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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-27

Captain Couch, of the steamship Roanoke, OF
the old Dominion Steamship Line. on February gu ns
voyage this port to Norfolk sighted on Copos
the schooner Emma Aery ashore with her c0ors nyhg
Union down. He went relieve her II possible running
the steamer thin miles of the schooner mat Dcng
as near shore dared The wind ana sea were
nigh and intense He thought tha' IL Wouu
DO Impossible 10 save the OF the schooner seven ia
all-who were seen cluRing TO the rigging. Captan
Couch was aided by J. f. Dole his first officer ara our
They had great difficulty In getting 10 nne
schooner owing to the terrific gale and The hgh seas
After pulling three and ahaf hours they reached me
schooner which was all under water except the DOW
spirit aud the top OF her The captain OF te
schooner heavy man, and In bis efforts 10 get INTO
the boat he FELL overheard. After much labor ne WE
pulled and all the crew were saved Inc poat Was
absent from the ship about five hours AFTER ner rotI
It found that the crew Of the schooner anu oi
the boats crew severely frOstbliten IN Iecosi
ton Of the bravery displayed by tho crew from the
Roanoke. the HfeSavng Benevolent Association ~
ed a GOLD medal each to Captain Couch ana 10 Mr Doo
and 10 the seamen who formed the boats crew eaoh
silver medal and $25 The Old Dominion Steaunshn'p
Company supplemented this by giving captain ouo 49,
handsomely crossed complimentary letter lroh e me
president Of the company. TO Mr. Dole ihey gave ,t 30
gold watch and to each OF the boats crew sun VI
Clothes The presentation took place on lhhrsuay U
no. I'd the Roanoke. MeSsrs Hand ana Lyons, vi
of tho as ISOLATION, and Captain Bourne anu MI.
on behalf OF the company, making inc re'Po'''0
fAFin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-27
HELD FOR FORGERY IN A DIVORCE CASE.

The Uhlmann divorce case. WhlCh hau nlucn
notorety at time of the trial has left blnn now
lot of actions which take the form OF lnuctmen
for perjury simon Uhmann brought suit for divorce
against Mrs Carrie Uhmaun and she made oher carses
against him. On the trial OF the case before KISrce
Theodore W. Dwight two witnesses. Thomas A. kODDihs
and George II. Morris testified that In June ioSu' Iney
were employed in painting the WOODWORK ~ Mr' UNI
manns house. No 81 West Fifty.siXthst and happening
to open door saw him with Young woman noo Ms ~
wife Another witness for Mrs. IhtnaIn, "illhh IL
Arnott testified that in July, 1851, lie Ioue up 10
Uncle Johns Hotel" Eighty Dinth-st ana fItaNe
remain for an hour. The three Witnesses konoIhs,
Morris and ArnOtt, indicted yesterday ana were
arrested on bench from the Court OF General
Sessions The charges that all OF the Witnesses per
ured themselves in giving this testimony. bal was
lived al - 900 ia each case Alfred A. l1scomb, OF
No 700 Broadway, gave bail for Robbins ana MOTIFS
William l. Van Dolseu gave bail for Arnott.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-27

IT0iN TIC RochftTet NtInoeTdf nnd CHRONICLE.
Professor George +. Comfort, of Syracuse
Univ ersity addressca the Joint Committees
the Senate and Assembly yesterday favor OF the
bill to transfer the appointment OF Superintendent. OF
Public Instruction from the Legislature to the Board of
Regents or the University Preseason Comfort who IL
to be credited with the Inspiration OF the BILL made an
elaborate argument In It's behalf lie claims that
passage of the bill would introduce unity In the super
vision OF public education by the state . Our
prominent educational associations have, on several
occasions declared ID favor OF mntcatiOn with the Re
gents the head OF the combined aud Harmonious
system The friends OF unihcatiOn do not contend
TOR any rights OF the Regents IN the prcmises They
simply say there would be wisdom In comforting the an
pontmeut OF tho superintendent upon the Regents or
upon such body IL Is not probable that Professor
Comforts bill will be passed by this Legislature Time
Will not suffice for the necessary discussion; hut the
time will when NewIOTk viii unity Its euca
system so divided and really RgOnstic To eBch
other In Its segregated parts The constitutional
ton, rs have already said will be "A Competent body
10 which 70 refer tho DENOMINATION Of tho lsane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-27
NETS FROM THE SUBURBS
VARIED CAREER OF CAPTAIN SYDNEY

FAhIED ONTNI@I-EtU r O1hT ''H ...., =,
Detwciler & Street the fireworks manufacturers or
Jersey CRY received additional Information yessea
about Captain F. W. H. sydney their former &
IN the county Jail awaiting sentence Iol W
beZzng 800 from the firm. letter from jam
Tufts soda water manufacturer OF Boston says th'
Captain sydney I'm his employ In 1870 ana slnoGI
zled large sums OF money from HIM Mr.. LUIS ~
states that sydney married young woman III o..
and terward deserted her Sydney claims 10 De sun
OF Admiral Hamilton OF the British Navy; anu say .
that no In command OF Runboat IN MS ihtnrt
among the Beers In tho Transvaal ana says tuaI 10
To this country to purchase arms Tor the Iels
Nova Scotia he married Miss Allison ana II "a TWO
children, but they and their mother dled sWlucniS
From Nova Scotia no went to Boston. wnere ne was cn,
pluyed by Mr. Tufts aud later went steannoatin2 on
the Mississippi Five years he went 10 Jersey Sy
a book agent and met Detweer street. upon Wnolh
he made such favorable Impression that lheJ enn-
ployed HIM as their con idental bOOkkeeper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-27
WHAT GOING ON TO-DAY.

Broadway Railway investigation, Room NO. A. feu-
eral Building. ii "a. m. -, $500, ,.,.,orn
AuctioE sale Of Pierre Lorillards horses. Jobstown
49,. 80 On
a.. $3.50 e.o,,o
Knox Broadway Railway injunction case supreme
Court. 1890 H. III. ,., . TT,
intercollegiate Athletic Association Fifth Avenue Ho
New.York Athletic Club boxing and wrestling tourna-
ment, Tammany Hall, p. nj.
Phi Beta Kappa meeting, Clarks, evening.
Aldermen's Committee Railroads, City Hall, noon
Geoghegan reference before Referee Lyon
Open Board o! Brokers case before Referee HoWahu'
noon. ,,, 80
sartorus reference case before Referee Perkins. 10
a. A., III,
Council Of American Economical Association, Hamil-
ton Hail. r. III. ,, ~, o
German Society annual meeting. Licderkranz Hall.
r. -
Meeting Of Commercial Travellers Morton House,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-27
SIZE or rIERkE AoRILAAhDS HoRsEs ro-nAr

the sale of ficwc LOrillard's stable Of race.
horses takes place to-day TIE EanCoca- stock Farm.
Job-tOwu y. j. special trn Tor the sale wII leave
the Pennsylvania Railroad station At 800 a. There
IL much SPECULATION to what the animals Will hrug
As II Is the greatest sale Of racchOr-e- That has
taken place IN Amt ucd, some OF the estimates Wild
but certain that the figures many OF tho animals
Will 20 mp among Tie thousands.
Dew DIop the best twOycarOld out last year and
there Will be- sharp competition for her No doubt she
Will bring considerably over $1,000 as several Irnmi-
Hent racing have declared that they Viii high
A. that for her Then there are four three ycar-OIs
that are exceptionally good aud Will sell Tor hgn prices
Minfrcd. own brother Ia Wanda Walter H.. FOR
whom his owner paid 10000 last fall lOntlcO. out Of
the same dam rs Pontiac; AMI Cyclops
OF the allagcd horses Pontiac Will 81 course. cause
the shnI hCdlug. II Is said that A. j. Alexander Of
the O0dJun stock Farm, OF hentucks, wants LIN for
breeding purposes amt VIII srId nina up 10 $4,000.
while A. j. CasHatt vshcs to the hCfbc, IL Is
said. MADE up his mind to to about the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-27
1.-THE HElTHry CHiYEE" ASA MODEL.

The art club yesterday wished TO procure n
Cmnamnn for Il model The story or their adventures IN
search OF would make horse laugh. What they
wanted was q common Chinese laburer In his working
re.s ana they offered dollar hour for such
SIT ana lot them draw his portrait. But although the
matter clearly explained To various gangs OF China
men by their English polking countrymeu for long
time. no could be- found to take the jon. Ju,t
whether their reluctance to model from
fear that the members o the club would do Justice
the MOngOlAn style OF beauty, from bashiulness
could be ascertsined At length ellnw agreed
Sit but when lie the array or rubber pipes and
TN shades aud the for supporting the lights,
heart failed him and he III out. lie TO the cOncu
sion that no to bc skinned and stuffed and kept Tor
model after his had vanished from the country,
thirty days hence nnd he Thought he too young
be martyr to the cause OF science After considerable
trouble another model secured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-27
SUICIDE OF A WIFE-KILLER.
POUND DEAD ON HIS KNEES IN THE CELL.
FRIEND TRIED IN VAIN TO ROUSE HIM-THE
cRIHK FnR WHICH HE WAS LOCKED UP.

CRIME FOR WHICH HE WAS LOCKED UP.
Charles Boulin Swcde. has been prisoner In
the Tombs since November 20, awaiting trial Tor
killing his wife. Yesterday Mr. and Mrs johnson.
who were friends of the prisoner, called to see MN
ut p. n. The couple were taken to BouHns cell
on the second tier OF the prison. Keeper D0wney
told johnson to go forward to Bouins cell and he
pointed il out to him. johnson went to the coli ana
finding the door closed he called once OF Twice
10 the keeper and tod him lie could not rouse
sCharley." Downey then pushed open the door
and looked in. He saw Boun kneeling beside his
cot as if ID PRAYER The keeper entered the cell and
going up to the prisoner found him dead iron a
cash that had severed his jugqlar VEIN 5oae-
handled pocket knife, with its blade freshly sharp
ened and as keen razor lay on the bed where it
had fallen from the mans nerveless grasp. The
prisoners callers were sent away as quickly as
pOssbe and the dead man was removed TO the
prison yard. BOulin was bi Oad-shOuldered man.
finely built, age forty-twO; and at ore time had
been sailor After leaving the sea ne Settle9 doWh
TO keeping sailors boarding-house. He belonged
TO an association of sailors clearinghouse keepers
AMI yesterday afternoon delegation from his as
SOciatiOn called at the IOmbs to tell Warden El1
that they would bury him. They found that the
sead wagon had removed the body to the Morgue
"Peope will be apt to say that 1T was careless
ness part to permit a prisoner TO keep a
knife" said the veteran Warden to a TRIBUNE re-
porter last night but it is fact that every day
o 9 o'clock IN the morning the prisoners cells are
searched for knives, etc Bonins cell was searched
as usual yesterday. Where they manage to hlie the
knives is mystery. lie had few visitors the last
beng yonng sailor who called to see him ten days
ago He probably thought that his chance OF lie
was not gre at and remorse for his deed may have
prompted him to kill himself He showed no signs,
however, of brooding or melancholy Lately. Dnt
talked to his keeper cheerfully little time before
he killed himself" go
Boulln and his wife lived a cat and-dog life Mt
their boarding. house, No. IL Carlisle-st. Alter
drunken quarrel the husband was reused on the
morning of November rs by his httle son who
pointed TO his mother lying by her husband in bed
dead with twenty stab wounds IN her body.
bloody pOcket-knite was taken from Bouln aud
although he denied any knowledge of the crime the
evidence WAS strong against him. His two chill
dren are in the of the Society for the Proven
ton of Cruelty to Children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-27
gTRICKEN DOWN IN THE PULPIT

Lincoln Park, little village about seven miles west OF
Paterson. was thrown into state OF excitement on
Thursday evening The Rev. Edward ". Martin, WINE
preaching 1T revival meeting IN the Union Chaps, was
stricken with paralysis lie is an Old man, anu tne
strain his system caused by ovcrwork III carrying on
revival eetings for the last two or three weeks IL ~
supposed, is the Of his sudden attack lie ha
near,y finished his sermon when he suddenly stopper
speaking, aud a moment after fell back ana rolled
down the steps leading to the pulpit Ho WAS picked uP
scOus. and all efforts that have snce Decn inane
revive failed. His wife. who has been SICK
for four years. becamemuch worse when se heAru tho
news of her husbands Illness. and the phI sicahs say
that neither busDhnd wife can recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-27
eooD rELcEs ROE IAoNOraAARLD AoRSE&

The L. j. Mcpbbcn sale of thoroughbred
hur.cs, the Madison square Garden yesterday, at
tIactcd large crowd OF hoTsrHcp. Among them were
A. Cas-att, ~ Philadelphia; j. T. Williams, OF Ken
lucky; Charles Reed, OF Trnu,s,"e; James Galway
owner Of the Pr-akue.s stable; The Dryer brothers
Philip aud Michael: Major I. ". boswell uf Virginia ,
Richard Roche. Of H. Louis ", I. Hammerlry, Who ~
forming racing stable and viii ru h- horse. under
the name of lyiugst0nr; Captain j. H. tu-ttr J.G h
Lawrence: Charles MIgurc, k.o~u uu Tie tuIi - Nr
Charles Captain ". = Conner J.. Y. Hhcdtkrr th4ilrs
IJttcatd. DAyiI Johnson. Lu.Ius ApTiruJ ard James
Rowe. TIE bidding was hrlsk ana TIE prices good
there good look animals Joe tue lot
mono could hr called glt-'dg ci' Their were
seventeen IN red. and they bruu.t total oi - 1890.
The lOur-yraf-od brown My NIl.-ci hy NIr-ll, dam
MolIc CAT. py Lexington brought The highest prcr OF
the DAY, 200 after sharp competition bcteccn 4. j.
Ca,sHt and Charles Reed. IN" latter carried oil tAo
pnLr. Another four afoid. Orlando" brown ccIlng
by Imported Billet, dam Lpli. sod for LOO To- T.
l,rnrd Of BROOKLYN ~t0utuetuu ANA spAlAud, both 10y
Npuughuk brought 500 aud $40 respectively. The
oaIy three yearod that brought four figures the
chestnut flv Nnoua, by spit sI0k, dam NaT Lass She
went To Mr. Beard Tor - go. OrdwAy line -luoAluc
uut hy -p,luEbok, dau VERONA the nr. OF tue
two-yca odds brought out After sharp 'dug between
Mc-sl.. HaufncrscJ Ca,satt. aud G. II. Mccoy, ~
Georgia he was kcd down 70 the hTst gentleman Tot
al 400 The next one, lriplctross 10y WdtwicS, dam
Yugarclli. went TO ME Met oy Tor Sl.2OO. Mr Mccoy
also secured Miss Charmcr, by splugbok dam War Lass
for 800 j. H. MCCurmiC Uad @l,21J Tor CORTLAND,
by Warwick, dam Electrical
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-27
nrNrLNG roR ASsEIS OFA JEwELRr tIRM

Argument on motion to Vacatc the stay
which prevented Deputy aAeiih Edward j. Shelly from
taxing possession OF whatever frns Of the of
hos ,t! Marx Co. tue ib-YlV cwcllcrs or Maiden
Lane was heard before Justice Barrett In Supreme
Court, Chambers, yesterday. julius Lpmau, the rs
sigueo who was virtually In possession ~ the prOprry
refused TO give IL to shelly, and the latter had four OF
the OF the firm opened but found little In them He
was about op tho NTH when he served with
stay dngs. Justice Barrett the
yesterday Elhu Root counsel for tho assignee, ssi
that he would appeal TO the General Term, aad ths
Judge advised hiIn to do The hith safe wa. after
ward op ned by shelly and was found to be empty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-27
THE POST OFFICE SAID TO BE FILTHY
CLERKS THINK THE oDoR MAKES THEM ILL-DEMo-
Omaha VOMITING gOR oEEICF


Gratis oUARRRLLING FOR OFFICE.
While Custodian James McAfee. the Republican,
was in charge of the Post Office Building there was
never any complaint from the great thronRS OF
people who daily visited tho building that 1t was
not in fit condition for even public use that the
dirt was suffered to accumulate around the pillars
and in corners until II became offensive TO s'ght
and smell. Such has not been the case, however,
since the present Administration came INTO power,
and complaints of the filthy condition of the Post
Office have been numerous. Ii Is said that I0st-
master Pearson had to Intervene and demonstrate:
as of the mail clerks complained that the smell
OF nnremoved dirt about the building made them
sick. ~
The trouble has all grown out of a bitter fight
that has lasted for several months between ram
many Hall and the County Democracy over the
places that are in the gift OF the custodian, such as
ecrubbers, cleaners, watchmen, etc. After MI. Nc
Afee died. the present deputy custodian Mr. Con,
nelly, who is q County Democrat, was appointed
and became acting custodian. lie promptly hlled
the building with adheTents of Hubert .. Ihomp-
con. Subsequently William J. Fryer, who is a
Tammany Democrat and Secretary Mannlngs
sumed the duties of the place he has IT alleged by
the followers of Mr.. Connolly studiOusly en-
deavored to " freeze out' Mr.. CODnely and sup
plant the County Democratic scruhmen and clean
trs with Tammany Hall voters. While leaving to
Mr.. Connolly the details OF the custodians work,
he ignores him altogether otherwise. Mr.. Fryer
has fitted up for himself handsomely. Room No. l02
away at the top OF the building while the old Gus
todian's Office in Room No. is left to Mr. Con-
nelly. All the correspondence and many of the
official orders pass back and forth over Mr. Con
nelly head without his knowledge The COM
plants about the condition Of the building did not
tend to increase the harmony between the two men,
as each laid the blame on the other. But Mr.. Con
nelly does not intend 10 resign and means 10 stay IN
and hell to keep Iammany out OF the SpOlls as
long as possible
Mr.. Connolly denied yesterday TO a reporter that
any feeling existed between himself and Mr.. Fryer.
sAll is as pleasant as summer day." he said.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-27
MONDAY. MARCH 1.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YGRK. FRIDAY. FEB 10 10
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEw.YGRK. FRIDAY, FEB 90 lo'0
ARRIVED
Steamer Craigbll tBr Pennett Car1enas days VIII
snsas to order vessel to HnilOu' Arr'sO ~
Norfolk mdse passengers TO Old Dominion ss CO.
s@ 9o rock aTsl Vessel M vss Bali
with EXIT o Te @r g Vessel to- eny
sUNsET-wInd at SANDY Hook, a gale, wNW; clear AT
City Island. gale NW clear
sandy Book, 10 Barometer ?972; Thermometer liz
swell, heavy, NE wnd NV, 56 miles, weather clear.
Arrived yesterday
steamer Rhynlard lBeg Jamlson Antwerp Feb H. With
Barat Opm ~
Steamer Frn (Br). Robinson, London-F w Hurst.
Steamer servia Br, Mckay, Liverpool via Queenstown
ste!mer, zaaniam CDtcl). Van der Zee. Amsterdam
Steamer SPAN Aseinzs Antwerp-Funch. Edye& Go
steamer Gi,y Of san Antonio Wider FernGndna aud Port
srsameEf Oh romImon smith, Norfolk, City Point AM
Steamer Guyanlloite. Kelly, Newport News and West
snip ii CAPTAIN sewci Caicutta-De Groot q Peck
Barr Catharna ,Dtch, Bond saigon China-Funch Edye
Bark Battaclia Utah. CampodonicO. Alexandria Egypt
Martlno Crento Utah, Iauro, Pozznoli-Lawrence
RaTk $ Patrick Gii6: Newell. Alcanic { BeT,auk
ARK Lian tBr schieir Georgetown Demerara-iate
BARK Viola (Br. JoliGo st Johns NF-Joln \ HOrsey.
u Brig hiang sun. Decker, bridgetown Baoadoes--L q
BTig Clara Jenkins MoopeT Cenues3 2 de Rivera Co.
SChr Lily h, Finley, 81 John NB-Scammell Bros.
SAILED.
Steamers state OF Nevada glasgow; Geo Clyde, san DO
mingO ity: city OiSan Antonio, Fernandna.
Brig Acadia for BaTDa' oes.
THE MOVEMENTS Of STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS,
LONDON Feb 25-Aruyed. steamer Ching Wo (Br), Mac
Hugh. from China ana JiDau on her way to NewfOrk.
LIVERPOOL Feb rs Arrived. steamer Mariner lBr Ne
vile. from New Orleans Feb !.
Sailed steamer Istrtn (Br, Leask, Boston.
QUEENS OwN. Feb 26Saed. steamer Britannia (Br, Per
~. from Liverpool hence New YORK,
HULL FeD2j Arrived steamer Rslto tBr) Rippeth rom
New. York Feb7
roRrLAYD =, Feb 25-saled. steamer othco tBr. from
Antwerp hence Tor Nrw-YOrk
MoyLLE Feb 26-Saned steamer Circassian (Br) Richard
son. for NewYork.
FAsTSEr Feb 2G-sailed. steamer Roman CBrl, Williams
from New. York Feb IA on her to Liverpool.
AMSTERDAM Fe 2J-hrryed steamer PUluI (Dtch), Null
linckrolt. from New. York Feb ..
swNEMuSDE. FeD 23-A arrived, steamer Geser Dan. Mol
Ter, from New. York Jan 81.
GIBRGLTAR FEB 2j-Passed, steamer Hector tBr) from
Bona for Phadep hIa.
steamer Pontiac tBr, Martin from Mediterr
ports for New York
VAIENCA Feb 24-saIled (Brl, for Phadel
pha.
for Philadelphia
HAVANA Feb 25-sailed. steamer Newport, Curtis for
New.YOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-27
MONEY roR TIE SIARrING fIsHEruEy.

L. j. Callahan, chairman Of the Committee of
Arrangements Tor Bishop OFarrcl's lecture sunday
evening At steInway Hal! In aid of the straTng fisher
men on the coast OF Ireland, said yesterday 10 a
TEIBI.NE reporter that meeting with unqualified
success "Grcat numbers Of people bnyiDg tickets
help the poor fishermen he said, lana those VINO
10 real 70 few thousand dollars and with this the poor
neople who I'VE almost entirely by fishing viii hc en-
ahtd 10 hnv boats ami tackle" Charles r. Dana Will
Uresitc and Bishop OFarroll. VINO is eloquent
sneaker. will be well worth listening to.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-27
rxEcr1Iov AGAINST me WESTERN UNION.

Justice IOnohuc has ISSUED an Ordcr on
The pei. ton oI Controller tnapiu AMI william j. Kelly.
aud motion Of tr Attorucytrucrh that tho western
Union lie cEraph Company and cN--uoriu A. \. David
son show cause execution against the CON pHny
su,uId uo bc delivered los Davidson, Edward ". Shc ~.
OF any oturr person houg a. To- some proper person to
he .rlrctcd los the court The order l. made rrturuabc
at q SPECIAL term al the Supreme court At Troy ON
March This Il understood to uc preliminary 10 new
execution To- be- Delivered Sheriff Grant Tor service.
The tuc making return On the old execution drlN-
cred to sheriff Davidson ana 10y him turned over 10 m
der -neItI AarOus aud Subsequently transferred 10
Deputy rhcrIa smelly, has expired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-27
BRIE. THE FORGER. DISPOSED or FOR TIME
E1nn IL Rric who hns q record as q fOrgcr,


was again sentenced yesterday charge OF forgery.
He and Wesley Lyon procured y few years ago the
printing 900 blank bonds OF 81 900 each. similar to
the Missouri State Soldier Bounty certificates. When
the bonds were taken from the engraycrs IN TINS cry
they bore no gbatures but soon after they were ds
posed OF by BIc amt his associates Bre sold Sl"pOlO
OF the bonds. $4,000 Of which were purchased 10y
Edward II. Halldm. nf Smith and McNclfs Hotei, Tor
SAOO Brlc was cted recently of forgery In selling
these spurious bonds and yesterday Recorder Smyth
sentenced MIN 10 seven years and six months III the
ia