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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
The STATE or TRADE
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

EEwYoRK Jun, GBEsyEs-Tbe arrivals to-day N cars At
making h week 2i5 time last week me marker
A. with price, ' ''9oi Sdo A NTH y','f 5 ' "a da
and oclmon sers The " cars at Comm0Apa" were AL O
W. Ssel col. for Morris coars.h nuo, cattle 2 eTt aver!
as a. - 80, c,,se Illinois steers average q cFt lie.
81 Iaatertah Morris 81 Illinois cattle averaging 6i e"t
Ty Sons sold for Morris @ InOs cattle averaging cvt at
h MGR. .o for n Morris g common nuo, cattle averaging
es at lli AMI - p head oaj 10 i10' scs o n 9 ~
averaging It me- AMI 70 Illinois cattle, 6iG's c"L'
H. Goldsmith sold for Morn, s IaO cstt 81 at eEt at III
Gl!c % limo, ao s,t's'E En-, , nno. steers g. ssi cTs
Pc a7egur y est at l2ei eaF0'd Of com
W T. Dudley Morns ~ Illinois steers scaat eFI at
T. samuel. sold for " Morris 23 Texans ant q eE a. ne
VIAL C,LyEsh market, are rahsT qe I'VE Ei' " s Be s
from Orange Co sod COY at lS e 10 1 ID
Eye Ous sold 81 Sthte calves @alJJ ID aSasi % jersey uo
'fes wrss oir sold e5 state calves averaging l97 n at sc
2dl1O b. At 4.c and Y JERSEY do averaging 10 ID a.
j. y Thuron Co. sold Bucks Co., averaging $50 u, 1t Ice
SHEEP LAWBs-lhe markets are quiet The eeps tooa
we're: CommunpaS ard Portyeighh ard car. AZ
making tins aln't 2os time last ges The re-
cepts Spring and they selling at L at per ID
co sold co@@unP,s 2es oA2 shGa sheep avsFas9S
70, Cc % Ohio Do averaging ~ 10 ~ Ono do averaging
6l Ohio born sheep averaging 81 no. az go % per
do ayersag 80 H. at 6c = Ohio d. averaging g h. 6c and 70
jersey Spring lambs averaging 50 TO- at liI 70 do averaging % d.
j. T. rhustoa Co. sold a jersey Spring lambs averaging % d.
" H. Haynes Co p Jersey Spring lambs 65s n at l3al4
I0gs-The arrivals to-day y AZ Communp1v an1 Il cars a.
Forteh 1885, hogs against u cars or rs last Fulay a1a max
2il6O tine last Dressed
hoz, and demand 6iaIc per d. for extreme SeghiA
Live hogs nOuIDaly st 4J!c
ALBAvY June C-CTrE-Recp 6i9i head decrease o. i4o6
from market opened TODAY buant ana " sool
demand shade stronger than last neeh although prices ruled about
SnEzp AsD LAaus-Reep C2oO prices le p above last
Lambs. lOl lie.
MIICH Cows are held a S6j for foe quality.
BUFFALO June 6C,rrIERsegpts to-day ine1dug reported
aruvl head, making the total supply FOR the week thus
fr l head or against GA Tor the same tine it week:
market hee; Of arrivals through contgnh en not
Sufficient make Quotabe pncrs sales Of 't heai lunoS
steer, ranging O9 10 ,39 n, - 70 80 OF
SHEEP AND LAnBsRecepts to-day lnclung reported srr'as
1908 head making total suppy Tor the week thus ar 300
head AGAINST 900 head the time last week with hgh re-
eps have advanced market closed up WITH good ieelIg al &C.
aigance weeks closing prices all stock Yards SOD sales
OHIO clipped sheep ranging from - ~ LVJ d. a. % u
IS; M wooded sheep 10 mirEet this week
Receipts to-day uculing reported arrivals $500 head
skn supply Tor the thus far 2S)O bead against To-
market hat bot fe" loads IN
yard demand the breakdown 10 Western markets With
Chicago thrown buyers out OF Market pnees nom
ina., a "a Jud - 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
CIVIL NOTES.

In the Marine Court, Part H., before Judge
spauldng an inquest was taken yesterday, in the case
OF Hoe agt Webster, A. V. W. Van Neclten appearing
Tor the plaintiff and l.. b. Clark for the defendant
In the United States District Court yester-
day In the collision case OF the schooner Helen j. Hol-
nav act the schooner Enoch Moore, Judge Batchford
directed the entry OF decree for tho hbeants, WIN
the usual order for reference
In the Marine Court, Part l., before Judge
Joachimsen inquests were taken, yesterday, III the
cases Of sowt agt Elimger. for 1882 2Oi j. H. White
leoge for the plaintiff and c. Kline for the defendant
Toope aRt. GroOdy for s2I2 Oo; W D. roster Ior Tue
plaintiff, and W. II. Shupe for the defendant
In the United States District Court, yester-
day in the OF the United states sgt As OH paintings
claimed by Richard Yandenhenden, artist the jury
found a verdict for the claimant The Government
soupbt 70 condemn the paintings the ground that
sSeSS bad 6een smuggled Tue defense was that they
were indictments trade which are not SUBJECT 10 duty
Lssistaut United states District Attorney smonds
acted for the Government ana D. l. hheoioI AOt 'Sh
denhenden.
In the Marine Court, Part l., before Judge
Joachimsen yesterday the case OF Bertschky ana ON
ers agt Wallace was tried The plaintiffs were manu-
facturers OF spool cotton and the defendant occupied
the floor over tho plaintiffs store for chemical pur-
poses and while handling carboy Of murlatc aeld II
xploded and the fluid ran down upon the hOOr below
mon the spool cotton OF the plaintiffs and damaged H.
e Cont instructed the Jury that the defendant was
tahle fGr any negligence which would cause such dam
age and verdict rendered lot the plalhtln loI 20
Converse and Lyman for the plalhiHs, any -, a .,
Pultz for the defendant. The case or hOFis aBt'
Wacker also tried was All action brought against
married for money loaned 70 her husOuhd a. oi
request The evidence IA to the TACT was Fey poi'.
ing aud the Jury returned after SNORT ucllDet on,
veTdct for the plaintiff for ti39 32 D Hrsch Tor the
pniDIif and Diokersou Brothers for the defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
COTTON MARKETS

E,von,.,x, June 6-Coton eaeri Mddlar 10, aele
M9as' r sa Britain S 94 bales consists bse a. 20
bales last evening 800 bales STOCK 20 10 oaes % s,i
38 bales; the Continent 1888 bse'i oo'"'e' S'' O' ''''
EfScIssIr Juas s-cotou steady Mdhiug nle reeept'
In shipments $50 balesi stock l4J oaes: ,,,. n
bales eIpos-olstwse IS bales; sales D basi STOCK ~ oai
SosSoLK June coon @ Low M3aH & 'si o, T''T 7i
b.ei veekly-uet receipts sSl7 bae'i eI'orA-00"''e' 800
O CorsR l' June coou quiet; Mdieg, ICE vsekt
eep ls3 bales; shipments Si7 baes sales 81 bales 0cl-'
cTrr PoST june 6~coonr,esy ne, receipt, l83 b'.
NOBLE June quiet and 6rmi Good orans I'c oE
as e ad.g i ret Is.'P'. rs q s, s,e' E.sIJ:,
ssDpeat 5Gs bales. eol.t 1858 bales sslss 300 bales
ws q sse % IS bales; ;ioc i2 bales, Hss1y.Eo"f'
eep St bales; pS @ for ~ good srsiss ot6sr. romn,
Madinss l;is IS bales. shipment. 10 O,s, 'e 9!
msat: bales e ale bales! ssn h %, " bales v.,,,
receipts, bses Shipments O2 baesi 'oe.-SS ES' 0Ae'
49, Lcu sn Gs' June s-co,On quisti Mng se receipts 100
ST. Go5s June sCotou quiet; MliDS ne receipts "a
PaoypEscE u15s weekly-reeps % basi Gales,
syISsia June SCot,on du and hesvyi Mddns. 'ic Low
hanss igg G b,.s sale. 81 bales socS 5 bae ~ee
net receipts IpostO Great Britain 'S 0ae' eoa'"
MosTSoTsR9 June good Tor better grades,
Low Miidlngs sc veeky-ceps y basj shipments 81 bae'i
CHIRIRroS quet dd5g, lsei 70"
lie; Ordinary 6tc recepn, ~ bAesi saies oi
stock p O bales weekynet receipts e2 6s,. goaA - o'
eEports-to Great Britain 1885 bAei 10 the Continent |' O-s''
coast l,7l8 bales; taes $50 bales
e1yr,T SO JS3e ,cijs S ss. ' Si d S8 bales
PAU ApEIPHIA June 6-Co,ton quiet Mdinng sie Weekyha
receipts rs bales gross. 1918 bales - ,u.,,.-.
receUs II bales; 200 baesi tsock, AbJ bales wee. ie'
receipts 7 bales eIpors-to Great Britain, i4 bsi eoosssr
baes sales $3.50 baes. e~,
bales; sales 100 bales sock 1000 htcs W ~
5 bales J,3S bales; eFpor-o ut'a b-u
bales; s. 1875 bales - -.-,
MEMPHIS June 6-COt0n quieti Low Mtdlng ia 4ei eeept
Il3 shipments 4 bales; stock, . 45 baes EeekhecepA
l84C bales shipments T. 32g bales; sales, 400 bales . .
NEwOBLEASs 5Ihe 1851 bales added 70 STOCK on Way -
cargo steamship Memphis cleared Nag 70 and reformed 10 re
-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
FUNERAL OF THE VICTIM.

Despite previous announcements, the body
Of the deceased was not removed from the undertakers
until Yesterday morning when forwarded by the
O'Clock train on the Hudson River Railroad for Sara
toga whittier the wife OF the deceased eneebed greatly
by grief and excitement, had gone on the previous
evening with a few relatives and friends. The only
service held previous 10 the removal Of the remains was
at the request Of the relatives and consisted solely OF
prayer by the Rev. ]. NJ Ludlow, ID. D.. of the Coegi
ate Reformed Church. There were present c. T. Jen-
kins nephew Of the deceased; Major M ii. Bright A.
T. McMullen, and a few others. The body was in a
heavy rosewood casket upon which handsome bouquet
had been placed by Mr.. jenkins. The face Of the
deceased was remarkably natural in appearance, and
was disfgured only slightly. dispatch received from
Saratoga last night states that the body arrived there at
$40 D. m and followed to the grave by large num-
Der Of the relatives OF the deceased among whom were
the widow and her son, with the father Of Clarence
Walworth also the Rev Dr. Backus OF Schenectady an
Ezra and Clarence T. jenkins Of Albany. The burial
service was read by the Rev. DIT. Camp OF Saratoga
Springs aud the body inferred in the family lot OF
the late Chancellor Walworth whose remains rest In
the same place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
CRIMINAL NOTES.

FREDERICK Aguero WAS arraigned before Justice
Cor tester az moriur charge Of gran1 Iafee "a
West TNCl Vufihsh leshl luA
Agssro oe 900 egIrs rIlaed $50 fTOm hin lie vas committee
Ia default Of sl. Wv bail
At the Jefferson Market Police Cont yes t
rvine noly dealer, committed $50 BAL eieh 70 H
. Clare, smA Of No Aunyst, hehssl he'o9 Of NO w
u,,, Joh Keut Of No. south Fhaye, stephen hsat q" NO
ia Chson place joseph Collins o. No. ls' MoS,i ~
No Ams ffank hraLA an Of ~ " ' iN'D'N
A. and George Walters Of No. 100 Broadway
In the Court of General Sessions, Part l.. yester-
tined Tor grand larceny
sa1 sa Aprl "a fn Ma Sarah W. Booth, Of No IL Mat
ave- employed Der eAa@bsfal ~ ~ 500 n %
Booth property very clear ease W. Alos o.. sklD ,a
n,oper Tut1 Of IssT larceny aa 70 me
a., y. ,so.hs Asistas Distinct Attorney keAsen
far "a. psoe "a tsi, 4. N al aAa Jsea " hoa o Ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

Mail, sor Great Britain ami Qaeens,osu and Liverpool ~
NE steamship Celtic close at II a. IN Sn2prneil hl On
White Star DOCK Pyona Jersey City viii close i 1855 m
steamship sails at IRON " he star DoeA FaoHA fep
A letters deposited IN Supplementary Mails must be ppa win
double p0stage.l H. Oh.
eamship Deutschland mails close At II a. N No n'ul-y
sails az p. from foot oi lhirst, hi'oA'N
Direct pruss1n closed Mai sent d. ihs hle
West BY the steamship Geo ". Clle 'ose 80 - m
Steamship %. m, from Pier No. 20 T. X -,
MAY letters taken 70 the stssnslip dot' snl
Mails, mast be prepaid lule pVsAsi' "
stamps money will be received by the cerA 90 charge
Ssi for Halifax S. closed al tue Nes-forE FoEOAee every
dsv .. m and goes via Boston. . o.
Mail. Tor rundani close the Eeviork Post Oh tvf ~
Steamship sails from Portland, Me- on aaofaj Ne ?
a. Due New York Friday, atop
Lettrr postage 10 ali toe When goa- direct VI
Papers cents each, wn must De Wrph
SUNDAY. JUNE 3.
An Malls close At II O'CLOCK a To, tus;Ohee oyeB Iom q
n 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
THE COURTS.
THE HABTTUAL CRIMINALS ACT.
TWO CASES BEFORE DIFFERENT JUDGEs-DEcIsToN


TWO CASES BEFORE DIFFERENT JUDGEs-DEclsIoNs
RESERVED.
The "Habitual Criminals Act" was the sub
iect OF discussion and argument, yesterday, before
Judge Fancher in Chambers OF the Supreme Court In
its application to the OF jeremiah Mccarthy VINO
waa committed under it's provisions, and for whose dis
charge a motion was made. Mr.. Howe, who appeared
for Mccarthy attacked the constitutonaty OF the act
on several grounds that It authorized second con-
vlcon for the same oense which is, OF course con-
trary 10 law and another that under IL evidence as TO
character was admitted without any testimony by the
prisoner Of that nature third ground also was that
il created new oense without providing for or allow
ing trial by Jury Mr. Howe cited the second section
OF the act 10 show that the Judges OF the supreme
Court were obliged to act police magistrates in the
matter OF reheang any ali cases OF conviction under
t. and that II would occupy large portion OF the time
In regard to this particular case OF Mccarthy he
claimed his discharge the simple fact that there was
no proof against him. and his previous conviction Tor
petit larceny before his arrest IN Frontst was not such
a CONVICTION as was required by the statute. .
At the suggestion OF Mr. Lyon who appeared for the
District Attorney, the Court took the papers, with me
view Of consulting with Judge Davis, 10 whom similar
application had been made 800,
The application before Judge Davis was IN inc case OF
VIM Warner who was brought up on q WITT or haOeas
corpus It was claimed that his conviction was Illegal
aud that there no proof OF previous conYlctOh'
Decision also reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
rur NAr1oNAL RIFLE AssocIArIoN.

An adjourned meeting of the National Rifle
Association held yesterday afternoon at the office
OF the Secretary Geo W. Wingate The Treasurer's re-
port showed balance on hand Of t9Ss sc. The Secre
tary reported that he had received applications
for entries for the different prizes from both regiments
and individuals The 22d and 23d Hew-York Regiments
and the I'd NewJer ey Regiment had offered teams for
transportation 20 the National Guard Match The 7h
Regiment would send In their team IN day or two. The
Committee reported that they had employed range
Keeper and that the range was now open Tor practice
The police would be accommodated with the ute OF the
range, in battalion should be armed WIN breech
leaders, proposed by Gen DurYee The range VIII DO
opened on baturday, June u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07

pleaded guilty Of receiving stolen goods and
v,s sent 70 the State Prison for u Years
In the Court of General Sessions Part H., before
Jrs. Sutherland Mr. Rollins appeared for the DteAtorney
prouts McMahon tired for 1fand larceny IN stealing
soting valued $50 50, on May A from The store Of John
found guilty and the
si.. Tor three years William KNITTING defended the prisoner
n1rrsy charged with ielonous asAn and battery Php
smith Of NO. SIS Broone May 81 with revolver found
PehteutaY for months Edward r.
3D. To- The prisouer McGsne little boz
wears o charged burglary breaking INTO me unoeeuped Dwell
- =, ~ NJ RoimaR al No 3l West Fourteenth st. May
az and stealing ea1pipe valued st 500 vas scque william r.
Knrg defcpd him Steinsgel charged win eonOus
~, 8 IN srng gun al Oscar Weston. who a. the time
saag frnt in PARK siIysrht near ~ hyef on
July In sas araaltei william z Knitting appeara m tne p
Vincent pleaded guilty to The charge Of pew eenJ
and Was sen TO the House Of Refuge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EEW YORK

PORT OF EEw-1oEK. .........................JuNs
CLEARED.
s's,m.ap In sj ScSs G,sgoa via So,e e.r,on Broa
Steamship Zodiac chaplin Ne'G,r- y C. A9rr-' FeTrs GO
Steamship BG Peydea Havana, &C., Pun FOr"ooa 20
STEAMSHIP Concord Noya,n P Pli. 5s, Han,
Steamship Ellen s. Terry SsyeaT Aewbcn. r. &, Murray fer
Steamship Metropolis NcEenon Wilmington n c. LohArl steam
B,rI Lord Pansr.ton DR., simpson Liverpool Hns, pats',
BARI u Caee Gibraltar orders Foae ha'
BARK Mar, B. Libby Libby. Havana, Jane, 3. w,ri Co.
BARK Bier AusL Gangh Amsterdam i9r o.eIs S9ee'ea %
Bars S:h3asR R Ia' Ssasaen D oder, Lo,S Preston
BarG Saguenay CBri Brown ST John n b. T. sey soa'
Bdg Mafg Grace (Bri Pett wna,ot n = D r. b, %of CO
Br Clara Piss.a,. Istarop GARDENS. E,aa. Bsi 20
Bng Bsm rex ,brJ hcCuily hpinHSt - e.'ly 49," -
a. Eoaa er, Jo,,i COZ Tor or fauel ha,e g..
schr keno. elk Wv JscEon'ie. Ei1-s,F h1sse Co.
Sc1r Garisaa Ln:sr Hartford
sl5op t0rasla. pal Ne" i4''n'
steamship Cuba Palmer Havana DAY 81, va Nassau Jrae sb
Sim .ri1aae So,.,.oAu Liverpool ~ days With nise
BnS Haue ,oi DoonJ ha'cE FeaAu'lna ia q Ia' -is
!s~ RaSa ~ Knight Davis. Mltan,a. lt i,7, ,uga
scr harry gi vi sssS g,1'gs h'.i-e- S'' ~ i'.,
p ,Isl, tr) Loehh,r Windsor y s. II i,ys plssr
se6r YIN Se,ess COf SeAst E"e GsoFgeo.a, e., iV.aya
Tsh aI 5e G. p.,. Doan. B,raco. I,v, With nut
scar Boy koUuoa. Jacksonville 10 eiv VII ''os w.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AID tuAsthhh
Hasbronct Gcr- owa D. = T. ~ Elle0t Geo fetoNu ~ -
a I liu5barl NIr.aia l.. Z. Phar0. Nlr.a-
Ismest1en VrZuA J. y. ; sb .Ninlll4.
~ lrIrll X I. A. Wood
yohu TsaJ Firg. a p Reeve FlrlHa
Sarah S4nl, NTguia. haus J. Ao!t StoigsioSh
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOSTON. June 6A,d, sesns siat4 (brl rou LVsfpoel'
Seminole, iron SayAnual; org Es1. from Havana
FOREIGN PORTS.
OryyHrowS June 6-fle CuAd Line steamship Siberia Ham
son o May "a, LyefpVo armed hse At non .y
The steamship cy Of brOotyH sailed sese' aA' 10
New
SOUTHAMPTON June 6Tbe North German LORDS Lnt tensl,
Lepug Jasgef rom baltimore NAY y, for brrnrA arr va 'es -
,--.,-,
fUu NrW-l0ra Aay "a Tor 1lasus aIrFed sere ~-e@y.
NOTICE TO MARINERS. ,,,
The Southern aud CbcAses fepeS "h ~ pf"s
about i1O mics souh ofthe Cape hssiopss hsal ~,
lfOr LdlSst Sap hsns sec oes<'" SSS''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
PACIFIC MAIL INVESTMENTS.

The Pacific Mail Steamship directors were
In session. yesterday, considering the report Of the EK
ecutive Committee on the condition Of the Company
The statement which was promised for publication yes
terday afternoon was not furnished, 1t being understood
however it would given TO press either TO-
day MONDAY Ii IL stated that the report pub
lshed few DAYS since the Company has paid tor the
steamers Of Nebb's line, known as the Moses Taylor
Nebraska, and Dakota.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
ErROPEAN MARRRTs.

Iovpoy Jnne 6-Ill Consos opened at % Tor money aud
g.! Tor tine United states tNeIueny bonus Iooo' o' ~
1905 81: Itu-f0rtts 5i New FlTes st Enr hHa su
FKaNEFoKr m.UHted States Frs'IWeuV bonds 81 Tor
the issue Of 1909. ,..-, a.
IIyFkPooL June 6tl:jOa mCOon opened qne hdiug W
bales which 5000 taken for export anl "" Oh sDecua
ton; the $4,000 bales inc udng JO American the
actual erpo The receipts Of Wheat for tue past three
a.. nave leen % OOU ars, ucIailug 81 00J Ameucau
LIVERPOOL June 6- m-Coston dull Gut quotations. arc un
IospoS Jane e2 -COniols money 9lI Ehe Railway
pans, June 6-Rente' ST. -,,.,
LrEaPooL jane 81 msae' OF Cotton shipped rom svan
nah az Charleston deliverable Juue al Jbd from TIE sane
r,r, deliverable August and September at 3D. and ron new
or deliverable IN 1884, The stock OF Cotton sea
100 - ms mort h d bales including I'll 900 bales American
Breaisiuts neat
usr eat Calma White l23 for CuD do ADD II @
Is per bb Peas II $3.50 per quarter for Canadian
osoos Juu $3.50 mCouso closed At s2 Tor and s2i
for the account United states figeISHy boad' 1908 St hhe
IvsRpool $50 D. mCoton closed dali The sales Of
the d, have been including O bales Tor specuA 90 ana
5r OF the bales American Sales OF ,otIJn sAppei
from savannah Charleston deliverable 10 june at SD ifon le
.su ports Deliverable June aud July ttL from tn same ports a'
erb July and August 3 from Ne"OFeans May al Bd ron
deliverable June a. l5oL sud from TIE same pr
ybe August and September 6l The receipts Of Corn for
The Dat three been 1900 quATers nadog y Amer can
gpoN ne6-Sugs % San for No. Il Dutch SAndarl
anoat. Resned Petroleum -. 1914. per gallon. M
LoxpOy mTue rate Of discount Tor nree months 6
The open ceu below the al o. England rate Inc
sount withdraw from tue Bank Of England on oaAaee TO-
PEasSro June 6-p INFLATED States F7eTweny bonds $50 for
the Of 1907
P1El, jane 6-p. m.-Renes. 56L &c. - r.,
IIyERPooL June 6-Eyening-BscOn, ~ g e" sr shoH no
NJ ldes CiJyef see4 q. dn p cwt ~ Amer can Red
LONDON 6-EyenEg Cake, ~ III &V 'on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
IMPORTANT RESULT OF A LIFE INSURANCE TRIAL.

BALTIMORE, June 6.-ln the United States
Circuit Court this morning. the Jury in the OF Eliza
NJ Goss agt the NewYork Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany to recover $780, under life policy issued by the
defendants to the husband OF the plaintiff returned
verdict in favor OF the plaintiff for the full amount The
case was on trial eight days before Judge Bond The
pllrttf and defendant represented by very able
counsel and the other companies had counsel present
Among the witnesses were members OF the medical ana
dental professions, who were examined as experts a
motion for q new trial has been entered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
MURDER CASE DECISION AFFIRMED.

BALTIMORE, Md, June Ga special dis
match from Annapolis says in the Court of Appeals
this morning. ChiefJusce Bartol delivered the opinion
OF the Court ON the bill OF exceptions in the case OF
Joshua Nicholson, convicted OF the murder OF aMrs'
I1mpley affirming the Iruns Of the court below. IL
now remains for the court below TO sentence upon
Nicholson aud FOR the Governor TO fix day Tor ms exc
cutIon Hoohan who tried Jointly with Nicholson,
ana whose execution Is fixed FOR June 10, Will probably
be respted by the Governor aud executed at the same
tune with Nicholson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
TIP PRITros INVESTIGATION.

The postponement of the trial of District
Attorney Britton the charges made against MN py
the Committee Of Fifty, was the result "f MI. brio
request TO let It go until September He stated
thai his family were 10 Europe aud that he would DO
compelled 10 Join them. having already made arrange
mepts TO sAn on June n The Attorney General OF inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07

State and the Committee OF Fifty opposed postpone.
ment being ready for trial Mr. BrittOn replied that u
the Committee could complete its abors before ne sailed
he would endeayOr 10 prepare himself for defense at
once. As there are eleven charges aEanst him. each
one Of which, it is stated WIN consume week the
until Fall
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