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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-02
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District Court OF Omsead County for the purpose
Of testing the validity OF the law; the action
adopted was replev1n two bales OF cotton
shipped by sail from Chicago Rochester, MIMI At Wi
mona the goods into the possession OF the road
named above which received them from the last pre-
ceding carrier and carried them to Rochester Upon
the arrival OF the goods at Rochester the plain
tiff rendered 10 the cOmpany's agent the back
charges which had been advanced 10 the preceding
carrier and freight over the cOmpanys own
road in accord with the rites established by the law
in question company agent refused to accept the
amount rendered. and demanded payment after the
compauy's established rates tariff, which
ffty per cent higher than those allowed by the law.
Upon agents refusal in consequence 60 deliver the
goods, this action WAS brought The company being
equally DESTROYS with the plainslhs 10 make the
the law was constitutional and valid aud binding upon
the Company then judgment should be- for the PlaIuts
otherwise for the defendant. Upon this stipulation.
which left nothing before the Court but the naked ques
ton OF consttutOnaty, the submitted 10 the
District Court at the January is2 adjourned term The
Court rendered a decision in Al ril following for
the defendant holding the law be uncOnstt utiOnal
An appeal was once taken 70 the supreme Court,
where the argued at the last October term.
This decision OF the Supreme Court says The s. Paul
IregS is the first that has ever been rendered by any
appellate tribunal in this country In where the
power 10 fx maximum rates OF freight by law has
been direct point IN ISSUE The case lately decided in
Illinois OF the railroad companies, founded
upon an act OF the Legislature prohibiting disorimna
merely; anu the Wisconsin case, decided still more
recently by the supreme Court Of the United states in
which The subject OF legislative control railroads
was incidentally alluded %. where the validity
municipal bonds, given IN aid Of railroad projects.
was the question under Investigation.
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DIED
ACKERMAN-O

AGkEsaAy-o1 Ey 'L. 81 I MAR, A'isTg' "d'" -
or her s releaee No. = West Ihr 'ecOl'L, AOu4T
BREED-A, Eaaaass waupsa coan,r VS., very 'aed,gly q
j. E. H. Breed, aged 10 yeafa months and q days
MASDBvLLEAt MAY D. Joan K Vaudeville, igsd
Paaeral from residence No 10 NoEoast, PoGshsepae
Monday June a. 3 O'Clock p
Cireace Mara Nea4e iso n months aSd
TscHty ra-t t.onaon Mo-dsr Jane 81 j geE
p Tae and enis iav's :" ais-- ~os' iaf's~r
aooRE-ou Pdd.y MAY % Lansing G Moore -.,-.,.-,--
So,ies to ,sseat he unsra from Bis aes no u ast
& TI I Y @apia cB li - - g al . the E1
Of tie uuon League Cao asi- Saily sfeha ms
AsTsas The Union Lsay Cish called
for TIE ecori tine within year % nogl se 70 Of one Of I.
eseemei Nj Lansing G. hooTe aercis, We has Esses
duty cab BY which be lad
respect. cou6Jenc and personal at-clon 10 hereby
esope That MS committee sympathy haiY
fthe dsce SD, That the conats attends Dts funeral ana eEas an
Il /. lsss tnoa. : Of respect . ats col e,z5e.
R'so T4al copy Of s BE- larassea 70 the suiT The
deceased
PAryE-on Saturday May H. Glen Charlotte Paine, yoaagss.
Of Augustus IL and Charlotte H. Paine aged Tar' sSd
Faarrl .uos Of her psrca No il West Fns a. oa
Bo sas's aa P 's- a p = pl.,. copy
PLASs-At reDos ~ Bat rhieth,st Sev.york ci %
his hoaiat June = 1919 - =
O'olock. I0eTnent Greenwood CemrtrrT.
RCHARDSONOn Srufsv Junc J. tsr sa9r. uaess LassAg
richardson stepsob nf Victor BShop.
Notice % funeral hereafter
THOMPSON-On ssor4y uorirg May u Joan w I-enP-on n
5Ith year OF bis
Funeral Moaday aeraoUa juno ats clock nom residence Of ls
rh-,,ior, fiitcthst The
vii be taeua County ntaaoat tassiY morlt<
rORREY-n Brookiyn. Nay % Of eIoncl 0akI'o l1 s9a %
4 and Ga. % Tyrfcs aged 4 months
The rrnaiux vii De Palmyra, Tor oterneHt
yRAy S.s.,r Of diphhers on SATURDAY MiY 81. William
,caa as snd Msrr WraE, the h Of bis
r-,idenee Of b, mother Bas Niaeieelfa-sL
Tie uuea viii nessJ June fo - Lakes Chgreh
Iluisou-,t sODoE e Grove. a. oe.0ck
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THE FIRE RECORD.
pnsrnNs MIsEORTuNEs.
INSURANCE LOSSES BY THE FIRE OF LAST FRID

rSgrrpA,gr,E LOSSES by THE FIRE OF LAST FRIDAY
BosroN. May 3f.-Among the insurance COM
pauies who lost by the IRE yesterday are the ioho"g
Hamburg Of Bremen. $4,000; German american oo Or
New-York, s20OOO Manhattan OF NeW- toI F So'
Guardian OF NeW-YOrk $4,000 Amazon on plnoliihasl,
$4,000 Nerchants Of New York, $500 Brewers anu
Maltsers $1,000; Royal OF London, $4,000 Queens OF
London, $4,000; North British $500 LOhuon Assurance
10000; Clinton, $4,000 Niagara, 5000. -, ,or
Mr.. Turner's property In Essex-st was insurer III
$1,000 IN the Ktna, and $1,000 IN the frenen M
Liverpool Mullen tde CO. had 5000 IN the AIlei
Central of St Louis, $500 IN me "llla1sou ~ p6ii
delpnia. j. W. Brackett, dealer 10 pianos was nsu'ou
for $500 IN the offices represented by Goodman q 20,
Ens hollis & Co.. estimate the losses Of the companies
represented by them at about SlOlOO The lhPerai ~
London had $4,000 An investigation OF M CAleAel-
ing's insurance gives S9l, 900 IN all.
+. 5. Phelps's office loses the following amounts :
Brewers OF Milwaukee. Sl2,50); Ctrzcns' or NeWaiA'
10000 Roger Williams Of Providence, X L, $500 new
York OF Honkers, 1850; Eot OF Boston siOoi An ~,
camille 81 500; Fremen's Francisco, $1,000
Conmerce of Albany. $1,000 .,
Joseph Beyan OF No 49 Washngton-st had $4,000 IN
surunce, equally DIVIDED alaOng the Home. GerIaahili
and Hanover OF NewYOrk and the Q Iincy aud Mutual
offices.
HISley. Folsom Martin were insured for 5000 in
the Union and Mutual OF Philadelphia and $500 Ia the
Continental.
The Continental OF New-York had 5000 for HawIey q
Folsom. 1900 FOR Robert Newman, SOv0 I0r Emersoh'
5000 for II. +. Miller. aud 50, 500 % another trm
The North American 81 NewYOr, among other losses,
had policy OF $4,000 on the Brown property IN Is.
The Hartford companies lose sssOOO az follows: tna,
SOO1O Hartford s5OOO PhenIx, sl4OO0; Connecticut,
The losses OF some OF tine NcwHOrk companies are
stated as follows: Republic, $500; Exchange, 5000;
Hoffman g. 900. The Black River Fire Insurance Com
paDy Or WATERFOWL has smau LOSS on ono pocy oAiJ
Ia Boston
Boston, May 31-A fire broke out last even
ing in an Old wooden building in Unon-st. occupied as
paint shops and carriage repository. The damage
about S2,jOO; insured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-02

HAVANA WEEKLY MAREET

HAvASA Juns snyir-Demani god o. il p1f's pa 80, s
ssked hn none established: y d - d ~ frin
Nos. 70 D. Ia 9l95 Moasses sugar. ca c,
Cool hslnng 3. r "a Nfpp
grades glgi Havana sna aaanEas-sto5s a a
800 80 boxes bids. Receipts Of ile wees
s7o hhd. BrDors Tor The week ani 10 80 h- hss
"A 80 hhds the Ur ted states .,
Mosss aonna Bacon frm a. sZD 52I per eEL Butter nSni
nal Flour EASIER sa'es % B8 lf0s8 Jh baf3 m 49,
M p quiutl.; quiet Potatoes daii Al - -
low active ba0yaEt, White heavy; sae AZ 5000
robe Honey nOmnaL Coal On las quet and Hefh. (.
quiet steady. Pine sra s5l Peh Pine ~s~ 80 e
kmptT hogsleads easier az &50 - 2a Dor sa0oks yD8
Hoops 4aEf
shaved ssFD 30 Short SHAVED, S70n@70
Fregh acive sdug Havana other ports ~ the 9fa o
Of Caba The Jnts SGes per BOX of 81 20 a" pe
h0gshead OF slgAT, 560 %
Exchange TAT United States. DAYS - pr cor,
premium shof 1g4t E0Ei celt preMln ~ days go
per premium short per premium L0sa0G -
o5 per prenuui Paris y Der cent premium.
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WASHINGTON.
CONSERVATIVES WE'LL ORGANIZED STORMY CON
vrPGTNIA POLITICS.

--,,,- ,--,,-,,y ,,-,.tr oRGANTXED-A STORMY CON
vrNrrro,, rxprcrED-A BOLT IMPENDING.
w.suNeroN. June THE Radicals are
hened At the thorough organization OF tho Conserva-
ave marty IN Virginia The Republican Administration
- here h directing the campaign from this point as
N the fate OF the nation depended upon its exerons It
has snegessed the nomination Of Geo. E. Denale ma
tive v,rnan for Governor by the Lynchburg Conven-
zion ana has otherwise nerfere TO defeat the calcula-
ops OF the radical politicians OF the State who are
,on 70 be in favor OF the nomination Of Judge Hughes
e latter however Is not the choice OF Senator Lewis
and his friends although he is native, but is supported
-, the carpet-bag element. II is evident, even
now that the Convention viii be stormy
one The Clique Of the party under the leadership of
senator Lewis and his s0n-n-law j. Amber Smith, rep
sentative elect from the Richmond district viii VIC
1ptv oppose the schemes OF Messrs. Patt StOwe and
other leading carpetbageers including Rush Burgess
-aipst whom they especially violent on account OF
hts personal popularity with the President which has
.r,bed him to retain his place Internal Revenue
collector IN spite Of the confirmation Of DIT. Smith by
tne senate This act Of President Grant in retaining
rurs indicates the preference Of the Administration
.- the Platt and stOwe wing Of the party, and his
peatsd acts OF friendship for Col Mosby are accepted
~ an indication that he inclined 10 gnore the Lewis
smith clique altogether The Conservatives object 70
this Interference in the political affairs Of the State
nv the President and his organ and some
Al the native Radicals. particularly those who
fio the lead OF Senator Lewis, exhibit similar feel
nc some OF the latter even go far as TO say that
,,r will bolt the ticket II the management Of the Con-
tion is retained by the influences which seem to
~ -nnelost and 10 is certain that under such circum
amsioritv OF them viii remain passive in the cam
irn TIE questions az issue regarding railroad laws
and other internal improvements seem to be 0vershad
,sd n the minds OF the Conservatives by fear that
ts STATE may reduced 10 the degradation which pre-
calls IN South Carolina and other states under Rad
,cl CONTROL but the anxiety Of the Admins ration in
sicltcs fear the other side OF defeat Of the Rad
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TWO MORE BOSTON pyyAULrERs.

Boston, June 1.-The messenger of the Re
yers National Bank, named Alien, who under
notice VI dismissal disappeared last Thursday with
cuecs and drifts Amounting " about t9O,0Oo, which
ne riised Ss.OJ0 casn
EoDert NJ Dudley IL under arrest here charged with
receiving and csposnR OF drafts other valuables
s0,ci frOui the mails His alleged aoepmpnce vas II.
M aaes, rDute postal cisrK between TOisdO and Buf
i0, who VIA AFresled aO0ut year Dudley IL said
have nae over $4,000 by his operations He had
Gently purchased handsome collage at Mattapau near
tile ciiy, uudsr the " 4. H. Purcell aud lifted IL
40 VIA Dluch ld1uTi. Tue establishments Was taken
r scion Of Yesterday DY Government oicers. ita
occupant eo united 10 iaL 10 MA PROBABLY 30 sent
n os. Gf.al.
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LITEST SHIP NEWS.
For other sa.D Seps see Second Pag..l


ARRIVED $500. sunday. june l.
Der'schlInd LIleW- Bremen MAY l., VI
Sor,stn. rtu aIta M Oc.rcas 90
ol Galveston hay y, All MY
-. n b. with mise. I'D pass. q II. Mallory Co.
steam mo Een rerrT. 5aYeaT, AOIeae4 Ct n e. vita naFh
Steamship Ia DoaBs Philadelphia with ul and 70 Lor-
S.aag Aslssaet Rector Nev.Belof ulse lal pass .
bsrk T. A. Kennedy Noises Antwerp APR. 20. VITA aise
Bar W-!anU R1s, BacEman. L3gcJr 3 4aya. VITA mise
ClaaSo utal. GaetAno LHereA . aAgs -
"a
Blg Alma Grr zgraf Blb0l 81 days, wu ODD .rol, -
Bng Monte CtuaO titL Lab no hcatA 40 lars
=,
g. II days. with plaster
scHOuNzRs-RvER C0AsIWIgE.
gTeanor Portland Bay State, Boston
sarah a. Brown, Providence Boston Boston
Martha Marla's ViuersuL Jeuaie 9Artlrt.s DAY.
WIN. Warm, Nev-hage1. yrEny linn, Drtni5ri
Ellea New Belflri T. a. Bf004s Almsnifc FONT
ANCHORED AT HART ) ISLAND.
Brg T1i1n Star lBri 3. hrrram. rom Windsor, n s.
HIND-SaHssl light ;. w.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FORTRESS MONROE Arrived ship Gentoa. rn Bolivia.
G,- or. bars Liverpool sd bark Pesumo laa
aveer Tor RIO, bngs George Lattne AMI la FOR tie "ess
SAvAxvAH June f-Arvci steamship Gen. BarreA from
NeE-i0rk, LIMA tOerl, from Blea0s AyreL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-02
LIE UNION PACIFIC LAWSUIT.

WASHINGTON, June Nothing has been heard
the Department OF Justice 10 the course % be pur
sued 5y the defendants tho s-it against the Union
hC1c Railroad Company. one OF the counsel for the
Government says the defendants viii, Of course, use
every possible means 70 defeat the D in equity, and
TAI any astute lawyer could foresee their line OF pro-
seng which includes the denial Of the constitution
atty Of the act OF Congress authorizing the suit 10 be
brought against the parties connected with the Union
Pacific and Cf6It MObler corporations. No one in
oal circles eau form opinion 70 the duration Of
i-e suit further than that several years viii eapse be
fore it can be brought 10 a termination.
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RAILROAD NOTES.
RAILROAD TARIFFS.

THEIR REGULATION BY rHE LEGISLATURE IN MIN
NRSOrA.
The Supreme Court Of Minnesota recently
decided In tho OF agninst the Winona and ST.
Peter Railroad Company. that tho Legislature OF the
State right reguate the tariffs OF the railroad
corporations within ts boundaries The law upon which
the case was founded took encst NAV l. 1871, and
providsa that all railways of the state shall be
deemed public higAways and that all persons shall be
entitled 20 have their persoua and property transported
over them at rates exceeding oso specified by the
act Action brought In lnis case IA June is'L III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-02
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. June 1, 1873
portion OF the National Labor Council recently IN
session ia this city. and which is known be political
organization pledged % the support Of the Adminstra-
lOn has repudased ex-senator Pool OF North Carolina
its chief officer. The imme date proyOcatOn the
alleged attempt Of Nj. Pool fost hs personal friends
the Council delcgates whom they had
not been elected BY regular constituencies.
he National Republican, Administration organ.
sustains the action OF the repudiators and
senator Pools friends declare that it is prompted bv
pers0ual malice growing Of his in tne senate
against the bill 10 give tlat paper the prin5ing Of the
Congress debates. Ils declaration has provoked
quarrel within the AihlAistIalIor Itaks mat mas de-
teoed some party secrets from which Il is learned
That Pool asprsd Cabinet position after his defeat
Tor reelection tire Senate aud sought the aid Of The
AeP0tl.ean his eiUrts 90 that end
TIE Commissioner OF Internal Revenue las notified
the Uaited states DstrictAttoruey In NewYOrk City
that decision OF Judge BlteOrd in the Limitation
sparkling wine case" s acquiesced in. and that an ap-
pal viii not be taken The main poiut Of the decision
gas That tne manufactures had tic right % inject
Pic acid gas INTO vino made OF grapes grown Ia the
Ohited states Without paving a tax.
Major George p. Andrews. 5th Artillery, mas been
ordered Plat.s1urs \. y and Will verify the bOun
oay line, located by Board u OFFERS Of the night OF
sag acruSs the military reservation az that place. and
me lot Of Lana altun the same 70 be released 70 the
ssS YORK aud Cila1a Railroad Company under the act
~ lohgreSs approved June, lo72 and tbs Amendatoiy
~ct VI March g. ls55.
Bhas Gen. Sherman IN conversation confines en-
iray disoouuteIues lac rest made 10 the Gov
ernor OF Texas for the release OF aud Big Tree
ee has power to interfere IN the matter 10 being IA
We hands ~ the Executive authority. But. the
N1e, lo thinks Whatever promise luvo been inade Of
Restoration O tar-e chiefs 70 their people, ought 10
- carried out iu good falLn.
HE Secretary Of the Treasury has directed the As
esiant Treasurer Ia HewY5Fk give notice that durius
Tue mouth u June viii purchase 100000 bonds GU
ne nrsg and third Wednesdays each, aud will sci
-oa00 gold tho hrst ana third Thursdays zach aad
NS0ote on the seoul and fourth Thursdays eaea Ia
a. An "a ~
beads '-'' "
Another loan or EO0JOjo payable 10 80 years is pro
losra 70 continue the btreet improvements under N,
ilou OF the Board Of Pnhne WORKS OF the District
Ola, ui hIrlIg been introduced Tor that our
t.ae iu t-e A. gisl.tal.
IA FicsiGs.I ill .e4}c rasiia0tOn T1nrs.a5 70
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TIE CHICAGO JUBILEE.

CHICAGO, May 3l.-Tne Jubilee Committee
have announced taeir programme, in which they arc
Joined by the local authorities aud the Park Board and
have designated two days for the Jubilee Tho concerts
will be led by Gilmore. and will take place Thursday
June s, In the Depo; Coliseum On Friday grand car
riage corego will visit tho park. and entire circuit OF
the city on the Belt steam Railway for the first time
USED for passeugercars VIII DO made. On Saturday
grand stenmhoIt EXCURSION viii take place on me iaAe
Under fuo -frs gem 'uts ON "a rallruiur pro
ps are already coming b. tHoullnis u9m h points W
LAe NOW CAIaA-J nAl lne AlDhllllns JdDAo-
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THE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL AS
EEMHI.Y


sEMBLY.
PHILADELPHIA, May H.-The General As
ser,bly or the United Presbyterian Church OF North
America reassembcd this morning. Tie report Of the
COMMITTEES on Old Records and Historical Documents Of
the vuods aud Presby OF ani Associate
Reformed Churches before the union, presented
aso the report OF the Committee CnnrcI Property
ne Rev A. Collier addressed the Assembly saying that
,he Reformed Church reooed in the increase OF mem
benp OF United Prssbyterlans and in their institutions
NJ learning At the beginning Of the year there was
ebt ON their Foreign Board OF S35OO. and there Is
enough money the treasury TO wipe out every arthng
., deit The Moderator. reply, myied Mr. Collier 20
= -eat In the Assembly. The Rev George Patterson
- he Rev James Bennett. delegates from the - nOd O
be Presbyterian Church Of the L. yer Prov Oi Gan
Ia were invited aud addressed the ASSEMBLY
tsnor Natteo Pr0chet, President OF the Naldrhslan
Church OF Italy Introduced, aud delivered an au-
dress. -,
LIKE The delegates TO tho Convention Of the Unea
resbyterian Church partoo OF banquet yesterday al
oIoo,t ou invitation OF the members OF the Piadei-
nh,a churches. Three hundred gentlemen sat down TO
thinner. which was followed by number OF speeches ny
Ieates from abroad aud city clergy some oi theM
nat, ~ a mighty humorous character. banu OF husLS
vsd enIyenine afro during the progress OF the -
M. marty did not return u the cry unt peHIb ~
O'clock H. m. During their progress through
psrk 10 belmont siOppagcs were made Al the pInos
,,a,nts inrludng Con. Graurs cabin where GrOtse II
suurt made some happy ausuus 10 various eFo,,.a .
I,d occurred wtNin lts walls WLllo uaid Is io ''i
ictuuarfcrs Tlt Convention Wal cOhtGuo Ia 'e''io"
uuu Thursday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-02
BASE BALL.

The Atlantics of Brooklyn played their
second game of the championship series with the
Athletics OF Philadelphia Saturday IN philadelphia
and we're defeated Dy the following score 49,
IsL ID 4th. 18th. 9th. I'll 9Th 9;h Total
a a;h,.t;s.....,...i 9 60
The second game of the championship series
between the Muas OF this city and the Bostons was
p,ed in Boston ON Saturday. The latter club vic
t0riOus by a score OF 10 10 ..
The Yale nine played their return game
with The Harvard nine for the college championship In
Boston ON Saturday. and defeated by score OF
-
The Harvard Freshmen defeated the Yale
Freshmen IN New-Haven Saturday by score OF
rs 4.