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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
IN Mr; = g: Ssville:: Lessee and Manager.
THE WONDERFUL JAPS.
a CHEAT sICoEss
MORROW tWecnestsy) at ?.
Admission only 20 ard Is cents.
Go yourself; take the children.
Let the little cnes see the Little Japs =
WORLD's PEACE JUBILEE
INTERNATIONAL MUSICAL FESTIVAL
AT BOSTON,
From June 18th to July 4th. Is.2,
Commencing daily at 3 O'Clock p m.
The Grandest Series OF Concerts
Ever the best works Of the Great
THE NEW AND THE OLD WORLD
UNIVERSAL PEACE
MAMMOTH COLISEUM,
erected especially for this occasion.
GREAT CHORUS OF 10000 VOICES,
comprising lso choral societies.
9 900 Observation-Disclosures,
In Grand Orchestra and Military Band
A MAGsSSIFICFNT BoQuET OF ARTISTS,
TIE MOST POWERFUL ORIGIN EVER
CONSTRUCTED.
MADAME PESCHKA LEUTNER,
the greatest living Soprano.
cs 81 fefitsin 81 seT NNsIes G2ys.nnent
DIEh GUARDS,
Of London, Mr.. ban Godfrey, Bandmaster.
MADAME ABABELLA GODDARD,
'"nOus Throughout the world as the Queen OF Plan
., By permission Of Emperor William Of Germany,
known as"Kaiser Franz renadie Ter Re giment Ba al
JOHANN STRAUSS,
the emir ent Composer and Conductor.
By permission of President Theirs aud the French
TuE rE1rpp GoEernment, ,,
1Hh ohLt6hAIEE sJ yGAHDE REPOBLL
of Paris. One Of the best Military Bands in Europe
FRANZ ABT,
The eminent Composer and Conductor, aufhar o.
hen the Swallows HON Fly"
THE IRISH NATIONAL SAND.
The greatest Band ever organized in Old ireland.
MADAME ERMlNIA RUDERsDORsF,
The celebrated Soprano Of London.
GRAND PROFESSIONAL OPERA TIC CHO
German, English, italian and French Opera Cho-
ruses combined.
HERR FRANZ BEsDELL,
the eminent German Pianist
By permission of theGov eminent of theUnited state,
iHE CELEBRATED MAXINE BAND.
EmpeTo5 WILLIAMS Imperial Household
tchNET gUAkIEIIE.
By universal desire,
ANVIL CHORU
Win accom- panimento OF one hundred Anyils, % the
Boston Fire Department.
TIE NATIONAL AIRS OF ALL COUNTRIES
Ly 2oNto Voices V0 Inttruments the Gre Al Organ,
Drum ard Trumpet Corps, all the bells of Boston.
Infantry and Artillery Accompaniment
The whole forming the
GRANptST MUSICAL DEMONSTRATION
the weird has ever known, uJdeT the supervision Of
Boston.
The concerts during the first week will be on a
grader scale than thereafter.
SEASON TICK hi ), transferable. admitting 10 all
the Concerts, FIFTY DOLLARS EACH, incIulinR
reserved seats, ready and Tickets for sing ad
mission TO each entertainment, during tha first
week, FIVE DOLLARS, with reserved seats, nav be
bad upon application, personally by lvtte r, 10
P.FhCh, Music Hall. Boston.
dag ANS u seats ID the Coliseum for sale 81 Ma
sic Hail.
Per order Of the Executive Committee
nLayS0 IN tu6t HENRY q. PARKER, Sec.
OLD MOL On Exhibition NEW No.
4S6 and Sale 4S9
9TH ST.l AT zTHSr.
mARKRETER,S,
No. 4l6 9TH street, between ID and y streets eight
doors above Odd Fellows Hail.
Choice Oh Paintings, Eneravings, On rouos, &c
Also, largest stock Paper Hangipgs, Window
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and TAs-
sels Kings, Nails, &c, in the District.
IL TERMS CASH.
Please remember Name md Number. iaI w.
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BUILDING AssoCIATroNs-At the sa.o,d
monthly meeting of the Republic Savings and
bulldiig Association last evening ~ 500 nine
shsre>l were sold, at a premium ranging from
81 20 81 per cent. and about 300 additioSa al
were subscribed for, making about g. 500 shares
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SUMNER RESORTS
VUE DE L'EAU HOTEL.

VIZ DE II EAt HOTEL,
SEWELL'S POINT HAMPTON RoIDS r,
OPPOSITE FORTRESS MONROE
the reception of guests.cu ' Sou
MONDAY. June 10Th. 1872. VAC
unIsI hIe 81 erVition q the undersiened l.sH III
ana viii De Kept as FIRST CLASS HOI ~ --.->'
hlhlng the comforts q home with the hsaiti -
Injuries Of the seaside WY "N@4th aad
shaded groves, a magnificent water view. Al,
ehcelleht beach. fine bAthing. good dries. ~
soPciiot nshlng grounds. superior fariIftfss 90
Doa,lhg; billiards, ten pin alleys. music, A. s,s
among the attractions II this delightful r SORT
is lighted with gas Ane muse
Telegraph Office IN the horse
~ Residents Of Washington and vfrf-f,r 49,
tne steamer Lady Of the Lake. or the RsT Ii9s
ION baltimore, arriving 81 the hotel early the pext
Terms: IS per day, SIS for TIVE weeks. $50 nor
nioin. X. :. DODSaN,
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NALCAPLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
Messrs Green x Williams, auctiOneers, adyer-
Use To sell tomorrow, al 8 O'Clock d. m, yalua-
n.e rear estate, with the improvements, consist
ing Of a brick dwelling house in Bladensburg
fnnee George county, Md. known as the late
residence OF Judge VIM F. Purcell deceased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-04

DRESS COATS and Vests to match; Business
Suits, separate; Pantaloons, &C., in pleasing
variety, at popular prices.
GEO. G. HENsING,
No. 40 9TH street n, w
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HOWARD AND HooKRR.-Mr. X. B. Howa I'd
brother of General D. o. Howard, writes to the
Chicago Tribune, and says the statements pub
lish6 in the San Francisco Chronicle, and at
tributed to General Hooker, so far as they i'm ply
want OF honesty, courage and prompt obede nee
TO orders at Chancellorsville on the part of Gen.
Howard, are false. He expressed the hope that
on General Howard's return from his Indlau
mission, be will be induced To state the facts in
the case, even If they seem unfrieIdly to Gener-
al HOOKER.
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HATS AND GAPS,

m HATH AND UAPS.
All the leading styles Dress Hatsnow
Cbristy g London Pearl Cassimeres, lust imported
Dunlap Amidon's New York Pearl Cassmeres,
and the Phiisdelphia Merino Covered Dress Hats,
new and handsome.
superior stock Of Mackinaw Straws, the best In
the market.
wILLETr q RUOFF,
mayu No. SOS Pennsylv ania avenue.
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FINANCIAL AND ooMMEaCIAL.

Governments Securities.
Jay Cooke & 60. furnish the following tc-ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-04

IHE Proc EANNE o. music at the Oman Air
concert ~ the Capitol grounds to- morrrW al
teTT0ori = as follows: I. SheridaD's OgIcksf@r,
FTieSt = Introduction aud vslZ. Eiekel. . Sc
iect.o;is from Slcllian NespeTs. Verdi: g. Gallon
ParlcIOi >. Introduction and polka Fau,t: h
Selections from SOmnambUla. Bellini: 4 Intro.
ductiOn and yalZ. (Arlasklange )Gung'I, : Pot
pourri, HeyGnrech; g. National airs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-04

THE WESTERN CRoPs.-The Chicago papers
publish reports frem a large number of points
in Illinois and Iowa in regard to the present
prospect of the crops, from which il appears
the crops are generally backward, particui rly
corn, on account OF the GOODNESS Of the spring,
weather EencefOrward, the prospect for at least
the average yield Is good. Wheat, particularly
fall, is looking badly in many localities, and in
some counties they are blowing up the wheat
fields and planting them with corn. This, how /.
ever, occurs in some more northern counties of
Illinois every season. Oats and other small
grains are generally looking well, the former
cereal promising an abundant yield.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-04

HE ENTHUSIASTICALLY IMBROGLIO at
Chicago has again got into the civil courts-this
time, however, Bishop Whitehouse is the plain
tin. The bishop having depossd Cheney from
the ministry, seeks an Injunction restraining
Cheney from any interference with the Christ
church property, claiming that Cheney, being
a deposed clergyman, has no right to the prem
ises. The case has been heard only in part, but
TIE court refused TO grant q temporary injunc-
ton, and the will soon come up on its IL Dr.
It's on q motion for perpetual Injunction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-04

GENUINE GREEN TURTLE SoUP-Haryey &
Holden are serving at their popular saloons, 10i6
pennsylvania avenue, pure green turtle soup
and stakes, with every deicacy of the season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-04

BOYS Grey Flannel Derby Sacks, with Pants
to match. Excellent goods for Boys.
Price only S5 per suit.
NOAH WALKER q Co.,
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaare,
and made to order by Hempler, near Az street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-04

DIR. LEON, III street, between 7th and sth
streets, Consulting Physician for Ladies. See
Personals. n
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LINEN COATS from IS cents to 81.
Alpaca Coats from 80 to 81.
MOhair Goats from 50 80 to So
Flannel Goats from "a to SS.
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The NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, N. Y. ave
and 18th st., pays per ct. on deposits. Nt3.14tle
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
THURSDAY. Der.

THURSDAY Der. 81.
Ms s F1rope VA Plymouth Cherbourg Hamburg sen
,hlp Fa close Supplementary Mail on Per loot Of
Fhra.st Hobokcn closed al steamship sails AZ p a. ron
Of Thru. HohOken.
A Irusxan Closed Mail is sent By this Inc. , 81,
Supplementary Mails must be prepaid WIZ
dOuhle D0sIage.l ~ - L.
Crescent CITY close a. Supplementary MAI on I ~"
North is ESQ steamship SAILS al p NJ
FRIDAY Nov. L
Mails for Panama Aspinwa te Central American and south "a
csc ports ETC. per steamship close at 10 4 Steam
snip sails at n rem Per No. a. n. r - . -.
Halifax n g. else 50 ne New-i erk f'Ohoe every
THURSDAY O'Clock Steamship sails from Portland Me- On
Friday .. m
Letter postage al the West Indies except When going r N
he each. which must be pela
SATURDAY. Nov. 2
For British Queenstown AID Liverpool ~ me eanip
AtIanic Supplementary Mail Do coae az "te
Ssr Dock st D. m Steamship sails $50 IRON White star
Dock. Pavunia Ferry JERSEY CITY q, .ts IA.
IAN deposited Supplementary Mails must De prepAu '
double postage - -.
Continent Of Europe va Southampton and BTe"sn pr
Hermann close at y NJ No Supplementary haL oh
sails H. from Pier a. foot Of Third st, Honoken
Direct German Prusn closed Mail 10 sent by ms line
Mails Tor France via steamship Warrington
vi close AZ 10 m Steamship sails from Pier No. % N Il
Mails West by the steamship CYde Close Al p IL SWAMI
shp "a Is At Q D. from Pier No. ~ L. X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31
THE COURTS.

TIE NATIONAL RAILWAY COMPANY CASE.
TRENTON, Oct. 9O.-The Railroad case on a
rule 10 show why injunction should not issue
restraining the National Railway Company on the app
cation Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company from
building their road up again before the VceChan
eeuor this morning. The cOmplainants asked leave TO
take testimony rebut the answers and afhdayts Of
defendants. The latter insisted that the case was
before the Court preliminary matter and the merits
Of the case could not be examined. The Court sug
gested under the ACT OF 1871 that day might be liked
and the testimony taken orally. Upon application OF
defendants the Court took until O'CLOCK that
the defendants counsel might have time 20 consult.
The Court met again at O'Clock, and the Vice-Chan
eeh0r granted rule 70 take dispositions 20 be used on
the hearing which nXed for the 14th day Of NOyem
Der, and also that those defendants who had not
ewered might DO so, and they might be used the
gumeut % copies served week from this day on
tie solicitors Of the cOmplainants
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pLSSFNCERS SATLEn-

FOR LvRRPOOG-En steamship Scotia, Oct m-Mr Babeoet
Mrs Babcock daughter two children and nurse o. Nixon MS "4t
an Lsdv Million two chi dren and maid r Arnold Mr. and hs d.
Matthew's two children Miss silly Mathews Miss Florence
Geo NJ Dopue A. B. Cook and servant Mr. IinaL heny SYKES
q r Griffin. J.. Raymond, r. l. Cumming, II C.
scrnIc The Rev A. j. RYAN, Nj. Mrs G. a.
Iegis C. Thompson NJ ana ms n s. BAILEY. Master BAILEY
Afr and Ms GoIpv Wheeler Wamsev r. ButterTnh Miss
Aot r. A. Palmer children and mi Mn Mason anu uli mr.
and MIR DHsutvue Mr. and Mr W. W T0mpkus infant and Two
sde. NJ Ily ooisneed Mrs Jonas G. Clark M aud
NJ Payle Master H. Plavle, Master Henry 4. Plae r. H.
Pale n Goddard Hv T. Bulge VIM Gould Judge K W Gfeene
g. Heron " Greene and maid Geo ~ JONES w r TAI
bovs Mr. and Mn NJ Moore. Miss Moore Wm BlckmoTe Mr
a p stevens Bliss Lucy Lake T. Hyatt, G. A. Cal
opev william Penn Lewis ]. II. WnY, s. A. Peters
a. and ur. w S Brown A and Hrs Chas 3. Easter Mr. Camp
ts David Stewart W. r. F. keogg r. l. Patterson w ia
Irn Mrs. a. T. Kugsand and maid, T. p. Fowler r. D. Tucker
paul Graham Mr. r. McEEan Miss G. " Lawrence and maid H.
wood los Andrsde 3D. Piper Miss ii Perver G. T. Dawson a.
Tvsn j. Hvman. Emile Atrochul John Thorpe l. Saekpoe
r Maude Jacob Harof Waiter Brooke B. Phelps MI ana ma
Maxwell Greene. . go, -. %, ,-,.s-. ~.
NJ. Mott Ms J. A. Woosev Misses F. D. and T. W Wooser
lnE x l. b johnson Miss vnton M j. A. Paine Mn hots maid
Lauc Wn Hurry Stephen Chester, M ana h John OH ana
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FURS.

Among the various branches of trade which
contribute TO the wealth OF the city. the fur business
occupies position by means Insignificant. Many
firms In NewYork are engaged IN 1t, and readers gen
orally VIII feel indebted 20 the Messrs. C. g. Gunthers
sons Nos 500 and 5o4 Broadway for the information
The most costly frs are those made from the Russian
ana Grown" sable, which always have been and always
viii be fashionable. These furs are all imported iTom
Russia her territories, aud the variety e1hbteu ny
variety IN other kinds and classes The term Crown"
Sable originated from the fact that formerly few skins
were set apart for the sole use OF the Gar OF usa anu
his family and retlnue. Tie price OF set cOpslshg on
muh and boa, OF collar, varies from sllo 10 sIOO Inc
ia ker me II the more expensive otsl 1ulsk eonA
equal Mus be bought for SOS or $780, and the pre-
valng fashion is to tIm Win SIX BOWS having heaty
than the former ana consequently less expensive. IL
is however, more advantageous TO buy set Of dark
Hudson Bay sable than one OF llght RUSSIAN I9I Tue
prices range from SIS 20 $500 The sable tails are
mostly made from the animals caught IN Hudson Bay
ana are used extensively Tor trimmings, Ath0uSI tley
often made into very handsome sets Tor iadles.
When used ga this way each tail must be sewed sepa-
tlv on ak or tape-a process requiring considerable
patience and labor. Occasionally set will be found
made Of the tails Of the Russian sable costing s5OO or
pellans $500 Although very handsome these are not
90 desirable the sets made from the whole SKIN.
Fox furs are now very much IN demand Doth LOT sets
and trimmings and beautiful articles are made from the
skins OF The silver blue, black, gray, and Whle foxes
those of rrebe are very desirable and handsome and do
not cost SIS $40 when used for trimming - per
meets with great favor. Mink is always IN demand 20
extent, and sets are worth from SO 70 SOD WINE
ever being valued az not than $3.50. In cOnse-
quence the beginning OF the opera season eTmine cir
culars Cardinals selling extensively ana aud
greatly 20 ladY's appearance sea- sklu is proDdDiy
more generally than any other FUR, and cque ana
muf may be bought low ISL, although TINS
b.. Of course, of the poorer Quanty. MANY OF the
gseGues are trimmed win beaver aud pucked OF un-
pluCked oter-the unpueked tur being IN the original
state before the long hairs have been removed Occa-
onay sacques sold OF seaskn 10 it natural state,
hat is before II Is dyed some Of this kind are very
handsome. Indeed it seems impossible 70 name any iur
winch firm cannot furnish. Robes caps, gloves, &C.
OF asrrachan monkey skim black maren, bear, buffalo,
wolverine lynx aud wildcat offered, bOtn OF medium
and the qualities and the purchasers who cannot
ind their wants Immediately supplied must be difficult
~ please.
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~ s srPREME coURT-wAsnIveroN, o. 30.

u =.
Eo, I7g and Is0 Drst sg AonisEror Circuit Court for
Eorhn Dnc Of Limos TBS vas a. seton 81 e'tl..s 70 '
b Cleo By UHel states oreoss mortgage heio N ne name
he solicitor o. ~ Treasury and ss.e va su,sd O S1 ns
ttrt > COO Boil parties title from Russell the plaintiff
S t t obt1iue bv ire United states BY Of the
uoHre Upo taxing title IRON The venoees Of The Government
or 70 Gust them Judgment sustained the title derived from The
& y b as - error holds TOE a5dsf psres purchased
oot, - reeob from Russell and As parties
t ~ ~ cosure bat ne 6roeeednr vas irreguar
valid passed 20 The Government '" Faief Tor phnta
sg Uuted sesEITor % ihe Ceu Court ior the
korbe Dste auos Tbs vas an ihionnseoa nsa ehasne
sustained tte charge -d ms wit 81 r.
ss bv M oSet 40 ~ ,sa nd bsfore been goIy Of bad
fsth Governsrt II connded that will
SPPori The ehae suzh taken correction vh slight orrqm
stsnoe. q aspoas character relation 70 ne present oHense ihe
vas s1ea o. ne printed pouts The Government msntssng
B. H. BnoE ioi Government e. Roby pauua 49,
No le3 6gg igt Aoss-Efoi 70 The Rorhtr Btinc' o. I'D
vhO partner 61sasssib Moss tbs allegation being that ke
That the money vs. advanced elder tie Of
the an o Ness bsres me Judgment sustained
theory but il hsle seei TAT ihe CONSTRUCTION
s8tsd On De pint beta O. JseIsoa io gIsistG Harding
No Isi EEBs sg HobBbse-Enor The Circuit Court or
Esstern Dsne o. Wisconsin Tbs Of espas brought
ea RsyeEue alleged Eroh seizure o. tobacco belonging
IT, s "a tst TIE dstadsrt bad been sy ef SSupsymest Of
ke TIE reply alleged that he claimed 5et ebsrge
vas f he claimant ana Collector eousd, hat spsss
as b. o not ese in a sp6sun hat an sppsa va. nsos 20
s,Sa 70 o srs q hin A'sssp zoSs S1ssIs isT Coz
iesi0T and stefk DEFENDANT
he Circuit Court foT ths Middle TsHassss THIS vas an
sou q es6t hoag By s GosrEnfI aFns The asisHdsnts
1h sl Of the Revenue ks Of 1909 q vhh
.soS p ssi 3 @ II nters revenue s1Ssa ss ~ s
ar bound % reimburse ne GoVn~snt ne sIgsssss ss
s. ss s- T1 sis. 'ssIs.S tss "s,s
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more light and that stead Of three feet Of being
burned Der hour by each lamp claimed BY the gas
eompanies two feet were actually consumed
In reply the Controller detailed his examination o 'u
bills fled against Tie city in general, from wien u az
peared that the OF each public lamp had aVouEe
SIS per year, whereas amount equal 70 that 'oiSe
by each lamp furnished 10 private elu1ehS ~,
$50 In view OF the immense amount consumed py lNe
c, this WAS especsIly outrageous As scon as the com
NAMES woud make a suitable reduction OF these 9ia
thev worid 20 hefore M Bnard OF Audit out - 9a
REUSED 10 dc These bills amounted TO nearly ,b,6t
In rerard fo the urfvate lamps referred 70 nc tb
that some OF fhe might be on private roS~ riebt Hf
,vovs over which the public were alioWeu - aTa,,cr
80 ~ mo SAFE OF convenience ana IN tns -
so.e ~ tbcr7 might be of utnty. The eiy Ahouiu NV
pay for lamps really IN private use
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31
EVANGELICAL KNOWLEDGE SOCIETY ANNTvER-
sARY

sARY.
The twenty-ffth anniversary meeting OF the
otestanf Episcopal Knowledge Society took place az
the Church Of the ASCENSION at Eeyenths' ana sAth-
ave Yesterday The Rev. Dr. Tying presided, and the
Rev DR. Dix read the Executive Committees report for
the wear ending Sept 90 Among other points were the
foUorfnc. Observation-Disclosures from churches and
individuals s5OQ7 II amount Of egaces, e. $685. interest
an bouds S7s II received from the American Church
Missionary Society for the Of a portion OF the
premises OF the Society s. 500 from the sale OF pubca
lions ssO9se ST. balance from last year, HSs9 g. x
and purchasing Of books ana
papers $40 TO salaries, $3.50; rent OF premises OF
which q 800 is returned $500 Incidentas, including
BOYS wages insurance taxes hostages etc, t127 DC
sercotypng and engraving 1870 OF; investments VS. So
total SO sos o. Balance in treasury, Oct 1871 SeS Vo
Assets Of the socetyst0ek Of books and tracts on hand
Oct SOC; debts due 70 Society, $3.50; furniture
$500 cash IN the treasury, $3.50 O. Legacy fund as io
lows limited States six per cent registered bonds NOO
Ne,vyork CITY seven per cent Central Park improve
ment bonds. 1S72 $500; Delaware and HuuSou N1"i
f'Ou pauy stock, Sc eco; total &49,S55 s6. s -.t
The Committee had considered the pfopIlety o. ceItH
changes In tie EOciCtys policy, Dul hao uecueu nv "a
make them The following legacles had Ooeh IeOoIFcu
during the year From the late T. W Btulnau, luue ~
active member Of the Executive CON slOoo s
the late BENJAMIN p. Richardson OF Boston suF lToln
the late Brewer OF Pittsburgh, uuO6 from the tate
discussion upon the proprety Of changing the time
Of he anniversary from the Fail 70 the spnng 0u9Weu
but no decisive action taken. The Rev > H. IyDs'
ir rendered resignation as memDef OF tue COt-
tee the ground that the Society was not keeping WIZ
in It's sphere Remarks made by number OF cef-
meu upOn the policy OF the Society, which were 20 Tue
Cect the Society needed thorough reO sani[@Ioh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31
DECIsIONS-Ocr. 80.

Supreme Court hembers-By Judge Fancher.-
Poster AT confirmed aud oHe granted Iee agt
granted ny default Cemerher act keeng
port confirmed and iudamsnt Tor plaintiff orercL .-,
~ Jrfrc in-r-hsnJohnEon ar HafHrd - teon tahso
Mcmillan WlhsmE-Moton denied and Injunction dissolved
Common Pleas-gpecial Term-By Judge Robin
-Mmphy agi Guae-Mosoa open default dsnei with SIS
Suparior CORrt-SDecai 1ern-By Judge SedgWlcH.
-Maazaeh that e he sent ock 70 me
rree take the identity Of the eaeHt Ae me
ouisso OF aegei sdllter. Esuer agt hasshauu
cartc Well GoOlsiud iOrir denying moiou oASaet
man AFT Rierhouss-OTder appointing Commission granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31
TIE SCOTT MONUMENT.

The Scott monument will be formally IN
vailed and presented to the city at p. m. saturday
Previous % he ceremony IN which the 79th ghanders
Eegr,ent and several scotch societies will participate
a pr0lpenade concert viii be given by Dodworths band
near the monument, at the southern end Of the mall
The public schools hive been invited 70 JON ~ the eA
eTcises which will DOUBTLESS be interesting.
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srsy PM, FECuKR "opens at 10 m-Cal
enisr called % u m.
- n. p.ooe and Mcdonald Il8. .CrandaI sg' DeWolh
agt n Y Benevolent Sol <ii.."foS o. a. Ast hSNhon
cety Of Operative Mlsous- etaL
- ea~e 20 same rs. Riley se- Armstrong.
.ODoWd art same. l-J.shuty asI nAne,
NcTcpghiu agt. M 20. Nc(irpgOr AT. Welsh
o. me Pe9ple a. Crosby Art m .Isoewenhal OFF
Green lCan 23l. .SrchOu agt The Paragon
tol. .Olmstead agt. Riley et al Naieh Co.
ia. .Jgstl agt Jush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31
CRIMINAL NOTES.

In the Court of General Sessions yesterday, the
Rseod william Lee previously convicted Of bsIEaTy 70
stats Prison Cor three yearS
Denis NOouan charged with forging an order on
Estoaa Chareve lresad COMMITTED yesterday Tor
examination Commissioner Beta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31

eia sh erpnsS we've nos snr fable 70 ae ~Are
M n,n Tho The objection the Judgment
s bs s The Government claims hens that sssh honda by he
ION Of cours contemplate Tie fihi pcTiornanco Of duty
which law Imposed upo the ncrr sitter IN date OF BIS BOND
ana rvna assc this ground b. H. Bns'ow ios the oyern
srnt seeR.shs appearing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31

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