The New York Herald Newspaper, September 18, 1863, Page 5

THE DRAFT. Botifications and Exemptions. THE FOURTH DISTRICT. ‘The Board of Rorolment of the Fourth Congressional A@iatrict met again yesterday morning al ten o’chck, at Ubew headquarters, 271 Broadway. The aumber of son- scripts summoned 10 appear way.as grout as up any prov ous day , and maintained the best of order. The sabsti- tate agovcy carried on a thriving trade os usual, and owared ‘over one thousand dollars on the sub stitates they broaght im. One of those substitutes agreed to go Into tho Union army in consideration of the sem of one hundred and seventy-tive dollars, and gave 0 the substitute agent an assignment for the sum of three Duadred dolare allowed by the County Substitute and Relief Commitice. Subsequently he changed hie mind, and refused to gp for the above sum, demanding at loast two hundred and fifty dollars, Tho Provost Mar- hal, Captain Erhardt, ait pot muster the sub- into the sorvico, and the substitute agent theroupon waxed angry, aud said be would con wult the War Department at Washington, During the afternoon Captain Frhardt cansod the arrest a clerk of a certain we known ‘egal firm i the buiid- No 271 Broadway, who, it appears, has been carry in, a trade with conscrinte Im various wa bringiig certain parties in the building in coll bim + secure to himself the muking out of their }. for which hewould deman five doliars. presented Nmsclf to an ation conrcript a ro oe Consul's office, and papers for five dollars, a to to capesin Erhordt’s knowleaze, he 4 once and had the fellow incarcerated tutes’ room under a special guard. The Pro. Marsbal kept bim io durance vile for a conpie of finally net him at liberty on bis wcknowledging promis ng never to practice this kind of do. Saene or interest. occurred presented developing nothin nothing import- papers of the following named parties, exempt for causes, are made out and await tho claim of their Parties making. application for thera will on'y Detween urs.of four and five o'clock t4 . If culled for at any other hour no utten- aie to their demand. This rule i@ necessary the business of the Board of Enrolment The the lis@—Jobn Paker, James Waish, Joseph g ‘Charles Brander, Ch ries Soyles, Micbaci |, James Muchausen, M. Simms, Abraham T. Squires, Dunn. Henry Flanigan, Norman Fehilling, William Rol R, Nuritz Mobo, M. Ke- : é Hie Hin fi A air Ht dinson, Pierce, Christian Kinell. b ceall 28 aie ne R. J. Montgomery , Jai Hor, J. A. Rittenhaus, James Hc » EJ. | Batler, A. Barstow, Joba Lowe, John Williams, F. w y G. er Mountford,’ EB. B. Hamp, red yjA+ Center, Jobo Ryan, Martin Daley W. W. ry, W. A. A Meseg ea, Fountant, Joho A. Brown, Michael Quien, ‘Tilaman, Richard Gremeverwald, a Toeker, bess ae ren BCROTIEUTES. Dick Lv. WAliam Bresmana furnished Thomss erson; J. U. Zimmerman furnished Heary Swartz: Jomes Dunn fur minded George Smith; Patrick O'Neil furnished George Se. Joseph shea furnished Thomas Doves: Desry furnisbed Walter Mayer: Herman Schilling fur- isbod Goorge Meehan; Heury Flanigan furnished Wil- Mam Cruise; Terrence Flynn furnished Edward Germann; Abram T. Sjuires furnished Joseph Mayers: HELD 70 DUTY. x. one Timothy Lowery, James Ayers, J. P. ere Haight. Wm. Cotter, George M. Kbine- er O'Neil, John ‘onoerts , John McCost, , Ferdinand Romermann, David ©. donee, men ay fay, Abram Levy, George W. Smith, vas. PHYSICAL PHCABIUTY. ‘W. F, Peters, Anthony Mclermott, George H. Haver. , George Dowdall; E. M. Ward, aries Rare jew Sayles, David’ Cummings, Joseph Durker. Jr.; Sraveie Waters, Atbort Van Wagner, 3. W. Ferty. James ‘Walsh, Patrick Lee. gtihird Tobin, Jamon Dol Delany, John Laberman, A. 1. ab, Baytine. ‘George =e" . Standi Joseph C. ly, Richard Fitzgerald, William Jackson, UNDER, AGE. Albert Cook, M. Lewis, Henry Walters, Robert Martin. ONLY FONS OF WIDOWR. Archibald J. Fullerton, Thomas Lovitt, Martin Smith, Atwood Porter. MUTATION FER. rap N.C. Dewitt, A. io. PJ, Fleming. VATHRRA OF MIYTIERLESH CHILDRRN. Rarbach. IN SRAVICR. Otto Ropeett RECAVTTULATION. Beory Murphy, Jono Daniel Hogan, THE FIFTH DISTRICT. ‘The Boerd met yesterday at the usual hour. The most @oguiar freak of the wheel of fortune developed during ‘the day's proceedings was the drafting of three brothers, each of them being under twelve years of age. Theso , who have served out mother. Mrs. Ann Trim- ared before the Hoard as pronounced “a military family ease.” done’ in: this district yester vee ereatly » by the examination of the papers of foreiguers others, disposed of he following figures show the number of sie He ue L = 3 Boegchoik , Kartholiomew Gray, George Rut- io Burke, Jobn Mostler, Lewis Acker, Mog are the names of the accepted substi- Keakuba, Jacob Schwartz, Thos. Wallace, |, Chas. Mott, Morris Malony, Denis Feeney, Hi eit i TRE SIXTH DISTRICT. A great falling off in the nomber of conscripts attend tng to bave thoir ciaime beard was apparent at this ofice @@ yesterday. For some time before the Hoard adjourned there was not even one conscript in waiting. The med) gentlemen were compelled 10 adjourn rather prema turely, some short time before the ural houn in conse of @ German subetiture, iurnished by Mr Dicker mank& Co, agents, who perhaps, alarmed at the ordeal @ & medical examination, gave vent to his fears in euch if FURNINIRD 51 Jno. Kav: , 47 Clarkson et., Turuisbed Gotterd Det- ory Bleeds . 162 Wert 16th, irnisbed Michael Soho teas d 10 Clarkson, turnisbed Lewis Her- bok: Juco Jager, 217 Weet 17th, furnished Jno. Hoff furosbed Hy Re vornelius # Quimby, 164 ih, furnished ‘Williams: Chas. Apoeties, 43 ‘went 12th, H. Hubener, 67 West 24tb, furnis . . M. Comstock, No. 6 6th av, fornixbed Samuel Burtout, &. Laggett , 200 stb Wright M. Houston 10 Hammond, fu yb Ferris Edwd. furniehed Jno. Howard: Wade Hogbes, 162 Weet Isth, Fieiders 100 Horatio, furnished J. i. Adans B. Cot- troll, 743. Washington, furnished Fredk. Funk, Wm H. Dasver, 7 Wert 16th, furnished John Hawty. Pifingham Foch, Lid Hammond, furnished Jas, Robinson, George W. Golo, 256 Weat 15th, furnishe! Wm Prestoa, George T. Pation, 128 7th av. furnished Wm. McCabe, ARLD YOR SRRVICR. Peter Palimer. 181 Weet 22d et. Andrew Lander, 196 @th av. John Bagiey, 777 Warhington et... Geo, W. | ash, 32 « job et. Hoory Reed. 112 Weet 20th #t Jone Butiner, 170 Sth av.: Jienry Heer, 160 Wert 20th rt Path. Romeil, 230 10th av CORNOTTANIE ACR James F Moore, M. J. Hiegine, Ben| Jackson, Morrie Meyer, Charles DM: wey, Gerbard albers, Reojwmin Smith, bay. Frank Fogarty, Samuel Demprey, Isano Labo MeOulioch Heory Fry, Jeremiah H. Yournans. man, Wm. Pierson, Henry |. Beseh, Patrick © Gray, Denis F. Neville, Jas. Jackson, Thos, Henders n tam ancurry Jobo Platt, Jr., Jobo A, Jobneton, Richard Phillipe, Albert Hamlio, Geo. 6. Masco, Christian Heyden, Thos: J. MePermott, Neely, Sami. MeCau. Wm. Leonard, Hi W. Crawford. Horace b Mek Sallivan, Davia Rogers Jobe Orr, Jan. Turner, “Georee Korts, 0. wiaaignn, ‘Wm, Hurarth, Fred. Bobme, Thor Smith, LatD oven, Jag. Macken, Peter Corvosier, Josoph Sieea, Andrew Jaa. Oliver, George Warton, Wm. Armetrong, Jas, Megill Som RENIN Frank ito Timeon, eer Gilmore, Jpe. Coden, we KNROTLRD, Jonop W. Keuay, Thos. G. Arcough ONLY sONe OF IDO Geo, Smith, Jas J. Rew, David P. Btedling. RRCANTEU LATION. Fashira and Jas. Sl wee Stee —$—$—— NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1863.—TRIPLK SHEKT. THD SEVANTO DIGRRICT. ‘The business in this district id progressing very rapkity, the Hoard of Enrolment sitting from eight o'clock A. M. o'clock P, M., wnhout mtermission, ‘The following is a summary of the qusiness:— Held for service... 0.0.6.5... eearraee Substrtutes aceepted . Alionage......... : Physical disability. Unrctabioue-« of age on Support of egod parenis.. Support of motheriess chil In service Mure 3... Non residence Exempticn fee pa: $B] ewww otheez Total number of cases, UNSUTA 8. Watheimer, M. Abraham, 8, Scholosser, A. Laible, J. Jesolman, J. Freidiinder, 7. Ketser, Valentine Deki. Mat thew Keely, Michael Norsey. M. Kyneh, J. Jones, Alfred Neil, A. F. Koeves, George Dufleny, William Horton, Mike Mining, art Smith, M. J. Meyer, Mortimer Mead, ith, Pasa George Stimets, Charles 1. Pettman, F. nglors, George J. Montague, J. Mundorit, ‘James Coukiin, Thome Carrol, Richard Wotzel, Jace UF Wilham ore Degan, Henry A gorge Herring, George Harning, Porch, vy ance, Lonia, Nuop, rep. J. Wor Jobo Halsey, Nathan Tom: HasoosF. Dintie: “emow Halleck. George 'A. Meyer, H. . Hildebrand, J. Steerman, C. Stetocnch, F. mann, rOR DUTY. J.B. Langley, Wm Carroll, G=a, Weber, John Eagan, Michao! Dunn, #. M. Riley, Richa Archer, Jobe Hart, Philip Rosa, Artemus Regbert. Adam Bost, thomas Ker: rigan,Jaco®Vetter, John Milier, H. Metcalf, G. Starts. Koben, Geo. Miller, John Goodman, VATHERS OF MOTHKRLEES CHILDREN, Samuel Ramsfeller, C. Langerbach. TN SERVICE MARCH 3. Henry Keteltas,C. Lenz, Peter Kenunger. Fritz Rilder- drone, H, Schwurgebiid, Leopold Netter, Charies Daiber, Ichaet Renee eee 7 wiDOwe jor, Hamann, .!. Larjee, Geo, Grope, Ap- Fon Alvert, John Hanson,” 2 cs PAID COMMUTATION. Henry Interman. A, Rammbof, J. Tedemana. & Silverback, Daniel Ever- bart, Louis Appel, M. Schlossir, Geo, Hoffman, Wm. by 4 ig, ‘courad inter, Peter Levison, Philip big rg f Prabr. ©. Miller, Adam Mason, Wm. Nichols, Joh: 4 her fon, Jas, Kelly, Jacob Gunz, B. Beck. J. Lande, J. Yi M. Vanbeck. N. Walf, umes Parker, , Baened Grames, Fiward Galrin, . es: Veller, Adam Rouee, Charles rooks, SURSTITCTRA. George 8. Miller furnished George Eper!, Charles Weber furnished Anthony Meyer, Frederick Gerberding furnished Erederick Surg, Philip Michael furnished Louts Fickersen, George Stanton furnished Frarcis Pinkerton, Ww. Tornbdall furnished Francis Uceinzynski, Thomas J. Bundy farnisbed Selik. Bee. OV? OF DisTRICT. Simon Adier, Peter B. Winters, THE RIGHTH DISTRICT. The Board of Enrolment for the Fighth district con tinued operations yesterday at their office, No. 1,303 Broadway. There was a great falling off in the number of conscripts in attendance; and the following ts a correct list of the number of caces disposed of up to the hour of closing the office yesterday — DISARILITY. James Matthew, Charles Parsons, Wm. M. James, Jas. Biack and Jobn Swords. Ludwig Baumann, Geo. Rodvers, John Ebbling, Jobo W, Faward, Charles Rittig, Bernbard Hinze, Robt. Gardiner and Thomas Degoaw. HELD TO SERVICR. J. D. Hoelat, Henry Meyer and Nicholas Schlobobm. FORMIBKD SCHATETCTR, F. Hades furnished Edward MoGratb. UNAUTTANLEREAS OF AGH. Aaron J. Quimby, Myers Sterpberger, Joseph Bird, Jno, R. Callanan, John Moses McGarity. C. b. Ward, Fdgar T. Humpbry, Jobn Peck, Stephen Johnson, Philip Livings- ton, Joshua Jones, Benj. Curtis. NOW IN SERVICE, Henry Budlinger. NON-RESTORNT Fawin B. Thorpe, ONLY #OX# OF WiDows. John D. Clark, Paniel Shiltoa, VAINER OF MOTHERLESS CHILDREN, Jobn Wink. Held for service... Substitutes accepted Physical disability All other causes... NINTH DISTRICT. Matters in the above district proceeded yesterday in the even tenor of their way, as usual. There are no po- culiar incidents to record. The substitute brokers, the gentiomen who make out the exemption papers, the five soldiers of the Thirty-seventh, who daily remain on guard, and tbo sixty or seventy persons who come for- RECAPITULATION. } ward to claim exemption, make up the picture which meets the eye on visitiog Provost Marshal Jenkins’ heat- quarters. The walis are inbelied with posters from difie Tent parties who moke out exemption papers, and the names of “Cutwater aod MeSoriey” faure prominently Ubroughous the building ia this connection, The result of yesterday's operations ia is er feitows:— ale eter F. Denville, on fon eI iatene Ww. at nite, PP Haftoers 4. Fowler, J. 3 Ding, 4. F. P. Tippinger, P. Cunni er ioe 1g MS Phalon, P. Mayer, W.. Moulton, Tills, C, L. Supper. PHYMICAL MsaRILITY. wltenry Friedner, C. Seawood, F. Prana, ¥, Hephard, J. Mebsman, A. ©. Anderson. C. F. Carman, Scharble, A. Klein, F. Koeringer, W. Walker. A. D. J theo J. Dale, Sree ah A nor o fe ly, J. Pimendert. ©. Belnt , . as ONLY FONS OF WIDOWs. Patrick Brady, J.Covie,H Withams. NON RESIDENTS T. Alexander , I’. Beboo, UNKUITANLEVESS OF ACR. F. Pell, Poter Welsh, ‘Watson, J. Farland, Francis. ? ¥. Mason, M. Smith, Ki Maloy? “Gillick, 7. ‘carey di J. S, Rooker, 7. Lebenderg, i. Newman, W. Wettingfeld. LAID OVER. M. Splien. oB-2E8 wrane The Draft in Brooklyn. TUR SRCOWD DISTRICT—THE KIGHTH WARD FINISHED. ‘The Board of Enrolment of the Second Congressional district considered the following cases yesterday — WELD VOR SRRVICR. Wm. Hi. Rich, 23 years, fruit dealer, Frichk Jabet, 32 years, hoemaker. ag) Collings, 36 years, laberer Marti Capar, 22 yeare, tailor; Jobn ¥. Schroeder, 32 Years, barber; Jotn Tay’ 30 yearn. fruit dealer; Michl. Wikie. 26 years, laborer, Joseph McGivney. 27 veare, fire man. Jaques Hart, 24 years, plasterer; James Brown, 30 years, laborer ; Hugh Wm K. Turves, 175 \mity, furnished Henry Graham, 30 years. grocer: John ¥. Moore, No. 9 Douglass, fr: ished Thomas Sweeny , 22 years, clerk, Wm. B. Howard, New Lotts, furnished Wm. W. Benjamin, 19 years, farmer. Fm EY ‘Coopor furnished Jobo O'Sullivan, 35 years, ui UNRCTTANLE AGRA, Charles Bret, Fwen and Marshal) «1 quet. Bergen #t.. Vietor Laurie, 144 Degraw st. Andrew Martin, [ater at. Geo Butler, 4th av., between 15th aad Geo, Caspar, 2ist #t, and 34 ave. Wm. H. 122 Cown et. Lodwig knerding 162 Montrene ave A. ©. Clarevee. Remeen tt. Henrich Koow!l, 34 Samoel f Ro- n Scholes st. Jas. Campbell. 0th #6, Jno. Martin, 13 Devraw Jn0.J. Yon Now and Nth #t Thee, (a Oth ave and 16th et. trand. 206 Henry et Devid Mel eamortt, Sen et. Jolme Frauecky. 96 Gratam Path st. and fth av. Wr wt Jaco Haver. 10 Graham *t.. Pmersid 1. Wilken, 41 st. Nicholas Stabe, Jo Wm. MeLaughiim, Spencer » 4th and 6tb ave, mrt, ni Univer T. Beard, 228 sib Atken, 141 North 6th at et. Win. Frith, 21st st Thomas A. Campbell, | fean st WH Van Houtoo, N. ‘6th st. G, Ww 23% Dean et C Prackett, 16 Huntington et: sth ot. ond 4th av. DP K ft. Fredk. Schmidt, De Kalb techier, 102 Jobneen st. Henry Sitwerman, 10th et and td av., A kstader, 16th #t. and Oth av. J hagas, N. Gib and a4 sie. 'M. Peter, 208 Pacific as. ; . 12th st. Between ft and Tih w s ox win, Warren st and (th av Jame Zid st and Sth ay, Theodore Priok, 6th at. Faward He , between 3d an: Win. J. + Henry Neisand 14th ft Ferarnand Kit field, No. 6 Dean et. Riair Hall, 60h ter, 17 Montrete ay The Aven Richard Fletcher, Myrtle Warren st, Victor Schulte Warren et and 61 Henry Parney Keegan, 111 hiward Maimer latbam, 6% Hamilse Jobu Kenowmeu Gepnet Ziet ond fh Win Hlellx, Ropiine at .fith et, corner Fillmore piece, Path. Buem- woke at. ONLY FON OF WiDOwe. Martin Lampur, 22d apd Sd ay. Zachariah Jncqaee, 200 ane uD wv *Jemep Riraie, 30th ond bth ay Chria ay ier, Myrtle av Ba jon, Nera tb Thee, 1. Graotore, 1m ond ine 11a) COMMUTATION. Wm. H. Willems, 3 av. OW On peRVICE Charts Warren , 45 Ist pt. SON REMORRT, ‘Thomas Pagan, corner of Sth av. and 34 9, ONLY 808 OF 2ORD FaREntA james Kingham, Kib st. ami dd ay, Clue “y, tes | The apinal died, aay Ninth ward, Brocklya, TUB THYRD DisTRICT. ‘The following cases weup disposed of at the Provost Marehal’s office of the Third district (Brookly), yes terday — FCRNISHED SURSTITUTER, Theodore N. Mason furnished Robort Barr; Augustus White formished James Atkina: Charles A. Morse furnish ed Martin Thierbalzer: Granville @. Hallett furnished ob Suretiens: @ Fayve furniahed Henry Berkott ; Robert Bayle Furnianed Potor Quinn: Charles McLeon fur: ished Jas. Donohue, Wu», H. Anderson furnished George Gilhooley., HA BILITY Saotto ©, Naab, George N. Derrance, John A. Brodie, Charles, Hopkinn, Carte. Bondlek, Frederiok Clllemple” John Rall, Jobn A, Hoyt, James D. Brosh, Thomas 8, Fd: Floyd, Joveph H. Brown. oseph Murray, Wiliam NeCastoy, + Binkor, Joseph W, Hoyes, ‘Thomas . Phineas Downaberry, William Da- John H. Thomnson, Samuel <bannon, Famiuet W. Cornoll, Oscar Warine, Thomas Marks. Henry Faulkner, James Cameron, Jobn P. Colyer, Jacob Bar- stow. Wiliam C. Wym» Thomas Showell, Wm, Gn Darrell, Hance P. Masters, Bernard Nelson, John Corners, George Patton, Kaward Clayton, Fred. Kammerer, Wm. 8. Lester, George Heary Tunerkamp, Wm, Ceerv, James W. Freedsham , aes: oe Hogan, Alex. Thomson, Wm. Sebingal, Thomas Hilt. FOR RERVICR. MKLD Cyrus Spauiding, Jobo Tino, Charies Cannon, Daniel Dean, Wm. Sehormerhorn, Edward Riggs, Thomas H. Crommie, far med hl ‘Eliiah Griswold, Jake Doyle, Folbert Rapelves, 8) M Gladwin, Chas. W. Woloatt, Richard Moore, Fdaward 0'N Charlen A. Righter, Chas. B. tanner, Wm. FT. Fish, Edward Smith, Joho F. George eet, Alfred Morehouse, Richard Kelland, Cyrus A. Vos! ONR OF TWO BONS OF WinOwe, Napoleon B. Kariow, Christopher O'Neil. PAID COMMUTATION. James M. Wood. FAMIRRS OF MOTHKRIN CIULDREN. Mason K. Dennison, Richard Barlow, Abram M. Kerby. OVER AGE. Corneling A, Marrin, Aug. T. Schweizer, John Worthing- too, Robert Young, John Harris, Geo, Everson, UNDER AGE. Charles Morrison, Francis Box. ‘TWO OF THE FAMILY IN THR PRAVIOR. Jobn Ryan. 1H THE ARRVICR. Robert McMillen, Armistead Helden, Wm. Bailey. NON: RERIDENTR. Noah Terry, Jobo Gilch, Egene Pallen. TWO BONS DRAFTED (ONR RXKMPT). Dantet Ladiam. ONLY PONe, Jacob A. Pratt, Richard Baker, Jobn Dever, Patrick Hiloes, Wm, Kehr, Gustave Roth, John Knapp, Peter Van Cott, Charles Nash, Jarvis Layton Bunter, THE BILLS OF THE MILITARY. At the meeting of the Kings county Board of Supervi- sore yesterday alternoon, the pay roll of the Forty seventh Tegimeot militia was presented for services in Brooklyn since their return from Lage oy row ater Ss to $25.00, in addition to & bild of $8,650 for rations. The subject was referred to the Committee on Accounts for examination, and a resolution was adopted eons ‘the rame eommittes to wait upon the Metropolitan Commissioners to ascertai if there was mciber necessity for keeping the militia under arme in o Brooklyn: The militia bills presented at the previous moeting being considered rather large, wero sent back for the pur- pose of obtaining particulars. THK BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL RELIEF BOARD. The Common Council reassembied yesterday morning for the purpose of considering the claims of conscripts for relief from the draft. The sentiment of the Board peared to be that each man liable to serve should enden- Vor to procure a substitute, and that the Board would pay the sald substitute. The names of several persona were presented, and it was ordered that they be relieved. The following resolution waa adopted :— Resolved, That the Mayor and Comptroller be, and hereby are. authorized and empowered to advertise for such a number of substitutes for drafted men as the: may deem necessary, and to pay the expenses thereat, Dot exeeeding three hundred dollars each, ‘The Board then adjourned until this morning. Srevave Hovusx Arson Case,—In this case it will be re membered that two weeks ago Eliza Gilmartin was ar. rested, charged by the proprietor of the above hotel with setting one of the upper floors of the building on fire. The examination was concluded yesterday, before Judge Connolly, and resulted in the complaint being dismissed and the prisoner discharged. ‘Toe Late Fine ar Wiison’s Cracker Baxgay.—The ex amination in the case of John T. Wilson and others, cbarged with setting fire to the cracker bakery No, 73 Fulton street, on New Year's evening, which was tohave beon resumed before Justice Dowling yesterday, was a journed uatil Monday morning. in consequenee of the bus! Teas engagements of Fire Marsbal Baker. Consideral interest is manifested in the case,and the result of Jovestigation Is looked forward to with more than ordi mc| Aewobgpanr ‘The defence is that the prosecution is a malicious ove, got up with the view of extorting money, and the for tho accused seoms of betog able to make out a ‘good case. nation of Mra. Margaret Larkin. the complainant, will be cootineed ‘on Monday, and some interesting testimony will probably be elicited. Smoot Arrnay on THE Roav. —Robert Colon, a butcher, romtding at 23 Goerck stroet, was rbot io the thigh while riding through Fourth avenue, near 10th street, on Wednesday afternoon, in company with Joho H. Lock. wood and WiliamGriMfths. Lockwood declared that tho shooting was purely accidental; but Colon thought other: wise, and handed lim «ver to the custody of officer Mc. Knight. of the Thirtieth preeinct. Tbe injured man was taken to the residence of hie brether in the neighbor. hood , and attended by a physician. A Pouicman 1 Trounus.—Jobn J. MeGit!, a policeman attached to the Fourth precinet, was brought before Jas tice Dowling om charge of rwindling a stfmstitute numed nanguipe 6 croes-exam) Gustave Junmann out of one hundred ‘dollars. The com plarmant states that McGill, who A conscript, engaged bim aaa substitute. at the anme time te agreeing te pay him three bandred dollars for his services. Subsequently it was diseovered that one hoodred dollars of the amount was worthicss, being twos sad threeson a defunct in- stitution in Washington. MeGill denies the charge. and ae ‘mnecence on the exam) nation. MELascnoLy Sricipe is Broapway.—About ten o'clock yesterday morning a shecking affair occurred at the hard ward store of Alfred Woodham, No. 424 Broadway, A returned voluntesr named Adoiph Davids entered the store for the purpose of baying = pistol, and on being shown one by the proprietor repaired to the shooting in the rear for the purpose of tosting its qualities fomtham, after giving the purchaser some directions regarding the pistol stepped aside, and’in a few seconds afterwards heard the report of the weapon, and nuw Nav ide stagger and then fall to the floor, Upon repairing the ball from the pistol hid penetrated the head hind the rivht ear, prodocing almost instant cer Morris, of the Broadway squad, waa promptly on band, ai ieted Mr. Woodham in ring the attend ance of aphysicin, de. Coroner Naumann held am in quest upon the boty, when the jury rendered a verdict of suicide. Pecersed was about thirty vears of age and waa a native of France. He lt hin leg daring the penin- sular campaign, and got hie discharge from the army io consequence. Fatat Acopmer on Sairpoann.—Jeseph Moran, = rig- ger, fell from alo’t yesterday Pobryg at work oo board the bark Bevefactor was instantly milled. Deceased reasted at Nac I13 Range street, where he louver @ wife and family, Coroner Wildey held aa inquest. Cave To Deatn.—Coreser Coltim held an inqnest yesterday upon the body of Wm, Neubeiser, a native o three years, who was crushed to falling upon bit bile they were be bomted from the bold. Verdi it Deowsins CaMcaLry. —Satmeal Walkor, » native of England, aged forty years, wae drowned on Wednerday hight while attempting to go en hoard the steamship Adriatic while iotex\cated, Coromer Wildey heid an in queet upon the body Is wo Negro as Good asa White Mant MAKING COURT. Before Judge MeCarthy, Seer 11.—Jamer Cole ot. Andrew Leary.—The defend. ant to this case in a wellknown politician and ex mem ber of the Legislature. remiding tm the Sixiecth ward ‘The plaintiff is 8 Corman, whose stand ie opposite ¢ aevs boure. Immediately after the July now in N: Yoru Mr Leary charged Mr Co) he (Leary) made one of the exp Irimtien se? and but Mr. Leary, bavicg mode the information war trie, and, mewting lay, slapped him in the feen ‘and ordere: hee horse and cart awey from the dur. 4 the beree onee nquirier, was ¢ seh to hieneeif and (Be ner £0 Jory told tem des plow words and ace jure or deg mideration by & ) GY their verdice death of the troree vir ¢ Judge Metar thy. \u ear no words would jvatify Hheration. brought it 1 the plalecit for $60 et Eramion Koirhank: , Boston, Common re Santor + spider phia 0. Ladue, Wa hic oe ‘ady. Washington Colonel 0. W phi, Char'es fidridge, Bingbame p Welle, Jr Peatayteanix J Adame and tay. Wastnetor Mr and | Mr JW ore, Phiadeiphbm, are stopping at ibe Aste | nf MUNIOPAL AFFAIRS, The Hospitaiistes of the Cuy to be Ex- fended to the Captain and Officers of the This Draneh of the Common Council met yesterday, at one o'clock , the President, Wm, Waisb, in the ekair A communication was received from the Hoard of ‘Health ashing the Common Counc to pase ap ordinance oltsbing fat boiling within tho limits of the island. Laid over The Mayor sent in a communication stating that he had Fecetved a virit of official courtesy from Capt J. Boutakot, commander of the Russian frigate Ustiaba, introduced by Baron d’0sien sacken, Consul General of Russia, Im con sideration of the friendly relations betweon that govern- ment and ours the Mayor recommends that the hosp talities of the city be extended to the captain and officers of the Russian ‘rigare now lying ® the harbor The President presented resolutions to that effect which "fp orduian Ordntance permitting bella to be used on junk carte (2 eretofore was wlopted. - A report w eeived from the Committers on Railroads, Fecommending that the Corporation Counse) be directed forthwith to proceed against all parties who have violated the Corporation orduance of laying raite in the public streets withont permission of tho Common Council, and also that the Croton Nepartment be empowered to re- ‘Move the rails, provided the companies decline to do #0, A ‘The resolution authorizing the New York Anthracite Gas Company iy pipes in any of the streets was adopte!. notwiths'anding the of the Mayor, Bilin to tho amount of nearly $1,200 were ordered to bo paid 10 Edward Van Ranst for carriage hire (or military The en adjourned to Monday pext at one o'clock. TUR GENERAL GVORBNMENT TO PAY POR THR DAMAGE DONE TO THE PARK#—HOSFITALITIRG OF TUR CITY TO BR TENDERED TO CAPTAIN BOUTA- KOPF AND THK OFFICERS OF THB RUSSIAN WRIGATE OSLIABA, ETO. ‘A regular meeting of the Board of Councilmen was held ‘at four o'clock yesterday, Morgan jJones, President, io the chalr. Mr. Grose offered a preamble and resolution that the Street Commissioner be requested to presont @ report of the amonnt of damage done to the several parks by the United States troops, for the purpose of taking proper steps to have such amounts repaid to the Corporation of New York by the general government. Mr. Grom moved the adoption of the resolution , on the grdund that tho occupancy of the parks by the United States troops had been perfectly unnecessary, as there were many other places in the vicinity of the city where be thought they might have been quartered. Mr. Baaxron Roped no such resolution would be adopt- e4,and he thought ifany claim was to be made on the government at this time, they bad better begin WH those of the Union Defence Committee, and Rot with such a small amount as that which would be re- quired to put the different parks ia @ proper state of re Mr. Gross was Burprined at the gentleman's Ftatements, as he was satisfied that the city of New York had sus- tained damages to the amount of at least twelve or fifteen miltions of dollars, He understood the general govern ment bad to pay for the property of Joysiiona destroyed in rebel Virginia, and saw no roaaon why tho sume should not be done to this city. The government could have found many other places in this city for the disposal of their troops; He didnot think that. twenty thousand dollars would pay for the damage they had done tw our parks, and if the people of Virginia are to be pak! he did Det neo why the xame should not be done to New York. Mr. Baannon thonght it unnecessary at that time to discusa the propriety of having the parks used by the United States troops. They had claims dating as far back as 1861 for equipping and forwarding troops to the seat of war, and if it waa the intention to presa chime against tho general government, he thought it would be better to start with those first. ‘The resolution was adopted. HOMPITALITIRS OF THK CITY TO KR TRYDERED TO THK OFFICERS OF THK RURMLAN FRIGATE. OSLIAWA A communication was received from the Mayor, recom- mending that the hospitalities of the city b> tendered to Capt. Boutakoff and officers of the Russian mao-ol-war at Present lying in our harbor, The Board subsequently concurred with thé Board of Avaermen in the pes man the resolution in accordance with the above comm: Conelusion | of th , Tri 1 for Arson—The Prisoner Convicted of an Attempt, &c. COUNT OF GENERAL BRASIONS, Before Hon. Jobn H. MeCann, City Judge. Sert, 17.—In the Court of General Sessions this morn. ing, before Hon. John H. McCunn, City Judge, Wiliam Warren, a shoemaker, twenty-four years of nge, pleaded guilty of an attempt at burgiary in the third degree, on an indictment charging bim with having brokea toto the promises No, 166 Chatham aquare, on the night ef the oth of August last, when be stole clothing to the value of $255 Ho was santenced to the Btate Vrison for two yoara Dennis Hart, a little boy, thirteen years of age, war gent to the House of Refuge on a plea of guilty to an in- ing bim with having stolen a gold watch ry to the amount of $143 from Willian E:, of 222 Wost Forty seventh atreet, on the 3d of A geet as. Btuart, alian Hapford, was allowed toplead guiity of burglary in the third degree, on an indictment charg jug him with having stolen fifveon dollars worth of cloth ing from 114 West Sixteenth atroet, on the Sist of Auguat last. He was sentenced to the State prison for four ie "ames Morphy, 6 boy sixteen years of age, was rent the House of Refuge. having pleaded guilty to an indiet ment which charged him with having stolen $32 92 from the Cll of Charles Geegoe's store, No. @64 Third avenue, on whe Tb of August lant. Bridget Heffern, indicted for arson, in having set fire Montgomer) Hall, in Prince street, on the 14th of May wap again bronght up for trial. In consequence of ' Ing OD Previous cecasions attempted! to lay violent hands eo the wieesees for the prosecution, Bridget was remanded toxthe prisoner's dock, where abe remained in n quiescent state during the whole trial. Mr. Frederick B. Van Vieck, assistant counsel for the de‘ence, opened the ease in a long and able address, dur- sng which be carefully reviewed and analyzed the tet mony which tad been brought forward by the premecu tion, Mr. Charles #. Spencer then called the first witness for the defence. Mr. Ackerman, being sworn, testified that he was an at torney aud counseller, had been employed in profession al capacity by the prisoner on two occwions. ‘Question raised by the Court aa to the nature of the tes- timony to be g-ven by this witness Counsel for the defeace stated that the theory of the defenoe weing Ubat the whole case was « conspiracy againet the priv ner, which wan engineered by Martin, haan Whalen ‘one Of the witnesses, nad had admitted in bie own crome-examination that @ civil suit was peoding be tween the prisener and Martin for brevh ™ promiae of ‘marriage. Counsel went on to state that he offerred to show that on the 28th of May proceodings were com menced againat Martin for seduction, after which Martin caused ber arrest oo the charge of arson. Mr. Menart #'ated that Martin waa in court,and coun nel for Che defence might call him. Mr. Spencer objected to making Martin « witnens for the defence Judge MeCuna decided to rule out the evidence relative to the civil mult. Exception waa taken to auch ruling by counsel for defence. Fxamivation continued, when the Court again ruled out evilence tending to show that a conepiracy had ox inted toget the prisoner oat of the way, iaception was again taken by the counsel, aod the witness told to stand amide for @ momenta when conse! sad be would jrove the tact ty another way Fire Warabal Raker wan then called and tewtéfied thvt Martin made a ition before the magistrate om the sth of May. The first complaint made to bim—the wit- nean—was by Mr. Whalen Connsel said the complaint wan made juet ome day after the ervil suit had been commenced. The Court decided ttrule vut all such evideace unless Martin was placed on the stand. Mr. Speneer then commenced to sum np for the defence, stating it was the old story—thatyshow him «tow. grog very, kept Dy & pothou-e politician, where tum js sold by day and provtitution riots by wight, he would then stow them & man who could defy jostice even in her otesem temple. Counsel then went on to state that it was only duet the & pevolent institution of the Prison \maciation thatebe prisiner was defeaded. Hie ptond Uere in her behalf at the intercession of that meclety and mince the fret potion Of than trial had appeared io the puble prints, crest toterest hed heen exeited by it. ana prot of which he bed, since Mint Thursday, received a large number of ettere Im relation te It, one of whieh contetned the sum of twenty-five Aoliarr. AR he “id ceten ert to receive @ Jollag ‘or bie @ervices be should hand (he money thes re. crived to the prisoner, Mr Spencer then #peke at con cvderable length om the failure of the propecution Ww put the man Maron on the stand, whieh be Nkened to ite play of Hammlet with Hamlet le'tont Couneel thee caretuily on \atved all Ch legal pointe to the Jory ond comed hie AuMMINE OP WILD & CATED) TeVew Of all Ing Hv itenee 0 bs Stuwrt then #ummed up for ibd crommention afier whieh Jonge Me charged the ory on tbe law in relation vrapsom; aga, afler reviewing ibe \antiroony, the cane we given te fe yo Atlee remaining out about thirty min turned and rendered a verdiet of gm) And accompanying their verd ct war a etrong re eminendation to the merey of the Court he prinemer war remanded for deurned unit Friday morn ng at + tom the Sarg re even o'ckew Fire im Lowell Trwnes, Mawe Sept 17 The ©. Ayer ROD.'s inrne pw one a) Dulin we took fire abort eewen 0 eaek lawt 0 ig he (60 Upper BLOT hen A they aetabtiohmens werw ebtirely barned ont. The wer sWtiee were Rot much damage’ except by water ahout tere hindered hante were (hr t & employ 1288 AON. OPW 0000 emurance B10 008 meut C We de Kee Guts tina ale Bdese 0s Demi Kir and LD te ke errege. an atlemot at | *, 004 the Court | 4 aainiaemaiauaa of Rebol Vesseis in 95 Del&ilud CanaiCo 159 200 te ws seer 1s 38 ey 16 do 15% Tho Opinion, of Valencia, Spain, contains the follow ME | yo9 do bo 13d ane bq 030 n% sccount of what 4 calls au unhappy acckient — 100 ie #0 1X 200 Chi aN WK u“ We have to record an occurrence which took place a co 4-+-0 134" 00 do... B80 BAN yesterday afternoon in Uke bar! rao, and which we oO moreso . =. 160 Chi & Alt KR ” ive just #9 we recotved it, without guaranteeing the cor | 11) pre ‘a ieee ne & 80 rectreas of all the details, sani | 909 eon 810 ee aMicnatl® 3 : i L i 0 (bi yee A sentinel, wemod with his rifle See was so Harton bh igh. Mheeen SHCOND BOARD strange 20000 US6's,'81,cou.6 100 1600 sha B RR. DON ‘whem the captain rOpO Atod 1000 Tenn 6's, 90... 64%, 200 80 117 continued obstinately 10 refuse obedience. At this juncture | the captain of anethor Anglo-American vessel which wos Jy tng alowy side came om board the sbip where the « was KoIDg OL, and tok the sentinel Chat ho sho the captain, at the same time drawing his reve threateving him. The soldier wrenched the piste the hands of tho captain, and im soif defence tired and killed him on the spot. He then delivered himae 900 Mich ¢ 1100 M So £000 Missourt 6° 1000 Ainerican gold, 100 shs Canton ¢ . 100 Cumb Coal 100 do. Rn scrip the authorition of the vessel, While regretting that @ | gag ¢ Prwaset 100 #10 124 ian should thus lose his life, it is cloar (bat the blame | goo de D10 1241g 200 cone VM Altachen entirely to the foolinl act of the ofticer who paid | 299 do......810 13460 WAN the penalty with his iifo, 100 Hud Wav RK b1S 156 200 Clev & Pitte RK. Whig [Gra0 i & maritime town and watering aare of Spain, | 109 * 3534 100 Gal & Chie RE 107 on tho Mediterranean, and is tho weaport sy Valeucia—ho. | 209 a 300 106% Hunan. } ® “o Tu Chie RK i HIR“b90 100 10 do. 100 do . # “ 100 do. 100 de... cece MOBS FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | 600 eric rit... Wwo's 300 ae . 108 100 do......810 106), LO MU APr duChRR 6 “Tuunspay, Sept. 17-6 P 100 do™ bi 108, 100 10. . 0 do... ..b90 1 100 do. Money is easy; call loans about six per 4 Go... 810 108, 100 P,FEWaecbKIt B90 with less disposition on the part of bankers to | 50 ao min’ a” Ge make difficulties about collaterals, The banks will = ser» 10646 100 do. 030 Ct pref. 14100 do. des pay $3,550,000 into the Sub-Treasury to-morrow Sosy 100 @o under the recent negotiation, and some of them | 300 140 200 Alt &T Haute ak 200 Reading iil” he profess to be uneasy about the supply of green- backs. The asnociation will, however, have more currency om hand after paying this call than it had Bales at the Public Board, ON O'CLOCK PM. before the negotiation wan made. ‘There in noth- | Semon” "qr ean el tas Signhe Reaging BR a ing in the financial prospect which can be regarded | 17000 do... 100 4 v10 Hi % a foreshadowing an active money market. Torsha aut lah ten we vs it “ Gold opened at 133 this morning, but fell gp 700 Qrtz HG Min ‘4 Co 206 4 132, closing at 132%, Exchange wae 145 pee, ee ie Rush Be we | RE we at 145 there i# a large inquiry, and at 146 every one | 400 do, Too do. . 0% In wilting to nell. One cause of the dulness of the | 100 8 ¥ Cent ieee bullion market is the closing up of the bear inter | 100 do. 100 do... DE 89% ent. A few dayssince bear contracts wove pend: | 6° : 4 i won ing for not less than $10,000,000 @ $12,000,000 of | 00 Tia rexs 100 ba 90 gold. We presume that at present the whole ‘i } street ie not short a million. If, therefore, we 0 shouldjreceive good news from Charleston or any any oe other point, the decline would be more marked o We than it was when the last good news came to Ws The dealings on the Stock Exchange continue bs 128 to be marked by a want of animation and of pur- 3 i < pose. The public are not operating to any extent, ito. Cleve & Pitta RR. vo do w and the great houses which have swayed the mar- | 300 6.. pp a a ket for the past year are generally looking on. red pods 200 Chic & Re TKR’. 1087¢ Stocks are left to the manipulations of the minor | 100 ao, i do, . ow operators of the street, and the consequence nt RS dull brokers’ market, with a small volume of t 100 Erie RIC pret. woo do, ie 100 Chie & NW nv siness, and fluctuations up and down succeeding 108° 200 Pitts Ft WOR cach other pretty evenly. At the morning board | goo Harlem iti... e 142 200 ao to-day New York Central fell off 144, Erie 1%, bs a ] is 4 i ‘ ve Erie preferred 44, Harlem 3, Southern old 2, Pitts- | 999 Roading RR... bs 117-100 do ae x“ G 2 200 do ba burg 1, Illinois 1%, Fort Wayne %, Galena %, 2 cate Stites ie Reading 4. The only exceptions to the market cag were Chicago and Alton, which advanced 1%; Terre Haute, which advanced 44; Quicksilver, HALE PASE THREE O'CLOCK F. 1000 American gold. 1254 100 ahs Sich SAN INK . 000 USTrT 3 1OAKO 106", 100 be which advanced 14, and Ohio and Mixsinsippi cer- | 100 Mya tumb coal sor, 100 vu tificates, which advanced 244. It chances that | 100 . id “4 Lo these four stocks had not been unduly | {0 noCoD1s 24 100 uM inflated by the recent advance, and conse- 100 NY Contra! RR. 1 i ‘ quently fell but little during the panic, and | 1) of a ‘af seem now to be attracting some of the | 100 3 i attention which has been withdrawn from | 10) higher priced stocks. At the clone of the call a | 100 OR: ina fresh inquiry sprang up for the leading shares, | 10 Erie be and there was for atime quite a buoyant market. | 1000 Erie jumped up from 105% to 107%, Southern old & from 88%, to #04, and #o on. This sharp rally, | 200 however, was not altogether maintained at the i m4 one P.M. call of the public board, and at the | gig 4. afternoon session of the regular board it was | 0 do . 100 do... pretty generally lost. There are one ortwo| ti ga, j large operators in the «treet who are buying for | S00 do. 100s ' 94 Che m at the rise with confidence. But as a general rule | 0 4° eocley fodets Ri 19686 the men who have made the most money do not | 100 do 100 4 “é ee look for a general advance for some little time to |} 4 was come, and are holding off to buy at lower prices. | 200 do. 100 do ia At the four P.M. call the market was dull, The | 100 Site er 4 following were the closing quotations of the | quo ‘as 100 day: 100 dn 100 Mined M leno “et € 100 do 100 a 0) page tet eon 108 2100 Mich Suthers n2)c RH 100 do 100 PR EWE DIK £8 7.90 notes..108% © 1067; Mich Homd...125 290 Harlom Rh. 100 4 * Debt cort..... 99%, a Ws, Mi Ceutral.... 124 100 40,24. 200 Wess ingiar” 8 Clee & Pitts... 98 Galena . Toledo CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Rock taiand, || 107 Sennmnay, Copy 18-0 B06 Fort Wayoe,.. #05 Asies —Pots were more sought after at Te a Tige., and Terre Heute... 60 poarty less inquired for at Bie, rales 60 bbls. of all Terre Han pref 80 ao Chicngo & Alt. 81 $0 140 141s Chic MNW.... Shiga Hansvertrrs.—The flour market was more active ts day AV aT with « brisk Inquiry for desirable foie, partiouwrly for The business of the Sab-Treasnry was as follows | shipment, and at an advance of Ide sinew oar net. The to-day day's receipts raseled only 0,000 bois, The day ® slew Receipts + $1.316.473. 17 | comprined 26,900 bbe, He 4 Western, 1.40 bbie = nt ee na | Southern ant 1,100 bbl Canadian, Kye four wan io de Baiance...... [955087107 29 | mand, with aales of 400 bhie, Corn mes! wae very Bem The earnings of the Cleveland and Toledo Rail. | with sales reporte! o° 1 500 bbl, We now quae — and Weaterr road for the second week in September were: 1868,. $20 417 coer Ww 22 Abs A as xed Lo pind saperine ‘The second week on the Chicago and Alton was ied craic TAMMY do. $50,802—an increase of $16,415. Rive Shar. Say 6s oe The Bank of Commerce has called for an instal panetwone, eset corn wen! per 100 —Wheat war in brie moderate supplies of prime offering. 14 buying more treely The day '# remy ment of $80 per #hare on its remaining scrip. Pay- ment being made an or before lat October, with interest from Ist September. the holder will be en titled to receive the next dividend on full shares The Treasnry will disburse something more than $3,000,000 on the lat of the coming month in gold, for interest on the 7.30 per cent loan, and over five millions the Ist November on the 5-20 year popular loan. reqpvent and te, a 2 t amber Kent if token by The following is the amount of coal transported won depromed "1a Aeciining ‘dng over the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western A fle nimmeted to Railroad for the week ending September 12 p beer pp poo pone gen Bo + Week Year nd Wester thived. snd Tra The for Weatern white Toms. © Toms. Ovet. | and yo. Tate continuet active and firm. We quote Shtoped north 7,806 1h 24 K2I 04 | Canidae at Me, athe, Bate at Ole. & Te Weetern at Sbipyed nowth. mim i C16 ALL 06 | tte a The (the periar new). Kye was scarce <a _ and quiet at © 8 Ge sod new at Or a tot 29 062 ou O | of Mate barley brought $1 250 61 WH, end barley malt For corresponding time last year $1 Corre The market wer very etre Yo Shipped porth. 14m 18 228,416 11 | We guste hie. prime, os aye, 4, good wh aed Shipped pouth 030,001 Of | ao. tare at Be. 0 Bike , do. ‘ordladry vt oun = to grand cary Pie m Total 2 pss Ob TOT 14 e.. Mar at Be 0 82 ace ca Sze , la 2 Inrreasa 72 t, Domingo at Be. @ ub), oc heage The opening of the Albany and Susquehanoa * The demand Active since our inet 20d solee have been mied 2100 bales harlee Railroad was celebrated yosterday by an excur- | ty-.n tor. tor miadiingr, the market runing bapeetiyn sion on the road from Albany a* far aa com tion sale on Wednenday there wees pleteda distance of abowt thirty-three miles aT atostitien Desivubie inte ee ee This, saye the Keening Journal, was an event xn, G2 77 2 O10, Oued jorthy of eo oration. No z eminently worthy of commemoration » ralbroad The market was lows active and lene burvent in thie State has been pronecuted more persever there were shined 3.100 bhie. four at | f on greets 7 444. 818 64. by malting Yenrel, and Qe Od b logly oF ender greater Gicouragement, Bet | site bebew gris, part si'6d, © OU4.; 700 2 under the able management of Benator J. K. Mam sey, KR. WH, Proyn and their associates the great project for linking the Schoharie with the Hudson has been achieved. Iti believed that Albany and the Behoharie valley will reap rich benefite from | * | butter and cheese at 46, OF steamer: 160 tonw oll cake te 04, To Bremen 100 bide vba s at the completion of the road Hay New Sale ons We send rorsast ot frve ssh: ppletion od wee setting tm tots wbip tls Stock Kaen Demet we oe Twemeay Sept. 17, te rienem Was in goed demane and ve r s1mane | 2 whee Haren sme Thee ae e dey wat th edad market wae wendy |e | Marae frome, Tho 6 * t rpinite ™ . | torention wan eam ce « C00, with omn ow . | a0 op werd tendency 0 ls tm & pe 108% | eye fe moterche reqnent, a be jeito do Vebhang ins", | eth moe me ON ‘ 6 he its ow. Oa a 5 Y wn ae wn eels Amb wi oe the bon 3 266 Nodaom i Hit 0 Tien KMacrip «16 124 nee veo VyiWea at. ay 100 VF a tet DO) Armerieen & Be e “ te Totter wae it prod Permect * | at we. (or Uti, Cheeney rrr) mule » a ey Lert tintin wd at te Ti rhe & Commerce 6 “ 4 : 6 nerd. which wan 46 Amer Warps Me ~ withheld WO Meretoumnn Veet 40 Came Cons pret 0 On ee iver Min Co te rie dewent, © 1th melee repent, of 3MO bieie,, 200 benwe, aor 226 Kies, Wye. for Manta, and OKe, & 1! jc. tow en ee HLF MHIP dor BIH 6 | Tas tarw won lm peel Feuewt with malar of 140,090 Mh im ~ | 0 te hee wt OMe, a 1OKe Wh ced ioce te. ty MAP KWAChHiC dS te were in et Gerad ah efor pr icee “a wa - “ ve ” Si ue : a we o vam te ‘eles wrve mande od TH) bite ot te OlOKe, mes Cheated Very Girt iy