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A transfer of two regiments and n ba' Try Of
regular troops to Louisville, Kentucky looks
as though the Government meant to ,-.o-ce
order in that region.
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creatures, who advocate the continuance in
central localities of manure-heaps which poi
son the atmosphere, and who so about lcav-
ing bottled Death, unlabelod, in our chambers
without warning against his fatal powers.
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Mr. John L. GerOw, for many years Cashier
OF T TRIBUNE is agent in Philadelphia TO receive
advertisements and subscriptions His Office is at 40. ~
South Sixthst., LcdGer Building.
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The appropriations as finally passed by Con-
gress are published on another page. The
total amounts aggregate over $145,000,0OO.
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Advertisements for this weeks issue of THE
wKHKLI TRIBUNE mu be handed ToDuy. Price - per line
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go DOING There il an old sdago that half
SIS moro than tho WHOLE" and nowhere does
it apply with such force and pertinence al to
land-owne in the Great West.
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

Miss Julia DAILY has made her appearance A.
the'Iondon Adelpm, in Our Female American COUSIN
Mr.. Tom Taylor's new drama, Joan OF
Are" was announced for production a. tue Vuee"'
Theater on the 4th of March.
Mr.. Edmund Falconer has recovered from
his recent severe and dangerous Illness He received
complimentary benefit at Coyent Garden on the ioth "
February. Among the performers who gave ther '0a-
vices in this good cause Miss Nelson MISS ANY
sedgwick Miss Edith wynne MT and Mrs kousoy Ole
Herr ann Vein Mr. j. Il. blackstone, MT j. L. tooio,
Mir lanes Anderson Mr. Henry Neville, Mr. 4 SWIM
bourne Mr. Ryder, and Mr.. f. T. Addison
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NrBLO'S GARDEN.

It is intimated that the career of The
BLACK Crook" at Nibo's Garden will terminate cary "
the month of April when the spectacle will be conveyed
away TO the Philadelphia Academy OF Music. SimV'
stage viii then be occupied by the long promised fpcc
Gle presentation OF Richard Ill" The dresses TO 90
used in this piece said TO have cost hessr1 Jarre
and Palmer s25oO, in Manchester, Englsnd-Whenoe
they have been procured. The Black Crook continues
20 draw large companies OF spectators 10 Nbos Garden
and we presume that its last representations VIII D
attended numerodsy than any OF their predeo's
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THE COUNTS.

AN EXCELLENT FINALE TO PRIZE FIGHT
COLLINS AND EDWARDS SENT TO THE PENITEN-
TIARY.
The prize-fghters, Collins and Edwards, were
taken trial before Judge Bowling in the Court Of
Special Sessions, Saturday. Edward DelOgue, John
Madden, and James McKenna, kdrivers, testified TO
the circumstances of the recent fight at Rdgew0od Long
Island and Nicholas Younger, upon whose farm the ring
WAS pitched fully Identified the principals Detective
John Dunn of the Central Office testified the arrests
Al the conclusion OF the argument for the prisoners
Judge Bowling gave the following sentence:
Van have been tried for violation Of peo
te Of law to prevent and pgn prsehghng and the
, gnl such practices that which charged having
s In are calculated foster spirit Of enes and ysgabondsm
an Bopest living Il must be stopped That you
sests Of YevYork beyond al doubt aud therefore
ppg county and engaged In prregbt all the pre-
% az NJ wtseeond, umpires boihoter. spongers ard
arranged before yon left icn have been meae ana there
| sd bruised appearance here proof enough mind You
sev OF he w sustained The people on the City Of
Eew York your socusera Ibey y " yg' tn1.aEh me
I. This prIe6ghing must stops must sDa hgn. mere
And II will I cannot adopt the spggtshon ms1e by
@ 10 admit you bail Keep the peace for tie patent
bcre b no peace are at liberty fHle hghg
l. bTei Quf You sy was your trade ID hngan Ana mat
inv receives protects 80 long ss you benA'e
"a capno ourge And neither oa return 70 Elsald ~
he arrest thieves 'sghouds hnd ~ ~,
onG.een in prison No Sooner was un. .S On he tree,
eone e boy discussed .e ponts OF E9tAfl. ana NN -
uu AID that other II absolutely df.usung lou a. nv.
~ challenged an Iiau u he word ig BIN, cou' hol t
S rpy fhat NJ Superintendent 20 supertiend NJ hei.ol
ai oa % Si.t rs e eranpIe 81 YOU tie Court
M ne 700 such byw si wi Vi time tL'asl1'iJ
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disposition affairs and property Of the SAID '0P0'
pcSon~H tSrtSs y S prior 70 Of he Aforesaid vet
The Legislature The the Meihods, Book Concern sppc
such agents were aUtoS h real s.'.,, Il u for :s
Racs' such agency mssa A' Book concsn in The
I S'T1O A., 1 sSSnd A ssea. Il he Book n censs
continued such Agent S The pI IS snG h IhS so 2 Ss
M act Of Intervention the Thomas Carlton nd this deponent
Agents re nd , s fi 1Gs' s personal rope
or the said Of former Agents became the property "
pponnt further saws that purpose administering the trust
S 80 held S or standing in the agents agents
Of 3 soS cSns Ra So aIS Of 3 % cncn n paau
check books bank books sud vouchers from lS6 TO the
Of them entirely under the control Of bis p gbt
have ana examine such books but such request, % s de-
been compiled with and by reason thereof th y re-
Ssied be prevented from wholly dshargng his S9e
Sworn to before me- May TO- 1911 I'D Cunning, Notary P0Sae
A CARD FROM JUDGE REYNOLDS.
To the Editor Of The Tribune
SIR; 1t is very distasteful to me to be asking
the attention of your readers to personal matters pusa
paragraph In your paper this morning. III reatoh " 'o
meeting OF the Methodist Book C0mmlttee contains
repettion OF msstatement which would seem 10 nave
boen sufficiently exploded hut which, from its continued
reteraton seems designed TO produce some specific Ell
feet II is said Judge Reynolds counsel for DIT Lana
han demanded that either the three experts proposed
he approved by the Committee that ho be permitted
10 choose two out of three experts whoever they might
be-"
There is no sembance OF truth i'm any part OF this as
serton IL was not demanded that any experts should
be approved by the Committee we're any proposed
on beidr Of D LdnGhon. hut three were appointed by
the Committee aud their submitted to me for APP
pToyal, which approval was given IN manner iuy eA
planed in a former communication.
never asked to choose two ont of three experts,
and so utterly groundess is the statement to that eject
that the wonder is how it frequently gets into print
II is not long 1t appeared in The Ohrsf'an
Advocate.
After the Committee had adjourned, DR.. Lanahan pro
posed to Dr. Carlton to be permitted 10 name one out OF
The three experts, who were to be quietly set at
work by DR.. Carlton. hut Dr. c. refused 10 allow the
request After that the counsel for Dr. L. proposed to
add ro to the three named by Carlton, and that request
was likewise met by refusal, cOuched in acrimonious
terms. go
should not have asked for space TO say even this
much but from sense of duty to Dr. Lanahan.
Net0- York. May a. 1871. g. O. RhfNOLDs'
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Tn the limited States Circuit Court, on Sat-
CRIMINAL COURTS.

Thirty of the policy-shop keepers arrested on Fri
dav being unaLe bail still confined in the Tombs
Edward l.. Sears. editor of The Quarterly Rer7ep,
who r,s charged br Mrs Margaret OKee distant relative with hAy
ing her held Saturday In *o bail
10 awai, q trial at Court OF General sessions
SAT the Essex Market Police Court, Patrick Tuomey
was committed YESTERDAY stahg Joseph Barton Of Mo- udor
It. in the abdomen table ok. John Cough Tor breang mo
Carr house III Twchst ard stealing clothing
IN "a smith for stealing hss worth $40 from the store oil md
lev Son. at No. 500 Gran-TL
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Justice
Margaret eey and her John @ s'eeng ron
John Murana fellow tenant at No 3 Cheys 80 when ne rsn
ye 10 send for hi. children who Ireland The
money bed in the prisoners uoe Do"ng MS
charged 10 soners yesterday from the Workhouse BekHes
Island
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
Charles summons West PoryunthJ and william GINNING
han Of NO a Revnthave charged with attempting 10 engage
In pr e fight placed under ~ 900 bonds TO Keep the peace
The men mai quarrel the previous day and agreed 70
due pugistc form About so No. {e'trlay
ter friends ring the yar Of the metropolitan Gas Co
ors At and and Simmons and Canning
ham having stripped approved bruser fashion, about to enter INC
Ocer Daniel Faner Of the twentieth fechc' came
into the yard and arrested both
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SHIPPING INTELLIGE NCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK..

PORT OF NEW YORK. MAY "a
CLEARED.
Dr) Watson Liverpool Charles q Franckn
Steamship ssdgwick Ellis Galveston and Key Wes c. H. Nal
steamship Ashland Moore FernaDdin. Jas. Hand.
Steamship San salvador Nckerson savannah W Garrison
ss%D a sS Pdn sd sS s %snsc
steamship 1nhaG e S3rG %aas. P R.SsI ob sI G
steamship MOntgome FairclSth Savannah Robert Lowden GA
steamship Wysnoke Browne Richmond C Point aud Sook Old
D Steamship Neptune Baker, Boston II. Dmoct
steamship Pa6 Kee Cooper Hamilton, Bermua Harvey
steamship Benecor Jones Wilmington, N c. Lohla steamship
'Ste,m,lp John Gibson Winters Georsown C. Geo B. Merek
steamship Volunteer Pdelphis Lolnrd steamship Co
s sissnP R.td SA %si Soi P FGT1sSn
steamship Acu,hnet Rector SewBelfOri Fsrguson Wool
Ship Feeiw9g ThaIhe. s'H FnassSo D. Su H.cv. ~
S GsaI a. g. ScSss CORR Falmouth orders. w,n
Barn Rival tBi Taylor Plymouth for ORDER; Geo Buy
BT EssSS n snsn Or pcu Bu
BTs Bret ga Lay'EsS paon SS esS Hn Co.
Bari Honduras Br sutton, CarihssnA AAr'se aud Lssh0n
Brig shamrock Leighton, nsr,ein,, Simpson c'pP.
Brig D. $ SOTs or Sis MI IL g soS q
Rs n I pr GI1 Ponce T. S %iGeh,, aoS, Tosn'
seir Psmp,ro iBr)' 81 John B, Hensy P.risr;
sc 5 CS sn sSS G, y ES R,a1 S sSb
schr Isle scu. YorktOsa Va. oerson HA~Ia.
SeSI 3 n b Sf sstm %s' plh rsdsp~'
sehr. Nellie Rich Rich welfeet
c E sf PPm In ' @, P1 y r dsi~ s S
sehr. Carlton (jrj Albury Nassau y r. Mcneil BaH0r
schr. Ella, Montgomery, Jacksonville ". RAY
Sohr. David Nichols Wymah Wilmington ~ &, G. Load 20
Sehr John A. Grimm Poster Wilmington c. Evans Ball Co.
Sehf Paragon. Nelson, Baltimore. W. lhameA
Scbr. WIN. GRAY, Allen. UHcasVIle
sehL Prank TIest Baker Bangor. b. j. Weinberg
sebE q. stAnd Pa MddlstoNn, Conn, ". Chalmers
ARRIVED.
Steamship Desn f Laird Glasgow Nay H. and Neville ttb with
mdst. aui Jl5 pass Henderson Dros.
steamship Mississippi Henry New OfeAns May 90 sh Indse ana
pas. 10 FTeiehck Biler
Ship Abefteea (o John n Reyno, Manila jan with Hde
Bark Wend o. G Y0geank IIaqle. lE diys, With nitrate Of
soda
BARI Mu orl H.Hsoa Shields March H. and 90 days from Dover
Nh mlse.
Bfl Inaar tSorl Mochehost Havana 10 daJs With sugar
Bari Rluf (Dsn) Valentine. IUff Pch Nlt niss.
BlrA PAa toi Belize. oHli Bi. aem. uOsi - Oars With
igk SyV1. fgbLer aud
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY, MAY %.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

From sAvAYSAH-In steamship Gen. Barne. May @-J
IT, eood spd wife H. Nichols j. H. Gradae, Mss LINE Miller
Mrs Beeknsu BeekmaB, w. Turner ard wife Mis- war
vrk Ms Skiimore and child Mrs J. T. WarsSck MrA H. W.
RoGaie and children Donovan Spencer G. W. keey and
wife Mrs Bondv Mrs g. g. spieee snd child Miss Css5o Pret
Gullynp W. Vail and wife Mr. j. w. Ns Miss T. Howe, Ms
stone c. A. Norton wife r. Jones Jones w Jones, Geo
Miller Knhtshek d. r. Richards y. Muhbaok Jno sherlock O.
Delyees g. McClnOck, A Goeho Jno Wolburn
" H. Stems W Conery, A. Durkee and ~ storage. 49, 49, -
NEW -ORLRAkS-n steamship Mississippi, May Nv T.
William, and wife Yogh A. Stern Cha, Agune. Rcbsra Lae
Can't Austin Master A. Austin, mes Sanford H. Gos.engu Miss
Mamie ranwel Miss Eseo williams, James Mybnck hss Mary
srton Mn. McReough chii Miss Ho Williams Mi. Amelia
Williams Mr. fenner Mrs Fener Lawrence Williams Arthur
child Nj IS Lord Frank Sraout Miss GerHle Wm ana servant
Miss Mile Singleton John Wilde, Miss MARY woodland, Jsme r.
End SOFT the steersge.
PROM GLASGOw-Iu steamship Dacien May Jcn Clark Lnd
I'M
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Saturday, May q, 1871.
There were no public transactions at the Ex-
change to-day and business was generally quiet For
the coming week there will be no important sales. At
the Exchange Messrs. T.. II. Ludlow Co. will sell. on
Tuesday, &c lots located Avenue A. East Eightieth
and East Eighty frssts. The remainder OF transactions
announced OF legal character and generally OF
an unimportant character. The eosngout sale Of the
Dyckman estate announced for June attracts general
attention. and will he the feature OF the month About
300 lots will be Sold all OF which arc located on high
ground Broadway and contiguous streets ana avenues
The sale will be absolute
sales OF suburban property announced for the week
are quite numerous, and much interest is felt in the
suit Messrs. A. ID. Mellck, jr Bro VIII hold on Tues
day continuation sale OF Rutherfurd Park lots belong
last week attracted the largest attendance ever brought
together at sale in New Jersey, and purchases were
this city The property be sold Oh Tuesday Is very de
srable As this Is the Last chance that purchasers wiz
tendance and active bidding may be expected. Ruther-
furd Park OF the most accessible OF the suburban
towns I'm the vicinity New York and offers great at
fractions persons desiring elegant homes at reason
BILE special train will leave Chamber. 4, ana
Twenty hrst Erie Railway satonsl on day Vi sane at
Hl "a. M, and return after the el3se OF she. all, .,
Staten Island ON Wednesday, when they Will offer $50 lots
at Richmond Park, NewDOrp station TIE property Is
located on the Richmond Road aDS1 nw es @ ia
ready for immediate and all are iinely located
substantial lunch including roa5Ga OK w DC o seved
MeSsrs Anthony J. Blee6ker Son & Co. will hold an
imperfant sale at Whltestone L. L. on Thursday when
$50 building lots, including IS newly finished cottages
within rs minutes walk OF the railway station will be
sod In addition the railroad there Is communication
with Npw-YOrk twice daily by steamboat; special
train will Hunters Point at III O'Clock on day OF
sale ~, ,,,,,, a
A closing ont sale OF lots and plots the Wilisst
tract Paterson NJ j. will be held on Monday at p m
The sale IL absolute in every respect. .
on Saturday, June 3, sherfs SAFE OF 4oo lVts Az
Maaroneck at the station, will be sold by order OF me
supreme Court under foreclosure or mortgages ne
sale will he absolute. The property - very despe ~
persons uf moderate means and this VIII DC an uu'u
favorable opportunity to purchase Tne terms aie ~
ner cent on day sale, and the balance IN 20 days
The NewJerscy Railroad and Transportation COMPANY
have purchased plot OF ground on south Ihlrdst near
| Grove-st., Jersey City, at 100000
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
RASE-RALI..

TIE FINEST CONTEST OF THE SEASON.
A more gratifed assemblage never left a ball
ground than crowd of 1900 who present at the
match between the professional clubs of Boston and
Washington on the Union Grounds last Saturday, the
display proving to be the finest exhibition OF ball playing
wnessedin this vicinity The contest was especially
exciting toward the close and the result afforded another
striking Illustration OF the uncertainties OF the game
for though the Boston Nine closed the 7th anlng Win
score of TO in their favor the Olynpics hnaly Won
by total of to 3. The following Is the score OF runs
made each inning:
club. lst 3D. 81 9Th 9th 7th. 9th 9th Totals
S!ss5e:: &, j, -
nnar Ss snS eSaj Sct in preventing spaHdnS from
catching BAH in the last inning the victory would have
been more credtable TO the Olympcs Both clubs eit
for their homes Saturday, though George Wright re-
manned in the city
To-day four matches are to be played: FIRST,
the Ecdord and Chicago clubs on the Union GrounGs;
second, the Atlantic and Nassau on the Capltohne
Grounds third the Social and RoSedale the Prospect
Park Grounds and fourth. the Silver star ana syVahus
at Hunters Point
Tomorrow the Stars play the Chicago Nine
on the Capitoline Grounds and the Brooklyn Atheues
play the Amateurs at Newark On Wednesday the Eek
TTs1 y he FoTe Civ Of Rockford play the ntuals
On Friday the Forest City play the Ecklords. Hence
forth at oil matches between clubs ,S on 9Gt
having Endorsed the new tariff on Saturday
The Chicago White Stockings arrived IN
town yesterday, and took quarters at Earles Hotel.
They are in good trim for play and sanne OF success
II is TO he hoped that the visitors will receive their due
recognition Tor good play in their contests with local
organizations, and that none Of that partisan prejudice
peculiar TO country town assemblages VIII be manifested
This Club stands at the head OF the list OF the best
championship contestants
The Juniors decline to play with profess
siona organizations any without compensation fer
service Their rules for future contests are us follows
Tha there be no fee charged and the gates
be thrown open and the grounds he declared free to all
Or THAT If there be gatemOney received 1t must ne
equally shared the to be held for the beneht OF
The club and not for the players. In other words the
juniors decline have their members and friends and
followers mulced for the benefit OF professional cuOs
and prOprietors OF ball grounds.
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Conn aslano Real Gstate for Sale.

NNOODCOCK SHOOTING.-FOr SALE, at
w BrdzehamPton Long Island hree-qqar OF mile from the de-
not within hearing smel Of tie Atlantic surf large t"'y
DWELLING perfecy built with wng double kitchens outoungs
shel, laundry paved cellars cseru-ndeed appointment e
Arc and perfect garden Of meadow two acres OF pasture
Young orchad-n ALL Of rich dark loan Inc place
be had furnished from top 20 bot
Tom rsad Tor immediate occupation and With valuable coupe horse
Grade Durham um stock Of coal and wood and hundred
fowls There Immoral influence in the village sa0soae
EXEMPT from aud fever aud This property exceed
ing desirable for gentleman knows To shoot Ii IN the
Of The les, w6cck spe poyer goose aud duck shooting
our whole bay birds Of NecooHdand and LAIR % pass
Brehamrt thes mat and the sport In the township IS IN
fall ever year easonlhe weather Is nnequaled
Apply 10 s. w, at The Tribune Office.
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DECIsIONS--MAY n.

Supe,ior COurt-SpsclI Ten-By Judge llcCunn;-
toeck act Peyton sgt Newman Pury sgt Pury os
Ton and south Mining COMPANY agt hPes Dempsey Ag
Amale Mutual Insurance Company Nalh agt rAi
sons Watson sgt Martin Gilmore sg Gm,re-Orlers gIased
% AIT Long 1914 section OF the Code the Court can hI
sorer time for notion shorter me was or
dei The motion must therefore, be heard beioe e
Chief Justice on Tuesday next
. Common Pleas-SpeciaI Term-Bv judi eJ. +. DAY.
Woodrow att McDon0u h. Ilenk Rel ct aMotsls granted
R,rkye act IugheS-Oricr dhsrg Strong ag Backrle
Of reference application Of Isaac Taof-No grounds OF
application shown.
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Philadelphia is inst now favored by the ex-
hbion of Learned Pig which, by the aid OF cards. tells
the number of days in week ana year, ana MS own
age beside computing interest and indicating the time
odav Pigs have been capable Of all these feas BEFORE
bu The Philadelphia animal exhibits reasoning powers
which are unprecedeaed This may readily he believed
when il stated that among the visitors the other DAY
was a citizen OF New jersey who so astonished tat
he exclaimed: "Why, that ERE darned hog knows more
than do" This may De considered the proudest til
uInph of piggy thus far. II is not wonderful that ne
sLold know more than the Jerseyman, but IT is sur
prsng that the Jeseyman should have had the grace 10
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Bsrt Fel..et (Sor) Porens Csbsrep, II days With
Melery Ncke Mstan ID days with sugar
Big A. barnard (Of 81 Andrews b. wlbey Matanr' ID
Big China Io Luneuburg 81 Andrews Poin.sPre Gu'd 10
days with sagar. . .
molassea
Brig n. p Nash Hans Sagua. II days with sugar. . ~.
Brig Gsoe Key (of shbune n ST. Kelly haraeabo 20 DAYS
with coffee and hides. -, 1890 =, L.,
sehr jesse Hart ID of ST. George. Mel Hart Charleston IL days
with lumber ,t..1 q
schr Haiti, Smith (of NewbuypOr Brown HarbOr l'na
DAYS with fruit. 49, -, q, "a L.. -,b
ichr L. ~ wauea (Of Deer Ise) Hatch Eeuthera days WI"
fruit &c -. IN,
schr Susan Setson tof Dmro Gates Pensacola 10 days WIN
lumber. -.hh.,
and nuts, ~, - L.. nth
schr Peota (of Belize Hond) Heney Belize Hond days WIN
logwood and sbber. ~ - ., - IN, .roa,
Scbr uc Princes Dutch) ssse 40 DAYS with
scbr Pomader Locsha Of and from Windsor 81 days. VII"
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CIVIL NOTES.

The Montana Gold Mining Company OF
Colorado and John Halloran filed voluntary petitions In
bankruptcy week Adoph Scast w TSs n
and UanTy w. wheeler received discharges In bank
ruptcy.
The wills of the following persons were adj
mtted TO probate last week by Surrogate Veeder OF
Kings County:
Maria L. Suvdm Charles H. Bradley James Spies Gerhard Hide
brand Catherine oe and James r. ORourke all Of BrookYn
Letters OF granted the estates Of Hephsbah
Aeron William Strong Eliza Whey Charity Seyer Ca hIne a
Mills Richard Fleming Peter Bsyls osna Myer formerly Kos na
schsupner Charles Schder all Of Brooklyn Letters OF guarhih
estate Of Caroline Belchr were granted 70
Anra Bechcr mother II Harvard Keteham 70 hsthAne
Ketchsu Of Caarne Duffy Mary Cassidy all OF Brooklyn
In the United States Circuit Court, on Sat
urday In the case Of the United states agt william H.
Beare OF No 90 Leonard-st. charged with being imp-
Gated in smuggling about 100000 worth of silks and aces
into this city. sigsmund Kaufman made q motion TO
have Bearers bail reduced from $4,000 70 s25,o Judge
Batehford denied the motion and bail was gwen III the
required amount, when Beare was arrested no had ur
chased tickets for Europe. which he offered Marshal Ne
hoe If he would not lock him up in LudloW-st' JAN
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Citn Real estate for Sale.

A CHANCE for n good ARCHI ELL L., OF OF
sone good live man. wanting part Of frcis Real ESIAb
OFFICE Oh establishes to be Known a. he
arer and Builders Estate Exchange at Sj Ihra'e between
Rfty-fah and Fifty sixth sts. r,,fps powE
NOR SALE-ValuaMe PROPERTY in the
Il Eiyhh Wsri with STORE and DWELLING Yielding large III
come Apply to MULLER, WILKINS Co., I Pinest
EOR SALE-Valuable PROPERTY in the
i Eighth ward with STORE and DWELLING, yedng large H.
come Apply TO MULLER, WILKINS L Co., Pines%
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sentence Of the Court Edwards snd ySs Sa . sns
Sos a @s fen,ens ,of IN m hnsr paid
Thomas MApno Of No. dS s 500 and sentenced to six
months imprisonment.