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Arizona weekly miner., 1874-03-20

boy with post-oice pants and ventilated hat, rushed into drug in Bellows Falls the other day with dipper ia his hand. and exclaimed Doctor, mother down the shottecory pop quiekeru blazes babs scb the dickens with the pipen chox and she thimbeful ef polly golo in this dipPer, COS s bottle handy, and the kint PuPts got the bne witters n it. Got anyf'
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-03-20

2 The last Albuquerque Review received at this office says it vas reported in Santa Fe that Ben Holiday had been awarded con- tract for carrying mail matter, from Granada, Colorado, Co Prescott, Arizona Time eight days We fear that this news is foo good to be tree
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-03-20

NIessrs Schneider, Grierson < Co, Yum9A. T.. are respectfully informed that certain P. o. money order recently written us about has not reached this office.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-03-20

Charles Calhoun, of Dutch Flat, Cal, re- gently shot his wifi, and then shot and killed himself. He hadi been married but two weeks. The woman will recover.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-03-20

pr. II. II. Davis, formerly in charge of Fort Whipple Hospital, is stationed at the Colorado Indian reserve-prescribing for Whites and Reds-rcgardless of race, color or previous condition.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-03-20

s. Hormors have made settlements on the
 Arizona side of the Colorado river, and said settlements are growing in importance.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-03-20

Gen Von Moltke was badly defeated in running on the ticket of the new Conserva- tiyes in Berlin.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-03-20
4 prison rrforn Conrress Is to meet at

A prison reform Congress Is to meet a. St. Louis, Mo, May D, for the purpose Of dis cussing matters relating to prison, police and other rcfnr.aS. The session will last six days. Ex-Governor Seymour. Rev. Dr. Bellaws and other no;' d philanthropistS will take part in the p-occeIiags.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-03-20

When Mlxaukee paper remarked recently, ''Ths lilac bushes buddiag- reades ssid excitedly Iou hlac Saian-"-i Rochester Chrosicle
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-03-20

London has IF square miles. :0o.Ooo houses. and 3RjalGO inhabitants
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-03-20

Los Angeles, Cal, has new printing com pany, with ascapitAl of Si5,0O0;. So We learn from the Herald. .f
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-03-20

He a good man" says Iowa paper of a de ceased citizen, but :Su he sometimes bet the wrong horse the the rest of us.'
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-03-20

No one Is completely in the right that his advesary is completely in the wrang.-L Renan.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-03-20

4 Nashville editor says the 'dR-,heory is Baptist disease"
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-03-20

They who are weary of life. and yet willing die, such ho have lived te purpose
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-03-20

Cha,es Lamb was oscs asked by fond mother how he liked babies. With his piuitable sfutier he replied :; fR h,b- -f,,iletl madam.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-03-20

Mr. c. H. Franklin, typo of this Terri tory, has gone to California on a visit.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-03-20

There ia not iowa, village military post faruins CT mining settlement in Arsc ia which the hIEER does not circulate and copss sf sfs sent to every State and rr.ory of tue Uniss which, coupled with Its age anu s.sa:ag make it vey desirable sdversinng medium.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-03-20

\ eB-PRIsTIsG.-No other office between Angeles and Texas has suc facilities for ping out good printing AS the NIkEa of. aud 10. Ayixonan can be such at heart |rill not patronize home workmcn and ei, especially when our prices are but any, higher thaa those ruling hl
 California. We are prepared tO
 y kind Of a job iusthe best style.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-03-20

letter from q friend in Washing E that Mr. James Grant, Mir. e,i and Capt 4. II. Nsc&erson,
 this Territory, were prepar- psae- Mir. kimbai has sue bay for wood furnished at eek. payment for which
 auartermastcr of thai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-24
DEP4RIURE or FOREiGN MAILS
TUESDAY MARCH 81.


Great DrtH All Ireland va e1stDFn mi liverpool bT
Mnn,,ot, cose 4 Man closet tue
Post OEcc $3.50 a Steamship sails at IO3O NJ from Fef
No. 46 y. t.
seiushp Goethe close at ll3O supOen
tary osI Per at foot OF Third ST. Hobosen %iIo M
Havana drec. 5F steamship Columbus else Z N
Mail closed az the Post Ohe at '4O m pesn-
s.iOs sails a. 8 rom eie5 NO IS y; Il.
u IA, E,ro-. via ulee oWn and iVerp the steamship
en close AsuDDmentar Mail closed At the POST
Oc AT STEAMSHIP sails al IL a. H. lon Cunaia DOCK
nss for the Geman States via Southampton and Bremen BY the
steamship OHIO. u ~ steamship at p D o foot OF
1hrist. Hobokon , a., , n l.,
s Tor Havana direct, the steamship City If Hsvsns clos.
At o. H. supple nsuArJ closed ths PostOe at 24O
p. m. Steamship sails a 3 D M, from Pier No 3 " X ,
Malls Kingston JsHsca AMI Ses Gaua-a BY the steamship
close at oeanShp sails al p N, from FieI NO. IL
rHURsOAl MARCH 49,
Cherboarg HnbufG Nv steamship
30 SuppcuernrF hai closed the
PosOee At llj Steamship sails az M rom per loot "
Thifi-sL HoboAen .
Malls for Newoundnd close At tue Se"iox PoOnee eVeu d'
ct y. 70. "a HailaI
LAY a! y. ani soes VIA Bosom.
. SATURDAY. MARCH %.
Nsis FOR Gelt Britain AMI izend Queenstown am Liverpool
By Republic al IL SUFFICIENTLY Man "a
POstUnce 1880 Steamship sails al
iron White star Dock, PaVonia PtrrT. Jersey Cav.
Mails Europe via SOUTHAMPTON ana Bremen per ihe Steamship
Noel coss NJ Supplementary Mail closet at the Post
OGce 80 steamship sails at D. H. from tle loot oil iEri
mrct and Prnsiar closed Mai IS this line
Mails Kings Jnaci Panama, ADuWal the Central amer
ports the steamship Colon,
co. al III m Mail is closet
IL II. 6esm'hip sails At = D. H., from Per No ~: ~ Il.
KeV West steamship George w Clyde, close at
D Steamship sails a! 3 D. IA, from Pier No 20 L. X
SUNDAY. March 20.
All Mails close att O'clock the iOs-ohcs open from A.
q. III d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-24
CIVIL NOTES.

William i. Chittenden, banker. has begun
an action In Supreme Court against the Kansas City,
Memphis and Mobile Railroad Company, for the recovery
Of debt OF $500 arising upon two warrants executed
by r. T. Van Horn President OF the Company, on when
payment has been refused. Mr.. Chittenden procured
an attachment against defendants property In this city,
consisting OF bonds and money Ia the possession OF
DOnnell, Lawson d Co.
Henry H. Anderson, William Kennedy and
Alexander W. Harvey we're appointed on Feb. . Com
isoners OF Estimate aud Assessment in the matter Of
the application Of the Department OF Public Work. In
behau OF the city to open the Fort Washington Ridge
Road Messrs. Kennedy and Harvey accepted the ap
poin tnents, but Mr.. Anderson declined. Judge DOnO-
nue. in Supreme Court yesterday, appointed John
4. MCGOWAN TO the vacant cOmnissiOnership.
The trial of suit was begun yesterday, in
the Marine Court. before Judge McAdam in which Ira
Paine, the sportsman. sued Henry Bergh, laying his
dam ages at 900. Mr. Paine obtained the of Fleet
wood Park for series OF pigeon matches, but the
frat day Mr. Bergh stopped the amusement. The dam
ages attributed to the loss OF the money paid for
advertisements and other expenses. Mr. Gerry counsel
for Mr.. Berg, moved 10 dismiss the complaint on the
ground that the park hired for an Illegal purpose,
being violation OF the statute for the prevention OF
cruelty 10 animals. The Court 80 ruled, and the case
dismissed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-24
CHEAP GLOVES.

Saul Adams, halter. at No. $40 Blocker
ST. was In the Court OF General Sessions YESTERDAY
before judge Sutherland, upon Indictment charging
him with receiving stolen goods 1t appeared from the
opening address OF Assistant Dstric:Attorney Rollins
that during tho last four five years tho firm Of Harris
Brother, glove dealers. at No. S77 Broadway, nave
missed a very large number OF Kill gloves IL was dis
covered that the thief o. their saesmen samue
Conckin. In order to dispose OF the stolen gloves
Conckin employed Charles T.. Johnson, by whom they
were sold TO differ people. among whom was the pris-
oner. Adams had induced Johnson to bring them to
him Offering better terms than others who had pre-
viously received the goods. The stolen gloves
were sold to Adams az from 70 70 per
Dozen and II claimed that during the last 10 months
Adams had received many thousand dozens. Tue par
tcuar gloves which the indictment was found cost
s4 per and tue thief received s. dozen or Them
Johnson was Dy detectives to make deliveries o
packages the prisoner. Adams erased the 0rlkhal
trademark and substituted MS own. In ADDICTION 10
those sold the prisoner much OF the stolen property
was disposed Of IN Boston Brooklyn, ana other places
The for the prosecution were Mr. liarIls OF
the firm OF Harris Brothers. Charles l.. Johnson, the
business vi COnckin, aud on whose testimony most
of the above story Is based Peter stewart merchant
who OF the gloves oil Adams, ana the ue-
tecdves VINO saw the transfers. The defense VIII be
opened to-day Charles W. Brooke appeared ior the de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-24
WIFE MURDERER's SENTENCE.

The expected trial of Thomas MulhOlland,
indicted for murder in the degree, for killing his
WIFE did not como off yesterday in tho Court OF oyer
aud Tornner the expense Of prosecution being saved
Ivy the acceptance OF plea. The papers In the case
show that Mulholland went home intoxicated on the
night OF the MURDER Frstave. and Ffty-second'st,
and gave his wife beating from tho ehac's Oh
which sho died Muhoands counsel induced hun 10
nut in plea OF guilty OF manslaughter in tbs thrd
degree and this Judge Brady. after due c0nsileritoh
decided 10 accept After the usual questions had eced
from the prisoner that no bricklayer and was ~
years OF age Judge Brady In passing sentence saii'
The animation OF the papers IN this case dlscoses
that tho evidence would not DC suHlccnt 70 W
any otner crime than mansaughcr IN tho third degree
You have interposed that plea and the Cour taxes quo
cognizance OF IT. You were another yctlm OF
ance. The cruelty which you INN ed on your WIG wa
done when you were under the influence or hqnor:
regret that the very many cases IN Whch
have had occasion TO sentence men Tor great ciettS
resulting incorporate use OF ntoxicatins drnKs
have not prevented the crime OF whicn on diI suy.
IN sentencing cOnvicts, and the determination
expressed not TO take into constellation the pea
of drunkenness, would deter persons from int0Xca
tion and thence from crime Ihe design seemed 10
bayc little eli O. but intend 10 low that purpose
until accomplish some reform IN this city. VIII no,
take into sheraton the fact that YOU were drunk
am satisfied from the evidence IN tlIs case tn"t !ou
were So but am equally sathed that yOi were I'D tue
hAbit OF beating yor wife very cruelty Whcn III tHaJ
condi ton There evidence, though, 10 CONVICT YOU
of murder, aud having spared the county expense III
pleading 10 manslaughtor II shlll nc taken mo cosIu
Grafton In the The sentence OF the Court Is
tDat You be confined Ia 5ao Prison fOr peTOi Vi thfee
years ami SIX months.
The prisoner was then taken TO tho Tombs In custody
Of Two shers cii 3crs. and appeared confronted with
his Hight sentence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-24
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NETWORK ..........".."..M.Rcn IS
CLEARED.
Steamship City Of Pan,ma Dow Aspipwa Pacific Mail Steamship
steamship Mnne,ot. tBr) Beidoe Liverpool wlsm,
saSs Sns5c Sissa%g IG 5.S%ro ~ E GaI'''a
se.mSiD S, yy pi Fn fPisisIph, j. Hama
Steamship Bristol. Wallace Phll.ielphl' James Hand
steamship aeas Earnest Norfolk. 1c, OLD Dominion Steamship
Ship a,ry Bangs R.ns. San Francisco; Sutton tcs.
BARK Sebastian zach Ge Sapi'eit Bremen H. xOOp Co.
schi Lime Florence LppiDcos. Baltimore Nm: Chalmers
shr Care ). beagle. Mcdonald Gloucester Mas. Goi"ia
schr George Prescott. Mage seysn River B. H,,tlsna
George II. squire. HALEY Boston 9Vs5to1 IIas.n,
Steamship Republic Orr Gles4e Liverpool March IT, and ous.ns.
town BIB. wit mise, and pass TO K J. COrts
steamship Wyoming lBr duard Liverpool via Queenstown. vii
steamship ceop.,r. uauhD Vera Cru, March T. Prog.s lsth
via isvsn. lSh and pass = Als,.ndre
Vi, ss'an.e and S y C. Il Soy co. " CIV i'A
steamship Beneseo J0nss Philadelphia With mdse and
Ship EdtS Warren of Liverpool Clarke c.Icu,.a With
MPSss ihG%ssa smith A@py 1Oe DAY., Si,hss
Bns W b. Andrews, JACKSON. sssa, day. with sugar,
Bhs ayOa (Of St. Ma' Bay N ST. German. 3.tanns 90 DAYS
Brs EswYOrh ta Amado Palermo and Gibraltar az days. With
Bfs of s,eonbe Taruich Palermo 81 days, With
sehr Grace Webster tof PotlAn Hume. Cdeoss via Delaware
sehr Nautilus Crockett, Rock land, with ice.
sehr j. o. Co,inyhsm. A,re. Virgins. with wood.
sehr. 5. W. BOnHel. BOanell Baltimore. with coal
SAILED.
wall, Eleetr. Tor Bombay, Mara. and ocu.
Curans for MatanIas; Mnoaic for Csienas.
NISD-suasI iresh. N W.; clear
MEMORANDA.
ID, A's Mrs 49, TON s .'d SS. T
resumed her voyage the 18th
FROM NevYork for Rotterdam has
much dam ge The Arro spoken by the
SnmAnn Which arrived at NewYot March 10 from Antwerp
the 2Gh Of Feb with decks boats ard deck houses carried
provisions and nautical numents washed overheard
sappled with the latter by tho steamship Steinmann
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Moshos Mach 23-Arrvod bsks Ruth Hatch from
Antwerp fsemitas from Amsterdam Sailed barE Maria
and Industry for Bamoe brig Sko for Ro Janer
Laws March 23Ayed, shp Lizzie e. Troop. An
dies. Maria Reynolds, from CsrdeuAs all
up barks ParonA from CatsRs sophia from Ce Northamber
ld from Newcastle LUG Ruggero nom Palermo fos Phsiephla
FOREIGN PORTS.
oJHssrovs March 23-The White Line steamship Baltic.
Kennedy from YORK March a. for liverpool arrived bore
1890 o'clock, iLis p N
DISASTERS.
Qcsrssrovs March 23-rhe Norma from Baltmor. b,
arrived uaeh damaged having experienced terrific weather
psssaae .
LONDON March 90 The ship Charles Far~e from Savannah
for h Fsi Is stranded The Island of Anhoit Dsnma Part
cargo O been
SPOKEN.
March g. lat - 80. long TO- Euoch Train
Ne
No date , 81 80 long 49, King ORB from London
derry he -iork.
March IA lat 49, long 81 as bark Godea Plssc. Br) from
hssfOIA iOf Liverpool - ~
lt0r Lats aasD RIA PAGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-24

holders OF the bank with conspiracy to wind up the
affairs OF the bank in such manner to prevent tho
plaintiffs collecting th5r debt and judgment
asked for 900 ard interest since 1866 and an account
ing by Defendant Davis. No evidence whatever was
given upon the trial to sustain the charge OF conspiracy
nor were the defendants examined upon the subject 1t
was claimed by the plaintiffs. who assgnees Of the
Bank OF Memphis that the Bank Of Memphis received
An assignment OF certain securities from the Bank or
tho Metropolis colaterals for Its debt aud that
portion Of their securities into Mr. Dlyss hands,
he Undertaking TO collect them for the use OF the
Memphis Bank. No evidence was introduced showing
that ANYTHING was ever collected on securities and
Mr. Davis testified that he had received anything
upon them that they worthless. aud that there
were no proceeds for him TO account for The following
IA Judge Van Drunrs decison:
No cause OF action has been made against the de-
fendants Fairbanks, Hatch, and Chittenden and the
Complaint must be dismissed to them. The defond
ant Davis Is undoubtedly liable TO account for the
proceeds OF all coaterals which no undertook 10 col
ect and apply to tho payment OF tho planIif'N oaiu
and This l. founded upon the fact that he received their
assets and voluntarily assumed their collection. ana ne
thereby made himself the agent OF tho Bank oi
Memphis.
But as to tho money paid by the estate Of Lowenhal
think different rule must prevail paws feo0yta
although he knew that the claim against MI Lowoh-
iha. estate had been atempe to DO assigned 10 .ne
Bank Of Memphis by the cashier OF tho Bank OF inc
Metropolis the time he received TINS money. Al
though n cashier and president OF bauk may. In the
ordinary course Of business. without the action OF tho
board OF directors dispose OF the negotiable securities
Of bank yot they have not the power to pedy ts
assets for the payment Of antecedent debt. Tbl IL
entirely beyond the OF the duties OF cashier as
lie might by this means dispose OF All tue assets OF tn
corporaton thus usurpIng powers which the board OF
directors alone can exercise. (Hoyt agt Thompson,
seldom 500 Hutchinson cashier therefore. had no
power TO make tho pledge he dii 10 the Bank OF
Memphis, and those securities which came ino DAVIS
hands as agent for the Bank OF the Metropolis ne had
right to regard though there had never been an attempt
to pledge them, the pied pledge being void JUG
mcn must therefore be rendered IN favor Of the defend
ants Fairbanks Hatch, and Chtten1en, ana against the
Davis those securities which he received
and agreed to collect and account for 70 the Bank OF
Memph9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-24
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Under the call of States bills were introduced
and referred including tho following:
BY Mr.. sTARKwEATHER (Rep, Conn., for the I'm
portation Of ship building materials free OF duty.
BY Mr.. HUNTER (Rep.. Va repeating the law which
fCbds payment for army supplies etc, to persons not
known TO he opposed TO the rebellion
BY Mr. sHANKs tRcp, Ind) giving TO United States
Courts exclusive Jurisdiction over indian Reservations
also Indian Reservation 10 the territories
Of Wyoming aud Idale; Also authorizing tho Choctaw
Nation to bring suit against John H. b. Lstr0be OF
Baltimore and others, for money wrOnguly obtained
Mr.. MELLISH rep, ". " introduced Dill providing
that where two postoees exist within the cor
pOrate limits of city, letters mailed In that city TO
any OF these postoices shall only be subject to two
cents postage Tue bill s particularly aimed at the City
Of New-Iork, and its late annexation Of Westchester
County with It's ten postOces being stated that from
ten to seveny-ive letters for these post offices are
daily sent ~ the desd-letter office account Of
insufficient postage.
Mr.. GARFIELD (2ep., Ohio) from the Appropriation
Committee, reported back the Senate bill appropratng
$1,000 for the expenses VI tie District Invest
Committee. Passed
TIE FOUR HUNDRED MILLION BILL.
Mr. DAWES Cisep. Mass.) moved ~ suspend tho rules
and discharge the Committee OF the Whole from tho
consideration OF the Fonr Hundred Million BILL iu order
70 hays IL considered In tho House now. -.
Mr.. MAYNARD liopa Teaul ooDoa9d ths uonoa sub
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-24
DECIsIONS-MARCH ~.

Supremt -Chdmbus-By Judge Donohue.-
Tying The United states Submarine and Iopdo Boat Comp,n
Gonnaud spencer Philip, Motions denied The
People &c. Morris ast Reilly -Orter granted Shells agt Shells
granted plaintiff johnson agt SANFORD, Arm
strong TayioT.-MemorsndumA
Superior Court-Spec.oI Term-By Judge Curtis
Fischer The Hope Mutual Insurance Compapy-MoOn to set
denied Btong Chamberaa
sMOon granted TO set aside inquest and vaee Judgment and to
the OF lnqe snd SO
opposing motion Ross ct A. AIT Coue.-Mouon for stay
pending apes. granite WITH costs OF opposing motion psnn 10
Cag DcAer ct alMoton Tor receiver
granted defeniht bond the Pens sum Of $1,000
Of such sagei lea The Vss and due the PLAIN
ud in the suit.
Supreme Cour.-Spccial Terribly Judge Van
Of Tennessee DAVIS sJu gnent against defend
dismissed to the other defendant Vemeule
sgt Hovy Macean.-Demarres sustained Plump
shJagnsat for defendant Without costa Poon ast Cuppe
Jamsnl Tor nh HeIter agL Eeisea-Judsmsn Tor defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-24
81 O'CLOCK P. NJ. 10 CLOSE OF BUs''
% ~
SALES FROM q
MONDAY, March 2S-P. n.

Affairs on the Stock Exchange throughout the day
were more or less influenced by the Washington adj
vices relative to legislation on the currency and the
finances. The most marked change was made late
IN the day, when speculation became strongly
bulIish under dispatches indicating an eventual IN
crease in the legal tender circulation TO siOOOo"
The decline in prices ranged from to about pef
cent up TO noontime when change camo over tn'
speculation but without making any decided I'm
movement outside Of few stocks. Late IN Jus
day, however, and particularly just toward .n'
close an advance took place all along the line. in'
principal dealings were in Western Union, Lax
Shore, Northwest and st. Paul Common, Map''"'
Ohos, Erie, Rock Island, Pacific Mail, anu onion
Pacific There was nothing new in the Investment ~,
and miscellaneous shares, which were genc,S',
steady OH slight fluctuations. The opening hSu''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-24
RESULT OF A CONSPIRACY SUIT.

Judge Van Brunt of tho Supreme Court
recently delyeredan opinion in he VI the State OF
Tennessee agt. Fairbanks Co., Theodore NJ. Davis and
others, which tried before him In February and
report OF which appeared at the time in THE TRIBUNE
The grow out OF tho affairs Of the Bank OF the
Metropolis. at Washington which wore settled under
tho direction Of MI Davis general attorney The
Diaint charged tho defeadAut onloers and stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-24

10. .starart AIT. Beehtel. nc.
az Le,.rmsnnsgt Pern.. nc.
AZ strrv ar a. p N Aud X.
n Railroad Go.
Ia DOYLE AIT N. Y. Benevo-
l,nt Noe. Of %. Mason.
OF T. - .,, a. 49,.
o''' Ere i.s Co
an T.,'i-h, a., 1si
i"h.., 4,
On ST.. -, yvyhi,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-24

Sun 5.58 sets GIG Moon sets 1914
DAY-As
saudr Hook. OBI l;06 Hell Gate Ferry. 1865
DAr-P
sapdy Hook Island. l35 Hell Gate Pery.. 32a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-24
p4SSENGERS ARRIYED.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

FROM LIvBRPOOL-In steamship Wyomin1 March % -Isme
Barrow Capt NJ. D. Chappe, Iii Berry james Berry
NJ Emily Berry ETues, Henry Miss Ada Henry, L. Cross
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-24
CAIRNDARS-THIs DAv.
SUPREME CouRr-CHAnBERs-DosoH j.

l6J. Hobby, &c. agt. Ingersoll,
&c
ITO. Shepherd ,gt. Shepherd.
lI5. Long. &c, AgL O'COnbell,
&C.
100. Heath. &c. Ag,. Thomp-
sou, &c.
193..In the matter. &C., Bill.
ID hngs, err.
zoo. The MsrOr, &C., agt. Rem
sen.
2l7.. Dinkelspiel set. Frsnklip.
2lS. .PsroIt agt. Colby.
"a. aGt -.
23G. .Ghmn sgt L. NJ. p. iss n
No. 8.
2H..I-sgt -.
A7..-sd v.
DANIEL, and WRsrsKooK, u.
1874. x from, &C., agt. Lew.
loo. The oaa.ssiet Nat Bink
OF SsxbuIgh at. Mad.
dell.
i8i..ryns agt The Submarine
and Torpedo Boa, Co.
1872. Judd aud aao. sgt. smith,
impfi.
1873. Brett ct al sgt. Tbs First
UnlTersaliss Society Of
BTooklya.
i58s.ABold OF al. &c, sgt
Nichols, &c.
40. NJ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-24

MI BUTLER rep, Mass.) said that he had voted for
the bill representing the Interests OF Now
England he did not think 1t worth while to Hing her
directly IN the face of the whole country.
The House then, AT 400. adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-24
oFSIoIn REPORT N v STOCK KxCHAy9s slle.
, - AhRCH %. 1874
~ O'CLOCK A.
M.-sALEs BEFORE THE CALI.
oyRRNMENT sTocS pErARrMENr-Io, O'CLOCK

81. ....... oDi2 HOfs iNinl .
Atlantic Pc Pret 2UO...s3. lOjh
lOO....b3. 1873 Han = 81 10
loo. 10 100. .b3. 3lst