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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-02-29
WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

WEEKLY MARKET REPORT,
WHEAT-Winter, 1880, 80 etscts
Spring l,lS01,20 sh
RYE,-o5
0ATS,-36
BARLEY-70D75sts
PEAS,-5O21 GO
BUCK WHEAT-6o9 97yots
BEANS,-51 .0o&1,25
TIMOTHY SEED-S25s
RAPE SEED-$1.75
FLAX SEED-3i,s ,s0@1,T5
pOTATOES-i5@5Octs.
EGGS, pet dozen-l5@20cts
BUTTER, per fb-16G20cts
FLOUR, winter, PERI 80 bl.-3oaT1
spring-fo,0"96,50
MEAL per cwt-S1 .25S1.4e
WOOL per b-55@5Sc
SALT per 5rl-$2.40
PORK, 3,75liye cwt-s940e
dressed-S4, ,25@s475
BEEF, on foot-3.00 a 800
dressed $4,O0 O. 45e
SHEEP per head-s250 q S3ee
WHITs FISH, hlf brl-$T,es
HIDES green-399cts
dry-1S@20cts
HAY.-ti5. .00g15 90
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-02-29
BANKING. HOUSE
T.. C.. $ II % " e..
3 WISCONSIN

viii bny and sell, at market rates all issues OF
8, Securities, Gold, Gold Drafts Silver, &c.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
drawn in to suit all the principal citss Oh
Germany, France, England, Norway, &c,
PASSAGE TICKETS.
SOLE AGENCY for Manitowoc and vicinity, for tbs
Hamburg and American Steamship Company,
Also agent for GERMAN SAILsHIP LINES. FREE TICK
ETS issued from Germany to Manitowec at New York
rates.
a General Banking Business transacted
precisely the same terms incorporated bank.
with the additional security of PERSONAL liability.
Msnitowoc. July %, 1862 l6-15-iy
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-02-29
CHA ssEEs SC.5EFFER,

T1AsEHIGNt TAILOR. has re-
Il moved to Buffalo street 2 doors west of Rand s
store. All work warranted well done and to fit
Mani towoc, Nov 30 1S12- 1888
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-02-29
JOSEPH F.NEy.

yNEALER in Stoves: TIN, Sheet E-oo
- and Copperware manufacturer All kinds q
ressiring done. Eishth Street, opposite Tribune OF
nee lily
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-02-29

n IL Z 4 4 a dt UI4IS II
COUNTY SURVEYOR, Ogico over
" O. Torrisons Store; tho Bridge.
Aanitawoc 15-SS
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-02-29

nR. a. j. PATGHEN, Dentist. 0Gscs
in Shermnn's building, 9Th Street,
Nanitowoc Wis
- Teeth extracted without pan.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-02-29
GHAS. W. WHITE.
DEE'TES TR Z.

Halted States Assistant ASSESSOR
u Otiice on Sth Street, First National Bank,
AAaitoWoc, Wisconsin. le-l3ly
The New York herald., 1872-10-20
HENRY B. hERTs, AucTIoNEER.
Ii Salesrooms l6 Cortlandt street.
EXECUTRIXS SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE,
cJ OCKS RRnNzEs STA ~TiY ~ nv Nj, WORKS. or ART
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER %. AT lok O'CLOCK.

AT No. EAST THIRTYFIKST STREET.,
near Fifth avenue.
PARLORS CONTAIN
Richly carved and nad rosewood Paror Suits in crim
satin rich nlad marqueterie and gilt Cabinet and
rich Pedcsts Jardincrs statuary Vases Easeis vaiu'
able Paintings by Meyerhem. Freirchs kberc Ostnde
W. Parker Cavaho Rasin and other celebrated artits
French Plate Pier and Mantel Mirrors Velvet Carpets
rich embroidered Lace Curtains. &C.
DINING ROOM.
Elegant walnut and nad Su n cr riGnly s,na
rca Table and Dessert spoons Forks Ladies', dc, &c.
LIBRARY CONTAINS
English Brussels Carpcts walnut Library Suit in leather
bookcases, Library Tables, Clocks Bronzes, Vases Mir.
rors, &c, &c -
Rosewood and walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus, Armorc. =
Glace Beds Bedding Spring and Hair Mattresses, vci
vet Brussels Ingram Carpets Turkish Lounges and
Chairs, &c, &c. =, .,.
being all nearly the owner having dcu peioe NOV
ing into the house = -.
Catalogues will be ready early on morning OF sale
Terms OF sale cash. BY order % ,roo .,,,-....
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

A. 4, no
- STERN BROS. IN
M s67 Sixth avenue 3s7 10
~ sixth avenue and Twenty-third street 10
900. no West Twenty-ihird street ITO. -
sN lo.
viii open MONDAY and every day during the week,
an immense variety and desirable
Goods which, owing to the hurried
ness of completing and open
ing of our estab-
lshment
ITO WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET.
wo unable to open and properly display.
sosS s,sSt aSay Salh yfisias as 81 - and IS
6Siored veivets and IarSaolses, in
ar al nS SbSou ncw iSlos sSHslly Complete
Win %agniissns mi line q 0l { s,lh sa.a
Roman and Moire Antique Sashes
exquisite assortment very cheap
''' ''A'" A'ANln5j liz WEST rwENrYrHIRD STREET.
Especial attention is called to
ss; F9snss rPa aSa fea;Ssrs aas Fr"me
now on hand, very choice stock
this one OF our leading departments
always finding large variety
In every line ut very attractive prices
"' siArh A'hfohwE no WEST rwENrYTHIRD STREET
0qI ss;, Thinning TIN pepar,msa sss + rspee
Passementerie, Gimps, Fringes Ornament. m I'm" n,;
TT%Ss TMl!, .S a5S% Rnsi,sS ass 70 fSnsd ri p,es s shades
all at unusually low prices.
''' SIXTH A'hnoEw 10 WEST rwENrY-rHIRp srEEr.
entire cases Of real Guipure and
: very choice assortment, ranging
s@ Arc e sSesps:, 10 ess we have have had e
pas. months. Also iaIi inesof
Brussels Nets, real Applique and
Point Laces, Flounces DC
s67 SIXTH AVENUE, - rn
Ladies' aud cnildrens sEsh aerino Tndsrwear. I
n ooa o &eanU Sess ssss ssS snS brpMess pyes
1Es% Rss bargain. sss sRSf5d n KID "a disss. sisss
Finest but S'Sf White M at seS' 81 Is pair
Splendid Two-buttons, evening shades, sSc.
ns. from %isass s7 r nS s..ssams
the most the { cart. s' any
stages ana
cars on 'inss So 9, strss staesi all pass
, our ,r.s store Broadway s;es, and cross,
sases ali pass ' within one square o, our
Our Goods and Price, Price, speak for
STERN BROS,
ss7 Sixth avenue and r.
A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
JOHNSON. BURNS 4 CO.,
French nnaHIiees MilIineTy ., Goods,
viii offer on Monday October 81 the balance Of the r
French Trimmed Bonncts
and Round Hats
at the following reduced prices
sss, sss, reduced reduced to to go; go;
81, :ss TsSass$ Tssss:$ is s sis 81; 60
Extraordinary reduction in
French Felt Hats
esdozsn Ladies' and Misses Real French Felt Hats,
cold at y and 50 50 tins season. all reducedto
% also Ms.aa m nsSaS
our own
Ribbons
100 pieces So inch colored Taffeta all silk,
a., soc per yard worth 81
sSn sSS;s& So: sssn
Nos u and 10 Trimming Ribbons, at greatly reduced
prices
complete assortment Of
French Flowers and Feathers
Black Silks,
lyons sros grain, 8 50 per yard, worth 81
Lyons gr0s grain, 81 per ward, worth 81 80
ys s. wSfsh g.
Also lot Of dress patterns Of Bonnets and Ponsons 25
yer cent less than cost
JOHNSON BURNS 4 co,
"a and 81 East Fourteenth street.
Union square.
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

A RMsTRoNG, lao AND l42 SIXTH AVENUE
has now on hand an abundant supply Of Blankets Flan
nels, C0mtorters, Towels Napkins, Table Cloths Dam
asks, Diapers, Crashes, Shcetng and Shirug Linens
Piano. Table and Toilet Covers: ladies' children's
Cloth, Felt, Merino and Balmoral Skirts.
Canton Flannel Sheeting Shirting and pilowcase Mux
lin bleached and unbleached.
Ribbons in all widths and shades aces both real and
medallion; French Scotch and Hamburg Edging and
serting; ladies', gents and chdrens Linen Handker.
chiefs; Notions and small Wares ladies' and chdrens
Under Vests and Drawers, in Mcrlno Cashmere and all
Wool in all sizes Also splendid assortment OF Indies
and chidren's Hose, in Cotton, Mcrino and all Wool
plain plaid and striped.
Mems and Boys Under Vests and Drawers, in Scarlet
Shaker and Canton Flannels Merino Cashmere oil
wool
Ties, Scarfa Bows Collars, Cuffs Mufiers, Gloves
Braces Socks Night and Dress shirts, Cardagn
all to be sold Gf greatly reduced prices.
200 dozen Ladies iull regular made Cotton Hose, at 2c
worth 35c.
zoo dozen Gents super stout Cotton, half hose at &c,
worth Sc.
dozen Mems Merno Undershirs and Drawers at 81,
worth 81 So
100 dozen Ladies' two-buon Kid Gloves at s5c. worth
81 70
H. ARMSTRONG,
140 and l42 sixth avenue,
between Tenth and Eleventh streets
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

~ w. FRENCH, $50 BROADWAY.
just received,
all new and
elegant
styles Of Paris and
Geneva Jewery,
for ladies and gentlemen
Also
fine Umbrellas,
Hosiery,
Uuderclothing, &c,
direct from
London
q. w. FRENCH,
Importer Of Mems Furnishing Goods
fine French Jewery
co Broadway. Prince steset corner.
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

Mr. Whitney will receive limited number of scholars
in singing Address him at the church.
All persons Interested in congregational singing and
higher standard of church music invited
every Friday evening, at ~ o'clock, which time the
music for the following Sunday will be rehearsed by both
chOjrs,
The New York herald., 1872-10-20
HERALD 1s72-pUADRUPIR


RCH JOHNSTON, AUcTIONEER
n Once and salesroom Nassau street, opposite Post
Office Horse Auction Branch no. liz and ia East fhr
teenth street.
The New York herald., 1872-10-20
uENRY B. HERTS, AUCTIONEER,
Ii SALESROOM ID CORTLANDT STREET
MORTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
ON MONDAY. OCT u, AT 10 O'CLOCK.

THE ST. JULIEN HOTEL.
WASHINGTON PLACE, ONE DOOR FROM BROAD
WAY. OPPOSITE THE NEW YORK HOTEL,
comprising rosewood, walnut and mahogany Parlor and
Chamber Suits; Moque Brussels, Velvet and Ingram
Carpets Pier and Mantel Mirrors, Curtains Beds Bed
ding Mattresses Bed and Table Linen, Chandeliers and
all other Contents OF the above large hotel Terms OF sale
cash. BY order of mortgagee.
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

A RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
n Office and salesrOOm, 81 Nassau street.
opposite the Post office
TURKISH AND PERSIAN RUGS
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELI4 will sell Monday, at
IL O'Clock, at their salesrOOm, 81 Nassau street,
for account Of whom 1t may concern,
solid Siverware-Spoons Ladies' Forks, Knives, Tongs,
Fish and Pie Knives &c.
After the sale OF the above,
rs elegant Turkish and Persian Rugs.
ON WEDNESDAY,
Household Furniture Mt store
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

Boys and young with voices susceptible of cuva.
t0n who will give their services for stated time after
ranin in the choirs of Christ church will receive
cal instruction from the most competent masters ncud.
private lessons and public relearsals by application
at the music or Christ church entrance Thirty
fifth street, at the above hours
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

(NHS. WALTER, PIANO vIRTUOSO, RECEIVES
~ pupils and concert engagements: also offers his
vices as an accomplished organist. Address CHS.
WALTER, OF Steinway Sons l09 East Fourteenth
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

w H. GRIFFITH's BEvElIED TABLES AND DELLA.
w neys patent wire Cushions taking the lead OF
all others Second hand Tables for sale 40 Vesey street
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10
THE BURNS ABORTION CASE.

GENERAL SESSIONS CONVICTION Ell Asinh'
The case of Ann f. Burns, convicted at the
December term Of the Court OF General Sessions OF man
saucbter In the second degree in taking the ue OF Auh
Lynch by malpractice came up last month, before the
eupreme Court, General Term on motion for new
trial made on appea and argued by Mrs. Burnss cou'
sel Wrp +. Howe. Judge Iugraham delivered, ycster;
day the opinion of the Court which was contuIled in
Inv Judges Barnard aud Cardozo. In this decision the
Court bed frS that the law requires the General yes
sions to opened the first day Of the month or me
next day and Recorder Hachet did not open the De-
ccmber term until the Thursday after the first Monday
no legal Court Of General Sessions held during that
month and second that the law requires new pett
iury TO be mpaneed at the beginning Of cvery term'
and the petit Jury which convicted Mrs Burns was inn
naneled I'm the November term, consequently no legal
conviction occurred. This decision will not necessarily
affect others who were convicted by the jury thus mpan
eed as exceptions not taken at other TRIALS as they
were in the care OF Mrs. Burns. Inc report IN the
evening newspapers yesterday that tnlF DECISION
affects the Ring Is untrue, as the question OF the
legality or ilegay OF the Grand jury was not laised
by the counsel nor was any decision relating theIe'o
given by the judges. 49, ,,. ~,
The oversight which made this decision possible WI
probably result in Mrs Burnss escape from punish
ment. Tie evidence OF her guilt was so conclusive t
the Jury who tried her found her guilty without eaN
their seats, whereup0n the Recorder sentenced ner 10
state Prison for years. IL IN very doubtful now
ever whether the witnesses for the prosecution can DC
AGAIN produced, and result, another of the worst
class OF criminals will be liberated TO carry on her muir
dcrolis busiucss
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10
NEW-JERSEY.
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The Fiftioth Anniversary OF the Hebrew
Benevolent ard Orphan Asylum Society will be cele-
bratcd al the Academy OF Music TOMORROW evening
John b. Cornell of this city and the Hon.
william J. Groo OF MItdletown are prominent candidates
for delegates 10 the General Conference Of the NJ r.
Cnnrch fioin the New York Conference The election
takc. place 10 this city next Friday.
A meeting OF pT0peIty-owners on the
Bowery aud Tlird-aye. was held last evening at
No els Tbird.aVe., TO protest agajnst the Gilbert
plan for an elevated railroad through these thorough.
fres p H. Smith presided, and pointed out the differ
emf WAYS In winch the property-0wne would ioso II
e1ch n road were built ana put into operation. H. L.
sl,tb and Peter Seery were appointed Committee 10
izng tue Trd ave- railroad Company 10 construct such
railroad.
A meeting Of Taxpayers was held IN Bre-
WORT Hell last evening jas W. Beeknan presiding, ana
speeches we're made by the Charmap William Is. Mar
tin President Of the West side Association; Charles
Crary President OF the East side Association; Col Bon
A. Willis Horace Barnard, and others, eensurng the
project for sinking tho Fouthave railroad track only
feye feet and stIcngy urging the necessity Of nneing
tbe ayenue from FOrty.secOndst. TO Harlem River. A
bll now before the Legislature provides that the track
ne snYk few feet below the level Of the street the
people of the through which tho road RUNS TO be
faxed pay onc-half the expense OF the alteration
Resolutions passed strongly condcmning this bi
and the following DC0mnttee was appointed 10 20 10 Al
bany anu oppose ts passage ..,
JAS Beelman, Charks Crary Pebl A. Wls H. Eehard.on
r r. .Sdacs W H. Johnson a. w. Gllle Cnmbe. WAR Mar
IT, j. Aston H. D. Faulkner t. NJ Hedjei a'i ALtf rare
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10
POLICE MOTIFS.

Moses Manson, charged with passing coun,ertoit
$40 b LeI yesterday in $500 hNI by Comm'sich' Sds
George l.. Taylor, alias Charles Conroy, was ar.
rested broolyp Yesterday for selling obscene literature a. y" 40
Tuop.st, new York.
Messrs Libby G. ClaIk's oil factory, at Walcott
And Ferris South Brooklyn, damaged 100 yesterday by te
caused by leaksge ID one of the sfls, Injured
Charles Rohde and John Hintcrmcister CHARGED
With executing oduen bond foi hotel tetsr heen were led
yeterlay, in e5 900 bail by CoIomlssoHeI sbtds
udae BENEDICT in the l.. s. Eastern District Court.
ydsy septeeed Williams to the Albany ie.ha o two
.yoars at hard labor for passing counterfeit money
Charles Rosefeld charged with going straw
hail. IN GQoda washed stamp committed Yesterday
IN default Of 600 await the action Of the Grand Jory
fire occurred yesterday in the tcnement-honso
No I57 West 1hehs bn tie apartment occupied by hn ne
dalghe Anes and JENNIE ouAp baInd aOou Tue bhAa
viii attempting 10 eyhngptp TIC nAhet
Lester LOPEZ charged with having g 600 unstamped
eess 10 committed yesterday, by tommssonr
kfiells Of IS 600 pail civil suit it the condemnation u
tb ciGan has b.ep bseop 10 the United States Di;c toat
The Corouers inquest in the Of the unknown
found dead IN alley Roosevelt hpn
Yesterday evidence against
uy verdict Of death from mee ob the skull the result Of
violence tho hands OF I'D unknown peIro1"
Ann EdgwOrth wife OF Stephen Edgw0rth, was
found the soos OF the htn of b home No 40 hangnst
Monday uLt The nbbo eniess e room saw ibt hartad
"Iored A. be had beaten "v,a e nsbtors
pt that he lad u~d hv death lie b.d await Vie 'esah o5
torOnerp ibst1ihAn
Daniel and Robert Hoar ages respectively i3 and
a. ,.usbs while inannfscto Twenty
yesterday lsd qust dummy wLsb the latter stabbed the
wl,fs his protsd
10 have teutsisd HLg ard sh mortal wouu III, ssll,
eofud he rSeentt Precinct tiatou hou~ to await ~
VI tLs toi,tu
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10
A WARNING TO INSURERS.

A policy of insurance was taken out by
James MARITIME in the international Life Assurance Com
pany OF London la 1884, for the benefit Of his wife, In the
amount of 5000 The premium was paid regularly to
Start Pearcc agents Of the Company in North Caro-
lima until 1862, and from that time TO Pearce
Start having ded). until 1904 when the death
OF MARITIME occurred The WIDOW thon assigned
che policy 10 Randolph b. MARITIME, who
on applying yment refused. and brought suit
1 recOyer The defense maintained that the premium
had moi been paid since 1897 claiming that The hrm VI
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10
HOMICIDE IN A BROOKLYN SALOON.

A gang of young rOwdies entered the liquor
saloon Of George snons at North Seventh and Fifth
sts Brooklyn early yesterday aud refused to pay or
liquor The bartender, Henry Hoeckman declined to
give them any more, whereupon they became very vio
lent and began to beat li aud the proprietor smons
ordered the gang out Of the saloon, aud two Of them
seized n small barrel OF sherry and away with H.
The gang hurled paving stones and bricks through the
windows smashing the glasses and decanters 6nons
armed himself with club, and as they rushed into s
saloon and attacked him with pOkers ana Knives he
srnck Thomas Groy the left side Of HE head laying
him senseess on the floor. He was conveyed to his
house No 1876 North SXth-st ana died at IL d. ST.
mons and Hoeckman were committed by Justice Voor
hees 10 aWait the action OF the CorOner.s Jury.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10
DESPERATE FIGHT WITH A BURGLAR.

John Hays a private watcbman, saw man
climbing the Of the backyard Of the dwelling Of
william Egger No 10 East Fifty tyfourtbst early
DAY. and called TO him TO stop. The stranger threw him
sf upon HAYS and when struck with his club wreDched
n from him. HAYS drew pistol, but 1t wrenched
out Of his hands Before the stranger COULD nse the
weapon the watchman picked up the club and ctr blm
the head Telling hin TO the ground ma fTacturnR ha
skull. in his possession found property which he
had stolen from The house adjoining the yard where he
Was found skeleton key also found the ground
near place where the fight occurred The thei was
attended by police surgeon pronounced "a be In All "a
ceediny dangerous eoDdoD. aud removed 10 bellevue
Hospital
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10
period Of 1872:

Commissioner Van Mort has received water rents for
the three months ending March 81 amounting to $227
elO co. which has been deposited with the City Chamber
lain. During the corresponding period Of 1871 only
253 received, showing Of receipts
under Commissioner Van NOrs administration of S2G,
37 So This Is the result Of close inspection aud of the
collection OF what Is called "cXtTa water rens for
which the landlord not responsible and which st
II passed into arrears.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

IKOHTNtHI hNhI'"H'
ST. Nicholas Hotel-Prnce Nagoaka, Tahanori Sas-
III ana 4 slrane Jaran Gov Waller Of v9ns
doy Rsrdoph Of NswJesey the Hon Wsheon Of snne
sa,s agsu.n r. NJ Poeroy and r. Ross Of Anbun
li n bsresy and A. Cassatt OF Philadelphia stnsn Wit of
c",sand and Col L. p sinonon Of North CArol1a Dreroo
Hi Of WssnstS ard John O. TsPDan o. PoIon. s wty tyn
Bos,on J. Coudt smith Of Bulao5 Col w. Scott OF Ere the
Hon q H. WinGd Of Eddige, and Judge w tner
Ion ous-Jndge Bosse Of Quebec Gen W. B
bb Of Troy and Alfred Gather Of Cncnna,i H9Gan Hon'e-
Gen A. 8 owen of Emira ,smoe1nd Hoei-Tle Hon James
Pike OF Name r. NJ Poneroy President Genital Paehc oi
road Co. sr H0WSEiwn Adams the agedlsh aud the lion
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10

STAR pearce was their agent and that at the death of
ono of the partners the agency ceased On trial YER
dic, was obtained by plant from which an appeal was
taken and argued at the March sitting 1 hG
revnrsin the Judgment and ordering trial. on the
Ground Of error in the findings Judge lngraham rem
,ercd the opinion Of the Court, ana ncld tLat tue
agrnev ceased on the death OF one OF the firm.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10
NEARI.Y A MILLION SAVED.

Commissioner Van Mort made, yesterday, the
following statement showing the difference between the
expenses OF the Department Of Public Works for the
first three months Of ls7l and for the corresponding
Of 1910.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY Ar nuDSUrs' NO 2la BROAD
9hm Noon sp' Ms
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10
BANK DEPOSI1ORS' TROUBLES.
LIE MARKET SAVINGS RAYY.


The depositors of the Market Savings Bank
had been invited by the United States Marshal to meet
Yesterday noon at the Office Of James f. Dwight, Regis
ter in Bankruptcy at No Beekmau-st to prove their
claims and choose an assignee; but as nearly all the
creditors had already proved their claims, and as Loco
of them had given the counsel Of the Receiver power
of attorney TO vote their for assignee OF us
tee the invitation was scarcely necessary. twas ac
cepted however, by several hundred depositas, who
tlropged the Registers rcom and, finding the burden ~
their official duties light one, held consult alton IN an
adjoining apartment and amused themselves Dy aoOrlbt
one another for bour two, until some one toHced
common chord by reference TO the deaultiIg easfI,
tee and not an assignee should be elected NJ +. Dow
lev Chairman of the Deposit0rs Committee opposed the
PROPOSE and nmated that the previous speaker was
Influenced by personal motives Mr. StOHes rctOrted,
and was supported by member OF the COMMITTEE.
Alter an angry discussion some one suggested that as
the members OF the Depostors Connilitee had done
nothing but quarrel with one another they should he
relieved OF duty without thanks This not on vas car
ried without dissent. After desultory discussion L
Hartshofn said that too many lawyers, Ike cooks,
spoiled the bro X that Receiver Worth was LOT Sesper
COnkln, Drt could call 10 MS aIG sZUIVD as eeollEi
that one assignee would cost less than tnIee
that he W0r1 DC willing to give 5000 II pe dc;auitlht
cashier could be Drought to Justice ana that they all had
better 60 home. - .,
Meanwhie The Register in Bankruptcy was receiving
afdavits Of creditors who nau not pIQNeu the cIaiur
He announced that he would take additional claims TINS
morning. Wm. Mann, the Receivers c0nnhei, VINO hat
virtually been ntrusted by 1900 depostors with the afe
nont1eut OF an asegnee. Is in Montreal CONDUCTING ne
cOtiaous with the delaulting cashier VINO has beeh
arrested. All important witness mas gone 70 nreal 70
testify against COnklin dividend will be paid GoOh
after the appointment OF an assignee ha bten nhounced
bv tle Registcr in Bankruptcy The DeYosItCIs CGm
mittCe viii present report in few days.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10
Tie sTuYHTsANT EANK.

The creditors Of the Stuyvesant Bank held
a special meeting at the Sinclair House on Mohoay
night at which Mr. Archer expressed his Willingness 10
urrender the assets TO Mr. Plat and resign his position
as assignee II the creditors of the bank W0nd raly s
nYocee1inps and cxonerate him from all legal Liability
therefor This the CREDITORS were unwilling 10 DO ana
The meeting finally adjourned 10 await the decision "a
Judge Woodruff on the legal points Involved
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10

ADJoURNMENT OF THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.
The Judiciary Committees investigation into
the official conduct Of the accused Judges has Dominay
closed but two three witnesses have yet to be exam
ined Messrs Tden and Niles met at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel at 10 a. IN. yesterday, and, after waiting over
three hours for witnesses who did not appear adjourned
until 10 next Thursday and then took the ears lOr
ham
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10
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