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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-10
FRANK STOCK At AUCTION.

The subscriber will sell at Public Sale, at the
Auction huoms Of L. W. Stidham and son, No. Ill
e. Fourlh street, wilmington, Delaware, On
TUESDAY, March 11th, 1873,
AT II O'CLOCK, a. M,
The following Stocks. belonging TO the estate OF
Joseph Trimble, I'd:
80 Shares of stock OF the NatlObal Bank OF Will
mngtOn and Brapdywine.
Shares Of the First National Bank of Whining
ton
l2 shares of the Union Bank of Delaware.
8 shares OF the Delaware Fire Insurance Com
pHny
III Shares Of the Coal Gas Company.
20 shares OF Farmers Bank OF Delaware at New
Castle.
I Shares of the Farmers Bank OF Delaware at
Dover.
10 Shares of the Bank OF Newark, Delaware.
II shares of the wilmington and kenDett Turn
pike Company. -
mars 10 JAMES THlMBLEi hAecutor.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-10
DuBLIo SALE.
The subscriber will sell at PUBLIC SALF, at his
residence NO. COS POPLAR STREET,
on Friday, March 2ist, 1878,

VU FVVudVf VETuVVE NEUEV TOT OF
at O'CLOCK P. NJ,
His entire Household aud Kitchen Furniture, AZ
follows.
in Paylor--one Terry suite Of i've pieces le yards
of Ingram Carpet
In Dining hoom.-One Dining Table, Dining
Chairs, Lounge, &c Locking Glasses and Stove.
In Kitehen.--Rag Carpet tables. II doz. " Mindsor
On ifs Cook Stove and Fixtures.
Two story Ingrain IL arpeLs, / Cottage sett;
Bedsteads, . Mattresses, Mirrors, Wash Bowls and
Pitchers, air Carpets aud TO IT, raOle Ware, TIN
Ware, TUBS, Buc tes, Washboards, Benches,
also many articles TOO tedious 20 mention.
j. ii. LEWIS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-10
noLE q MILLER.
Real Estate Agents, AuctiOneers
Ne. 6O5 Market street, above sixth, 2
wIIMINeToH, DEL

Public sale.
On "WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12h. at ~ o'c'ock,
NJ, at the Auction Room, o.6O5 Market ST..
A three-story prick house,
situated at the North west Cor Of Ninth and Mad
son Sts Lot 10 bJ 81 ct; back TO feet alley now
rents for $40 per month, with lease 70 run Tor
years.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-10
aHttion satss.
aTIDHAM = SOW,
L. W. aTIpkAEa q SON.
Real Estate Agents, Auctionecrs
No. III Kass Fsurth Street,
WILMINGTON, DKL.
DUBLIO SALE
nOusohold and Kitchen Furniture.

The subscriber intending to quit housekeeping will
SELL al his residence, situated on the corner
Of Thigd and shipley streets, on lob.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-10

A UcrION SALE OF FFIRsT-CLAss
WIZ be Sold ut Public sale,
ATNO. 5O7 VAST SEVENTH STREET.
on Thursday, March 18th. 1874
at 10 O'clock, A. NJ,
the following personal property, viz;
IN Parlor-so'a, -Four Wall Chairs, Reception
in Dining Room. -sideboard, Tables, Lounges
DiUiDg Chaits. -.
In Eatfy.-Hat Rack, Hall Carpet, Stair Carpet,
StHtr kOde. ..L L
In Chambers. = Bedsteads, Bedding, Mattresses
and Carpet. ~ -, -
Al.o, FirHt-Class Mcgee Cook Stove, rafl0r dem
Stove wih laree lot oil Kitchen Utensils pnd 9th.
er arlic es bAMUE SPBAKMAN.
mars 4t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-10

OFFER THE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE FOR
SALk
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-10
Household Furniture

Sale to Commence at 10 4. III.
mars 4.
The New York herald., 1873-10-29
Continuation Of Evidence for the Prose
Argument by Defendants
Counsel Decision Reserved.
TIE DODGE & co. BANKRUPTCY CASE
The Matter To BE Inquired Into by the
Court Upon Denial Filed by
the Respondents.
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.

The shanks habeas corpus up for .examina-
ton again yesterday before Judge Fancher. OF the
Supreme Court AMI with the usual attendance OPP
posing counsel AMI large and interested crowd Of
spectators Having dnisned the preliminary skirmlsh-
ing inquiry into the merits of the entered
upon had progressed but little way when Judge
Fancher take his seat the General Term bench
The testimony taken, Mr.. Shanks being of the wit
nesses had to the order of commitment under
which he was arrested. There are 1t will be remem-
bered, two documents one (which Is claimed by one
slde and the other hy other sdei Of the order
mtnent The further hearing was adjourned till the
5th OF ne xt month Meantime Mr. shanks allowed
to on his own reeognizance.
In the United District Court yesterday
teen of books imported by George Leayitt Co.,
which had been seized at the Custom House alleged
differentiation, condemned in default,
In the United states Circuit Court yesterday Judge
Woodruff rendered decisions in the cases OF Wheeler
VS. Mccormick and Aultman bobby Fitz- They
suits to damages for selling the Sprague Moving
Machine Decisions in both for the plaintiffs with
order of reference ascertain damages Mr.. Harding
for plaintiffs; Mr. Baldwin for defendants.
The New York herald., 1873-10-29
COuRI CALENnAHS-IHls DAY

SUPREME CoUR1-CTRcUIr-Part Held by Judge
Davs-stokesi Part 2-Held by Judge Van Brunt-
Case n.
SUPREME CoURr-GESERAL TRRx-Adjourncd until
Wednesday, November 5.
SUPREME CouRT-SPEcIAL Travelled by judge
Fancher.-AdJourned until Wednesday, November &
SUPREME CouRr--CHA sBxRs--Beld by Judge Barrett
Nos l22, l23, 252 1877 l70. 30, 49, 80, &C. l3J las.
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRiAL TERAs-Parts l and AID
journed tor the term
COURT or COMMON PLKAs-TRfAL TRRMs-Part Held
BY Judge DAILY 1918, 1885, 1851 205 225s 1855 1914
l7S9 1894 232 2Ol 20l2 23s9 2245 424 $50 l6tg 3275
Ig4a Part 2-Hed by Judge Loew.-Nos 2z79 1912 3oya
36lg 36cB, 1896, 23gS 1897, 1880, 1912 1869.
CoURT COMMON PLEAS EQufTY TERM Held by Judge
j. I. Daly. y.-Adjourned until Friday.
CoURr or GENERAL SEssioss-Held by Recorder Hack
ett-The People Daniel Murphy. robbery; same VS.
Patrick Callaghan and Michael Doyle, robbery; Same
Timothy Conners, robbery; Same Robert McCul-
lun, felonious assault and battery Same Ben amin
Rymersol, mayhem; same Va. James Maher, burglary
same Thomas Sherwood, larceny; Same VS. Bridget
Burns larceny same John .. Boyle larceny; same
Michael H. Nolan, larceny from the person; same vs.
Frederick :. Beck false pretences same Thomas
Ssdler false pretences; anne vs. John CWaace, misde
meanor; same william Dish, assault and battery,
The New York herald., 1873-10-29
BROOKLYN COURTS.
COURT OF SESSIONS.
The Havana Bank Robbery The
Trouble That O Deaf Juror Caused.
Before Judge Moore

before Judge moore.
The two Cubans Antonio Inerez Alvarez and Enrique
Caceres who were arrested a steamer in the lower
bay last April q charge OF having robbed the Com
mcrcial Bank Of Havana, from which place they had
escaped were placed on trial yesterday Caceres was
n hns ceIk anu hlvArez transfer clerk OF the bank
Inc testimony on the trial did not reveal INV in
addition 70 those published repeatedly in the newspa
peIs. Wien tne prisoners were arrested they had
their possession. ' ~i"''o0" "a
Though the robbery was not committed in this coun
Try the prisoners were rendered liable TO ndicment bv
having tne solen property in their posse sion he re
iher counsel Mr. Morris endeavored 10 nave theun re
leased by conlendng that the Court had no
III the case The District Attorney held that In tho nron
ery was found on the prisoners within the Limits pf
Kings county the Court had ur rsliction " VI
The case was given TO the jury but when they
In their room one OF them coolly announced thai be
could not agree upon verdict inasmuch as being daS
he had not heard the testimony This as rcporad
10 Judge Moore who sharply reprimanded Inc Il saf
juror. and ordered him TO show today WIN he
should not be punished for contempt Deaf Juror an M
peared hear quite perfectly what the Judge said s
Will be retired this morning before another urv
and counsel Will see that no deaf man Is em2aneed Il
The New York herald., 1873-10-29

for value TO the Merchants National Bank of Newark
due and the bank day FOR
meni and duly protested for non payment and were
then passed BY the bank tor value TO the oner who
Is stated In the petition that the defendants
partners IN business and were Jointly liable
on all of the notes -
On the hng OF this paper the usual order to show
cause WAS served upon the defenaans together with
functions directing them TO refrain sale of their
ger was issued dissolyng the against
hcnards who sets forth in affidavit he resides
sanuy NJ washington county, in the Northern district
OF this state tha he has not carried business In the
city OF New York for six months prior the filing of the
Peuuo that so Tar as ne Is concerned the Court has
no lursdicon and that he has not been in business
W: Barnard
II appears that the name Of W. e. Dodge, as a debtor
was inserted enormously III the petition and with the
eunsent OF he petitioners solicitor IL was ordered that
the name OF W. T. Dodge be stricken thereirom.
inc remaining defendants put in answers denying me
acts OF bankruptcy alleged against tnem denying that
the petitioner Is creditor of them or either OF them
ana they pray that this matter may be inquired OF by
Anson G. P. Dodge also denies the act OF bankruptcy
charged to him denies that Ripley Is his creditor. or
creditor of the firm OF Dodge Co and also denies
prays that the matter be inquired OF by the Court
The whole OF this matter has been, by order OF Judge
BatchfOrd referred the Clerk Mr.. George r. Belts
take testimony and report TO the Court
ANOTHER PETITION AGAINST DODGE AND COMPANY
petition has been fled by the Broadway National
Bank praying that Anson g. p Dodge, Dexter b. Cham
bers and william Jay Hunt be declared bankrupts The
defendants carry on business as manufacturers and
traders under the firm name of Dodge CO.. the
note tor S4S4 a. and WAS Tor valuable consideration
Before the maturity Of the note was received by the
claimed TO be past due, wholly unpaid and held by
petitioner.
the cour, states that action has oeen to his knowl
edge, taken on this petition
The New York herald., 1873-10-29

toms New Orleans which the defendants tesatrx
surety The question whether copies Of the
ports OF the First Auditors once. as certified by tho
Comptroller and Commissioner Of Customs upon Bar
rett's accounts and Bsrretrs quarterly returns.
could be admitted evidence against the surety The
Court held that they could not be admitted except
against the principal. and they were excluded. This
Court that Judgment and hold that under the
acts of Congress- the records offered were evidence
against the surehes as well as he principal and that
missions OF the offence charged. Mr. Justice
liyered the opinion.
No Dondeet VS. William Prescott smith-Error to
OF an made by the defendant in In
holding that lit was not obeatory on the oicer 70
notify the delinquent oi the particular month tor which
for gross sum due from the brewer The brewer
ss eee na @ @ m % - ne 90 make, @
cannot embarrass the investigation required be made
proved Mr. Justice Bradley delivered the opinion.
was an action 20 on 'ns oe Sclr qs
The war whose consideration was the price Of slaves.
TO show that the consideration note was the price
Of slaves and that the sale o. the slaves being lawful at
render = % yoid by ,mparng the eblgaton OF the CON-
former decisions Mr.. Justice Davis delivered the
No l. Moore ct al VS. Robbins-Error to the Supreme
Court O. Illinois DISMISSED for want Jurisdiction
miss posponsd un heard en ,Se er, to DIS
Nc. 40 tx parte Desmore.-Motion Tor mandamus
No. So, Goodwin vs. United States-Appeal from the
Court OF CaimsThis was an action to recover under
war risk and the owners the marine risk The vessel
a Il o fss S ss9 wa nS 70 s s
States sought to recover damages tor the delay equal
Court held that the contract the owners retained
possession OF the vessel and control OF her
aud il is here eontended that this ruling M was error
Fuller for claimant; Assistant Attorney General
The New York herald., 1873-10-29
BANKRUPTCY.

Petition Against Dodge & Co.-Answer
and Denial-Thc Matter To BE In
quired OF by the C0urt-Refcrence to
q Commissioner.
There has been filed in the United States District Court
apeuuon by William Ripley. of Newark Essex county,
N j.. praying the Court to declare that d. L. white
" Barnard Anson @. p Dodge, william 4. Dodge w.
Jay Hunt r. Loveland and orson Richards have com
mcd acts OF bankruptcy. tits alleged In the petition
ina, the claim OF the petitioner Is founded upon five
p'ouory ho'esone Tor s247 Ss another for 3275 g.
ior ssSoi 80; that the said debtors being bankers
brokers merchants and manufacturers suspended more
tnan fourteen days since the payment NJ tbe,r ou,,ar
Sesumsd W.T. 'e notes In queson-and have not
c11nsoerauon NJ o. the notes b charged 10 be onev
nau ana received by the debtors and money
m 1msir & az s1ch meshan
al the notes o. The city o New York and At o,h
The New York herald., 1873-10-29
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS
COURT OF c0RM0K PleAS-TEAl TsnE-pAST |.
Two Sides OF Story and Four-Fifth
Reduction OF Damages.

Before Judge Larremore.
Several days since, while Judge Loew was on the
bench, the suit OF Robert G. Campbell VS. William Rich.
ardson President OF the Dry Dock Railroad Company,
was called for trial There response part
OF the defendant and the result hearing the story
the prosecutor and his witnesses ana giving for Mr.
Campbell verdict OF $3.50 damages This story, owing
10 Its rather peculiar features published full
the HERALD at the time. Mr.. Campbell who kept
in Essex street was sweeping the sidewalk In
front OF his place. when Mr.. Richardson along ard
told him TO shovel the of the railroad track
'front.' claiming that he had thrown IL there This Mr.
Campbell refused to do. and thereupon Mr. Richardson
called policeman and had him and taken
Judge Shandley. at the Mark Police Court when
the latter discharged him and let him 20. Mr. Campbell
wanted 5000 damages tor alleged malicious and
imprisonment At the trial yesterday he told
tally the same story at the previous inquisition
except that Yesterday he swore there the
track and said that this was his previous testimony Mr.
Joseph l. Blondel the official stenographer of the
Court read the previous evidence, IN which he stated
throw there The defence was that there was good
arrest and Judge shandey both testified that the under
standing was that compromise of the difficulty had
been made and that on this account MIR Campbell was
discharged. Judge Larremore made quite extended
charge. The Jury absent but few moments when
they returned with verdict of $50 damages for Mr.
Campbell.
The New York herald., 1873-10-29
A CASE OF NEGLECTED MERIT.
o THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
As your powerful newspaper is now the advocate
OF every cause that commends itsell to the wisdom
and the virtue OF our people, | am sure can ask
you TO aid me In cause that Will meet the appro-
baton OF all true men.
/ am warm admirer OF Thomas Mast. Since the
days of Hogartn we have had no such satirst. He
is the Gustave Dore OF America. Not an American
by tirth he breatbes the true American spirit and
shows what the German characte will evolve when
transplanted In American SOIL Need / recall his
services to the cause OF iberty-how he made war
upon Andrew Johnson and stood by Grantf Re-
member his fight on Tammany, at a time when he
had only to say the word and william NJ. Tweed
would have paid him 100000 TO leave the country
Remember also his services In the last CANVASS
the strength he showed against Greeley-and you
Will unite with me In saying he is man who de-
serves well OF his adopted country.
Yet, sir, this wonderful man Is only another evI.
dence OF neglected geniusl Although refusing
Tweeds bribes, he received no increased pay from
the Harpers. That nrm, rich as 1t Is and having
In Mast man who founded their fortunes ground
him down to the dust The republican party,
which could make Collector out OF Mr.. Murphy
and Minister out OF Mr.. Kramer, could do moth.
ing for this noble soul. After the election was
over some republicans who knew Nast's value
proposed to give him solid token OF reward. The
President was anxious to have IL done But no.
the money could not be raised. The orange was
squeezed The artist had done his work, and this
poor young man OF genius is now compelled TO
wander over America like q Snowman and make
speeches and draw pictures on blacKboards for Q
living to support his family.
lappeal to you, Mr.. Editor, whether something
cannot be done for this deserving man. am sure
his countrymen viii only want to know his condi-
tion to rise un "a one man and do him honor.
AMtruo
The New York herald., 1873-10-29
COMPTROLLER'S RECEIPTS,

Comptroller Green reports the following amounts
paid yesterday into the treasury From Receiver
OF Taxes-Taxes OF 1873, esl2 taxes of 1872, ar
rears ofpersonal tax, s23l9; Croton water arrears
sls3; total s399,3l6 Bureau OF Arrears-Arrears
OF taxes, assessments, water rent and interest,
$6,227. Bureau OF City Revenue-Market rents and
lees, mouse rent and interest on bond and mort
gage, S1,0l7. Bureau Of Collector of Assessment
Street openings, improvements and interest S6S5.
Bureau OF water Registrar-Croton water rents
and penalties. 49, 400. Bureau OF Water Purveyor-
Permits to build vaults, 1892. Mayors Second
Marshal-Licenses, $215 Total, $4l2653.
The New York herald., 1873-10-29
COURT OF 6EaeeAL SESSIONS.
A False Prctence Case.
Before Recorder Hackett

Before recorder Hackett
Yesterday in this Court. Thomas Mclaughlin pleaded
guilty to indictment charging him with obtaining
package of laces embroderies towels and stockings,
valued at s9 49, on the 18th of September. Wilmer
chased By Mr. B. Rouss, IN whose employ McIausRiin
had been previous TO the commission of this offence His
Larcenies.
John c. Miller charged with stealing a gold watch
worth s3a from Henry Moore I7lh inst pleaded
guilty an attempt grand larceny Two in the
Sss sqy to sSun
Penitentary tor SIX months
Violation of the Act Regulating the
Sale OF Poisons.
William L. Becker, German druggist was placed at
the bar charged with vending poison contrary to law
passed in ls2 District Attorney Rollins said that the
accused was charged with selling arsenic to woman
who subsequently, committed suicide by taking II, and
in BOOK the womans address ana the object which
she wsniea ne poison yet At the ooroners inquest the
@ 5n s h ono saa he ns 70 paste IN
Conviction Of a Gambling House Keeper.
Walker J. Jewell. whose correct name Is yolcot D..
! Jewell was tried and convicted Of keeping gambling
establishment No. 712 Broadway Levi Knowles tes-
uaed that the sh and 18th Of February last
for the defence and the accused that Knowles
for the payment OF his rent who he admitted
tence
Bail Refused to the Alleged Wall Street
Forgers-George Wilkes, an Accused
Party, Discharged.
The regular business of the Court suspended for
few moments permit x.Recorder smith, the counsel
Roberts and Gleason. anst whom large number Of
indictments have been found for forging railroad bonds
ask HIS Honor what decision had arrived in rel.
erence 70 the motion previously made TO admit the de-
fendants 70 baiL
Recorder Hackett replied that had received asur
from the Assistant District Attorney that the
testimony against these parties conclusive; that
large money had been received aud that II
the the witnesses furnished the
the parties implicated had money enough to tamper with
them and thus the ends OF Justice. For the
present His Honor denied the motion to admit them
| bail
Mr. Smith said that George wilkes was arrested with
Roberts and Gleason, but as there evidence
against him he moved for his discharge.
The District Attorney did not oppose the motion and
! the Recorder directed that he be discharged.
Acquittals.
william Farrell was tried for stealing gold watch
worth $50 Charles Foster the 7th of this month
The evidence insufficient to sustain the allegation
and the sccued proved good character verdict Of
| not guilty rendered.
John Ryan and Frank Stein youths were also de-
clared guilty OF the serious crime OF robbery
that the 4ih october he by the prls-
and robbed Of watch and chain valued at $40
while he was walking down Seventh avenue. wit
the good character the boys and as the
complainant under the influence OF liquor at the
tme the jury pronounced them Innocent
The New York herald., 1873-10-29
A CUSTOMS SEIZURE.

Deputy Surveyor BraInerd Howell and Inspector
George Klnk yesterday morning seized from on
board the steamship Scotia, OF the Cunard line,
fve large cases OF valuable goods. When taken to
tue custom House seizure room they were ex-
amlned by J. X. Dillon and found TO contain, IN
each case, sixty pieces OF black silk alpaca, 1ftv
yards In each piece. The cases were consigned to
order. and were entered on the manifest AZ button
hole trimmings the consignees thus attempting 70
defraud the government The duty on alpacas ID
thirynve per cent, while that on butt0nnOle trim
mings Ia only ten per cent The goods seized have
boen Appraised at A12O O00
The New York herald., 1873-10-29
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

BARcLAY-WRTGHT.-0n Tuesday, October 2s,
by the Rev: Dr. Montgomery, d. D., HENRY A.
BARCLAY, OF Astoria, L. l., to CLARA o., daughter
EwALD-BERrRASD.-On Wednesday, October %,
a. the residence OF the bride, by the Rev. +. W.
Geissenheimer, Mr.. WILLIAM II. EwALp, OF Jersey
cards. "AND' " WIS wy No
:, HAsKINs.BuRr-on Tuesday, October 2s at
broadway tabernacle church, by Rev. William NJ.
Taylor, d. D., Rev. r. W. HAsKISs of Derry N H.,
TO MARIA BURT, OF this city.
kiNG-McADAM;-0n Thursday, October 2a 1873,
by Rev. J. NJ. Pullman, WILLIAM II. KING to CORA
LEvIsoN-sMrTH.-rn Brooklyn, on Thursday,
October %, at the residence OF the BRIDES mother,
by the Rev. VIM. Ives Budington, CHANcELLoR q.
LEvIsoN TO MARIE LOUISE, youngest daughter or
the late Alfred G. Smith. No cards.
MORRlS-DAvIs.-At the residence OF the BRIDES
mother, on wednesday, October %, 1s73 by Rev.
y. Abbott, WILLIAM H. NORRIS, or Astoria (Long
Island city, to EMMA L. DAVIS, OF New Canaan,
TArr-TAyLoR.-At Christ church, Rye, N. Y, on
Tnursday october 20. 1873, by the Rev. william
OF STANFORD Conn.,, to FLoaENcE j. TAYLOR OF
new YORK fourth daughter OF the late Adelaide b.
and John Z. Taylor
AcKER,-On Monday, OCTOBER 81, HIRAM SLorE
AokER, Oldest son or Jacob and Jeanett Ann
AcKer exc. 10 the 27th year OF his age.
morning, at half-past ten O'Clock from tine resi-
dence OF his parents. loss Second avenue. The
iCAasNosonu Iicuus or the family are respectfully
invited to attend.
BRAYNARD-At Harlem, on Sunday, October 20,
1873. FRANCES, widow or Thomas L. Braynard
aged SO years and "a DAYS.
Tne relatives and friends OF the family are
Iespectuy invited TO attend her funeral, from her
Iate resiuence, NO. l47 East 121st street, on We'd
hesuaJ, octoDer ~ at eleven O'Clock A. M.
- CANAvAN.-on Monday, October ~, PATRICK L.
CASAyAs INA an aged aged "a years months and II days
Inc relatives and friends OF the family, also the
members OF the Sodanty OF the Queen OF Angels of
81 Francis xavler's College, are respectI,ily in
vlted 10 attend the funeral. from the residence OF
MS parents 446 Eleventh avenue, this wv ednesdayl
afternoon, at one O'CLOCK. 'N"'
Dublin papers please copy.
CHABkRr.-On Monday, October o. Eucrur r
M. CHABERT In the SD year OF his age
runeral services will take place at bis late rea,
dence, NO. Oh Murray street, this Wedne ada ', ar
tefnoOn, october ~, at two O'Clock p Ar Roia.
tives ana friends are respectfully invited 10
COHN-On Tuesday, October "a IorT. on,w
cnlld OF SOL A. and Fannie Cohn, aged ia month";
Funeral from her late residence las East Sew
O'Clock. s ~ n'no
CoNNELI---0n Monday, October q. Fn.xx,Yx
EUGENE, eldest son OF Nicholas o. and sarah 4
Connell, aged Is years, month and 81 DAYS.
The friends OF the family are respectfullv RI.
quested to attend the funeral, on "Wednesday morn
ing. October 20 at ten O'Clock, from the resdence
OF his father, No. 2l7 Monroe street, from thence
to 81 Msry's church. corner OF Grand ana Ridge
etreets "s'
0RAIM-on Tuesday, October %, MARY ANN.
vile OF Thomas II. Grain.
Ths rslativas And frIends Of the family are In,
The New York herald., 1873-10-29
U. s. SUPREME COURT DECISIONS,

WASHINGTON, Oct 2S 1873
No TO- United States VS. Gonssen, execurix-Error TO
the Circuit Louisiana this govern
ment sued tile bond Of Rarratt. Collector of cnA
The New York herald., 1873-10-29
C0MPTROLLER'S PAYMENT.

Comptroller Green paid Yesterday the laborers
On Boulevard and avenues to 18th inst, aO,504.