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COURT CAlEhOARS-THlS DAY.

SUPREME CouRT-CIRCUT-Part 1.-Nos. 21 ST.
1883 90, 2O3 3ds 329 6i7, 105 81 90 49, l45 49, 267
Il9, III, l23 l25. Part Mos. 1852, AZ, ~ 2l6is
1893 w o22. 2526, 1865, 49,, 306, 200 1856, pa
80, l441a 20S, 22S, 26S 646, 1892.
SUPREME CouRT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge
Cardezo Nos. e3, g. 49, a. 1l5, l22 la 1885, 14I,
142, l43, 182, l63, I'LL 173.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part before
Judge Loew.--Nos. 7Ss, 60I, 4sS 322 565, s26 237,
536, 500, 1885, 366 72p l23, S3l, ss2. General Term.
Adjonrned Tor the term.
MARINE CouRr-Part l--IIeld by Judge Curtis
Nos. 1877, 1851, 52T, 1921, 53t1, 5IlI, $685. 60l4
5000, 5042 6043, 5235, $685. 53o6, $780, 53s7, b4l6
bt29, $3.50, 5s72, 5420, 5s62 546s. 1885, 1885, 5as7
Bass. 54S9, 6490 549l, 5492, 5493. Part 3--Betore
Judge Shsa-Nos. 4s9S, 1909, 622s, $3.50, 60J6 $780,
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CuUa1-y BANKRUPTCY.

In the matter OF John Penn, petitioner in his own
behalf, ana against his copartners, G. " Culver and
J. II. Culver, OF the firm OF Culver, Penn Co., a
motion was MADE yesterday IN che United States
District Court, before Judge Batchford, to set aside
the adjudication In bankruptcy for want OF jurisdc-
ton. Decision reserved.
Ex-cOllector sheridan Shook in Court.
number OF writs OF certiorari were yesterday
issued from the United States Circuit Court in cases
against Sheridan Shook late collector OF the Thirty
second district Tor the recovery of taxes alleged 10
have been Illegally assessed and collected.
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CoFFEF.Tne market Tor Rio continued quiet, but with
moderate offerings prices well sustained We sale
of BOO bags Rio Merrnac private Other
IN lots 70 the trade. We quoeRio, ordinary cargoes,
lOac lts4c fair do lie IKE; good DO 2c. l214c.
prime do l3c. bye extremes for lots l0Ac. l4hc
gold In tond; Java government bags. 1sc 2oc; do
t30,2A grass mats, lshc. &c. Singapore l7c lsc
Ceylon, bkc. Ec: Maracapo Ac. lsc. Laguayra,
As4c Bkc Jamaica. l2c. a1416c.; ST. Domingo (gold in
duty pae
FLOUR AND GRAIN.--Receips, 15,OSs bbs -four 7s bbs
and 2g0 tags corn meal, ,as4 bushels wheat do
corn, 56 TO- oats 500 barley, 2e@ do peas 800 do
malt Thghour market duh ana heavy in some in
stances prizes we're Be- l0c lower The were about
ll,JW bbs4 including 1000 bbls extra State So So So 9
for export Southern quiet without change prices
The sales comprised 500 bbls. Rye was quiet but
steady with sales OF l50 bbs. Corn meal duh and
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GOVERNMENTS sTEAeY,


The government list responded to dle lower quo
tatIons IN London by decline of one-eighth per
cent all around. and at this scale of prices re-
mained steady the remainder OF the day, closing on
the street this evening as follows:-United States
currency skies, 1l41s 11414; 40. sixcs 1884, regis
tered, 1l52 ll57; DO do, coupon, 1l54 Il556; do
fve-twentles, registered, May and November, ll2 a
1l21s; do. do, 1852, coupon do, 1l21s Il224; do.
do, 1864 do. do, ll2 a i12ls; do. do, 1865, do
do, IL 1l24; do. do. registered, January and
Juiy, l107s Ill do do, 1865 coupon. do., 1107s
Ill; DO. do, 1867, do. do, 1107s a Ill; do. do
1863 do. do, lll5s 11l2a do. ten-lorties, regis
tered, les Il l0s24; do. do, coupon, 1857 a I09.
STOCKS STRONG AND BUOYANT.
The sbears' made a raid on the stock market
early in the forenoon and marked prices Il own u
10 "a per cent, but the "bulln cIqCes here began
buying and took all the stock offered, whether by
the 'Dears' or by umid holders, and then bid for
more, advancing Western Union Telegraph to 5s94,
Ohio and Mississippi TO 49,.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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Wheat cNtinncd IN active demand. and prices were lc
higher Te sales about liOU UU0 bushels &l 90
~ 6aA onew spring, In and anoat 81 IS for white
vi "a Tor amber winter afost Not included in above
81 5s VI 81, in store and aGoat Corn was
dun and lower closing 1T s556c. s6c. new
mixed Th sales 4O bushels &c. for mixed on
the track, md s5l5c Ssc for do ahoa sSc for yellow
Oats were teady AT ooc 7Oc for Western and Csc tie
Tor Ohio With sales OF 1000 bushels within the range RIVE
sales Barry quiet. we sales of about ~ 0us,
hulhels odfaforna at 10c There has considersbe
movement barley malt, the particulars winch have not
tTanspired.l -
FREIGH1iThe market fairly active for grain bnt
very quiet other commodities all Of which sparn y
offered Rkes were generally unchanged The ring
demand WA limited and but few vessels taken up The en-
gagemen,s lere TO Liverpool 200 bales of cotton al I'd
bl6d by sal and steam including small Sea Island
at Cd at, by sail 1000 bushels Did and bv
steamer grain at 5d Antwerp 200 boxe,
bacon andard at jas The charters include british brS
10 Dnplin VIII LOO quarters of wheat at 6s I'D.
GuNSiFs-lb bags there has been further movement
and IN the psence OF transactions nOmn al
Cloth was lfnoderate demand sales of 100 bales de
veabe py be LIST OF June at Boston per Renmington at
iussc., loidyn bono, market closing but steady.
HoPs.-lt demand continued moderate aud prices were
pa great steht nominal The sales confined to small
lots Tor conhmption, ncHdns ola &C. &C., &C.
a l4c. for ny.
HEMP wa inactive. There no pressure TO SELL and
Inc markelfough uuiet, closed steady the
IVc godfor Manila: 5JJ bales Jute Sold arrive
in Boston yr NonaDum al 6<c gold, duty paid. We note
sacs OF St'raes Juie, on the al bc., currency The
Jute markeclosed steady In jute butts
iher TRANSITIONS.
MoLAssH.-A moderate demand prevailed for foreign,
nut buyersfnd sellers Kept apart IN their views
further tracons were heard Of For domestic steady
Jobbng ae was IN progress previous hgres the sales
N rleans W. sntote
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FOUND DaOWaED.

Justice Bennett held an inquest yesterday at Fort
Hamilton, on the body Of a man found the shore
at Bay Ridge. Deceased was about forty.five years
OF age and was dressed In brown cashmere coat.
gray mixed pants, black cloth vest, white shirt
woollen undershirt and coarse boots. pair or sil
yer spectacles was found IN his pocket.
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ANOTHER LhSDkAsg GONG.
selling Out the Furniture Of the Union pIace
Hotel

Hotel.
To-day, and Tor the next three days the furniture
fixtures. appurtenances wines and liquors, &c. of
the Union Place Hotel, corner OF Broadway and
Fourteenth street, VIII. be sold at auction by the
the Messrs. Miner, auctioneers The sale VIII com.
mence on the sixth story. and be continued down
from story 10 story until The basement with ia yarl-
store rooms, Is reached. Judging from the well
known style III which The hotel has been conducteu
anu the renned selection OF the general furniture OF
the entire house, the auction WILL no doub1 ne wel
attended. lhe passing away TO other purposes OF
this Old hote Is only another instance OF how fast
are disappearing the familiar landmarks OF the CITY
Messrs. Butler Gilmore, OF the Theatre Comioue
have secured the site for the purpose or erecting
thereon nne theatre and VIII commence the WORK
oi demoilshing the ola building on The lst OF Nav
-
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THE BOSTON, HARTFORD AND ERIE RAILROAD.
HARTFORD, March 90 is

HARTFORD, March 90 ISL
meeting OF the creditors Of the Boston Hart
ford and Ene Railroad Company was held before
John Hooker Register In Bankruptcy, to-day.
Claims to the amount Of nearly four hundred thou
sand dollars were proved. The largest claims were
J. W. Clark Co, OF Boston, $265 goo; j. G. Aver
Co., OF Lowell $4,000, ana 0hver Ames 4 Co.. OF
Easton, $34,0 Charles $. Bradley, Of Providence
George NJ. Barnard. Of Boston, and Charles r. Chan.
man, OF Hartford, were unanimously chosen
asslgnees MI. Chapman was nouhed ana immedk
ateiy accepted.
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The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices OF The leading stocks during the day
SOUTHERN SECURITIES IRREGULAR.

In the Southern list the New virgnas were in
active request and rose to 70s.. The South Caro-
llnas were lower and the North Carollnas higher.
The following were the closing street prices:-Ten-
nessee, ex coupon 6324 "a; do. new, 6324 a g.;
Virginia, ex coupon, 6S q 60; do, new, 5O1a q II;
do registered STOCK old, 81 a 54h; Georgia skies.
81 So; do sevens SO "a 80; do. DO, old, 90 a 92;
North Carolina, ex coupon, AZ a IS; do funding,
1866, 81 80; do do, 1865, 30 q 80; do,
new, 251a 20; do. special tax, 10 u 21; Mis-
souri, slxes 9lls 80; DO. Hannibal and ST. Jo-
sepn, go 9l Louisiana siXes, 60 q .0 do, new, "a
&C; do levee skies, "A 76 do no., cIehts IS a 90;
do Penitentiary sevens, y u; do. railroad eghts
so So; Alabama 1ves, SO a ~; 10. eights l01 a
lO2; do. railroad eghts "a 100; South Carolina
siXes, " q 80; do. new January and July, 65 . q
o 65s4; do do, April and October, CT 6s do regis
tered stock, OLD, Go 70; Arkansas skies, So a co.
do. sevens, 55 co; Mobile and Ohio Railroad
sterling, S5 81; do. interest eigns. 20 so; do.
ond mortgage eignts, SO SO; Mississippi Central
Railroad first mortgage sevcns, so a s5; do do.
second mortgage eights, ~ "a; New Orleans and
Jackson Railroad first mortgage, 81 a 90: do. do
second mortgage, 76 a 50; Memphis and Charleston
Railroad first mortgage, Ss 90; do. do second
mortgage, rs a SO; Greenville and Columbia Rail-
road, guaranteed by South Carolina, SO o2; Macon
and Brunswick Railroad, guaranteed by Georgia,
- "a; Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford
eights, 5s 4 So; Memphis city skies, 55 66 Sa-
vannah city sey6ns, 81 a 81; New Orleans coasols,
old 70 20; do, issue railroads, skies. 20 75 do,
new sevens. ~ u .3
THE SPECIE MOVEMENT.
The imports specie at this port during the PAST
week have been as foows:-
March l3--Schooner Charles II. Thompson.
Lara-silver .......................... $1,000
March l5-Seamer MORO Castle, Havana
Gold. u.......+............ GOO
March lo-Steamer Henry Chauncey, AS
pinwall-silyer ......................... $3.50
Total for the week. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $1,000
Previously reported. 7l0913
Total since January 1, s., 72I COG
Same time 1870. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S,S40,o05
Same time 1862. 2,4ll, 767
Same time 1868. J. q,S2S
Same time 1857 393, 154
RAILWAY EARNINGS.
The earpings Of The Columbus Chicago and Indi-
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SUPREME COURT PART 2.
Action 20 Recover for the Killing or
Husband.
Before Judge Pratt


Husband.
Before Judge Pratt.
Margaret Hennessy, ADMINISTRATIVE Us. Aaron
p. Wficor.-This Is an action recover damages In
$4,000 for the death Of Jonn Hennessy, husband OF
plainuf, which sho claims was caused by the
neglect OF defendant or his employees. Hennessy
was porter IN the employ OF Wilcox, who Is a
merchant doing business at 10 Duane street, IN the
city OF New York.
stepped upon an elevator or dummy on the ground
floor; II gave way and IIennessy's head and arms
Were caught between the top of the elevator and
the basement floor. The injuries received by him
were such that on The 2lst Of December, 1870. he
died.
II is alleged by the plaintiff that the standing rope
or the elevator was not properly fastened, and that
the accident occurred wholly through the negligence
oI the defendant In not having 10 properly secured
II Is claimed by the defendant mat the elevator
was not intended for the or persons but for the
conveying of goods up and down between the differ
ent n0ors OF the building. IL Is also claimed that
Hennessy had often been notified not 70 ride nnon
the elevator. Case on.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

More Erie LiIisation-The Enslish stos1k-
holders Case.
Before Judge Blatchford.
In pursuance OF the order recently issued by Judge
Blatchford James II. Coleman, the receiver In the
case Of James Fisk Jr. against Heath and Raphael
and other English stockholders yesterday appeared
before Kenneth G. White, master, for the purpose OF
delivering to him the 90 056 shares In his possession
II was agreed between counsel that the matter be
adjourned until next Monday pending the result OF
the proceedings previously instituted before Judge
BalchfOrd.
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The market for future active
spectators being cautious the of conflicting
from Liver ool Prices :or the show slight
as compared with Saturdays closing the
Ing barely steady The sales to-day $500 baes
100 at l3sc; Apri 400 at l3Sc, zoo at l3
9l6c, 800 at 31c 200 each April, May june l3
together Nav 200 II u llsc 200 lsc il aisc
200 at 3hc june 100 a l34c 500 at IL loc, 100 at
July 100 At IL u lec 500 at ls4c. Exchanged3l6c paid
to exchange 20 April for 200 July Also saturday, after
l$sc Arm 400 at l3s, 100 at IS il6e 800 al
June and july at 3 lll6c. together June, leo i3c
July 200 at 1885, $50 at 4c August 200 at 200 at lie
100 each, July and August IL l51fc; Septem
4s.toa - loo bales The average quotations of satr
May, lSc June, l3J6c. July, l3.7sc.; August sold al
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NAVAL OaOERS.

Commander ;. y. QuacSenbush is ordered 10
equipment duty at the Norfolk Navy Yard Assis
tant Surgeon Charles X. Toucey is ordered TO the
Naval Hospital at Philadelphia; Assistant Surgeon
Joseph II. kidder to examination for promotion.
COMMANDER Milton Hoxton has been detached from
0rders Passed Assistant Paymaster George n.
kead, from the Saginaw and ordered to settle &C
counts Assistant Surgeon Charles y. Gravatt, from
tne Naval Hospital at PhiladeIphia and ordered to
the Pawneo
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
SUPREME CouaT-ClscuiI--pksT |.

Action Against the Erie Railway Company.
Before Judge Tappen.)
James E. Ray % The Erie Rdttroad Company
The plaintiff brought suit TO recover $4,000 damages
Tor being elected from train OF the company, on
the 10Th OF August LAST He was with his little SOD.
hnd mad an excursion ticket, which he offered
tne conductor, who refused to receive
ON lne ground that the time for which it was
ISSUED nad elapsed. The conductor demanded the
Iare, which plaintln refused to pay. He and MS
were taeD put OF the tram. he retnrned however,
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and az ne claimed rendered the fare, which the
ductor refused 10 take. and had him put or again.
The defence denied that paiDlir rendered hs fare.
Judge Tappen granted nonsult In the case.
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BRO0yLya COURT CALENDAR.

CITY CoURT.-Part 1.-BefOre Judge Neilson.--
Nos Is LAG, 46, l06, l47 ST. 81 So 81 95 9S los, 0s,
l14 u.s. 100, l24, 1888, las, 2l3, 8, 6s. Par; q
Before Judge McCue.-Crlminal trials. Part BE
fore Judge Thompson.-Special Term. General
Term, Monday, March n.
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
Half-pnst Five O'Clock r. Nj.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY, March 20 q L

MONDAY MATCH 2U-b r. NJ
CoTToS.-The market irregular. Rumors private
unavorabe dispatches from Liverpool rife during
day the effect Of which unsote values contract
the volume of sales. Included sales of Saturday
evening 67 bales in Ho being the largest
cotton sold this market oi ten The transaction
involved upwards OF x52O0 The to-day
compared with Inst a about I3 00
bales but considered the season. exerted
an nnfavorabe influence the market which closed
guild at the appended quotations. which represent
IRENE outside prices and may considered nominal The
\ follows
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

The petit jurors In attendance upon the United
States Circuit Court were yesterday discharged for
the term. The next term OF the court viii open
upon the first Monday in April (the Sd pr0ximo).
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NEW YORK CITY.

the following record VIII show the changes In the
temperature for the past twentyfour hours In com
parison win the corresponding day of last year as
indicated by the thermometer at HudnuL's Phar.
macy, HERALD Building, corner OF Ann street,
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T He COUR T S.

More Of tho English Erie Shareholders Co.
partnership in Bannuptcy-An Ex-Internal
Revenue Collector in Court--An Insurance
Policy Case-Motion to Restrain the
Levying Of City Assessment
Case Of Policeman Toomey in the
Court Of General Sessions.
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Tie Police Commissioners yesterday transferred
Captain McClearv, OF the Eighth precinct, to the
Twenty-eighth, he changing places with Captain
Mcdonnell. He is the individual who. by leaving
MS station house fifteen minutes ahead OF time Sat
urday night, caused about six hundred keno players
TO escape from the various dens in the Fourteenth
and Fifteenth precincts.
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COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, March 90 1871.
The Court OF Appeals day calendar for March q
Is as fOllows-Nos. l60, 1906 llS l23 s. so, 81, 1872
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

Statutes Of Limitation imperative In States
in Rebellion.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., March co. 1871.
The following case was decided to-day In the Su-
preme Court OF the United States:-
No. 90. Lerv Us. A. r. Ste,oart CO.-Error TO
the Circuit Court for the district OF louisiana
This was an action by Stewart h Co. on o note OF
Levy's made In 1860. The defence that the suit
was barred by the Louisiana statute or prescription.
Judgment was gwen for the plaintiffs, the Court
holding that the statutes did not run during the
time that the plaintiffs were debarred from com.
mencng their action by reason OF the existence OF
the war. This Court affirm that judgment Mr.. JUS
tice CnfOrd delivering the opinion.
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THE COTTON MOVEMENT.

List Of Car&oes Of American Cotton which
Arrived at Liverpool during March 1S and
10 March 20:-
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

AUB-RUPPRECHT.-On Saturday, March 1s, ae
the residence OF the brides parents by the Hon,
Judge Loew, ALBERT AUB, 10 EMMA e., daughter Of
Dr. Louis Rupprecht
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
two per cent for carrying 10 fat for borrowing.
The operations or the Gold Exchange Bank were as
follows:-
Gold cleared. SAL 05S, 900
COD balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l127, 1853
Currency balances. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1928, $40
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Josephine Wilson, OF No. SO James street. charged
Matilda Shakelton, before Justice Hogan. at the
Tombs Police Court, yesterday with having, with a
knife. cut through her dress and inflicted n deep
wound IN her left side. Matilda. who stated that she
was waitress. denied the assault altogether, ana
said that complainant and another female were
lighting and she intercrcd to protect the other She
was committed.
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The New York Typographical Society vii! meet on
Saturday evening TO adopt suitable resolutions IN
regard to the death OF Judge Ellis Lewis late Chief
Justice OF the Supreme Court or Penusy lyania
Judge Lewis, who was originally printer, joined
The society In March, 1917.
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Average temperature yesterday. .............. AZ
Average temperature for corresponding date
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Coroner Young was yesterday called to The sIorgne
to hold an inquest on the body OF an unknown man,
thrtynve years OF age, which was found floating in
the dock foot of Fifty-second street. North river
Deceased was five feet seven inches in height with
dark complexion ana hair same color. He wore a
suit OF dark clothes blue woollen snirt,and calfskn
boots Nothing was found in the pockets OF deceased
by which he could be identified.
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On Change to-day wheat was active and buoyant.
The cotton market was heavy and prices a fraction
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From Inuo Of No BrLs
Steamship Helvetla New York. March 1862
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RAILWAY EARNINGS.
The earpings Of the Columbus. Chicago and Indi-
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TO attend the funeral, on Wednesday, from his late
residence, MelrOSe. near Mott street.
MCQuAfD.-ln Brooklyn E. D., on Sunday after
noon. March 10, OF consumption, JOHN MCQUAID,
aged % years.
The friends OF the family, also Post Mansfield No.
50, e. A. r., Paadin Lodge, No. 972, l. o. OF G. r.,
and Eureka DIVISION ). of T., are invited TO attend
the funeral from the residence OF his sisters, No. 3S
Fourth street, ON Wednesday afternoon, at two
O'Clock.
PRArT.-un Sunday, March 10, Miss SARAH PRATT.
Funeral from First Presbyterian church, Filth
avenue between Eleventh and Twelfth streets, this
truesday) afternoon. at one O'Clock.
P0oTON.--On sunday March 49, Of consumption,
WILLIAM P0oT0N, aged 50 years.
Funeral this lruesdayl afternoon, at one O'Clock,
from No. I.048 Third avenue.
KICE.-0n Monday morning, March 90 WILLIAM
Z. RICE, aged 6S years and months.
Funeral services at his late residence, Clinton
wednesday morning, at ten O'Clock. Remains Will
be taken to Massachusetts Tor interment.
RooME.-At Marion. n. j., on Monday, March 20,
CHARLES SEAMAN, son OF Samuel Seabure ana Isabel
Roome.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
SchABBETAR.-on Monday morning, March 20,
at hal-past seven O'Clock, alter long and painfui
Illness, RUDOLPH A. ScHABBETAR, aged ~ years,
months ami days.
Notice OF funeral IN TO morrow,s paper
SfELMAN.-on Sunday, March l9, ANNA SPELszASs
aged Us years.
Friends OF the family are invited to attend the fu-
neral services at the residence OF her son-in-law,
Robert Douglas, No. 1870 Guernsey street. Greenpoint
TowNER.-0n Monday, March 20 JAMES TowNER I
native or Brighton, England, In the Goth year OF
his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend tue funeral from his late resi-
dence. 1856 Mulberry street. New York.
Brlgh!on England papers please copy.
and severe illness, MARY JANE, eldest daughter OF
Peter r. and Mary wortendyAe, in the oath year Of
her age.
The funeral services win be held this TUESDAY, AZ.
ternoon, at one O'Clock, at the Palisades Methodist
CITY. Relanvcs ana friends and those Wm. M
clark, BROOKLYN, ase invited 10 attend
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-05-19
PERSONAL,

H. F. Eames, Esq President of the Com
nercisl National Bank of Chicago, took a
look at our city aud the Island. yesterday
and left the Harper House for home to-day
The following party of distinguished
strangers are ct the Harper House, to day
D. A. DIN, wife and daughter, Racine
Wis; Miss Lizzie Story, WAukeshA, Wis
j. W. Cary and wife, Milwaukee; o. B.
Sanford and wife, Freeport, III,
The following are the arrivals at the Harper
House, to-day.
stOker, Henry Whitney, NJ Brown, G
Burton, Tim Owen, s Rogers, F T Morgan, {
Duming, o E Doane, Chicago J W Chamber
lain, Albany, N Y; B Reeves, Hopewsll,
Dunhsm, Geneseo g D knight. Boston
John 0 Page, Il D Judd, St Louis; J W Priugle,
Wood, New York; Charles BRISK, Vino.
M, MINI; George W HeAlsy, Dubuque Lucien
Beaekmer, st Louis Haight West Point /;
J s Mckee, Columbus, Ohio; s B Parmlee,
Wallingford, Connecticut C 8 Black, Michigan;
John B DuS.un and wife, Nashville, Tenn.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-05-19

IN connection with the Nilsson concert on
Monday evening, we would say to the citi-
zens of Moline and Rock Island, that we
have seen Superintendent KimbAll, of the c.
K. /. & p. road and have his assurance that 6
special train will return the citizens of those
places TO their homes after the concert
This train will RON to Moline. Mr.. Kimball
deserves the thanks of our citizens for thus
giving them the opportunity Of hearing
Nilsson. He has added another to the ma
ny obligations we owe him.