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New-York tribune., 1873-05-29
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
port oF NEW foKk...

PORT or NEW -foKk.... ........ ............."MAr a.
CLEARED.
Steamship Charleston, Berry Charleston s. c. Morgan Co.
steamship Java tBrl Martyr Liverpool and Queenstown Chis o.
steamship City OF Dallas JOu, Ksr C. Nal
steamship Idaho CBri Morgan Liverpool Williams Guion
steamship Pembroke BEl Williams Csriin Ss Banter GO
steamship Bremen N. G subcs Bremen via ho1eimp'op
Oclnchs q 20. -...-.
steamship Philadslphis. DAVIS. Phihdelphia
steamship Fanny eads ,ads. lSsT BStIGs S,,,,r.
Steamship Monitor, Grulnley. PhiAdelphla
Bar, Rosebud (Trj Coils Liverpool Geo Bulley Bro
gk as Ko,r Cork Falmouth fOs orders Funch Edys
Bari Jennie Albert (Br Osborn Beyros F.bbn Chupeey
Brig NJ. Knowhon, Mckee, Galveston, C. H. Mallory I Go.
B1s Uncade Brl Le Btses HareOr GRACE X 6 3 Hubbard
sehr Nellie Potter Gaskn. wAshngoo ~ e. W. hinmn Co
scar Ada Herbert Allen o.cesIsr MISS wootrsa Robinson
Gh,s H. iiogles ssuhssOn PSonss.SSo wesserg
sehr Edwin Collier snon.Ou, Providence " J.cisou Co
schE Elva tBrD, kns~leA Roei Souna
.l ARRIVED.
,s,S l,h ppdss md pas. 70 Nssioasl Steamship Co
steamship So TSoass (Br Dtsfon PO.aPrues Nay
"s ..SsS % "a Ft. pas M T. a. e Hamburg May a. and H., ,a
with nd.s. and e ksaSaSi. = Co.
uS an ~ y I,sssDdrs 4 SOM.
s,ssmssp p.nla DOass Pssepha With mdse and Loo
s.sssp Dso JOhAsOu Portland with nas and pass to j. "
Steamship Gl.sco wson Boston, pas.
-,,s ssI.s and pas. Old Dominica seamship Co
s.sansAlp Busfsessr Jese wlmpgos With nass teusrd
sssasSp J'caO, Hazard svsuu.s With ad's .nd w.
SHIP Jo1ss tPOrl Pcseoa OpOro dau Id.ss.
bs Elizabeth Gnh,a tOf sswps Bragg SHANGHAI ssdsy. .a
Bsa D.s P.,sT iA.t, cordl.a HAVE 70 s,A -d-a
New-York tribune., 1873-05-29
GRNERAL NOTES.

Several Of the Boston newspapers mennon
aAt hr Ralph Waldo Emerson 20 years old Oh Bun
day last and take occasion 10 congratulate Aim Ano
themseves upon the health and strength Of body ana
mind which retainsj while IL is regretted that
ne not at home personally 70 receive special kn1
Wishes Of bis frsnds npOs Interesting IN OCCASION
We had given MP the hens and the chron-
iole q their explOs bus young foui In Charlotte.
O. deserves the encouragement OF mention. She does
mot merely lay lsTge eggshe docs not oonne herseif
"a uooOmmoniy small esgs-her genius s equal 70 both
sor Her nrst efforts were no bigger than partridge
Sg,s and weighed only onequArter OF ounce each.
ht .mbltiOe bred her feaherod BOSOM aud few days
sgs shs pcoseRtod hog Asgohshed owner wita an es<
New-York tribune., 1873-05-29
CRIMINAL NOTES.

By agreement of Wm A. Beach and tho District
AorBey trial Wm ShAkeJ set down or THURSDAY June
in the Court Of General Sessions . t. ..
The following persons pleaded guilty IN the COuIe
General Sessions Mr. Rollins appearing for the Ds'rAtofn
Shields and George Chy FOR pet larceny w,rs sent 70 @
James Wilson aud John sullivan M an
attempt Burglary sentenced 10 the state Psoa I
each sceuy enc month N
The "A no Drssgn IN the Of jams
Clements Jointly With james Keee for burglary Among c
cases tried William Clark alias smith, and James
Armstrong stealing March 81 563 from Hannah ssekmans
groerY No IN hngnst The story Of thn
the clever theycry one attracting
the attention complainant while the other stole e money s1e
-as not sustained BY evidence sufficiently however Armstrong;
the verdict Of not guilty as to hm bot I as
convicted sentenced TO two wears IN the state PRISON mares
both In the csse OF no ei Jac
assault William Horan on ne go INST m he 'aoos
dagreed and we dsurged fhe r. ner
p AIDED guilty sent 10 the CITY Prison o ID lays "4
4. Kintnag dsIsnded him ...'
New-York tribune., 1873-05-29
CAPT. JACK DEPENDED.

70 the EdItOr Of The Tribune.
SIR It is reported by telegraph that Capt.
Jack and band OF rs braves have resolved die with
their res In their hands, thus practically repeating the
saying with our Revolutionary fathers Give Us liberty
or ave us DEATH" And when passion and prejudice
subsde and truthful history written, future genera
tons will esteem Capt Jack q hero and patriot
equal to any on rage of history The idea of
age treacery attached to him account Of shooting
Gen Candy and the Peace Commissioners. win have no
weight when the provoeatOn and all the circumstances
sro duly considered That but tho natural
sequence OF the sttempt poison tho Modocs by Capt
Ben Wright 20 years ago. the details Of which have
been given in The TRIBUNE.
In 1855 the writer Of this travelled through the Modoo
country and became resident In Southern Oregon not
far the Of the present Aodoo wsr The set
Element Of tho country had then only Just began and
with many Others went there with the undorsandinr
ths the hsd msde treaty provision for tho
Indian; found out mistake. The war Of
races had begun and the spirit OF the golden rule
extinct. To shoot Indians and take their women asd
borses and children Tor mena servitude was reputable,
and toe man who killed tho greatest number claimed
the ost honorable distinction Ia regard 70 tho poison
Ins by Ben Wright about which thero haa been
disprte, I was informed by Dr. Ambrose, who
ia 1855 was agont FOE tiIe Indians In Rogas
I,yor Valley. that Bon. Wrieht with n white
saos aud $40 Isdiss Interpreters went Among ths
New-York tribune., 1873-05-29
A CHURCH DISPUTE.

A suit brought by the Church of the Re-
demption against Grace Church is in progress before
Judge Van Brunt IN the Special Term OF the Supreme
Court and attracting little attention Of
the character Of the ltlgatng parties. II that
some years ago, according the story Of the plaintiffs
a Protestant Episcopal Congregation, known as the
Astor- place Mission, OF which the Rev. Mr. Dixon
Pastor procured from Grace Church $4,000 for the pur
pose OF purchasing church site opposite the academy
OF Music The church was then organized under the
title OF the Church OF the Redemption" money being
raised complete the purchase aud TO build the church
The title was, however taken In the name Of Grace
Church, but the ground occupied by Mr..
Dixon and his congregation as the Church Of the Re-
deniption. Some time later trouble arose among the
congregation election took place. at which, II Ia
claimed, the church filled with police, and by
OF ths election the keys OF the church put in the
hands OF the Grace Church people, who took and still
retain possession OF the church This suit WAS then in
sued TO possession OF the church ana to have
Grace Church appointed trustee.
On behalf OF Grace Church sit was claimed yesterday
that the church built by them with the aid OF
outside subscriptions and that IL had organized
the Church OF the Redemption The trial will occnpy
several days.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-29

| "A NEW INQUIRY FOR TRAIN
u,DGn rAscHxR's oPIuor or, THE LA"-A"uo
.yxrs ON THE Observation-Disclosures AND MR.
BILL - =, c.
crowd gathered in Judge Fanchers Court
ve.erea, 10 hear tho resnt OF the arguments IN .no
Train case By the DistrctAttorney' VINO WIN
Mr. Lyon, his sssistanf' anu "oS''' "'" '' ~
| are Mr. Trains counsel
NM Bell asked that day be SGT doWn TOT an n'oS'r
| cation into Trains mental condition
Mr. Phelps replied that present no investigation
conId ps had that although Mr. Train had been com
mitted 10 the Asylum, he had not entered IT, and until
ne became patient the question OF hts sanity could
not be inquired into II such an inquiry could be made
now there WAS nothing to prevent another following
five minutes after tho conclusion OF that asked for
He submitod that IL was unfair construction Of the
statute order investigation before Mr. Train had
been under the treatment OF tho Asylum Then the
managers Of the institution could give their opinion as
to his sanity or insanity.
Mr. Howe claimed that Mr. Train came under tho
head OF "patent OF the criminal class" and as such
was entitled to an investigation under the statute.
Mr. Phelps asked how no could DO patient whom he
had never set foot In the asylum
Mr. Howe thought 1t would be cruel to send him 10
the asylum II he sane. Mr. Lyon read tho commit
ment claiming that 1t made by officer who had
the power to IT, and that at present Mr. Train was
declared insane by competent Court, and until nc had
actually entered the asylum an examination wac ho'
proper. A.,
Judge Fancher said he understood the commitment
had been delivered the Sheria and that he had Mr.
Train now in his custody. .. . .E .....
Mr. Lyon said this was the faot. - - -.
Then said Judge Fancher, under the statute this pro
ceedng regular The petition presented to me states
that Mr. Train Is In charge OF The Sheriff. and alleges
that the prisoner is sane. That Is accompanied Dy ts
afdavs OF DR. Neas the physician Of tho iTOnbs ana
of the warden both OF whom state that the petitioner
sane that IL would be safe and proper 10 allow MN
go at large Upon that the question is raised whether
Justice OF the supreme Court has power now 10 make
inquiry sanity. The statute provides that pa
the criminal GLASS may be discharged by Jus
lice OF Supreme Court, If upon due investigation IL
shall appear SAFE legal aud right to make sucn an or
der. looked into the questions myself ana nave
no douD that tue Judge jurisdiction OF the case
on such a petition this aud perhaps might go fur
ther IL the opinion OF the majority OF tno
Justices OF district Therefore am bound to tako
| cogulzance OF this case.
Mr Bell then suggested to-day. at g. good time TO
begin Judge Faneher consented and ordored jury
10 be- IN readiness. To the surprise Of Mr.. Bell Judge
Fancher stated that he snoud not preside. but lot
| sheriff take charge OF the case There VIII now De
| presented the spectacle jury, under Sheriff.
reviewing the WORK OF another done only few weeks
previous under lead OF Of the oldest judges IN
| the city.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-29

Barb Hrsr Oeai (of g. John b. Ass.r.,a Es... /, q
sith Sugar ssd meisd0. 'ft
Bark Ceone, mslOoey. Cisnfosgo- IS aay. With ,,v,,
Barb sokr.es Nsl BionSe Bords.ur % days vita ss.
BARK 81 Cioad Bars.oS. Lsgborn 50 days WITH rdss
B'rs Uelsnd Nor Tsnnahsen. hhdesboo dsy .tA r,.
sn, Pre- sesl.nre psl,, oosso TnOss "a d.y. With ..n
Brig Victor Barnett Of asd dsy Bernaaa -ss praso.
Brig vhsgs Belle IO Of and 10 dss from Bsrm4Is -sh 49,,
Bt'9 Emily tcf Pnnes BdSards Island n,rs Santa MN.
days vita mise.
brig Csasszsns III. > Ra..o Palermo s days. .stS h,
Bns Lsglsa litaL) Monciso Ldesis lls days nphs,
days With plaster ! s,s
sehr. Cbss g. Wares Smith Bsrsnoa 10 dam -iA hut
schr Laura Pride of s4Dd) AsIsOdr 10 is -
scHoosHss-rvss srD eossrrms
Wm nskIef. Virginia Magellan Yirraia
Mana Bh1aeets yrpss kin Jane. Yrg.s
o. r. BiAs. Virma f.fN Ifa..... f0'I
SAILED.
seamshs Bremen for Brsnsa Tsaee. for gs.go- gy, .
Domisgo, CITY of Dallas. for New -OrsaaA .' $50
HIND-SuDsst hgbt, s. W. hslT
DOMESTIC PORTS.
B0sros Bav H--ArnVei .tsunshios Psingr. hs- I,-..
herceda Chsresteh bsrs Cssopas Soarab.,
BvsBs from Mstah1Aa
LswEs Del Mar A-Arrved brig Cairo from Msara, 70, -.
PoRr aoNKog. Va Nay 4-ArHved bsrk Csmp.aero s, a..
dila; she asd ssiled for ~"
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON MAY @-The North German oTi, Lns ss,m..
Wihgef NewYofk Mar H. for Bremss srnssd
O'Clock evening and shortly aer PROCEEDED deas.
LIVERPOOL MaJ RThe Allan Lne steamship Crcaaaa r..
Quehec Aay w. has arr Vod here
QUEENSTOWN. MAy 2The National Lane Clna. W.
from NosYor MAJ n for Liverpool hlrbs ~
The Ioman Line eanship City o Bro Desmotte fon Tt
May Liverpool aVed here Al ilD thls aaooa ~
IBman Line CITY Baltimore sailed from BORT l.
NewYsfk
For Latest ship sevs see rim Page,
New-York tribune., 1873-05-29
TILE sruYYEsANT WILL.

In 1865 Joseph X. Stuyvesant made a will,
leaving equal parts all of his property amounting
about 100000 his daughter Mrs. Margaret Henrietta
woodhouse. and his both the children OF his first
wife. In 1871 he made codic TO his will, by which he
left 10000 10 his son, Nicholas w. Suyvesant who is
in the Lunstc Asylum The eodicil provides that
II the unatc does not recover or leave ISSUE and dies
the children by the first wife, Ia TO 20 70
esher or both Of the survivors The will Is contested on
the grounds thai there was, alleged, marriage
with the woman mentioned as the first wife that the
Iatc SOD the only legitimate child Of the tsstato
and that the testator was OF unsonnd mind when he
made the wfl The case comes up Tuesday next at IL
o. " N. Baldwin appointed as special guardIa An
of the son now In the Lunauc AsyluIn.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-29

Mcdocs and invited them 10 assemble 70 mako ueasg
of poace "A gOod number about 400 Of their chic. and
others with their tquaws and little ones colleoted %
gether Ho caused 70 be Killed ana reastea
and seasoned with stryohnine then invited the In
disns to psrtake of the FEAST but one OF tho inter
prefers had the sndish plot, ne gave infor
nation 10 tho chiefs Of his people, and they wisely re-
fused 10 eat. The murderers being defeated IN one way
accomplished their object In another THIS is out one
out OF many similar cases known the writer In which
Indian chiefs met poaoe commissioners 70 negous,o
treaties for their respective tribes and were depertey
murdered by so-called Christian men. 30 frequently
was this tho that Capt Jack had just reason 70 o
eve that treachery the white mans rule ana nos
the exception. There facts oonnocted wlth tho
shooting Of Gens. Candy and Thomas when. mnon s
properly considered. will do much 70 modify our lon
nent IL not to clear Capt. jack from gqit anu oI,
for the sad result. n u Johh p"
Ohdp<ny,le, Conn, May n. 1873
New-York tribune., 1873-05-29
CIVIL NOTES,

The Hilliker will matter was adjourned yes
terdsy in the surrogates Court until Monday II IN
All cases on the calendar Of the General
Term or the Marine Court win called next Saturday
at 10 q. IN.
In tho United States District Court yester-
day sus was begun, By capas behalf OF the Govern
mept 70 recover bond ESQ., 900 from James H. Young
A SUIT OF like nature was also instituted against
Douglas A. Leivn TO recover 5000.
Hiram Vail, mason and builder, has insti-
tuted proooodinss In tLo Brooklyn Ctr Court against
New-York tribune., 1873-05-29

sveieh,ne tSrco ounoas and haMi-one OF the irsrs
recorded in bistoryi 30 much for gving her ""'o
mind 20 the busness .,
A most portontously precocious two-year oiu
child hero H. -Conneoticut state sna Ia so ~. ~
Rookvine His mother went TO church. leaving him IN
charge Of his father wAo happened to go into DARK
oaet when litte nastor shut the door drew tno bot
and proceeded smash che crsIssT s sai ra or release
Wbas eamc back from her devoh0ns sne iOuhu
her offspring sweoy 6 ssSsr wy. W.
in shs c,ose half mad with rage and hall shed Tor
want nj air.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-29
PASSENGERS 4RRIVFD.

PROM SAvANNAH-Ip steamship Jdcnto. N,y BE- O.
Miss Mrs Mead Miss Halle Prof
Stowe Mrs H. Miss Crane. Capt H. s. Wctmore Miss
Gberl NJ Gilbert g. Peabody Mrs Liver and daughter
L. de W Taker smith Mrs Curly and children M Nhor
P6er Miss Beach Mss Steinbeger Mn MunshAw
walsh daughter Mrs Dodd Mrs Harrison Mrs Rove
children NJ Cagln A. FarhssoIh, > senberger r. Glaspe L.
Haghes Varnum W. H. Lne W. Ws,erhouse LINE Johnson
Cath Cooper Susan Daley Pege Edwards Geo RrTuods and wife
Mn A. Snow Miss Turner. g. T. Palmer A. K. Owen hT Belen
W. c. Burknsbsw b Mcvegh Mrs Her,og Mrs Shureman Rus
sell wife chi j. Zegrr L. A. shsefer A. Reppori r. Gubbe
house T. X BrOugh'on and wife C. W. Skinner aud wife
New-York tribune., 1873-05-29

UHIrEs STATRs aD"i'NN"'''
svyK.u. COURT CmcUrr-PiRr U-BAREErr J-Opeus at c
.s2..whi,. g. st. al. FULLER 49, Richard, az, Johnson
1871 .weidsrasn szt Alse pub omns,os az bI Al
sioi Soriha1, .et Ahrrn. 84i, Dors GnssOh
sso. .Brsnugap ag. PoL S'''IGe security ms oo' *"
O Sei, sSe5s " 'F' 1871 The BoSsy Nat as,
ins4l H,rr,nro att Comperts. Tbe Ma or &c
iSS1 KeIy sSn'r sgt n z r. iOs Kline sgt Kelly Sheriff
q Transportation Go. 9ol Poilon sst Lorlns r..
' pnsSoye ~ ~ IIi8 ClaAin e. al at. Ball & ano.
Ti6, .DOws a,t. Gnswoh lsOs. Niles igh Boie~
SPECIAL TKRs-yAS BRusT J.-ODens a. 10 a.
cr,r..a.-p.scnaa G@opsns st 10 11c.eud, called
go. Tn. People &c. Of n. y = !es. Pits .st P.s
act The Cihreus Plate 76 Curtis szl the seSH,vsn
20 nSn % ,St ri Fi.sciman tic r r. Co. Ct al
g. Rec ct al sst GreeB Ig, 10 the Of Catherine
80. Watson agt Watson. ~. , Msyer,ifaI I'LL,
100. In the matter Of the Baltic 200 Deany sgt Deiany
lss.ru ne J. Pam 'S' william. sst Kansas Pacific
lss. In the Of George go - same sst same
SUPERIOR CoUKr-fRIAh Tsks-PAKrs l. AND h-Aourh" o'
cosso, p,v,,rRt.L TsRs~Pasr L-IoRw "opens at n 4.
1896 Feyh ct al 1898 Aarons As 0Brien Sh'rd
6l1. .Leetch agt Atlantic Mutual - &c - ,,-.,.,
sla. same agG Same 51ss. .Meredb Kelly, Sheriff.
ISi7 Cayns set Beebe l562. Whitney il Hartley.
7's..Audenreid ag Nelson and 1881 Bershaas ] sg Lew"
lst9 Shuedt ag. Crary. ls49. Robinson aud or ag.
llj8 RoS agt Cockrnl White.
1860. same sgt. same
OYER AND rEanSKR-DAus. J-Tbomas J. Guein harglau,
burglary larceny good Francis Hehn.n John
J. Kelly john Laye g.n aIee3 and receiving stolen g9Ss %
Meehsu assault and batierT Edward Williams receiving
GSSTTaI sEssoSs-srrHzRASp John alias JOHNNY the
Greek robbery onse JaAes Hughes ogsrT Emma smith
grand larceny John Work grand aeny Levy Losensten
goods Hea H. DAVIS and Anna Davis s preie3se james
crety 10 animal r. Warner cruelty TO animals Wm Tras
ee to a9Ta NAL PANIC @ & qy C ,nma' a Appeals , u
dsr ior May 20: Nos H. 81. l2a. l4. 49, lSo l2o 3d.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-29
DECISIONS-MAT 28.

Sur,em, Court Chambers Judge Fancher.-
In the matter Of the petition May Pur'eRepo confirmed nd
order for Judgment OF the moneys granted .-,
By Judge rDepeW ag Desey-Reef ganed az menuosea
and set forth in opnion. ..
Common Plea,-SpeciaI 1erm-By Judge j. +. DAILY.
Reach ait The Jersey Midland Rslroad Compan-houon
granted on erms Cox aE Cassidy denied johnson 81 al
AT The American society Prevention OF Cruelty to Anns-
Motion denied (see opu0nD
New-York tribune., 1873-05-29
DeuiistID.

A BEAUTIFUL and substantial SET Of
n TEETH, rs and upsari Dr. REID EE ohsr.. third ts'
above l7tb-sf.. the Ast 10 JeArs
A BSOLUTELY PAINLESS.-TEETH ex-
N raoted Ires daily; Combination Ne erre@ey hsat 'ai
durable Rabber Sets SO 2l6 Shave betSesn ilth ad "a
Esiablished "a sears. Ut. L. bhahlhso
GETS, $40; SINGLE TEETH, 81. Gold and
- Silver otLer6lngs 81 aud gpssri Langhiesi dnns
tered d. bAh'bl, vi on ave
VvEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN s
4 YRARS-BeuunbnR applcAnon. IBeaunfa teeth iso< n
moderate ratss piuupes for hollow cheeks, specially
J. JAY YlLLERS. i55 GrAnI near BfOaa-sL
New-York tribune., 1873-05-29
dINIATuRk ALMANAC

4: 122 Moon 1919
wArRR DAV-as
ssny Hoot... 30 Goys Island 1921 Hell Gate Ferry 900
wATHR THIS
.,Nl2 GoVs 1888 Hell Gate teuT Nlb
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5nlee pp Auulon

A. mEKwIs,
DY BANGS, MERWLN g. Co., 6j6 Broadway
ID near DoBdtSaes Of Books Wort Ar Plaer Gos. ~,
"a &c.
EfNE BOOKS At AUCTION
Il This THURSDAY also FRIDAY, sBd SATURDAY. RFEsIHGs
MAJ o. 30 and 81 At Il O'Clock sale Of Choc, Cohesion BOOK
r uorsng selections private ubrae emDscng
Of Leatare Including many FHB Akl ILLUSTRATED W0kxS
Wa Royss. vols FOL Musean "oneT.Ean 'os sa.i
FOL Nes Weeky Register - vols PonsiOTss Gems "a Gy.
Caraares suppressed 1ae Beu and Dresien Gsse, c.r
&c, Clinton Hall sssr0on' AoFpo, Bos.,
exhibition
The MsSSRs. LgAyITT AueIOs-..
VALUABLE BOOKS at AUCTION yery
,.en.ys and choice lection BOOKS asary is9l
ept of Iterstus SOLD auction fur hs
nmeueng MONDAY At O'Clock each afeTnopa
BANGS. MBKwIS s. Co.. AaetioBeers. 80 Broiasa'
near Bon9-st, n. r
New-York tribune., 1873-05-29

That popular Summer resort on Narragansett
Bar. shs ksoky Point Hotel VIII w oposed June 10,
New-York tribune., 1873-05-29
gI:ssl!!E:II !II!!!l'll!II!;Iys!!Ilj1!yg N 1!yg

The BEST and MOST AGRBEABLB TONIC set INTRODUCED. ps
Gerera DEBILITY and Loss of APPeu
Recommended IT, purity by be Food Jcurns rhu
HaSSan NJ D.. Wentworth l.. Scott ;. G. ~ A. h,
f. $ A. Sold by GrOeers OimcH. a3f them's Hs'
bottles al p each Besare Of limitations Prepared b.
GOODALL BACKHOUSB ca
Lr-is Bnsisd
New-York tribune., 1873-05-29
Eonoon Advertisements.
DURSUANT 70 an Order Of the High Ce

DURSUANT to an Order of the High Court
CAney made the Estate OF Alfred Co'e Az
sJdenham in the County Of Kat in sag.nd 9hs5 seeesl ,
CoTe CoSe 1878 No. - the CRbDi Os o As 80
ALFRED COyBLL, de about The nonh Of Fsesa,, "a
bat Who month OF MT 1871 unhl the mona d Ia ~ ~
sded Ne~YorE Harrison Hamilton Coanty ONO Shd 1F.
esnnes the Uud states Of AnenA a. 70 Iho ,r,
resident England on or before the "a da of June -
resident Amens before TIE n F oi Js
1913 By po prepaid. James kngsord esq o. s re-
Kngsord and Dorman Of No y EsseT Stree trad IN s
County adesr in Buand the Solicitors Of the defendo. s
Coye Of the deceased their Christian sad safams a.
de.,es descriptions the full particulars Of their cn, sASeS
the nature Of the secnnues W any held ~ ss
thereof such respective ereio N BE- gers'pSal e
cuded benefit Of the ssn order BefT cred ienih
England bong security proiuee the sane before 70, hS
OF he Rolls Chambers situated Ro lis fan ChArcsf Li
diseI hopiay the 10th day ofJune 1873 At u o. toe eel e
osoou creditor resident America holding ahT u"n
20 produce the Master he Rolls a. BIS ehsnb ~
uate in Rolls Yard Chancery Lane Mideer Bagsn 90
uesdar the sh day Of August 1 at IL es "a ne oss
ng respective lines appointed hr s lacaeg on .h
Dated this first dav Of Nav. 1913 b ChOkCh tnetNefs
KINGSFORD DORMAS % E.seI 81. s.t,na
DELLINPs CONF WlNE.-Quinquina and
I'D Colombo Palermo Wine Dr. Plesons digestive Posd nf
Lozeuges DepOts: London, WILCOX so OTiost' Se" "'L
POUGBRA. Broadway.
NICOLLs SHIRTS, six for 40s.-42 Regent
~ circus Piocsdiiy London Rueand-combns hoea
proTement quality OF bDsh Gentlemen leaving io' S
thn or colonies supplied holrs ooc wth shirts sab 10
the climate Carnage paid 70 sll parts Of be As
New-York tribune., 1873-05-29
DARE OLD CHINA WORKS OF ARR.

NOrICB or REMOVAL
Mr. PRRDK DAVIS morn American smsteus 'h' Als
removed from 81 70 Pail Loudon England ~here he h~
usual 6ne collection English POregs OLD CHlsAs he,
&C. Old Puruitare Clocks sndslebs Busme Antique haene
dc, kc
Pictures obect sold With gu,Sssies
10 ia antiquity ~ Pail Mall s. W. LOsoa
"VISITORS TO LIVERPOOL ENGLAND.
should Vsit w. l.. LAWlON'S JEWELR1 STORES y Lord
snd Pakerst both in the vicinity Of the principal ae
manufacturer OF " aad AL kinds Vi "aIche leehlni
Diamonds aud frst-clsss Jewey.
YORKSHIRE RELISH.
The Most Delicious and Cheapest sauce N the World
WsTrantei ard tree from injurious ingr-1ieai
612.lgs BOTTLES SOLD IN ONE MONTH AUGUST, lsIn
sale unprecedented in the history OF -
Druggists Onen. bottles 3D. s 'si
Trade Marfhiilo~ Pattern Plate. Be~arr d niiltoas
Manufacturers: G00OAll, BhCkn0USe & CU,
Leeds EsEisi
New-York tribune., 1873-05-29
CALsSDARs-rHu DAr.

CALbNDARS-fHA DAr.
DIsrtICr COURr--IH ADafNALTr
Same calendar
yv an, CouRr CRcmr-PtRr I-BAKRErr "Opens al lc:1
New-York tribune., 1873-05-29
EPISODES OF rHIRvEaY.

Capt. ID. s. Tlton of the schooner Dennis
Hastings, lying on the Jersey nsts Informed Capt.
speght Of the Hsrbor Police yesterday that his cabin
entered the night before sby three masked men
and hs robbed OF $500 The thieves were armed
with revovers, and threatened 70 kill him II he did not
give up tho money After securing the money they d.
capped in o small boat 70 the shore. =
fhs application for tho rsissse Of John MeApn the
burglar on bail has been denied and he has beon ro-
mAndod 10 Raymoodst. jail, Breokiyn - :
ID. Henry Noumsnn, alias Dutch Heinrichs, vho has
been Stimulating insanity 90 tho Wards Islaud Iunati
Asylum. In the Tombs. and win be tried upon the wr
OF error granted Nov IL, fsTs for stealing bonds
New-York tribune., 1873-05-29
THE COURTS.

rl0A NEW INQUIRY FOR TRAIN
JUDGE FAsoIxR's orIrIoN OF THE La" 80 ~.