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Ex-CONGREssMAN CLARK, of Texas, has
been appointed postmaster at Galveston, vice
James A. Mckee, suspended.
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INC ne Cisstnss eai fissfer1 m.ee.e

LINCOLN, EHBRAsKA, June 2o.-Tae demo-
cratic state convention met here to-day. Reso-
the Cincinnati platform, and the Delegates 10
Baltimore were Instructed to vote as q unIt for
Greeley and Brown. Entire harmony prevailed.
and the convention adjourned amidst great en-.
thusiasm.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.

THE FINE IRON SIDE WHEEL STEAMER
ALICE, Capt. J. d. Dawes. will n-ws
make an EXCURSION TO GLY- EslihEHE
MONT on SUNDAY, June 23d, leav-
ing the foot Of 7th street at 10n O'Clock m; re-
turn, leaving Glymont at p m, arriving at Wash
ington at IA O'Clock. Tickets, admitting lady aud
gentleman, 75c children under l3 years, 25c jO-3ts
EOR MOUNT VERNON The ste amer ARROW,
Capt. frank Hollingshead. hav- N-zs ,
ing been rebuilt and entirely refittej g e4haE{<
by her present owners, will leave hersx1JEE7<ES
wharf foot of 9TH street. daily, Sunday excepted for
mediate landings. JAMES SYKES
lel9 3m Gen ] Superintendent Steamer ArroE
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FEE, 81.

DR. WHITE, Chiropodst. successfully treats
Corns, Buntons, Club and IRerowing Nails, 3d., so
the shoe can be worn with ease Immediately at.sr
the Operation: Qpesstins Rooms, e3s FiEeenth
North Charles street, Baltimore. After the ocrns
nssep and brood and essy It tSe toss II The Undue
thickening Of the eutiele upoa the parts affected
fSs9S1s =. HSSnnIs anys n ssnG,sd
shoes and corns apsn the diseased parts being
avoided, the tfssuee will gradually assume their
normal condition and the parts become smooth and
natural. The great majority Of 1er.ona In intelli
cared Cor occasionaIIy BY some one skflied In the
treatment Of complaints peculiar 20 those paris Of
the person. and considering the great amount Of
duty the feet are obliged 70 perform especially
said dsty y sccoplanied By correeponding danger
supDose that the feet would need occasional At
tention, And in diserdersd eondltioo. more fro
quent and sk II ed attention than any other parts OF
sash, DOORS, BLINDS. 4c.-Hayins M0vRD
~ from our old stand corneS It'll st. and the canal
we ere now In our new store. corner 18th and the
canal, where We hsye increased facilities 70 eer 10
Doors, Blinds, ana Building Material espsrally,
than ever was offered In this city bef- Persons
Wishing anything n our line would do veil 70 call
yell jsn eSs. rEswICK srEwARr.
ELHcIRIo BsR isQg o PowDER sxTER
why 3 este. p yita Bed, suss Small ncsssh.s
eIEsfWokfHs P0WBER win sissr the Souss
Free from poison.
FOR sale By al Druggists.
T1OYs' CASHMERE SUITS, at o. and uewards,
d st /. sTsAUs', i0lI Ps. syenne. my,s
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VIM. BnTToN has been appointed by the
President marshal of the western district of
Arkansas, vice ex-congressman Logan II. Root.
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=, bcs On June <l.--MayOr GAston has vetoed
the order passed by the CITY council tor op.nfns
Tie pubic library ON Sunday. The may6r, al
ViSed BY the CITY solicitor. thinks De ssrryin.,
cut OF the order would conflict with TIE safe
cnaCi nents.
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THE EIGHT HOUR ACITATIoN.-At Port
Jervis, n: y, delegation of eight hour men
rom the New York and Erie railway shops at
tempted public demonstration on "Wednesday
night, but few mechanics attended, and the
meeting was an entire failure. The workmen
all declined to engage in the movement. In
New York yesterday the striking workmen were
all quiet 1t is said that % 600 workingmen are
now employed on tho eight-hour plan. Some
1000 employed. The workers in iron in South
Brooklyn Joined the strikers ranks Wednesday.
There are now about 5000 in Brooklyn out on
a.. strike; II is apparent, however thai the men
The probabilities are that by Monday evening
next large body of the strikers will resume
work. The eight-hour league are arranging for
a monster mass meeting tonight. They APP
pointed committee to wait on the police COM
missioners and present affidavits OF the men
whe had been dubbed. The Internationals, of
Brooklyn, are endeavoring to form ..nion with
the trades societies, but seem likely to meet
with poor success. A band of strikers yesterday
AFTERNOON took possession of Fosdycks brewery,
in 42d street, \. Y, and drove off the workmen.
The police soon cleared the place OF the riote rs
THEIRS WILL MAKE No CoNCKssroNs-Tke
of the right in the French Assembly had an
interview with President Theirs yesterday, but
sions. The negotiations looking to the final
payment OF the German indemnity, and the
evacuation of French territory by the German
troops, have been completed. The first pay
meDt of the indemnity still due is TO be made by
the 18th of February, 1873, and to consist of a
millard OF francs. The second payment OF a
similar amount is to be made before the close of
1873, and the third payment, also OF q millard
of francs, during the year 1874. The depart
ments OF Marine and Haute-Marne are to be
evacuated as soon as SOC, 900 900 francs of the
indemnity have been paid, and the present
force of the army of occupation will be reduced
by one.third after the payment of each millard
to Germany. The French Government is al
ready negotiating for bills OF exchange to the
amount of SOC, 000, 900 francs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
VI. william
Will commence this day
SELLING Els ENTIRE STOCK
At Discount Of Twenty Per Cent. to make room for
9O1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
jel7 Wv AND CITE TREvIsB, PARIS.
Fine Old Rye whisky.
Warranted PERFECTLY PURE.
Fer MEDICINAL AND FAMILY Use.
large B2ttl, ;, 81 per bottle; or Is per gallon.
Also, all kinds of California Wines ,75c. and 81
per bottle; Port, Angelica NJ uscatel, Sherry Hook
and Clsret, Also, Kelly's Island Catawba.
These Wines very superior, aud Just as rep
resented.
ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
jelS-tr Second and SITS. n. W.
A Card.
Clergyman, while residing in South America,
ss missionary discovered safe and sim pie remedy
fer the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay,
Disease of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train OF disorders brought on py oaneiu ana
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire TO benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the reel
envelope, TO any who needs it, Free Of Charge.
Address, JOSEPH INMAN,
Station d, Bible House,
mar22-ly New York City
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-21

The Calffornfs Delegates TO Baltimore
Sac FRANoIsCo, June 20.-The democrstic
delegates from this state to the Baltimore con
veption include ex-United States Senator VIM
n Gwin, Ex-Governor DoNney, Judge j. III
Hardy, and Senator Eueenc Casserly. al OF
whom, except Mr.. Casserly are known 70 Ia an
favor Of the Cincinnati ticket ~ AN
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY RICHARDSON will
leave here Sunday night for a two weeks visi
to his home in Massachusetts,, and will brin,
his family with him on his return.
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JUDGE WE. NIBLAOK was renominstei fo
Congress by. the democrats of his district at
Evansville, End, yesterday.
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The CONSCIENCE FUND of the Ire asury was
further increased to-day by contribution of
SIS from York, Pa.
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DELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS.

GELIUHIFUL EAOChSIUNS,
The elegant iron steamer GE0RGEANNA, fitted
up in superb sty with every comfort E~s
and convenieL ce, SATURDAY, ErS4k-S
June I'd, will commence Der regular sc15ExGk5
Saturday Excavations to Leonardtown and Piney
Point, leaving washington at $50 ~. m, and ar
irving at 30 a. m; Monday. For the health and
pleasure of our citizens. No pains will be spared
city. No Intoxicating liquors sold, nor improper
characters allowed on board. Fare for round rrip
S2O. VIM IA BYIES AGENT ip'
jel9 If SOC PennsyIyania ayenna N
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts rom this
source to-day were 1854. 1851.
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Qu0stdOn.
ChIcAGo, june Ain the national division
sons OF temperance yesterday, the stains OF The
eo s members, after long discussion, was
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TRANSFER OF NAVAL OFFICERs.-Rear AID
miral Joseph Lanman, detached from the com.
mand of the South Atlantic fleet and placed or
waiting orders; First Assistant Engineer James
l.. Vanclsin, ordered to the Tallapoosa; Firs
Assistant Engineer Wilson X. Purse, detached
from that vessel and placed on sick leave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-21

SECRETARY BOUTWELL, Is expected here TO-
morrow or next day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-21

AMLIoS PEI ssoN, cor sth ID, T. N O. A.
AksHxPHERD q Co.. so 70. sy :, bet. sth Nth sts
Gas OFFICES.
WAsaissroS Gas LIsHr ConrANY, IS 10Th, near
GLASS; oIAlNERS.
Wn. W. VAUGHAN, Ter shurchss. houses. kc IN m
9B0CEBY 8TORES
0Do. g. COzNwELIkSoys.iNsp p. A. a. ~x,..s,.
AL HuME, 80 Market Spacs 80 h SrAS
80. n. fLAkf So1. u. 7. avoaue, cor1ne iSfh "A
guAkLks A. APPEL, corner y and lSth 49,. RI y
SAnHs yIkpiNsroS, MS Rennsyivania Sveo1c ~'"'
80. SeIIz bso: css. ~ g. and virEfnia ave,,.
~ HukLEf gs Tfh street, between and
Bsx. LIIfLE Co. y. ". cor. eth 3 y. Hsyy Yard
Gun 4AKER0, &c.
SezN J. PEABODY, also Fishing fAckls,J a d IT.
HAZE WORK. &c.
LA. &c GRIFFITH. Ladies' Hair Dresser isn a
AARDWA8B AID CUTLHRY.
be. SAsP1sLl, ~ Ps. sys., bet. seA and Tn q.
= sSHSxIpEa, lslS Pc: ~, Bel. iSsh ana 18th Sc
0Do.P .n0o3 Pc Az .bst. hshS ilth
HARHE6o, oADDLKBY ATRUUHa
"a Lutte in. D BIO, sH Pa Az Ill M Hoesi
Ia, D.; IoPHAn o., q nh st., s1l,e o. " Hal
y. y. koLAsp, 6zs Penn sye.. bet 9Th and TN cts
q. BURGESS, Als Pennsyiyaniss ave-. neaf Wizard n
HATS, CATS AID RUBA
WILT Ru0FF. Oe Pa. av.. bet. 9Th and 10th s.s
HORSE 8AOER0.
JOIN y. DoRAS, st., bet. 9Th D 10Th and l36S e.
Horses shed according 70 natural formation Of feet
AOTEI2.
ARLINGTON Ho TsR, Vermont ave. and street
CONTINENTAL HOTEL, Pa avenue, near ID street.
Howard H0rsR, ,. W. corner Pc av and sch C.
NoRNLET House., corner 18th and streets.
BAsRIcEb fRANEITN Horsgseor. eth9D: 80 Ger day
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EXTENSION OF THE MoNEY-oRDRR SYSTEM
According to the new postal code, which goes
into effect on the list of July, there will be
established throughout the country some three
hundred new money-Order post offices. With
the offices now in operation this will make Alto
gether about 1000 money Offices.
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IhA ANeLish AID AnEEf.AN .uf NfEi ~
LhNEp To "a pI-Ct srise ina TUEkuN -
INV RAsfs
GHNEYA, June n The Representative "a
Great Britain hefsTc ne 4 abataa claims tl pa
la have gouc - ChamesriN. where they a. lu
Say until 20 uCrrCw. The Americans haze not
lett Tor PAris, ~ tkey intended dolng. BAT re-
ma n IN this city. n - believed that the reason
Tor Ills change In tie Programme 81 ne move
msnts OF the representatives IL that sIp. .'e-
mcutary articles 10 the trsstV 81 Wa.h rugfbn.
gFcn totally new bass from the one Submitted
bA Bar Granville. arr now the subject of uego-
ostlohs between the English aud Amer an
s"NeEt M hts. The chHnceE Tor saf.sia tory
= ne Nom the difficulties which ro~ s1trrs .ua
the al Duration are believed Ia be increa~trc.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1872-12-20
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

BY VIRTUE of an order issued out of the Or
phanS' Court Of Potter County, and to me direct
rd. bearing date Dec TO- 1872 viii expose to sale
by public outcry, on Saturday, the TWENTY
FIFTH day OF JANUARY. A D., 1872. 1t ten O'Clock
a. M, on the premises. the following described
real estate all situate in the County OF Potter and
state of Pennsylvania, to wit
LOT No. BOUNDED north byJ. l. HayenS and
Joseph LOukS: east by J. L. HaYenS: south by J.
l.. HayeHS and on the west by Hudah Sunderlin.
BlOOmie Rogers, Abram KilbOurne. Rhoda 81
mons, c. Sunderin, c. z. kilbOurne and Matthew
NoungS. Containing about seven acres. with a
mill privilege and frame gTiSt-mi thereon.
LOT No. 2-BOunded north by Hiram Warren
east by the Lucien Bird lot: south by H. G. Jones
and west by John l. Hayens- Containing about
forty acres. about twenty acres thereof improved.
LOT No. &-BOmded north by Amna Sunder-
lin: east by II. c. Jones. George Sutton and ;.
SWimlar; and west by George Parker. Contain
ing about twenty acres, with about fifteen acres
improved.
To be sold as the property OF JOHN SUNDERLTN,
deceased. TeTms-one-th cash. One-third in
six months, and One-third in twelve mont hs after
confirmation. c. W. BEACH.
Adnl'r Of Est. Of JTl0. SlI7l9erlin, dec'd.
Sunderlinyille, Dec. Is, 1872
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1872-12-20
Administrators Notice,

WHEREAS, Letters OF Administration TO the
estate of Henry II. Dent. late Of Brookland, Pot
ter county, Pa, deceased, have been granted 10
the subscriber all persons indebted to said estate
are requested 10 make immediate payment, and
those having claims or demands against the estate
Of the said decedent viii make known the same,
without delay, to WILLIAM DENT,
BroOkland, Dec. 90, 1872.
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4trrr and Grreahnuts.


PF7rLAR SUNDAY SERVICES oP NJ. Z. CHURCH.
Preaching n 1913 o clock, a m. Sunday-SchOOl
,rral. o'clock; and Prayer meeting in the even
ms at 6 o'clock. o. NJ. LEGGETT, Pastor.
In this, the first number of our new
mper, We send greeting to every reader
of the JOURNAL and ''ITEM." In
tha future we expect to have many a
erfdential chat with them through
Hpsq columns, and to record here under
the head of Local" all of interest or
ir7artance that occurs in their sur
rldingS and lives. We shall notice
lie big beetS and large apples, the finest
Diys and colts. and the fairest flowers:
the whole list of accidents and causuall-
lies. the removals and new arrivals. the
clearing and fencing Of lands. the cree
ton Of new buildings, the improvement
froadS. the condition and advancement
Of the schools. and political. religious
and social gatherings We will tell the
public Of marriages and deaths, of we'd
dings and funerals, and around the one
iovouSly EreaJhe the orange blossoms,
and on the other reverently lay the cy-
press. In fact We will notice here every
thing that constitutes the life of a
neighborhoOd.
We believe what constitutes a good
county PAPER Is a full, accurate, and
spicy recital 0t the current eventS and
rrWsof the coHnty. This it will be our
ANA 20 accomplish. I'VE shalt endeayor
to present 0.ar readers each week with
whatever Of interest the county affords,
as well as occasional items fram neigh
boring counties
But Ia order to do this We need the
assistance Of our friends al over the
county We ask them to send us .ac-
counts Of any and every thing that is
tBnSpiring in their EeighborhoOds,- -
give us an account of al the items We
have mentioned above ana as many
more as occur to them. no matter wheth-
rr it is in shape for publication or not.
-, ,,1r 1,1ossi,a o,,a iii r,iro t}an,
-, 4I,,+ Ill ;,.,,os,+ o,.o,.,- ,,o,.so,,
~ -
r-,..--..-.-,.-,-.,....,..,....,......,..-., 49,
a. 76ompso, e lfaan's who have Just opened
.raUlce stock OF holiday goods, comprising every
Gng You can think of and great many more.
no,,,.;o., III. IN -, -T,,,,,,-;,,,
PARTY - tho rasidenco &c ,Tiss = A
\Tatlcar for tho benefit of Rav II
Tapdis an TUESDAY avar;no hoe -
An are invited to attend
ru,,,,.,,. I, NJ. ,..,., -, ,.,u... -.
things for holiday,
t'0n. =. Ross OF jilS place has been
.1a.+a1 % T;,.,,.+.,,. - 81, A.1,,,+;, II
N-NN''N " A'iAN>t'A VI LIlc ANIdlllLC dAiu
Great Western Railway.
Books. Diaries. AIbuTes TOYS of all llip,ts Al
, lHoNis''N y MANN 5,
Inc ears are running TO the Forest
House, ana report SAYS they viii run tc
Emporium inside OF a week. The VI
.'.l'y "f the Forest House Is undergoing
'''li' 'Ii"''7''' 'Ll'' "IIi sum 1'''N'
lla0f the busiest places in the County.
4nour other improvements. Browp and
>yder are buiLliug a steam circular.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1872-12-20
POTTER JOURNAL & NEWS ITEM.

Present, H. W. Williams, P. J.. and As
sociates Lyman Nelson and ]. NJ. Kill
bourne.
The Grand il Ty, lM. d. Briggs. fore
man. was SWOI d and charge delivered.
They returned a true bill against James
II. Mattson fO bigamy. One or two
cases were retI rned not a true bill. =
Having tran sacted all the business be-
fore them, the Y We're discharged on the
tenth.
In the case of Commonwealth rs. ia
cob Breitling, on motion of the District
Attorney, the Court ordered a nolIe pro-
Seql0 to be ent cred on payment of costs.
Commonweaf Oh rs. /. c. King, no pro-
secutor appe: ring, nolle proseql6 was
entered on III )tion of Dist Atty. Com
mOnwealth $ 5. \. A Crandall-no pro-
secutor apps airing, defendant was dis
charged on notion of counsel.
Eva ?. Do I'D and Ira C. Doud, minor
children Of E. A. Doud, appearing in
Court, chGS Emice NJ. Doud for their
guardian In the estate of John Sunder-
lin sale of real estate was ordered. In
the estate Of E. A. Doud private sale
Of real es1a te was ordered.
The foil )wing persons were natural
lied: VIII tam Kohlen, Christian Gorg
and Herr, Frank.
The Go uI't fixed the number of names
to be put into the jUry-boX at three hun
dred
In the cases of Helen CrandaIl IS. \.
A. Crane lall, and Ann Mckay rs. Thos
Mckay. divorces were ordered. In the
case of NJ. H. Nichols rs. Hiram Quack-
enbusk- w. B. Graves was appointed re-
feree. .ap d in the case of Edison Hyde rs.
ElylIras Hacket, ChaS. Monroe was ap-
pointed referee, under the Act of 1870.
). :. Greenman was appointed Audi
tort Xamine the accounts of the Pro-
} thonoti ny and Register Il Recorder with
the 90 mmonwealth.
4 Jury was called in the case of Mar
gaTet c. Barber rs. Sarah Ellis ct a. By
agree nent of parties a conditional yer
diGE was taken for the plaintiff Of the
lanl described in the writ subject to he
relea sed on payment of S59S.95 interest
and costs within thirty days. In the
case of J. W. Wilber rs. Leonard Davis
a .Ju Y was taken and the evidence near
! ly al presented when the parties settled.
1 .JEld gment entered in favor of plaintiff
/ for $3.50 and costs, execution TO stay un-
! I'll Oct. l. 1878. Luther Garfield rs. II.
/ 3. Edwards. which case had been tried
iOnce and resulted in a disagreement of
The jury, was settled by the parties be-
TO re trial; defendant to pay $40 Of plain
. tTf's costs in addition to costs paid on
I az Dpeal from award Of ArbitratorS. The
case of James Potter. who sues for him
5, IF as well as for the County of Potter,
. s. NJ. V Purple was tried; this was a
/ prosecution for the penalty against trav-
cling merchants and pedlerS who sell
goods at auction. The jury gave a ver-
diet for plaintiff of $50
! In the case Of the Jersey Shore, Pine
/. Greek & Buffalo Railway rs Polly Ann
4 Webb. It a.: rs. Sarah Taggart. It a.;
! IS. Joseph Shafer: rs. George L. ColWeI;
4 Is. Henry Kimm; IS. J. p. Brehmer, the
reports of Viewers were confirmed.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1872-12-20
The BAKER House.
N. E. cor. SECOND and EAST Streets.
East Of Curt House Square,
CoUDERSPORT, PA,

Has been purchased by BROWN & KELLEY.
Formerly Of the CoUDERsPoRT HoTEI-)
The House Is completely furnished from top to
bottom, and has all the conveniences desired by
the people the table is the best in the County :;
the barn is under the charge of the best ostler in
the State; and, in short, everything Will be done
that can be done to make it comfortable for sran-
gers or others who visit the house
The long experience of the Proprietors in the
Hotel business makes them peculiarly able to
cater to the varied wants of the travelling public.
They solicit their old custom, believing that
they are able 10 supply the BEST OF THE BEST to
all
BROWN 4 KELLEY,
l33 PrOprjetOr&
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1872-12-20

Rules were taken on the Supervisors
of the following townships to show cause
why they should not levy a special tax to
pay debts Eulalia. Ulysses, Jackson,
Genesee, Wharton. West Branch, Swe-
den. Sharon. Pike. Stewardson, Homer,
Summit and Heating.
Our German fellow citizens of COu-
dersport and vicinity are taking meas
ures to form a German Brass Band.
They. as a class, are a musical people,
and we have every reason to believe that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-27
COTTON COMMISSIONS.

A meeting of cotton commission merchants
Was held Yesterday at the Of the old Cotton Ex
change In Pearst., S. ID. Harrison presiding Robert
yannahil read a report from the Committee to whom
was referred the subject Of uniform rate Of commits
sion on the sale and purchase Of cotton, recommending
that the matter be presented 10 the Exchange with the
eoquest that the following be embodied In bylaw to be
fyumed. 30 to make 1t binding all members under
a penalty Of expulsion
yss. mnmm commission for buying and selling
slsN De without
t.rf.s
wc charge guarantees contract both u al parties
40 egeat u failure comply.
sLcb il = separate Transaction, shal be made
eObtTsfy
,c ng a have the privilege Of eoSsng all
m contracts Of notice either By tie purchase Of
~ On al parrb, future delivery bro.
the employing le bf0kcri and
M BIZ binding under rules OF the lsChgLge
eGs T,ery member lssaipg "s shall be
%. el 4, ebau IN transaction within ths meaning Of sd
t,l.vs
The first three articles were passed without alteration
On the fourth, Mr.. Slaughter moved an amendment
at brokerage be paid by buyer and seller, to different
.r.kers." 10 which Mr. Walsh added, " and that all
oEcrs be debarIed from trading IN cotton on theit own
ire Chairman sad the view Of the Committee onTrade
,fs tbat Inc brokers should bo Competed 10 utcdf"
either DTokeTs " merchants ahd thdt W0A'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-27

The latter holds that Patrick do no. appear before him AZ M h
ksh Meanwhile, the prisoner remains In the oo
The grocery store of Michael Foley at No 73 Hud-
BroosIyn was damaged $4,000 by Gre, yesterday
A fire among some rubbish in the cellar of No a
Annst, yesterday damaged the ''oeA Of u neDo0@a
eiO -
Charles Rowe age months, was drowned, Thurs
aa falling tab Of water at the residence Of bis parents
N5 Avenue @
Agnes Jennings, age 4, fell out of trs-story WIN
dow AZ No 2Js the basement yssterY anu eSseu
Injuries :,
John Thompson of No. 112 Johnson-st., Brooklyn,
severely wounle b. piece Of stone which fell from the ROOT y
iss Uh;pbers .. yesterday ,
Ioln = Stiner n German. age 40, was instantly
,nIJ .,eraav morrlnr by falling the Sidewalk from bis 10
tne fith ,tory o No. 5O8 East seysnteenth-st
Adam Meyer, age Z, Of No. 1911 Division-st" was
EXPLOSION Of kerosene lamp yeseay ad was
taken Tor Bellevue Hospital where be soon aer"ad de
Joseph Hoffer German, aged ~, keeper OF lager
h.r on AT 81 Ea SKthst committed suicide b. banging yes
terav lie ben unsuccessful in business and had bis moeT
d,.uer robd eyera mes Locus Quauroa TO- an Italian az
prentice VINO himself through the head with pistol few
since Bellevue Hospital estenay Deceased was desponaen'
he could not return 10 italy