The Sun (New York) Newspaper, February 10, 1870, Page 2

| ———SS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1870. pect ponee ae Amuscmente To-day, Academy of Musto lis! 4 Oper. Bpdle Balt Mobs y+ Chere. Neeth's Theatre Hr et Tiryant’s Minatrele-shee Flv. bated Ayenne Theatre—Surh nd Opera Mouse Treive Tewpioi ows Francisco Winatrets, 8 Drwinage ‘The Tammany The Seren, te Wathart's sett The Repub’ can Storm which ts Brewing. Three events have just oceurred in Wash {ngton which show how thoroughly the Administration is demoralized, and how widely the Republicans in Congress are di- vided on important questions. We refer to the decision of the Supreme Court on the Legal Tender act, tho feeling ty the Senate on Gon, Gnant’s nomination of Judge Srnono and Mr. Brapvey to fill the vacan- des in that Court, and the vote in tho House on Mr. Mansitaty’s resolutions against o protective tariff. Of the seven Judges who pronounced upon the Legal Tender act, five were appointed by Mr. Liycony, and when they were elevated te the bench they were believed to be thor ough Republicans, and fully io accord with that party on all the financial measures aris: ing out of the war, prominent among which stood the act now called in question. But when this measure is brought to the bar of the Court, two of these Judges take ove view of Ite fundamental and vital provisions, and three take another and totally different view. And we have no doubt that their dis- ordant opinions retl ct the sentiments which the Republicins entertain on the same sub- fect. They differ as wicely ae the five Judg ‘The nomination by the President of Messrs. Srnoxo and Brapiey has brought out, and Will probably yo: cevelop in a more marked degree, the hostile feeling which exists be tween Gen, Grant and the Senate, This hostility is largely due to the reiusal of the Benate to unite with the House in the repeal of the Tenure-of Office act, a mearure upon which Gen, Grant had set his heart ero he took the Presidential oath. The Senate will teize every opportunity afforded by unforta- nate noniivations, like those of Messrs Brnoxo and Brapiry, to prove to Ge Qmant tliat they intend to keep the check apon him which the Tenure act has put in their hands, Of course, he will row restive ander tlie; but it will avail nothing, except to intens fy the hostility between the Exeeu: tive and the Senate, Perhaps, howe the vote of the Honso om Mr. Marsiane’s resolusions brings more Prominently into view the widy differences of opinion in the Republican ranks on the Issues of thi futare thon either of the other matters we have mentioned, The resolu tions aimed a blow at the long-cherished tariff pol cy of the party. ‘This is one of tho main issues on which sanguine members of the party were relying to rally ite forces, fow that the great controvers es growing out of the war cre passing away, And yet, om the questio: of tabling thess resolutions, thirty Republicans from the West voted with forty-seven Democrats against this in dircet ond evasive modo of disposing of this vital matter; and among these thirty were such leading nemes as ALLIVON, Jupp, Lawnency, Jv » Bexsamiy, and Ly« #0L1, who doubtless truly refle:t the opinions of the Western Republicans on the subject of protecticn, ‘The resolutions were sent to the talle Ly only twelve majority. If a @ircet vote could have been obtained, at least nmr Republicans would have taken es with the Democrats, and Mr. Mar Li's resolutions in favor of a purely reve nue turif? would hive been adopted. ‘These gales are forerunners of the storm which is sure to shipwrek the Republican party ere the next Presidential election, an Joss it promptly drives from the helm the incompetent and inexperienced pilots who now undertake to dircet its affairs, = ceiaiiemenmeeet Surveyors of Customs and Naval Oftie cers Abolish [them ADIl to abolish the otfiee of Survey the Customs is before the Finance Committoe of the Senate, It provides that tie duties heretofore performed by Surveyors shall hore after be performed by Colleetors, and that the muni Jtes recelved by Surveyors shell be ‘Treasury ‘This is right as furas it gous, But it falls short of the true mark, The office of Navel Officer should also be abolished, and the enor: Mous perquisites which pertain to it paid into the Treasury, Tf a man is fit to be Collee or, he ought to be charged with the entire supervision collection of the enstoms, without the in tervention of any such useless fitcum. brances as Surveyors aud Naval Officers, If heis not fit to be Collector, he should be promptly turned out Let the bill be amended as we anggest, and thon let it be passed without delay, Tn the mean time let the President revise his list of Collector nd turn out those who are nnfit for the post, beginning with the Collector of this port. ——————— A bull in & china shop could seareely have crested grester consternation than the advent ainong the bulls and bears of Wall street of the fair and Qushing fuanciers who, under the tirm nam of Woonti, CLariis & Co., located themselves last week in the very heart of our monetary een. tre, The simple fact that » couple of pretty women should place themselves in s0 novel porition was of itself suflicient to excite curiosity and surprise; but these etmotions speedily gave way to apprehension aud awe when it become Known that one, a! least, of the principals ot this vinine fina was the possessor of strange and sterioay powers, such us in earlier days were Marly sup to be only attained through et ne rotiations with the Evil One timse ‘The vu question bas never manifested uny Gisperivon to hide her ticht ander a bushel; cons ly there can Le no impropriety in pub. Niely v to her supernatural Herd annouacsnentsyand muititu her and in \ have pr the world the surprising inf ion that Miss Te Reeste Chariin is the most wonderful of clair Yoyants; that she eau tell a mun bis past life, and foretell his tuture; tbat she ean look inte on ins @ividual’s interior economy as easily wa she can Jook Into futurity, that ene enn discover stolen property and detect the unscrupulous pilferers thereof; that she can influence love affairs te the advantage of her cliente; and, in short, thatshe cw accomplish all the wonders ever attributed to the wisest seventh daughter of a seventh daugh- ter. Indeed, in the earlier stages of her career, whon established in an obsguré quarter of Cin- cipnati, this remarkable fmale, for the trifling sum of ten dollare, firntshed ber customers witty charms whtch, carefully worn about the person, would tnsure the wearer good fortune for the re« malnder of bis orher natural existence, In New York, however, in consequence of the exorbitant charges for rent and inereased advertising ex: penses, wealth and comfort were not xo cheaply dispensed, but @ more remunerative tariff wa adopted. ‘Tho stock brokers and money-changers of Wall street are supposed to be tolerably sharp, but what earthly sight have the shrewdest of them ia. @ transaction with one who can read the future as easily as if it was printed in bold-faced letter? How readily will the kame bright eyes which can look through and through @ broker's viscors, penetrate tho hidden recesses of the most intri- cate combination ever formed to work @ corner! Imagine an impeennions operator endeavoring to hypothecate a stolen bond, bought at 70 per cent, discount, with one who can not only discover stolen property, but also point out the perpetrator of the theft, And as for selling long or short to a gifted seor who ean, if she will, give the mar. ket quotations three months henee as well as abe can give those of three months ago, why, the very idea is suggestive of goneral bankruptcy on the one hand, and aa accumulation of wealth on the other only limited by the self-secrificing spirit of thet benevolent disposition which for #0 long » period found plessnre in selling charms that would insure life-long happiness for the ridicutonsly small consideration of a ten-dollar greenback. We beliave that the impression that the new firm is eupported in its operations by Com- modore Varpennir isa mistake, ‘The capitalist who honors the drafts of Woonmrtt, Crartin & Co, is more retiring and more obedient to the mynterions powers that have him under their control than the great railway mouareh could ever be. a In thie city the first ettort of every man Is to buy # lot on which he can erect # hoase for his family, end which heean call his own, This is his castle and his pride. pecially with for- eign citizens is this an object. The only enemies to be encountered are dishonest officials and the general corraption of the times, Taxation and asseasments—twin instruments of oppression to confiscate property—are imposed without the knowledge or consent of the owner, and in many cases against his most vigorous pro tests, Every doliar thus wrang from btm beyond the actual necessity is an act of tyranny and downright robbery. Our Democratic Legislature have promised us to reduce these burdens, How do they keep those promises? A law now exists by which « land-owner fraudulently or illegally assessed may rid his property of the villanous unposition, remedy has existed for m: years, and has been often resorted to with success With the increase of corruption and greed this remedy has become obnoxious to those in pow: er. One bill has been introduced in the Senate and two other bills in the Assembly legalizing fraudulent assessments and entting off the present remedy. Property-owners, be on your guard. Send remonstranc to the Legislature. See or write to your mombera, and mark the members who would perpetrate these wrongs upon you, If your own members attack their constituents, many cf them poor men upon whotn these fraudulent assessments bear most barshly, then mone are safe, und our Democratfe rule 1s a tailure. We shall follow t course of these bills, and shed @ flood of sun- shine upon their movers and th ——— Trrorwi.0s LAbpIsLas ZsCHERESKOFSKI, « pupil of Lrenta, bas auceeeded in making a dis which promises to revolutionize the trate motives, cover in precious stones, He bas succeeded in making silicions and aluminous ethers ; and it is suid that by simply mixing ® certain quantity of these ethers with other chemical elements he produces almost instantaneously the most magnificent results, Combined with the oaide of iron in # perfeetly pure condition, the aluminous ether makes raby; with sulphate of copper, sapphire; with any of the salts of nickel, an emer. ald, With the suits of euromium the silicious otler gives all the beautiful varietics of the topaz, These ethers evaporate with @ very subtle and pungent odor, which some people find bizhly agreeable, The salis crystallize with perfect 1eg- ularity on the evaporation of the ether, Als though the eornndums obtained by this process have not the extieme bardness of the natural substance, yet their brillianey when the oper: ation is carefully conducted ix admirable, Silex aud algminum, the bases of the flints and clays, ents to be found all or the globe, and the of mantpulating then into gems, though one of extreme delicacy, requires no costly apparatas and no expensive materials ———— The “ wedding” of the York Rings is @ matter of some concern to all honest men, and particularly interesting to the Brooklyn people just now, ‘The tink which unites these worthies in their well-luid schemes to run the taxes nd their political machines at the highest rates of speed is the East Riv Stronger than the withes o: steel that will bi these two cities together are the political and futerests that unite Stravamay and Twrep and Meeruy end Sweevy, In our sister city the tivo great powers nre the Park and the Water Commissioners; fir ull po litical purposes they are practivally one, ay Srrawaay, the President of the sion, the power of both is centred, finds in his associat in the bridge dircetion ready nts in all bis Brooklyn schemes, and in turn the New York Ring Masters served by him, There's a combination for you, innocent and gentle taxpayer! Th a congerica of Rings, either one of which is strong enough to You have given them some power, they have taken more; and now they shall tuagh at your ealain- ity, and mock when your fear cometh,” It is not often that we are eto Bay any thing in praise of Mr. Apmanaw O, Haut, so that wet ial satisfaction in commending bis proposed law for securing an adequate supply of good jurors in criminal cures, In view of the well-known difficulty of getting juries in such causes, Mr, Hart. would have the Legislature epact that no officer or judge im the eity of New York shall excnse a furor from eervice In either the Court of General Sessions of the Peace, or of the Over and Terininer, unless the cause of exeuse alleged on oath on such juror’s behalf be in good faith, either that he is then personally absent from the city, or is confined to his bouge through iMness, or is too unwell to serve. Ry way of com- pensation, he favors the further enactment that inal are ele rooklyn and New financial resist your honest attempts to break it, covery person serving a8 @ juror In a er court for twenty days within any jury year, shall cmpt from any other kind of jury service within said eity and county during snfd year, wud shall ¢ wwe for each day» factual attenday 4 reasonable pecuniary compen suti otion, this compensation shouki not be thon tyo dollars a day; and ifthe sume prov conld be extended i civil cases, it would be ao more than proper, Why should any man be asked to love w whote day's inbor in sitting on a jury and get nothing im return’ No wonder law vers of New York trom the lace Daniel Cady, | aud in recard to those of more wodern perlots from the late Joshua A, Spencer aud Nicholas ul, No THE SUN, honest and industrious people shirk such an onerous duty. Let Mr, Haxa?s bill be passed by all means, and after it te pasaed the District At- torney go on and dispossof the fifteen thousand indictments in bis pigéon-holes egainst the thieves and ruffians who serve Tammany Hall in the capacity of repeaters, and who are allowed their liberty as a reward for their faithful obe- dience to the Ring. ee Senator ConKLING’s recent telling apecch against the Howse Census bill is attracting con: siderable attention. Mr, Soswen is visionary as usual, and defends the absurd theory that because there has been a6 increase of population in the last ten years, it is absolutely necessary to launch into extravagant expenditares i taking the new consus, The tendency to increase public expenses upon one plea or another has been fearfully grow- ing within the last few years, and it is time thet it should be checked. Expenses in bureaus like the Agricultural, Educational, Land, Statistical, and now the proposed Census Department, are supposed by their advocates to reflect and pro mote the progress of the vountry, But it will be found that they reflect only the progress of ostentation, wastefulness, and centralization, and make @ tremendous show without yielding any adequate retorns, The panacea for all public evila is belleved to be the establishment of huge Government organ izations, with their costly accessories of employees and printed documents. If this is to go on much further, the American people will be hopelessly impoverished. The bureaus of Land, Agricul- ture, Education, and Statisties involve already some fifty millions of annual expenditure; and now it is propoyed to increase the cost of the Census Bureau, Tho spirit which animates these legislators of new bureaus ix that of bancombe, and plays only into the hands of patronage and demoralization, Let us hear no more about new bureaus; abolish the old ones, and let the Amer. ican people work ont their own progress, gentle. men, without bamboozling public opinion by mammoth Government establishments, a Whether or not members of Congress ever do actually sell West Point cadotships, there is certainly # generally prevalent opinion thnt auch inthe fact, The charge las never indeed been proved in any specific ease, but «number of stories are in circulation like the following, which we tke from the Albony Argus: “ We are credibly d that in @ certain Con ereamtonal district in Btate, tre cadetabip war old cut for a ba money contiaerution The Con- lo.be gully of the caurare oocueiee OFiLON i society, and out for party to whleb je cori upt uudings at be difieuls t Deliove Ghat the ides tronsaction » ould ever find a lodement tn jnriher anderstond that the matter wee charged upon him ine pablie meeting Inst tall, and be was ch Minged to brig the question before the Miltary Commitice of Coveress, in care he should eormder that injustice had heen done him, But the muepeeted member has never asked for ai investigiuon, and pas slept until the recent movement of the Miltery ( mittee tO examine into eases of o #iinilar character, If the informant of the Argus Is telling the truth, why does he not himself furnish the name of the accused member to the Military Commit. tee, and have the maiter inquired into? penietnattee En tdate The reported appointment of Prtyosr. Pamapot an Freneh Minister to the United States licks confirmation, It is not at all probable that this liberal st will consent to make capital for the moribund Bouapartiam of France by con- senting to become its representative in this pearance of Mise Kellon red last evening In “Dinda one of the brizhtes: inspirations of f the operas that the Ffinds most consenial to ber powers, So Fp rt was conerrued tere was nothing let to be desi: She geve Linda with all that grace, sweetoess, and porlect vo zation that hive made Der tawonsin the past, Lott also sang with w usual spirit and power, Roneon! was not in g00d voice, He had talen all the labor of the pro- duction of * Maria di Rohan” by the amature at the Union Leneue Theatre on fie aboulders ; his Inbors in that direction ewitoinated at the representation of Tuoadoy evening, and left him fatirued and worn, Mine, Lowlvy, Oe new coutiaite, very ably seconded Miss Keilogy.” ‘Ihcr> te no mieake about her vous, [vin not a hezgo-sevrcno toreed down, bat has the true contra'te color, avd a8 slrong abd sonorous, The ensembecverveeuily tute of the secoud uct, Were adunirably aang. Rumor eiys that an amatenr, @ bartione singer well known in New York society, will make his up. arance next week in ihe File in Masever).”” compauy certainly Beeds lnprovement iy ths direetion, t the Dal d’Opera takes place, and on Rigoletto” au with @ east that ine bof the company, Miss Ke loge. Mature Luiniey, Lefranc, Rous onl, aud Bards bung of tae t. ee Shall all Our Chozens be Te xed to Tene the Religion of a Parc t To the Faitor of ihe Sun Sin: ‘The courteous appeal of Mra, R. B, Con. noly to myself, in fue Sus of Tneedar, would call Fa reply Ws a malt T of politenens, even Mf no prin ciple of public policy were involved, Upon auy question of public charity in New York Mrs, Cou- nilly's views ure cutiled to most respectful vation; for her own works of benefc-nce th ks of all good citizens are her due, and the viessing of the poor, and of tue Divine Master, wh friend and eavior of the poor, will be her reward, Bat the question is not at all one of eharity, nor of rehwious cont oversy, nor even of Fellgions teue lug In denominational welooks, At fe simply the ques- tion, Whether the money tuat is raised by tax ng a1 cavaens ake hows Ue bomets OF any one religions body ¥ her. just when the Monstrous Wrong of suyperting # Feliglon by Sate bas been vbolinued in Treland, we shall nur. duce tn this country thy odious principle of tuxiag body to support Sumebody's Feligion ? ut wither we shall adhere to the noble exawple of the Homan Gatiole founder of Maryland, ta keep Ne tre Church, and the State entirely seperate 1a their resoective flelds ? The State must edi ie its cltlzous tor ther dattes, ration. Hf education w left MUU Les WHI grow ap iD oe ort thie must be ire from arian bie. Cvon insist upon having the Bible rewd forall wlike Twould n Now, what is taught ina Roman Guthoite school i» not taught In the common rchools? Aritt ie QraMWAT, Keogeap Hing, writing, bis tory No, none of the ples of the Romon Cuts ho objection to those pv ine manyehiidren as Roman Cutholies ¢ the ools; but, as @ ellizen, I being taxed th'pay for te taxing I . I would nh Cuthd ies to support houls in Whieh my own the poor both knowledge and ro- ‘onnolly and her excellent en workers make (he teachivg subordinate to the churity; but the Tadiet and the Cuthelic World avow tat the religious feaching {8 the main thins that they demand vols under the control oF the Koman Catholic Church, 0 be pald for ous of the public treastry! That ke a violadon Of our national Prinervle, that te bute slail wot brovide ror the support Of religion. As tothe pour children of whom Mrs, Connolly speaks, the Board of Education report 84,000 ¥aeau ches. inthe buble schools, Tf room 18 yey Wabting, Jet thore school houses be brilt, If the children arc {00 poor lo co to Fehoo!, my church Will unite with Mis, Connolly's in provid ug them with clothing, Unough on tin-sectarian Committee, Tf the site helps thea, ax a matter of charity, let thie bed Urough anon-scetarian Board or Agency; but do not Wik AMY Wau by Leach another man's Fell sion. ‘Truly yours, Feb, 8, 1870. Jus. PB, THOMPSON, —— We learn that H. B, Stanton, Psq., is writing o Historical sketch of the Bevch und Bur of the State of New York, with in-adental notices of come of the distinguished aud lawyers of other § us dapood dm alvable information he is Weavtig into tt k An regurd to the eurly obtal man is hetior qualified than tive tosueh wend) ct, Himself a lawyer end man of wit, learning, omd jadgment, he will certetnly make an stereeting and Yelunble book, Mr, Stanton to de ju ‘The Binmeful Faroe of the Perry bas a THORSDAY, FEBRUARY GAN WE HANG FOR MURDER DISTRICT ATTORNEY MORRIS'# Al~ BAIGNMENE OF JUDD PRAIT. ‘Trial—Tho Insecurity of Life in ¢ tropotte—Mr. heencer’s Ago Again~ Mr. Morrie Take the Advice of 0) Men? The argument on the motion to admit to bail Edwin Perry, the allowed murderer of Thomas Hayes, night watetrvan at Harbeck’s stores, Farman street, Brooklyn, wan heard at.» Snceial Term of the Kings Country Supreme Court, before Jndge Gik bert, yesterday morning. Divtriet Attorney Morrie opposed the apolication, and ina long arenment se ‘verely commented upon Judge Pratt's charge to the Jary on the inst trial, and claimed that the care had been rubmitied to the Jary ander mietaken views of the law. He usterted that Judge Pratt had not is the entire charge made any allusion to any ciream stances on bebialfor the people, and that when they were the moro damning againet the prisoner, the more easily they were brashed aside by the Quart, Mr. Morris claimod that the defence wae ® creme or Pansunt from the beeinning to the end, Io thon continued + With the array of evidence he bad no reasonable man could have failed to convict. Tho murdered man had been killed beeause he was a faithful off. cer, and for no other reason. If this marderer «a8 to go ont of the court a free man, bailed by the Court, then it miglit be eald in the words of Jack Reynolds, “Hanging for murder 1s played out.” What « fearful remark that was, And yet, notwith- standing the fenrfal ontrage and crime that he hat committed, and for which he should enffer, he bod done good in the community, Things have come to such a pies that it is more rule to-any to take human hte than to take property. A person who cnters your Louse and takes your property mo chance of being sent to prison; but if he takes your life, the chanees are nine to one be gets clear eutirely, ‘To-day MORDER 18 THE SAFEST CRI & men cen commit, This was well shown In the Temark ot Jnek Reynolds, ‘Thieves and criminals 411 over the country know what i# ging on in ti courts; they have an interest in these eases; they wate every sentence that Is {aposed by the evurt they know, as he line declared, that hanging 10 “played ont" In New York, Not one of this class ‘woald not hail with joy the fret that Perry had been lecharyed on bail, and reiterate toat there was no hanging for morder in New York. Life ts more in- secare in tis community than Zever before, and if by the ald of two or three perzured scoundrels and tugh a ebarge trom the Court, aman Is to cacupo and"go free, then the crimiwal courts might as weil be closed at once, and these PARCES OF PRETENDED TRIALS stopped, But society will rise up in ite might and assert its original and sacred right to self-protection, and to put im execution the Inw, or they will take it in thelr own hands, irrespective of the courte, If the courts will not protect the community, the com- munity has a richt to protect Iteelf. God gront the time may never come when the courte wilt shrink from their daty to regord to crimes com: mitted; and he expressed his deep regret at the scandal that had been brought upon tne law by the prescnt case APOLOGY FoR JUDGR PRATT. Mr. Chas, S. Spencer replied to Mr. Morris tn an elaborate speech, de ending Judge Pratt's charge, and condemning the District Attorney's course, He read an affidavit of the District Attorney, that the Judgo had expressed the belief thas Perry’ ought to be convicted, nd that he meant to take the bull by ‘This he wala wns, by the District Atror pey’e own shostne, a private conversation, T¢ iMidevit was dictated in the same spirit winch called the defence a perjury, and ‘THe JUDeB A FOOL. Tle argued thet the mere fact of Perrs'® giving g that be was accused of te Jor, Wak & Btrone prof ot his mnocence, He reviewed the tertinony. end defended the character of his witnesses, and showed that the testimony aga ust Perry tai ms bearing a \ Mr. Spenecr alluded to Jick Ti ing ior murder ts played oat,” and aad that row we have an Jntination from the District Attorney that Uunicas you and Judce Pratt behave yourselves, there wil A VIGIL (NCR COMMITTER pat over you. The afidavit of Jon Frown to Mr, «Woe read, doposiag that he was under Mon. earch and heard tie pistol a iittie before ® o'clock, and then im a minute and a bolt be ew Per ry coming from the direction of Wall sirce deposing t at the Distiiet Attorney ba vat, if the D one 4 iide Attorney # dull ta than, bunee it, «¢ d vee the time when he be clad that he st not attribote neryuey a to people who oprose hin, Criminal justice could he better served by tempering it by w and merey than by hounding amon ty bin death, He 1 for the pilsoucr @ ccactitutional right of able bal Judge Uilbert reserved his dectston ——— - THD END OF HEPFER S FKOLIC. The Ex-Prestdent ot the Ronrd of Atdermen Rolensod from Lad ow atre ¢ Jot —Judw un The W the Tombs sufleriug for Another in MDrees John Heffernan went to a hop in Mercer street, and had trouble with Jennie Colin, Having been arrested, he #98 committed to the Tombs But ep- peal was taken to Judge Meagan, and Lis Honor «r- dered Waruen Stacom, of the City Priton, to pro- dv 9 Mr. Ueflernan tn the Sor erior Court. "Warden Bincom, baying fuiled 0 obey Jadge McCann's or. der, wor consigned to Lutiow street Jai!, where se spent Toceduy nighe and yesterday morning Mian'ime a writ of Aadeas corpus had been sned ont, unt yesterday morning Mr, Stucom was taxen before Jadge Inzraham, Mr, Bookstaver, of tho frm of Brown, Mall & Van- derpoel, counsel for the SheriM, read*the return of that offcer, and then the District Attorney reau Mr, Stacom's traverse to the return, whiel alleged that tae commitment agningt him was made withont any order Lat oschd bimto be ta contempt, and withoar any or ne way tment should not 1 caring there i with Out eny Fer { payers upon whieh tue comm t- d: thet dudee Mecunn bid beiore bin und ment in a criminal ease the sen tence theréo’ suet by fore Htment ; that ho was advised aud believed Ut ? that he sappored Nn wae whether the tacts stited in tue n behalf of the Sherif, aatd (he overted. taloed by virt competent tr stall not be ent ied to. pros claimed that t end of the case, Judge Inevv'im writ, Tle moment Chat fact appeared ib was Inguired whether the Sheriff consented to Mr, Stacotn's discharce, Mr, Bookstaver sald thit the Sheriff held Mr, Stu: oom under a commitment by adudge ot the Superior Court, and no subsatited the whols matter to. this Court tor detertr ination. The Sheriff did not wisn the prisoner dischurzed aniena he was sleraily held, Judge Ingraham said it was his impression that during the sittiay of the Court of Over and Rerminer no oftioer Wadd & Fi4h4 Lo Inquire into the det ntion of pilsoners. Te VisTRCT AttoRNEY— wait, TrORNEY—It is so by express June INGRaTAM—T think that under that sectto no Jodie on" ot Court lias any Jurindicton over tae prisoner; aud that « writ eannot be. made returon: ble'so as towive bim Jurisdiction ; theretore It the proceedings nltogether witnent jnmadiction, the prisouer is en ited to his dacharge, Warden Sticom was thereupon i Psy pea restored to his Mayer aba lowe aacae Law Gumuty o New " uly Crawd and snmmone't ; pro: Md courts excuse a jy or fon, serving 1 wonly aye with Any other ih (oldarice oF ¥ OF we n dollars. to he paid to hin by the, upon pronneton Oty ate trom 8. Ie shal rimatvitl Wio has geen duly Taw alia to hijndge suid ‘ mgt tata heeeaponteanc, smeirain ont to ul juror befor ethe court, ud, 10 sie discrotlow vf ty Guus by Oomapel lus wut Kew 10, 1870, Hpectmen of enn a + Vorw’e Pavorite Base Ball Clab Ma- ard— They Are Accused of Mtseling the Cits—They Are Pimps, Shio-teame blore,, Qins Wilt Hangersson, Prom the Ctmetanatt Commerc “ Pa ‘The Matoat Base Ball Clob, with the honor the characterizes their zation im all their doings, committee in parsu t shee, tay oie pore Chart Sweany, the eed the efor ot a representative of fmt clay (0 ris of & represen Chinin Uys services of Me, Bweany, nid of his f9 lure to do. Yesterday two. third-rate New ¥ "Peporta,” members of the Muttal Clady and thorized’ committee from that honorable arn za ton, appeared in our city and renev ed their eflorts, adviaing Bweaay to break the written contract he t Clad a pmising Lee raatonporgn che Macaal Club In so dor, and holding ‘peountary inducementa if be Woud do 60, ers, al eir D’remdent, rece Pa from the city or New York, vel player Is pat upon tae pay-rolt of some one of the difereas mente of that city, espeelaliy the street el partment, ander the management of Mr. T the only 1Aber he per orme ‘or Chit viliare te, the bers cul-am tan of drawiny his pay monthly. ‘Tue Ma- {unl Base Bali Club aiune costes the city of New York tho large sum of $90,0.0 annually, and i In itself a At type Of the corruption that characterizes every~ thing pertaining to that eorporation. ‘lo fe honor of Mr. be ho han stendfistty. declared that.he will fulfil his contract with the Cin- crnnatl Clio, both rn ite letter and spirit. and that he has reineed ‘the very tempting ofere made nim will be bereafter slwaye remembered to bis wdvantage. ‘Our home cinb will, we feel, see ttrat he is aunply re- wartlea for hie fal vdierence to It. To the Motual Club id way that they had better lea we honor that hae chiracterized te members of the Red Blocking nine, nod save tac: money, for revding to the Cinciwnadl Club Players will only add to the expense taat cannot eh be drawn from the treasury of the city of New and nok as servants & ‘standing of the organization ean 00d wool postion. ‘Th ‘utaal Clab ean give ite a high position a6 davee-house plups, skin gu ol iH hangers on, lt ia herdly necessary to ray th ere iuily aporeeiate the difterencas between the two clubs, Mr. Syeasy will remain with the Cincin- nati Clab, aud any effort to seduce him away will Lo usele Ti proof of th's, we produce the manty card of Mr. Sweuay, publisued by aes few days wince: CrxoiNNaTt, Feb. 4, 1870. the Bustor af iha Commerc. : javing been annoyed by several pnblications con TUR Dy engagements as adal! player for the season WA feel that in Justice to mye. 11, wind to wat sy tho ate eurior ity of many frienas, | should VODIC avelurath Rovember 16, 1860, me aer-emont With the Cinoinnaty Bas wu nS reason of Te70 | aad as by falc Vion my ebga,cmonts horewiors 1 have: honor as well as ‘profit, Teanvot a lave fay contemplate aa uction whos only rexait would be disgrace. ag tne Mutuals AAS. J. Bi bASY. CURIOSITIES OF CHIME, ethnelifiiines Mine Wilson, Having Horsewhipped ber Former suitor, snes him for Assaal In the Hudson County Court of Quarter Se sion yent ‘Churles Paslips ing dealer ty, Was placed ou {potctment charging that ve tind usmuulted Bi zabeta ison, Miss Wilson & mune 18th Ul winte compe irl et Phillips on Hud reets, She asked bin why he dit then, with three even Phillipa nour nt ho Kerry at the foot of Exchange pl woipoed Lim, Tt ts said that the youn alko sued Philips for breach of promise of marriage, wad for unovher assanit and battery, portant Cut the Watchdou'’s Throat, but Lost th Game. Yesterday morning, at about 1 o'clock, the front door of 72 Bors treet was found oovn by Oficer McNamee. Two piaeo is occupied by A. Wile web & © mano curing jewellers. ws otticer entored she” buniding und tvund the body of a lane watchdog, Whose throat bad been cut by the thieves: who iad enter.d and attempted to open the sufi, They bad driicd a hole and Guied it wie powder, A race and bit, cond chisels, sledge barum ok of powder, and ‘several other burglars’ {ust Were foun, But Wey uid not forced tue sat Boardwe Sallorw’ Keeper Punished t Lasts In the Superior Court, Wm, &: ues to recover damuges fom J of a sailors’ boar. tion of $100 gold with hits for safe keeping either the money watch had be bis care. Simith uain dt porited denred tiot Policeman John H. € Jobe d Wiluamecn fore Ja ge Baw wo Dlackinaillng Drawford, of sleepy Capt. command, Wee arremned v- aly, OU & charge of to the extent ul $60, in the eave ‘s Drmona, the Eighth Ward Hiquor dea, A for passing urous sel ior Oflicer Crawford, aj: nement of lamson)—Have ae in jail, 0 Botworth)—-Well, U1 course Crawford was not tried, ‘The Arrest of an Ex-Pontmnnt Gen, Samuel If, Roberts, w mastership of Brookiyn ta 156T { Brookiva, 0 held the Post. 1808, Woe arrest od yosterday om tie charge of appropriating Wo Swit use $733 frow the won.y or Ur find. Lids ene De 22 omen t wae d.scovered previous to Kooerts's Feuiova Dut the authorities in Wasiington did not Diess Lub charge UAtil yesterday, Wiin Unitrs were received tu arrest. im. The aveused bas beea hed toauxwer, Gen, Roberts served in tae Unon army f-veral voare, during Which he paseed throagh te Pen naukir campaign ard was enzged in anany tot He reow ved the office of Hostinaster in reward by under the uar Scy, Jude Batchiord bas ¢ cUort w secure the release of Win, had Virtually ventenced (0 impriso manutucturing patented combs, Mr, Fuller, of law trm of Ab & Fuller, counsel ft Patenwees, has consented to remit ihe due of oved by the Jadg lee, and be a Te) orter yeeterd ney-Gen: ral tor prisoner, He bad a long interes ichierd yesterday ou the satyect ; ana t Val ¢ Klein, of Cincinnati, went home drovk Hie wie asked tor money’ to buy bread, When be Wok @ pot Of Cole Cones and poured {t over the fice aud bosom of her babe, The ¢ ald cued an twoive boure wierward gad toe father is in Jail. eis MURDBDE WY PUYSICTANS, ee matt by Veceina - Treating for Measics while the Patient was Dying of HKmailePox-Burial Ordered without an Inaue) ‘Thomas Keely employed two physicians to vaccinate bis ebild, Cecil, and thiee da quon'ly an eruption broke out on ber exin. Mr, 8 suber Keely, alarmed, ealled upon one of the physicians, and begged him to visit Lis honse, The doctor sent bis partner, and that personare prononnced tho die. case measles, and preserived for measies, Tue cbild dled Monday night, undoudtedly of #ma'l-pox, com Manieated by ionl vaccine matter, ‘The phssict who hud thus kilied the hid now wrove # burl certificate and was holding in Lis baud, when the parent, weeping bitterly, said: "Di ed child's death at your dor, God lorgive. ou You didu's know It was amail-pox, but your parti did, and vou preeribed for meas). siclan, losins his temper, tore uo U cate and threw it into the waste. bivaet, sayia “AM right; you can't wet « certifleate from you can't Dury your child now antil the © her's tuqucet held on at, Li vou had kept quiet you could huve buried her to-day" (Monday), Th parents apposied to Coron Mo! ins, informe him shat their child was lying dead af 10 St. Mark's pluee:: bat the facts Baving reichod Dr, Tarna’s ears, uo ordered the burial of tbe cbild without a ingacet, ——— Tae Baptist Cuurcn at Gro ompoiut. In addition to the numerous eburel aircady dotting the Hmits of the Se Greenpoint) Brookiyn, another lias bee ing the past theee months, to be kn Union Avonne Baptist OF cubership many. we i first eburch, of which the Rev J. W. 'T astor, and who duve edected ano cant wn o ut ws awn from t Boothe is ion sa. een, strong to warrant tae enterp Tie Loliding is @ frame structure, #) fect front by I fee iu depth, and o nest design bow tearly con pitas, amd will go. lation On Sunday neat the Suv day Je connected with tie l Avenue Bap reh wilt be openca in tig veur part of the church, by Francis, street, w perumendcnt, ena otvers wie are dveniy Interost clin this pew undertik'ne. If our ‘vend Stoct exhibits the sume energy (hich we b tuperint ay he docs us pa k Weekly, we orediet Unit ne mt Vireret and Dest Sunday scant m Greet — Taking Care of Foimiy, The President bos renominated his futher, we P. Gront,to take eure Of the mail bugs in Covington, Ky! NEW YORK LEGISLATURE. a SWEEYY'S TAMMANY RING@ ON ITS LAST LEQS. — Tao Yourg ) mocracy’s Mtgnal Conclas sive Trinmpl over Hoffman, Sweeny, and the Rent of the Trickster’ Tribe—The Leader of the Honts (rom the Raral Dire tricte—Henator Bleed te Load the Young Democrnev. Auwaxy, Feb. 9.— Squire Sweeny ts dixguated At Inst. Having ascertained beyoud all doabt that ‘all his Inflacnce and power tp Albany had vanished, the obliging ‘€qnire very wisely concinded not to honor ue with his presence dur'vg the remainder of the aration, ‘This inteliigence wns conveyed ta the Now York delegation by Senator Bradley 'n Senator Norton's parlor, Lastnight there was bat one wet eye in the room st this announcement, and the owner of it wae the ‘quire's man Friday, Aloete Prear, The ‘squire therefore virtually yields the political ghost, and im ko doling he bus lost the stake he played for, and virtually soknowiedges the TRIOMPR OF THB YOUNG DRMOCRACY. The next thing 1# to oust the servants of the mar- ter, boginn!fig with the bichest and ending with the lowest, ‘The eborter has defeated iteelf, It cannot wheter twenty Democratic votes in the Assembly. Other corrunt sehemes of the dying Ring will take o similor courte, Gov. Hoffman is in the same box with bis owner, The Rivs's defeat is complete, withomt so much as fighting a ingle battle, Squire Sweeny did not run away without canee, I very reneitive person, and is not slow to take & hint, During the lest two weeks he found that no- Dody called to see W'm—no, not even a third rate A® remblymen, fenator Tweed's vieite, too, breamo fewer, and at Inat the Squire was left to wile sway the long hours with his Inekey, Hugh Smith, “wneaw Ant THe pors? he eked one day, “Down in Senator Bloods rodme,” war the reply, Sweeny sent one of bis apler to arcertain who visited Mr, Blood, and the rerort whieh he rrecived alarmed him, for he war handed a list of the most prominent Demoerata of the Btote. The Squire became satiefed that Senator Blood was the coming man, and he was rivht, Sen- ator Blood, who represer te the Soratogn District, Is a nan worth over ten millions of dollars, and not ® orlar of it hax he earned from bis connection with politics, To f# 60 years of age, and no one is more highly respected than he. Tis ebaracter ts above reproach, He occanten the hest rooms tn the Dela- von Tlonee, being thore formerty inhabited by Dean Richmond, Over 60 of the most prominent po! tieans of the State éait on him every week the Inst week it has peen openly remarked by promt: nevt Democrats that they lave found ont on whore shoulders DEAN RICHMOND'S MANTLE has fallen, and they select Senator Blood as the coming leader of the Democracy of the Rmoire Your correspondent 14 azatn constrained to Stare. expose two odditional stapendous Rinz schemes. Th Senate Committee on Muniefpat affairs, of whiten Witliam Marey Tweed ts Chairman, propose to present a dill at an early Gay to extend Centra Pork from 110th to 116th trect, for the purpore of | laying out XWW PARADE GROUND. Tha epprenriation for the proves} imerovement is to be #ix millions of dollars. The Comsaiins Ere Gen, Shaler and cther military men who ihe scheme a hearing gertertay afternoon. | This ts . Ae nveay 00, Mg nothing Jers than a maguificent (read, hke the new Wulwen rte ad lay Cont, House ewindie, The Tine ‘be‘ore b ing Hewlenmierinnts. ae Licked from power hive mage thie tut attempt 10 Se iOmrevenivers.c ss Ia f'l their pockets, ‘They took every preenation (0 wi] Pacite Malt!” 4 al make thie Jon present aa pinarible an anrearance o¥ Bin Ee ‘ ible, ‘They persuaded Cov. Hoffman fo ree ot ESmmend the piseure of tis bill in bis meve ‘Tue Ting somehow are always CORREPTING GOV. MOFFMAY, The movements of the Commitire hove hen on @neted on the mysterious Star Chamber principl Aber object war doubllees to es the bill on Leelelniure ef the (ret favoratle opportunity. Tt s wald thot tl Jond to he boorht nn is ol owned by the Rime. ‘The erea of the proposed parade groand fa rot of ercat-r dimensions! tasn that of Tompkine square, the present marade eronnd, ‘The Iatter bos | suimment wae twied. Prine howe pre torned bv the Rive tnte Ly loty ye of eS y tag isk conerste pavers nt nuisinee, ‘or the vnrpose of | an! ship driving . Kinicr and ot into. advoe | 8 tir at ers and family. cst", Mt, cating this ‘eteantie ‘The atmoph u ion Bontnen® erper pe POEs /es Oo, Stine of Tomkins square te \ MOUS, Jerse tine rest sold at $10 (OF ne white @ 10) De. ei by Konotor Michiel Norton Sena jorning. Te ropears that a M ent red Into a contract with Ue city some time avo topave Third averne from Fonrtesnth to Forty. for a stipatated amount, within a with the He was shoat to throw up tract when some Rine-masters persuaded Jim to tranefer his coutract tom NOTORIOUS RING CONTRACTOR named Guidet. The Croton Aqueduct Board, hows sityvely refused to release Saxton's enreties, In ths emerzenry Qniter it sald to Nave reerivrd a sien fleant wink from Adraham O'all, whe is res puted to he interested In all these strect cleaning avd mavine Jab lar squint from Squire and Connolly. ‘ig ton with the job, Sqnire Swe Smith. deputy Chamberlain, 9s 89 Guide moncy to carry on t! e pay WITHOUT ANY AUTHORITY OF LAW, Tt te char ied thata million dolars his been thns ishuraed, The Ring now innocently orks the L lature to legalize the contra t with John Sax tn the Sexton ta valet, Hugh The bill, very boosely dawn np, a¢ all R'ng Instro- iments usually are, was roterred io Me Rweed's om. inittee, which enacied the force of hourlong the man Guidet and Comptrolier Conaoity «perk in favor of the joh. ‘This morning, S.nator Norton satin bis seat, all cars and eves, ‘When Tweed's Commiittce ‘ay called for its reports, Senator Tweed handed to maj rity report, in favor of the Tina's job, ‘the Thunderbolt no ‘sooner heard the nams of John Baxton than he tock the floor, and moved that the Senate refer that bill buck to the Commu!tter, ne hy desired to present certain was ts, showing that this A FRAUDULENT CONTRACT, and that any money ndvaneed from the elty by Abraham O'all, or Abraham anybody clee, war & monstrons extortion from the taxpagers, He would bring persons of atandine and wealth to prove that this bill wae a eigantic frond, The Thanderbolt's motion prevailed, and the bill was sent back to the Conmittes, A bill was introdneed tn the & to protect persons tm in Iizem being ate this morning circumstiners {rou FLERCED BY PAWNDROKERS and keenere of private loan offices, who bave been living on the fat of the Iand by charging exorbitant rates of inverest, The bil! provi les that no pane neoker of other person shaW in any case charge more than fourteen ner cent, per nnnurt on money lent oy them on personal property. Violations of this kw are panishable by a fne of @2%0, by six momtia’ tine prisoument, and by fortettin: the money ieat, SOL, TUE GOOD OLD MAN'S PAMILY. Prisca Bledingtthe Honded Wareh; Men~ Ai vance inthe Rates—-Whe Get Moneys To the Eilvor of The Sun. iW; Some tine since the good old man, or some ome from bis office, wailed in to one of our first-cl iss German /mporters' and took possession of i! thelr books nd papers parties pat in charge allowed them to go on with their business, not al- Jowing them to sell over $500 tn ne The parties were kept in charge over month, when, ater a most thorongh examinithon of wheir books and pavers, they were nearly all returned them, and these business allowed to co on amin. Daring the ume t ve ine very much boing kept ro long, us they said ‘taut Oh o of that kind 0) jooe trota whiew they ecaid make nothing the woy of e a pay Formerly cach bonded warehouse owner was re qnired to pay ‘or an officer $13 or two ago that eli derstand Bit lo the A mont ng Was aan AYRE Wd to $1404 no explanation why this was don r bonded Warehouse men only know that if it was Lot paid, thelr stores would be cut off fro: ot any more goods, Whose pocket does ony fi, into? Certainly not to the ofeer, as hus fixed by law. Then, arainy Who ree on the new osting mot over 1 charged at $4, and Who comce in for the prot receipt Ui job, we would lke to know? Lot ue Hgit of Tae Sty on these «ubj ——— The Carrion Or a We have received the following note from a highly resp je undertaker of Brooklyn, ‘The note compl of is printed In the form of acir cular, oe Ng paper, which shows how eaten- sive this heartless greed of gala has become : To the Kilitor of Tha Sun. bin: Tenclose to yon 9 icte addressed to one eantamers, and i on the day bus part was adveriised 14 the THeratd, (he ail only tai ve procured the addvets trom th Mapa: Supposing you w us of tre werving fowers 6 wrotor Ht ve youe nnisance. Kom me pe 1 cH and watt on ainers get home funeral to 9 thelr wares Mont re alsondvertised und. solicited by math viense wake these goutry to advertise 14 and cease their annoying personel apphiestivis tm the bone of aitliction, N + took the hint ond | 8 to have advange d 6 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, ——— Wrownapar, Fr. The Fold morket how doen dt! and Mes od of animation with sales at yg, 120%@120% the "Afority of trannamctions being ab 120%, the ainifirm quotation between 1 o'clock and $4 P.M, during which period but two trarkaction« weg recorded, After the formal close, there was» firmer feeltg noted, and the flnab sale was mae at iat, ch edy de to the slight advance In Bxcianes, The rates paid having balances oarricd were 5%, cent. The outward bonnd steamers too¥ no tromenre, The total clearings at the Goié Bxchange ) £04.220.000; gold balances $1,553,619, Tho prinet Hate Asics: olla i 8 The Treasury 49/6 Of @1.00.000 COW Fito rod » to the amount of 88,840,000, at prices rang vu f 10 190.0, Owe to soIne uNeRHinied celay in wt tranaminsion of the telegram from Avstsiane | ro Igor to the Department at Warhington, tue a Were not made unt!) « Inte hour, The snpply of money was avain In overs of ede, mand, and at thectose the banks wer tree y overiog round amounts to the leading remmest | P cent. on United States rrevr tier, Cat readily negotiated at4and 5 # cent, andon m ous coliateral at Sand 6 B cont, the Mrmer he orm general etrect rate, Merchant paper flute @ reouy mer: Ret, etriet’y firet-ctnes OO and © deve paper « bie at Mat Peent.,4 to 6 months at 64 to * + coat, whilo Fine le mAMCR Fass at 7 Bernt, noward r We record another extremoty quiet slay in Coverns mennt, with, however, prices @ fraction be nw inawot yeaterday, This te due voth to the siealiv old ‘and (he ancertainty as (0 the form im whit Ponds tog Bill will be Gnaliy adopted. There have ten no rice amonnte offering, ent the tian at the ait ferent calle scarcely reached $200.00, The warket clorod ateady. lonry Clews & Co,, % Wall treet, report at Tee.cnrroney eft 110, | 00 ree. a 9! fe Wetter cc dTa STEMS WE eon. Fe Wetcoon. Ma, tiesel oem, “07. € ats pone MG WAU INN. Yt at Wo comps cate thé (144 ree, Wa 115. [040 eon Ag 115, !Gold bor In State bonds thera was an active bus! more prominent isenee, new Tennersece cout, to OX; Olt Cireritas MF cont. North Carolinas 4 ® cont. to 2%, and Lo" aixes 1B cent. to 72. Old Tennessees lec in BAY. and Mir onry elxen 2 remchine 60 f14, the St. Ty Lonietann stxes Piet +190 Lor‘slana et rite at 8, South Carol! va Fark ho nity havte at ly, Hanoy Hares said at 104, Ninth National at 1, Tenth ¥ tional ers" Brokers Assocliton atin, Donde were FE OnE, eenecialle the 1 ivarorne toW#, ant Unions selll ratte yrmoney hae heen pemiet vw nme nfimetness. to rallway sherer and th: forvbeenp Ward torn tn prices, The market ovete! steady and advance | thro ‘ie hove 19 PM SPM. Aer thig the market Ww Rts T'S Sere Care % Row te Social teatares wi To Vanderiit. Northwert-and St. Pant atvals, an lhe Ttoek feiand to.tay eelnatated in ite ol” piace on the eal! at the Bork Fxchan onphied. with the mths Rtnck Fite hiwhest orice wne 110%. wid | Sissel areiiaeata Sig iets ars at 90370481} notwiths irereace In the Ves of the tan 40 for the in ‘ fer aig and ry | New Yor Contr seri, Mand Mads Marte, 144 an! asi" 5 Pat common, 78 and hi he proverred. 8154 ani) #94 ; and Onto ant Masteetprl: 9% ‘and voi. N frat was tn toed dein mad Piitepnreh, Mee, Nino Foams at Lents. Chicas He pier ge Tz & Co. at 20! Cloaing prices at 6PM net Misetesippt 7 om el nah @ shares were &i “J #2 |Men. central Td Mariposa Ei bosthes, hy Fr " Mil. & Bt. De Pret... New Yoru Markets, Wroerenay, Feb, 8—Frovn ann Yr was a goad demand from the tonde bur the prime Wes do. ‘or fitore dotiver ¢ eh, and Ise nexe five mor’) hows Ay mer.at ‘estern. wnd Li 16. for ety Bnitter ant che sso are an! Grocentya- Com e duit: Mo, 1 quiet, @ike. Molson dail, 6 far rening, Mave, Sex pnies—Corton rev ate for m)ta'ing nr al old erOps, 0 Jor more stoadty. : anda Spire ty * Ing more frecly at dade. Rosine 'n Po strained, #90.) Vetraenm lower ana BY iNG0.3 ermite. Ant \ oniet ne mame, ‘Tallow tn den 0 ety. Prelahts eomtiane dnl; whost to ¢ and amnor 1. for No. a do., and @).) 8.00 Hneheld at Gove Bl t fxed, ana we, Orewa 1 Jiven'a, Onia.and Starr, ¢ anivta harey malt, got Thye and bartey entirety nominal ——. Live Stock Market. Sew Yor, Wedne: Fed. 9, tA beeves added to ths eneeht yA fee were aon! week atthe somo pl miayn steors, that ise. WM. to diet ts10 Ike. wee 1 K@lOKe, were auc ations with roccipts of 930 th ASE VD. The hor marie” ihr ear low ne bot BR. Dresies | oe were | Mog @t 1) ye of ear loads m pais a ‘The Exchange Salusroom yesterday w an. Noners, Maller, Wilitns & Ga gold hy Catharine 8. $18,800; hou we Dt av, BRAM: thot eae aN F201: None v 100: Tlote, @ ede, HOU + 4 Maw. 814,900; 2 Lith a) $if,000 ‘ fe dav geo fon nea ene. taut ot ay a dlot oy $8,000; 1 lots a end, Bm. Tota) Bis 8 Blay, 00; 4} 0. “ooh BF f “ itr J. Cole told tho « Hittin and * x13K45, fo. Li ; uk PE OLR ALL Pe 4 Ole Wi CLS 8, Lot dot ad), 91,00 5 toe See Our ddveriising v The Wenuckie Childe Hoos recelve Lat tie oflice ’ vile atthe Wy ae famnaly : a} yer 4 a on HK a Br + 100) Totat 108 (ng letter wus sene bo ‘ Mn Porro: Pam aiittia el ete y H Moonts and Tarn tical ‘ ' i drow Ghat were hist 1s bie —— Where the mr Comme 19994 MM. Atma, The Po 4 ck wt ody 1.0.00 elenr 4 selene oe : Was idiiitoll {le cmty > Davwne MARINE PNTET IGE ~ wists ' ' Of but any Hoos. & .