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, 1873-05-29

It having been rumored around by certain
ovil-disposed persons that tho threo billiard
games to bo played between Ubassy and Bossun-
ger will be hippodrome affairs, Cotton up for tho
purpoao Of catching bets, tho following affidavit
has boon subscribed and sworn to before J. Ap-
p1eton Wilson. Notary Pubic, by the persons
moat interosted:
A. ?. 1tapp, John Bessungor. Thomas Foley, Eona.
Iaooume, Mona. Ubassy, and Henry Monhoime1, be-
9g dnly aWorn, depoae a1 say that the th5ee Ramos
John ncssunger aro legitimate and for tho amounts
ataod In their contract and published advortiaement
namely, two hundred and atty ESQ dollars sido
tcit IL In the hands Of Henry afop1oimer.
Previous to getting out tho affidavit mr. Tom
Foley bet $500 to 925 with Mr. Michael uonohan
that tho games were intended to be, aud would
DO, square onus.
In tho sale Of pools last evoning for the drst
match, which occurs tonight, and in which
*Ubassy gives tho odds Of discount in 400
points, Dossunger WAS tho fayorite at m averago'
ratio OF about ten to seven. About 800 worth
Of poolH wero sold. Tho salo will 10 renewed at.
haf-paat this afternoon at Foloy's.
, 1873-05-29
INTERESTING CASES.

suit to Recover on Lifo Insurance PolA
tcfoH--Ehc Companies Assert rhna
tho Poltcy-I1o1der is still A1ive.-
Can n Phrdoncl Criminal De Hound
by C0ndftions1
WAsH1NaToN, May 28.-The courts Of Daltt.
moro arc just now engaged in solving two legal
caaos Of tho most interesting character. Tie
trst IL lifa-insuranco caso, whero tho widow
brings suit to rccoyor e2o, 900 accruing from pol
iclcs on her decoaaod husband. THO plaintiff
claims that hor husband lost his life by the OK
he then occupied. lie companios S
refuse payment on tho ground thaEthe husband
innot doad, ,as was proved by e1huming tho body,
animation, and Witnesses Of tho highest Btand-
ing have boon Bubpmnaod, both for plaintiff and
defendant, and the trial promises to be both OK
citing and Sensational.
Of the legal considerations raised. 1t aeoms that
IN 1906 man named Tuckor wae convicted Of
demonstrating in the Circuit Court for
Charles County, and was sentenced to tho
Penitentiary for. tho term Of seventeen
ycara and six months. When ho had served out
something near six years Of his term, be was
pardonea by Gov. Whyte on condition that ho
would leavo the State Of Maryland and mover re-
turn. He returned to Baltimore last January,
and aoon after was arrested for alleged compile
that ho had no hand In tho assassination OF Mrs.
Lamprey, but in tho meantime attention was
called to his violation Of. tho conditions Of his
pardon. He WAS brought boforo the Court On Fri
day last, and tho Jury impanelod to try the
question Of facts involved, returned an indiot-
mout setting forth that Tucker is tho same man
who was sentenced in 1865, and that he did vio-
1atc the torms Of his pardon. Had tho trial end
cd here. the prisoner would have beon remanded
to prison to servo out the remainder Of his term.
but his counsel madc motion in arrest OF. judg-
mont aud upon this motion the constitutionality
Of tho recommitment Of pardonod conviots who
do not observe tho conditions OF their parlons
will be argued. Should the motion ba over
rnled, tho case will DO carried ia tho Court OF
Anpoafa
, 1873-05-29

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, 1873-05-29

The Governors Convention at Atlanta, Ga,
after t'ro days session ant ono days. arimatod
debate, adopted a memorial to Congress-. Tho
memorial sets forth tho feasibility Of canal
md slack-wator navigation, beginning on tho
Ohio River ~ %he naoutla Of I'll. Tan.oaaaA, fol-
lowing the latter river to Guntersyillo, Ala:
thence by canal thirty miles long to the Ooosa
River, and by the latter to nome, Ca; thence by
tho Etowah River long distance; thence by q
canal to tie Ocmu1goo River, and by tho latter
Rtroam to tho ocean at Savannah There ia
also to bc from Rolno like canal and
slack~water route to Mobile. The Goorgia
route, excluding tho Mobile branch, ia
ostimatea by tho engineers to cost thirty
aevon milliona Of dollars. THO State Of 0eorCia
Inns incorporated a company with authority to
construct this work. This company las neither
money nor credit. No Sane man will iuyoet n
dollar In auch an enterprise, Tho memorfa,
adopted by the Convention asks Oongross to sub
aidlzo tho corporation by an issue Of national
bonds in exchange for tho bonds OF tho COM
pany; principal and interest to bo paid out of
tho earnings Of tho canal Tho oppositiou
in the. Convention was composed of thoao
Who, nhilo agraoing as to tho atlyisability of
this work, opposed the intervention OF sny pri-
vato company, aud inaistod that the whole cana1
should bo constructed by tho 0cnoral 0oyorn-
mont, The debate on thia point OF 1ifYoronoo
was warm, but tho aubsldy and private corpors-
tion plan carried tho day. It is a,nuuing to look
Ut the votes. With true Southern doyotIon to
State sovereignty, the delegates voted by statos.
aud, among thoso Btatea recorded ~ voting In
favor Of Al issuo Of thlrty-soven mlllons of
bonds to subsldize Georgia corporation to
, 1873-05-29

Tho Chicago produce markets were generally
weak yesterday. Moss pork WIS activo, and 45o
per brl owcr, closing at s15.7o@15.75 cash, and
$16.l0@10.15 seller July. Lard was dull and 15o
Per 100 LBS lower, ut s8.A5@s.6o cash, and eB.75
@8.8o sollor July. Meats woro quiot and 10
higher, at o9a@811o for shoulders, 896@81So for
short ribs, 895@s9@c for short clear, and 1o@12o
for sweot-plck1ed hhms Highwiucs wero quiet
and rather weak at 91o per gallon. Lako
freights wero quiet md shade easier, at to for
corn to Bu1a1o. Flour was dull and unchanged.
Wheat was moderately active, and 1@1]5o lower,
closing weak at s1.2811d cash, md SLACK sollor
June. Corn VAS active, and ]1@4o lower, clos-
ing weak ut $500 cash, asa $500 boiler Juts
Oats were firm ut 10 decline. closing at 800
cash, aud 92}74c seller juno. Ryo was quiet and
stoady at 08]5c bid. Barley was dull mud nomi-
nal ut 7o@7ac for poor to good No. a. Hogs
wore more quiet and custer, with salea at $4,000
600. THO cattle trade was dull.
, 1873-05-29

thoy will do vol to encourage tho
railroads, who are now agitating tho question, 10
load OF in movement for tho utter ABOLISH
ment Of tho practice Of granting psaeoa for
which thoir constituents havo to pny. wo caim
for tho city pross no superiority ovot tho cour-
try odtor In this mattor. Wo hayo all boon
alnnors alike. Now lot Us oil join in tho effort
to bronx down tho vicious systom. Whoro ia tho
railroad that will takc tho lcad in rofuoing to
give rasaos to anybody9 That road ID tho ono
that all editors ought to patronizo, and, Ii thoro
is any putting to bo done, that is tho ono to bo
pufYod,
, 1873-05-29

any other reforu,-a movement that ia born q.
editors ssnotura or tho political c1ub-room. No
doubt those who organized tho flrat Grange
buidod hettor than tloy know,-all original aud
truo roformors do,:-but tho movement itsolf ia
ae auro to grow and win in tho ond ~ truth iB
auro to triumph ovor orror in tin1o-GrnuI
Ifap1ds (Afich.) Democrat
West arc now making AGAINST tbn ivrennv NJ
monopoiies on1iata our hcartioBt sympathy, and
which Ia to bo mado against tho inion9ty
known aB protective tarfff, Organization to
shape law 1B tho right aud duty Of cittzons, aud
whatovor can DO done to contribute to tho pros-
al wealth to the country. To this end wo viii
labor, bit when VIC SEQ mistakes made, or what
wo honestly bolieve to bo mistakes, we shall
frankly point thom out.-Lafayette (Ind.) Jour-
nal.
, 1873-05-29

for wock and letting 1t all of ia an hour. but
whom thoro ia real CAUSE for m advance In tho
price, aa thcro waa at tho outbreak Of tho Aus
tro-pruHaian-1talan war. tho Secretary Of tho
Troasury is aa impotont to stop It aa John
Smith. Wo rcpoat that, to tho extont that tho
Treasury Nithdraws gold from use Il. q. lessons
tho supply, 1t cauacs an advance In tho price
over and abovo what 1t would naturally DO.
Instead Of choaponing gold, tho Treasury hnB
mado 1t On tho avorago doaror than 1t should
havo boon over giuco tho boarding policy waa
commenced.
Tint tho c1iating tarift has srtihcially choap-
oneta oil o1portablo articles, including gold,
eauslng thom to bo exchanged for loss qunntl-
ties Of non-exportablo commodities than they
othorwiso would 10, ia tfuo. That Is what pro-
tootyo Tariffs aro intondod for, and that is whnt
has boon accomplished In this instance. It does
not follow, howovor. that tho gold premium is
an inadequate or untrue measure Of tho de-
probation Of tho currency. Relatively to iron,
both gold and whoat hive boon chcaponod by tho
tariff. Relatively to groonbacks, wheat may
hnvo boon oheaponod also, though no doubt
1t. But gold, By roason Of it's oxtromo
mobility, and by reason Of tho fact that Il is
money, transfuaea itHe1f into general prtceB
throughout. tho world. Honco wo say 1t docs not
FOLLOW that because tho tariff has changed tho
relative values of gold and iron, or gold and
cloth, In this country, 1t has therefore madogold
any the losa true measure Of tho Dc. recitation
Of tho currency.
, 1873-05-29

It is stated by tho Secretary Of tho National
Agricultural Congress- in session at Indianapolis,
that thcro arc now 900 farmers associations in
tho country, He assumes an average member
slip of'40, which giyos those societies 400, 600
membera:i in all. Tho Congress is attended by
nbout 15o delegates, representing ninety Farm.
ors Clubs, State Oranges, and Agricultural Col
loges. Resolutions havo been introduced for tho
abolition of tho National Eight Hour Inv, on ac-
count Of its disturbing influence in private busi-
ness, md indoraing tho Morrill, Land-Grant bill
for the benefit OF Agricultural Colleges.
, 1873-05-29

Secretary Do1ano says ho aoos no roason for
interfering with tho awards for Indian auppllos
recently madc by tho Indian Commtselonors and
has approved them. Ho docs not think tic
Commissioners won't beyond tho discretion a1-
loVod thom by Congress, and, as they had tho
concurrence Of tho Assistant Secretary Of tho
interior In all they did, ho would not ovorr11o
thoir decisions except for miatako or fraud,
proof Of Which has not boon produced.
, 1873-05-29

A writer In tho Inter- Ocean saya: "If the
school fund is to DO made an oleemosynary fund
lot uB have an equal distribution, and giyo as
much to tho poor as to those who arc rich enough
to spend fow yoara on travel in Europe It is
to DO hoped that Mr. seammon will tnhc tho
hint from his Own paper and pay up his indebted.
nosa to tho school fund, lest It should become
M eleomosynary fund, and Lost the poor should
donand an equal with thoHo who nro rich enough
to spend few years on travol in Europe.
, 1873-05-29

When tho Newfoundland Government gavo tho
Now York, Newfoundland i London Telegraph
Company it's ohartor In 1866, 1t rosoryed the
right to buy in tho franchise and linos at cost In
1876. It now promises to forogo tlis right Il
tho Company will forogo its exclusive privilege
Of landing cables on the is1nnd. Legal measures
are bcing taken in England to prevent tito Com
pany from joining in tho consolidation Of the
ocean telegraph companies.
, 1873-05-29

President Grant ia said to sustain Col. Mac
konzc unreservclly in carrying Ills pursuit OF
tho Kickapoo maraudors across tlo limo and Civ
ing their dofcat tie tuislng touch on Mexican
soil, and to hayo determined to treat Mexico as
an accessory II she makes any protests.
, 1873-05-29

Froo pasHos for themselves aud tllclr wives aro
to DO given by tho Iowa railroads to tho Iowa
editors who SO to Cedar Rapids noxt month to
attend tho annual mocting Of tho Town Press
Association, and tho Chicago Il Northwestern
Railroad offers to carry thom oil FREQ of charge
hension, circular has boon sont to overy editor
IN tho State, telling him where and how to get
his naBs
, 1873-05-29

From LaSallo comes tho atatoment that the
diversion OF the grain trade from the canal, on
account Of the Chicago inspection, is 10 serious
that large number Of boats arc lying idlo along
tho river mud the canal, which ia doing 1eas busi-
uces than ever boforo
, 1873-05-29

Several railroads of tllis state, among them
tho Chicago Alton Il st. Louis and tho Chicago
d Northwestern Roads, lavo assured tho, Rail-
road coin1nIasioncrH of their intention OF obey
lug tho now Railroad law, and hayo asked fora
conference' In ordor that they may loarn what is
expected OF thom by the Commissioners.
, 1873-05-29

20, but rcoallod II throe woeka afterwards. Ho
explained TINT this apparcnt reconsideration
"aa temporary concession to some objections
mado by Gen. Sherman aud to public aontt-
mont. thon inflamod by tho hIodoo naasaorea,
, 1873-05-29
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

1Ensta OF suHaonIr1to:' trAyAntE IN ADVANCED.
p ns!ls h ..s19.tIt I%na1y. W.sR
pntss OF yoar At tho sarlio rnto.
~ prevont dslay and mistakes, bo auro Rvs Post
O(Ece nddrcss In full, including statc ard County.
Nemtttnncos may o nlo elt.ar By draft oxpross, Post
Uhco o1tlor or in sca1sturel tottorn. 1t rink.
TERMS TO CITY BuHscNInERs.
rn,fy, t,ollvorod Sunday cxccpca q: ecar ror vook.
5niIy dn1ycrcd Buudny included, N conts por wook.
hl,i,eka TILE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Corner Madison and Doarborn.sta.. Chicago, III.
, 1873-05-29

Spurgeon writos to lecturo-brokor Of Wis
conRin Hho offered him 5000 night to lecture
for ono hundred nights In this country. that his
only ambition is to preach Jesus Christ simply
and without attempt at eloqucnco. He declines
to como; but iuyokes d blessing upon our pros.
, 1873-05-29
pority,

Meetings were. held last night in tho Third,
Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Four
tecnth, Nineteenth, and Twentieth Wards, to
protest againHt the Temperance ordinances of tho
Common Council, and to select delcgatcB to tho
Central Committee, which meets to-day at Bis
marck 1Iall -.
, 1873-05-29

santanta and Dig Ttco, WHO have boon tried
and convicted Of murder and are now in Jail In
Texas, arc the subjects Of great ileai Of aoloi-
tudo at the Interior Department. Secretary
Dolano has again askod Gov. Davis to mar
don them. IIo made similar request on March
, 1873-05-29

In tho opinion Of tic Boaton Eight-Hour
Loaguo, tho sure cure for tho corrupt elections,
dishonest legislation, aud widespread crimes Of
the day, is to reduce the hours of labor.
, 1873-05-29

Secretary Richardson hasrecalled all tho legal
tenders outstanding Of those illegally reisaued
by tho Treasury, and has restored tho croenback
currency to its proper level OF 1856, 1000, 600.
, 1873-05-29

The Atlantic Bank is not 60 badly hurt by
Taintor's dofalcation as was feared at first. Ita
nancts arc found to amount to 70 per cent Of the
1iabilitios.
, 1873-05-29

h1oVICKEn'S TlIEATRE-a Madison sreot, betwcen
Dearborn anA State. Engagement of Edwin Adams.
, 1873-05-29

~ bpfo7H1 U7tpdlch 70 IHe CH1cdg0 1F71Nnt.
MAnsl1ALnrowx, Iowa, May 38.-The annual
meeting Of the Iowa State Medical eociaty was
called to order by the President at 10 a. IN.
There WAS large attendance. The President
J. Williamson, Of Ottumwa, delivered his I'd
dress. Papers were presented as follows Ro-.
port on fhermomotory III Disease" by Dr., ".
b. nobertson, Of Muscatlne "Opticaf Deteots
and their Correction" by E. II. Hagen, OF
Smith, Of Charles City. Those papcrs elioitad
considerable discussion. Adjourned to p. m.
, 1873-05-29

A1KES's TIIEATRE-Wabash TIE syonus. corner Of Con.
F'Iluntod down Dr. tho Two LIVES Of Mary Loigh"
, 1873-05-29

11UCHI Upt1UU IN NGW F0FRe
ALBANY, May 28.--Tho attempt to reconsider
tue voto by which tho Local Option bill Was Lost
! failed BY 1 Toto Of "a to 40.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L Trains leave New York. from foot Of Desbrosses and
Cortlandt streets, as follows-
Express Harrisburg Pittsburg the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, 9 80 A NJ, g. and
SOP n Sunday, 5, 7, S:3OP.M. -
Fer BstipSre WaSshington and the South ats A. Nh
Express for philadelphia, 3, ? go a. ri is0 IL
For philadelphia. via Ken'inston, at A. M,a and 9
Emigrant and second class 7a5PM
a,aS s. $40 3:io 4:io, 1 80 5:io, s 70 80 80 d
sac $50. 80 s;lS sio, II 80 P. n. and u night
Fer s. s.! s s s ~. 10 a 81 Is
s5oS sac 80 5:so 30 10 Il 80 P. NJ. and u night
For Rahway $50 Z sac, 80 and 10 A. NJ, y noon \
s s q e. s snG a nls t Sunday s IS and
For woodbridge and Perth AmbOy, . and ioA NJ. 80
For New Branswiek, IA. n. ls M;ls,s, 4:o 62o.&
For Es.; s spS y night srnSHS ans
For Phillipsburg and Belvidere. and 4PM
Accommodation for Bordentown, Burlington and Cam
r den ~. and ma 80 "a. A. ~ Il 10 "a andSPM
For Jamesburg Pemberton and Camden A. M and vic
boat from pier No. 1, 3a9P. N. .
Trains arrive as folows:-From Pittsburg. $50 A. ~,
3BP: M. daily; l0:ls A. n. and 63e n, daily, ex
H%S ' 1s f0:ls p X Sunday, 40 A. NJ From Phils-
delpha. 522 $50 I0l5 II a5 II IS A. NJ, 2i5 05 "a
sos rs stt io;s P. NJ Sunday. s0, ESQ., II 20 A
Ticket tficss sa. AS. III and 9u Broadway; Mol
Astor House, and foot of Desbrosscs and Cortlandt
streets Em'grant ticket Office No. Battery place
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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EoR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
IN every Tue sday, Thursday and Saturday.-The Old
Dominion Steamship Company will despatch from pier
81 North River steamship OLD DOMINION Walker COM
mander, for Norfolk City Point and Richmond Sat
urday June At r NJ giving through bills Of ladins ts
tick cts issued all points. Accommodations unequaed.
Apply at pier 81, or ut general office lH Greenwich
street corner of Dew
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY, A RARE OPPORTUNITY
IA to those furnishing city country residences
The largest and richest Household Furniture sale
this season will place
uorIoN sAIE-PosIrIyELY THIS DAY erEIDAY2.

A UCTION SALE-POsITIvELY THIS DAY (FRIDAY,
"A the entire elegant II household Furniture OF
2I0 West Twentv. first street, near Seventh avenue
IN Aucaoneer. viz :-Parior and Library Suits. in
satin and rosewood Pian0lortes-one four
round, one grand square; two Bookcases 800 volumes
choice Books; Cabinets gilt Centre and Console Tables
Itareres rkish Chairs Bronzes, Paintings Mirrors
Cocks Curtains, 4c Dining Furnitur Extension Table,
Buffet Chars, sslyerwale, China, Cutlery
solid bl OK walnut and rosewood
Bedseads Bureaus Washstands &C. 81 hair and spring
Mattresses Suits reps and plush 600 yards Brussels
Carpet &c. Parties about furnishing city or country
residences will do well attend this sale All lots by cat
al0gue. N Blake It'll or Sth av cars.
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via Newport and Fall River.
The world renowned steamers BRISTOL and PROvL
PENCE Leave pier Is North kiyes foot Of Murray street.
A. P BACON, superintendent
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A UCTION. AUCTION. AUCTION.
n This day, At private rexidencc q East 10Th 81.
corner Broadway, commencing AT 10Y O'Clock, 800
lots by of elegant Household Furniture viz
Rosewood Panoorte. elegant Parlor Suits. Lace
taDs Mirrors, Brussels Carpets OIL Paintings Bronzes
Ac also bedroom Sets wood and walnut: single
and double Bedsteads, Burcaus Wardrobes spring and
hair Mattresses Lounges also Dining Room Base.
sneni and Kitchen Furniinra HENRY linn. Aucuoneer
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JUNE 6, 1s7s-TR1pLE SHEET
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.


CA44RR s F,ss Asp s Sqs,H AnsAIcAs
between New York and Liverpool, calling at Cork Har
: :ssgy. iSs IVY SSs
:aaGGs ssiz
Steamers married do not carry Storage psssen
ksGz 81 %
f sGd go sde0R to to
liverpool Al. par Of Europe at
@ BSs cE q ss
PASSAGE III HxyR TriaS BFSRi!a aSsKLYs Agent
corner Clark and Randolph Is streets pu chisasU ILL.,
CuSARD LINE. NOTICE
With the view q diminishing the chances Of collision
course for all seasons OF the year 49,,
Boston crossing meridian OF 90 at 43 lat or nothing to
On the Homeward Passage, crossing the meridian of 50
at ~ lat, or nothing to the north OF AZ
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP sAMARIA EMBARK
from the Cnnard wharf foot of Grand street. Jersey
o''S at Two A on saHiarsffS seDf FaHScKLYs
No. Bowling Green. New York.
oAsRaEa SN14 sTHFE s1
sailing from New YORK on sssusdays from liverpool on
OCEANIC Dune H. at 30 A. NJ
ADRIATIC. June g. att A. M.
From the White Star dock Pavonia ferry jersey City
Passenger accommodations for all classes unrivaed,
combining safety, speed and comfort.
Saloons, staterooms, smoking and bathrooms in
midship section where least motion felt Surgeons
ana stewardess accompany the steamer:
Rates-saloon, SlM gold Storage, $50 in currency
Those wishing send for friends In the Old Country
can now obtain Storage prepaid certificates, $50 cur
rency.
Passengers booked to or from all parts Of America to
China, &c.
Drafts from 81 upwards
For inspection Of plans other information apply
the company's Office 10 broadway. New York
Bills Of lading Issued to Continental ports.
j. ii. SPARKS, Agent
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A UoTIos sorIcy--LAReE SALE THIS DAY

N Fridayl At private residence LEO West 80 ST.,
near 9th av., commencing nj 10H O'Clock
Over $25,OOO elegant Household Furniture. namely =:
Superb rose wood Pianotorte cost $500 Paror and Bed
Suits Centre Tables, Mirrors Carpets Bedste
bureaus, Easy Chairs, Paintings Bronxcs Matteesse
Bedding dc; also Basey1ent and Kitchen Furniture.
This the largest sale of hrs class bold Furniture
1bis season: sale positive ~ lots by cataiogue.