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4lailroads.
VERMONT CENTRAL AND RUr.
' LAND RAILROADS.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
on and after Monday, June o. 15. irli..
VIII run as Follows, lsundays excepted
GofNG SOUTH ASn EAST
Leave lulland at 1859 ana l:s0 o. sue. aud 1885,,
MAll.-Lcayc Oclcnsburg at 0:i0 D. H.. ~t
Adams AT 600 a. IN, Burlington q, $40 a. in..
Port Henry AT i:l5 Il. IN. Rutland al 1850 n. H..
Bellows FAILS At 29O p. H.. arriving al New ion,
don AT $50 =. il., connecting with steamer for
NEW YORK EXpREss.-Lea,c. n Alnai,, al
goo u. m, burlington ie:2o n. H., arriving in
NIGHT EXPREss-Leayes Ogdenshurgati.:
w pm, flattsOurg $3.50 pm, Montreal $3.50 PIN.
s.. Johns 1850 y. H., st. Adams T:g0 H. H., Bur
lnglon 9l0 p. M, Rutland 1870 n. in.. Below,
Fails, a:27 a. m. arriving at Ncw london at il:la
MINED TRAIN-Icaycs Burlington az coop
m, arriving Ia Rutland at 40 j. H. Leave,
Rutland AT $3.50 q. H. Eel Or9 rails 1:I5 a. H.
accommodation 'r"lnl arriving at New London
MINED TRAlN.-leaye5 Rutland at $500 p. r..
arriving IN bellows Fails at 1890 y. ~.
GoISG NORTH.
Leave, i"rand ut las and t;so %. u,., al.I .. .
and 5uh p. ln.
MML.-IeayeS New London at $500 g. u..
Springfield $500 a. m, Boston 1890 A. ln Gellor ,
Fan, ll;l5., Rutland 2:30 p. m, arriving az por
Henry at 300 p. H.. Burlington $500 y. in. Isl
Adams G;io p. NJ, Montreal 9:i5 p. H., Ogdeas-
for The West
lEXpREss-Lcaycs Rutland q @a5p M, 81.
Adams at $50 p H.
NIGHT EXPRESS.-LcaYcs Nel, London "a,
2;ih p m Springfield at s:l0 p. m, connectu.
win irnin leaving New iorl; at $500 p. H., BEL
lows FAILS ll:20 p. M, connecting with fIan
leaving Boston al $3.50 p. H., Rutland l:l3 q. a..
Burlington 1910 .. M, st. Adams $40, aiTiYiue
in Montreal az 9;45 a. m, plattsDurg al 1900 i1.
trains Tor the West.
MIXED TRAIN.-Leayes Rutland at 6:i3a.m.
Leave Burlington AZ $3.50 a. H.. 81. Adams 1880
~, arriving IN ogdensDlrg ct s:t0p. IN. and -.
Johns a $50 p. N.
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discount TO Dealers or Clubs. Army Guns, Re
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A GREAT SENSATION!- Agents
N wanted. Cash SALARY, or commission al
lowed. strictly honorable. Address +. a. ELLIS
CO., Charlotte, Mich. septlIlSw4w
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
THE HoRsEsHoERs ExPECrANr.

No new submissions to the strikers on the
part OF the street railroads and stage lines we're re-
ported yesterday, but the journeymen are convinced
that every day brings their triumph nearer aud makes
it more certain They say that the unskled labor taken
70 supply their places s gradually falling behind, and
tnat the blacksmith work OF the companies will soon
beeoue 40 embarrassed that 1t Will be necessary 70 re-
call the strikers on their terms. The support OF
the strikers is assured they have plenty Of funds on
hand including 200 the savings bank The shops Of
the several lines are carefully watched and every effort
is made 10 keep away nonsocety men by persuasion
and advantageous inducement, but Intimidation Is
used The strikers haste for victory asserting
that they can AFFORD TO wait The railroad supernend
ents discourage this view, and claim that they have
every reason TO be satisfied with their assistants thus
far The President OF the Association Of Journeymen
Horseshoers has Issued following address TO deter
nonsoeety men the workshops left by the strikers
NoS-soCIErY MEN You requested TO Keep from
making application employ IN any railroad shOp
in tne ciiy the men ately employed are on sulAs
BY applying society meeting rOOm on any daS IIo ~
a. p you Will DC remunerated ior "hat TINE
you lose until the strike Is settled, ana Also gam INC
friendship OF your feIOw-WOrkmen,
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
AN AWKWARD POLITICAL scH1sM.

A division in the ranks of the XVIII Assem-
bly, District Republicans arose. last Fal from certain
rulings of the President and other matters and became
strong that a new association established, new
candidates were put into the field, and nglorious
defeat followed. About Jan. OF the present year. the
old body numbering about 7Oo made overtures the
new body, which numbered between 100 and 200 mem-
bers. sint committee was accordingly appointed to
decide basis Of union, and chairman selected
nom the old body and q rotary from the one
The basis agreed Stipulated that the members of me
body should be oeived ngO tue old one, and that
both the existing Do.cs should be represented
standing committees Upon the fultlllnent OF these
stpulatOns the body To adjourn sine die. II
stated that. far standing committees have Decu
snee appointed the latter stipulation has been carried
cut. With reference 70 the return of members, the
examination Of standing was begun, and about Thirty
were taken back Then about IS in alphabetical order
we're received A list OF the remaining members who
proved satisfactory presented weeks bat
a. the secretary was uIWeli he was excused from
reading IT, AT regular meeting held ca
Thursday night, II was expected that the names
on the bst would be yOted on, but the Pres lcnt
Henry D. LapauRn, ruled the preceding our OF Ordern
tsmuch a. the names had not been formally announced
h rulng M view "a me fact that the reading OF The
bames WAS eAclsad IS "a matter 81 personal Courtesy,
taken m high dulg geDu, but t.ious ea iuyr- Yea.
aud Nays sustained sle President. IL was tnen urged
that the Commit Membership should reuort an tbe
names but the Chairman declined 10 do ~ On eonstit-
uOnal grounds fuembc OF the cOsamitee rsu wished
70 render minority report which was oyerulled IL
was suggested by way OF compromise that see fhere
Was technical error. the names should be read AZ tat
Ine and accepted Gt later meeting The uore.ti,u
old hot meet with sufficient favor 10 secure it,
Ano ad'ouDmeot wac had AL Thursday night, May No.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
LANES Z. HAYESS.

A large number of actors, actresses, and
other members OF the theatrical profession assembled in
the pretty little church of st. AIMS, at Eighteenthst
and Pfthave yesterday The occasion OF the gather
ing was the funeral Of James E. Hayes late lessee OF
the Olympic Theaer who had endeared all his associates
to him. albeit he of Somewhat reserved man
ner Among others present were the attaches OF the
Olympic Theater in a body, George Wood d. H. Har-
kns James Ward, Samuel Coville, John A. Dun
Henry Tssington, George Clarke and Moses Fiske Be-
fore D. m the hour appointed for the services, the
edifce was well filed Soon the hearse arrived and
plain mahog.vy casket, with silver mountincs was
brought into church and deposited In the chance
The family OF Mr. Hayes. Mr. Hayes being led by Der
father John A. Duff then C1tered, and occupied the
front pews TO the right OF the pulpit. The Rev = Cal
laudet read the services OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church. beginning with the }9th Psalm: " / said Will
take heed ways" At the close the cODgre CATION
viewed the remains, which covered with lilies and
other flowers The casket then replaced IN me
hearse subsequently taken by the night Train
10 Boston Tor iDtermen The paDeaTers were Angus IN
DAILY j. b. Wright, Louis DuiOcq, Judge j. +. Daly
George Heister, ana George L. Fox.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
TIE STATE or TRADE
EUROPEAN MARKETS..

LIVERPOOL NAV s-30 -COton opened steady hddlng UD'
aads 3d. Mddng Orleans 9 the saes OF the week hHe oeen
bales taken for export and 100 on specu
lion the 7 900 bales ncuding III 200 Ameean the
pcsuts Of the bales including II O) American
cuaI .rpor Cotton, arrive. hrmer The receipts OF
Wheat have been 24oO quarters all Of Thh
American -. ~, .----- -
r ceoun United States Fve-rTenty bonds 1868 Old Ai
1915 "a. aForues Fye 89 Bre Railway slares ~
LvERPOot MaS923O mSaes OF Cotton shipped ron oAan
nah or Charleston deliverable 1ne AZ a.
pped from April and May at 3D. and from NeWOreans
deliverable May LS6d -, - ooo -,
Of which 1900 for speculation and export ,-., Il,
NAV $3.50 mCOusOs Tor money 5Ji idsJti Tor he
account q3las3l Ere Railway shares, 5Ol.
PARIS, MAJ 9.-Renes 5if Soc
LyERPooL mThe stock Of cotton bound 20
100 bales including 100000 American eadhtats are
Wheat 2 ID = ceutal for California Bhte Ia lL
Tor lub do lis. u. IA %. for Red Western
Standard aaoat
IIvgRPooL Nav mSaes Of Cotton shipped from Savannah
or Charleston April NAV at l6d and shipped rom SewOrean
April May, AZ l-i6G3tL
LlvERPooL $50 mOtton quiet and steady The
ket for and fabrics al Manchester Is stesdI
LONDON May 95 mCoBso and American securities closed IN
changed.
LIvgRPooL the sales Of Cotton bales
American The been u Cot
Ton shppe deliverable NAV The receipts
three have been 1900 qr, ncnng 1900
American.
LoSDoS May g-Even Calcutta Linseed 81 d6i6
ROsn, 6G59 spn Tupentine opened al " D.
and al % q - per cwt.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
cnIMINAI NnrES.

John T. Mccartney was committed at the lOrnps
Police Yesterday charge Of having oen tso .n
w r. Jourdan ~ Pnest bdEani r. nt1Ik. vas
from The store Of y s1He a. AZ
No y " bite st. and vas committed
At the Jefferson Market Police Court. yesterday,
committed IN dean S70 bah By Juso N"1'
Tor breaking julius clothing store No 81 Geenes'
son MARI OF No 9 West Thry-Second@t was hem on
ebe1emsnt He acknowledged having stolen So O nom ms e"p'
ers Llssaaer Co., ofNo. q Asiden-lAne.
In the Court Of General Sessions the followng
persons pleaded guilty yesterday: Thompson for an se'
a. grand larceny sentenced the State Prison Tor tSo
from Of Gus,svus Levy be Fouhave ear
sentenced .he State Prison for John d. lines
attempt grAnd sentenced 10 The Peuen a eT
George NJ Reese and Abraham Beck jointly udetd se
sent for four the State Prison for forgery and gsnd ~
The forging Dec TO- H. and H. respc
lively hesrs Keller Ling the Of Resburger benos
Of No ii Thamass by which they received 10 Of o
II dozen bsded peahanded knives Germs
hamoncas the value Of s5ch about 20 " ana
d. H. McApn Co, dated March ID lsS or
and appropAng them to their In the Of Psfr
Tghe Of assault with intent 70 90
bodily made John o. Mott bis counsel for an
Judgment but il overnled BY the Court and
Tighe sentenced the State Prison for four years.
made nation the Indictment against
Edward Powers for selling land under false preten he ground
techscA against the defendant Decision
until Monday John Green ed for the larceny
Fannie Kelly Greenest April s and acquitted As
Attorney Russell for the people, and william r hnnng
Edward j. Sparenburg tried on the charge OF
stolen consisting " ladies' ue halnke
sold 70 hm bT George Hendekon in employ Of Calhoun
The found the premises OF
Hendckson that be had ven bis name
the prisoner told him the goods stolen The jury disagreed
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
THE COURTS.
Tile RARRAa EsTATE.

Charles NJ. Barras, the dramatic writer and au-
thor Of The Black Crook who was lately killed by falling
from the cars near Cos Cob Conn, died ntestate eav-
ing an estate valued s2OOOOO No next of kin having
applied administer upon the estate, Public Admins
traor Dayton gave notice that he would apply for let
ers OF administration, and he appeared before surro-
gate Huchngs yesterday in accordance with the notice
Hiram d. Barras who claims be brother OF the dead
man. opposed granting OF the letters, and asked
through sell for postponement OF the hearing 70
await arrival from Francisco 70 apply 0r letters
m administration These statements havtng been pre-
sented 20 the Surrogate In the form or an afdavt ne
granted adjournment for ten days. Three persons
claiming also 70 be brothers Mr. Barras were present
m the and they all intend TO present claims
10 administer upon the estate Their names are John
M and Alfred NJ Barras Of Philadelphia, and Washing
ton NJ. Barras Of Newt ersey
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10

s.I ,ror Mddngs delivered RA1es p.,Fhs.hss, y
Phsdelphia 6c. BostOn 0Oc New forI Dc
Rcceips By LAkeO1O SaAs "N"<'
sOd bnsh Rye sni 30 600 ieet u JuahrE . "A. 9.
PM 9-Querc,ron Barf-ko onh ~ 49,.
Clover seed fu prices S8n sOi Timothy qa9o ~ p
ia Free Napted Z Flour IN mproYed demand s".n
Western Eftra Family ~ 81 STATE Oho sna
e. 1888 High rnes 80 T5DSl 80 Wheat duh hen ~
8 IS; Amber q o. Sprng, sl a Eve taemtn1
Com steady Yellow 6d65c hTed Wes;Trn Sc OAs
schre; White 5l65llc Mixed. Ndfb algaf-saes ~ h...
at c Molasses-se 70 bhtA snd - ic per- 81
part les snni Crude lfei
l9c WHISKY qmet; Western ia ron, So uA...
Loris MAY 9-Four iul and unehsnged business st -
dnsopn ony sample OF Prime % Chotoe sgt
Spring ia 81 Red Fall Co. Corn srn asa s -
for futures; fSo MEd J30y'f, cas ~ elesaoi Fie
te seller June. active and higher c hf NO On W.,
Jd4e IN sievssr; 35c sser MAJ Aaa June bany bL nv
SLOW az bae for No Whisky and biaher at So orA sa
fB for Heavy DRY Sad Meats steady sales o. pacssa oe ~
Tor Sboodeui 9c Tor Clear Rib Sides 9lc for Gear sS bsos
dull aad doopnE only limited jobhng ienand bsu nomtne-
Hogs lover ~ @a f Sheep arm S2a 80 - or lneer so
SlDB3 Ts for Pair 20 Choice Beeves oois
Flour 3OO bush Wheat 1900 bush Corn 1900 bush oss am
1908 bush. Barley
ToLEDo MAY 9-our Wheat srn and sd
Vanced 1 No White Wibash. 81 81 Amber Michigan see WAY
Corn IN fair demand asd gher High 1ired and seller Nay
g af8ic seller June. 4 t9 seller la7 $9i G5oc s~ Augus
515lc Mixed yellow grade a7c. Oats fAir
demand No l seller Jane, 43e MohEan He
Bnfao by lake Osgego, &c. Reeipts
400 bb Flour Wheat p 100 but Corn 5000 ba Osts
sbpmen-OO hbs Flour u 900 bush beat loe o0a buh Corr
WusrNGroS c. May 9-spnts Of farpeuune quiet t+e
Ros 6per at ~ for Strained Crude TcrDenEe quiet 81 oi
Har - Yelow DO and Virgin Tar steady at s2 u
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
THREE FUNERALS.
BIgHOP M1LVAINE'S.

CINCINNATI, May 9.-The funeral services of
the late Bishop McIvane took place at Christ Church in
this city this morning The pabearers consisted Of 10
elergymen and laymen The order Of the procession
was as follows E
The Standing Committee OF che Diocese clergy of the
Episcopal Church clergy or other churches the rus
tees and faculty OF Kenyon College and the Theological
Seminary members OF several convocRtons Vestries
churches OF Cincinnati ano vicinity and citizens and
strangers.
Bishop BedeH. BshopiLee from Delaware, and three
Bishops from Canada met the corpse at the door and
repeated the passage beginning the resurrection
and the bfe" The anthems from Psalms and 10
then read responsivey, after which the Gloria Patr
was sung DIR. Burr of Portsmouth, the oldest Presby
ter then read from the prayer-book, after which
heard IA voice from Heaven" sung Bishop Cum
mngs OF Kentucky then repeated the Lords Prayer and
Bishop Beden pronounced the benediction. The body
was followed 70 Spring Grove Cemetery by a large pro-
cession Of carriages Nearly all the clergy Of other de
nominations of the city present
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10

and most contented with their home great want Of
the Pold s stated to be sufficient room ana means TO 30
eommodate the many others who were 10 need OF "
kiad ofces Another mucb-dcEred thing for the little
ones now in the Fold Is that of them at least might
be taken during the warm days IN Summer out Of the
contracted lmits and sitting atmosphere Of the city
into the country where pure and wholesome Diet with
abundant room for heathfu recreati0ns would Il is
thou ght incaenlable benent 10 the The officers
OF the Fold for the ensuing year are
President she Rev. Edward Cowley OF No. t37 East
eiehtl,-stt Treasurer VIM. H. Newman of No. IL
Cotton Exchange Secretary, Mrs George Depew OF No
% East Twenty-cighthst.
the Rev Edward Cowley, President OF the Fold Onor
row evening in Christ Church. at F1fhave. and Thirty
nfth-st
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
THE URUGUAYAN coNsuL's ARREST.

Edward c. B. Garcia, the COnsul-General at
this port for Uruguay, was arrested, yesterday, by
Deputy United Marshal Turner, edptds issued
by Judge Batchord Of United states District Court
The arrest was made in civil suit at the instance Of
Nathaniel Nackay, through Mr. Backie, his counsel, TO
recover sl1,56s H. and the affidavit upon which the
caBas was granted contains in substance the following
allegations: Mackay was a member Of the firm OF
Mackay & Aldus, shp-builders at Boston. In
the Fall of 1861 that firm contracted with the
south American Company OF BuenOs Ayres TO
mild the steamer VI 1868 the steamer ready for
delivery, but the Company was unable % pay balance
due ON her OF 5G8 H. Garcia then doing business
IN BrOads and Mackay, Garcia, and Forez' the COM
panvs agent agreed that the Company should send the
suOuut due 10 Garcia. Mackay a. Aldus then drew
drafts for that amount Garcia who accepted them
when preseu uted for payment, they protested and
reuwed and ia the meantime the 81 56s II was sent 10
Garcia who 10 is alleged, lost IL by speculatOns IN
Wast. Garcia appeared without counsel before Com
missioner Shields who released him in 1900 bail The
trial OF the case will 10 IN tine U. g District Court
in lima
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
CIVIL NOTES.

In Part l. of the Marine Court before Judge
Shea inquest was taken, yesterday in the case OF
Tate agt ostrom amount not stated, in which w. j.
Harding appeared for plaintiff and A. Prentice for me
defendant aud in the or Fisher agt Dunwortn l.
j. Mckee for paintid and n j. Friedander for deIenu-
ant.
The suit of Azal S. Lyman against Albert W E
Henrques, in the United States Circuit Court Tor al
legged infringement OF patent Improvement on retris
orators and other cooling ventilatng and dsenfectnS
apparatus has been decided by Judge BenedeI ~hose
decision declared valid the Lyman patent and oruerSu
decree In his favor, with James NJ flDer sohe
tor (; John j. Allen for complainant.
In Part III. of the Marine Court, before Judge
Gross. the following inquests were y en Seeor ag
Rosenburg Beach & Brown for plaintiff and Petshaw
Devriea FOR defendant Bosworth agt. DAVIS, A. H.
Wagner for plaintiff and l.. H. Emerson for defehqan
EmDersOn AT. Reakes, ID. McAdam for plainln ana j
q. Boyd for deieDdAnt. Reserved-rrowbrdge agt'
jacobson tAttorneys' names not gFeng ITlhl IA pro
gress-Grant agt. johnson, Langtfee Tor palhtH ana
ID. n I. Mcmahon for efendAnt.
In Part III. of the Marine Court. before Judge
yoaehimsen, the following In0uess were taken heCAY