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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-03-25

WASHINGTON specials say that the question
of an extra session will be decided by the
Secretary of the Treasury, and that II MI
Window concludes that he can sell the re-
mainiug four per cents at a sufficiently high
price to bring them down to low rate Of In
terest. and take care of the maturing bonds
In this way and out of the surplus revenue
there will be Go extra session.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-03-25
NAVIGATION on THE HUDSON.

ADDISON CorNTY.-At a council of Con
gregational churches recently held at New
Haven, the pastoral relations of the Rev
Stephen knowlton with the church at New
Haven were dissolved at the pastors re-
quest.
Work has been resumed at the Leicester
Junction lime kilns under the management
of George Livingston Il Sons.
During the past season 2,j car loads of
hop poles have been shipped from Leicester
Junction. They We're valued at SIS, l25.-
Horse buyers from Brooklyn have purchas-
cd large number Of fine horses in the couu-
ty the past few weeks.
The necessary amount ha3 been raised for
contemplated improvements 10 Mitidlehury
College.
The addison Comfy J'L,rHa1, which has
been in the hands of the sheriff for some
time, has resumed publication.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-03-25

Postmaster General James is already busy
studying possible Improvements in the pos al
service. He wants, in the first place 10 make
the Postofiice self supporting, aud next to
improve the free delivery service in TIC great
cities and make it as good as London, if mol
better. He mentions 1t as a curious fact That
if the postal returns Of London were cut out
that department would not hc self support
inc
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News by Telegraph.
FROM WARRINGTON,
EXPOETs Il FEBErArn


WASHINGTON, March 23.-The values OF
exports of breadstuifs in February were S13.-
9l9, 600; in February last year, S1l 427, 900
Exports for the eight months ended Febru-
airy 2Sth, 1s2, 400. 900 pounds. Same period
previous year, 1ss. $50, 900 pounds
IMMIGRATION IN February
Fifteen thousand immigrants arrived in
this country during February. The number
OF immigrants arrived during the eight
months ended February 2Sth was From
Germany, 81, 600 Canada, 77,21S England
and Wales, SO, 27G; Ireland, 80, 161 Scot
land. sOIs China, 3j11 all other countries,
81, 073.
MINOR NOTES.
The last argument in favor of an extra SEES
sion is that Dakota can be admitted as a
state, and thus secure two additional repub
lican Senators in December.
Senator Voorhees, endeavored at the OPEN
ing of the Senate to get up his resolution
denouncing National banks. Senator Ferry
opposed the reception of the resolution rs
opening the door for discussion on legislative
subjects. Mr.. Morrill, of Vermont took the
same ground.
The President has nominated VIM. Walter
Phelps to be minister to Austria VIM. E
Chandler to be solicitor-gencral, Edmund L.
Merritt of New York to he consul-general at
London and Adam Badcau 10 he charge
d'affars to Denmark
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-03-25

bid defiance TO political bores. Here, with
NO Admission on Business painted upon
my gate, | propose smoking my cigar in
peace, let the blind old world move on as it
may"
COL Thomas W. Knox Of New York has
received from the King of Siam the decora-
ton of the Most Exalted Order of the White
Elephant because of bis handsome treat
ment of Siam in his books of travel. This is
the first time such distinguished or.er has
ever been conferred on an American, and it
carries with it bushels of rights and privi-
leges. Col. Knox is entitled by it to seven
wives to be addressed as High Old Exalted.
and to be ranked as White Elephant at
dinners, besides having the exceptional
privilege Of committing hari kari, instead
OF being hung or beheaded, when it is nee
essary for him TO depart this world
The New York Times says that it is said
that Mr.. Billings is not at all disturbed by
the rumors that Mr. Willard has bought a
majority of the stock Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company, and that he has no fears
that the enterprise of which he is the head
will ever be subordinated to the Oregon Rail
way and Navigation Company.
Death loves shining mark" In the
early hours of Wednesday morning, the 9th
instant, little Mary, the winsome daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs ]. w. Brock, whose seven
years of sunny life had shed Joy and glad
ness on that household, sank peacefully and
sweetly to her final rest. Saturday evening,
the 18th instant, at nine o'clock, Clara, eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Poland, closed
at the age Of thirteen and one-half years, in
the full tide of bright girlhood, an existence
marked by its brilliant promise, its gleeful
nature, and its buoyant spirits. None saw
these children but to mark them In grace
and beauty of person, childhood AMI girl
hood charms are rarely so happily combined
These two young lives fell victims to the
fatal malignily of that modern scourge, diph-
iberia In each case the patient survived
the attack about two weeks. In each case
peril from the membranous formation was
safely passed, to reappear in the kidneys,
and there successfully to defy the physicians
skill. Montpelier Wdtchman
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VRRGESYEs.-The annual city repor shows
the city poor account to be SIT; POOR farm
account, S25s; tramp account. $3.50 :;
police, S45 street lamps, sos fire depart
ment, 1888; highways, Slj6O The liquor
agents report shows that S6j2 worth Of Ii
quor has been purchased since March q. 1880,
and profit on the amount sold of Ssj4.
after paving the agent u salary of 5000 per
year. The city treasurer's report shows the
receipts to have been Sl3, $50, and disburSe-
ments 81, 2l0; cash in treasury. 5000
The assets in city treasury are SlSi5; the
funded debt of the city, SCI, 500, consisting
of 6 per cent. gold water bonds, amounting
to SIS, 900, and soldiers bounty loan, $500
The total liabilities for the year are Sl1. GEL
assets, 1850; leaving to be provided for by
tax the sum of SS255. The expense of the
city water works for the year amounts 10
SlO2i, and the receipts from wafer permits
rents, etc, amount 10 $780,
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NEW ENGLAND NEWS,
NY5TEEIoUs DIsAPPEAEA~CE,

SUNCoOK, n. H., March 23.-Frank .Ien-
ness of Allentown, living about six miles
east of this village, has been missing since
last Saturday night, and no trace Of his
whereabouts can be found. His horse and
buggy were found Sunday morning near the
barn of Moses K. Lake, on Buck street, with
blanket on the horse, which had during
the night, wandered around an adjacent field
When last seen Jenness was in this village.
about ten o'clock Saturday evening, some
what intoxicated. There are suspicious that
he has been foully dealt with.
CLEAR OF ICE.
GARDINER, Maine, March 23-The ice left
the kennebec river on Tuesday night and
the port is now open to navigation The river
was closed 100 days.
NOTED CRIMINAL DEAD.
BosToN, March a3-Dr Daniel F. KIM
ball, notorious by connection with the
Lynn trunk tragedy" died in the state
prison at Concord last night, aged AZ. His
sentence was seven years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-03-25

The timers of Pttsburg, Pa, will inaugu-
rate strike April |, If their WAGES are not
increased ~ per cent.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-03-25

A Berlin paper PROCESSES TO know that
France will propose that u bI-metallic union
be formed at the Paris conference, each
member TO permit the unlimited coinage oil
gold and silver in the proportion OF one to 10
and n half. 1t would he optional with the
contracting countries TO alter or retain the
coinage of dollars, francs, pounds or marks
ANY person would have the right OF gratul-
Gus coinage in any of the countries, OF the
immediate exchange of coin for bullion ut
n deduction not exceeding two per thousand
Gold and silver coin would be legal tender in
the States coming them. Each government
would settle the quantity and quality OF its
own issue. The acceptance OF silver would
begin the same day in all the cnnsenting
countries, and the convention would remain
in force until the year 1900. And if not
denounced year before this date, to con
stitutc IA iacit renewal until the year 1911,
and soon for periods of ten years
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A Problem for tho Hoak-Keepers

To the Editor of the Free Press and Times;
HISEsRURG, March, 22.-The liquor
agency of this town began the business year
lSsO-S1 with cash, s26 IS; liquor on hand
at cost In market, Sass. 80. During the year
there was paid out for liquor and incldentals,
1854; and $4,000 for agents salary
There was received for liquor. sold, 1915 81 /;
and for barrels 500; and there is on hand
liquor at cost worth $50 80. What has the
town lost in the businessy
The following solution is offered:
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IN GENERAL.
MINING EXCITEMENT IN PENNSYLVANIA.

MINING EXCITEMENT IN PENNSYLVANIA.
READING, Pa, March 23-Local papers
contain lengthy accounts of the intense min
ing excitement at lndiantOwn- Four silver
mines have been opened and ore is alleged
to have been faani in several shafts, sixty
feet deep. Operations are being carried on
day and night. One of the leading operators
and the president of the ore company, claims
to be clairvoyant, who, by his predictions
of silver deposits, and finding ore resemb-
ling silver, aroused the neighbOrhood fifty
miles around. Isaac kreiser, working at the
bottom of the lndiantown mine, was killed
by the fall of an ore bucket. People are
fiocking to lndiantown from MI directions
NAVIGATION on TIE HUDSON.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, March 23.-AH lines of
steamers on the Hudson, except the day lines,
are in operation, and numerous lows passed
here to-day going north and south. Freights
are lively, and the traffic of the season has
fully commenced. The coal famine at seve-
raj points on the river has ceased, and the
price has dropped two dollars alton.
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Rutland NJ. J. Francisco is seriously Ill.
John Mcchan was arrested Thursday even
ing charged with attempting to outrage
thirtccn-ycar old glrl - Patrick Tierney,
about As years of age, employed in the rail
shop of the Rutland railroad, went to bed IN
his usual health apparently, "Wednesday
night, and was found dead III the morning.
, 1881-03-19

o'clock. ro,lsoi her ont Of bod. md thrnAtonol
her With arrest unlesA sho Hhv0 mp tho drcss.
Tho frightened girl handed over tho garthpnt,
and AamOnHkt returned It to thu Fitch womnn.
His action in tho matter was taken without aHy
paper N authority fr0tn the station.
a few slaya after tho occurrence Capt. Buck.
ley heard tho circumstance. md summoned
samonskt lofore him. Ho tuld him he hnt IN
right to tnkp tito t1rces without authority, mitch
lesa 10 give It hAck TO MnlIie Fitch. mud he or
,lercd him IL got tho slrcsa and bring It 'ntp
cultrt. This wns DING, md WHEN tno .tusflce
,resa be returnesl IL Unr. Stevens. III thu mcn,,.
tine "Stsa" Fitch hn,l sworn ont u writ uf
,,tGer armed with this writ, was III tho court
Wlnil tho decision WIS Rttnn. When tho Eir
to'k her dress he pounccA upon It af,d carrled
II Mt.
Tho Stevens Ktrt then swore u,it n writ Of re-
ptIsin FOR her tlt1ta, Rtln tho c1isc clne UP bc-
fore Justice IrInd!vll!g yesterday nttornaon on
IL Ghan.c nr venue. While Moltc Fitch WIS OH
Tho stA,ll Snmonski sat behind her lawyer nnd
directed her testimony by wInks and ntNls md
shakes Of hts hcid. Tho .Iuattcn saw
this by-rny. hut dLl mt say anythng
llhn,it # until tho cnss WINS finished, when
In Ecorei tho Ot1Itcr ro,,Mtlly for hia nctIons.
When aut,o.iEkt wits askcd IT he tad not l.cen
nl1 tho furcp long wllllr his answer WIS. 'We,
] stlnlli1 suile" Isc anh tl,nt II overy police.
!nnt1 who Ind slonn ~ he did III the ctss shunfd
In discharged there Wnlild not he Onc lett IN
tho inrci.--whtch does t1,t fIcuk very well fur
tho futvp. Thu Justice found Il verdict for the
niAIntltf, Corn Stevens.
, 1881-03-19

Its Material Developsnent anA ITS Fut.
nre-An IntcrvIcsv with Cannon, llle
Mormon Delegate to Congress.
CHEYENNE, Wy. T., March ls.--'The Let!tler.
III II comprehensive article, shows HUT Wy
onIins Is betug rapidly developed, md elnI-
grution pouring In. Silver ind gold mines
are being discovered III all tho mountains.
Two big petroleum oil belts are being oper-
nted. Immense soda hikes. sufficient to slip
ply all tho glass factories OF thu country for n
century, hayo Just been purchased by Klass+
makers, WHO will erect works. FArnx In
S0rtIlorn WyouIing are being rapidly taken
up all.l new counties organizing. Tllrco new
railroads will l,o built III thu Territory this
yenr. atld building atMa utilcr improvements
hr1 going III on Nil lia1Nla. The Territory,
Wli1ll lnDro tllan doubled In population III
the Inst decade, will undoubtedly QunurupsU
!M the'present ilecnIt.
'rlI0 Luuief reported ntI Interview With
Cannon, lle al0rniUn Delegate to Congress-
Cannon EXPRESSES confidence IL, 1lltl,untU
ylGtury over Campbell. iiu HAya nll lawyers
and C0ngrcssinell IN washington uKIee tliAt
llo curt be kept out ot Ills seat. TM Idea
was suggested thnt the next House, being
Republican, wau!t. keep h!ha out III tho cold.
liz salti l,u had nlore tn iiopu fur {ru'a lse-
pubilcln House, because the Republicans
nblotrcd the principle whlc!. souEAt to ui.-
seat him. AZ To Coy. Alnrray's visit tn
Mentor several duys betpro hc inauguration,
uni tho announcement that tsurirh Indorse,t
SLurrAy'a nctt0li, tnn.n!l sAfa aio Ind 1t fruMl
gooA authority that tinr!tel!l .tld not np-
prove the giving Of tho ccrtiiicate tn Camp
bell
, 1881-03-19
THE COUNrY-DUILD1NG.

TIE Grand Jury for March will 10 impaneictl
Monlur.
THE prisoners indicted by the February Grand
Jury will bo nrrutEnGti to-day.
T1s Stock Yards conspiracy caso will come
before Judge fIHwcs Mo,..lay. It was tried In
December, and tho jury disagreed.
SrATE's-ArronNEy Mills, It Is thought. viii
DO n1to to be ut bis Office to.dny. Ills trouble
has becn severe cold.
S1IEntFF MANN was 40 fAr recovered from his
Illness yGstertiny as to bG Mble to bi, ut his Glllce
nwh1te. II will be some hAyR. however, before
hp will he able to intend to business.
THE contractor for supplying tho furniture
fur tho now Cnurt-f fiuuRu Is pushing hts work,
and Will tleiiyur the furniture for Ehe FrnbNte
Court Atld l3onrd room tho coming week. liG
hls until Mhy 10 complete tho furniture for
tho other court.rooins und Olliccs. ulll promises
TO be ahend nf tilnc.
THE building exports aro nearly through with
fhUlr investigation Of tho work On tho itw
Court .llnusa, and will commence tho prrptra-
tion Of thetr report, which will pr4bNbly ho pre-
sc1.tc.l to tho County Nonrd at tho lioeting
week from Monday.
IT Is very likely that tho Commissioners will
take enrly stops to hAve u Maryue constructed,
mud tho most sutAl1lo and coIvgI!lent location
tuu atrcct, where the street end IL not it, tlso.
TI.e Coroner t,,,.y occupy thh present ul1lce OF
tho Sheriff In tho Cruinlll Court building, when
nOly l.Re tho ro1tn now tccupIcd by tho Clerk 0f
tho County D0Ar!. Tie Slnte's Attorney re-
fuirca more room, amt may ttl1D ono Of those
now used by tho Sheriff.
, 1881-03-19
ADJUSTMENTS.
LOCAL. THEATRES.

LOCAL THEATRES.
Lottn's engagement ut MoVicker's Theatre,
which begun nsary two wocks ago. Is d.nwtug
10 II cDse. It has been prosperous One. although
tho audiences hayo not boon ns IarRo Us during
her last visit. Thu lIttlo lady appeared last
night In MatAdou's nachlue-lnade play "Ztp,"
In tho lcasllng character Of which she ia we'll
aud fArornby known. She Introduces herADaxu
and lancva udvnntapeolisly. Mr, 7. A. Andcr-
son rcappearcl us Jtslts uailett, nn Italian vnya
bond,--a piece Of character aeting which wo
havo taken occasion to praisc during for,ucr
representations b1r. Cle1nHnt BaiHbrdgo
.na1u II good dcRl out OF the
wcnk pnrt OF ElmurE. Mr.. c. IT,.
bradshaw rs lack, Mrs. George Donifaco M Mrs.
};ihton, and Mtas julia Iinnchett rs FaunV did
we'll. This afternoon ard cvenlnR "Hlp" Will to
repeated. nnsl that VIII os,d tho enlargement.
Tho upcrn season will Open on siu!llAy. at
tho OrAnu tho tiuFrisons In "rhotoa - hayc nut
horo wcli for tho rcnson that they tavo given
tho city lust trtho too much Of their entor-
trnution thnn "phntos" to successr!itIy 10
inanths In thIs oily. IN Asat,iun Might"
y int d'nt9n u R'"{Sa fsow 1t TIN tavsf t'a11
"i'rcatns: or. Fun ii !. photcarsph Gallery
hRs drawn crowds to IIonEsy.a every evening
during tho wenk. Tho t!nnl representation
during the present snEaEensnt vi! oGe,r r.
und ~ The IMnItcs " Will tnkn Possession nf tho
HtaKo. At 1lnveEiy's last nsRht sitss Fansy DNy-
export assumed tho r0lo of Camille. This orun.
!nF sho wi. ne seon as asd in 3 u S%ffr fn M
Twist" Il chnr1ctar which aho bus niwnys pl0ye!
in II powerful tnMnnrr. Miss lMyenl,oEt's en-
EMge,tlBtlt will Und Tomorrow evening, and utl
Mon!ny ilaverys colorcd troupe will bob up
, 1881-03-19

Mtlf-fUUtil ETDfsEN AND H1FlElb.
Another registered .na.l-pouch Inns been lost
willie In tho custody 0f tho 1'ost Office ollIons,
md n,.othcr cusc has becn ata,!c,l to tho ox list
Of such rubtorieB which huvo been committed
II, tho inspectors for Investigation. Ttc ctsc In
pOnt Hdl* force to thc Recommendation which
Capt. White has so oftrn Ilntiu to tho bcpnrt-
1hcnt. TINT H,lnrsls he provided for registered
mntl matter during tho whuo tinlo while III
transit. These ruuerfes have bcet, unrtnfnK1y
frequent Of Into. md 1t looks MS II Nh organized
bA1,tt wns wtrslng thls new Held. fnr tho regis
tered punches nrr invariably NclcctPd ntlt1 the
oTTiS III. S.ry JUL 7ss ncs!rrc 't .,s S oeoek fars
,hly utelling IL Tho vtrInfry Of tho !llos Cen.
tnsl Denot. Tha mali oy.!r the lheag.,, Lnfny-
Gttu & Cincinnati ltuil1,Ii wis delivered ut tho
depot. nt checked out iii sir,t1ht The pouches
were thcn pIIl'l iilton e,,sr1 wagon driven by
Fye rsxssre + M @ wcrS Ike TITO
thc wuKnn BY &. ". Win,lls. mo route clerk,
who ttian rode to the office on tho wnxn1 When
VII. tnun1 oi,e,., n'thouRh beth Ut THO men State
pesiycy shat ;Ss irysr locksd ,, tn, tho tlour
i.''ii'' istsresi mail.tnat,es % from i.po,, WIS wts
found 70 be mi.suE.. 9'he driver must nt @ lgast
Of IL pccnliarconstruction Which permits nf tho
key being w!thht1lwn only when tho bolt Ia
p " ahS gcsssfa tss nsrK SFtS sSo 20
WIS found on tho l.nkcsFront, cut ppcit. aud
rii!sd gf I'LL lts pnckAgcs.,
uH lLHEEGlUlSs AllCF AklG EAMlI41lNkt0ilt EukE
to thu conclusion TINT thn wagon ,wns, not
properly locked, md that tho pouch mud hccn
jnitsl nut TN thu rough ro1tl. TAu officials ut,
thu ltaiIwAy Mnil Scrysce. however, nsscrt tllnt
no punches catl full ont eyesl II tho doors wcta
Wills opon rs tilorc IL taii- board which would
pipLoti is nttnchcd to tho driver or tho clerk,
us they hro both ol.l und trusted
onlptotGs. It Is evident, nevertheless,
TINT th0re sTns crlMtnNl cNrctes1ess s0nluWllrto
ug, Ii tho door bud been properly secured. no
ono could hMvc easily rohbcd tho wagon whllo It.
motion. In thiA connection 1t may be fcninrked
that, whflu tho ciurk II expected 10 10 with tho
Tnxnu 1T thu calmcty Of Iunrsi. ha is obliged to
Sit with tho driver, whero ho CHI bo OF but little
the rtur. tho wagons belng high and loHs Tic
suggestion hasoktcn beef. tnute, but never 9ctcd
upUti, that sent bc provided alid tho guard sta.
t!Uncd tn tho rcnr. ..
Tiu Inspectors were up to last night Unable TO
state how many pncknHes were In tho pouch,
but they wcre lnrstnrh to tho belief that tho loss
would be trl!linR. MS this registered tnntter Is
generally Of little value.
, 1881-03-19
FEDERAL AFFAIRS,

TnE Tons1on Agunt pnll out So, Coo yesterday.
FIFTEEN thousand dollars In gold nrtt $7,OOu in
B.lyer WIS paid out yesterday at tho SIb-Treaa-
ury. The rcculpts amounted to sl4,0GO In silver.
THE internal-revcnuo receipts yestcrtlny
amounted 10 $25,Sa0. Of which go, l23 ,yns fur
spirits, 81, l09 for tobacco nnd cignra, aud $847
for beer.
CoALgcron HARVEY has not yot begun h!s In.
Ebst!Bntl0n Of tho Atrnlrs OF tho lnternntlunni
l!ank. 1t will prubnbly be commenced Monduy.
II might hnve been donu 0arliur, but the bank
h1s becn elgnEctl With oiler nlntters-
TIE sepo;st that at csRt staas. the
t,,eht If tho intcr,or, ts Eunornlly creatt6d by
1hosv wh9 know tho intimacy hetwecn Secretary
tt,at he hlss sons hopes OF being transferred,
TIE gossips at tho Government Iluilsllnx.
whern lang" Jones hns hut few frspnds. III rho
lack VI furthur news nbnut tho MarshntSllp yes-
taking tho c!so out Ut tho hul,t!s Of tho 4tttur
.tcncral ~ Indicative r. Thy g9mE!etu site
as sc m ] "ppontcd as his ss Sw1a scvessur in v tao
thtGrilu, Is still confident VI SUCCESS.
FOLLOWING Ia tho list Of sut!ahEe goods re-
cciveA Vt tho Customs !Iousu yes1urtlny: Joliet
Co., - drums ca.lst,c soda; I. ii. slncnlr & Co..
l00 sucka suit: Chicago Stamping Co1upnny, lHI
xss SSxss tnSats:' itS' al saf rsf Sfs"Ses 81 uSs
llesslans; Wilson Hros., cnsrs dry kn0Is a cAses
lltstcry,l cnse hosiery, cnscs Manufacturing
aoIt. pirir. scott Il Co.. i cnses wooe,Is; Emil
nricr, cnscs tyro- writer's; Z. ". 4 i. FardrlIgv,
IL enscs dry Eoods. Collections. $l1,ilB.
:nE DEM cass was continued yesterday aftcr,
nu0n lct1rG Commissioner HOyHG. * vitst lci
strongust testimony, for tho prosecution Go;ng
l)cAn owod u hill, and tho uther havinx umce
been arrested Ut tho inssanco nf Deat. Md
fhsfE %It "sslry ; n s y!sw Of thS
&l, 900 tU ,HsWGr bgfure tlIg ttr4l!l Jury.
, 1881-03-19

ElGllTEEN MuNTils PON one ASD ACQulTTAL
fDH AHt]THAM
Tho arguments to tilt Jury in tho Aldrieh-
Macdonald caso waa continued III tho Criminal
Court yesterday morning.
ucn. stIles VIVA tho tirst speaker, appearing in
tho intarrst OF Aidrich. lilo read tho Indictment
aui commented upon 1t, and then proceeded u
review tho testimony, holding that jealousy Oil
tic part af thu po!fso authorities WIS Ut the
b,itnni Of tho prosecution. Ilu thought tho de-
fs.elant* bud M dono tA;s put!le gteat service IN
returning tic Gouds, 2nd lnstuha Ut the
In,l!c0 tsytuy 10 tnAko up oaaa lg1l1Ist
them AIlu punish them for lhctr skill
AId atlrUllness ~ detectives, thoy should
have tukutl stops tNwArd eleutlnK u ttepuOlieau
MAyur, with u view to llvtnH A,tlrich, WAn WIS
Republican. uppulnted Superintendent OF Fultcu
llg went I'LL t0 iAIli AltlFich H. prince OF gous
follows, tho Blperlnr II tho riukorlosls und
person whDIn tho bauks Ut the city would trtls,
With h4.NlrcLh Ut thousands Ut dollars, aud tu
rritotAte that but Tor tho teAipuhy OF tho Pink.
urtoAa nsd tho pa!lIu authorities nuthing would
over hAte lMen hcarrl NJ thp persecution.
Mr. Hurry followed Ia t!eEUiIs0 Ut Macdonald,
Anl saia 1t hul GcUn farce Ia undertake 10 try
hin nul Hn uutruRo tt mention llx nauiu In Cx,Ii
ncetiun With GriIHe. Ilo had riot been culleu u
testify, GecauAe the speAker had Thought II en-
ttreIy unnecessary, and ae expected hil noquIt-
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Mr. Num- closed for the prosecution. and