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MASfEiES SALE.
STATE or iLLIN0Is,
Alexander County, 70
IN the Alexander County Circuit Court.
samuel Stats Taylor and Edwin Parsons.
Trustees Of the Cairo t.ty Prop n.y.
Ns.
William PaIWc.

BIZ to Enforce Vendor. Liru.
Pubic notice is hereby giyeuthat in pur.
suanec Of a decree rendered by raid court
in the above entitled cause, a. the .lanuar,
term thereof, a. ID. 1877. /, John q. ll2r.
mar, Master in Chancery Of said county.
will, on Friday, the s.h day Of June, \. u.
1871, at the hour Of ten O'Clock A. IN. Of
said day, sell at public auction, 10 the high.
est bidder, ior'cash, at the 'front.' door Of
the court house IN the city
of Cairo. in said county aud
state, the following described real estate
TO Wit Lot numbered i've 81 in block
numbered ,hniy.hyo f2JJ, in the llr,t ad
dition 10 the city OF Cairo, in the county Of
Alexander and state Of Illinois. together
with all and singular the privileges and an.
purtelances thareunto belonging and there.
10 appertaining.
JOHN z. HABMlN,
Wal Master in ChancC!y
Cairo, Ill.,, May II. ISL
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TAX SALE NOTICE. }
To Jacob Christian, Mary Christian and
EEAltle Christiun: ANNA ' 'Jf

TO Jacob Christian, Mary Christian and
EMAlNs Christian: '1H
You are hereby notified that at q sale OF
lanis Tor the delinquent state, county, dis
tr.ct school and other taxes Of the year
ls!4 and e0 u, held VI the court house door
10 the city q Cairo, county OF Alexander
and state Of Illinois, on the sixth DIV m
septemhess1s7S Martin Brown II. chased
this und htn hi ne, und hi SC ne, und hf sy,
ne, und hi 90 NV, und hf ne sw, upd hf n q,
We. AlI<be Above described lands are m.
unted 10 ssctlpn three (3j. town fifteen ii,
and 10 rynge three ~ west Of 30 y NJ, In
said county aud state, and that the limo
given BY Law for the redemption of Maid
IandswI4 sxpirs on the aixth day Of Sep
TENDER, 1871. ,ntnla -.
MARTIN Brown, Purchaser,
cairo, IN, MAy y, 1871 wat
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FITS EPILESY.
FALLING SICKNESS

Permanently eurcd--nO numb IT, ~ one
mbD,h's usage Of Dr. Ggulr'- CrlcbrN.
Cd Pit Powders. 10 convince sufferer.
that these powder viii 10 al W9 slain f0r
them, He win send lbem ~ mail, pos,
paid, q tree trial box, - Dr, Gmi1r, !.
the only physician thoths- ever made III.
disease a special study, rnd as TO oul
knowledge thousand. have lt,H perma.
nonty cured by The usc If tlc.r powder.
we will guarantee n prrmHht nj cure IN
every case, Of refund you alI none "a
pended. Al sufferers should give il61
Powders an early trial and be convinced
Of their curative powers.
Price, for large box, 50, or boxes ior
$40, sen, by mail to any part 0l lluilod
stat crClnafa ON receipt II ,licr, nt N
express, G.. O.D. Address.
ASH e. ROBBINS,
$50 fullOh SaClt. BrJohIyu. sly,
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7 SYI . . ~ SS

To tho working Glass We are now
prepared 10 furnish all classes with constant EN-.
pl0yment u home. the whole Of the time, or for
their spare moments. Business new, light and
profitable. PERSONS or either sex easily earn
IRON 51ctnts 10 So per evening, and q proper
,i0nal sum by deyoting their whole tine TO the
business. Boys ard girls earn nearlyas much
as men. That all who see this notice may send
their address, and test the business We make this
ned we will send one dollar 10 pay Ter the
trouble or writing. Full particulars. sInaples
worth several. dollars 10 commence work on
and copy ofione and Firesids, one Of tie
sTgest and bel illustrated publications., all sent
prof,shi. s w,yi ar"an. sy nv "1 ~ port
and. MalAe ~. MINI 20. . q. ~ VI.
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a BOOK FOR THE MILLION.
Marriage n As.',.s t e.: ss:s ~
Guide. %ys,i, \ va q .ssSs,s Y:

u leoycHelIn tls s.saco u Tepfodaeiisa preserving
ttt complexion, DO ..
fbs ls an inWreg,in, work " txN ksujcd and slHtJ
f4et WIN hsini!1s sngfa'ings, md contains YauAbl.
liuni0n ZOE those who a;n married tr contemplate mar
rassi SIN II II book TIA. ousA to be kept Under loc1
.dtey. AND not len oafei1asly about the house,
1t o0ntliai the experience All rdvcc Of pbvsioi.n
chose reputation IL world wide, and should be In the pre-
sae drawer ~ every male and female throughout the en5
l9c. II embrace rythny on The euiect OF the Rner
G'r gscm that y worth Allowing, sad much that lot
NH. led IN shy otberwgfk,
stn. 10 py coo ilroq ~ posissa) 'or finy Cents.
address Df. huis Ditpensary, No, u y. Eighth stree
81 louls. no.
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For Cutaneous Disorders

anu an cturlian 81 ne skin, .lLe ointment b.
mot lnYaluable II does not heal eNternall,
alone, INT prneuates with the riDst spatrhlny
6ictts 10 the very root OF The syI
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Unquestionably the Des sustain ed
work of the kind in the World"
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poiics 10 ,hs Afflicted and unfortunate.

Baatr spptins % The notorious qu,sks Who advertise
public ppiefs, or usuE nuy quaek rruieie, peruse M
Bats work ~ matter what your disease !. VI how depor
ehsyeur condi,ion.
Or Bat ooupes double house oftwenty seven room,t
endef.ed BY some Of tho most eslabfuted medical PROBES,
rot tbs erd Europe end b. consulted per,
Shie and psllor., No x North Eishn street, be,vs1e
Me- ahi chs,gst ST. " .is. -. - = - -.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-16

W. are iuf,rmed by Paradise men
that the raDchers have taken a new
departure this year and have soWn con-
siderable more wheat than barley
The cause Of this changers the gene raj
stagnaiidn III mlting affairs III corse-
snuence OF which there Is very llttle
dennsrd for mule feed, while bread
STATS commend about as high price
usineapsh times.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-16

Through Dewey a. Co.. Patent
Agents, SIN Francisco, we receive the
following list of U. S. patents. grant
ed to Pacific Coast inventors. viz:
f. r millard. oakland, Cal, brick
yard trucs; J. }. Thomas, Cahto. and
w j. Andeifuren. ). r, gripping and
propeliing attachments for Car tracks
aud locomotives; q w Wells, Black
Hawk, Col, shank supports for boots
aud shoes; o. Collier. Sacramento.
al. automatic check valve; w Eppel
shiemer, 5. f., clamps tor endless rope
raj ways; L. Hubbeii. Yountyille,
Cat. thilI coupling: Z MORGAN, ). r,
clamps for button- hole sewing MAJ
chine; g. f. Srcor, S. I composition
Anx;S A West. S F.. steam engine
governor; B1ea Brewing Co. S. f.,
( trade mark) lager beer.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-16

"0ur girls" God bless them says
our imp) are not SO numerous as "oar
boys" the ratio beng about three OF
the latter to every one of tue former.
Boys are partial to.girls, the why's and
wheretores of which fact passes our
'com 2rehension; bnt il is so. neverthe-
less With lads sc much Ia the msior
ily the lassies possess two or three gal
iauls each. good LOOKS. shape and STYLE
regulating their popularity. Que of
the favorltes--a dainty, darling little
dncky duck. with dimpied chiD. sky
blue eyes. rosy cateSs AID other at
fractions I'D iGHDiiCm IS, among her
many admirers, n clerk whose WANING
ways ensures mncn custom To the es-
taOiishment where be hplis forth, and
- jehu in whose hauds blacasnake
strikes terror 10 the hearts of obstinate
bronchos. Tue boss miu has dfcats
to press his suit with. while the yard
stick wrestler relies on his handsome
ph,z aud SOFT words for success Dear
render, ii you know baked beans from
apple sass, you must also Know that
these are the three 81 powerful per-
su sives vi witch to besiege the fem
mine heart Now, both these fellows
are "dead goue" got the worst dose
of love-sickness that has ever came
under our observation-and they watch
eaca other like hawks, aud when one
sci (this division Of the word Is not IN
tended as a double entendre) he goes
in too, thereby causing the mnchly-
aft lcted belle to court them both at
once. This dodge had been played
several times before the clerk diseov-
cred that hard cash VAS too potent an
antagonist for good looks aud blarney
when brought face TO face; but he dis
cerned the heart rendipg truth at last
aud put stop to the freezing out"
process one evening during the past
week by glancing at ais watch aud re-
marking TO bis persistent competitor,
while triumphant smile Illuminated
his countenance and fiendIsh giee
sparkled in his roguish eyes, well,
Jake, it's after Ten O'Clock; / guess
Miss would like to retire before
morning; let's go!" There was foot
race AS soon as the girl closed the door
behind them, but the whip manipula-
tor couldn't catch bis man. The clerk
is now in his glory, having received
the thanks of his adorable for the SEN
sible piece of sarcasm he enunciated.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-16
Gore TO Esis Rancho.

Naches the Plnte chief, who has been
lying III here for some time past, left
tor his r.DciIe-on the Big Meadows last
evening. He Is yet very feeble, but he
feared hat If he remained here lorger
the Indians i'll Charge Of his rancho
would neglect putting IN crops. he
was fixed comfortably on the platform
of one of the cars by his two wives who
Wed with each other in minsstering 10
his wants.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-16
Rover,s Trial.

The trial of j. w. Rover for the MUIR
der of /. N Sharp, at the Rabbit Hole
sulphur mines in April. 1875, is set for
to-day in the District Court of Washoe
county. S. S. Grass has been engaged
TO assist the District Attorney of
Washoe in the prosecution, and NJ. S.
Bonnifield appears for the defense.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-16
Ratn and snow.

The Humboldt Valley was visited by
heavy rain storm Saturday night.
Snow tell IN the mountains, which were
as white nsin January yesterday morn
ing So far this spring farmers have
40 cause to complain OF the scarcity Of
water, and those who got their-cfePs IA
early are hopeful! OF reaping bounti
full harvest.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-16

Superintendent Crittenden, of the
Northern Belle, formerly of the Rye
Patch. passed through last evening
-, Mrs. Robert Kemp, who has been
to California on visit. arrived at home
yesterday. :. Alex. Middleton, of Bat
tie Mountain. arrived in town last even
ing. He reports times as being rather
dali at the switch,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-16
BUSINESS LOCALS.


Eoperson can use Boschee' s German
Syrup without getting immediate re-
lief aud cure. We have the first case
of CoHghs, Colds or Consumption. or
any disease of the Throat and Lungs,
yet to hear from that has not been
cured. We have distributed every
year. for three years. over 250, 000
Sample Bottles by Druggists in all
parts of the United States. No other
Manufacturer of Medicines ever gave
their preparations such test as this
Go to your Druggist AMI get bottle
for rs cents and try 1.-two doses will
relieve you. Sample Bottles 10 cents
each.
Agents Crane & Brigham. Wholesale
Druggists, San Francisco.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-16

We acknowledge the receipt ola com
plimentary ticket to the dedication ball
of Truckee Lodge, No Ia, l. O. o. F.,
which takes place at Reno. April 26,
and to which the public are invited.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-16
BuIiion shipped.

The Rye Patch M IL NJ Co. shipped
TO San Francisco last night three bars
of bullion of the assayed value of
$1,000. The Arizona Silver Mining
Company, of Unionville, shipped from
Mill City last night two bars of bull
ion of the assayed value of 81, 1903.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-16
EmIgrant Cars.

"A train of twenty emigrant cars.
nearly all of which were empty, went
through yesterday. The cars are
being taken to Ogden on express train
time TO accommodate the heavy enligra-
tion to California.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-16

The railroad company is having the
warehouses at this station painted u
somber brown. A corps of artists be-
gan to tint them this morning.
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r. w. Wood is having the lot next
his hardware store graded to the street
level for the purpose of enlarging his
premises, by the addition of another
building.
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n. CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions Of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay, less OF manhood, ETC., / will
send recipe tha. wall cue you, FREE OF
CbARGl, This great remedy was discovered
by missionary ia south America. Send a
self-addres. ed envelope TO the RIsv. JOSEPH T.
INMAE, Station d, Bible House, New York
City
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COLI, live amt Currency.

ssS FRANCISCO. April 16,
S liver 54 O. ~.
Trad 81 e. ~
Greenba ZIG 95.
Gold opensi Ia New York to-day e.
:.
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ELOf EMEN L.
The Mineral Hin sensation.

The Mineral Hal Sensation.
sxys, is e'joying Grst-class sensation
over the elopement of two residents of
that moral community. 1t is the old
story of woruan's perfidy aud mans
weakness. and the infatuated ones few
to other climes to enjoy their loves
where cruel husbands aud stern moral
lists will not in 'erfere 1t Was at ball
they met. aud there, under the voluptu
ous music, and in the mazes of the
giddy dance, their hearts beat mutual
fame and each was satisfied that at
last they had met their affinity. AS
the days gided by they clandestinly
renewed their pledges of love. and
lived butfor each other; but medding
tongues and envious eyes wormed the
secret from them, and they found the
joys of life were not to he experienced
without some interference. Like
Abelard, they cried. Curse on all
laws but those that love has made"
and took counsel as to the ex-
pediency aud necessity of hasty
flight. The time fixed, this loving
pair. in the dead hour of night,
walked along the dusty road. one hand
clasped in loving pressure and the
other grasping pair of huge vahses
The station gained. the tired couple
took the cars and were soon speeding
on their way to Utah Territory, where,
beyond the interference of the pryiug
world, they bask in each others smiles,
two souls with bat a single thought,
two hearts that beat as one."
OILy Substances always a6gravate
Skin Diseases. Ointments are there
fore rather hurtfui than beneficial.
Glenn's Sulphur Soap, which opens.
instead of clogging the pores with
grease, has, as might have been expect
ed. widely superseded oleaglnous
compounds as remedy for scorbutic
affections.
Hills instantaneous Hair Dye pro-
auces no metallic lustre.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-16

LOCAL f9TELLicENcE.


The Times says that George I. Bell,
of Winnemucca, is Eying sick at Tus.
-carora.
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Central Hotel,

HINKEY BAO's PROHIBITIONS.
DIR Jones
b Thompson, Cal.
john AeGJeEz.
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MA itikIED.

In San Francisco, april 5, ID. h. Shirk, of
Stein Mountain, to Miss - Crow.
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Vim snnucca Hotel.

b. 1E8OUX. PgoPAIEroR.
p Pratt, San Francisco.
Eugene q j
Frank 5 re st In Mountain.
Dick tn ii sndwife, Little Humboldt.
Peter Cara. Bail Jun.
Wash se0l. Paradise.
Dir Whitaker,
Mr WEIGH. Pleasant Val 'ey.
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EoTE ARRIVALS.
afay re Hotel.

S. GERMAN. PROPRIETOR.
D II latham, Oreaua.
J L. Wsln =,
WJIuiiag SILVER t'ity.
q " Coa nstaa, Csrlin.
X w D. N {, a8.
J Sweeny I1a+aut Valley.
John 4 r.. erai4e nt0.
II q Davis. IL.
X 2 Brow :. I l.
o Domaine, rgl IA city.
Thomas clfuab G4rlin.
j Fvfus sau RI. lci co.
Vim Ii arrow, gden.
The New York herald., 1877-10-27
POOR JACK.

THE SAVINGS OF EIGHT YEARS GONE TO THE
Doos-sEnIous CHARGES AGAINST SWEDISH
BANKER.
John O. Ahlstrom, Swedish sailor, at present stop
ping at No 81 Corsands street, appeared boforo JUS
tice DuHy, the rombs Police Court yesterday morn
Ing and told pitiful talc OF how he had boon do
fraudcd ST. 100the savings OF eight years Of
hard labor-oy Swedish banker through whom he
had desired 70 scnd tho money to his relatives In
Sweden. On the 6th Of last March, he said, hc pur
chased Of Bo Christian Roos broker. No 20 Stale
street. draft for 80 Swedish crowns, for which
he paid 81, ,15o Tho banker made out draft on ASH
Berger Il Co, or Stockholm Sweden. He informed
tho sailor thai draft would be paid Its prcsensa
taon Ash. Berger Co.'s Office. Ahlstrom then for
wardod tho draft and left voyage TO London. On
his ret1rn THIS city he was notified that Ash, Bor
gcr h Co. had refused 10 pay the draft, because DO
Christian Roos already owed them largo amount ol
money. Ahlstroni then, on the 9th OF july called AZ
No 20 and asked the banker why his draft
had not bccn paid Ahlstrom informed that there
had been u ii incuty between Bo Christian Roos and
ihe Swedish bank but that the former would mako
all right. Mr. Roos thon paid tho sailor $24 5S
interest on his money snce the time OF the
former draft gave him o second the Goteborg
Ropmans Bank In sweden. The sailor again had 10
leave this city on voyage, this time going TO Bor
deaux Wncn hc returned ho found that tho second
DRAFT had not been paid and that Bo Christian Roos
was insolvcnt ana could not pay him back his money
He atterward found that Mr.. Roos indebted 70
Ash Berger Co. for = largo amount, and charges him
with intent TO dciraud, as when the draft was made
out no could had expectation OF It's being paid
Tho poor sailor had been working hard Tor eight
years. during which he had saved THIS amount OF
money. which he mad deposited In tho Seamen's Say.
iuQs Bank when he drew It TO buy the draft he asked
tho teller 70 recommend him 10 some nrm from whom
TO buy It. Tho teller he says. recon amended him 70
Bo Christian Roos Justice Dufy held Roos IN 81 200
bail.
before the case was concluded Danish miner APP
pearcd and tsstleo had been deraudod out OF
$500 in q similar manner by Bo Christian Roos. The
LATER held III ST. 900 pail In this case Il was al
legged that MI Roos has mo habit Of cheating
many poor Danish and Swedish eMigrants III this
manner, and that there arc AZ many as sixty com
plants against HIM.
The New York herald., 1877-10-27
A WIFE'S SAD STORY.

HER HANDSOME HUSBAND AND HIS ALLEGED
WILD LIFE.
Manuel Martinez aged thirty-six, and native OF
Malaga Spain. was nrralgned in the Flfty-seventh
Street Court yesterday . charge OF abandonment
preferred by his present wife, Adela The lady's
story is as follows
..Some ten years ago my husband came to this
try and settled In Nov Orleans where his brother had
previously gone and married into respectable and
we'll known French family. Manuel was then hand
some man, and soon made tho acquaintance Of his
bro,her's mothsrin-aw, widow In tho prime OF ifo
ana possessed Of considerable means. Marriage took
place between them after but few months Of
kind Of lifo su0lced Martinez had expected tho
Widows fortune woll as her hand. He didn't get IT,
and in hrs anger he became cruel His wfc soon
lard then Induced me- hcr daughter and his step
daughter, and at that limo nero schoolgirl, to be-
with him. For time lived at the house Of ono OF
his friends, near tho city, ant then, when suitable
opportunity oScurrSd we SAILED for Havana. ana wer:
YORK, where my husband became =.
the acquan tance OF Ferdinand Guirroi better known
as Charles Risa Together they entered into some dis
sey sd 80
them with my three children. In Philadelphia they
opened gambling saloon, and It was not long before
tho polioe after them. Then they returned to
New York. changed thcir names, and Martinez became
Guirrel and Guirrol became Riss. Thoy still 60 by
those Names My husband holds q position IN the
Custom House, and yet refuses to support mo-,
Mr. Martinez found by an officer In No. 176
Biecckcr In court he had nothing to say Tor
himself against his wife senator Gcrard, his c0un
SELL sent note TO Justice Murray pledging mis- word
that his client would appear on any day tho Justice
should appoint The prisoner was thereupon paroled.
Besides the above named positions Mr. Martinez 10
said to have filled II Is claimed he was both United
Saes detective and connected with the Spanish Loga
ton In this city. Examination into tho mor1ts OF tho
case was SGT down Tor a iuIure day.
The New York herald., 1877-10-27
GENERAL SESSIONS-PARr /.
Before Recorder Hackett.
PREsENTMESr yY TIE GRAND JURY.

PREsENTMENT DY TnE GRAND JURY.
The Grand Jury through their foreman, Mr.. u. M
Turnuro handed In yesterday The following important
and timely prescntment, addressed to tho Recorder:-
Tho Grand Jury for October term o the Court OF
Genera Sosaous has competed its work aud Is roady
to adjourn. During tnat term 203 complaints
nave been examined, 2ij indictments presented 81
complaints dismissed and complaints unfinished.
Bcsices tho ordinary calendar oil criminal business,
when has been unusually large. other matters havo
received considcraton but not so iuly and satisac
torlly could have desired The conditions OF tho
apartments occupied by tho courts, well those
occupied by the District Attorney aud ut Judges
chambers have been investigated. and In reference 10
these We desire TO present u lew suggestions Tho
court rooms are badly located, badly arranged,
incnecuveiy ventilated, and, at times, difficult
OF approach, from tho pressure OF persons
near the entrances, when, however, cannot very
well DO avoided. The offensive atmosphere gen.
Grated by the presence OF large number Of persons
crowaed into small space, the continu.
Of practice which has so long pre-.
yaicd, OF connning criminals awaiting arraignmont
before the Court IA a small inciosure In tue court
room, tho want Of suitable tor wit
aud jurors. ana the total absence In ut oast
OF the rooms OF any adequate ventilating appar-
atus, suc ent and reasonable for directing
the attention OF those whom the responsibility
rests 70 provide proper accommodations for cram.
The New York herald., 1877-10-27
WHO HOLDS THE BONDS?

Mr. Ezra N. Kingsley, treasurer Of the Union Thso-
logical Seminary, was robbed last August In street
car of $4,000 worth OF coupon bonds OF the Chicago
and Northwestern Railway. lew days ago a mes
senger boy applied at the company's Office 10 have
cashed seven coupons of tho stolen bonds The clerk
VINO knew that the bonds had been stolen, sent for
Captain Cafrey, OF tno First precinct and the latter
accompanied the messenger to u building in William
stroel where The man who had given tho coupons 10
the messenger agreed 10 wat but when the Captain
arrived there he had gone. Yesterday Thomas De-
nike, collector, applied at the company's office 10
have three OF the messing coupons worth about $50
cashed. Ho was Immediately arrested, and said that
he had received The coupons from MIR. Mitch
oil Laird. weknown lawyer, No. 3l9
Broadway. The latter, together with Mr. Denike was
taken before Justice Duly, NJ ihe TomDs Police Court
Mr. Laird said that on Thursday last man had calod
ohice Tor chattei mortgage and had given i'm
the three coupons IN pay ment ior professional SER
vices. He thought the mans name was Austs or
Eustis lie took tue coupons, and when Mr. Dcnike
called 10 collect b requested tho latter Cash tno
coupons for MIN at the company's onice. On hearing
thcsc statements Justice Duly paroied both Mr.
DonIke and Mr.. Laird, who Lett Court In company
with sergeant Oates " look ior M Lairds chsnL