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New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
banKrq nonsrs ano Dankers.
UlDloen0 &onres.

OFPcB or TIE mILwAUKEE NosTHEHs RAILvAY,(
MLwAUKgE. Nav Is, 1913 !
YTNHE COUPONS on the FIRST MORTGAGE
EIGHT PR BONDS n this Company due lst Juue will
b paid the Mraus Exchange National
Blnk, New-YOf. Wh IAINIOk, secretary
VNHE INTEREST which will become due
Il STO STATE Of ILLINOIS the Grst MONDAY
pf July, 1873 viii be ERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL
BANK the the 3D. Inclusive, u july
kOWARD RUIZ. Stale Treasurer, Springfield Illinois.
OFEtCE CENTRAL PARK North AND KAsr RIVER :
RAILKoAD COHPANy. IKNTH-AyR. ffRrYTHiED AND FFTY3
EEw-YoHK. May n. 1873.
U1HE INTEREST COUPONS due June !, of
II CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE BONDS Of the Central PARK
North and E River Railroad Compr viii be paid at the oce Of the
FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY. Of BJchange
place Wiamst, y. Y. CITY, L. T. GkIFFlTHS, Treasurer
OFFICE DHtKCTORs
AMERICAN KxPREss COMPASY, l3 BROADWAY, NKv.lORK,
May a. 1873
VNHE DIRECTORS OF this COMPANY have
this day declared SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF THREE DOL
LARS (SD per capital stock, PAYABLE
July next stockholders Of the OF closing Of the
Ersosfcr Books
n Tr.pfe- Books be closed the day June
cock D. reopeBed tie "a day Of Jav ooooE
M. = n kNAfI', Secretary
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24

DHILADELPHIA aud EKL, ~ II dv c4s 70
ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT ry1H Sa1NTss os PEsy rss
TIE OIL REGION aud LUMBER DiS nv ~
~ leave Do,1ro,ses and Cortiaot Fer -, psi-Gn PSI
99Oa ~ Lre Erprcss daily except tli4 I've sanbay 81
Car through N-w.iorN 20 OIL ~, iI.i6 n a lse1A
NIamsuort 8:j LOck Haven. $685. iloo. a. eta AL CT
5.08: Cory 6:g5: Eue, 7:i5 a -, nj R,E.p q -
with on Creek aui AucgheuY River ks- 'o' ~ W A..
with Lake Shore r. 4. for all points w. p,i,, Palace Oar =
$50 m. Ere Mail tjailgl E-, 625; Wi.BAnspeh - -.
E.aie . 1aS 70 As Remove IA a. ryleo0 SO G Ss t ~
,55 d m Connects a lrvneton IL ~ - L.,s Sl0r >
gheuv River K r. Tor the OIL Regis' :" A A..
all po.nts West A.. GLDWIy General Sa2cris'ee~-
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
Ocean Steamers
DRAFTS ON IRELAND.

nIRECT LINE TO HAVANA,
IL PROGKESO AND VERA CRUZ
EEW-YORR, anl MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE,
LEAVING PIER s. Eouh RIVER. ats {. EVERY THURSDAY
CITY or HAVANA (lavanl onyl ...............M6y 2a
CITY or MERIDA (flayena ongl,
CLEOPATRA GIavana and Me1col June ~
CItf OF HAVANA Clayana onYl .Jane TO-
freight or
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24

NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
LEE-These steamships will sail every TUESDAY
Pier 70 n. r. foot OF Cedarst) for Havana direct
follows:
freight passage maynifcen aommpl,ons apply
WM. p. CIADE * CO.. No boWnng sTe,n.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
,Sundlys only. 'IGosasn Na1lil,,os,'
JN0. n. ABBOTT. Geaesal Passage As'--
TnAINs LEAYE NEN.IORA

Shore Line & 1870 SO, p ai stoppns N,s NJ
ala bridgeport The 3:5 and l2:2j p y 10 sI a ~
the J.U5 D. Montreal dJ NeEIsf- f- R,Avs.
i2:rp a. to Ao-acl and Provica,e; the Con1 ,f % = Is
Newllayen sui Nounamrtoa ami H., n az ~ s n - -
Haven AM HO1sa.onc arUsd at B1..eqot lL . ID -
o. m. 10 Nsu.-lca Railroad az Bndgt lort Ile ~ -s
so p NJ na ami Norwl's Roi 20 20 ~ -
Trans or N.-.lsytn cave 20 1905 SOD tbrh II''' i5s
tUr) go IR 5I s:S5 5:'j sos tll (atl ia Sants
BnIgepor s.oj 70 So NorTts % n'2 l65 D Sgs
at 1855 A. a. 1:g, $50 O. JO and 20 lte 80 rr,ss
g.ors 40 Ncw-Eo-lee ani P1r. Chester, aai ne -'' y
Nj. Vernon. Almauutck. aud Rye. ,-.,vsss and kN :
SUNDAY Boston Mail Trains a: 1908 p m VA eP'--s
ia Providence .,-.s..s,, On Egt "
pres Trains. --..,-. a.. -, co7asry st 01aVS
tr,l Dapot or al Offices Of the n \. lrlser tS ~s 40
and No. Coarst br5oky IN. who viii also ca~A '@''-s'
dense 20 tes,aatun. - ..er, A. ho.els Al ~
40' lui'''' INV JOHN 4. MOODY. surt Of y l. = - -
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
nrsrnvHrs IN AMERICA can be

RESIDENTS IN AMERICA can se ;.
,uuplied with LONDON CLOThINt,
perfect In STYLE and ht, BY following ne
In,tuetions OF our Self-MeamreInen'
Rules. in our nsw Fashion Book, when,
with samples Of materials. is forwarded
RBMITTAECES need not neeesssh ny
accompany the order, as arTangeihtn', arTgll.i.., !,
Companies Agent shall, at the tine o.
delivery. collect the amount Of lu,oSe,
together with forwarding ehargei and
Custom dues .
This mole OF collection and delivery
has len found Of great service iD 'on-
ductiDg our eItensiTe American uAe~
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
RE OLD CHINA WORKS OF ART.

TTO AMERICANS VISITING EUROPE
WILLIAM JAMES ADAMS puhhsher Of BadshaHs Guides for
l. Bran Ireland Continent Of Europe London SO Fleet
T. Maps Bars Courier Bags, PormAni aus
Belts Knapssks Rugs Waterproof Coats Whiting Gases INK
stands Door Fasteners Luggage Labels, ard Soap - -
Latest editions OF Murray, Blacks Bedekers Harprs ana brah
baws Bandbook Deouaes PheBooks ashhg Books aud
ever requisite for rayelers
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24

ERlE RAILWAY.-Wmter Arrangement OF
~ Trains tsu. Jan 90 1873 Prom Chausest Ds9 a
g}t-st sce note btlUwl
gam-Cneinuau and Chicago D5 bKpss DpEng Roou Coss
20 Bulto and Seeping Coaches 70 des-a1a.n
Am-Exrress Ml ior Buffalo al N1gi-a Pals Dasiar Ron
Coaches Suquehauna ami Sleeping Coaches % dsnatsL
tDayDCnc.1u1u al ChicalJ Aiynt Erpfe>s stet
Coaches through Budo EngAra Falls, Caoaaaa' Dsr' "A
! Chicago without change.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
ttlli
FOR
INVESTMENT.

u.,.r, o,,,,.s "a, ,.r,.r, ..,.,a YiRSr MORTGAGE
RAILROAD BOMBS ars NJ ss, SArE Sus ~ hoSV hNlS
ARLR SSCURIrISS s,s ieyesneu rugrSSS h"ssN a. s''
es that Se-v A., wcr u scasa ta NA~aA N " N
ssAef Of ne goat Interests Sg ID, seusty
TSce tcss hsve eecs scse1 FFyiss @ ~ 'e'ap' y NA
Tesas eesersily, bat tsev sreN via srs'e -,
-, a. Hoa, A,v .es- sss hcasSs Management AM
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
EOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL

A NCHOR LINE. - EXPRESS STEAMERS
"A sail rom Pier 70. North River NeY-Yors.
May - CALICO SATURDAY Nav 81.
TRlNACRIA weinesay May 28 CALEDONIA Wednesa T..
Passenger loke and from liwaY
Britain Ircsni GcnulnY Nsrsay sseen Denmark America
safely speedily comorahy AMI cheapy other tine
Cercass can he bought at lowest rates
By applying Al tho CompanY's olces ioshng-green -
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agcats
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
NEW-YORK. PHILADELPHIA. WAsHIN
Is w s5.lssy q! Z! |! 3.

The BEST and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC introduced
the ef oil Indigestion Debility and Loss of Appetite 10 Is
yaune Recommended Tor it, punty by the Food Journal Arthur in
HAsal NJ D.. Weuts0rth h. Scott ESD, 7. {. S. r. A. s. h..
T. r &C. SOLD by Gcers Oimn and Chemists in large
bov,.s at Is each Beware of mi aions Prepared by
GOODALL DAChhOUSE Co.
Leeds Rncland
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND FAMILIES


Arc respectfully solicited inspect the ARTICLES Of DRESS
PLAYED st thor OF H. j. E1COLLS establishments gwen abo
WILL clothing Of the most uo and supeb Character
immediate use, made 10 order in few hours
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
{inaurial.

no INVESTORS, ..... ..,.., ..,..,.,,
sEv.N PR CESr SHOCKS w raN CrN ANo NNON'N
DP RRw.NORN
RRooKLYN PUBLIC rARK SEVNNS
RRsEY CRY wArER SSvxN rSs CwNr NNN,NS s-s " q
T pN saeN
GeN \ SlSvNEE
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN.
FOR LADIES.

Riding habits Hats, kS Fashionable Costumes for the Promenade
&c Waruro0f CucIar LUla. Killarney All M-nne Travelling
shaped.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
J. W. GORE. Gen. Pass Az. ----
DvJN.vTv,NIARAILROAD

PENNSYLVANIA hAlbhOhD. ,,l Corlas1sss
/ Trains leave New-lcrk. ON fo Of DesefoA'' A1 -
as sSo~s' m ,r.r, ps5ub the wes, And Se'
man P.i,ee Car. Attached ~ m, . T. andS'''P@
w yoT n. n ,more wa.snn and the South At '' n
day 500 .. m . I'm . m, p.O lA6 e.Si ~
Lhp.ss $1,000 yl t.,'si ~ and $500 D. M
For Phia. wa henspoH'- H'-.tE. =. an
gfaul all e. 1870 SIC. y 10 II, lEb u s;,aEA
FoI % Nss's WI Ia an a $40 so. $50. so, e'v %"
y go ~ ~ ~ -, ' SUNDAY SO g. 10 snd "a ma -
~ 30 T. 7;s1. $40. 70 III w. 80 ~ AZ
so ,nl a a. n 40. 4. 4:lt. 4; ~ 10 3D. 20, !"
J. . -; aS 20 m sunday $50 O. and Sly IN
- 49, e9l :. sl0 ee sad 10 M " ~ IA 49,
r"t 1 ~ 20 80 6JV $3.50 8, 60. ~, s'" - a
-, ssnd., go and 600 p m 10 3A"N
hsns 10, wSnargs Aad Perth AuOOy. and 10 n -
and S" m SSnswei. T. 10 a m. u H., Ia Gio, s"'"'r
70 n,sbt sslAy, b, and . 10 - .,o..,s.appm
- E..t hlstone, a. NJ, l. aooa s,tO I - a. M
Eof Snsosertyille Ssos aad Picrlagton. a, m and y NJ
Fof IN har BoSienown. Darlington. aud CAnjeH N'
,o.a9 ~ a. and N rs
- - feehod T. m, and p m .oa Vi. bcsi ~ =
w. w. smesbuTg. Pcmber.on. Cs'sden ." ~" ,.u
No 1I9p .,,.,,. From pi,,.surys s;'O. n lSssr
AZ O.lf m. ami t5i .. m IA ~ sr1sv ~ 2. .a
s and Bsimore, ESQ m, fol alt 3;3a Gt'~F
wwalelpma sci. ESQ, t0l4 llOt l''' ~' u..~
sunday 5.2 $3.50, liot a. ~. s..w,,, No Asisf rs
Ticket ohces Sc ass III snd rs Epsriut nei 0h..t
M foot OF DesoFo'ses and '0''' III BOYD lr Gsa '''
''esI' X q dtASSATr. Gen. Manager ----
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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS

Il. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PAT FINIS
For Inventions, Trade Marks, or DeSlgi,
40. 10 SftIte Street (oppoSae haOB street, BOSIOt
4 FTEk AN extensive practice oi upwards ol s.
ted States; also in Great Britain, France and othe
foreign countries. Caveats. Specifications, Assign
ments, and All papers for Patents, executed o'
reasonable terms, with dispatch. Researches mad,
to determine the validity and utility OF Patents OF
Inventions, and legal and other advice rendered II
all matters touching the same. Copies OF the claims
of any patent furnished by renting one dollar
Assignments recorded III Washington.
No agency in the United states possesses super
facilities for obtaining Patents, or asHeftalnln,
the patentabllity OF inventions.
All necessity of journey to Washington TO pro
cure Patent, and the ,ual great delay there, al,
here saved inventors.
Test m onials.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy AS one Of the most capabl
and successful practitioners with whom nave hat
Official intercourse CHARLES MASON,
Commits sioner of Patents"
81 have hesitation IN assuring inventors tina
they cannot employ man more competent ans
and more capable of putting their ap
plcatlons IN form to secure for them carly ant
avora Bile consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner OF Patents"
"AIr. r. IL. EDDY mas made toI me over IlllRI1
applications for Patents having been successful II
almost every CASE. such unmstakable proof %
rea, talent end ability his part, leads me to
oiumenL aH inventors TO apply To hun to procur.
tn cir patents, as they may be sure OF having tht
most faithful attention bestowed on their cases
anu ~ way '' JOHN TAGGART."
Boston, Jan. /, 1873. lyz
The New York herald., 1873-11-16
Dne from tho 4W snragne Mann.
Snrnlus al assnts over lishIllties.

SurDlus OF assets over liabilities 81 81 2h2
The meeting alter discussion rejected the resou-
ton to appoint a committee TO attend the meeting
OF creditors In New York, and passed the follow
ing
Resolved That il Is deemed for this
ing 10 appoint any committee attend the ting Of
the creditors OF Messrs Hoyt sprague Co. be holden
In New York the 18th inst, nasmuch tie banks
and other large creditors OF said firm In this city
vicinity will doubtless be represented at thar meeting
individually.
The New York herald., 1873-11-16
THE CRISIS ELSEWHERE.

THE WORST KIND or HARD TIMES.
The Midland Railroad owes laborers over
100000.
DIsTILLERrEs RUNNING ON FULL TINE
There are five large distilleries within one mile
OF Lynchburg, Tenn, all running on full time.
NO REDUCTION ON ALPACA GOODS.
The jamestown IN. " alpaca mills are TO have
consuming capacity OF 10000 pounds OF wool
weekly.
THE CAR WORKS At INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
The Car Works Company at Indianapolis have
gradually discharged their worKmen until only
about 100 out OF 230, their usual force, remain.
LET ALL HAVE THEIR sHARE OF SUFFERING.
While the railroad companies are taking the hard
times as o pretext for dscharging large number
OF their workmen reducing the wages OF others
and running their shops on half and three-quarter
time, 1t would be wen to consider the feasibility Of
reducing the salaries Of the oicers OF the various
roads.
AN OASIS IN THE FINANCIAL DESERT.
The sandusky t0hio) Register sent o reporter
among the shops and business establishments OF
that city and learns that the financial disturbance
has not been felt much IN Sandusky.
TIMB REDUCED.
The employees or the Lehign valley Railroad in
the machine ahona at south Easton, Pa, have been
The New York herald., 1873-11-16
CONSEQUENCES OF A WILL ROBBERY IN
JERSEY.

In February, 1862 in Hope township, Warner
county, N. j., Abram M. yliet, wealthy farmer,
died, leaving will This WILL distributed his estate
so that his sons received the lions share and his
daughters $4,000 each only. When he died, how
ever, the win could not be found, and, under IN
structions OF the Court, the estate was
divided share aud share alike to each
OF the children. Recently II transpired
tnat the will had heen stolen by young man
named Albcrtson, whose father had been given
possession or 1t. He and another young scapegrace
named Barton had been hired, as alleged, to steal
the will by the husbands Of the daughters, and
were to receive $4,000. Barton received $l,45O on
the spot. Ailidavts to these facts have been made
ana IL seems likely that Jonathan Lunday and g.
Il. Albertson, husbands of the two daughters, wall
get into trouble. The property altogether was
worth about SOC, 000
The New York herald., 1873-11-16
THE HARLEM BOILER EXPLOSION.

Coroner Kessler was yesterday engaged at the
Twelfth precinct station house. Harlem, IN Issuing
subpGnas for witnesses to attend the investigation
into the boiler explosion which occurred, on Tues
day last near 12sth street. The Coroner has already
engaged Mr.. Belknap to make a thorough examina-
tion OF the various parts OF the boiler with view
to determining the cause oil the explosion. Mr..
Belknap will be ready to give his testimony on
Wednesday next, and several other experts will be
also subpGnaed for the investigation, which VIII be
held at the Coroners' ONCE on that day. Several
broken parts of the boiler VIII be snown TO the
stand the opinions OF the experts.
Mr.. Dillon, tho Contractor, Arrested
His Sub-Contractors Held to Bail-An
Important Witness.
Yesterday morning Detectives Bennett and
Moore, OF the Central Office, brought to the
Coroners, office Mr.. Sidney Dnlon one OF the con-
tractors for the work In l2sth street and Fourth
avenue, where the explosion occurred q few days
ago with such disastrous results. and also Horace
]. Beemer and Andrew Coyne, the sub-contrac-
tors. Coroner Kessler required the defendants to
give bail in the sum OF $4,000 each, which
coming bOndsman for Mr. Dillon, WHO lives
whereupon the latter gentleman gave the requisite
security for the further appearance OF Messrs
Beemer ooyne, who were owners Of the exploded G .
ceeded about their business. Mr.. Coyne hives at
No. East l27 tn street, as also does Mr. Beemer.
Mr.. Clyde, OF the firm Of Dillon, Clyde Co., being
absent at his home in Springfield, Mass, will
appear on Tuesday next and give ball In the nke
amount with his partner, Mr. Dillon.
AN IMPORTANT WITNESS.
On Friday Captain Theodore X. Bennett oi sne
Twelfth precinct police, received note, ol WHEN s
the following is copy, In regard TO witness VINO
could testify as to the condition Of tne collapsed
boiler:-
Captain T. r. BENNETT ,. c.r..,r Ta,,,r.r
of the New York and New Haven COMPANY, thas neMhy
Whi,c licensed engineer OF Payne's Mils, calleu tno
attention OF engineer othe sxpioded poel 70 tne 70
The exposion and believing Henry wnite 20 pe an iin
gortan ,,x witness nnsnnaed rU respectfully yours
having MN suDP s. A. BASSFORD.
Mr., white has been summoned TO appear and
r,ye his testimony during the investigation which
a. - m be commenced on Wednesday next.
The New York herald., 1873-11-16
PENNSYLVANIA.
Hard Times In the Goal Rcgions-COal
Companies Working Thrce-quarter
Time.

Hard Times In the Goal Rcgions-C0aI
Companies Working Thrce-quarter
Time.
WuKEsBARRE, Nov. IL. 1873.
Thus far In the financial crisis the coal operators
have borne up bravely against the pressure, keep
ing the production up TO the ordinary standard for
the time OF year and giving employment to the
average number OF men. But it is noticeable that
the "hard times" have crept into the coal regions
and the coal corporations indicate disposition to
curta operations for time at least, just the same
as other people are doing. On Monday next the
wilkesbarre Goal and Iron Company, a branch of
the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company OF Mauch
Chunk, win inaugurate q reduction in business by
putting their men on
THREE-QUARTER TINE.
This step has been rendered necessary by the
great falling or in the demand for coal incident to
the decline OF the iron interest in the Lehigh Val
ley, and from the fact that the company have no
further room for stocking coal their yards and
wharves being filled to their utmost capacity. The
other companies in wyoming Valley will, no doubt
M sas PecS
intimated that the short time will be but tempo
rary, probably % month or six weeks; put parties
THE COAL TRADE
declare that it is hardly possible that active pro-
March or April. Any decline in the coal business
In this region pr 1duces an immediate depression
In all other branches Oh INDUSTRY, ana IL may pe
said that all kinds Of business in wyoming
Valley are now stale, nat and unproft.
able, ana WIN remain SO for the coming
four or i've months Money is quite as scarce here
as elsewhere, the banks afford no accommodations
worth speaking Of and as tor making collections
on old accounts, that is simply out OF the question
for the present. And yet our people do not appear
to be very desponding under the hard times They
are hopeful and seem
DETERMINED TO nAKR THE BEST OF MATTERS
as they transpre. Moderation and. spirit OF
forbearance prevail, and everybody is calmly
awaiting the advent or better days. The increas-
ing confidence exhibited in the cities and the
prospects that currency will be put in circula-
ton In New York and Philadelphia produce more
cheerful feeling here, and the prospects are that
we shall all get over the winter without much
suEering or any greater business embarrassments.
The New York herald., 1873-11-16
FATAL HATCHwAY CASUALTY.

on Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. teveredge,
coiored people, with their son Elmer, IL years
OF age, went TO call on some friends at No. 2l2
Broadway, and subsequently missing the little boy
search was made for him, when hs dead body was
found lying In the eub.basement, he having fallen
through the hatchway from the ffth noor 1t ls
while at play on the top floor Of the building.
Coroner Kessler war notified to hold an inquest In
the case.
The New York herald., 1873-11-16
CONNECTICUT.

Dulncss In New Lcndon-Dcclinc In the
Whaling Busincss--stato Of the Fac-
tories.
NEW LONDON, Nov. IA, 1873.
The number OF manufacturers in this cool city by
the Sound is limited. 1t is o brave and beautiful
place In the gladstone summer months, when the
gallant yachtsmen OF New York come down to
dance ana bask IN the smiles OF New England 70.
The New York herald., 1873-11-16
CALIFORNIA JUSTICE
SAN FRANCISCO, \

San FRANCISCO, NOV. IA, 1873.
despatch from San Juan South to-day says.
By the arrival Of the stage from New Idra we learn
that sheep herder was murdered In that place
on the 18th inst. by two men, one OF whom 10
named Cnaves. His companion belonged to Vas
quez's gang They nred six shots into their victim
and then Cnaves cut his throat Chavea escaped,
but the other murderer was caught and tried by q
lynch Jury. He confessed his participation In the
crime and was hanged. His name and the name
of the murdered man ara unknown.