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READY-MADE CLoTHING at low prices for sale
by Z. d. SPENCE L Son, merchant tailors, 1900
IN ar
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CANDIDATES JoR orPIcR should have their
tickets printed at the Dspatea ONCE.
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RESPONSE TO TIE CALL OF
= = 'ii'E -. - ollu~ my name TO be used in
''''a "ala |h- uiIi,t. Of CITY SERGEANT
80 &'Ii"n'hH. ;uuu!cipal election, now re-
"'"at.,. IL: c4nGida:e e for that Office.
.. ne '".asaon OF ,.le nominating c0nven-
14t s,r., ne support Of The citizens Of Rich
-. join Ii. GkEhEEk.
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GLOVES, sUsPENDEKs uASDKERCHGEFs, and all
other gcutl-nen's furnishing goods, for sale ss
low prices by E. q. SPENCE Il son.
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AxAw ALLOTMENT Of the latest styles Of Para
soils just received at LEVY BaorHIRs'.
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FINE BLUE FASNEL SUITS for sale low by e.
SPENCE s. SON.
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I've, nss.'su cHrvror zoe y.rd at LEVY Rno.

an NEE young msn vino drew prise
ous OF the Norfolk enserpris
s,aoe up bis mind to take trip
Far on to Lyuchburs on min.
of course he needed supply
Ol what . traveller should buy.
He went 10 SCHAAP's and bought c.re
Umbrella, Studs, and Ring and Chain.
box Cigars, some Books TO read,
Some Collars, Gloves which he did need.
In fact, be found most any thing
What comfort 10 his soul could bring.
lie wants everybody 10 20 10 ScIIAAP'G, Il 4O2 Main.
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4HE VOTERS OF RICHMOND
."-riz"u-: ! am an independent candI-
-. .'.r rtli - uf CITY SERGEANT. and ,ol-
~.Gra%"a, i!:,: been fairly defeated two
."t' 7A"ulA not row Ue Il candidate.
Very respectfully.
80 GEORGE 4. HUMIDITY.
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.RIIHhOND TRUNK FACTORY, cor
e post-otNce Manuiact0ry of ali STYLES Trunks:
.. si>; arc styles iaies' Trunks: gentlemen's gu
" %; '|.-ather Trunks. Cheap Tray-Trunks a spe-
,''" N"s YORK price,. Old Trunks repaired and
= a." s"od u. new. New covers put on cheap.
ny I-p' ! IN JAMES MOTIFS
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NEW STYLE OF LINEN AND PAPER COLLARS for
sale by K. u. SPENCE II soS.
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FANCY CASHMERE SUITS for sale low by B. 3
SPENCE & sOS.
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ENGLISH HALF HOSE, 81 per doz:n, for sale BY
(. B. SPENCE & SON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-15

EEcK-wEAR of all the new styles for sale low by
Z. Is. SPENCE Il SON.
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HAVE YOUR CLOTHING AID SHIRTS made to or
der by L. q. SPENCE X SOE, merchant tailors.
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,,rvNUNWE.ALTIi'> ATTORNEY OF
| .# s.-E uF Rl[HNpNp.--Thc diStin-
&C.. .- =. - lis office having declined Ia
:. -. .... .!,'.aI.. ar-t:N aNu"nucc nNSelt 10
49, -.-;1..., So, :. C-uoi,lats a. the LEX: tlcc-
.. .-t..,.,'r,. II CtHnrN~tALIU'> Al
g.\.E -. The tlTN OF RICHMOND, sub
-. ..-.t,.a.. Il lie Conservative ConveI'i"n.
,-.,. ROBERT q. SCOTT.
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7. - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
| $685. .yi.c ,u.i..a! :. reelection 10 :he cfice
O. ~ .NNEAIiL'> ATTORNEY for the
{. .s.na3. .:avc tAe honor 10 aunouGce
-. ...... :..:c i,- INA: office, subject TO the
.... . s.... Conservative Nominating Conycn-
! ., .-.n..t> "iiici;,l position. have no past
: -..... respectfully ASK That You wall. Dy Your
. -.... .... ~..u- municipal election, give lie
: .> '.' "saa" Tie future 4 past s.tisfsc-
, .... ..-- .c-. lL@ 70 myself. Very truly.
- ..'. /, v MEREDITH.
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.'.... iTl >iHGEANT.-Thc subScri-
....-.. 81: ANNOUNCES himself candidate
......... 600: tttl Etr (. 4 IT, subject - the
., -. .r..ri +. L. COOK.
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SHIRTS made TO order, ard 4 perfect ft Susran
ted or no sale, by L. b. SpESCE Sos.
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BLACK sTRlrxp GREKAp1xR at LEVY Bro
THHRs'. =
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STRIPED SILKS at 90c- sAds1 q yard at LEVY
n
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Rithmond 1ispatrIt.

81 THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE CoMBINRD
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEwsrArERs OF THE CITY.
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WASH roPLn lesc. yr4 =. LEVY Bno-
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TRUASES, sUPPORrERs, DC.
HARD-RUBBER TRUoSEs,
y ABuoYISAL SUPPORTERS,
ASDPILE PIPES

Pe,Ief. comfort. and cure for hrp!UHs, fEaALs =
,-...~r.,ps ard pi.Es Unlike al otser appH.
,nr., known, will never rust linber' orsas. euas,
s'i, nor no;s from piacs-irdestrnctitle- Inc sns
s,eel spriug, being coated vi h hard rubber, sns'
cool c:esuly used in bathing. httai to f'f sa sas.
yersaIy recon nen5ed by all SURGEONS - INC
m..hsnical supports known. send ior psup. paaas,-
E.taolisnmen,s 1871 Ches.ns' ssM Yers. e Complete
ptn.,1,aar @ for sale, with careful ssu,ers
MEADE BAN Gis' sp lS.3la
rENTLENEN'S WEARING APfAsE,Ei.. is,isi.
or 1'ExSEO In the very best siy,es i,asne.s iaasss
Dresses 1e rsslerea 70 ,aa .hst dlssase XXI Kid
or dyed WI Win na hers d, ed st
ee''uM McKENNEY's STE Al n prsttm .,r.st Mar ifra Eth
ap Sam nrs~-- aar~..--. -
WEBBING AND ylsIrisI-IaanD9 aa.ss,
w ls.utiIuI, at the Dispatch trinna<'saoas1e
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NIX ELASTIC STOCKINGS.
." f9i sale by bDDLkER BROTHERS.
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nyxsoITrIoys a PARTNERSHIPS.
nyues AND s1EDHCIsES.

FLORIDA AGCE PILLS will cure chlls
L and fever without the use OF either qulnlne,
mercury or arsenic; and no Enp'esst,, sst, tneG eud
nronipt For sale by ROBERT LEGk1, boilE-
kER RROTHtRS, 5. E. DOVE. BSRklAN &C
MCpIIaIL, and Druggists generally.
i-2tk
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GarAr BARGAINS in Dress Good. at Lsvr Bao-
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IN.I> Il. pECUE. for HIGH CON
y >..rs.s. -g..-c; - Conservative Nominating
..' nv 7-Sl*
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FXTRACT OF CISSAMPELOS PAREl-
T. IA AND BUCHU-reliable ia aliayipg paIn
siutnishing Inflammation and irritability ef ashe
bladder, removing distractions from the kione;s,
ureyeptirg the formation CT stone. ana cnn'E
Chronic diseases of the Uriuary passages uissxse
Of she kidneys and bladder, cacusogs auscuous
,rd .rrcnd, nt diseases ia esher hex-f0r sale ~
IL. s,iT s. K. DOVE. Richinosd. Va
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IS nr MANCHESTER, support
i. ..0 .y,,:,rnl\ 1, an the fourih Thurs
" ,rN >tENEtNI' ~,
Nf1 ~. ,crr...cu; Hrditsic, subject to The
80 q. .... - IL, 81 .!tt polls.
X r<|rerrS"..,:!c poor msns friend
=, r, - :,aItIrIst fGT i9s f9s',,|ssp Is spn
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A-nrEES NE JEFFERSON

m" UENIESr OF MANY NO-
! r.- ,, 80 -,rncc myself candidate
y ....-. a. - ..,'F OF TRE PEACE :oy
) ... ,.. r.-y ~ he decision OF The Con-
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Ninth. Families, pic-nics. excursions, furnished
cheap. All goods delivered free.
BLACK AND WHITE STRIPED SILK.-A fresh lot
just received from the New York auction, at LEVY
BROTHERS..
GoTo13OO MAIN STREET and examine Spencer
s. SONS stock before buying your clothing and fur-
nishing goods.
GAUZE UNpERSLlRTS.-A large stock OF nice
guuze undcrshirts at very low prices, for sale bJ L.
Is. SPENCE & SON.
PEMBROKE SHIRTS-the best lting Shirt In the
market-for sale at low prices by E. 3. sPHscR %
son.
READYMADE CLoTiuSe at low prices for sale
by Z. 3. SPENCE L Son, merchant tailors, l30o
Main street.
FINE BLUE FASSEL SUITS for sale low BY e. B.
SrgSCE SON.
FANCY CASHMERE SUITS for sale low by 3. B
SPENCE & son.
EEcK-wEAR of all the new styles for sale low BY
z. B. SPENCE Il son.
NEW STYLE OF LINEN AND PAPER COLLARS for
sale by K. Is. SPENCE II soS.
HAVE YOUR CLOTHING AID SHIRTS made to or
der by L. q. SpESCE& SOE, merchant tailors.
SHIRTS made TO order, ard perfect ft Susran-
ted or no sale, by (. b. srESCE s. Sos.
ENGLISH HALF HOSE, 81 per doZ N, FOR sale D!
L. b. sPeXCE ( son.
GLOVES, sUSPENDERS. uASDKERCHtEFs, ana all
other gcutl-men'S furnishing goods, for sale IS
low prices by E. q. SPENCE Il son.
PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS made 10 ORDER
by z. B. SPENCE 4 SON.
JEAN DRAWERS. best make, and warranted 10 ht,
for sale by Z. B. SPENCE & son.
UMBRELLAS aud wALKING-CANEs. Large stock
i...Y u g
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SALES FROM q O'CLOCK p. ". To CLOSE oP Busi-
NESS, O'CLOCK p
THURSDAY, Jan 29-P. N.

THURSDAY, Jan PIP. N.
The general stock speculation has been duh
and uuinteresting is usual on a,midsummer day,
and the number of shares which have changed
hands hardly more than equals one-half the usual
daily transactions of late In fact the bull move
ment seems to hang fire temporarily at least yes
the bears lack the pluck to sell short to any eonsid-
cradle extent aud when they do sell at all it is be-
lieved that they with judicious promptDess
upon slight provocation. As to the bulls they
talk as confidently of further considerable
advance in prices but don't seem disposed, ap-
parentiy to increase their holdings just now the
market IS duh, dismal and slightly downward.
While the bulls all seem to be entirely confidence
that Congress will iuhate the currency Ia the ex-
tent at least of legalziDg the issue of the entire
amount of the S44Oo0OO0 legal-tender reserve
they act Is though they would little
rather see that actually done before increasing the
loads which they are now carrying. The market
opened at about the closing prices of yesterday. with
Erie the most conspicuous exception, that stoc6
having dropped of point during the night. Rock
Island also opened ! per cent lower. and Ohio and
Mississippi and Pacific Mail each t0wer. Qa0taP
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rtNHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOi. 1874
WILL BIZ READY IN FEW DAYS.

tNHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOr 1874
WILL READY IN A FEW DAYS.
VI addition 10 the
CALgSUAR AND ASTRONOMICAL PAGES
VII
TIE LATEST ELECTION RETURNS 81 STATES. COUNTIES,
AND TOWNS
ABSTRACT OF L. & LAWS
TABLE or APPROPRIATIONS MADE FOR THE CURRENT
YEAR.
FOREIGN TRADE or GREAT BarTAIE. u. s, AND CANADA.
RAILROAD STATISTICS
CHRONICLE OF EVENTS AND OBITUARY RECORD OF 1873.
TABLES OF WEIGHTS, MEASURES AND COINS
THB TRANSFORMATIONS QUESTION
VALUABLE STATISTICS OF TnB TEAFFIC or TRUNK
RAILROADS AND CANALS.
NETWORK sHERIFFs AND COUNTY CLERKS.
CONSTITUTION or THE UNITED STATES
COMMITTEES or THR L. s. CONGRESS-.
much valuable Political ana ot4ts'cAl iSoMAlon
PTos 70 cents, eopes ios IL.
1BB TRIBUNE
EesYork
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Chic 4 Aitaa
lOu...... 100
100. t3 100
yY Sh 4 Hart K
l5.......I1y
StL ca y Pet
800. ..bs. 81
AID 1 SusqnthAna
To-. b.. 90
Han 4 NJ Jo
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TIIE BOOK FOR THE DAY
L EYELl ONE SHOULD HAVE 1T.
THE PROSTATE ,STATE-HOW NEGRO GOV
ERNMENr RULES IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
BY THE HON J. : PIKE or MAINE.
Lately United Siaies Minister o iague.
elaborated from Of letin originally written for
TsE TsrBrsE universal
PRODUCTION o5vsr. calm sbJ thorough and
graphic Mr. Pike has subjected the political prob
OF South Carolina sharper
before described marvel
u,y style. Pnee ONE DOLLAR For sals al The TnbuHe
OGce
Send ose Dollar AMI The volume ~ be Forwarded by mail Address
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G oparlnrrsnip Noutfs.

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
Il g. W. BILLS
Commission has this dy
limitation. Mr. w. ELLIS alone sGtbonI.d the
tIm hlmd4t,ot. a. W. ELLIS.
h,n Ivgb. Jap. 81, ls74 v. MuIIk
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Chances tor bnslness Ellen

4 LITERALLY paying REAL ESTATE and
"A LOAN BUSINESS established bargain eonequeacs
protraeted Illness also trts MANUFACTURING
BUSINESS; hre e,sh down BARDBSBERGH l24l Broadway
L'OR SALE-At q great bargain, an estab-
LIe capital eqi~d Sal. cash basiDes
UNION HARDWARE Co.. 100 Chamber ST., Nexlork
WANTED-An active person, with capital
w OF $4,000 for business giving bsedt per
Inquire L. A. 4. Tribune once
WANTED-ro purchase or lease, Paper
w Mil complete order with podueiur sboot
81 paper day Addes, o. Boz 467 Nes Yori ti,,
NVANTED-By member of the n. Y Stock
w kIchaLSt partner active special
Tbiny thousand Dolsra Railroad Boas specially address
J. h. Boz 10 Tribune Once
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passengers treated like human beings ana NOT IKE
cattle and provided with mattresses ana pilows ana
with separate for women and families nome OF
the foreign lines, far know, have sucn clean
deren and comfortable arrangements Tor tnls CLASS OF
passengers Ten life boats carried by each ship ana
besides, ten metallic life rats with c0ilpart
ments for bread aud water. In case an accident
should happen with full complement OF pas
sengers on board, every sOnl could DC
Kept afoat the RATS In the boats. This Is some
ing that be said OF other steamers crossing
the Atlantic. The boats carried by foreign steamers
would not hold Onehaf OF the people board when the
seerage packed with emlgrans. The reighs OF tne
hne are about the nature "a those carried ny
the steamers that run 10 New-YOrk-wheat, corn
cotton tobacco. cheese apples, pork. smoked meats
ana lard chiefly outward voyages, and miscellaneous
foreign merchandise The trips. The facilities
for transferring freight rom the cars to the Steamer
ana vice versa, without the expense or handling ahu
warehOusing, are decided advantage Most OF thc IN
portatiOns for Philadelphia merchants. put OF hle
Chicago, Louis and Cincinnati merchants are patIon
ling he line. The time between the Capes or te Dt
aware Queenstown is little over nine DAYS IN iaT
weather Ia the fact fBat le distance ~ dDOut
100 miles greater than from NcwIOTk this is very fast
ana has been excelled by only few OF he hhglsh
vessels
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charge Of ,ssung Castle Of the Suefeenh Precinct she had
them the people seoons and hrsiav.
At the Essex Market Police Court Yesterday. Jus,
Birby held Bernard No. l36 Aorneyst SlOoV bal
receiving goods MARY Doo sh9s. pr,nss
No. 80 Of cloth stolen from efs 20
Canast vas held 10 ~ bail Tor receiving stolen soodA
In the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
james aud Henry Snppe Charles Woods and John unnT we're 81
sgned the - DEM, hofi fl
stealing slO worth u and - ia money snsc- haffs bs
them - 600 bail each willow cif siten1n feet
paoing his beat N Tenhave, Irsnt' oh
by hre " whom baNf0 Drs
No so West Twenty stabbed he isoe with penkn
lie arrested DeirT Who hc4 $1,000 bail VIZ
Mccarthy fully stealing amber from ). irn6e
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday, be-
fore City Judge sutherland JOIN Damn member Of The Pefers
IniOn indeed with Daus and Geof-e RED f isssntns
hehse Bowler, Bos ,IiaaF
sixth June IS sn1 sei bv Dunn
Bowler
Ffrnuthst be attacked std
stabbed urso1rr The
conA the snow alba krAiror
and Assistant brei-Atory Alsn
prosecution. The hT Igr ,i1elnd
The and retired shout Do haii bouf tsy
battery. va thea rensnlei 'ps
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toned az remarkable fact that in case has an i'm
poster been assisted The attempt mas been made
several times, but the applicant has been thwarted Oy
his neighbors who grateful for the assist
ance extended to them that they would not see the so
ciety imposed upon by the unworthy society OF Ia
dies make up garments that may be required by the
SICK poor These garments 20 be delivered upon the
requistlon OF the ladies' Visiting Committee.
Miss NJ l. ChOate, the drectress, speaks or the EN-
cient assistance OF her associaef aud acknowledges
how much Their deep interest in the work mas contrib
ued 10 ITS complete The fidelity and zeal Of
the attendant in charge OF the kitchen the past year IS
also commended. DIR. j. w. Brennan, one OF the phys
olans OF the Demilt DlspensaTy IN letter TO Mrs CID
bons' speaks or the etkchen, after thorough expert
ence IN ts workings favorable thar some OF
MS expressions NAV be read with interest as showing
the true work that has been done. he saws
Tie chet defect most charitable societies Is the delay
ana uncertainty OF obtaining supplies from them nave
known patients TO die while waiting for promised ana
expected sccor; ana in many other cases n has come
too laIe The certain and Immediate relief afforded by
the Diet-kitchen gives IL an advantage over most
other Institutions Of the kndln advantage which per
hnp can only he fully appreciated by the poor shverlng
starving recipient. trust your association viii be en-
aDied Ia establish other Kitchens sOOn particularly as
we must anticipate nard Winter. when no DOUBT the
dem Ed for relief will be unusually great, taxing 70 the
utui Il every charitable society,"
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DECIsIONs-JULY 10.

Ssprcme COri-Chd abTs-By Judge DonOhue.-
Co seabar e aGrantei memorandum MAJ
Schepeier.-Opnon Bral at C'aIr-henoTanlun
Lswreuceieaheton "a Hestteron- hoion ien'd
OclC a. lacate o.
deuied bail renced Hosgsnd Asnho
denied With go costs bail rciaed %
0OOO; opinion Middleton GanneThoon 10 continue m
Junction granted SO ABIDE the event eeranauin
DnAespe kopL-lienOuduu- Merritt
GuoMemoranduns Tor counsel TAYLOR AIT stats Motion 20 re-
re
Heshertou.- In tie
Crombf.The andnn
Monieyerir WisoHMonoH gra8tc with
f.O ordered.
SPECIAL I,rIa-Bg judge Van Brunt-Dougs AIT Douglas Imp
son et a. agt Mitchell e a--Ica1aaigns io1 counsel
Common Pieds-SDecidi Ierm-Bv Judge Van BTunt.
In the Baxter hcSor
Mor1s Wntnerl>ee llas Foster az Hoy.
MO.On granted Injunction continue.
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS


Europe Queenstown aul Lerpoo per steamship lesho
D. Mail co ed AZ DE fost
2,p. STEAMSHIP s a. p NJ from lieT No. 40 ~ X
bv Moro Castle eoe at - ~
Supplementary Mail closed az the PostOhee - -iO - ID ses
sul9 4 8 p u. ron Pier No - - r.
NEDNESDAl. JULY -.
anu LIVERPOOL crime Sehnsha
/ Supplementary Nal - Closed Al ue r"sS
Office 2.iJ steamlD sails Al p H. Ion N4A@' D"NA
For German direct Swiss aud Mail Bremen BY steamship
We.e- mails close VI. Supplementary Mail j. closed AZ ihs
Po,tOhcr $50 steaEhp sa- at p H. ZION iei '"'
THURSDAY. JuLY 10
Mails VIA Pyupuh ,heO1fg AMI anhnrg 1
m Supplementary Mai j. c.os' al iH'
postOfce l:lJ steamship sails az NJ ron per 1905 %
Ms Tor Havana direct; BY steamship CITY q close at m
A Supplementary M4li he foDLce al -.io I o,@-
snip sails a D. from Per No. y K
rRIDAl. july II.
N II, u,yti C,raeos yenem,s &C. by steamship CarbeL
II Steamship sails 20 TO- RON Firf 10 "a y Il
ouudland close az tue Ne"-loA Fo'Foh'e e' 41
~ p U.s. 80 SATURDAY Jr1Y g
Mail. for Soutb Pa tic aud The steamship g"
Supplementary Mall "a close al 20. "~
Office Al II a. as at IL NJ from Per no y " -
close Supplementary Nal = SiOsi a. Sg is''-'
an 2 40 D m steamship 3 IRON Pier No - y H.
Mas, Ireland 0usenso~u AAa asstVoo f
steaushp Celtic ESQ steansAp sails Al iA
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-14
INGENIOUS LEGAL METHODS.

A trick of convicted criminals TO shorten the
term of their confinement in the Pententiary,
properly, perhaps. device Of their counsel, was ex
posed Yesterday before Judge Lawrence in Chambers OF
the Supreme Court. IL that a man named Booth
was convicted in the Special Sessions about
months ago and sentenced half a years imprison-
rnent in the Penitentiary. On March 10 he taken
out and brought before Judge Of the Supreme Court
on a writ ~ haDeas corpus, In order that as was
claimed the consttutOnaty Of the Police Justice act
might DE tested decision adverse 10 the prisoner
being received, the case carried 10 the Court OF
Appeals aud the prisoner, pending the action or that
coIrr was allowed 70 remain In the TJmbs instead OF
belng sent back to the Penitent.ary. Now, the six
Mr. Hummel of Howe & Hummel went into court yes
terday aud ravey asked for the prisoners discharge
TIE District Attorney promptly opposed this and III
formed Judge Lawrence that II old and frequent
trick 20 shorten sentences by the prisoners into
the rounbs pretende writs OF haOeas corpus.
Judge Lawrence said that there were on au average
nine out OF OF these which were fraudulent
IN this respect. Mr.. Hummel Indignantly repudlated
the lmputatlOn that there trick IN thls particular
lie said the papers before Ills Honor showed tat
this case taken 20 Albany ana there argued. The
Judge at Supreme Court Endorsed the habeas corpus
isoner reInaDded' and II the officer III charge took
LIN the TJmbs Instead OF the Peniteutary has the
unfortunate prisoner suffer three months additional
mprl Il not the pr.soaer fault that he
was taken 10 the Pententiary,
Judge LAWRENCE having replied that he would con-
slider the application, Mr. Hummcl said b" Here was
another ease, the case OF Thompson. am ready to
argue, tut tho 10 not aud consent To
adjournment III % cases out OF loo the delays are
caused by the District Attorney. Inc counsel are
always prepared with their case"