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IOWA.

The Huscattne Republtcau County
Cunvention-DeleKn to the State
Convention.
Hrsc411xK, Ju1e THE Republican CoS1tJ
Convention to select deIeEales to the Sc2tc Con
yen,ion chose the following naued Eenaemea
4. Il 1;oznett, John Aahln, Iohn = rasftn; 1 2
1nxtrsc1, l. q. N4hboIne, =. Ba1er, ~. Z
jacob Butler, John Y. Jayne, Geo BagieJ md
VIZ LundJ.
ve1J sntnsted debate Was tAd o. setolu.
ton fayor4u0 The u{tmal5 election Eystrta, but II
w1s fpA1ly defeated, tic delegates Eenc1anV no1
tni1EtnS iheE4clEes Authorized 10 make tSts fadf
i rrsosu;jon tuJ:Stnin4 our Supreme CG1zt
against Tie Supreme CourI OF the CrteI srtes o.
tSe r1.1rusd bond question, vas rather o9eeEsmo.
nIouAy defeated. bE motion 20 aa+oofn7 ~nlea
HRS c1-;tet tF ~ Upfo1r1pEs yofe.
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Proposals for Stationery.


SEALED PROPOSALS. xi1 b received Il TIT ottsa
untl the thktaeth day M June. tsR u i O'clock N fot
tarrlyok tho Asse4sof1 a1d Collector Il internal Eev-
euae thtuuxhnot thst pston et The United Aata Tying
eazt os the Rocky Mountains except Montana a0d Sew
Ae1lec xh the Stationery requ1 I'd for In tht re-
ypeetfve ag8ssets for the yeAr ending June n ls.2
10 proposals. viii b eacEez1d nnie4 a1tuzapxned hy
boad with Eafeznt autts<4 Ii The Of dva thox
naod anlss1 {sAotol Approved BY Uated Sts4es d.
t4H Attorney. firm to be tuznshed BY toe DeSast
tnet conditioned thAt thA parties shau IN o1 the
neeeptane at tber bid sy pat Of It. daily azeGuts
contract With good and sueict bozds foE taa 4ns
fofnzxnee ct The axle-
The DcrnEfsaones The right to cpusider 4oa
aeeept Or reject e.eh lid ftx1n bJ item.
The hlds ah6u4 b. Addst4ssd to tho ContdAdaoe- Of
Internal Rersu1s, and endosed PTupoAaa fot R1pYiy-
t1S 8tztionery to Internal ReTeone ot1eefA~
Schedules Ct articles 70 be frrha viii be forwarded
from tia oee upoo Application With conditions under
which tAe sztIeles arc to be deivr1ed
rHt Fn (5-srn.;..f,4n,
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NEW 0Ef<1CA& IIH1NtE'
Nrv cx1xax1 3ure 1,-EoTfu1-Ata<e ind "a
vsured: m3dduriz 81 3.ee. a4ls 40 ha1ea: Fec1f1
~ hAleA . .,.,,. IT, x-.
YORK Eeht, AS1A discount
Bxx~a1X9CT71~F ~ FL,1r-Hixhtr; aapef- 4a32A4 S3s
AanhL sTfra "a s: tfrb1c e1trs. ftsa CON-" httt
4lM Cat1-H9.s- Bran. GLE
F1NToW-Po,k, 81 Il h&non. Ike Ies aneoldsss e.
lAAft4c iar .farA tA1y3-f3eftE ,.s - L sij
t5nUXklk1-Sukx lot4A~t tH"ASF" "0se
lEc Nol1spre-Fcsrea;.as A4I~
~WxIKx-ee83lNL
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fos offered for Juna Prices s{teFw1rs declined ste
t1AhJ 4acA Acoe bin July md Ar& II lie: 1d etta
fefF tpne 1t s41c; lD DO Aaef III the ytzr II N4c;
30 de spot Il lEc looa % eaeh ANGST = Dtene<E
I'm bat closed saktf f73cs Aketnsd aheat tsles
heATys 4ctn b.is JEce u Sc: AA0 tE& Jn1e u I1s:
AnD htA July ard August II 2Ae: lo1 bIat cath J04
AHA AHfrkf. 1t !. ~.
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OTTAWA, Iuue T.-ThA reyen1e Of the doaoialon
Icr MAY WA q, al, 60; eEpcodlturss, foat,71
It ,s reported thai commissioner win be aent to
the tied River F,1or to the Lieutenant Governor Of
the territory being appointed
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HAHe Rail-

MoSrfKEHx, Jucs 7.-Yexserday morning the
Cuion Block, II g. AmAns, occupied o5 several
part1es xAs d1maTed hT dfe ~ eo1. Is W1s oNued
| By S. G. Noble, C. Il. Huntington, and otnt1A
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rance
." ITRE.

THE IrRT.
PARIS, June
BAY colt GlAneur Eon the grind prize Of hun
dreu thousand francs yesterday, heaAng eleven
horses The Emperor. Enpresa, Queen Of Holland
and other posaoles werc present
TIE ELTcr1uSs.
PARIS, Jane :.
Bsl!ottnc Ia the cases Of undecided elections Is
gutag on qesetly Ia the different departments
LONDON, Jrnt :.
Letters tsom Parts state that strong Pre- ssure
is brought to bear IN tho Undecided elections to
prevent the return of the Opposition cand!dateA
The contests between Thters sod shec, and oe-
tween FaEtc aud ueur RocheloEt. arr regarded
With usucp ,1teseet The Emperor, 1t Is asserted
views the probable election Of Roche!ort a a per
sona1. not deadly insult. The ultimate
results Il The elections and Their
effect On tic soyetprnens are regarded With great
cnraoetiy. The government Is fnl1y alive to the
heAytneAs Of the blow and the dlincnltte. II vii
have 70 meet in the future. Its friends tender 3d.
s1ces FREELY. but the oolJ concession possible Is
parliamentary government, which the Emperor
regards With particular Avessiou- The govern
ment Is inclined to do something - soon a. possl
bic, and With The least Inconvenience. II the BAL
}ounx resuli4 IN iaEor Of RocheioEt, step viii.
probably, te .A1en Immediately.
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Tho Denver nnd Cheyenne RAtafoa@
pryvn, June .-A7anxtments have been
fradc py Geye{uor EEaok for the early co:1ple
Q; the Denver P1ct1c Railroad He startA East
to-norrpw, 10 complete the contract with the
onion pae1fc !or hJan& md eQotpptnE The zoad
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Troy, y. =, June x-Ihe Red Stockings. Of
c1aenn1u tea3 tne Crdpu&, q TtoY, today. 9co1es
= to s.. About Aoao pe0oas Witnessed toe
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L8FHcsy Ai-AIxIKoLY FA1FAlxNT N 1lE llASD
o. TAHIfA
SAN FAkc1sco, 1unes,
Honolulu atrtcea sre to Nay ~ 4 seFeze
earthquake occurred II AAlAki On the 4sa Of APRIL
causing considerable alarm but no terious dAu1-
age .....-..
Dispatches froIa the Duke Of Edinburgh hAd been
reeeiyed u Honolulu. Eth 1dTent wa4 looked foE
With considerable Interest
1ep.osy prevailed to II Alarming extent on the
Ia3aud Of T4hits, = fATof1te resor Of whale shlPs
Over baf q TIE Population va Affected TIE
diseAse u spreading rapidly.
Intelligence 3ron the AAEqocsaa 1asAaa staiea
thai tie F1ench Governor lately IN charge Of ths
Iarqucsaa group has been recalled, md neV
appatu,ueut made. Drunkenness WAS Iearf1uJ
prevalent On the Island Of Htvtsa-
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HfaYkH$>

San EFAne41E4 uA&A~
H.x FxAncrAeo, ,5uee &--Ssckr-Ases1aHd A11a =
f{W Nl1eAt-EA1e4. xA&-
{nnitandazA szA-
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49,, fttrsk4rxh On haEkee.
nrnor Juna -Tha ezAa4 red1an01 H1AT3ok
o.xsed TsrT ETm With II Ad1aoes ta pFxes. LANE o9
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KKWKfAP1A ADvEHTtKl1o A6INtNl
As4 a4ofta%i FAeefsx 1h&aAsiAss4ts J1r TtE Tk1h
Esk o.c~ss rast 1ssa s2sa:s 70 f.:1et adsFr.
fi&f1A.ts fev al NENtfAfE4A On AAHAxlTK4
Il. any Laa,Aaes} ii IL {. 1H7Sori~< d tn Pss
kahsFY $1EAst FutAs.
QFYIC1 n DEAkAoKEfE-
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Au&trias
GNrCxAf1QCs >H1sHor.

/ caNtC14G1QIs >H1sHoF.
YHsEA, Juua :.
BMncp Lense. n37ing refused to ooey lesa
sumu,ops to appear before seculat eor1t, WaA At
rcs;ed ard brought to court b. the Police
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REAL ESTATE.
W WashingtonHeights
Great AuCtionSaIe.
ON THE GROUND,
TO CONE OFF
Monday, June 14th,
Unless postponed on account Of tho
weather, In which case due no.
ticc will be given through the
press.

ftc pA4s Apd fp1 the k5pIods viii be given t. Ill
adult ressons bo wtah to attend tE sale 5 calling "a
CIatke, Layton Co. Mcax rsrxtos 10 the da5 u
sac freo uneh u b serJed .he ground to N
who attend Iha t1rnszou t:in wifi lesse the dpce of
The Roek Isla1d Hafoad between the houta ot and u
O'Clock n. and w rrsuEn to the CITY At O'Clock p
N The sale win esz11uenee Il II O'Clock H.; AEs
krtnF parties t1ne to e1A1ne The KFoands botosa tho
conameneenent ot tts Aale Parties wl4hlu& To down
examine tbe property hefo1r the dAy Of aae. With tR
view 81 porrhasink. frt TREE ekets ty APPLYING II
Our otaen II any tina beloge The day of Eale-
That portion u the property which will be oaertd IT
ttfs sa3e b tic suost eNhle and the ehoes subhsa
property Offered tsc public Around Chicago. and
viii POSITIVELY he SOLD to the best and hithes
bidder.
TERMS OF sALE-io pcr eent cab ca day of sslc
10 pee cxns Ia days 10 prs cent August Isl. lA sfd
:.e balance f tsa md threa Year,. with annual
interest At per ee1t
Vow l. The tIse cn.snt1 scat oay S min
zde from The city II faTe seasoo sietets. st
nniy u1 cents EACH ~ year for Abonk
twenty trains each day s1ztaay to ibis property
and N t1.1ns stop 10 let passenger on md ed.
CLaRKE,LATT0S T. CO., Asts,
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the people that their rights and their 1aE3 be F1n-
] tie csse % 10 voas u eoasidesson, md py Sor7 vc7.
l1et, V6a.e5er it my r., we win oe esssaed''
CLOSING AHaCkkS1 FOE rHH pKy1xCk
The cloeuz a1Ku1nent for the prisoner was then
rnade by Hon jas {. Robinson. q sPrtasfe!A
Ar% Robinson believed the case could Be closed BY
ne appnes59a Of Gns g, e - 1as -. a
though tho juruzs were Judges Of The lsE and tne
evidence, It had not been intended by any one
= 1a,1 ~, iaf{ <. ssena W or thsy 11
should disregard anyta.ne he snoold sat 70 them
Tho gentleman flsuded TO the cs2Rer Of Mistake
sSsre IL pus one chance for raista1e wnile in d.
ccnstxnt.al t.ases their arc tFp chaoces for ey-
rorA F1rst the fact tha1 the witness nay not tell
taken. In this case there had been good deA1 Of
nsssr7y, when In TACT III should have been made
| light and, iron the frs., tbs Ethtenen for the
| they could not convict That Eurder had been
committed WAS most trae. bet bow had the people
proposed 70 convict Robinson Of The murder
tart Of the death Of the deceased, and alleging a
the second the existence of eaase or ind1ceucena
70 commit The eE,roe: the proeec1:ion nsd a. y
c;nlty Of ine murder =. the time. Counsel Re:
vtewcd the testimony Of Wo.rell, who be claimed
must e ssI ths c:, Is7st ,nisSs h1ys hsen r a. a.
] Robinson There is 10 reason why he should bari
noticed him with III! particular attention. LIE hAc
bis mix Naxon hnd m!lk % Attend %, ~ 5es M as
|
! the uush wAs out II appears that be feh It ia :.
| say to 20 the ne1t aftetnoon 70 ne prisoner
store. tne1r to get another look II him. Refetnt
. MA A.hens5s testimony sae 1pc.fss a!Masd =
Witnesses, and the further fact That sns
h4d ii cne tire admitted 70 some o
her nttg aeors that sho might have been 1t1ta1en
p! 1t nrsI Ate ~ss Cndoctrcdty Eot certa.n, q. y
[ And-by she talked Aoooi she x-Ar uuN sae q
| Neved T. and dnal1y got really 10 swear ahoat 1t
TINT sha did zee Robinson III: morning ~ tue
for he Rtw her; bet tt WAS hAlf-past g. As ans dfs
aid aad nos u ), - the Afterwards Asskrtei I
!: tue TIN, re sid that nt W ne4S M tne noes' @
the TING. alA kaid the uncertain wofd q "Aoo1&
for the ktmp!e reason thai he HA4 urceffafn-
Colonel Robinson then proceeded 70 asZ1e nnl
Al Investigation Of the people 8 esteoce, tna1 -
| murder wxs committed at I'VE minutes p3tt
! O'Clock. and that u c11st have been ntteen naa
utca whea Mn Aahnne1 saw him AfstE tail b
nnst have Rune wA} up north past the fAnoe
tracf, md u returning VIZ seen II the depot 9
! Collins, and whence b. went south 10 u
/ pahha 1quAxc, Nhsxe smxh xseefA t0st hn "a
htm, Ihieh ro1M nstng him doxn
han, past O'Clock. or lAter, cven. -
thA On the other hand. Ind bic
iprusen beyond douts that II tve minutes n
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PARTNER WANTED,
Hs The edte7 II repul4z aod Saeetsafol ns~1pap<T
Nust b. superior Job ErtctAk q steatv haah CA{t-
tai Ttgttrd CO. 1atks patznnxt: boatnes AItfsdy
f1zKe kay EuAN to t0knAEH. I4A On
or e94fr@ NAHIikR, LUSE Co. CtdcAxo Type
Eu1r4Ey.
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c2Ho Fit ba conceded a 4 stronger tnducemtnt
crime The learned speaker reviewed u length
the Testimony of the boy Martin, and Other ~.
ne6sea for the defence, holding thAt the Identity
OF the murderer Of General Mcdonnell
was now = naAtter OF Il great doutt, mss-
teri and uncertainty n ever. and that
upon tee Evidence In The case II WAS absolutely
Impossible to convict the accused II single
donts existed To the nInd1 Of the tuturs ~ 10
whether Robinson was guilty OF not, that doubt
cused ateed for no qraster n it, triai II be was
guilty Of murder, and Of the murder Of General
Mcconnell, he deserved death on tho gal!ows-
JUDGE STRAW EuxFIIN1ETKn
Judge Shaw's argument was received With tie
R1s4teAs A.iention and At It's cIose the gentleman
Was made the recipient Of several bouquets. The
cours then adjourned until half-past O'Clock in
the afternoon
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY 6 loe9-TRPLE

whereupon defendants sent . notice TO the plain
tit explanatory OF the fact, adding tnat tney woud
sell II the margin was not increased. After some
correspondence on the matter defendants sold. or
pretended TO sell. and plaintiff now expresses MS
doubt as to whether they ever bought or sold the
copper for his account, and sues 10 regain nis
margin. lie prays Tor an order ol the Conft SUD
jecting deiendants' books to examination. III oiuer
10 discover II the purchase or sale ever effected
SO tnat he may be placed III position 10 frame MS
complaint accordingly.
Tho Court denied the motion, and stated that the
plaintiff had as much material win which 10 frame
his complaint as parties usually have, and that ne
couln not grant HIM an order TO inspect deiehaah's
books until II became clear that such inspection was
necessary 10 his III on the trial their Inspection
became necessary order for their production
could then be made,
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picked him up, and the fellow when ne saw the rope.
sar "Oh God oh God oh. oh, oh p An he gives
It up ana, fainting falls heavily Kindly they raise
-W The minister exclams. keep your nind
on God." Time, ll:o4. lie stands now upon the
trap. 1l:OaA-fhe deputy pulls tine bolt souihwafo-
was OIL, with only suppressed "Oh pa treinor
that made the bystanders quake. l1:20-Ine
rope Is united. The body falls heavily 10
tue arms or the attendant officials and thence u
laid IN Its wooden receptacle. But did tho
prisoner say nothing? ies Protested his inno-
cence to the last aud Just before the rope was put
on and he tainted, Ia trembling voice-anu
speaking very slowly and scarce audibly, he SAID:
HIS SPEECH.
II am honestly innocent OF this crime for when
am charged. die for others crime was asleep
at the time the crime was committed. These are
the last words have 10 say, am innocent Gen-
tleuen, 1t is cruel and hard. never was AFRAID OF
happy My soul Is with God. but you have got my
body; put forgive everybody. That Is all have TO
say.
SINGULAR FACT.
He protested innocence to the last. Protested IL
when they confronted him with the dead body IN The
h0gpen before The coroner's inquest at the preilm
letters to his family, his conversations with the
Jaler in his talks with the minister and lastly, on
the gallOws, the moose about 10 claim MN, deatii
ready TO grasp HIM. he boldly stands up and fear.
iessy says, either with the greatest amount OF
cheek on record, or with an innocence that
IS angelic, 81 am innocent innocent, inn0cenI'
Could 1t be that he was not the guilty many
Who knows? His lace showed, when he protested
his innocence on the scaold, that he was suffering
the pains OF the damned. Really his agony was in
tense What rush OF feelings must have come
over him. lie was not q hardened snner-that is,
not the worst In The word. He tried TO earn an
honest living. lie was working to earn his bread by
tne sweat OF hts brow. But the people believe nun
guilty; at least they say so. Only on the minds Of
some OF them there are still doubts, grave doubt;
but slight straws OF hesitation when they talk OF the
mans gulIt OF innocence only show the drt OF their
minds
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Y
Average temperature FOR corresponding date
iast year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
the ''SrAR" LECTURES. wendell Philips delivers
the second lecture Of the star course at Stenway
Han this evening. Subiect-"The Question Of To-
morrow
FAIR AT ST. ASTnoNY's CuuRcn.--A fair win be
opened this evening by the ladies or st. Anthony's
church. Sullivan street. near Houston, IN the base
ment OF the church. Tne proceeds VIII be devoted
To lquidate the debts OF the church.
FIRE IN CLARK SrREEr.--Ry q ire In Clark street
no. 81 yesterday morning Mr.. Il. Levy. occupant OF
the first door, sustained $3.50 loss; Mrs. Demms, on
the second floor, $780, and Mary More, OF the attic,
$50. None OF these parties are insured The build
ing, owned by Mr.. Manning, was damaged 5000;
insurance not ascertalned.
BURGLARY IN BEoADwAy.--0n Sunday afternoon
three burglars enected entrance to the dry goods
sore OF smile Co., on the second door OF 1913
broadway, by means OF false Keys. lney were
detected BY caTpau resdluG On the thiTu door.
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NEW YORK NAUTICAL SCHOOL.
Lecture by DIR. William II. Lcwo

Lecture by DIR. William II. Lewis.
The rooms Of the New York Nautical School were
comfortably filled last evening by gathering OF
sailors and their friends to listen to one OF the
weekly course OF lectures delivered under the
auspices or the school. The Lecturer OF the evening
was Dr. VIM. Il. Lewis, his subject being "The Best
Method OF Preserving Birds, Animals and Fishes"
The lecturer commenced by explaining a number OF
charts displayed on q blackboard, on which were
given the names OF the various divisions
OF tho animal Kingdom. These were nrst OF all
spoken OF by their scientific names and then were
translated INTO popular language. The Doctor then
gave general instructions 10 his hearers as 10
the best manner for preserving any natural history
specimens which they might chance to OBTAIN. He
advised that these should be placed IN TIN or cop
per cans niled or partly nled with aieuot. IN
going into further details the gentleman spoke OF
larger specimens, aud illustrated the method OF pre-
paring them FOR immersion IN The nuid. The lecture
was illustrated by very interesting collection OF
specimens Of the various ciaases to WHOA Tue
speaker referred,
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coU6T GLifalAiS-TAlS Daf.

SUPREME CoURT-GESEEAL TEGg.-No calendar.
Recess until u eonesday.
SUPREME CouRr--SrECI4L TRRH.-Beiore Judge
Barnard Court opens at ha-past ten 4. M.-N1s.
Sc, 1I2 ~, 10 2sl, 2s2 50, - 80, 80 Isl -5S,
$50 90, 99i 292, 2l3, 294. 295, 2o6.
SUPREsiE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES By Judge In
graham Can OF calendar " twelve M.--Nos. ~, IS,
-. so. 3D. o., 81, 81, a2ts, 81. Call so. :
SUPERIOR COrRr-fSIAL TEaM.-Part lad
iourned to fourth Friday. Part 2.-Beiorc Judgc
Jones. Court opens at eleven A. M-Nos. 1895, l3is,
1880 1885, 1910, i4s, l4s2 l4Ss, lass, $780, 1924, 1896
$780, 1904. 1906.
COMMON PIEAs-TatAL TERM.-Part l.-Before
Judge Daily. Court opeas at eleven O'Clock 4. NJ
Nos. o77, 49, 1929 l2c4 49, 1884. 5s7 20s, 49, 7l5
4S2, 5l7, 049, 459.
MAXINE CouRr-TRiAL TEEa.-Part l.-Before
Judge Alker Call OF calendar at ten O'Clock a. NJ
Nos. Abs, 4lgO, 1912 4u73, 4l3l, 4l3a Ais, 4226
1920 42J0 425l, 1892 $685. 423l 4235 4236. Part a.
Before Judge Gross. CAL OF calendar AT ten O'Clock
4l6s, 4l6s, 1904, 1898, 1927, 423S. 1892
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TIE soaOS.s.
The Periodical sslzenl'' aud Chatter.

The Periodical "-MenP' aud Chatter.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Sorosis took
place yesterday, as usual, ut DcTonico's, about
thirty members being present. The meeting was an
unusually protracted one, being opened fully q
couple OF hours before the customary hour (at ten
A. ny and continuing IN session until between FIVE
and in the afternoon, lunch beng served at the
usual hour-one p. NJ. Much interesting and vaiu-
abe matter discussed, OF which publication win
be made hereafter. Most OF the members including
Mrs. wilbur, Nine. DeIBorest ana others, offered
suggestions of material value upon The various sub
jects presented
synopsis OF the objects Of the Sorosis, Is set
forth by tiny printed and delicaeiy monogrammed
circular In response TO the many queries upon the
subject daily advanced by curious women, is here
With appended, 10 wit IN brilliant SCARCELY
soEoaIs
Tho object of this association is to promote agreeable
II il entirely ndepondcnt OF SECTIONAL or nartsaasS
recognizes women Of thought sste intelligence culture
a expression in outward life and work.
II establish order among that shall
barriers which custom and etiquette place Ia the OF
Il affords opportunity for the discussion Of such
enge on the welfare Of Women and Of society '''
Representaye women In literature art and philanthropy
everywhere will be personally invited 30 become members
PRESIDENT
Fanny Barrow, 100 Madison svsno.
Fanny Fern farton 305 East Eighteenth street
Mary Owen, Harmony. Indiana
Mary q. Greeley, Tribune oilcc.
Jenny June Croly. World ONCE.
Emily Faithful rria Ma 11Sine Princes street. Hanover
square.
BUSINESS.
Members elected bv ballot
Tie Initiation Zee Is ive dollars.
The members once a month for business lunch and
social rsaton.
Each present AT regular meeting her pro-
portion of the cxpense incurred.
special meeting member accepting invita-
ton bears her proportion OF expense Incurred.
No public notice ia given OF the fneetngs
YIIQurTrR
Members invite friends regular meeting
in. the extra expense.
Ladies receiving invitation TO any meeting win
Of acceptance decnalon three previous
of meeting.
Al all meetings lunch viii be ordered by the committee
will the reception and Introduction OF members
and invited guests.
The receipt circular lady of the soross
Invitation 20 become member OF the association.
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suasoGATE'S COURT.
In the Meter Of Proceeding 10 Compel
sccarisy from an Executor, Alleged N0n-

III UTE 4FtEfttr " tr'VNtuIIII 70 NWIsVt1
sscclrisy from an Executor, TN Alleged Nan-
Resident.
Before Surrogate Tucker.
This was q matter To compel l.. Ssusicr Smith. an
executor. 10 give security, on the grognd that his
circumstances are preearious and 90 not AFFORD
security for the funds III his hands, ana that ne Is
n nonresident Of the State oi New York The arql-
ment and Testimony IA this question lid rot involve
any material points OF law, hut rather questions OF
veraclty The petitioner claimed that the executor
was resident OF Philadelphia aud had PAID per-
sonal aud N0ung taxes there, that n his accounts
with the estate in his hands thut OF !. n. Smth
who died Ia 1s6ll the executor credits the estate
with 81, 000 as interest for the lasC niue years on
$780, 900 invested IN his DnslneSs, and allowed nlu-
sell $4,000 Is profits on $1,000 belonging 10 him.
The executor testified that ne WAS WOnh $4,000,
besides life interest IN ls fathers estate: That ne
resided M New loiksord had paid his iaNes there
and nowhere else Un several dthcr points there,
was some tail and very contradictory sYcarlAs prO
and con. Decision ia the case reserved.
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NEW YORK CITY
The CotRT5.
UNITED. STATES DISTRICT CCulT.
In Bankruptcy.


IN me ldG1er Qr James f. Br0onie.-fn this case
Judge Blatchford has rendered his decision. 1t was
alleged that the bankrupt had made fraudulent
conversion OF certain lands IN FLORIDA. Fnc Court
held, however, that the proofs did not sustain the
allegations put forward and dismissed the proceed
ings with costs.
IN the Matter or Mortimer Earte.-A witness
named Flint, produced In this case before the re-
porter appointed to take the testimony. declined to
present record OF his transactions with the bank
rupt Tor the year prior TO July 1869.
Judge Blatchord has issued an order compelling
the witness TO produce the requsAe documents,
provided that 1t should appear that the record was
necessary To yentitate the trans actions.
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TaE WEATHER YEsrsRpAY.--The Following record
viii show the changes IN the temperature for the
past twenty -four hours IN comparison with the corr
responding DAY or last year. as indicated by me
thermometer at iiudnuts Pharmacy, HERALD Build
Ing corue. OF Ann street.
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SUPERIOR ClUoT-9AaTS | AND 2.

Judge McCnnn has been suffering from severe
cold for the past three days. In consequence OF
which he has been unable to preside al jury trials IN
Part |. he Is, however rapidly convalesciDg and ID
expected on the bench In day or two.
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SUPERIOR COuaT-SpiCAL Tenn.
Examination Before Pleading.
nafarp JuE~a lsf,Ifa,,

Before Judge Fithan.
Martin T0tcpseRd as. Mortimer Hendricks 60 a.
1t appears That the plaintiT deposited with the
deiendants $4,000 as "A margln TO purchase 1000
pounds OF copper soon after copper fell in the
market and IN consequence the margin gave out