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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22

LIKELY TO TERMINATE FATALLY.-The wound
sustained by Charlton Ruth, in the explosion of
tov cannon, on the fourth Of July, is likely to
prove fatal. All hope of recovery has now de-
parted. On Sunday afternoon he had several
commissions, since which he has been gradually
sinking and this morning was lying in a stupor,
30 that his death was hourly expected.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22
Sad Fatal Accident.

THE RESULT OF LEANING OUT OF wINDow-sTRUcK
ny A POST AND HTLLED.
EAsToN, Pa, July %.
Harry Waterbury, passenger, who left. .Phila-
lelphia, to-day. when few miles above Reigel-
Vile, on the Belvidere Il Delaware road, was
struck by projecting post, while leaning out of
the car window, and was almost instantly killed.
Deceased was youth, resident at New Haven,
and was returning home when killed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETs.

PHII4AUEIaFHIA niAlIhL1bs
PHILADELPHIA, July a.
Cotton moderate demand at 21@211l. Flour
in improved demand for best grades. others
neglected and nominal; superfne $3: 5000 30 {;
extras $4 50@5.50; Penna., Ohio and Indiana
extra family g. 5008 SO. Rye flour steady at
s4t04 80. Wheat prime, in good request 9th
ers dull; old and new red S1'68@1.75; No.
spring 81. So Rye firm at 65@68. Corn held
higher; yellow 601S@62; mixed Western 60@62.
Oats rather quiet western white 48@50.
Whiskey dull at 9316@94. Gold 16sl.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22
ORGANIZED Is4s.
JOHN M'EEA.R H. SOB.
Exchange and Deposit Bank,
NO. sO2 MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON, DEL

DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS, Subject to check at sight,
(same as at National Bank.) solicited from firms,
corpo att ms and iudlvidnals
FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST per annum allow
ed on deposits, PAYABLE on demand.
HoECIAL ARRANG EN- RN rs for interest made on
deposits of specific sums, for liked periods,
COLLIE TIONS of Dividends. Notes, Interest,
Drafts, &c made with spltch. and accounted for
the day payment Is received
CHECKS on Banks in Philadelphia, New York:
Boston, Baltimore, Delawarr, Pennsylvania, and
Washington, will be credited on receipt from cas-
toners at par.
curities, Gold, State Bonds, Railroad Bonds and
Stocks bought and sold on commission. Local se-
curities Speciality. Being represented in all the
principal cities BY reliable CORE ipondents, are
prepared to attend to anY business In thta line with
promptness and despatch. Persons wanting TO buy
or sell are invited to give US call. Quotations of
the active Stocks at New York and Philadelphia re-
ceived dailv. .at our Ofiic,.
SOUND INVESTMENT Securities egotiated aud
for sale
RVERY KIND Of legitimate Banking done.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22
New Advertisements, This. Day.

housekeepers
Hardware--TrumAn q Shaw
Funeral nOiiceB
Engineer wanted at M atch Factory
Not Teachers Examination
music md danciog at Schutzen p, rk
Is b ,Ctzs Bitter Cordial
Huuscs for rent-E Pennington
Public sale OF furniture-OPIe n Miller
1 al yard for sale-W McCaull
lIousi at Public sale-C Il Gallagher
ituatlOn aB hOstlea
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22

FoR LANDrsvILLE CAMP-M MEETING The camp
meeting at Landisville. on the line of the Penn
sylvania Railroad. is now in progress, and the
trains leaving that city on the Wilmington a
ing close connection, at Coatesville, with trains
stopping at Landisville.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22

CoLoRED s. OF IA division OF colored Sons
of temperance was organized at Zion Church,
9th and French streets, last evening. by G. w.
z. Zach Pickels and G.. W. s. s. N Fogg. This
is the first colored division in the State. 1t
starts with 59 charter members, and promises to
be a useful organization among the colored peo-
pie Abraham Murray was elected W. p, Jas.
Henry Wilson, W. A., and Obas Mason, Il. S.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The alarm of gdre this afternoon was another
false one.
The Switchbacls & Glen onoko Excursion Aug.
7th will be nice trip. t..Fr Ya
Rev D. W. Moore arrived here yesterday from
McComb City, Miss. and expects to remain dur
ing the month of August.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22
I.eEnl AGaIrs.

o p. GRAY TO Acr FOR BloKIkd,
BosToN. July %.
O. p. Gray will act as counsel for Bicking the
alleged murderer of Goodrich, in New York
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22
9eaths.

RFBMAN.-In this city, Oh the 2Oth inst, Jacob
Rebman, in the 67th year Of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spect .ully invited TO attend his funeral from his
late residence, No. W. sixth street, on Wednes-
day m rning at O'Clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22

MusIo.-During the Schutzenfest at schutzen
Park, there will be music every afternoon and
evening. Dancing and other pleasant amuse-
ments are included in the programme.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22

A QUEER OLD IDEA.-At the police head
quarters, this morning, appeared a man with a
wondrousy troubled mind. He wanted dog
killed, that's what he wanted. The dog had bit
ten him, and some time in the future that dog
might be bit by another dog, and the latter dog
might have the hydrophobia. and SO would he
Qhe man) and he wanted the dog killed. The
dog, however was in his owners yard guarding
tha property and installing him for an intrule Ter
seized the man by the leg. The verlict was,
mo cause for action"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22

Horse KILLED BY THE OARs.-The early morn
ing train north on the Md & Del. r. R., yester-
day, over and instantly killed very fine
horse just below Kehton. The horse attempted
to cross the road in front of the locomotive. No
injury was done the locomotive, and the train
made due connection at CLAYTON.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22

THE Excursions 70 CAPE MAY-To add to the
pleasure of the Excursions to Cape May by the
Brandywne M. Il, Church, the one on the 31-t
will be accompanied by the Mendelssohn Choral
Union, under the direction of Prof. Allen, and
will enlven the company with their fine melod-
les. That of Aug 7th will be accompanied by
thirty young ladies', led by Prof. Clemmer, and
will add to the pleasure and enjoyment of all
who are fortunate enough to secure tickets for
tha trim.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22

Held FOR TRIAL.-George S. Hagany, whose
arrest was mentioned in yesterday . COMMERCIAL,
had preliminary hearing, on Sunday before Al
derman Carpenter, at the 3rd District station,
Philadelphia. The charge was that of forgery,
and Hagany was committed, in defaultIof bail
to Moyamensng. His trial will be had before
the District court, aud will probably, take place
this week. His accomplice who is a mere boy is
out on bail, and expresses willingness to settle
the matter by paying the bill and fine.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22

A telegram from Cleveland Ohio, announces
that II. A. De Forest K Son, dry goods dealers
of that city, made an assignment yesterday.
The lower level of the Susqushanna Canal is
not yet completed, and boats will not be able to
get through to Hayre de Grace for several
weeks.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22
AS ArrnorRIArE PnEsnNr.--In the gentlemen's

An APPROPRIATE PREsENr,--In the geutlemens
sitting room of the Clayton House, hangs an oil
painting of one of Delaware's noblest sons-that
OF the Hon. john NJ Clayton-in honor of whom
the clayton House was named. 1t was presented
to the House by Mr. James O. Douglass, the
nearest living relative of the honored dead
1t came through the photograph establishment
of Messrs, M IL w Garrett. this city and was
painted by Philadelphia artist.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22

REAL ESTATE SoLD.-Chief Justice Gilpin ha 8
sold his estate. at 10th and Market SITS, to Prof.
John q. Harkness. 1t is AZ feet frent on Market
st, and 100 feet 10th Street, and the price paid
n,aa A1G nnn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22

BOARD OF HEALTH.-An adjourned meeting of
the Board of Health was held at Vandiver Ave-
nue. and Lamott street, last evening, when a
small alley in that vicinity was declared a nuis-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22

f. Clarence Thornley, shot himself accidental
". at Charlottesville. Virginia, yesterday, and
died Immediately. he was son of DR., John
Thornley,, Surgeon y. s, N.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22
AuciInn snIsa.

sale of large set of furniture, bedding
Dishes toilet SETS &c by Messrs 0gle " Miller,
at their auction rooms tomorrow morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22

tH-Persons leaving the city for the summer, and
fishing to have the DAILY COMMERCIAL sent to
hem will please send US their address. Where the
bper desired for less than one month"; the postsge
sd best be prepaid at this oftice. BY prepayment
postage by stamps, regularity Of delivery will be
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22
MEDICATED WAX NIPPLE SHIELDS

For the relief OF mothers suffering from sore o.
cracked nipples. Worn on the nipples these
shields are found soothing and healing. They Keep
the nipples soft and moist and prevent the cloth1g
from chahng the 1n1amed surface. Prepared ana
aod wholesale and retail by o
-S' Il BRINGHURST d CO.,
Wholesale and Retail DruggiGh
Corner Sixth and Market gtrt etes
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22

PHmADELPHrA, July %.
The new steamer OhiJ. the second vessel Of
the American Line, started, this morning, on her
trial trip. In passing down, the river front was
crowded with crowds, and the steamer was
greeted with salutes from the Company's wharf,
aud by whistles from the various steamships,
steamboats, and tugs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22

RONDs AND STOCKS
FOR SALE
200 Shares Del R R Stock
5000 Wilmington Citv Loan.
5000 Delaware State Bonds
1000 Indianapolis, Bloomington
81 Western R. Ic Is Gold
We also buy and sell aH kinds Of
Bonds and Stocks on Conn
mission.
q. B, RG7Tl; M i ~,
BAN Era,
EouRru and asat<ET s',ssta
BANKING HOUSE
OF
JAY COOKE co.
The Northern Pacific railroad Company having
determined to close It's 7-sO Frst Mortgage old Loan
at an aggregate not exceeding thirty milton oars,
and thereafter to pay higher rate of interest than
per cent on further Issue OF Its bonds the limited
remainder of the s-iOloan is nov being disposed
Of through the usual agt nces
AS the bonds OF this issue made receivable In
payment for the Company's lands at 10, they are
In constant and increasing denlai for tina pnr-
pose and will continue to be after the loan is closed
"a fact which mucn enhances their value and
attractlveness as an Investment
The Company has more than $40 miles Of its road
built and In operation, has earned title To nearly
ten million acres OF Its land grantand sales of ands
have thus far averaged 50 SS per acre.
Ali marketable securities received In exc hange
for Northern Pacific at current rates.
John McLear 81 son,
BANKERS,
No. eo2 Market Street;
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22

ln Gail Vogts extradition case, attorney Cen
eral Williams has officially decided that the Ger
man Government cannot righttully demand ex-
tradition of vogt because the crime was not COM
mitted within the jurisdiction Of the government
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22
weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, July %.
Probabilities: For the Middle States, rising
barometer, northwest winds, and generally clear
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22
SECOND EDITION.
The OhiO.

THE SECOND STEAMER OF THE AMERICAN LINE
THE TRIAL TRIP.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22
THIRD EDITION..
Washington.

OFFICIAL DECISION OF ATTORNEY GENERAL VIII
LIAMs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22
CARRATT'S ELECTRIC.DISKs

Are self-acting, clean, comfortable and durable.
Tbey are worn with relief in rheumatism, Neni ale
gia Local Pains, Weakness Lameness, &C. They
SUNNY gentle iow OF constant electricity and have
a Wider range of use and help IN the above named
class of troubles than the ordinary battery Sold by
O'-'7 Z. BRINGHURST CO..
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22
Succus BELLADoN, GOSH.

Hyosciami OF English manufacture, Nitrite
Anvil Aethyliden Chord OF Chlora thy, Phlortd.
Gin Chloracetic Acid, Scherlngs XyioL Globqies ot
Apial s drops each. French Capsules oi Sandal
Wood 10 drops each Capsules t5ehertngs) OF xylol
and many other comparatively rare chemical ard
F--' k. BRINGHURST b CO.'S
Corner Sixtn and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22
DAjGN GpattstertjaC.
JENKINs = ATkINsoN. 4

Vn.MER ATKINSON. ON,.".."...... Publisher.
For Terms, Bsc., Sec Second Page
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22
MUSIC AND DANCING,
Each Afternoon and Evening,
AT THE
SCHUETZEN PARK,

DURING THE scHUETzENFEsT.
innl-nt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22
GntErtaiutitEufs.
IV4IRD ANNuAL FESTIVAL,

1NnHRD ANNUAL FESTIVAL,
OF THE
WILMINGTON RIFLE CLUB
At the SchuetZen Park,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
JULY 21, 22, 23. "a, 1878,
S1,6OO WORTH OF PRIZES.
programme:
MONDAY, JULY 2lst, Receiving OF invited
guests, and procession TO the Park
SHOOTING 10 commence on July 2lst, at +. M,
on July 9sd. 99d, and cath, at A.. M, ana
close on July 2lst, 22d and 2ed, at p. NJ, and on
July 24th on Bulls Eyes Targets at u noon, and al
Targets or q Union and Nan. at L. M.
DiSTRIBUTION OF PRIZES, bP M.
Fall Brass and string Band Will be In at
tendance on Monday and Thursday morning, alter
noon and evening. -
connection with the street Cars to the Park.
TICKETS Admitting Gentleman and Ladies, soc.
SINGLE TICKETSs, g.. ana Ar,r.sr,.r,s ~ 30 cn,,-
dren and the Public 10 general -
iyl4-6t THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22
G3fmr5t0ms.
NOTICE
NOTICE 10 zxoURs1oN1szs
THE WILMINGTON & READING R. R. CO.,
invite the attention Of
ExCURsIoNIsTs AND SUNDAY SCHOOLS,
to their
New Picnic Grounds, at Lock-
ARDS Bridge.

This ground is beautifully situated on the Banks
mington and 81 miles from Reading; has ample sup.
ply Of water and shelter No charge Is maze Iof use
OF grounds. Rates reasonable. -.
eral Ticket Agent, Coatesviliei Geo a. LeMaistrei
7ei6rtf Coatesville.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22
FIRST EDITION.
In IRELAND AND SCOTLAND.

LANDING AT DERRY-To THE oAUsEwAY-uP THE
CLYDE--aLAsdow.
From the Special Correspondent OF the CONNER
eiafl
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NETWORK TRIBUNE FRIDAY SHEET


a. 200 and We. committed sbs TOmos yesterday admitted to
bal 10 5000.
Charles Moore, who has been confined in the
t Cont Of hbeot s'.-risg "Doa iunsh NJ bail IN
S. 600 To shen called upon
Thomas O'UonDor and George Bedell were arrested
BROOKLYN Yesterday for probably fatal assault on 1Ha
who was Bdells baoom IN COprSt. Brooklyn Iue wan
eoumi,tel iron instrument which has not YET oe"
Maria Urbach, who was taken into custody WIN
the charged With bng the Bank OF
appeared before Judge MeCue, BROOKLYN Iesefdy au ~
Spanish ousu oil robblng her Of fiamons So
Ell 600 Her aiayit declares that thee things we %
baggage board the steamship Civ Of Mexico, under e Ps
The trial set dows for Oct TO-
At the Court of General Sessions Yesterday before
R~sdrer aeke Assistant DistdcAttor1ey oas appearing o
people ooxiny tried anil aclutte Ferna" Nu
charged With bcakiug the bIuo tore Of John
No. 43 SEPT. "a VIM r. Howe for the accused
John Dnceh charged stealing from Patnck AcsS 81
3i7 West Tr;y-bn watch aBd cheiu wor w ~ on
II Eimund & Pnee the accused William Madden eh
asaalnng Henry Rice Of Ma 10 Broadway, SEPT rs VII"
knife Edmund r. Puee the aocnej1be ioiorh{
pleaded guilty: Martin Csihan 81 an SAT- up"n
Michael Oia0rin Police oeeT Of e IhTirst Precinct VIZ On
49, the ltntentaTy 9r one year J"
Wilson and James Williams jointly Indicted With Ianek hehann
saiag 81 D. from Aerhn4er smith q No.
lIJ BoseTy the PrHteasry months EACH Mars
stealing $40 worth of wearing apparel ron fea
273 Bowery May 10 TO the state Prison
for ke umen aaed $50 each i'F non
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10

EUROPEAN MARKETS

Lospos Del, 9-l2:30 p NAT l2lj O'Clock tse Bank q
Feud Directors posted their card announcing shat the expected
ge the bad been made Th sie hr
he Ecnauge Government securities Is 2 en UDted
bonds Elves, 90 Brie Railway shares, AZ d
IIyEKPooL 9-l2:30 p mCotton bnoysnti adIlng Up
land. sqg 4d Mddhny Orleans 9 2i; sales, 10000 bales
eunc 900 for speculation and export Cotton 10 arrive eay
o. Transactions
LvKKFooL Oct 9l:3Op m-Saes Of Upland sCotion on the
has,. Meetings deliverable December, At 0lbi Cheese 63
y ewt for the best grades Of American hne 49, ,
LoSpos Oct $3.50 m-Bre Railway shares 40 Paris dis
matches quote Rentes AZ 57I 0Jc
LvENrooI, oct $3.50 mSses Of Upland Cotton 90 th
Ordinary shipped October and November At lJlb
DO deliverable December and January S's sales Of Orleans
on The basis Good Ordinary shipped September AID October
Iospos $3.50 t.-The bullion the Bank of England
GGl7 900 during the The amount ~ bullion
zone into tue Bank ou to-day $4,000 Bne Railway shares
AIS 49, - -
o. for II OF 1862
Loypo, Oct "a D. m-Erie Railway shares. Ala 800
LospoN 95 m.unted States Fve-Ineny ooods lsOs
96i4 .,,-., A., c,
Upsnds 9sd MdjiBg Oeaus. 9ii oi the
SALE. TO-DAY bale, American Spirits Petroleum I'D T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10
CATTLE MARKETS.

Ra,r LtaEvTY Penn Oct 9Cafdl Lie SOL Yaris-C,r71s
Til. receipts Tor the gees ending Oc ssfs
4G7 $50 head 400 the wes eiore Ibo
hAs been qot good a. AT week
gereraY of better quality al ar0uni County Jyf sfe ae
sosrce those hand hold lively AID paying is sot
money they dd the week before Eastern arryng e hav'
fairly into the buyg humo The toder. are hf or en- ~
80, which they hlTe % some eases The prs
good The market here for the oaanor
holders ' am
raurolrin their took yhcl teus n'uA'
sales Amounted 70 ,IZ head Tor t1s
for Good ETtz. hean 70 Fmr %
Rough q M StocEcrs6 AFt .ufpJ - 5OS
81 50; Buis G27s,; Calves Good, "a . -.
te week l6l of ltflO besd,
Heek before the supply tss been sf Az
Ahot 40 eens over st Hes osi tons
- ZOOS5 30 Workers. - aS5 30 Common, ~ o.
an the YAris pretty well cleared out 1900
Receipts for he week were - cas or lU0OO besn
sosus 50 before; the sn-.iy far and demand
goo At an advance price, 9j 100 10 6Hs wool - Z5@s5 90
g 10 90 n do 81 1885 Cannon. 50 50Nsi. spl a
lively market, all being nearly sold out except ConEon Which
buyers di not about locking ~
OF arg. receipts to-day prices dropped Re from last weeks pcs
bringing Che; m'cl COWS advanced - al e4odsoO
SEzP ASP LAsB.-Resg,, moferae mrfet oreue steady -
prices good lambs o2G7 ~ common 10
fair sheep, 52dC1c
Hoes Hoe 5a5ly for State; 5ha5l2c for Wesern
heavy weights, b &c
BALriuons Oct 9-CArrLE active, ic higher very be-,
5.de4 that generally rsted hst qgat 2d5 4
meum good fair quality 33aGs - Rscspr, 1885 heaa
sales, l79O brai.
improved demand CG1c fer common 70 Best ne
snssP-Receipts, 1865 be,i; Sis At iS5tG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10

expenditures refer TO, had they ever seen the
vounr lobster, night have saved their money. They
believed, in common with tho most Of the coast
residents, that the parent lobster carries the young
somewbere-under the tail, believe until they are
old enough to shff for themselves, when. they sup
posed, the young lobster is a good-sized animal.
They built lobster pounds accordingly. OF course
no pound that conld be constructed permitting the
ingress and egress of water, could prevent the
escaro of n frce-swimming animal not as big az
barleycorn. And 30 all probabilities of its stay
ing in the pound. the young lobster has even less
tendency 10 remain with its mother in the family
mansion until of prosentable age, than the most
advanced type of Yong America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10
DECISIONS-OCr. Q.

Superior Cout-Speciai 1crm.-By Judge Van
szL S~aaOrder Of reference BogfV Sa'ngs
Belmont PonVsrIhesr ae,on are tent aid ~
dependent aud demand Tor ef The issues are not IN.
between the PARTIES aud esnloI De
together action motion denied JsU AT hsi0s.
Patel Br1n Crner al Eena Cunnbs
ham Art JsV-Orier granted.
By DO Ige sedrsics-n.r BeekmIn The panS should
that Is entitled redeem payment Of tis
sssessment etc Zibnskie Esgsn 81 aLSes decSon
ChanbeT By Judge Bsrns'tHetect ssI STANDARDIZATION
granted
Marine Court-Pdri U.-By Judge Gross.-Iames
H. G. Denon b deenlanLDqnest AMI judgment Tor ne
plaintiff s4i IS With ami So aloEnnei Joanna
DECKER Amencan HIpess Coz Oscar Fsbe Tor PnnS anI
Beardsee Cote defendant Verdict for plaintiff ~ 800 WITH
and S25 slousnce Mo DAVIS agL hd@ard kro eh J
pans John Jaquss 'i 90
I-By Judge HOuauJ.-Jsmes l. Howard sgt H. H. hscy,
plsiBuS Pleron Mott for defeudsntVerict
defendant $25 osanee and hac The issue for the pnh1
500 with Ri-n BaiOwea agL James sutton an aote
John T. CVe for plaintiff and Darlington Hodnan for
Case still on.
Par -By Judge spnuog Rutherford agt Josiah Car
pener W Kenney for pnug and steele Boyd for
S34 55 NewJersey Railroad Com
Green for paauf aDl Jonn d
ucGregor deBanhqn Sor 1921 10, costs ani 20 SLOW
Lpmsn another Lpnan koeler for planuA and
LOwentba defensnt-Yerct for the pnua for 500 and
Chambrs-BT Judge JoabimsenThs Brewers Fire Iutarsuee
America Erhe-Jagmsut he demurrer for he
p1snIn the defendant M days pa meat
sebe5 Wolf and snoibelbe panth to pay all costs
heretofore aoweD abide within six days and ali e
date including 10 Tor this mot o. and also
the umE States Trust Company the aoun
the and &65 10 add uon 70 cover The e 70
abide the enent appeal be
abandoned Cneu McMAhon aud snOhrfJn gment r the
with the defendant - ruvcr Ia
Wilson Lahap aud ohsTs-hoon deued viii sO costs
10 be deducted from the Judgment and eTeenihn
Common Pleds-Special Term Chambrs-By Judge
Bohusoa-In the matter Weler-Orlef grAued. Gser
granted plinuh Bugsrt schaeicf-kesa=
ordered VI terms lsee deeiAont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10

s JAS SSs S' s. ss0TSs %'s IL ~ T., ,,:.
200 BE S. II: 81 DO 1893 $50 o''1 o,S.i
wIsss1e Oct ospds Of T9,D,1s;s 'sssg =, 81 90 for
IIs,% sR ~ VIA, ps and vgn Tar sea;g ~ - 30
8 sSssg q O Mt ssss ~ ~ ~ 1s.o f
ii IL G Ss q moth 81 o9a Eoverbe o',s 'iy :, 80
7 no. 70; No Son io .,, No. a,s - m 30 p 81 80
1ss o Fssi H.. oo sG s,, sDmta 1900 bs
81 Lore OF ie-s totla, herr. there va'no msr'e'
MElrHs. DE. g--So n,, 1et
, a ae Ga. o. a.. 5,, g.' s2,7g d w. 5sg n II III
no 90; 81 o.. essi ~ 0G. Hoysaher 70 6. - Vy,
GOSH; 39'sc No7mtef ee,ci GaOiz Oat, dn aaa L'S a.
; .c ~ = s1d H. q Il IS ' ~, No. & 81 iSas ia
Sr 5mrcs roI ia e az 81 csb; si5 87L,asl3 20
December. R9l. M;,n .j Beoa se, soay .oss Nl'.y
Kingston i4lc de- rts-i o0gSo pi,, 90 30 ba.s whe.'
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