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The road in all departments has full employment
for its cQuipment.

The road in all departments has full employment
for its equipment. ~ loan
The sales and subscriptions 10 the I.oo i1o'ii
received by the First National Bank to-day
n a Oo0 900; paid Treasury drafts, s2''uo OuV'
qbe aggregate amount Of exports IcxeinSiVe %
.,,ooio, from the Port of New-York to Foreign
ports for the week ending May 10, 1863. was
s. 900. C4S.
The Miners Journal reviewing !he coal trace OF
the week, says:
The la,pest rortion Of ne coal sent To market wa
49, Pc'Jrr Rnilrcgi md Schuylkil Navfnl"n TIE
o,os.rf ,e,F came from tie SAsmokin hssI"h' NLtlo
he mon have acott'd 10 the reduced wages. !"e
,,e- g., ne S.huy'kill Region is more general u IN
/, ~ a. esf res 10 viii be better probably for the trade
II me- mines shogid sioud idie for tie whole month 81
Nav as the present ruling prices ior coai Wili NO, en-
eble the operators 20 pay even the ieducea scale o.
,rores offered and resume business again
several furnaces. learn, have been compelled 20
Nov ont owing to the inability 20 procure coal ms
rowevfr will BE- no disadvantage rs the iron business
ouiieas much prosfrated rs tie cal trade is At pres
ont With GOLD coming down rapidly, eln Ign ia4es
imposed ON iron products. tic present ;GIlh Is insiii
cient 10 rr0eCt the iron trade withJu, large reoue
lion IL the plcos Of labor and other commodities. such
as coal, &c. that enters into is production
The Iron AssocatIon viii hold their next quarterly
meeting a. Chicago the 9th inst. when the state " l'
dcoed necessary protect the trade. viii NO DOUBT 10
adopted.
Tie tIade sums up this week ss follows, compared
with last year;
Wei ioal. Wed. io,sl
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Ntea. Total. Wet
iss.s95 2.6S III 1862
1880 2.Jg6,6S4

The almost total s;oppaee Of tho trnde in Schuylki'
County has but slightly affected the supply roi ior'
ward 10 market. While ibis region is lying Idle because
fhe men refuse reduce weCcs to correspond WIN Tie
snWpr tendency If prices generally. ;he other re-
gions are supplying the market whe'e they Lave sup.
nitted 10 The reduction without much stoppaFe LAT
is now lost cannot he made Mp hereafter II the men
70 sii her reduction before tie coleres VIII Dc
started agaiu. .
AGuy OF tic operators have sent heir 1--we STOCK 70
pasture and will not start their colNerles again ulu
they ear be worked 10 advantage.
In consequence Of the telegraph being out o. order
Yesterday could not obtain the rates Of freight hcm
Philadelphia 70 Eastern and Southern ports.
We learn that he Lehigh Valley Railroad has re-
duced the Iates OF transportation 20 per cent The
other roads, OF course, have made corresponding re-
duction
The following is a statement. OF coal transported
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TUESDAY, May 1872. NJ.
9 al Is67. Isl. Nioholas Bk. NeadinI.

TUESDAY May l6--f. NJ
Gold opened at 1914 but soon fell to 1871, and
closed at 1904. The extremes Of the day were 49,
Ind 1901.
Government stocks were steady, and on gold bear
ing descriptions held very firmly. Railway shares
were quite strong early in the day. but the quota
tons were not sustained at tho Board. After cal
hover prices were made, and under more activity in
money there was good deal Of stock sold.
The public seem quite Indifferent, and commercial
houses are doing very little. Miscellaneous shares
we're higher. Canton sold at 10, Cumberland at ~,
and Quicksilver at ssh For Atlantic Mail us was
bid. At the Public Board prices were steady at the
reduced quotations. At the Second Boardandi IN the
street the market was dull ard steady, with but lit
Gle business doing There appears to be but Little
outside demand for stocks.
Money is more active and higher rates have been
paid. There was good deal OF calling OF loans
Among brokers and little business was reported
under per cent. A great clsmor was made by the
bears of the Stock Exchange i'll regard to money,
bat at per cent no borrower was long unsuPphed
\ In commercial paper, no change. The opening Of
trade with the South viii naturally empoya great
aeal Of the currency accumulated at the North, and
borrowers should not overlook this fact IL is a
proper channel for the employment Of money, and
can do no harm TO legitimate business. Tho great
popularity of the 730 loan has attracted TO it largo
amount Of money which has been used IN stocks,
and the supply is not SO large.
There is an active demand for tho LIST and I'd
losns of 7.30 notes at par and interest, and no
commission is allowed upon them. Upon the series
70 be dated July u.s. with the contingent gold inter-
ct stipulation, the usual abatement is still made.
Exchange is steady and moderately active. The
rates are Bankers' Sterling, so days, ITO; days,
llOf 01l0a Merchants Sterling, log lo93; Francs
short, alO Francs, long, 5.l2l. "a
The business of the Sub Treasury was: Receipts,
Slo, 1854, o5S 40-for Customs, $685. Payments,
t3.143,42S 56--on account Of Loan, $2,53e, 900;
Balance, ~, 57 o6.
Freights are dull. The engagements to Liver
pool are: 50 hhds. Talow at 7s cd; 500 bbls. Flour
At ls.; Norwegian bark from Richmond to Bristol
With Deals at 1885,; and bark to Cadiz with light
Pipe Slaves at SEQ.
Among the passengers by the steamer for Liver
pool to-day 10 j. N. Morrison, ESQ.,, President Of
the Manhattan Bank, who takes shsrt respite
from business. During the Rebellion he has been
among the foremost in financial service to the Gov
eminent, and has well earned holiday. In his
absence Mr.. g. ID. H. Gillespie, one Of the Oldest
Directors of the Bank, viii act as President.
The last Of the suspended acquisitions Of the
Navy Department has been passed by Secretary
ncCulloch. .
The annual meeting Of the stoekholdsrs of the
New.York and New-Haven Railroad will be held
on Thursday next, 18th inst. The result Of the
year lust closed has been as follows:
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SUPREME COURT-cHAxBERs-MAT i6.-Bsfoss Jusiss
SUTHERLAND
DECISIONS.
Washington. May II. 1865.

SUPREME COURT-cHAsBERs-MAH i6-Bsfoss Jussies :
SUTHERLAND a.
DECISIONS.
G.. Ludman ct al agt. j. q. dc Ollveira Gun.
granted. IL. H. Morsnse sst j. ,. Bsvins-
ia am re- the Petition 6ssS IL TsosH. A. e
h ,sss e a ,n:sn eansa Sna Odnrr, q voes
granted &. ;. Irow ss' r. H. Ms-slman et s-Sussnsss
ordered John ST. Scott, Receiver at {. Hsicb-Motioa
granted Jerome w Foster as n. L. Bradley, Ae--Hodon
granted. unless defendant Pay 80 costs Of notion and save
THs cRoroN roARD.
The Court granted an order to show cause WY
an Injunction should not be Issued against the Com..
reuraabc Mopdy nea' Me'ss' kron ana Fui'
usSsEAL TIan-B.fo.e Justice, ISsRABAn, Cl,RHs sat
. wstIrs
TIE LAZARUS MURDER.
Bernard kr.ery srt Tho People, Sc.
This morning Mr. Mckeon, OF counsel Tor the
prisoner took preliminary objection tina, the return -
he wr. OF error tiled I'LL the first Of Nay notice OF
rved before hat irregular ,ud the
could be eard IL this term The Court toos NE matter
O@ ss .oms d.oo.on ~ made Of the F.. AaA Lamb
casss.
SUPERIOR CoURT-srEcIaL TsRx-MAY l6.-Bsfors Jas
tice GARvrs.
DECISIONS.
Eugene Melton agt A. &. Groux. - MOTOR
denied with o. costs sbide evcut Of scon ossph Mare
land aSe sau". n' s i Gsss' pa":
h,ss ., Fire: : :s AK IN sA
nsnbsm at R~nsrnin NJ stilwe-Reieired to J. g. Bss-
worth esq Daniel NJ Boyd sgt. Philip Frsnhsnbsinsr--
Referred - J. T. Crosby, esq.
COURT or COMMON pLEAs-srscIAL TEnn MAY Ia
Before Judse CAsDolo
DEClsIoNS.
Berthner agt igctherz-Motion granted on
terms Barto act BartoRspo confirmed and Judgment Of
divorce granted Hurson sgt. Moo ausaud II essesl-Ns.
t!ous granted Roberts ss, lfil-Motion denied.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-MAr Is-Bsfors
Jude RRrTa
COMPLICATION or IEBEL PROPERTY.
Tho United States agt. 30 shares Of the ST. Nicho-
ss Fro Insurance Co.. &cA decree er,cr-d in the
dcnds due thereon formerly fe property of II. L. Smith,
under Confscon Acts Of 1861 and 1862 Tho property
goes after the payment Of one bali 10 the Geve
aud half 10 the tnfoer Mr. III. Ii. kss AsesenS
District Attorney, appeared for tile Government
COURT or GENERAL SESSiONS--MAI la-Befors City
Jnd Rrsssrs
Andrew Fitzgerald and james Eghe. burglary
IN the Third degree.--Pen-hlary one year.
William huger assault with dangerous weAPea-sS
msndsd.
Louisa Faccio, receiving stolen scods.-Fned <ia
COURT CALI NpARs-rBis DAY
SUPREME COURr--CIRCuT.-PART i-taiendN
unchanged. Part ll--Nos 1917, ll'9 ~ Eia tt9 IL
1884, isis 1919 1896, 876 zoe. Iji 1872 1874 49, i'o is
l0ii lIiI -. -.
SUPERIOR COuRT-Part Nos. 1888. s.3S, <SS!,
SAT- PART IL Nos 3716 1890 $500 le9d !se '3eo, <AA
464i t9,2 IT, 700. 43,o. 4sJ,. 5ss6. sr2s -
COURT OF CoMNOS PIEAs-Part Nos 70,
~ 58, s?5 s39 Ci7 $40 ttj 20 9Ga 90. IL ", 90 -
PART iNos $40 Sos 500 '7s, 49, 1884 az as. ~ ~
W., wv, W., ~ ~ ,. 49, I.. $50 - ---- s.
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The capital stock of the Lorillsrd Fire Insurance
Company is to be increased 10 81 ,oOo,OeO.
Printing cloths, The Providence Journal says,
arc very ectiye. The following are tho sales;
%, 900 pieces 6jxGi Isle. early in tic week 70 De
made; coo do. 6ixG4, Ice, TO DO made; 5000
d. 64rs4 l6c 20 be made; IL ooO do. 6i1A. i6ic TO
be made; "a $50 DO Okla. lie, 70 Re nade 2ooO o.
5.Yci lf!c. hand 1900 Go. Ci164 NE. Gu hsnd
1000 do. 60x64 l5sc, 10 De made 5000 do 20, "A, lec
TO be made 900 dc. 61x6s. lGo., t. he nrds liOOo
do. oo164. lsc.. hsrei- fotal. 10000 pieces.
The Boston TnSceller Of last evening says:
The supply Of paper currency ia still quite large. ard
amply srcc 1t satisfy the wants 0 tue mercantile
community Tbere Is more doing, however, IN tenn
porary .oaus than sconnts Of notes The rate OF
interest call in where the cclsters are Of
the Il. class six per cent at the banks and In Ito
open market but higher rates aTe aid on he WEAKER
pledges The negotiations OF prime business notes are
quite limited owing the scarcity OF desirable psper Tor
sale The best names taken by capitalists At seven
and eight per cent Tho stock market Is without much
animation aud the prints demand In for the dfcrt Mt
kinds OF United StGes securities for permanent invest
ment
The TRANSFER BOOKS Of the Cleveland
and Pttsburr Rsiiroad Company viii close on the Goth
inst and reopen the LIST day Of June DeIt at the
American National Bank. at which place they viii
thereafter be kept Z. ROCKWELL. Secretary.
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Receipfa Of PrOf,mcc.

MAY ie-lo,7ei bbls Flour IL bhls. Whisky. go
hb8. Corn Meal. &c 900 bush. Corn. 1910 bush Barley.
- pksl Ashes, l,3i0 psgs. Butter, ei9 pigs. Oh
Cake. u pigs. Lard, $500 pkgs. Provisions.
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SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE.
100 LOAN ALMOST ABsoRBxD.
wILMERDIHa, Cornwall T. HLCKscHKR,
BAHKERs and u. s. LOAN AoZNTa

Have all denominations for immediate delivery.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THB CRY OF
nf NEW. YORK.
Nos. ~ AND % PNEsr. H
DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF Tn UNITED
STATES,
Have for sale. ready for delivery.
UNITED STATES $40 TREASURY EorEa
Convertible. at maturity. into $40 GoLD-BEARTNo
Also.
UNITED STATES 1910 BoyDA
UNITED STATS $40 BONDS
UNITED STATES 1-YEAR CERTIT1cATEs.
We also collect Government Vouchers and Orafts
and attend 10 other business with the Government
r. G. CALHOUN President
p. SEAMAN, Cashier.
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LIvHRMoRB, CLEws g. Co.,
RANKERa

LIvHRMoRg, CLEws g. Co.,
BANKERs. IA
No. 80 WaIl-st, N. Y,
GOVERNMENT AGENTS POk THE SALE OF THE o. O.
1910 LOAN.
Commission allowed Bankers Brokers. Insurance
Companies. and al parties purchasing for resale.
All denominations on hand. ready for immediate do
livery.
ALL KINDS OF u. g. SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
HENRY CLEws 4 Co.
Successors to
LIvERMoRR, CLEws Il co.
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tdyertjsemen,
WlEDOW SHADES
go< Stores, Dwelling oi SAylighl,.
Cd. & J. l.. hELrY, No. $50 Rrosdwsy.


HOUSES ELFCrgO.MACSETIC BArHs No. IS
L'~hs, hewiors opposite No Canal.st ,ar tho eura
d heum-tis tsuags, Paay.is &e., and be 81 nns op
% cua Lead a ether p9isons irom the blood bend fs5
circular.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-17

3 ATrRMPT TO SrBAL PAIR OP HORSES AMI
A CARRiAsE.--Jsmes Mulladv. seaman. was arrested
nom Edward Siattery Of No. SO West Broadway. liz
Was committed by Justice Hogan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-17

Tho result of the years business leaves appli-
cable TO dividends the sum Of $3.50 ,257 sc. Three
dividends Of per cent each were paid during the
last fiscal year. The first, amounting TO $lO7, s65,
vas paid out Of the previous years earnings, and
che two Others, amounting to $9l7 O32 are charged
20 the net earnings of the past year. The Board of
Direction having resolved to declare semi annual
dividends hereafter, the next ole will be iaadc
In July.
The passenger earnings Of the Erie Railway
show gain Of over one hundred per cent since the
epening Of the Atlantic aud Great Western Road.
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lHs rHHk5 OF PTICts Fou'J IL TT '90"'F ,n,0,n,
best grades.
Medium and or.idtry "i'f"
The arrivals for the week amount to....'..... thO
Corresponding week last yesf......''''..'''''' iso
Corresponding wee1 preceding yesr........,... SoOo
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-MAs Is-Bsfors
Jud RRrrA
COMING ALTON rEREI. PROPERTY

Tho United States agt 10 shares Of the st. Nicho-
Lee Fro Insurance Co., Sc-A decree was ercr.d in The
above cssc consces the 20 shares snd sso Of dv'
Jends due thereon, formerly ee property Of H. L. Smith,
under the Confscaon Acts Of 1861 and 1862 Tho property
goes after the Of expcrse bali 10 The Govern
aud baft the tnoner Mr. III. H. kss AssisfsnS
District Attorney, appeared for the Government
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fAdvertisemen'.I
"THE HUMAN FACE DIVINE. nav svs.


tenn Of ysognoniy Eyes Ears Nose, Lps. Mouth Hssa
Hair, Eycbrows Hands Feet, Skin Complexion With a
Of Character how read then In Tag Paaxxo,
LOGICAL JoUayiL AND LTE fLLysraArED. EPHxoLosy
the Natural History of Man PHYSIOLOGY functions Of Ia
BODY. PHRESoLosy, the Temp.ramorls PHFsIooyoxy.
with the " SIGNS CHARACTER AND How 70 nsAo THsxs
PSYCHOLOGY, the Science the son' Monthly a. 81
year. or % cents number. Address MesUs FowLsl b
WILL No. 3i9 Broadway. New York.
IHb HRyNoLcGIcaI joURsAL has entered upca It's foty
nis Fous WIN suh crpl0n list Of twenty-five thousand
hns' ~ tffof ephll appearance Is neat y each nun.
ger s piolsey irsira ihis magazine ably ec''sd
ny Dr D H. Wei', h-s s,ady yrowa IN public and ia
cotn.'~ on s"ues fetann. hfa ,nd physi.
ca culture are sound pmey and emphatic Ii smonx the
popular end convincing anne ard IN addition TO H. specially
Oi Fhrefo ogy so3ss deal Of curious ntsres
ing m3tter.-- ~ L 4 cnlng Post.
The May NUMBER how ready, Is very interesifny
Advertisement
WIYDow-SHADEq WHITE HOLLAND with
BARS SELFAcTIss fTxrUnEs.
y. l.. & J. 3. KELrY No. 80 Broadway.
ladyer,ilemeu,l
MusKEro NETS.
PATEsT PORTABLE CAsoPI.A
u. l.. }. y. Nelly, no 80 Bread~sy.
lhdyertsenen,
WlsDOW SHADES
go< Stores Dwelling of sAyiight,.
ID. & j. l.. hELrY, No J59 Rrosdwsy.
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TIE LAZARUS MURDER.

Bernard Fiery agt lhs fcope, nc.
This morning Mr. McKeon, of counsel Tor the
prisoner preliminary objection tina, the return -
he wr. OF error tiled till the first Of Nay rocs OF
rved before ,hs. time was irregular .od the cause
could Tot ead IL this term The Court took ths matter
under consideration Ill tomorrow morning
The disposition was made Of the Fsirs Aas Lsme
csSes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-17
GUARANTEES REGULATIONS FOR SoUrnzR,

QUARANTINE REGULATIONS FOR SOUTHERN
PoErs--Gen Gilmore has caused 10 be prepared for
the ports Of Port Royal Fernandina. Savannah ard
Charleston code Of very efficient quarantine regua-
tons ie.natng places OF anchorage for all vessels IN
ard tound and prescribing the duties ~ Health OIL
cor in ma ner such will not b. likely 20 Se ni.un
dett I'd Rules relating 10 fecs and all other alters
germaLc Ia tho main subject arc also carefully laid
down. The order bears date May 6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-17

BEARS FOR PErs.-Though not very common
tbese are sometimes found domicled ut the West and
when Young very good play things for Children but
arriving at maturity they do not always bite gently
AZ a Newfoundland dog There Is such an animal now
on sale in co.nussion store In this city sent BY
Western farmer who reared Linn from cub. but be.
coming rather rough ia his froics he Is thrown into
market the owner hoping TO reallsc $50 TO 500 FOR
LIN. we would suggest that he be taken to Walst.
no the most Likely place 10 meet purchaser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-17

BURGLARY Ponterer, alias Thomp.
son. was yesterday arrested by Officer. Burns OF the
Seventeenth Precinct on tho complaint OF Omar Noe
n No. % Thompsonst for having On the evening OF
tie 18th inst stolen from his residence clothing valued
at t224. A portion Of the property was recovered
from tho establishment Of Herman Nohrman, No. Is
First ave. where thee had been kept BY the prisoner
lie Was committed BY Justios Shandloy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-17

SOLDIER ROBBED. Horny Kurger, bartender
and Margaret Donovan and Ellen Price. employed In
the Morning Star saloon In Chatham and Roosevelt
sts.. were yesterday arrested by officers VNeil ant
soldier named William Hegeman Of Hart's Island. o.
the sum OF e745 aud gold watch valued at s3 while
In tho saloon on Monday night Justice Bowling CON
mitted the prisoners for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-17
Work FOR WOMEN.-The Working Women's

WORK FOR WOMEN.-The Working Womens
Protective Union has lately removed lis Office to No.
10 whites to which place applications for work may
hereafter he made both by employees and those seeking
employment One Of the principal objects Ia the es.
tahhshment Of this Association IL the procurement OF
suitable employment other than household service foe
working OF good character. who are In need OF
1.-THE bringing together Of employers and those who
REQUIRE employment without cost expense To either.
Its efforts have thus fir proved beneficial to very
u,aDy and II asks now for more general cooperation
from those Interested In such work Mothers. wives
and daughters Of soldiers aruong those who want
ploy ment and whoever has Il for even one SUCH u
be -ouVht 10 make Il known,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-17

SERIOUSLY BURYED.-Mary Scully. little
Gill was seriousy burned by her clothes taking fire In
fon, Of the residence OF her parents No sc2 Washing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-17

REDUCTION OF GovraSNENr EXPBSsEs.--ln
pursuance OF orders from the War Department the
army and navy expenses in this city arc being mate
rally reduced. Already sono % steamers have oeen
discharged from service at relief to the Government
OF Is go per north while the stopping OF purchase
Of IRON lumber and supplies makes further aggregate
decrease IA expenses ~ SO GO daily. These are tue
CHEF reductions in public expenditure watch have al
ready been made. Daring tho ensuing mouth TIE cur.
failing penss In the commissary. subsistence and
medical departments Will Do materially fcii while IL
the l.ems OF clothing arms. ammunition and cup
snts there xil DO corresponding reduction IN out
lay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-17

COURT o. GENERAL sEssIONs--MAr Ia Before City
Judo Russsr.
Andrew Fitzgerald and james Eghe. burglary
In the Third degree.--Pe,itrhliary one year.
William Huser. assault with dangerous wesPoa-As'
msndsd.
Louisa Faccio, receiving stolen scods.--Fnea tfa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-17

PICKPOCgRTs ARRESTED. - Mrs. Sophia
Hsrschberg of No 70 Ewon.st Brooklyn. while cross
ing On the Houston st. ferry boat yesterday afternoon
had her pocket picked ola wallet containing ei2 by
Ellen Bruce. who passed the money 10 confederate
named Mary Mooney. and then as soon as the boat
landed at the foot Of Grandst this city went to an adj
Joining ship ward and threw tie wallet into the river.
The action observed by Officer Graft Of the Eleventh
Precinct who recovered tie wallet aud arrested the
women Justice Shandey committed them for trial.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-srEcIAL TsRx-MAI i6.-Bsssrs joe
tice GARvIs.
DECISIONS.

Eugenie Melton AIT. a. z. Groux. = Mo
denied. with o. co.s sbde evcut Of action. Jossph
isnd att Albeit H. Naturalization TO vscats order u a
T,n,cd with 10 costs. Lewis BonneIl ast John ~ d.
Motion granted Leroy A: Lincoln sg, Abby Lincc
Motion Tor referee granted. Henry Piper sgt 'bn
srJson ordered that pairH file security for costa
Denhsm All, Rrnjstnn NJ. stilwe -Reierred TO ]. s..
worth. ESQ. Daniel NJ Boyd sgt Philip FrsnAenbsius
Referred - J. r. Crosby, esd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-17

COURT or COMMON pLEAs-sPscIAL Tenn MAY Ia
Before Judge CAsD010
DECisIoNS
Rerthnsr agt, Spcgetherl--Motion granted on
R,v,o al B.ro-Report conGrm-d and iods men. Of
divorce granted Hursou sg MeCausaud u essss)-Ms.
tlous granted. Roberts sgt. Hil-Motion denied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-17
PUNISHED FOR CARRYING CONCEALED

FURNISHED FOK CAKKKTNU VONCEALbD
wrArOSA--Jsmes Thompson and james Clark. on
Monday night Ia the saloon at the corner Of
ty.sixtk-st. and Sixthavc.. acting IN q very dis
orderly manner. Finally Clark discharged pistol
Officer Gilpin Of the Twenty-ninth Precinct was
called In and attempted TO arrest Clark, when ThomP'
son inter'ered Officer Gilpn then called In Oflcer
Brown ard both were arrested and taken 10 the Sta
ton House ard pistols found In tho possession Of both
Yesterday Justice Dodge committed them 81 the Work.
house on Backwes Island IN default OF $500 bail each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-17

stand tai the apartment heretofore known as NiDloi
Saloon n III soon become tho dning OF Le Metro
plitan Hotel workmea being already engaged ia the
abor q altering and adopting the same 10 It's new uses
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z NEw-YogK YouSG MEMS CHRISTIAN Asso-
crAIos-A free lecture viii be delivered this evening
at The rooms Of the Association No. l6l Fiff'ave by
Rev. Isaac :. Hartley, on the EARLY and Christian
Antiquities OF Jerusaen."
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rKw.YORK CATTLE MARKET.

RFCEIPTS
Yop TIE WEEK ENDING TUSsDAy. May l6, 1908
Sheet and
Sleeves. Cows vesla Lambs. Swine. Total
ARG III 20gi 68j ee80 70,
These were sold al the following Market Place.;
pd
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They came by the following rontcs Eo Railroad. CA;
Harlem Rsirosd l37i E.w-Icrey Central Railroad, II
by hudson River Boas 1885, foot, ~ About I9oU
IN the yards on Monday
LIST Ov DR0vKhs.
Tho following names Of ner, or con-
,epees Of the principal droves and wore the cattle are TO
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The total number this week, tl.G heal compures with
an head ist week. and with 56 head sverase Der week