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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-07-04

STILES & HARDY amt got any money
to loan, To- amt rich enough to sell
goods on credit; but they can do the
other thing, viz: to-wit, namely: they
can and do sell goods very low, and say
they can afford to sell goods lower for
cash than any body can on credit.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-07-04
Normal Institute at Oregon.

Commencing July %, a four weeks
term of the Northwest Missouri Normal
Institute will be held at Oregon, Holt
county, with j. Baldwin, Principal, and
w. F. Drake, Vice Principal. Letters
of inquiry, Sc, should be addressed to
the latter.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-07-04
ddminisErntO,,s Notice.

xkDIT0Rs and NIL others interested In the
~ q Lsaac S. Evans, Decreased, are here
slhet that I have taken out lctters Of adj
Lsntan on the estate of said deceased, bear
- Nay q, 1873, and all persons having
tgzinst said estate are required 70 pre-
10 me for allowance within ore year,
nay We preclndcd from any beiefif OF
SSs..ae, and II said claims are not presented
"a sss years, they will be forever barred.
WILLIAM L. DfSAKT, Admir-.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-07-04
Pinger's Pine Lumber Yard, st.
Joseph, Mo.

Wholesale and retail dealers in lum-
her, lath, shingles, pickets, posts, sash,
doors, blinds and moulding. Best pine
fencing, al lengths, $40 Wpcrt thousand
feet; rough. barn boards, $40 10 per
thousand feet; pine sheeting, sl2 so
to S17 so per thousand feet; dimension
lumber, S22.50 per thousand feet, and
all other grades and qualities as low
n proportion. Yard and office, South
Fourth Street. St. Joseph. Mo
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Stray Notice.

srA ~ by William A. Pyle, Of Jefferson
AGr ~ u Andrew county, No., on the
|S{fIIssuce Of the Peace, u light bay horse,
IN name and tail, six years old, about
|~ssrsss5us high; no other marks or brands
nc. ~ Appraised nj seventy dollars by
I'm ihs n and John Hart, who were duly
~ :, "e 'or that talfJsost. A true copy.
JESSE join >. r.
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Farmers, Take Notice!

We hereby give notice to those con-
cerned that after Saturday, July II, no
grinding will be done at the Savannah
Mills, until the new wheat crop comes
in. C.P MILLER & SONS.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-07-04

Interesting Work, Enlarged Edition, New
Engravings, Two-hundred . SILKY I.ses'
Price 50 cents. Address DE 6uI1s ~.
sAs., u North Eighth Street. o. A0e" ~
Gee Advertisements - -
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-07-04

It Is the great household remedy, pleasant 70
take. vet potsnt for the prevention and cure OF
d-isesses, II is better than Bitters' Coro'aA'
p,,chu or ssrsapsrius,' Sold by Druggists
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-07-04

DR.. Hsnry's Root and Plant fnis'
Mia yss shoroush-no nauses or Tiping-en.
tirely yeeesable-greatl liver remedy. ff'oeZ'
cents. Sold BY Druggists.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-07-04
Mn. Whtsco mb's Syrup.

Tho great soothing remedy. fI'1s
cents. Gives rest TO the motnef ~" A
the child Sold by Druggists.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-07-04

F~Ru1T-JARs. jelly-glasses, goblets,
Sauce dishes, aud lookins-gglass at
Tyncr's.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-07-04
HARDWARE, &c.

nmLBURN, &CO., dealer in hard ware,
soyes and tinware, north side ofthe square,
sy.,nsh. No. J0bbing in tinwork done on
n,i;ee "a
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-07-04

Giant Ostrich, IS
fcethigh. not an Emu
rs is usually palmel
of by confidence OPP
orators.
Ton SpiralIIOrneL
African Eland.
1 African lIarte
Best, often adver-
Used but only seen
I'm old Johns collec-
lions.
POLAR OR
WHITE BEAR, and
only one IN America.
l SnOw-white Yak
of Tartary.
l ROYAL BEN
TIGAR.
KING VUL-
ETURE.
| 1 CASSOWARY,
bird without Wings
5or Tongue.
Is Asiatic and AZ
1rican Lions, and Ii
'onesses and Cubs.
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BAKERY, &c.

- c. sHEDRICK e. CO., Eagle bakery,
n. confectionery and restaurant wess sue
sqesre.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-07-04

m n II. DAVENPORT having located in
savannah, offers his professional services
z. citizens Of Savannah and vicinity. Office
X rrsidence on Main street, one block east Of
y liuare.
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kT THE OLD STAND.
South Side the Public Square.

no nv old customers I take great p easure in
sanouncing that I have brought IRON New
a or Of the largest stocks Of goods in MY line
"a lrSaghtte this city, consisting In part Of
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-07-04

q meets EVERY FRIDAY EvEN1NG, at
I'm hall, over. A. n. sSchuster. & Co.'s store
Ecnbss OF other lodges are cordially invited.
JACOB z. EADER, W. &. 4.
GsoaGE ARSoLD, Sec'y. II
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SOCIETIES.

-. T o. o. F~.-Savannah Lodge, No.
L. IA, Savannah, Mo-, meets every
A.SeTUESDAY EVENING, at Odd
- Fellows Hall, Northeast corner
kAe Public Square: All members OF the 9rler
Lroi standing, visiting the city, are cordially
WILLIAM ENT, n. G.
&c. wALKER, Sec'y. s&
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PHYSICIANS.

IN L. G. STONE, n. d., having located in
X Slyxnnah, Offers his professional services
IN citizens of the city and vicinity: Once,
IN side the square, first door east Of th. new
hnk Building.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-07-04

And an innumcrablc quail ty and guam
tity of Monkeys, Apes, Birds, Mechan-
zeal Curiosities, and Animals found in
all
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-07-04

III Z.
". .r savannah sayings Bank, With David
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-07-04

After passing through numberless
Pavilions. the patrons special attention
is called to the
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-07-04
FIRST CLASS
Menageries

known to the biologists and !mpossi-
bic TO e~uunerate, and well worth n
weeks patient study of the Naturalist
and Lover of Our Divine X ;lers
Handiwork.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-07-04
ATTORNEYS.

mG,INs ,::Atiorney-at-Law oiice over
[ niu,an,s store, Savannah, Missouri.
A lasi in all the Courts OF the 9Th Judi
~ ,ait. "3
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STRICTLY
MORAL
CIRCUS !!

Embracing Che finest Arenic Talent
the sun ever shone upon, with its Army
of Celebrities, Bare Back Male and
Female Eqacstrians, Finished Gym
lasts, Volt;Seurs, Four Great Clowns,
Trained Horses, Ponies, and almost an
entire change in the most difficult feats
of SkillfM Horseback Riding and New
Gymnastic Acts created expressly to
add additional eclat TO the
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-07-04

~ C,LpwELL, attorney-st-aw and
II wSo,sry Public. Pays special attention
/. .siii.s s,;ss sssS Tertai'F. i aaa s%ss sio1s' :
t1e' csaS r,rmers' Bank. "a
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- aIDDINGS has resumed the yrac-
NoL nfIawe lie can he found at his old Of
ussr,S side Of the public square, Savannah,
~, ssrtn "" b
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BRYAN, attorney at law, will prst tice
r , 4 &c s si1sa 6 C s SS1'asf Il the s's sssa'y
yea ss,e courts. ONCE ON the west side OF
"a goo" "a
Z. san1rr.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
THE BAR ASSOCIATIONS.
I'D 1nroRr,Nr AMENnNrNr srGGr.rEn.

Az IdPORTkNT AMENDMENT SUGGESTED.
A limited number of members attended the
regular meeting Of the Bar Association last evening
william NJ Evarts presiding. The following we're unan
imousy elected members; Otis T. Hall, Sanford ii.
steele James Otis Hoyt, Richard VI. Henry. George
Putnam smith, and Henry &. Lockwood. The Executive
Committee reported their minutes that old build
ing would answer the purpose OF the Association and
recommended the Building COmmtee to consider ihe
availability OF certain vacant lots which had been
brought TO their notice The Standing Committee on
the Amendment OF the Laws reported as follows;
Your committee have considered ana discussed
uauber Of communications addressed 10 them relating
fo gncndmcuis OF tue Ia among rthcrs the abolition
of arrest ~ civil actions the amendment OF kile No. 70
of the Supreme the apo utment oi referees III
foreclosure cases. amendment OF the law oi evidence
~ relation 10 compaFir0Hs OF Hpupfu wilnss .u ~
amendment Of the law requiring unanimous Neics 81
acqulJtdi IN criminal cases etc your cohnSe ly2Pco,
fny report tlat IN tc tne d% % adonfed
relation 20 comparison oi dtnd "litlhk' d
Jy courts Of hs state II unsatslaotOry 5nc rno Is
~ follows ,-.-,,. ..
poses the hauivnr Of fu n.u9sns NAV ,, omp4Ts by he a
ie from sech cmpasg Eu! Other afaa.at, sanS' 90 q I, ,
The CoInrnttec recommend the following act {;
A. Act sucucng auon 10 ci'pn'fd Truns
prove. 70 ne ssiseon otoc Juirs genuine permitted
70 be made g se, and sseh .Hg '"e % @ ''n @ at o. a
Of Toe genuene,s ooers Of the wrhng ID ara' TIE act to
The COMMITTEE reports that the act recommended by
them adopted verbatim from the E"gLhh statute oi
II Ind Is Victoria. known "a, Common Law lfoCcdur"
Act Of 1851, chapter l25, section %.
Tne report was signed by Charles 0Conor and Fred
erlck Belts Secretary and was adopted. The Com
it,ec was requested to obtain slch legislation was
desirable ia the matter
Tie Chairman announced the following as the Com
mittec appointed on Elective Judiciary: Benjamin d.
sllitnan Theodore h. Dwight. Henry l. Clinton
Wheeler II PcckhaIn, John W. Sargent. The Chairman
was afcrward ADDED. TGo oDCct q tbs Committee IA
10 have Judges appointed IS the Executive Instead OF
elected ty the people
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09

clothing The old Roman Catholic Cemetery on Belle
yilleaye be improved The colOred citizens Will
celebrate the passage OF the Fifteenth Amendment %
morrow by procession. John Handley, the boy sur
yvor OF the Atlantic wreck prefers 20 remain with his
sister In this city and will not accept the offer OF Alder
Kelley OF Rochester, NJ H. VINO wished 70 ADOPT
him.
ORAYGE-The Fire Department bas osen reorgauhed
with John j. Fell, chief engineer 4nn mlclae, va ,barny
and Tbos brennan assistants. The saty OF the chei
il 5000 per annum Marshal " Smith bas ReeR elected
Marshal OF Police The POst-Ohce ID 70 be removed to
a more commodious building. " IDe Comnon COnncll
has directed the City Counsel to draw up an argument
annnline the present agreement existing between the
city and the Horse Car Company, ana PfOhiDIunR !ne
running OF streetcars on Sunday anu has uS'Seu eno
Mayor and City Clerk 10 sign IT,
TRESroN-The Governor yesterday apponted MAJOR
James s. Yard Of Freehold. Commissioner OF laAauOh
under the recent Of the Legislature requiring &
road corporations to pay municipal tax IN the e1'
OF Pollard aRt the Hew-Jersey Railroad S9Inpanyy, Sp
before the United states Circuit Court the
closed and the case Will be submitted to the jury oI
argument to-day. .
MoSTCLAIR.-The Msntcair School Trustees suDmlteu
10 State Superintendent Apgar, the question MnelneI
had absened herself to attend the
Institute entitled TO full pay, and the SupeiAh"nd
ent returned reply favorable to the teacher
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The first Commencement exercises of the
NewYork Free Medical College for Women will be held
at steinway Hall on Saturday, April IA, at 8 .. m'
The Panama Railroad Directors organized,
Yesterday by the election OF Alden b. sockwe Presi-
dent: F. W. G. Bellows Yiee President H. Smith, Treas
urer, and d. L. Keeler, Seoretafy.
The XXIst Assembly District German Ke-
form Organization held meeting, last night ana In
dorsed the recent action OF the German Reform central
Committee in calling for the appointment Ot commis
sion 10 prepare charter for the city, TO be suDmVeu W
the vote Of the people for approval
The Annual Conference OF the Brooklyn
Presbytery was begun, yesterday in the Presbyterian
Rooms at Fultonave and Galatnplace, the Moderator
the Rev. Dr. Evans presiding The session was deyoted
10 the reading OF narratives showing the cOhuon VI o
churches and 30 a discussion the WORK OF ioTeiyu
missions The Rev. Drs. Butler Nandyke, ana 1; M
stearns were appointed Committee on FOrsien Nile
siOns.
The Commissioners Of Emigration met, yes
terday afternoon at Castle Garden, Richard OGorman
presidng Bills to the amount OF Sl2373 81 were or
dered TO be paid. Messrs. Lynch and Kaufman repre-
sentatives Of the Irish and German Emgrant Soceee
were appOpted a committee 10 proceed 20 Albany 10
procure the restitution by the state 10 the Emigration
Commission OF $4,000. Since January ], 27O2t lmin
grants have arrived at this port against 2Ole uuIR Ie
corres pOnding period OF 1872
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
THE sNEDECOR ART SALE.

The second installment OF the collection OF
paintings belonging John snedecor comprising about
100 works was disposed Of last evening, at the Soner
Vile Art Gallery at Firth.ave and FOurteenthst, by H.
someryIl,e auctloneer Many of the pictures soId
ecited applause and other expressions or adnlratob
from the audience upon their presentation Tue Dddhg
on the whole was quite langmd. and the prlces averaged
rather low though occasionally piece OF particular at
tractiyeness would awaken brsker competition ana
realize good amount
Among the more notable pictures sold during tne
evening were a medum-sized work by Antoine August
uebert of Paris entitled "The Flight from tho Malaria
Rome" from the sale OF Baron Michel de 1fetaghel
which starting at OOO ran quickly by $50 and 500
leans To nearly S165O; "The Widows Story" a large
niece by Carl Hubner" at 1890; large Marine" by
, r Bricher si6O; a bright view of Venice, looking In
from the sea- Of moderate size, which, beginning win
hid Of 500 was quickly disposed OF at $780, another
view of Venice duer in color by the same artist S4o
par of tiny ink drawings by Meyer Won Bremen eht-
red Application" and "Ideness," at sl20 each Ihe
Younc Mother" a small piece by F. Myerheim, sSl6; q
very striking work by Adoph schreyer OF Fraukior en-
titled Teaning in Russia, which from stdit VI fCC'
81 2CO. $500, finally falling at s,iO; .Tby
small bit OF color by Meyer Won btehen; 1o oa'Su
ZION va very brilliant piece by c. Detti OF Rome. whlch
brought $50; Rembrandt and hls VIE on pOrGela
by Hole OF Munich, which ran uD 10 sVoV EeLy ih
work entitled The Disclosure, By OTTO rdhah' WHICH
cold at Sl,375. III, -, 49,. ,,,,,b, ,ra,o
What have Forgottenl :" by jules HuDner S2o0i Inc
Im,naculate Cunce ptiOn" porcelain by Hole S2lOi
'.AIornng." by +. Yoltz 500, The Lovers hehdtL'
vous" by Firmin GiraTd s19Oj tio NV Panl
soyer 500; "The Salute, by H. Corenne, s2go ine u,
proceeds Of the sale amounted to $4,000 an average OF
i,rVe number OF water-cOiOrs, with an assortment ol
bronzes &c, will be disposed OF tonight.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
THE POSTAL-CAR SERVICE.

PLEAS OF TTE RAILROAD OFFlCEi'S
SESSION oP T1IE SENATE CoMNrrrrr-CosT ot THE
RcSrAL CARS NOW RUNNING EAST "EsI' AMI
II-RECOMNENDAT1oNs.
The Speeial Committee of the Umted states
Senate on transportation Routes to the Seap"a'u
held their first session, at the Fifth A0enue hoei
Yesterday morning. Toe resolution Ghoer "hicn
they act was passed in December out wheh tre
auestion cf the relations between the rallWay cor
,,orations and the Post-O Office Department came up
<his investigation was added 20 their duties. Inc
Committee includes Senator Nindom q Minnesota
Chairman: Senators sherman, Conkllng' Ames
Conoyer Casserlv. Norwood, II. G. Davis, and
Mitchell c. G.. Jones. Assistant Serceant-at'Arms
od the Senate hes charge Of the arrangements. NJ
the session Yesterday all the members were present
EXCEPT Senators Sherman, Ames, and Norwood
Isaac Hiuckley represented the Philadelphia, Will
mington and Baltimore Railroad; Theodore Cuyler
of Philadelphia, the Pennsylvania Railroad, and
James n Davis Assistant Superintendent of the
Railway Mail Service, appeared il behalf OF the
Post-0hice Department.
Mr. Hinckey made statement. reviewing the
postal service rendered by his company up 10 tie
present time and showing the inequality IN pay
mens 10 different companies the loss at the present
rates and the expense Of postal cars. He also Inaoe
suggestions in regard TO the proper compensation toI
this service. j. Strickland Kneas, representing the
roads between Philadelphia and New-York' pre-
sented some figures showing the amount OF postal
service between those two cities. Il. d. Bishop,
President of the New-YorE New-Haven and Hart
ford Railroad spoke of Col Banes statement OF the
increased expense which viii be incurred by the
department upon the withdrawal OF the postal
ears, and gave statement OF the service per
formed 10y his road. C. W. Chaplin of the Boston and
y,f 10 &C
w. d. Worcester Of the New-York Central and Hud-
son River Railroad recited some of the expensive
annoyances caused by the present law. The Com
nttee will meet at l p. IN. today.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
A errAMER AGROUND AT NEIL GATE.

The steamer Ella City Of the New-Iork and
N,V-Haycn hoe met with a disaster short distance
above Hell Gate AZ y e. m Yesterday. The Elm city
leaves Pcck-sip nightly, at Il O'clock for Ncw'Haven
On Mooday evening she iat as usual though at a some
wha. iatef hour wei loaded ana with from 100 10 100
passengers on hoard Che steamed out into the river in
the midst OF a sught fog, which u was thought would
not seriously impede her progress Hell Gate was
passed ~ safety, and apparently all well til about
! o'clock when the foc became dcnser. Slowly feel
inc her way along aud w:ih whistle frequently
sounding she mace considerable progress, and was
sufpostd by her olCt~s ia be il the safe channel,
wien suddenly sc ran aground Most OF the passengers
FASTENED deck but the Oiuc6f7 ISSUED orders a
quiet Wav which AZ alidycd the fears OF tnosc on
hoard among whom The recollection Of recent horrors on
tbc sea might otherwise produced - panic Anon
the Passengers WIS considerable company Of Italian
cmefants who hardly p'ook of the cOolHcs Of their
fellow passenger but tncT noucntaiy alarm was soon
dispeIlcd ana an On board weit nearly quiet as "
Aotuus unusu0. had occurred
souudincs were taken M ah directions, aud II was
found that from 70 % 2Gr tof water surrounded the
vessel Tue pu.Gt - vhich she aground ut the
stepping stones, The Long Island shore. few miles
above Hell Gate IAtO.sI th, mole ~ the bow cousd
cradle UuauitY az water entered, bat not enough To IN
cniumodc ihc passengers. Soon after daylight the pro-
~ Her Now Haven OF ihr same c, bound 10 Sew York
ias-cd the uuIitdratc Elm Cty aud, taking of all hcr
passenger, retained To- tnis city Yesterday forenoon.
TIE Oe,rr- oi Tie Co.'S. NIctagg Company ~ tIs cts
.,f. Yesterday morning fOi the az The d-Istcr
Part of int freight has already been secu.td.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
ARREST OF A BANK CASHIER

H. the case Of Stephen +. Gordon, Broad
way music publisher against JOHN Van OIden, Cashier
of the a,e suyvosant Bana TIE defendant yesterday
gave bah iu $4,000, Gardner LndOu, ii. Henry Myer
Fgauk.auc A. ThuTstop, ana TAomas Hanson becoming
BIZ UorasmeE. Nj GOrdons aihdayit states thar a.
Feb g. 1870 be- Kept % su, account ~ tLo stuyycsaui
Rauk having 40 the tine $cCOO deposit at No
National Broadway Bank THIS latter was OrawItg
no interest and 80 ht withdrew toe amount and PLACED
t with oCr money, amOuufng 10 al 10 S42tUC, u tc
h.nts Of Nj Van Ordeu 20 be Invested lent boy
on security. MI Gordon desired 70 pmcbaso Govern
men. bond wItu the money, bat Van Ofdcu SAID thy
were TOO 4, gh lie then advised Nj. Gordon o. lc Hi
lend the money 90 FISK & Hatch, aud have IL
secured oy Government bonOs at per cent interest
Van Oidcn volunteered 20 go TIE business without
charge. aud MI. Gordon. acting ou bs representations
gave him February 1870 Socoo for Tins purpose and
was Oh the following day old by INN that me bad lent
tc money Co Flsk & Hatch. Van CIdou also exhibited
4DmC Gufeluu ~ securities, p1rp'r.hg to nave been
Iltcl. on Sopl J9 OF the same yea. $4,000 was
.uvauC.d by MI Gordon. ana Wen Oru"u gave
Lu receipt acknowledging tnat ho ned ine S'2y.'.
A few d1yt previous 60 the failure uI tic
-ruyyesaut Bank Van Ofdcp called ou BIT.
GsIC0l ana Obtained the latter's bank book ana
'Gc fsoIqt O indebtedness, saying that Lr WlsDec io
nfG. MP Immediately uUon tao ialuIe az The bank
III Gordon called on Fisk ~ Hatch, ana WHs informed
tuat tn'y hgd not borrowed OF ms money dely-
cred any Government bonds 10 Van OrdeH upon he
etr.rtv. .lI Gordon unable 10 obtain either Lis
the PROMISES Of restitution made by tho latter, he dd
not proceed agdiust him until recently. Van OlCen
arrested Oh Monday.
day That tho checks deposited by Mr.. Gordon we're
ulIe uayabc % tho S.uyyc.aut Bank IA ont instance
and hiiEsef as cashier 10 the other aud were u"d'r
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09

stood 10 be bank transactions The money was loaned
AZ Mr. Cordons request in small sums at per cent In
ferest and was not at any time loaned 20 bankers OF
brOkers At Mr.. GOrdons request we called IN tne los
and dcpotrd the money in the stuyvesant Bank to Mr.
CordOns credit he kept "a large account therei anu
deposited when the bank failed. Mr. 19Iuoa 2ua
went before the assignee IN bankruptcy and established
his claim az against the bank Now seeing tte chance
OF securing the money from the bank, ne has enneay
ored 10 force Mr. Van Oren TO assume the responsibility
OF It's repay ment The suit If designed as malicious
one the granting Of che order on the andayt OF 's
complainant without further proof OF allegation OF
fraud was strongly condemned by lawyers III the case
AZ innroper nractlce IN tho courts.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
BROOKLYN.

Prospect Park visitors last week, 97,OS2; on
Sunday, lG,62l
The Society for the Aid of Fnendless
Women and Children cared for $50 adults and children
Last year and furnished meals 1850 persons each
month during the Winter. The total receipts were
a. IQ5 2 and the disbursements s5735 40 balance Apr
Z, $3.50 %.
The gas companies do not like the city 5
proposition TO make It's They claim that they
paid last year. on real and personal property, taxes
amounting sO0O and that the city actually gets It's
Os for nuihipg The TaNCOllectOr'S books show that
only sl25 s9s was paid by all the companies, last year.
while II cost the city $6OO,OOO for gas.
The second trial of John Van Syckel, for
the alleged poisoning of his wife, last October, con
tnued IN the Kings County Court OF oyer and Terminer
before Judge Tupper yesterday the prosecution closed
and the accused gave mis- testimony, at the conclusion
uf which the counsel asked Tor Ills acqultal on the
ground that there was real evidence against hlm
Tue DIstrictAttOrney opposed the measure, anu tue
Court then adjourned
The Park Commission held its monthly
meeting last evening. The Treasurer reported that the
expenditures during March tG6,656 81; balance on
hand s39977 So; S365G 80 expended for improve
meus on Prospect other parks and 100000 has been
received from City Treasurer TO be expended on
Washington Park. The construction OF tine Martyrs
Turub iH Washington Park, Will be begun next week.
limited themselves the employment ot 800 men on all
the park, this The work OF preparing the East
side lands sale IL advancing, aud the Sdckcttst
Buulc ward b. nearly comp leted.