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B1nT 1 z ri 4, 4,..y city 81 on Tqs W. 49, Of oo'o
Kane Lodge No. 49, ~ and a. NJ. il rd.al i Chaptrr.
msmher. Il t3mIsny g. aHd he Veicfsa t,ss1 iiiion
Of ,he Gechsnics aud TfaseTs Fse6aase are r-spcc
fnly invited IN attend the fsnral at ~ Ana, Churn
lsih st. Lear 5th az" on ihurday ljth inst, at az
BTR II. in rIon Her,tmer county. y y on the
hh day u January ls'3' "f h!hcra. = ~ r'sdcuce
II het aart. Maiur;, ouy e,4!io R9h'f Eurc, -
AGED w IhoueL young. slc pnss, ,s, uncoinUo6
beauty .nf rarr in i.cl'rshc ~as beloved by asiis
fitzo,no y, on ny M'pc,ay ',,.,y,l My T. at ss, ,s
tli1g nbOn, a native Of LIeolr NV. County cork
iiet remains viii he Inferred IN frily syrnoob a.
T0XTiNEs.-on Tuesday, May iS aftcr a long and
severe ucss, Juc, toui'ncs iu "a; tia 90. of hls
Tic relatives ,nd friend. Of the fan, are r,sprc,t
h'tru, - A-rhl thr lulrl' rom h'' ltn rest
wt s5, t;,a .' oH % lhYTraai a. i, .o.,
Tue reatiyes and fr6nif u the family, rio tic mcm-
AmcTc. S ot' a i ptar % %siS W rs s sT ses
I'd 10 at,.nu The funeral irp his ls- rsIi nee y,
pest 18th si' on inda5. ~ il Sclocs lhg qea.l.
VII he taken 10 Woyd.ssu f,r iutcsa.cnt.
nj LLANI.- uN.lay M4S ~, Aiicc. dargatcr Of
pntrcs and Bridget Mullany, OF tunu'nrs CoentI
Tc relatives ami friends n the nuiN are respect
fully invited 70 attend ne funeral nom Bellevue
rlLlas. ON Tuesday nornius, FranFy, son Of George
The relatives and friend. " the family are respect
fully invited TO sttcud the funeral frou the sdcnce
Of s parents Wet 18Th st. near stu ay' Oh ihursdsy
FONNIoN.-On Iursday, May u, after ,Aort Dgt
Illness Mrs. Jane PuyutOu. widow ~ the ate
John Puyntor, aged - years
The relatives Trends of the family arc respect
fuly iuNirl to attend he funeral from her late
residence. $40 East llsih st. Harlem on Fr.ay, lGtI
INST. at n A. NJ
PRATZNER-On 1uesdsy. May i3, OF consumption.
Nui, n. .IrItzuer, ago. 80 ycirs
The friends ami rriitNrs Of a." deceased inVtra
TO attend the funeral from ns late rDiicHcc 40 Leroy
st on IlurSday at ru11u 80 o'Clpgl.
NOIG hT.-~uudenly, Nav IS, .arS VI. Nlqghl
aged Al ears. months. aun 10 day.
The relatives amt Fri nd. ~ tlc isuIDi respect
fully invited 10 attend the al service al his sto
rrtldenrrt lt.i a-t 2ith 49, IN 1huTsdy evening At
otllCk. The rcuaus Will bc taken 10 fCrsski % FRI
day fur iuterMcut.
The sun., 1873-05-15
A RI URRY Nv STATE STR EEr.
A Promiuent Boston Brohe er Accused OF ats
lug Certificates OF stock and then Using

u
lug Certificates OF stock and then Using
them as Coilntcrui-.
BosToN, May H.-James A. Coe, charged
with the latest irregularities In State street, was
arrested at hs residence in Worcester street
this afternoon. Among his alleged operations
are raising certificates OF three shares of Mchi-
gau Central Railroad to 200 shares two ~ the
Boston aud Albany Hailroad To aD shares one
Of the Eastern Hailroad to lI0 shares; three
certificates Of Old Colony Railroad from two to
2p} certificates ot one share to 100 each. The
Bu-tnn Water Power Companys stock is also
said to have been operated On In a simiinr man
ncr he altered certificates have been used as
collatcrals and II II supposed that about 100000
taNe been fraudulcnty obtained II IL reported
that ono concern suffers bv the forgeries to the
extent Of fbOWO, another $20,000, one $1,000, one
si.OO, and another $4,000, amounting In all to
UPWARD of klOa0t0, with more to hear from.
The Third National Bank In January last loan
ed Coe S20,HO, taking IA collateral a certificate
for two hundred shares Of Old COLONY Railroad
stock, which now proves to have been raised
from genuine certificate for two shares OF the
same stock.
Coe, who was formerly connected with the
hose ~ j. v. Fisk, Is about thirty fve years OF
age, and Ia the course OF quite largo business
experience for man of his years, has hereto
fore su-taincd m enviabie reputation. He IL
one Oi the best known men ON the street, and 10
a member Of the iirOkers' Board.
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THE NExT GiLLOw5 SCENE.


Hangs on Tbrcad.
Michael Nixon unexpectedly had n hear
ing Yesterday before tho General Term Of tho
Supreme Court, upon appeal ON writ Of error
and bill Of exceptions Notwithstanding his fall
urc, after repeated eirurts, 20 obtain stay Of
proceedings.
Application has been made on behalf OF dixon
to Judges Ingalls, of Troy, Miller OF Hudson,
paafofth OF Hudson, Larned of Albany, aud
Of proceedings, ia each case without Eucces.
Gov Dix was alsp appealed 10 for repricve,
and the papers were taNen - him Oh Tuesday,
nut after examining tl.cm hc refused positively
To interfere.
Yesterday afternoon Judges Ingrahatn and pa
vis, sitting In the supreme Cour', General Term,
wcrc anpc ilcd tn fu- stay. The Court decided
that IL could not, a. court, hear such mo-
tun. The Assistant District Attorney consent
inr, writ OF error was speedily obtained from
Judge Fauchcr. aud the case was called on argu-
ment uf the appeal. the Assistant District Attor-
ncy waving the usual notice.
The points presented were tho sanc as those
presented To- Judge Barrett ON thn motion for n
ttay uf pruCCcdinrs bat the ono Insisted on was
tho refusal ~ judge Brady to charge, "a request
ed. that doubt upon any succinc fact must I've
given In favor " the prisoner The Court will
ann lunCc its decision this morning.
Nixon was quiet and passive yesterday He
talked but little except to ha sister, who sat for
u few hours with him In the rear Of the great
stove fronting his cell. The sisters Of Mercy and
Father Duranquot visited HIM. lie has no
hgle.
The proceedings In court yesterday stayed the
hangrlau'- Preparations, II they did nothing
else. Undcr sheriff Joel q. stevens says that he
VIII do r sJy nothing about the hanging uutil
the decision u rendered.
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SILLING orr TIE ross.
Broadway Property Bought for st3p,OO0
Less than MIR. Tweed Paid for IL.

About two years ago William NJ. Tweed
purchased by auction the i've stores belonging
TO the Camp estate, beginning at the northeast
corner Of Twenty-nrst street aud broadway and
running half u block northward The price paid
tst2juoO was thought by good judges Of real
estate to be excessive. However, $s,5,C00 OF the
purchase money was secured by mortgage on
the property, and the speculation might not
have proved had but from the straltcncd
finances OF the :" Boss" resultln. from the e1-
posurcs Of tho city frauds.
In October, lsi2, six tnOnths' interest on the
mortgage fell due and was not met Foreclosure
followed and with very little delay a decree of
eale was obtained. The sale has boon postp poned
several times to allow the delinquent debtor to
work out futtlc plans Of reoemption. The sale
the Boss tried a last resort, To obtain judi
cial stay on the ground that the property would
be sacrificed. A short delay might enable, him
fsncher turned deaf ear to his persuaslons,
aud the property vas actually knocked down
\ throng Of curious real estate specuiators
collected. Richard NJ. Tweed and 5. u. Dewey,
William Edelstcn, of the law nrm Of Tweed &
Edelsten' protected the Tweed Interest by bid
1ns 6S yt up .he prI9pery George DE ] sSrsst Lord
beside a. II. Muller, the auctioneer.
The block consisted Of Ave four-story and
basement brick and brown stone stores. The
most desirable, NJ, Broadway, ut Twenty-frst
street. was udered nrst. j. Ii. Mahoney opened
the ball with $500 bid. William Edelstcn
responded with ts0,Ogl. rhe competition was
brisk 1t { l.00J advances, until MahOney became
9s PSrghs'gr 1n9 at So s6,c Tweed fhof had paid
half narrower than the corner store. was started
At SbjWD. EIclsten was this time In compeu-
tiOn with JoDn Lawrence, a welt known builder
and READ estate Spectator. The latter became
tie pun chaser at fpU,hD. No. 40 broadway.
which Is similar ia all respects to No. VA, was
also Purcha ed by Lawrence at $pn,JiO. No. I-,S
seemed To lie held in less esteem 10y MP--rS.
Lawrence nnI Mahoney, and they suffered Wmf
Ldcihtcn to become the purchaser at $3.50
Tho last uf the block, No. $50. was In better de-
mdnd, but Edelstcn also became the purchaser
at S!r.OlN
The total ~ the sale falls $1EuD short OF
the sum psid 10y Mr.. Tweed Read estate men
generally thought that very nearly the fun value
had been rctl ked.
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Yesterday Joserh DuHey the gate keepcr In
tie Tents, we suspended by the Commissioners OF
charities and direction. at the slggo .on of warden
johnson, who had long suspected him Of passing visit
ors for pay, IN violation " orders. ON Tuesday a
vcllknown thief applied for admission and was re-
useb by Mr.. johnson. Fiyfsininute@ Afterward the
arden Nns In the prison yard and Jaw the
enter, and stepping up Ia HIM Aszed
" How much did you pay to gtt IA hcrc2'
" | borrowed a tickct." was the answer.
" WHO trum2 p sskcl Warden johnson.
" 1htts none ot your business" Nas he.prOupt
reply
taking utn Nv the arm
" IN rps ui the N g. II ycu'il let alone hut I
don't want you to make any trouble nhuut Tie
donfkcCpCr." lie went out.
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BfNhING AND FINANCIiL.

p.NEf,p Tt.r.r op FISK & TTArgV
NO NASSAU 81. New loRh, May II. l''1.
TIE PRESENT HIGH PRICE OF GOVERNMENT
Securities s increasing the dc uand for nrsi.c,4ss ae
road Bonds and t not reasonable 80 suppose that
tho present difference Of from TWENTY to 1iuRrY p
cent " obtained for any great length Of tine.
We arc recommending tue foilosns Tor El,.anscs
or for Investments
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO sENEN PER CENT.
MORTGAGE BONDS iai"fc-t paya,lc January ana
July, principal and interest pNaD IA GOA Ia S,s
YORK city.
oniy tSno0o u these B,Als viii be offered frs s.o
at present Price ~ sni accrued interest.
They are amply secured. and very desirable IN.
vestnent The proceeds viii be used in addnc largely
to the present equipment, and in extending the line
from it, present ude.water terminus at Richmond to
deep water the Chcsapcake Ray. where the larlSs
steamers In the world cia load and unload iong.de
the cars.
Also the CHESAPEAKE AND ONO SIX PER CENT.
BoNDs interest payable May aal November; these
bonds are Issued In denominations OF s!Ol s,Jo aud
miles in length, in now completed, and the business
Offering Is very large, ani increasing daily.
Fun Information concerning tho bonds the r,il-oad
and the resources OF the country tributary thereto
furnished OF application.
We continue 20 deal tn CpyrRNNrvr and C,,,rsAL
PACIFIC Bonds. receive deposit. on which We allow IN
tercst make collections execute orders At the stock
Exchange for cash sud conduct a general banking.
business. FISK d HATCH
The sun., 1873-05-15
, THE WILL or PITRIOT.
What states Risht$ urc worth TO MI
.-L.. -.

hat n states RIGHTS nrc Worth to Mr.,
IsN'- EelHUNes-A Fortune Won.
In 1854 Charles Fox, "a bachelor shoe
dealer in Thicd avenue, bequeathed tho whole
of "a. property, real and pcu 1nal, T. the United
states, 20 Ne used IN pryineth national debt in
CURED ny the war. To died about three years
asu. Several neuhcws ana mecca contested tuc
Will on the ground thai Mr.. Fox was not Of
sound mind. After "a tcdtOut triad Surrogate
Hutchings admitted he instrument to prOb ttc,
deciding that the testalir . of sound mind,
but while holding that the bcqurst of the per-
sui.au estate 10 the United States Government
was valid, the devise - the real estate wd- void,
since the n.ted ~'ufps Government could not
take land 10y devise ln this state.
From ulls decision the Government appealed
20 the Genera Term uf the -uprt me- Court aud
the Court OF Apueas. within few days the
Court OF Appeals have given their decision StIs-
tanning Surrogate lIutchings in all his conclu-
snus.
By this decision the ncplews and nieces now
liv'lg In a tenement with barely the neces. aries
ut lie, come into possession II about <lbLOOO ut
real estate, and are raised from poverty to com
paratlye aniuenCe.
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HORSE NOTES.

NJ. y rsor drove his hny marc brunette 10
his ruud wagon hulf ,uue IN / Is.
Jolh hgrphY drove DR.. Coreys sorrel mare a
hali ulc nl-.l jtO aruad NaLou.
Mr. j. IiatbCck drove his brown mare "a quar-
Ter Of a mi'e iu 2t' md the ralf milo IN .l4.
The Monmouth Park AssucIatiun laa de-
year
..wu. H., Van Co't he Superntcudcnt of
FltCtWOGd Park, drove N Ilium Nul,CrUlltH brown
team quarter ~ a mile IN seconds
Mr.. Robert Bonner drove StArlle On Nednc3-
day puuunon over lbs ~ rtNori tra.N to a ruad
wHgOl. llr made tue hrst guHrtrr IN rae astonishing
time vi 80 seconds. ana the hall lule in lUgg.
Commodore Nsuderhit yesterday drove
hpuhtllu Na,d and mate 20 his tlp wagon wIth tao
TOP mp, the met quarter "a vs. HurGa, uud tAS second
qunrt'r IN 10A, Masug tie half ullG N l:!lN.
Mr, Jonn IDnvoIt drove ~, hnv mare GaAolie
t0hArnrsH milo Ia AKA :, llo Hiso drove ths hTown
narr Lula IN haraess qrter of mg IN SIS seconds,
hall nile 10 l.la
The sun., 1873-05-15

WEpSFsnAY, May 1i.-FLouR AND Mtu,.
r.|i'y grade, nm 6ut 'ulct Gdoi 80 .ad sup, Tfir
4 'ng auI ts.l' ie' niMt gr.lr- ,,r,ay, Nlt. q
We quot. Flour suHcrnne state aua Wcrfr-n ,
bb', i"stoSl; eailA -tais, g. -, $50; wrstcrn
70 A.. do sutor Vh,a. exit. uud double cNtri' g
sia 1my Sradi stt.tiii IS sta.rG b oi.S, 'iasi sS
tu.p oNn, g 81 - @"glh'rn -hl ming "a. fls, -
S,',i'.., ttil. RTiod,s .oc &c. si3"sci0 '''''''
t,ss az U.s. seller May, ana IS ...fs 20 10 ioibf
H'y Bacon nrm eul qwet sol's q" -. INCLUDING
y tnsalcs Of plcNicd hams At i ,ti!4ct snlosrd dc
aud ugut bellies AT ilc. Lard eas c, and more seSe
sllrs ihn ties st g. for prime cry steam mud for
Via, "a iG- and qfr Tor JAY hr,s.si noss = !
.5.t. haitcr ,a,l.r Gaw 2'Si {. Tor Ne'tSrd and
Gf5rEa,r- RIO c6Hco nrtnc ; Q cargo % 2.g0 bag,
terms quoted a, ijsaIsA &C. eoM ;. .,n.
son I'm h"uI -'.d b q private go.l Prise, Mo lsst'
hhds manly common Porto RICO, a. - AMI good
,,CsIros rnc ma-lgt moro actye loy g,,'..e.. ,rc
bal = Of nIcn a" f9r eAp.,rt4 furc.. .,."piou, and
rport, at ,syga i9r uue, l. ,s3'. ,orduy, ,aad ,..
al. G.s y. %s b a,m.r o. g,n M FAR oGsPGL, Ggory
oCJuuc ior NJ. Z NuwiuL,c sprInr ;I:,s an6m i'r
IsI"Ff G 81 sas m s!ssl5o t2g % 80 srr1s ' 'o'
iaor active mi ,i6'9u bush 10 taqir, IN snft %
s'orc oats dun ard oacr; sales sl ~O p,-p. At o.
is,1,1a , ,,, 'r o. l-i' ,' c i,' 1' 1 an1 n Tor
THe' HGr ria.. rs - ~, Gao ,., SF"a a. IT., S
dHneryI. .|a. 4rs Dol, h--l. l.ir ,""a'A H bu.N
SpE'ssg--fetrIoleon galc, at, 2r forgG Iceland
NsG'es 4 i,n Ne VIZ r'si & "
for PRIME Wh,hry stca iy, ani so,I al ~. lrrirla
sr".gs; grag t2 Ton Lon 'n, y sai, 81 ana 100 0n.s
gnarsred @ M a. g. @ aqd and wto e Ps'@em s $, gn
ana load r,nncd f"r Trieste
The sun., 1873-05-15

Tho days business at the United states Sub Treasury
wssi Gold reCepts, s6tig3.lgi payinents. SliAj.Jf
Oalancc tnsN,ssHA. Curr' nov receipts. fWltflSl :
payments. tH591!ss balance, slO,g77 G0.s Customs.
ttSMN t69wn cancelled cola certificates sent TO
The Treasury balances at the close Of business in
Washington to-day were: currency. f5GJhN: Hud coin.
tIi,SuV. including t26,itNoa coin certificates. The
legal tenders outstanding amount to SiG.si0O, de-
crease Of fs}UO since yesterday. The internal rcNr
VI specie to-day amounted to t2DSp. The bullion,
5000, yesterday withdrawn from the Bank Of England
was to-day returned
Foreign eNchange was steady but dun during the
morning. aud the quotations we're nominal. In the
afternoon, however, IN anticipation Of the advance to-
ed by unfavOra BILE advcea from the Continent the lead
Ing drawers advanced their rates to N for ~ days
DIS, and short sight to no. There feature Of
special mpurancc IN the Transactions aud business at
the close vas very dull.
loansble funds al and cent. currency on approved
stock collateral with majority of the early tranfar
TONS, however, at the higher quotation, thsugh after
midday cent. was the established bass, unt about
2fuP NJ when n utHk demand suddenly sprung m
without any aicprate supply and cent coin ntercst
enacted though the legal currency became the
bass of the fai dcargq Ia discounts there has been
far trade at tOy cent for nrstCluu acctparcte
while single names 81 10 To ~.
There " as only trhing speculation IN Government
bonds, and the foreign bankers kept aOof ffOm the
market general dulness conseouentiy prevailed ani
tn brokers complained OF 4 lack Of orders. We note
salcs. however OF registered i-is At ltjp. coupon
lsgjrDld iiiA cOupo Sfls ii. &c. lssi, coupons ~
bs 1881, registered, iltt. coupon lble called bonds
illts coupon lB5e. ll5Z coupon Nis, new, iN Ili0
coupons iS'. cynpon 1850, ~ and registered lsdis
lis. The market weak In the afternoon, but lnr
TALLY reacted toward the close.
Henry CtcNs & Co.. ~ W all street. at Z.
The sun., 1873-05-15
Al Eighth Ward nnrroom Trnccry.

The trial OF James LlWl4r Tor the Nuinq -
john Darlington on the ldGl Of pee"mbcr last was no
Ruu In the oyer and rormlner Yesterday. Assistant
District Attorney Daniel g. Rollils, Jr, announced
that the plea Of sefdeiunee would he s,t up Ia aYcrs
behalf
AlQnEo Krkpatrck testlaed that he the prisoner
and DOnlagtpn IN Gght IN saloon At SpfinS and
Washington streets, Darlington was on the door, Hnd
the prisoner over him. The propu" nterercd, aud
the prlsOncr left hls PROSTATE antagonist DOTr
got up, started toward tue prisoner, trpprd on tln
stOyr, and fell aSinst N" prisuner, Nho iheteupun
kicked hun In the ribs ana hlt s n the hucN Of the
head WITH smal pitcher. Bysanicr' mtcrlrrol, and
DorrngtOn got up ~ In ami started away Tie lNtu
a short distance IN The street ahd ten hher lying
about too miIutts he got up and went e. "a police
station On the bth OF JaruWy tollrwlng hc died.
Tue heanng ~ to be eOltlnucd tudgS,
The sun., 1873-05-15

Yesterday mnrlllg az six o'clock Mlrtino
Loc tc,n - years Old, Jumped nom tn' root ~ tho
fourstory ana basement brick building n Crosby
to the sidewalk. ms skull, shoulder. and night ankr
were fractured. lie dtyd sopn alto ward. Locateh
VINO was NAIVE SNiiycr ait, has been for Ire Hrt
nt"e years manager II DeImo ichs uuth counter Al u
fruaI street Last wees ne dralk 10 excess, On
Tu sday e cOmpl n' ID ~ violent pa NJ IA hs head and
sool tesv RI became ccTl u.
A. fnnr u'cln"s stHrity morning he Attempted TO
juInp from the front thrd story WuduH, nut
- fet by Constantine clio, wac be ps the house In
when b." uultdci. A mar hour later he ran INTO the
room OF Antpnlo CHAR q q tnrl 20 ui"p out OF hia
The ON, up th' lndder thrruV1 the et l.ht 70 the
r.lf, aul hc 'rHprd on. turtucr nuug he'll an m
inquest yesterday sud tue Jury returned yerd1t OF
2
The sun., 1873-05-15

hORRtS-MOORE.-o On Tue#!,y. May ~. az the rect
dcnce Of the brdc'f father Ov INC Rev. too. Taylor
,ilbctt U. Morris Of fte'erc,on T. H.. 90 Maggie j.
daughter Of Mt. WIN, Moore 81 this city
THOMAS -siOORE.-un May :. blythe l.v. q. Camp
bell, William Thomas 10 Mary Jane Moore, both VI New
YORK.
RIAN-BU RGESS.-On Tursliy, April 70. at the rrsi
dcnc~ OF the brides parents Briokyn, the Rev I'd
ward j q BELLY, Joseph " lSan 10 ElDs L., daughter
Of Ianrs r. burgess.
ROBERTSON sMfTH.-On Wednrsdsv, sept. N
lS1l. by the Rv. !. u. tauks Lawrence H. ROyeftson
to Alice VI. smith. both of tins rftv.
sPATZ- WGLER.-On SUNDAY, May H. In Jcr.
s'y city ~ the Rev. George Fph. Mr. Henry Spaty
Miss Aunie Srhrw gler, all of Jersey CITY.
VAN NLSs IN ERSON.-On the iith met. Ut Rnse-
VILE y ny the Rev Joseph Wilson. John stiles VCn
Ness Of Fairfield, EtacX county. \. j.. To- thrlsanA,
daughter Of l'ter +. Ryerson OF aids ell. y. 4.
The sun., 1873-05-15
INSANITY THtrWAs NOT FBI0NED.
The TraGic Dcnth OF sarah Lenvy- A DnuVh-
tei'r Convincing Testimony.

The TraGic Dcnth OF sarah Lenvy A Dnugh-
teI'r Convincing Testimony.
Patrick Icavv was tried in the Oyer and
Tcrmincr yesterday for the killing Of his wife,
Sarah JcavY, at their residence, % Ninth street,
on the 3oth OF last September. The prisoner is
an old man of singular appearance, the bald top
~ hi- head being Almost as fat "a u smoothing
iron, and li' thiu, gray locks hanging over his
shoulders ia tangled mJs~, sugeestivo Of long
confinement In the Iombs lie is the person
whom Frederick Hc2si who tried a few
cNS since for the poisoning ~ Frederick
Sicgfricd ch uRpd 20 have attempted hi- life in
"A coll. ThCtc has been no question Ia the mindr
~ anybody familiar with the facts that the old
man was a dangerous luuauc, and MS trial was
almost a mere matter ~ form.
Mary l'aNv. the daughter of the prisoner, tea
tiied concerning the sudden attack m de upon
her mother aud herself by her father with a
uand saw. which happened 10 he In tho house,
and of her Intellectual efforts 10 save her mother
She added that her father had uccn insane about
tour years, mad tn ee times attempted tn take
on Ward's Island Her mother went 10 tho
begyet Tor iis diHc chargc, promising to- tikc care
of hun. The houic.4L frenzy -ciIcd him few
daN- aft,rward. and he hacked the too confident
wife to death, dc sIitc ~. 4 tugtter's efforts.
Judge Davis ia charging the jury said IL
really "a RELIEF to ilud ia that court one plea of
ln.iuiity which was not the pure invention ~ \
lawyers hrain.slhc Jury In their scnt- acquitted
the prisoner on tlle ground Of ms unity, and the
Court sent him - the Utica Asylum,
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state bonds speculation was tame aud the transac
Tons limited South Carolina s., new, January aud
July, brought II Missouri ~. 81 TeBnesseo es, new
HlG; South Carolina o., new, Apni and October q,
Georgia Gs at ~ aud Georgia is " brooklyn 6s Water
Loan sold at % We note sales also of Continental
Bank shares at 70; American Exchange Bank, i0 and
Merchants Exchange Hank, a0. In rsilrsnd ronde only
tmall trade recorded the prominent toHs
however, having been a. follows.
GnDn Paclnc 1s, land grant 144; Union Pacific ins,
income, II Buffalo New York aud Eric lists, "; Hann
bal and 81 Joseph " convertible, NJ Toledo and Wa
bash consolidated convertible. "a Toledo and WABASH
lists, 81 Louis division, 9i< Toledo. Peoria and warsaw
consolidated Ihi l1tts9urEh, FORT Wsyne aud Chicago
lists, lUS st. Louis and Iron Mountain iss, S Mlwau
kec ana 81 Paul Iowa division, - Burlington. Cedar
Rapids and Minnesota lists, ~; col, &. aud I. c. sts
ssh; North Missouri lists, UH Boston, Hartford and
kre lsls, 1; Union Pacific lss So
The highest lowest, and 4. N. closing prices Of
The sun., 1873-05-15


ton ave-ue oa rues4-y evening, l,u the fonosias
letter:
NV YORK May e. tT9
My pE,R TUItI hsve u, ii 20 colnoa, against
ths Ften nu' 20 BE- - mn YNl All 10 rs and Illus
ratons that surruundri me ar TOO eie 10 hencnt me
am IA ly awnrt FuAt my ittt sou i b. -rrt stll 70
cling this No,.d 1l.t good Of the chilir 20,
aud g.. oF'r them eJs "a! they are tife Of thar
oNn foOthu.
Ieuc,o.r yol draft received yeste-day from TcNas.
iuu can endorse a. alu enclose YOU blank check .
signed aud OIL N.ur tfur,u Marta k4uyuu. Ihey oWp
mC ah4tt rNu c.f IntC est accuu ana carr, N
Auu AroW, |ulSn Of Paclc Mlll, Whc on at
betCrts uI aIi hllf on for much EuCr prices
you m hc-'. m" rcst of NV ars you KNOW an about
1UI nave tl I.cd ot tnr lots ia Houston. Goa bless
you aud fhp Cere Is ny last prayer Write TO fl'h'r
aud mother, au1 Try ou'Ort ttlr declining y. tr-
! wOuli wi . them, hft II wOn do no good You
fat aud mother have always treated me A. their Own
gnd tIClr reward viii come.
laY tath Ia God amt STRENGTHEN Yourself ny pay
Ing your deyo.ions 10 MN and & rogul rly TO Ihe tom
pie dedicated 10 ms WOrthip. NeFl'"i cot aud he viii
nCg.cct you and those mat come after you.
Thee last ffV lllr- urt the puY luL ritance can
lcayc you. hut thcy Ar Hurth something. Your alcc
t.JuHts hurD44! ihtLtP sTuAUH
MAY 10, si3
slnc-vr tl7G tls, c,sH'l tho dr1't fro reyA a1d
yuu .It lucg. t-o hhd thr last uuudr 'd shares
sold ont. Al yoll hav 90 dIls 10 get their accolut
an mn uN th' clcct. UJi uir "a ald the Children,
lsuy last prayer. fI'rs, &c, tuiLt'