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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-04-26
EXPORTS


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mary Eiie:-l6D,OO0
feet lumber, Ass shingles.
NEW Notwithstanding Regulator. cleared
April lice bales cotton, 400 bushels peanuts,
- do shooting, 236 bbls rOSin C63 do spirits, 1872
do turpentine, % pkgs mdZe, IL bbls soap stone,
80 bdls shocks.
PHILADELPHIA-Steams PioneeT-451 bbls
spirits 1S5 do rOsin, 81 do tar, 4if bales cotton,
ii do rags, 69G bushels peanuts, IL ,0C0 shingles,
50 pkgs ndZe, Al empty ale kegs.
BALTIMORE-Steamer Boliver-396 bbls spir-
its, DIG do rosn, 241 do tar 20 bales sheetlug, 4"
do cotton. 20 bbls pitch, SOB bushels peanuts.
WAsHINoTON, u C-SChr Annie Gaskill--
Ill $50 feet lumber.
WaldObOro, Mc-Scbr q w Ra|ley--I9,'3S
New YoTIl-Schr Ben--e6l bbls rosin, 3!7 do
srts turpcutinH, ISL bales cotton
NoREIGN.
Coax or FALMOUTH for orders--{ Bro BarQuC
Mystic Tic-3,386 bbls rosin
Dcmarara-Schr Harry White-1oo, 59j feet
lumber, 80 bbls tar, 30 do pitch, do spirits.
LIst,of Vessels in the Port Of Whining
tom, ~. G., April -, Is72-
STEAMSHIPS
Rebcca clyde, Chids, dis, \ Cazaux
Eeu"fsctor, Zones, ldg, New York,
Barry Iiros
BARQUES
Gcrrran Wnhcllnine, Mass, 1ds Europe,
Willard Bros
German Minerva, Hubcpbecker dis,
Wick & Mebane
German Herman Hclmrcch, ldg, Europe,
Willard Bros
British VI i Seed, dis, N'ck 4 Mebanc
BRIGS
IavaIla Williams, axle, dis, q Parsley, Sr
SCHOONERS
Harry White, Hopkins, dis, kidder ~ Sons
Sarah Brucn, Milton, dis, 1Iarriss * Howell
burdctU Hart, Pierce, ldg New York.
James Bliss, Hatch, dis, . G Parsley, Sr
Belle Crowell, Nickerson, ldg. Boston,
j H ChadbOu & co
7 r Clements Belts, dis DeROSSett & Co
Clara Merrick, Hand, dis, BlnfOrd, Crow * Co
,Iohn, Williams, ldg, New York.
VIM Butman, Carver, dis, Worth 81 Worth
TT \ Sunires Wixon; dis, G q Barker 81 Co
Georgia, circuit, dis, worth q worm
T j Trafton, Dame, ldg, Boston,,
Worth s. Worth
John McAdam, Willard, dis, Q G Parsley
Lette Wells, Watson, dis, G Parsley, Sr
Samuel Fish, Teel, dis, OG PARSLEY, Sr
Kate Walker - dis Q G Parsley, ST.
Schr Abbie Burslcy, Lowell. dis.
Mama Toa Talbot dis, r KiGder * Sons
List of Vessels Sailed for this Port.
BALTIMORE.
BIZ bardue Eliza Avelina, DOwley, cid April 20
NEWPORT.
Norweigen Barque Ruins, Skare, CID March IS
JACKSONVILLE.
ScLr Carrie Walker, Mcfarland, ED March @
LIVERPOOL.
Lizzie Raymond, Brown. cid Jan. 20
ROCKPORT.
Brig Isola, Snown4an, cid April 12
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TAR.-Friday morning All active demand
from shippers and spectators sprang up, and
buyers purchased all Offering On market at an
advance OF 10 cents. Saturday and Monday the
enquiry continued, but small receipts checked
operations. Tuesday buyers were wanting for
Immediate shipment, and were freely offering
previous days prices, but advances in New
York caused a similar effect in our market, and
at the close OF the day advance of % cents
was evident. Wednesday the enquiry still
good, and a further advance of 10 cents was OBJ
tanned. To-day, at the close of our report the
demand continues, with sales at Wednesdays
quotations, but with strong feeling and an
ticipated advance. The receipts have been
comparatively light, while the shipments have
been large and the stock has been reduced
The market closes firm at 50 s. per Dbl. The
receipts and sales for the week foot Mp SIS bbls,
which have sold "a follows:
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STRONG AND PURE RICH BLOOD--TNCREA
OF FLESH AND WEIGHT-CLEAR SKIN
AND BEAUTIFUL COMPILATION
SECURED TO ALI.
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MARINE INEEL.LIGENs,E.
ARRIXEI.


CoASTwIsE.
Steamship Bolivar. Evans, Ballimorc, A D
CazauH.
Schr II n Squircs, Wixon, Boston, q g Bar
ker x 10.
Schr William Butman, Carver, Eoc1port. q
G Barker x Co; with lime to Worth X Worth.
Schr John, Williams, New York, Williams x
Schr Clara Mcrrick, Hand, Norfolk, Binford,
Grow x Co.
Schr Georgia, circuit, Norfolk, Worth 81
schr r j Trafton, Dame, Rocl5port, j f Lip
Schr John McAdam, Willard, Roc@rort, j L
Lippitt & Co; with ice.
Schr Kate Walker, -, Rocky ort, Wick ~
MebanC; with ice.
Schr Samuel Fish, Tecl, Eockport, i L Llp-
Schr Abbie Burslcy, Lowell, Boston, Harrss
* Howell; with mdZe.
April 2I-Schr Lctti> Wells, Watson, Rock
port, . G Parsley, 81, with ice to j + Lippitt
22-Brig Zavalla Williams, Nazc, Fall River,
Schr Ray, Dennis, jacksonville, Edwards s.
schr David, ranAins, New River, Edwards
steamship ReDecca Clyde, Childs, Baltimore,
\ d CaZauX.
Schr Is NJ Tilton, TiIton, Elizabeth City.
Scnr l. Cobb, IIarrlss Elizabeth City, De-
Schr Agile, Roberts, Little River, Northrop
s. Cumming.
Schr Eta Lewis, Camden County, Northrop
| Schr Daniel Webster, F oroes, Hyde County,
! Northrop 4 Cumming.
! Steamship Benefactor, Jones, New York,
Barry Bros.
4 Schr Mauna Loa, Talbot, Beaufort, F Kid
der & son.
FOREIGN.
Br Larque VI ]. Seed, a., Liverpool, VIA City
/ Point, Wick * Mebanc.
CLEARED.
COASTWISE.
Schr Mary Riley, Riley, Philadelphia, Harris:
| & Howell.
Steamship Pioneer, Wakely, Philadelphia
: Worth * Worth.
Steamship Bolivar, Evans, Baltimore, y L
! CaZaux.
/ Schr Annie 5 Gaskill, Gaskiii, Washington
/ d c, Harriss & Howell.
schr Grace Grdler, Smith, GEORGETOWN, G
! Barker & Co.
Schr G w Rawley, Harrss, Waldobor", Me, J
| il Chadbourn x Go.
Schr Ben, Davis, New York. Williams 4
MuTChis0D
FOREIGN.
| (Br) Barquc Mystic Tic, COfi, Ior, or al
orders, Williams & MurChiSOn.
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IiyttiS, ''ib' Han iJchCtS, 90
Quarters, - 80.
kay- Cur lotteries arc chartered iy tho Sta.e,
are always drawn at TIE time NAMED, and all
drawings are under the supervision OF sworn
com missioner.
re- The official drawing will be Published in
the st. Lous papers, ana Il copy sent to pur-
chasers Of tickets.
EI- We will draw n similar scheme the last
day OF every month during the year 1872.
~ Remit ut risk by POST OFFICE
MONEY ORDERS. REGISTERED LET
TER, DRAFT or EXPRESS. Send for ciI-
cular. Address,
MURRAY, MILLER & CO.,
Post Office DoX GAG. ST.. LOUIS, Mo.
april 10 1G5-d&w-eod Tues hurs.Sat.
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THE DAWSON BANK,
WILMINGTON, n. c.,
Chartered Under Act OF the General
Assembly sf North Carolina.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL .1,Oo0,O Gee.
DIRECTORY:

JAMES DAWSON. President.
JOHN DAWSO .Fice-Prcsidcnt.
WILLIAM LARKINS ...............Ca Cashier.
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NJ EDICA Az.
p H. X.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
CURES THE WORST PAINS
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTE
NOT ONE no Il
after residing this advertisement need any unr
Suffer with Pain. 47f
Railways Ready Relief Is % Cure For
Every Pain.
It was the first and Is
RadWay's Ready Relief

WILL AFFpED INSTANT EASE.
lnfAm ma yoil VI tiie Kidneys,
Inflammation OF the Bladder,
inflammation OF the Bowels,
Congestion OF the Lungs
Sore Throat, Difficult Breathing,
PalpitatiOii of the Heart,
Mysteries, Group, Diitheria,
Catarrb, influenza,
Headache, To0tlsa@uc,
Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Gold Chiils, Ague Chilis,
the application OF the Ready Relief TO the part
or parts where pain or difficulty exists will afford
ease and comfort.
Twenty drops i'll half tumbier water win III
few moments cure Cramps, Spasms, Sour
Stomach, Heartburn, Sick Hea1ache, Diar-
rhGa, Dyseutery, Collie, Wind in the bowels,
and all Internal Pains
Travellers should always carry bottle Of RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF with them. a few drOpG
in water will prevent sickness or pains from
change OF water. 1t is better than French
Brandy or Bitters as u stinlulant.
FEVER AND AGGE.
FEVER AND AGUE cured for fifty cents There
is not remedial agent III this world that will
cure Fever and ASue, and all other AIalarious,
Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow and other
Fevers (aided by RAILWAYS PILLs) 80 quick az
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF. Fifty cents per hot
tie.
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COASTWISE.
ENREIGN.

(Br) Barquc Mystic Tic, Coffiil, Ior!, or al
mouth for orders, Williams * NurchSOn.
Schr Harry White, Hopkins, Demarara, f
Ei'iriPr X Son.
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IN. hII t.le Tssas.a Oh lllc Conlpany
California Butter !
Through by Fail!

Through by Rail!
Packed in rolls-the richest and III st elegant
Ta"Ic Butter made il America. We ask the
attention of all who appreciate really choice
Butter to this shipment.
CHAS. d. MYERS q Co.
7 North Front Street.
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BUTCHERS LIGHTNING FLY
KILLER sweeps them Off and clears the
house specdily-Try it. Sold by dealers
everywhere.
april , 1iI-dcOu&w2mch
EDITORIAL NOTICES are so common
that it is almost impossible for an editor to
express his honest opinion of the merits of
any article without being suspected Of IN
tereSted motives. This fact, however, shall
not deter us from saying what we think of
new addition to the Materia Medica to
which our attention has been recently di-
rected. We refer to DR.. J. WALKERS
CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTERS, a RENE
dy which is making its way into more fam
lilies Just now than all the other advertised
medicines put together. There seems to
be no question about the potency of its
tonic and Alternative properties, while it pos
sesses the great negative Recommendation
of containing neither alcohol nor mineral
poison. That it is specific for Indigest-
ion, Billiousness, Constipation, and many
complaints Of nervous origin, we have
reason TO know; and we are assured on
good authority that as a general invigorant,
regulating and purifying medicine, it has
no equal. 1t Is stated that its ingredients,
obtained from the wilds of California;, are
new to the medical world; and its extraor-
! binary effects certainly warrant the con-
clusion that it is compound Of agents
hitherto unknown. If popularity is any
| criterion, there can be no doubt of the eff
/ cheney of the VINEGAR DITTERs, for the
sale of the article is immense and cOntinu-
! ally increasing. 4w
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LNSuRRNGE COMPANY.
OFFICERS !:

EOE'T II. COWAN...........-.... President.
JOHN ". ArKiES O&........VIcc President.
+. Is. CAMERON-........... Secretary.
DR.. j.. a. AEDEESON......M Medical Director.
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RATES OF FREIGHT.

.DrrCrrc Do.c.oo-,o- Per Sailin
AM "a - '0'1'i Vessel.
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THIRTY Dozen WORCESTERSHIRE
SATCEt
Quarts, Pints ana Iialf Tints-purchased di.
rect from the Sole Agent We can supply deal
crs at jCbbcrS price,.
CIIAS. y. MYERS & CO.,
koETH FROST STREET.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY
Two TurpsntiBe pistiilcrs who can make
Pale Rosin.
Constant employment and satisfactory wages
TO those who can fill the bill.
MARTIN & HALLETT.
april l. Te-T
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MASONIC.
Wanted, on salary. OF con N son. FemhefS
of the Fraternity \ gents " Il Ii ~" "
Splendid New W0rS. fsr > - o..
ii. krDD 4. = Co,
Publ .xIlere N+-cnic Works.
u44 broadway. N. Y.
april q; Ts-dAwlwch
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TG:c ESarbcr's Prefer DR.. TUFTS Hair
Dye.
april 20 115-d1weod&w1t
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Cnprecedcnted Success.

within the past year @oo,o0O boxes OF DIR
TUFTS VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS have
been sold, and not single instance is known
where they have failed to give satisfaction. Ii
Won would enjoy life, have fine appetite and
robust hen tI, use these Piils.
ACCUaTA, HovemhCE. 1869.
DE-. W. II. TUTT:
1t affords me- much pleasure to testify to the
great value OF your Liver Pills. ThCy are all
thew arc represented to be. In my opinion,
there are no Pills so well adapted 10 The South
cru climate as they are.
Yours truly,
IOS BEUMMEL,
Iate Of Richmond Va,
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NEW SPRINnG HIrTTEE.

Twenty Email Tubs OF delicious &cw York
State SrTng Butter, - sweet az a rose.
CIAS. y. MYERS u co,
EpTth Front Street.
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List OF Vessels in the Port Of Whining

STEAMSHIPS
Rebcca CLYDE, Childs, dis, \ i Caz1ul
Eeu"tactor, Jones, ldg, New York,
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DIPs0MANTA 5 an insane thirst

tOxicatIng iquOrs. Uabitual dram-dIinking
produces it. Yet each Alcoholic Bitter vendcr
recommends that a dram OF his rum and root
Gice be taken thrice a day, to prevent sickness!
For ali bodily ailments, and as a protection
against the OF disease, take that all-sutli
cient antidote. DIR. WALKERS VINEGAR BIT
TIERS, the pure essence OF rare medicinal herb:
unpOluted by distilled poison.
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" tUutNId :. :. NJ SIICH'
TlurSday. No sales.
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Ia decd Ew1y


A good cheap and reliable Liniment. Such IL
article is DR.. Tobias Horse LiniInent. Pin
bottles at one dollar. For LameneHs, Cuts
Calls, Collie, Sprains, &c, warranted bette
man any other. Sold by the Druggists. Dcp0
- Park Place. New York.
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Coax or EALNoU III for ORDERS Br) BarCut
MYSTIC Tic-J 1886 b bis rOsin.
Dcmarara-SChr Harry White-169, 59j fCct
lumber, 80 bbls tar, 80 do pitch, do spirits
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-27

WCIC l4o4y buSA pAVSSAs
before the shooting at 20
when his score did not loo
that OF his antagonist, til
Samuel Platt, OF Philade
referee, while Mr.. EarneI
acted as Judge for Paine,
ton, or Chester, for Woods
leaders. The following IL
PAINE.
IA slow quartering
bird to the right; TN easy
shot, missed.
IA slow quartering
bird to the right; killed.
"a quartering bird 10
the left; finely killed.
A strong quartering
bird to the right; hit hard,
but escaped.
ga twisting ana in
coming bird; killed.
CA quartcring bird
to the lett; very strong
killed.
IA quarterlnR bird
to the right; very strong;
"a slow incoming
bird; easy shot.
GA strong quarter.
Ing bird to the right;
well killed.
l0.-A driving bird;
well Killed.
ia short towering
bird; killed.
ia quarterlng bird
to the right; hit hard,
but dropped dead out OF
bounds.
l3.--An incoming bird;
easy snOt.
IA short towering
bird; Killed within a foot
OF the trap.
l6.-An incoming bird;
easy Shot, but missed.
l6. "A short towering
bird; hit hard and gath
cred.
17.-An incoming bird;
easy snOt.
1S.-A quartering bird
to the left; well killed.
ia strong quarter
ing bird to the right; wei
stopped.
2O.-A quick incoming
bird; killed.
21.-An incoming bird
killed.
PAN incoming bird;
killed.
20. "A short towering
bird; hit nard, but es-
capped.
24.-An incoming bird;
killed within q foot OF the
trap.
rs. A right quarter
ing bird; well Killed,
a. rs. "A right quarterlng
bird; Killed.
27.-A strong towering
bird; killed.
%. "A quartering bird
to the right; missed.
pa right quarterlng
bird; well stopped.
y 80. right Quarterin9
bird; Killed.
3l.-A strong, left quar-
tering bird; good shot.
81. "A right quarterlnR
bird; well killed.
33.-An incoming bird;
easily killed.
34.-A quick LETT quar-.
tering bird; killed.
35.-A strong towering
bird; killed within I'VE
feet Of the trap.
80. "A lett quarterlng
bird: difficult to Kill.
37.-A short towering
bird; hit hard and gath
cred.
3s.-A short towering
bird; killed within two
feet of trap.
39.--A left quartering
bird; Killed.
4O.-A right quartering
bird; hit nard and gath
cred.
Ala left quarterlng
bird; killed.
"A right quarterlng
bird; hit hard, and flying
about the field within
bounds dropped dead
near the trap.
43. strong right
quarterlng bird; hit, but
died out or bounds.
44.-A right quartering
bird; well Killed.
As. leIt quartering
bird; killed.,
80, sc. ~.
4e. right quar-
bird; well kill .erlng
here ,,1u.
h'- woods left the
..ro, as explained, Paine
RECAPI
Paine-0, !, /, 0, /, /.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-27
BRooxLYNs CONTESTED ELECTION CASE.

The contested election case of john p Douglass
AGAINST Andrew J. Foster, on trial IN the Kings
County Supreme Court, Circuit tbefore Judge GU.
hertz since Monday, given TO the jury last even-
ing. This was an action 10 determine who
was elected Alderman OF the Eleventh ward
at the election held In November last. Mr.. Foster.
the democratic candidate, received the certificate
OF election and still holds his seat from his cppo-
nent who Is endeavoring to Gust MIN. Mr. Foster
claims to have been elected by majority Of one
vote only 49, $50,
Mr. Douglass alleged that there were gross frauds
and ,rreQiilalties at the election and that votes
which had been cast for hin had been credited 10
his opponent. One OF his witnesses testified yester-
iay that he nad canvassed district since the cleo
ton and found that what had been given as resi-
dences opposite voters names were vacant lots
tested in the case outside OF tine parties most di
recty Interested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-27
THE SUIT AGAINST THE 0N0NDAGA SALT
COMPANY,
SYRACUSE, N. Y, March

SYRACUSE, N. Y, March 20, 1871
In suit brought in behalf OF the stockholders
against the Salt Company OF Onondaga Mr.. George
+. Comstock has been, by consent OF all parties,
appointed receiver OF the property and the assets
OF the company with direction to pay the debts
and divide the capital among the STOCKHOLDERS.
The assets are understood TO be over two millions
OF dollars, and the iiaDties are large. The stock
Is thought 10 be deprecated TO the extent OF
twenty-five 10 thirty per cent The ground OF this
proceeding - that the board OF directors some time
ago, on q iull consideration, determined that the
company could not continue the business by reason
OF Its inability TO pay the future rents reserved upon
the salt manufacturing property leased 10 tho com
pany and, therefore, tEat the leases should be sur
rendered To the lessors
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Opposition 70 the Road.

meeting OF citizens opposed to the bill before
the Assembly called the "Rapd Transit" bill, which
proposes to open the tunnel and replace steam on
Atlantic avenue, which cost the residents Of that
thorougllfare $4,000 to remove anu 'give this
and FlatDush avenue to o ring OF Queens county
railroad and land spectators, and to grant them
forever franchise worth two millions OF dollars for
nothing,u was held IN the basement OF the Presby.
terlan church, corner Atlantlc avenue aud BOND
street, last evening. -, -s-g,s.,,
made by John ID. OOx Edwin Baker, Charles Shep
herd and others. The scheme was unqualiiedly de.
n0unced as an outrageous JOB gotten up 'In the
interest OF said farmers on long Island, who
W., wanted to be shot through tubes from one "
Se sand tQ re other at the expense of their neigh
Cots ~ Br Jokyn.n The design was too nlmsy by
ia' I'D a committee oil three was appointed to visit
albany tomorrow and tooth and nall' oppose the
act in question,
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me- shootng, 2 horfs. S minutes.
OHIO REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
COLUMBUS, March 20. 1871.

COLUMBUS March 70. 1872.
A very large humber Of delegates are here 10 at.
tend the Republican state Convention, which Is TO
he held tomorrow The hotels are overlooking, and
number of the delegates are at private houses.
An unusually large Convention Is assured. Inc
Appearances
Secretary OF State-A. I. Wikof', OF Adams county.
Supreme Judge-John Wecn. or Athens county.
Member OF the Board Of Pubic works--R. K. Por
ter, OF Starke county. A..
Resolutions Will be adopted pledglng support w
the nominees OF the Pnlade pha Convention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-27
THE BOARD OF AppoRTIoNMBNr.
City Parks stock.

The Board OF Apportionment, consisting o. 'ne
Mayor, the Comptroller, commissioners OF ruoilo
Works and the President OF the Department. VI
Public PARKS met In the Comptrohers oLlee yes.ei.
day, all the members being Ptro,Ier 10 issne
in pursuance Of law from Tune TO time as may &c
ryene moi xceedlng seven per cent per annuDi,
SSeo 600 in "City Parks Improvement Fund STOCK, "
"a authorized by chapter 2g0 Laws CT 1871, 10 meet
the requirements Of the Department. u PuoiC fArNs'
Tnc Board then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-27
SWINDLING.

Bernard Kochler was arrested yesterday after
noon by Detective MCGOWAN, charged by Mrs. Lam
brecht, mother OF the late detective, with obtain
Ing $14 90 by false pretences lie told the lady that
the police or Boston had subscribed $1,000 for her.
AMI that the ABOVE was due on the express package
containing the check for That amount. Mrs. Lam-
brccht, supposng that this was true story, paid
him the money, and afterwards found the cheek
was worthless. lie Will be sent before Judge DOW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-27
THE CoMprRoLLERs PAYMENTS.

Comptroller Green will pay to-day
aborcrs on big pipes-wages March TO- 1872. so
roSry. isTs sS2 90
for January and February isi2 @ 1000
Also claims which have been examined and audited
q ar,e@,a s%S orec,,o On " 100000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-27

tiic TesulJ VI euCn SHOT,
= WOODS. ~.
Ia quarterlng bird
ID the right; we'll Killed.
IA Quartering bird
to the left; well killed.
IA quartering bird 10
the right; missed.
"A quartering bird
to the right; well killed.
"a quarterlng bird
to the right; well killed.
GA twisting and driv-
Ing bird; good shot.
IA quarterlng bird
to the right; hit hard;
gathered within bounds.
S.-A quar;ering Dlld
10 the right; we'll killed.
IA SLOW quarterlng
bird 10 the left; killed.
10.-A quartering bird
to the right; hit hard aud
gathered.
1L--A driving bird; hit,
but fell dead out Of
bounds.
II. quartering bird
to the right; dropped
dead just inside OF
bounds.
IA towering bird;
very slow, and easily
killed.
14.-An incoming bird;
winged and gathered.
Is. A quarrering bird
10 The right; well killed,
16.-A strong ground
flyer; difficult TO XIII.
ia quartering Dird
tGthe RIGHT; gathered Just
within bounds.
ls.-A driving bird hit,
but escaped.
IA quarterlng bird
to the right; hit, but
dropped dead out Of
bounds.
2O.-A strong quarter.
ing bird to the right;
good shot.
81. "A driving bird; Int
hard, falling dead out Of
bounds.
PA quartering bird
TO the right; wen stopped.
GA short towering
bird; Killed.
pa right quartering
bird; hit nard, but fell
out OF bounds.
25.-A left quartering
bird; easy shot.
rs. "A right quarterlng
bird; cool shot.
27.-A left quartering
bird; Killed.
%. "A quartering bird
to the right; missed.
ga right quartering
bird; hit nard; died just
out OF bounds.
80. AN incoming bird;
easy shot.
81. A SLOW left quar-
terlng bird; Killed.
GA strong, twisting
and driving bird; not hit.
S3.-A slow incoming
Dlrd; easily Killed.
"a. quick right quar-.
tering bird; well Killed.
35.-A towering bird;
hit hard, ana flying ali
about Inc field; escaped.
SO. A slow incoming
bird; easy shot.
81. strong left quar-
terlng bird; well Killed.
80. strong ground
flyer to tine right; fine
shot. I
80. "A driving bird;
not hit.
4o.-A strong right
quarterlng bird; hit. and
died Just out OF bounds.
IA right quarteriDg
bird; moi lii. $780, .
AZ. "A right quartering
bird; well Killed.