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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-09

DASTURE LAND IN PITTSFORD
l. For sale or rent. one hundred and twenty
five acres Of fine PASTURE land located one and
one-half miles from Pittsford Village. Address
or call on Il. r. HITCHCOCK, under National
Bank or Rutland. Rutland VI May1tf
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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

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MISCELLANY. 0M

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fatigues Of Che mind but this It Is winch !
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JOS. l.. TOPHAM, Manager for New Jersey.
EDWARD II. HOLCOMBE,
9zf 9ai'sii Agent Larnbertville, N. J..
f For agencies, apply to ns
sDIs'M : JOSEPH L.. TOPHAM, tt
e4f l;4 General Agent of New Jersey,
"a t.sf4 80 Grant St., Newark, n. u.
Z. l.. RICE, M. D., as
Medical Examiner at Lambertville, N. j..
w. II. SCHENK, M. D.,
sgsn Medical Examiner at Pennington, N. j..
RICHARD III. iFOULKE, M. d.,
~ Medical Examiner at New Hope, PA.
The Assets of this Company invested ac-
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($6, 000, 000). 1t lisa prudently managed Com
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to persons of all ages and each sex to insure.
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Charles Dickens, John w. Forney, Cornelius
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-31
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cotton Arm Texas ordinary isc strict
stock, 6o29i.
NFw ORLEANS March 90 1873.
&c. receipts ba %ad s4os
Sales, is5C last evening, 400 Stock, 2o, ioS
Cotton active and hrme, misdlings Isle lsy$c
expo Sales Scoops a. bales
CnARLEsroS, March 20, 1873
Exports coastwise rs Sales 100 stock, aSsSo '"'S'
WILMINGTON, N. c., March 20, 1873
an at q % i've es rSs efn
quiet at 81 g for hard and - for yellow dip
MrLwAukrr, March 2s. 1873.
declining; No; mixed, S6c Oats steady; No q 2o,c
ssprins Sc sSs dea a 'tS!1 oe BUSHES
wheat shipments-7,OO bbs flour 1900 bushels wheat
Flour heavy and weak but csssS srF' &S s aa
s snd Gs 81 IL Sap . sprs No &c. 49,
rejected csc s asscSsg 70 Gas fsesps Corn
May ssc ss June TstesS Sc Oats S%si
for Regular and resi- receipts Barley d and an asenns
&C. ce a sSS to aa IS q sss SS
May si5 TO- June Lard steady at IS 10, cash SIS 20
sps %ss's fs'ys sT' %ss ssar .sa
s5t rib aa p sar Ts nisss s wnsa at de- de-
s 90 S" sS s1f do 6Ss and eco DO esrSy
80 900 do oats 1900 do. and 1900 do barley
BUFFALO, March 49, 1873.
whs 5 corning os
bushels ssrey 9o bg y he Exports for ne week
ss oss tcs bushels; barley @tss BUSHES O1 Tys
a@s s snssf 8. SS inlet ySss Whs sa
Eaasee TGs spfing held s. se Chicago ~, serss
w S%s'S a sS sslssf Ts .a Ss1s@s
cord. Corn steady sales $50 bushels Western track
Isid nj As. western laiaeo slc, Barley rrm CsIaJs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-31
LEGAL NOTICES.
CuPREME COuRT

CUPREME COURT.
OF Pubic Parks Tor and in behalf Of the MAYOR Hder
and commonalty Of the city Of New York. relative
Opening of Kngsbridge Road,
yer f LAID on BY the
the Central Park, in the city OF New York.
Assessment in the above entitled matter, hereby give
notice to the owner or owners occupantor occupants Of
hereby and
I.-That we have completed estimate and assess-
ment and that al persons in these proceed
sas the
Cd Of Ho% 3 ay
n s hfer @ ed ass
and tor that purpose VIII be IN at our sad
Ths absraet p TIE said
ment together With our Mans and also all the
sfs
IThat the limits embraced by the assessment aforej
iSwm Units s that f. u &
line side Of 5h street with the westerly line side
high water mark the Harlem River; thence along
sn "aesr ar one
the souhery ne or side street. thence
e fd Of e s .aS
the said easery side Of said boulevard to the norther
norSer line or side Of 18th Street to tie point or place
IvSThat report herein win be presented to the SUI
Hail. IN he be Ses New snS e @ DAY
1873 at the opening of the Court on that and that
heard thereon. motion be made that the repora
}SfS 4 h5aS%Ss
NEW YORK. March 10, 1873
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JEFFERSON a,axsI POLICE COURT.

Examination OF the Notorious Allen
ENTHUSIASTICALLY OF Officer Moran, OF
the Eighth Precinct-A Very Light
RcbuEe.
Wesley Allen and Marten Allen, alias John B.
Coles, and Henry Wiley, charged with an attempt
ut burglary on the premises No. Mercer street at
an early hour on Friday morning. were yesterday
brought up before Justice Cox at the Jefferson
Market Police Court for examination. Mr.. Allen,
from the District Attorneys office, was In attend
ancc on the part Of the people. The investigation
developed nothing of Importance further than ap-
peared in the HERALD OF yesterday. The prisoners
were committed without bail, and the case will be
brought before the Grand Jury Immediately. Marten
Allen was convicted of a burglary some time since
and sentenced to five years. imprisonment. An
appeal was taken and he was released on bail He
never appeared, and his bail bond was forfeited
IL is the purpose OF the District Attorney to have
him brought up and rcsentenced under the old con-
victlOn. He strenuOnsly denies that he Is Marten
Allen, insisting that his name Is John b. Coles He
is, however, so well known that his identification
IS a matter OF no difficulty.
young man named Hiram D. Goodwin was ar.
raigned before Justice Cox at Jefferson Market
Yesterday, on complaint Of Oncer Moran, OF the
Eighth precinct, charged with disorderly conduct.
When placed at The bar he presented most pitiable
appearance. His nose had evidently been broken
at the bridge, was swollen to an immense size
and bleeding prOluscy. An investigation showed
that he had been struck by the officer across his
face with q club. Justice Fowler, who was in
Court, had seen the arrest and stated that the
duct OF the officer brutal in the extreme, and
the blew in the face was entirely unnecessary.
justice COX anlmadverted very strongly upon the
conduct OF the officer, expressing the hope that the
press would notice this and ali similar cases and
SO BRING wholesome public opinion to bear upon
those officers who could not with discretion
the power gwen them. He discharged the pris-
Oner, whose offence had been trivial, and directed
blm to make complaint before the Commits
SiOnery.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet and steady-Fiour DULL
Wheat Nominal Easy Oats
Steady-POrk and Lard Firmer-Gro-
cerIes Quict-Pctrolcum Dull-Spirits
Turpentine Easicr-Rosin Steady
Whiskey Lower.
SATURDAY, March 29-6P M
The trade movement was fairly active during the
week which has just closed, and q much more
buoyant feeling obtained in the merchandise mar
kcts generally. In quite number OF cases prices
advanced somewhat, but, as rule, the enhance
ment Of the gold premium exerted but little innu-
ence on commercial values. There was rather
more inquiry for breadstufs for shipment during
a part OF the week, but transactions were light,
owing in part TO the extreme views of holders, who
demanded decidedly higher prices-generally above
the limits OF shippers The volume OF business
for the week nevertheless showed considerable in
crease over the preceding week ana the markets
at the close were very generally in q healthy con.
dition. The movement in provisions for export
continued undated, and The product OF the hog
now constitutes an important part Of the exports
by steam and sail. on Saturday there was
scarcely much doing in the different branches of
trade, yet the sales were lair and the markets
steady. Business In dry goods, hardware, &c,
was fairly active all through the week-and for the
former, In particular, full prices were realized
the market being firm at the close. At the Pro-
duce Exchange business was moderate, -four was
quiet but steady; wheat was neglected. and, in
order to sell to any considerable extent, lower
prices would have had to be accepted.
Dealers however, showed no inclination
to make concessions, and the market
closed on Saturday, neminaly steady. Corn was
in moderate request, with prices slightly favoring
the buyer. Oats were quiet, but steady. Provis-
ions generally were very firm and to-day (Satur-
day. the market closed decidedly better TOR both pork
and lard Groceries have been most of the
past and closed to-day dull but nominaly steady in
price, Petroleum was dull and more or less nominal
but held with rmness until Thursday when
the market gave and prices declined from Ic Ic
closing nomnally steady Naval have in fair
request throughout the entire week. but prices have
ucuated considerably. particularly for spirits OF
turpeEune, which closed to-day trihe easier. Cotton
has irregular throu ghout the week but
the future month wbskey quiet day at a decline
oflc per gallon.
CoYrnG-The market To- day ruled dun for lots
from first hands, but the jobbing trade fair
at steady prices We quote ;-ko, ORDINARY cargoes.
1870 "A i6Ac; iair cargocs, l7i4c- IKE; good
cargoes, 1sc. 1870; prime cargoes, ls1sc. lssfc.
Java government bags Zoe Ole. do, grass mats 20c
nc. Singapore, 1916. i7lc. Ceyon, I71ac isIsc
IKE a sIsc st Domingo Ice. 1870. Porto Rico, lyc
&c. Costa Rica ISc. aoc Mexican lsc. I9c. Ma
Esc. aisle Curacao, IKE. is1sc, gold, per ID, Goa
corroS Tbe demand was light for cotton on SPOT
with ioysr wices current Futprc dsbvtriSs Eers ~
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INTERNATI0NALs DEPENDING TRAIN

His Appointment as a Member of the
COuncii-Public Meeting to be Held.
The Federal Council Of the internationals held
their regular weekly meeting yesterday at 129
Spring street, Citizen Carsey presiding.
Communications from Switzerland and Spain
were read.
committee was appointed to call convention
Of delegates from all the trades IN the State and
city OF New York, to be held in two weeks, to
consider the means of enforcing the Eight Hour
law.
The Council unanimously protested against the
wiu and malicious attempt OF the enemies OF free
thought and free speech to force G. F. Train into
an insane asylum as An outrage on the liberty of
the citizen and violation OF all laws of the State
and plain declaration of war on all our liberties,
and that they will all the means their power
TO resist such attempts as the above.
A deputation from the Workingmens Lyceum
attended and invited the Federal Council to par
tcipate in their proceedings at the Cooper In
stitute next saturday.
Committee on Propaganda was appointed for
the purpose OIL making all necessary arrangements
to the holding OF puelic meeting next May and to
invite celebrated speakers to he present.
George Francis Train, as when it was proposed to
appoint him a member OF the Council there was not
q dissenting voice.
IL then decided to inform Train through
deputatiOn OF his appointment.
IL is the suppositOn OF the members that Wood
hull and Train will take their seats on the same
sunday, and good time generally is expected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-31
CONSOLIDATION MEETING IN HoBoKEN.

Despite the inclemcnt weather, vast assem-
blage Of citizens crowded Odd Fellows Hail on
saturday night to adopt measures for combating
the money power Of the Land and Improvement
Company. The latter corporation recently infiu.
enced the Legislature to reject bill providing Tor
the reattachmcnt OF Wcchawken to Hoboken. The
former district, owned by said company was once
part OF Hohoken, but was severed therefrom TO
save TO the treasury OF the monopoly $50 600 year.
which sum is rightly due as taxes TO HobOken. The
unanimous sentiment Of the people is for consoll-
daton with WeehawKen, If possible, and, II not
with Jersey City, 10 take the heel OF mo-
nOpoly from The nccks OF Hohoken's oppressed tax
payers Resolutions to this erect were adopted amid
much enthusiasm, and on Tuesday upwards OF
hundred prominent citizens viii ME TO Trenton to
labor for the ransom Of H0boken. Assembfynan
Lee pledged himself TO this PLATFORM. He has
termiDed 10 40 mrthcr battle agaipst the Jipg and
mop Op0ly next week
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THE COURTS.
IOMBs POLICE COURT.
Robbery, Quarrcllins and Thieving-
r A Sundays Record.

Robbery, QuarrcllinS and Thteving-
Sundays Record.
Before Judge Hogan.
Mrs. Annie Brown, OF IS james street, accused
John Murphy, q man about thirty-lye years OF age,
OF stealing $50 from her on last Saturday. Mrs.
Brown alleges that Murphy saw her husband give
her the $50, and also saw her put it in small bag
which she locked up in a bureau drawer.
She went out OF the room for
short time, and on her return she saw
Murphy with the bag in his hand. On examining
1t Mrs. Brown discovered that the money had
vanished. Murphy was brought before Judge Ho-
gan yesterday morning by Of1cer Waterman. OF
the Fourth precinct ana held under ST. 900 bail to
answer.
James Lowder, OF 2a3 Elizabeth street, and Daniel
Stens0n, OF l22 East Fourth street, were in
drinking saloon in Elizabeth street, early yester
day morning, and became engaged in wordy
alteration, and Afterwards came TO blows. During
the fight Daniel StensOn pulled out large knife
ana neck. StensOn was arresteN by Officer Wach,
fore Judge Hogan, and Iowder, though suffering
severely from his wounds, appeared to prefer q
charge OF eloniOus assault and battery. The
prisoner was held in default of 1000 bail.
Thomas Dunbar, OF Baldwins, Long Island, made
acempiant against one Mary Johnson, OF No. 30l
water street, OF robblng him OF 500 on Saturday
night last Mary was arrested by Officer Fitch, OF
the Fourth precinct and held TO answer at the
Gcncraf SessOus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-31
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE WATER CoMMIssIoNERs, PROV
" idence, Il. l., March ~ l6S-fo Contraction
sealed proposals w be received ri: osacs until i
ton of Hope Reservoir this city The Reservoir Wis
be about so feet long about $40 feet wide M FEET deepu
earth, with inferior lining Of stone There Will be
two gate chambers, with q connecting conduit Plans
may be at and printed speccaons and forms OF
proposal and contract will be furnished from this once
bond satisfactory to the c9mmssioners In the peal
bidder SHALL wihin days after the acceptance Of
his proposal execute the contract with security salts
factory the Commissioners for its faithful performs
ance.
all bids : !?
$ $#%s sSS|sa Commissioner,
J. UFRBERr SHEpD Chief Engineer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-31
Y0RKVILlE POLICE COURT.
Matrimonial Squalls and Blows-Brnss
Knuckles.

luuCT1mOh1n1 STU.iIIs ma BIOWg-Brnss
knuckles.
Gustave Mamquist, who some time ago mad a
duel in Second avenue at the corner of Forty
second street, with DR.. Williamson, a school prn-
cipal, because Of the latters intimate relations
with his wife, was arraigned at this Court yester-
day. The complainant was his pretty wife, whose
beauty did not prevent the brutal husband, &C
cording TO her story, from ANONYMOUSLY pulling
her to the ground and dragging her around the
room by the hair OF her head. She alleged that he
also kicked her while she was down. Justice Coul-
ter committed him to prison in default of $500 bail
TO keep the peace, which was the extent or the
punishment she desired to have inflicted upon him.
officer HOlms, OF the Twenty -secOnd precinct,
arraigned George Lyon, in whose possession he
found a set Of brass knucklcS George was held
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-31
DATAPsCO RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
III SEAI.Rn PRAPASAIQ

SEALED PROPOSALS -
win be received until OF the 18th day Of April 1e
for the excavation and removal of material from the
ship channel OF the Paapsco River between Fort Carroll
and the Angle Buoy. near Seven Foot Knoll Light,
Propose price per yard for material re-
moved measured kind and number Of machines
proposed be used and the daily amount Of
cavation guaranteed to be DONE
Proposals must be endorsed on outside "sh!p Chan
mel" sealed and addressed to Hon. Joshua Vansant
Chairman. Patapsco River Improvement Board Of Ba-
more They will be opened at n:3O r NJ OF July J. in
presence OF such bidders may choose to attend.
The right Is reserved to reject any all proposals. and
260 900 cubic yards
specifications and any other desired Information may
be had by application to
COioneIW P. CRAIsHILI, Engineer in charge,
Union Bank Building, Baltimore, Md
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-31

IOLHT Ia
bities. 1922 237 100 S221 14 400 Inc. ST. O92 700
% per cent. 55,559,275 55,2s6, 100 -
EXCESS over
legal rsrve 217225 -
Deficiency. 377,200 Dec. 594 ,425
1t is only fair to add that the deficiency is con-
fined to the State bonds in the Clearing House, the
national banks showing surplus OF 5000, 400.
STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
ne fOllownp table ahOvys tho hi vhnct onn lAweot
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The last sales saturday were AZ III, the quotation
closing at liGzs a H.
EARNINGS OF THE ERIN RAILWAY.
me following ~ the latest ofncial return OF e.
suna'es weekly earnings Of tne Erie Railway Com
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-31
TO PAPER MANUFACTURERS.

ITO PAPER MANUFACTURERS.
PROPOSALS IN WRITING
will be received .--
tuntil April 10Y by the UNDERMINED
FOR FURNISHING
$4,000 REAMS or NEWSPAPER,
SIZE 33xl7,
WEIGHT, 90 POUNDS 70 THE REAn,
500 SHEETS TO THE REAM,
TO BE DELIVERED IN LOTS
of
600 REAMS PER WEEK.
TERMS CASH.
WILLIAM J. SWAIN.
PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE,
S. W. CORNER THIRD and CHESTNUT sTREErA
PHILADELPHIA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-31

INC TuOtatIOns uIe pHscu ~ cotUn III stOrc IuHn1nH
In quality not more than nall grade above below
the grade quoted.
FLOUR AND GRAN.-Recepts-Flour, 70ll bbls wheat,
10000 bushels; corn 600 do meal 100 bbs oats,
2s425 bushels; barley, GOO do and for the week end
ing -four 4n536 bbls wheat 4S760 bushels; corn,
do. meal 4967 bbls and 1927 bags: oats, 06o0
bushels; barley, 1900 do The flour market was dull,
ing all kinds aggregate only about 600 bbs prices