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The Hickman courier., 1874-04-04

THE Paducah KentuckiaH says
I'VE have seven rehandIing tobacco
warehouses ia Paducah. aud for some
time past khey have been employed
in buying and unloading the great
number of wagons that bring in loose
tobacco."
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There has, no doubt, been very de :
perate fighting at Bilboa, Spain, be
tween the Carlist aud Government
troops, but the list OF casualties, fatal
and otherwise, is not Formidable. Mar
shall Serrano reports 1873 killed and
wounded. We used to sustain heavier
losses than that during the civil war,
in affairs that amounted to no more
than skirmishes. To kill and wound
but 18S after two days shooting, ar
cues capacity TO waste good deal of
powder auS lead without hurting any
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Hickman syaoIesaie Prices.

CANDLES, Star, 20922.
OArS-6ja75c
CHEESE per III. II to lsc.
COFFEE, Rio, 8oa85c, and tending
upward.
CRACKERS, = p 74@84c.
CASTINGS, q ID, 54a6c.
COTTON YARNS, Il dozen, l2G9lsc.
COAL OIL, p gallon dc per Dbl.
FLOUR, So 006I1 90.
FEATHERS, q 10 65c prime.
GUNPOWDER, p keg s. 5OaSs 90
WASH BOARDS per doz, - '5a3 90
PLOWS, Steel, 8,al25.
HUBS, l 50a2 ) per sett
Nails 9a ID 27G35c-
LARD OIL, p gallon, 81 %.
LARD, p ID l0c.
BLASTING POWDER, 5 go
HIDES, green, Sc
{}rA2zs, p5re-s-rea~-a 7 .s
TALON, per Id Sc.
SODA--By the keg SIC = 10.
SHOT, per bag, 2 05Caj5se5.
STONEWARE, p gallon,sl5 TO I6c
TOBACCO, Manufac' i. per lb60 i 81 40
BAGGING-l5al8 per ard.
ROPE-Machine 10.
IRON TlES-l0 to
BEESWAX 25lGg3Gc. q ID.
IRON, bar size, 53c.
PRINTS 3 to I24c.
LEATHER, Kip skins 81 50aS 50.
sole, per ID. 80 a 4oc.
upper side, 50a5 90.
STEEL Cast. NJ. 3 A.. 2oa27c.
MOLASSES ES-per Bar Tie ! 75c
BUCKETS, "a dozen, I3-
BkOOMS, q dozen, 81 5Oa3 90.
BLACKING - doE 4oG9s5.
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A Hartford gentleman who had tar
ried late at wine supper, found his
wife awaiting his return in high state
of nervousness. Said she, "Here I've
been waiting and rocking in chair
ill my head swins round like a top
jess so where I've been" responded
he; sits in the atmosphere.
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One editor says: This paper has
one subscriber who would lie awake at
night if he we're in any way prevent
ed from paying his subscription for
yeE ia advance ou the 28th of Jan
uary. We don't want any of our
fraRds to lose any sleep but-you
know how tbs Yourself
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at Hickman, 573 delivered OF bank of the
river.
COTTON
Inferior --...-....--....--..---. 3atc.
Ordinary .---..........-..... 9aI0
Good ordinary to strict, l2!mIS
Low Middiing ............ .l2J
WHEAT l0Il 30 owing TO quality
SUGAR-Brown foa1'T>-. Hard IZ5aI{c.
MEAL-From wagons T5c.
RUrTER-Fresh, 20 to 25c per ID.
POULTRY, ETC.-Toupg Chickens,
: 25 10 81 per dozen. Ola from 3 50a
/ 20. Eggs. l5c per dozen.
WOOL-45 TO 5Octs. lbs. tub washed.
GENSlNG-7O;.75c per pound.
SALT-By car LOAD. bushel 81 90;
by retail , p. 2SO lbs, barrel By car load
y -, by retail s. so.
PLOwS-Hertweck, Batter & Kuoerr.
Steel Plows, No. l, s. GO. No, =, 2 90 !;
No. 3, SO; No. 4, IL. BY the lot not
less than a dozen.
WAGONS-Hert Baltuer Knoerr,
make 23xS1 inch. llight two horsel tLim-
bic skeiu. $50 %; 3x9 inch, medium
thimble skeiu So 90; 8txl0inch, heavy
thimble sketn, $50 90; lsx9 inca, (medi-
um} iron axle, S57 90, l3Ki0inch, (heayy)
iron, axle, $50 90
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g Metropolitan Hotel. situated

he Metropolitan Hotel, situated
the North west corner Of State and
Eington streets. opposite Field, Lei
4 CO., has the advantage of n most
bntral location, and having recently fail
into the hands of Ira t. Swift, and
o Z. Rowland, as proprietors, we'll
own and experienced hosts, The house
gaining foFftseif character second to
bnc of its class in the city. These gen.
EIemen, upon taking possession, recently
Esscon iiDued all connection of the house
sith the sale of Intoxicating drinks. 1t
Es therefore the Grst of Chicago hotels TO
Set an example upon temperance princi-
Files Chicago STANDARD.
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JUpGE PErEEE. of Todd county, it
is said, will bs the Republican candi-
date for CIerk6f the Court of Appeals,
against Capt Tom Jones.
MAD DoGs-MAD SroNE-The pa
pars begin to give accounts of hydropho-
bia cases in different parts of the coun-
try. 1t is said that the mad stone will
cure the worst cases, by drawing the
poison out of the system. We don I know
whether this be true or not, but there are
many who believe irs and who have wit
messed practical illustrations. For the
good of the public we will state that there
is mad stone in Fulton county-In the
possession of the Ma idox family. Re
membsr this. and should case occur,
send it to State Line Station. N. s. n. w.
Railroad, TO Hardin Maddox, who has the
stone in possession. The stone viii not
be loaned out of the family.
The Hickman courier., 1874-04-04

EASTER BALL At City Hall Monday night.
r.osf.--A large brass door key. The
ender viii sge thankfully rewarded by
leaving at this Office.
BIRD CAoEs.-Biri cages of every va
riety. make and description, plain and
e-nS4nentai, at
J. ". CoEMAN & cos.
The dealers .nd rnaapFacturers, in
~hi,key, tobacco, and cigars, roouIj read
the IHteFnal Revenue notice in this issue
The Hickman Juvcnile Dancing
Club vii give q ball 3, City Hall, Friday
night
When the advertiser fails to state
the number Of Insertions desired, adver-
tisements Sill be published iii ordered
out
The MsyGeld Democrat announces
the marriage OF James Leggett, Of Buck
sku!, to sallie Drinkard, of Bucksnort
The couple shoa.d be dOubIy deer 70 each
other.
Our farmers planted more wheat this
year than il any year since the war, and
from WHIST We eau hear there is a splendid
prospect for good crop, as al say their
wheat is better LOOKING than eyer before.
A dancing master, named Beegsrs.
has been working up Henderson he
organized class in that place, collected
So in advance from each scholar, and then
'lit ont" The 6eggGTty scamp OVeH:Jor0
Aor.i.or.
RIvER--The river has commenced
recediug at this point again. The latest
news from all the upper rivers Is
favorable for graauNl decline. Our
''botton" farmers may now consider them
selves pretty safe, but not altogether so
The "8Liskey war" is now the ex
eiteEnent in Hickman. If man don't
want to ''spute" ne must stay in doors,
or go cut guarded by the police for pro-
lection difference Of opinion exists
80 70 the result Of the May election on
this question.
The Lebanon Herald puts it this
Wise: "Grant and Johnson are nov the
only men living who have occupied the
:. Presidential chair:
-
And they whose hearts are dry as sum
=. dust
Burn 10 the socket"
n The heavy frost Thursday morning,
damaged frsit greatly in this section.
ome think differently, but if it didn't
here is no use for frost TO try it any
Eoro-
upaE A. D. Kineman, addressed
kcolored people Wednesday night, at
Il colored Methodist Church, on the sub
f Temperance and prohi5ition. At the
pee Of the a idress, Elder Warren Thom-
opened the doors of the Colored Tenn
ice Society, aud several names were
= <Ented for membership.
The members OF the Hickman string
tand are TO give ball at City Hall next
4 Monday night. Splendid music and gay
= time promised.
fOLIcEs POLICE IT here IS squad
f>negroes, of every size, age, sex and
hSitioa, who consregate on jackson
pct, every evening, playing marbles.
eT1ng and using every kind of violent
ss, hoilowing, and making the street
only hideous, but sometimes danger
Is for ladies and all others. Our friends,
20 city officials, must protect us
The Hickman patrons of the Louis
Ksillc lottery concern have all drawn blanks
\ Hgai.- The coUniER told you not to in
vsst sone OF the boys got up bogus
dispatch on one Of our citizens, wednes-
day, by which be was made to believe that
zhd drawn the capital prize. He set
ID drinks free FOR an hour or so, un-
<hs happy 6eiusion was broken bS
The Hickman courier., 1874-04-04

AsL CtHL5.
& E.ecsure Ogs tSsc
~ na,ure. treatment and radi-
GSTE cal cure of Spermhtorrhna
RAA or Seminal Weakness, In
AlLk voluntary Emissions, Sexual
| E6w Debility, 4n3 lmPedimenis
to Marriage generality Ner-
riIE~pcZ vousness. Consumption, Epl-
lepsy and Fits; Mental and Physical In
capacity, resulting from Seif-A Abuse etc.
~ RopT, J. CULvEKwSLI, ". D., Author
y the Green Book" &c
The world-renOwned author in this all
rlirablc Lecture, clearly proves from his
own experience that the swful conss-
quences of Self Abuse may be eifectuaily
removed without medicines, and without
dangerous surgical operations, bougies
Instruments. rings or cordials, pointing
out mode of cure at once certain and
effectual by which every sufferer, no mat
ter what mis- condition may he. may cure
himself cheapiy, privately and radically.
This Lecture will provo boon to thou
sands and thousands
Sent under seal, TO any address. in
plain scaled envelope, on the receipt OF
six cents, or two postage stamps.
Also, DR. CulverwelIs Marriage Guide,
price 50 cents.
Address the Publishers.
CHAS J. Z. KLINE & CO.
~ Bowery, New York,
july26-ly P. O Box 1856.
The Hickman courier., 1874-04-04

A Kentucky farmer refused to look
at a sample sewing machine not loug
ago, as he always ''sewed wheat by
hand" He is related to the man who
did not want thrashiug machine on
his farm, "for," said he, give me
harness tug or barrel staVe, and |
can make my family toe the mark ao
cording TO law and scripter. &"
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SAMUEL -LANDRUN
General Insurance Agent.
ETCEAEAN, Ky,
Total Capital Represented -.

following
who haven mani ted OF
in oil
suran m
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Counct, Fsroceeeainxs.

HIcKMAs, KY, March 30, 1874.
Council met. Present-Mayor Tyler,
Counciimen Buchanan, Frenz, Harness
Kirk patrick, Landrnm and Roper. =
Minutes of proceeding meeting I'd q,
adopted and signed.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED
Tie Chairmen Of the Finance and Stree,
Committees reported the following &C
counts az correct and recommended their
payment:
~ D. Taylor, jail fees. $40 80; Pat
Judge, 6ll on Wellington st. So O0i Jno.
". Cole, 2 days as Street Commissioner,
- 90; John KingwOod, wagon and team,
day, "a co; Pat Judge, wagon and team,
| day, 81 90; W. Z. Plummer, wagon aad
team, day, 81 90; Jas. Barry, ] day s
worl. on streets. 81 SO; Mike Dillon, l
days work, 81 so; Jack Whalen, days
work. s. %; Dan Murphy, l days work,
81 so; John Brown, / days work, 81 so;
Bill Gardner, . days work. g 50; James
Barry, ST days work, 81 s.; Jack VIVA
zen, ) days work, 81 So; Thos. Steel, 2!
days work, So "a; Dan Murphy, I ! days
work, s6 IS Tol Mays, / day WORK 75ci
John Brown, days work, 81 80; Thos.
McDermot, days work. - so; Whitaker,
~ days carpentering, So 90; Albert Black
man. drayage, 81 90; Pat Judge, hauling,
work, SC, Sl3 10; W. T Lineback, axe,
81 so.
On motion, BE above accounts were Al
lowed
FrTITIoSs RECEIVED.
The petition Of sundry ladies Of Hick-
man, was presented, praying the Council
TO grant no more license to sell spirituous
ifeuEs until after the election in May.
Also. n petition of suudry taxpayers,
praying the Council TO continue 10 grant
such license, was presented On motion,
said petitions were received and ordered
i.sd.
COFFEE House LICENSE GRANTED.
on motion, coffee house license was
granted to H. F. Cheatham. for six mon lbs
from March 2S. Also, John c. Heinze,
for Is months, from April LIST, BY their
with the law in such cases.
ORDERED TO COLLECT LICENSE.
On motion, the City Clerk is hereby III
rected 20 collect license from all fish or
other boats or aoats, as the ordinances re-
quire.
SsDERED TO REPAIR Sidewalks.
On motion, the City Marshal IS hereby
directed TO notify all owners of property,
Oh the side walk from the northwest
corner OF the Planters, 10 the west end OF
SaInl Landrum's Lot IN West Hickman,
10 repair the y ene within ten days.
On motion, Council adjourned.
". a. BREyAND, City Clerk.
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sPECEAL NOTECEs.
Z LECTURE

TO YOUNG NNBHT :
Just Published, an Sealed Envel2Pe Erlee
The Hickman courier., 1874-04-04
temperance ce var.

Communications on either side of the
Temperance question should be handed
in by Wednesday morning to insure in
The Hickman courier., 1874-04-04

VALUABLE LAND Fon SALE.-Thc editor
of the Courier is authorized to sell, un-
conditionally, valuable body of land,
near HickmR-adjoining the farm of
Joshua Dodk, Esq. This land viii be
sold at reduced price, and on long time
if desired-a lien being retained the
land for purchase money.
There areAseveral clearings and i'm
proYements haugurated
aeA.The timber will more than pay an
enterprising man the price asked for the
land.
TERMS
One third cash, and the balance in one,
two and three years; notes to bear six per
cent interest, and lien on land 10 be re-
tanned for the purchase money.
All letters to the undersigned, at Hicx-
man win be promptly answered.
EI- There are about 1880 acres in the
body but it hoped TO form a company,
and cut it into smaller tracts, say 100
acres each, if desired by purchasers. For
further information,
Address,
GEO. WARREN,
Hickman, Ky.
Wocdville. Kr,
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C0luMtttlal.
HICk NAN COURIER OFFTcE,
Safnr1nN Anril & IN-4

~ n my -hUIii = tNf1
COHN-ear 6)o, shelied 81. delivered
al Hickman, 573 delivered OF bank OF the
river.
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E51O buy Hay, Corn, Brand, Oats and
III Fieli Seed of all kinds, cheap for
tsh, call on
Ssh DAVIS & TSEEIs.
tsrs our good Sugar, Coffee and No
ses, go see
DAVIS & IsLER.
II you wish Bacon, Lard and Flour,
cheap fo- cash, so see the boys.
DAVIS s. ISLEG.
II yeu want Limo and Cement 10 plaster
) our houses and eistern, we keep it on
hand, cheap for cash,
DAVIS & ISLER.
If you want Salt Cor 81 90 per bar. the
boys have it.
To sell your Cotton aad produce for
SfE bring IL,
DAVIS & IsLER.
4 II you want your Cotton stored or ship
he'd, never mind what others tell you,
fring il to Bob Davis and Dick Is!er, they
Ire the boys to do il.
|Ef you wish cash advanced on produce
store. are the boys to furnish il,
|Ep-il4-2w LAWS < ISLER.
The Hickman courier., 1874-04-04

EASTER BALL At City Hall Monday night
rosf.--A large brass door key. The
nder viii sse thankfully rewarded by
'eavirg At this Office.
BlRD CAors.-Bird cages of every va
riety, make and description, plain and
ernz4nentai, ct
The Hickman courier., 1874-04-04

coFrxE noUsE LIcrNsE GRANTED.

On motion, coffee house license was
granted to H. F. Cheatham. for six months
from March ~. Also, John e. Heinze,
for Is months, from April LIST, By their
complying with the law in such cases.
The Hickman courier., 1874-04-04

Council met. Present-Mayor Tyler,
counciimen Buchanan, Frenz, Harness,
Kirk patrick, Lsndrnm and Roper =
Minutes of proceeding meeting I'd q,
adopted and s;gned.
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yecdville, Ky,
The Hickman courier., 1874-04-04

VT are auihorized to annnHnee y. "
HuBEsr, 81 a candidate for the offoe ol
Assessor o. Fulton county Mt the ensuin 81
election.
We are authorized TO announce NJ. on
GAsEINs, as candidate for Assessor II
Fulton county, at the ensuing eleetion-
we are authorized 20 announce Mr|
JoHs x. FIELDS, ne a candidate for Asses
sor Of Fulton county At tie ensuing eleoi
tion.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-01
TRIBUTES TO JONATHAN sTURGEs.

The death of Jonathan Sturges has caused
q great deal OF regret in commercial circles where he
was 90 long and favorably known. Wiiiami Nelson,
Secretary OF the Importers and Grocers' Board OF
Trade has called meeting OF merchants for to-day at
poon In the OF the Association for the purpose
OF adopting appropriate resolutions expressive OF sS
pathy for the loss experienced in his death II Is ex
peeted that all the members OF the Board Will close
their stores at 23o D. H. for the purpose OF attending
the funeral
Alta special meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF the
Illinois Central Railroad Company. held at the COM
pany's Office yesterday. the President informed the
Board OF the death OF Mr. 5turges one OF It's members
The following minute was thereupon directed 10 Oe
entered in the book of records and It was ordered tha
copy signed By President and Secretary be sent 10
his family:
This Board regret the death Of Jonathan
Stury and ioI most OF me pe
energy for i Ia common Sh nose
business IN charitable and re oas m
teprses and Circles nrnt hin one who o more
than aty character eminent Tor integrity anu
beuevoeuce-
We tender 70 the Mr. stuves the expression Of ou sincere
While feel tuat al lS TRENDS a-'e
the sure consolation given b. hs honorable record ad hs M o s
NlAsON " hSHi' i'e'-'S-
/. A. CArLIS, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-01
THE CoNsTiTUTONALITY OF THE CONNECTICUT
INSURANCE. LAW SUSTAINED

NEw-HAvEN, Nov. 30.-This afternoon Judge
Bradley OF the Probate Court aud Judge Beardsey Of
the Superior Court delivered opinions the question
OF the consttuonahty OF the Connecticut law
ing life companies raised by a special plea Of
the American National Life and Trust Insurance Com
pany on application Of the Insurance Commissioner
for appointment of trustee over the same. The
Judges agreed that the enactment CONSTITUTIONAL
ana an order ISSUED citing the Company and Com
missioner before the Probate Court for hearing next
Monday at 10 a. IL. Counsel for the Company gave
tice tnat they would appear that dAy aud ask for
delay The pToceedinss. The Conmssioaer has ~.
ready made eom piete investigations, the second
bing the request OF tie dissatisfied directors Tie
same r. susos were reached IN both.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-01
CHICAGO FIRE RISKS.
MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE
NATIONAL BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS

MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE
NATIONAL BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS.
A meeting of the Executive Committee of
the National Board Of Underwriters held yesterday
at the rooms OF the Board. No. l56 Broadway Prcsi
dent Oakley superintendent Montgomery, Mr. CrowelI
OF the Phenix Mr. Ross Of the Queens Insurance Com
paues and the other members Of the Committe OF In
specton who went TO Chicago were present After the
formal opening Of proceedings the report OF the Com
mitee was presented and made the subject OF discus
sion meeting lasted for an hour more but adj
journed TO meet to-day when the report will be
made the subject OF further deberaOn No clue 10 the
contents OF the report furnished and the Committee
stated that no information would be published until the
report formally given to the community.
Upon the return the dele gates appointed 10 partici
pate In the deliberations OF the Convention Of Chief
Engineers held in Louis, they made report to ;he
Board concluding follows: Before closing. the Com
mittee call your attention the Importance OF request
ing the Local Boards OF Underwriters to CO.
operate heartily with their respective Chief Engineers
and invite their attendance at their regular meetings
The Committee are confident that the Underwriters will
these gentle to be able TO give them much yau
able information i'm pOrtant subjects.
Your Committee think that these Local Boards should
be advised 10 Use prompt ascertain what
defects exist the Fire Departments and Water supply
OF their several locations and give active aid to the
Heads the Department in all Efforts remedy such
deficiencies 1t would be well II the Local Boards
ported office OF the National Board all defects
that may to their knowledge.
The Committee also suggest TO the Executive Commit
the propriety OF establishing bureau TO obtain in
formation respecting the Fire Departments OF all the
and cities and to convey TO the several insurance
companies members Of the National Board. all informa
ton OF interest respecting these departments TO the end
that they may be governed thereby in their business
and their secured In obtaining necessary reforms
Respectfully submitted, GEO. T. HOPE.
JAMES VI. RANKIN.
HENRY II. HALL
New-York tribune., 1874-12-01
A NEW SUGGESTION.

70 tAs Edttor OF The Trfoun&
SIR: Why cannot the intelligence recorded
every day In The IRIBUSE be permanently prestr'edt
Il may oe sad that the newspaper form Is the most
eeeoonicaI aud adhered TO because It popu-
LAR and by securing greatest number II readers you
arc asang good. Grant that; yet there is so
much really valuab Bile. useful and important informA-
ton IA every days ssae. which shoud IN such form
that the printed natter soud b. bound and pre-.
served, that hs eerttialy worth whiie 10 consider
whether. with the enlarged fAe4lies In The TRIBUsEs
new establishment, with yoar ssi energy You
cvuld Dot publish edition daily In hook form. Let
tae size o the page be say of half the eneth of yoar
columns. with three colliuu ~ ~ the page. NJ.
yorsv GHy, Nov. Is, Lot4-
New-York tribune., 1874-12-01
PANICS AND CRISES.
,rcr1rRE OF PROF. BoNAMY PRICE.

LECTURE OF PROF. BUNAM1 FhICE@
now NATIONS BECOME POOR IMITATION DE-
srRUCTIoN OF cAPrTL-ABoMINABLE ABSURD
I11Es OF POPULAR BELIKF-TEsTs OF CAPrrAL-
PROTECTION IN AMERICA EQUIVALENT TO THE
POOR LAW IN ENGLAND.
Prof. Bonamy Price of Oxford University lectured
At steinway Hall on the Causes of Financial Pan
ics and Crises" it being the second lecture OF the
distinguished Englishman in this country. All the
seats in the hall were by means filled. but the
body of the house was occupied by select audi
ence. The lecture was given under the auspices OF
the Mercantile Library Association. Among the
prominent gentlemen seated on the stage were A. l.
Stewart, Gen. Gilmore, Cyrus W. Field, r. r. Mar
bury. Col. Richard Lathers, and Prof. Van Amrynge
of Columbia College. The lecturer was introduced
with a few graceful words by the chairman Samuel
Putnam and began:
New-York tribune., 1874-12-01
CRIMINAL MATTERS IN DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON, Nov. S0.-One of the jurors in
the trial Taylor. who acquitted OF the nurer ~
Mackey at Ne castle Friday, states that the jsry
bad poed the rendition OF the verdict. tour Of
te,r number wOaId have refused their a-aeut - r..
After fasting So hours. they agreed rctnsiu sihzt
le veruict. Duj H hrdl
ally would sis-. gresd wit.A the majority
TIE trial OF AarUn h. Woodward. iur klling q l-py
naDed Llikeus lie stealing ebrstlutS, l,ox 10
progress Newcastle. LIE lary b ossi aI.nos
entirely or farrts No sJ DpaithIze with wuUI sard
cefendIns LIS pTOpe1y iiUua Eubs -, ..alau -
lag greatly annoy luIs ysl
New-York tribune., 1874-12-01
WARNING TO STAGE PRoPRIEToRs.

Charles Brunell and John T. Marshall, re-
specuvciy the superintendent and OF the proprie
tors of the Fourhavenue line. who were convict
ed In the Court OF General Sessions few days Of
cruelty animals IN using sick, disabled horse
brought before Judge Sutherland yesterday for
Their counsel Col j. K. Fellows tmovcd trsil
and arrest or Judgment, bat Was denied. Brunei
nnrd e25a. Marshall 500. The nnes paid
prlsooers discharged
New-York tribune., 1874-12-01
VIGILANCE OF cUsroM.HousE OFFICERS.

In spectors Young and Wallace discovered
yese,day the White Star wharf eight large bales Of
DesShaAdase which had been DISCHARGED on Saturday
Ass frvo Gelic. and which on
manifest Of the vessel Upon examination the marks
found exactly similar those OF eleven
Of addressed furs which the manifest for
Brush Of his city but ouy three Of which had been d
charged By the shp This of marks and the
number bssnS The ssme - ths misAns sssss Of furs