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NEW BOOKS PUBLISHED AND FoE .ALY
SHILLINGTONS BOOKS7ORs.
CoaSKR a. ST, AID PA

NEW BOOKS PUBLISHED AND FOX sALE
SHILLENGT0NS BOOKSTORs.
CORNER a. 81. AID Pa. Az.
ps soos Ike ssssthssrt: By :hs sathcr Of Bee ..
TO the Lost Heir OF Linliths5T' By Mrss sSs.s
sIftt Within I sns W & s5ee .a5PS A.ssa9
elso. An American Girl Abroad; 81 IS. Wonssr,
sl r. secs K Tss9srsf from ne Irsn.e gs
bel Lee By the suthOr Il Yserfe f Iylss.s sl
Grow 2 from the Spear. By the suthof Of woven O
eents as9 a1fsN By Hg g
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liz .Soas the 8sass s.nt sa.S l.. ha h5ts
ssns Pass BSo kst':E and S2:s bbss,
UT G1lsskEpasns THE B9eks Pecsstbcoks, steel sa3
5;ys,Tythirg il ths nasazine ssvsPsrer and chez.
sEILJIHGToE' Bookstore,
ag-2-n oor-eI - street ard Pe.na. syeaus.
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AMP bINDINa BosE TC oRbEg.
vs. s1b' are irvi' sS e Isl AZ s,Hins &C
eeos' Nat Sst,S S h =, bsSe,
LOAN OFFICES.
s soLDsrrrs " CO.
LOAN OFFICE.
Ga O STREET.
n.ys Ukder the metroro'itss ac..i.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
ceiling OF for thirty daIss at
CAEoS LOAN OFFICE AND sAGAE,
30. slt PENNSYLVANIA AyESUz,
a large ..ock Of nnredeenea New and Secoud -Asas
fEe Go.d and Silver MATOhks, CEAias. Ks
prices. Call and ses, 1t wiz pay Foa. Goods e.
on 1stt,u,eLI. efle-u
EOHKNs LOAN OFFICE, ec-.1 az ia S~e
~ a-d Noe Yrs arssss, entrance on Ee~ ~
ss q SS ~. Gans Ser ~
asHtlsnsfs Gis.hinT, Cares, ,as oil srfisIss :,
valve. Az scods kept one ys.r. r-1
FAIL NOT
TO yIsir Tgs
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
3I2 SEVENTH STREET NORTH,
If you HAVE
Any CONFEDERATION FOE YoUR PURSE.
and l'ke, which no doubt you do. TO get o Dollsrs
Worth when you spehd a Dollar. But the und
signed will DO better he sciH ARRAYS give you art
cIes worth Oas DollaT and HgJ for one dollar.
CONVINCE YOURSELF
Il. SlLyEBBERG,
aues 3l9 SEVENTH STREET, near Pa. Az.
sTHMA AND BRONCHITIS eaectually re-
"A lieyed by the use Of Datura TatulA, for " il q
most fearful attack Of asthma, Lord Dunsany had
minute when the symptoms abate6, and IN ten
minutes more he WAS relieved wonderfully. He
told he had used IL FOR years with the most per-
feet Certainly the inhal alton had the most
magical effect ever witnessC t."-DT. J. Nc FeQsh.
"a have never known instance In which reliet
was not obtained. '-Gep- Ate11ndey. Sold %
bacco in tins cigars and cigarettes in boxee and
As pastilles fer Inhalation In boxes; by Savory
Moore, l43 New Bond street, London: and all
Chemists, Druggists and Storekeepers throughout
the Slater. ses cost
BUILDING MATERIAL.
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TIE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, n. Y. ave
and 18th st., pays per Ct on deposits. 27t3l4t16
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THr srrc,ps or TIE ONLY SON OF ADMIRAL

THv sUIcyps or TIE ONLY SON oF ADMIKAL
WISs-oy..-Ch iltor Il. Winslow. son of Admiral
Nirslow, - TIE L. 5. navy, shot and killed
himself on Tuesday night in his room AZ the
Occidental hotel. He came - this city from
Panama IN the Corsti utioI. July 18th an had
been living ar the hote. sine. i .lmiTal Wins
low AND rs wife reside n Tuh bs' ho'C,. Brook
iyf. Dung WiDSlOw acted = hi fathers sec
retary. For some lir,e he lad been drinking
imnlC derstely, ana We unJa- ths influence OF
liquor 81 night when he reached the hotel aud
sousHt rs ~, n, No. 1fl. the sar's n which Dr.
koOn killed himself few weeks 20. About
O'Clock a. m. yesterday one OF the POI ters went
- The rco-n. and. finding the door unlocked, en-
tered. The first light that met his ewes wss that
or Young Nlns'Ow living on the bed with his pam
tsloors, shoes and shirt on. his head partly
buried in the pillow, pistol in his right hand.
TIE muzZle siill near his cheek. and 8 pool OF
blood behind his shoulder. A surgeon was sent
Tor, but NiAS.CW was already dead and C0,f
He had shot 'himIe elf in the right temple. and
the Position OF the body, the clothing NJ the bed
snd OF The fatal weapon showed that death must
rave been instantaneous. On the stand nePr
the foot OF the bed was an uncnsned bottle of
choral hvdrate, nea- that s all box of pistol
CIR toge7, magsz re, and asmau memoranda
ROCK, VIZ all the pages blank save one, on
winch were few figures fit'sa in pencil.
There was a % found letter from his mother,
r. n lion Of which he mad evidently read, bat
me r. was IN the envelope untruchei-Sqa
FTGEcisco EYHstia, Sh ms.
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FTsKEAL o. The G.tTE GEEccET ErNIs.-
= LIZ lC4L4.E ,.e ILaeIdi c. the late & regOrv
INNS C-e - or JaC -c~l Ie-t-, took place. ald
Ericr - tic TGirUya. OF &C CORPSE It VS. viewed
by a 'av-- Eun Der &C the svmpath.Z ~ friends
81 the family. lie body wss eucr-e Z . = wal
lat coin. covered with black Goth. and Trou1.-
e. NH silver. and tht ;cai .rgE OF the Cecsr e1
were VIZ I--=ersci. The orphan CT =. N-r-
cent? 20 n 4.ei aaG st. JC CpAs male -, GIls
Ntfe among no a. EIItteG the DO ree, and
t.-..Ctuut wreath and CrC-s O. Towers we're
a-ongLi J. them end placed on The cc:5n. Tire
O'Clock, elRbt Young men be lTrng the rerasfCs.
ard SieSSfs- NI0- Forsyth, 7. DOnohue, q. Car
IC.l tEtEt JCaG ICW4.EE, i. =. B~Tne, y. y.
ward, james Ef-- Pl,.l-'s and Edward Nui17
criTg r. bearers. TIE inmegretc family
and come mons OF the deceased follow ed IN car
E-ts 80 st. P..itk's Church. which vas Gro ECi-
a.. ,-e orphans walking on the paverle-ts "a
. COTT-C was bC-Ee uP the aisle, preceded h
MI K r. Harvey undertaken, Pref. Richter
performed an aEpIOugIate piece on the OrrSr.
.Le lOiiC~iLS priests wSre pTcssnt:-hev
-h5rs C1Uoic tCT EEBoti sbUIgl =. A. Ma
4. -. &c, koCCoiOTt. berCttI, Call, BOYLE, Wiget,
.A.aI &, LS'cr' h and Waiter. Solemn requiem
mass VS. sand ty lev. atheT Walter. the choir
S.i.Ei Y tde GTeSOF.aD requiem mass. There
were present Ms Barry, Mrs. Small. Mrs
h1rEr SsIS- DCEiD, e IS Ada Randall, and
- 'SSr~. = J.. Cannon, EecNlin Snti others, with
Prot cNter At the organ. 1T the offers1r7
Ms Barry and n - Randall sang 80 Sa'ufa-
r. MeUde' SCbn'sl The funeral sermoI was
preached by Rev. FaiheT heaHe, and a high
t1.'tte Was I and - tie deceased, particularly
Ks reputation a. charitable nan. A. the
conclusion OF the sermon, the hymn Rest
Si-r. {, ttCSJ- waS sung. and as tie corpse was
benz, yst s'vd out Prot. Richter PLAYED SOlCm.
H"Tch. = he remains were followed 90 Mount
t.IvSt, where they we're inferred.
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The WORKING PEOPLE-The steveiores a.
Hohoken, who were On s..ike TO. an adysnce
wages ION sc + % cents an hOuv, Il Is re-
ported, have been successful. The Bremen
steamship company he's granted the advance T.
tue s'evedore1 i'm - emPiOy, and II = believed
that the Hamburg steamship company v n have
- yield in cor sequence of the nei cheney Of the
new Worlmen engaged in the place of the
strikers. From II gland news come. that the
str ke Of the London railway pOrters has been
az successful. Fresh HANDS were brought by the
railway c1mFsni from scotland and placed on
dGty, and tue privilege OF retuf4l"'- l. work az
The old rates wcs cttred to 'te strikers. v til
promise to consider tie claims for an advance.
The old hanCs then generally retutned - thei-
OLD stations. - BT = d, England. OF ,Tuly 22d.
~ "cOTn lCrtcrs,' Cr men employed in dis.
cIPrc lng grain cps oes, s,,uck for an advance
OF wages OF one penny, or two cents per 10
bushe!s, ard OF one shifting, or n cents per day
or day laboIeTs. In consequence of the large
M mrer OF vessels in ToIJ laden With grain. the
nerc hanfs were threatened with serious incon-
Eenence, and offered a compromise, which was
rejected by the men. Later III the day how
ever, the frli advance was conceded AMI tha
corn Port RS resumed work. The ship carmen
tiers OF Antwerp p, 900 in number. are on a = Ike
III consequence of prop 1Sed reduction OF
wages from che rates recently forced on he en-
pioyers By rreviOrs strike.
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NOTICE.
OPENING OBJ NEW STATIONERY srORs
AND BLANK BOOK hAhEEACToRY,
Lst-clAss goods az talr prices, fer CASH,
kfTEQCEAPHiEG, ENGRAVING, PRIHJIlG
AND ENDING DONE TIC ORDEg
tAe public are invited 20 cell and exsritpe 81
sv stock. BEN. II. EhEhUH.
Under Sstsousl Metropolitan Bs.s,
end next door 20 Jay Cooke a Cen,
bsH-u washtnG.oD. ID q.
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RELIEF FOR THE FEET-Fes, 81 per Vtstt.-
Corns extracted without pain; Banions, Bad
Nails, &c. relieved and cured, Al DR.. Whites,
No. $50 18th street, opposite L. S. Treasury.
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Is THE sUPRI5MI 99TsT OF THE DISTRICT

THlRNonfRe and BaromeceEe ere repaired
and made 10 order BY Hempler. nesf AZ street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-17

TIE ARu OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS met last
night. ard re chief engineer, in &C Ortance
VAIN prev sous resolution. submitted a report
giving an auproEimate estimate of the detailed
eSiens-s o. The department for the ensuing
eGr anc placing +he same at an aggregate O..
'",4t1. The superintendent of fra-alarin tele-
SraIh submitted comm uTic alton, urging the
4sCeSsi.y OF repairing the platform IN the tower
81 lie 10Th street Church, from which alarms of
Ire sre struck which was referred 70 the COM
I-litec On buildings. with instructions . consult
s'ire practical builder and report the cost of the
came al the IcNt meeting. Er. Baviy offered a
resolution. which was referred, that as on june
IL 1 - az o'cicCka. NJ. box No. 81 was turned
IN ana No. > was struck of; on July II, 1872 a
hox vss turned IN and c. box struck of: Or july
-, iri% % box was turned in and Is box struck
". g August u, 1872, Be Il was tul ned in and
- box s.fUTk OF, cor, 70, ttee Of four members
= AID be appointed ~ investgS. = the in
. 'f'' - wort Al the next regular meet
ecCr- aCies. anu rressntnI a .,-,2 oF
i.s- &c chiSi She'"e~- ~ Y. Hurdle
t,-I-te I,.teILtt a rs v L., sfter
fC- G obedience - his superior officer.
hearing the te-tirnonv o. 'he foreman and as
s.stant foreman. the charges were dismissed.
Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-09
IrCTrRTs. MEETINGS. ETC.

Tie Rev. William NJ. Taylor, pastor elect ol
The broadway Tabernacle will enter upon HE duties TO
morrow morning.
Prof. Tillotson's new Mirror OF Pilgrim 5
Progress" will be exhibited at the Grahamavc. Nj. r.
Church, Brooklyn, E D.. on Monday evening for the
benefit Of the SabhathschOOl.
A course of lectures will he delivered III
Breyoort Hail. in iftyfOurthst, with the view of or
vanzing an independent Evangelical Church The Rev
seoree H. HepWOrth will deliver the nTst Of the series
next Wednesday evening.
William ii. Allen, LID, President of Ge-
rard College unanimously elected President OF the
American Bible Society AZ the meeting Of the Managers
on THURSDAY Appropriations amounting to s6So Were
made for the ensuing year, for Bible Work Ill foreign
lsbds.
The fourth division in the course Of free
lectures at Cooper Union will relate TO physical science,
snd include lectures on Time" by DIR. r. W Raymond
pn Molecular Forces" by Prof. G. W. PymptoD on the
Bes-emer Process" by Alexander J. Holey; on the
s(;eology aud Scenery of Utah." by Prof. Benjamin
biipan and on .he Metric system 10y the Rev. DIR.
Earnard The first ~ the will lie delivered TO-
night 10y Prof Charles f. Cpanolef ci 'oupDld 'ohSe
the subject OF "Combustdns
New-York tribune., 1872-03-09

hibted originated and TO he brought upon an order
10 chow otherwise according to the press3n.
practice In like OF writs when directed w rIoI
courts officers I would give to the Gcher'h Ic'.n
power to hear adiudge and determine the same, anu ~
enforce such determination. In the same manner anu
with the effect In all respects AS IN Tue o PIo
ceedngs when those wrs directed 10 INFERIOR cou,s
and Judges thereof would forbid che pfoccedngs on
the application the writ TO be stayed or suspended
any other order OF court or ocer othef Inn
that of the General Term before which the same was
pending And lastly. would authorize an appeal nom ON
the decision OF the General Term To the Court OF ~
peas hut would forbid stay of the proceedings on he
appeal except by the order Of the General ien Courts
the Legislature pass such law. and then let the hi
administer IL In The spirit have suggested anu !v "a,n
good resulting from it, You VIII seem see ,o for ten
ming of the end OF condition OF things when lGi o %
years has diseraced in the estimation OF % n ,in to
world: a condition of things especially M i,, or
our profession. and one which all good rl, N'''' "
e>ed in reforming as speedily rs possihlc'
New-York tribune., 1872-03-09
AT the Tom
l..
TaE JUDICIARY INVESTIGATION.

David Dudley Field was the first witness
Examined before the judiciary Committee yesterday,
and his introduction besides creating comment in tue
iVLL.o"- "-'" more than ordinary sur III the Coh-
,,, Mr. Field had a special objection to being
- o., o,oined hy Mr.. stlckney OF the Bar Associa-
,,or and after a lew questions had p"eh put :"
M, relative 10 his connection with Judse baiI',rd
" ,'. ,Inanv and susquehanna Railfjad transact.ns,
n. dlr ,,eA Nj. Prince, the Chairman Of the Commit
, m very ind gnant tone, and protested against the
,.ipat,,p svering that Mr. stickney was personal
.,,,,, and Individually interested IN the matter. Mi
.'J. .vid,uce wa dispensed with aIter this passage
a.. be VIII ie recalled within fe" days.
W,n Orton President Olfthc western tnion Telegraph
.nnany was examned in reference To - dispatch al
need n havs been by James Coleman Judge bai
uSrde Gratz" to the Judge, while ne was AT fpugh
a".usi. summouing him TO New-Iork 10 serve James
EI m The Sidonce adduced 10 prove that zoe
man was IN league with Barnard and FISK ahd %ll he
.hown that the Telegram sent by Coleman was the one
- hieh brought Judge Barnard 10 NewrOrk ana caust'
49, Ia hold session Of the Supreme COnrt al the be
AIDE of sspbine Mansfield 49, -, .
m. only et ner witness was WIN. Morgan, VINO gave
,s,imony ss to the part which Judge barnard TOOK III
tl, Albany and Su-queanna suit ilcknor Gurus wa'
aociatsd Yesterday, with Rufus T. Andrews - Judge
BsrnaTS's counsel
New-York tribune., 1872-03-09
POLICE NOTES.

Sneak thieves entered on Thursday evening rear
opd sforr T. Edrdge No. tSsi Ihriy
,i,,h.,f and stole JOOO worth Of alyerWsre.
y rla C;fA60noint Bronze Companys building Nos.
ie - :, 1rok1yp partially buIDed yeertay Loss On
,,ccs $1,000 ID: rec b. w. VOW '''"'-N''' a
fes damaged S12OO; insured by the frsns
.s,ette Pacific Hamilton Williamsburg St. Nicholas Relief
&C Globe Tor 500.
The ante-mortom statement Of Michael Condor,
John Newman during quarrel cards on THURSDAY
Yesterday The wOuudr1 man cofroh
.. tb account heretofore published verde, against
N,ywsu rendered for bis ssue Andrew
Bernard Newman, who concerned in
John Nwmsh suded himself Yesterday,
Police Of Jer.ey City, ihat Thursday
r Michael Condor al Da saloon n Fouts'e apt
Ifr detective force informed Of iht cfcuus'sLc aud the
aAE~ y al locked up
AT the ToInbs Police Court, yesterday, Justice Ho-
H. boy
Of charge disp0sDg
a. - Of hr,us III worth SO TO unknown
robbed hut his dSt-
i.,.d P.tfosu GeJ Winner Of The kgl Precinct purchased
Charles ODOBntN 10 " shugton Mar
A., ,a sc.sd him weight. fnend 10 ODon
,.P, Rhok-d orce down teai snd hcte him lie
sld fr thou! elect 81 ht sssSssIs ODo0tti mas
..Lt to ls. osvAit trial
New-York tribune., 1872-03-09
ELL4SS TRICLS.

THE TRIBUNE SUED FOR LIBEL-A POLICE COURT
FARCE
Uenrv T. Elias, the notorious proprietor OF
,ha po,orious Geneva Watch Company swndle, has
brought suit against THE TRIBUNE Association To re-
cover 500 900 damages for the injury done 10 his bns
ness and good by the exposures OF his fraudulent
opersons which THE TRIBUNE has recently published
This of course only part of the OF bu by which
this peculiarly adrot and audacous rascal hopes to de-
ceye the public 10 his real character AZ least long
enough TO sell the remainder OF his solid gold ana
silver" watches.
An amusing little farce played yesterday at the Jefer-
son Market Police Court, illustration or the
fertility of Eliass genus in inventng devices for hum
buggng the public John Hope, who claimed TO be u
Harlem Inachnist brought before Justice Ledwith
on charge OF smashing glass showcase In the store
No 763 Broadway. On examination, IL appeared that
this Hope paid Elias <l31 Thursday afternoon for gold
watch and yesterday morning returned and demanded
his money hack This refused, wherenpon he
smashed the showcase, and was accordingly ar
rested. Two three jewelers. Of good stand
ING were produced witnesses, and swore that
the watch IN question good Geneva watch OF solid
forgave the machnst for smashing the and allowed
him 70 march off with the watch IN his pocket Un-
dOubedly there people so inoorflglbly simple
as to suppose that because the watch produced In court
good one those sold the counters ~ NO. 163
also good but the readers OF The TRIBUNE are
hardly he deceived in that way. Not only Is the
whole upon tS face advertising dodge OF the
decefu kind, but the counsel for the defendant
incauOusly betrayed his interest III the matter ny y-
ing bride THE TRIBUNE reporter 10 publish in ac-
a.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-09
IMPORTANT NOTICE

ADMIRERS OF ART.
GREAT EXHIBITION OF OIL PAINTINGS In sOMERvlLLbs
Art GALLERY Tfhsve Fourteenhs, nom the great
masters Of Italian Belgian, French schools comprising
Italian and German Scenery also Figures Iner
and Castle pieces the Munich and other Exhibitions
Exhibition commence. THURSDAY March Opeu from 10 M to
10 D. Admission free.
AUCTION SALE will take place ou TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS, March u and -, at O'clock
ROBERT s0MRRvIILR, Aue'ionsr
New-York tribune., 1872-03-09
NFW.YORK CITY.

The salaries of the teachers in the public
schools amounting sso969 o5, will be paid to-day
Robert NJ. {. Graham of Queens County has
been appointed Aide-de,C Camp on GOV. Hohmans SIAN
vice J. Townsend Connolly, resigned
The order TO show cause why an injunction
should not be issued against the Pacific Mail steamship
Company is set down for argument, to-day peoio'uso
Gilbert Of Brooklyn.
In the United States District Court, yester-
day In collision of " N Bridge and others "e
the steamer AIeppo. judge Blatchford directed the en-
try OF decree for the beants. with Ielerehce 10
Commissioner ascertain damages. The amount
claimed Is tlS4.720 80, with interest
The Pilot Commissioners have addressed
memorial 10 the legislature submitting that a the state
has imposed upon them important duties entirely foreign
60 the purposes for which the Board was created eu
which II could not devolve upon others or teiIsn rem h
without abandoning the primary object Tor whch hlS
existed. ar compensation should ne 3io"tu h'h w
der the statutes for the services which have been rem
dercd ~ - ...
FIUsuING.-An embankment fell yesterday,
upon two laborcTs who were employed on Stewards new
railroad near this place, killing and fatally iuring
The other. There IL candidates for the office OF
PolsCe Justice.
MssrEIH.-John willamson's house burned, yes
tCrday. Loss 5000
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
PEEKsKIIL.-JOhn lsaacs of No. 81 Dcan-st..
who vas arrested Saturday for swindling A. II.
Clark out Of So by means of worthless draft was
village only few hours when kilograms were received
from the Chiefs Police of Whitehall y. T., and New
Haven, Conn. asking Tor his detention.
MoRRIsAY1A.-Jusiice Fullei was arrested yesterday
q bench warrant charging him with malfeasan6e IN
office, in having received brbe OF $500 from prisoner.
and il not making returns Ia the County Treasurer He
arragned before the Court OF oyer and Terminer
White Plains pleaded not guilty and was held TO bail IN
EOo0
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-The Legislative Committee
visited Yesterday the offices OF the Fire and Police De
partmeBts and the Department OF Public Works. \ gen
sral FIRE alarm struck and the entire Department
was received The Committee also reviewed the Police
force inspected the city Hospital ZerO Garvn.
Charles Cooley al the ball Of the Wilson Guard
al St Johns Hall Wednesday morning, yesterday
released IN $i,0O bail.
UsIos-Patrick OConnor. member Of the Town Com
nittee. appeared before Judge Randolph yesterday,
,he Hudson County Quarter Sessions, and pleaded not
guilty 10 indictments charging him with being interest
in contracts awarded By the CoAmittee, and with having
-, .,s,,,uenti statements. lie was ne'D 90 -.
bail ~. xt.~o.
upU"oJsahl the common Council has appOnteu /" ooini
mite, consisting of Aldermen WLIiaiis, nea5ui' ~
Wyens 10 draft bill providing for the mp nv s..s
the public squares. The expense II !" wv "' ~ '
ncnts on the property benen'ed'
New-York tribune., 1872-03-09
LARGE FIRE IN FlGHTH-ANE.

A fire broke out, early yesterday, in one of
a row OF wostory frame buildings in Eghth-ave, be-
tween FOrty-ffth aud Forysxh-sts., and soon cnvel
oped the entire block Most of the occupants were I'M
able TO remove their stocks and furniture The follow
surances:
No 72S Msgnus wymb, hat loss OO insured for sa
No III r. White, clothing loss 500 No '2a Bfcdes cloth
loss 5000 No. 7ga,. Mrs Cohen goods loss s2WE
No 79l j. Lassman, millinery lss 900 No. iS9 sempe,
shoes loss 5000; insured $500 No rs H. Mode, shoesi loss,
t1aoO upper floor Buckley photographer o 600 not u
suret No 735 NJ Waterman, goods loss el0 Insured for
$3.50 No TAG L. Fink cobing ~ 500 no 74i watch.
ner loss $1,000; insured for ss00 No 7.
l.
suri for Is Flieg aud caps loss $500 insured
for 8 500 The hudngs owned by William b. Aston damaged
New-York tribune., 1872-03-09
IEcrI,RE OF CHARLES CKARi ON Wits OF
MANDA1US.

Charles Crazy in his lecture last evening
before the law school at ,he opiyefshy 'h'pe', Oh
v,,,. q, nandamus and Prohibition after illustrating
a.. ,uss governing the Issuing OF such wris and show
,ng their effect upon inferior courts argued That the
Justice. Of the Supreme Court should when sttny at
Chambers or holding Special Term. be brought under
The controlling influence OF another tribunal snd com
peiled by mandamus where IL their duty 10 ac
or be restrained by the writ of prohibition from acDe
where they ougbt 10 He then reviewed some OF
Judge Barnsrds startling judicial actions and SAID
IL IL believed that ali such evils would De materially
uitgstsd by extension Of the cases tn which sch
Writ should ISSUE especially II allowed TO Issue 70 Jus
fices of the Supreme Court would then by AN ACT oI
che LEGISLATURE extend the n which writs OF man
damus and prohibition should issue authorizing the bn
preme Court at General Term. o Issue those writs
directed ~ any Special Term VI that Court any Jus
tos holding such Term, sitting ia CbsLbers the
application for the writ 10 DE made 70 the gen
sseI 9sTm Of the District Ia which tAs sabiect
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