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NfnaI Notifies.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
CTATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro. SIS,

CTATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro, SIS.
~ The Probate Court for said District.
ITO all persons interested in the Estate Of ROBERT
COLLINS, late of Halifax in said District deceased,
Greeting:
You are hereby notified that said Court will decide
upon the allowance Of the account of l.. NJ TUOK-
Err, Administrator upon said Estate, and decree
distribution thereof to the persons entitled at the
session thereof to be held at the Probate OfnCe in
Brattlotoro on the last Saturday Of FEBRUARY, A. D..
1872, when and where you may be heard In the
premises, IL you sec cause.
ASA REYES, Register.
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GTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO,
- IS. The Probate Court for said District.
To all persons interested in the Estate Of BENJA.
W. STEVENS, late Of Guilford, deceased, Greeting:
whereas, EDWIN STEVENS has presented to this
Court Instrument purportng TO be the last
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notified that this Court will decide upon the Probate of
said Instrument at the session thereof to be held at
the Probate Office in Brattleboro in said District, on
the last Saturday of February. A. d. 1872, when and
where you may appear and contest the same, If you
cause. -
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DARN FOR SALE.

The wei known "John Lynde farm" near Guilford
Centre, owned aud occupied by me for the las, I'VE
years, containing about $50 acres and the Lest farm
in the town, is offered for sale. For terms and
particulars apply to F. GooDHUE, Brattletoro'; or
to me, at Is1 water ST., New York City.
GEO. G. HALL.
Sent. 90, 1871 3sif
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-30
CONTRACT COMMISSIONERS.

The usual weekly meeting Of the above Commits
soners was held yesterday, when the following
contracts were considered:-
c. c. Waterbury, President Of the Nicolson Com.
pany, Forty-fourth street, from Third to Fourth
avenue; FOrty-third street, from Third to Fourth
avenue. The above were passed without oppo-
sition.
John L. Brown, regulating, grading, curb, gutter
and nag, Tenth avenue between Manhattan and
l55th streets Mr. vanderpoel and Mr.. Devlin ap-
peared for the contractor, and Mr.. Deering for the
property owners. Thomas Callahan was called by
Nh. Deering. He said that he wss q copyist and
that he made extracts from the Comptroer's
books as to the entries OF prices fer regulating and
grading.
Oliver w. West said he was an attorney and
that the average price of rock excavation OF forty
contracts he had examined was 81 10, At this
average 1t would bring the present contract to be
$isl ,SSs instead Of the claim Of the contractors
ceived $500 600. Several witnesses were called to
show the great nferi0rity Of the work both In quail
ity and execution. Other witnesses, including the
Corporation Counsel, are to be examined in this re
gard at the next meeting which Is to be held on
WelueelfV next.
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MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
THE C0MPTROLLER AND THE CITY BANKS.
Onicial Thanks for Advances Of Money In
Critical PerKn1.

Comptroller Green has addressed the following
letter OF thanks to the chairman OF o committee OF
officers representing various banks, which, on his
accession % office, advanced money to relieve the
city from its extraordinary burdens and enable 1t
to meet its Just obligations to laborers mechanics
and officials in its employ
DEPARTMENT FINANCE
CoxPrRoLLER's OFFICE New YORK, July "a 1874
r. d. TAPPEN, Esq., President Gallatin National Bank -
the office Comptroller Of the City Il was apparent that
the Finance Department was greatly embarrassed for
want of money to pay the current salaries wages Of
all classes OF the employees Of the city, including teachers
rapidly accumulatng claims upon the treasury.
advances Of money were asked of several moneycd in
sttuons 70 relieve the pressing necessities of the depart
men and to sustain the credit Of the city The following
vice -Gaatin National Bank-F D. Happen President;
oS asp' Sa r5ssssn q Is VI wian
ss!;SSn Sna s:bs7 SIs%s
Central Issae8 wheeoek Pssent s'eeF
Coles Cashier Commonwealth National Bank-George
ES PFesden Ruestis Cashier Fourth National
Cashier.
beg to tender to you as chairman of committee Of
r e s S Of H q the
institutions and their officers my most appreciative
acknowledgements Of the prompt and generous aid
tended by them at time whep owing 70 the then con.
mos! timely and important to the public
WAT r. sq
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First Hens-Fleetwood had the Des' ~ tho ptart, |
Once second Gray Jack third. a" tho nurses broke
up in going around " ,ufs, ghd al tSs quarter
F"s! "'"' AZ passed IN forty anc n aecond' ten
.,wooa led four lengths, un ,wood and once
JengtSs sSead of Gray Jack Feetwo "r tsrn. once
HnsK SroVe nm again on tie lower er her foot
gvsnb,na her boot and pulling ~ uno ooa ~.
w. ,xas stained IN 'front.' OF the stanu al" "a ooot
s saSo mu 90, Tine i:ieI This put 40 lar be-
S,nG the others that she was r.-,afceI. Gray Jack
went on steadily and gradually overhauled Fleet
wood until ne entered the homestretch when ne
passed tne sofrel and won the heat by three engts
TDe, 2:SfX.
second Hedts--Gray Jack broke UP az soon az
the word was gwen, and fell or ten lengths before
be recovered Fleetwood was ten lengths ahead
nj the quarter pole In forty and half seconds; then
Gray Jack resumed his trot, and, going sguareiy 10
the eud, won the heat by SIX lengths. The time 10
the haIf-mile pole :19k, and the heat in 2:37.
Third Hedt-The driver OF Fleetwood was
changed, and Hiram Howe retired in favor oil the
lad who had the horse In charge for some time past
He did not do much better than Hiram.
The horses had an even start but Dotn
broke up on the turn, and when they settled Fleet
wood was ten lengths In the front OF Jack, and nc
kept in that way TO the quarter pole IN forty sec
Opds. Fleetwood broke on the lower turn bu,
Jack made another one, and Fleetwood was AGAIN
ten lengths ahead, in :i9la at the hallmlle poie
Gray Jack then began TO close, ana ne grauuaul
shut up the Rap TO the lower turn, wsep nc Passe'
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THE CITY CONTRACTS.

Commissioner Van Mort, OF the Department Of
Public Works, has made the following awards Of
contracts for public works, the proposals for which
we're opened on the oath and Goth inst. -
Sewer In Washington street. between Charles and
Barry streets, 20 John Mccarthy, for 1901.
Sewer IN wonth street, between Baxter street
Sewer in Fifty fifth street, between Fifth and
\ Sixth avenues, TO c. p. Devn, for $2,9s7.
"a and In Fe
Tei 'sh and Eleventh avenues, to 4. A. Allen, for
Sewer In Fourth avenue, between Fourteenth
and kiteenth ssreets, to F. McCabe for si,567. -
1T Tnaera eounS drains petwee1 @
and Eight v-eighth streets between Ninth avenue
"p TnaesS "a drains
avenues to E: .aradburn, Tor s2s. $40. u...
street, between r. nth and Eleventh avenues. to J.
s.Ss sxsns sv,s5ng , ana lag
Fourth avenues, to James Ev. ware, for go, 790
Regulating, grading curbng, gattssTin H, and mas
and Boulevard to Daniel Tone, for ~ao.seo.
Regulating, grading curbing. quit, rig and nag
En 1sr ts i% street between Bo and
gng street. Between tVSsenn TENT. and
. Paving Forty-i0urth street. between Third a. I'd
Fourth avenues, to T. L. Butler, for $7,4l7
70 5ames Clark Se Or Ninth and
ia, ing Twenty-nrst street, between Sixth and
seventh to T. L. Bnter for na
40" avenues 70 v; T. Williams, FOR : .,y,;;.
Paving Twentieth SWIM w. Murphy Ssfo for i ssnae
, rasas to r. I. Butler, for t9,tO%
sewer in Fiity:nrst street s.ween sixth and
seventh avenues. to I. :. Mulholland, for s4,s42'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-30
THE BURKE HOMICIDE.

Investigation Before Coroner Young
Bender Held for Trial.
Coroner Young yesterday held an inquest In the
case OF Matthew Burke, late of GAL West Forty
ond street, who died from the effects OF stab
wound OF the abdomen, inflicted with large knife
in the hands Of Jacob Bender, German, who lived
near by. The testimony offered seemed to be all
against the prisoner, who had not witness or
friend to speak for him, His wife even was not
present in court. Bender says he was first brutally
assaulted by Burke, and used the knife only In SELF
defence.
Below will be found brief synopsis Of the evil
dence ellcited:-
Mary Burke, widow of deceased, living at GAL
west Forty-second street, deposed that on Mon
day evening" the 22d instant, one of her sons
told his father that Bender the accused had struck
his brother and deceased asked Bender why he
had done so; they then had some words, and de-
ceased struck at him, when Bender drew
knife and stabbed deceased in the abdo-
men after making several attempts to
stabbing deceased, caught him by the shoulder !;
deceased tried to get away from prisoner, but the
c ie Se Sn e a
knock the prisoner down.
John Brown, Of $50 Eleventh avenue, testified
That he saw q quarrel between deceased and pris-
oner, and IN the gasitght saw the shadow of
BendeCs arm striking downwartis. seized hold OF
stabbed.
mary Egan, of 645 West Forty-seoond street. testi-
fed that she saw deceased raise his hand to the
prisoner and ask him II he struck his boy did not
near what else was said and saw no stabbing;
heard Mrs. Burke scream, 1.-THE knife the knife ~
nazlel Rriedenburg, keeping saloon ut 635
West Forty+second street, saw the fight between
the parties In the hallway near the door, and called
on some persons TO separate them; in few mo-
ments Burke came IN and said he had been stabbed
by Render
FRANCIS McCann, an ofncer OF the Twentieth pre.
cinet, arrested Bender who said, in broken
English, "What i do He kill me- and had to fight
him ;" the prisoner was taken to the station house
and locked up In CELL
Osioer Bowen, Of the Twenty-scoond precinct,
testified that after Bender's arrest he found the
knife here shown Ia l0ng-bladed one with bucks
hoOf handlc) IN Bender's closet up stairs with
blood stains GA the blade. Bender spid the knife
belonged to him, but denied using ton Burke.
Deputy coroner Cushman who made n post-mOr-
tenn examination on the body testified that inter.
nal hemorrhage and perttonft@ were the cause of
DEATH
The jury. after short delieerstion rendered the
following
THAT Matthew Burke came TO his death by hem
Orrhage and pcritOnits the results OF stab wound
OF the abdomen inflicted with knife In the hands
OF Jacob Bender, at 635 West Forty second street.
on the end day Of July, 1877
The accused is ftyf0ur years OF age born In
Germany, and Ia stone cntfer by occupation.
-, IN relation to te charge the accused said -
did II In self-defencen
Bender had cut under the right eye and severe
confusion Of the elbow, which he alleges were re.
ceived at the hands OF deceased
Bender was then committed to the Tombs for
trial
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POET OF NEW YORK, JULY 20, 1879.
CLEARED.

stcamship Franc6nia Bfaer. Poriland-J Ames
ship Toftcombs Br), RUSSELL Liverpool-Arken, Tufts
ship Malay, Clough, San Francisco-C Comstock 20.
Ship Anahuac, Spalding San Francisc0-Sutton Co
Bark Maria QtaD, Girgheh, Cork for orders-A p
Agresta
Bark Arulda Mattutino Aus), Lutera, Rotterdam-J W
Schmidt Co.
Bark r Walsh, Herbert Observation-Disclosures Dear
born Co.
Bark Concettina GtaD, Moretto, GenoaTA Agresta.
Bark II ID Slower, Pierce, Havana-J L Ward Co.
Brig Vigil CNor Larsen, Gloucester, E-Tetens Book
mann.
Co .
Brig G r Gcery Conklin, AnnapOlis-Evans, Ball Co
Schr q w Dill Walker, Tanpa-J Hathaway
schr Sea Bird, Hogan, Richmond, Va-van Brunt h
Bro.
schr Coombs, Coombs. Boston, Il Winchester
Co.
Steamer Bristol Wallace. Philadelphia.
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TIE BUFFALO RACES.
BUFFALO. July 20, 1879

BUFFALO, July 20, 1872
For the accommodation or parties desiring to
stop nj the Falls during the race week the New
York Central Railway will stop all the trains on
their branch road at the Park grounds TO drop and
take mp passengers. The following arc additional
entries TO the I'm the $40 race George Lin
denberger names G. s. Emerson. In the colt race
George Lindenberger names G. 5. Emerson. In the
40 race 4. Root names sorrel gelding Tom Walter.
In the lisa race b. l.. Sheldon names bay mare Lady
Alien; A. Johnson names bay mare Jennie. In the
fve-y year old race +. b. Baldwin names Lady Allen
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BJTSNs1oN OF ELEVENTH AVENUE

The Commissioners In pay
Hear OBJECTIONS to Awards, 80:
The Commissioners appointed under the law ~
1857 to make the assessments and awards for me
extension of ElevN-.o avenue, having finished
their labc~~ .., sa.,ordav TO hold 1.aly sessions
az a. Nassau Street TO hear csJectSns to .ne
awards The maps and araw,ngs q p tine ,Rl r
Snrc thew can be examined until the 1oth roximo
Ths enforcement consists Of the .tension Of the
avenue to tho southery mr. Of the street leading
| Nom Kingsbridge roa"., near lnwood street, and
| thence to the H.Ison River near Shermans Creek
The assessments amount to 35l, 342 which Is about
| 0ne-half OF what the work VIII cost. The awards
made TO land owners reach the snug sum OF $500 AIT
The Commissioners will SIT daily TO hear objections
| 10 the awards until the 18th OF August.
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Marine Disasters.

snr GEORGE GRErS Wilcox, ut San Francisco 21st inst
from New York oath OF April during severe gale
nom w, shipped heavy sea; stove bulwarks poau'
hatch house, &C.
smp WIN CuxmirGs Miller, from New Orleans for Port
Baltic which put into Bermuda some time since 10 dis
tress cleared 18th inst 10 resume voyage having
repaired
BARK AxRoLEr Dutch, at San Francisco July 10 from
Uona Kong had q rough passage on East coast rorm0
50 had heavy yphoon from T. yee1ng round to NJ with
a ire ndous hxh sea- lay 10 for 20 hours under pare
poes May "a lat rs N, lon 100 Il, had heavy gale from
u and ESE; june O. passed Tahiti In which neignoor.
morning OF June g. wind being EsE, and weather very
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A DEFAULTING BANK CLERK.

BOSTON, July 20, 1872
Counsel Ion William Fl. wadeigh, late discount
CLERK of the Merchants National Bank, notified
United States Distric. Attorney Mason to-day that
he shall orer no objection to the Indictment found
a. 'ainst him for defalcation. Inc demurrer which
Unite y states Court tomorrow ~ IL lntlmated
that W Nleigh will plead guilty w.
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO, July %

Thomas Carroll, Of San Jose, while riding near
that city on Saturday night, saw two men, whom he
supposed 70 be highwaymen. He shot one Of them
dead and made the other a prisoner. An investi-
CATION shows the victim TO be Henri ra.tei an III,
the same business was gosg into the mountains
near New Almaden to gather flowers.
Carroll has been committed FOR trial on the cnafge
OF manslNughtee,
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SAILED.

ship John Bunyan, for Bordeaux barks Idaho, Glen.
fuegos; MP Lord, Lngan, CD brig Porta, 81 Johns,
NJ; schr q Dill, Tampa.
Wind az sunset SSw
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First Heat.-Athlone and Gerald jumped away
together Harry Booth being several lengths behind
Athl0ne ana Gerald ran around the upper turn side
and side, and down the backstretch to the quarter
pole: on the lower turn Athlone and Gerald col
hded and the latter went to the 'front.' lie ran
easily to the end, winning by ten lengths and
making the mile In l:47k, Harry Booth distanced.
Second Hedt-Gerald soon took the lead and
Is the
SAME DAY.-Purse $1,000 for all horses that
have never trotted better than 2 2s; $500 to the
first, $3.50 to the second, $3.50 TO the third; mile
heats; best three in five, in harness.
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FLEETWOOD ana came home ! wirh6r Of the heat
and race In 2:38H. The following Is o
Summary,
SAME DAY.-Purse sacS, f9f funnlng horses, bne
mile and repeat, catch weights; $1s5 to the frst,
$40 70 the second, IS to the third.
BNTRIBs.
Thomas Jones' b. q. Gerald ...................
J. Mckees q. e. AthlOne. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2ds.
W. II. Hanfords b. 9. Harry Booth. ........... dis.
r. r. 0al0way's b. m. Optmar ............... dr..
3. Il. Browns b. h. Whalebone. ............... Or.
William Carr's br. T. Brown Feather. ......... dr..
TIME.
quarter. Hau Mile.
First heat. ~ ga 1:47Z
second heat 26H 53 $50
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ST STEPHENS, NIB, July 24-Arrived, schr Lo''i' "
r,neT is,b schr Lacon fitzpatrick, New York
81 John. Nh July 8rArriyed, schrs hizze anofn
Smith Philadelphia; Ancona, Mun'~, rewarK.
parh Roads 18th schr aockine Bird thompson New
Also cleared 18Th ship whAmpoa, Carter, Liyerpooi;
ba.s Argosy Jones' do; schr Gilmore, hich, Newoa'
Wmpson Ms July ll-Clcared brig Guiding sba % I
ram York; schrs Annie p Nugcnt do lgsh J prS-
menader, Davidson, do, Chandler, Petis' do' ~'n'
Souvenir, Hatfield, do
American Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, July 27-Arrived, schr zeta Psi, COOK
ssied-Bris Il Todd Boston schrs W Hilltop Pro.
violence q Miles, East Cambridge; Jos Young Dos'o"
, sssl Hsss H e.
| Cesred-Barh Sarah Athips Meiboprne big William
Welsh, Gray Galveston; schrs Bonny Boat Kelley Rich
end Va Granite state su,sess New H 1STk Fprence
Sailcd-stsamcrs Norman, Rattlesnake, Norwich, and
9aaSSs,;; barks Frcdona, William and Lorton Vale
8th-xrrivsd bark National Eagle, Jordon, Calcutta
brig Hattie, Gates Baltimore; schr Ada Amcs Achorn
29th-Arrived steamships shannan (Br Moore, Liver.
| pool VIM Crane, Howes, Baltimore; Neptune Baker.
| New York; banks Robert Robertson, scavcy, Heres
GTancel Margaret Weir Hrl, Kitchsn, Antwsip Kate
Isabel do; Lewis Clara Fort Johnson ANNA Knights
Also arrived 2eth steamer VIM Kennedy, Foster, Pha.
depha brigs Queen (Br), Lewis, Surnam; Alex lander
Nichols, Port Johnson Below ship Progress, Young,
BxLTiMoRE, July x-Arrived. schr Lucy Ames Fish
| or, New YOvk.
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HChT Ufu IaC" .v,hov ror TIailoWcl
schr ." ,.,. Amboy for S' Boston.
=, pcebe, Rondout for New Haven
..l smith, Elizabcthport for frovidence ~,
ecbr ID Jerrad, James, New Brunswick TOT new ha-
ven,
sehr VIM Donnelly, Lynch, Amboy for Portland
Sohr Trustum Dickens Barker Coxsacke for sag Har'
Dor. ,,x
Schr Evcnc, DOWN. Rondout for Boston
schr Nicanor, Hammer, Hokoken for Providence.
Schr Mercer, Wasser Elizabcthport for New Haven.
Schr Helen, Ross Port johnson for Providence
steamer Electra, Mott. New YORK for Providence.
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GOsHEN PARK ASSOCIATION, July 29-rRorr1Ne-
,,a,,s 800 for horses that have never trotted
osH Lnan z:3o; $4oC TO the rst $500 to the sec.
three In I'VE, IN kafiesS, - N'' "'''
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". yANDEwATER
q. OFFICE, CABiNEf AND MERCANTILE FuRyE.
TURE MANUFACTURER
Sam and l63 William street New York;
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MISCELLANEOUS,

A BsOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROA
n the courts of different States No publicity Advice
free Notary Public and Commissioner for every state.
III / KING. Cnunaell0r at Law 363 BrnadNnY
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Hy'Inaves Genoa every MONDAY, wrnSPs.
DAY and FRIDAY. Returning. leaves sil., =
Mountain every TUESDAY, TIT BsDay iai
SArJ RDAY. IL,