davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1871-11-04
THE KU KLUX.
Ku Kluxism In South Carolina at
o Discount.
Proclamation by tho President Restoring the
Privileges Of tAs Writ Of Habsas Corpus in
Marion County, q O-Ths Ku Klux in
Union County Taksn In Hand

Eg wAsHNGToN, Nov. 9, 1871.
TIE President tnis morning issued the following
proclamation, correcting mistake In mis- former
proclamation suspendmg the privileges OF the writ
Of habeas corpus in certain counties In South Caro-
una:- TtsS&sA4H
BY EMn PRESIDENT or Tna UNITED STATES OF
Whereas In my proolamsuon Of the 18th day OF
OCTOBER IN the year 1871 Il was recited that certain
unlawful combinations and oOnspiracies existed In
counties IN the State Of South Carolina for
the purpose OF depriving certain Dorons and classes
tuition Of the United States and secured Dv the acs
oct 10 enforce the provisions OF the fourteenth
amendment to the constitution Of the United
hons ana conspirp :es were commandsd to disperss
and retire peaceany 70 their homes within i've days
An And % whereas, BY my proclamation Of the l7th day
Of October 1S1 the privileges OF the writ OF habe0s
corpus were suspended IN the counties named In
All And a whereas me county Of Marion was named in
said proclamation as ONE Of tine Counttcs In which
purposes Aforesaid existed and which the prlvi-
eges Of the writ Of habeas corpus were suspended;
county Of Marion sal SAID com6inations and conspira.
cies do not exist to the extent rected In said proc
And whereas 1t has been ascertained that unlaw-
fu combinations ana conspiracies Of the character
and to The extent and for the purposes described In
sad proclamatons DO exist IN the county OF union'
Now, therefore, I, Ulysses 8. Grant, President
Of the United States Of America. DO hereby revoke
the privileges Of the writ OF habeas corpus directed
In my SAID proclamation OF the 17th day Of
al persons In the satd county OF Union. com.
posing the unlawful combinations and conspna.
cies Aforesaid disperse and retire peaceaDly to
to deliver, either to the Marshal Of the United
States Tor the District OF South Carolina or 10
any Of his deputies or to any military
onicer OF the United states within said county all
arms, ammunition. uniforms, DISCUSSES and otner
controlled by them for carrying out the unlawful
purposes for which the combinations and conspfra-
cles are organized.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand
and caused the seal Of the United States to 90
aIflxed.
Done at the City Of washington this 80 day Of
November, In the year OF our LORD 1871, and Of
the Independence OF the United States Of
America the ninety sixth. U. 8. GRANT.
BY the President
HAIuTO1 FIsn Se cretary Of gtare.
The New York herald., 1871-11-04
Arrest and Inprisonmept Of Six Republican
Ks Klax-Ths Essercsncns Aes Cuseing
Beth Ways.


from the New Orleans Times, Oct cs]
On Friday night six men, Alfred Shelby, Armstead
Oqulnn, Y. @. Nash Rufus r: Houston, Samuel Il y.
den and Clemore REM, reached the city from Grant
parish. In charge OF several Deputy United States
Aarshals, and we're locked up In the parish prison,
subject to the order OF United states Marshal Pack
ard. EMHa
Yesterday morning they were brought before
United states Commissioner J0nn B. Weller and re.
committed 70 the parish prison on the charge pre-.
parish OF Grant, OF wilfuf murder, In killing one
Deos W. White the Recorder OF that parish. and OF
having nrcd upon the aflant with intent to KILL all
Of which occurred on tho 2Sth Of september 1871,
From the statement OF Mr.. Philips it would sp-
pear that crowd OF about fifty men came to mis-
September. set FIRE to his house and guarded the
doors. When Mr.. White and the proprietor went to
the door The latter alleges tnat they were nred upon,
and that the former was instantly killed.
Mr.. Phillips says he was shot at twice ana fell o.
II dead. The men, he asserts, then mounted their
horses and rode on. The body OF Mr.. White was,
II is sad consumed In the building. IL is stated
that short time previous TO TINS the residence Of
well known democrat was also destroyed BY fire.
resident OF Flushing, N. Y, where his mother
now Is.
Information reaching the United States Marshal.
ne at once despatched government detectives to
look after the matter. We have not yet heard their
experience In the parish, or the grounds which
excited suspicion to the above parties. The fact
that the crime was committed in the nighttime, and
render their identity Impossible.
They are accused OF violation OF the Enforcement
act and will OF course be examined BY the United
States authorities.
The New York herald., 1871-11-04
Qy EuC : IOSlUGH0 :
HAMILTON FIsn, Se cretary Of State.

Alarm Among tho Ku Klnx In York County,
66ush Carolinn-Two Hundred Voluntarily
6urrender-One Hundred 1Taraudcrs In
Prison.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 8. 1871.
The last number Of the Columbia u. o. Unto,,
received here to-day, contains the following In
formation from YorKville:-- $3.50
'srwo hundred Ku Klux In all have made volun-
tary confession Of their connection with the Klan,
and have surrendered 70 the authOrities
totally Disguised with their connection with IT
Thirty Of thus class came in on Mon
day afternoon, and made their confession In
writing. Three hundred, 1t Is estimated, have ned
to escape the penalty CT their orlmes to avoid
rest, and 1O2 are confined In the jail at YOrkville.
The prisoners state that they nave every comfort TO
be expected under tn: circumstanc tna they are
well treated, have plenty 70 cot, and that their
friends are allowed to visit them. Captain Ogden,
Of the United states Army, has Immediate charge of
the jail. The preliminary examinations before the
United States Commissioners win bo made as soon
as the confessions can be gono through with.
The latter embrace numerous o class that II has
been found necessary to parole them, to report on
stated days. that their confessions may be taken
down in full.
The New York herald., 1871-11-04
The Order iu North Carslina-Numcrsus Ar
rests in the Mountain Couuties.

The execution Of judicial proccaaea 10 Western
North Carolina has brought to light the fact, quite
unexpected to the government, that the Ku Kux
are quite numerous and very well organized In the
upper mountain counties Of that State. Pursuit
being made from Rutherford and adjacent counties
AFTER persons who had escaped TO the mountalns
the Deputy Marshal obtained some facts on Which
he obtained warrants for the arrest about two
arrest other facts were obtained through COMES
sjons and otherwise, which have led TO the issuing
Of other warrants for the arrest Of about two hum
Attorney was sent there yesterday from Raleigh.
and II Is asserted tnat the investigation now being
In that State.
The New York herald., 1871-11-04
MISCELLANEOUS

49, : -
STATEMENTS AND IMPORTS HAVING yH1R
"A. made By interested parties g hs snscs ssas
proper 10 announce ali whom may concern nas co
plete Arrangernens made for meeting ssiu
promptly out OF Of the STATE deitvem nom
Holder Carolina securities Oar pc imy -
the certain and punctuA Psywe.s q n'sc.s s
NILss O. PAHKxR, rreas9ssy, q
4 HsOIuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED PROM
"A the courts OF different Btases No puuncy: Auv1cA
free Nolarv and Cornmsstunor Tor sycry 5tae
+. ]. KING OounselorssLew, oo0 broaawan
TYXR0XINs IN TEAh, COFFER8. GROCERIES AND
ID Provisions; warranted TO suit ns gHsts and Ms pockeo
Of the million. s.o ~. v.AS - ruNEWs
1VORNs BUNIONs, NAILS ENHANCED JOINTS
Warts. Ac. cured without palm RICE'Y AnnIhuaAc4
nnres corns bunons chilblains, &c. BY mall so
DR.. RICE, 2lO broadway, corner FULTON sirssk !,
ICxCHANoE.--YOUR CASH OR ANy OTHER oOOr(k,
carpets and Bedding, At B. n COWPRRTnWAiTS ~
Chatham street. An immense stock and low pricea
W. vANDEwATER,
d. OfFiCE, CABINEf AND MERCANTILE IuRNS.
TUhE MANUFACTUREh -
" Ann ana l63 William streets, New York
THE MOTHER CAN RELY UPON MRS WINBLOw'0
SOOTHING SYRUP 70 give rest and health % her chtd
TTPHAMs Asthma CURB REbIEvBs THR MORT vlOl
~ nnt paroIysms In i've minutes and enecsa sQeeeN
sure Prize ~ ~ mail. Address B. O. vPHAn, ~ Bouv
Eighth street. PhnadspAia. Sold ~ dzusGIss svs1vhsA
The New York herald., 1871-11-04
RELOW.

Barb Atlantic, rcnne f1o Drsto Sent = lby Mot boat
AspnwAn, No 2l)
Bark Luz Q8p Moran II days from Havana Or pilot bosA
Mary Whlams No 19)
Wind n sunant N. fiShl
The New York herald., 1871-11-04
BOUND AsI.

Brig wstchmate Doncests. New York for Glars. Na
schr 4 Parker. Carpenter, New York for Glen Cove
6chr DaTt. Wlllams new orr for Stamford
echr Sarah Small, Cobeth, Hoboken for Boston.
Schr Sarah Bcrnico, Proctor, Hoboken for Boston.
6chr Grand Isand Mcintyre Port johnson for Portland
echr Celeste, Dickens, Port johnson for Providence
6chr Loom johnson, Port johnson for Hartford.
echr Geo Conover Holt Port johnson for Hartford.
echr A Crandan. RogeFe Enxabethport for Westerly.
schr jacob Lorards Frisbes Ezabeshport for Bridge
sohr Falcon. Wheeler, New York for Derby:
Echr A Berry, Grover Newburg for Providencc.
Gchr Iris, Murphy, Newburg for Providence.
Ms. III
Echr Antelope, Edwards, New York for Rockland
Schr Reading Railroad No So Dickinson, Phadophia for
New Haven.
schr Fred Brown. Wilson, Now York for PrcvideneA
Echr Sarah Blake, Blake Hayerstraw for Fal River
Schr Ann Sipple, small, Elrabcshport for Fairhavcn
6chr Era, simpson, Alexandria for Norwich.
6chr Avery, Ryan, Gcorxetowns DC, for New Haven
Sohr h Rowe, Whittemores Georgetown. Dc for Hy-
nhna N#-
Echr Oliver eco6sld Dissosway Baltimore for New Haven
6shry W hine, Lea Philadephia for New Haven.
Gchr Pointer, Baker. New YORK for Providence.
Echr Ida 6lebee, Newton, New York for Norwich.
Schr Fanny keating, Kanc Savannah for New Haven.
Gchr Circle, Hnlse, Croton for Port Je6erson.
6chr Mead, ThrasheT Eli4abethport tor Taunton
6chr Gilbert Green, Fahor, south Amboy for Providence
6chT Tlllie, Smith, Port johnson for Dighton.
Schr Allen 0urney Quincy, Port johnson for BTidgepoA
Schr Leonora, Frtsbie, New York for Noank.
6chr Young, Barrett Port johnson for ProvidenCo
Gchr Adelaide, Lombard, Elixabethport for Boston.
sohr Escort Bssbe. New York for Bridgeport.
The New York herald., 1871-11-04
Ms. x . About the Hattsr-A Osmlro'l
Se Flas As-ZAs Case Il Hawkins-
N Ysung-He VIII Come
ek % Hh Trial at'

q
~
q
h "a a
!.
tA$vN y
l
=
~
T7ls
- vrA, 4
= 80
s1s} AF NNc 0
,e ,r.,. y,
20 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-08
THE COURTS.
TEE BoNARD WILL CAsE-BEGINNTEG OF THE
INVESTIGATION.

TIE BONARD WILL CAsE-BEGINNTTG OF THE
INVESTIGATION
Early in February Louis BOnard made will
bequeathing $4,000 the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty TO Animals 100000 to Walter Jones, and $4,000 TO
William r. Bell. This disposition Of the property was
altered February and the testaOr signed second will
at St vneens Hospital, Eeventhst. by which his en-
tire property amounting to s15OOOO was bequeathed to
the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals
Mers Jones and Bell contest the second will on the
grounds that the deceased not in his right mind
when he made it that he subjected to influences
prcudical to the interests Of the contestants; That the
viii as not tested according 10 the strict requirements
of he statute and that the Society was not authorized al
the time 10 take requests Exceptions are also taken Dy
rerres e natives OF supposed heirs In France.
The case was opened on Saturday, before surrogate
Hutchings the formal examination OF the subscribing
witnesses Mr. Mormon Of No. JIG Princest testlued
that the second will read ~ the testatOr before
WAS sgned and that he was perfectly rational az te
time cOmprehended his relations ~ the person men
toned in the WILL and abOred under restraint or ex
citemeut The testaor dictated the terms OF the WILL
and after signing himself and asking every one In the
room to witness it, he handed the document TO DIT.
Campbell the executor expressly stating that was MS
last viii and testament. This testimony was cOIrODOr-
ated by r. W. fairfield, Mr. Sage and other subscribing
witnesses Certificates OF the naturalization and death
OF the testatOr offered in evidence The case was
postponed one week TO allow the representatives OF
Jose phine Bonard niece OF the deceased ana Othcr
heirs In France, opportunity to file objections
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-08
CprMINAL COURTS.

Am. rsse1 Market Police Court, Joseph Reoh-
Az INC s,,y for sisbbips Horn Of No 7 Bsss i'os
~ .. in he sAe with difh .
"n ,,,,., pyor Rarnev ODonoghue, and James
LILA xt,I muirS on The American ship william storer
roy sooeost Of matgeI were he1 on e' "
al "a 20 BAL each By Commissioner shields -
EroSar;ck Berthrup and Augustus Dalzell failed, In
s.smser 1871 s9OOO and were sdudo On
neon. They ehtAned discharges in bankruptcy sn-e-
s,eaty but alleged that Pror their bantrney ,nsy
Xspduay disposed Of part their properly An n.ss,sno Of N
H. c. Justice charged with completely in the Rad
ouGs smood smuggling that the charge Pt JOB 70
pss. him iron obsppg the for pescn Radcliffe Dur
Inc Jase Saturday before Couuissrhf Ootp
Rsdoas who recently released bis own RECON mace
at Justice voluntarily assisted him smuggling diamonds into this city
AT the Tombs Police Court, Justice Hogan com
ittd john Rsey yesterday Tor stealing from The poes, Of Ia
smith wl Intoxicated In has at No Ez Wesl
Reey Penntay several times but has
escaped Thomas eoored committed for shooting Thomss
Ton also eor daring row on SATURDAY night the ayw at
AZ bpmsss Browns wound sesa the ball having ssT.d ee
len shoulder and downward through the lung The sy bryan
Brovps George and tie ant with reference 10
wi woman living with the latter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-08
GROWTH or MANUFACTURES IN GIN
CihhdTi.

Cincinnati may be regarded as one OF the
most solicited Of the larger Western cities 1t cannot
pretend TO that rapid advance In population when Is
the boast OF Chicago and st. Louis Nevertheless 10
growth In manufacturing is somewhat remarkape' "o
have some authentic statistics Of it's progress In 'n'
recon for which we are indebted to the advance
Of the Cincinnati Board OF Trade. IL appears 'li.
value Of manufactured products rose from sioVV'V
1910 10 si7 coo in 1850 From 1880 to lSoo 'ero "
great decline in the value OF the manufacturers Vi
which left the total value products OF a knuS t o
Same level in 1850 at which It stood in 1880 FROM 1917
,s7o there Was the astonishing increase from Ooovs' 10
s1o7 oOo The product the various KINDS OF iron manu-
Sc+re beads ,he list standing at s2lOcoOoc against
a. 600 oo 4, ,seo 5000 In 1880 and 100000 In SO
VI 81 70 zoo persons areempl0yed In CINCINNATI IN
no ciofbing manufacture. The annual Nane OF thelr
10y is oRout SlSO0OO01, against S1,OVCO0 IN ioyu
Ci,brg which was formerly manufactured ana SOFA IN
NwY York ia now made up ana purchased ID CINCINNATI
bv The western retail dealers This change IN the chl
s Of trade though detrimental to New York was both
natural and inevitable. Manufactures OF FOOD amount
I'm value to oneeghth OF the aggregate being slSOOOO
and standing next to IRON ON the list. Next comes
The brewing and distilling business counting
$iGOOo,OoO Stationery. printing, paper, and pnO,
fishing contribute S6,OOo,OOo, and tobacco atout
the same amount. The nHmDer of hands employed IN
the various manufacturing establishments IL stated AZ
cOO against 80 900 In 1860 The tendency OF our ral
road system is concentrate most kinds or Manufacture
ing at the railroad Centers. manufacturing establish
ment at way-Station OF our great railroads Is
sus may be confidently expected to furnish important
statistics, bearing the question OF the influence OF
railroads the distribution Of lndustriG establishments
and consequently of population.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-08
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NBw YoRK.........................'d
CLEARED. .
h.nhp Aken. Brl L. Messarer Liverpool Chss o. faneih
steamhip Iodona Hoyey, Oneans Chss H. Mallory Z Co.
STEAMSHIP Geerge Cromwell, Clapp, New OTleanE , ,,,
Steamship The Partridge, Key West and Galveston " H. 'ino'
kCo. a., All
steamship Beneisc.or Jones wimugos c. LOr'rd Skansp
Co. -. ,,-., ~
ss,mtlip Geo b. pon Roberts Richmond kc Washington 70
Steamship W,anok bourne lchnohd City Point aud Nohslk Old
Dominion Steamship Go.
Steamship L G. knight johnson kleIAndhs, Geo H. Merncf
Steamship PAria Dosne Phdelpns LorlArd sterushp Ia
Steamship Q. Constoek DRAKE. Phlaiephla J. N Bngsa
Steamship Bristol, Wallace Philadelphia
Steamship Neptune Baker Boston II. T. Dm0t
Steamship MAabstan (BLl Forsyth, Liverpool Williams Oaoa
steamship India (lrl Munro, glasgow Heb1erson Bros
Steamship Dsnru IN g. ErAst. Brrmes Oelnohs Co
Steamship Mississippi Henry. Newt Orleans, y. Baker Co.
heamslp Gulf stream McCre-Vy Bsrsnnab Robert loTden Co.
bamsLp Fan Jscuto Atkins William r. Carbon
Steamship James Adeer, Loci wood, Cbarcston. 4. q.
hsAms y n FsiIoh.d. TnOu Phissslyha, J. a n BngsA
hesmshy Novelty, Shsv PhisdelpLla.
Ship OIphoas Smith. Boston, Fred Baker
Bari John WeTater kopfns BrsLh Elk MorrsH'f
DAl& BefA iof thor~ Ro AAhgH Dennad Punch KiJe Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-08
GoULDs CONTEMPT OF CoURT-PRoCEEDINGs
ADJOURNED.

In the United States Circuit Court, Jay
Gould appeared before Judge Batehiord, Saturday,
in obedience to the order requiring him to show
why be should not be punished for contempt, in four
times refusing to produce before the Master in Equity
the books and documents Of the Erie Railway Company.
Instead Of Judge Pierepont, Mr. Beach again appeared
as Gouds counsel and said: "Mr Could has not nen-
tonally been guilty Of the slightest disrespec TO the
Master TO this Court 1t has already certified to
vour Honor that be has fully complied with the
Masters order, and AS the investigation before the Mas
te unfinished desire that the hearing upon the
ton of contempt be adiourned for two weeks"
Judge BlatchfOrd-It may be well enough 10 suspend
action upon this matter for the present MI Eyarts
have YOU any Objectionf
Mr. Eyart- have desire TO press the matter; IL is
now for the Court determine what shall he done
The matter OF Goulds contempt, and tho motions in
the Coleman receiversbip then adjourned for two
eeks In the mean time the investig CATION before the
Master will 20 on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-08
CIVIL NOTES.

Herman Harris, Julius Brazer, and Charles
T. Dodge were adjudicasd involuntary bankrupts last
week
Judge McCunn has ordered the payment Of
SIS almony in the OF Mary f. Ford, from whom
Frede,ick w Ford lately obtained a divorce on the
aronnd M adultery The amOny was already $40 in
srreors bnt The amount wis reduced on account OF
plaintiffs poverty.
The wills of the following persons were adj
itted 10 probate last week by Surrogate Veedef OF
Kings County: go NO.
80, p,.s ~, cr,,..sr5 Pfspc. Bath Horace Ahee Wilson,
Use Bb Juus D. sas Patrick Moore, aud John he'se I'll :"
81, ~. p,rys.s
L granted the estates OF E bsIss'
Rcs Lots John wyute Of AaDsll California hsD',n ~, ~,
Pbfp Brady Thsmabs Bakexe, MALTA hten1er Jacob hoix
Ande 90 merry Bsrbsrs Due Ileresa kese ESs, RI,
ee Loci. Foster G6ofge Beebee IT, aud Feieok w boCht
AZ Footyn Letters % Guardianship Of ue bfs"ss ana S"" 81 '-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-08
REAL ESTATE.
SEw-YoRK, Saturday, May 9. 1871.

YORK, saturday, May D, lBl'
No transactions of a public nature took
place to-day. The sales for the coming not i'm
portsnt On Tuesday, Muller, wilkins Co. will sell the
plot Of land together with the brick Church building
the northerly side Of West Twenty st. commence
ing 100 feet east OF Ninthave. On Friday the same firm
win sell valuable property located at Fort Washington,
West Twenty first and East Fourteent-sts by order Of
the executors OF the late John Rowland. Hazard, Ap-
thorp Co. will hold sale Of lots this day Monday, on
the grounds, ut the village OF Norwood, the Erie Rail
way 300 lots will be offered for SALE special train
free 10 ALL will leave Erie depot Jersey City at l0l
collation. will be offered arrival OF the train and
large attendance Is expected.
Messrs Johnson Il Miller will hold their first suburban
sale on Tuesday when they viii offer 35 lots at the Vii
laee OF Rutherfurd Park, N j. The lots are chaTmngy
located and portion OF the best part OF the estate
Already q large number OF frst-cass residences have
been erected and the sale Ia well worthy the attention OF
persons desiring suburban homes, johnson miller Till
sell on Thursday, at the Exchange saesroons valuable
line of Brooklyn property including three lots on Atlantic
corner OF sgeave being two lots on the northeast
corner and one on the southeast OF Aahtcaye
The sale Is positive by order OF trustee IA DaruPey
At the same time and place, the same rih wiz hoiu
executors sale OF property on DougiasssI Ouisvaru
and Degraw-st, between Ralph and HoWTd-aVes, Ogng
"a noron OF the estate OF the late MIS- Mary JohS lhs
sao Ia positive and absolute The terms OF baio ao
lberal6O per cent remain upon DonG anu
Jobn g. Fierce reports sale OF one lot on the ortn se
of feet west OF FfthaYe LOT s%9V
The saes OF Burlington aud Missouri Railroad Ithus ~
Iowa during the month OF April, 1871, were OBS svop
acres at an average price of $2 81 per acre. amounting
to t8s,609 "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-08
pASSENG Fps ARRITED.

PROM GLASGOW-In steamship Columbia May Nm Woensohn
Mr. Brosdg.y WIN Lyall j. L. Corson, Vim. 0ReiLT
FROM HAMBURG-IR steamship slesia, Nay L-J,h j. Hboh
10 sigb cb-eu and Rse Fischer sud Eve children
Reu. W,-ufe Peter Leuk H. Nou Bessngk Jane Burhugsm
daughter and servant Mrs Hspgs Bm Morse Minnie Morie Hn'
NJ. Ry O,tlem Emil Gesner EmD BArop Ernst Hornemann
Sdney Git Wight and others IN second cabin and .eeags
From IIVERPOOI-In steamship AbT,ua MAY t-hr and Mrs
Thomas Rowland Mrs Barnett Mrs Harrison, Coehrane Ihoms
H. odgsOn and Mrs. John Michele william T. Pagnson hsnTy
GTueT Peter Kntou o. BnIOSe Judge Rodgers X j. Go0el
w. 4re Ms, ssIe Miss Mari Ann ToN9s.nd IhSss - De tSr
r.t Alexander eddes j. L. Reed, Mr. and Mrs T. Whtueey MI
WLese ir Mr. Phpps Mr. Mott, f. r. Chambtayne, hf aud
Mr., WIN Tufts John Lee, John Conson Meaaan henTy
Hor, Ms Brock Alexander Iotte Sir and Mr. Ownsend MI
.nI Ms John r. swift Mr. A. Burn. T. A. DE Bios VIM H. hashs
N Bsgennan W NJ Reeves L. hoeihisbeisH r. Dolby
Mr. GT,sson Mis Idoite Mrs Mott Aal hTs children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-08
CORPORATION Notices.

BoARD OF CRY COUNTY NkwYoRK
May 9, lS7l.
CPECIAL NOTICE.-The meeting of the
of called In the Board Of Supervisory Room,
HewYok County CourtIouse for Monday May At o'clock
consider claims Of Charitable Institutions Is ADJOURNED to
TUESDAY May at hafpast tao O'Clock marx Of respect
Dr. Holman father Of Gov Hoffman, and to enable the
Mayor Heads attend the funeral OF the deceased
Monday BY order, A. OAhBf HALL, MAYOR
Chairman Of the Board Of ApporaonmenL
CORNELIUS CORsoy, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-08

II awaits the arNvai from Egypt on Thursday OF the
distracted father Mr. Goodali is 90 well known to the
world and tie Of the unusually
distressing, that have ventured to give you full
report Let me add that the brothers were most aee
tionatey attached another and that the survivor
is IN most depressed state OF mind almost bordering
inaan ily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-08
DECISIONS.

Superior Court-SPecai 1tT-By Judge McCunn-
art Pusinr shpmsn Ebert ct al sgt Newark In
da Rubber Manufacturing Company Cats e al sgt Barnes 0eay
tr Bsdeyt Walworih agt Wsworth Fy Gilnan-Ordes
srnntd Morgan sg HabOr Lghterng COnpanJ-ReeTeneo
ordered
BY Judge spenee-ROedge sgt Mcintyre ct aLhOtOn denied
without costs
Common Pleds-Specidl Ttrm-Bv Judge Loew.-
Bornauer agt CaherwOod ooe gganMOol granted Les
Lei-Moon to fe amended denied Asher sgt
National Ban-n0on for trial denied Hoye sgt Cor
Hex-Motion FOL { trial denied without costa