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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-28
By Max Hrynan & Co., Auc!'onccTs.
TXTRA LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE
SALE
on WEDNESDAY, 3oTll INSTANT,
consisting Of

51a eases BOOTS AID SHOES.
an extra large ana attractive assortment oi
REA' I-MADE CLOTHING. ~
FnREIG% ana DONtSTIc DRY GOODS.
FTH and WOOL HATS.
STRAIN GOODS. l. ,kASolS. &c.
VIII also sell 4 null and attractive iliir nf 1890.
LADIiS' and GIL ORR NJ HMM, LAWN.
acd rIQUE De-" SS+S: SklETS; Apk'IN>,
Epip>. etc. plain ana embroidered. SUITED i"r
tirst-rlass ret il rt'i".
Tie above sale ciFrr> al excellent opportunity for
Tie IT. de t. >ccurr desirable goods al great har"alH>.
The f"ods viii he closed out w!i.M reserve IN lots
to suit purchasers. NJ HEl NAN to..
Auctirnccrs and Commission Merchants.
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NRoQC EFT FOR 1879.
J. T. ELLYsUS,
BOOKSELLER,
llI2 MAIN STREET


has received ii fine assortment Of CROQCET, con-
s.sIg OF all grades, from the cheapest to the very
hue, t" "hch he would respectfully invite the M,
lc..ion -: those wishing to purchase
Zach set /, complete in Itself, with took OF in
~trrcti" 80 plainly written that those who never
llaycd the game csii! learn II.
YOUTHS SET.
This sci l. made ot hard wood, we'll made, aud var
ri,cl -trOng. AMI dlrIbl, aud Is the best set for
tnc llicc j.. tie market. Prize, s3.
EXCELSIOR CROQuET.
Tbs So l. mad OF hard wood. nicely finished,
Will! ,tti ..tcG balls. irice 1850.
FINE SET.
hls sci is n,,!r Of best material, highly yarL,shcd
a'Ii l. H.rta
f.tca ST Is complete In every respect, with book
oi INSTRUCTIONS. 50 that any one who has never
played the game can easily lca:i. II.
In-c Intending 10 purchase are invited TO exam.
iuc my truiict which will t touid satisfactory Us
u price ana quality.
Ord r. flon lhecot,ttry solicited and will receive
prompt attention.
J.T ELLYsON. bookseller
az ij-im iil2 Main s,rec,'
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At COST. At COSG BOO a a
N AND SHOES At PhlMG ''>l
CLOSE BUSINESS i have Vel u hsiN' -. - - b.
large assortment al narro". u"dHht ~ ~
hand. maze. liucG-l,rd >erge BaIuoTfti' A"u w..
Boots for ladies. store-tN'urt> tor r'ue a."
for rent \. VI. HAIRS, io1 Er,a' 1870.
~.
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REAL Estate AGEsrs
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE


FOR SALE PRIVATELY, 4 FARM =,
\ THREE HUNDRED ASD IHIgTY-F0T.p
ACRES, on the Richmond and Petersburg r,!Irnsd
adjoining lie Halfway station, being ven n,iin.
from Richmoildand The same Iistinre from pctsr.
burg about half cleared. balance in m1,.I. lie
cleared lann Is good casiiy improved AMI lies wei.
produces All crous raised In this section auI l. ma,
iscularly ad"rtd 10 truck farming and fruI, rn..
Ing us ilearnesS 10 market aud r4rolG r., ij..f,s
would InaK" j! luitc valuable :nb profitable r. 80
line. f"ur Or ny" trains p1Ea Iiiy b"t~,cu Ei.,iI
mrud ana Petersburg. '''''-
ch1rgc. . VI
Improvements consist Of FRAMED unr.a,.
with eight or nine ltr2" and cGavn,i.r. = ,,' Z.
necessary ou-buIliinrs several fiHc ,,rj,l,, m ~
place. Locality f'r health unsurpassed nv Iiv T..
Eastern virginia: nri2hboThood ggof: school and
churches OF different demon nations convene, '"'
This place sbond engage III. attention .i Iii s,.
arc In want Of property III til, section Of ,,n :, w..
on az punt OF It's neIrne-s 10 I.srAr. ana r,iist
fIciliies '"''''i'
For further Information Apply 10
WILLIAM l.. rOIErCo
an 2S-cu.t No trtE ''
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Auction sAH.Es-.ThaANOs

BY Thomas W. keesss. Iron SAFE,
No. l3l7IS.-THlS DAY ut 10
..c,fon-housc WALNUT. Oak.
EIOCSEuOL'Suite: Roscw cd, Walnut.
IL CHAllrfin Wardrohcs ana ia,rcans :
| ROON kaatc~s elegant Ro.cwooI HOOK, Asst.
&C. Epfsrdstcacs, EXtrnSion'Tahcs. flahn'
1.cGrw and secondhand Planes. iron S ny
Lrlm-Sc. Mattresses, Dcd-iounSc-' Liz
Cas- &c. C,t,s
II 1t clock will sell up stairs new P"r'or 9"''s
uugcs. and Walnut Wardrulcs. ox
THOMAS ". kEESEE: h"ct,nn ia's
AS'"' iva ''"'' =" 49, ap2S
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nv w. Is. Eatclitic, Auctioncer,
1912 Main street.

T WILL OFFER AT AUCTION ON
/ MONDAY. 18th instant. commencing at nall
n,si 10 O'Clock s. NJ. large and wc!aSsnr;ed stock
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AUCTION sALEs-..Fntnre Days.
BY Wellington Godun'
.kuctioneer and Real Estate AIept'
corner of Eleventh and BanK stree'o'

cMALLLOT ON THE NORIH PINE Pa o NJ
~ s;r,-a USi sHp XII At ATCTfON.-Wil! be 500
NJ ncon on the TuEsDAY the SoT
Ap M at "s"ss On tie e tns r By the bret
io onrt ~ n Mr., John A. Hutchcrson, on tc Wcst
hy the BRICK tenement Owned by Mr Ind W eni
I:uh.rrnrl haqns II front OF SIX iceb al" N'p''
OF "a, feet to IN alley. ~ COMM
TERMS: ~ S'''' luciinncer.
Z
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GALE OF LAND IN JAMES CITY
y COUNTY AT ACCTlON.-By virtue OF ace
cree of the Chsuccry Court ofthe city of KichmonI
entered on the = day OF February ls,a IN the sui
nrr and wife IS. Han It als.," the undcrslgre
commissioner. appoInlcl by said decree, viii
offer for sie At public auction at the front DOC! Of
Williamsburg. on THURSDAY tie 18th day Of
APRIL isia, 1t the hour Of ?. NJ, ,ta; Certain
", Hall deceysed died seized, containing b. rsti.
nation ONE HUNDRED. ACRES more or less,
sid sale to be made ut the risk and costs OF the pur-
chaser Of said land ut sale made under former
decree IN said cause.
TERMS: Cash as to costs Of sale, and residue In
'hree equal lust ailments on credit OF one, two,
and three Years from day of SALE said credit install
ncus TO btr six per cent. interest and purchaser
10 execute his bonds therefor with good security,
and title TO land 10 DC retained until sid bonds are
pa id and Il conveyance Is dirccteihy nc court:
EDWARD y. CANNON,
Special Commissioner
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+ OI-ISA LAND FOR SALE.-As trustee

Z OTISA LAND FUH NNLE.-A. IfISTtC
1 ina deed rx.,rrd'y Mary Iim"r!akc IN her
lifetime, and of record IN he clerk "hcc "i !""i>'
county will sell by auction. Oh the premise, \
*! D\ESDAi The 81 day Of Jnty. i..5. the TRACT
OF LAND described IN said Cccd, containing, b!
rcrcnt survey, THREE HUNDRED AND rif.
TY-0NE ACRES: 1t lrs near Gum Sprin2. IN
o,,isa county aud ba, about fifty acres Of wood
lan,i 10 recommcadit.
TERMS: Unc-four;h required in cash; BALANCE In
one tyu and three years, with good security. II
ou.-ti.ir he paid In cash NO security will be re-
guircd. tliAhLfo :. 'rNE
of-Iurvcm irlS''.
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BY Grubbs \ Williams.
Auctionccrs and Real Estate AE'h'S'
Eleventh Stree, between Main and Hank.
DEW No. AIN ST. JAMEs,S thl Il, II
/ 10 he sold ii ancii"'i. ~ ,'' y, ' m rhjs ,cw
nne 81, The be-; IN he church Iun HE 'nilIe h',cl
will lr sold rs above, by request "' INC '"h'iS''
r -, ~, c,sh' CRITTERS 4 WILLIAMS,
Nurtinnc.TS
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J;v tirubbS K Williams,
AuctiOnccrs and Zeal / state Agents,
E-ln,nnth II rI.pt hni Nnnn Main and RlNk

GRuBBS & WILLIAMS. Aucticnecrs.
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TOR SALE. VALUABLE uurrj -
4 PROPERTY AT ALDER.DE DIrnr H.
MONROE COUNTY. ": FA;-rl!s rr.ftrt - :.
railroad, twentr-four miles "e,i III W, Sal, J ~"
Springs eight mile, soufh Of Blu" >.t.Insr 'f
ana tw"rr =, nii.s norm 81 ~ ~ roT .ar..
dious. There l. attchcd 10 ii, pEut,..,. ~ .t.
ONE ACRE OF LANl,~-nIor" can l., H., r. ~!
sired. a good opportunity fuf lnI, .t,u,at In ,re,
the fastest piowing aud most deslY4 i. ..''
thu Chesapeake aud ONO railroad. W"
For particular apply \. enc" To
y. ". rhEI~, ..h!rr on, y. "a.
an 3c-lw hes n,nI >r an. ~, ,rtfr,.'t
, 1873-08-02
CITY IN BRIEF.


rorey shumann' ! collector G Jnada representa-
ses'efoay sao SUN OF eAo,ooo'
Nixon's Amphithoatro was aold on Thursday,
and wont cheap the building, chairs, gas-pipos
and fixtures, furnace, etc.. only bringing 41, ,695.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Board Of
Managers Of the Erring Woman's Refuge will bo
hold at tho institution this morning at half-past
10 o'clock.
Ill.,. n.5 ~ pa,;,, ho,a j. .,o,;., ,,,o.4,
ond t,s re
EosT;nr cv;dancs sa,a;nst rofractorw nn,icaman
tie caeoB boing taken under adyiaemont.
Thu T,oston posk assumos thc ,uthoritv of
,..in,, ttot ~ oas - tha "
and ar that tRa hotol ennn,ias thc = t,iaa S''A'
"ns. '44o' 'no A4o'o. e"rp4.o' WV A.40''
Sixteen oaaos OF limiting machines from New
York 1or Yokohama, japan, lott this city, Via
III a",na traiv .vas ii ~ cannsd ,n;1S fran,
Tio,r w tta asna 5;stsut ~ c;tv A'1'A eAoA1
A.s.' ~. t1'' o"A4o u0.aA' wy
The steward OF tho tug Charles Parker, who
WAS thrown from that boat into the river yester-
day, 1s getting better. Ills injuries, which were
Of very painful nature, may 1ncapaoltate him
from work Tor some tlme.
james Wilkinson WAS arrested BY Unitod
States detectives Yesterday. on the charee OF
gmugging, aud mas taken before Commisaoner
Hoyno: Diamonds WAS tho property no smug-
was continued TIL Monday, unoor So,ooo baai.
The Graphfo picture will probably bo removed
from tho dopot ef the MERCHANTS Exprosn Com
many to-day. Two tlays will bo required to ad-
{ust lin frame. which comes In seotions. and
fane the paintlng, and hence It will uot be IN
exhibition before Monday afternoon,
A Inv ,.n.a 1oso,,, nrr,r - M roco..,n
, 1873-08-02
Albany CnttIo marl1ots

Special Us1pdtch 70 1he Chicago Tribune
A1pAHIt N. T., Aug. 1.-DEKvxs-Tho market han
ruled dull and tame with allow salcs, aud but tlee
compstltion. Yenterdsy toro moderate attend-.
anes, eomprsing tho a,usl !osal country deaiers.
from the ruling prcea Of last wcok. Trado ruled worry
dali; Tho salss o Of tho. day numbered sso
Teef Today shs5o wss large sttend.nse Of buyers
Yorfers and no Brighton dealers being present. No
Improvement In the tono II tho market took place. but
it rules rather moro Irregular All wantod STOCK but
we're determined to buy y lat veots prices, and most
last week, and Of Oh average quality fully AZ
good. Embraced IN tho recoipta are 50 .car-
1oaa Of Texans and Oherokoc tho 1acr OF excellent
quality The natives arc Of good quality. but few ~
highest price thus far Is 40 por h.
Tbs receipts for tho week are Boeves, 8s74 sheep,
TO- 400 hcRs, q, 400 horses, $50.
M11on cowa tho rsccipta, including 20 head left
over from last week, number % bead. Tho market
rulea dull and iEregnlnr, and no sales rerorted.
8uEEr AND LAMBs-The receipts havo been euhi-
thus far to local dealers number only 600 head.
quote stoop nt 4@5Hc: lambs ut 7t38Hc.
Honhra-Tho receipts continue 1hrgc, but most have
Rono forward.
, 1873-08-02
THE ARCADIANS.

4 party OF gentlomon, numbering about q
dozen, composed Of public officials, professional
people, and = fow Of the newspaper craft, mado
an informal excursion to sunnyside yeaterdny
afternoon and spent few pleasant hours In
shooting pigeons aud pitching quoits. In the
latter game Mr. Fred Erby and Mr. John Blais-
dell oxcellod, while Mr. James Stewart and Mr.
Tom Foley woro notably proficient in tho other
direction. In plgeon-shooting all made credits
bic scores for amateurs, tho best ones being by
Messsa. George Glddens, James Il. Haynie, Frank
Parme1ee, James Chisholm, and Kline. Tho
gums and ammunition wore kindly provided by
1r. Eddy Thomas, tho .gun-maker md crack
shot, and he also handled tho birds for the less-
ono escaped, for the reason that Mr. Thomas
Was promptly on hand with his gun whenever
any Of tho others missed. When the sport
ended tho party found . good supper waiting at
tho hotel, and enVe1oped 1t without unnecessary
s 1etR oa the s' ps hnowag sngssSo - o 9 s
mot with favor, and It WAS imme--
diatsly, organized by tho election Of
Hooley; Vice-Prosident, hlr. Tom Foley Bee-
1ets!y, Nj. JameH +: Asynlo; Treasurer, Mr;
Membership wero also appointed, aud the meet
ing adjourned, to convene again next Thursday
afternoon, for tho purpose Of going through tho
routine business Of shooting at pigeons and
pitching quoits. The club promises to b
ization being to provide outdoor sport for its
members once week or once every two weeke.
Tho next meeting will probably be hold at the
elegant rural home Of Dr. Quinla.l, on the Mil
waukee ptank-road. He haa extended hearty
invitation to all the accredited members OF tho
themselves Of bis hospitality no1t Thursday
Afternoon,
, 1873-08-02

Celebrations in Various Places by tho
Colorcd Citizens.

Celebrations In Various plnCcS by tho
CoIorcd Citizens.
Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, Aug. 1.--Tho colored people
OF thus city celebrated tho emancipation Of thoir
race to-day bya procession, picnic, aud dance
this ovoning. Everything pasted off to their
satisfaction: Thoy enjoyed themselves heart
ily. Some loading white citizens participated in
tho celebration, and made speeches.
Sptcia! Disuateh 10 The Chieaeo Tribune. =,
people Of Windsor, Sandwich, xmherstburg,
Ohatharn, Detroit, and delegations from several
other places, commenced two days celebra-
ton or emancipation to-day, bofnG specially In
honor Of that step Ia tho West Indies. There
were about 1900 people In attendance, and
tho proceedings included grand dinner in
McKeo's Grove, Ut Sandwich, with nunler-
ous excursions, pionics, music, etc: In the
Clark, Of Windsor, tue original Of tho George
Harris Of " Uncle Tonls Cabin" In tho after
noon the formal exerciBes took place Mt 2
O'Clock, at the central stand. Prayer having
been offered by the Rev. hlr. Mayhow, ME-.
Clergyman from Amhorstburg, John D. Richards
spoke at aome length, as did also Mr.. Fisher, Of
Coldwaterr, Elder Carter, and the Hey. mr.
and tho Rev. Mr. freeman, Of Windsor. During
the day many hundred colored pooplo went
on excursions going up and dorm the river BY
the steamers Evening Star, Milton D, Ward,
and other boats, all carrying great crowds Of
passengers. The colored company from Chica-
go, tho Hannibal ZouayeB paraded some OF tho
principal streotB, aud then spent most OF the re-
matndor Of tho day On the river, Tomorrow
the emancipation Of the s1ayea in America will
be celebrated at tho came grove, and . number
of distinguished gentlamon arc expected to be
present aud to speak.
, 1873-08-02
SPRiNGFlELD,

Tho Lonmi 1Rapo Crsc--Ilnll In Jail--
4 Hoy Kicked to Dcath--Grund
Lodge OF odd Fclloyva-.Celebrutin
Wcst Indian Emancipation.
srn1Nar1ELD ILL.,, Aug. 1.-Mr. Samuel Hall
who was reforred to in tLeue dispatchop, . fow
days ago. al having outraged the pcrson Of Alice
Monglo, both parties living in 1onmi, in this
and lodged in Jail in this city. Tho parents Of
Misa Mengle havo inatituted ? sut against Hall.
rest was to prevent bis fleeing from Justice. Ho
l had, Il, however already deoded his property away
former suit for rape. He will probably have to
lie IN iail till tho next term Of our Court.
"a. a little Attle son. nged years. Of Mr, Bel, living
by a colt With which io was playing, from tho
o1eota Of which ho died in an hour.
The GRIND Lodge OF tho independent Order
OF Odd Follows OF this state will meet in tllis
city Oct. u, and extensive preparations no be-
ing made to receive the delegates.
The colored people Of this city are celebrating,
to-day, the anniversary Of Of tho emancipation
OF tleiF raco in tho West India Islands. Quite
large crowd IL pro6ont
, 1873-08-02

road, in attempting to croas to tho third track,
botwcen Tarrytow1 and 1rvlngton, this morning,
nae, ran Of g. tho track just thor The northHard,
q m, eatno along, whom tho cngine Of tho
freight train .attaoE tho baggage car, mud dis
ablod or wrcokod. ovo1y chr In tho train. Tho
o. tho freight .an was fat1y
Saratoga tratu, was badly hurt also, hfr. War
ron and vito, Of Now York. Both viii recover.
All tho rost Of tho injured wero able to proceed.
NEw YonK. Aug. 1:-Ohriatophor schnooh, hia
track Of the Fl'inhing L North sido Railroad, on
ing train. Yohmecl, was killed, aud LIS wifo and
child werc fatally injured.
o:80 northwnrd bound freight train on the xllo-
ghany Valley Nailroad collided with southwark
bound oil train near Cunningham. Two brakes
men, named DotlAnd and Bonner, and Al unknown
burned, together with fifteen cars OF oil, which
Immediately ignitod. An ongineor had his thigh
broken.
BA1r1monB, Aug. IA special from Abor-
tho Now York train for Washington, struck !
COW 100 ynrdB from Aberdeen, throwing tho cow
into tho station-houao, and the train ran of tho
traok. Ono baggage car and ono passenger car
wero totally Bmaahed, md another passenger CIR
train will not reach Baltimore before o'clock
4. m.
CUMBERLAND. Nd, Aug. 1.-This afternoon q
freight-train ran into tho roar Of = g1avel-trnln
near Mineral Point, on the Pittsburgh d Con
nellsville Railroad, killing John Lydon and In
Juring threo othota, all laborers Several Of tho
CARS Were broken, and tho track WnR obstruotcd
for como timc.
HAMILTON, O., Aug. 1.~-John Callahan, an
employo Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton d Dayton
Railway, was fatally Injured ut Glendale this
| afternoon BY. falling from tho broad-gaugo OK
press which arrives In Cincinnati at i0:8b a. m.
No ono observed tho accident ut tho time, al
though he was heen upon tho train a. It left
Locs1and. Ho was discovered about an
skull fractured, though there wero scarcely any
othor marks Of injuries. Ho was brought to
Hamilton upon following train, and diod at
10:16, having remained Unconscious from tho
old, and leaves wife and two childron. Ho
LAS several brothors. Railway employer.
, 1873-08-02
SAD ACCIDENT.
A Young Indy Run Over and Killed by
the CRr9s

A Young Indy Run over and Killed by
the Cars.
BAD railway accident occurred yesterday
afternoon at o'clock, on Halsted street,
at tho crossing OF the Milwaukee i
st. Paul Railway. As Milwaukee, avonuo
street car about to crosa tho railroad tracks,
train suddenly approached. Tho passengers
in tho car, anticipating acollison oil rushed out.
4 4 young lady named Anna Katz, Of 2o3 WoHt
jumped from the platform Of the cur,
landing Immediately in front Of tho approach
ing engine. slo was knocked down and run
over, the wheels Of the engine cutting OF her
right arm near the shoulder, aud badly
dB1guring her face. She Was imme-
dtatoly picked up and conveyed to her home,
whore Bho was attended by DR.. ]. A. Sheriff.
Every possible attention was bestowed upon her,
but It was Of no avail, tho lady dying ut I o'clock
Inst evening,
Tho young lady who was thus 80 trag-
ically killed was n most estimablo per-
son. She hus been for Bomo tiao tenoher In
tho Washington School. and haa been worry
highly esteemed by the Principal. She was In
tetligent and refined, and leaves wide circle Of
friends to mourn her death.
The anticipated collision botwoon tho engine
and the atreet-car did not take place, tho former
being stopped within d few foot Of tho latter. It
III said that tho aagman Ia in fault.
, 1873-08-02

which tho muror occurred, that startling results tn
t,cy Alfred tho wife Of tho murdered man, received
loters from tho murderer while utdtng III ronnsyl-
vania. Tloy ront suspicion With fearful dirconeas
Tho fearful crime. VIC nro informed That no doubt
exists aa to Tho receipt of lostors BY hor When It is
10 conlrnittod tho bloody lced and Tint ho COM
muuicatod to tho vifo Of tho n.,!rdered rnnn tho
place OF his rofngo, Tho conclusion is welt
nigh irrcsletible that sllo 1nust havo known
tint Miller intont1cd to say hor husband,
else why would he .lnra write TO her? lie recoiyo
lottor 1outnarked "1larrodsb,rg." How avoid Tho
conclusion that tho 1otter as written by tho per-
Ron to whom he wrote? Nc hope, anost aRalnst hopo
woman, Nil bo able to cloar up Tho Horrible nystery
, 1873-08-02
THE LATE Jesse R. GRANT,
8nlc OF tho Household Effects OF tho
Late Postmaster OF Covtngton--yVAnt
tho Relics brought,


Late Postmaster OF Covtngtou--yVhnt
shc Keltcs brought.
Special D3spatch to Tht Chicago Tribune.
C1NoiNNAT1, Aug. 1.-The aale by auction Of
the household effects Of the late Jesse Il. Grant,
father Of the President has been completed
4 large crowd was p1eaont, but thoro
seemed to bo but lttlo disposition to pur-
chase articles as d souvenir. mahogany
chest Of drawers with q bookcase attaohed, an
old but wo1l-preHorved piece Of furniture, wns
knocked down for 1923. L. tavorito writing
desk Of the deceased did better, and sold for
$3.50, considerably more than its roal valuo.
The bed upon which, 1t WAS said tho presi-
dent VAS born, fetched $3.50.
There Was 4 lot OF books sold, mainly COM
prising Patent Office reports, bound volumes OF
mhgszlnee, and old school books, and realized
about tho value Of 30 much waste papcr. Tho
old decanter which contained the old GENTLE
mans favorito apple-iaek brought 50
cents. The total amount Of the Hales
WAS $70060. The reaidence has beon rontod.
Mrs. Grant will hereafter live with her daughter,
Mrs. Corbin, Ut Elizabeth, N. J. Mrs. Cramer
will Immediately proceed to Join her husband In
Europe, The will Of Mr. Grant leaves his Gu
tire propesty oati1nated at about $40 900, to his
widow. scme years ago ho gave to each Of his
children 31e, 900.
, 1873-08-02

potitiou to tho Governor General in reference to
IN inquiry into tho Canadian Pacific Hallway
scandal. Tho loadinE is NJ follows: ITO His
Excolloncy, tho Right Honorable Sir Fredoric:
Tomplo. Earl Of Dulrerin. Viseount aud Baron:
Olandoboy in the County Down, In the poorago of,
thc United Kingdom, Daron Dufrorin md Clande-.
boy, Of Dailylo{dy, and Killcleagh in tho County
Down, in tic peorago Of ireland, and naronet:,
ono Of uor Majosty's moHt Honora5lo grdor o5
tho Bath, Govornor-G Gonoral Of Canada, and
Governor and Comfnander~in-C Chiof IN and osor
the Island Of Prince Edward, Vice. Admiral over
tho Dominion OF Canada and Of tho Island OF
Prince Edward" de-, de-, do.
, 1873-08-02
NEW YORK.

Notable LnVautts ~~ Committed for
misunderstanding Alleged Revenue
Fraud -- largo Failure Steamers
Seized for Taxcs.-t3nnik Eni1urc-.
miscellaneous Local Noxvs.
New YoRK. Aug: LIN tho case Of Mrs. Mary
late husband, against F. A.. Lane. counsel for
the estate, Judge Pratt has given decision TINT,
II tho plaintiff consents to q reforonce and pro-
coeds With tho trial. Lime shall deposit, depond-
ing. on the trinl, $4,000 which he paid him
SELF as percentago out Of tho estate.
Judge Pratt, OF tho Supreme Court, has denlod
tho application for an injunction, made on be-
half Of stephen. Il. Alden, to restrain lis rocont-
bonds, which Alden sayB ho WAS forced to sur
render while undor arrest, and to be freed from
tho companionahip Of shorlff's officer.
caspar Schulz, who fatally stabbed hi4 vifo
80 livingston stroot, has beon hold BY tho Cor
onor to await the action Of tho Grand Jury.
Tho booka OF A. @. Downing l. Go. wero
seized by the Custom officers on tho charge Of
smuggling. Tho firm state the charges arc only
agaiuBt tho old members OF tho concern, it hav-
ing passed. into new hnndH glnco tho alleged
smuggling took place, over two yeare ago.
John A. Dotts, real estate agent In Brooklyn,
failed today. owing to connections with tho
Company. Liabilities, s70o.000.
Tho Broadway National Bank, the Tenth Na-
tional Bank, and tho Tradegmen'a Bank having
refused to comply With tho demands Of the
Chamberlain for tho payment Of accrued interest,"
on tho city's deposits, tho Chamberlain has no.
titled tho corporation counsel to commence suits
for tho recovery Of all tho interest now duo by
them.
Late this afternoon tho Bhoriff aeizod two
atoamora Of tho Pacific Mail Company on B1litB
began by tho city to rocoyor 5126, 900 delinquent
taxcs.
The Hoboken Savings Bank suspended pay
mont this afternoon under tho pressure Of two
dayB' run. Tho defalcatlon of Klensn tho Oh
aconding oaahior, Ia discovered to be s65,000.