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ceipts. IL $50 bales; gross 14ii5 ExportsTo Great
Britain, 6t3: 10 France 33o3; 10 the Continent III
coast wise, 9,OUs Sales 5,lhS..

S4. Il rs .ss: s /. f. c9:f;
coastws 9.oUs sales. 5.isS..
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 20. 1879.
so sS' aSans M bas so
Exports eoasiwse. $50, sales. 1000 Stock: $685. %.
Great ifssR' au so 9' 10 1snss tie
Continent oe52 to the Channel 4.s75 coaswise. ooz5
MoBLK Jan. %. 1873.
o'4c.; good ordinary s,ie Net receipts si5 bales In
soes 80 rssss,. sa bales *
portsTo France. i.7oe coastwiss 1880 sales 10000
Cotton quiet; middling. ioi.e.: low mdang. iossc
fS0G the sn & bales aa POO
stock 90 5si Weekly Net receipts y sss bales r..
Continent e5ls tho channel. 1885 coas,wse. asy5
wiLxScros. n. c., Jan %. 1878.
Spirits trrpsntine quiet but steady At as'.c Eosin
& q hard, - yellow dip aud virgin Tar ra At
lOaE steady and u';hspgsd sale. n 1000 s pr whsa.
nn, club q 81 Ne wni.s M,ehissn 81 4'' white
qae ana UNCHANGED Corn meal ana mill fsea
Flour shipped by rail, 1909 bills r.. ., ,s7s
Flour steady isir demand for grades sales $50
sr d. 's
d % on at y % Corn os.. sa ssi E
active Barley in light inquiry sales 800 bushels canads
's city
as d. ~ sa 's a
lso9 !. d so1 BARLEY 1890 she%sns KYLE
II 900 do. barney, 1900 do. rye
Wheat easier and weak; amber ,Miehisan. spos and
seller a 1 rsa Winter, y i4 s'S 81 a
81 2o1s seller fe6raary 81 soA ssier March, 81 2sH;
s po 4sc s. M' rsoruass RE s sse
aais 10 t' wn asx Ss4TrsEs
WnsaH 1000 ~ S; i % ss ss do
ihIe%;a's Thss. asoos o$sSsis b.oo5
N,sa,sss Essassy W.; aas FsSrs@S, 81 %;
Maarca ~ VI 22 Corn INACTIVE; new 40 2 spot
e aS Psm 's "a So 81 sa@S Ss
but unehameed e;orn Armsr. mixed ssc a alc.. Dat.
dsma1d At a5e. Whis.eysis and irm a. s. g. lay
ss but ante & r pm s. :. ~ ot as il Eeg
shoulders e. clear rib, os.c Bacom lair demand AID
English meats nominal. Green meats easier shoulders
ss"r. RIBS .,c ,, Butter s'Sedy Western Es.srys
mand At lac re tuss a9 and heavy AT i1sc. ne
70 % IS eo r4ir good 1a. - - heavy pack
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat Unsettled opsned
81 oda; NJ d. g,lt edge 81 ol9; do regular 81 opi,
s. o s's' 81 's Mss1 S closed ao a.
II Closed s dorm pe.s ss % strong and
4os,c Did. February 4osc 4osac., Marca; ace
ruary aae March, Rye Steady ana Il lair dsasna ie q.
5o,sc Barley STEADY and firm AT 5llsc Hogs unsst.el;
eiossd with eoniaasa do%n@"ra tsndency PIX s
9s'ssd "sa asr $40 @ = "ae
sales at $40 Wa 81 March; 81 IN sil 10 April
j. s n 'a'f ss1ss4 aIe ~ sc:s y 81
H. si H 81 s p april nek .h meat, x au
90 q cu'hsIs corr, s 5000 aO oats, 10000
bis Wheat $1,000 1SsSes eorn 5000 d. c"s
2sooo d. rye. LOO DO: barley, ,eo 900 Markets
81 % February; 81 o51a ST O5ss March rn IN.
changed.
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THE NEW SUGAR REGULATIONS.

The now plan adopted by the Treasury Department
In relation to samplpg, Weighing aud assessing duty
upon sugar will now be tested In every particular by
the Collector. Appraiser and Surveyor. ON tho 24,n
inst tho regulations prescribed by Collector Arthur
TINS subject published IN tho HgRALp. Yes.
terdsy General Merritt surveyor OF The Port issued
the following orders to mo weghers and inspectors
which are OF considerable interest to the importers
OF sugar.
SURVEYORS OFFICE. Jan. 30 1879
TO rr INSPECTORS or CUSTOMS UNITED srArKs
have been notified 10y the collector by letter dated I'D
inst, that the instructions of the hon Secretary tho
Treasury OF November 10 and December lsl7 relative
TO sampimg weighing aud delivery Of mpor win
go INTO effect on the hst day OF February next SO
OF e aforesaid Instructions ~ relates 20 duties
The weights sugars casks or boxes hall bc
ing the figures indehy On each package by cutting
scoring iron on the bead OF eacu
Dox the gross weight OF the package
section So Of the Revised Statutes provides that
out the consent OF the proper occ before quality
and qu~nty have been asccained and marked, sali
oreited aud may be seized by ocer OF the
I'm pursuance the uhority therein con aimed A. 4, d.
fecied that sugars shall not be emVvc: from
out the written consent Of the Collector fpr such delivery
"os ana, ~ gen hm. Tue return Of ,hs
leetur
required W The section OF law aforesaid
IN order that undue delay In the delivery Of sugars may
hot occur tue weighing And apprasing officers will
qarcd to make return Collector on
o. sugars weighed. sampled aud classified Ny tbem
III any doubt arises as 10 tho weight Of
any cargo o. sugar As shown BY the weighcr rearn tho
collector VIII. whenever practicable order tho
sugar going into General store are not to be en-
bracei Within the terms OF tho order which provides
sugars snail not he removed the before
turns o. the appraiser aud weighcr shsl have
fe officers whom this order is directed ars required 10
confo ~ strictly o. tho Instructions
wheh AM a'er, the said Instruction. 70 into effect.
h. ~ MEkklTT. suEysyH
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHT PAGE. ]

opening for consos. The closing price y, day was
s5 951s, and the opening price to-day was 941 This
decline due 10 the and to the belief that
England would be compelled to interfere. Later on,
however better feeling set in and consols advanced
to 954 and closed steady at 95 United States bonds
were generally steady, but ten-iortes showed an adj
vance of q per cent Eric Tell OF to Ga ga Tor
The common aud to % 221l for the preferred lIl-
nois Central declined TO rs ami recovered TO 1914 At
Paris rentes fell oil l09E 7sc rose to lo9l5oc,
against 1891 l7hc yesterday. The closing prices In
London were :-Consols for money and account 95h
-"w AZ per cent bonds, 1O5A nye-twenty bonds OF
flS67, 1919 l07<; ten-forty bonds. 1929; hves OF
1851. 1863 Eric common shares, 90 a9A; do pre-
iSerred shares, % 221z; Illinois Central, 1914
STATE BONDS.
State bonds at the Board wcro one per cent higher
for Tennessee sixos old District Of Columbia 65's
sold at rs.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds irregular, but generally higher.
and the following wero the changes compared with
last previous sales:--An advance of u in Canada
Southern nrs.s, coupon; in ST. Paul sevcns, gold
Ohio and Mississippi seconds and Toledo and Wabash
hrsts (st Louis division exmatured coupon) 4 In
Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern arss, ST. Paul
sinking funds, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy sevens
consois and Northwestern gold sevens and u In Eric
fourth mortgage. There was decne OF per cent in
Morris and Essex irsts. consolidated; Il in Great
Western secohds and u in New York Central SKIES Of
1883 and Gaena and Chicago hrsts.
PuIIADEIpu STOCKS.
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The closing prices OF muing shares In San Francisco

Mining shares in New York have been active lately
and in several cases show important RISE Ameri.
can Consolidated the report of State Geologst
that be estimates tho produce Of the Slide mine.
which has just been purchased by the American, at
$4,000 month Tor two years, Advanced TO IL, and
Kings Mountain advanced on q statement that the
vein is turning out very we'll and that mining will
probably be commenced In sixty days Tho sales as
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DOM GSTlC MARKETS

GALvFsroS Jan. -. 1878
Cotton dail; midnv, iO7Sc. middIIne ysSc. good
ordinary s}6c. Net rccepts. t3D gross 2IIg
ports-io Great Brilain 5,203 to France.
Wise, COZ. secs. az. stock, 1921 WeeklyNes re-
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BoARD-I0:3O A. M
SALES AFTER CALL.
no Oh L ..ln


100 shs Lacrosse. $50 .3S
MEMORANDA
The total sales OF stocks At the Board to-day agcro
gated 95, $40 shares.
The earnings OF the Lake Shore ROAD for the arst
three weeks of January, 1873, show an increase Of
1900 over those OF the corresponding period OF
1877.
The earnings OF the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany for the second week OF January show an in.
crease OF about $4,000 the correspond week
OF 1877.
The rcorganizcd Direct Atlantic Cable Company.
under its new joint+purse with the Anglo
American has paid interim dividend at the rate OF
i've per per annum for the nrst quarter OF its ex
isencc, and showed that In addition to the amount
placed reserve the earnings wore at tho rate
ga per cent.
SHIPMENTS by railroad East from Chicnro from I'm
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EUROPEAN MARKETS..
COMMERCIAL

LrvrnPooI. Jan. rs s 4. NJ.
coton-Futures quiet, but steady uplsnds, mid.
sail. ED.
Produce 3!,s Ia 3Ds. Gu per cwt Spirits OF
turpentino, 24s Sd. per cwt.
Petroleum. 2sG for fine pale Anne rican.
LONDON. Ian 25-Evening.
Isesa oil ope1sa At sa ana Closed p At rs m per ton
Tnk LIVERPOOL COTTON TRADE
LIVERPOOL, Jan 25 1873.
Tho circular of the Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Association
Cotton dull throu ghout the week. and transactions
being ransr mts quotations are generally reduced
ply I'd to @ and @r be,tsS e 10" .
Island In fair inquiry chiefly for medium good
S are bsoa s asasd
WEEKLY REPORT or TRANSACTIONS
safes OF Tue a5voo
snpg rasoy soe no ''......... .'. @
American $4,000
Total receipts 10000
hniercan.. o@oVJ
Amount Of cotton $4,000
Forwarded IRON the ships direct to spnners 1000
eeeips Of wheat for tho past three o sys
1900 quarters. including $4,000 quarters American
rnE BRITISH GRAIN TRADE
leading grain circular says:"Durins the hrsl
in prices to decline To-day consequence of the
MIN sS s o on whsa n ss
asking advanced prices business being done in
an extensive business in wheat white and red alsanc
trade cSoyant flour was in oS al full pree
fair amount Of corn was taken ana rather paid
dry new mixed; old was unaitcred"
sEw YORK. PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT.
Pork-Eas.ern duh at Cos western duh at 5ss Bacon
Cumberland cut steady at 80. snort rib dn AZ 33, long
sy y" !" 49, onas steady At @ bssna n sas
Ss % rN@ w s.ssa, si f 5 g. issdy
Prime ely steady g aos ea rrrSsgsns e. spirits steady
los. Cheese-Americsn choice steady A. tt3s I'd Lard
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8 100 l. shore reg LIST 1O9s1
1000 l. Shore reg I'd. 9Gsa
1000 Q x Tol LIST. .b3 ~
1000 q, Bur Il q rs. 1Uo7S
1000 NJ Il st l. est. 81 a
1000 Union Pacific $ I. 96
1000 Del & II reg 'S4. 96jS
1000 Mich Cen 7s.b3 1O7
10000 n y Cen LIST cou Il9
90 shs Bank Of Com. lIY
6 Phenix Bank...... 93i I
30 Del X lludson..... 4Sss
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NETWORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES


l0:lj AND ll:lj A. NJ.
"a 5000 Us 500 O. 90 he lU9,t
) 1900 US = r. 'Sl. ..Lc lO&
* JUDOO US 4sr. 19U7... 1D1k
~ 600 US rs. small c.. lOlI
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COTTON STATEMENT.

HAVANA MARKETS.
HAVANA, Jan. 25, 1873
Spanish gold 224 224H Sugars animated.
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Delivered contract 500 bales For future delivery the
sales rs follows = yesterday after two r. M-Jsn.
nary 300 at lO05c SNORT notice. 18th. 6UO ~ !;
fcDruary. 600 Hole, 3OD I1O2c March, 500
at l1lic 800 AZ lllGc 1900 at Il.l5c. April, 1900
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----Receipts dt Milucaukee-o M
Jan 20, Jan 26, Jan. IS, Jan. Is, jan
1873. 1876 1871 1873. l
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Six per interest the outstanding ccrticates OF
profits will b. paid the holders thu roof legal
representatives and after Tuesday, 5h of February
The outstanding certificates or the
redeemed paid 90 tho holders thereof their log
Tuesday the 9Th OF Feuruary
tram which date All Interest will cease
certificates De prndnccd AZ the and
ctlled. Upon certificates which
muins the payment OF Interest and REDEEM tion will
soiu.
dividend of forty on tire net carved
premiums tho company for the endng al
will he on aud after Tuu,-
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current prices Of cotton he following quotations
American standard of classification aud on
cotton In running In quality tnan half
grade above or below tho grade quoted ~
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rIrAvC1AYI.
NOTICE TO FIRST Mohr1As5E BOSDn0LDEl!a
~ Ohio and Mississippi Railway Company.

No interest will be paid TIE coupons. the order
Court future determination the
paying such interest
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1000 Del&H c rs. 'oi
10000 Erie ith. ....... II
1000 q r 4 MINI Ist..
1900 D.MkT LIST. 1906 II
5000 do. ...... II
500 l. shore div bids. II
1000 Mich South = T.. l.
1000 ]. Shore I'd con C
5Dp n Y Cen 0's, 'S3 II
1000 do. II
1000 Hud Riv ID $ r.. /
1000 BNY&Eist'l6bc Il
1000 ohio 4 Miss I'd.
5000 Cen i'Hc Z BIDS. :. /,
1000 Tn Pacific LIST. II
5000 Tn pac rs. ! e.. II
1000 Pac OF Mo ist.. :. n
5000 Tol * W LIST, xc l,
5000 Tol&W LIST. 81 d,
xmat cuu 49,.
1000 So III LIST. xc.. :.
5000 WUnTel, l9uO.s i
5000 Gal. Ii Il II lst..
1000 Galcna 4 Chi LIST i
1000 do. 1,
5000 CT West I'd. be
5000 GtWest2d. Know,
coup, III. be
1000 Quin&T1st.xc.b be
6OOO Cl * Pitts Ith. . L
1900 q, .. G. a | lst.. i
40 shs Central Nat Blk L
10 Park Blk, .........l i
40 Phcnix Blk.
100 Adams Elk. II
- Wells-fargo Eek.
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The coupons be surrendered aud cancelled the
the will be taken and reported til,
Court basis Tor the calculation OF interest the Cout
shall hereafter allow u.
JOHN KING. Jr,
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200 Chi, Bur 4 O.. bic 1913 :
30 r,FtW Il Chi gt.bc 30
100 do :. ........ 81
200 Han & st 10. bc.s3 TX
100 Han&StJo pf. be. So 2JI3
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TOBIN CONVICTED.

THE JURY FIND HIM GUILTY OF THE MURDER
OF HIS MEssMArE ALBERs
rhe annou ncement that tho counsel aud District
Attorney would sum up Tob.n bro TO the
United States Circuit Court room yesterday morning
large crowd anxious TO hear tho pro con-
Tobn occupied the seat winch ne has had during the
trial, and listened seemingly unmoved by tine aryu-
meuts OF his counsel General Foster and tho prose-
cutting officer, District Attorney Fcro. General Fos
prisoner soldier Of the United States tho
Mexican war, Indian campaigns ana during the late
rcbellion He alluded 10 the difficulty tho defence
found procuring dencc believed to exist tor the
II possessed by United states ders,
who nader the strict discipline Of the army
West Point. Ito pictured the mental coDdILIou OF
Touu at tue time vi tue murdcr when restrained by
the memorable discipline OF tbe Darrack he Was unable
10 look alter b rs vile, wne all the wutlc lac Was
WINGED that Alvsrk. VINO Was COOK vi the company
not unaer army rules, was vsiticg her He
med that cflcnt under thc snswing Jealousy
carsed by mat hrs ~Ie's anecioas had
been aiionated rom bni, was MOT Responsible
what he did, aud that the prosecution had iacl TO
SNOW abv preincditstion
Nj. Fierv the jury To remember that Witnesses
had lest He'd Thai loom had threatened tue lives oil
two otncr tor the cause as WAS claimed
ustnc.iion oil The kliling ADcrs There moth
Ing nome relation exsling, no SAID, between the
prisoner and MS so-SaIea vile.
Juigc Benedict then charged the Jury, ana after
aDseuce o. hour they returnsd veraict " guilty
murder the jury wurc constrained 10 either scquit
convict II absolute der, Tor wnch tie statute
doc ares the couvictea perron shall suncr death
Jury siguou t. Executive CLONE ncy
ground VI a aciectivc inaic,mcnI augment was
penued tor the present
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THE BROKEN GIRDLR.

FACTORY IN MOTT STREET CONSIDERED SAFE
By THE DEPARTMENT OF BUILDINGS, AL
THOUGH THEY HAD Examined IT.
Coroner EiliDgor yesterday began an Investigation
int tue cause Of tho death Of Martin Metzgcr Of No
lS4 Mott street, who was killed on the 22a inst by the
failing OF IRON glrder ut Herman's cabinet ware
house, No. 192 Mott street. The nrst witness ex
amined was Jonn Hughes oil No. l29 East Houston
street. and inspector IN the Department Of Buildings
He had not examined tho building No. ly2 Mott
street, as regards its carrying capacity, whom tho
singer Mucaiuc Company. About Two years ago ne
went into the buiiaing and looked around, but made
no examination.
August Metz oil No. 1877 Elizabeth street. a practi-
cal mAchnis, gave as hts opnon that the distance
between tue girdors In Inc Uuilaipg was 100 great
h. J. Dudley. u, puty Superintendeut OF tho De-
monL vi Bliuinss testified that ms depar NJ cnt
had rules CoDcerning he time Tor IA lax ing exani-
nations OF f.ctores or WORKSHOPS He exam med ~,
buildin- On the mornins OF the acciuent ana iound
that tue rider when supported the iron floor beams
had broken about two iset from me centre IL
was a peculiar girdcr. with tie the
nange, winch gave IL no additional strength.
the girdcr wac. mado on tho plan oil
Hutonkinson team, with the strongest part on the
Top, instead OF al the Dottom, where 10 ougnt To be,
ihe gr as 81 amount oi tension peIpg exercised
lower emu ol the grder Witnes. hsd mae q ~.
putsion VI the strengn oil the order anu oupd that
u would require concentrates weight OF nineteen
tons ~ The centre 10 break ~. several piles white
pine boards were stored on the premises here were
IlS4 pounds weight IN tne BRICK ARGUES from
crete between tne iron beams anu l0,22s POUNDS OF
m.terias; also COZ pounds oi iron, making total OF
2335S pouDes, or about ii - tone wnich ought not
have broken he giraer, PROVIDED IL bad not been
s,raiued before. In MS opinion the gIruer mad been
overstrained on some previous occasion, ana the
weight resed 80 as TO produce a SIDE strsn on the
gracr Tho bunding was always considered perfectly
sale by the d. par ment
Joseph w,iIbroos, OF No. 5ls West Forty FIRST
street. cabinet makcr employed ut Hermans factory,
alter detailing the sudden collapse oil The noo
that EVER since be was employed Ia the estavsnu eLt
ne noticed Two large cracks IN the wall OF the noor
which had fallen, but did speak TO any about
d. crack about leet from the place where
the ceiinE Tell in; the otLer won't through the wall,
but witness did notice whsthsr the cracks mad
creased since the accident
Furtner testimony in The case wiz DO taken to-day
Il. N.
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A WIFE'S PRELICAMENI.

Henry Hoffman resided with his vito and three
eh drcn auo his wifc's maiden sister, on Washington
street, East New York, until about eight years ago.
when he and maiden sister suddenly disappeared.
The mortgage on the house became due, aud, as bra
Hoffman unable TO pay II, sne mad 10 give up her
home. Although . warrant Tor Holman Is arrest was
issued al the time he coud not be found. Mrs Hon.
worked very nard Tor the support Of
herself ana children until 1875, when
rird a man named kouckert, reading "a the New
Lots roai. IL appears that the second marriage was
very happy Que, ana everything went well u1tiI
Wednesday last, when Hoffman rsappcared in Easl
New YORK. Upon learning that his vile was remar-
rIea he went bolorc Judge Gcrtrum and oUtaineG a
Tor nsr arrest on a charge oi bigamy. Wuen
taken before the Judge she PLEADED not guilty Hon-
man claimed that ne sent her Two letters, and she
stated lnAi she had not received them. Judge Ger
adjourned the cxainu ation until this morLiug
holding the prisoner IN tho meantime in the Of
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Mrs. Davis yesterday brought before Commits
sioner Shields charged with anufacturing tobacco
nj No. ~ Cstharine street, without license The
government officer capturei 200 pounds OF tobacco
and qusntity of cigars on the PREMISE. Commis-
sioner shields hold Mrs Davis In g. 900 Tor exam
inaiion.
In Supreme Court, Circuit Yesterday, Judge Van
Brunt ordered judgment In favor Of James b. shsr.
dan against George T. Genet, for 500 81. The cia m
s,cnograpner's bill IN tho suit Of Hazenweli vs.
Corson, anu Nc Genet, as counsel IN that case nm
defendant Ia this resisted toe claim on the GROUND
that bis clicnt ns Responsible.
ln the case OF jacob Gumbe, VINO Durgiariously en-
tered the store OF john Harms IN the Bowery, aud
carried on quantity Of tobacco, wbch was SUISSE
Quenty IouLd IN his possession wpen srresled, tue
sceussd ssded gGy whsn arrsignsd Tor tria Ia the
Court OF General Sessions Mr.. Alfred Steckier
rel Tor the prisoner, made earnest appeal 10 his
beuaIl, sellng forth In mitigation Of punishment
previous excellent character and tue fact
in xicateJ at the time tho crime was mittcd.
Judge sutherland seatenced the prisoner 10 DO
nDed IN the Cats prisvn Tor ten usys.
ln'thc OF Hester A. Menrhot, hbellant and ap-
pcilant against the steamship Eanita, Judge Waite
yesterday rendered n decision. On August 20 1870.
the libeilsnt owned the schooner q. Miles, winch
then bousd from Croten Landing, on tse ID udsvn, 10
williamsburg WIN brck rs CARGO. Wnen on pier ~
Ee- nAsAr iAa snnAenAr came IN esuialon uikh tha
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KIDNAPPED IN CLEVELAND.

Richard Chumley, nttc son OF Patrick Cbumlcy,
who lives No 20 Grand street. Cleveland, 0nio last
Sunday afternoon was playing in the streets OF that
clty, when Two men approached anu asked him II NO
would ike TO the big city Of New York. Ricnard
answered in the Affirmative aud therefore taken
TO the Lake Shore depot and brought TO this city.
The party arrived here, aiter several delays, carly
yesterday morning anu were met al Ter ny Oicer
Tuiy oil the Thrtieth precu c. Tho latter struck
by tho appearance Of the boy, and stopping the trio
bcgan askiGg qoestioDs. Richard was frank enough
ran away, leaving HIM IN charge Of The officer
Richard, who Is bright little creole, about ten years
OF age, tod his story In substance as above 70 judge
Kasmire In the Harlem Ponce court. lie CON-
mnicu to the care OF Keepers CIsrk and GYM OF the
Harlem Prlson. Judge Kasmirc aitcrward directed
Clerk Mexican 10 notify the Soct Tor the Prevention
OF cruelty TO Children OF tne incdcnt Win request
10 Inquire into the case Tue nicer Gays that the
boys capturers were rough looking men and had
something oil the APPEARANCE oil tranps
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TERRIBLY BEATEN.
JERSEY CITY POLICE OFFICER CLUBS A NAN
ALMOST 10 DEATH.

JERSEY CITY POLICE OFFICER CLUBS NAN
ALMOST TO DEATH.
Philip Blucn, the German who was admitted TO tho
Charity Hospital Jersey City, on Wednesday, suffer
ing from Injuries received from Patre.man Michael
Dunn, Of The Third precinct. was yesterday in cr.i-
cal condition. DR.. DcKerson, the attending hysican
At the hospital said that Bluem's collar bone was
broken his skull crushed and that his recovery
extremely doubtful Bluem Is iorty-seven
years OF age and an old resident OF the city.
The injured mans neighbors say that he stand
ing IN front OF his door on Tuesday night when Of
lccr Dunn came up and asked what he was standing
there Tor. Biuem answered that 1t was none oil the
oficor's business. Dunn ordered HIM 20 into the
house, ana when Bluem refused 10 obey him
him the head with his club, AND. catching n I'm
by the collar, dragged him of to the Webster
police station, clubbing him as he went along
When Biuem reached the police station he bleed
ing proiusey but the officer made a charge OF drunk
enness ana uisorderly conduct against nun and ne
thrown into u CELL After lying there tor several
hours he continued to bleed so that Dr. Freeman was
sent tor and the physician ordered mis- Immediate
moval 10 the hospital, where he ed that gn
Buem's neighbors yesterday appeared before Judge
Lard and alter hearing Their statement he judge
issued a warrant Constable Joseph Locke took on
Dunn into custody ano the Judge held him de-
fault oil bail
AT Police Headqu It was stated yesterday thet
Buem drunk aud attacked Onosr Dunn with
knife, and that he was obgsa 10 use his club In self.