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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-27

D. D. GOULD. ". q. NILKENING.
GOULD s. WILKEN1NG,
VI Successors to W. F. Henderson,
GROCERY, LIQUOR s. GENERAL COM
MISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 80 North Royal St.
Dealers In GROCERIES, TEAS, COFFEES,
SUGARS, CIDER VINEGAR, BACON,
WHISKEY, BRANDY, WINES, SCOTCH
ALE, PORTER, Sc.
Also, Eastern and Potomac SHAD, HER
RING and MACKEREL.
Choice brands Of SEGARS and TOBACCO
always on hand
CLOVER and TIMOTHY SEED. A large
invoice of GRASSES just received.
Strict attention paid to the sale of COUNTRY
PRODUCE. NH 26-tf
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CO.H,uTssIOw MERCHANTS.
r G. MILBURN,

j. C. AihBohS'
Wholesale and Retail 49,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MER CHANT,
NEW STORE,
No. 10 North Royal ST., and cor. Market alley,
Alexandria, Va.
The proximity of this store to the Market
House, 'the centre of trade" will enable me to
obtain good prices for Flour, Grain and Country
Produce consigned to my care.
Consignments and orders for Groceries re-
spectfully solicited. They will receive careful
and prompt attention. oct 26-tf
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SH1SN s co.
Successors to Samuel Hartley,)
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. Is Union street,
Alexandria, Va.
GR~ Particular attention paid to the selling Of
FLOUR, GRAIN and all kinds Of COU NTRY
PRODUCE, and filing all orders for GROCE-
RIES, .GUANO, PLASTER, SEEDS, &C.,
&C.. at the lowest market rates.
@Sr Agents for the sale of James s. Welch's
celebrated brands of FAMILY FLOUR
@rAgents for the sale of tho "RO UND TOR
HYDRA ULIC CEMENT" jan ST.
J. BRoDEhs J. LANEoN.
-. No. II King street,
Alexandria, Va.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
GROCERIES,
Provisions,
SALT FISH,
and PRODUCE.
Also keep on hand q general assortment OF
Cordage, Tar, Pitch Nails, Lime, Packing, Oils,
Lamps and Ship and Naval Stores.
All orders and consignment, promptly attend
ed to, and goods forwarded without delay to con-
signees on arrival.
Agents for Duponts Gunpowder.
xxx Ale and Porter always on hand.
Agents for the Baltimore and Potomac Trans
portation line. NH l0-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-27

1ANNEY'S CELEBRATED CHILBLAIN
C LINIMENT-An infallible cure for FROST
ed feet. Thousands, both old and young, are
nainful complaint. To such cure is guaran-
teed by using this Liniment as directed. 1t will
Also be found very eficacious for Sprains,
Bruises and Rheumatism. Price 25c per bottle
Prensred only by JANNEY s. CO.,
And sold by them, wholesale and retail, at their
Drug Warehouse, l45 King street, Alo1sn-
dria, Virginia. .a.... dec 10
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'ER ESH DRU GS, & G.

Alum, Bora1, Blue Mass, Camphor, Sulphate
Qunine Morphine, Glycerine EPSON Salts,
Cream Tartar, Chloroform, Opium AssafUtlda
Aloes, Sulphate Zinc, Juniper Berries Rochelle
Salts, Gentsn Root, &C., just received by
COOK s. CREIGHTON,
ian13 l07 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-27
CITY ITEMS.
Extraordinary Inducements Offered.

Do not delay to secure bargains at
SAREPTA CLOTHING HALL 80 KING ST.
I. SCHWARTZ & co.
Have now on hand an immense stock of
OVERCOATS, TALMAS,
and heavy Winter Suits-all Of which will be
sold at remarkably low prices. Their stock OF
FURNISHING GOODS
cannot be oxcelled in variety and quality, and
, 1873-04-07
CuRA.

New YonK, April G.-Nows from HAVANA,
through Spanish sources, confirms the reported
capture OF tho fortified city and seaport OF
Manzanil1o, and says IN immonse amount of booty
In money and munitions Of war fell into tho hands
Of tho Cubans, who sacked tho town. Tho at-
a, taok Tns made at nght in the absence Of the
has telegraphod to Madrid that largo body OF
troops ia imperatively wanted in Havana, as q
revolution may break out among the spaniards
ut any moment. Tho slaves are also reported to
bo meditating q revolt.
NEW YonK April B.-The Herald Havanh spo-
cial statos that the Captain Goneral says its cor
respondent, O'Kelly, had como into Manzanillo
from tho Instruction that he was arrested, md
TINT court Of inquiry is boing held at tho lattor
city.
Information comes from another sourco that
documents from tho insurrection wore found on
O'Kelly.
KINGSTON, Jamatca, April Schooner Village
of wnr for the rebels in Cuba, has boon sozed at
Port Antonia by Spanish man-of-War.
, 1873-04-07
CHICAGO, MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1878.

kcno-houaoa Of tho city, captured somo 05 play
visited.
Bureau, and nombor Of tho Examining Bonrd
Of tho Ciyil-Soryico, and Edward o. Graves
ohfof Clerk Of tho UnItod statos Treasury Of
feo, arrived Aoro, and Capt. hlorrlnan
also Of tito heyonuo Marino Hervico, will arrive
this city Doarl Of Civil Service in connection
with tho custom-louso and sub-troasury ofl}co,
;4, bofo5o whom oil Implications! for
hlr. Wmbnll and his associates will
loavo on Monday ovoning for Galveston, Texas,
whore they will establish Civil Sorvlco Doard.
Ihoy will then visit variouH ports along tho
Gulf coast, and establish 1ifo-saying. stations in
From New OrloanB thoy will procood to Koy
Woat and thonco up tho ooast to Alaine.
, 1873-04-07
CENTRAL AMERICA.

NEW YoRK, April 8,-Pannma papera by the
Oconn Qucon report tho bark Abort at Aspin.
wall, OH tho 10th Of March, from Boston. Had
night out, from the offecte of which tho first
Mate and ono of tho saiors died, md were
buried at SEQ. Tho others wore disabled having
lost fingers and toes.
tweon tho Cancho collectors and Indians. a
large body Of tho former woro driven of by tho
Indians, Of whom quite number hive since
been assasHnatod by other Cnncho soekors..
tue Cubaus, aud is cordially welcomed BY tho
authoritioB.
Tho steamship Tropio piokod up at aoa a boht
containing two mon and . woman, tho solo sur
uiyors Of tho Bhip J. ". Elwell, from Liverpool.
for Valparaiso with coal, which took Ilro and
blow up. Tho pooplo had boen two aud half
months In the boat.
, 1873-04-07

eturgoHB leave this evening. Tho Qonorn1 goos
out on the Northwestern boundary survey, with
hcadquartera at st. Paul. Con. Oustor viii DO
hero Tomorrow with tho remainder Of tho rogl-
mont. and from horo with tho troops, will 60 to
Dnkota.
Thomas Watts, ono Of tho aoldiors, diod last
night from spider bite Another wnB lost on tho
stoamer Richmond Friday night. Ills nano waa
Conmish. It Is expected that tho entire rcgi-
Jol,nnon, tho Agent OF tho illinois Central, il
now making eyory effort to got them away a.
soon as possible. Thoro ia an itnmenHo amount
OF baggage and equipments for men, offlcors, aud
horsoB, but everything is moving along we'll.
, 1873-04-07

The Social Evil--1kAld on the Keno
N10Mko9..QiYil EorYlCn t9tlrenus

The Social Eyil--1k&ald on the Keno
l1ousoH--Civil Sorvlco fsrlrenu.
ST. LOUIS April CA n,aBa-Moos''s; u ladies'
was held yesterday afternoon alloE the
Social Evil law, now III force IN .lll4 CITY anl to
doyiBe means for its repeal. Quito
a number OF prominent laaios woro proaont,
with two or three olorgymon. LottorB were road
from several minister's Of tho gospel and ply
siciana taking atrong grounds agaI1st tho law,
and two or threo syosollos wore made by tho gosi-
tlemon present, including one by
Mayor Brown, who regrottod TINT
tho discussion Was confined to ono
B4e Of tho question, as there wero many inter-
oHting and important facts involved in tie caHo,
and lnnoh could bo aaid OIL both sides.
A resolution was adopted declaring agalnst
any compromise with Ylco, and demanding ro-
peal of tho Objectionable ordinance.
Tho police at a lato hour last Aight ralded the
, 1873-04-07
PACIFIC COAST.

Shooting Affrny--Cupt. Juclk's Last
Proposition.
SAN FnANo1sco, April 6.-In an ARRAY last
night in this city, Manuel E. Esoudera, clerk Of
the Mexican Consul, was shot and killed by
Buonnventura Uironga. IIo gaye himself into
custody. He olaims that he aoted in eclf de-
fenso.
!: A dispatch from Yreka tonight Bays that on
Thursday jack sent Bogus Charley to Rosebor~
ough, Haying he would meet Fairchild aud tho
other Commissioners on Friday at LAVA Bod.
Candy and Gillem must not como. Ho did not
want tho Commissioners to talk ut all. 1Io
would 10 all the talking, On Friday noon tho
CommibHl lonora wora In council with jack at tho
appointed place, II terms OF peaco aro not
agreed upon. probably fight will conlmonco OH
Tuesday.
Tho Weather at Lava Bod is intensely cold.
, 1873-04-07

p1FrspunoH, April 6.-.The tube Wossf "ca sho',t Vt
MoBsrB. Graf l. Co.. wore dostroyon ~ mto
u o'clock last night. Loss, ss2eoVi 'ua"1 @''''
100000,
, 1873-04-07
THE LOST ATLANTIC.

Arrival OF n Largo Number Of tho 8ur-
vlvors In Now K0rk..AffcctinK Scenes
md lnci1cnta..MOre Bodies I1ccov.
, 1873-04-07
CANADA.

Specfal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
o1rarA, Apsll o.-sennto. MoTl4orno,,a
ton 7, in tho Senate On tho Pacific Railway matter
duction of certain documents, which arc necoB-
Bary. Alr. Mophorson will delay the motion for
q few days III consequence thereof.
, 1873-04-07
THE WEATHER..

War Department Recommendations
Hnoxv Storm Mt and Around Denver.
Wan DEPARTMENT., OFFICE OF THE CHIEF Sic.
RRnv1on, D1v1a1oN OF TELEoRAMs AMI
HEronrs Fol THE BENEFIT or COMMERCE,
WARRINGTON, D. O., April e.-probablitics-
Tho barometer viii continue low on Monday oyos
Lake Ontario nnd Now York, but will worry gem
orally rise over the Upper Lakes and Ohio Valley.
Easteriy Winds with clouds and rain will continua
in New England and over portion OF tho Mid:
die Atlantic coast, Southwostegly winds and
partly cloudy weather will continue in tho South
Atlantic States. Cold northorly winds and cloudy
weather will prevail from tho Upper Lakes aouth-
ward to Kentucky, and westward to the Rocky
Mountains.
Cautionary signals continue at milwaukee,,
Chicago, Grand Haven, Eastport, Portland. and
Boston.
set In this afternoon. About six inohos fell up
to o'clock thfB evening, and there is prospect
OF its continuing all night. At Central City and
Georgetown Just such storm Inns been lona pr
desired, and will bo Of great advantage TO TUG
mining and agricultural intoroats ..uz, o,r.
DENVER, COL, April G.-TAo snow:stoshir raora con
tinued all night long aud part Of toay ~ ,,ra'nd
woro about ifteen inches Of SNOW ca IL" ga !.
at 10 a. m. It cleared up about hoon' """ ~
tLawing slowly this esoning.
stock MARKET.
..,,, nt.mf,h 10 Yas Chicago Tribune.
Albany Il :" fr1n Inst wcvlt's prices. rricos ttia
assl!ns tsat e rren;a tm1 s7so75 e1.a rs
sssy SSsss isfs'S sfss9r sssE sss:' sA'f'
agsy, foWs~Ths market IL steady With good do
,snd and limited supply. Sales ut S4S.0oas70.00 for
Common 10 good mkory with calyes.
BHEEr AND LAMuH-TA0 supply ia moderate, with
yery limited Southern and E1st demand. rrices
sro oiY from 10 to ~. VA aa0o tho ruling prceA;
Fins wool Illinois asld Iowa 1T 8G37c; do New YORK
ana Michigan, Gh@7a4o laimts, 7@8u. u,n In.
NoHsxs There hhs teon llyay trade IN IL tn4 .,u.~ nv
thla seAsou Tho demand H. good for WORKERS o'
drivers and thu supply Ia fully o9Ia bo's 20 c"s'' "
800 A0adt
, 1873-04-07
FOREIGN.
Tho City Of Manzanillo Captured
by the Cuban Insurgents.
Programme of the Russian Campaign
in TurkeBtan.
SPAlN.

SPAlN+
MAnn1D, April 8.--The official report Of the
surrender Of Borga, charges tho Com1nandant Of
tho Town with truuno1., ana attributes tho diBaa-
tor to that cause alone It also confirms tho
statement TINT tho CarlistB bayonotod sixty-sovon
prigonora
It ia rumorel that revolutionary ngonte havo
plod with money.
Fresh casos Of inaubordinntion among Cnpt-
Con. Uontrera8 troops, at Barcelona, aro report
3D. The arrival Of tho now Cnptatu- General,
road botwcen Madrid nnl Barcelona, has boon In
layea.
q priAonor On whom they found important cor
becllla '1'0 "@'>@
The churches In tito town Of Rous have boon
closed, md aro guarded BY armod poaBants.
railway station Mt San GUM
Tho Federal Republican Committee, ut Darce-
Iona, has sont circular to tho Catalonian towns
ordering the inhabitants to place them in State
dofonao, and force tho Carlists to onoamp In tho
folds where Tho vollnteora and regulars can OK
terminate them. Each local committee ia drect-
cd to sond to headquarters ut Barcelona for what
arms thoy may require.
Of tho Independent Beige says the reports pub
lished IN French and English .papers, Of popular
disturbances and military insubordination In
span, sro greatly exaggerated.
RUSSIA.
sr. PETEnsDUnon, April Ga dispatch from
Baker on tho Western coaat Of the Caspian Sea,
datod April 2, announced TINT tho Tchgischlar
column would take tho field againBt Khivn
on tho 9th inst. The expedition Rgainst
Kliva 1a In threo detaohments, tho
first starting from O1enburg, concentrates
at Unbaposa, and procoods oyer tho table Of
uctijust, which begins 600 versts aouth Of Oron-
burg. at tho River Tzchaijan. Thero 1t will take
six days drinking water, because d supply will
DO ounprocurablo until tho springs Of Antzohah-
kutuk arc roached. Tho second, or
Atich Valley detachment, will march
through Aatriban aud must overcome
the Iurcomans bofore reaehing Khiva
The third detachment. starting from furkeatan,
win probably avoid tho desert In tho neiRhbor-
Syrdira nfvorto Potr1noak thence It will take tho
banks Of tlo Diana Daria River to the frontier
Al and % its nrament % poor ries belng I pastoniary;
defeotiye.
, 1873-04-07

SAN FRANCISCO, April 0-The war steamer
Boneoia4 has arrived from Honolulu With Gems.
EchoRold and Alexander arc on board.
Thoro is strong native opposition to tho
Kings proposed visit to tho United Statos.
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a DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

TUESDAY. APRIL e.
direct bY steamship Wilmington close az IN
Supplementary Mail Pier No. u ~ R. closed at 1850 p NJ
steamship sails at D. m. from Pier No W " X
WEDNESDAY. APRIL %.
Nas Europe and Liverpool STEAMSHIP
Minnesota ll: Supplementary Mau 90 Pier No. 90 n
Steamship sails at ZJJ RON Pier No.
46NR
A Prusdsn Closed NAL Il sent bv this Line.
Mails for Brazil the Argentine Republic West Indies
etc By steamship Mermaek. close Steamship sails at
N Pier No. % \. r. @s~
THURSDAY. APRM ~
Plymouth CherbOurg and Hamburg steam
,hlp Pra close Supplementary Mail Pier foot OF
Thirit Hoboken closed at Steamship AZ from
Pier foot OF Third-st, Hoboken-
A Piussan Closed Nail is sent BY this line
Mails direct bY the steamship City Of Merida close AZ
m Supplementary Mail Pier No. North RFs7 Is closed ss
2:5O D. N Steamship Sails al , ?. m. o., .
All Letters deposited IN Supplementary Malls must be prepaid Win
double postagel
Mails for Bermuda the steamship Abemar close at P N
Steamship sails a D. from Pier No. u y. X
FRIDAY, APRIL p.
On and after Nav letters taken steamship docks and intended
Nails be prepaid double postage BY
stamps money will be received by the crk In charge
close al the NewfOrk POstOhee every
dAr at o. m goesV Boston
Mails Tor close the SewYork Post Ohcs every Fri
Steamship from Portland Me-, SATURDAY sIb
n Due New York fnday, at IN. . ,
Letter postage Indies when direct; will
the half Papers cents EACH which iaa be prepaid
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TIE AMARAN1HIANS.
A BROOKLYN BROU.

To the Bditor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Among many other social blessings,
Rrookyn possesses a society beauteOusly aud botani
cay baptized the Amaranth the purposes Of which
are primarily, to have good tme" and secondarly,
TO enact amateur dramatic performances. largo num-
Der of excellent gentlemen and ladies' animated by mild
social ardors or kindng with fiery hstrionc ambitions,
are members OF this association and the soirees and
dramas ia which from time to time they reyolye
decorous manifestations 10 which even the toughest
deacon In the Plymouth collection" could take valid
exception. They enact little dramas now and then at
the Academy Of Music, and while these probably,
not well DONE hazard no conjecture in assuming that
they are done well the young gentlemen and ladies'
know how TO them. and that Is all that any
able person should expect They also perform socable
dances at divers halls and there Is no reason TO doubt
that these are carried through with fine and ghtsome
grace The association has without doubt many valid
excuses for its being and II seriously put to 1t, could
show that its influences civzing and refining its
admission fees but moderate its Evolutionary ald dra
matte intentions Of the very best.
But where is thegarden braided with odorous garlands
OF bloom set round with roses OF Gulistan
and hyacinths Of Herman, In which now and
then q weed will not root ITSELF Where Is
the dove-cote into which, from time 10 time, the
souawking and irrelevant barryard rooster will not
force hs noisy wayi Where is the honeypot In whose
amber levels Of smooth invitation the fly intrudes not
now and then his noisy wing and greedy claw Z And
OF all solemn troops and sweet societies gotten up
for dramatic other purposes in Brooklyn elsewhere
did anybody ever hear OF in which disturbing
son would not occasionally assert hmsef-sometmes as
bore sometimes as litigant, and then orator
The fly in the Amaranthne honey pot, the weed in its
garden the rooster its cooling and polite dovecOte is
Buttle Bute rode into renown during recent session
Of the club on a whirlwDd Of bad aDguage-his own.
since then he has been celebrated, and sued He called
felloy-member Of the club one Mr. Tremaine, orger
and liar, and he might nave gone on II he had not
been restrained by his peaceful auditors and called him
an atheist or a atter-day saint or proposition. Butte
evidently set out TO open all his conversational valves
on Tremaine he stopped at "clon" and liar"
long before he reached his climax And Tremane mo
he did MT challenge the obsreporous and incupstory
Butte He nobY sued himand the case came into court
a day or two ago. Tons OF testimony were taken, all
tending 10 one concuson-hat somebody had written
an the back Of Entities visiting card recommendation
NJ the admission to membership Of an applicant
whom Butte did nj know. leaving to be inferred from
MA nome that the recommendation proceeded from him
ne such employment of a Renteman's pase-board
h surcl In oontraycnon Of the usages at least OF most
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societies sufficiently developed and disciplined W INV
use for pastboards but the language WIN wniO"
as with talons Butte In tho midst OF asounded ma
ranthiaus awesmen and agog. ALT upon the terrhou
Tremaine. Sober reflection must have assureu n"''o
that frequent and habual repetition In the cup Vi s,
strong and definite sentiments as those with wnon no
appeared TO regard Mr.. Tremaine would In time
away the women. They do not understand no" i'a"y
are these outpourngs Of casual Indignation nVi NV
they cement aud strengthen the irendy aSS0'''''O
club At,
The magistrate who lowered in Judgment over an.'
majestic case and the Jury who brought in their Ver1'
awarded and confirmed to the plaintiff the sum OF sA
cents On deliberate consideration this seems 700 ,.uo
for Mr. Buttle to have paid for his incyity' anu 'oo
much for Mr. Tremaine to receive for his injury
brooklyn, April Is, 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-22
A MURDERFR's FLEA.

John FitzgibbOns was arraigned at the Court
Of oyer and Temner yesterday forenoon for the muir
der OF John O'Hara on Christmas Eve. Assistant Dis
trctAtOrney Rollins stated TO the Court the facts Of
the case which show the night of the fatal aay
a man named Crmmins and the prisoner were quarrel
ing in tenement-house in FOrty-sixth-st, when the
latter picked up Ratchet and threatened Crimmins
who called for assistance OHara, who lived in an ad
Joining room, went TO the assistance of Crmmns,
but had no sooner reached the spot when F1tzgib
bons felled him to the ground with the Ratchet.
Not content he struck OHara two additional blows and
left him weltering blood The deceased fingered for
ned his Willingness to accept plea Of manslaughter in
the first degree which the prisoner made aud Judge
Brady remanded him for Under this plea the
Court can sentence him the state Prison for from
wears to a life term. Mr.. Hummel appeared for the
urisO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-22
SPRING GOODS on THE VEST SIDE.

u..o,yyuI 4 co., 397 AND 329 sIxTH-AvE.
This concern is offering an array of attractions
in the shape OF the finest French millinery goods proving
that sxthaye is destined rival Broadway It's stores
Hero are all OF the new quaint shapes In straw mats ana
bonnets. Milan English and American chips at wonuer
fplIv low Drices Here are some OF the most charming
little Normandy lace caps for children as well as iace
walls and Iaces IN French guipure black fhhhy Vi
new designs every variety OF Spanish iace' eAuu'o
chanty barDes and point lace for handkercheiS' VI"
lenciennes for trimming the new and dainty cohe'es,
and crime de Chine in every imaginable. delicate ana
shadowy tinting made up into scarfs ana ties Enor
quantities OF garands wreatns ahI tbe piIlors
and lie mingled with every variety OF gay gruel au
wild dednowers. Another specially OF ths III 70
non OF every width and color as well as syei ~ 80
inglY cheap grOs-graln watered, plaid anu III sdy
Roman sashes Ribbons seven inches wac may po n'u
for % cents and 81 yard
RICHARD MEARES. sIXTH-AvE. AND NINETEENIh-sI'
This bouse made another grand exposition on Monday
of an variety OF dress goods costumes ana
shawls of every style and fabric from the finest chan
tiy and lama the ottoman and cashmere one OF the
newest arrangements is department for the exhibition
~ costumes with dressing room attached. Meares fol
lows the example OF Stewart in selling all kinds OF fancy
goods in connection with dry goods. Here we ma
camels-hair cloth and crepe de chine and brocaded
serges for redingotes OF the newest and most delicate
coors TO match silks OF the shade with beautifully
embroidered fine cashmere sacques and dolmans Here
are imported suits from Paris and Berlin, elegantly
trimmed, at marveolsly low prices OF eneapra e 30
The children forgotten with dainty braided ana rchIy
trimmed suits all occasions. The lingerie - OF rare
giving an Order work bearing the closest scrutiny
Here "a millinery department worthy OF VISIT a an
infinite variety OF laces housekeeping goods passehen
teries parasos and umbrellas, gloves. aud. in fact all
tho most fastldious shopper needs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-22
CIVIL MOTIFS.

In the Court of Common Pleas, Trial Tern,
Part H. before Judge Larremore only Is jurors out OF
panel OF 100 answered the roca whereupon the Court
lined the denquents 800 each Among the deinquents
jay Gould
Adam Marten was arrested, yesterday, by a
special deputy sheriff upon order issued in suit be-
gun in the Court OF Common Pleas by John Gessinger
for recovery of ST. alleged have been obtained
by Marten from him through fraudulent representations
Marten had not furnished bail at late hour in the after
H.. c. Pratt, lawyer, sued Bachrach & Co. for
.5s costs &c. in suit which he claimed to have brought
for them aud In which the defendants obtained yer
dict. The defense that the plaintiff was never en-
poyed. and trial yesterday before Judge Larremore
in the Court Of Common Pleas, verdict rendered
against him.
Chief-Justice Barbour rendered q decision,
yesterday In favor OF the defendant, in the SUIT OF
Thomas Crane against Jonas Lameborn TO compel the
latter contract for l6 lots OF ground
the Harlem Flats, at the purchase price OF $4,000
Lameborn's defense that the plaintiff not ia
condition 10 give valid title.