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Three good residences in this city. Imme-
diate possession given.
l59-dtf STEAGALL eco,
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Wanted.

A few hundred dollars old city scrip, at
d2dlt DALLAS CITY BANK.
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NOTICE.

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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
The vol known propcr'y:lsnown IA Tho
aCrutchneId House,"

n the city of Dnllas, IL offered nj private
alo. For terms, Inquire OF
0eO. W, BAYLOR, or
JAS. o. CllUTCIlFlELD'
pallns, Nov. %, lS7l, .iou''
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NOTICE.

DALLAS, MARCH 10, 1874,
Mr.. r. A. McMurtray this day becomes an equal
Partner in Arm Having disposed ofour Books and
Stationery propose to open in connection with
large stock O. rURN4 rURE frst-class stock of
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE,
for Wholesale and Retail trade. Thanking friends
and the public generally for their Liberal patron
age in the past, with enlarged capital and increased
we propose for the cash to give oustomers
as good bargains as any house in Texas.
9TMAC+AIsIs CO.,
CORNER ELM AM Aos'iN 'i"|Hi9' DANlAn iiAAs.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-18
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY Nov. 17-Tn the Court of Appeals, present
the Church Chief Judee Allen Foer Rap
Pao, Audrews and Johnson Tuesday Nov H. 1874 Decisions
Judgment ag. william Edgar
all sg William
West Brooe and Cory Railroad Company AonIo Dutch N Abrs
judgment ordered the cost to abide
The Farmers Bank OF Fayetteville MarhslL
or sI.eG wa People re- e1 rel rIe.%sye AT The
The NeS.lmk Juvenile Asylum.
wn H. Ference The efPSs ' m sn M Si The People
Judgment Of General and special Term and assessment
e Taxes and Of the City Of NewIors The People
gment on report of referee
sged with eOstThe Marine National Bank The SsOnA CITY
.ss a I So 1se. r.. as n ID Te @
denied with $40 cosIhe Manhattan Brass Manufae
Motion dismiss granted with $40 cOstJsmes Ward
dismiss appeal with SIC Schoy,
e % peS ' B. GneS .Io e MO
retire the case to the calendar: motion deuiei
gs;Gs s a. 70 en- Ss SG granted condition
No s2-enry Morgan appellant ,rt Francs slidr al re-
strike Tie tie c.eId
apPsiant sgt John C. Clark respondent
uIn io rssgunen o. ine psu's submitted lOr noh ae
pOndent-MOon for areagdment Of the points submitted a
No q -kdsad h. Ho respondent The M.yor &C. appel
Appeals from Ordc-NO 74-Jnn NJ DOyehil RESPONDENT ag
Hiram L. sudan Ct 81 aPpe,s BY H. r seO Of counsel
kn 20 % 1 I aS. 1 d iPssS
No t7-Roberi Goee sg Tbom.. McMsnus appel
sut Argued by A. RegDer OF COUNSEL for appellant submitted
No 63Appoone aardor respondent .g Muroc
lsuato ETC. ct sppesntAued by F. g. Mcdonald Of
No 269Ohn Knapp Respondent sgt Abraham CoDger appel
No 7Srhos A. Hort al respondents R. W. Cubdge
No 10 ameine Mapes respondent,
& aS Sa BY tor S + " len h'eA
a'S 30. 81 iS r. ''
New-York tribune., 1874-11-18
MUNICIPAL LTTIGATIONs.

Among the many suits against the city for
payment alleged services rendered is that OF Ptman
against Mayor ETC., for fees Commissioners In
street opening The arguments heard yesterday in
Supreme Court Chambers, before Judge Donohue The
defense that OF the fees claimed are payable to
George H. Purser against whom the city holds an on
set the shape of overpayments other street open
ngs. The plaintiff claims that the taxation OF these
fees by the referee the Court Anal. motion
was made strike out the answer Of the defense as
frivolous, which granted. Allison Shaw appeared
for the plaintiff j. F. Smith and j. p Andrews for the
defendant
Another suit that Of Stewart against the Mayor.
&C.. which decided in the Court Of Common Pleas,
by Judge Robinson, yesterday. The plaintiff brought
suit for $ly7 and interest, In his own behalf and as
assignee for other sums amounting altogether 10 $o!o
This ali alleged to be due for serving tax Dotices IN
the early part OF 1870 1t shown that the assign,
verbal only and the Court therefore decided
the plaintiff had right OF recovery on them IN
regard his individual claim, II was alleged oy
the defense that though the SUPERVISORS had once
audited the claim. they had afterward reconsidered
their action This objection overrued ny the Court,
and verdict was ordered for the plantM Tor his own
New-York tribune., 1874-11-18
DEPARTORK or FOREIGN MAILa
NEDNESDAl. Nov. 1a.

WEDNESDAY. Nov. 1S
and Liverpool the steashI
meatirJ Mail IL closed at the Post
Steamship at IL NJ. IRON Cunarl Doeh, Jersey
CITY. =.
HAMBURG
Wesphalis ais close Supplementary Hail
Po-Ohce at 80 Steamship sails at from the
foot OF ThrisL. HOboken
Mails Havaus steamship Crescent Cv Close at
closed s the PosOhee at 2iO steam
sun sail at 8 IN from Pier No I3 ~ L.
Mss IIa by the steamship Clabe
l steamship sails p. from Pier No OIL ~
PRiDAi. NOT. 20
M Halifax closed toe AeN-Iort PostO noe ever
.. snd via Boston
SATURUAf. Nov. 21
Nail. for Great Britain Queenstown and Liverpool
the steamship Baltic IL NJ supplementary Mail
POs0hce 1880 SteAshlD sails AZ D. m IRON
Pier 80 North River
For Europe and Bremen b steamship IIohenstaufen
mails close 30 hail al the Post
Office 1880 Steamship ssls from Pier loot Of Third
ST.. Hobokep.
Mails Belgium by steamship Switzerland close at ii
al
Mails Aspnwa Panama the South Pac Central American
Colon close 10 Supple menay
PosOme IL sieamihp sails at IL NJ,
from No. AZ North River
Mai for Key Of Texas close at
Steamship sails at 3 D. IN, from Pier No ~ a. IL
SUSDAl. Now -
All Mails close at ociock from g
TO la
MONDAY. %
Mails nes B.au the Argentine Confederation bv the
steamship south America at D. Supplemental Mail viii
the Pt Ohce at Z:lj steamship Sai At D. u fom
Pielk No y,
New-York tribune., 1874-11-18
DECISlONS-NOy. II.

Supreme Court -Chambes-Lawrence, jim the
pen discharge IRON custody granted
opinion Burke agt for counsel wnche aet
parts reply stands until the answer suemitted
must denied There no doubt that bas beea Gone to The
hs referee % va eOuna by the evidence snd wa, night
Justice Lawrence upon bis report was final sne Ihave
foot provided 1862 .Ison il
fosi ~ their favor as well as against them.
az, az, SaD ThaIfI ss q S
Plating cO7G.attd BAILEY Seven-Gante. yaent.t But
si Sss s anu LOCI TO- e. Cores ast Mellow
Co SO Graatt atrsken a. MeRHsn, wa ?oti asn
Hal as WEnSL oDn Snss ~ CSckouIn et aGtcd Brown
g. sh9Sg as1 Ba'oGfsnisd n.eapsi .st if%r Hey
Nat ButeheT BS -. 0Ut ,5dHtd
to sds toe event BAILEY sg nA sOoI g'aei o
Uc. and 0gdeSsbuTs Railroad ssni ATT tocibTn e.
plaintiff WI, Leland sl-Ore rT,ei sh.tI yea
Traders Nat BnA az Adt- Granted Leumer agt Loamier-
Knight MalonGr.nd 4Orsnan s GSace NC1n 80" d1.s
Sf' T AsHs. Hclcsss' Lee. a., IH bas Ss mat
matter Of Che,apeake Ohio Rsiroad Co
Lodsr 'gt hs"'iSfs saa L "a Osi.nsbug k.roaI Com
ss! ss.r Ia IL, the %seI s Cora ss Com
Duudson-isnted. Sands sg kusOn Grsnt-d GreepTch a.
ugs BAH sgt Laf-Graned MeiIolOta svn,, Bsnt &
Granted Pslen Bushuel Grsned Gregory ast b'rc
kss sSs'aT .S ss n"s aoS @n rs. G. at a"
Buckly-Motion granted Whitney Tow.ssnt np
ne1 B.sTy Rech-GTsute. MAeuuno ue
oPPenhemsr at Won -GTsr 10 the o. pahneinc
memorandum Abraham Grene (SO 2L-Alloy.ncs .
Hewlett sgt Btl Memorandum Ne s'"''e''
SPECIAL TrA-VaL Brunt JInernations Trusi Ca nc, Reh
Judgment or paiIuH Wei AIT Mepgei-Jldge4pt fr nT
th LesTg sEt LesTG--iiLLi gs settled. - '' p''l
Court Of COmsI0a Pleds-Specidl Ttrn nd CLon
ber-LArFemore, J-heHBt>ses at Wheeler A-u~ """
unue Injunction grantsi sa" sg SeanSsmf same sy cn
man-S@me- hens9d sg h.i1ra--saae Same AT IL .Ai'
Same Syne sgt Wheeer-S.m kunArt
srlBied with Dumphy louIn- Of o''sn
GriIhe hgL Krthnd-Atrr 10 cent
heard before Jdge Robinson. SaniersOu l"n
opened payment Of abide
tiung ton-oidsed jar
Co See memorandum 'h man
Superior -Chdmbns-Frecdman. Jp.;,
al Sewlos Central and Hudson River Rslr,t rue
Motion cened with 10 costs to abide th. B a. Az, q
dek-MotOD granted attachment with cost
ssr pphcon deuie with renev .tter
answer The Third Avenue Railroad Co-e orjs Of
lral The costs 10 be paid cofdo.
ihcio allowance Kinney sgt es-Moon denied 90
$40 WI"
New-York tribune., 1874-11-18
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 17-Cases were argued IN the
United States Supreme Court to-day as follows:
No. 24A Amoler, appellant agt NJ Whpp'e appeal from
Supreme District Of CoumbaTbe spumen N this
continued by Baester OF counsel for appellee and
concluded bv r. Mason of counsel for appellant
No GA b. Vannevar ct AL plaintiff IN error agt Benjsmn X
from the United
District OF Massachusetts printed Arguments by X NJ
for plaintiff and by G. Tan counsel 'or
cefeDas
No 65B W. Purcels pspfin art Priscilla johnson and
H. 10 from the Court Of Mssoun-Ib csse
argued bv b. C. Barrow Of counsel for plaintiff in and sub
bv John r. Benjamin Of counsel for defendants
No. 66-Wslter Hubte appellant agt The Town OF Waterloo
No. o. Gordon Hunt The City WseOwn appeals from the
Circuit United the Eastern Distinct OF Wcon-
uTbee argued by Mariner counsel for appellants
The Court declined hear behalf OF the sppeees
No 63The Nj waukee st. Paul Railroad Company James
r. sgvvpg appeal from the Circuit Court OF tue
UDted for the Eastern District OF Wisconsin Affirmed
No. 69The Western Union Packet COMPANY plaintiffs In
Chsres A. Clough No. 1OSame agt IT, T.
VeS appeals Circuit Court United States the Eastern
Distinct Of WconsnIhe argument in these begun by
John W CsrF Of counsel for plaintiff
Union National Bank Of Pttshurgh ag The Iron CITY
National Bank u Pittsburgh from the Supreme Court Of Penn
sana This affirmed the authority Of Busd Bnf
Wsa
New-York tribune., 1874-11-18

quentIy fell back 81 per cent This road IS under
lease to the Atlantic aud Pacific the preferred stock
of which rallied from l4 to 169 The weakest stock
of the day was Lake Shore, of which the sales were
very large, amounting to $3.50 shares. These
sales are believed to have been more IN the
line of realizing small accrued profits than in that
of selling short. Lake Shore closed IL per cent
lower than last evenings price, After Lake Shore
the most active stocks Ohio aud Mississippi. of
winch 33. 900 shares were sold; North Western
$780, Union Pacific 49, 800 St. Paul 22,9oO Western
Union 195OO Wabash 1890. Pacific Mail 1900,
Missouri Pacific 74OO Atlantic and Pacific Preferred
500, New-York Central $780, Erie 4,7OO,
North Western Preferred 5000, and Rock
Island 3.1O0. The aggregate sales amounted
to about 100000 shares. c., c. and ]. c., Erie and,
St Paul, each declined per cent Quicksilver ];
Central and Hudson and Harlem. each !; Pacific
Mail and Western Union Telegraph, each !; Hanni-
bal and st. 10, Northwestern and Union Pacific
each Rock Island and Wabash, each I; North
Western Preferred advanced / ; ID. l.. and Western
t. and Panama per cent The general market closed
weak. The opening highest, lowest and closing
prices of active stOckJ sold to-day follows
New-York tribune., 1874-11-18
AMATEUR WILI1MAKING.

The difficulty of deciding what is or is not
legitimate will is well illustrated by the last testa-
ment Of John Kelly, which be contested In the Sur
rogae's Court before Surrogate Hutchngs. Mr. Kelly
died Sept. O. 1874, leaving property valued at about
$4,000 which he disposed Of by will made about week
before his death. He evidently obtained blank will,
and with the assistance Of two three friends as un-
learned in legal forms himself executed the docu-
ment The writing scarcely be read; the signature
a. Kelly is placed the body Of the attestng clause
and much irreguarity as 10 invite contest
He leaves about 800 to certain relatives, and the re-
mander to the Sisters OF Charity. His sisfers-Ann
Mallory, Mary Kelly and Margaret Dowling-by their
counsel Nathan SOlonoD contest the Will on the usual
grOuDds-that be did not sign that 1t IL not properly
executed and that he insane at the time The case
will come up soon before Surrogate HutcbiDgs.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-18
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

TuksDAT NOV IL. 1878
at ea 70, .ee former .cd oe for Pearl
Of Ss.,.n .sd sss!hssa !: os = 80 q Die
DS9iS Il Ase 4. saoe .as .sas ,e very sub doing i. ya
ctpa movement . in sns snail ess and " .0 :0ss' snsss %
local ard nearby trade .ese.,sr lr amor. Of socs cat '
sretet the e, hc~y good general ss s...p..
to Be firmly held The .son oSs. are can cam. "a s ssooo. s: %
q. p..,o.. q, ,s: s ne ssDr' ms :, % y
. n: ss ss,s,, Is. 20 q: ss,s sits.. ss
sndisss isoss LAsinsA snps.
A RRCcs 3, ss cos - ssD NC coss Al, ...d and sa ..
quote Hur s sAs9 nesrn G,.n a%s si ssors
d sSbse Df S "a e y
%Ss:i ss s S r. s'': s. s s =. % ss 6sn,
s "a s m sf Ts sss's s So
S5a Cement sesly With limited seaana a. 81 80 tor koseD
g.. DALI od Ss nsss @ % s I
a sSsc Tor Goat I5025c for Cattle Other descriptions
% m:' @ n Is o very & ' G f'ss Il Or. '',s s & s
iS o. Spsrm Patent 3sSsae am Psr'n Is 6. aud
coALOiLer. |. no important fea,as m,'s TIA
Ss.,Gs and s" s"Sn & Das s o2 a.. veil
about hai eant sey a. "a. ysa ihs marie, rsS.s
aac.sos Foreign tAss .ss acist nd
sG%is sSseaa ans css tsns siSssl .
ssr,nd II g Sss s. 'i% FSsS s's. epns y'@s En-
S6 Gas Coal s9aslo' Provincial Do So T5as7 ID. reps
Ss rail- s1 2s los tons ta corresponding
l24,iO6 tons lbcresse oI U,AfO tons
COFPEI-here Is feeling market for Rio boies
Offering their pang aud with continued favorable sd
vices rom the market closes
rong the reduced to 1000 the
todsS are 5l3 Emma II. Dunm.Ld" loi5
Gl6c fair IL aal1: do.
iSladlS3c and ps Doe gold 90 30 dars fr ht
grades there nquTT market Is sledy
anos lava at 24d2se. Ceyop. l620l9-c hasesho l6i2@
1gIc Lagsyrs lS1i9L Jamaica, Il .9c; snto Doming.
iL11l7c Porto ~ qOl9l2c. Costa Re- IL "a 10 -
Mericao ISal l9c; Augsoa Ia lSc saysn. To- 1879:
vnd Curacos. l60lSe . .
COTToN-Ihe business spot Cotton otlv limited 'd not.
from Liverpool ae of The market
easier pree lower Receipts at rSmppngpou TO-DAY
bales this iaT last week 2SO2l bales ts day a 'ra'.
1875 total since Sept O32 5s bales tme a y'f
500 consolidated three csy rcPts 469l4 b4le+
ports, Britain 22 So bales eIpof;. eon-se1 t5 Pa,
909S7 bales co1sOhdtied stoc 4e0ioi oie
The averages yesiersy torssd dlvenes osc,iy poe
re, n follows November II " Dece eober, li9Nc Jsuua,
= 2sc Fsbruary Is j3c; March lj9c; Apn 10 lse Ms.
Ia t7c June 67lc., tirs call, 800 bales NoTnncr, l4
300 40 December IA 2732c; 100 DO, yasn.r ibs 1JO
do Do is $3.50: 400 DO February 10 1892 100 Aph l6ci
900 do do 6 l-32c d. May. 10 bloc total 800 hs -
Second caI 100 do November ls 100 do Dee sber IL ~
300 do Jspusrv IS ls 300 do March l6ae 400 do Apn
Ii l.lgc; 100 do NAY l6 ll32c 800 DO, Ja l6s tots
l 800 bales .s-..-- =, 10,
and ON Uolsnd qy go more than hh
glsae above - below tue gaze au"ed ,. -
orinary i3s snct Goo1 Ordinary, i4l2 Mdt'ug. l5is
Good Urd. l4la Los Md, l4h Good MI, 10
New-York tribune., 1874-11-18
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK ..................~.....No

PORT OF Hw-YORK. RK...................".....Nov IL
CLEARED.
s,osuhi, Goethe fGerl wilson Hamburg ya Plymouth and Cher
hong Kngu,h n lcAod & Kahne.
CAarst0n Berry Charleston s. c. j. w Qnard Co
Steamship Leo Daniels Savannah, AarDy Ferris Co ~,
W anUke. Couch, Norfolk
Dnnin,on Steamship CO.
Steamship Glancrs. Bearse, Boston. II T. Dimnoh
Steamship North Point Smith Philadelphia LOiiad SeaDshpCo
steamship MsJHower. Iult', Philadelphia j. Hini
SHIP lielios Ger krgg iiayre F9nch. hIye Co
BsIk Pilau (Gerl Kubr Sayanrah, Punch. Edre Co.
B bsis IHse enio D N Tt.I Sa,p Prn,ah Eosd. sepssm
BsI Sn Sor Hsnsf Qaeenstowu for orers Teien. Bock.
nsnr
Balk D"ns bckhoD hohs iNe,poei jon. @,ttosth
Big Fort ina Porl Mesqsa Opo Hsgeneyer Brus.
Bng r. Tinker Barnard JIgo de Cuba James 4. Ward Co.
Br sarah Enma Carer Oporto Marcus Hunter Co.
Bng ssn kan'.s M tiall Ae-e In & Lsao sRiey uo
Sem L. Drisnor DelAloy. Norwsls, VI. Brgss& Co.
sehL Maggie Ann RSeTs, Rivers Fof de France Martinique s. t.
ter 94 Co. Garland L'a''' Bridgeport and H. "in'A''
New-York tribune., 1874-11-18
TUESDAY, Nov. 17-P. VI.

TUESDAY, Nov. 17-P. NJ
The railway share speculation was active and ex-
cited more especially r the earlier part OF the day.
AT the opening prices were steady. but = selling
movement more pronounced in Lake Shore than in
any other stock on the list perhaps, broke down
quotations materially. Later We had partial re-
coyery, which was followed IN turn by still fur
ther decline the afternoon market having been
decidedly feversh and unsettled. The conspicnousy
strong stock of the day was that of the Pacific
Railroad of Missouri which suddenly advanced from
Al to 4si on favorable decision in the United States
Supreme Court affecting the rights OF the road
uudsr the lawS Of the State Of Missouri, but sRpse
New-York tribune., 1874-11-18
We annex closing quotations of sterling

The money market was easy, and the SUPPLY 0Her-
ing ample enough but rates were higher on the or
dinary Stock Exchange collateral, and business was
I'D to 81 and per cent. There IS no change in mer-
camille paper. The Treasurer at Washington re-
ceived $4,000 in National bank notes for redemp-
tion The Internal Revenue receipts were Sl770Oo
Government bonds have been quiet, though the
domestic inquiry was fair. In tone prices were on
the whole firm but the market without new feature
New-York tribune., 1874-11-18
The bids for stocks at the close of the Exchang'

The London news was less important, securities
closing irmer after quiet and steady market
Money is more active, the rate for three months
bills on the outside market being a. per cent or
below the rate at Bank of England this institution
having lost in bullion to-day f39OOO sterling. The
foreign exchange market was strong at the opening
at 4S7 and 4.9. but prime bills are accessible
good deal lower by reason of standard house draw
ing at AGO. rates later reduced to 1851 and 49Oi
Gold was not specially active the market proper,
but was strong with most OF the business at lilo
Ill., selling as high, however as 11ls. On gold loans
the first rate was per cent for carrying but later
3, and per cent were paid by borrowers for use,
and bonus OF 1-64 aud 1-32. Closing transactions
were fiat The export clearances of domestic pro-
duce from this port for the week ending tonight
amounted to .2i9 In currency valuation. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out 5s00 in coin interest
and redeemed $4,000 in called bonds. The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank covered: A:
Gold cleared S566l6.OOO; gold balances $3,302OOs
currency balances, $3.73OSo3. We annex principal
New-York tribune., 1874-11-18
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR HAMBuRG-Tn steamship GOe,h, Nov 1z-Rev s. R.
WynkoOp Miss Mary Morris
Elisa Graham Mss julie Colt Miss a. Esebank Mss Ellen
H. Soh Louis Lesansse Pierre Gmeaa sdor LiSeiositsch
Wolf Emile Boehe afsDt,
Msh Sinner signund Sse b. Martinez J. L. yemei H. Merle
Hebg Ms Ms Wagner daughter Peter Baer p Schulz
Phil Absyr Aug Wesipha Barbara esser Chss
Pulls Ns hn kfaut Miss Marie 3sre j. r. BouIqan, Geo.
Lam LOeye
New-York tribune., 1874-11-18

point made by the Judgment creditors. In other word
that the file the bond did not invadate the
assignment aud permits examination 10 proceed In
order determine II there other reasons why
the Judgment creditors should have the relief they seek
New-York tribune., 1874-11-18
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

nsts..... $3.50 440 Moon Gets 0:2S
4.
sandy Hooh 22O 2j2 Hell Gate Ferry. 4:4l
ctDit aook 2:iS 1920 Hell Gate Ferry. 500
New-York tribune., 1874-11-18
A REMARKABLE LAWSUIT.
A HUSBANDS ALLEGED CRUEL DECEIT

In the Supreme Court, Brooklyn, before
Judge Barnard yesterday. the argument the demur
rer 10 the complaint In The suit OF Constance b. Price
ac. Walter W. Price was heard The defendant is sued
for for the cruel deceit to which is alleged he
has subjected the plaintiff his third wife, In represent
lug himself be a single man when she was married to
him. 1t seems that Price, the defendant,
Eied, many years ago, an Elglish woman, before
coming TO this country. contract of separa-
zion agreed to afterwards, he having
abandoned her. Soon after he married another lady
and after time abandoned her, with FIVE children. and
began an action before Judge Geo. G. Barnard Of New
York to the pretended marriage declared void on
fhe ground that his first wife still living In England
Judge Barnard adjudged the marriage void and clause
inserted giving both privilege to marry again. Price
abeu aid addresses the present wife, assuring her
that HE wife in England was dead, and that he was
a yorced from the second wife the ground OF inf
deity on her part In proof OF this assertion he showed
her, il alleged fraudulent clause IN the decree OF
Judge Barnard purportng TO give him the right
10 marry. She consented TO marry him, aud in few
yeare Price abandoned her. with three children. and
4c her destitute He then caused proceedings 10 be
Instituted 20 have tue decree OF Judge Barnard set
aside, the ground that his first wife living
Inc me that consequently there was no foundation for
e deere s 4oee, was 70 defeat the third marriage
s he Mas snecesfa Ihe e s1qy 81 thS sefona 1
-hnt the EnsnsS Mif was vtns ana Sansa himself
necessity TO nave the second marriage acjudped
<icclared vO,d on the old ground that his first
wife was living decree anDuling the marriage was
granted also establishing the legitimacy of the cbll
siren This decree affirmed recently by the General
Term of the Supreme Court Price Is about insti
timing proceedings divorce his EngIsh or frst
wife Tue third Mrs. Price has begun tins action for
SO go for the deceit to which alleged he has
snbiected her. Defendant is said to be worth over
81 10000. The based ON the alleged ground
mat plant eonsius allegations OF botn contract
AID fraud which, It is claimed constitute separate
causes OF action and cannot be united In action.
John L. Hill for painuf, Judge Brown and william H.
Beach defendant. Judge Barnard reserved decision
New-York tribune., 1874-11-18
PlSSENGERS ARRIVED.

FOR HAMBURG-fn steamship POramGdHiI. Nov. Inns
Hoo Mrs rne Never and dsGsher Bertha Janentlky Mime
"a ren Hern B1eck F Bohserk Rosa Prsng
Jus Peters w and children H. Hoeer, wife and children
Beub M0cLer
New-York tribune., 1874-11-18

Railroad bonds were in good demand Pacific of
Missouri Firsts advanced from 81 to So, and Chicago
and North Western Consolidated gold bonds to S5
The following were the bids
New-York tribune., 1874-11-18
LIABILITIES OF AN OIL REFINER.

4 LIST OF SECURED AND UNSECURED CREDITORS.
Russell w. Burke, dealer in and refner of
OILS having his office at No Pearl-s aud his refine
rics Oh Long Island has been adiudged an involuntary
bankrupt The following his principal liabilities;
SECURED CREDITORS