR rl '.Tr n
E~s.x. 5np; De.uwarc ami H. ~. f3e: Cni-
ca.o, muinst'n AMI Q9.ney. 25l' ,Mlrh,-
lNj. H. f-rrrl Illinois Central "a ~;
k,.s Iseat ~. N-Taw,,.'.,a, TO-; ENor' 4.
To-, srauh. 300. e.. 4. i.ut / G.. loo. Ere. jsi ;
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ANOTHER DANGEROUS rIfIEE
Engaging as y Cook IN Brown STONE Heu.es-
Losses In finh Avenue.

A now confidence woman thief has ar-
peared in several brown stone houses above
Unon square. She has already robbed four
houses her last robbery having bccu committed
I tho residence OF Dr. VIM. Elmer th" proir'-
tor Of the com ng College Of MUST. for which
IN" land has been Appropriated In Central Park.
The molus operunii of thu woman is 10 reg
lister her name as "A cook at some p-town intel
lieence offise. and secure situation. and then.
at the very first opportunity. with an accom-
plirc who has wagon. rob the house u silver.
linen. clothing aud jDwrlry. Her prO'-durs
at pr. Llmers 463 Fun avenue. was ~ follow :.
Ms. Elmer Employed a c,nk NJ Od.ii- Office,
Thir,y-fcurih street near Broadway Mr.. Olcl
stat "A. That he had looked into her ra, oni-
mrniniions. Tho cook cam. at I. NJ. 81
said her name WAS GRAY. She IL a. Gerr an
woman. and -iys she gut the name II Gray y
u"ariu 200 she j. short. about niy y'Hrs odd. " II
Oh % -sHy halr, pari' ia "a" mi'i,.l" 30 egnp"l
-mN iniy d 1"n. 81. IL thin Tat Mr. Elmer
Very nervous ~ 10 pr. Elmer r;irci. lelvlu!
ihH now rNJh fo CLOSE NJ ia" house. Al II nH
DlHA r.f rcd. tui az soon a. o." house WIS - Ill
SlH returned tu tu" lining room Nui laundry
aud stNi"eNrryih nA Of value cunN uI"ufto AIRY.
woman gone. She had stolen thr'r duI..n silver
spoons murkrd an many pieces 90 plated
war" WNl'h Sh" mst"ok for pure silver. = %
pir'- 90 the ware has around 10 narrow IS
re ~ band. on which are engraved nylns AMI
ON going a. the Superintendent ~ POLICE. nr.
Eurr rrcNE nized the picture Of tho woman "A
the Eusua- Gallery She a- lust - rived "a = \ %
lui cannot nni Ter They say IA" hns q hus-
band. She robbed house IN lnNiuLtl ia avenue
ln tho Same ilanu-r last week. aud has probe
ably robbed dozen brown stone houses " tim
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Avn SEMEN ~.


Mr.. Henry Morford's four-act play
Grabbed Age" WAS presented last nsht, AZ
Wala.ks. Dee: re- al auiirn'e large tor
- high temperature. There wrre two
lrst appearances. May Roberts and May Gal-
la.her. Both were received with special marks
u approval ly the audience. Tie play Is me
~ r. - purposes, and was - almost too som,
Ire hue Tor The RELAXED sihic oi toth at r and
and the play, Of course. = From L"ttie
Alton as Hti.i,e Vohp,1's wts the pivot aho ~
which the piuy r-yoivsl, and her SPIRITED 4 t.
.ux was appaudrd. D. L. Atwood aS a
c0ol attorney ". H. Floyd a- tine de- .ulnI;
william. and Theodore Hamilton ~ soldier.
W.T.. especially ultceh,l" iNr thor rNn- 'l'n-
rou- ~ ITS %, hl their parts H. l.Ay . t. boz
continued through the week.
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Robert Dale Owens Death.

Robert Dale Owen died p. his summer cot
tage. At Peerless Point. Lake George. on sunday
last He We t.- c.u'st son Of an English social
reiormer al was born in Glasgow in lspl.
HIS efry years We're spent in New Lanark.
A.r-r hr-e years AZ SCHOOL in Switzerland, he
AGO. panied h father t. America IN 1873 He
lived at New Harmony, Ind. where his father
VIZ ooulu'ting communist society on tie
banks - the WABASH river. Ii ls2s Mr.. Owen
AL Miss Frances Wright began the pub.ea-
non. "a New York. Of thu Free Enquirer. which
existed I, rec years. Mr.. owen Wa aft.rwari
el4 '~t 70 the Ind ma Legislature for three
Cnusr-sS. amt known ~ % Demo rat. II" intro
in ri the hh organic ng IN" snnths oninn In
stfufInn and WAS mad" regent ana hartman
% - building committee II was q member
II tie Constitutional Convention ln 100. AMI
~ men If Indiana iut~pendeni sh'~ ~ pr D.
.rtv n we- nltel states Minister - Naul'-
from l-i5 90 lsi-
VI owen was always busy with his pen, In
$50 N- hHi u = .us-l Nu on dNor'' VITA Hnr-
ar.' Greeley. Will 3D. being plh.. shn'i ia Ialu-
Ihl"i Hrnl. - media ir'ulli.4A ~ ~ N p, J. <.
political sui."i- during The war 81 "a" rcp"-
Ion. Furm,st ~ MS liie he wts .on-pi w Us
A. "a. yy. n y 'q . nn "9' , B"un 7 e a
Another Mord.' nul The nehHtthc Land,
l-.th treat NJ Il n. phenomcna and evid.n.rs
- SpIr tuRasm. O.. work. inter sting al tho
tine $50. was HINTS On Public Arrhirr-
tur," Besides works IN mrtAply-iral and
yra ti'al subjects, Mr. OWEN Iu. s1e! T. "a
yondt6 Breakers " q novel. in $50 His lasi
efrori was ia ls14. leing twenty snNen years u
autunlusrolhy under the title. Threading Ny
Way"
Forthe las, throo years ~ his % Mr.. owen
wt- ,n aw AZ orli ri.lhyI. h.} hns . Dr.
IN win m he hAt Lnu'i Ais spiritual faih. hi'
nIul .aye wy. lie ws k'pi .n nu insane usv'
.um in New Harmony fora short time, and, on
% . F.
h'- WI.,'S r-i .ir ai lnAr rye ul'l A4s death
IL. WYNN. WI WIS NJ. ----.t- ~ M4Is..
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s-bsA an ,r.e.
s. e-rhe t,H.
7-Enuaur, ~. rioueties
~-ktN tNaft
TIE propr tor ie-.ls espe tally ioI,y.
A-Ar~ you . Low
X-Hrw rnu,h for bod?
H.. lar dsy.
N-Auy Jews Admitted
He.-Any man With dollar can come.
N-Any trust
He.-Pay Il advance.
Hs.-Y-. theren b. fewer applicants YOU
Sec The majesty Of the law must % r,spe ted,
n.ustutt;
At o',iock yesterday afternoon. t.e three
Excise Comm - iouers looking very warn.
walked INTO the Tpmts Police Court " IT. their
lawyers. AMI we're admitted - the Ju-'.-''s
private room. A reporter for THE srS wns
about ~ .nt"r but Just IN III placed ms-.f
"a tls doorway aud said: nsolnt y on
See Ia. counsel only. I'll give all the IN rma-
TIL a'terward.'
AMER long conference. in which law book.
were consulted. the three Commissioners anu
their friends walked forth from the Jusue-s
room very murh p!ra-e,l. Lawyer Muudy had
h'.'.u called fust before the mi - to confer
elee AMI an al. ur-ai"it = the trial until FRI
day had YEN agreed ul0 "a. TIE pr prrtur- .
H., Tribune ruul 81 4 " q. a - IA sti-i lance.
Nj. Mundy -ays At ia ~ re. DO O. at ~. lat
ter have VI ny will not h-ll them ~ ali. That
4 - not make hotel II The Iri' me rum shop,
and i.si.rs they are RS ~ under Tia" Old
Iriltv sheriff Fmil Troi,z.rh. b. Mr..
Nnu ~ direction IL rider t. test the : D .s'r ~
Of to propri-tors Of the Tribune rum shop N
m-nded nights lodging there last evening
but was refused.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-26
Rutherford IL. Hsyes and james buchanan
A KePnbIIeAn Argumsnt.

To THE EDrrOR OF TIE SVN-Sr: In
roply T. ia. courteous and ahly-wrift-n letter II
Edmund Burk-. ga. dated Newport. \. H..
June ls published in TIE suS. | can only re-
ply % one part thereof. not desiring at th.s time
b debate excepting 6s a Republican. with those
Republicans who arr now unfortunately cn-
listed under the banners II tie Revolters or
Boilers Of 1874 Mr. Burke states, auorg otner
things that President Buchanan held that II
The Onion or Ia ted States had H. ng 20 10
with tie organ cations called the siat,s. but II
hal power over the people a The States, and
cculd compel them 10 DIR ~rre 3 tie JAWS VI
III. Union. ~ force II 30, essafy.
letter q the 18th - ar as the States wore eon-
cerned. by OUR y Exam inntion Of the, Con,
Tia, NJ Nj Bac4anan's sSsgpti9n to coer 'ins
states A. stats. AZ well as Nj Hayes position
which i IDENTICAL. IL erroneous.
IL proof | quote:
.i'isncs " con,a.r.non n -as snail ~,iio'., ne
fo 4: "a 9. r u,' ~, '"' ,is .Ss
n, eon.eni Of consrrs' a, any ten " t..aH.' n, ?
..-a 81 NJ so, y ~if .a.in.i SAL. ~ ~
n .a.a 1'i :.,r a.: .da ai J as.y
The article below quoted. and which APPLES
= Mr. Hayes cas-, Is ST.! palmer and a-sO-
lut-ly lL-Ai. latory upon the Executive:
Ar III $50 4-Ts unipa s,Aie. ~ .uaran''e q
s'-r, sia'. 81. ni- tn1n ~ luhh' an iafn d" be r'
ri IN az .,st u a., L. a--e ,r u ias Ls-,eu' g
when az legislature ea.--t &c ---'sasi A---'s W.
/ when. "a the 5rh ~ April. 1877. the u'-'ana
Tx stature. com sod ~ u-4N~ly o. LIT 4rn-
~. Board members and conta ning lDr. ~ y
~ n, a. ult.r- ... tel As yer 'h- cert hai'- ~
the Return. ng Board, called uis Nj. Hay
f.r, .ps T. suppress dlm"-- N."i"n'r, no
~ ths Tn It'd su,t-s tut 90 comply % the de-.
| mand. N-Ith~r IN" Cunstliui "u nor N" Avs y
t-nt ~ institute court or couulIs- "a 10 IN
N.st sst. INTO the degree ~ dninesi. Ninlvn y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-26

Transactions yesterday at the Exchane,

Transactions yest riay at the Exchange
coiulfi.,i foreclosure sai.siv
NJ oakley 4 Go -Six f,f. escN c-Vfnns IN me snr'H
SIDE f Fofol % street iuOie,teasi ct second avenue,
Wu frankin's son-T,c thre story trics houses and
one t~usurN tfiOs. with iot- cNtu -.NH- tic uin
s'e ~ rwer ~ street 10 etteast OF fhifi ave nue,
siN 80 fN u.alntf
iiush ,smp-Ou. house Wifi lot. 2t4xinp = On vc 4
sir o sNnfth sire,t ett vest % Eleventh avenue.
3 go fo nIafH"F
St.,ef.m fr.-one rflf 5lxi'o = On the ~ rih
.i' o' Fify rHh T. 80 f.et west VI SAITH a,Vnus
= - T. sii'if
Lon. Nr.r--Nre ~ te.s',-y b-cs building with lot
2ns, 20 KYl.er.i' f,trccu BATAVIA AMI Cherry streets
= I'N Co. Iiainur
Che remainder Of snnl a. c. foreclosure sales wcr al.
fNuff-d
f,fecin.uro sale. f1r To- dav At uc Exchange arr an
bounced t. Louis Mt.isr 4ui James l. Wells