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IMPORTANT REVENUE RAID.
CAPTURE OF MURDERERs AND DIsTILLERs OF
ILLICIT wHIsKEY.

ILLICIT WH1SkEY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 25, 1878,
and his revenue raiders returned this afternoon from
q weeks hard ride through Putnam, Dckaib and
White counties, travelling three nights out
Of the seven, destroying fourteen illicit dis
tiIleries, arrestng twe.ve men, among them Riley
Brown, whose concern had been suppressed just ono
month previous, and who had agaIn CONNIE need
operations with new apparatus. Browns position
was once thought impregnabio from tho fact that
II was located IN deep gulf, only accessible by q
narrow pathway leading up torrent
MuRDERERs CAPTURED
James Milan and Frank Lewis were captured and
their distiilory destroyed They are also charged
with having conspired with another party cut
pieces iour men whom they believed 10 have
gwen Information to the revenue officers. Armed
with axes they awaited until tue quartette reached
the door Of Their distiliery and attacked them
each mar having selected ms victim.
BuTcHsRY WITH
One man was badly crippled, but managed 10 make
his escape, wbiie u man named Jones bad an axo
was terrbiy butchered and murdered Tho other two
begged OF upon condition. OF silence Tor the Iuture
Milan Lewis have just been ndicte by the State
court
CROOKED STILLS BROKEN Up.
Illicit dstiliing has bean suppressed IN Macon
officers by giving Information. Collector woodcock
asserts tuat whIe there are only twenty-five legal
dst,iierios In THIS distrivt there 800 illegal 20
Germs 10 the mountain Businesses.
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GENERAL ANDERSON SENTENCED.

NBw ORLEANS. La. Feb 25, 1878.
General Thomas q. Anderson was called before the
bar this morning The motion in arrest OF judgment
was overruled and whcn asked II he had anything 10
offer before sentence was passed General Anderson
said that he considered hts case cruel persecution
under the forms OF law that he was IN the power OF
the Court aud was ready 10 receive sentence. Judge
whitaker answered that the accused had had a fair
trial before an impartial jury, and that the verdict
was July justined by tho evidence He then sen.
tenced General Anderson, In consequence OF the
recommendation oil the jury to tho mercy Of The Court
the lowest term under tho Iaw-viz, two years at
hard labor IN the state Penitebtiary aud COSTS A
suspensve appeal granted, returnabe on wednc,-
day.
A motion TO transfer the case OF Messrs Wells
Kenncr aud Casanavc TO the United State Court was
nlcd and will bc heard on "Wednesday. March O.
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TO discourage the entertainments by which the
treaties OF 1856 and 1871 are threatened.

to discourage the encroachments by which the
treaties OF 1856 and 1871 are threatened.
THE EGYPTIAN TRIBUTE.
In the course OF the debate which followed Lord
Derby spoke in decided terms concerning Russa's
demand that the Egyptian tribute shall be pledged
for payment OF the indemnity bonds. He
said it might turn out that British interests
would be very much involved in any claim
for the payment OF part OF the indemnity from
that tribute. lie pointed out that the occupation
OF Armenia would bring the Russians no nearer 10
India.
KNEW WHAT WOULD HAPPEN.
Her Maesty's government when they adopt
ed the policy OF neutrality were aware
that Russia must eventually triumph and
very great changes ensue. 1t was unfair to
blame the government now because state Of
things had arisen which was the necessary result
OF the attitude OF neutrality which the nation, at
the commencement OF the war supported them in
taking up.
SHIFTING OFF VOTE.
Lord Derby concluded by moving the previous
question, which was ultimately agreed to
without division A motion for the
"previous question:" In British Parla-
mentary practice is formal mode Of avoiding
decision on the sSbJect before the House, and It's
adoption in this case is equivalent to the postpone
uent Ol vote on LOru Stratnedcn'S mOuOn
FEAR or RUSSIA.
In the House OF Lords yesterday afternoon Lord
Derby, III reply to question Of the Earl
OF Dunraven and Mount Earl said that "the Rus
sian demand for the Turkish men-ofwar had been
refused by the Porte He hoped 1t would not be
persisted In. If the Egyptian tribute was de-
manded by Russia the matter would require Sc.
rious consideration"
NOTIFICATIONS
Respecting the alleged demand for the expulsion
Of Mussumans from Bulgaria, Lord Derby said that
whatever the demand was originally he believed
that 1t had either been Withdrawn or materially
modified.
CRETE AT WAR;
1t is officially announced at Athens that the Gre
tans nave commenced hostilities In Cydronia, Up
per Corona and Malaras, near Canea. Details oi
the operations are wanting
NO WORD OF THE EXPEDITION.
No tidings have been received OF the steamer
Panheenlon, which went to Crete with war
material.
ILLNEsS,OF PRINCE GORTSCHAKOFF
Prince Gortschak0ff, now at St Petersburg, was
seized with violent attack OF cramp in the stom-
ach on Friday night. He was better yesterday,
though still weak and confined to his bed.
WHY HAS ENGLAND CEASED AIDING THEMf
The International Aid Committee at Constantine
pie publish statement that $4,000 refugees there
are In danger Of starvation
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PROPOSED INEBRIATE ASYLUM.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. rs, 1873
Many Of the leading and wealthy citizens OF New
Jersey have just haj meeting n vneland organize
u State Inebrate Asylum IN that city, Mr.. Charles
MCGEE, q wealthy citizen OF Philadelphia and a large
owner Of vrnesnd properly proposing to donate
500 900 to the institution. fbe aim to asy
ike that IN BiDghamton n. y. There has just been
heid meeting Tor orpaUizaton at which Proless
Wilson was chosen president OF the psthut ou
and the following eminent mcu are among the dircc-
tors :--Presidept McCOsb, OF PriDceton; Orestcs
Cleveland, Of Jersey CITY; George Shepard Page Of
summit; Professor Atberton, vi New Brunswick
General W. J. Sewe OF Camden, anu Judge Nixon, OF
Trenton. VIneand Is considered peculiarly adapted
for such institution, beng very healthy and nav.
Ing no places where liquor is sold.
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MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.
A LOCAL RAILROAD AGLNr LEAVES HOME WITH
NO APPARENT REASON.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

NO APPARENT REASON.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
louisville Pa, Feb 25 1873.
Though the fact was not discovered until Today.
young man named Isaac Miller express agent for the
Phiadelphis and Reading Railroad Company At
Ashland, disappeared on Friday last aud has
not yet been heard from. II was
ut drst thought that no might have
been fou!y dealt with. but upon au examination Of
has effects 1t was found that he had taken with him
the keys OF the company's safe and photograph OF
his wife aud child The most plausible reason that
Can be advanced to account for his disappearanc ce
Is contained ~ the following faets:-Durng the
centennial year the Lutheran Church OF Ashland
made on excursion TO Philadelphia the proceeds OF
which amounted to $500. This money, Miller says
bc placed IN two envelopes, which, through u
mstnke, he cast into the tire WITH
lot vi others that useless As he
man IN gooj Standing ia tho community halt q
dozen gentlemen made up purse OF 5000 and gave
II 10 MN. taxing IA rxcnange his note. THIS note
Will iall due IN lew days, aud II supposed
that Micr ~as unable to meet II, and
could MT stand hts ground. Since HIS departure his
books have been examined and found 10 be
correct. the company being indebted TO him
:or Two months salary. As The safe has
uot yet oecn opened II Impossible TO
state whether or not The company VIII be loser
Miller Is widowcr and the father OF one Child, u
little csr.. whom ho left with HIS mothcr-in- law.
Ashland is greatly excited over tho strange event
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HIGH TARIFF DEMONSTRATION.

PorTsviLLE Pa, Feb 25, 1873
Tho demonstration In opposition to the Wood tarin
bill to DO held here next Saturday promises
to be q grand anair. The manuiac, uring
establishments at Reading, Phenixvillc, Cohsho
hocken, Norristown, Birdsboro and other places
will send largo delegations. II is anticipated
that fully 10000 workmcp will parade and pcti-
ton Congress TO protecr their rghts Reports from
oil quarters Of tie Sohuylkill valley indicate great
onthusiasn, and a monster gathering Is expected.
All classes of tradesmen, mechanics. miners, IRON
workers and farmers will be represented IN tue pro-
ccssion Governor Iartranit end congressman Kelley
ana Cymsr are expected 70 DO present aud address the
meeupa
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LOUISIANA'S DEBT.
AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION PASSED

AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION PASSED
DEATH BLOW TO REPUTATION.
(DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 20, 1878
passed by the Legislature to-day This settles the
question OF convention and forever decides against
any OF reputation of the State debt placing
the bonds the Hrmest basis. The MoGct Punch
bill, the from which will also be placed
the crest fund, will also very probably pass
vass OF the General Assembly showing large ma
j0rity IN Its iavor.
AGAINST REPUTATION.
These measures for the better security OF the State
bonds and placing them beyond dispute we're recon.
mendcd by the capitalists and bondholders ana in-
dorsed by large majority Of the people, aud as this
action OF the Legislature places tho State sodly
against reputation OF any portion OF her bonds tho
iact Is received with unusual favor.
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Earl, BATHURST.

cablegram from London nnounces the death OF
William Lennox, Earl Bathurst, at his city house,
No. 3s Halimoon street. W. The late Earl,
the second and only surviving OF Henry,
third Earl OF Bathurst, was born 1871 and
succeeded his brother as fifth earl 1864 He was ed.
ucaied at Eton and Christ Church College, Oxford,
ana was a fellow vi All Souls (B. A. 1872; n. A.,
1919. He was called to the Bar at Linc0in's Inn
1921. He magistrate for the county OF GIouces
ter was n. L. Tor Weobly 1Sl2-l7, aud Secretary to
the Privy Council, lS97-00 The nrst earl Lord
Chancellor l77l-S. lhis family formerly held ex-
tensivc possessions near Battle, Sussex He will be
succeeded by his nephew. Allen Alexander, having
died without issue.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26-l a. n.
Indications.
For Now England, tho Middle States aud lower lake
region, rising barometer except temporary fall in
the Arst DISTRICT fresh ana brisk north TO west wuis
occasionally high along The coast, ana generally
colder. partly cloudy weather, with occasional light
SHOWS In the last district.
For the South Atlantic States, rising barometer,
northwest to northeast winds, stationary or lower
temperature ana clear weather.
For lhe upper lake region and Upper Mississippi
Valley, rising, followed by falling barometer colder
northcrly winds. shifting 10 warmer soutberly or
eastcrlv. and clear weather.
The Lower Ohio River will continue rising.
Cautionary signals continue at Indianola aud Gal.
vestop
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THE HERALD FAIRLY AHEAD.
From the Sunday Times. Feb "a. 1878

From the Sunday Times, Feb -, 1881
In reviow OF the chances tor a successor TO Pius
TX. the HERALD's Roman correspondent made great
hit IN venturng tho prophesy that the honors would
iall just where they did Africa explored, Europe
daily cautioned against storms and the future Pope
named before any Of tho chimncys OF the Vatican
smoked Hero are honors enough. bat doubtless the
HERALD seeks new worlds to conquer.
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countries, storing up knowledge and nforma.
tion Tor iuture usefulness, the year 1854
'ouhu MIN IN China. where he received from the
government of the Unied states the com mission OF
Consul 1t Nin--ro. lie had that been a tray
ecr III almost every country washed uy the of
the Pacific anu the China H. nsa eeen O u most
every Island 10 tie Indian and Chinese seas aud had
visited hindostan anc The principal cities o mat
Empire, including most of those places which have
20 recently been tue scenes of revolt and oioodshed
la the year ls55 Mr. Harris Tor u brief visit
10 his native State, and while here, received
hcitei, from the late aJinistrlton tho nj
o. Consul General 10 Japan. IN which country IL was
HE good fortune TO sguaze himself as a shrewd and
able dip omatst. aud 10 confer signal benefits his
country. Wniie waiting al New YORK for tho vessel
whlcn was to carry 10 China ou his way 10 mo-
Mr. Harms ved further eyideacc OF the apprc-
cation 10 which his taients ANA character held,
IN the appontmen, given him OF Commissions. 70 me-
gotiatc treaty with tue Empire OF SIAN. He sailed
hence IN October. ls5J VIA England, France and the
Mediterranean. 10 the Straits OF Mslacca. where.
after hav ng been detained about two months at Puo
Panang, by delay IN the arrival OF the San Jacinto
steam rgate, he embarked ON board that vessel for
Bangkok.
HIS eminently successful mission In that country
we'll known. The treaty negotiated by him was
changed and ratified by both countries anu that new
mari o. trade was opsned 10 the commerce oil hm
country
Commodore Perry had accomplished CONNIE ndabis
work obtaining eveu the nrst sIcp toward county
between nations IN the opening oi a few ports lot
Ainericans suffering distress or shipwreck. Beyond
ms cnc step scarcely any progress had been
made toward obtaining facilities of Kindness or
commerce American coin was only received at a dc.
preciatou OF moro than onc-hal, no article OF
cessy could be purchased except through the me.
dunn Of an agent expressly appointed IN each case,
aud this appointment could only be obtained from
Jcddo the capital Mr.. Harris admitted TO the
presence OF the Emperor July, 1858 less than TIVE
years from the time o his arrival mt Japan, the result
oi his tact, courage and pleasing manners The con.
trast presented his conduct OF affairs In the
East with that OF most OF Mr. Harris predecessors
was very marked, aud showed his admirable sk and
hness tor his position. Ana only this, but IL
owing to hts ftankuess and statesmanlxe compre.
hensveness OF mind that Lord Elgin was
enabled 10 conclude treaty tor the benent OF his own
country. He would have been perfectly helpless with
out his aid, aud his lordship, as we'll 40
the English press, have gratefully acknowi-
edged their obligations for his services. His
build was fine porty. forid In appearance,
cordial, genial and resolute IN manner He spoke
French, Spanish, Italian, many the dialects OF
India and China aud japanese. Ho prepared materials
Tor history OF Formosu and also engaged q SINH.
lar work Japau.
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II. w. TAYLER.

W. Tayler, First Comptroller OF the Treasury, al
Washington, was stricken with paralysis yesterday
morning, while at his desk in tho Treasury building,
and Immediately taken 10 his home, where be
died in two hours from the time ho was attacked.
Mr.. raycr was appointed FIRST Comptroller by rresi-
dent Lincoln, ana during tho administration OF Sir.
Chase Secretary OF the Treasury. HIS death
sons universal regret throughout tho Treasury Dc.
partment and in Washington, where he was widsi~
known and respected
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COAL GOING UP.
LEGRArH TO THE HERALD.

by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
EAsroS, Pa, Feb. rs, 1878
The retail coal dealers oi this section have received
notice IRON the mining companies that they
vance tue price OF all coal Bgure or they wifi
not be furnished With any more coal IRON hem, aud
they have IN consequence advanced It's price about
nifty cents on the ton. rho community consider II u
great outrage
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THE NORTHERN INDIANS.
lBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

Dy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BISMARCK, ID. T., Feb. rs, 1878
private message IRON Fort Keosh Gays the Sitting
Bull sensation there is about over, and the best nfcr
nation locates him the other side Of the British
boundary line.
The Cheyenne prisoners at Fort Keogh had brush
with some Sioux during buffalo hunt The Chcy-
enncs killed one sioux and brought his scalp INTO the
post. Bands from the agencies continue 10 travel
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UTAH.
SMELLING WORKS BURNED By IScEYDIARIEs-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AGAINST GOVERNOR

EMERY.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEaALp.l
SALT LAKE, Feb. 2j, 1878.
On Sunday night the wasatch smelling Works on
the Big Rottenwood a few miles south OF Salt Lake.
was en,rcly destroyed by fire. Tho loss - s32 900
and there was no insurance They are supposed to
have been set on IRE by Mormon farmers In the
vicinity. who claim that the tunes destroy their
ianu and kill their cattle.
AN EXTRA WIFE.
On Sunday Moses Thatcher, member OF the Utah
Legislature, and connected with Jay Gould Ia tue
Northern Utah Railroad, took a second vile through
Endowment House.
GOVERNOR EMERY DExorxcEp
In this city The feeling oi Indignation over the sign
ing vi the Election b disfranchsing non- Norm ons
and the bill taxing mines, by Governor Emery. Is in.
creasng, and meeting OF ieauIng citizens is called
ior Wednesday nien ~ Liberal Institute 10 donouncs
the act
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GENERAL LEFAvOUR.

In Pawtucket, Il. l., last evening, General
Heber Letavour thrown from his wagon
by The breaking OF tho forward sxlo,
and received injuries on the head from
which no died about Twelve O'Clock. He served 10
Michigan regiment during the ate war. and has been
AdJutant General OF tue Rhode Island militia since
January. 1875
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MAJOR LEWIS CAsS.

News has been received ut Detroit Of the death oi
Major LOWS Cass at Paris. Sunday, the Path inst
The deceased tho only son OF the lste General
Cass, aud had resided abroad Tor many yoars.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY

Tho following record will show the changes In tho
temperature for the past twenty hours In com.
parison with the corresponding date OF last year as
indicated by the Thermometer At Hudnuts pharmacy
hEKALD Building. No. 2ls Broadway, Now York;
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PELFo W. GARDINER.

Peeg W. Gardner, one OF the oldest retired mes.
chants OF Providence, l., died IN that city yester.
day, aged eiehty-two years Ho was formerly lead.
The New York herald., 1878-02-26
GENERAL puPLESSIa.

General Duplossis died in Paris yesterday from In.
jurios received by fall from his horse IN the Bos Dc
B0ulogue
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Senator William II. Barnum, OF Connecticut; en-
Governor Thomas Carney, of Kansas; Gaicsha A.
Grow, OF Pennsylvania, and Edward r. Bacon, OF
Buffalo, are ut tho Filth Avenue. Asscmblyman
Thomas G. Aivord. Of Syracuse, and ex.Conrressman
Frederick A. Pike, OF Maine, are az tho metropolitan.
Judge George b. Comstock, OF Syracuse, Is a. the
Windsor. Thomas Barring, Of Liverpool, Is at tho
Brunswick Isaac 4. Eaton, OF Kansas, Is at the
Astor. J. X. Emmet. tho comedian, Is At tho New
York Ex-Governor J. b. Page OF Vermont. is At the
ST. Nicholas. Milton Cour.rght, OF Pennsylvania, s
at the Rossmore. Colonel John MondenhaiL United
States Army, and y. q. Bangs, tho SturtcvanI
Comptroller Frederic Ucott OF Albany, s " the ST
James.
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EX-SENATOR wADL'S CONDITION.

CLEVELAND, Feb. IS, 1878.
Ex-senator Wade has been growing steadily weaker
since saturday. His recovery Is considered very
douh n
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benefit Of Gxsss soar aud the will
appear.
A.-DR. T. FELIX GOUKAUD'S ORIENTAL
CREAM MAGICAL BKAuTiriER removes pimplc freckes
and all skin bemishcs and gives clear
x!on, while Its naturaness OF such that
OF cosmetic suspected: harmless Nine. W. Il.
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FRESH SUPPLY OF MISSlSQUOlr SPRING
WATER at CAsWLLL HAZARD a CO.'S. Broadway aud
.9th
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GENERAL MARTINEZ DE ApAR1cI,

despatch statcs that General Martinez dc Aparice
died IN Peru on February ~ Ho was one Of the tew
surviving heroes of Peruvian Independence.
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Average temperature for corresponding date last
year. ..................... a7A
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EUROPE,

EUROPE.
4 GENTLEMAN OF KNOWN fNTEGRIfY, SPEAK
~ ing and writing four languages would represent lrm
New YORK.
A RECENTLY ESTABLISHED COMMISSION F1Rx
Anne Arms trading choice articles. aud is further
United States Applications to be directed prepaid TO X
ing Offices. Rotterdam.
GOLDEN HAIR -ROBARE's AUREoLISE PRO-
Uduces by twoof three applications the beautiful golden
OF al apeheesres and fancy goods desers Sole agents r.
VIEW PUBLIC ATIONs.
RMGHrs, DIABETES, Dkopsy. PARALYSIS.
ncGrssc with medicines therefore the nsta.
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Treatise gratis ONCE aoO broadway, New York.
NERVOUS ExuAusTIoN.-A MEDICAL ESSAY.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.

BILLS SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR
AlBAxf, Feb 20, 1878.
The Governor has signed the following bills
Relative to disabled an ifnals.
The Genera Appropriation bit
Amending the Revised Statutes relative to the duties
OF executors and adm nistrators.
frovidIg means for repairs OF the canals.
Amending tho act Tor the protection OF female en-
ployes IN the city OF New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-24
POLITELY SWINDLED.
The Operations or Young Man who Forged
Mr. ~. w. sage's signature.

Mrs Henry W. Sage was asked on Friday
morning. by polite young man who called on
her. IN the suburban residence Of her husband.
the lumber merchant In ST. Marks place.
brooklyn. 20 interest herself. ns the First Di-
rectress OF the Brooklyn Homeopathic Mater
mtg. In some Homeopathic works. She re-
msed. and then the polite young man solicited
from her awritlen order 10 the Matron Of tho
institution 10 admit him. She gave tho note.
md he went away. 10 the evening the same
Treasurer Of the Maternity at 300 Carlton ave-
nue. and presented her the following. written
on leai torn irom gin-edged memorandum
book:
Please pay t,- bearer ten dosrs and atv rents Si0SO
AMI wth reno { T. you Ms "A. W sAsE.
Hk"oztrN nov. - 1874
The signature was a. well forged that Mrs
shaw had no DOUBT N wis genuine. and 81
though rhs wondered AT the unusual way Mrs.
Sage hal adopted she did not hesitate 10 give
the polite stranger check for SO. 80, although
visitor hai gone. Mr.. shaw went 10 see VI ~.
Sage and found as he suspected, that tn" order
was forgery. Then h" gave DESCRIPTION Ci
the polite young man 70 the police. The money
was paid IN check on the Brooklyn Trust
Company. the payment Of which was stOpped
Al the bank.
Yesterday tho polite young man ofr,rod tho
cheek in payment for q hat IN Javuhsou n storr.
IN Fulton street His actions wore 80 Gus
rested him. lie gave il nunie 10 Thomas
Taylor. aged n. both Mr- Snge and Mrs
Shas recognized him. Justice Walsh held HIM
~ q charge 81 forgery.