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New-York tribune., 1868-04-21
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Br TELEGRAPH rBK TkibrNn
Ws,sros H c. April Spirits 1mrDenne bnoysnt At o9e
Ro.n,P,le ~ Is JO No. 2, ~ 50; STRAINED % d.
Cation 6rm Miilings 30c. Tar, ~ y. -
SAN FRlscisco April 2FourBrtrs. 81 l5i Snpsrtne Si
whelSsles 900 bush shipping at 81 wa ~ " Les lon
dsrs.T -. ,a-, 4 -. ,u,t;... -,
lldJlc. Receipts. sJl bales o ,t,,oo,., n
tai receipts 50 100 bales since September , ,, Al,
BUyytLo April 2l-Flour-Sprug 80 5Oa fll "hea Mime
al, snrng AZ D. Nyankee Club %; White Ohio ~ 90 COa
al O3; Old 81 ". In store. Mess Pors bIo O -
B,trrsoRE April 10-Cotton 6m Mdilng st Bic. . -, a,
c,ue,go Lprl aO-whe.t. Ne. ~ l60s2 IL No " o.
Corn 86tc for and sac for Ne T. and 8 Tor New Osu o'f
Rve al T5dSl Ordinary Country Mess Pork ~, % hnmP
82ftn so Picked Hams, lite Land l1ic Live HOGS ~ o
a "a Beef Cattle 80 T5Gts Ia ..-.-a, .
or,yILLs April 2O-Tobaceo active; Lny % lSGt' 20 Com
mon Leaf 81 5Ogss 80; Fair Do SlodtS feaT-SnPehhe
"a 500 80; Fancy Sle 0a Sl3. Wheat % o3eE D.
April 20-C0ton hrm AZ Jlc.
1,wKao Anil a-Flou 80 T5d I'll for Mo- Spring sI % ot
Red Winter xl3 White ola 80 for Double ErA wheat %
fr choice White Canada aud 90 - for No Chicago sprns
81 "a for No IN lots Corn Meal $40 per cnL hieu
steady shorts 4l5 shpsinfs S80tD hddhngs 90 per mn
CISclss.rf April O-wbsyIn consequence OF the stringent
visions Of the dealers geitngnto the
is sale. Of Bourbon 9Oc ia bond Mess porE I pa
MAI, III ria qi Bacon-3ic for shoudss l6ie for Cea hO
ami 5,e Tor Clear Sdes; buyers e lower Lard i'ic
April tO-Petroleum unchanget Cotton s,ean AZ
gi 15le Tor Mdng Flour active Red SJGtJ % "he % l"
0SJ 30 , 49,. ,al. Ria,, nj,
,h.n,eJ Com 8ldgOe Oats s0dijc. Rye, 81 BO
Tos Kno Apdi -Amber Wheat ~ 63d ~ o. Corn Mo- 0c
yellow asdSc Oats No 68le. Rye, No tl '6i NO 81 sS
April Ia-hoiee Wisconsin aud loSa Fout bs oi N
sIo rs, Common SO T5dta Whest-Fresh No 81 10 NO
do s2 o. Oats. Gle. Corn s5e. for new sheled
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21
ASSEMBLY.


Bills were advanced to third readIng-Io
incorporate the Port Jcryis Water Works Coz the White
OF Ney.York and the Womans' Aid Association of New
York. TO provide for extending Montroseaye. Brook
yn; to afford facilities for passengers and property
on steamboats, that are afforded on railroads
JIIE ERIE RAILROAD PASSED
The Clerk announced the Senate bill. known as the
Erie Railroad bill Mr.. Benty moved that the House
now go into Committee OF the Whole on the Dll Mr.
ferred to some Committee under the rule Mr. Pitts
raised point OF order that the bill was in the possession
The speaker decided the point OF order we'll taken. and
the House by twothrds vote went into committee OF
read through and ordered TO third reading without
amendment or debate. Mr. Benty moved that tho bill
two.thirds vote The bill was then read third tmo
and passed by Ol to votes Mr. Benty moved To recon
Bills we're passed-To amend the Binghamton City
charter to authorize any Life or Loan or Trust Company
law OF this State; to widen and improve West-st rev
York to afford the facilities to passengers or prop
IA 9norded by railroad TO incorporate the Binghamon
and Port Dickinson Railroad Company approving tho
York by authority Chapter 6gT Of the Laws OF 1867
incorporate tho Manhattan Express ,,s s,,tbave
Railroad in Hew-York 10 carry passengers on its
route without change OF cars and without delay or ue
The pro rata freight bill considered in Committee
OF the Whole and was ordered 10 thlrd reans y o.,
lb Thursday next at Ia O'clock being tno time nhou o
Tue n n,io" of Mr. I 4 FLAGG the Inspectors OF tho
state Prison were requested TO report forthwith COPY
~ HE contracts made with James Is. swain and i. b.
Fisher Tor tho employment Of cOnycts In Sing Sing
Prison in the business Of printing , -, I-........ -.
Mr. TOPIJTF moved that tho Judiciary Committee re-
port whether the PROCEEDINGS for tho
ns members OF the Legislature TO any compensation be-
vnnd the ons hundred days and how FAR those pending
pTocecdng- may affect tho right TO adjourn SINE de a.
any time, which was adopted ,, .,.
y IN the afternoon bills passed-ro authorize the
Asora and Hunters Point Railroad Company To change
,n pone OF their road to prevent gas companies IN New
York from charging rent meters: To incorporate tna
American and Foreign Joint stock Co.. shelter islsna
and Improvement
70 he old Guard OF tho City OF New York. the Veerans
~ the 22d Regiment and the Mutual Gaslignt 20 9i
10 provide for the appointment OF 100 hu
ditiona n6tares public IN the City O NowYork ana TWO
additional In each county In the state.
PASSAGE OF THE sEw-YoRk TAX LEVY. -.
7, the eyening the NewYork County Tax Levy was
considered In Committee OF tho Whole ordered to tfu
reading and passed-s5to H. o,
The Gin appropriang 5000 per mile TO aid In INC oon
stnton OF new railroads was ordered to third reauins
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

Bills were passed: To widen Vanderbilt
brooklyn; amending the acts for the improvement OF
South seventh South sixth and Union sts, Brooklyn to
close Eleventhst Brooklyn, and % construct canal
therein amending the acts for the Improvement OF lands
I'm aud near the WallabOu Bay Brooklyn Incorporating
the CoXsacke Savings Institution, the Prospect Park
tnyings Bank OF Brooklyn. and the Pawners Bank New
York amending the charter OF the Central Park savings
Hank New-YoTk; incorporating the Guardian savings
InstItnton Ncw-YOrk. and the Tioga County Savings
Bank authorizing the extension OF railroad tracks
authorizing the Waikiki Valley Railroad Company 70
extend It's tracks Kingston. Amending the charter Of
the SewYork Association for the relief OF aged INDECENT
females Amending the act OF the Rochester Home Tor
the carr of idle and and ruant children Incorporating
Inc Buffalo and Willamsyille Railroad Company
Mr. CREAMER moved that the Board OF Pilot Commits.
oners be requested report the amount OF fees collected
from the sandy HOOK pilots during the pas three years.
and what disposition has been made OF the same
AdoDteu
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21
MIR. AvERY's SALE OF wArER.coLoR DRAWINGS


Those of our readers who enjoy water-coor
drawings will mako mistake IL they allow anything to
prevent their attending tho sale OF DIR Ayerys collection
tonight II Ia the only timo in this country we beeye'
that any considerable number OF watefcolor ura"nss
has been offered at auction; certainly the only time that
sale has been made up OF drawings exclusively Dus"e
nave no doubt that in making this yoaeure MI Avery
showed his usual tact aud has read Alright the popular
TASTE For is certain that within few years thofe
has been growing liking for watercolor drawings,
sna strapo 'nss ss PTJ1des When asa @ Perhaps
last year society for the cultivation Of rs branch OF
art has been established in Newvork. and that y has
foreign works. these last principally English NO donpt
hundreds who visited this exhibition were as'onshed 70
make the discovery how much can be accomplished ia
sklfuT hands with materials simple those employed
IN watereoor but there must have been many VINO weh
knew that the best work those walls would heAtate 70
compare itself with the work Of the best artists ln
England where the art OF watereolor has long ago
need we to be ashamed OF what such
the Hllsfather and son-Newman and the two Fsrrers
have accomplished. Even sOne OF the yf0 showed that
ability was not wanting to them. but only time and
study and gave hope that il they could believe the art OF
water-col0r is not be learned in year. but demands
from the artist all the patience labor and skill that
asked for IN opanting they may yes accomplish some
There is doubt that this exhibition did great deal
TO enghten our artovng public as the capabilities OF
watercoors and Che atiractiveness of drawings One
thing that single exhibition could prove, we may ven
ture TO assert and that 6 the ci Sood waeF e
being generally framed under glass they are far less
liable than ilpaintngs to collect dirt, smoke and dust
The effect OF sunlight upon them is perhaps more luu
riOus than it is upon oils, but they have an advantage
over these IN their being adapted TO certain sltatons
shaded angles, indirect nShts-where oils do not snow
for all they worth.
Tho watercolor drawings that have been brought TO
this country heretofore have beeh almost exclusively
English and ali most successful praotcersof the art
have followed English models far they have fol-
lowed any. Mr.. Avery has lately gwen us all an oppor
tuny 10 study French methods OF work, and the SAFE
that is to take place this evening ana tomorrow VIII
consist almost entirely Of wacrc0Or drawings by yng
Frcnchmen. Added 20 these there are number OF IN
teresng articles in silver and bronZn. many or them OF
extreme delicacy and beauty, and one among these
that every architect will enjoy studying portion OF the
AhambTaan arch with its bay reduced to a scale ana
carefully preserving the color and gliding OF the original
We have space catalogue a the attractive articles
To be sold but that every reader VINO Snail
attend will thank us for sending him there.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21
Spttial Notitts.

American Institute Farmcrs' Cinb:A nsof the css
will he held TO-DAY (uesayl 1lst INST at 0clcck NJ ny
the Institute in the Cooper Building Dr dAhT WI spefs
y" ''' '''' " 'T JOHN W. CHAMBERS. se-etsry.
Mercantile Library As-OciRfIon,-Tbe annual se ting e
this will be he'd At clinton Hail. AS"P'ee On rOssD
EVENING. NAV IL, 1853, at p IN. ...-,.,--
officers for the ensuing vi"
TUESDAY May 49, following al the sane place Ir pos 90
A. IN. and dclosing al p: M ,.,,,,,, a. o.,..x
HewYork April II. 1863
sixth Assembly District Union Kepubiican Ass0cla.
fion will bold monthly meeting OSanghnessts ioe onrr t
and Broome sts THISrues1a April r. dS - ot
Those desrou o. working with the IePaesa partg s. rs 70
attend and enroll JAS. NJ. MoCAKTid. Presisot
J. q. EILKRr.
s L. KgsaEDY, Secretaries
Twenty-6rst Assembly DisiricI I Inion Republicsn.Ar
sOcnOn.A regular meeting Of this Aot0l wifi be bri at M
lin Hall One bnnired aud nineteenth and Third T Iredsyr
EyBNISG at O'Clock THADDEUs b. wAKEMAS py..ie1I
OTrs 7. HALL, Secretary.
Twenty Assembly District uon Repubissns AZ
socinttonA regular monthly mretng VII be held @ ReHs He'd
ihirst llueSAb
EVENING AZ = o'clock W. n. DB CAMP, PreSdest
C,,.s 5ons hSEIos' c1 secre,,re,
Closing of =. z. Avery, Arr Gallery.
The beautiful and se known collection OF Dawoy Hse CosfS
French Belgian German with toe other admired works o. f,n
the great Paris Exposition OBJECTS or ART in Silver Bcnle,
Class China Wood Iron Terra Gotta &c. &C., yi s be SOLD AT
AUCTION OF TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS. Apsh ~
by ROBERT SONRRYILLE. AZ his gserr No 81 l.j
AND EVENING
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21
MUSIC.

Sig. Pancani sailed for Europe on Saturday.
Mr.. Barili's concert, advertised to take place at
stenway Hail yesterday atternOn. was postponed
The pupils of Prof. H. Millet are to give
complimentary concert this evening at Irving Hall
Mr.. w. j. IIill the popular tenor, announces
hIs annual concert for Tomorrow at Irving Hall He
viii be assisted by Mrs. States. Miss Toedt ana Otiets
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21
THE WEATHER.

to S o'clock ihen commenced to
rain containing AhenOonDn rain 10 lJD thea
n H. drtiy rao-sorm HveBing-Dl,ly and misty rain 10 &.
CaniinJ OIr Ecpserhs taxes Aug
v,b e United states bat visible Australia Mebcarue
Slnev visible Borneo India Cacuis Bombay hades
V a,o AZ the He'd Sea jerusalem aud Alexandria
Ihis opportunity 70 watch for toe planet Nucs
sis nearT eight minutes Bat Aebasn usually red sni
other stars Gauge thrf eoors time appearing White br 20
to r1o a. hei after sunset h0seB close apeetae III
nALare eteeedngy Er.at and imposing
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21
GEORGIA.
LATEST DISPATCHES.

LATEST DISPATCHES
SAvANNAH, Ga, April 9O.-Thc election pro-
grcsscd quietly.
CoLUMBus, Ga. April 90.-The election Is
proceeding quietly The total vote to-day was 7ni. OF
which 2Og were Radicals aud IO1 Conservative. Many
negroes voted the Democratic ticket
AUGUSTA, Ca. April 20.-The election - progressing
without any collision. The negroes, with Few eXce-
tions voted the Republican ticket The total registered
vote in the county is $50.
THE ELECTION PROGRESSING QUIETLY
ATLANTA April 20.-The election Is progress
ing quietly and there much enthusiasm with both par
ties. There large negro vote to-day. Bullock ~
ahead in this city GOrdons friends not generally
voting II is said that at Marietta $50 negroes formed III
line and voted for Gordon.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21
PARKER HOUSE. BOSTON, Apri
establishment

EUROPEAN Circus. This establishment
opened yesterday Oh the corner OF ihry anu
broadway TO large audience The great street process
sion did hot take MACE as announced owing TO the storm
II will pass through some OF the principal thoroushfares
this morning II the day ne, or on tho st fair day
The are given evoy afternoon and evening
rain or shine
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21

HEYER-Os suaa.y. April 10 the Rev walhn O hsN sxs<S
-. -.
paner. services a. Trait, Church. Newark On Tuesday ardin
O'clock u
RUSSBif-0a Saturday April 49, ct mempis hieh haoeth fh
wife Of the Rev. wilanSP Russell aged si years 49, ,,.,
sHbOSS-Aner sher Frederick sehoss 'ne wa fe1
his age ... 49,.
III. fead, aud the friends Of Ne family repe''fsy mite, -,
nnersi bis
sWest Tweaty ninth-st, Weine~tay morning at O'Clock
~ l'ogis sndSan francisco papers pssse copy -
shaLLWOOD-h HnnngtOa l.. Satuntsy April TO- snns -,
OF Astoria
Tue funeral services held the Church S the Reee@e Aons ..
Tuesday afternoon April a. o'clock The sy!gsu Stcns
leaves Peck.sis st n O'Clock
TAPPAN-in Boosl'n Ssny April spnu Bsarmss TsPpss.
In the 5tb Of his
1br res'es end friends Of the foy injo ,iEsae his aers
from the residence OF hts George Hsjyko eS Chaos
st.. Brooklyn. on TUESDAY, April ~, ata O'clock y
BaTor sDd sacramento papers please copy
SATURDAY. the ipsSeh widow of
late John Tbompson. in the 5ph o her
family those o sn o
sonnaw A r. Gale. respectfully Invited 10 teld Wv aerf
Of A. ~ Dale No 2sl Twets oI ra-sisy
the 2st lust. at q o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21
THE RIS.
CIVIL.
CIVIL.
Iudne McCnnn dismissed the snlt Of Grnham

Judge McCunn dismissed the suit OF Graham
agt The Broadway Railroad Company for contributing
negligence it appearing by his own account that he en-
deavOred late at night. To get on the front platform oI
the car which ran over him while II was In motion.
Judge Jones commenced ut A. o'clock a suit
brought i'm the name OF Charles HOchlc boy OF about
nine or ten years. for assault and battery The boy
own statement the stand that he and soUc other
bows were skyarking in aud out of empty dry goods
box on the sidewalk belonging 10 the defendant when the
defendant seized him by the har uf the head lifted hun
ont OF the box threw him into the gutter The de
feudant's not ready.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21

Mr. Dickens was not long since applied to
by Mr. George Wilkes on behalf OF the Dramatic Fund
Association 10 give reading for the benefit OF the fund
for poor and decayed actors The following reply was
received: ,,. pos-ov Anri 1879
MY DEAR Mr. WILKES: have laid your lelleis peiOIe
Mr. Dickens and begs 10 express his regret at ms
cannot have the pleasure OF reading Tor te DIhauc
Fund in compliance with the request you nave maze 10
me. lie has not IA single morning or evening m leisure
moreover Inc has during the last four months
against severe catarrh. which renders II very uncnlt
for h even 10 complete the engagements ne mas made
ON my arrival III New-York shau nave !he hohor Oh
handing 10 you Mr. Dckenss subscription OF ,loV ana my
own of $lO0 toward the fund aud am yours iathiny
George Wilkes. esq. "LVn"H ''ol-"'.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21
AfdRRIED.

cuLgY-HUTCHISs-N Bath EeSH.mp,hre on Ta,"isy, April
by Mann Major Johu h Clry OF ofk 10 hs
Helen L. daughter Of C. C. Huehins. esd, Of Bath
oALLAWAYwILIIAMS-o Monday April 30 al the residence Of
father By the Rev ~ W williams kohert " aA"A 10
IIu, A. daughter of M W Williams d. d., all Of this city
PHLIPs-RUssRLOn Saturday April ~ al the residence 81 the
hriie, parents, Haen by the Rev ~ hhrtt FIedench A.
Phillips Helen. daughter Of Thomas Russell all oil thS cV
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21
GEN CORONA IN sINALOA.'

s,S Francisco, April 2O.-The Mexican au,
os bv sieaner are that Gen. Corona had arrived as
sivaIoa' and assumed command OF tho military ioroes
acting against Martinez lie had called on the people 10 "
sto,i,g tho legally constituted karhdrihesF
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21
NAVY GAZETTE.

WAsHINGToN, April 2.--Ioratio Bridge, Paymas,
NAVY aud Chief Of the Bureau OF Provisions ana
Clothing been retired under the las Of oonge retiring e, a.
O. year. age Three pooOn. Py Department nsceaP
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21
SOTTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, April 20.-Ofticial returns as
far eel OF the recent election show 3ip NO'os
FOR, anl II 900 against the Constitution.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKEr-APRL H.
B.eyes dull 200 head sold at 10y ellic for ba Penns'ss ssa
Ws.i.r ,ers; gdlOe good aud 6aS per ~ gos iot
eonnon sheen se 6qIis for clipped sud dSc % Noo
bseo Hog, du sales $500 head s tJ 30Hb' per lVo m ne'
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21
Low Price

Low Price
FOR CHINA GLASS, AND sILyBRPLATBD WARB
DECORATED DINNER SETS. ." ="
DECORATED FRENCH CHINA TEA SETS....."........ IL I"
FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS 1872 useful Dieces.... i"
PARIS GRANITE DINNER SITS. Ias usefnl Pieces.. %
WHITE GRANITE TOILET SBTS II pieees............ III
SILVER PLATED TIA SITS. peces.............'... HO
sIIyKRPLATED TEA SITS, 6Peees................ " ~
sILyERPLATRD ICE WATER PITOHKRs.........-... 500
suyRRPLATED CASTERS 6bottes.................. 8 TOO
Also.
CHANDELIERS and GAS FIXTURES BRoNzES CLOCKS GLAsa
WARE &C.. &C., in propcriion.
L.. V. IIAUGHWOUT & Co.
Mo-. AS. 400. and 492 BROADWAY, corner OF BR0OMBsE
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21

sirr' t.' nor f.s hr Hr at 0aI
..F rn n 80
Hf HI
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21

.TTfr>T T':L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-23

Upon the arrival OF this force second dena sh , !"
surrender would be made, and, II hot coilpu ohle ~
comunicate Inv newt mail the result at Chicayc as wei
that Of Arequipa. one thlhS J., uoWcNeI Io mo-,
tau. from the present position OF the Two afis hcy
cannot remain inactive much longer and the defeat OF
either one OF the other in the next httclipl VIZ
sur orernnner of ual success OF the fortunate pS
What be ReDubc Will gain by the success OF inc reNo
lronisfs il not very clear; II is true That they
their intention Of recstabhsmng the Cohsiom
which, II put in force, is not Dad one but i,
II has been like all its predecessors dead etur WIN
fhe execution of the offices that created that
was relgiOusly carried out Dut III All us otl
had mo real Xstence No matter what kind OF cohslu-
ton the country may have there never VIII pe any ~
son i'm the duties which the Peruyians consider are he
only ones that the cabinets are formed Tor
namely. to provide Offices for oi ace and
and money 70 pay them with. lnleInA IL t hev
pnbic improvements not TO be considered as tny
draw money out Of the public treasury ana 90 ioC III
manner benefit the military; all the evils Of the old o
ish system OF circumlOeution and redtape mas pecH
deeply engrafted in the executive administration u
fairs in the Countrywide same political system aso'
There are no such things political parties III he cOuh
try consequently no principles or plan Tor ~ NAT
who. when in power, divide the income W, W
the State among their followers, to the entire
Peruylans live up to their income, and the result 40
when out Of Office they are out OF money they nav
profession consequently II Is starye or get UP
lion They choose the latter, and, selecting one GU,
the Is or 20 old constitutions OF the country, rase 1
standard Of rebellion. and plunge the Republic III ch
strife. They all promise reforms and internal ptootI
mens, but they no sooner IN Office than e sdlo NV
routine of redtape is continued and all pubic npio'
The Yutendente OF Callao. in connexion with several
other officers, to raise revolt IN CaaO ana seho
me batteries and customhouse. but the plan was dls
sent on board Of the prsOnshp Otto that lays Oh 'o
mouth Of the river Rimac go . II. ~,
An express has Just arrived with the news that Col
Bernudez with 1000 rebels, his march from Juhl
Lima This If true, completely changes the WIUle vi
PradOs chances into certain deleat Inc Gti jii
both ends but this setting fire to II III the nuue viii
soon end it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-23
CnrRr CALENDARs-Tms DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-GeneTdl Term - Non-Enumer-
Jauun a. Carpenter; - Sila sg Nari
M,uirnhaH KlHck; 20. Moody Og1 a. Rookie
AIT Atwood Herr $50, Cara Eseuohr admr
Moah White o. Judon ct al agt Walton etnl a. Hatch
aet Brrw-trr Graham 1hayer 80 Phillips set Speei w.
urquc Hrnquesi o. Roberts ag FISHER Il al ~
lev IT, sgt John Leyr Bitonj ~ Bates e al aBt sese
et a.: Schafu,r agt Second ave Railroad Go.
SupRyHs Crgii-Pa held by JOsEPH BARNARD j.
mNos 1900 The People &c agt Aabeni bBo
Crowley sg Clark 80 National State Bauk Of Nesk9gt Sacs
AL Bd Townsend sgt White &c J Fogg agt Bssorli Va
ST. Lenen 9J sellers agt Sehnaiet al s BALDWIN ag
PoIne 49, Hudson River River Railroad Company
g7 Perkins al McDau J53 RoTAe Il a. ag Parker a. o
SIT Perderga ct al 49 Dyer OTIS al tJ Mrrnck II al
laeg q, ak 80 The Chatham National Bank agt Tayo 81 kosen
CTania; 97 Faon Ne y9 Ldd, adnI agt Ne"
man 81 al
SrPKEsg CouRr-C rcHit-Part L-ed by MULLEN, J-CouH
opens 1t 10 m-Nos 2gl Campbell gt The Mayor &C. 2 Camp
Little; 22 al Agt laead 81 al 49, Shatkey agt
Fnkn 40 Alexander gt Ruuore 9J2 Mayer ct al agt tet't
80 Reckhow sgt Eoman 49, Tracy et al ag Atnel er
mpid ga Waterbury 1t al; $40, Bonnel IT al as
f6 Dmke agt Barow Pes 30 Gum gt The Com
of Halgtteu
Lane Kaiser ct Bun 5l Ford Admir- ag The Mich
aud Railroad Ol4, Nogt sgt The Great Western lns
Co 6s6 Mernt Lea al $780, Mupby ast Murphy S3
Tslmln sgt Wrigh, IT al
SuPgNK CouEr-CAambers by CARpolo JCourt opens
at "a Call Of Calender u M Reserved CsseNos w. hdsvl
lrwDi H. Cotton Atlantic and Pacific r. r. Co o. Morse agt
GsrneTi c. Whtwe agi. Whwei o. BTumley agt Haskell %
Wyokos selma Nere agt CsbeD 3D. Walker agt Decker
NJ Rapeysa srauss is McDeuot sgt McDemo 29 Me
Dermot AIT MrDenhot. 49, Memot sgt McDrnao ~ MeDei
mot AT MeDersOt' 49, an AT Loe"e 10 Bruce AT Joae