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New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
for the plaintiff for s50 d. Crawford for the plaintiff
and William n. Rooney for the defendant.
CRIMINAL NOTES.

In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday, John
fns peaea guilty charge Of grand larceny aud sent 70 the
PenitentiAry for one year
In the Tonbs Police Court, yesterday. Justice
IIo1au ealey of the Anent Order of nj
bsns Be Society the alleged stealing 80 utIusted 70
han By tie Ssccty.
In the Court of Oyer and Terminer yester-
dsy pleaded guty Of eeny rom ne rn an vas
10 in one Of Refuge Jane byrnes was tined Tor eofns
ss-aa With intent Se FROM ne m"uy OF ne
prosecaon h son geen that fred u h vile bui ssne sr
the ballet ht f the eche Nea 70 sn0g
the ps1ner vas selling 5ocse .ben vent on aua
summed By NJ hoah ot ls fisl
AMI bstrct Attorney Russell Tor the people nc Jy az t, ~ -
weapon with iuten - lo uy
Byrnes the penaty Of ihe iaN1s a.
State Prison Byrues leaving, tunen 20 M ""
and SAID gnY You eui-throa pat M mt" 'hh
THE following cases were tried yesterday IN the
Court Of General sessions, Mr. Rollins appearing for ue
n-y Joan HOere, charged stealing Naeh w0fth ~" anu
50 from Charles Bfogyb Jan 49, tori'sItsi sls % %
guly and cd 70 the sae Pn~n Tor u years Eanlha
defended hs Alexander Rinsr eargei VITO s'eaF
trunk OF clothing from smeliser. valued al s on apr - ~
No lH West GENT sventhst vas ieqast Charles > s d
appeand 10 h beha jane PUmDon. charged sll asl A1
9iiteg sh intent kll jointly indicted sth John 1.aoa,
Kidney Cash and Peter Cation ~he has since esApol le oIt
alleged to have hea committed April - Jonn az m
stable u h Nckerson Mot, ~here be ttcke s ne AZ
egei bT the club ami pt1h0rs ibe e1
eng nsuceu Vedeg Of aequ rendered bdiaund T. foe
appeared Tor the acsused
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
INSURANCE LITIGATION.
THE BOARD or FIRE UNDERWRITERS VERSUS L


THE BOARD OF FIRE UNDERWRITERS VERSUS NDI-
vDUAL MEMBERS.
A litigation which promises to be of special
interest men has been begun. and VIII come
up for consideration on the 10th nst the Supreme
Court It promises ot-mooted question OF
the authority Of the New-York Board of Fire Under
writer's over minority members. By al act of the
Legislature passed May o. 1867, tho GewYlrk Board OF
Fire Underwriters was incorporated. Among the iasur
anee companies named in the act OF Incorporation ia the
Metropolitan Fire Insurance Company Of this city Tie
powers conferred by statute upon the heW-YOrk Board
OF Fire Underwriters as follows:
?. The purposes OF this corporation SHAH De
20 ncucate inst ana equitable principles IN the business
among members policies or contracts OF Insurance.
and 10 acduirc preserve and disseminate valuable in
formation relative ~ the business ID winch they are
SIC g. The said corporation shall have power TO make
ali needtm bylaws, not contrary ~ tne PROVISIONS OF
TINS act or the Constitution ana laws OF ts Sae OF oL
the United states.
BY written agreements made between the Board OF
Fire Underwriters Board OF Insurance Brokers
in 1873 each agrees transact business only with the
other and not with insurance companies agencies, or
insurance brokers not members III good standing OF
each respective board, under the penalty Of expulsion
frum the board From these restrictions the Metropo
tan Insurance Company dssentei, ana TOOK Dualhess
from insurance companies aud INSURANCE brokers not
members OF either board upon ln5 lhsy were tulea
ened with expulsion by the Board OF Underwriters, and
the Metropolitan Company apphed for anu oo-
tanned Injunction restraining the NcY1 Ofh bOafd or
Underwriters from cxpelling them Ihe injunction was
granted by Judge Fanener returIaDle IN the 2b inst
This IL is believed Will DIng our au lesl the autoIL
or the Eew-York Board oi Fre Underwriters IN regard
10 tls aud other questions Of doubtful action On Ler
part toward minority memDcrs ana the decision W De
awaited with much interest," as the questions OF tatH
Rates. rebates, and commissions are involved IN LIE
result.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Smalley wIfl call the argument cad
endar in the United States Circuit Court at II a. m next
Tuesday. -
In the Marine Court, Part H., before Judge
Howland. tho case OF selfert against Deme is on ria
without ury j. H. ana b. 4. Watson tor the plaintiff
r. Cook for the defendant.
In the Snrrogate's Court, yesterday, the
matter in relation 10 the will Of james Scott was
adjourned over Oct I6; that Of Daniel Williamson
until Tuesday next, aud that OF Catherine Nen un'h
Friday next.
The suit of LivermOre, Clews d Co. agt
Bainbridge and Others in the Supreme Court, which
was decided by the General Term two days ago. as pub
hshed The TRIBUNE yesterday, rs 70 DC 'aAeh " tne
Court OF Appeals immediately.
In the Marine Court, Part III, before Judge
Gross two inquests we're taken yesterday: Graham
annst Waters for ts2 IT. Mumper against schoonberg
for s5i2 Johnson and Cantne for the plaintiff ana
8. G. Stem for the defendant
The action of John Berry, late Secretary OF
the Brooklyn Ferry Company, 20 recover $4,000 which
ne claimed as compensation, concluded yesterday
In the CITY Court Brooklyn, and verdict was rem
dered favor OF the defendant For psanrn; JoshuA
NJ. Van COtt; for defendant, y. Ward and b. f. Tracy
John McHalpin, the burglar who was cap
tured last Saturday morning In the dwelling OF Mr.
Dngre President OF the Dime Savings Bank OF Brook
lyn, f. d., brought before Judge hcCus en- VIII
Of laDeas corpus aad an AND
the burglar remanded 20 jail .r
In the Marine Court, Part l., yesterday,
before Judge Howland. the OF Hartman against
Beuerman was tried The plaintiff in October last lived
In tenement honse OF the defendant and as the plain
tihH wife was gong into store in the same Duiidhg III
crossing from the door 10 the cellar IN which the teant
kept their coal the cellar door gave way ana she tell
through part the door fainng upon her, ana
IninrnR her The plaintiff olans tat the IIysl0iAn s
hills amount to about S7OO This action was Drougpt 20
recover 81 900 damages Verdict for the pialntIn Tor
ssOO Iaoob Gross for the plaintiff, and T. H. fSsroy,
aud CirasmuoK 4 Beuerman for the defendhnt.
In the Marine Court, Part III, before Judge
Gross suit for damages tried Yesterday where the
plaintiff Samuel Levi. claimed that the defendant,
Thomas careyy came into store, No baAterst' on
Dec. 1899, aud purchased jacket Ior ~ giving
80 bill for IT, The plaintiff went out anu lkVt ondhse
Tor H. and when he returned aid the vheie down nn
the counter whernnpon the deie adant peksa up all
lie eunnge and walked OF with 10 aud the Jacket ife
naiut fol ann naked am far liza jacket and the
asieuaaut luookel LIN avwn and Doat hln. Verdict
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THE COURTS.
MURPHY TO BE HANGED.
POSSIBLE coaMurATroE--DEcisIos or rHK GENERAL



Last week the appeal was argued iu the
General Term of the Supreme Court Justices In
graham and Brady in the Of David Murphy, whose
crime was committed 10 months ngo has been al
most forgotten. Murphy, who is a bncklayer by trade
in April 1871, was In saloon seeODd-aye near Six
tethst, with Brry, with whom he had been drinking
for two three days. The two young called for
additional drinks and nnaly resored 70 the dceb0x
decide who should pay for them Tnis ted a dispute,
which the proprietor OF the place would
tolerate on his premises, and he therefore
ordered both men 10 leayet he house Barry
went first, and Murphy, following him, shot him
down like dog. Mnrpay, on seeing what he had DONE
went TO the stattonhOuse aud SURE ndered himself
the agtnorreA He claimed the killing purely
accidental and that he fired the pistol only TO
Barry. The inry IN the General Sessions took, however
different Of the case, and convicted him Of mur
der in the ars degree whereupUn Judge Bedford
tenced ttm 20 Ne hanged In August last.
The cOunseloi Murphy applied the remedy to which
every person convicted OF capital offence IN the Gen
eral Sessions IA entitled that OF revision In the Appel
late Court, and obtained stay. Yesterday the General
Term rendered It's decision the appeal affirming the
jud gment Of the court below, both Jndges delivering
siding Justice fngraham states that the court can
Interfere with the verdict, but, he says, while
think there Is nothing In tis 70 Justify this court in
reviewing the Judgment, feel bound TO say that
think tue cemencY OF the Executive may be properly
exercised In committing the to such de-
shall DO Thought proper review Of the eyi-
delce."
Judge Brady coneurred and says that the testimony
shows that grave assault had been committed tue
prisoner, raising serious doubts 10 whether hg had
time to grow cool before committing rhe deed. He
thinks that the Onense might DE properly called
manslaughter In the third degree
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
TIE STATE or TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.


LOgDos Nav eollo rcoHo opened At 93 ior none- and
account Pvetventy bonds 1865 Old ll4 s5Is,
9i Ten-Pores. si Ryes 59t Eie Hallway shares 81
LiyERPOOL Z3-l nIgtOn opened steady Madlng Up-
MGhng Orleans sgst The sales Of the day are sst
y haes the Of the week have been 4OoO bales Of
=hh o taken ior export and 300 on specuon the oA N
including 330 Ameucau the receipts ol me
have TlO5 bales ncuing 70 OO American 4eal export
9yOb The receipts Of Wheat Tor the past three da nave 1eeu
1900 quarters, including 5000 American
LiygrpOoI. 81 D m.-COtt1n uuiet and steady
3D. COnois account 81 United States
RyeTEenty bonds, 1906, 9ii kne Railway shares tss
SaIes Of Cotton shipped from Savannah
and 3D. and Om .ew-OreaHs June
ard JUL this port d3 900 hale
cluaiur Breastuf dnlL Wheat 2Di2 =
California White; 1915 for Club d0 and i2Dl23
spring Z6 Y quarter Pok 65 2 Dbl tor
New Mess
LTyPooI 23-i:50 uCotton steady Mdtlng UpaHds
Mlg Oreaus 9tG94L Tie Manchester market for Yarns
Fabrics IS arm.
LoSpoE NAY z5 mThe Of discount for three months
bills isl per below the BangO England
Cl.ols unehanged United States FyerSeny bonds la67s
ktaSEroTr May 5-Uao FIvowensy go
issue llb2
PsRs Nav 23.-Reues 5tE 0oc
LIyERPoOL May 5 nC9ton closed steady the Ss Of the
l2C00 bales incung 20o bales Tor speculation and
export Of the sales " bales sere American sales Of Cotton
shipped from savannah Charleston deliverable July AMI Areu
l56 Tie receipts Cora FOR the past three days lave
been 0Jl quarters including 1.J00 American. ~ - .
L0NDON MAY 2ralow, 80 a Petroleum, y OOd y gallon
for SDiuts and IA al4id. or Refined
LosDoS. May 23.-spns rnrreuine 33l per cst
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
DECISIONS-MAY q.

Supreme Court Chdmbers-By Judge Fancber.-
Schultz WanHeek0n defendant 6ng stipulation waving any
yacuug or Meyers ag Hanae ri dOrier granted
appointing petition Ellen Lohg-Mctn. mel
granted, tiiowasce
ments settled.
enerai Tr7n-Bv Judges ngraham Bradyearng
Cray opinion by ngraham p J. Cas-
Il al ag Affirmed With o9iuou by In
by ngrahAn j. Brennan agt The Mayor kc Cogan AZ hae
Verdict set ASIDE and trial oreedi 70 a5de
Wright aud ordered To
abide egcat opinion Dy nZrahain, = j.
bf Jhntes 4- -
OH al the Jalges Ingraham, y. j., dissenting.
By JUICES raSn aaa Dayishoss Il al ag HlersteJndZ
men elee1 aad i oeredi coss TO ade eyea oPoa BY
DAVIS, J..
Superior Court-SpeciQl 1erm-By Judge Curtis
Herniun agt Hsnnatn-Appneat0n for of the
supplemental complaint granted whitaker IT,
seebmA TAoeoa Tor slay oeaaSs ip3eal ss'e yO s ~ ~,
motion before e whom partially tred Moses
With so eosts u motion Hamilton agt ihe Ihrlae a. X 20
judgment and tat mai be granted
SULLIVAN OIaraoner granting motion on erna Ehiers ay
rrl0ton c'nau eiefees report aud os Judgment oi dVot
denied proofs usutieient
Common Pleas--SDecidI TeTm-Bv Judge j. +. Daily.
Hagan.Aoon granted terms tSee opnionl
Supreme Cour, of RiaJs COURty-By Judge Barnard.
s.niersop iyluea for uefen.
MGown agt Anderonudgment Tor paho
rumDu heSr Jadznent for Plinug on demurrer
ShenH hands beoe sale must be paid n order
City Court Of BrooklyR-By Judge McCue-A. s.
Wheeler auron Jugmest against h defendant Gan
with % be rei against ts other DEF ndauts
plhhnH counsel 70 prepare Aau -u III 'oo
Thomas Harms iDecree TO be entered without cots ~ ehe party
A aireeie1 10 opinion oD nlc-
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
SHLPpMG vrrLAIGENcE.
PORT or Ew-roRK.... ...................

PORT oF SE"-fokK. ..'.''''''''''.."hAr "a
Steamship yspo lr E@s Ssssou Henderson Bros.
s8si E1rooa III CsraUbeI Gaszos Hsniersou Brothers
Steamship south Taae5aagh Ro JlhrO, se. v. Gar
Steamship Chesapeake Mangln. Porand. p iass
steasasS wcybosst Potter POlaPauls, SeE-Iol and Wen
steamship 15e4re Red HaHl,os Rs7qas 3 a@ Laat Bros
Crouell CnaIieston. b. 4 AoEaa CO.
steamship Ellen Terry, saaE Nesbern = c. Murray Ferris
Steamship Concord Noraan. Philadelphis.
s,sansliD s Pn,osigi,, Ds se, Fsss, 3si,,5or,
Ship Danham, Mclean. Hayre Thos Duahan Sephes Co.
Bsf EhI4 oGloa tBrl OBen, Brlnsvlek Geo. r. Whitney
Bark Maria Ger) RejdnQ stett.n ke Chas Tobias Co
0smi Dubrovach Aust Caaeh Falmouth, &C. a. P Buck
BARK Ho,dur,s CBr.), su..aH venic. A. 9ruir, Co.
Lizzie Gi oape t5EL Wilson HayASa, JSaes wand Co
BARI Cau1. jayne. ST. CroiE, p HanOu 90.
B Bs iSislS psi aossi @ Bi aaH,s WiS.or ' C. W
GILLIAN Wal4h lBr Miller, Port Caeiona' Bird PerAn
Bhg A. PIT, r 8uliori Hamilton Bernuda, Jones LolSh
Da5isi.
Big SALLY Brown Matthews Matanlas &c. Brcts Son Co.
r. GolSIa Waterbury, Saonl s, Manufacturing Co
ARRIVED.
steamship Nam a. g. oa o's'e5l2Tp SS2s' me may w.
s.e4msaiD Laglsd Br Jones Bristol Nay % STA ns a0o 0a'A
steamship Holland Br Bragg London Nay and na''s i''A'
Steamship Isaac Bel Basa n city Point and SOriOi,
Tiia na.s az sa % oa DS@a0 ps.as 10 ~ and p. :.
p. ,. -, ma, ~
senes 2Oth Naples 18th he-aua 2bt Paierno h aASA May ,
And Gibraltar 6tn sth lie deEson Bru-
w. Whiting of 81 john n bD "-efs hA'~hh~s SeAs
~, H.
BstS Poias sa Ferrgri Leghon 50 ays WITH marble ks
Bars Concurrent Sor Seeres, Ca4ente - LAYS ~th vine
Bars Bessie Sorth lof Windsor y So Ferguson ontattue.
E5t Monte TABOR I.aL) ovEr Bora Area IS days
-. --,
BsrT I Russo UtaL MArcscs, dgeuu ~ lays, suphar
Rrg Pol AUST ra4boooha AaTselea $ DAYS, with
Rg Mar, h Thayer GToesnck, MtssuA % hys, sth
n Windsor.
schr Eua h. Gregory rboudyke Chztou Pou Tor PoTiAa.
Porto Plata. snth Kingston
sesE koIAe AIleTtsa satiA RIVER Ca, With amber.
sch Caledonia (5rl Layton Windsor s., i gypsum
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PoRrRyss Va, NY G-Passed IN fot Baltimore barb
Herme belfast 6ng Mary aSe IRON Porto aeO SAed.
SsSassAH Ga Nay Saed steamship Gen. Basuss Maer,
fof Nsslork-
Kn wEsr. Pa. May 9.-Arryed steamship O. Clvde Cele
from Galveston and sailed Sel0rt; steamship Ny Austa
kdn4ge, from Nvu-i0rk and saued for Galyrstoa
FOREIGN PORTS.
QrKESsrowS Mky 23re Cgnsi Marcy
fom boston Nay H. for Liverpool po As
SOUTHAMPTON. May 0-rhe North German Lovds Line
Berlin.
10cock psoo-ed drsaaa9n
LoSD0S. MAY 2Ihe Natoas Lue DeDUAst
ffoI seSlofk Nay ., arrived here t0G-y.
. DISASTERS.
steamship Qaeycio lSpan Npr0k fcr Liverpool which at
into NJ rhouas March dst repaired and esasd ae 'siass
haJ6
lF~ Lasssi ShiD Hsses see Seventh Pass.l
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
A TAX ON PLUMBERS.
A SMALL IMPOSITION BY A GREAT BOARD ON AN IN
PoRTANT INDUSTRY.

PORTAST INDUSTRY.
An article appeared in The TRIBUNE of May
. in which it Was shown that John II. -RAOdes the
Water PurveyOr connected with the Brooklyn Board OF
CITY Works who had filed the same capacity IN the
old Nassau Board and the Water Board, had imposed
upon property Owners the OF n new water-eOck
which wac worthless for the purpose named IL
shown that these cocks were to be placed In every
dwelling in the city, under the pretense of being able
more efficiently to smut on the water in cases where de-
fault in payment Of the watertax should occur The
aTrelG stated that investigation iBto the matter had
ordered by a Committee of the Common Council
winch TO meet that evening. The Committee met as
stated and conclusive evidence was given verifying
fully the stateneuts made In THE TRIBUNE. The Com
mittee adjourned 10 meet the following Friday even-
ing, but quorum was present Investigation ias'
revealed the eanses which operating " prevent
further evidence from being given. ....r..1 ....
The Chairman Of the Committee, Alderman Brown OF
the Twenty nrst Ward, has clerk IN the employ OF
the Water Board but for Political reasons lately retired
from lis service HIS father hns been enpioyed by the
Board Of City Works until time ago, when be also
was discharged But negotiations looking 10 the rem
statement Of his father and himself were begun by the
sagciOus Board OF City Works After the taking Of ev
deuce at the meeting ON May and pending hnal ar
rangement Of the differences between the parties II
se1s ~ lave been sgTeed that aotng urLbeE shoala
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
PASSENGER9 1RRIEED.

FROM BREMES-ra steamship Jflta Mas 23-H. J. Koop ari
family H. Jacobson and child. n g. Kncop Heppcheer T.
R.ge. NatLde r. q. Folt W Dlna and any d. A.
Hrncenus. IE. James &. A0n. Resale 6feve
Waner MaHleiDaun g. B. Dohery others
second cabin
FROM lWSrOrfH Steamship LpInd May 2a-arnah Oliver
Horton d. L. carver Jennie Carver James pgn a. l.
L. ". T. Robinson, ffrie Crc51, Louis.
james Emily james, Alfred james sarah Mar bateu. sophia Holland,
Hastings Amelia Hastings Philip II. TurneT, Ellen Taruer
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
u,ytATURs ALv,sAc

7.5 hOoO nes..... 33
HO0E.... $50 sanl.... 63 Hell iae Ferry. E2
Dty-P
Saudr HooE -. 6.5i fei a
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
cnTrnH MARKErN


CotuuRus z1-Coiton gue Ndaisss iee -e-ky,,
s b ,hpneuis 5ae.i sales s7i bales 'toeI-lnI
s.vASsAH Msy ll-Cosioa que sddnrs. ~ low ssdlnr
eos. 7ss. ii o'ai % a ', % as5 ,as y ~ 5e ess~a.,
ressipis 4ao bales he Continent 3oo oasi e"as'"s
wnSssros MsT z-Cotton quiet, Maanz reesip' .
Sss. 5.s ' go 81 3 6 & % s % ls s
NssuvfLLK. quiet. Mddngs lGlc Se~klT
reeei2t 81 bales Shipments "a basi s0eksl o sies
Bos7os Nay z1-Co'ton que, Madlng- lse ss r,-ps
900 bales haes; reea
bales gross. 3sis bales eIpo'o Greet Bnt-iS 's bales
''' M,c5s ' MsS coiien-Ler Maunr, i7 sscTs % O.s
bipne.ts al ha.es stock-l31 5 b4ics 8Tl 500 bs.
MEspHfs 4ay la-Coion Niaahurs ollie rosDS, s7
G5i5 bales sros r. ,il bsles 7.e0o sals..
Ssw-OELEass MAJ 2l-Caaon NOMINAL Ordinary, ne God
reeeipts iot bales: gross o. bales 80 bsiss
Sai s. I rro.. 70 g3 bales eIof.o Great BH,aa z s
ns aosrls sr ca5a aI: te Offering Low adHne isi,
B5dlngs sc; reops 7i6 bales erp r'sooasFise 81
ls12 bsles eHposoastyss l5eS bales' aies so BALE -
Providence. MAJ ,osion--Weekiy-eeepb - 'as'i "h'
B1Lss5Rs May 23-Coon dali NIadiug ~, net ree5 ss
SaI. 5s i si, M b.s ,' Ta eept ss sss sro's
'i, CRY Fs1Tr S.1 ton o,, -s net sp 90 os
reepis 20 bales shipments. So bae soeE-ls75 $40 hAs
csclssaTi Mat 1coson STEADY; Nedug ISLE rep lsss
SoaPotE Nav Cotton 1ai. lte ioiag Low Mdng- 7fc,
g7 bales wees recepts 51 bales eEOrto Great
Britain ~ oaes ooastvt'e ss5o bales sale. p b,Iss
AgeVsT Nay coron 10 GOOD ae@snd NJ Mdfgs re I .s
o. pt- Jl 1aesi sairs oj ha'esi stock .6Lo1L bales
WeAiyeg 90 bales sPmeai i'is bates taAoa " mills '7
bales sales 1893 bales.
bales; stock. 49,. ~ bales; iJ5 lIl9 bales
" t1ngs Low Md
dlngs. life Good OHsry Se Ordinary lJn4c net ~
bales ca bales
1ae stosA bales: reopis counted 13
bales Neesaet 21 bales AIR bales erpars1
PllApELPHlA, Nay 2CoiSn quiet Aaunsi lssi Feek'-as
recei1ts, 5ji bales g.oss. 21l6 hales
4ulli nicllaes. reospts
bales; shipments t6l bales.
LoUIs, Lay Co'ton dal; Low hddngs 1Ol7.c receipts.
81 bales; shipments. 81 ba.ea
NAV 2JCoon steady; Oruary l2i 1l2l Good Or
dinary l40lstc, receipts bales CO stoct Is
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24

visions quiet declining t~ndeuey Peoe1n i|fe ~
9lc WHISKY bed srnly s+c for Western n lroa ,, Al, 80.
aT LOWS Nsy Zg-Four inl ard unchansel WDfst 1H oe
n,n1 Eo S1ru1 son 81 No. Winter ksd 81 Wgsl ~
No a eO0 dHl loveri 20 Lnieo p. -
IN slsvaor easier and slow No 2 Ssa'tt ~ W.
Ic IN elevator, 3sie. seller June. Barley narssI 81 an
Gsa6sc Port du nominsy sl6 51 eA Das nea 10" .S
soa6sr &C. Clear Rib Slc Clear sns 49, oose
Bs.on aul ard nom naI, packet 7ie for sbeq'n
sbr Clear RIB sides Lard dub N"nI hes'
7 Resned whsky siesty 90 cste ~ s H..
Fat Is Inferior snf Common -
lowess bulk sOWsf % hsoe1pts = 80 % ~. '
go Whcs 1000 BUSH Corn SooS 1usf- VAN N '
Barley, 2,E0 Hogs ~. q. H., A.,,..d
ToLzDo MAJ 2-Four quiet and uneh'Hgei e'i 20 w. ~ M
and awer! Ie- Of 30 White Wabash t " ~ No WIZ ~
gan al II Amber Michigan spot Al ~ feier June - 30 %
July, ~ quiet aes u HIGH NJ SPOT - g. -
August sspteisher har 4oe Low bt
No grade l4ic quiet uHchsuzoA Freishs NJ
oeptsZ Roar bush. Whost 81 o bhsh Ngh -1
700 bash oata sbpHents-2iDO bush Wheat I'" D'sh' ~
and LOU
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
CALBEDARs-THs DAT.
STATES DISTRICT COuKr--lH BAaKRUPTcT.

Tap0l4Htary Cas,S
1geo The Bridgeport .Roren VoshurEh
AT Barter 4Oi5. .Brcshn p a. sg. Maner.
1864. .Ausda att Funk Solomon ag and
sJ3l. .Detmold ct al agt MeCor
mick. i0f7. King ArnouM
3l Ne afev Hlghcs fO4s donovan al ag Knsiey
80 o.. Broekman Pilk. and
4G26 .HarFo0i agt Nichols 1850. .Carplss agL kohn
Jackson cohranm f5l. ..Ayre ag Athena
20 Daien et al All Epra and Bscaer
Hrisldtr
Wilson The OEego Pals 27i{ In be matter Of James L.
Brown-t0ne QuarTy Co. Harlem and llO
J2 McCailnm e a. sg Weag 3]69. In the Joseph "
4g33 Henderson ag- Colby. Hartley
.lizden h0nK0m 51O9 10 the matter OF Leroy
cry Nichols.
.Beebe The Star Pub 0l9. Hale et al agt SeTens
fishing 20.
40i1. .Saybrook Nat Bank 0f Be-
SIX az ruek and
COuRT AFPEA-ALBAyY MAY 1.-THE following is the Court of
Appeals day caeuAsr Tor Honsy 1885, 49, JJ 49, s
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New-York tribune., 1873-05-24

C0uRT RAFPEA-AIBAyY. NAY 1.-THE following the Court
Appeals day Tor bonaay May 70: Nos , 49, rs 49, s
VI, ~, and l23.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24

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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-12-06
EE6. p. KUNKBLS
RITTER WINE on Fpo1y


has never been known 10 fail in the cure Of weak.
ness, atteAded with symptoms; ind spositt0n ex.
eTtoh; I5ss OF memory; dlftigulty OF breatbtnR,
general WeaknesA horror of disease; weak uervo,Is
uemolingi dreadful horror OF death; nig hi sW, ats
cold teeb; weakness; dmness OF Vision: lanpnor
universal lassitnde IT the muscular system. eIof.
nous appeute, with dyspeptij symptoms; moi
nanusi nusnlng OF the BODY; dryness If the al In
pAulu couhtenAnce and eruPtlons II the fag- putj.
lying TIE DloOui pain IN the back neaVlnsss Of tile
eyends; frequent BLACK spots dying b, f0i9 she ey-
with temporary sufusiOL ana loss OF slRnt: want a,
auentlen etc. these symptoms all arise from n
weakness, and To remedy that use b. f. kUhKILt
Bitter Wine OF Iron. ltneyer fails. Thousands are
now enjoying health Who have u cd IL IaKe unlJ
F. kUNKELa
Beware of yOunterfeis and base limitations. A
hunkels Bitter Wine Of lrUA is 30 well kuONn All
oVet the country, druggists themselves make an
mutation and Try TO palm It III their Gust m srs
"nen they call II kuhkel's Bitter Wine oil iron
hnnkeFs Bitter " inc OF Iron Ia put 10 enly In Al
Ootues, and mas yellow wrapper nlcey Put IN Inc
outside, with the prOprietOrs photot raph on The
wrapper OF each bottle. always zoos t.r Inc pho-
togTaph on the outside, at you viii always De sure
70 get the genuine article Sud ~ all drugVistg and
dealers, everywhere
TAPS WORN, TAPE WORN = Removed in a few
nours with harmless Vegetable Medicine Ne Ie.
1 q until tne entire SoTm, win AL passes
heIer those afflicted TO residents u the clty whom
nave cured That had been unsuccess ulIy treaie al
tne Jefferson Medical olegs, OH enta street. mad
taken IN vain 1urpentine, the so.callea So t6cs
shu all known remedies. DR. e II. KuhKl NO
zos North Ninth street, Philadelphia Tine Doctor
mas been in business Tor over 70 years and "A per
Iecty reliable Cau and see. Advice free re-
moved tape worm FROM q chilli 6 years old measur.
aug ~ ieet. Can anu See specimens at Ulllce