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New-York tribune., 1873-03-06

epee 10 induce Congress substiuts for the false pre
of which promise pay specie but don't DO
it, aud never could do IT, peoples currency convertible
Into bond bearing 65lC0 per Ceut interest," reform
eau be accomplished that viii help All legitimate inter
osts of the whole country more than anyIing else.
Many of conservative nancors now advocate
this measure, believing that the conVerlty or the
currency into bonds, and persd would act as te
governor does in tteam enCnc-pcricctiY regulating
the supply OF money tie latter does OF stea so That
the supply shall always he equal 10 the
work 10 be DONE THE TRIBUNE, in recent
vigorous leader said, Lot return TO the spe
co standard. BY all mcaus; hut specie sianGaia
aINl resumption OF specie payments are two very di
tercnt thugs. Let tie standard Of the valhe OF collar
be- you please, that weight aud neness OF gold that
now go tO gold dollar That Is 20 Ray let MS make u
colain that currency dollar will always buy an amount
sold equal 10 that composing the sent gold dollar
Bat FOR specie standard gold dollar IN tis Treasury
wOuld "a good O0O0J091 Il il not unlSey that
IL should demonetle gold and substitute for our
natonaf bank the currency above suggested the
unlCd Statc3 paper dollar would bay more gold than
that now constituting dollar but hardly possibly that
likely 60 circulate ia foreign countries than any
specie paying one and specie it'ef is out o. the ques
rOu. bee. too IncOnvenient ana enmmous Bat l1t
10 merely iucidcnia not called npOn 10 fursh
n currency for circulation outside of oar own borders
II IL disgrace tlIat d1 not fnrRish q Bl0na
currency Tor people worth as much as gold ana
practically for better. g. C.
YORK, iOb. "a, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-06
DELAYS IN MURDER CASES.
70 me Edttor OF Ths Trt6""e.


SIR: Mr. Clinton, whose interesting letter
you print 4nce the death OF Mr. Brady, Is undoubtedly
the best criminal lawyer OF the day. Permit me, how
ever in the shape OF few questions, 70 inquire whether
his positions are sound.
IL lie objects to a bin TO redress delays being cen
nned % New-York City Now are not the delays pecu
Har to this cyi and would not general bill excite the
Jealousy Of country lawyersf Is 1t not better to get
what We ean rather than all ought, the getting at
az be in right direction IJ He objects to ten days
a. the hortes, time which 10 settle bills Of exceptions
IL not his practice, wen that OF every careful
lawyer. 10 have the exceptions so fixed and made
accurate when te.al ends, that all has TO do to
obtain "a bill FOR settlement by amendment Is 10 employ
ts court stenographer 70 extend tue noesl VIII II not
b. for the interest the DstricAttorney TO hasten
this settlements nII) He objects TO the District
Attorney aoue having to bring on the argument
Has not the defendant then procured stay OF proceed
Iags Are not the delays toward argument always
s1aGe by defendants 4 II not for the interest Of the
District Attorney 20 bring the argument on at oncef
And the has preference has not the Appellate
defendant might wish 20 make (VJ He objects to
preserving the writ Of ceriorar Should 1t not be pre-
seryedf l. not akin TO the English practice OF case
reserved for opinion Of higher court on the awl II
tie judge vino tries case doubts his law
iendant 10 review IT, ought he not 70 be allowed
Tsvewi Aud that 1y two courts, II necessary
fnal procedure is lIey 10 pass the Iegslatnre Two
caPlta criminal codes, complete any OF Lord Camp
belle acts or Of the numerous reforms the Victoria
statute book, have been sheved Albany during the
past ten years Let have aectatOn about The
lawyers who favor delay, and complications. and mud.
dies, especially from country towns, against law
reform, and the legislative lawyers fOllow'smt
lev laws OF aJpareut referm wAich do
disguised Africans 10 help special lawyer client
ln England the law officers aud the barTsters Of the
Temple Courts are constantly alert for reform. Some
day hOweyeT-but perhaps not very sOOn-Our people,
Tired OF all the legal cObweDs which Obstruct pro.
es will rise against law legislators they did against
xne tweed politicians and NewYOrk state will be
neEea oi The TeprOacb which England, Massachusetts
~ ehhhyiyaoi cast upon her, OF keeping alive old
~ otnGas and dOgmas that belonged 20 the DAYS
81 hanging for sheep-stealing A YOVsG I.lwyEE
Ia1'ceg eoUT1, March /, 1873
New-York tribune., 1873-03-06
THE COURTS.
TIE SOANNELL TRIAL.
DIR. HAMMoND's VIEWS OF INSANITY.


DR.. Hammond, who has figured in so many
murder trals az an expert on the question OF insanity
occupied the stand nearly all yesterday IN tho scanne
trial. DIR. Hammond differed very slightly from Dr.
Cross in the particular that insane person may De
reasoned With, sometimes 20 considerable eh'n'
and restrained from acting upon homieldal iih
pulse by third person, although, le adnltteu'
not easily Where man Ia governed by
malice without any insanity, he lie much more readily re
strained The doctor said that, In Judging OF mans
condition OF mind, he should regard the attempt OF
person to escape after the perpetraon OF homic1al
act pria JGeie evidence OF sanity, would show
no was conscious OF having committed crime. lie
thought II impossible that who had been suffer
ing from melanehoha for years and aetuated by
homcdal impulse. should immediately after tho
qualification OF that impulse.
DisrictAttorney Phelps here reverted to the hcfar-
land case at some length reading extraoa from the re-
port OF the medical testimony given by the defense 70
prove Mcfarland insane and the counter testimony TO
prove him cane by the prosecution, and the District
Attorney asked tho witacss II he agreed with the
theories therein set orhi Mr. Beach at once objected
and Mr. Phelps said ho would show that DR. Eccheyerra
who testified or the prosecution at the Frland tIal
hau coLtfLcted that evidence directly Dy his testimony
IN this present Judge Brady however ruled out the
testimony as not analogous 10 the present case Dir.
Phelps then went over tho testimony given by tho
ptOaecution, and asked Dr. HalnnOnd whether ne would
consider the person acting as sane or insane DIR.
Hammond replied: woull consider tho person 30 act
Ing perfectly slDC; acting from Insane Impulses
oano' pe goded by advice tns Leu ior Inslaneo, 1i
get snaved s Scannels ease) might be accounted
for Gy Observation-Disclosures.
On TIE Ion, Dr. Hammond slfd the TACT
OF man firing four FIVE shots at person after the
first had proved fatal would be conformation, though
not proof Oi Insanity As 20 Scanne5 throwing away
His pistol that perfectly rational act Tie witness
was ere svexamned at Length his testimony on the
Mcfarland case being reviewed. AT its conclusion tno
COull huJOuILcd until morning.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-06
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Aa,,y March Wheat market continues dull Rye eey
o1rr al buyers Corn demand good moderate ss
.. ear lot. Western Mxd ami 6917c for Round fe
o. Barley steady without sales 0au neglected and easier
BuysILo 5Pour qaie.i Western spnng 81 soef' An
pubc qnoteJ xaaee No. Spring 81 CO.. Chicago No Spring
81 90; Duluth No spring ei e White Canada 81 $50 ~
White Michigan 81 90gxt sS Red Winter 81 1l9 So Corn
s0 bush Western the xack at 5e aud small
Western Sc Oats quiet sales OF 800 bush Western
track @ Rye nominal use Barley steady Can
ads, s5dsl No. Western SG35c T-oro.ed State 7sdeOc
-Four rowed sOe Bsrey Malt que Western, Sl9$ oi Prime
Malt held at CSC. Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO March 5Foar quiet and unchanged Wheat unsettled
and easier; No Spring, 81 az April nominsy 81 io March,
81 No Spring 81 0 Cora steady regular receipts. 3
dic fresh receipts d5ic Rejected steady 2e Oat steady
ae Rejected 2Jic Rye In fair demand and fm At 6tdc3e
Barley fair demand and firm Al 7tdfJc March he Pork higher
large sses s April s 70 MAJ Lard s,lsns and que, si
higher Light Short Rib htdles @ loose Shoude &C. March
D.ei Hogs in fair Ss 7Odssss WHISKY steady
e Receip,s-9O bb Flour. 100 bush Wheat, 6eo bush.
Corn bash Rye 1900 bush BaT, shpmsnts-70o bblA
Flour 1000 Wheat 100 bush Corn 1000 bush IOas 900
bush RYE, 1900 bash. BarsT.
CIsosslrI aPour sm 81 ssas7 IS Wheat era st
l stead, to Rye qulest Sgdssc os quiet
JoG3c Barley quiet snd unchanged Butter In fair dsmssd
aud ,s With an sd..aeas .ssdess PERI '..oOn
close strong 7ic bid held lie Kettle held s Bak
Meats eIied Shoulder Ste sales sf $50 700 at scS April 8.
Jossph Me- Clear RIB sides e sales Of 800 900 1e Apn a.
st. Joseph Mo- Clear sides 1 held E higher at the close Bacon
arm Shoulders etdsie; Clear RIB Ndes ee Clear sds tdss
Lave Hogs arni shppsn - @ess ~ hseAss o. ssSes Si
receipts, 1oo whAty ss,et Of No.
J CIs'.Ass astA k-Yiss saa ~ sssAapas< wssss N
New-York tribune., 1873-03-06
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Joseph s. Squire alias Sandford was committed IN IN
default oi bail by Justice bowling at the Tomo Fd.y or
stealing Of from his empoyef '" '" ne" oil od'np
John H. Schol accused of charging 500 for &c col
etng for Ahhea. bed YESTERDAY IN to bA
b., Comm on.r shields Schol that acted IN this matter
conformity h given By the Second Auditor oithe treasury
Benjamin +. Spinks, while exhibiting small
spr dce 10 some girls Myreave Booiyn August last "a.
assaulted and b. William Taylor Who vas under
had iRne1 Ills daughter Who ca, ~a we
r spnks Taylor 10 the City Court to recover to
damages and - sNardod y 500 Jestenlsy
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday before
Judge Sutherland Jo.eph Cassidy alias Williams convicted OF petty
lseny the Pnen.sy for sI months Frederic ost
hemer larceny acquitted Gamble petty larceny ren
isnhary William Liudsay. alias Thons Rogers sa
grand lsIoeny state Prison hye Lew" bsesn
James te alias Louis Freeman petty larceny from the per'oa s.s
John d. Jones' attempt AZ ahh
larceny rem.pded for burglar. second degree
Prison Herman Weiss burglary third degree state
Prison ave yesra
John Brom, jeweler OF Stanton-st., was arraigned
before Justice Ledrib At the Jesoa Market Police C9srt yr S
morning charged With the premises Of Augusta hen OF Ne
l5 seventh BY Of false Leys and attempting 10 steal qa.n
u clothing and ewe worth 900 lie vas committed nl.ooas
bail John Riley driver ADD James Henry hvey Stable
lssU. sss sbsps vs stealing lsus suns and hp iees "@n
New-York tribune., 1873-03-06
A QUESTION OF OWNERSHIP.
TO the Edttor Of The Tribune.

To the EdttOr Or The IriO""e
SIR: The atteRtion your journal Is giving 10
the question Of taxation OF mortgages is one off, many
proofs that It is thoroughly and ineligenty aiVc 10
whatever affects the interests Of the people IL also
an understand invitation TO those Interested IN that
question TO to the front and express their Vie"S
upon 1t through the columns of the everimparta IRD-
USE With this understanding, desire, prior 10 d's
cnns the advantages or the disadvantages of repeating
the tax on mort CAGES. to ask your correspondent,
y. T. L." elucdate the following theOrem III hlS
letter published IN last Saturdays TRIBUNE: ,,,,,
tAId at yaiuaiOn 81 $1,000 o. when the
mortgage of 5000. tina; farm is tIed ai l5,tO' - 80
Does ne tEat the taxable value of the Iarh IL
increased S50O by mortgage on 70 10 tat amount ~
does he intend 10 he understood that The tax tid ON we
mortgage by the mortgasee an additional TAX On tno
farm itself IN letter upon the same subject the tA
alton OF mortgages published in the same Issue OI lhh
TRIBUNE, " S. j." says: -
If bars for $4,000 pays COZ down. and eeure'
the payment remaining 900 by tue ppptf
owns Of the I'm aBi The remaining %" lurl
the whole until the y iselsel
WHY them Tor the whole $JoJ and let hold bis =l" He'
taIaiolP .., .
Although. nndor the circumstances above stated
doCs the farm in fee simple he WORKS Tue "nOe
IT.. and enjoys the profits derived from the WhOe OF
10. Why then II may with The same prOpney De asAeu
land which, for all practical purposes DeonGs
toAi kLAL EsIAlE'
Nctc- York, March 3, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-06
U. s. SUPREME coURT-w.suIyerox March 5.

No 90-Kennocott ct al. agt. Board Of Supervisors
t Of toar IN this case scrm decree Court
below dsaBg the b Of Knnee aud Others eass 70 DC hoder'
fOreeess mortgage executed By Ae coa o2on asTs' q wnp
No ag Hasey; appeal from the cireui, Co.r
b for alleged inirng Of pat
ert for machines ai IL making t ael etenon me is1h vas
e within dssdes. eoud aa5ieI 10 other b the sale oi
The maebne he right to use hea s the expiration 81 .e eIn E
sueh use This Coar, asnn decree boiling hat Tor The
could convey. Jusuca Clifford delivered the opinion. - .
No iHaGingon sad Rfst National Bank o. "sshiasos az
Supreme District COunbiarDe question ia these
Teas a bey were iee<Abs or Over doe party receiving
tooI AMI l. end 70 he 6oads ,n her fsScn noxlnins
S aS. , t. that they S e cSt SS3 So 3 az ss ss S %
and holds the tide Of the patty ts.ng before maturity and sniSr te
although heJ nioi by the Governor JaSne' reversed
No. ils-sweeSy sg United States Appeal from Cam
this the services Of the steamer benjamin. euhn
tie Of the steamer from Disturbing oseer Of The Govern
bar claim further award JusGoe Clifford delivered tie
3 and ct s sE JaadOn aud Naons CITY Bank
Sane appeals IRON the Ccg Court Tor the southern ps OF
me n M os5. i With them as collateral to loans BY
the Trustee Of JaaOn the 6cnis belonging to Jaiop and e o,n
ny,sinnt The claim Sa 'ss The psse oy ,a ie was
G.acs l jpgment JlsdcsOsvis delivering tRs
oD;lloa;o A., c,,. -, w,rn.s,, ,,ro, "a III. crep,
Court for the Fas.ers District Of recovery
Company T Court hold ast nou-oono TO the set
authorizing bOads bOHg special election nor
publication procudes taen aud the Judgment
7Oane Same ct al spPeA from the same Court ms vas
dirmng the complaint IN eqy because the
comp Interest Justice Hunt delivered
the OTinlou 49,
2JPesbody Droughu 29lSane agt Mason ct al ~
the Circuit Court Tor the Mid
of dsties delivered 20 the dslrs
Of tho 1906 would be bound
per Of their producing capacity although tne
rules the The Court below bell hst
th copy the relieved the dsers rom tne
ogon imposed by the act and that judgment 'Io
Miller delivered the opinion. 90, ~, o.. D..
Colorado Teror-This the reversal Of luf8ment lore
closure suit Carpenter which sgsnst hrn the court
holding beoS erred 10 tndg that Carpenter had real "
he received the mortgage which had
been Justice swane delivered The opNion
Il1-Bganson Nirthi TO tue circuit
for Southern District Of linois-Ths Was a
eotnent quarter section OF land IN fnon
County sno brought by Wirth. The luigmen! was Ter
Nirh 1903 Leous through whom ne
derived title sustained by the Court This Court bos
reason OF granted 1918 Egerton for the aad n
controversy from title claimed BY Branon here was an oas
standing title which defeated ws em and that BY OF ts
be reversed bradley delivered the opinion
oi
This The judgment OF the Court OF Claims 70 we
that there never legal transfer by mortgage Of st
captured by States and for the proceeds Of Nnch sun
brought by the the plantation which was go" 70
pnf ana that hal therefore no title Jusce MI
the
New-York tribune., 1873-03-06
CIVIL NOTEI.

In the United States District Court, yester
day Judge BatehfOrd issued an order TO commit isa
dore Kruse FOR contempt u in declining 10 turn
over in obedience Injunction property IN the case
VI Augustus Cashner, bankrupt.
The Bar Association OF Brooklyn have in
dorsed the bill before the Legislature entitled. "An
act extending defining the civil jurisdiction OF the
Court OF Common Pleas OF New-YorI and the City Of
Brooklyn" and relating TO evil proceedings in tnesc
Courts.
The Spring Valley distillery owned by Ja-
cob Brown was seized few weeks ago. q charge OF
Illicit operations and the Government brought suit IN
the United states District Court 70 cOnhscate the
property which terminated, yesterday, in verdict IN
Ol Brown.
The Rev. Hugh Magaire, late Pastor Of st.
Johns r. G. Church, Brooklyn, died on Feb 2s, 1872
leaving estate the Seventh Ward and bonds aud
mortgage all valued at $4,000. viii bequeathing
all Of ths property to nephew OF the deceased, Hugh
Mcguire has been presented TO Surrogate Veeder for
probate. but brother aud other relatives 0f the de-
ceased are conestng the validity OF the will on the
ground that Il Is not the last win and testament Of tho
deceased 1t not executed and atested as required
by law aad had been revoked ana annued b. deceased
his lifetime. II Is SAID that the contestants WIN
endeayOT 10 show that the deceased directed tlat the
viii IN question should be destroyed.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-06
SUITS AGAINST THE CONTROLLER.

Controller Green having refused to pay
requAton OF the DePartme Of Docks for 10000, APP
pleation made IN tho Supreme Court, Special Term,
before Judge Leonard, for peremptory naudanus TO
compel This deHi3d .and an appeal taken 10 the
General Term, came up argument yesterday before
Judges mgrabam and Davis On behalf Of the Com
missioners, A. X. Lawrence argued that the decis-
ion OF Judge Ingraham, made in October, 1871,
In which the same question was presented.
should govern tins and mandamus
issued He further claimed that Judge Special
Term eted IN deciding that the Commissioners were
Obliged Ia present Of expenditures 10 Ie Con
IOllcr aud that the charter provided for the payment
by the Controller Of the requsiton of the Dock Depart
mcnt. Mr.. Strahaa cOntended that the Dock COmmis-
sioncrs had no right 20 demand OF the Controller pay
nent OF the specified in their requstion, and that
the charter they required to send TO the
Finance Department statement OF the expenses ln-
CURED by which tine requisItiOn was made Decision
reserved.
Judge Fancher granted yesterday. peremptory man
danus III the Supreme Court, Chambers directing the
CONTROLLER 70 slj49 ei for city and county adyer
Using to Icssrs Lynch Cole MeehaD, prOpTetors OF
The L1Sh American.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-06
APPEAL FOR SYMPATHY FOR MoRMoNs,

To the Editor OF The TrfbNhG
SIR Are we, the mature men and women
OF this country. 10 ait tamey by and see train Of
greedy spectators carry religious persecutonf 10
seems that railroad officials and the Adventures In their
train cOvet the fair city OF the MormOns and TO obtain
the fine property, and enjoy the fruits OF Mormon toll
they engage Mr. Grant 10 their selfseekng policy, and
commence, under the speeous pretense OF superior
morality, this against Utah. Little they care how
many wives and children they render homeless or how
many iellowctgens they drive into another Wilderness
SO that they and their families possess the desodted
homes Why, in the name OF oil that is liberal 90 we
permit such wcbedDess, such persecutlOni The hor-
mons are living up the dictates Of their own con-
and inJuring one. They arc cnterptlslDg,
sober, industrious and women. They nave "maCe
the desert rejoice and blossom as the rOse; ami N
they differ with In faith equally founded on the
Bible what night have 10 interfere or 10 insist On
doing their thinking for them .
The strong generous citizens Of this country should
n.rpose their Will between soldiers sword and fair
Utah. shame TO those who favor the injustice AS a
general thing only those do who to profit by H. can
nothing done avert the disgrace TO tins country or
such lesiation Let all good citizens look fairy ~ IN
sabect put themselves IN tue place OF the victims ana
then raise such storm OF indignant protest ~ shall
compel the Administration 10 respect the VIII OF large
souled people SHAWANEBEKE.
IHQcQ, N. T., Feb. Is, 1873
New-York tribune., 1873-03-06
MORE ABOUT TIE TAX on MORTGAGES.

To the Editor OF the TrtOthe'
SIR: win your correspondent who Is 30
much in favor taxing mortgages inform us he hS
ever read the State laws In regard TO trust iunds "De
family have 10 rely the interest OF mortgage foi
their supports He dates his letter Brooklyn VIII "o
please ten us II &lOo00 mortgage on Brooklyn piop
erty were left 10 widow and two or three chlui'"
how much they would got OF the seO interest MONEY
after tht tax had been taken from her s7of WIZ NC 'e
ps why real estate should be taxed twcct VIII hc ih
form II he has heard OF other States whcre '
interest allowed mortgages Is over per cent hnu
whcro the New-YOrk capitalist Een1s his hOney W
vest TO get rid tho taxation on mOrSaGe3f iIo"bo
see, has had s65,Oo0.O03 sent there since the nv
most OF II mortgages, because tue h'SiCs' Js
is 10 per cent, and the CAPITALIST OF N1T MS
York sending his there escapes ,hlS
taxation on mortgages. Gcw-York State with er uHA
tion on Ortgag ges driving her capital lToin her
have SOOOCO invest on mortgage, and can sehd i.
The State OF nOs any othea state, where can oD
tain net $40 year, gong TO invest ~ IN view
York or Brooklyn and receive only $0OJ ana have the
tax-law take 0OO OF nat from me, thus leaving c
less than 5000 income my sOOO)I Your eUIrS %
spondent Inimates that nc bias read TIE IkIBuhe %
years. 1 have only read IL half that time, ana nav
discovered through il that the taxation Oh NOR SaBos 10
curse STATE and as long nc we Keep ~ IN oioV
bcbciis 20 Other states No merchant, nauuactuei vi
poor man opposes having the mortgage tax aDJIsleu'
hei0- York, March 4, 1873. d. w. IL
New-York tribune., 1873-03-06
THE STATE or TRADE
prPppEly MARKETS

,oxnoS March Sl opened s2.f2i for money
and m. .un limited states HVeTwenty bonds Old l803 yJ
e7 gi Zen Fores s9i Fyes 9O Ee Railway shares 3ii
FR,SxPoRT harh 5-a. m-Uniei states rNe'Irepv o0n0s
opened at Ssh FOR the issue Of 1902
'PARs March 5-a. ul-Rentes opened at 5IL 'Oc .,n,
IyKRrooL March I'LL m-Cotou opened stesdy mddhrf
Upands glj. MddlDg Orleans. lol o. -
LoSpoS March 5-l0 m-Unlted state. F'eIEeoV oonos
1865. old, 9ji Eie Railway shares. S2i
March 5-l:3O m-Coton-The market Is STEADY
Savannah Charleston MaTth and April
st sid; aal ports, February aud MARCH, at at
IoXboy March m-fhe Of bullion withdrawn from
the B.uk Of England balsne TO-DAY 37Oo Conob closed an'
cbangedt United States Five Twenty bonds 1875 9ji.
PxRf, March 5-p m-Rentes closed Al 5IL Sc
IyKRrooI March SIS Cotton closed ,,eady the sales OF the
have esn bales for speculation and
po of sales bales American the sales yesterday were
which sold the regular close OF the mar
lei Bredstua quiet Ke6ned Petroleum III lS per gallon
LosDoS, March S-Eyelins-Spihts Turoentine &l est
LIvEKrooL March B-Bveang.-spnb IurpenIias, 20 Terh
New-York tribune., 1873-03-06

that Congress may yet return 10 the patriotic ineS
Of so years age IL Ia amentable 70 look AZ he
back To the days when an asperson NJ dishonor cast
for a privatc meeting with hair triggers within -
hours Not that thuk that the best mode 10 wIpe os
stain upon the character. hut showed now ten"o'o"'
CoDgTeasInen OF day OF their integrity. Al,
WIN yOu please inform your readers what act oi . @
XIIId Congress has benefited the country Chh on
point TO one II they met or enacted law
for the last two years should We ia nation has
poorer less happy or respected ut home OF aoros
If not, then the millions money and publo lanus
voted away and paid 10 them and their predecessors @ 49,.
30 much wasted of our national substance, anu v,
country might be the gamer " Congress would nee' , u
once in ten years. o. such this XlIid. one III III"
line would suffice AN INDIGNANT MAN oF sEYEhif'
BrOoLIvH, March !, 1873.