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SPORTING NEWS.

SARATOGA, August 2S.-The iirst race,
free handicap, three-luarter miles, was
won by valtIino; All Even I'd; Paioc 3D..
Time l:l7.
The second race, free handicap, mile and
five furlongs was won easily by Dancheif;
Shylock ID; Clemmie G.3d. Time ?:54.
fhe third ncc, free handicap, mile and
eighty yards, was won by BrOther.tO-Grin-
stead; Lucifer ID; Kinney Sd. Time :5Ot.
AIeaner sold In the field for so in pool
OF $500.
The fourth race, three-quartcrs OF a
mile, was won by Dan K; Higgins I'd
Patrick Sd. Time l:i6f.
LEXINGTON, August 2S.-The two year
old trot Mt the Lexington fair to-day was
won by Momento. Time 2:5T.
There will be trot for three year olds
tomorrow. The time in this race Is ex.
pected to be very fast.
PrTrsBuRGI, August 2S.- The second
days races at Friendship Park were good
Tho unfinished 240 race OF the preceding
day was concluded by Barker, winning thC
| ffth heat In 2:37l; Underwood second
Jesse Il. third, Tom Boyne fourth.
There were three starters in the 80
race, purse 500. Judge Waith, 3, 8, 8
Bay Fannie, |, !, !; Little Room, 3, 9,
Time 9:A0!, 9:a9l, 9:al.
In the 2:;D pace, for q purse Oi $500
SorrOl Jim was drawn; Sleepy Dan, !
3; Flora J, 1891; Geneva, 22 9; Time
4 9:9I, 2:3s, 2:s, 9:37i
The conclusion OF the race was post
poned until tomorrow from beliGfb by til
i Judges that Sleepy Dan had been tamPere,
with, -4
ScIPro, n. Y, August 2S.-The raj
postponed the Kennedy-Rley boat ract
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THE nonRoR OF THE PORTER.
pr. Carr Returns aud Tells HIS Expe'
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-=-----ri rienee.
Cincinnati commsreial.
DR.. L. G. Carr, who left the steamer
John Porter Thursday, arrived in the city
DR.. Carr is very indignant at the fellow
who instigated the telegram accusing Dr.
Slough Of deserving the steamer, and says
that it is slander. DIR. Slough left when
nothing remained to be done. He says
ave would have gone together u | had
not promised Captain Bickerstati 10 see
him safely on his way. But in the morn
inp succeeded in placing the captain
untlcr the care OF one who would look 10
his safety, and the promised trained nurse
not hayIne arrived was under tho neces-
sitv Of remaining with the two then hope;
los cases until tho end. ] remained nntil
Thursllay evening, when the last man died,
with the exception OF the mate. Aiter
having ouarantfned the mate, Andy Arm
strong (and better hearted, Drawer man
never Iiyed), upon one OF the barges, no
further danger Il to be apprehendedt as nc
was In q perfectly sound conditioh, ! u'on
loft for home. A.. ,,..,, 80, ,h,
river. SEQ . commun ication from u, Iotss
mouth, published in the Gdidte' sigheo
TDr,n saying: ,
GOnC Of the physicians on the John, q
Porter says they were shabbly treateqM ~ u
Portsmouth. This creates . wrong ~
preston. The physicians were perm ltteS y,
ltocome on shore and make known uigl
wants, which seems to have consisted u
q little whisky aud little beer Also,
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NAHAN's GROVE.

,..,,rCo ". Va, August IS, 1878.
,.is,.i,sos D, oirhs In'elIisenoet. =,
'I5s ~ morning at 80 o'clock the mem
,.,J ,DD lhe NJ. +, Sunday School, thei'
',.,,,. s,,% guardians and friends boarded The
l.I,I .,.S' coaches Of the =. W. & Ky. Rail
IhnDI for Mahan's Grove, there tC
LINZ vi ,be ,lay picnicing. The morning
go rain, which no doubt detcrred
-, ., ,tnm joining the party. However
=, ope going seemed happy and de,
.S .,,,1scl on leaving dull care ut home and =.
r.,Ii.,a ,I day OfpIcasure in one of Gods
b temples , ,,,,,,,,
y ~ ,sb olI sol shonc forth in all his
is,.rr T sending joy to the merry pic
-, - , nll rooi time was had. Gro.
.,g', ~ ,rEas. plays Of various kinds and
y ,.;e, rTI, were indulgcd in to considen-
w ,,,,r, ~ NJ could tel a good one or two
tIs|I 1"r,tbr foo, racing, hut we dare not, Us u,
. sgsJ ,hr Tnilcr sex, to whom we all
~, ,.rbmit al last, would ring our cans so
n, Would not he able 10 report anoth'
~ - :, ION We arr allowed TO say, how:
~, ,blthr time made was good. Old
vI " ,srBs enioyv,l themselves. We heard
=. I'm Nv That everything was enjoya-
! Tsb,r IN that tomorrow will be favorn-
VIZ Bn hrnitz' excursion to Wash
asan the second. :.
a, N rain in the right place-nntiring
5E,,5yt. to accommodate the travelling
WEtt,hc grove toslay, We went up
S,rJIsayilletU Look around, We found
hr an, comparatively speaking, like most
dbsblts ust now dull. The citizens
N unplaiaing very much about the
ITsktnness and nwdyiSm on tlIeirstreets.
IsTmorl,hat the City Council has or
asd lle arn4i Of all persons found in
1irlonthe streets Oi the city. Tmmps
nlhitvs an ala annoying the people
ba allHHingGxtcnt.
Wema Capt. Nathan Wintringer at his
nirHce, engaged in some light exercise
i,he .haIeOi Ornamrnting his premises.
IlssrOycing rapidly from his late sick
10, anil will bc ready to command the
A!tsO'Neal when there is water for her.
q. B. q.
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DErRoIr, August 2S.-The following is a
list OF the persons injured by the accident
on the Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad
to-day: VIM, Brown, Of Reed City, seri-
ously injured in the back; D. NJ: Collins,
Of Lushington, bad scalp wound; Chas.
w. Rose, OF Baldwin, badly injured In
the side and head; Mr.. Huggleson, skull
fractured; P. Crowley, badly hurt in the
back head and shoulders; ]. D. Fosgote,
OF Reed City, ribs broken and injured in
ternally; Judge White, Of Ludington,
shoulders injured; T. S. Hazard, arm
fractured and injured internally. The
cause Of the accident remains mystery.
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BUFFALO, August 2s.-Charles F. Wood
aged 20. claiming to be the son Of the Pres
ident OF the Chicago Board Of Police, and
James D. Smith, OF Chicago, were arrested
last night for attempted blackmail on two
Buffalo young men found in questionable
company Of two Chicago girls claimed by
Wood as his sister and cousin. Pistol.
were freely displayed. One thousand
dollars was demanded rs satisfaction mon
ey. The prisoners partly acknowledged
the crime. They were committed for ex
animation,
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WASHINGTON, August 2S.-ForT Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley, cold, clear or partly
cloudy weather, winds mostly northerly,
and higher pressure. For the Lower Lake
region, colder clearing weather, variable
winds, mostly northerly, and higher
pressure. For the Upper Lake region,
the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
Valleys, clear or partly cloudy weather,
colder northerly, shifting to warmer south
and east winds, stationary or falling, pre-
ceded in the south and east portions by q
rising barometer. The rivers remain
nearly stationary.
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DETROIT, MIcH., August 2S.-A serious
accident to an excursion train on the
Grand Rapids & Indiana railroad occurred
near Lockwood about noon to-day, by
which thirty.tivc persons were injured,
several seriously and three fatally. Two
of the coaches jumped the track and
went down an embankment., The
train was filed with excursionis,s from
Manisto and Ludington, bound for Grand
Rapids The wounded were taken to
Grand Rapids for medical attendance.
Tho cause Of the accident is supposed to
he a broken rail.
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Meeting or bishops.

NEw YoRE, August 2s.-A special meet
ing Of the House OF Bishops was held to-
day. Among the Bishops present where
Whipple, ofNlinnesota; Green, OF Miss.
issippi, and Smith, Of Kentucky. II is
said the object Of the meeting Is to trans
act some general business, and among the
matters that may be taken up Is the resig.
nation Of Bishop McCoskrey, Of Michigan,
The meeting was private, with Presiding
Bishop Smith, OF Kentucky, in the chair.
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ToLRDo, August 2s.-The Toledo &
Woodvillc railroad, being the northerly
sixteen miles Of the road between this city
and Mansfield, Ohio, was sold today by
the city Mt pnblic auction, the purchasers
being the Northwestern Ohio Railroad
Company, a corporation created in the in
terest of the Pennsylvania Company. The
price paid was $2S1 600.
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Asuppo.cd remedy for yellow Fever.

DETROIT, MIci., August 2s.-Parker,
Davis & Co., manufacturers OF chemicals
Of this city, announce the discovery of u
new remedy for the dreaded sconrgc OF
yellow fever, which is fluid extract Of
the leaves Of an alpine shrub, found upon
the Andes in Chill. This firm have com
mcned the manufacture OF the medicine,
and have already shipped large quantities
to Memphis, and offer to forward to the
physicians Of the afflicted cities Of the
South, free of expense, an abundant sup
ply ofthe new remedy. The knowledge
Of the remedy was brought from Chill by
Dr Chas A Inrpmn 81
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FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON, August sit is feared that
Lazis will burn Batoum. The Bosnia IN
surgents are estimated at 5000, The oli
nese mission is about 10 90 20 Russia re-
garling the frontier questions.
HELP rItoM LIVERPOOL ron EiI.owrEvERsrF'
FEREItS.
LIvERroOL, August 2S.-At meeting oil
influential citizens to-day, presided over
by Mayor Whitley, resolution was
adopted inviting the public to subscribe
for the relief Of the yellow fever sufferers
OF the Gulf States OF America, and COM
mittee was appointed to collections.
LONDON, August 2S.-'The racc for tho
great Ebor handicap to-day was won ~
". s. Cartwright's three-year old colt
Enlrnn Il
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That Plank Walk.
WHEELING, August 2S, 1873

WHEELINui August 2S, 1915.
Editors Intelligence.
As Council ut its last meeting instructed
Street Commissioner White TO repair the
board walk on South Front street, Island,
would it not be well il Mr.. Street COmmis-
sioner would reconstruct 1t, SO rs to be
lasting, instead Of using the old worn out
planks that will be nearly II not quite as
bad rs ever in q few months. Two hun
lrcd dollars, property invested, will give
us an available walk six feet in width. The
present patching up is three feet wide
and anuisance. "A RESIDENT
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rhe Ycllow re,er NJ pllt,nurgh.


Pittsburgh Commercial 0i Yesterday.
Every one employed on the ill-fated
towboat John Porter on her trip up the
Mississippi and Ohio seems to have taken
the yellow fever. Tho latest one heard
from is. John Callahan, thirty-fve years Of
age, who left the boat with Capt. Bicker-
staff, and arrived ut Beaver on Saturday,
last. He got off the train there, and walked
three miles to Freedom, to the house OF
his brother, He was thcre taken i'll, and
on Sunday, at consultation Of physicians
= Drs. Marquis, Mcfarland and one other
it was concluded he was undoubtedly
suffering from yellow ieSer; having all the
symptoms, even to the black yomit. His
condition at last accounts was considered
critical, although hopes were entertained
Of his recovery. He was employed as at a
deck hand on tho Porter, and was@ith her
continually on her trip up tho rivers until
Gallipolis was reached. His brother lat
whose house he now Isl is in the South
searching for him. sl ss.ttrti 3
WHAT A PITTsnuRGHER SAW.
A gentleman who has Just returned from
an extended trip through the South, and
more particularly in the region ut present
scourged with the yellow fever, says that
the sights and scenes onthe trains are alb
soluely pathetic and painful. Fromall In
foctcd points the refugees are tlocking
northwartl and every train is crowded to
| It's fullest capacity. In some OF the cans,
especially those coming through from New
Orleans and Memphis, II IL no uncommon
sight 10 SEQ car after car filled with little
| children packed In cots In rows, and rs q
case OF fever develops among them, the
grief and agony OF th0ir distracted parents
Is sight pitifll In the extreme. Louis
\ vile, XIV, rs vet has not barred Its gate:
against the refugees by quarantine rcgula
/ tions, aud consequently there Is large in
1 iiux Of refugees ut that city. There ha'
been quite 4 number Of yellow fever pA
tients here but thOy have gs yet all beet
imported ones. The cars OF the dill0rpn
4 railways extending into the afflicted sec
tions have all been thoroughly disinfectet
and n strong, sickening odor OF carboli
aGi1 Is pprpgptible everywhere in Mem
phis. whore tlIo disease has assumed o pc
cuIiarly malignant form, How long TIL
scourge will last Il Is impossible to deter
mine, but ut It's present iqtal rite II will al
mostdepopulRtC some Of theprincipal cite
OF the South.
ANOTHER cAm tSTIR cry IFH
Another oase OF yellow fever reached tn
city Yesterday on the s Pm. train ovGrth
! Panhandle railroad. DIR. Hallock, one {
/ tho inspectors, discovered on the trai
/. coming To tho city man who was quit
ID and had the symptoms Of yellow feve
r Accordingly, when tho train reached u
, ejty the man was taken 70 City Hall, tn
. case reported 70 the health anshOriiSs an
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NuIcihnI.

ClxcMNArr, August 2s.-Moscs Kramer
well known local politician Of this city,
committed suicide this morning. Domes.
tic trouble is supposed to be the cause.
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SARATOGA, August 2S.- The paper man.
ufacturers in convention to-day appointed
committee 10 arrange the work for to-
morrow. The trade meets to consider
matters affecting the general good and tho
best means OF insuring business stability.
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CScrSSArr, August 2S.- Two prominent
whisky firms Of this city, w. W. Johnson
& Co., and Elias Block & Sons, were arrest
ed to-day, charged with counterfeiting the
trade mark 20. r." and Ribbon and Seals,
on a warrant sworn out in the U, $. Court
by John NJ. 0'Donnell.
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IxDrASAroLls, August 2s.-Thc State
House Commissioners to-day awarded tho
contract for building the new State House
to Kamacher& Denig, OF Columbus, Ohio,
Mt 81 oil, 100. fu I'd
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,.-,ox- There was slight error III
.a,,, ' contributed for the benefit o.
y INV r'g fever sufferers by the Mystic
s,'N Mason. at Grafton, rs published
:, 4, i..pr , of Tuesday. 1t read twenty
: y inII,r. Man bn, should have read thirty
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Arrival OF Postmaster General Key and

OMAHA, August 2S.-Postmastcr General
Key and party arrived tonight They will
be given reception tomorrow morning
and at noon leave over the Union Pacific
Road.
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CoaI Auction.

NEw YoRx, August 2s.- Atthescranton
coal auction to-day 10000 tons Of steamer
and CRATE sold at S 52l; egg s. 65a3 70i
stove S. 97!a4 90; chestnut 3S7!,
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John Meissel, the alleged fugitive from
Chicago, was arrested in New York last
night.
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Pir,y Petitions In bankruptcy.

NRw YoRE, August 2S.-Fifty petitions
in bankruptcy were filed in this city and
Brooklyn to-day.
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ik1 gtteltiaeneef:


v.nnI,Iican friends will please notice
O,%,'hi ~. Ohio County Committee have
ID 'Iy o,inary meetings to be held or
5t',.i,,. dTsg, september 7th, at the place place,
s'a'il!' ,,a ,,,ll. ior the purpose of elect
''''5 ,5..,,,., y. n,. to County Convention, to
q q, '''I-a,' ~ :, ,be Court House on Tuesday
Il ~, :, r0,h. The Committee hope
Si''D,E, n,E. district, will be fully represent
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to-day denoted twenty-five dollars to the
Memphis sufferers.
TWELVE HUNDRED DOLLARS FROM KANSAS

KANSAS CRY, No., August 2s.-J. S.
Chick, President Of the Relief Association,
has sent to the suffering southern cities
twelve hundred dollars.
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LITTLE Rock, August pa freight
on the Memphis Railroad goes as far as
Forest City tomorrow, in charge OF Sheriff
Rottakin, for the purpose Of taking sup
plies to the people along the line Of the
road. The eolored lodge Of Mas0ns here
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wARSEn STONE, NJ. D.


At Charity Hospital yesterday DR.. Sanl.
Chaplin inaugurated n course OF treat
ment which, u entirely successful, will
rcvolutionize the treatment OF yellow fever
cases. The patient operated upon had
been without medical attention twenty
four hours, had only taken seidlitz pow
der and 10 low, in fact, was the man that
the attendants expected him to die
every minute. At the time his pulse
was 100 minute and the temperature 105
degrees and two-tifths, the patient was
stripped naked, and placed upon one OF
DR.. Ribb's fever cots, which Is filled with
mcshes, and contains beneath an India
rubber receptacle TO contain water. A
sprinkling can OF water containing lump
Of ice was prepared, and the patient was
sprinkled until the temperature was re-
duced rs low as 99' and the pulse was fora
little while reduced TO 90. The body be-
came refreshingly cool, all the fever
disappeared and the patient fell into gen.
tic slumber and rested well during the
night and this morning the house surgeon
Metcali, reports to DIR, Chappin the patient
doing well; temperature 100 3.5 this morn
ing; passed good night; all favorable
to a speedy recovery; sprinkling still con-
tinues. Tonight the patients tempera.
ture Is reported the same US this morning
and his recovery Is confidently expected
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(inENApA. AUG. 2S.

Nurses and everything else arrived.
Machinery in good working order, Six
deaths since yesterday. Weather bad.
Keep us well supplied with fresh beef;
can't do without It. viii have to rely upon
you for champane. ra.a
[signedl WARNER STONE, NJ. D.
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PmLApELPHrA, August 2s.-Arived-
YRdsFland, Antwerp
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Lois and Gobs of Greenbacks

sIrp Yo.r Baskets mud FIJI Your Tar-
rs-Ihs Movement mp In Ilrookc Coun-
J-onIy Twelve Hundred Millions More
dPaptr Money Observation-Disclosures
Alht ClArksburr Convention. .
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YArAL CASES AT cINcINNArf.

CNcISxArI, August 2s.-Harris, Haskill
and Blanche, who came here from Mem
phis last Saturday to escape the plague,
died in this city to-day OF yellow fever.
Mrs. Onfner and child Of man named
Dcssaner, also from Memphis, are under
treatment for fever in the hospital. Three
or four OF the cases previously reported
taken to the hospital are recovering.
NEw YoRK, August 2S. Liberal collec'
tlons are making everywhere for the vel
low fever sufferers.
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CoLuMBus, o., August 27. The contri-
buttons for the yellow fever sufferers now
aggregate over eighteen hundred dollars.
OF this amount seventy.tiye dollars was
contributed by Jewish society.
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AID FROM FALLS CITY, NEBRASKA.
FALLS CRY, August %. The citizens Of
Falls City, Nebraska, raised and expressed
sl62 to the yellow fever sufferers OF
Ernnnhn Mig -----.
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the Know-Nothing candidates. This
was the campaign when Hoffman
was elected to Congress, and Gen.
KimmelI to tic State Senate when
with Hon. John A. Lynch, Ulysses
Hobbs, Esq, and others, at Creag.
erstown and other places 10 the
county, Mr.. Dill argued the peculiar
doctrines of the Know-Nothings, or
Native Americans, az inst the Dem
ocratic, party, which was charged
with employing the foreign vote to
the injury of the country. But times
have changed, and the youthful ora
tor Of 1857, instead Of denounc;ng
electors of foreign birth, utters now
sweet words of praise and seduct-
lively invites them to lend a helping
hand to place him in the Gubernato-
rial chair. Fine eloqaence that was
once potent in setting forth the dan
gers. which the speaker claimed,
threatened the country through the
wicked Vaccinations of natnralized
citizens, now is turned to sweet notes
Of persuasion that these same per-
cons may swell the colamns of his
Democratic supporters. AID his
friends are making earnest efforts to
suppress the evidence that his
name was once among these, who
were vigorous defenders of the claim
that none but native Americans
should be elected to fill official posi-
ton. Times may change, but the
Democratic party is true to its guild
ing motto. ''all things to all men. -
provided thereby it may secure a
place at the public crib for its raven
Gus office-seekers, and A. III. Dill is
a fair specimen Of the consistency Of
his party.-Harrisburg Telegraph.
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FoRT FErrEaNAN. Wy Sept. 26.-
The mail from Me Kinney was cum
ped" this afternoon NIB "a, tgclty-two
miles north OF here by twelvs masked
men. They succeeded ia surprising
tie two soldiers sho were acting Is
escort, geitiag the drop on them
before they had an OPP i~rsuajty to
draw their seapJas TIA, norses aad
arms % the cav 4lryuael were takeI,
aud the m al ID trou gtiiy rassIckeu.
Mes.rs. TiliJtion & Snyder, past
Traders here aai ut Mckinney, were
passengers GA The mail NagpB. bus
having osea robbed Of up~ards Of
three hundred dollars q fe~ DAYS
before, while on thsir say from Old
Mckinney ID the new POST on The
Clear Fork. the highwaymen secured
very little booty from them. This
part ef Wyoming is Infested With
horse thieves, robbers and sc0uhdrels.
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Attorney Arrested fer stealing Books


DETROIT, Mich, Sept 26-lIon.
Thomas Harland, OF New York, was
taken into custody by uRiled States
Marshall Matthews on his arrival
from the west. The Warrant for bis
arres; was issued upon The affidavit
of Assistant United States District
Attorney Sherman, If New York.
The arrest Is 10 Consequence "f the
removal Of certain books from UIited
States Commissioner Maynsfd's ciice
at Ms;quete, Monday evening, while
testimony VAS being taken iu The in
om tax suit of the United S.ates W.
Samuel j. Tilden, Mr.. Harlan being
one of the attorneys for defendant