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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-12-13

tgOn.
Pursuant to the call for con7en-
ton, the Association met at Rich
mond, November 10 and 20, 1873, in
the Central Church, at 2 P. NJ, on
Wednesday, the 10Th.
The President of the Association,
Mrs. Anna Il. Campbell, of Rockville,
in the chair. The exercises were
opened with prayer by Rev. Latin.
In the absence of the Secretary, Miss
lamar Elliott, III. v. Austin was
chosen to fill the vacancy.
The minutes of the annual convcn-
ton, which met at Terre Haute on
the 18th and 18th of last June, were
read and approved.
DIR. Mary F. Thomas offered res
olution, with some appropriate re-
marks. The resolution was concurred
in, and read as follows:
Resolved, That this meeting well
come to our convention Miss Laura
Ream, Mrs. e. Z. Dyer, Mrs. d. M.
Jordan, reporters for the press; and
we cordially invite them to seats in
| the convention.
The President read an opening ad-
dress suitable to the occasion, after
which the committees on programme
and resolutions were appointed.
Committee on Resolutions = DR.
Mary F. Thomas, Mrs. Louisa V. Boyd,
Mrs. Sicily, John Mcpherson, Rev
Latin.
| Committee on Programme = Mrs
Helen V. Austin, Mrs. Hannah
Graves, DR.. Owen Thomas.
| Mrs. Emf B. Swank introduced the
following:
| Resolved, That within the las
twenty years the woman S rights agi
tation has done more to open all door!
| of usefulness, of honor, and of profit
than all the progress of the world be
fore that time.
Mrs. Swank opened the debate OF
the resolution. The discussion con
tinued to some length in an animated
manner. DR.. NJ. F. Thomas, Mrs
Boyd, Mr.. Washburn, DR.. o. Thomas
took part. The question being put t
vote, the resolution was carried.
The President read an interesting
letter, addressed to the convention
from her husband, Col. John 7
Campbell, of Rockville, Indiana.
Col. Campbell is one of the Finance Com
mittee, and those who are acquainted wit
him, know of his ability as q writer, an
| high standing as q gentleman.
After the programme for the evening wa
announced, the meeting adjourned till
| o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
, The convention was called to order by til
President, and prayer was offered by Re-
Latin.
Mrs. Louisa Vickroy Boyd was then intr
\ duced to the audience, and read poem el
titled, "What of the Might" which w,
written for the occasion. It Is not alt
: gether suitable in these minutes to spea
d Of the merits of this poem. The way
which 1t was received and spoken of by II
audience is an acknowledgement of its me
its. The just and candid mention of it
Laura Reams report Of the convention, co
:, tanned in the Cincinnati Commercial, is
e higher compliment than it deserved.
! Mrs. Swank followed Mrs. Boyd with {
address on woman's suffrage, which was d
! livered in an earnest, eloquent mann,
d She was listened to with marked attentio
!, and was cordially applauded.
The Committee on Programme report
in regard to the exercises on Thursday.
= After taking up q collection to pay for t
,f expenses OF the house, the meeting was
missed with q bcnediction by Rev. Lafiil
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ingredients. Prominent among them are
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to act together; the one, through its admir-
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same time q tonic and q catliartic, dcsid.
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but never before discovered. In other
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and do It much better than any two We
know OF, for they remove nothing from the
system but impurities, 70 that while they
purge they also strengthen, and hence they
cause no debility and are followed by no re-
action.
DR.. TUFTS Pills have wonderful In.
fluence on the blood. They not only purify
without weakening It, but they remove all
noxious particles from the chyle before It 10
converted into fluid, and thus makes impure
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ness attending the operation Of this most
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hence persons taking them do not become
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while all impurities are being removed, the
Combined action Of the eafsaparilla AMI
wild Cherry purifes and invigoratea the
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For 12a cents per pound, at Nor.
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4 DMINIsrRAToR,s SALE.

By order of the Marion Civil Circuit Court,
the undersigned, administrators of the e..
tate Of Samuel w. Bernams, deceased, ofYer
Tor the next ninety days, Lot No. eleven,
mond, Wayne county, Indiana.
Terms-One-sixth cash in hand, and one.
sixth In each Of 8, IL, IL, "A and % months,
with per cent. interest.
A. g. CAvINS.
JAMES BRADEN.
Administrators.
Indianapolis, Ind, Oct. Is, 1871 X-Sw
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Never before was such an idea attempted
for book illustrations; every one who has
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New-York tribune., 1873-09-05
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
RRIDA1. aHPr. 8.

Mails P.n,m. Aspnva the Central American and South Pa
eihc the steamship Coon, close az btsam
at IL NJ. from Pier No. AZ. n X.
Mails Jamaica and Hayu By the steamship Atlas
close at2 m Supplementary Mail double postage letters and
printed closed the PosIoes at 2iO Steamship sails
a .. from Pier No. IL y. K
Mails for Newundanl SevYork Po,omce
6 p. n. HGifaI
Ma. Halifax s. closed The NsWYOrf POs,ohse eTorJ
LAY at D. IN. aud goes via Boston
sATURDAf. SEPT. 6.
Mails France only Queenstown and Liverpool
By the steamship Adahc close l23 Supplementary Mail
dobe letters ant printed matter IS closed a. the
As Steamship sails at from White Star DOCK,
Psvons Ferry, Jersev CITY.
Closed Bremen Mails via Bremen steamship
closed II Supplementary Mail for double
postage letters and printed matter closed At the Po.omee a. l:l5
Steamship sails m. from foot Of Third ST.. Hoboken.
Direct German PrussiE closed Mall nT this line
Mails for France direct Bre sn HaTre by the steamship 81
Laurent close Steamship sails at from Pier No.
SON.
Hsylaa direct And Merco bv the steamship Cubs.
IL Supplementary Mail Tor double postage letters aud
printed matter closed at the Po'tohee at lliO m Steamship
sails at II IN
Mails fo Key By steamship Clyde, close at Steam.
ship sails az } D. m, from Pier No. ~ T. K
SUNDAY. T.
All Mails eoys at IL O'Clock The POtOhce nom
N III a n
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05

when no regular service going on. songs Of praise
would be heard from the different en's o An a,ons
the service at one tent then moving along TO another
One minister remarked shat tos and
sympathy attracted by colored man and so@sn' mar,
who some Of the ola negro aS To-
.x wte @ plenty yS ., ls''" ou' A''''
TO-DAY was the last day. and marked by general
exodus Services were held. as usual. in the morning
When that was over line was formed, and q march
ST 'ne ercas a. tue biz tent ali walked past
preachers stand where each shook hands with the mn
isrs there assembled This closed the meeting OF 1873
ber meetings were held, but many bad already el
or were making preparations TO leave that tne{ %G,o no
and tents dsmantled and the whole ground looked like
n stropg pghold which an army was evacuatiDg. -.
While those at the camp ground were thus employee
the ATTEMPTS TO amuse those otherwise inclined have
not tagged. The band at the Sea view House nas
played every day. refranng however during iyen
al the Sea View House, with music by Thomas anu anu
Gastn Band Dancing Gin was kept W SG ThHmas pre-
vented the early hours OF Sunday from being stoea
upon. This was looked upon as yloiauon ., jo hOJ
taste by the meeting authorities but as IL d no vok @
until all the church members were supposed 10 naNo
retired ought to have done so the pleasure Oh @
visitors properly gratied But the horse-race wh
was advertised for Saturday afternoon was rather VOC
much for the reousy inclined complaint was naao @
20 the seecmen Of this town. and the license was re
voked. 1t certainly was l-adyised during the camp
meeting and has resulted in dsSa TSdv ioS' had eS
agreed. To- their confusion that horse-racng
innocent at croquetplaying, which Is nonina1
wellknown persons have been here among tnen Sov' GOV
Washburn and ex- Gov Clanin of Massachusetts,, GOV
Howard of Rhode Island WILSON: ,s sn1 o
Harriet Beecher Stowe. Bluihng As usual POI. h Ua
sentimental Journey up and down the plank walk Dy the
sea- been great fayorite among the young lsoles
and gentlemen Even the storm OF last night did not
prevent many couples from taking waerproofs ana um'
brellas, and slowly promenading up and down In the
rain The hotels viii close in few days. tents ano cot
races will be antled and closed Out of transient
population of 25OOO only about 500 will be here st the
weeks end All seem satisfied, those who come TO lead
and those who are led; those to make money
and those who only spent It, 1t has been called season
OF good harvest for all.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05
THE COURTS.
SAVINGS BANK CONTROVERSIES

SAVINGS BANK CONTROVERSIESl
DEPosIToRs DIRECTING TO AN AssiGNEEs CLAIMS
E. L. Gardner, attorney, ana Charies MAJ
thews counsel for the Depositors committee OF the
bankrupt Market Savings Bank. appeared before Regis
ter James F. Dwight yesterday afternoon and asked for
continuance OF the until they could crossefanhe
the assignee, f. w. Worth. who Is now In Europe "m
Man. counsel Mr. Worth, stated that MS cene woud
sail on Sept H. and wished TO be heard soon as posi-
BILE after his arrival The proceedings were adjourned
TO Oct g. In regard to the 900 demanded by the as
srss m extra for himself and counsel for
services from April 1872 June 1873, the depositors
claim that the labor performed thus far has been merely
clerical and that the most difficult claims still remain
20 be handled that although 100000 mas been collected
and about SO per cent paid as dividends on the face
value Of deposits Mr. Worth has Ieceyed sH Or tn
a reasonable remuneration Tor MS services saoy con
slider this extra allowance e1orbltant. H. d. Bent
Secretary OF the Dep0stOrs Committee. makes an am
dayit that Mr. Worth who formerly Receiver. asked
TO be made Assignee and said he would charge nonng
ceive an anpointment To the latter position, point
in the testimony for the Other SIDE
VIOLATION OF AN ACT OF INCORPORATION.
.Judee Daniels has announced his decision
in the suit OF the people, ex REL VIM Lloyd' against
Robert Murray apd Others Trustees of the Mechanics
and Traders Bank, in which motion was made some
days ago. for injunction to restrain the defendants
from acting Trustees OF the Bank on the ground that
they forfeit their position by accepting similar offices In
other banks OF Justice Daniels holds the acts TO
be sautary in this respect and not to be set aside for
frivolous reason and that OF the Defendants not
all have violated It, but holds that the suit Is In substance
one to officers for usupation, Which oeOre the
Constitution OF 1916 was common law sWt ulaole Dy
iury and IN which, therefore, the defendants have sill
right of trial by jury before removal Au lnJuhctlon
therefore, he holds not proper unless oner qnt
leaving the plaintiffs TO the slower comuon 10" loeuJ'
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05
AN INFANT KEPT IN JAIL.

Some time ago THE TRIBUNE announced the
arrest OF julius Paradise who came from Germany two
years ago. and is alleged to have conspred with two
other men defraud Chisholm Bros fancy goods mer-
chants. The companions Of Paradise fled, but he re-
NAMED setting up in defense, beside denial Of the
charges a claim OF minority, he was only 10 years
old Young Paradise is at present in Ludlowst. JAIL
Judge Daniels having deued two motions TO vscate the
arrest another merchant, Franz ID. shuman, obtained
an order OF arrest yesterday His counsel appeared be-
fore Judge Fancher to order to show cause
why it should not be SGT aside Counsel asked Tor time
OF the city ready prove the prisoners completely IN
the fraudulent representations Gideon H. walker VINO
appeared for the prisoner said 1t plain there was
OF merchants to this thing 10 the bit
ter end against infant Of 10 years, or hold him as
hostage for others. That youth came here without
friend foe from another country, and counsel ap-
peared out OF charity to get tha infant out Of jail Ad
lnnrned 10 ThuThdaY
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05
CIVIL NOTES.

Henry McCurtney, builder, was arrested,
Yesterday at the suit OF Mrs Jane Cuneh who charges
him with defrauding her of $500 Deputy Sheriff Jud-
son Jarvis the accused to Ludlow Ja as he
unable TO furnish the requisite bai
Several police captains were questioned by
the Grand Jury yesterday, concerning gambling and
other low houses in their districts IL is believed that
the charge that certain police captains in the pay
OF these houses will be thoroughly sfted by this Grand
Jury
In the United States District Court, yester
day, United States DstrictAttorney Bliss filed informa
ton for the condemnation OF II cut and 2S5 uncut da
monds found on the person Of Jdhn Lancaster, pas
senger arriving at this port by the steamship City Of
Chester
Chief-Judge Nelson at the Special Term of
the Brooklyn City Court. yesterday, upon report Of
Abraham g. O'Brien, referee, granted divorce to
Hannah NJ. Muller from her husband Franz Muller.
the ground OF cruel and lnhuman treatment, with
alimOny of $40 per week, and 500 counsel fees.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05

She vas sNsrwrd nsa By ssesmtag O. wisehsnd ea
N.ns ana tsved rhatchers s tia
morning vita fair Wind Tor her destination.
MEMORANDA.
steamship Irond before reported wrecked Chesapeake Bay
had cargo bosL The vessel w" saed s9oOoo and VA nO
insured
The chip Mowry 2107 burden built At s.w rort 1857
r,eeaty - by public auction Valparaiso for S34 800
Porto Beio o Seufors Into Key West
Aug % with sickness on board a
The brig r sswYork for Ancona pct into 3d. johns
N. r.. Aug 27, dismssted-
SPOKEN.
Ans lat az 90 long S. bark mau Sor from Fe~YOrf for
Aug L. L 4s long % as brig AyeOri Bsl from New Work
fer Dublin.
Ang 3 lat 48 l5 long 20 TO- brig Susan voorhees, uom on
IFor Latest Ship heps see Hfta PAGE
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05
THE COUNTY AUDITORS DEFENSE.

Samuel G. Courtney applied to Chief Justice DAILY for
mandamus 70 compel Abraham L. Earle, County Auditor,
to audit and adjust the claim of James A. Htherton for
$50 due lamps supplied to the city in ls73 under
direction of Commissioner Van Mort. The claim counsel
stated had been duly approved by the Street Depart
ment and the papers, including requistion TO audit
had been served the County Auditor and he refused
10 audit and ALLOW the bill at any sum, as bound by the
satute OF 1860 The answer OF Mr. Dean who appeared
IN behalf OF the Department OF Finance toeraby
curious as well as surprising one. Substantially he
claimed that the refusal OF the County Auditor TO act
Was In effect an audit and adjustment by the Depart
ment and that the reatOr having his remedy by suit
at law, was not entitled to a peremptory mandamus
After an argument as whether the Auditor had taken
action within the meaning of the statute. 1t was
ranged by consent that alternative writ OF manda-
mus should issue. retuTnable 10 days hence.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05
CRIMINAL NOTES.

John D. Couse was arraigned in the Oyer and
Temnet Cour before Judg Daniels YESTERDAY under nine indictments
complaint Of Lawrence Bros lie pleaded guilty and
mAnded
At the Court of Special Sessions, yesterday. John
Hsney found guilty Of stealing So sent 70 the City Phon for
sentenced TO four months each In the Peneua
MNa for stealing hA Murphy, soetIs' vas sent tohe cells
plying bis trade Fourthsve July A. seat 10 the
PenitsDiArJ for four months
At the Court of General Sessions Yesterday before
Judge Sutherland Assistant Rollins aPpsnsg for the
people Charles Hssn Thomas monahsn ana Michael Doyle
ved Of breaking the premises OF MesS Mclean Coehsns
Co No % Cob the morning Of Augnst 20 and carrying
waterproof soodi valued $50; Hes 70 th
State Prison for two and Doy. We. set 70 s Hou.s Of Rsios
burglary and sentenced TO The State Phsn Tor t-o
YEAR 0ss :, 9oS Sa % % o. Z s & $50
and sentenced 70 psonmsnt al Sing Sing for 2
.d.os a9s1 ,Ss guy Si Ss e & %as %
No 40 G A1s II his va, .'R@ SnDsS .sS 6,. 6s s
guy forgery degree charge attempting pass
forged check for s00 at the Pifk Bank Aug 81 With intent
Penehsy for year James Meure and ou,s
Murray guilty charge breaking into e store
suits se $500 State Prison 2la
yesr James Anderson pleaded guilty Of snsmgt stealing
Angus, 49, Penen.y for years be charged
before Police Justice Cor With stealing containing
William II. hcsevins found guilty Of drawing loaded pistol
Police Oeer Mcbride while ia t6 act Of sesng him June l6
shooting John Cornell pleaded guilty
attempt 70 br.st The onee OF A. Bell Mseomsn no 81
sentenced imprisonment Sing Sing Thomas
was found guilty shooting vOannE
STATE Prison Tor yss Mcniy sentenced 70 81 year.
In the STATE Ph.on for burgs lanes mvs indicted for
libel case Charles Brooke moved the day Of trial be The
motion r S opgse o m ca a ss 9cs "a, S, l not
convicted OF cruelty ointAnis fsrne ont % ber from the effects
which died Aa aud August "a vas sat The Pss
tsaflart foft ree mon
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF agu-rORk-. -...-.................".snPr. (.

PORT OF sgv-roRh.- l.
CLEARED.
s,.,n.bip Herman Ly,ngon Cbeem.n ssv.nnsh W. Garrison
steamship I..c Bell Bisnan Norfolk City Point and heAmOaa
Steamship South Carolina Beckett Charleston, C., H. Morgan
steamship sS sls., M g. Hebh Hamburg &C., Kanharit CO.
s::.%:D cSs,li ph. as'T .ps rssPa l.lns 1n'
s..,m,hp Regulator Freeman Philadelphia. Lonard samhe Co.
sss.".Sip sarah Jone, Phi.dslp6ls, WIN. Krig.thei
s. ssS Moa sor Psasson ussn,tOSs Falmouth Tst.n.
Bk Hernad (soL King Bremen for orders Punch sdys Co.
s ss S' SoSSn. mls.dn PenseS t Pncn.r
Bt A cSc%o. Ps.s ve Cru, BISs .,aS PesSEn saS%s &C.
Bns Kaia stevens, R.ie. y.T oIls.n, h Brigham Co
ssa. AHsis Gsrdnsr Hsch GsOTeiovn BdsH
sesS. sns Is.S.ns, F.isr wlmlHssOn n, C.
sesI @ 9'Ss K:sS k1,:s; s2tn sssia.s An'ss1i Ssoiio
Scar sesr j ?. Aasuf CeoI. Ps.a.@buoo
aseSi Amelia, Lsn,b,e Hartford
STEAMSHIP od Dominion w.I,r City Point, and Sos,
win nos. and pass 70 od Dominion steamship Co .
steamship S ss's sdn HAVANA A' o. WIN muse
ana s.%hp chssspsis MnS,n Portland With mds, and J.
Il steamer Relief t~sel. w.eO Bsmud. IL d with wsiins
Rs ahe. BuTns Of LOndOu P.nn O Jnslro 10 days With
oosss uo. Atb.rsou s,t, River Ca day, yellow pine
seA j. Williams Pierce Wilmington, n o. days, With naval
stores ..It.. ,,.a..
seht hhy ~ bcan Noi ftVno"'Nl H.A'' N' AJ'i fA 40
days, With csan -, cu,. O L.. IA -.u.-s-.
Sehr hsry MAnfn lyef onnles'ou oss "'u Io'S Pho.
sehr A. Bentley G.r.n, Jsefson'Ius diu, With lauesL
sebr Am Turner White Yirgnia
L. b. Copperthuaite, Gardner. Richmond, Va
sehr r. p. Cannns Hubbard. Richmond
sebr Laura, Roberta Richmond.
sshr MARI Wood Arthur Baltimore.
seht T. q. Benton, Miller, yrEuA
sehr Betsy L Ann, Pugh. Virginia.
sebf n. 4. Fsher Lawrence. Vrgnia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo,ror Sept 4Avea steamship hercedits from Chsieston
Rasn,e from Ph.d.lphs neptune from ss- fOrl sh HOOs
, yerpoo barb Hasbe from Leghosu bnEs Nellie Mitchell
from Chspeoi Nina Wheeler from Hobossa n Thonpsoa from
B.lumors; sehr Nellie BTorn, from PeasaoSlA
fOREIGN PORTS.
Sept 4Ths inmin Linz steamship City of Montreal
Mrrhoass hs~fork Aug %, for Liverpool arrived IN th
b.rbsr $3.50 oelock this morning.
The steamship CITY Of BrOOkyo Of the same line sad hsnos for
Hsr.York yesterday
LysEpooL Sept 4Th. Allan Line steamship, Crc,sssn from
Quebec and Montreal and sestoau from ST. Johns r. Halifax
kATea arrived here
DISASTER.
Bo.roS sept iThs hr suaan Binore Cor Nerburypor
sruck sAaianksi abssA ~ but Va sakx
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05
RUTH RUSSELL on MILK IN YEyERs AND IN
FAINT DIET.

To the Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: l recently read an article in THE
TRIBUNE ON the value Of milk In sickness. During the
late Dr. Joseph r. Smith prescribed its use for
typhus typhoid fevers, and many other diseases
warmed, but not heated scalding hot Something has
come under my observation respecting this subject and
having tested it, give it for tho benen, OF those who
need It,
Oa0r Cream.-Tske q gill Tor more) of fresh sweet
cream put it in tin saucepan aud set it on the
back part Of the stove or range where 1t can be kept
hot but will not boil In five six hours AN Oil will
RISE which agreeable and delicate aud be used in
all dysenterc affections. II Is slightly purgatiye and ia
almost specific in such cases. teasDoOntu u dose
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05
PASSENGERS S1ILED.

FOR GLAsGow-fn steamship Psnn'yrand Sept an e.
wife P,tuson and wife Miss Sarah Potter VIM. Porter
Andrew Hogg Benz Mug.royd w. Barr Miss Helen Irwin John
Aogae John Byrne Snnel BTns John Hutchinson Jas Evans A.
Hart, John H. Brown Robert Cray
FOR HAMBURG In steamship Snd Sept 4-Ch,rls' Green,
Geo Dor hrs n. B. Van DuIee Miss Backus
p Lsneieu Mrs Mtelbeg, Wm Easate, Theodore DroI NJ
Emil Jacobson Louis Kruger, LADY and
Kreuge Theodore Schmidt Otto A. Wee Hermann Leedorf
Otto Rsebe sche1e Dr. Fred Porchner A. DOoper
Gustav children Otto Rsuenbeg and lady MIRA
Dooper, MIs Betty Crse Mrs Sophie SehmPsr.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05

r. r ha s4vep 10 iufants IN smaller doses. and s OF
sreat value where Irritation OF tho mucous membrane
exists. -. ~. , a. r~h,t xra. sodnd
~, n ohaotion could be found 70 H. VIZ. the use or
whisky because in all cases the rule would not be sd
hered 10 many would double the dose Gould not peer
saencs he rsed iastead a sIimulant-beef essence
prepared shorter time than me Ola rule
hottie well atop IT, and place II In saucepan OF cod
wafer and as sooa as the meat looks whe VIII De nt
,or nsc Tho old way was keep IL cooking for three
honrs and the essence had the tint OF black coffee
"o"'' ~ 49, Yours, RUTH RUSSELL.
Mem Bedford, Aug. 26, 1878.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05
DECISIONH-SHPI. 4

Supreme Cosrt-Specidl 1rm-By Judge Daniels
People, te Foyd " al sEt heMurrAyTbs be
denied with $40 costa
Common PLeds-Specidl Term-By Judge G.. J. DAILY.
John Van Tor ast MARY Van TOI-Divoes srsotsd p,nf
Marine COprt-Chdmbrs-By Judge JOachimsen.-
Brotnhar Riehawo esss-Oer 81 dseounuanee graut,e
Brby sg Naturalization Of deontnusnes granted sconsky
Grsy.-Moton default denied Marcel sN seaman
10 strike shsm denied With 81 cost
abide sfeaL Achs & Hs-0f1sS VI salcs grsa,s