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New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13
GIaastOne's Resignation 3

Our latest London dispatches. dated at
two o'clock this morning. present the pre-.
else condition then Of affairs growing ont
Of the defeat OF the Irish university bill
and the resignation al Gladstone. a fever
ish anxiety is manifested to know how this
disturbing element will affect the ministry.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13

Among those who departed for Mobile
las; evening were the genial Kittredge. Of
the Academy of Music, and Mr.. w. II. Con
her, CORES 2ondent Of the New York World.
and prominent race club officer.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13

uriah c. Pipes. formerly postmaster at
Douglas, jackson parish. Louisiana. who
was detected last October las then reported
in the REPUBMcAN) in mail robbery, has
been tried and was convicted yesterday in
the United States court.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13

The matinees at the Varieties and A9aI-
emy CT Music were lightly attended yts:er-
day on account OF the weather.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13

I. !. .aid that a Hindoo widow remarry.
ing association nas been formed in BON bay.
IL this country nearly every widow you
lie. own.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13

Do no: forget Barrett tonight az the
Varieties. Miss lie Clercq at the s.. Charles.
OF Ca. Wagners minstcel. at the Acal my.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13

TuoEouuHBRED SToCK.-The great "ii
important: sale ot blooded atock by Nessrs.
Montgomery GU Thursday. March 20. 1879.
Is worthy the attention {: merchants,
planters and the pnblic III general. FoF
further particulars see advertisement.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13

Try DOoiey's yeast powder. you will soon
find It not only the best but also the cheap
est, baking powder. Put up fall, ne. weight
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13

CANTON hATT:NGs.-The celebrated house
Of d. II. Holmes, No. l56 Canal street and
No. Is Bourbon. has a choice lot OF the
above named goods Of every pattern, which
they are selling at very reduced rates il
any desired quantity. Now i1 the time to
lay in a supply Of this really beautiful floor
covering. and :Lere is the place.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13
Los. OF the steamer Josephine.

land, from Bayou des Glaize. for this city,
sank On the tenth instant, at 3 A. y, at
William Mock's landing. 1t is supposed
tha. the boat will be total loss. Shad
Powell, roustabout, is missing, and 1t is
presumed that be was drowned. Tue cargo
will be saved in damaged condition.
---------zas--
Mr.. u. L. Moody, a lay preacher from
Chicago. ia i'll our city, and has edited
audiences il one of our churches by giving
two or three powerful sermons. This gen
teman has peculiar ideas concerning the
manner Of converting soub, ignoring sec
tarianism almost entirely. His church in
Chicago is simply known as the Illinois
Street Church, end his audiences are gen
orally composed OF those who care little or
nothing for Methodist. Baptist, Presby
.erian, Episcopalian or other denominations
as denominations. Since his arrival II New
Orleans his preaching has been confined TO
limited but appreciative audiences. II is
hoped that 50 great an orator will not be
PEI nitted to leave US without giving our
citizens full opportunity to hear him ex-
pound his liberal theories. lie could easily
fiji one of the theatres or Exposition II al.
and al! who may hear him onoo viii be GLAD
to listen 20 him second time.
FRUIT GROWERS AGENTS -Mee=rs. Hill
n-r & Manard, Nc. l57 Poydras street.
being agents for fruit growers and farmers,
can undersei almost any other house in al!
the different varieties of fruits and orchard
produce G! this section, IA well az IN eggs,
butter, chickens and other articles Of the
farm. They also keep on hand a first cisss
stock of family groceries. foreign fruits.
nuts. etc. all OF which they sell a. the most
reasonable prices. They have also lot OF
the celebrated Japan peas for seed an
article which every gardener should get a
supply IL time to plant.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13
WANTED.

WANTED -EMPLOYMEsf. - ooPfIsd
W trsnslsting in the Kng .ish. French or ger,
man languages, IN plain. neat hand AooSes
MRS CLARA s. Ss. 80 ksgsSt1s StrseS, rev ~ "
ASnA So%S
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13

esccsssisn sf Anna kina, deceased. wife
of Hugh smith-ko. 5sI9.
GECOyB DISTRICT COURT feR THE PARi&H OF
~ Orksns- Whereas. Hush smith has petit
stoned She court for setters OF administration on
';hs sstats sf his late site, Anna AIng cnlth.
eern, to show cause within tsn days Why tAs
Brsyer Of the said pettioney shoUid not b. granted
ny order of .hs Court
@el@ 1s ~ kRAsk PAGE. Ik. S&F&
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13
LOST.

" . - . > a.
e OsT.-A LEGISLATIVE WARRANT OF THE
j regular session Of 1873. No. -. dated -. on
State Audi, a. in the name OF Z. Batter. The pub
~ arc cautioned against buying the same. "a pay
Dnent has hS.A stopped - ,,,,,-,r,
mhll So u" ~ lFiG
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13

Boutwell, Congratnlated-His Successor
in the Treasury-Legaf Tenders Out
diug-COnGrmaiiOn and Nomina-
tiOus-Run on SaTings Bnnk-The
Caldwell Case.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13

4 oST.-A BLACK AND TAN SLUT; ANSWERS
NJ 10 the name Of Pet" A suit shi~ reward Will
b. gvssl to any bringing her to this otts, OF 10
Ste house az the sOrthwesL corner .! - thar!es
sveuue and State .t,ea, ft21
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13

IcoNrENVsp O. k!eBTn FACE,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13

BOUTWELL, ELECTED SENATOR
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13
WASHINGTON.

A l.1FE: INSURANCE. SUIT
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-23

University of the Sohth.
TONTRlBUTIONS Of ROCKS to tho III
~ Drary OF this University arc earnestly
solicited. Persons disposed to give. will
please send them to my house, as have con
sentea to receive and to forward them
NJ. LABORDE,
April17 South Carolina University.
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WHAT MAxsa Tur BloaDxs, go JaIr

.WHAr MAKES THE BloaDxs, 80, Jqx,IY
;DIPINa THE PhAY.EA. Cincinnati. re-
W6athdrsbS,@ Of the Iy ydin iThomps6n
company, who, gave him; the following
reminiscencies pf some OF the pprsistent
admirers Of these fair ones with the
golden looks:
. II receive innumerable silly com muni.
cations, but take no notice Of the send.
ers. Why, at Milwaukee,, q gentleman
sent me, .one evening, o magnificent
bouquet several feot isqnare, with very
polite note .Rsking'an introduction. 7 re-.
piled. thankirS him for the flowers, but
informing. him that his request could not
be granted that I made no acquaintanoes
except those introduced by my friends.
He followed us to Chicago, had private
box at the theatre there, md sent me- a
basket Of champagne. The girls and
and Willie Edouin drank the champagne
and enjoyed it hugely, but no further
attention was shown to the infatuated
donor One day, at Mobile, I received O
sentimental note, expressing intense ad-
white rose on my stage costume that
evening, to- signify my appreciation OF
tho tender:hearted youth. T exhibited
tbs note to, the rest Of the troupe. and
Willie. our comedian. who is q great
wag. appeared that evening on the stage.
with an immense white rose on bis
bosom, and smiled and threw kisses con-
stantly, toward the location where the
poor note sender had said he would be
inthe audience. It was funny to us on
the stege. Here in Cincinnati, the other
day, i got delicate missive full OF adora.
ton. iR which the writer gave the seat he
would occupy at the theatre, and stated
that I might recognize him by his having
bis hat on his umbrella. Sure enough,
when the curtain went up, there he sat.
TO make certain of becoming known
he would dance his umbrella up and
down with the hat on ii, most ludiorous.
y. We laughed great deal at him
during the piece. and I fear he injured
his stylish hat. Such episodes constantly
OCCUR. and they are often the cause OF
our appearing so jolly, during the play"
A wealthy Californian named Lick,
has given $lO0, 900 oil at lick, for
memorial tO fTb0uoo Pasna
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-23
A FIRST GLASS AoENTIN EURoeE

A FIRST CLASS AGENT IN EUkOPE.
"A with twenty years active experience in
tho cotton trade, and with influential connec.
tions in En- gland and on the Continent. offers
his services as representative to a frat rat g
American house, desirous to open a branch
house In Europe, or to establish a general
agency. The highest bankers references in
London and New York are at advertisers
command: Letters addressed sN. o. P. OOT-
TON" will be forwarded by Messrs. G, p,
Sampson. Low Il Co., London. Mar 25 wm17
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-23

a wealthy Californian named Lick,
has given 500, 900 oil at lick, for q
memorial to Thomas Paine.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-23
New Season Teas!

New Season Teas!
Is CHESTS original packages,
MiaIsH|a8 Il just received, crop 1873-73 The
M S}B quality Of these EAS is up to the
hi x B(B high standard NC haye always
EAzka6 maintained. while tho prices are
fully 25 per cent. lower. A really good-.iraw.
ing Oolong we can offer at GO cents per pound.
Below We enumerate some OF our choicest
aUNPOWDER, IMPERIAL. HYSON,
YOUNG HYSON, ENGLISH BREAKFAST,
TWANKY, &C., dc.
These from good to highest grades import
ed, and warranted in every case az Represent
cd. Buying from Importers only, and aolely
In original packages, the beet terms as to
ing and such like tricks are impossible.
GENERAL STOCK full OF choicest supplies
LIQUORS and WINES, OF known purity n nd
irreproachab bic brands, always on hand.
April GEO. SYMMERS
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-23
Agents Wanted,


LNOR McCLEIIah'S GOLDEN STATE, the
4 first ana only complete History Of tho
Pacific Slope; Descriptions Of the Seasons,
Products, Mountairs, Scenery. Valleys, Ri:
yers. Lake.. Forests, Waterfalls, Bays and
Harbors 100 pages. 200 illustrations and
maps. illustrate. 4 Circulars FREQ.
wM. FLINT " CO., Atlanta. Ga.
March l2 w13
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-23

The Doctors Recommend seegers Beer
preference to London Porto, and Scotch
1 Ale. Why2 They kn0wit liz unadultnratcd
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-23
Not1cea.

OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.~Ha
relief for young mon from the effects OF error g
and abuses in early lie. Manhood restored
!mPediments to Marriage removed. New me-
thod OF treatment. New and remal K kablc re-
sealed envelopes: Address HOWARD AsS0-
CiAT!ON, No. 2 Sonth Ninth street, Philadcl-
phia. Ia .-an institution having high repu.
tstion !iS for honorable conduct and professional
sHlu. Mar A 3m
tho Scuth will find DR.. e. P. Millcr,s Homo of
Health, 80 and II ". 2Gth street., ono Of tile
most desirable places to 1.-Two in New York
oity. Tho location is fret olasa; rooms largo,
reas6nabie. The celebrated rurkish, Baths.
the Electric Baths, Swedish Novcmeits and
Lifting Cure are in tho establishment. Tran.
slent or permanent buarders accommodated.
send Tor circular. Address +. p. Miller nj.
D., 80 and Al ". 2Gth street, New York.
Mar 25 40
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-23
n otice.

N0tlce.
pEING charged with tho enforcement Of
D tho following Ordinance, relating to
'the duties OF the City Surveyor" concern
ing which due notice has been given by the
City Olsrk,) reading thus:
BE II further ordained, That hereafter er any
person about to build any house on any new
site. fronting or bounding on any Of the
streets OF thecity OF Columbia. shall be re-
CURED to have the samo located. aud the
boundaries thereof. adjoining such street or
streets, fixed by the Ony Surveyor. who shall
DO entitled to receive the sum OF s. for each
lot SO located. And in case any person shall
erect any house as aforesaid. without having
the same located BY the City Surveyor as
aforesaid. such person shall be subject to o
penalty OF SIS for each and every offence"
hereby notify all parties concerned to re-
port their names and locations Of lots. either
Ut my Office or to G. Mahon, City Surveyor, at
tho ollico Of Sebels 4 Ez.ll. The conditions
attached to tho Ordinance will be strictly
required, and tho penalty of non Co MI ancc
to its terms he rigidly enforced and without
the slightest delay. JA JACKSON.
Apr1l l6 Chief Of Police.
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without tl.is L;niL.ent The money rd.
iuiacd unless the L;nimcnt is rs repre-
sc:.tct. Re sure md get the genuine
:if'NitAN MUSTANG TINIMENT. Sold
~ 'ii Druggists and Country Stores. at
- "nl s1.00 per Rottle. Motto.
:: i''.' !. nc Sc.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-23

tinS hnen lis.":a the American public
OVER THIRTY years. II has never vet
!Aiicd I" give perfect Subtraction, anl has
i'iSt'y hren styled the raaacen for all cy-
t'r;';.l wounds. Cuis. Rrrns Swelling.
Sprn;" ';r,iscE. Sc. &" H., :i.:, ,,..j
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-23

III New Publications.
NEW IUYENILE BOOKS. London edf.
IN tions, illustrated.
New.standard works for libfaries.
New Novels, in cheap hindtng. ..
ALSO, q fresh stock Of WRITING DESKS.
portfolios, Gold Pene, .Pen-Knivee, Pocket.
Books. Photograph Albums Of all sizes, Fancy
BRACKETS and Book Shelves, and = general
velopes and Fancy Staioners. for sale by
WOW r. T.. BRYAN
The New York herald., 1873-10-22
BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND APPORTION-
. MENT

Pursuant to call Of the Mayor this Board met
yesterday afternoon, at halEpast three O'Clock,
Mayor Havemeyer in the chair. Present-The
Comptroller, Mr. John Wheeler. and Mr.. 8. b. H.
Vance, the President OF the Board OF Aldermen.
The minutes Of the previous meeting were read
and adopted.
The Comptroller offered o resolution requesting
authority TO issue assessment bonds to the amount
Of $4,000 to provide for claims arising on the
Board OF Public Works, which was adopted.
Another resolution was offered by the COmptrol-
Ter, asking Tor power to issue So 900 street i'm
pr0vement bonds, under section 3, chapter 756,
Laws OF 1873. to run no longer than five years, to
thousand SIX hundred and forty-six dollars was
appropriated for the purpose OF paying the
clerks engaged IN extending and copying the tax
rolls in accordance with resolution OF the super
priated from the appropriation for Observatory
Museum and Gallery OF Art-Malntenance and gov
ernment Of-and Harlem River bridges, &C., to the
head OF "Maintenance and Government OF Parks
and Placesn
Mr. VANCE proposed that the sum OF $4,000 be
appropriated to the Five Points from the moneys
received from licenses for the sale OF liquor which
was referred to the Corporation Counsel for his
opinion.
The COMPTROLLER offered q motion that the en-
lions ior the year 1878 be referred to special
mittee OF three TO report plan, which was
adopted.
Mayor Havemeyer spoke in favor of maintaining
poor with medicines free Of charge, and unless they
are supported by the city the dispensaries will
have to be closed.
mandamus served upon the Board by the pub
tising was referred to the Corporation Counsel.
The Board then adjourned.
The New York herald., 1873-10-22
COURT CALenOARs-IHIS DAv.

SUPREME KOouRr-CHAxBERs-Hed by Judge Fancher-
Nos g 53 81 IS, 81, 64 IS 30, So 100 los l0l, los.
surREME CoURr-GEHERAL TERx-Nos e T. la 49, 81,
g. S. 10 2 80. III. I40 l42. lA5. lac lta i5l l62,
IS surns.n S sS Held by Judge
DaysOyer and Terminer business Part 2-Nos. S44zS,
92s, 1000. 1925, 1882 il62, li7o15, i7lS 6Y2,S
se m % III % ST. s H vs. m Dy suas se M
ss s27 Part Held al ED BY Judge ETeedman Sc. 6e2
Couar OF CoMnoN fLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part Held
a x SYSEs Hs aS RSysSs Isl re A 's A So sas S
A A ls sls ss 81 lsss vs. lsS ss
CouRT OF CoxxoN PLEAs-EauIrY TERx-Held by Judge
MARINE CoSsr.fart i-Held by Judge Gross-Nos.
ESQ SSSs asio 2ss aSs soS SssS $50 1854 Part ).
Hsld BEL by Judge I via, s @ 7 sS @ 49, S
Part s--HeId BY Judge spanldingN 2sa 2ssS sl2o,
27s 1921 2s2 254t1s 22 SS6l 25S2 269l. 1912 1876 ss7
CouRr OF GENERAL sEssIoSs-Hch by Recorder
assault and battery Same vs. Thomas Hoy elonous
sault and battery Same William E. Reilly felonious
and battery; Same Timothy Donohue feont
GUS assault and battery Same VS. Robert Mason teoni
feonious assault and battery; Same VS. John Murray
burglary; same William J. Levertdge larceny and
receiving stolen goods; Same VS. Frank Edwards grand
Emil n grand
Same Edward D. Cameron, grand larceny; Same VS.
Peter Meehan and John Uck receiving stolen goods;
Same VS. Patrick Mccarthy. receiving stolen goods;
James thompson assault and battey same vs. gers
mah Murphy assault and battery; Same VS.. William
Gallagher, having burglarious implements.
The New York herald., 1873-10-22

he heard two sho ne then ran ont and stokes
Ss must have moi ne nS
ny sss ssTs
@ Tss ee to Until anf s .na nsn
IL 10 M Sn srRs, @ d s 81 Nay Seys
Ssn 1 e q
ss At he
Objected to immateral and collateral objection
Witness-I m the same person
@ And convicted and sent to the Penitentafyi A.
the TO-
s ss &c % s the ne
was arc an yu sns to get to watch
by aid Of the Court TO have the witness placed in the
This ordered by the Court and recess was then
ordered for half an hour.
When the Court had reassemsied Brennan or Casey
was nsced again on the stand and was reexamned BY
In the xamnation but little ofimportance or inter-
Alter they had finished with the witness Mr. Tremain
aaSsssa sna that sn e.
not stis Ieays annu1 the !. Court ~ r..
ana when the Court adjourned he must he removed to
samuel McLoughn testified that on one occasion he
Fix
was wliu ne appeared crazy about 1t and he asked wilt
ness TO get coach for him then he pulled his gum
tHere the prisoner smiled The witness said he meant
wig SS waiting in an adjoining
:sss a n $ isi
street. N January 1879 the prisoner called day and
in presence OF witness Mrs Mansfield communicated TO
him threats made by Fok, that there would be blood
shod-that he would kill Stokes unless she to Judge
Bixbys Court TO give evidence anst Stokes Fisk used
to carry pistol and when he to Mrs. Mansfelds
house would take out and lay 1t the manteL Wit
ness heard Fisk ask Mrs Mansfield to her rela-
ions with him, and he threatened to kill Stokes II she
She lived in the house with him.
q. Why should he threaten to kill Stokesf A. Because
he was jealous of him.
In reply to further stons witness said sne met
Stokes at the Continental HOTEL in Philadel lpha: after
that she TO live with Mrs Mansfield and Stokes
used 10 call in company with Fisk he also called with
out Fisk not often sometimes in the evening" Mrs.
Mansfield sent fisk's things awav she ceased to live
there; alter that Fisk called to Mrs. Mansfield, and
SAID he was jealous of Stokes and would remove HIM,
and witness told this to Stokes at present witness lives
In Second avenue nearly opposite st Marks church.
William l.. Drummond testified that while the prls-
ties used to loiter around the house,
was very greats Stokes expressed aprrehensions Of
danger from these parties tN
The testimony of Mrs Mansfield, taken at the rsf
trial, was here read by Mr.. Brainard.
MT. D0rman Is. Eaton, former counsel to the Erie
Railroad repeated his testimony his attempted
sassinatlon. and the Court adjourned.
The New York herald., 1873-10-22
VERDICTs AGAINST THE CITY.

An Avenue Paving Job-Interest ON
Advances to the City by tho Tenth
National Bank-Mcmc OF tho July
Riots.
II the misfortune of this city In nearly oil the suits
brought against it to be defeated This lame and mpo-
tent conclusion strikingly illustrated in three
tried yesterday in the Supreme Court before Judge Van
Brunt 1t Is only fair however to state that Messrs
O. j. Dean and II. j. Forbes the able and ndefatigabe
assistants Of the Corporation Counsel used their utmost
endeavors protect the interests of the city
themselves against defeat but 1t their misfortune
IND the law and the facts too conclusive against
r ue suit o aonae % that for
between Fortysecond Fitycighth streets The work
sSps on s 5 % eoa mss e % Ss
She contract was not legally complied with through
sithQasS Mr. John = the RaintIs counsel did
verdict I'D for the full amount claimed
verdict 70 the Supreme Court General Term for its nsi
In ISL the Tenth National Bank advanced s2zsso os
Comptroller, upon their endeayor get the money
Sd his s to s
an y " in The s sa as
na s sah s se nd Bat 5 o. s1s@ sr sn
The bank concluded they would not yield the case
ana dasy sat nd
renee, Jr., fought the case with their usual
% which inai h had no
s n s. pa Dass a qSs o
ns waiver Judge Van BrTnt decided for the bank and
Mar ptSS
Mr. enry for p
sGs Ss ss'$
being the full amount of the claim. with interest
The New York herald., 1873-10-22
JEFFERSON EAEKET POLICE COURT.
The Earlv.Closinr Assocfat

The Early-Closing Association. n.
For time past threatening demonstrations have
been made towards certain stores Eighth avenue,
whose propretors have refused to comply with the de-
mands of the Early Closing Association Among these is
the establishments Of Enrich Co., Nos 2s7 and 2s9
Eighth avenue, the which, they state
complied with the demands OF the association close
their dry goods department at o'clock but have
kept open for the sale Of fancy goods special police
man has been detached to keep his eye upon
this and one or two other stores On Monday evening
crowd fifteen sixteen persons passed front OF
proved to be John o,sha,unessey. threw two stones
and destroyed plate glass valued at $50 He was OBJ
served by Ocer Batcher of the Sixteenth precinct who
aely pursued and arrested him When arrsgned before
yesterday afternoon Colonel spencer, who had been
retained by the Early Closing Association appeared for
the prisoner and Mr. Gardner for the prosecution The
case held open for further examination, and
O'Shaune ssey was bailed to appear.
The New York herald., 1873-10-22
Another Street Paving JOb---lntercst on Ad-
vanceS to the City by the Tenth
National Bank 80 MementOes
Of the July Riots.
BUSINESS In THE OTHER COURTS.
The National Life Insurance Company in
Court-A Ten -Thousand-Dollar Salye
for Husbands Injured Feelings
Suit To Recover for Goods
Sold Under Misrepresenta-
ton Business in the
General Sessions.

striking exemplifcatIon OF what prompt payment
BY Comptroller legal claims against the city would
the city in the item Of interest say nothing of
other expenses incurred in defending suits
three trials yesterday before Judge Van Bunt holding
trial term OF the Supreme Court report Of the
win be found below. 1t will bs that the interest
alone recovered in these suits amounted to nearly
$4,000 all of which might have been saved to the city.
Judge Fancher yesterday appointed Ell Beard as
receiver Of the National Life Insurance Company Of
New York
John Carr, who had been charged with having stolen,
from the office of the Surveyor of the Port quantity Of
printed forms and blanks similar to those used in rela
tion to the landing and bonding of imported goods
peared before Commissioner Shields yesterday and gave
bail in the OF $500 appear and take his trial when
called on.
In the United States District Court yesterday, l74s4
yards gupure lace imported by the steamer Cimbra,
and found at No. 16 Clinton place. condemned by
default, no claimant appearing.
"A report prevailed in Wall street yesterday to the
eoct that the matter of the involuntary petition in
bankruptcy against the firm of Kenyon. Cox Co. of
which firm, Is alleged in the petition, Daniel Drew
. member has been settled reporter made inquiries
the subject in the bankruptcy department Of the
United States District Court The clerk In charge In
formed him that he had received official notification
Of such settlement but that 1t often happens In
Of this kind when the proceedings called in
Court the parties both sides state that settlement
has been effected and there is them course, i'm.
mediate discontinuance OF the suit
Judge Benedict who is holding United States Circuit
Court at No n Chambers street, il still engaged trying
the Of Edward Lange indicted for embczzling mail
baga The trial. which has occupied four days. will
be resumed this morning. 1t blocks the way Of far
important and pressing business.