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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-12-20
Carpet and Tr.ss1k Department.
Merchant Tailoring Department.

Kentucky Jeans from 10 cents up. Beavers Fac.
tory Goth from 81 cents to 81 yard Cassimefes.
fine suitings. Wateri roofs, all shades. Coatngs
and vestings Beverieen and Cordur y also suits
order and fit guaranteed. Call for our Wanlsutta 81
Shirt. Furs cheap to c'Ose out Try a pair of our
Philadelphia made Shoes, they are wa, ranted and
have been reduced in price. All orders wi be
promptly filed. Send for our price list by mail or
otherwise Church committees will receive special
discount. Don't fail to give call and remember
LOEB BROTHERS,
ncy8- Corner Main and New Streets.
StaunfOn Va
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-12-20

[ oasErs.
CORS ETS,
The regulation se gane ed f9E keeptg the
soon as it sppeafs in the market.
Abdominal Cofsets, broad stee's, both French and
American.
Comfort Corsets, heavily corded. no bones.
itealtf Corsets, three different styles.
p \ T. ., Corset l5o bones c broad bust.
Lang Wasted Corsets, for slender figures.
Shompson's cc:sets lats;ly eMrea in price.
riass corssts enlIs1 nede emf bones
CO'Ored &C sea-. in C0nthlc and Jeans,
Misses C'!rse' = as,.9 Corset Waists o.,,
s15a Bsftss III es saayd MS M sae'f'
Our Styles are to be found NV with us.
novl1- PERRY = TF5s tsht W.
'sYssatagR gsNs7B y; 4 sHAFEHs
LIVERY
BAGGAGE TRANSFER COMPANY.
New Street, near Railroad.
STAUNTON, VA.
- All orders for Hacks Buggfas and
B BsH ssafss Ps SP ay ?s9ff d s
XiZ-Sx parts of the city, and for all Trains, at
all hours, Day and Night 2O-1
ANM a week in your own town. IS Outfit free
KILL No risk. Reader. if you want business at
,fFsAo which persons OF either sex can make great
CGV pay all the time they wOfk, write for paftic-
la,a to Fl. HALLETT T. Co. Portland, Maine
mar2-
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-12-20

=, Wash PopIin; Ginghams; Gheyiots; Ticking;
Towels; Crashes: Fancy Worstrd Dress Goods !:
Fancy Colorel Cashmeres; Trimming Silks. tall
shades; Calicoes, 5 g. I; Red and White Wool Elan
mel; Bleached and Unhearhed Cotton Flannel; Ia
hle Linens Grape Vets; Black Alpacas; Black
Mohair; Black CashmereS; Australian Grape: Black
Silks; Turkey Red Table Cloths; White and ColOred
Napkins; Grape Wells; Silk Tissues and all kinds OF
Veings.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-12-20

Ladies and Gents Furnish Goods
Department.
Shasols, Cloaks and Felt Skirts
A SPECIALITY.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-12-20

4 sAltt4E ENGINE
,y,,;c, v,s avarded FIRST PREMIUM at tie Gen
County Fair where s'lo'A' aiss"S' w N"it0
ENGINES AND SAW MILLS 4 sfEolALT9
Uncr gEMP AND GUM PACkINGS,
PIPE AND PIPE FITTINGS,
Ra.osa Kczvea, Steam Gasagss and Whistles,
Kinds OF MACHlNIsTs' SUPPLIES.
az- A LIBERAL DISCOUNT ALLOWED. -sa
NJ. = w EYLER will do all kinds of repairs
short notice.
nOyl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-Captain A. f..
b. Benham is ordered 10 the command OF the
Richmond at Boston. Lieutenant Commander Lewis
Clark is ordered to the Richmond as o1eeu-
tive officer. Leutenants Charles ID. sperry, Thomas
H. Stevens, George g. Clay aud N. j. Patch,
Master Sidney II. May, Cadet-Mdshipmen Allen
O. Rogers James H. Hetherington. Charles NJ Atwater,
Frank ]. sprague, VIM. c. Garfield, Thomas W. Ryan,
John q. DUMMY and Augustus q. Almy, BoatswaIn
Josiah b. Aiken Gunner T. BascOm Watkins, Carpenter
Josiah r. Carter and Sailmaker Francis Boom are or
dered 10 the Richmond. PayDirecOr Charles w. Abbot
ia ordered TO the Navy Yard Boston, Passed Assistant
PAYmaster George A Dcering - ordered 60 the ITALIA
poOsa Assistant Engineer C. C. Kleekneri Ii ordered 90
the wyoming, at Washington. Lieutenant William @.
Strong IL detached from the recruiting ship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
FMBARRAssED IN BUSINESS.

Stephen A. Walker, the referee in the suit
to wind up the aIirs Of the Security Life Insurance
and Annuity Company. OF which Robert L. Case
president filed a report with the County Clerk Fri
day The amount OF all the claims allowed he states
IS 50 1872 81 A The amount now in the receivers
hands Is $4,000. He holds that there should be
dividend Of per cent
John s. stger broker at No 176 Broadway, who is IN
voluntary bankruptcy before Register Dayton. has ab
ties amounting TO S55 600 ali unsecured, and assets
The petition OF Newcomb Co. has been referred to
Register Little. The partners, who reside at Mount
Vernon are Harvey b. and Henrietta NJ. NewcOmb. and
their total liabilities amount to $4,000 and no assets
The senior partner owes individually $50 800 In add
tion 10 TWO enims amounts set down "unknOwn"; bis
principal creditor being II. NJ Newc0mb $35, 900. for
money loaned.
The application Of VIM. LaOr Wholesale butcher, No.
lOO3 MaGson-ave. for his Discharge from bankruptcy
was opposed Friday. before Reg ster Little by two
creditors The liabilities OF Mr LalOr amount to 81
600 He is well-known in political circles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
Peter Muoy, arc twenty-seven was charged with us
saultlng John d. Van Arsdae son OF Dr. Van Arsdale
OF Ninth-st.. at 3 a. M. sunday, In quarrel at
Tenth-s aud Frstave. MalloY stabbed his companion
In the left breast the 10 the lower region of the abb
domen and In the wrist. 10 necessary 10 remove
nm In an ambulance Bellevue Hospital where he =
now In a precariOus condition He II only eighteen
years % age. MaOy committed 10 await the result
Of Van Arsdaio's Injuries.
Mary Sullivan, of No. II West-st., at the
Tombs Police Court yesterday charged Patrick McCar
Thy cigar dealer OF No. Westst, with having seuced
her under promise OF marriage, August {. On that
day they went Father Cuuan's church, ST. Andrews
and applied TO have the marriage ceremony solemnized
Mr. Curran refused 10 oicate until the banns pub
lshed. Then It Is alleged that the defendant induced
her TO 90 with him TO assignaiiOn house. On
inaton. IL shown that the woman was formerly EN-
pnyed at A. T. Stewart Co.'S and that she had been Tot
some time attached variety troupe under The name
of Ida May" The accused has some political influence
ma his ward. Mccarthy held IN $4,000 bail. Nheu
arrested ne n1ing down carpet In bis house IN
authorization Of his marriage 10 another woman last
evening and the difficulty caused much disappointment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Sheridan, Of the Marine Court, on
Saturday granted attachment against the property
Of Joseph X Emmett the actor, on the application OF
John r. Rogers. who claims that the defendant owes
him $50 Tor services rendered ~ accent and manager
between January and May p. 1877.
Another "M1iss" case has been begun in
the supreme Court This time Poole Donnelly Of Oh"
Grand Opera House. sue John T. MeDonough for $4,000
IMAGES, alleged a. he due them for their Losses In
preparing for the production OF the play when McDOn
ougb with whom they made tic contract, they assert
bad no utle "a the piece.
Dr. Thomas j. Lambert. the former presi-
dent OF the American Popular Life Insurance Company
who was convicted OF PERJURY was brought into the
Supreme Court before JUICE DOnohue on saturday. on
the motion made by bis counsel TO reduce the bail from
s25 600 10 $4,000. Tho arguments OF Mr.. Lamberts
udiisyit were repeated by the counsel aud Dstrct-A
toruey Phelps opposed reduction. The Court reserved
It's decision.
J. Sydney Goldsmith, formerly acting secre-
ary OF the second Avenue Railroad has begun Islander
suit 20 recover S2O OOO alleged damages against j. Lee
IIumfrryille one Of the directors Of shat road The
plaintiff charges that Mr. Humfreyiiie accused him
falsely OF receiving brides from certain contractors ana
nf living beyond his means on a warrant Issued by
Judge W,EtDroOk Mr. Humfrevle was arrested ON Sat
day night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
FUNERAL OF GENERAL RAYMOND.

The remains of General Henry Raymond,
president Of Veteran Association Of the War Of 1872
were taken from the residence OF his sonnaw Chancey
A. Smith, No 201 Montgomery-st, Jersey CITY, yester-
day afternoon, TO Greenwood Cemetery. The silver
Mate on the coffin bore the inscription: General
Henry Raymond. Died September 49, 1873, In the
eigbty-seventh year Of mis- age" The BODY, In ac-
eoriance with the expressed wish OF the dead
man, was dressed in his uniform, and In the
coffin was placed his cooked hat aud sword.
together with his regalia as member Of Hermitage
Lodge of Odd Fellows. The services or the Episcopal
Church were read by Dean Aberorombe, OF st. Matthew
Church. Jersey City, and at the close, tie clergyman
made brief address. He referred 20 the services which
the General had rendered 10 his country and OF the
hOnors which had been bestowed upon him. The pail
Phyfe Major Cnas X Crowley and Private Cbas.
COOmbs. OF the Veteran Association, and Past Grand
Masters r. s. Walker, Isaac NJ Lowe Peter Marley aud
John oxford, OF the Odd Fellows Organization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
FIGHTING FOR A QUARRY

A singular war has been carried on for some
time Rock Lock- Ulster County for the possession OF
quarry The property is by the NewYork Cement
Company, OF which, until last March John p. Cummings
the secretary. The greater part Of the stock
owned by Thomas Miller, sr., Thomas Miller. jr and
John Miller who, IN the month mentioned, elected them
selves respectively president secretary and with Alex
ander Mcclure and W. a. Cummings the Board OF Trus
tees Cummings refused TO give mp the quarry. and
backed by little army OF forty armed with shot
guns and revovers fortified his position barricading
access to the quarry with tramway and breast
work OF stones and earth. In front Of this n little
mound was undermined and fifty pounds Of powder
placed In position 20 blow II up az word. On the
morning OF September 6, Thomas Miller, r., the
Rotary stormed the fertilization with company Of
dfty men. Cummings frud upon the advancing men
and gave the word TO ex lode the mine. The fuse
failed. however, and Mer's gang routed the enemy.
-Four guns were captured, but lives lost. Cum
mings fled TO tus cny, he arrested last
day and taken 70 Hewhurg TO answer charge OF
10 assault,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
DISPLAYING FALL STYLES IN BROADWAY.

Notwithstanding the warm weather OF sat
uTday, FaI opening Of Rogers Poet Co.. the whole
sale and retail cOthiers, at Bro idway and BrOomest
was very largely attended, aud the display was much
admired. There is not much change In the general
styles Of geutlemen's clothing this Fall The sack coat
remains favor but fastens with four buttons and the
collar higher anu rolling than last These
coats are made principally cAeyiOs, diagOnas and
French coangs. The styles OF materials show return
to quieter tastes Prince Albert coats will remain the
favorte semdress OcOasions and they shown &C
this house OF handsome make and choice at
reasonable priees. Fan oyercoats are singe-brea dcd
"a a rule, but some very handsome ones are shown
sstsd aud ned with larEe horn buttons
These are very stylish Tne English Ulster will be worn
for driving winch II IL particularly adapted. 10 IL
shown here In all the latest styles. The chidrens de-
partment this house Is filed with all the new styles Of
clothing for youths aud also for the little ones new
and useful garment here displayed by ingenious de
vice il so constructed tat combines waist, trOuseTs
XIII and coat piece, and VIII prove boon 10
mothers as the child be dressed undressed with
out the necessity Of detaching either part Of the suit
from the other portions. Ts hTD has also novelty
the shape Of bargain counter where broken suits,
those OF the very latest STYLE placed and sold
a great reduction IN price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
MRS. CooPERs SISTER TEsTIFIEs.

Mrs. Henrietta Pitcher, sister OF MIS-.
was the principal witness In the REFER
ence before Judge Barbour on Saturday. she was eA
amined by Mr. scrbner and gave long account OF Tue
wretchedness in Mrs. COOpePs home one winter
nt IN 1879 Mr Cooper drove his wife from home and
abe came 10 the witness for protection. Sometimes the
witness found her without any food In the house.
The conversations OF Mrs Cooper and MRS
Pitcher, In regard TO Mr. CoOper's alleged aa i
detailed After the application for divorce the VII
ness said she continued TO live with MIS- COOper 20
,vstb over her YOu remained there then as Wateh
DOG ~ Mr. scrbner asked. Mrs. Pitcher Indignantly
answered Not dog, II YOU please that rs an III
suit" The referee Obliged the counsel To chahRe tne
form OF his question The Will be resumed To-Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
STEALING FROM THEIR EMPLOYERS.

James Mcfarland, of No. $40 West Twenty
nfth-st. and Eugene Cowen, Of No 351 West Twenty
fourthst, arragned before Justice Morgan In the
jefferson Market Police Court the charge of Tobbins
their employers. Messrs T. s. Jadray Co., OF No. $50
Broadway. Mcfarland admitted that the charge was
true The robberies, he said, had been going Oh for
long time beginning with small articles In small quaint
ties aud extending TO larger theits Among other things
stOlen Mcfarland enumerated $4,000 needles, sixty
dozen spool cotton, six dozen boKes cOat5hdng four
dozen combs. twenty-five dozen silk and linen handker
chefs a quantity of ewelry and other smaller articles
The gOOds stolen were sold, Mcfarland said 10 "a
named Donnelly, OF Seyenth-ave A warrant for Don
pey's arrest was issued. The prisoners held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
THE COURTS.
THE FLATBUsH ASYLUM TROUBLE.
DIR. r. L. PARSONS FINALLY REMOVED.


The Kings County Commissioners of Chari-
Ties on August removed Dr. r. L. Parsons meuicai
superntendent Of the Fatbush Asylum for the insane
and appointed his place Dr. John E. Shaw Tue change
was to take effect September l. On August 2l, Dr. Or
dFonaux State Commissioner Of Lunaey directed inc
Commissioners retain Dr. Parsons until snhcehIe@s
was shown for his removal. Tho Commissioners denied
that Dr. Ordronaux had any Jurisdiction in the mater
whereupon Dr. ordronaux obtained from Judge Gilbert
on August ST. an order directing them to show cause
why they should not be punished for contempt IN olso
beying the order Of August 81 In spite OF ths ORDER
the Commissioners placed Dr. Shaw In charge Oh inc
Asylum on September 2. DR.. Ordronaux then oDtaheu
an order directing them TO show cause why they snoOu
not be punished contempt in disobeyng decree OF
the Court Judge Gilbert, Saturday denied me mo-
tons upOn the two orders and vacated all ORDERS re-
sfrainfnR the removal Of Dr. Parsons no nnds tnat
DIR Parsons was removed for cause prior 70 any acl0h
ON the part OF the state Commissioner, and that no
obedence OF the order Of DIR. Ordronau1 las Desn
shown He approves the action OF Dr. Ordr0nau1, VINO
properly had Jurisdiction tho matter, ana cesuIes
tue Commissioners In not setting forth IN 1hen
10 DR. OrdrOnaux's order the reasons Tor Ut
nOya These reasons he says DO not anSoe iaIst In
sOns's qualifications physician, or as sPec'aSs "
the treatment OF the insane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
ouEENs COUNTY AaRICULTURAL FAIR.

The Queens County Agricultural Society will
hold annual exhibition at Mneola. l. t. Tuesday
wednesday and Thursday September "A, rs and 20.
The society during the past has made extensive i'm
provements in Its grounds having built among other
things dining hall at expense Of $4,000. The ex-
hibt this year OF cattle poultry and farm products
promises 10 be larger than before Premiums 20
the amount OF $1,000 offered for horses and the
competitions In the various classes will take place each
afternoon on the track. On Tuesday afternoon at &
O'Clock there will be match game OF lacrosse between
the RaveBswOod Lacrosse Club and the Brooklyn Atm
letie Association formerly Park Lacrosse Cub Trains
leave Island City and Brooklyn by way of the Long
Island Railroad directly 10 tue grounds $50 and 10
a No. and special at p NJ, returning atvarous hours
dnrinC he afternoon,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
THE TABLE AT TIE BRISTOL.

The whole day was occupied IN the Fltty-
seventh Street District Courtroom on Saturday III no
trial OF a suit by william H. Webb, proprietor OF the
"Bristol Flats" at Forty-secoud-st and Fifth-aYe''
AGAINST Joseph Milbank for $40, the price OF one
months board The defendant answered that ne ieit
the hotel before for which ne had rented rooms
had expired because the quality Of food at the taoe
had eterorated In support OF this be brought as WIZ
,csses y m Afatthtessen renncr, &. b. STOCK
well of Tiffany & Co.. and Assistant Distrlet-AtoLhey
Iycu all OF whom testified that they h2d MOI Deeh
served a. well al table since Mr. Dodge, who formerly
had charge OF the building, succeeded Dy MI COIy
formrry 81 the engineer department OF the Hlhdsof
-JusiIce Piuckuey reserved his decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
BROOKLYN SOCIALIST CANDIDATES.

The Socialists of Kings County met yester-
day afternoon at No 200 Court-st, Brooklyn. Dele
gates from fifteen wards and from the Town OF New
Lots we're present After considerable discussion the
following candidates presented, tho National
Greenbaok- Labor party and the Labor League being
asked 10 support them:
ASsemGlynen.-Ist District, James McLau yblin; With
District Charles Langerfed With District Alexander
L. RObb.
COngressmdr.-IVth District Osborne Ward.
Aldermen Fifteenth Ward, Charles T. Pink; Seven
tpenth Ward Francis Babst Nineteenth Ward. Henry
Muenker; Twenty first Ward, DIR. David Larenz; TWEEN
ty-ffth Ward, W. Mcdonald Wood.
SupervisOrS teenth Ward, Henry Buchholz;
Eighteenth Ward, Charles Reese
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
DECIsIONs-sEPr. II.

Supreme Cowt-Ch0nbers-B judge Lawrence
rva sE BelnEer; AyresOrders granted BrOWn-
- aSf Maryin-Give notice Of settlement Ruter aRt Solo
The failure copy Of the undertaking
which be cured by directing ts service
ro time on tae think that the motion sh0uh he
Denied Cornell agt- woolseJ-Deisndants preliminary oO-
sustained -
matter clancy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Aluief
AZ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Copn,oH Pleas-SpeciaI TeTns--Bv Judge ]. 7. DAILY.
ynE0op agt Standardization granted In part portion Of
answer Strnck marked By mo no costs seigman and
Motion d1ied with leave TO after
determination By Genera Term OF appeals pending
on uavment OF In the matter OF RobertsAd-
tonre until October g. 1873 at 1880 requested by
he rarties king DartMction denied and Injunction
a. oI,-.d. 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
THE ABANDONED SPANISH FRIGATB.
ARRIVAL OF THR OFFICERS AND CREW HERE-DE'
TAILS or THE LOSS OF THE PIZARRo.

TAILS or THE LOSS OF THE PIZARRo.
The revenue cutter Hamilton arrived Oh
the Battery on Saturday, having board the oncerS
and crew of the wrecked Spanish rigate Pizarro NUM-
bering 1853 in oil. They rescued on September
by the Italian bark Carlo Fagone about $50 miles north
east Of Bermuda and arrived at Delaware Oh
Thursday last. The group was strange and motley
one about OF the sailors being boys the rescued
persons were dressed in every variety OF clothing he
own having been lost with the vessel After tneH
arrival here they transferred to the United STATES
receiving ship Colorado at the Navy Yard by permission
Of Commodore Nicholson and will remain there until
such time az the Spanish Minister may dispose OF them'
1t was intended 10 return them to Cuba by the steam
ship City Of Vera Cruz but accommodations could not
be afforded the hour Of sailing OF that Vessel Oh
Saturday. Captain Irsh commanding the Hamilton
said that the rescued people were transferred 70 DIS
vessel In most pitiabe condition, although nothng
was neglected TO contribute their comfort on the
Italian bark.
Don ohmplo Aguado. the commander OF the lost
frgate and the other ocers that during the ten
years cruise of the Pizarro in the West indies tue
tmbers had become eaten. She was TO nave Deeh
condemned on her arrival spain because OF her I'M
seawortbiness She was an old paddle-wheel steamer
and absontelv worthless as war vessel She left St
Georges, Bermuda, on september Y ana was the
free On the same day they encountered hurricane
which caused the vessel 70 leak faster thAn tue Nael
could be pumped out The leaks increased until tne
fires under the boilers exnguished and then the
set TO work pumping and Dallng WITH VesseiS
OF every description As thew about 10 give up a
hope the Italian bark hove in sight aud took them Oh
All hands at the time on deck, ana the Nessci ha
low that attempt cOuld be made 10 save any
thing from below decks The last person TO leave tne
vessel was the captain. and at that time the WaieI r
pouring into the guueck port hOlcs OniY hree leet pc
low main deck. The two engineers had remained az
posts until compelled to leave them to save tn9
lives la attempting repair the boilers during tue
storm both had been injured and the hrst eugheeI
Don Juan Carlo had one OF his legs badly eTnshtS Un
the night before the rescue, eleven guns were thrown
overheard tighten the vessel and an enort made 10
fire the remaining one but with rs the all
munition was wet The only things saved from ING
vessel were The paymasers funds. ehron0meter ana
a few bags OF bread
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
sTREET-CLEANING IN EIGHT MONTHS

Captain Gunner of the Street Cleaning
Department has submitted to the Police Commissioners
statistics showing the comparison between the work
done by the street Cleaning Department during the
frs eight months Of 1877, undsr the old system OF
gangs and during the months Of 1873 under the
new system OF cleaning the city by sections The com
parsOn shows strongly in favor OF the present system
The figures representing this difference the excess OF
this years work that OF last year, 65s4 miles
swept 34334 loads or ashes dumped besides
IA s6s loads OF rubbish and 415O loads OF garbage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
CAIFNDARs THIS DAY.

stPRE,fy COURT HANBERs-Donohue Nos &C. 81, 49,
an al AZ "A LO So 49, ~ 80, %. o. 100, 49, ll8 l2g
iSs lao iis l5T re 1885, ls6 49, 1872 loS lgS, 49, 1885,
aO2 20 1O7 2OS 209.
4eis 47s2 4si5 4sTI 1856 4077 482l 1886, 4773 4s2
PIf Ifesibnot J-NoA 1909 1853 4l45, 1902 $685.
aIls 4615 ASH 374B ASH 1879 1868 4ll6. Abs $50
PART IIi-shea, Nos. 2sii, 1885, 442l, 4637. 1904
Asttt 5nl9 5OO3 5OlS, 5O21 603l.
sstedo robbery Hugh Reilly charles Boyle James Ii.
Holden burglary Daniel r. Chamberlain forgery Daniel
Levy conspiracy sarah Barber. disorderly house
PIN If-Sutherland J.-James AeManus. William Fan
ming Iilian BOuIen homicide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
fRAUDUIENr NArURALIzArIoN PAPERS

At The request OF United States Commissioner
Davenport the time for the surrender Of the irregular
three weeks Saturday the last day allowed for this
purpose, but the work not then completed About
500 fraudulent certificates have exchAnged-Bot
third OF the whole number issued-and all the appca-
tons on Saturday could not be received Commissioner
DavenpOrs Office viii be kept open until half-past
D. m each day for the three weeks for tho accommoda
ton OF WOrkmsn holding the fraudulent papers