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New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
DISPOSITION OF CRIMINALS,

MURRAYs ASsAIL.ANT SENTENCED FOR TEN YEARS
FUTILE EFFORTS TO BAIL A MURDERER.
The bulk of the business transacted in the
Court OF oyer and Te miner yesterday the passing
of sentences upon prisoners already convicted OF the
various degrees Of crime charged against them The
most important of these the sentencing of DR.. Ed
ward NJ. Brown, who on Friday tried and found
guilty Of feonious assault with intent to rob and kill
Sandford T. Murray, the Collector Of the EewYork Gas
Company. The sentence then postponed until yes
terday when Judge Davis sent him to the State Prison
for ten years. In passing sentence, Judge DAVIS re-
marked that his crime had all the elements OF murder
except success and that Notwithstanding his advanced
age Court obliged to give him the seyerest pen
atty OF the law.
Richard COnnors pleaded guilty TO an ind cment
charging him with snatchng pocketbook from
woman on Thirdave, and sent to the State Prison
for three years ConnOrs boy Of very hard charac-
ter having times the Of Refuge tue
Superintendento OF which reported him lncorrigibe.
John HOrgan sent 10 the Penitentiary for two
years on plea Of guilty OF larceny. Peter Fay and
John McGoyern were each given two years and half
in the State Prison after pleading guilty 10 attempt
at burglary in the third degree. WIN. Watson put in
plea Of guilty OF an attempt at burglary In the third
DE gree sent 10 the State Prison for two years.
James Mcdonald was arraigDed on charge OF murder
IN the first degree In having melted Others 70 the killing
OF Jacob Young, q saloon Seventy -fOurthst. He
admitted ~ bail by tue Coroner in 5000 but Judge
Davis refused take any bail at ALL He was remauded
for trial Mcdonald denies having anything to do with
the affair.
to commit burglary the third degree, to the
State Prison for two years Thomas Sproull was ar
raigued o charge OF robbery, but his counsel not
appearing, Mr.. Mcclellan was assigned defend him.
After some consultation sproull put In plea OF guilty.
and the crime beng very grave Judge Davis sent
him for II years with hard labor TO the State Prison
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
THE COURTS.
BRET HARTEs COPYRIGHTS.

AN AUTHORS CONTROL OVER FUGITIVE PIECES.
In the case of Jas. r. 0sgood g. Co., implead-
ed with Bret Harte against Albert L. Luyster and
Others recently tried in the United States Circuit Court
an n uncton asked for restraining the defendants
from importing from England and selling, various
volumes OF Mr. Harte's works which had been copy
righted in this country Mr.. Law counsel for the de-
PENDANTS pleaded their Ignorance OF the fact that Mr.
Harte had copyrighted in this country, the works In
question and that that fact made known
by the filing OF the hill case they ceased commit
ting the complaDedof He also set that before
the taking the copyright referred Mr. Harte had
published various journals many Of the articles In the
books imported from England and that, therefore, be-
fore taking out his copyright, the author had " in-
dicated" such articles to the public which "indca-
ton" precluded his claim or special ownership unoer
the copyright NoauthOrltes could be found In support
of this position. which, was admitted 70 be novel ohe
Mr.. Walker, for the plaintiffs, argued that the
doctrine or dedication " confined to patent law
and that therefore, IL did not apply to eopyrigbts
THAT editor might have valid copyright In works
which were merely compiled from general literature
and that q fortiori an author should be privileged to
call in his fugitive puOlett0ns and assert his own
ershp, under the acts OF Congress" He maintained
English decisions fully sustain hrs position, and
thatit wonld be great injustice 10 prevent an author
from asserting ownership In poems and other articles
published In newspapers and magazines at period OF
to HIM"
Judge Blatchford decided yesterday that the defend
ants untenaOle, aud ordered that an III
junction issue, as prayed for In the bul.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
supyieusatsy Pier II n, closed si $50 p N.
Steamship sails Of p m. from Pier Nc igh e.
MAJ

su,v.u.a..ry Mail os Pier sa II ~ n, dssea $50
stssmshIp sails Of , D N from Pier Ne. I'm q
"WEDNESDAY. MAI %.
ns foe Europe Qgsensoun Liverpool stssshiD
Idaho close 10 NJ A'bupplenentNT msi on Pier No "
g. q closed at2 p. N 5esmship sails al from Pier No. 70
Nk .
Prussisn Closed Mall IL seut b. tbs Lima
Mails TOR TIE States direct Br.mes by be steamship
Bremen eoss NJ Stsanshp sails s2 from foot u fhni
-, Hoboken. . -,
.tZ m steamshp sails at from Pier No. N r. Not ocisL
THURSDAY. MAY %.
Mails for Europe Plymouth OherbOurg md Hamburg seo
ship Slless close Supplementary Mai Pier foot OF
Thrd Hoboken closed at Steamship sails at rOn
Pier loot o Thrd-st, HOboken.
PIussIan Closed Mail sent bY shls line.
IAN letters deposited Supplementary Mails be prepaid With
double postage.l
Mail, Tor Havana direct steamship City Of Havana close
A Supplementary Mail Pier No North River closed at
2 81 D. m Steamship sails at 3 D. m.
Mails for Bermuda. by the steamship HAteS close a
Steamship sails at o. m. from Pier No. jim
FRIDAY. MAI 30
steamship CT Of Antonio, close st2
Steamship W. At , m. from Pier No ~
Nay letters the steamship docf and intended
20 Supp eentry Nails be prepaid double postage By
stamps as no money will received bJ the cera In charge
Msi for Halifax S. closed al the heW-fOk PostOHce every
d,r At 8 p. m, and goes via Boston . .on ~,
Mails r Newfoundland close the Fe~ Yor Post once sver IN
Steamship sails from Portland Me- 90 Saturday ASp
Due Nev.York fhd,T at6p m. 9,
postage tbs West ladies' ercep when zonr direct viii
be the half Papers cents each "en ma DC pspa
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or EBw-IoRK...,

PORT or HBW-T0Rk. ....'...,.'.'.'''s.'"nAr 20
CLEARED.
ste.msp Mananro Br) Spence 81 Thomss PIN Forward CO.
Steamship Black Diamond Meredih PhladsghA hrEpatneI
Steamship Am Bls Rcbard Philadelphia Wm r. CLYDE 70
Steamship franeonia. Bragv Portland J. y Anes,
Bark Union Blanchard Galveston, X NJ Staefpole Co
Bark Fehsnde IGeL WAohtef Brewen va FmaHePh oeheo
Co. - . - q,
BARK Caroline Orb Thomas Queenstown PAmOuiS. Geo. r.
B.rE Wavelet O schOberg KOussberg se Punch, Eye
Bark B,ysri C'or) J.nnesen HAvrs Teteus BoeEm.s9
Bark Terra QL), Martin Penarth Roads SlocoTieh Co.
Rnehne (Br) Crowe. YarmOu'h N. s., Boyd Hncken
Brig Atalay. Cole MsnIanilO aud CienegOs, NJ Hunter Co.
Hinckey Small st JlgO de Cuba, smO~cn Capp
Bi2 Chance 1Irl Chrsopbers Jacmel &c. Schultz Go.
BrS Anne Collins tBl, Mcdonald nfor y - e. w. BerteauI
sch Mary b. Newton Hammond. Amebury, JED Frye Co
seh Eclipse ROunee Savannah Bentley GlierseeYe Co.
schr Dart Williams stamford stamford Manufacturing Co
p Goisn Waterbury Stamfor Stamford Manufacturing Co.
ARRIVED.
Steamship wyanoke Couch Richmond CITY Point and Nooh, with
mdse pass Old Dominion Steamship Go. .
steamship John Gibson Winters GeOrgeo"n D. Co. With md and
Steamship Geo W. Clyde Cole Galveston May IT, and Key West
2lst With ndse. and pass 70 G. II. Mallory Co .
AneIa (o Penbrske smith Hsb0o NJ b. days, vita
plaster
DOMESTIC PORTS.
-Ariyed steamships VIM. Crane from Baltimore
Leopard roman Ceatped from Philadelphia Nereus from New
York. ship L. Gchnst from yerpoo bark Birl White, from
Mstsnzss; sehr MARI Y. Rankin from Galveston.
sAyANNAH Ca MAy -ArVed steamship Magnolia, Cheesemin
LIVES Del May 2-Paei in steamship Ab5Oiord from Liver
pool; bark Saez from Bahia. for Orders
FOREIGN POETS.
SOUTHAMPTON May 2-The North German Loyd Line steam
ship EewYors Kugt heSYoFk MAY H. ior bremen, arrived
here at O'Clock this morning.
sp Hsmuoua vos from hevicrA Nag 5 tor Hamburg srnEed
here at o'clock this morning.
May 2Ine Allan Line steamship b. Panek arrived
Ifor LSfe% ship sevs see FIN Paoe.I
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
carried In pocket OF his paniaoons Tue pau on'oroo
hL abdomen Mr.. Mver had been shooting NJ mArA'
YELLOW JACK IN THE HA RBOE.
TILE FIRST PATIENT IN fnn HosPrTM-pEAIh VI
TWO CAPTAINS ON THE VOYAGE.

TILE FIRST PATIENT IN rnr HosPHH-DhA'h VI
TWO CAPTAINS ON THE VOYAGE a.,
The first yellow fever patient who has reacheu
this port during the present has just anu
has been placed In the hospital al the "o'' DaaA'
Christian sauker q Dane aged 20 years, anu no'o'
OF the crew OF the bark Poseidon, was pronou"Oou
victim OF yellow fover by the Quarantine omccrS a oo
IA the vessel approached the port. nc was - -
taken TO the hospital Is now doing Weli' anu "i' P
ably recover. The crew were all In poor "ci''.
all having been SICK but with this single ehcepan .'
had nearly or quite recovered. and no deaths nau oc
cnrred nm the massage The vessel was allowed 10 Pro
coed after the necessary precautions had pcen tahen
and the cargo will not be lghered, as she s no' %
known as an infected yessel-that 49, no nc" 0a'o'
occurred ON the voyage, all having becn se'1ou Dce
leaving port She was from Rio Janeiro, "here 'oi'"
fever has been raging -.
In addition to the Poseidon q number OF other
vessels that present evidence OF pestienoe On 'no
VOYAGE have arrived from Southern ports altnough
no other fever patients have. arrived In port
Tho experience of the Eornen Is remarKsple'
Che sailed from Bio JanerO Jan. Il. and wneh ony
a short time out her captain died OF yellow ieVer WIN
most OF her Grew stricken down, but WIN no o'noi
deaths she put back to Rio to obtain another caPln
The second captain was secured, with some ne"
sailors, and again she sailed for NeW-forK. But d
strange fatality attended Her second captain dled
time to obtain her third captain for single voyage
This time she was unsuccessful captain could be
obtained and she finally sailed In charge OF the nrS'
mate She has Just reached NewYork, having iost one
man at sea- but bringing cases into port sne Is an
infected vessel and will be detained, ventilated and
ceansed in tho lower bay Her cargo will probably DO
lgbtered as this is the most effective method OF disn'
fecting the merchandise. Her crow will OF course DC
detained on board till all danger OF transmitting inc
plague Is past.
The brig X. W. Messer, ~ days from Rio de Janelro'
had also had several board during the passage
and the captain and second mate had died. The crew
OF the brig Coga days from Rio dc Janelro had also
suffered severely ON passage but neither OF the Two
latter vessels brought any OF fever into port fe
low fever at present raging to an alarming extent In
some Southern ports it hoped that with the strict
vigilance Of the officers 1t will gain no foothod IN new
York. The ports from which IL is prlncpaHy W oe
dreaded are Rio de Janero Bahia, Havana, PARA ana
Montevideo. The plague is raging more extensively
than las year. but officers have no serious fears al
present OF the pestence in this city Cholera not an
ucpated from any quarter; the number OF cases oi
smallpox been small and only an OCCASIONAL case oi
ship fever is brought to light.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
CIVIL NOTES.

B. NJ. Funkhauser was admitted, yesterday,
on motion Of Col b. A. Willis, to the Bar Of the Uneo
States Circuit Court.
The jurors summoned for the May term OF
the United States Circuit Court, civil side, were us
charged, yesterday, Till Friday at IL a. m.
Mr.. Justice Hunt of the Supreme Court Oh
the United States sat for short time yesterday, with
Judge Benedict In the United States Circuit Court
The writ of habeas corpus granted by Judge
Fancher In the case OF Francis Train, was formally
dismissed yesterday, and the natleo nqu1Tendo Will
begin tomorrow.
In the matter of the will of Alexander Ill.
Mooney heard In the surrogates Court yesterday tue
subscribing witnesses to the will examined but
the further hearing adjourned until next Monday
The trial of VIM. NJ. Tweed, which was to
havo begun to-day has been put over until tomorrow
by an arrangement OF counsel The time to put In special
pleas TO the IS indictments which were found IN
February and TO which pleas OF not guilty" in
terpOsed, has been extended to the same day.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
NIAGARA FALLS.

THE FALLS IN MAY-COUNTLESS IMPOSITIONs PRAC-
TIcED UPON VIsnORs-GOING UNDER THE SHEET
"A SUCCESSFUL SEASON ANTICIPATED.
NIAGARA FALLS, May 2l.-Wrting about the
watering places before the begins good deal
like writing dramatic criticisms of theater when the
theater Is closed There visitors here at all times,
and several OF the kept open throughout the
year but the larger hotels, such as the International
and Cataract haze their regular beginning In June and
ending in September or October.
The Cataract is the great attraction, not the sur
roundngs which are Indifferent enough. In three or
four days at the most anybody may do the things
deemed proper in respect TO this wonder OF Nature
Alter that they usually 90 away before they have really
had time 10 take In and appreciate the Falls This Is
reason why so many persons are disappointed
Niagara grows upon you the more 1t Is seen !;
and you must see It OF numerous angles, and
under variety Of circumstances 10 comprehend It's
Yastness fully. AS II needs, moreover something to be
compared TO- you are more apt 10 revere IL after ex-
tended travel than when you have made only ordinary
journeys Switzerland noted every other
try for it, waterfalls; yet of them begins 70
approach this. What is the Handeck Giessbach or
any other Of Its socousidered sublime cataracs,
pared 10 Hiagaral UnquestOnably this Is OF the
greatest natural curostes the globe, and the sole
thing In America which all foreigners have heard Of
Our three wonders Niagara. the Mammoth Cave
sAd tho YOsemte but 1t will be time before the
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
THE Q. g. COURT OF CLAIMs.-wAsHNGroS, May 2s

The Court of Claims rendered the following iudg-
cotton OF tue
ture Of savannah, and sold BY the United States:
s,hE and Anrew Law $500 in favor William
Osyu. Cohen 1881 William Batiersby and the
o OF Mccall S4s5 the latter being the largest single
subject Of Great Rni6 resided for 30 years ss=snnh
The other parties citizens Of Georgia .
The Of Wm. B. Miller another British suoec was us
on ground for which he sued purchased
y him Outside Of Union lines ami 10 violation the regulations
Jademen was rendered for ss Of Charles
dmced during the rebellion within the
States could be EulV OF The enns o. tres-
derou the Supreme Court last decides this
smmsey hut also holds uder decision that aliens
hu guilty BY falling observe their obligations Of guALed
included In prdoEd By the President IN hh Am
pesty Proclamation Of Dec. IS 1853
the onypendng OF Eliza j. Atocht
admins ratI Alexander Atoch deceased Aocha native
turahe citizen Of the United states who ga business
Mexico, and expelled from that euntry
during 1875 which Oyebrew the Goyenmen OF santa
Anna The having by the treaty Of Gusdaloupe
assumed claims Of m own citizens against hsneo Atoens
sni il was rejected BY the Commission appointed 10
claims subsequently, In 1868 Congress referred the clam
the United 3d. the balance OF the Sj 90
provided treaty GuadAoupe Ho iof the payment Of claims
Of citizens the United States against the 6oEefnnen Of hruce
which remains unapPhedt 10 that object =,
Jagmen we're for S 9s In favor Of Wu. Cones
of Memphis seized by the GoyeTuent aud IN axT Of
Harvey for sad damages bahnR bridge
for Government at Rock Island.
In The e, Of the executors OF John PAtt for supplies fur
use the Of 1872 the Court found that the Government
lastly indebted Pa the amount Of 3 bat equally
namely whether payment OF part
Of M Congress does not bar recovery for
the balance Mr. Ps after this claim the Govern
mept f)r m M yeas died In the Dcbou Prison this city
The Court alter hearing argument the Hot spnngs cases ad'
ourned Monday the adjournment vail probably be
orier until October.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27

wa. urging tho case TO trial for the sake OF capital
notorety aud denounced the EFFORT 70 postpone - an
way OF other cases In which men have 'gobbled up'
banks After some further dscu'son, Judge beneaict
granted a weeks postponemeDt, aud reserved MS ue,
cson az 10 whether he would allow all OF the time asked
for meeting OF the depostors and creditors OF tne
tiapic Nt,oSal Rank has been called for TO- day. &c
which the Committee appointed at the first meeting VIII
make report OF their work the receiver says tnas
dend as there are many claims which nave not peen
presented proved and until these are are m b NO va" '0
On motion OF Joseph Bell, the case OF Cnafes O'eh
dar was put of TIL next Monday on account nd zsnep
Indicted for sending obscene literature thronsn to
mail went over for want of prosecution to the Octooer
Term 5000 Nth oh.
Patrick McArdle and OBrien, CHARGED w,'h ~ OI OT
structng the keeper placed by an % ware Dis
ruptcy. IN charge OF premises NO. f1o fn''"'"'"N
charged by Commissioner Osborn. - hto,iro fra.
Joseph b. Purdy was put trial for snipphg ate
works inpropeTiy marked. Assistant unteu otates
District Attorney Pnrdy for the Government anu
Messrs Cook and Weeks for the defense
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
CRIMINAL NOTES.

The principal part of the day, yesterday, In the
consumed In the trial Of Theodore John
charged With grand larceny aud receiving stolen goods was
April H. the and named C1ismagna
aud concealed two books valued a sd each
Of d. Appleton Co, at No. s BroAiwaT The prs
and there e7ideos connecting him with the ar
accordingly retained verdict OF aeqGtaL
following persons pleaded guilty: john MabOuey and
z. Cash aud battery sentenced to one mouth
each In the PeneuuAry; William HAnley Of suempt 70
grand sreen sentenced the Penenay for sI months
Mafy COnnors jointly indicted with Thomas and Bridget flu
gerald charged Htb larceny person. pleaded guilty OF at
gsnd and sent to the State Prison Tor "a
fitzgerald put in the plea and was sentenced 70
Prison years Bridget Fitzgerald vas discharged on
Of her being the wife Of Thomas fitzgerald John uen
nson Jointly Indicted with John johnson aud James
Haley sentenced City Prison for month bis extreme
you and previous good being into court johnson
the Penientia for three months each
Connolly assault with intent do bodily harm sentences 70
Brady sent to the state
years breaking stc the cigar store Of Charles Bnrie
Seventh May and stealing 80 worth OF tobacco
At snd S9D subsequentyA nok p0tqu was en-
BY Rollins the Of David Beay charged
with grand larceny and feeei'ing soen goods
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
A MURDERoUs NIECE.

BALTIMORE, May 26.-Mrs. Emma Mckee,
who made May H. unsuccessful attempt to shoot her
uncle. Oswald Noack, wholesale boot and shoe upper
manufacturer was more successful to-day Having this
morning obtained for the arrest OF her uncle
charging him with abusive conduct, she accompanied
the officer to Noacks place Of business NO. 146 West
Barnlorest., to identify him. The officer made the
rest, aud they coming down stairs Mrs Mckee
drew doubebarreled pistol from under her shawl and
discharged both barrels into the body Of her UNCLE
shot taxing effect his back the other In tho calf OF his
right leg. The wounds are necessarily mortal. Mrs.
Mckee was arrested.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
THE PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
TIE BOOK OF FPRAIsE-ovERTUREs OF UNIoN-AN
EXCURSION TO ANNAPOLIS.

TIE BOOK OF FPRAISE-OvERTURES OF UNIoN-AN
EXCURSION TO ANNAPOLIS.
BALTIMORE, May 26.-The tenth days session
Of the Presby General Assembly opened at
O'Clock this morning with prayer by the Rev. Edward
Geary Of Oregon The report OF the CoT mitee Mar
ratve was submitted and considered. The report en-
braces the whole field Of the Church. its progress and
condition. with list Of the ministers who have died
during the past year. After its reading, the Assembly
engaged In prayer, offered by the venerable Samuel
Lawrence. The report was then adopted The special
committee TO whom referred the report and ac-
companying resolutions Of the Committee Book OF
Praise submitted majority and minority report the
first recommending the adoption by the Assembly Of the
report and resolutions and the minority recommending
the continuance OF the Committee on Book OF Praise
for further consideration OF the subject The eportof
the committee stated in brief that the work had been
completed by the Rev. Joseph 7. Duryes of NewYork
aud the principal accompanying resolution that the
Committee be authorized proceed with the work and
that the direction Of the committee the Board OF
Publication stereotype and publish the without
waiting for the further submission Of its parts to the
Assembly. After considerable debate the majority
port adopted
Committee Manses wGs adopted. Reports were made
from the Committee Bills and 0yertures number
transfer churches boundary lines OF synods and the
OF emigrants at York, Baltimore, and other
union with the General Synod OF the Reformed Church
reported with resolution that committee OF
nine be appointed TO meet similar cOmmtteofrom the
General synod Of the Reformed Church TO confer the
prActicabty aud desrability OF union between the
bly,. Adopted. DR.. McGil OF New-Brunswick was pro
ceedng 10 address the Assembly rotary edership.
when the hour of noon arrived, and the Assembly ad-
jOurned until o'clock tomorrow morning
THIS afternoon having been designated for an excur-
panied by large number of ladies' then proceeded TO
Lightst wharf and took boat for Annapolis.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
CHOLERA NOT AN EPIDEMIC IN NEw-oRLEANs
NFw-ORLEANs, Nav 26-The Secretary of

the NewOreans Board OF Health his weekly report.
gives the number Of deaths from sporadic cholera 25
and from cholera morbus 1t is about 10 weeks
since cholera first appeared here, and though the
Der Of cases occurring weekly has been gradually in
oreasinG, Dr. White, the President of the Board Of
Health, does not consider it at all epidemic The
number of deaths in this city from cholera, when
compared with the number OF reported has been
unusually small the percentage thus far not having been
more than There is as yet no cause for alarm on
account OF the prevalence Of this disease, although
enough deaths have already occurred 10 warn the
people TO give particular attention to cleanliness and
care In regard " diet.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
THE SAILORS BoARDNG-HoUsE KEEPERS.

THE SAILORS BOARDING-HOUsE kEhr Emo
John McKeon, counsel for several Oh tne
sailors boarding house keepers. asked In tne oo'
General Sessions. yesterday. that the case o'
Afghan be postponed until next term. and reau an a
dayit 10 the effect that he delayed by the aosehce
material witnesses by whom he expected 70 prove
among other things what sailors boarding nouSe
really was. Assistant DlsrictAttorney kolllns saiu
that it was not competent for him to offer evuenco W
that effect. with which view the Court coincded' MI
McKeon then wished to know II sailors Doard'pS
house where sailors only boarded TO the oId
conflict OF evidence IN the case Mr s -,
said the questions involved would be mixed questions
law and TACT and that he would insist that they should
be left wholly in the hands OF the jury After nt.e
further discussion. Judge sutherland hnay ueclucu W
postpone the case until the next term.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
DECJsJONs-MlY 26.

Superior Court-Specal 7erm-By Judge Curtis
Rogers AIT woodOer granting motion. Au agt Fhedenheit
Motion for sned Toer agt Drsonoer OF refer
eBo Burkha al asL smpsOuhouon granted place
on special calendar.
Common Pleai-Specidl Tsrm-By Judge j. F. DAILY.
Pern g-Tme erended other appe
denied DtenhOeier ag Lswis-MOOu granted AOae sgt tg'
gns.-Moion denied.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
PASSENGERS ARRLHED.

FROM GALVBSTON-Ia stamshfp GEO. W. Ciyf> May 26-G IT,
Western. O. D. Mills C. Mills D. Bal Iath Ringer, Cpt Il-
children r. " Hsden Wm Rah From hr
WestMrA Taylor children and servant Capt Chandler Hicks
Miss NJ Badw Ms, Minnie How Mrs Allen, Miss smith,
Mrs Van Kyn servant M T. Vallejo and children, ms A.
Sargent ehIren. ML Cartve and ~ Mira Juan kOdsueI
and chlldrea
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
rug pAYGER OF cARRYING A PISTOL.

BiNGHAMToN, N. Y, May 25.-On Saturday
evening H. NJ Myer, formerly Of the propreiors of
the OtsenIngo NILS dangerously aud 1t is feared
fatally wounded by the discharge OF pistol which he