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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06

DFCISIONS-NARCH4.

Supreme Court-Ctdmbes-B Judge Barnard.
at American Exchange Naonal Bankhoton granted
reference ordered Lindsay tgi BlnOre-Mouoa Ienol
.SupGiOr CDuri-GenerGt Jcm.-OpiniOns by Judge
Mone-Roswe D. Hatch. Executor &C. sgt John b. f"gry im-
peaed kcJugmsnt au4 trial ordered with costs % az
nent abide smnel 2. KNAPP H. at A. ron Amysr ct
aJudgnent reversed and i ole With costs to Appellant 10
abide event. ,-,,
b Judge JoncsAn Interesting Oues0n OF facac--Anon h.s
sgt Nathan Iibb1ls.-Jngment ahnncL
~ Judges Monen and Munnaeph Tandg 81 a. sgt Jnhns
Of l 100 order and tuterV a. SPECIAL
allowing aunfn u afculaHts palueL BY me
deenaut the pntuo so OF opposing tie motion and on The
Of Il he the anrnai
Guly received by paatfs attorney ald he g costs
paid received By him o. h sane t,r The pltuu
attorney served the d nas 1o-ny with rep 70 ne neN matter
frsuie Theeuron he a 81 ln acton
Who hat cen previously appointed and
The submitted BIS dec'l te Zh " jay 'I
Within sowel by aw the plaintiffs attorney served roac' ~
appeal the upon the ds'eufants aion ogt roa a
Ike H0re lpOn the t'rA Of the Court I'D
the appeal tFo grourd: That e plant
bad ws.ye The h. 20 appeal by accepting ne costs OF me o on ne
"a ue o fery aupt UPON tie Ck Of TIE Court Tie
appeal 5 dismissed upon he tn ground.
Common Picqs-SpcriGl Jam-By Judge Robin
JsN.-Noon GrsnteL Botcrson AL hhearnAl-
Orler granted reducing bail
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LECTURES. MEETINGS, ETC.

The Rev. DR.. Osgood delivered the first Of
OF Leuten lectures 10 young people, in ST. Luxe
Church, HudsOn-st, last night, the conduct OF Le'
The Tammany Democrats Of the Seven
teenth Ward met yesterday at No. 4 81. Marksplace
discussed the details OF reception TO be rendered 10
Senator CreaIner next MONTH and raised 81 800 for this
purpose.
The Rev. j. 7. Duryea, D. D., pastor Of the
Classonave. Presbyterian Church. Brooklyn, preached
yesterday Ascetc Duties" in which he main
tanned ut 10 drink wine in moderation is not in ltsei
bad tEne all and that the question OF total abstinence
Is entirely one Of eIpedieney.
In response TO an appeal by the Consul
General Of Switzerland, at Washington, the New-YOrk
"Gweti" Association met at No. 10 stantOn-s yester
day and organized aid Society for the relief of Swiss
residents In Paris, who have suffered from the war. r.
Ixtorf was chosen Chairman, and Committee OF
was appointed TO receive subscriptions.
The New-YOrk Children's Sunday-school and
Mission Society took possession Of their new chapel No.
647 East sixteenthst, yesterday afternoon The room
has been recently reted and neatly furnished at cost
OF ABOUT 900 Appropriate addresses were made by the
rev, :. o. Wits the Rev John McAllster, and others
beers 200 children and teachers The officers are Thos
sarne' SUPERINTENDENT and Thos. Herring, Secretary.
The German American Teachers Union met
Saturday at the steuben House. and elected the follow
| ing officers President, W. stahl OF New-York; Vice
President Henry Paul. Of Newark Corresnond,pg secro
tary, d. Thnrm o. Wiamsburgh, n. Y; recording Sec
IetaLS, y, Ts ~ Ne~ ORR Treasurer Mr. Rselt
catonal matters TO promote German institntions mar
ners aud morality, aud to aid teachers
Among the passengers by the shin Golcoudo
which arrived from Liberia about two weeks ago was
the Rev. Jacob W. Van Brunn OF the eh,etsin AZ
the Bassa tribe. 100 200 In number habit srin NJ
land miles in length along the west Of Africa
bordering upon IAeera as van Brann visits this
number of the youns men Of his land 70 the Christian
large last evening, iii the Shiloh Presbyt
Church.
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THE COURTS.
THE COURTS FOE MARCH

In the Supreme Court, Judge Sutherland
will hold Part Of the Circuit and Judge Van Brunt Of
the Common Pleas IA assigned 10 Part H. Judge Carozo
will hold the Chambers branch. and judy Brady the
Special Term.
In the Superior Court there win be no Ta Terms,
account OF repairs until March 20, when they win he
held by ChefJustice Barbour Part ~ andJudge spcn-
Ger part IL. The General Term will he held by JUS
tees Mcneil McCnn, aud spencer. and Judge Jones
will sit I'm Special Term. In the Court Of Common Pleas
the General Term will be held by ChcfJustlce DAILY and
Judges Larrcmore and j. +. Day. Judge Loew viii cit
in Special Term trial Of issues Of fact Part of the
Trial Terms will be held In the usually occupied 10y
Part H. on of the repairs. Part H. s adjourned.
The assignment OF Justices OF the Marine Court for
March ia n follows General Tern, CbieiJ lsce Akcr
and Curtis and Shea j. j. Trial Term Part H. Gross, j.,
Part H. Curtis j. Part Ill, Joachnsen j.; Chambers,
JOachimSen, j.
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Wish morn you reader that Dr. Wonderful other
nan discovered remedy that Consumption, when the Ian
are bal, eousumen short viii all diseases whether Of mind body
or estate live forever and leave death play FOR want Of
work degul 70 make SnnnAy spbee blsu Paradise
Heaven itself shall be bat show lol have hesri enoU
ofth kim hublggery Bat when tell that
tatsrrh In the II
llt which shoussls testify will $500 Re
ward hlet giving aud other
information selt free any aiiresA This remedy Is
SOLD RY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL PARTS OF THR WORLD.
Price By mall postpaid. receipt Of
dollar Beware Of eouners and worthless
iaon, that STAMP which l. positive Of
commences the outside wrapper Remember that this
the United States expressly stamping
M medicine. pors Hgme address and the words T.
ergrtyc aud need be
Don't he svinde by travellers and others representing themselves
ouy living that has the knowledge ans right
the Dr. Sagrs Caah Remedy and
travel ~ ssll this medaR AZ V. PIERCE, ~ d.,
lSi seneca st., Buffalo ~ Y.
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CIVIL NOTES.

Surrogate Hutchings admitted to probate,
last week the wills OF William Barnes, syvanns \.
Ward Margaret MeManu. Gerhard Eilerman, James W
Scott Hiram walbridge, Ludwig Schuler, John PncL
ney, John 3. Dieh William b. Watklns hooet me'ary'
and Charlotte Pine.
The following were adjudicated bankrupts
during the past week; Patrick Mullen, Adehed Seer
burger and the Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad
Company. James Strong hled voluntary petition, ana
John Savage and Pierre Girsud received discharges
In bankruptcy.
by order of the Conrt new Supreme
Court General Term Calendar will be made up for April.
Noes OF issue In all must he filed with tho Csrk
Gn ahys before The first Tnesday OF April next, Oid
hnoers on the January and February calendars must
Ne stated on the note Of issue
IN The Marine Court. before Judge Gross,
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nEFRAuDINa ARANK.

WIN. II. Figney and Barton NJ. Johnson, les
sees OF the warehouse No. Soonest committed 10
the Tombs on Saturday by Justice Hogan on charge
Of being concerned In fraud the Loaners Bank ~
this city Dorr Russell President Of the bank, testified
that Kellogg H. LOOMS borrowed from the bank 1000
IN 200 barrels of -four stored in me warehouse Of the
prisoners who agreed that the flour should not pass
from their custody until the loan repaid. Neverthe
less they allowed the -four to he disposed OF by LOomi
who has disappeared, and the loan unpaid IL II be-
lieved mat Others have been yictmlzed a similar
ner Johnson was recently concerned with man named
Rradev In stolen bond transaction but turned states
evidence and was released while Bradley sentenced
In II 70 years Imprisonment.
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NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY MARCH g. 1871.
John Murphy brought suit Saturday against Charles
G. Hudson. Plaintiff and defendant both sea cap

G.. Hudson. Plaintiff and defendant arc both sea cap
tans. The former had license recognized In Liverpool
and the latter had not They agreed, accordingly thnt
plaintiffs name should appear on the rec0r OF inc g
Anna NJ. Young master "a get her cleaiahoe DHt
tn1t on the voyage the defendant shoul nc "ctbai
master and the plaintiff acting mate. When hey rrrhea
~. ThOmas defendant had himself ndOrsod az master ~
that port, and then would recognize plaintH only as
passenger. A quarrel ensuing blows were struch, ana
plaintiff was put in irons He now brings the SUIT on
account Of injuries received. Decision reserved
Surrogate Vccdcr of Kings County admitted
10 probate last week, the wills OF Peter KRAFT o. new
Lots Tlos r. Appcby George Wlntcrson, Walter Valen-
tine Abigail Bacon Ann McCarty, james l.. Tobey' and
Charles Hoyt all OF Brooklyn. Letters Of Administration
we're granted on the estates OF Th0mas Eyens ~ New
IOts, Catherine Witpen, Joseph Brown, stephen LOln
GER Duncan McCnriindale, Arabella W. sherman, aud
James COogan, all ~ Brooklyn. Letters OF Guardan-
shin of the person and estate Of Thomas Addison were
granted to Mary T. Raymond OF Henry J.. NiVen and
John l.. Wiipeu 90 Louis Sandhausen; OF Eleanor u.
liuse MAY II. Iuse ana Josephine Huse 10 NARY T. H.
Huse, their mother Of Jane Ann uIy ana jaime Dhy
10 Catherine Shields; OF Jesse Ford 10 james Is fo; o.
Richard Rvcrs and Adde Byers 10 Horace t,ia'r,' OF
Tnos. II. McD0uough aud VIM L. boDonOush 10 Jane
NJ. smith. All of brooklyn.
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.cpTs,ryAL COURTS.

At the jefferson Market Police Court, John Law
@ vas couuie erll- eh-rss q fr ag mo he s9'e o.
svnIng Roswell Chamberlain Of 10. S9 G IllHyhni cut Of
81
A. the Essex Market Police Court, Daniel DOOley
mi ssa Co. loo were oouu ud. ysterly change n hskng
n.o Wun d. Forcraus store, - foUrh Daniel Dough
erty Cornelius Ot0nrur Committed 10 Assault
ing OGcer Felix Acl,Ihams Of the kshcentl Free net
Patrolman Joseph Matthias Of tho FOurth Pre-
cuo, who dubbed Rouuman Peter Me severely few DAYS fgo
la waived an examination sud all be me in the Cou Of General See.
sious.
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, COLLECTORS sURErEs SUED.

In the United States District Court, on Sat
urday an action was begun against Augustus schell
Charles Deylin, Edwin Crosswell Stephen p. Russell
and A. Mills to recover $4,000 on bond for Morgan L.
Harris ex Collector Of the Seventh Internal Revenue
District IL alleged that Harris caused lose to the
Government OF S2iO0G by accepting worthless bonds Tor
the removal of l2OOl7 gallons OF whisky.
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lAIHoun snhl
lAaHoauceHshnl
BuRNETT'S COOKING EXTRACTS are the best

SOMETIMES A COLD WILL NOT YIELD TO Or
pS,Hr HIsEprr. nscsUss IULsss,roS
DELICATE iruSo OF TIE We
BEn.rus LUyGs TINS OBsnrcTIoy PRO
DUcrs soEESFs noaRsESrss COUCH, DEDcuLTT ~
HurAraryG HEc7o FEvgR sPTsd OF ntooo NAr7ER OR
rtez uSALLr rxHLcsrsG OF rHE rATiEsr AD
DEVELOPING DR JAMES EIrtcroRASf
sxIpoz PANS TO THE LusGs
o. AL oBSrRucrNo S.rTER, nEALISo ALL soEzSEs%
PIHusY AsrasA AND BRoScHnp CURED III rns
,rlNpmo KHnsDI isD rnE RErUr.rios zMSrhSEo yoA
ovra rssrr YnKs ArroaD, the
KsEErwHKEE
TIE MuTOT GoLD JEwELRY COMPANY will
oln tber place Of business temporarily a. 1l BrotdH "fsEp1
Hrh The guarantee their goods N wear :. ven as goI 800 az
their and stand the tests " se strongest - my
them goli
COMPANY VII adopt tie popular one Dollar Fn A %
an, sr.c In their or. tor each The clm 10 have s hr as
md M dps g., Of JEVsLRY that al made Of lie
Snow Roo.,. 81 BRo.DVAr,
Opposite hstorplsfs.
Rruov,L.-Wi!lard Harvey, dealer inimportod
Papers 1vles TAea AL ,orag run 10 Ioidssy
- ~ frA4ALu-st Ser-iofA
II. y. SoUmE's, o. Fulton-st., Ncw-York, is
sce tuy rrrale WATCHES fH@ pssoSns choice JEw
"NENTILATING.n
b. H. A. Cores Co.. ~ Broadway. NeNfors
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HEALTH. BEAUTY!
Strong, Pure and Rich Blood, IncreaSe Of Flesh AID
Weight Clear skin and Beautiful Complexion through
DIR. RAILWAYS
SllSAPiaILLIhy RESlbVEII'

Every drop ofbe sarpar,n Resorent communicate through thu
Blood other fluids and ucs the system tue fgof
life FOR 81 the body and sound matenA
scroua Consumption Ganduar Dase JceI n lie Throat hou
Tun r Glands, other OF tie Sore bs
Srlmorou schrgrs from forms Of Skin Ds
t Eru9ons Head Arg Worn, salt Rheum
Err,oess Acne Spots the Flesh, Tumor. Caaee
the Womb all Weaken1g and Painful Discharges Night h"sS
Sperm and all Of e Lle Principle are Niih 10
curative range Modern ChniS and ea dss uss
s prove sDy person for either Of these forms Of disease "
tue patient daily becoming duotd "
The decomposition that continually progrrssg succeeds 10
arsng and repairs the with maiefa. made s
healthy blood Ssrsapansn will ani does 10
certain; Tor this remedy is work Of puntatos
u diminishing the Of wastes val be RAPID
cod patient viii Eel himself growing better aud stronger
dgeSag better peute Improving and nesh and "gh' -
crssrg -. -,
Not does the SARSAPARLLIAN RESoLvEHr ereel all rovh
remedial Of Chronic scr1uou,C nat tuuona aid SAs
only positive fr Adna Bladder, UInsfi
disease Gravel Diabetes Dps sog2ge Of Wa'sr lneon
Thence Of Urine Brght Ahumnnua d al Hl.s
hee bnckust depo. the ihcs cloudy mid VIZ
substance While threads like white III or tlse
morbid bilious appearance sui Nhe tolea aepos arc
picng burning Wien passing Nassf aaa p~S
n the Small Of the Bsea along nr Ions
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HOME NEWS.
THR WEATHER
,,o,,trpNT ARRIVALS.


c, Nicholas Hotel-Gov. English Of Connect
- ;he Hon James H. Wilson, and the Hon Grcnville NJ
D"dee of Iowa, and Dr. O. w Lawrence OF htHsnsas'
D"'- Srevoort UouscTbe Hon. II. W. Gooch OF Massi-
,,sotts - Clarendon Hoel-Mr and Mrs. scot-sld-
~. AIbemare lIote-P. Dies de Rivera 81 the
uo, ri IA ogsfIoH Hoffman HOusc-Thc Hon. Fran
Sls Keenan, OF Utica Col W. :. Church Of Albany, and
Col II " Latham ~ Texas. -= Aston HOusc-6en. j.
osbe Coombs and Edwin H. stanton OF Washington, and
Duucan Bell Of Montreal. $3.50 Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Ross Browne late IT, = Mlnls'er u" nina, ~ COu
of syracuse the Hon. Smith Nj. Weed OF PattsburVh.
n Y, and John Dun Of Boston. - Westminster Hotel
Il r. Minola of the Gillian Legation. -= Senator
O. f. stearns and wife OF Minnesota al No. ~ VIII
s0n-st, Brooklyn, T. d.
DEPARTURES
Tho japanese who were stopping At the 81. Nicholas
Hotel have all left the city The Prince and suite sac
for Europe Saturday aud the japanese Minister le
for Boston Yesterday.
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Liberal 'rrr rru eut' nsie With cool parties TO canv'''
THE MILTON GOLD JEWELRI

". L OKlE, General Agent for F,'tera Y. Y.
Liberal ,rrr eut, rn,ac With cool p,rts, to
THE MILTON GOLD JEWELRI
ANSWERS EVERY PURPOSE or PURE
GOLD, EXCEPT N VALUE.
m e,oapanv ararte their good, 70 COLL AMI
was sci,. They
OF er w. rlcep 6yh The COMPANY Ga ren or ,iir
Isl 8oNsy opposite Aorpa FOR the purpose Of introducing
g. TIE Agent 10 America for tie Milton God Jevey vi. adopt
THE POPULAR; ONE DOLLAR PLAN
Zoe - s' y, Us % m S -r Gucr % Ie, .
h an immense ale in Rrni AMI France and by the ,roc
sod nobility Of faot sd = at tg tbe pe Of he Gob Jew
cir that pa heretoor" been The e are of tho most
patterns and Of the YER latest e some Of them beautifully
si,is.is., ~. I,Ii.s. r Gent pm Rl@. So. Iss,.
P. si Est;r .it stris , ys U.s. Ib g., ~, 81
negotiating or bltng Union ~hers sJ aeud to opea
THE SfToS GOLD JgwFiY - ,oa or four y,,r 10 London
by many Of The fIng e,'ef' Of i civ for pu gold before tie
Eng.b Law mAilg oGcu,s sell
purchaser, could be deceived reference they buy
made o. he aon Gold TIE ONLY means by wh il en- be de,ects /,
By weight 50 it can be sen from th t, thai the acr must te
g We e. -''fei h-i de, .i ave The same ea'hcuou N the
'' TE co a rs OF Sf SRrS 9i' FOR Or one DOLLAR
s a,rS R.S ' ST6S GOLD J& Sg,P SS S6
A LBERT GATES formerly with II. Sails
DEALER IN nsa WATCHES JgwELEY, AND SnyERwARg
sperisl iueruoa - leranng bns Watches.
20 TO MACFARLANDs BOOKSTORE. No.
~ al Bo.d-,y Ts,ny thrd,t There ril lad
boehs day a. the STANDARD saoss
ri,h YsOsh. .ad Scotch ,ssoa-tI.
A HAIR, ELEGANT CLUSTER CURLS,
~ -; Chatsne. (Su length Of hsi. - 20, Two Switches
90 s ;, With osn har ia Importer. re. clAS v PECK
HEAT YOUR HOUSE! Save your Fucl!!-
S.Bd tor GIcnT, CAL AMI er.mus EDw iRDsS COMBINED
RANGE AND FURNACE 4si Bto,d~aJ. SANL. j. HOPKINS.
ZERO REFRIGERATOR.
~ Best in The Worid-Tr,d. .uppliel
A. LESLEY, 06 srhASs. s-ud for Book.
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Rruov,L.-Willard Harvey dealer in'mportod
Papers 1vile TAIeai AL ,oas rom " Ho'ds ~
3, ~ Ir44Alu-si., Aes.lork.
, 1871-05-18

An exchange states that come Iowa
regulators tried to make man confess
himself horse thief by hanging him, but
when they cut him down he had lost all
interest in the matter.
, 1871-05-18

The San Francisco Sugar Refinery has
added onc-halt cent per pound TO the
prices CT al grades Of full white sugars.
, 1871-05-18

Receiving no answer, she Looked up IN
some surprise; bis lordship was sound
asleep.
, 1871-05-18
Ballard Rifles.

Of. GERRISH & co. HAVE JUST
We Received an invoice Of Ballard Breech-load-
ing Rides which they oer for sale at reduced rates
&c GA9 see them. 1911
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DnmenfIC Annira.

The Legislature of West Virginia votes
for United States Senator tomorrow.
An effort to have the Territory of New
Mexico admitted into the Union as State
will be made during the week.
The funeral of the late George Ticknor
took place from his residence in Boston on
Saturday, attended only by his near relatives.
The apothecaries of Boston are moving
to bring about such reforms in their calling
as will protect the public from being imposed
upon by incompetent druggists.
The latest news from the striking coal
miners is that many of them intend resum
ing work shortly, and that there is fair
prospect of speedy close to the strike.
General Sickles has given grand State
banquet to the Spanish Cabinet and Diplo-
matte Corps. 1t terminated by the conclusion
of an important negotiation between the
United States and Spain.
The boilers of the steamer w. r.. Arthur,
from New Orleans for Louisville, were
exploded on Saturday morning. when four
teen miles above Memphis, aud Immediately
took fire. About sixty lives are supposed to
have been lost.
Secretary Fish has received a telegram
from Mr.. Moran, Charge d'Affairs at London,
saying that all the Paris forts had capitulated,
and an armistice, by land aud sea, was signed
on Saturday evening, at eight o'clock, by Bis
marck and Fayre.
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FOREIGN Affairs.

Many of the French soldiers are flocking
towards the Swiss frontier.
The ultimatum of the French capitula-
tion rests with the National Assembly which
is to meet.
The italian Senate has Just voted in
favor of removing the capital of their country,
to Rome.
Switzerland has a force of thirty-fv
thousand men stationed on her frontier to
protect her neutrality.
General Bourbaki attempted to kill him
self after his defeat at Belfort, and his inju-
ries are so severe that his life is despaired of.
Bismarck denies that he has ever nego-
tiated for the restoration of the Bonapartes,
or that he intends to interfere in the domestic
affairs of France.
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EVENING TEIEGRAPH-PHnADEIPHA MONDAY JANUARY 3D.

curiostles at the Museum may be seen from
A. NJ. to 10 p. NJ.
AT THE AMERICAN a new programme will be
presented this evening, which will include
great number of interesting features.
AT THE ARCH STREET OPERA HOUSE
new burlesque by f. N. sloeum, entitled The
Great Citv; or, Across the Plains, will be per-
formed for the first time this evening.
THEODORE THokAs will give three grand
orchestral concerts at the Academy OF Music, on
Friday evening and Saturday afternoon aud
evening. Miss Anna Nehlig, the celebrated
pianist, will make her first appearance ia Phila-
delphia at these entertainments.
The ENGLISH OPERA-On Monday evening
next an English opera season of six nights and
Music. On Monday The Bohemian Girl will be
given; on Tuesday Martha, for the benefit of
the Treasurer, Mr. j. f. Zimmerman and Mr..
Charles Campbell, the Box Book-keeper of the
Academy; on Wednesday The Marriage Of
Figaro. for the benefit of Mrs. Seguin; on
Thursday TrOudtore, with Miss Emma Howson
as "Leonora;" on Friday Fidelio, for the first
time in this city in English, for the benefit of
Mr.. w. Castle; on Saturday afternoon OberOn;
and on Saturday evening Der FreischUtz The
sale of reserved seats will commence on We'd
nesdav at the music store of f. A. North & Co.,
No. 1926 Chestnut street.
OE THURSDAY EVENING next Professor
Rogers will deliver a lecture on ELECTRICITY"
at the hall in Merchantville, New Jersey. The
lecture will be illustrated by brilliant expert
ments, and will undoubtedly be exceedingly
interesting.
At THE ASSEMBLY BUILDING the double
headed girl and other curiosites will remain on
exhibition for few days longer.
RoTHERMELs s picture of THE Battle of Get
tysburg" is on exhibition, day and evening, at
No. 1908 Chestnut street.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
CITY Affairs.


The Finance Committee of Councils met
Oh Saturday night and agreed upon reporting
a bill creating loan of $500, 900 for the i'm
provement of Broad street.
-Michaels Kelly, aged 45 years, died on
Saturday night from injuries received by fall
ing down a fight of stairs at his residence
corner of Eighth and Lombard streets.
About half-past two o'clock yesterday
afternoon John Sykes, living at No. 1927
South Seventh street, while passing along
Delaware avenue, near Chestnut street, in
company with friend, was met by James
Dolan, when dispute arose in relation to q
dog, during which Dolan, it is alleged, fired
pistol, the shot taking effect in the right
leg of Sykes, causing slight wound, and
Dolan was arrested.
AS has been previously announced, the
body of James Haggerty, who was killed a
few days since in New York by William Var
ley, alias ''Reddy the Blacksmith arrived
in this city on Thursday night. Yesterday
the funeral took place from the residence of
the mother of the deceased Twenty third and
Filbert streets. Notwithstanding the in
clemency of the weather, the funeral cortege
was one of the largest ever seen in this city.
The corpse was neatly laid out in handsome
rosewood burial casket, and in q rich satin
shroud. Nearly one hundred carriages were
used to convey the mourners to the Cathedral
Cemetery, where the 1nterment took place.
Father Sharkey, of the Cathedral Chapel,
oficiated.
Yesterday morning between twelve and one
o'clock, while Jacob koos, who resides at No.
1884 Buttonwood street, was passing the cor
ner of Thirteenth and Buttonwood streets, on
the way to his home, he set upon by two
men and knocked down and stabbed in the
abdomen and groin, receiving four wounds
which will probably prove fatal He was
taken to his home and from thence to the
German Hospital, where he lay last evening
in very critical condition. Alderman Becker
was sent for yesterday and took the following
ante -mortem statement
"Jacob Roos says that he was born in Hesse
Darmstadi, Germany, and is twenty nine years of
age. On Saturday evening, between twelve ind
one O'Clock, January 20, 1871, whilst was passing
the corner OF Thirteenth and Caowhill button
wood street, / was attacked by two men and
stabbed by them. was stabbed about the abdomen,
from the effects OF which l really believe that my
life is in danger, and to the best OF my knowedge g
and belief think that Henry Welsh is one OF the
party that attacked me. Can't tell that their object
was TO rob me or not. JACOB RoOs.
"SWorn and subscribed to before me, this 29th day
OF January, 1871. WIN. p. BECKER, Alderman"
In consequence of this declaration, Welsh,
who resides at No. 1924 Whitehall street,
was arrested yesterday and committed to
await the result of Roos' injuries.