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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-01
MARBLE MANTELs.

kLABER, STEAM MARBLE AND MARBLEIzINd
a. Works. lX and l East Eighteenth street. offers 500
Marble and Marblezed Msntels, all complete; Monuments
Grave Stones Table Tops &c prices that defy competition
g KLABER 4 CO.. MARBLE WORKS, al7 TO s1s
sy:,r wsT Les sstwssn Brosaw ama fcnh %
scees; largest vAreuea osnA dtsspsj aheApess in shs
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

nEPARrMRNT OF PUBLIC WORKS NO 2s7 BROAD
~ way Change ot GRADE Public notice II hereby gwen
that propositions Tor the following pending
before the bo4Td of Aldermen sni Assstaat Aldermen,
viz
change the grade Of Fynh street from the Eleventh
avenue % the sew bou evarc line on tie North River.
Maps showing the proposed change OF Grade be
thia Department, room ~.
AL persons interested the foregoing mentioned change Of
gra having thereto, u
sent the ssuc IN wrin TO ae undcrssns Al Depart.
neni, before the 18Th day July prux. Dated ev
York, June %. lsii. WILLIAM NJ. TWEED
Commissioner OF Pubic Works
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C

LNOR SALE-COUPE ROCKAwAY IN GOOD ORDER;
be day before II O'clock Apply - the pr-
vate stable, 345 Last Sixteenth street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

A UcrION SALE OF THREE FAST AND FINE TROr-
N TING HORSES, The PROPERTY OF THE LATE
COLONEL SPEAR, FORMERLY OF RI7HMONU, VA,
THIS DAY (SATuRDAYI JULY I,
AT PRIVATE STABLE 66 AMlTY STREET, AT 10h
O'CLOCK.
The tne fast ard high bred Southern trotug Horse White
Stockings ib hgh wears old; Moted five last
winning three aud troed the fourth heat in S3h.
beating Panic and Dictaor he sate reliable trotng
gentee and we'll behaved horse, condition
and faster now aud is sound and kind.
The fine and fast bay otting Horse Drift rotted at Co
nubus Ohio. In 24l and 2:3s splendid roadster hpe
style end gait promises TO make No. trotirr this
has wintcred well and finer Than
liable safe moneyed horse and can always beat 20 and
sound and kind.
young jet black trottng Nare sired by Mambrino
Prince 1S high years old; this has record but
has shown trial OF speed several
this spring, purses from minutes to- 40 che
somest best bred and road gentle
mans private use In the States be driven by ly
! ard 10 s0und and Kind
two Brewser tof Rre ONE sreet) Wagons top and
sets OF fine single Harness. Engish Riding Saddle
~le in positive and absolute. limits reservation
s at present st seacaucus TracS and will be removed
shie and can be seen early morning OF sale Saturday,
sN. BARKER 4 HAMLIN'S
a City Auction mart and New York Tatterssls,
corner OF Broadway and rhhty-nintn street
MAJOR CHAs. W. BARKER AUCTI0NEER.
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Twenty-four hours allowed for trial
sold under warrantee.
A LARGE DRIVING RING
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LNOR sALE-COUPE HORSE, CHESTNUT, II HANDS
nigh; sound, well bred. gentle, cheap. Inquire OF
Riding Master Washington Stables, sixth and Twen
ty street.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
FINANCIAL.

OFFICE OF CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ l0 broadway. New York, June IS s7lCistomers III
THIS company entitled TO certcacs of its for the
kt9 are requested 70 obtain the
diatey, IN order 10 avoid their forfeiture.
CYKtS PECK, secretary
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A -A-PERsOEs VINO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
"A. life Insurance companies; and who do not desire to
surrender their policies by absolute SALE borrow
:urender value OF their policies by applying Insurance
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Trustees .
Alnnson r. Briggs John r. Cook d. H. Earle John Gay
nor. Michael healy Samuel L. Kennedy Manning Merrill,
James Murphy, q. l.. North, Simon ROssnan Ge0rge G.
Scofed, stephen D. Tucker William N. Tweed Maurice
J. Walsh Jacob A. Wesiervell
Trustees who OrLcefs:--
MAHltlN 7. IIEwErr, President
WIZ. r BuCkMAsrER.i v'ce Presdenss
JOHN ". WAYDELl. Auditor
EUGENE SMITH, Attorney and Counsel
Il. k. KENNEDY, Secretary.
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9En0 REwAEp.-LosT EIgHTy TWO UNITED
skS)AtU States Coupons, due July 157i follows b
coupons 1 80 each ~ DO Of 80 EACH Is do of S5 aach
do. $50 zach. amounting 10 sl,50 30 The owner will
hslion1 Bank. IS Nassau street. >
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n and Valises at the Great Family Shoe Emporium $50
BoweIy corner OF Bond street, seinE ~ cent below
Broadway prices. w. ID. BI0ELOW.
ROBERT IRWIN
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THE NEW YORK
RAILWAY COMPANY.

HENRY HILTON,
President.
HUGH SMITH,
Vice President
W. BUTLER DUNCAN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18

people employed the wages paid weekly amount 10
n, 800 about los a sC head. According 10 poAsE
n statement made by opponent OF the haifhohday'
I'm the coumrs of The Examiner the average earnings In
spinning have risen from 1 sd s 0 In 1862 to las Cd
t$3 6 in 1870 and, in weaving, from rs 10 las nd W
to s. 22 Instead of 100000 loss OF wages the utmost
will he 10000, or half that sum-
At the quarterly meeting OF the Manchester Chamber
of Commerce Hugh Mason. the chairman, had to bear
great deal directed against himself account Of his half
holiday proclivites. He maintains that England can
hold her own against all in the cotton trade to
which others demur His proof 1870 three thousand
millions yards OF cotton goods exported against
two thousand millions in 1860, objected to because
the large amount might represent losing trade ASH
WORTH OF the leading spirits embles at the ioe
further interference with the hours Of labor, anu pr
phcsies that 1t will lead to ruin, but the worAPeOp
above all won't believe It, In 1885 the average anoah'
OF cotton consumed per head of the persons III
the cotton mills was 1872 pounds; IN 1907 ""s .,
pounds and IN 1867 900 pounds. The e1poresoi 'a
cotton per head were 1850 in 1885; 4loa III io'V w -
In 1867. Between 1861 and 1867, the "u"' VI " w.
spindles in tho United Kingdom increa'ou ' $500
600 TO s4OoOeOO and the number OF worA-peope ui"n
ished from l51,Oco TO AoV" rHV =,
$50. las ,d 20 attend TO 100000 spindes more. In
81, anresentng the trade the following changes
o,od /. March 1861 persons employed 2l00 spindles
az seo looms Ais; pounds Of yarn produced, Sl3So
ooes NJ % yards each, 1914. April, 1851 persons en-
noved l. sss spiudles 1o3,77S looms ALL pounds OF
yarn e9s2 pieces OF IS yards each, 1920 In 1867 hve
produced much seven persons In 1850 OF
y hours labor of 1887 equal to seventy hours labor
IN iso Tho capitalists pocket the whole OF the difference
and lock the people who perform this intense labor
because they nsist on two hours relaxation week and
possible extension Of employment such have been
turned adrt in consequence of this Improvement In ma
chinery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
CRIMINAL COUNTS.

John A. Machado, implicated in the Custom. liouse
.as he additional charge OF
fraudulent entries Of MANUFACTURED tobacco and held 5000 bail BY
Commissioner Osborn.
Max Micolis. charged with altering q post-oflce
money 49, committed yesterday by Commissioner
shorn IL default Of 90 bail As the accused only IA yer' old
the Commissioner If be do legally will turn hH over to the De-
pertinent Of Charities and Correction.
At the Tombs Police Court Justice Hogan COM
md William Powell Of No. soj Grenwhst yesterday for having
obsned Of Bridget No. 81 Wsm by fay repre-
senng at Dlsonce Will the nd could poene tse
Alexander Wise Of No 70 BoweIy half dozen with ink
erase while restaurant Of tue NewEngand Hotel William
TLoms cool shooting Thomas Brown ooord the shout
der on SATURDAY evening May ssmTsor cood Tor attempt
ipg TO the Of John An while ihe latter
lay Patrick Sullivan
attempted 10 cut him With
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
DFCIcIONS--MAY II.

Sur,eue Court hanbers-By Judge Ingraham.-
Hutton ct al ar Morsan-Meon granted The Copgres alton Blur
Chon Uk.dsha g AhonMoson place special Calendar
sr,ptfd Ponysn ct ag Sugar Refining Co three cass
Bcs.Uk g Worden McMnn Co. agt Nheeer Lsvrtnee ct al
sg Kr Mosback hsher ct all Van Allen etc. ag
Van Allen Craze Webb AL Tost ag Noiersun Chcee
sD sg Burger a-Moons granted freeman sg Morrow Hhsr
.e Tnck Baker ct al Boomer ag 1en
all VanderJ Emmer Wider a Tuck ct al kegsn
To- ag MuhMoons del Ryder ht Bysnd ct sl-keporI OF
rtieree confirmed.
Superi0r Court-Specidl Term-By Judge McCunn.-
iin Baker Whee Butler Dod agt s,ttner
Stskpey granted Morris GambsMoon
denied with $40 Empire agt Lss-0rer Of reference
Marine Court-Pdrt L-Bv Judge Shea.-Kramer
art Bturne-Dmissed by default Me Bsmberzer Bans tst
Walsh, Berg agt Kolb.-set,led .
Porf U3By Judge AIke-Msyforh sgt MensJugment Tor the
nlsnH for si2 81 and costs with SIS allowance huns Bang
arrl gt Iar-Dssssd By deult sanfeI si Bro,e Spell
a Newiork GaIgh Co.. Hoffman sg The NeSiok Iron
Car Co-Ssttled.
Part HIy Judge -Jencis acknowledgement for the
plaintiff for s23 IS and with Us allowance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
CIVIL NOTES.

In the U. s. Circuit Court, yesterday, in the
case of Ienge Ogden agt. Moses II. Grnnc as Col
lecOr of the Port of Ncw-YOrk. the jury disagreed
Judge McCunn denied motion for allmony
and counsel fee yesterday in the suit of Robert j. VIII
lams agt Josepbine T. Williams for divorce on the
ground Of adultery, holding that "he pTepondeance OF
evidence is greatly in favor Of the plaintiff"
Counsel for the South Side Railroad Com
pany applied to Justice Barnard in the Supreme Court
yesterday, for the appointment OF Commissioners 10 ap
rrase land in the village OF Jamaica, belonging to
Patrick McIIugh, which, the Company proposed to take
In order change the line OF Their road through the VII
lage. Application denied.
In the Marine Court, before Judge Gross,
YESTERDAY A. T. Stewart Co. brought an action against
Edward r. Kellogg OF Brooklyn to recover Ss 80 for dry
goods sold TO his wife, Rebecca j. Kellogg. March 81,
1871 The defense the goods were not necessary
for her use and also that the defendant had given the
plaintiffs notice sell his wife any goods on his ac-
count The defendant and his wife are the parties TO
the Kellogg divorce case now pending ia the supreme
Court Decision reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK..

PORT OF NEW YORK..........................MAT II.
CLEARED.
Steamship Wisconsin, WILLIAMS, Liverpool Williams Guon.
Steamship Russia tBnD, Cook, Liverpool, C. q. Ffancklu
Steamship Sidon on MeKS, Glasgcw Henderson bros
Steamship Sarah, Jones Philadelphia
Steamship Cleopatra Philips Havana y Alexander sons
Steamship Charleston Berry Charleston s. O. H. H. Morgan Co.
Steamship A. G. siney, Davis, Philadelphia
Steamship Fannie, fefton, Philadelphia.
Steamship Frank Pierce, Philadelphia.
steamship pen Gardner IT. Domingo PorshPaue and SANTANA
Spoford & Co.
ship Cavalier (BL), Knight, London, Arke rufA
Bark Scottish Pide Geiier Huntspor, d. H. De Wolf Co.
BARK GsetLea (sor Morepen Queenstown Falmouth Wcnd
reens Bockmann.
Bari Mentor (Sor) ssmns.on steitn, Punch Edye Ca
Bark 4. X. Walden Colon. Havsna, james T. Wand Co.
Bark Yuman. johnson sagaa Ia Grnnde, Waydell Go.
BARK q. v. MiBot HeGlT Nev.0reans, n II. brigham.
Big Ppro Babrs X ngson. Jam, Warren Rayt
Brig Queen OF South, Burns Charleston Bentey Miller CO.
Brig Julia A. Ilalack Bnggs, EeS Bcdom
schfs Rich Bryant HaTbor Island b. J. WeuherE
Sc TrAsse Hodges " ahn1 ton ~ C., Van Drnt Slight
Sehf Csrde T. Webb brewster Geoe.owu Beaten Merk Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
THE READE-sT MURDER-DIRECT EVIDENCE
AGAINST RUDD.

THE READE-sT. MURDER DIRECT EVIDENCE
AGAINST RUDD.
Coroner Young began an investigation yes
trday in the case Of William Rudd who pushed his wife,
Margaret, on Tuesday night, from window Of their
apartment on third floor Of the tenement, No. lS3
Reade-st George Hume, who lives in the rear house,
testified that soon after 10 D. he aroused from
sleep by hearing scream, and on looking out OF the
window he saw Rudd and the wife OF the latter standing
by the window Of their apartment; RBdd had his arm
afound his wifes neck and with the other hand raised
the window; the woman apparently struggling 10
free herself from the grasp her husband when the
window was raised Ruddgave his wife violent push,
and fell into the yards soon az witness saw
Mrs Rudd fall he stairs and called the police;
Rudd appeared the street after, and said his
wife had fallen from window witness said 10 him,
Ycs Won chucked her out and me and my wife saw you
do il - an oihcer then up and the complaint OF
Hume arrested Rudd. THIS testimony given in
forInalv Coroner Young having adjourned the inyest
ration until this morning The prisoner was committed
to the TomDs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
Proposals.
TKaAsuRT DEPARTMENT, OFFICE THE LisHrIIorsE BOARD
| ITO IRON TURERS.-PROPOS-

TKaAuRr DEPARTMENT OFFICE Lear IorsE Board,
ITO IRON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
AIS for FIRST. ORDER IR0N LIGHTHOUSE, to be erected
SOUTH WEST PASS MOUTH Of sAs m os until on.
O'Clock Of FRIDAY the sh dag Of June 1871 from 100 EanaeaIe
street iron lighthouse Southwest Pass Louisiana
accordance with e accompanying peches and arsTiagS
vessels seaport nearest to the manufacturers
workshops. AID accessible to such vessels =, , IT, -.
coucrete for foundaoupr the glass for the lne The lens
mps belonging thereto AID their cost not to be IN,
rnsh ali the woodwork oenOner and the eOsi thereof
The hid .hos ee the sum which the KsrrRE WORK. shown
on the drawings will be completed fully erected at the Workshops ad
also Nal The ay and which shah be an deLS
cred under forfeit az specified in the Form Of Bid"
ofbs BoiT, and all facilities afforded him for inspecting the
material and workmanship soeh paris Of either as are no. ~ %
Board reserves the night reject proposal for asOnst
E.eS iii mus. be accompanied by bond signed BY the bidder and two
Treasury Department. the Of twenty thousand dollars tO
that he event tie acceptance Of such bid e necessary contract
will entered into wtha ten Qo days AFTER notice gwen % We
Board that the bid has been accepted , Ill. ,ssoooo,
signed by two boaismen Tor the h performance o The
contract will be required. ,,,,nr,.,
evidence as to the object OF che Iopes,i AMI ,,s Propo, for
Al proposals must Be sbas sa, AM ~, Gri sS po IN soter
enye ope drece prepaid TO Rear Admiral W. b. sAanIeA
the Light House Board Treasury department nhngu ~ ~
and witness the opening oil The o A. 'he
PIehts ior the worn vii quarterly upon estimates ee'
fed to by the agen the Boar ba. twenty @ centum OF The
amour, Of each estimate Will be withheld until Tie SATISFACTORY ooP
ns .psssons and forms proposals. may be obtained op
LeuteuanColone O. Duane tned States kngreets r1rshu
M.s Co Ssq l. G wooaa 1a1 States Bnsno-T TompE1
Staten Island NswioT g. Sasior STa ESQ., Ai P Pe-S
sysna Catan Ieer Hnes United t1,es gi9ey USos Bta.
sueers Pittsburgh penn' yana and FROM The Gner'ei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18

s s 5:sn Pre- Meis,:sG r plss o'
scar salisis- " Ha%s: f N.~ sssss
s sssT Pa1 Ma. sp Ha Srl1r.. ou.
Canal Soss Willard, W.ser%ss, os1 11 = ''''
ARRIVED.
Fun g Co.. 70 BOYD S's' Ses" cs%s s @uSs
confirmation westerly gale. day. during Which lost S
BARI Ry totsuni:ra3 Frazer Cat. css.a who died =. 70
April - lat a. IL it. had heavy gale from NJ lasting
Bs T. shuntot Plymouth. Leach s.ns. March L, u. Hampton
s . &c &c Go sS SSatS' 4 S Ss strong
Mary TS,e T'T P,lenHI Is f1 r Win S.s ts.re nee
Ss' ss,isf, '1 winds = he ldsne.n' the MIDDLE passage
e E: h "a f Ss at. %
Brig Charles Henry Ptou Horn C'sna; p dss' with ~.
Eeay g commenting Al n r. ,cerng W eiih sn,ndqe.
bad ssdI nc sS se.iser was days
e'S Geo o Bas Passed April the southern
and had s .3s T cs H,sA's Hunter Windsor
d. gs M nS Is nos s S,. .S'
fri, gs " w sa vessel to master Gibraltar March a. and
ser sa hn' w ssast jicl,ou day, lumber Rs S
son vessel 10 master weather. was days norm nat
scSr poo. Jackson Tnpe DAYS with gsan =, 'Sr'spG sS
&C. to Brsgre Has bad strong ~ W. ana y, ~ K s
n s s' sa, leen days noia ,e :. %ng s1 y.
S 2 Ss, Fs Ss T1 s si'i for
fchr G T. Hubbard, IoyeIsnd Virginia
schr. G. Bailey Bailey; virginia -,
schr Moonlight Hodges virginia
ssS E1id r bsSs. s' fsa, yiF sn
schr r. HILL. Dhske. Virginia
Schr Ahea, Derby. virginia
Schr j. =. Cake. Rniicoh, Virginia
Scr Eurolas, Bissey. Virginia
Schr T. q. Benton. Miller, Virginia
Schr AdeIzs. LOTclard, Virginia
scl T. Z D. e' cli GssGn Asise%s vrs4,
s seSI II. 8' 'as' B iss Virgins
sehr Maoy Russell Georgetorn. D. c, for HesIIay.n
sch IT, Crosby Bracket, Georgetown d. c. for Bridgeport
sclL Miller Pngr yTs n for New xI,.yss
scbr W. Sausjury, Handy Alexandria, for Boston;
Scb Nelson Hal yey Bear5e, Alexandria for se~'iaTen
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NAV BRIG PRhcbetta, from singapore
PoRrEEs MosRoH May lArnvei ship Garnet from Cs'o 'f
FOREIGN PORTS.
LoSpoy May i7Tlo Alla9 steamship Pera'n Seo for LIVER
S SooI may . ''-'''' '''''''' -
SPOKEN.
Francisco April H. lst ~ lon 20 go
shin Tcmplar FraAcsc5 days out AP - ID" ~
10Y Y.i Encsntre.. from NovYorE and Madeira Gibraltar % days
out, April L. Lat "a 20, lou 10 Jl
wHALERs.
letter from CAPT Oven Of ship Coes @ n D. iepot ~, h
Honolulu April r. bb spem OIL which he'd 81 Ppe o. INC
liter rom Cot Aesn Of bark Morgan Of n b. reports
Barbados April ~ oil as last reported "oan cruise VI ~
sTound ana then home
The ,e,shp Nevada CIR from Liverpool which arrived t an
earl hour Ais ong reports had moderate weather and van Ole
wins the entire passage; May lat 20 - lon !. q pasel ea
M5scta hsoc for Liver d,y lat 50 ~ lon 10 20 passed
Cad steamship bound T.; 9th, lat A Oh, on 70 isJ tahp
Scotia for Vepooi i0h lat a ~ lon II VI pa e bremen
For Latest Ship Heus see Firth PGgeI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18

gs Wilson at Blodget ls. The People Buffalo and
100. Kerr sgt BldgetL -. STATE Line hsiro-d Oo ~
1875. James Guoy i39. Bush agt The Rochester City
a Ps%sp a. s Rs s Ia S'H Bas State Line R
IT, Sc. Co. sgt The Board Of Sa-
ia Iaimrelta sat Clark I42. Randolph sg,. Loughn.
Ia uun.nan sgt The 0raud 100. Breeze ag o. g. Tel Co.
lJ7 The People sg Bafnlo and 3i. Hbeklsy sgt Smith,
State Line Railroad Co le6 Johnson sgl Curtis
ll5..SaAcs az. Graves
suPHEnE CoURr-CHAxBERs-lsGsAHAn r. "opens at 10 m
90 Fisher agt Solomon gj..Poss agt fourh-,ve Pre-.
a. Cone at Brown los. Posi- at FOurtb-,ro
~. .Cafn at Fnellandsr. Church
80. .Looe AZ. Same. lO0. fhe agt starr
81. .EoLlsaat sgt. Same. l07.. Fuiniss azi FGmiss
m.GoShrane at SANE 10 10 ''I,a. ~ h 9
81. Edrdse sgt same i29. .Contineasl Nat Bank sgt
s.. .RsrpsbaT as Core. I9o W. gstaf ast Flanagan.
81. In TIE matter Of the apphca lJlCoot Agt Jsneway
ton Of johnson. 1913. .lheIry agt Connolly
Barclay ast quicksilver Min
SUPREME CouhrsPEcl TEsy-surHrnL.SD, Jopen'si O an
3d. Duncan sgt Butterfe O. Stephenson CathersOod
1888, .eeige act. Schuan 1871. Graham OCT. Clark
l59. Gutter sgr. Mver. 81 llolleror Agt tufnet.
IOl Hart AT Wo 20. Foster agL Townsend Manu-
iGii .iisri AZ. WOLF f.c,uridg Go.
2r..Cook ct al agt. Campbell III. MeGir agt Me'irr
3d. Pbsss al Plat 80. " ester1eli sgt Aekl.y
vs.. Plat as- Phelps ~. Hunt sgt Wssenen
81 Rrouson al BelnD. Ils. Cason az. Rec.
81. Mullen asL DekeG no. Hendricks az liar
81. .Newhtll ait DecLeI l25. Merritt agt Gocder'en
81. .Fsrnham al Reid 1926. .Duval ~. Dgnsoomb
"a. .Pendengast sZ. IiarsL ll8.. Baach sgt Ogisn
l01. Young at Feitre.eh, r. Mappin agt Mortimer
1888. The Manhattan Life Ina Co ~ Green sgt TT,h
agt Feirttoh 10. Marshall agt bae'rtgef.
SUPREME CoUKT-ChcuT.-PARr lI-BkADY. J-Opens al IL
Adjourned o Monday
suPrhioH CorEr-PAET L-JosEs, J.-0psp' At an
III. Mn AT. Spencer $50. Phillips agL wela
esl .Bertsehy al steinberg $50. .Harhsr sgt PsrtA
Cll stat ford art Thsrbtr 9.l. Owen at Manooscs
s7l. Same Agf Same. 0t7. .Deeion sgt The Broadway
B3. .Juisn AIT Hitler. and SeyenhaTe X. X Co.
5..Calier att Bsggett. $40. brown sgt btouE
sIl,BeoAss'ss ~ Psiestoa Sl'.kp ~ AofslA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE.

AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE.
The 51st annual session of the Conference
Of the African Methodist Episcopal Church OF the New
York District was opened at a. IN yesterday in the
sulliyan-s A. NJ T. Bethel, Bishop j. r. Campbell pre-
siding After the Introductory prayer the Bshop ad-
rescd the meeting on the providence Of Cod settling
f"rtb the bessngs lie had lavished upon them during
lie past year. especially In 80 preserving tne hves mat
session " H. Winder was then appointed heeoisihs
secretary for the session, with VIM Dixon as ms as
trrs connected with the Conference upon he nnhncla
situation OF their churches nearly all o ueI ePots
weIe very favorable Thrty-twO cIergymeh from Nari
ou parts Of this state ana OF New-Jersey were present
at the meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIyERPOOI-In steamship Wisconsin MAY I'M and Mrs
Andres Hamilton M and Mrs r. Brdt Mr. and Mr. s. Danks Rev
NJ Mche1ey g. undcrLi Dr. C. Mclermot; VIM H. Sheit Mr.
aud M H. Il. Wood Misses A n. and r. h. Wood T. West Henry
Nash Flower williamson W. H. Graves W. |. Smith,
Miss A. Mills Ns T. Mctee Mr. oakfor, Rev Ar and Mrs j. g.
DE- Bkops W. H. Vars Rev. m r. Fletcher Mr. aul Mrs G. d. w.
Brown and cren, W g. A. Drake H. Ritter Mr. and hir Daniel
nder Mr. and Mrs H. Faust eNOy. AMI Ma Elisha Dye( Mrs
Foley, Mu. g. &. Sherman, Miss l.. y. Hubbard.
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received at the Water Chee, No 2J9 Mns@ VIZ
o'clock D m on the Of May, l51l for constructing ahoi
TOo nesl anl II 900 hnal feet Sewer IL Tue h"
gomeTy-st and EaliAil Diet. cts. - c--s.
The Proposals, should be sealed addressed To the WAFER 'on
sloners1 and udorei "ProqOsrs or Sewers $3.50.
The maps lxoGle necessary an! sreeaeauons may
the Water Olre add after Monday TIE "a hs.
Tie work TO Do completed 10y the ls day ofJrly o'l
Security In the sum oi $4,000 will be re- ured -,
p.,tasai. X \ Msvg ig.l Nv or 'er of the Hosrl,
ioN''P''' ~ 80 ''' - 49, J. L g. RAND, Ch-i ing neet
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
No Steamship Mails

THURSDAY MAY ls.
Mails for Hvsns and Nassau per steamship Missouri sails from
Pier No N. K, close at steamship sails at
FRIDAY, NAY H.
No Stesms
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nlaehiilerp.
fcQal Nohtes.

NOTICE to CREDITORS.-NOtice is hereby
~ given sccorng all having CLAIMS AGAINST
LIASSOS ROBINSON late 81 Southeast Putnam County
EewYo deceased that they required exhibit the sne with Tic
subscriber the Executor OF the last Will and
said deceased lis place Of trsnaetg buas Number
II Broree cy Of Newi0k before the 10th cay OF
NoyemIer A. thousand eight budred aud
III. IAN d,y ofMsy A D. 1871 COLEMAN T. ROBINSON,
Executor o. &C., Of Asbson Robinson, deceased.
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Gin Real estate for Sale.

GREAT BARGAINS in Fifth-ave.,
W Froairg Central Psrt
CHAs. MAC RAE
70 Celarst Nssgsa
XVEST SIDE PROPERTY.-0wners Of Lots
w Plots located on the Eghthave Grand Boulevard or any 81
who desire to oder their property Tar
are courteorly solicited place the upon books
FRANK q. DAWSON BROWN, 100 Broadway
Refer 10 Messrs Brothers Co, Wn. f. Dodge, esq.,
fhIQ Ofl0 CASH, or half cash, will buy
ID lC,U1U one Of the best HOUSES in West Tenth.Li
ry hg soop 2IOKlG0; elegantly hoseod ard peries
order Permits from RKER Co ONLY 81 West IaTtythrt~e