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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-03-27
10 Farmers +! I
To Fishermen!
To Gardeners F.!
R. A. GOLDEN g. Bro.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCEEs Axp
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
w ashington y. c.

Washington y. c.
"CCLD return their hanks 10 the citizens
" at 81 Nar!'s fer the patronage ext-ud-
ed them ltIet,ior,, and ask continuance OF
shtir corfd,nte and pIsrnnag~
Lave you early FEGETIBLES seeking a
good nHikely
Send them to GOLDEN J. BRO., for the
Washington market, here The hig hest
prices ale given and low Commission
charged.
Fave !ou FISH 10 sell for fair re,urnsf
Ship them 10 GOLDEN 4 LEO. Wss'-
ingion, ID C.. who viii seek s-le, aud
not wait TO lie sought.
Have you STOCK to ship when meats are
dcsIed
CCLDTy + BIO, TO merl- OF Ci 'esc,.
Nd aud now III a. rrrr of 10 and = s,..,
soul we.i. Washington l.. c.. aiea'Ma
81 tie DO, ks iot,c.ive freight. The, hive
sio,k-y.id or eaIi.c en- the ma: Ike.
isC lIltd, and e; n hold for an Advance
Their charges are very moderate.
And v hen yorr FRUITS arc IN season, s-ni
them 10 CO. DIN L BRO. for - ready sale,
quick reIUiEs and good profit.
Hsv. you WHEAT, RYE. OATS, CORN, &c,
ior which you desic n ready salc NJ good
is,vs ? send them TO GOLDEN L BRO.
who Will eject sales nj pCid prices rs
ANY other city, aud ~ snail oon.mission.
u,on have TOCL1Ei, or ANYTHING else raised
in your c,us'!, aud which wo,hd ,on,-
maud god riiess in large city, auong
ii - Nnn ,t,N L.
ing1s, are
r. A. GOLDEN 3. BRO,
Cor. 10th and F SITS. southwest,
Washington, ID. c.
march 6, lsf3-ly.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-03-27
march 6, lsf3-ly.

rONNECT!CCT kU7CAL LIFE ~.
/0RD, CONN.
ASSETS, OYER Sac, 900, ,ooc
TIE MUTUAL IIFE INSURANCE CON.
... PASr ON. T. ~
ASSETS, OYER $50, ,Ooo, 600
THE ROYfL FIRE INSURANCE COW
PANf oFLIyERP0OL AND LONDON.
CAPITAL, OYER SlO,O 900
The above companies have been doing bust
ness for nearly half q century. heir age, strength
and known good management can scarcely al
low enc to question their solreney.
fRcs TsALE OF RATEs.
IS yesrs $40 81; 30 years S32 g.; as years
$.6 %; 80 years S3l -; IS yeas $37 90 on
the 81 coos per CT. diyii,n of the first
year. increasing each yeas thereafter. The in
sured paws only the ACTUAL cost Of Life lnsur-
ance. No stockholders 10 satisfy. The Policy
holder is alone directly interested,
These two Life Companies are the Oldest.
largest. cheapest and best conducted Of any
ip the L. States, and We challenge any one 10
show better investment for their money.
The Royal Fire Insurance Company adjust
all losses a, the Baltimore agency, withou, ref.
erence TO the Home ef'icc. II has paid all its
losscs In Chicago and Boston
RATES--so eeass pr 500 On frs,-class
DWELLINGS: IS cents on hrs;-eiass Frame Dwell
hpgs; $i.?5 ou. Harms asd contents; 81 SO on
Stores ana stock, No note given
am authorized and will attend to anv bus.
iness for the above companies a my efsce, or
In The country when requested.
kErkR TO
r c Combs, Raphael nowps, Vim r Erecnwell,
man.
JOS II KEY.
Fee 80. lsr2-sms
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-03-27

II AkGEST and cheapest stssk u enou8
Eia BROWN STORE
.Lssaartssws.
Nay .. is,3
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-03-27

TIE NUTCAL IIFE INSURANCE CON.
PAIr ON. =. s,E
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-03-27

rONNECT!CCT MUTUAL LIFE IN
~ SURANCE COMPANY OF MART.
IORD, CONN.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-03-27

THE ROYfL FIRE INSURANCE. COW
PANr OFLIvERP0OL AND LONDON.
CAPITAL, OYER $40, ZOO, 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26
CASTLE GARDEN AdEA r

The Commissioners of Emigration met yes
terday afternoon at Castle Garden. Richard oGorman
uresdinR After the transaction OF routine busi
the Board proceeded TO take the report OF the
Castle Garden Committee in relation to the admission
M Nicholas oMuler into Castle Garden as
the emigrant ticket agent Of the Erie Railway
company. Mr. Wallach offered a resolution that
Nicholas Muller be pot admitted into Castle Garden
neh agent and supported his resolution In an address
embodyinr his objections, which were TO the effect that
n his opinion Muller was UNIT person TO be trusted
anon0 the emigrants from ms previous associations
Mr. Waach stated that any railroad agent In Castle
Garden had il in his power to detain emgrants unneces
sary. $500 -, -, .,,o, ., N,,riar ,n,,,
hs niation of the Investigation, which mad not sus
tniued fhe charges brought against hun. Mr. Muller
enc recommended by President Watson Of the Erie
Railway Company and John Taylor Johnston Remarks
were aIso made BY Commissioners OGorman ana hart
in favor OF Muller. -, . .,,a. ,,,t,o.
,rorn "a stle Garden was voted on as follows;
" For exclusion Commissioners Wallach Kaufman For
,ost and Powell; against exclusion, commissioners
oiGorman Hart Nicholson aud Lynch. .
mis- leaves Muller unmoested IA the emigrht agent OF
I, 40 AZ Castle arden Com. German called TIE a.trl
o of the BOARD 10 statements which had been hade Oh
in salaries and expenditures on lhe part Oi
ne ROAD In response 20 his request SUPERINTENDENT
GasseTy read comparative statemenst OF inc nhnust
snts Tor saerIes and wages, showing that since the
nrosent Board had been insfallet' me S1Poh'"V9 W.
taeSe objects lad been largely Diminished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26
AssEMBLY-EvENING SESSION.


The House reassembled at 1880.
Mr. Persons resolution TO appoint a joint Committee
report plan for the consideration OF the Consttu-
toaal amendments adopted.
The following bills were disposed Of in Committee Of
IT, Whole as stated:
LAgaBAng the action Of the Commissioners OF the
leicester, Runda and Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
grdered 20 a third reading.
10 authorize the construction Of railroad in Chris
9ber and other streets, New York. Mr. OPDNKK moved
nall drst be obtained. Mr.. BLUMENTHAL advocated
g. amendment Ar. BEEBE said he had falth-
h.y followed these gentlemen blessrs. Opdyke
I'd BumenthaD from New-IOrk IN ad-
oacy this principle, but as he found that neither
e Governor, the Senate, this House appeared to
usn IT, he confessed that he had weakened IN weary
g.mp aud had lately become possessed with misglvlnHs
10 The souuduess Of the position. The question was
ben taken on the amendment and the amendment was
sl Mr. VOORHIs moved 10 substitute for y per cent OF
b. receipts three per cent Of The gross receipts as
D. amount 70 be paid into the City Treasury Mr. Up
BIKE moved that the receipts shall be determined
the sworn statements of the officers OF the company,
Fhlch however, shall be subject 10 inspection by the
Imendmeut. Mr.. BLUMENTHAL sustained the amend
nBt
Mr. PRINCE declared dat the time had arrived for
p principle 70 be settled concerning these railroads,
nd settled forever. We should let the gentlemen com
~ bere these franchises know thaI they cam nave
aem unui thls provision inserted In the bill. MI
randall moved TO add the words Providing the
stock above par in the market" Lost. Mr. VOOfhss
was then negatived, by 81 TO AZ. The SPEAKER
nJved make the clause, q cent net proceeds
gross proceeds" having reference to the amount
b. paid the City Treasury Carried Inc ON was
hr1 ordered 10 a third reading.
Adjourned.
tFor Legislature Proceedings so Second Pag>l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26
THE REVOLT OF LABOR.
TROUBLE WITH STRIKERS IN BOSTON.

BOsrON, March 25.-The horse railroad COM
panies manifest determination TO protect the horse
shoes who have taken the place OF the strikers In their
shops and have called upon the State police for that
purpose To-day one OF the strikers arrested and
committed for trial. In default of g. 500 ball. for assault
ng of the new men.
BROOKLYN CARPENTERS DEMAND MORE WAGES.
The carpenters of Kings County assembled
in mass meeting, last evening, IN Commonwealth Hail.
Brooklyn. The attendance very large, the Hall
being ged. and the proceedings were spirited "a
Dennis g. Griffin. OF the Star-builders' Union New.
York addressed the meeting at considerable length He
urged the men 10 draw together, for combination law
full when interests eopardized He charged the en-
ployers with forcing the forthcoming strike upon the
men in this way: that they want the men to work 10
hours when eight hours Is the legal working day. He
denonnced the German cabnetwOrkers, who undeTsel
their American brethren In the labor market j-- -
A committee then appointed 10 prepare resolu-
tons xpressve OF the sentiments OF the meeting The
committee, after absence OF 10 minutes during which
reported the following, which were adopted unaDi'
gtr,a tn. .7araousns Of Of the master mechanic, has
rendered necessary the 1nemen carpenters To combine IN unions
for their better welfare aud protection, ana - i, 49, -
W,ls The and un~.n system Of reducing our wages
ia The Winter sehet When We mos. need The pe Of
hsb Of hours that se eau work u day al all seasons Of '6s
W. consider ourselves skilled mechanics any
Of the other Of skilled Labor and requiring we DO com
par,.yeg great Gu, 1yunsd Of Skilled abOreTs and
WT,1 We contend that 81 dr inadequate 70 the proper sup
o,,, N ourselves aud smil IS: therefore be 1t
o,.sd That the 7th diy Of April 1879 A. d. the
carpenters Of Kings County demand % % per day Of
eight hours work, and
Th. unless mechanics secede 10 just de-
n e pledge ourselves strike and work until
deDsnis are compiled With aud
Rssd Thai we pledge ourselves stand BY and assist
other a. long as suffering humanity will admit aid
es0lped That apesl 10 the good sense OF he people
consider Just demsnds and
rt between mechanic and the master mechanic and
hearty Of thanks and God speed
n ID. master ecbsncs who compiled With our demands last season.
A have b honor enough stand the present time and
s,stfuy asa their further support the coming struggle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26
THE FIFE RECORD.
AT PHENIx vILLAGE-Loss S150,0O0.

Providence, March 25.-A fire in Phenix
morning destroyed eight buildings, four Of them bust
ness houses involving loss of $4,000. The fire broke
out in bowling at o'clock, and burned three
hours The principal losers on the buildings W. b.
Spencer, S. +. Card, Philip Duffee John @. Conley
Lawton & Collins. Losses stock W. f. 5. j. HOxio
James =. Arnold W. A Capron. +. T. Lanphear, j. Ny
rick Son. C. NJ Ralph Henry W. Potter, Alexander T.
Knox Daniel Cornell. Otis Lincoln Phenix Free Read
ing.room Phenx National Bank. Warwick Masonic
Lodge Philip Dufee j. c. Conley, Joseph Lawton, A. W.
Coyin, Caleb Rose, Philip Carroll, j. g. COlyln' MAX
Corlon and Others Nearly all the buildings had been
erected since the great fire In May 1871 Tho loss II
nearly covered by insurance. Among the Insurance
Maine Valley. Exchange Of NewYOrk, Orient OF Hart
ford, Westminster Of NewYOrk, Eastern OF Bangor
Mutual Pawtucket Mutual, City, Butler and Narragan-
sett of this city.
At $50 a. No. yesterday. a Kerosene lamp
exploded IN the three-story building No. LIB Myrtle
ave-. occupied by q barber named Antonio Dugano,
whose loss 5000 Insured by the Germania Company
for 5000. The flames extended TO Bernard Bonling's
dwelling and lager-beer saloon, adjoining, and also to
CHRISTOPHER Krafts bakery causing 5000 damage. In
snred by the Charter Oak, American Exchange, and
Germania Companies, Tor 5000.
wAvERLY-Loss, 100000
ELMRA, March 25.-AbOut 3 o'clock this
morning Il broke out in waverly, William Manner
& Co.'s bakery at the rear OF the Opera House. The
flames spread rapidly and the Opera House was en-
tirely consumed, together with the building in which
the lire originated and jewelry store There were five
places of business on the ground floor OF the Opera
House. BY OF buckets OF water eDergeticaiy EN-
poyed the citizens able TO arrest the progress or
the flames The loss will not fall short Of s6OOO The
IRE was the work OF an incendary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26
TRENTON.

rSAL ADJOCRNNfENT-THE GENERAL RAILROAD LAW
20 ~ REPORTED To-DAY--A NEW LIQUOR LAW
GENERAL LEGISLATION.
iROx THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUSEl
TRENTON, March 25.-The Senate cOncurTed
bday the House resolution 10 adjourn SINE die on
APtL The Special Committee Of the Assembly TO con-
nsr the amendments made by the Senate to the General
E'Osd law in session till 5O'cloek this morning.
bot they did nothing except, member Of the Com
nies states, read over the amendments, without find
hssDything in them TO stand in the way Of free rail-
foad. from shore TO shore, New-Jersey
hey stan think however that there may be something
nd they will sit again tonight. AS Mr.. Can
KIDS supplement, offered Friday, would obyiate all
uneulties IN the way OF through railroad, the impress
lh gaming ground that the whom advocates OF the
General Railroad law not much in favor OF that
4s a. they in the passage of the Hudson and Della
ware Railroad bill aud II said that they wish to
e fate OF that bill the Senate before the General
tiroad act becomes law for the that the Penn
"'snia Railroad Company might anticipate the other
ipOraOrs and another through line the
'se Mr. Letson, member Of the SPECIAL Committee,
s'sh the Committee does not report tomorrow
Hg be will vote for its dissolution
me simple facts appear be that the gentlemen per-
s1siiy Interested ia the passage OF the Hudson and
Ovn~are Railroad bin know that il will be hard for
en 70 raise money 70 build the road under general
'road law because charter will then have lost its
'ue a. any parties giving rhe proper securities
~ one But If they could get special Iact passed be-
~te the General Railroad bill became law they could
EVcuie an the capital required. II is no satisfactory
swer to them that they build under the General
aT. They want charter that will be valuable in the
hsrket Hence their apahy and that OF their friends
Aree railroads. The Law requiring nouce by publica.
9a Of all intended acts TO be applied for to the Legis-
1'are was repealed today in the Senate on motion Of
~. Cutler. The Jury bill for Hudson County WAS
'ed hessrs. Stone. Cutler, and Trick were appointed
sommttee OF Conference the act TO provide for the
p'Sueaton Of the early records Of the State bill 20
Increase the salary Of the State Superintendent of Public
4'rueon 10 s. 900 year passed The act 10 make
S@nsepts from miscellaneous records legal evidence in
ny court in this state was lost.
~ The afternoon Mr. Mcpherson 10 a question OF
'ueEe aud explained his position railroad egsla
% He declared his intention 70 support the wishes of
people securing free railroad law. and expressed
oe'efhinatlOn 70 vote for any amendments the As
might make TO the general Law for IT, perfection
Sheppard introduced btu 20 provide against the
s0zsAiAIRg t9m Vie sAle " tRtoxes1iag aaaors IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26


poRaon ru.,, rs i7t i'nur ~ VIZ " oe' !" p'TT -d
d,,sbt-r of the l,,s N W B,J,,a
Rsstvs .ni real. invited 'ai s e f'o.y ~ Ss 49,,
s soS n w. u ga Tboi,y tis ass Inc rsa.i-'
vii be- t,kea TO Tsr ytosp f5r int-rn-rt
RDRY-mich At .s. nbp Raaf g n I've .eysu1
a{ S 90. % ,'S, q S ss.a. h. &
sOsoe Of iuoeril viii be dniy 'iyon
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No IN w'.' r."a,.a'''-..
B,ns
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s%pe, q ,ba r.lou y,loa DE asers.t' q IA.
nssol eo1o.'ed - dSex no. y 81 In 80 ,s, s-.rIsn
hcy 20 t,fi our 'Si ''P" S, an, = ~ ,' asssl.1I
',",,, -, 49, ,,, NJ ,. p.,.. Ci.n,,s ,,e4
20 yeau r,..-,.. Il, ,., ,,-, IN. ,..,,.,..
Of be brother. l Ryen0n g. BfooAn H. ineni' 'ol ""'rs
oI ir1 1,gl ''' ,,,,, o., n G., m,,.u Gibbs An
q Robert Morgan Gie6, y IN, ri', .,.,,
C,Iyiy Cburrl. corner nf, l-t if F's - fha'si'S
oTIItsyDy,,,b IA A. III. r,,..n-. q l r,t. I,in P,.
Srh lcey CIV AeInair, tni 20 ID, On gear u 1' 'ss'
Richmond Va. lni Goiyso1rs P.n1, Piprr peN' or
Joygs-M,rh ,, Joa,tban Jones. ,ssi y y,,-,
The Of the anh ,l.o n,e oConnoo~,sH
c iI {, e. ,,. emf IN a,rl o. Tar,i I'm a Il ii otot
Soo9 Of 9e 9 "n 1. ii S'in so asa,
LIvISGSroy siam, ,,osa March % Mar r u Robert D.
=, . ,os % o, ~, 80, ., a.,,,,u ~. eaa
year ofher ass.
Fiser, iT,n her ~, r ''1s ~ , ~ S,o,I,In
'i.sd ii 70 s,i:pi
a R M Saaiiy; 49,, - 1870 ,,g, h E.ra.l 4
The .,s ,a tread, o. e.. i,ng 81. a to se1i her f,u.
At =, J'nsi G9ara . Anon '''n On "'i''''' Nara D. ="
New Ii,'en Dapef' please copy.
lines Nei,on "a ta. ssb ye,f Of h.r ayr
Rslaes asd ends Of the family az. especially ,tai Tho
Slb ard seventh a,s o. weiaa.l M,el D. At osG
nt =. . 80 d. - -, Az. az, ,..y a, Ie, A..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26

tho state OF NewJersey The bill provides that liquor
dealers shall give bonds in 900 each that they shall DO
responsible for any injury TO the person TO whom the
liquor is sold and from the effects Of which suoh injury
may 1t provides. also, against the sale of liquor
minors unless by tho written OF their parents
In the Assembly, Mr.. Cooley presented memorial
from the heirs Of the late Edward Kellogg, Offering
Jackson Park at Elizabeth, to the State which TO
erect the State Capitol and other buildings The petit
ton was laid the table. The House Committee to in
vesgate the charges against State Treasurer Sooy had
its first session this afternoon number of witnesses
Will be summoned for examination The Stanhope In
vesugation Committee makes slow progress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26
LATEST SHIP NEES.
For other Shin Mems SEQ Second PG9s.l


ARRIVED.
Wyln0ke Couch Richmond City Point and Norfolk Wit.
MD anip u Old Dominion Steamship Go.
steamship Fsnit Done Wilmington Sth mis aud pass 70 Lr
illsrt steamship Go.
steamship Gisacas wsron Boston, With mise and pasa Wm
p. Clyde
Bark LOUIS wichas Cer, Wide Bordeaux days
Bark Excelsior Bowers Boston days. IN ballast
Brig Campbell of weymouhI Lewis Peace g. sS days
with
Big Toroso tof Hsifsr) Campbell diys with
Brig Prmus e Peters Rio Grande do Sal 30 days WITH biles
Brig trha, Clssi1y Providence. IN ballast.
scb L. Bradley lOf Buckporil Chapman ST. Johns r. II
days, -te sugar.
ANCHORED AT Harris ISLAND.
Sias McLOOu. R0ck and G. Rodgers
,octpor, Me- Col Ellsworth from Portland Me- J. WelDg
ton. hou, Boston; Helea rhrmpon, from HniIhiysn-
SAILED.
Slesnp Virgo for SsVano,h James Aigst for ChirestOo OH
Dominion for Richmond
NIND-Suudoan fresh e raining.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsroS, March 25Amye Cloua Cienfuegoa; Scotland
from Baltimore; Atho from Cengegos schr k WIND from
Cape Hayden.
GsAKlgsron g. c. 25-irrr-i steamships Equator from
Philadelphia; Gull Baltimore Se1 steamships Charleston
New York; FALCON. for Baltimore
March 25Cleirei bark Cathedral for Brunswick
Sailed. steamship Leo. for New York.
MONROE Va March t5Pasd in for Baltimore bark
Mazis Chapman from liverpool Tor Alexandra; bns
Tile fron Rio Passed out bark Natal for fradsdi shr T. d.
Peunel toI the West Indies
FOREIGN PORTS.
n s. March IjSsed steamships North American. for
Baumore Austrian for Lverpoo Tiger for Newfoundland Alpha
TEe roop-sbp Iimasy, arrived safely Portsmouth from Be
muiA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26
LOCAL OPTION IN PENNSYLVANIA.

IT'S GENERAL DEFEAT THROUGHOUT THE sTArE-A
LARGE VOTE FOR LICENSE.
In the subjoined table are given the MAORI
ties so far as received, for and against Liquor license
at the election held Pennsylvania the 2ls inst and
also at the election held prior to that date number OF
townships and boroughs and few counties remain
70 he heard FROM and full returns viii change the figures
somewhat but the results in the counties and cities re
ported will not be likely to be changed. The vote was
not very full and hardly be considered as test of
the temperance sentiment of the State. The vote in
favor OF license was much heavier than the antcense
vote yet it is evident that there is strong sentiment in
favor of prohbtory laws against the sale aud manufac
ture Of liquors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26

ton nominating Mr. Stephenson, formerly In tho employ
OF the bank and 1t seemed impossible to harmonic
either. Mr. Isaac ii. Bailey's name then proposed
he being director Of the metropolitan Bank, which In
suon had been acting the Clearing house agent Of
the Bulls Head Bank, and he being well known
TO both Mr.. Prichard and to Mr. Delaaeld Smith ~
man fitted for the position, they preferred him after
their own nominee and making opposition 10 him he
was appointed. Mr. John A. Davenport, who sub
sequenty acted counsel TO Mr.. Bailey is In no way
related TO Mr. John l. Davenport and hence his name
has no political significance in the case.
Very respectfully, CREDITOR OF THE BANK.
NcD- York, March - 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26
A RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN ONO

CNcINNArr, March 25-At about 8 o'clock
this evening an accident occurred to tho Indianapolis
Cincinnati and Lafayette Railroad train coming this
way two miles of Elizsbethown. Hamilton County
Ohio The a broken rail. The train had two
passenger only The hindmost enc ran on ths track
and rolled over twice down steep bank.
Mrs Trick of indianapolis wasserously cut in the head
r. T. Bull OF Princeton Me-. had his log and arm cut;
George Lee. Thomas Joseph Earth. warrensburg, Ill.
bruised; ]. W. Phillips. Cincinnati burned and cut The
named three thought not to be seriously injured
Tie rem aiming passengers not seriously hurt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26


BARRON-On TUESDAY March @ 1873 Auni NJ BirrOn Iaaes
\ Barron IN the tsth year u her
Motto. Of the funeral hereafter.
BLISS-At Greensboro North Csrolas, Maca g. r. Bias
aged a late Of Barr Vermont
Funeral Wednesday UOyl lOf residence bis brother
d. n. Bliss, 81 West Forty -ninth-,t.
CARHARTOn Tuessy March l5 Loa Cahst eplT
Louise aud rhoA r Carhsrt
the residence Of her IS West on
THURSDAY, at ~
CARR0LL0a Monday morning s'h inst the residence
father Mr. Royal Phelps Auita Carroll wife Of jobs Lee
MsUsnd.
Paneral services AIMS Catholic Church Twenh.t neir
Broadray THURSDAY the nth Relatives ani reu4
invited, without further notice.
CASwBLOn Tuesday 18th inst Elizabeth sido~ o. the bate SOLO.
Emon I. Caswen
Tue relatives and friends Of The fsmy nvited
the mineral from her late residence Il5 Mo1agusst Boou
Friday, March 20 Al 1oeOck p.
COOPBR-n BroOklyn MONDAY the 2gh inst Rwai ,on Of
Kdrari W and MARI A. Cooper sgcd years and nonihs
Relatives ani nenda the family also brrthen
LodgeNo t arfA NJ respectfully attend the Eersl
from the Tesdene Of bis pareat 70! GAiesAV Wednesday tho
10th inst. at ~.
CoRTsLYouOn Monday March a. Peter CO,,elyop IT,
18th %! biz age.
sai lneh. Invited hi as-, from
Iinos, Ia iieI soSaef " JsjsoIa 4 rloosl al.k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26

March 25-csrrLE-Reeeipt. 500 .es'hs -freu.
bad driving nv DrevaDg flT but market
and ~ IS 30 for isir % choice steers
81 choice TeIsns sold at s+Gtt oA shP
ments 250O.
active; receipts. $500 aes Of and
mixed lots 90 good b choice $3.50 30 With lev
lots IS 350S5 90 closing arm with pens cleared Oh pnens
1870.
SHEEP quiet weak; receipts OO mostly Of quly prices
eiseri sales 50 IS 30; shipments S2
WATEKrows Mas March 25-BKEY CArrLR-Receps t3 hesi
prices Northern stock 6m meum grades were dnpo d
with Lees Gfe sales u choice At 10 9op extra - ol 90
6rst quality s89ss IS, quality 300 81 80; hid qOiny
$685. So
SHEEP LAsBs-Receps I 62) head the hcthern sheep
business does 10 improve siih sbs snppp AA IN o
$685. - each
Wal CALyzs sold at $685.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26
THE Bulls HEAD BANK RECEIVER.

To me EditOr Of The tribune
SIR: In your article of to-day on the ap.
nol,tment of receiver for the Bulls Heah bahk '"o
conjunction OF names TO indicate ina. poii'oa
Influences may have been brought TO bear Cd inc
Such to the knowledge OF all concerned was no' '"'
fact Mr. Prtehard, behalf OF certain parties CON
neeted with the bank made an application ior TO
ceiver nominating Mr. Mead. the President OF 'n' "
stitutou. Mr E. Deladeld smith appeared IN 2Pp9ss