davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09

BURNErr's CoLoGNR-Best in America

The foliage of June casts goldes green
shadows for the benefit Of heated vayfarers pa % are
ornamental wen useiaL AMI Kso1l Of lal VIII, IA.
hats Of course, BIS rgh easy airy gcnse o, II p.sr-
tinted camerel His outrageous sombFeros % straw somfory
oool HIS mutnhous shapes Of head gear gser aiuei sue
universally These tie Of things shoh have given bs
Halter hs great fame 4d made bis place Eroasy corner o.
Fuons whore Bis Summer has ready m distribution as
most popular establishment Of .,s hnl in America
Complete LEMONADE made by dssOying
PYLs LIZ OSEp SroR COLI TKcttyl,r
las proved he oag ro,y wholesome substitute TIE b-irs
tn Of nEs PYLE, ad sh BY ali iFslss Grocer Pc aS
parties supplied IA bulb. Depot, 30 Wasaag.oaat
RHMOvAL-Willard Harvey, dealcr Zoo imported
and domestic Papers Tuine THREADS COriayr g,o,lsar
" " fr4akLn-s.. Aes-lOrk
COFFEE Mills, for GrOcers, Hotels, and Fam
iy use Ssts patent tie hes AMI cheapest.
HAvnASD s S0N Agent, 20 Pearl I" SeEYork
DIANOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS, new and beau
NrI designs. reliable Ms'c.c choice Jer.V Il ,Ier9at al
For Colds Coughs, Bronchitis, and al alec-
tons OF the Lusgs, t4Ae Ayers CHsEsY FGc.oAL-
"Thirty Thousand Volumes" may he freely
examined at sCrToSs CIRCULATING LBRARr 10 R s'ts'1h!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
ARCHITECTURAL IECS |75SKS

having nearly completed large contracts l fc af D.
not at Gsey Hotel the SAnans I9s 90
kenus Inug Powers Commercial Book Rochester a. ma
second similar e'i o ,n %.
country are prepared into CONTRACTS ~
INGs ~ o1y deu and cenerl do ALL KINDS 81" hn III ~,
TURAL IkON WORK in the lest manner ar "A i NPF' -
EOIRIEESIH-AI- between Avenues y anl I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
Er. Bsse 5, Errc-ris AwaT, tlms.i Silver star .e.

The Tony Pastors engaged to play the
Brooklyn nine ON the Cnptoline Grounds yesterday,
but failed 10 appear, and thus forfeited the game.
The Mutuals play the Oak Leaf nine to-day
on the Union Grounds. The amateur contest between
the Stars and Athletics viii take place Tomorrow on he
CapitoliDe Grounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
HOME NEWS.
THE WEAPH HR.

NHwyoRN Hour. TNer. Bsr Plnd Hour The,. Psr Wind
June a. 1C' 93 W Juuea-6 go 900 w.
81 5000 s W. n 5to JGO2 S.sW
REMARKs.-JHDe 8, 1s50-TherInometer at a. w., 10;
, u. IN, 80; ii y. ~. TAO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09

cht, I.t 3D. ID sth' 5ih 9th. It'll 9Th. Oh. Totals.
VI H.. Ay SEE. s-is
Clsb' 1T "a. 3D. 4th. 5th. 9Th. 5tb 9Th. ah. Totals
s 81 AF sisi...:S Q 2 IL
gmpit1n r. prm , o. ~, ,i hudson wy ''uh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09

DIAMoND ENGAGEMENT RINGS new and beau
TIM G.,sus r.anle Ws'cios choice Jeuy .IrraaIe,
S.CIREs 81 Fuic--S.. Nev-lork. Diamonds Teriit7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09

COFFEE Mills, for GTOcers, Hotels and Fam
ily use. Salts patent tie hes AMI cheapest.
). HAyuASD SoN Agent 20 Pearl - Sss.Yort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
Staten ISLAND.
NFW-.JERSEY.

Observation-Disclosures McCOrnet, painter
age 49, tel from ladder at Bay and Canal-ats yester
t,ay and WAS killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09

"Thirtv Thousand Volumes" may lie freely
examined At scrroSs CIRCULATING LHRARy 70 R So. oteeth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09

For Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis, and al aiIec-
tons OF the Luugs t4Ae AYEhs CHsEAY FEC.O4-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09

REMOvAL.-Willard Harvey dealer Zoo imported
and domestic Papers, Twines THREADS ami Corag Eo,dssp
" " Fran kAnai.. Aeg-lOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09

MORRIsANIA.-Pairick O'Rourke OF IAlr
ave and Oue-lundrea-aHC-toryf ftl-st. poisoned hi
self Yesterday. by taking oxic acid under The mpr
sion that il was Eys0m salts.
The New York herald., 1871-11-24

TO be forgiven and get To Heaven. | am going to
sat down. Clve my love 10 your vile, Mr Iurils.
All ON IN anu earnestly pray ,Or M.
REV. MR. co gLEy A.. DRESSES THE PRISONER.
Rev Jr Coolcv tnen rend por i0n Of the Scrip
lures aud oiiereo q prayer, after which MIR. Cooley
L os hlm py the hanu ami sad 'Jonn, g0odby; We
have often met, but we shall nect no more.
Good0y."
HUNTER REPLIES.
Hunter said:--
ICED, INV merciiai Father tins is my last moment.
Forgive me as Thou hast PROMISED. on mercy,
mercy p"
Hls hands were inen pinloned anu bound around
him and ms ankles fastened. lie eXciuimed, "On
loru Almighty, LOOK down anu furpive me. Oh,
Lord save me uel.eve Ia The Fainer. SON and ,he
HOLY uiost. on. may tae Lord pioI,c me ana Tor.
pIvc me all my stns h. my dear trends on earth.
nupe snail meet IN heaven all those peop.e have
shot aud all Others. ol.s my love 10 All.
lis DEclAHEs nlslsELf INNOCENT.
n am an innocent man OF iAe CRIME am about to
give NJ ~. he ,or. never premedltated H. and
hope 70 Inee, them anu my giri m heaven. Wiu not
some ooe oder up PRAYER 10, nc.''
Mu COOLEY Or, hRS ANOTHER PEAyER.
Mr. Cooley agaIn appeared UPON the -caiold and
offered another prayer. iiuner then kissed the
Sherin aud his assistant
his LAST RE lUEsr.
As rho black cap WAS put his head he said,
ado ~ PET that on, II Is my last quest" II was.
however. drawn tightly, AT sAtcen mlnuies ot
we've O'Clock. and ,he rope put around his neck
sprius was ,Vuched anu ne ieii ms feet touching
tie inor, tine knot Shipping arouna to tho back "
his neck. his neart beat several tines and bts
mouth fr0llied G, nsiteraby. In seven minutes
Hunter was pronounced dead, anu the SOLEMN
sceae AS ended.
The New York herald., 1871-11-24

At the Academy OF sciences. IN Paris M. Dumas
communicated some experiments, Instituted WIN
tie View ~ asccrtaln'ng the effects lt0iuced on
trunze Dy The addLun oi phosphorus. u the pro-
purion 0l tins one-naii per cent the
cuOr o. the alioy IS heightened, and resembles g0id
with large admiXture OF copper. The grain ~ the
fracture resembles tnat o steel, ana the metal ac
qulres great elasticity. its r sistance IN certain
Cases uuuue1, and ils hardness IL sucn that me
nle viii scarcely bite on II. hen melted the ass
IL extremely uid, and nils the smallest Ineist ces
oi Moud. ~ VARYING the proportions oil pbos.
piiorus tue alloy VIII acquire great diversity OI
qualities For guns u may be made extremely hard
WIN little elasticity 80 "a to resist fracture or the
latter quahiy may be increased without ary loss of
the ,orner ior machinery; or 1t may ne made verv
elastic or ducille IT cartridges: or may assam va
rous hues Win little hardness for pieces oi arr IL
Is cheap and may be frequently recast.
The New York herald., 1871-11-24

sbup q place for general rendezvous where they
w,le deiign,ed to ;a'k WIN ihe % uan anu iS en
to his silnDie ard amusing siofes. lie was ex-
treney onh OF PLAYING checkers AMI was c"nsiu.
cred quite an expert PLAYER tie nan el,o u rfens
atia hnieni to game chickens ana raised some eA-
cel nI lewis. Hc also made the culture oi me grape
vine speciality 10y way oi gardehnp. anu nAu an
extensive albOr On ii3 premises. Is inventive
genius display o., sei IN the construction ni no.et
coffee pot on VIII Oh he procured patent. ahd
ono ,a,r' in po,,t,cs he was prom,nent ipmro,
and was one ot tue wneel-hurses OF the repuul can
parry among the colsied citizens 10 the sixth waiu.
9 frequently on occasions "a Importance In poiiIi-
cal STILES. took an active paii on the
stump lie spoke with considerable nuelGy
expressed his determination TO marry
no, only white woman. but German TINS
ayowai ne succeeded 10 carr,Ins INTO enect. ami ON
the 2.u uay oil Lecember, ls6,' he was married 10
German Risl who WAS called Anna, but whose
maiden name We are unap.e 10 ascertain. lie dill
moi i've happily with ner, and ON tBe OF NJ vem-
Der, IN l01 ne flied his petition Tor divorce ON me
ptoun'i o adultery. he sustained his char Q and
proved ner guilty on two OUtasions-June anu
July A. an1 the divorce was gran. ed at the tnen
present / ovember term OF ihc court. the woman
Is saia not 10 have borne good reputation Wheu
SWING married her.
In personal appearance the deceased was rather
repa'sve than otnetwlse hc was ,aii shd gaum.,
was y, ckeh and pited, ana his coarse curly halr
and whisAers pr. sent d an nneainly appeafancc; &c
lie mad a ioW, recejing forehead. and as Tar us
intellect WAS concerned he certainly appeared very
inlciior.
As,,,. IRON the unparalleled atrOcioasuess oil the
mmruer u presents . more ienlarkanl. peculiarly
III the ilnpenelranle mystery with which " IS en-
vei0pe,l- Ieaceabe and inofeuslve citizen beaten
10 acan In broad dayli- mt, In his own house, with
ncigbnorS not mCre tnau ten feet from ms WINDOW.
and persons continuaily tasslng his DOOR. Anu
strange ~ II may seem there IL not III the possess
the ponce single clue To the identity u the
murderer on when they can lace more tnan an
uncertain hope. he The ex RENE he nousbess OF
the crime demands lae seNercst prosec ton ot the
work of detection. the GERS have hardly woru
Of inslnuatiO as TO the peri rai0rs On when 10
base tneir operations A more aggravated case Ci
mysteiiaus surroundloRs cou.d hardly ne conccNcu
The pl ein,ses on whh h the building was situated
as " eli az the bu0ing itsen, tie Onged 10 The uo-
ceased, ana are Tree from moiteage. The properly
Is worth about $500
The New York herald., 1871-11-24

FINE AND NEWLY FITTED UP SEGAR STORE
~ ami inc Room-Upon Of the principal thnron h
fares in the city, for sale NJ barssin Tor cash. Apply a, Al
kIfltnn rept
The New York herald., 1871-11-24

A BUTCHER SHOr FOR SALE CnEAP--A GOOD
~ chance Inquire Sixh and North sixth Streets
williamsburg. JAS. Rv TIL EkFOkD.
The New York herald., 1871-11-24
ssiaas siIa 4ss-s-l-ss~--=4s s7-Haaala-
FOR SALE.


BOOT AND SHOE STORE FOR SALE.-LOCATION
~ excellent Satisfactory given for selling Ad-
dress Is. a 8, Herald once.
The New York herald., 1871-11-24

A FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR AND LUNCH
N Room sale; best location down dues hne
business; will be sold a oar .an.
MlTtIlrl4i.S store Agency, n tedar street.
The New York herald., 1871-11-24

el wfST 18TH ST. present EMPLOYERSl.-A
V'J Scotch Protestant girl chamberrnaid and 10 do
sewing or watching children. Can be seen from 10 TO
O'clock.
The New York herald., 1871-11-24

10 PERRY STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN As
good re.erence.
The New York herald., 1871-11-24

On EAST WASHINGTON SQUARE. NEAR 9TH ST
S7V respectable protestant young woman a. Chamber
m aid andl lam unlrsns
The New York herald., 1871-11-24

30 vANDAM STA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS COOK
y washer aud roner private family good city reier
ence.
The New York herald., 1871-11-24
SITUATIONS wANrEp-yrmALEs.

cO EAST Asst STA REsPFCrABLE YOUNG GIR.
w chamhcrmsId and waitress chambeTrnal1 4
aud TO assist with washing in private family has good
The New York herald., 1871-11-24

~ PFRRY STA RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
woman as good COOK, washer and ironer good city
The New York herald., 1871-11-24

9H PITT ST., FIPST FLooR.-A RESpECTABLF
won an to cook mi her daughter Ia 10
chsmberwofs and wains; objection 10 the conniry
good references.
The New York herald., 1871-11-24

OK MiNEfIA LANE, FIRST COURT, NEAR 9TH
~ AVA retpec ablc coloed cook oi
chainbcrmaia In small private family. Apply Tor two
days.
The New York herald., 1871-11-24

7SO WEST 2sTT STA REsrtcTAHLE YouN0
j ls)U woman scoi cook baker: exceen' wasrer
and roner; Objection TO private toartns house city
The New York herald., 1871-11-24

TT PARK AVA RfsPECTABLE AMERICAN VIZ
III man ma first cass cook, would ewllins TO asst
with the washing. cali al present employers.
The New York herald., 1871-11-24

HOl WEST WARRINGTON PLACE.--A yOuH0 wo-
OZ2 cook tp sssst With w.shinL; is very
good baker; vel recommended.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-02
COURT Of CyEa AND TsaAFEl.

A Confidence Operator sent to State Prison.
Before Judge Carlozo.
The case OF John Thomas ana George English, the
lished was first on the calendar 1t VIII be REM
embered that they were charged with perperratng
an old confidence game on James Stevens, victim
izing him out Of fifty pounds as he was on the
pont-aDout week ago-of leaving for Europe.
Thomas met stevens on pier As North river, and
learning The latter was about to 60 to Europe said
he was also going there, and invited him 10 Join him
In a friendly driok. Having taken this drink they
returned 10 the dock, where they met English,
asked If tho horses were on board. Thomas replied
that they were. English then presented q bill to
Thomas and demanded Immediate pay
mcnL Thomas had nothing less than an
81, 800 check. which was bogus, OF course and
purportng TO be drawn on the FIRST National Bank
Of Builalo hy Minion Muir Co., OF Liverpool
English could not change the cheek and Thomas
asked stevens II he wond not accommodate nm
with the amount, and thereupon stevens handed
over fiity English soyereigns and dir ciy he and
English left. Suddenly tho idea flashed upon
Stevens that this might be little game or swindlng,
compainant's story. Thomas pleaded guilty and the
Court promptly sentenced him live years to State
Prison. ON behalf OF English was submitted an
ailidavt stating that he could prove abi bi two
OF his trial TIL their testimony could be procured.
The postpopement was granted and the case or
dered for trial at the Courl OF General Sessions.
The Broadway Widening.
Judge Cardozo yesterday appointed Mr.. William
Il. Dodge Commissioner for wacalng upper Broad
way, 10 81 the vacancy occasioaed by the resgna-
ton OF NJ. \. T. stewart
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-02

A Southern Woman speaks Her Mind Abont
the Ex-Rc bel Prcsidcnt.
To THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD
am southern woman. have not much learn.
ing, but think have some common sense. want
to tell you not to mind that old man. Jefferson
Davis. He Is disappointed. He has lost oil his
money ana has made none. The reason he did not
make terms at certain time was because he was
afraid OF his life. lie thought we would murder
HIM. But for one would have believed he was
honest them although knew what q story teller lie
was In heart Think however, that the poor
scamp was about that time so bcwildereu that he
did not know what to do, and II lie did
he was afraid TO 10 It. You need not, Mr..
Editor mind about those ladies shaking hands with
Min. No doubt little excusaDlc vanity had some
thing TO do with II. Old Je may talk until he gets
fat yet true politicians viii not listen TO him. He Is
not great man, ami nave been moved to say
something on that point for a long time but was
AFRAID 10 do so because am woman. But can
not resist the present occasion to say few words.
Jen should 10 10 work planting potatoes and corn
with his own hands, for he has been the cause OF
delicate females doing so.
/ am not taking the part OF the Yankees. No,
indeed | am a true woman or the South, and
would give piece OF advice TO both partes-act as
Christians; "Do unto others as you would wish
others do unto you.r When We were fighting said
Flight nard.v But now 1t Is over, and the North
know us TO be great amt brave people, let us rest
on the renown we have won and trust In God.
A TRUE SOUTHERN WOMAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-02
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Judgments Of United States Courts for Moneys
nyable-Importaut DeclsiOu.

PRy able-Imp0rtapt Decision.
IN ne Matte, or ne Petition OF c. r. Bo,Dniag q
Co.. Morgagees, rs. The surplus ana Remnants o,
the Ship Edith. III The Matter OF he Same u.s. The
Surplus and n INFANTS ofthe Ship Polar S'ar-In
the above suit Judge Blatchford has rendered dc.
cison, as subjoined, which affects an important
question regarding the relative value OF gold coin in
this country and in England
TIRE DECISION.
The claim OF the mort gagees ~ each OF these cases
Is evidenced by mortgage OF the vessel TO secure
the payment of promissory note dated New York,
June is. 1863, whereby Charles Car0w the mort
gagor, promises twelve months after date to pay 20
Bank, In the city OF New York, with interest at
seven per cent, payable Sem-anpGal ~ i is
in New York $3.50 n the gola coli,
81 SIS In the gold coin OF the United States to the
pound sterling OF such lawful money OF Great
britin nave no donDt sha1 WAS tne nen' ION
sums OF money thereby agreed and secured TO be
paid should sovable only in gold coin; that such
adequately expressed to that end In such lnstru-
menis executed at the time. Such contracts are as
Tender act by Congress as they were when male
before, and must DO carried ont according to
their purpoTt ana intent tent. AS a decree by
money can lie made only for the payment or so many
dollars Of some species Of money that Is made law
u
lows that the recovery In these matters must be for
so many dollars IN gold and silver com, lawful
money OF the United States, as an equivalent TO the
number Of pounds sterling lawful money OF Great
Britain, expressed IN the notes and mortgages,
with the agreed interest added at the rate OF
conversion before stated. II tho surplus and
moneys in court consist OF money that Is
less In value than gold or silver coin OF the United
Safes OF an equal denomnatlon. so much OF such
money must be applied TO tue satisfaction OF the re.
c0very as Will purchase the amount OF gold and
silver coin OF tile United States for which the re-
Ia had OH nj riiv in IL
from the decision In the case OF Bronson vs. Rodes
q Wallace, 223), Butler vs.. Howltz I'D, 25s and
Forbes vs. Murray, In this court, November, 1852.
T. I. MarourS for the petitioners; john Sedg-
wick for the mortgagOr.
The Erie Railway War.
The reference relating to the Heath and Raphael
Erie Railway stock. which had been fixed for yes
terday at one O'clock before Mr.. Kenneth G. White,
the Master, was again adjourned ior week 1t
would rs If the fury or this great railway bat.
tie IS nearly al spent, aud that an armstice and
treaty oil peace for the future Will be agreed
upon. VINO pays the piper remains to be seen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-02

Our NATIONAL SIcKNEss.-The sickness Of Schuy-
the disease that may almost DO called the national
one--a stroke Of paralysis extending 10 head ana
heart This Is the disease impending over AL OF our
hafd-working men, who give themselves up 70 tne
total absorption OF mind and energy In business
politics or stuay. II strikes down one anu anoncI
In all ranks, with alarming and Increasing ire-
auency And vet our people drive on In their pur-
SUITS as ir their constitutions were OF iron, never
resting until the blow comes, and cflpplcu II not
Killed they are removed RON the roar ana struggle
Of our fast lIfe Perhaps we shall learn 10y ana hy
70 take scasons OF rest and relaxation even IN bust
ness. h0rrs, as the Germans DO ia fatleHanu. -
H,rtTvyd UvufQni. Nav 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-02
SUpeHija CeuaT-SpEcAl TEan.
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Judge McCunn.
Berthe Us. JucksOn.-0rder granted
Ryan Is. The Hudson Rjre, Railroad Contpdau-
Same.
Ctaik rs. B,iniaJ0n.-Same.
Charles Schneider rs. A. A, Foe1Ee ct d1-Same
Blake rs. The Western Union Telegraph Cont
pnltH-Same.
James W. smith rs. Jacob Dnch0Tde.-Same.
Flir Neil u.s. Sephen WhiehOusc.-SaiRe.
Wiiitdnt II. Chambers rs. John W DurGad.-Mo.
ton denied, with ten dollars costs.
Albert NicSn,y a al rs. Stephen Shetiocf.-Same.
NarSldtd Us. Byron.-0rder granted.
By Judge Jones'
James F. Morgan u al. Us. Peter Hdrt.-Motion
granted and order signed.
J0i,1t u. Ftscte, rs. RdtcdTd BiShop.-Motion de-
MED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-02
The NEW STATE CAPITOL AID MASONRY.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:--
SIR was very much surprised to read in your
paper an announcement that the Commissioners OF
the New State Capitol have invited Nj. Antlion,
Grand Master Of the Masons OF the State TO lay the
corner stone according 10 Masonic ceremonies.
This Ii remarkable certainly. what right have the
Commissioners 10 make an affair OF State an affalr
or masonry There are thousands OF our people
who do not believe Ia Masonry; nay, more they
CONSIDER II en- rely wrong IN princD and practice.
The feelings OF such should De respected.
IMPARTIAL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-02
MARINE COURT PART 3.
Decisions.
nv .Jutlqe Gross.

I',Jser e al. rS. lopock.-Motion to vacate at.
taclment denied win I'VE dollars costs to plaintiff.
Leoyoid rs. ayduss.-Thc motion TO set aside de-
fault is granted upon certain conditions. See
memorandum with clerk.
TIuey rs. T,fiersoH.--Juigment for plaintiff for
1902 20 and costs, WIN TWENTY-FIVE dollars allow
ance.
charts HcKay u.s. Ddniel Grisevs.--Trial by
Court and complaint dismissed, with ten dollars
costs To Jefeu liant,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-02

THE COLLEGE kE0ATrA.--Amherst VIII probably
send no university crew to tho regatta at Ingesdc,
ana II Is dOuOtiul II any crew from ihab place par
t'cpates, az the Agricultural College men say they
vii not pull alone against tiatvari. Tho Brown
University lien are actively training, however, AID
the lar ard crew have hegul takiaq their meals to-
gelhex,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-02
sUsh19,Te's C0JaT.
Tho Bonard VIII Gas

The examination In the Bonsrd VIII case was get
down Tor yesterday before Surrogate IutchlL0s.
At the appointed hour Professor Bergh and several
OF hls friends were In court. The counsel for the
french hcirs OF Louis Bonard and The executors OF
his last will were also present When the case was
called
Nj. John q. noyd, counsel for the executors. sold
he was ready 10 Irececd bal, IN the pbsence OF BIZ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-02
SUPREME CuvaT-caAH3yaS.
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Judge Ingraham.
Afkias rs decentralization granted.
Toa AHeli rs. Van AHen.-Report confirmed.
Kine Il a.. Is. Fd17pU ~ al. Order granted
by Judge CardoZo.
Ia re Bro1d'rdy.-Mr. 4. 4. Stewart having re-
signed as commissioner In this matter, William Il.
Dodge OF the Board OF Commerce is hereby appointed
In his place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-02
COMMON pLEAS-SptciAl TEAM.
Decisions.
By Judge Joseph +, DAILY.

Ucc1siODss
by Judge Joseph r. DAILY.
Cdy'u3 u.s. ne raj Rirer L'Oa Worhs.-Commis-
sion may issue to Mrs. Tillinghast, Of Providence
X. ].
Angecine rs. Saaford, er.--Motion granted.
cork - a.. ~. G3teN.-Mollon denied in the mat
ter OF the assignment OF Robert l.. Taylor; motion
tor attachment denied without costs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-02
TIE METHODIST BOOK NUDDLE.
The Subject Matter Again Before
the Supreme Court.

Additional Affidavit from Dr. Laaahan Embody-
ing Additional Allegations as to the Origin
and Progress Of This Interesting Inferno
cine strife-Other Statements by Other
Parties Giving an Interior Insight into
the General Management Of the
Concern-An Armistice Of Sew
eral Days, When the Fight
Will Be Renewed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-02
COURT CALENDaRS-TH!S DAY.

SUPREME CorRT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge In
graham.-Nos. IS, 81, III, 1S7, 100,
MARINE CoURr-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Shea.-Nos. $3.50, 8O07, 605S. Part 3-Held by
Judge Gross.-Nos 1854, $3.50, and Dollner VS..
sen,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-02
COURT CF APPEALS CALeEOaa.

ALBANY, June l, 1s71
The following is the Court or Appeals calendar for
June 2;Nos. 256 272, 292, 26S 275, 279 l4ls, 2os.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-02

Eibridge r. Gerry, ne should like to have the ex-
animation postponed I'LL the 18th inst.
The other counsel c0nsentlng the case was ID
jOurned till the 18th