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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-23
Monday, November 10, 1871,

between the hours of 10 O'Clock am. and
O'Clock PM, the following described Main
street property, to-wit: Beginning at a point
on Main street IS feet north of the intersec-
ton OF the alley between MaIket and Win.
chester streets with Main street and at the
north side of the brick engine house; thence
running northwestwardly and with Main
street % feet and 8 inches; thenc Westward
ly and at right angles with Main street IS
feet; thence soushwardly and parallel with
Main street "A feet 3 inches; thence eastward.
wardly t6 feet to the beginning; being part
OF lot las, as laid down IN the plan Of said
city OF Memphis
TERMS OF SALE-On fourth cash; balance
in 8, u and Is months; the purchaser eXecut-
ing notes with approved security. aud a lien
Will be retained on the land untl all OF the
purchase money is paid.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
By ]. H. CULLEN, Deputy Clerk.
Hanson. Estes 4 Dashlell, Soils. for com
~plajnRntS. fri.Ools
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WYE have for sale an immense, varied and
w thoroughly complete stock OF SCHOOL
and MIsCELLAHEoUs Books. STATIONERY,
BLANK Books and PRINTING and WRAPPING
PAPER. etc, which We offer at prices as low
a. can be purchased in the Northern and
Eastern Our STEAM PRINTING Es-
TABLIsHMEET is now by far the largest n
most complete in the Southwest q includes
do every variety OF printing In a style not
exceued by any printing heuse in the United
States. Our BOOK Is 1 all respects
corn plete, and We guarantee TO duplicate in
sfvle. Quality and price, the work OF any
other bIndery In the United States. Our
stock Of News, Book q Flat Papers, Gard
TOOK and Printing Inks in every way COM
pIefa. and our prices cannot tail to suit. We
mare a speciality of PAPER AGs and WRAP
PING PAPzRs, and ask the attention OF mer-
chants 70 our htoess seq
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Chancsry Sale of Real Estate.

No. 2 R-First ChRneery Court Of Shelby
Counfy-RObert q. jameson vs.. Luele A.
Jameson OF al.
ny virtue of an interlocutory decree for
ID sale entered in the aboye cause, Oct0ber6,
ISL, I will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, in front Of the clerk and masters
once, Gresnlaw block, Second street, in the
city ofMsmphis, Tennessee, on
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PRICES OF THE
MASON & LIN
CABINET ORGANS.

HAVING vastly Increased their facilities
II for manufacture, tina Mason and Hamlin
Organ Company are now enabled 70 offer
their we'll known Organs, which are the ac-
knoWledged standard OF excellence among
Instruments OF the GLASS, at prices of inferior
work. They print their lowest prices, which
are, therefore, alike 10 all, invariable. The
following are illustrations:
Four-OetaVe Orsans-----...s--.-a.......... tby
The same, Double IS
Nve-0ctave Organs. with Tremulant,
Carved and Ornamented-......--...........-.. 100
The same, Double Reed, with Civ stops, LIS
Forty other styles, mp O...-......-..........-.. 1909
All in sOD Black Walnut. An the Organs
made by this Company are thoroughly first
class In every respect. They VIII not make
the so-called cheap Organs al any price. The
comparative superiority OF their Instruments
is now greater than ever before, as every
competent Judge who viii carefully ami
INT compare must perceive.
Illustrated Catalogues, with Wood Cuts
from Photographs of tho different styles, Iull
Information and lowest prices; also, Testi-
mOnial Circular viii be sent free TO any adj
dress.
MAS0MS g. hAMLIN ORGAN co.
warsrssss, $50 Brssdwsy, Nsw YsFk.
mY5dAw
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

HAVING qualified as administration Of the
II estate OF Wardlsw Howard, deceased, no
tice Is hereby given to all persons having
within the time prescribed BY law, or this
notice win be plead in bar. An persons In
debted to said estate viii please come 1or-
Ward and settle. JOHN n. HEWITT,
Sept. Is. ISL. Adm1nt3tratof
fns-sslSlaWfB
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2-a5 p.m.-Sales to spinners, $40; exports llz5i
CONTRACTS. 5000; october, ls1zci November
Isg-l6. December. ISsc; January, Is l3-l6ei Feb
uuarv. lsl.c April, 1876 March, ltsc.
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GIN. AGENCY HOME les. Co. OF NEW YoRk, I,
ST LOUIS, Mo-, October II, ISL (
To Darlington Mason, Agent:
Chicago losses less than two MILLIONS. All
right; go ahead.
isigned.I CT MORTON, Gen. Agt.
Assets OF Home I~NsURANCE COMPANY, OF
New York, July ], lS7l.-------.S4,e6s,l 5 20
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CAPIrAL

no one of the these companies win be
upon.
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porting Waists, with whalebOne or cord;
lOiEeau's Embroidered, Long and Nursing
COrsets; WeIly's plain Corset; Nine Du-
points short Corset; Mime. Foy's Skirt Sup
French CoTaets. and the new, long side-steel
Corset, handmade. These Corsets are the
best; can be purchased only in the manufac-
tory. Also, the improved shoulder Braces;
Breast Protectors, In whalebone, stlverWire
and innstable rubber. Wholesale and retail
seq LOUIS ANG
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NEy YORK, October 2i, 10 a.m-COttOn mar
ket quiet SALES, 1857 receipts, l8,Ss; here
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G COTTON PRESS.

L suited 70 the wants of the farmer; strong.
simple in arrangement and easily managed
I refer 10 J. r. DOWdy, 264 Front street; Guy,
Mcclellan q Co, &e Front street; Sharpe 4
Roberts, IL Monroe street; Thos. Alexander,
I62 Monroe street. who have the press for sale
and can testify to its superiority.
q. w. BWINEBROAD,
Oo4q Bolivar. Tenn.
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Friday. November u, 1871.

within legal hours, the following described
lot of ground on Jones avenue. in the city Of
Memphis, bounded as follows: Fronting
southwardly on Robson street 50 feet, and
running back between parallel lines $50 feet,
to an alley Is feet wide; being lot No. z. in
block Nc. 8, in the subdivision of Watt G.
Bradford and others.
Trims OF third cash; balance
on a credit of 8 and l2months, the purchaser
executing notes with approved security, and
a lien will be retained on the land to further
seeur the payment of the purchase money.
JAMES BELLY, Clerk.
BY j. H. CULLEN, Deputy Clerk.
Hanson, Estes q Dashiell, Soils. for coma
nlainnnL. tue Ocl1
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VALUABLE SUBURBAN LANDS
For SALE

No. s., R. D-second Chancery C~ourt-Thos.
u. Neal ct al. VS. K. j. B. l.. VIM ct al.
y Y virtue of q consent decree of the Second
II Chancery Court of Shelby county, en-
tered IN the above cause, L will, at my office
door, on Second street, Memphis. Oher at
public hale- on
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Monday, the.esd Day OF October. 1871,

between the bours of II O'Clock am. and /
O'Clock p.m., six acres of land, being the east
half OF lot No. Twenty-six OF the subdivision
of the lands of VIM. Cooper, as recorded in
the Registers Office OF Shelby county, 'front.'
ing 49 feet on the south head OF central ave-
nue. by a depth OF 80 feet, adjoining the
Southwo rth formerly King's) place, ON Csn-
trail avenue, about 81 miles from the city,
and within q few minutes walk of Wilson's
on the NJ. and q. Railroad. The six
acres will be sold together, and the equity OF
redemption waived. For Information apply
10 Rees b. Edmondson. Attorney, Is Union
street. JOSEPHINEF. KING
Senlemh her q. lhIl. aA24H
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Saturday, the 4th Day of Now, 1871,

The following described lots of land lying in
shelby county, State of Tennessee, and in
that part OF the city OF Memphis known as
Fort Pickering, to wit: Lots Nos. s and 8, in
block Fort Pickering, fronting seventy-dve
feet each on Jackson street. Also, lot or
block No. 30, in Fort Pickering. Levied on
and sold as the property of e. W. Caldwell, to
satisfy said debt, interest and costs. Sale In
legal hears.
MARCUS ]. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
By ". W. COLEMAN,
Deputy sheriff Shelby County.
Geo. W. Winchester, Attorney for Plaintiff.
October 3. 1871. oe4
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PUBLIC SALE OF SIX ACRES MEM.
PHIS SUBURBAN LAND.

DY virtue of a Trust Deed made to me by
ID W. a. King and Mary A. King, his vile,
for the purpose of securing a certain indebt-
edneEs therein mentioned, and recorded in
the Registers office of shelby county, Tenn,
in book s., page 84l, 1 viii sell, to the highest
bidder, for cash, AT public sale, in the auction
room of ROyBter, Trezevant d Co., on the
northeastern corner of Main aud Jefferson
streets. In the city Of Memphis, on
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H. 7. T0MLiAS0H, AGENT,
ocI7 No. Il Madison street

q OUTHERE HOOP
> skirt Mandatory
1881 Main street, near
Washington. Season Of
lS7I.lS72J The improved
Eugenie Skirt, with ed-
Unstable Bustle. is now
ready, in all Sizes; also,
the Empress Skirt, to be
worn with separate Bus
tie. Special attention Isl
called to my complete
stock OF real French Cor
sets and Children's Sup
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Probate, Court Sale
-oF-
MAIN STREET PROPERTY.

No. 80, r. DIN the Probate Court of Shelby
county. TenneSsee.-P. Tobin and wife,
Mary Tobin, administrator of the estate
OF 4. v. O'MRhoney, deceased, VS. Edward
O'Mahoney.
HINDER and by virtue of a decree OF sale
~ nom the Probate Court Of Shelby coun-
ty, made at Its present October Term, 1871, 1
Will sell at public auction. in front of the
courthouse door, on Union street, in the city
of Memphis, on
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QUEEN
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF LIVERPOOL AND LoEDoE
Continues 70 give protection against loss by
IRE at an equitable advance IN rates.
Capital 1900, 900 Sterling.

OFFICE OF QUEEN ASSURANCE Coal
u. 3. BRAHcH, III BRoAIwAY,
NEW YOEK, October o, lS7I.l
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE or THE DAILY APPEAL, I
SATURDAY. October p, ISL J
UKhEfuAL


For the close Of the week, business In tht
money market was active We heard OF nc
new feature worthy Of note, everything NOV
ing satisfactorily with those coheefnSo. y
have felt no effect OF the stringency IN money,
save a little ughtness IN currency. II is IN
possible yet to estimate the extent OF the los
By the great fire, 1pon the money market put
We are eonhden that Il win not reach the
alarming extent entertained by some lmme-
dlately after the FIRE, or during the con1agrA-
ton. The Chicago Tribune, n Speaking OF
the reopening ofthe banks in thai city conn
IDENTITY remarks. "The point OF most nhterest
was, or course, 20 see how deposllors leI aDo9t
checking out their money. n Lhls resPSotAt
WAS evident that NOBODY felt alarmed about
the s~olvency Of the banks. nose DtnhS
which threw open their doors and SAID toa,l
depositOrs that they were prepared 70 pay a.,
received more money on deposit tnan lney
paid out. The Union. the Elrslt me AeI-
chants, the Finht the Third the
fully prepared 70 do business on yesterday
morning. received on an average twice as
much money on deposit as they PAID GUY on
checks. Large numbers OF country oankers
VIC have deposits in the National banks OF
this CITY. were in town yesterday, not 70 draw
out money, but 10 assure the banks here OF
fFeir c1nfdenee. and offer their assistance. Al
the invitation 81 l. J. Gage, the cashier OF the
First National BANG Of this city, a dozen Of Us
country bank customer examined - conal-
ton, and passed a set Of complimentary reso-
lutions, expressing their conviction Of Its en-
tire sOumdness, and commencing II &c the pub
lie. At other banks, depositors both nom the
.NAAA 49, -
ers Of their confidence, and promise their sup
port. To make a long story short, the opening
Of the banks was as RuspiclOus in every re-
spect a. could possibly have been anticipated
under the circumstances
The following computation OF losses suffered
by eastern merchants is on burned goods alone,
upon which no payments had been made
Kew York insurance companies lost 9yuJlfO0:
To New York
To New England merchants---..-- @,OO0,U10
To foreign merChants--------.-.------- lb,OJJ.u0
To western aud southern 2,t0O,0OO
Total n 100000
Rates are unchanged Commercial blis are
T. on New YORK. and : on other points
There were a few light transactions IN gold
at III Holders Would not sell, only on COM
pulsiOn.
Slvgr-nothing OF Interest transplred; buy
rate, l06. and selling, lO7.
Arkansas leVee bonds are weaker, and posi-
bly, lower, though We have heard OF no posi-
tive rransaetions-Only rumOr. Other stocks
and securities are unchanged, and but lew
Transactions. shelby county warrants are
quoted at 39s5.
Bonds tn New York
NEw YORK, October u, l0:25 a-m.-Govern-
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rarrani,a SaItzar Anarianf.

rts fmmadiata effect Is 20 sOothe and refresh
4ha nneasy organ Il arrests vomiting or the
dispositfOn 70 vomit. at once, and carries on
without pain, through he tntestines the
i've OF nausea. A dose OF the APPARENT viii
always edectually settle the stomach" after
a nights dissipation
BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ssl4dRw
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Or virtue OF an order Of the Honorable
- County o o Shelby county, in quar-
teriy session, at its present October session.
VIII open and hold an election AT all he
voting plaees In said county, on
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NOTICE.

Ali persons wanting house furnishing goods
ire most respectfully Invited to examine my
stock Of Brussels thrss-pIy, twO-pIy and ingram
Carpets, English and American Floor Oil Cloths,
MattIngs, Rugs and Matts, etc. Also, ParIOr,
Chsmbsr, DinnInaroOm and Office Furniiurs.
These Goods have bssn selected WITH great
cars. An inspection Of than would cOuvInCs the
public az TO the quality, style and prICs.
E. FEGAH, $50 Second Strsst.
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From the best Information yet obtsined in
regard 70 the Manhattan Insurance Company
Of New York, her losses viii not exceed i've
hundred Thousand dollars.
Assets or CoNPA
Ny OF NEw YORK. July ], S7l-..---Sl,4l2,7 95 81
II, however, future Developments prove
the unsoundness OF any OF the above cOmpa-
niles, policy holders shall be advised at the
very earliest practical moment. The busi-
ness community and property owners can
see how essential capital is TO security, especi-
ally when IL is considered that we OF this
city, with by no meanssuch Tor the
extinguishment OF fires, are equally liable TO
such a disaster Az tina which has befailen
Chicago. CARRINGrON MASON, Agent,
Ocl5 No.. 3 Madison street.
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Sherif's Sale of Real Estate.

81 By virtue of venditione exponas from
the First Circuit Court OF Shelby county,
In favor OF w. h. Cowan VS.. Martha W.
Brady and Z. W. Caldwell, for 1859 81, be-
sides interests and costs, 1 will sell to
the highest bidder, for cash,in 'front.' of the
SheTih's ofice, on Second street, in the city
of Memphis, on
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By one sOn0 nus been there.


ToHN 8. KERR, Attorney at Law, has re-
j moved his once 70 No. 70 North Court
street, Memphis Tenn anss,ej
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PROBATE COURT SALE
REAL U9TATE=

No. 50, X. DIN the Probate Court of Shelby
county. Tennessee.-JRmes Lynch, guar
dian, VS. Edward Bolger ct al.
L Under and by virtue of a decree for sale
made In the aDOve cause at this October
Term, 1871, of the Probate Court, will sell at
public suetion. in front of the courthouse
door, ON Union street, In the city of Mem
his, on
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Saturday, November II, 1871,

70 test the sense of the qualified yot-
ers Of said county on ratifying and APP
proving the action OF the County
Court in agreeing and promising 70 indOTss
on behalf Of and in the name II the county,
nlty thousand dollars. in amouu OF the
bonds Of tho Memphis an Raleigh Railroad
payable at Is ye7rs, bearing eight
per cent, with coupons attached, payable
s~em1-annually, upon the terms and condi-
tons spectned in The order, which - here
with published
Those who favor the loan OF the credit OF
the county, As indsFsed Aforesaid, will write
or print on their tickets, "For Lean" and
those opposed VIII write or print in their
Loan"
A LIST of the judges, clerks and officers viii
be published be ore the day OF election.
October 10, ISL
I. WRIGHT
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GARD.

HAVING this day disposed OF the entire In
II terest in the nrm Of Van Peit a Gibson
to Messrs. AppersOu a KennedGy, 1 hereby
return thanks TO the public for the patronage
received at their hands, and take pleasure in
commencing to their consideration our sue
cessors, who are enterprising merchants and
eminently deserving Of their liberal patron
age.
The books and accounts OF the late firm
will be settled by the undersigned, al the Old
No. 26gX Main street.
A. d. GIBSON, Surviving partner
September II, 1S71.
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RaiIroad shares An New York.

ket Is strong and active, with a marked adj
vance in prices, and a very large business do
ing
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NEw YORK, October q, l0.5 a-m.-Govern-
meut securities a fraction better, with medt-
UNI demand. Sterling exchange steady al
Nsle-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24
A POLICEMAN CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTING
BIACKMAIL.

Charles L. Gumber of No. 132 Wooster-st.
charges Special officer James Lofts of the Eighth Pre-
cnct with attempting TO backma him. The story l. as
follows: On the 10th of the present month Capt. Nc
Donnell entered GumLer's house. No. 1872 WoOsers to
make an inspection, and, before leaving told Guuber
that he would close the place mp, as he was satisfied
that II was house where furnished rooms were let TO
disreputable women. Soon ,after the Captains de-
parture officer Lofts called and was told that the Cap
tain had been there. He inquired II the Captain had
threatened to close the place. and informed THAI the
CAPTAIN had made such a threat Lofts then told Gum
Der that lie was the Captains "righthand man. and
chat he would fix things for $50" Gumber said that
ne could not give that amount, but would give $50.
Lofts then left saying that he would see the Captain
about IT, He soon returned and said that the Captain
would take $50 Gumher then informed Lofts that he
would have 40 down 10 the bank and draw Tie meAcy,
LOFTS demonstrated this saying that the Captain
would not transact any business win nm tHlAOti r.
1ue@ted LOFTS TO sign his name in bis Gumberl hoOk,
which Lofts did and Gumbcr then went Out, O.teusby
TO the money, bur instead, went 10 the supcTu-
tendents office and made complaint against Lotus Tor
attempting blackmail.
Ios was OF the principals in the Glass murder,
but turned States evidence and released. lie at
tempted the swndlc while in the Twenty-eighth
Precinct. but the intended victim made complaint 10
Capt Mcdonnell and the affair was hushcd up capt.
Mcdonnell had Lofts transferred with him from the
Tyentyeighth to the Twentieth Precinct. When the
Captain sent back to the Twcntyeglth Lofts went
with him. aud thence went TO the Eighth Precinct soon
after Captain McDonnels transfer to that precinct.
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THE COURTS.
THE HINES HOMICIDE.

The trial of William Fl. McNevins, charged
with the murder Of Edward Hines, continued in the
Court of General Sessions yesterday Anna Hines, as-
ter the deceased testified to visiting her brother at
Bellevue Hospital and his condition at the time OF hs
death Ex-Poceman Nelson testified TO arrest1ng the
prisoner and finding the revolver This closed the case
for the prosecution Counsel for the prisoner said he
could prove that the deceased was przehghter ard
one of the most notorious rowdiesD the city, that he had
published challenges frequentlyto fight any man IN New
iron bar to strike the prisoners mother he anuden
to the factthat the prisoner and his father who sat De
aide him. went TO the together, and fought lot 10
months TO protect the homes Of every one in court Dur
ing the latter part of the address, the prisoner and hs
father wept bitterly. a.,
The first witness for the defense was the prisoner him
self WHO testified that he went into Freers saloon at
sxteenth-st and Avenue A. where he found the DE-
ceased and his brother James Illness the latter SHOOK
hands with him. and asked him to have adrnk THIS ne
refused, and passing through 10 an INSIDE room
when James Hines followed and asked him why ne
would not drink; he said that he only came IN 20 nave
one drink and go home; at that time he saw penK1e
omen in James Hness hands; they returned 10 inc bar
and the deceased said his brother James, Give 1T TO
hnR and afterward "Gve me the knife ana III
fellow before 60 TO Brooklyn; I'll go home easy tneh
some alteration occurred between deceased and ms
brother the former trying TO get the latter away lney
went out on the sidewalk and he followed 20 go away
both brothers assailed him. and he struck the deceased
i'm the head with his revolver; they backed MIN again
cOaoX and he fell it against the wheel Oacart;
they came at HIM still, and he fired ana silot the ue
ceased James Hines then followed him down the sees
with the knife for distances the prisoner shouted
10 himto keep Off he would shoot him but when he
sti pressed he fired at him, but missed him. de then
ran away. Case adjourned.
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LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

LECTURES, MEETlNGS, ElC.
The anniversary of the African NJ. E. Sun
day schools celebrated yesterday afternoon AZ tno
Bridge-st. Church, Brooklyn.
The 1sth annual reception OF the students
OF the Cooper Union School OF Design VIII take pace
next Monday evening The reception OF the students
the Art Department occurs Tuesday evening, May 5o
and the 18th annual commencement VIII 10 hoio III '"'
large hall on Wednesday evening, May u'
A National Convention of State officers nav
ing supervision OF Insurance Companies VIII meet this
noon at the rooms OF the Board Of Fire Underwriters at
Nos 1856 and 1853 Broadway to discuss the defects m ex-
listing methods Of supervision, and adopt 10 s
the sOycncy OF insurance companies anu 'n0 Pi"
lection Of policy-owners
The German Brewers Association has elected
the following delegates to the Eleventh National German
Brewers Congress- be held in Pittsburgh, Penn June
Jacob Aylcr Peter Aher Amend Jas Burger Henry Cuseo
Peter Doger Ph Billing John Echer Chr lIuc J9hh N
Kuns Phi Mrkel JOS Rupert Fr scAae, Jas Se1'' anu A
seitA
Prof Edwards exhibited before the Micro
scopica Society last evening drawing Of section OF
tooth and some preepates of single and double ioddes
Of mercury and copper which changed TIER color on the
onnIeatiOn heat reganed their original Color on
becomine cold Dr. j. w. y. Arnold made some remarks
on the structure and marking OF the scales OF Deseea
and Podura. d,
The Commissioners of Public Parks adopted
resolutions yesterday directing the President to acquire
title to Observation-Disclosures and One-hundred-and-
eeyenth-sts between Fiftave and the East River ana
aeo TO the streets and avenues in the vicinity or te
Kings Bridge Road and Fort George llil antn3rmS
the President OF ST. Andrews Society 70 erect bronze
statue OF Sir Walter Scott In Central PARK ana ordefng
reuairs on the Casino Building. code OF lesualOns
for the government Of the Park Police was adopted