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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-07
THE sI-pFRYIsoRg Click.

rOrSG's SIGNATURE TO TIE WARRANTS ADMITTED
The trial of Joseph 3. Young for alleged.
ulcitv IN the Ring frauds dunng bis term Of Ofee
Clerk ofthe Board Of Supervisors WA continued On Sat-
urdav The Committee Civ1l Courts g, the
Board OF Supervisors assembled N the chamber
of the Board OF Aldermen % listen %. the
testimony OF Mr. Taintor. clerk n the.
Controllers Office The witness desired tt 20 be-
understood that he merely exposing irregularities.
which on examination OF the books Of the city 1907 10
mouths ago. had led him detect BE stated that onr
January &c last he had personally informed Soung of
the detected irregularities and apparent frauds with
which he Is now charged and that he had also informed
several OF M Youngs friends ~ The matter, m order %
give him an opportunity 10 explain bis conduct
Mr. Hawkins, counsel Tor this Political Reform Assoc-
tiou then proceeded read asxhfblt OF miscellaneous
warrants eounersgned by Young. but before the read
ing was concluded it was decided by Mr. Youngs coun-
sci 70 admit the validity Of ToHngs signature % the
warrants ia order % save time Mr. Taintor then pro
ceeied with the evidence OF NOOdYards payments 70
Young AZ shown account OF the FORMER Win TIT
Shoe and Leather bank he was repeatedly interrupted
bv the defendants counsel Who objected u ts being
stated that Tweed Watson, and Young hhd been palo
percentages ana insisted the statements be con
dued 70 the charge against young To TINS tue CuAr
man OF the Committee replied that the investigation was
moi a judicial one. and Latitude mghf be alO wed. Mr.
Fnagau of The Committee said that when the invesu
NOT pertaining Young he stricken out. The counsel
for Political Reform maintained, however That me
evidence was perfectly admissible before any Legisia
live Committee perhaps not 50 before court or
the Committee adjourned 70 meet this morning al l.
o'clock.
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MrsIcAL NOTES.

Miss Krebs was recently taken III after .
brilliant concert tour Germany ana Holland and nas
been Obliged 70 vthdra= fOr time from professional
Life
some of the new singers who are TO be heard
he M Il SEASON have recently appeared with Mr. Ma
Dle sons travelling company IA GlasRoW and Ednuurg
Nile Tlrr1an aud sig Del Puente get some soef ana
uueuthuslastie commentator non the scotch news
papers.
Robert Franz the song writer, now nearly
sixty YEAR, axe blud. uegf, and poor LIST gave
,gcrrt benefit recently at the hotel HunE-rl
iu Pesth the audience being composed prn0lpally OK
u1egu b-fs of the Hungarian arist0erlcy- Inc Apoe
plav eethOyru- sonata, opus q. and ths solfe1 ue
Fr,.sz ana schunaun. movement IL making Tor Den
rnr conc,r RI for the old song writer IN THIS city
Mr.. Theodore Thomas, IN his circular an
managing tIe festival week with which ne purposes
-ug his present series of SYMPHONY coucrrts REMARKS
that The PROGRAMMES Of the season nave been OF suoh
prsrs .sive character that 10 was found nece-afy ia
order ~ the scale of merit Io select io tne
rosing concert the Ninth ChOral -Yfphony o. bee
fboven" A good performance OF this Work mas ueEtr
hen gwen M New YORK within our r1I'crrne Out We
,yr reason 20 expect "a good now. Mr. Thomas y
81 add rtcd Oh cxirlYaganre in DIS anpnuhu ~
- frr ore with considerable interest thai nnd nm
t,rttui, NJ Festival week ut 0rat"flos ahd
Dlesrs a scale Of completeness aud -faAhru nct
b,f,re attempted IN NeW-iura,' and We are .Alauel
Lar he WI keep his WOrd. The programme ior the
ve,.k winch we announced LINE aEo has puru
modified some particulars. and u liApe 20 III tne
naucra certain however. tnat tue lesilNA VIII
b. M 9TH rho Elijah" TUESDAY Aprn nd ana close
viii liz Choral symphony, and that one evening VII
IA, urvuted u miscellaneous concert 10 Nhirh mum
trr I'll eminent artists Will Participate. lie otrhusrA
Nil ba on4rsud Tor the yCOaaiOil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-07
LECTrREs AND MEETINGS

The German United Cabinetmakers held
meeting AZ the se-enfh-ave. Gernania Assembly Rooms
yesterday the purpose Of discussing the prospects u
the egthOur system, but ~ dennlge action vas tas
In reference 10 astrtke.
AZ the Cosmopolitan Conference. yesterday
afternoon, Samuel LeaEitt read essay on Capt-
and Labor scientifically Considered He said lat 60
religions imperative necessity ~ the torl-
tion Of true, earnest cooperative ACTON.
The German School Teachers Association
ZELDA meeting 1t the Turn Hal, Saturday when 70
resolved 70 participate II the National Convention Of ths
North American German school Teachers Union. which
for the ENSUING year following officers were eected:
President. Z STALL Secretary, Z stein treasurer, r
Weber.
The morning matinee which Mr. Blrnum adj
vertsed FOR SATURDAY Aud 20 which the orphans d ms
city we're invited was very largely attended. there -
II The neghborhood or ZOO present TIE enilrs
museu and Deuserrle departments we're throWn OPEN
and addition 70 this, fuA llppodrOmo performance
gas gwen N the ring. and everything Vas done tnsi
could aud Instruct the lt5e ones one 81
the notable u the entertainment vas the pres
the inmates Of juvenile cripple a-F uin aOOlt
nfty 40 Eaere are 70 orphan s u "a ne ciSy'
ana they we're al represented
The new Board Of Education assembled foI
the purpose u organizing Saturday Afternoon ID t1s
hall a. Grand aud Eln-sts. Lawrence D Herman Cieri
OF ne old Board called the 70 order, aad CON
missioner Man was chosen temporary Chairman. Tier,
vas considerable doubt % whether -le Board cuud
legally enter upon Is WORK that day Tie az, Ht
vac signed March q provided tAat TIE tern JI ~
new Commissioners should begin az the expiration %
from date. Saturday TIE last " Tie u
iays and the question was whether the meant M
close Of calendar day period " IS lays frIu
the time Of signing the b. which Wts stated o.
have been IN the forenoon, aud under the later uer
o. The lawyers the Board opposed ths construction.
aud II was finally decided % adjourn Gil to-day az p -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-07
A BURGLAR KILLED

An exciting affair took place IN Newtown
Long Island early Saturday morning, which RULED the
usual quiet of that village burglar was shot and
killed by al old resident and I'D the present time the
dead mans identity has not been established Between
snd o'clock william E. Furman, reputable merchant
Of Newtown while standing IN his bedroom. saw man
stealthly walking ab0ut IN his yard. The man also
saw NJ. Furman, aDd lodged behind feed-nouse
The merchant procured his pistol, and after partially
dressing himself down stairs and into the street
where he met the man. whom he ordered TO stand The
stranger placed his hand IN his pocket and drew pistol
Al the same Instant MI Fsrnan fired toward him, and
the man returned the nre. They exchanged four i've
shots ana then the called out BE shot me XII
MIN - Mr. Flrman after firing four tunes vent back
70 hs house % get . gun and call hE boys After
doing so he returned and found the man terribly
wounded with a bullet In his abdomen. Doctors were
immediately for, ana the removed % the
courthouse where he died AZ Il without having
given the slightest Cew 70 his name residence
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A RECEIVER rNpER ARREsT.

Ex-Assemblyman William ;. Andrews, at
the close Of lecture delivered by him at Association
Hall. on Friday evening, arrested on
warrant for contempt OF court, issued
by Judge Gilbert OF Brooklyn. and was taken
10 the LudlOw-st jail, where ne at present re-
mains The order OF arrest out Of an action In the
Supreme Court OF Brooklyn IN which Frederick "
Hotchkiss IL plaintiff Bud Cleentna Richardson and
Others are defendants, Mr.. Andrews being tho re-
ceiver Mr. Andrews mad been ordered 20 pay over %
John n Platt assignee ~ bankruptcy F2t5s 81 aud All
the other property OF the defendans but did not com
NV win the order IL therefore adiudged IN con-
tempt aud the court ordered MN 20 be naed s53s S5
anu imprisoned u default OF tins
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
~ TELEGRAPH 20 THE rRIBUNE.l

WASHINGTON. April .. 1878.
One % the colored schools gf the District Of Columbia
has been named 10 honor OF Charles sumner. AZ meet
ug tie Board OF Trustees apprC pria0n Of 800
was voted FOR Ifeize portrait OF NJ sumner, 20 be
placed IN the school. The term Of Office OF the Board
having expired new Board came IN which, under the
influence OF political cxcitemeu rescInded the vote
making The appropriation referred TO- AT another meet
ing OF this Board. Friday evening. motion was
made reconsider the Last vote and It lOst by the
casting vote " the Chairman. But the better GLASS Of
The co0red men OF the District have not lost their
pect for or confidence in Mr. sumner. and subscription
las been opened Tor the purChas ~ the portrait Fred
Douglass and other prominent cOi0red men 81 the Dis
trlct given their ndOrsemeut 70 The Undertaking
II has rep0rted tha tsOme OF the WAlst- Oper-
ators II NewYOrk have bOasted that u they could get
gold up 70 10 Secretary Richardson would interfere 20
reak down the bulls. The friends assert,
tonight that he VIII not. under my cCuInstances be
Induced either sell gold 20 expand the currency Tor
he puruOse OF affecting Wall-s though be Will retire
IL soon a. possible the 100000 ana more " the legal
tender reserve has already been issued 10 j. Also
possible should the state OF tle Treasury be avOr
lole. nc may anticipate some Of ie May interest lew
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-07
A METHODIST COUNCIL.
TIE NTw-YORK EAST METHODIST CONFERENCE
ORDINATIONS.

ORDINATIONS.
The New-York East Methodist Conference
reasssrbed In the secondave. NJ E Church az Second
ave and one hundred-and nineteenthst, at O'Clock
Saturday morning. Prayer offered by the Rev \.
Mead OF Ro1bury Conn., after which the Secretary read
telegram from Philadelphia, asking for the concur
renee Of this Conference with the Philadelphia, Whining
ton New-Jersey. and other Conferences In arrange
ents for celebrating the centennial anniversary Of the
arsf Methodist Conference ever held IN America, which
met in Philadelphia in the summer Of 177s. A
Committee Of three. consisting OF DIS. Gnswold.
Roche and Woodruff appointed on this matter
The Examining COMMITTEES presented their report on
the examination Of desc0ns, and give the following
names as those Of the successful candidates Jonathan
E. Richards. william P. Tompt1ns, George 2 Dusln-
berrs James Crofut. T. :. sri, Orrin c. Lane, ". T.
PRAY John Ripper. snd J. s. DOrsay.
In The evening Conference Temperance meeting was
held and addresses made By TIE Rev. " Il Booe. the
Rev. " c. Steele, and George ". BunG4y AZ a H..
vesterdaE Love Feast participated 10. and a. 1880
public services were begun.
After the the Rev. ur Orb called forward
The deacOus elect and 90 conclusion ~ the usual
animation, Bishop Merrl Cuusecrafed them A. p. n
tie sacrament Of the Lords supper administered N
the secOnoave. Church In the evening, IA the same
clety was held and addresses made by the Rev.
DIS J. ". Reld ". z Peane snd z ;. Rust. Also, IN
the evening -. James Methodist Episcopal Church
az MadisOn-ave. and Onehundrs ski 1s
Harlem the Rev George z MAINS. had been elected
Elders Orders On the preceding day was ordained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-07
THE KHIvAN EXPEDITION.
Plan OF THE CAAfPArGN-THREE DETACHMENTS TO
MARCH AGAINST KHIVA.

PLAN OF THE CANfPArGN-THgEE DETACHMENTs TO
MARCH AGAINST KHTYA
Ct PETERSBURG April 6. 1873
A dispatch from Baku, on the western coast
Of the Caspian Sea. dated April q announces that the
Tehgesehiar column would take the held against khva
on the 9Th instant
The expedition against Ehiva II In three deaehments
The FIRST starting from OrenDurg concentrates 20 IN
bapOsa. and proceeds the table land OF tcpHsi,
which COO vcrss south u OreDbuLg, hL tc river
Tzc haIiau. There 70 vii take ak day. drinking water
because supply vii be unprOourable until the SPRING.
OF ktzchah kuluk are reached.
The second. Atrek Valley detaehmeut. vii march
through Australian. and must overcome the Turk01ans
before reaching khlva.
Tie third detachment starting from Norkestan, VII
probably avOd the desert Ia the ueghDOrhoOd % tho
ben of Ara and march along the 5yrJiria River - To
trOvgk Thence, viii take ths banks Of the Dhnl-
Darn River O. the frontier ~ khva.
The hiVhn force "A insignificant. and u armament
poor. the rihes being particularly defective.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-07
THE GAS COMPANIES.
DECREASE u DIvIDKNDs-THE ELEAEST OF COM
ur-r~-r0N

DECREASE n DTvIDESDs-THE ELEdEST OF COM
PETITION.
The gss Of New-YOrk Is furnished by FIVE
s0mpaEes-tBe New-Y0rk, which covers the part Of
sae city iyiag below Grand-s;.s tie Manhattan, from
srznd ~ T,nrrY-fJurtLst.; the Metropolitan. from
tairty iourrh-t. % ghry-<thst; the Harlem above
E-ehty--iEta-st-. and the Mutual, which has
-yvlHg commission. and taxes the main streets
ana avenue. a. parts Of the city. Il a Of
complaint against this latter Company thHt-whie the
'hsf frs compelled 70 lay mains through al the sreets
5uz veal a. great the Mutual takes only the main
Aorougharos ind thus avoids expense which does
onnE Immediate returns. Prom this competition, the
allure o. the companies 70 their
.ziBs against the city, ana perhaps
Bter causes the companies d. not md. they claim
iher Business profitable II formerly gen
sioau who purchased st0c1 IL al four Of the Old COM
aules Told TRIBUNE reporter that the investment had
proved very unproataDle The New-Y0rk COMPANY,
Wnca Il the oldest o. tEe quartet pays p per cent
nyGoad JUt tbs l. drawn largely from real estate ID
winch some Of he surplus funds OF the Company
nyested many years asO. The Manhattan stock which
as bought two years ago so3 has fallen 20 200 and
aa PAD only dividend Of per par value II
sa.d however. that witnin that pes.od million ind
aa ioars u debt has been paid OF By the Company.
The Metropolitan stock has fallen II the same time
from 80 20 about 10. and has paid only small
1ivdeud. The Harlem Company h4s paid per cent
sbOT ul8e ago declared q special dividend % per
5eut.
socEhnifcrs whe bought AZ the high tgu-es Of rev
Year, ao 10 nat Fee juDaul, and there many persons
Dot o. Dususss aud living tolr income Who suEsr
rest lnc0Dvezleuoe from the withdrawal dlmiuurlon
or their accustomed Dividends TIE investigation Of
trf Affairs BY Controller Green and the cOmDetr ION Of
IL AUtuJ CoWDaHy have caused a reduction il rates
n0n = 20 lnd - per lO0 feet 10 q and y The
ahes DO not feel that ts atiule their
, nseA, and srs rn IA o. ZIP determination not -d
u the demands % the men Tor either higher wages
"i-~hai Is SUBSTANTIALLY the thinc-iess hours.
me competition o. III MHtulI Company with the
"'Aers eocs no consist IL s said. 10 lower scale OF
charges -t m promise % supply better quality OF
ss Tie higher degree o. 81 uIniuatlg power ls derived
nom tie nee II napltha substitute Tor the camel
90 1aed by The other oOmpau.cs Tue reporter vas told
'' au uh'r OF one oi te old companies t1at gas would
De produced N this way mech more cheaply than
9Y the old Incthod. but could not be refined ~
ma II would Doc smoEe. Gu Jls arcuuut the officer
14 iAaEi VI The Dcsl customer they Lad
49, fstie4 - Them ,a lls that the damage o. their
sLf lna Tn ii1rc fr Ou weighed apparent Fa-
.eAe tfy drrveu irO- te aper40r uuniinatiuz power
= nc "a Al e1ain-lllDl Of t.r CJTunauV's ID lGa
--oNea tiit several WL. Lad lefJ t4tm bad rrtuIie
e.ysh ne Hatfin,ll al0rl gwen o. ra- e, b. rs.s
-''o. % te9 aui4ont5 o. ta1 D. vs.ter'. lll0rmy
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A WV RRooKLYY cHrRcH.

The dedication Of the new edIice If the
East Reformed Church Bedford-ave- and M4iisont
Brooklyn place yesterday morning, IN the presence
Of very large gathering The services were unusually
impressive ana interesting, and included vocal and in
sfrlneutal music. the reading Of the Commandments
prayer by Chancellor Ferris, and sermon BY the Rev
Dr. Orrniston on The temple OF the Lord The for
mula Of dedication pronounced by the pastor the
Rev + Halsted Carroll II the afternoon and evening
services we're held Il which addresses made uy
Chancellor Ferris. the Rev A z Thompson the lev -
J. r Duryea. and the Rev. J. Hyatt Smith Letters
received. CONCENTRATING pastor and people ron
the Rev Messrs loves Talmage. Cuyer. SchenCk, and
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FOREIGN Ne VS.
DISORDERS IN SPAIN.

MlDEID SATURDAY April 3, 1879.
Twenty-Five Carlists were captured, yester-
day near Barcel0uia and taken 70 that city The Gov
eminent troops had great difficulty IN preventing mob
OF citizens from IvnchiIg prisoners Most OF the
churches IN Catalonia have been closed turned
barracks.
BAYoNEE, Saturday April s. 1878.
Late advces from the Sorth of spain report that the
railway ZumHrragn IN the Province Of Gupuz-
Goa and vttora m the Province OF Aava has been cut
by the Carnsts.
sharp 1ght took place on Thursday IN tbs Ar
chau I'm MJuntans between force ~ tarllsts, mum
boring 9sO men, under command OF DOrregarray sud
Ole and Republicans The result Of the engagements
is knOpn
The Federal Republican Committee OF barcelona have
Cataionian towns, ordering the IN
hAbitauts to place themselves state o. defense and
the Carsts encatup the frds where the vol
nteers and regulars can exterIninGte them Each
committee directed 10 send 90 headquarters ~
Barcelona for what arms they may REQUIRE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-07

DoCGLAsSa Brooa Fr4g Aar :. Nas'-e' ''- Of he ats
Joan DouE sss.u The sisi a-
irns ~ tr family rTz Invited 20 t-terl -
funeral residence her l0aer NJ -
CAsson-sve-. Moalar. Ap-l B.. lt lH1rl-- a.
FERRIER-At Haren I1-ar s.aiag q. Mar wk-s
rhamHx
Funeral services 10 EAST Dne-aana
rucslay o-laoA
GARDNERAt residence Nar7sL BroskITu. T.utsy.
Garuuer e- Rev trzac. sld l4r at kew Dr.
o shr 74h ui aIs
friends r-lul atell he ae1 ron 81
Ias-ss Requiem Mss 1lrel
rrpo-. Of hs sou, h0nlav APR. 81 lI
HOWE-At N- IslE sltur-ar nornHg Ag7 -
Lydia furt vie 81 william Hose, he ga
year OF bee
The Mglsr he Rpsoors lh11
NcFil n Carriages VII BE- Faiung a. rlf-i
meet lie 8DI o. Yam ron View lerS
MAtKAI-n lh Cnss- N Fln~ ~
y. MacAhy lgrt 20 relrs, months, p darN
r FAMILY nrite - titsra ne unfai
Lc reucr, Ne ~ Layettessc % asH-f,
"a cis,k D u.
REDNONDsudtrulv Jaesbur n J. ou Pfay uor1 ~ A7rlt
james Rsagud tliV Ieart cn-c'el .isa AIef
Neral Cona.t
Pur-r,i.a Tlraiar April 90 Trans ffvc oi o Dec
1russ6 ura1llats b rrA a. a. e--il-@ .c.'f aai-
burg .t D. Freaas -as -a ss fSspvci ally aTa
81
vAyCE-A Norrsto~a j. April MAJ, A. Martin Of Alaussa
A. N.ace. "a lef 49, -.
F4a "a ne Bapus Aornsao~u. Asnia aeHi a. ~
Jciack
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LATEST SRlP 1EES.
FOR o.Aer sa,D yers =, Second Peg,

FOR Olker .ShiD Fers second P1g,l
ARRIVED.
rhes Deaeov Deu CIV harcl q oAnta
Ith -pnlrl brt b. "a
Steamship Queen s--HrT, Asp-1eAu nara q Eil 1a
an aaSs 10 Pacilc NJ steamship Co
Steamship Gibson, ren-goN1 D. q, Fl-u Me- "a
B. Msr1ck
Cores keEHe, AeEJr-zus hSrrh - Tl lise 40
pas. 10 Clark
ssssnsgD oaaa Cfosel Charleston. mise and H. T.
Morgan = "a
stsaIustp Unsod Baker SeF0-saus March D. FA ms.
All ~ r b-ker
Bsrt Lytl lot Iaruouta 4-.ss3 De- o. F,sss
~ tnc P0r-.1nd i0sls 2dt..
RIND-sull0Wu r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-07

TVlh ArenBe HOtel-SenatOr COnkIng, Utica; The
Ear Counasss Times Bugian T. MsrEbr-t ate q s.
hEssr Boirl c. MssEs Of Peru, Perenee gsa SHhs.
A. Gu Boston + K W fbrogs g vermont
and CD . " schosd g. : Gfsev H0sse-fhs Hon B. q
Cook - cnsazo Mot Of The EsYphas Army -
Naol1s HOtfSsl H. Mescan Claims Cemmssoner IL
rev DYER khOis lsaBd the Hon JESSE l. Williams Of nu
Holmes HDaeIudEr Harorl and gen g. A v BIT
u Bsasa Bsryss he Brazilian drsf
sod Cot O. q. Le- u BOteL-5en G. G. Mckee
FickburE. 1tn~narte B. HsEen. L. s. Az
E~rca u schurier Go Delrs
4sisi-lz-Cs azreszz1an j.. a. Of Maze.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-07

Ia 10 resign tax, position IN the firm or or with one
Of the members o. Barlow. Lgrocqus d Mcfarland Of
ScvYork. under most favorable terms. The arrapge
msnt has been delayed Owing to the Jumei WI case
which heard before him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-07

Goodrich excused himself for ths scratches ms face
the result OF quarrel with aworan M iace vss badly
scratched bur he denied fhaf II dOnt bv woman
ttts vas about the ttuse thas of nurde-~
heary N DegrAw-st., IN February sssI
TTr Cor0ner aa,S tat al pr--euf be hod evi-
denoe and FAXED the Jurors consult together with
view to n fnfnre ru@arnc Th4 sssaztRsulOn then
adjourned subject 70 The call q TIM csr0ne-
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ptN9FNGFPS 4PRTTFD.

PROM sAyTO D0MISGO-Ia sierlia4B Tylsr Asri Gen Z
". L Charles Or.c Do Case sEaE Cara 81
CASTLE Al-n s. Perm B. e GaEzTlsEi ces Wsoa JaAs
2uruert Msr-rscr-
IRON yBW-ORLbASS--lH it,1ussltp c0rss An- s-asv ?
COREY Capt Duncan. Z C. SEvsr 81 Paaca. ss AL @ W.
A Bzlca k-1F
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-07

JUDGE sHPMAss PROBABLE REsIGNATIoS.
HARTFORD, April ct IS publicly announced,
though the fact known TOT time In private
rrces that Judge sUm4u VI tho United states Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-07

IN the Unled states Court application was granted
for ID extension OF time show Why the bank
should ~ aoJudged al involuntary bankrupt The
next hearing set down for The 18th inst The
report Of Bank Examiner Meigs Will De ready in few
DAYS II IL understood Will De in many respects
~ uarkaOe document. The defaults. 10 is alleged.
tend over q IeriOd OF several years
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g GOVERNMENT REPORT.
OFFfcE or rHK CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
IN WASHINGTON D. C.. Monday, April :, ls73-i a. ~
S.TODsis for me past freHiy- four hours.


rNAsHTsGToN d C.. Monday, April :, ls73-i a. ~.
Synopsis f0r ne past treniy-f0ur hours.
The low barometer that was on SATURDAY
nhf over the Lower Missouri Valley and The LOcai de-
ysfo l~ the LOicer Lkss md Middle AfLrJtio States,
atn -fOtfi material cadHge the entire region nom
the Middle states % the Upper Missouri having con-
rIned 20 experience numerous small LocaHstorIns VIII
o-raslOnal brisk winds.
Esstery winds with Light rains have prevailed IN New
England with low temperature lgnt northessteFly
winds and calms reported RON the lower lakes
The barometer has decidedly and Is now quite
high In Oregon aud California, with clear weather and
D0rrvest winds n has 20 less extent, with very
cold weat the Rocky Mountain stations 80 Iar a.
heard from raining, witt cold nOrtheriY Winds
over Lake superior the Northwest, aud II heDraskA
Probabilities.
Tie area OF lowest barometer will continue on Monday,
moving slowly eastward overth lower akes ana Middle
Ssees with falling temperature For the south Atiantc
sats Increasing Ci0uciness and south westerly HlDdh
For The Middle and Eastern States, eastery winds veer-
Ing 70 southwest Virginia, with generally cloudy
weather and light rain.
For rhe lower lakes cloudy weather with Light rain 3
for the upper lakes aud Missouri Valley baroneier
IA ling temperature. cloudy and clearing weather Win
uufrheriy winds. -,
Nldni ht reports missing from the south Vest the
unper lakes ana Northwest, and most " the Rocky
Mountain stations.