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New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
BROOKLYN coNTEsTED ASSESSMENTS THE

BROOKLGN CONILt1ED AESENchENio Aiii<
NICOLsON PAVEMENT IN PIEREEPONT-sT'
The action Of Horace Waters aud other prop
ertyowners against the City Of Brooklyn to restrain the
collection Of assessments for paving Perreponts with
Ncoson Pavement came up before the supreme Court,
ants TO show cause why perpetual lJuncIion shouid
not be granted. Mr William NJ Evarts and Mr. Choate
appeared for PLAINTIFF ard the Hon. Joshua NJ Van Colt
johnson for defendants. Inc prlnclpd aiitga
ons of the complaint that the street having once
been paved at the expense OF the property sub
sequcnt repairs should have been nade NJ the expcnse
of The CITY at large. The Water and Sewerage COmms
soDcrs are charged with Tregia1ty IN their proceed
tugs III advertising for proposals and also with having
entered into private undeIstahdlhg WIN tle NdcoIsoi
Pavement Company, whereby the price should lie exag-
gcraed and the excess aterward ad over 10 the Com
miss toner's by the Company Inc eompaInt was accom-,
forth that at the time PieTrepOnst was paved az - Is
per square yard Wlian-st, New York. IN front OF the
Atlantic Insurance Companys Once was also pdyed WIN
On calling the attention OF Mr.. BOneStcI 10 tnat
fact, Mr.. Dennis alleges tlat he was informed
hat the BROOKLYN Company did not actually receive any
more Inonay than the NewYOrk Company did, and that
the whole expense OF repaVng the suectS OF brOOKyn
with EicOlson pavement would nO cLceed ~ gr tquare
yard, the Company being wiling Ia 90 he Wclk lor that
nrce and ANYTHING the amount which
the Company would be compelled TO pay TO get tbe con.
tract The defendants denies the Jurisdiction of
the Court grant the injunction 3s4cd asserts that all
the proceeding OF the Water and Sc werage
were perfectly regular, and that t3 improvement was
made without fraud cOlusiOD the part OF any OF the
officers agents OF the city, and upon the urgent re-
quest and petition Of very large number or he prop
instead q the Water Board being actuaed
by improper motives in making the improvements thc
plaintiffs have banded together to cheat the city out or
loan made for their benefit, and 10 compel the e2es
Of Brooklyn not participating In the Dement'S OF sald I'M
order that the property Of said plaintiffs may thereby DO
enhanced ia value at the public expense. A1ndaylts
Bliss also read in each of which tile cations Of
fraud were denied Decision reserved.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
A RECKLESS DEPUTY MARSHAL SUSTAINED BY
JUDGE

In February last, judgment was obtained
by Crtenden Co. agt. Finay Co., druggists ut No.
rs Broadway TO t25 for chemicals sold TO the
latter firm and Deputy Marshas about to seize tho
goods OF Finay Co., when, by arbitration OF the
lawyers OF the firms, an arrangement was made, Ivy
winch Finay & c.. were allowed to pay the judgment
against them by instalments These instaments were
promptly paid until the week. when the lapse OF
one day occurred In the payment. AS con
sequence. Deputy Marshal William Smith ap-
pef,d before tho doors Of Finay & Co. yes
iera,y afternoon with cart, walked into the
store and without showing any warrant OF authority,
caught up goods and leaving the store, when
he was seized by Mr.. FiDay. who thought him q con-
denco thief scufe then took place between the two
Smiths ssertng that be Deputy Marshal, and Fin
Lay en- teayOring 10 oVerpower him. Finlay finally
caught Cmith by the throat when the Deputy Marshal
drew IevOlver, cooked H. and threatened TO shoot
fnay hereupon released his grip fastened 10 the door
and cala polio who arrested smith and brought
hi befOr- Justice Cox at the Jefferson Market Police
Court. Te Justice ft as his opinion that the Mar
sha had asc0rity 10 the goods, and that Ftnlay
ha1 righ 10 resist aAd discharged Smith from
tOdy.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
TWO SUICIDES.
A SICK WOMAN SHOOTS HERSELF IN BED-A siCh
MAN CUTS HIS THROAT. =,

SICK WOMAN SHOOTS HERSELF IN BbD-H '
MAN CUTS HIS THROAT ,
Mrs. Fanny NJ. Anderson, mldoie-asou
woman has boarded with Mrs. Gertrude Grsnani "'
ll45 Broadway, since Feb. Is, having ieie ne
Baltimore on account OF domestic uoupieS' mo-
band and relatives frequently wrote urging n., ~
turn, hut she steadily refused. money was s.n' I,o
a time, but lately the remitances ceaseu shs
son then ATTEMPTED to obtain employment put "i'hou
success and. consequently, became very despoiucn'
she tiI rafnsed TO return home, and decmed te pee"
i otd teodered BY some OF her felowDoardeIs, say
I4 ,u .',iJ sill eudeavor TO obtain employment VI
my ,d She was subject 10 hystera, ana after these
a. 80 mnch exhausted and depressed III eIItrns.
-, snrsday night she was seized WIN anu sne ni,,y
ococrod conseiOusnCss and soon after mldnBht, III.
S,iD her medical attendant, noticed his pauent
bnt raye no attention TO it. moment afterward ne
was Startled by the report OF pistol, ana, throwing
heck the bed-ciothug ascertaned that Mrs Anderson
had shot herself in the left breast the Dal passing
through the heart. Death almost lnstanancouE n
telegram was sent yesterday TO W. steppns br0ter
in-law of the deceased in Baltimore VINO repneu tlat
some OF the relatives would al once come Oh anu take
charge OF the remains.
John whyte Scochman. age 6o, cut his throat with
razor carly yesterday, at No. 10 Thfdaye He was en-
Gagged in the boot shoe business for many years. and
had anassed considerable wealth About year ago he
met with Teverses which preyed on his mind ana rem
dered him melancholy at intervals few months ago
ne was seized with attack of paralysis, aud has since
then been confined to his room.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
THK COUBIS.
PUTTING THE SHACKLES ON FISK AND
GOULD. cAs.-
an INJUNCTION AGAINST THE ISSUE OF ANY
MORE CONVERTIBLE ERIE BONDS.


AN INJUNCTION AGAINST THE ISSUE OF ANY
MORE CONVERTIBLE ERIE BONDS.
In the United States Circuit Court, yesterday,
in the case Of Heath and Raphael ag James Fisk, jr,
the Erie Railroad and others the defendants fled
stipulation in which, after disclaming any intention TO
issue any more convertible bonds they consent TO the
issuing of an injunction restraining them from making
any such issue until allowed to do SO by order OF The
| Court.
John Swan the English agent Of Heath and Raphael,
also fled an affidavit in which, other things he
gcs that he believes that persons wen Known as
operations are understood % re their account
and for some time past nave been, sellers IN ukSt ot
stock, az very low price, which cails ehtiilo Luz Luz
holder thereof 10 delsed suoh 1eVety IRON i e io
stance ana the past course OF Gould aud FISK ana
conederates respect Of issuing stock OF the Ere Ran
way Company, he has good ground and reason for be
levne, does believe, that the SAID Goui ald ilss,
and Tier confederatcs unless thcrefrOm restrained
hy Injunction will within short time, make such fur
ther issues OF stock OF the Erie Railway company III
stocEboders and that only viii there be waste aud
loss consequent mon the low price at W'deh He same
to believe that what money is actually receNed NIL NIL 9e
like manner as they wasted and faudulenty dis
posed of the proceeds Of other issues ny mem OF
set forth in the bill Of complaint.
Upon this stipulation and affidavit and upon the mo,
ton OF Messrs Eyarts Southmayd and Chodte counsel
for the plaintiffs, Judge Batchiord issued an order for
an injunction restraining Gould FIsE the Erle Klroa9
agents from making issuing, negotiating. or delivering
any bonds or ODl cations OF the Erie Railroad Company
purpOrtng confer upon the holder Of such bonds or
obligationsany right privilege OF converting them
stock in exchange therefor and likewise from iesuing
putting in circulation, delivering, or In any way aiding in
fiving currency TO any stock certificates purpor
ing 10 be for stock of the Erie Railroad Com
pny otherwise than upon the surrender and cancela
fiou OF genuine cCrtif OF existing shares OF
F~ie stock, which upon the 22d OF March were
registered upon books of the Company, upon trans
fer of suchstock the usual manner without preu
however 70 any OF the hts the part O the defend
oTs in resDpct 10 the Injunction its continuance re-
served or royided for stipulation filed herein An
Injunction conformity with this order was tnen issued
and served upon the defendants.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
LECmNREs. MEETINGS Erc

Ihe tenth Of the course Sc University Law
Le'trres delivered last evening by Ethan Allen,
S!e &" Admiralty Law and Practiee OF the Federal
Courts
Prof. j. c. ZadGos, whose course Of free lee
A'Ies Oh Engsh Literature lately delivered under the
tspces Of the Cooper Union gave much atisfaeoa 10
~ auditors has beeD peruaded 10 gave course of four
tcal Readings from Shakespeare" at tl same place
op successive H0nday aud Einfsday evenings benniug
- %, ls,Aday eenDg wiz aTeadlng from H8tlet The
te I" sNe Voies and cOnside VaIie drsEaic talsnt.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Everett House-Col. Manuel Freyre, PGruviian
minister at Washington and Amasa sprague of froyi-
dence. === Hoffman HouseThe MARQUIS &c Cham
brun. Washington. ===- Abemarlc Hot Prof. Fair
man Rogers OF Philadelphia, Gen. Job'A G.. Hazard Of
Sslode Island, and Nathaniel Hooper o. Boston ST.
Nicholas HOtCl-Gen, John A. Hune' of ST. Louis, j. II.
Ramsey OF Albany and II, b. " urlbut OF Cleveland.
- Fifth Avenue Hotel-Juege Thayer OF Phiiadel-
ZION John r. Hubbard, IT,, Tf Norwich, n T.; Lansing
Pruyn Of Albany, aud Capt Piper of West Point; -
Grand Central Hotee-Gep G. W. Tompkins ~ Baltimore,
Prof = T. Holmes Of Soh Francesca, Col Henry Seaton
and Major J, ". GeVav. U. 2 A., and the satsuIna
Japapese Tlonpe OF Hrobats and uggeIs
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
CRIMINAL COUhiS'

The Grand Jury Of tho limited JsSn saaiss Rssn %
presented an s Tie ay then dstbsrged for the tern
go oountere Dr. Of The ship hch charged Yi3 lsk "
John H. csrng 70 law h0boabb discharged YESTERDAY G
Commissioner Shields
A. tbe rombs Police Court, Justice Bowling com
~ Johp shannon for maching pocetbook, containing
= ai frn Mr. Nancy Smith Of Stamford Conn., Paink Doyle and
nsv were committed FOR refusing TO for rcehmenis yester-
@ IN PeIre Abnys eauran No 5i Canas and sssanltng the
Abny also LOCKE Thomas Powers committed
snlpe Paoman John ardgroye Of the Sixth Precinct
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
THE ~ wICKEDEsr MANS" ESTATE.

John Allen of Wat&r-st. fsme died on the
10th Of last September leaving real state in
bers-st, valued ct $4,000. When Ae1 young man
he lived with woman whom he nevermarred, but who
bore him a son, rOw ten yaafs old. Allen left this
woman snd married another by whom fe had
nine years old The two boys are at pacnt living with
their grandfather Mr. Alen az West Perth, Fulton
County in this state. Judge Cafdozo gran ted app
cation yesterday to have guardian ad Heb appointed
0r the yOungesto legitimate and appOi ed Samuel
Chandler guardian IL s said that Allen just> before his
dGoth drew up Wiz dividing his property equally be-
tween the two boys bst he did not execute if
it Le found.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01

men Wer inspected {tday rocs ta6qusrtts ln the main The
lore looked vel Ihe rem and,r will be nsp octcd to-day
James wilson .ge 40 died yesterday in St Lukes
Hospital ron e THURSDAY BY falling through the batch
way at Stevenson sroweTy Thirty nntst and Tenthave
The Co onel'e inquest In the case of Thomas
brown nu Thursday by Frank wilson ship mate showed mat
Tomb ''N'N WV ~
+. b. Makin's dyeing and bleaching establishment,
No l22 damaged 20o by hre yerlay
Insured for 5000 bv the Frnn Company Of Fhadephs me
building by Pence Muod damaged soO Not naie'
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
NEW.YCRK HOTEL.

This Hotel win he CLOSED, heretofore reported bat will be
CONTINUED unler the present management.
During the the House will be put in thorough repair aud ei
made including elevator Of the most approved
p.u the furniture put perfect onlsr and much Of replaced
By ueun f. everything will be done 70 maintain M position as one
Of the most popular comfortable fr,eass Hotels In The city
On AMI after ls Of April PRICE Of TRANSIENT BoAED will
be REDUCED - per day -
A. heretofore arrangements will be made with permanent boaref' at
price. secordin. % ize aud location Of rooms.
D. NJ HHDRETH CO.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Ingraham yesterday decided the Ant
Of j. L. Mitchell against c. H. Read proprctors OF Ia
Hoffman House. I'm favor Of the defendant. Mitchell
claimed that Read must hold the leases obtained by him
which entered beyond the time OF their partnership
The case of The People ex rel. MasteIson
ag Co,iIer, sa1 The Same rel. Murray agt Cou-
ter, nVOsjng the question 10 who is legally entitled TO
;he ONCE Of tolicc Jgscc In the Fourth YOrkye Dis
t. Gaze ~ iefors Judge Cardozo yesterday woTDiDg
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
WALTHAM WATCHES.
OTIS BROTHERS & Co.. No 800 Brosds

In soliciting anew the public patronage domestic pro-
ductOn the American Watch Company respectfully represent:
in the history Of manufactures completely
demonstrated system of making Watches the
first established by them at Waham. That system always had the
and the test OF time in the
Watches themselves cannot be denied have been ample
1t is admitted ande evidence OF daily
epuethat the Watches not only keep
time that machines they endure 1t should that
nothing needed but that their Sizes shapes and appearance
should of the people, As to all these conditions the
fully prepared the exactiOns
of the market They confidently there no longer need
for such watches description whatever
decoration be had And the recent reductions
leave for doubt that the Wham system of Matchmaking
the economical well the most reliable and that the Walham
Watch the cheapest well as the best
Many varieties of have been added during the last
all Of which display the latest Improvements design and nsh
and evine the rapid progress the Company making toward perfection
in the Among these the small Watch for Boys and
gentlemen to be specially noted low price has been
this boys watch, and with the object of
bringing within the of boys of all classes Price being
sidered such watch quality and beauty has country
been produced
The full plate Watch added during year.
made either with without mwnding and setting attach
men This watch in either the Company challenges all
ctue of all countries to beat equal for its price 1t made with
and which not only make it better for its purposes mekeepe
but will make the great vOre with watcmakers This the high
est grade Of full plate watches made this country size and
anc in ni and general excellence especially intended for and
recommended to business and particular Railway and Express
men, to constant aveern fact to all live who must be told by
their watches the time of day whenever they want it, All such
should have the "Ameran Watch Co., Crescent street. Count
ing such destination for this variety their manufacture the Com
devote the greatest construction employ only
their best and best machinery and issue with their reputation
stake upon its
For sale by all leading jewelers. No watches reted by the Com
pany For all other facts address
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
General Agents for American Watch Co., S2 Broadway N Y
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
HAZE AND NIsUAPs

Ksl on - ltsh late an hlmate Of the EmigTaut Hos
s.I s, n' s n' S's found EaN R's Js.'enisy
lhe 0f-rl.seops Of Police, aumberins n>srly LOO
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
an n motion TO consoli-

n ,ho sr,one Court Chambers on moton, 70 Tho
date the two and vacatS tns by Mr. stonghton
Masterson suit & her Graham for Coulter. decision was
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
HOME NEWS.
TIE WEATHR

THE WEATHER
Boar Tier Wfad Hour Thes far N'n';
March 81. 7 40 2992N hnfohJ6 -. s..ua ~ NJ;
i2 So 3NO3NR t0o Slo1 Nh.MM'
56o NO5N. IL ~ SlOj NM
REMARKs-March II, ls7o-Thermometer at a. ln', A';
sp M, $40, ii y. M, 45e.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01

"Luxuries of the OrientW ANGELES TURKISH
B,,Hs Ieruston Tseuiyahh Open Awasi EreeH or eodf
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01

"Strangers in Gotham!n AllonI ANGELL's
Tupsr.a BArns LIngien Twenty sf Open Alusys Ern for
<oLts
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01

EEVER AND AGUE.-Why shake PLAN
uer Travel through any on where the malady PevA and all
who tried the preparation will tell Thousands Of families
in the Ohio Mississippi rssIs ard the bcr Of the Southern
rivers end wamp, regard specific Tor tho complaint Nothing
could then be without and they begin to take regus,
at the commencement sPrg and the close Of Sumner
eng plague passes door without nuing to Sns their negSo
Who forecast Bve however She number Of these
ipproent There teacher Ike experiences and
when skipg and burning sufferer sees bis fend Oh
Intaon perfect bes though brahrs The same atmospheric
poison IS himself and TIA. tbs exception tie compliant doe
to PLANTATION BITTBRS.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
ECONOMICAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co
OF PROVIDENCE 4. l.
CASH ASSETS NEARLY oSR MILLION DOLLAR

CASH ASSETS NEARLY OSB MILLION DOLLARS.
enprns Compab. has entirely loose from the Oh fashioned
requirements with Life Companies sai issues
policies ss follows:
1t Positively non.forfiabe sHer only ANIMAL premium.
2i No charge O the lives Of females
Of the Amy AM Navy
4h Pree permits t foreign counties whenever the nsuIel
desire
This Company number. h Board Of Directors Of the
proHe sul wealthy chrn. Of the United States whose
guarantee Of good Management Of It's Agsi AID justice to The In
cured,
NsjorGen ANBRO5R BURvsIDB Governor of Rhode Island.
Hon. WA. sPRAGUR u. 8 senstor from Rhode IdAnt
Hon. HENRY b. ANTHONY, 4. D. Senator non llos IsAnL
JOHN CARTER BROWN ESQ OF Brown Ives
Earl. 7. MASON esq OF Providence H. l.
The Branch OLe VI the COnpAay the City Of heEio located
at
No 157 BROADWAY,
Where Information be obtained in % to tie varied !sbs'
Of Life Insurance
SIMON s. BUCKLIS President
G. g. MCKNIGHT, Nice-Presdent
WM. Y. POTTER, soceAry.
W. T. oKlB, General Agent for Eastern n. Y.
Liberal Arrangements made With good parte, canvass
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
IAnnsunoerenu
BURYErT's CoLoGNE-Best in America.

THERE is COOP AUTHORITY FOR STATING
THAT IN THIS COUNTRY pEa OF Coz.
suyPrIos NpEEp FATAL HAS THIS Dis
xAsE BECOME THAT IT scouRoH OF THE
RACE AND rEr IN rHH PULMONARY Con-
PLANTS NAY BIZ READILY REsoRTSa PROMPTLY TO
THE On JANE WHICH sooTnEs AND STRENGTH
Ky, rs BRONCHIAL TUBES I.rIys
THEN AND mFURrrrra I1EA CERTAIN ErzrDr
roe CousHs Colds WHICH, IRTT 10 IHEAELE TAr
suEs1rr BRING on PULMONARY COMPLAINTS, CURES BaOs
ouirIs DIRECTIONS sRiorrI
FOLLOWED Ir IA. MAINTAINED CURATIVE ToH
OVER QUARTER THOsR WHO ARE THRRATEsED
WITH Luss psEAsss BRONCHITIS Oh
ASTHMA WILL THH STANDARD REMEDY TRIAL IHkI
WILL szyKs nHssEr II. SOLD rvEHrvHERA
Now 1S TIE TIME.-IIaving passed safely
through the ps Of the storm ,ndur the blows OF TeInan
Msrcb equanity the 'eason to select spng hat
To per.rn duty pleasantly and s,Isfseoh you should visit
KSoxs establishment No az Broadway corner oil Fs'onst LIS
Spring o. yle Of geatlenen's hats Is lesuty.
FoR Morn PATCHES, FREC1LEs, and TAN
p9ne lsreiy fr removing brown discooraon u Pro
pared ory By PERRT Dermasosi ~ Bond st. NeSfok
Sold By Druggists everywhere
A. A. HAYES, NJ. d., State Assayer of Mas
saease, HUE soLiS HsIR EEaEwEs an @ en
T,,on e. % oa. oSoI @ sh hair sasn Is. gray
'eS'o'iHb VIZ ""e"-~- O'O' " Wv - -tf1
HIN. SourRE's, % Futon-st., New York, is
the tes pice reliable WkTCHE hne DSoSps eooe JkW
KLKY ESCLIsH SiiyERwAHE Diamonds s2ceAJ'
RUPTUREs.
Por Rrss with MORE sEKs and than other
o RIGGS, 2 Barclay.
Strangers in nGotham,--Angell's Turkish Baths,
LeIaStOn zSh, remarkably refreshing Near pne hotels
PHRFNoLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS daily at 3o9
Brosjway showing talents defects aai Iet 1rs-ss Pon.c oai
WIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY cures
Coughs, Colds and Consumption.
For a stylish and elegant Hat, go to
EsPEssCHED, Mauufactarer lS Nassau u-st .
PERUVIAN SYRUP Gan Iron Tonic makes the
weak
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01

PERUVIAN SYRUP (an Iron Tonic makes the
weak strong.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01

For a stylish and elegant HAT, go to
EsPgssCHEID, Mauuiactgrer liS Eass,u-st. .
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01

WIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY cures
Coughs Colds, and Consumption.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26
EDUCATIONAL.

r OUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY,
lNAME CaANdED FROM LOUISIANA sTAT1
SEMINARY
BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA
Founded and Supported by tho State
of Louisiana.
NINTH SESSION.
Now il progress. will close last Wedneso;: IN June
1870. The oext session will begin first Monday in
September next. and.uill continue ten montnA
ACADEMIC BOARD
Consists Of full corps Of able Instructors in ~
branches of Literature and Science usually taugh'
n the best colleges and universities
COURSE OF STUDY
Emnracas a Preparatory and Academic Department
including a Literary. Scientific and Optional Course,
Special Sch Dol OF Civil Engineering and a Com
merc4il School
LIBRARY. APPARATUS AND CABINETS,
Well selected and valuable. The Geological! ana
Neurological Cabinets, etc. the largest and most
complete IN the south the o coz
and the Cabinets of the Typographical. Geological
and Botanical Survey OF louisiana
ADMISSION
Granted to Cadets not under fifteen years Of ago
who know Arithmetic, English Grammar and (leog
raphy. -
OF every kind, except clothing, for ten months
$3.50; 500 payable in advance, balance February
or by accepted draft at eight per cent for ninety
days. Payments may be made through the Cana.
Cadets received at any time during the session
and charged from date of entrance.
DISCIPLINE,
Military with daily drill battery Of four gum
will afford facilities for instruction LII artillery
Uniform of Cadets-Cadet-grey cloth, to be had at
the Institution at cost Of twenty-five dollars PEE
suit.
For further information. address
.. f. BOYD, Superintendent,
Baton Rouge louisiana
MAY I, 1910.
Office Of the University in New Orleans. at SwSz'
brick l. Co.'S 50 Camp street.
until the rebuilding of tho College edince lately
destroyed by FIRE, near Alexandra. tho Institution
IL temporarily located at Baton Rouge IN tneDee!
and Dumb Asylum. Location very healthy, md 81
oomnodAtio1s anpleCfee largo number Of CoAeeA
Number this soosiea ~ hundred ana soveaeyS
ny11 III