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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-19

THE luminary lodges. 1t says: "THE
BULLETIN does not give any evidence Of the
truth Of the charge he published yester-
day." and that its mind was set at rest by
The BULLETIN which day or two before
the convention declared that Capt Thomas
had the document in his possession to dis
prove any such charge if made" The
charge which The BULLETIN published was
made upon Republican authority, and was
circulated by Republicans, to injure Capt
Thomas at Carbondalc. The statement that
Capt. Thomas had in his possession a docu-
ment to disprove the charge was also made
upon Republican authority, For the truth
of the charge or the denial of it TIE Bul..
LETIN does not vouch. What we want "a
know Of the Universal Brother is: Did
Capt. Thomas as lawyer collect money foi
his client and use that money for his own
purpose, refusing to pay II until he became
a candidate for Office, and then only under
threat of exposure. If this charge origi.
mated and circulated by Republicans, is
untrue the Sun has only to deny it. We
therefore repeat our question; Is the
charge against Capt. Thomas tue, and call
upon the Sun, as Republican organ, to
answer it.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-19

Two interesting Napoleonic relics have
been lately added to the British Museum lone
is chart of Cadiz bay, sent by Napoleon
Bonaparte to Joseph Bonaparte in 1909, the
other a beautifully written volume of
French songs, set to music, in the handwriting
of Hortense, Queen of Holland, mother of
Louis Napoleon. Some of the songs which
are contained in it are said to have been
written by the Compile de la Garde; the
first is "Le Beau Dunois, known as "Partant
pour Ia Syria"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-19

Bishop CHENEY, of Chicago, has issued
a circular to the "unchurched masses" of
that city, in which he says: Believing that
many persons who do not own or rent pews
in any church are kept from attending the
preaching of the gospel by the fear that
they will intrude upon the pews of others
we open our church, at the Sunday evening
service, free to all who will hear the gospel
You are affectionately urged to attend wor-
ship and feel that this is your spiritual
home"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-19

which he is engaged must be carried out
sooner or latter by home or foreign capital
Our own impression is that when the full
scope of what is designed is understood,
some alarm may be caused to the railway
proprietors of the grand trunk Western
roads; for the Mississippi will again become
the main highway Of commerce Of the far
West; however, 1t has been found that the
opening Of facilities for heavy traffic has
benefited existing roads in the end. Euro.
pean emigration, retarded for some years,
is again overlooking to the states
People say, why should labor 60 to a coun-
try where it is now at Il discount but the
agriculturist is in search of land
hemisphere of his own--where he can
abundantly supply the few wants of his
family; and the most Of that settlement will
be along the water-courses which offer
cheap facilities for the disposal of the pro-
duce. Indian corn which cannot now bear
the cost of carriage can thus be grown at
profit and most useful meal be offered in
an increasing abundance in the markets of
Europe where it furnishes the best food for
| animals.
Mr.. Choutcau will be associated in the
mission with Mr. George II. Rea, president
of the Mississippi Valley Transportation
company, and as Mr.. Chouteau represents
one Of the most wealthy corporations in the
West, capital specially devoted TO that
business, will in their persons show its con-
tidence in an enterprise in which aid only
is wanted. II may be observed that the
scheme fully Celebrates what our correspond
ent at st. Louis has long urged. In our
leading columns the subject has been again
and again noticed as an enterprise not only
promising handsome return to investment,
but calculated to produce results Of far
reaching character; indeed, none can guess
how far; for in an abundant success, open.
ing up the thousands and thousands of
miles of branch rivers, the price of grain
may be so affected as to throw grain cult
walton in Great Britain out of the compe-
tition Already the English farmer is too
heavily weighted, and the day approaches
when the rents Of the landlord will fall ma
terially, though the fall has already been
considerable. Ten years back it was sup
posed no investment WAS SO secure as land
in Great Britain. Ten years hence the
purchasers at the inflated prices may have
cause 10 rue their investments; but great
changes cannot be permanently checked
because they affect great interests, and the
prudent who toresee these changes endeav-
or to profit by them, or at least TO avoid the
loss ignorance might entail
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-19

A telegram from Col Carlin, dated Stand
ing Rock, explains the case Of Indian Agent
Hughes as follows: agent Hughes hav-
ing broken several chiefs, ordered them to
be enrolled under other chiefs, which they
have refused to do. He stopped their sup
plies. Suffering from hunger they visited
the agency, seized the agent and carried
him to a point near the river bank. ! res
cued the agent and arrested the Indians,
who are all under guard. IfAgent Hughes
be not removed at once | will not be re-
sponsiblc for the consequences. All prin-
cipal and head men participated in this
affair. The object was to put the agent
over the river and off the reservation, not to
hurt him, nor did they hurt him."
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-19
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVEN-
TION.

A mass convention of the Democratic
voters of Alexander County, Illinois, will
he held at the Court house in Cairo, on
Saturday, July 20, 1878, at 3 o'clock p. m.
for the purpose of selecting six delegates to
each the Congressional convention and
the convention called for nominating two
candidates for Representatives in the General
Assembly, both of which conventions will
he held at Jonesboro, on Tuesday, July 90,
1878. BY order County Democratic Cen.
tral Committee.
THOMAS w. HALLIDAY, Charm an.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-19
DEMOCRATIC REPRESENTATIVE
CONVENTION.

A Democratic convention will be held at
Jonesboro, Ill.,, on Tuesday, the ed day of
July, 1878, for the purpose of nominating
two candidates for Representatives in the
General Assembly for the 50th Senatorial
district.
Basis of representation One delegate for
each 200 votes and fraction over 100 votes
cast for Tilden in 1876. The counties will
be entitled to delegates as follows.
ShSkton'.''. .".''.'.'..'''' ,.,lU
unlon.. ..".,..'.".,",. ......l
W. II. NORRIS,
w. A. LEMNA,
w. G. MoRELAND,
Committee.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-19

In the counties that have not already APP.
pointed delegates the Central committees
the Democratic party will, in such man
ner and at such time as they may deter
mine, call county conventions to appoint
delegates to this convention.
BY order of the Democratic Central Com
mittee of the Eighteenth Congressional dis
trict. Jso. II. OBERLY, Chairman.
A. Polk JONES, Secretary.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-19
Only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois.
EIGHTEENTH CONGRESSIONAL DIS.
TRICT.

ALL FOR DEMOCRATIC DELEGATE CoNvEN-
TON TO NOMINATE A CANDIDATE FOR
CONGRESS.
The Democrats of the Eighteenth Con-
yressional district of Illinois are requested
to send delegates to convention to be
held at Jonesboro, Union county, on Tues
day, 23d day of July, 1878,
at 10 o'clock a. m, for the purpose
of nominating candidate for representa-
tive in the Forty-sixth congress. Each
county of the district will be entitled to
the number of delegates to, and votes in,
the convention set opposite its name below,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-19

AT fourth of July celebration at San
Francisco, California, Rev. /. S. Kalloch
prayed that "the Chinese must 60 and
good men stay The reverend gentle
man did not inform God where he desired
to have the Chinese 60, but it is presumed
that he means the place that is hotter than
this weather.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-19

If the Sun admits that Capt. Thomas
used his clients money and kept it until,
by threat Of exposure, he was forced to dis
gorge, will it be kind enough to inform an
anxious public just what time elapsed be-
tween the collecting of the money by Capt.
Thomas and its payment by him to Mr.. j.
T. Thomas?
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-19

city, and use that money for his own pur-
poses, refusing to pay it until he became
candidate for office, and then only under a
threat of exposure9 viii our ncighbor be
good enough to answer this question:
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-19
ITS FIRST CHOICE.
use.
McLeansboro Times.

The Louisville Ledger-Democrat has
hoisted the name Of Hon. S. S. Marshall of
his place, as its first choice for L. S. Scna.
tor. The Ledger Democrat unquestionably
reflects the wishes of the people of Southern
Illinois, in taking this position.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-19

CAPT. THOMAS, the Republican candidate
for Congress, is one of the most companion
able ofmen, with little dash of the stage
in manner and language. OF comey per.
sonal appearance-a large, jocund.faced,
cheerful-voiced mamie throws back his
shoulders and forward his paunch and pro-
ceeds along pavement or a country road
with the measured tread ola soldier. Look
ing at him, as he advances, the bchoder
longs for the music of "See the Conquerng
Hero Comes;' and when, hating, he opens
his wise mouth upon serious questions, there
is in voice and manner peculiar combina-
ton Of Forrest, the actor, and Sherman, the
blathering but pert-tongued general. When
he gets down to light conversation, in which
he shines, he reminds one of happy COM
bination, in equal parts, ola clever walking
gentleman a not broad low comedian
and a brigadicr-gencral. That Capt. Thomas
will carry all his characteristics into the
canvass we do not doubt; and, since he pro-
poses to use the bloody shirt as his weapon
of otfense, we shall expect to hear him quote
from Julius Cesar in voice deep-toned
and fearful
"sec what a rent the envous Joshua mAder
and apostrophisc the flag with Websterian
eloqucncc. We shall also expect him, with
the airy lightness Of his playful and sarcas-
tic moods, to tell ga little story spiced by
just little naughtiness. And so consum-
mate an actor will not neglect his costume.
He will act in character; and, that he may
do so with becoming effect, he has, we UNI
dcrstand, resurrccted from IN old bureau
drawer his soldiers uniform which he pro-
poses to wear upon the stump. Since he
wore il in the war he has grown up and out;
and, it may be, the pantaloons will be short
and the coat tight; but for all that he can
produce the effect he desires by enacting, in
this costume, his favoritc part Of "Logans
Boy; or the Young Soldier Who Blows His
Own Horn" lie will be ably assisted,
and if the troublesome Cairo Thomas shall
appear upon the stage, charging "The Boy"
with improper moncy-getting, the Universal
Davis will trogically request him not to
disturb the even tenor of the piece with lit
tic complaints of that kind. During the
performance artillery will roar, musketry
will rattle, the drum will roll, supernumer-
aries will shout behind the scenes, and blue
and red lights, burning at the wings, will
throw upon the stage lurid glare and make
Logan, Thomas, the Universal Davis, the
Triumphant Joshua and the other actors, n
vivid tableau, And at last, to slow music,
the curtain will fall upon the agonies of Lo-
gan and his Big Boy and the rcioicings Of
the great Josh and his cheering friends.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-19

"OuR beloved ey.Prcsidcnt" is hcendear-
ing manner in which III. vicksburp Her.
aid speaks Of Mr.. jeff. Davis, and then
proceeds to denounce the late badge speech
Of "our beloved" in strong but proper
terms.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-19

GEN W. I. SHERMAN has announced his
intention to be at the soldiers reunion at
Mt. Vernon, in this state, on the 14th and
18th inst. He will make characteristic
eheech.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-19

THE Democrats of this Congressional dis.
trict will make nothing for their party by
disparaging the Nationals and making q
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-19
COUNTY NOTICES.
LORILLARD TOBACCO.

The grea, celebrity OF our TIN TAG TOBACCO
has caused many limitations thereof to be placed OF
the market We therefore caution all chewers
against purchasing such limitations.
All dealers buying or selling other plug tobacco
bearing hard or metallic label, render themselves
liable to the penalty Of the and all persons yio-
lating our trade marks are punishable by fine and
imprisonment. Lsee act OF Congress, Aug. A. 1876
The genuine LoRRlLARD TIN TAG TOBACCO
can be distinguished ny Il TIN TAG on each lump
with the word LORRlLARD stamped thereon
Over 7Oss tons tobacco sold in 1877, and nearly
1900 persons employed In factories.
Taxes paid Government In 1877, about $4,000,
and dnrng past i2 years, over sso,ooo,OOO
These goods sold by all jsbbers at manufacturer
rates.
sYr-The TIN TAG SMOKING TOBACCO Is
second to none" In aroma mildness, purity and
quality.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-19

DID Capt. j. r. Thomas, as lawyer,
collect money for Mr.. ]. r. Thomas, of this
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-19

WHAT was the amount Of that collection
anyhowi
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-19

WHEN the names Of members Of the Ma.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-16
DECIsIONS-JAN. IS.

Supreme Court ham6rs-By Judge DOnohue-
In the matter OF Gibbons; and in the matter Of Wells
BY Judge Daniels-Chester agt. Gamewel ct alAttach
the defendant p. Thornton Gamewe
sued against the other defendants in the aon the motion
set asde denle no costs are allowed in favor Of either
party n opinion oo, Finch Soc
BY Judge Banett-Cannon agt Lockwood-Motion denied
Sp1 oincd The city National Bank aat
lem cSll@an Motions granted Csrawen sgt
ByI9s Granted and Mr. Levy sa@si''utsqa
WS SO costs to Sao tent and issues settled
sent Of mother Elizabeth Danna AL before Tak i
S ss part OF int S.er Ses1
zion set tn, aside 5so1 sSaee TO tor m dss% an o
part to vacste. or relieved FROM the Old disEissai
sTsl fce disbursements on inquest and entering Judgment
Of and eenGaut to ana trial
without day. In the matter Of T. Gore ct al desire pr9
creditors who are SUNG the company have hens By at
tachment otherwise and whether they have had hoGe
not have contained the name OF The teceiyeI ~, Maid
wn-The pain appear be entitled to Judgment
against Baldwin for deficiency for the reasons stated III
superior Court-Geporal Term BY Chief-Justce
Curtis and Judges sanford and M9nr egi
Nckerson al aat kueer ct aJudgment affirmed with
reversed and jadgmelt ordered dsmis
Judgment and order afrHed with cos-OpniOn 10y Curtis
G. j. Freeman agt ct ayudgnent reversed end
S1% a car c cJ %ooora
me1 ana NEW IRA Sse9 WIN rUs H 10
Ra aSs CO. g he Gilbert Elevated Railroad cOJuGg
70 abide event~opnion by sanford j..
Common -Chambers-By Judge J. +; DAILY.
Inventory Of stock wanted. Boiler agt Hunt. Moiio ION
SE Of 70 sS the
the assignment OF wsneke ag wanted
BY Judge Van Hoesen-Der Deutscle Irauenyerein agt
DeGseher complaint should be dismissed
upon the morits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-16
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

l2 40 III iSi 222 $50 PAS 2oe, a7o 2s2 2s7 2a2 2s7
Pray and and I1gs "a % Sss
sS $50 d e e 12a g. 5Gg l g.
81 ~ 49, ~ no De%urrers-Sos 20 ana 2 29 7ea
IS 81 1875 i2s 5ey7 goa 1915 1924 1926
IS i7esa S55 $ S5 $
40, lll5 1860 l4l9, 274s 1908 1870 gol 39s 3g Ige
81 $50 iis 1884, Sz' SoS '4'+' 1873 1857 1874 1870
SUPERIOR CouRr-GENERAL TERM-Curs c. J.. sedgwick
ana Freedman j. J-Nos 2 o. H. To- 81 A. no. 40 4' o.
SPECIAL TEn-sper J-Nos o. 70. TO- II, 49, &C. SO. Co.
TRIAL TERM-Part I.--sanford. Lease on, No Si3
and IaE fTsmos J. JNo g. * "a ~ a. 10 H. 2S
CnANBERs--J. f. DAILY. J.-No day calendar I'm o-.,
lsg 252, iiS5 i42 49, a. 5Go AL SOL 0c6 49, 52s
M4RyE corE1-TnI,L TEaMzPAEI I.McAdan: J. .,.os
$S 30 S S SSS 9 500 1854 1888 o5s $i66 $Go
1902 3g3 3lOi, 3lO6 3l08 BLOB Sla0 ~! $li2 3ll3
PAR II-Alkcr e. J-NOs 1919 1861, 269G z53j 1912,
S0G2 SO6i 1868 3OG5 3OCG 1901 CO, S0G9 305 1912
252z 567 2i5i 255 $0s' 56 5S75$o7e $3.50 Sos9
ana Lila Iiande oni1ns and battery; Robert ii
George Brown. Rob 1T Ma X, Savera Igyio Peter Dorm hd
Nellie Dloey. Charles Gale and john Mcbride. grand larceny
ifalS He1derson burglar Amos L4motte' D4nig Is
Ellen Falon larceny from tAe person Jnhu, SepeS tl'
afcny Charles Vgnliper assault aud battery Lewis Tres
Baudn, obscene literature; Henry Moncricf iobbeiy
Michael McMah9n and Robert Wen saren grand larceny
PAkT II-GIderslocve, J-Janes fitzsimons, Andrew
mour Charles SODe Thomas Moran, Edward Mcmahon, John
McSne simon T. Saianitouze, burglary Thomas WHITE
peu Maui grand larceny Herman Springer petit larceny
ss JHnin Carter assault and battery Thomas j. "ey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-16
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, n Y, Jan. 15.-Proceeaings in the Court
q. Il he sS N &
sg Ening, inserted on the calendar No 21S MONTY agt
ss Church treated g If nu%oeTed s$ Ne SU5 King
d. No $685. Ocott ag Mclean. TO be treated as II num-
b'ea re Attorney agt Security Life
anSe Company; motion TO correct remtur as to costs
r for eencae granting appeal to United
states Court r. Sheldon for motion, and H. f. sckes OPP
S az In re
enc s7l-In re Brooklyn Railroad argued by
General calendar J. Phelps ag Ths People ndeimen
IN IN e sfoT and T. G. McaE fof The peopecae sim
DECISIONS:
The following decisions handed down: motion for
rearsument dsnieo, with $40 co.ts,AIen agt. Movers
s sSSa Rs sysnSersH as The E6sspss"
Judgment affirmed with costs The People agt Lord The
n sSn I fs and saw @ as
@ s. Paul R and %sn1 ss NH Fsl. e
The Mayor bum ss HSrnesck Hgsn6o&am aS s5i
Black River ms Co; CGs agt CASSIDY cpe eat at
n. MSoN wEh af nse. WSs aS a
Appeal from order confirming order DENYING motion to set
% 8st rSGBs MI, with
payable Of estae Thomson agt Taylor 1nremaerson
and e d aSea
to appellant 70 be paid out OF the agt Wright
isticn With coss-%eeEs as Se%YSrr NeSiiaven ETC
B & @ of AggSa au a'T BfSs a S ssc S%
Order affirmed and Judgment absolute for defendant
stipulation with costs -Germauia Fire Insurance Com
pany agt Memphis, etc Railroad Company.
Judgment reversed and judgment for defendant declaring
him entitled the Office with costs People rel.
COTtiss North. Judgment modified TO be with
prejudice right OF defendant build
his house the depth and height
the the Ludlow lot adjoining
PENDANTS lot the SOUTH and thus modified
affirmed without costs of appeal TO this court 10
either partyLattlmer ag LNeImore. Judgement Of Su
Court decree and proceed
ngs for reheang by the without
this Court in the supreme Court 10 either party,
the other against the ag De
ralsmes
CALENDAR.
Following the day calendar for Wednesday January l6
Nos Is u. IL IL. ~. %. %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-16
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY le, 1878.
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ Leave NewYork from foot Of Desbrosses and COrtlendt

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ Leave NewYork foot OF Desbrosses and Corsndt-
$40 Washington. Columbus Chicago and the West
Richmond. Charleston and the south. Through Pullman
cars lrnm Baltimore q Chicago.
loo m for Washington aud the West. and for Richmond
70 Baltimore and Washington making close
Pittsburg. Cincinnati, Louisville and ST Louis Through
o: p. daily for Washington, the SOUTH Pull
man seepers FROM New.York TO Baltimore Washington
MAKING close connections for Chicago Cincinnati Louisville
St Louis, Pittsburgh the South South West Through
Pullman cars Iom Baltimore 10 Cincinnati and Louisville
meets at Washington with trains Lynchburg Florida New
For through tickets please call Companys Office 8l5
Broadway York. and al ticket Offices OF Cortland
and Desbrossess is, and depot. Jersey City
ASK FOR TICKETS R Sif BALTIMORE AND OHIO
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Ferry station IN Newly 0Tk foot OF Libertyst
Commencing Nov. &c. 1S77-Trans leave as follows:
$50 a. m.-For Pennington EastOn, Belvdere Mauch
I nuns, Iamaqna, Wikesbaire Emira &C Connects at
s46 a. m-For High Bridge Branch. Easton. Harrisburg
Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua Wilkesbaire, Wi!amsport. &c.
1918 a. ~ and 430 D. m-For Somervlle and Remington.
j y. m:-FOr Remington. Easton. Mauch Chunk lama
qua WnkesOarre scranton. Tunkhannock Tamaqua, Haz
naFor IiIgh Bridge Branch. Eason, seividere ana
Mln ChihG NObLccs a. LuHriiof with D. g. ami " X H.
SSe m, Gaiy@For Easton Allentown, ana Harrisburg
For traina to local points see timetable at STATIONS
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leaye at $50 a. NJ, IL y. m. for
Bound Brook and intermediate points, and at $3.50 H. Tor
taston Reading and HartisOure.
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
ocean Grove. &C. at ;I5, il+5 A. NJ. T. j:l5 y. o
and at squan to and from POINT PLEASANT
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Iibertyst for Freehold at
SID 1l,45 a. IN 4, 5:l5 p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-16
CRIMINAL NOTES.

A. the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, be-
~ Ins.icc Murray the examination Of VIM. McKeDdree
Ioru s against John Osulvan Lynch for aiding IN the
Jny of 81 500 worth Of wearing apparel left with
lar 1uantity Of furniture on storage with Seabrooke
Ies at No IL Washington place, was postponed until
Thursday -,o
nenis Flynn and John COnden, of No. TIC
,anwicl-st who are both in the hat trade got quar-
0,i;ne over their profits Monday night. and Conden
Ie,hhcd FLYNN several in the face and head lie
ss arrested and yesterday Justice Kbreth held him
in 81 900 bail.
At Essex Market Police Court yesterday Chris
Al ScIraeder of No 27 Garden-st., HOboken preferred
hsree against Henry Noegle OF having assaulted her
a. tne saloon No. $40 Broomest, and forcbly taken
- nor n buckskIn purse containing 1854. Noege was
nmn,jtted in default OF SO 500 bail for examination
Jobn Black, Martin German. Henry Williams, John
SW"Cni-e and Michael Housman, arrested by Ofhcers
ISrien and Robinson, of the Thirteenth Precinct,
niciou of completely in several burglares, were re-
handed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-16

,n city, and has his wife and family here hoids 'ha'
~ ~ i ~ resident, and vacates the attachment
NC c;n,on Moses. butcher. who recently failed,
DO several Of his creditors to recover the cattle
Va "s 80 him on the ground that he obtained them by
rsnresentation When the Sheriff could find neither
attic nor the beef Moses arrested for conceal
49, ,bem from the Sheriff Yesterday motion was made
,yore Judge j. F. DAILY, in Common Pleas special let'
on ada denying the false representa-
ior and ayerrng that the cattle bad been sold in the
uvnaI course OF Judge DAILY reserved MS de-
cixOu