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New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
FAILURES IL CANADA.

MoNTREA,, Jan. 20.-.lcssrs. BelerdSe a
UclliweH importers of voolens have been attached
Their liabilities are SO COO The banks interested arc
the Toronto Union aud Merchants The hrih is making
ARRANGEMENTS for composition. and will not 90 into
bankruptcy.
The liabilities OF j. Ccllnsor. lumber merchant ~
Iachne. are $4,000; Assets. 5000.
The liabilities of O. Dcblos contractor Of this city, are
100000: assets no,niua,ly SiOS.0oo.
The liabilities Of Bouinnln Either wool merchant, are
$50 900 : assets nOmnaliy as much.
M,ssrs sIul.arkv A Co have received extensions o.
four oi-hf and twelve months to pay - per cent "
iianuifes the - cent. to BE- nadr uf
from Mrarky's private -a@ within TWO years. Tie
exact amount the Liabilities Is $4,000; assets nom
inaliy great. 49, l.,
UITJtAN Jan. 2O-NcSsr-. Jas. Mcdonald & Co, dry
gooI, dealers have gone into Insolvency.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
TENEzUELNS BANAIyG SYSTEM.

The Venezuelan Consul in this city has re-
ceiyed circular from his Government informing hn Of
decree by the President establishing national terri
tora bank for the purpose Of aiding agriculture aud in
dustry. The Venezuelan Minister OF Foreign Affairs,
Marco Antonio saluzzs in Bio circular, regrets the de
cline Of the economical and agricultural Interests Of the
RepnDhc, which ne attributes incipay To the frequent
disturbances Uf tue puOc peace. The Law of August 10,
1884, relative 10 the seizure Of creditors property 5 als0
spoken OF as predudleal to individual property
10 remedy these evils and 10 develop agriculture cattle
raising ana mining Interests the government has de-
cheu 10 set apart portion VI the national for
the esablslnit oil bank OF credit This says the
lar Is 10 De done without any predudicc to foreign cred
that they hold against the Goverunrnt Toe C1nsu ~
also requested 60 furnish TO his Government
with regard To the DhhKg systems in the United states
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
TWO SUICIDES IN BROOKLYN.

Two sudden deaths, both of which are sup
posed to OF suicide occurred in Brooh Sa'ur
day Charles H. Brown. age thirtyeisht, Sandy HOOK
pilot returned TO his home, No. 2SS Ninthst Brook
lyn Friday evening, after an absence OF two days tonha
his boy Frank diving with dyopsy. Financial dicu'ss
and domestic trouble had recently caused Brown 70 70
depressed in spirits. and he had frequently drank hes
lis The news OF his boys fatal illness blow thss
affected him deeply. He kissed the child eoodDy Nv ~
midnight, and went TO the basement, suffering inVam
neuraleic pains Kcr 70 this 10 Kill himself no
then swallowed about half an ounce OF audanum 1 mV
was discovered In a staie OF stupeiation early Satuus
morning. short time before lie died Mt-. Brown ~
kuOwledgrd ~ Coroner Sinlus that she lad not ussd
happily with her husband. hut ho had tnreaehsS
suicide and size id not think he intended 10 kl hims
Or. Shcpard, who held post-morem CNamlnaiio sau;
last evening that he found that Brown hld s~ailo"e"
sufficient hudanum to kali any man. "a.
Ths other sudden death WIS that ~ Mrs Helen , Ds
sung, of No ca Haneock-sL she had been much eAsS
cd religious questions aud these, Is psS
affected her mind The physician sum nonod sa.u.% ~
evening found blood howiug from her DlOnh and ss G
woman evidently dyng. The postmoriein sAss ,s,
nation held yesterday showed clearly that she naa ""
miuel suicide by swailp wing oXac acid
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
cLGARtrTE SN0KLNG.
INCREASE OF THE HABIT IL TEN YEtrs-wnAT PLY
sICIANS say OF Ir- EFFECI-.

INCREASE OF THE HABIT IL TIN YEtr'-WHAT PLY
sIcIANs say OF rr- EFFECI-.
There is a growing belief that the habit Of
cigarette smoking has bad ctcc; Gpol age beati oi
those addicted to it, within the post ten vcars tlc
habit has Increased rapidly that th" sale - cglis and
tobacco for pipcsmOkmg has been materially decreased
One cause has been the popular desire to economic
other peculiar fascination possessed by TIE cigarette
fou.novico. in smoking, who regard lees formidable
than cgar third, b"cau~e IL s The most convenient
way OF taking Whit between the acts at the theatre,
or in few inmates OF ltislre anywhere; and
fourth, because the mhaitn2 OF he smoke gatiics
taste Ia bc satisfied IN any 0thcr way Ten 5'ars
ago cigarettes we're smoked only ny foreigners. and
those assocatng much with tneD, or by pr9pc W0 HAD
acquired the habit While abTodd NOW NE hai ma, <
tended even TO many nvcicrat' cigar smoker Tn
years ago it was only possible TO Obtain one brand 81
cigarettes. tie cuban. rom NeW-1ofa topc'p dacis
IL is stated tbal thc:c are three hundred ana ,hiV
eight different brands IN the market.
Several the prominent physicians OF TINS cty une
declaring that cigarcite smoking IS much more iHi-
inhaled, aud ot'en tJcctcn throuSh tl nose IL mas
particularly harmful local elcct on The mucous mcm-
ore more liable than Others 10 o am cted WIN "cai HF
taOns that produce catauh. IN persons of loIyOas
produces cpstiullOha cIr'is iHc l7c ''Vit a. II ~
frequency, becomes smaller tnan Is natural. ana r'e%
Mar. such persons said by pli sciGns to have
" tobacco pulse ana tO'rlcco heart Ihe actlOh Oi
the pulse in tins respect J. not 10 be- mstakcr Pfrso >
%no bHsicansP CCa@nP 70 cxtt.d. ard 10
have a tendency 70 vertigo, and dimhe's o.
vision, ,bcslhes DclnG lfouOtu bN dy-itpb Bfon'h Au
throat diseases much more readily caused by
cigarette smoking than by clgar smoking, and during
past years large ncrcasc IN Diseases
OF the passages duo alone To tis habit has been on
served Physicians state that there not on~fticih ~
much Of the surface coyCTed by cigar smoke
By Inhaled smoke Of cigarette Excessive indul-
gcnoc any form OF tobacco smoking may pro-
due general paralysis while by eDeeDln2 the
circulation. lowering the vitality OF the s5s
ten. and interfering with assimilation Of food,
II TEND produce angmia when Is one oi the Hr-t
steps toward s1ftening Of the brain Vertigo. when re-
srliing from smoking strong cigars from the nhaing
of cigarette SMOKE is due auGmia In ether words
TO Il diminished supply oi blood 10 the BRAIN
BY some IL claimed that the paper wrapping OF cigar
ees hurtiu the tobacco. IniS claim IS grounded
upon the belief that the products Of the imperfect com
bstiOn of the paper other vegetable fibre, pyTO
gallic and pyrOg gneOus acids which make ther pres
cnce unplc.santIy felt in the membrane.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21

VOTE on TIE MATTHEW'S EESoLCTloS bi io-
MoRRow-CoNCERN AMONG THE sHAM-DoLLAh
MEN.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUSEl
w,suXGToN Jan. 20.-Ihe impression prevails
that the Senate will vote upon the resolution OF
Stanley Matthews declaring the right CT the UoV-
crnInent to pay the interest and principal ol the
hopAs in silver before the adjournment on lucSday
numher of Senator's desire to speak upon IL before
the formal vote shall be taken. The trends
of the measure claim that IL VIII
be passed without amendment ana IL
will then 90 TO the House of Representatives. for the
concurrence of that body. The only Senators now
absent are Messrs Patterson, Sharon. Ingalls, and
Garland Mr. Patterson is detained at home by SICK
ness, aud Mr.. Sharon has not been III attendance
this session. Messrs. Ingalls, and Garland have Deeh
absent from the city recently, but may return De-
fore the vote Is taken The pending question is on
the motion of Mr. Conklng to make it Joint reSoiu-
ton instead of concurrent one. so that 1t must re-
ceiye the approval Of the President to become law
After that amendment shall have been disposed OF,
the amendments Of Messrs Edinunds aud Morrell,
heretofore published will bc voted upon IN the or
der named
The bill 10 authorize the free coinage OF the stan
dsrd silver dollar, and to restore its ega-fender
character ,knowa as the Bland Silver Bill will then
be taken up in the Senate.
This bill. which was reported from the Co;.mtce
on Finance on the 21St of November last, is III
charge Of Mr. Allison, and on The 9th of December
it was made the special order for Tuesday the 1lth
of that month, its consideration to be con-
tnued from day to day until disposed OF.
Before that date, however, Mr.. Matthews
submitted his resolution, and the DIS
cussIon upon 1t was begun Immediately. When the
Bland Silver Bill was called M on Tuesday,
December H. as the special order Of the day. Mr.
Matthews said he hoped the Senate would proceed
with the discussion OF his resolution anti it should
be disposed Of and then take IN the Silver Bill.
II was decided by a vote of yeas 10 70 nays Is, IA
proceed Vrth the dScussiOR The Matthews res
olutiOn The Silver Bill Therefore lost Its place ~
the special order. Several Senators who have spoken
upon the Matthews resolution confined thelr re-
marks to the right of the Government TO pay It's
bonds IN silver and will again speak Is to the eXpe-
diency of remOnDtiZng silver
The decision of Senator Lamar. which has been
publicly announced, to make speech against t
Silver ihll, and the action taken by the mcTchat5
and bankers of New-Osleaus ana Charleston On the
same subject, are attracting much attention among
Southern men, and are giving tie .frlen0S Gl tuc
Bland Bill also some cCIn. Among the latter
there is fear of Southern reaction III case OF much
further delay before the vote Is taken IL ~ De
lieved by influential Senators, however, that the
bill may DE passed within two weeks the Tree coin
age clause being stricken out.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
DEATHS ERoM nROYNINH.

NEWPORT, X. l., Jan. 20.-A6out p. m,
TODAY fonr bows. two of whom were named Shepard,
one Willie Rggs and the other Charles Easton, coloeG,
while skating on Eastons Pond near the beach, broke
through the ice. The two shepard boys saved then!-
selves by crawling ashore Charles Easton age thirteen
yyos rescued y men shore who procured boat aud.
brraking -. ice reached him as he about sn!l.
lie was :. III out nearly exhausted, and after being
unIcr -drnl treatment three hours restored TO
cons,,o; sse. The body of i.ggs recovered some
thirly minutes later, but lie 0as eXtuet.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 20.--lwo boys, named Charles
CHAPMAN and George Williams ages eleven and fourteen,
brokc through the the basin the water worke
at FranAord yesterday, aud drowned. The bodies
recovered.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
BUSINESS TEOCBLES.
SATURDAYS FAILURES II ILLlIoIs.

CuICAGO, Jan. 20.-A voluntary petition was
filed yesterday by Abraham O. Banks OF hlShiinu I'a'
r,o c.nut, H. Ills secured dob.s amount 10 $l03Sj
unsecured dcl.s 10 &I2OIG 9G Besides these Ge'''
there Is Joint liability Of the petitioner WIN hohcr'
Pcckla,r. r. \. woodruff and Timothy Owens on un
secured debts valued at S937 a. Banks liabilities "n
mites etc. are 30 His assets consist of interest III
land household goods notes and open accounts 10 TIE
value of $4,000.
Gerard Fordyor. Of Reading. Livingston tommy H.
fled voluntary petition in bankruptcy il the office of the
e,ik ~ fine United States District Court IN tbs c!
y,a,cJqlay His liabilities amount 10 about ci'e1; III
assets t. 500. ,,-- g.. 81. .t,-
fled voluntary petition in bankruptcy lt'lefuH NO,
inc His Liabilities amount 10 about f3,OOo' ana h'7
assets 20 ahont $1,000.
Ihe Trib,tes Carlmvilie d.l) CORRESPONDENT saws
f, .liOVing stated Ia he tlr condition "i thr rut
urrlcd nank OF Chestnut Dubois: hahiits, e2O3OVp:
ssris sG5 900 The latter figure is believed 90 be what
tno assets VIII actually bring.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
LOCAL POLITICS,
CONTEsTING AN ASSEMBLY SEAT.

CON AN AoSEnDLI SEAT.
Nh. CIARK's ELECTION IN THE THIRTEENTH Npvv
YORK DISTRICT DISPUTED.
The investigation of the election of Assemble.
man John Clark Democra, in tho Thirteenth Distriet
OF this city, contested by Charles II. Due tRerubca,
begun Saturday at the Ashland House. Five mem
bers of the Assembly COMMITTEE were present John
Davenport was the counsel for Mr. Dell and Matthev
Hale and Ambrose Mcneil for Mr.. Clark. The eIes
ton Close Clarks apparent majority being ouIv
fourteen. and Mr. Davenport attacked the validity a
the election the ground that many OF Mr. Clarh..
supporters voted fraudulent naturalization psDs,
especially the notorious naturalization papera -
1868. Besidea the formal proof as TO the method a.
naturalization. about dozen persons who had voted an
1868 papers were examined.
Several OF tie witness that they could nejth,
read write, and that they asked at the polls for
straight Tammany ticket" and were given tickets bv
men whom they knew as Tammany men. Some OF Then
twenty-on years old when they to tbis
COUNTRY but II appeared from their papers that they sf
used the certificate blanks and in majority ~
these cases claimed by Mr. Due that the AFFIDAVIT
both OF the witnesses ana of the applicants for natura
zation made by the persons whose names Ara
signed II Is claimed that the whole paper written hv
the persons VINO filled out the blanks.
One witness created some amusement by declaring
after strong doubts had been thrown his papers thai
voted for Mr. Duell He confronted with his own
affidavit, but tried to explain 1t away having bern
signed ignOrantly The examination will be Continued
to-day
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
TIE REV. CHARLES DE LUyNEs.

The Rev. Charles De Luynes, prominent
Jesuit, wel-huown in the United States France anu
South America died yesterday morning at the 'oheSe
of ST. Francis Xavier at the age o scvetyihfte years
His father wealthy citizen OF Dnoin' "ho Oh ''
cort of tie ser " wich n rendered tc Untca IFi'c
1.u was bausicA Fathor1be lntncS ncgsh rae 'tuu9 !"
law hut not finding congcnlal 10 hs tastes ne eh'rlc
th Theological Seminary OF Paris Ia iS5p re "fe or
q d1jnca prcS ana few years Later went 10 hchth!.
i ere he was made professor III tie Cath"c seminar!
~ tho diocese and ST Johns College 1T Bariso%n III
AL ne entered the Jesuit order. and IN 1886 was Sent 10
This cjty via re- he assisted in founding the ChuIch ana
College OF ~. Francis Xayie-. Inc iunefA VIII 'aAc
uace Iuesday morning
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
BRIGHAM YOUNG'S ESTATE.

THE "BOSS PROPHETS" PROFITS.
PROSPECTIVE wRANGLE OVER THE DEAD MANS
MoNEY-MINERAL PRODUCT OF UTAH-MISlNG
AND RAILROAD INTERESTS
IFRoM A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.l
SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 7.-Therc is likely to
be q wrangle soon, If am correctly informed, over
Brigham Young's estate. All the Apostles except Tay-
lor and the three who acting the Prophets execu
tors are understood to be in favor Of rigid exanna-
ton of his financial huggermugger as Tstee-n'Trust
Brigham and Brigham the Individual, and also OF the
restitution the church ohat he had without consid
Grafton transferred from himself church trustee, to
himself as Citizen Brigham At the same time,
Mr. Ererbeck, for Many years his confidential
agent offers to open short cut through the
whole maze by pointing how the Prophet took from
the church by few grabs 2,500.0OO One OF
these was the famous settlement with the church. by
which he charged it In lump $4,000 year for eight
cen years services rs Prophet, Seer and Reyeator in
other words as ecclesiastical Boss. At other times
he charged the church and credited himself with items
of hundred thousand dollars account OF the
DOOR No doubt the gestiga0n viii be kept as still as
possible, but Brigham Youngs heirs WILL OF course,
resist and the hated lawyers VIII have to be called In.
Those who are defeated may be confidently expected TO
the corps of apostates and gentilcs in the
administering the estate the chief Prophet by brand
iEy him q thief
Carefully complied statistics show the mineral prodnct
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
corxrrRrEirERs' MINT DISCOVERED.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 20.-The United States
aec-ct service officers made raid last evening on the
thnd story OF the house No l23i Calowh'ii-St Ihey
,onpd a mill for the manufaeture OF counterfeit trade
dollars III full operation. They arrested Cooper MiiiSr
vcll-knuwn cUunterciter, ana Sarah Page, and cap
turcd 400 false dollars In different stages OF cOnpcnon
tuVrther with "a lot Of metal and AL me linDcmeuts
necessary for a small mint Wsc and Page were taken
h. iorr tLc United states Commissioner, WHO held The
farmer ln So 600 ana the latter In ~ NO pail wills" -
suuoscd to nave been concerned In the Potts burglary
In N.w,Jelsey. tor which kccne was sent To the
NeW,crscy Penltentary for teu years on the 0h lust,
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21

site stability and tranquility is unobtainable with az re-
sumption. and nseparable from the maihtenoS ,iSet o nd
,ionai commercial aud pei sonal honor III tIe highest ~
wisest -. ,or IN.
RESOLVED, That it cannot possibly be honest s ioi op
Government after what has passed, to pay ts hoeS "a
bonds in ANYTHING but gold; and that 1t i sh.nsu 20
neruit nv law mud encourage, Dy Natoh
iaion the payment OF public. corporate ana Pnv PIl'un
debts i'm a debased coinage specially ana a'oWeuv
created for the purpose. -. -. .h,, ,,oat
RrsoIred That copy II the proceedings OF tnls meet
inc be sent fo Senator Butler with the respectlul rest
that tins preamble and these RESOLUTIONS pc pie'o"
tl..
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
TRIUMPH OF LAW AT SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 20.-The city was quiet
last ht with the exception of minor disturbances at
the German assmeeting at Dashaway Hall. The
crowd in front Of the hall became noisy and the police
cleared the several times, using their clubs pretty
freely. Kearney and his coadjutors remain Ia conna
ment In default OF bail Tho militia duty at the
armores all night aud remained under arms to-day The
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
WATCHING EXCISE LEGISLATION.

Th" Brewers ANA Liquor Dealers hEi'a'loH
Committee went again 10 Albany last ovcuing aud are
10 have auothcr hearing before the Senate comtte"
10, a~. scvcra, of the prominent liquor dealers leaders
lo not felird fsVnrtby the nomination oi Dr N'fklr
for IL CpnUir-Iuarr, IN iH~ p1c "i oven INIpHl
1try ,.ty tAat c Dr Ncrkc - adLcr.nt % Iain-
many Hall hc ha- lost nearly a tL popu t:in nc .hi
puouc the Grriugus. Thy s1N inht un thc evening
when the German 'ytns wa. held ~ The rcilhlnli
Theatre. % protest AGAINST tie action OF tHc Ff.r
COMMITS. .ur-S. aud u.ru Hr Ncrrlr was one of Tie
principal spcaker haruy :'o ,t'rtna!s "c.c present.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
LOWER RATES ON THE HARLEM ROAD.

w. II. Vanderbilt, in reply to n committee
Of the Farmers Club of Bedford. Weschester County,
asking for a reduction OF fares OF passengers and rates
of freight the Harlem Railroad. has expressed his
Willingness introduce excursion tickets at the rate of
cents "A mile, ~ the details be completed
He viii also make reduction ia the rates of freight
grain and feed NcwIork To MI stations. making
The minimum rate - ear load, and for distances ever
forty miles about . cclts u ton 4 mile.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
THE SILVER AGITATION.
THE VALUE OF DELAY EXHIBITED.

THE VALUE OF DELAY EXHIBITED.
xrw AID COMING FoKw ARD--SFw LIGHT ON THE
SILVER SUPPLY.
Senator Lamar will speak IN tho Senate against
silver imitation. Tie Charleston Chamber OF Com
merce has passed emphatic resolutions against IT,
The new and TO the cause Of honest money ana re-
sumption from the South is troubling the supporters
ot the Bland bill, who think that reaction against
their measure will set in with delay. vote on the
Matthews resolution will be taken IN the Senate TO-
day or tomorrow. A letter from Minister Gib3s IN
Peru, furnishes additional intelligence as 10 the
silyer supply in Perm.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
NrwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY JANUARY q, 1878.

pic act Of Justice in protecting Mr. Brtton ana irena
naye not gone outside OF my line OF duty went 10
New Canaan to see my friends and protect Mr Brt9n;
Have erred never witnessed more disgraSei;.i u;
sielt In my life than justice leaving his court III
session. peril OF violence at te anu W
mob, and fleeing without one single WORD. ~ IL not hc
vay sce administered in the courts In tnls CITY
Very respectfully, yours, ANTHONY CoMsiooh
Ne,r-I I0rJ. Ia 10. 1878,
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
ROBBERY OF A JEwELRY STORE

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2O.-The jewelry store of
simon l. Rodberg at No. 1870 West Ballmore-st two
doors from st. Paul. entered by burglars last night
after midnight The safe doors wrenched of ana
the sole robbed of number of gold and SILVER
watches and diamond rings hr. Rodberg estimates his
loss at from $4,000 10 The burglars left
seventy i've silver watches in the safe and the jewery
In tue cases on the counter was not disturbed
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
OBITU4RY.

COMMODORE GEORGE n. HOLLINe.
BALTIMORE, Md. Jan. 2O.-Commodore
George Nicholas Rollins IN this city Friday evening"
from The effects Of parytic stroke, with when he hau
been suffering several days.
Commodore Holins was born in Baltlmcre'
Sent 20. 1799 and entered the navy as mldsmpniah ID
1s14. He was on board the President when taken oS
t,c Britjsh and remained prisoner untll peace W'S
concluded He next served under Commodore prca'u'
against the Algerians at the close OF Inc "" III V'
command of an East Iuta merrhantnn, ana Decaiile
lieutenant in the navy in 1929 and commander In ISL
He bo,nbarIcd and destroyed the town of san Juan "e
Ncarausa in 1854 After commanding the Navy iau ~
saeketts Harbor short time he Was ordered 70 p ON
o,ro,ion os cnptain and on returning 10 the unncu
States in 1861 he resigned his commission. WenI Soh
ma entered the Confederate Navy, rsceivins cnhhs
SION rs commodore For his services against ne feurI
hlockodjng squadron At the passes O tic M,Sasrii'
he was appointed flag captain o. INC Ne"'o''o""S s''
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
TEMPERANCE WORK.
nrFFIcIurfEs IN IT'S PROGRESS.

DIssATIsFA CrIoS IN THE AMERICAN TENPERASCb
UNIoN-rHK NEw-CANAAN CASES.
The American Temperance Union heid a
meeting at the Cooper Union yesterday, "hiie
its dis. tisiied members met at lre"or
Hall. Eacn meeting claimed to represent
the Union, and each was devoted mainly TO expiaha
tons of the difficulty in the organization Anthony
Comstock makes statement in relation to his con-
pection with the New-Canaan liquor troubles. A
series of temperance meetings has been begun IN
Brooklyn. Liquor dealers are watching legislation
at Albany.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
KILLED By AN ArLANrIC-AyE. DUMMY.

Jolin Wallace, bI0ek cutter, or NV'
sayentecnth.st, Brooklyn. while crossing the track
the Long Island Railroad. on Atantieave', near
Greene last evening, struck by tho steam no' -.
fort md instantly killed. The body taken 70 IA "a
Tenth Precinct with the conductor, Petar NJ Beam ,raee
JAS Delaney. the enginoer, who were arrested e an
leaves wife and two children Delaney the sau vsr
c,neer WHO was working on the engine which fSa W
Mrs Emma Barnes several weeks ago.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
DETECTIVES DIFFICULTIES Ar BATOSSE.
Detective Sranlon. Of No. 100 Spring-st.

ycv-Yor, who disappeared ,nileuly after cc.tng tcs
tiinocy AGAINST the hguor dealer. AZ Bayounc. ~ cs
tin.t before Recorder M,Ncr. in that town. f,tIr-
dny thu. Two weeks ago. the da} at tbo fraI II tic
ln,, d rs De- WIS arrested for pctiurt aud IntrIdy
sltcr wu0 keeps saloon. offered to give ban II he
would LEAVE town, and ic accepted thc Oner