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Advertisement
DISEASES or THE LUNGS AND HEART.-Be-

DISEASES OF THE LUNGS AND HEART.-Be-
fore be treated successfully s effect upon
every part body either directly sympsthetcay its
the of its in the system must oe
perecy understood But this bo truly done only by the
mower Of tho internal vision BY it the Psycca Physician
hos command instrument compouDdng the perfected NIL
telescope by which he side not only
reoye simple of the chemist but those o
those atoms at thousands miles He therefore, at
distance dissect each particle u being with unerras
glance With equal facility and ceanes select the remede.
apply them in the manner best suited 10 your ae auo
condition. - A.,
selves Far gone in consumption hopeessly affected with
heart such dseasss exist II either OF te
organs derang that the difficulty is slight and easy TO Dc
but t hs fears have % ssss % sose ns So:s LIE
bangs upon and they scarcely feel that they need help
This the fact that their vitality so far exhausted
that have the TO feel that they are rapidly pass
ing and that unless speedy chsnge "fousn' o 'J
q 7 numbered.
1t is particularly desired that all supposed hopeless cases
should this method Of cure IL very easy the med
cues rurey vegetable and very palatabe When electricity
can fail TO relieved (as in cases. not possible 70
effect Generally the sufferer OF year, standing re-
lieyed a few hours, and cured in few weeks. , -
For the debitated Female this prac'ce poon
not 10 he hastily aside Thousand be made we
and bappy who have long despaired Of health and life
the Lungs in their VaIed forms ana most
states Heart Liver and Kidney Diseases with the wo't
Of Dypepsa ard Cancerous affections OF the stomach are all
Tic Dooreaux and Neuralgia removed with perfect ease 50
Dopsy PARALYSIS Palsy SPINAL Affections and Fits speedy
relieve al d almost always cured. =
The of Darrhea Chos and cured IN
few hours. - mss as VI. ~ GEL =, y v
10 M. TO 4. wednesdays eNcePteo.
Persons APPLYING by letter must state The name sex ao
of the patient together with the leading features OF the case
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

1Hg REPUBLicArs THROW Our A CHALLESGE.-
1be Republican Club Of the Eastern District OF Brook
Hn, at meeting On Thursday evening adopted re-
solution appointing Mr.. Wolsb DIR. Colt and Mr..
Richards Coismittee TO correspond with the Fill
more and DCbelson Club, which was formed las,
week, ard invite then TO friendly and public Discus
sion OF tie relative merits of their re pectve plat
forms The Committee are authorized, IN case the in
vtaton il accepted, to make all preliminary arrange
mtns for The Discussion The cosing resolution says
that III rendering this invitation hey desirous
OILY OF elcitiIg facts exhibiting the right and pro-
motiDg the great Of truth and justice.
FIRES IN BRooKLYs.-Tbe extensive laundry owned
ard occupied by Mrs. Thornton, situated on the Rs-
pelyea farm adjoining Calvary Cemetery was destroy
ed by fire early On Thursday night. There were
upward Of eco dozen Of shirts in the building, which
were removed to place of safety together with most
Of the contt nts Of the building Engine company No.
IL of Green Point arrived in time 10 render assistance.
The fire department fthe Eastern district turned out,
but he'd to drag their apparatus three or four miles,
and consequently were unable to render much assis-
tance. The fofs is about o., 900 partially insured.
BY this fire, q number of meu and eighty women
ere thrown Ou, Of employment
Yesterday morning about O'Clock, fro broke out in
q carpenters shop, on Dean-street, between Wander
blt and Carlton avenues. The flames spread to a
number of wooden buildings adjoining, and the whole
were consumed The loss is about sJOo-insured.
CONTESTED SEAT or AN ALDERsAS.-Alderman
in the Common cornell is contested by MIR. Mo
Carron Of tie Fourteenth Ward who claims that tickets sa
elect him destroyed by Of tho ln.pecto who
ch6wed them up The called up AZ the last
Getting of tie Beard and referred to Special Committee Of
Five for report a rsoticsble.
The Circuit Calendar for Saturday, 18th, embraces
Ma In
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IAhrnrtissrnent |
Advertisement
"EvrRy MOTHER should have box in the house
ease cf accidents TO the children"
REDDiNG's RUSSIA SALVR.

s Boston remedy Of thirty years standing and is recon-
nepded by Physicians 1t and speedy for Burns
Piles Bells Cons Feons Chblans and Old Sores Of every
hind oy Fever Sores Ulcers Ieh Scad Head Netue Rs'h,
Bunions Sore Nipples Recommended by WhOws
sites Testers Flea 5es Spider sting Frozon Limbs Salt
Rheu Seurvy Sore and Cracked Lips Sore Nose Warts and
Eesh Wounds most valuable remedy and cure, which
Fan be testified 70 by thousands who have used II In the City
will tbs Sve injury interfere with pre-
scrrons made from the purest Insteras from reee
haze letters from all classes Clergyman fhyscns
Sa aptains Nurses and others who have used
80 ,scommend n 10 Others REDpNes RUSSIA SALvs pt
IN Large tin hoYes saIuped the with picture OF
hn,se ard disabled soldier which picture u also engraved on
~ .nrs, Price 25 cents Box Sold at all the stores VI
80 ~ country or may be ordered Of BARNES PARKEs, C.
y CIIcxEyTE Co or .ny Wholesale druggist
RYppIxc & Co, Froprs,oFs No state-st, BS'to,'
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In the Board of Councilmen last evening the sub
ioct of resembling the resolution OF 1852, giving a
grant for the Broadway Railroad, came up Tor conSid
Grafton. An animated debate took place pending a
motion to refer the subject to the Committee on Rail
roads. Messrs. Swan and Gray opposed the refer
ence, being satisfied that the Board was competent
now to vote upon the subject and rescnd the reSou'
lion. Mr. Barney favored the motion on reference.
The vote being taken, thry-four voted in favor OF
reference and sixteen against -so the matter was re-
ferred The remainder Of the business was malniyth
third reading of bills.
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AdVcrtsoment
DIRNo'S CATARRH SNUFF has searching soOth-

nj and healing quaiteS essentially different all othsr
CstArrh Snuff For sale At s respectable Drug Stores ia New
yck CITY and esewhere and at Wholesale the Propetors
nnces by STEPHEN PAUL Co. No. l4e Chsmbersst n Y.
City ,HiGEmAS, CLARK Co.. Nos ies 7s 5il Bro,dway;
PASS No SO4 Broadweyi Mr MILLS Brooklyn
jaws DvsXo Proprietor. Albany ~ Y.
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CIT Y LTEM NJ 8.

Sacred Concert will be given on Sunday evening"
March 10th, at the City Assembly Rooms 4i6 Broad
yay. Mile Henriette Behrend, Mr.. Otto FEEDER, to-
yetber with an orchestra under the direction of Carl
Bergman, will assist.
The Programme will consist Of Classical and popular
music. and include Mo=arfs Jupiter Symphony. This
will be the first Of a series of Sunday Concerts.
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fAdvertisement1
EDWARD H. DIXON nj. d., Editor Of The

scspe attends exclusively to OPERATvs SURGERY and Con-
OBSCURE DISEASES of theiSYsTEm,
Az No ~ 5sv between 10th and lth sts Hernis Piles Pro-
Iasus and Fula permanently cured without the knife or
Hsaturo Ofce hours from TO mornings TO and TO
evenings all other hours he st his private hospital where
every comfort domestic life provided for hoss who require
careful re- giinen and surgical treatment
The Office Of Tho Sealpe is at No Veseys AsoT House
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Robert Wilron was tired and convicted OF robbery
in the degree upon the person Of Hans Barens osnsh
Gor be attacked in Rector street on the nSn' o me
9Th cf January last. He remGnded Tor senenc q,
John H. Wright and James johnson pleaded guilty
n a attempt At burslay third degree the house of
Andrew LesIy Of Twenty h street and Eisha avenue
spd were senieced TO the Peuentsry for year each
William j. Adanson pleaded guilty to burglary IN
third d,ree uton the house Mrs d. Levio NO Sfj e-'
Thirty sh street and sentenced 70 the o's7 'n ''
two yeGs. - ... -. l..
John Mooney pleaded guilty to an attempt at bur-
gaIy third dzte the premises o. John " hoass IN
Tenth syeuu. near TweDtyhs. street. lie |s' isf
sentence Al
Thomas Murphy pleaded guilty 70 burglary ~ IN ,, the
hd degree the house Of George HaTi .So ITO west
Ferysecond street. and sentenced to the state FoA tor
.,
John Meyer pleaded guilty to stealng S2e ron Az
i Iauen of No ls7 william street and renamed ior
sentence.
Ihe Court then ad ourred for the day.
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United STATES CIRCUIT COURT-M.rch H-Bsfor
Judge ISOERsOLL
Tua. MAIL STEAMSHIP CASB-MO1iON FOR AN

ms MAIL STEAMSHIP cAsB-MO1iON FOR AN
INJUNCTION.
Albeit G. Sloo and Elwood Fisher as George Law, Marshall
u. Roberts, ct al
This great case. involving more than million oi
dollars sd An examination Of yOlumnou accounts and trans
actios OF he great Nail Steamship Companies from the time
In whc tie Secretary Of State contracted with COL Soo io
be budnr of ak sesmsrs and tho transportation OF
Le United states Mails Chages the present date, was
brough, hearing to-day motion for Temporary inunc
ton uron the sfen.nrts
The bill IS quite lengthy. and charges In detail various ,uds
uror ous of the defer danis particularly Mar.hil D.
Rbrts and another in their conduct trustees tor Col SIoo
Chs e. arc aso made Mr. Law the bill concludes
With PRAYER for 81 appointment Of trustees and tor an
Injunction UPON all the defendants touching the property IN
question. , A., .
Tie defendants claim the other hand that the accounts
"A m ,hov a balance in their favor ! 1900.
motion also made the pa't Of the plaintiffs for tern
oaJ curing the hearing of the and various
essons therefor were stattdn opposition whereto sfdavs
~ two az the defendaDs read For plaintiffs Il n DICK
arson F,Wood Fisher ard Geo Wood for den ians Clark
4 Ratpsllo B. r. Butler F. b. Cutting and Chss UConor
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/ elegant assOrt-
Gas EIYTURES. =

of Fixtures of every variety are now offered 10 the
sd, OF AZ retail ut our Mandatory No Is Cana corns oil
Em Old Chandeliers reg bronsed or taken IN exchange
cor nsv CURTIS b ALB&ANDsR.
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MARRIED.

BROwS-GRASoER-O On Thursday. asIsh - S' ne Esy
William Morris q his residence, hObShk ~ - %
BROWN AID ELIZABETH GRANGER sota OF 'a' ei'y'
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advertisement
DR.. PHINNEY'S VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLs

have become standard Cathsrc. They give strength ana
leave the bowels free and natural, Oseeomlns
Bliorsness. Dyspepsia, Rheurns, &c. RetereAee-I
C. CEEEsENAS, b. ID. fos sale at HESEAAS, CLARK CO.
stores, BroadwEy
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advertisement ]
CnpCrOuQ ORIENTAL.
I, SPECTACLE AT

design to do something magnificent the com
ins weei "a BARsUMs MUSEUM They produce on MosDAr
WoxpERfU LAMP in style of extraordinary splendoI Over
performers be engaged and entirely new
scenery dresses banners SC imported from canton
have provided for the famous OCCASION Monday VIII Do
Rrest night at BARNuM's.
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fAdyertisement.1 I
II is beautiful to contemplate the effects of ID

GRArrs NERvIxE in Tic Dooreux and Neurdgis 1t stands
m the history Of patent Medicines and not pulled
as cure all Sold No. SOC Grand Allen Prce $
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,urOpeaH Times says:

The Eur0pedH Times says:
Money continues in good demand, and in tho early
part of the week in extremely heavy request, but
there Is 10 prospect Of any change IN the rates now
current TIE mitigation OF the pressure the last few
days Is feared is only temporary, being PRODUCED IN
great measure by the release Of the surplus PAID IN,
on account Of the deposits upon the new lOan although
il i. ceita My attended with an improved feeling OF
confidence owing to the declaration OF an aruotIce,
and the general expectation OF speedy peace. Ono
Of the leading metropolitan brokers tMr Wm' Avens,
Of No IL Tokenhouse-yard Lothbury), writing on tue
subject Of the market, says: IL Only requires the
PROCLAMATION Of peace both to cheaper money, and
TO stimulate mercantile activity. In tho discoun
market, good commercial paper has been done ~
several cases at below the Bank minimum Of
cent while on the Stock Exchange advances have
been obtained for short periods at from to cent.
The aniyas of specie have been very m9oerate, ony
5000 having been received. Nothing has been yet
heard of the ship James Baines, from Australia wncn
j. believed to lave between t4Oo, 600 ana I9vo.o"
OIL board. The exchanges are gradually t"naihs 20
point at which ii will be prontaDe "oen' s''N Iva"
irom the continent" T. A.
"Tbe return from the Bank OF England ior tne
week erdipg the 23d Of February gives the following
results when compared with the previous week
ofze 1890 sa Ss ss zS S%
@On the other side Of the account:
Govern uent Securities. aI 9sOo6 Increase es9o
oLer seeune, l2s19S1 ne1esss isssts, ~,
The amount Of notes in circulation Is tls, ,JDs
being decrease of elsa, 80, and the stock OF bullion
IN both departments u 1lO oI5,3Sz, showing an M
crease of Al, ,s9s when compared with the preceding
return"
Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.
FnIDAY, March II, 1855
AsHEs-The market u unsettled for Pots, tbs tnquY ~
moderate sales at IS 15as5 81 Pearls are steady
QSs. Sseratus "a firm st 7c. cash. "a ,..,
Poss bbs. Pearls bAs.
FIRST tsor.....................'..SS
secCDc sort t........ssssssFs''''''
Third Sort.
Condemned d.......-.ss's''''''''''
~, .......a.424 III
Tot.l Pots and Pearls.
ppTsWAX-Amsr1 yellow Is quiet. szies OF 'oos bs.
cnpPER-New sheafhns dull and easier; sales in sst1
~ Yellow Metal nnp AZ BE- od shssthins In enss
Ssm.ad. .sles Oft 600 bales at Z1dNlc. - =.
CxSDIFS-Adsmante fair request ct former rsssss
LIS ~ 200 City and Staten Island Palm et <,1c.
pSo. Sperm quiet Of Litehhelds and Jsda '
AZ tfc.. and Psrent &c. -, ...-..
FRUTsRsns quiet being held above buysrs " q "ss
,aes OF 10 boxes yseDca 5ldelc sAie si.c ie
l3c Is bales Lsnsreene ao 'S ~
cases SsrdDes IL 57lc vhoe boxee csses Lo3'an
a. isle 10 bales GrenoIles s go ss hsSass oss.ss
~, s,sar ar C,~nsa. Al 80 y bh which an save1cei -
Ill, rsr .sios reseis At "a 50 bb eco b.nshes bsese
81 receiyeI thls sesson-t " n osSX
Sn6~o 40 y 1.pDo Ayp'ee ere Qoss< -
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A0NeIIlseueA|
RIrrDING AT THE LUNGS.-Many ju,

the grasp Of Consumption saved evcry by the faithful
nss Of Dr WIsrARs BALsAM WILD CHERRY. ls success
in asying curing protracted coughs is remkaoe
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ADVERTISEMENT .
TIE VOLCANIC REPEATING FIREARMS, whic

ere 50 shots PER DC seoa
j. w. Posi- Sole Agent.
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SUPERIOR COURT-sPEcrAL TERN-Aareh li-Bsfore
Judge HoEySANS.
Esther Paype agt. VIM Woodhul, &c. Judgment
for plaintiff upon the demurrer.
Before Chief us.iee OAKLEY.
In Moore agt. Westervelt, reported IN yesterday
TsIrrNg tie JYv rave verdict of hundred and odd dol
lars.
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lAdvertisemeDtl
[Adrertisementl

FRANCIS SALTER, NJ. d, OCULIsT and AuRIsr,
No. 10 Boud-st.
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ScnooL ExANIsATIoS.-The Primary Department
of the Girls School in Twentieth street was examined
Yesterday There were rather more pretty little faces
and proud sisters and present than there are
generally at Primary Examinations, and the little people
showed promptness in answering the questions oil the
examiner which amounted almost to eagerness 1t
was peculiarly gratifying The teachers in this de-
partment are Misses NJ Eliza Purdy, Louisa Greer,
Martha Payne, Sarah Benian, Anna Kelley, Kate
Kenneleu, Maria Raymond Mary CrutheD aud Mary
sIoran. The Girls Department will not be examined
until the 10Th of April On Monday School No. 10, in
Firs avenue, corner Of Ninth street. will be examined
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TaE HAKBoR CoMMIssIos.-The Harbor Commis
sioners sit daily at No. 80 Broadway, to hear testimony
in favor or against their proposed boundary lines on
on the North and East Rivers No further action
will be taken by them upon the subject until the Leg
slsture decides upon the course to be pursued rea
ton 10 the Commission.
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SUICIDE OF MEXICAN OTrIcER.-Don Louis Grosa,
seonmander in the Mexican artillery ordnance depart
ent committed suicide at o'clock yesterday AFTER
noon at his boarding house, No. Is Walker street, by
shooting himself through the head with revolver.
The deceased had been in the city for several months
purchasing supplies for the Mexican army, and has at
various times shipped large quantities of ammunition
and other war implements to the port of Vera Cruz.
yarly in January he exhibited symptoms OF insanity,
opposed TO have been caused by his anxiety in regard
the condition of his native country On the lsth Of
Fat month he attempted to shoot both himself and
o. of the serv ants, and officer Evans of the Fifth
Nrd Police was called in and took two pistols away
fro, him. Since that time he has been more less
ins.e and was placed the care of two male nurses
whGemained with him until his desth. Hearing the
repOl of pistol they both rushed to his ROOM and
thee bund him struggling in the agonies OF DEATH
piol lay beside him. the ball of which had entered
hi6rsin. DIR. Kilboune Immediately called IN
bT his services were Of no avail, as death ensued
t0 after his arrival. Coroner Gamble was notihed,
~ proceeded TO the house and took possession OF the
Hects Of the deceased An inquest will be held upon
tie body to-day. Deceased was % years OF age. lie
was TO have been taken before the Court OF LIHaeo
i"9Sirend0 to-day, when his alleged lunacy was 10
nave been tested This course he advised to, and
probsby had It's effect in inducing him to take his
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ACADEMY OF DxHGs.-The Annual Exhibition Of
the National Academy of Design was opened yester-
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SUPREME COURT-GrSERAL TERN.-MARcn lt-Befor
Justices STRONG, ROOSEVELT CLEaKE aud DAVIES.
THg NATTER or THE SEW RESERVOIR.

Justices STRONG, ROOSEVELT CLERKE aud DAVIES.
TIE MATTER or THE HEw RESERVOIR.
Mr. Fullerton on behalf OF Mrs. Sarah James, made
Ii,,,: The act authorizing the Coto1 Aqueduc Board to
take the lands cue son repealed BY the
utequet authorizing the taking OF lands for the Central
PsTk.
The Iand desisnaed in tho also embraced In the
latter act al the there exception Of the lands
Tor the reservoir, ard no reference 10 it,
Tbe Central Park Act declares that the lands mentioned
therein be public place and TO be Kept open al pubic
place for ,
StceHd The law unconstitutional becln provides that
the damages the taking OF lands are not 70 be paid
until the exTracn Of four caeraer months al the eonhr
nation Of the eport though the title 70 tho ant taken 10
yeted CORPORATION tho Confirmation OF the report
Third Tie is imperfect because H not signed by the
hre CounsoIerA The Constitution provides that wnere
rriyae property bs taken for public just eompep
atcp that be aceTAned either b. Jury
or by p ot le,, than three Con nmissioners
Ecs,h: Even Court holds that the damages are as
eeaned lees than three Commissioner although ou
two ers sg there evidence that tho other
Conuouer with his Commissioner and coopeEated with
them -
Th The Comm ssion this assessed the damages
uro wrong principle having adopted an erroneous
m estimating the value Of the lots The ersdene upon "hon
hey sde the the proposed grade At the time
the appointed, but siterward ddn
Gned grade several fest lower than the true grade Of
the street 80,
Mr Brady followed urging the points which We under
stand substantially the ground taken by al the reoh
.rsrs On the conclusion Of Mr. Bradys argument he Court
adjourned to March Is, at IL o'clock
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SUPREME cOURr-srrcIAL TERN-MAscH lt-Bsfors
Judge ROOSEVELT.
CnaTROIIRRsuIP.

In III. case of John s, Giles va A. G. Flagg mo-
ton made the OF MI Flag for struck jury which
rs on srouxd the Cenav Clerk MT an
person be beioSed the party with
MI Faqz howeye., finally agreed between the par
ties that the Jury struck by TX Judges Kent and Ushoefer
Before Judge DAVIES.
P;nIev S hudson act. c. Shattuok. Motion to va
ese I'D granted without unless plaintiff attorney
cons. uts TO q resdjustment Of fhe eosis.
VIM. III. Fleeman agt Hastings Leland. Motion to
dischsrge from arrest denied .
H. Il. Suydam, jr., &c, agt. Geo. p. Mcneil, &c.
Nation 10 change place trial grated abide
Betote Judge CLERKE.
Lydia b. Lay, &C., agt Thos. ii. Lay. Judgment
Of divorce granted.
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MARINE COURT-MNch l4-Before Judge THOMPSON.
rHE IRVING HOUSE WATERS UsPAID.-cONrENPf OF
The MARINE COURT.


The MARINE COURT.
Stephen Prime vs. Jos pa Taylor.
The plaintiff sues "a assignee of fifteen waters in
the living House for rendered that capacity during
the months Jsnus February last The amount claimed
= s5Zz 2. -
that defendant the party liable because pre-
yors the performance Of the services IN question, A.
seer proprietor Of he house and gave due notice Of
such onauge OF ownership
In reply plaintiff proposes show that this transfer
fraud on public that due notice thereof not given
question asked the examination Of Ar Gal
Ier (rLo appeared witness for the detence 70 which de-
endan objected He heard in support of his oh
lection which was however, Oyerrued By the court Ihe
ou attempted hs objections the court refusing
TO hear Lin ordering him number Of times TO be seated
this his Honor ali burned the TO
MOI day morning required Nh Parsons the refractory
counselor show cause this morning at 10 O'CLOCK why ne
should not be committed for contempt
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The Circuit Calendar for Saturday, 18th, embraces
No. s., IS, Sc to IS
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by fraudulent reprcsentstion 70 ndorse the psper;
ohtIs bought The paper at % To IS per ce Gi'ooun'
knowing that had given my name without receiving
fsrhng's value.
Q. Whst were your liabilities previous to iriorsng
foI tie Jtromes A. About $4,000.
g. What was all your property then worth a.
About $500 600.
Q What did il consist Of A. Real and personal
estate in Connecticut. New-York and Wliamsbursh.
q. l. your reol estate all encumbered 1t present
a. My eetaie IN Conn cticut Is mOriGased iorprODloy
more than u viii bTingit Is also in the hands Oh as
signees. All Of rny other real estate is maze over
under special assignment 10 secure conhientlal
debts.
lMr. Gerard objected to the above and various
other questions; but Mr. Bsrnum expressed his will
lDeuets to answer all questions, as he said he was
determined to do everything fair and above board.
q Do you cvn any Of the bonds which you pur.
chased by mortgsging your Connections poperty
a. No, SIR, sold them at sacrifice Of nearly $780, OOO
in order TO pay my honest debts.
q Where did you sell them ? a. Mr.. 4. II. Nico-
lay sold portion Of them at auction; the rest were
disposed Of at private sslci viii give you time aad
place Of every sale.
Q. What Il the amount of mortgages and juig-
nents on your New. York real estate \. slil, 500
before the Assignment
G. Where IL the furniture plate and pictures which
were at lranisan last Summer A. sold them si in
this city for 81 900.
Q. Was that fair price A. 1t was ali coullg get
for them; they probably cost me $4,000, but ,he
present purchaser oeis to sell them al at proht OF
eco.
q. What was your gold plate worth A. All that
have owned within two years was not worth over
$500.
Q. What assets have you in your possession at
present a. s3l 500 Crystal Palace Frst Mortgage
BOIds; 67s lots in Cypress Hills Cemetery, a BOND
against H. d. Beach Tor 1000 for moaey placed IN
his POSSESSION in California last FAIL end for which
indebted to the Nassau Bank 10 this city, and
iOr which they are secured by mortgage aud by Pc
quonrook Bank stock; | have also "a claim az tinst
Duncan & Sherman for some $4,000, growing out OF
Orson d. Munn's Injunction against the Cryatal
Palace.
Tie examination was adjourned to Saturday Glorn-
ing at IL O'Clock by agreement Of counsel.
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRisusE'
FlIDAY, March II, 1855
AsHEs-The market u unsettled for Pots tbs inqeiYI
moderate sales at IS 75G55 "a Pearls are steady o. ~
QSs. Ssleratus "a firm et 7c cash. ....
STOCK on AsEEs FRIDAY. March H. isc. ,.,