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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-10

cosy s9eGasp Pacific Perry Ss soscD Efss..
ssesoy dos fds Ella wiiDur New York; RiSsSovs.
6earsdsssssu's.s Eormsn, Nickerson. Philadelphi.I
tor Afsiulq siss s ess
brig Artstos snr, vreak. SurinAm; schrs @ Curtis.
5. Gilman Kelley i FSiiadsipS, as's Fsson
Ss' ychns Hopkins and Norman, bark
BALTIh0RE, May s-Arrived schr May Mumoe Hall.
RICHMOND Nc tnot a. telegraphedl:
Nen Sorsna Ms ssC aron rsrs
ccartin Boston; schr Gertrude Plummer Portsmouth,,
Cleared stesmships Nurnburg GER, Jaeger, Brcmcns
Rio KIP Gssy sss ssi
ssf fsmoES nsaeu o MnsGRS % 9ysr S1rs
af e
CIARlEsroN. Nay s-sailed, BARK Inaustris toeD,
SthArriysS Ssa%:h,p csorr., crowsn. New York,
s9sS New ssssd
GALVESTON, May Cleared. bark Nancy Hol, OBJ.
sS@Hrr S Sr!s Minnie Abss. asrdins Boston
CLYDE. Pennington New YORK for Galveston sand pro-
Del .ssI TIE
sasdIssrs DSnaIs rsrsus:on BD for New York
'MoBILE, May ARRIVED, schr 4 Fitch. Fitch vers
GIeared-Berk scotland Rogers. Pensacola; .chrs Ma
a:qds e sesn Sp psnh.m
ter Boston tine above were misplaced under Galveston
IN sSs ss.Sli sehf Nswns Ruand Now York.
ClearedmbslTE suwanee' Sawyer cardenas schr olod
WV .oEIExSs. May ARRIVED, steamship Gen
ron from Havana schr George Scaly. Mcdonald, from
Clearsa-schr Eastern Queen, May, Rustan Island;
Whitehead New York; ship Genevieve Strickland.
cia steamship ,R Gen Meade s.%pscq New
ricn (Nor), Andreasen. Queenstown.
tos ss sss s 9o1s Sc xs s
souTaxns1 PASS May ARRIVED. ship Mary Dursse
NV SMYRNA, Fla, Aprii Eat ' the bar . Waiting
RhSSsis Blew Newell; Admiral siseimsn. and Anna
Jameson, Rockland Csee Miscellany; Matchless. Har
SAN FRHNoIsco, April so-cleared, ship Sarah Bell
f Nay Srands Jacobs also None
t. @ sch hafy Benson va
Ham iltop Fish, Brysnt Liverpool; An
s chome : s1-1' -.
sqF E r
SAVANNAH, May arrived, schr Annie Cook Cook.
ssesshp Eunssxe crowe New
ss ks hs F RS%nS York. nr
Yosemite Weber, Damariscotta
ma es New
YORK brig Don Francisco sp), Fuentas' Tarragonas
ssRI sya as?f8sH % schrs Marietta
a
@ SssSa n haiiovs isf 90; Rama Boston Si
IA Drew ts. Boston with marble from
Boston; SsS sp' and Ta Plsds
sailed-All before reported
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PORT OF NEW YORK. MAY g. 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship washington GER. Arnold, Antwerp and
Steamship Colon, Grim, Aspnwan via Kingston, Ja-
Steamship Clyde Kennedy Galveston via Key wes-o
steamship Cortes Kcmble. New orleans-clark Sea-
Steamship Western Metropolis Quick, New Orleans
Steamship San Salvador. Nickerson, savannah-w
Steamship Champion Lockwood. Charleston-J " Quln-
RichmondYYoid Dominion Steamship CO.
steamship Knight Chichester. Georgetown, De-
sisanshin Gen whitney, H4llet. Bo.top-B D'm asl;
Ship Nation (br Cornell. London-Grinnen, Minturn
ship White Adder Br,. Harria London-Peabody, VII
snip Helvetia Bels,, Nielsen, Antwerp-Funch, Edge
BARK G R Bishop 0er,, oenDerich. LondOn-PeaDody
BARK Lochee (Br). Laughlin Birkenhead-Heney
Bark Del dtap, scerola, Cork Falmouth for orders
Bark Eusenia GtaD. sanlia, Queenstown or Pal
Bark Andreas tRusA Larsen. cronstadt-Funch Edye
Bark Bslder Cswe, wuln, sodertelje-Funch. Edge &
Bark Juno GER, Lindt Elsnore-C Tobias Co.
Bark Golus tGer Berding, stettin-Fnnch. Edge
BARK Erna JNo3, halvorssn, Ancona-C Tobias Co
Bark Gemsbok, Bunker Zanzbar-Arnold, Hines
Bark Trait dUnion Rr), Ballou Port Prince-H
BARK Bessie stevens iBrl diE, ststsphen, NB-simp-
Brig Medina Obi. Virgil, Liverpool-Heney Parker
Brig Isabella Wilson, Milne, Queenstown or Falmouth
SSIs Xiii, Fit Obj. rewhsOnry. Hamilton 'Bermuda'
Schr j Anger Cook, Para-F Moran
Schr Mary Knowlton, Mckee, Tuxpan-R Murray, Jr
Schr II King Crosby, Barbados-John Boynton's
schr N Fiske, Smith, St Domingo City and Port au
scSr Drisko Drisko. cisnfuegos- clapp
Scnr Cornwell, Hlggina Nassau-B Weinberg
schr Martha Pike, Howard. Rock Sound B Wen
schr Guiding Star RrA Potter. Cornwalls-ovcrton
schr San juan Noble, Galyeston-w Adams 4 Co
Schr Harry White. Hopkins. ACKNOWLEDGMENT
schr G Bradley Chapman, Jacksonville-RP Buck
schr Minnie, Hudson. savannah--Evans Ball Co.
Schr White Wing, Williams. Port Royal, sC-Brett Son
schr Adena Corson. Corson. charleston-overton !
schr Alexandria Wiley. Beauchamp, Baltmore-wm
schr W Cox Evans. Philadelphia 4 Haw-
kina
Schr Isaac Rich, Studley, Boston-W w Baker.
Schr Salmon Washburn, Hathaway, Taunton-Stape
scnr harvest Corwin, Bristol and Providence-H
Jackson Son.
sIoop Mary Dallas Drake. New Haven-Racket 4
Bro
Hand
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BROOKLYN COURTS.

The Aldermen are endeavortng to secure pay as
Supervisors also, and yesterday subcommittee
procured from Judge Pratt an order requiring the
County Treasurer to show cause tomorrow why
ne should not pay them double salary. The
Treasurer declines to pay unless compelled to do
so by the courts.
Margaret Sheehy sued Livingston, Bergen h
Co. for 600 damages for injuries received by be-
ing knocked down by piece OF timber on one Of
the deiendants' trucks. The jury Jailed to agree,
and were discharged.
Judge Pratt, OF the Supreme Court has issued q
temporary Injunction restraining the Atlantic and
Fifth Avenue Railroad Company from using the
tracks of the DeKalb avenue road in Front street
to connect with their Adams street branch.
motion will be made tomorrow to have the In
junction made perpetual
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oroe a two ana hall per c6nk Messrs. wriams
ana crane for plaintiff: hr. Harland for DEFENDANT.
Important % Dentists-A Test Case De-
oided.
me caseorThe Goodyear Dental vulcanite Com
pany and Josiah Bacon vs.. Daniel II. smith, In
volving the validity or the Cummings patent COW
ering hard rubber plates for holding artificial
teeth has Just been decided by Judge Shepley OF
the United States Circuit Court for the district OF
Massachusetts at Boston, In favor OF the complain
ants The Court delivered very lengthy and ex-
hausSiye opinion This Ia test case selected by
the dentists, and practically decides large mum.
Der Of suits peadlng in all the states Il. n Dick
erson and B. +. Lee. OF New York, eor complains
ants; Horny Baldwin, Jr.. and Jeremiah s. Black
q Pennsyvania, for defendant
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Heavy Damages for Slnnder.
BEFORE JudOe McAdam

Before Judge McAdam.
=. 1gene A. Heath John f. Hubben.--Th is
one OF the many actions growing out OF the IA
mom Heath-Ingersoll litigation. About the time
OF ins publicationsof the Rtng frauds the plaintiff
was interested in business with Ingersoll In the
hoasoxurnishing hardware business under the
firm nxme OF f. A. Heath h Go. Subsequently q n
acHon was brought TO dissolve that partnership,
and the case came for tr1al At the Supreme
Court, special Term, about year ago. The defend
ant IN this action was witness IL behalf OF In
Qer5Oll IN that trial. and alter the trial Was
Through publicly stated on many occasions That
Heath was perjurer, because, as he said, ne had
sworn falsev on that trial. The defendant Hub
bell also publicly stated that .Hearr had shared
the plumber robbed from the city BY 1ngersoll
and others, and was as big a thief ~
any OF them.r For these alleged malicious slan,
ders Heath sued Hubbell, and the trial was very
Interesting one The court room was wen hled
by the Old friends ana associates OF IngHsol, and
one q Tweed's old henchmen was on hand attend
ing 70 old Mr. Ipgersoll's interests. The defendant
ssbssz1 DAILY admitted that he used the Alander-
oas expressions charged against him, but did not
Hstsnd that he could Justify the use OF b1em IN
N slightest degree. Counsel on either side
summed UP AT great length, when the case was
susnitsed 20 the Jury by Judge McAdams who re-
viewed tne evidence. and, IN q very clear manner,
explained 70 the jury the law upon the subject OF
nanci0ns sianber, eaylng the facts entirely 20 tue
Jury. A1ter very orief absence the jury returned
avsrdict ior the plaintiff, assessing the damages
- sIs0Oo W wnich we Court aided On 81 ira allow
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BgooKLYN's DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
John WfnsIow Succeeds Thomas III.
Rod ia nRra-

JOHN WfnsIow Succeeds Thomas H.
Rodman in Once.
Yesterday Mr.. John Winslow was appointed BY
Governor Dix to I'll the vacancy created In the
once Of District Attorney by the resignation OF Mr..
Thomas H. Rsdman, VINO was compelled to resign
sy reason OF III health. The new appointee Is
Q partner OF ex-Judge Joshua Van Colt and resi-
and last fall was tho candidate OF that party for
Jnhge OF the supreme Court against Judge Jasper
w GiiDert, the latter gentleman being reelected.
Futeen yea-s ago Mr.. Wins0w was elected Dis
lrct Attorney, and served for three years. He Is
nty-seven years OF age. and viii have seven
months OF az unexpired term to serve. An cleo
tlon for DISTRICT Attorney wN be held In Novem-
Der. Tne salary attached TO the once ~ SO, 600
Der anDum.
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SAILED.

Steamships Celtic (r Livcrpool City Of Brussels
(Br) do; The queen (Br), do; Algeria (Br. do; Wash
ington Ger. s,ettin Colon Aspinwail Clyde Calves
pohs do; San Salvador savannah; Champion, Charles
ton; WyanoKe, Richmond, &c + Knight, GEORGETOWN,
Obj Hamilton tserwlaa,; G,ittihs !Br', Matsn.
Alma Ger, Hamburg; Pietro G QtaD, Cork or Fai.
mouth Ammonia Utah. do or do; ANNA GER, Rio ia
Nor Gothenbura Catharine DAM Newcastle; Iceland
(Nor), Malmo Sweden; B Kirby, Philadelphia; schr
Mary Jane (Br) Arecibo.
Wind at Sunset SW, fresh.
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Stealing Twcnty-ninc Pairs OF Pants~
Before Judge Wandell.
On Friday night or early on saturday morning
the store OF Mr. Heyman Sacuer, No. SSs Third ave.
nue., was entered by burglars. who took twenty
nine pairs Of pants with them on leaving. Onccr
McKinlay, Of the Fourteenth precinct, was put in
possession OF these facts and succeeded yesterday
afternoon In arresting Samuel Watson while In the
act OF dlsposing or o number OF pairs OF pants
answering tue description given by Mr.. Sarner.
Wnen SHOWN to Mr.. Sarnef he recognized the
goods as his, and appeared against watson at this
Court yesterday afternoon The goods were valued
At $S7, and the prisoner was remauded TO answer,
N 80 600 bail.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Ship stanordshire At Liverpool I'm DAM
aged OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or Inward
and Outward Bound Vessels.
LONDON, May 1874.
Ship Stafordshire (Br). Gunson, which arrived at
Liverpool to-day mot 9TH from San Francisco has uf
much damage having experienced heavy gales
the voyage.
Arrived at Liverpool Nay 8 ships Edith Warren (BE,
Clark. New York; Neptune. Spencer, San Francisco;
Southern Chief Higgins Galveston 9TH bark National
Eagle, Freeman, do
Also arrived 9th mot 5, ship Stafford shire Br, Gun
son, San Francisco (see above
Arrived vt London Nav O. ship Leicester CBr), Caddy
New York; bark Caernarvonshire Dr. Williams do
Arrived at Deal May O. Pauline Ger, Kruger,
New York for Stettin.
Arrived at Sharpness May bark Colorado Br) Perry,
Savannah.
Arrived at Falmouth May 9. bark Antonio Maria (Aus
Glassar, Baltimore
Arrived at Neville May 8, PM, steamship California
CBr) Ovenstone, New York for Glasgow.
Arrived at Queenstown May g. bark Fratelli Doge
GtaD, schianino New York; 9TH SAM, steamship Gala
bria (Br), McMckan do for Liverpool barks Eettuno
Aus Meneghetu do; Victor Rus, Strandberg, Balti-
more; brig Domenico Aus) MonasteriettL New York.
Arrived at Hamburg May i bark Hamburg Ger,
Kuhlken, New York.
sAILINGS.
Sailed from Liverpool May 8 barks Cynthia Palmer
(Br), Dixon United States L Routh Martin do; Oh
bers (Ger) Albert, do.
Sailed from Havre May g. ship Mayfower, Call, United
States.
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COMMISSION OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, N. Y, May Q, 1874.
the day calender OF the Commission of Appeals
for May II follows-N0s. 116 1l9, La. 125, Ia
LIS, 129. 131, 95, SO.
The Commission adjourned TN Monday, May H.
ct half past ten O'Clock A. NJ.
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THE COURTS.

TIE case OF the United States w Naylor Co.
came up on motion yesterday In the nited States
District Court before Judge Blatchford. The de-
fcndants are importers OF iron and steel goods In
shis city. and thu case alleged against them has
ARISEN, IL appears out OF Congressional invest-
cation which tooK place about Two years ago. IL
N charged that the defendants have imported
goods al An rndervaluation. and for this the gov
eminent seek to recover tine sum OF 100000. The
District Attorney, having investigated the matter,
Shourht the SUIT ought to be tried General Butter
as counsel Tor the drm. since the government has
<ntcrmined TO press the case the defendants have
<aken evidence on commission in England for the
pnrpose OF showing that the charge OF undervaluar
ton +1s preferred against them Is unfounded. The
uosson Yesterday made by Mr. Wheeler was on the
mart OF the defendants that the time for the taking
Of the proofs In England be extended to the LIST OF
yuly The District Attorney consented to an ex-
nsion OF time to lst OF June for this purpose,
with leave 10 defendants to apply for additional
nne upon sno wing proper reasons for such exten n
sason
Yesterday, IN the United States Circuit Court,
before Judge Blatchiord. the case OF the Union
Paper Rag Machine Company VS.. E A. Hollings-
worth L. whitney, IT.. George l. Newell and
George II. Mallory was up on hearing. The de-
fendaat George II. Mallory was arrested on an
order OF attachment issued against him Tor alleged
contempt IN violating, as imputed. an Injunction
restraining him trom using the device OF the Paper
Bag Company. ON appearing before the Court
Mr.. Mallory gave bail in the sum OF So 600 to attena
0amursday next before Commissioner Belts VINO
tUso take testimony the question as to how ial
snuh charge Of contempt Is wen founded or other
W1se.
Tue ltigatons in connection with the South Side
Hnziroad apparently are getting more complicated
East in the order OF legal events In reference to
vhe matter is an opinion given yesterday by Judge
.Donohue 10 Supreme Court, Chambers, reappoint
ing Mr. Edward d. Gale receiver. This Is tue suit
81 Edward G. Clinch against the road, who sues
- atudgment debtor
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The ice companies of Brooklyn assert that inas-
much as only one-haif the crop or last year has
been gathered they will increase the price OF ioe
from thirty to nity per cent this summer.
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The Military Committee OF the Board Of Super
vfsors yesterday signed the contract for the
mason work with John IL O'Rourk for building the
Thirteenth regiment arm0ry The cost OF the
work will be $4,000.
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Commissiener Gardiner yesterday Caused the

Commissioner Gardner yesterday caused the
breaking up OF panel house at No. 1s5 Elm street.
He received q complaint from q man who had lost
$500 there and sent detectives TO arrest the per-
sons found on the premises. woman was taken
ami locked up at the Fourteenth precinct station
house. Her name was refused by the police OF the
district, who are indignant at having their little
game broken up. The police pretend the place
has only been running couple OF weeks, but the
people In the neighbornood say that 1t has been In
existence over a year.
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NEW YORK CITY.

The police arrested 1,ss7 persons and lodged
$50 Migrants At the several station houses.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
OGs.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF MAY.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Business In Bankruptcy,

VOLUNTARY PETITIONS.
George Weyer and Conrad Schooner.
ADJUDICATIONS In INVOLUNTARY CASES.
Christopher Reyes, John Runk, Clara Crow,
Marcus Rich, William s. Beden. A. william Beck
-;mann, Kalman Mannheimer and John l. Griffin.
DISCHARGE.
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COURT OF COMMON PLBAs-spRc1AL rIHl

DtCIeIOn.
BY Chief Justice DAILY.
Blaut w.. L.igtman.-See decision,
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mae vorkingmen,s POLITICAL Industrial Assocla.

The WorklnEmen's POLITICAL Industral Assoc1a-
tion held q meeting last evening 1t Masonic Hall,
East Thirteenth street. william eastman presid-
ing. After transacting some routine business 1t
was resolved to appoint a committee to draw up q
suitable address to the citizens OF New York,
setting forth the objects OF the Political Indu stra
Association, and this Committee on Address were
also to district the city for the purpose OF en-.
powered TO appoint committee in each district
for enrolment purposes.
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The Board OF Assessors met yesterday and re-
solved TO relieve rom assessment the parsonage
o. the Dutch Reformed church on the Heights. At
the next meeting the question OF parsonage assess
ments will be made the general order OF business
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There were sos arrests by the police during the
naat week
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The taxes received by the Collector during the
past week amounted to $52474
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=
There were 4sS deaths, 433 births, l92 marriages
and 20 st births In the city during the past week.
1t is rumored that the consolidation bill Is de-
clared illegal by the counsel to whom the question
was referred by the Common Council
The detectives, by order OF Commissioner Gard.
ner. made descent yesterday on the faro bank
kept at No. l04 Chatham street, and arrested
twelve persons found there. The prisoners will be
arraigned At the Tombs Police Court this morning.
DR.. Joseph Cushman, for many years one Of the
deputy coroners. has been appointed by the Board
OF Health Of the Assistant Sanitary Inspectors.
The principal duty OF DR.. Cnshman Will be to vac
cinate the poor people or the district to which he
may be assigned.
The Rev. A. j. Ryan, the poetpYiest Of the South.
will lecture this evening, at eight O'Clock, in st.
Stephens church, East Twenty-eighth street, on
'Pontius Pilates Question: The lecture will be
preceded BIZ musical selections by the choir Of the
church, peginning at haIf-past seven r. NJ. The
proceeds for the psor OF the parish.
Commissioner Van Mort makes the following
statement Of public moneys received by the De.
partment Of Public Works during the week ending
yesterday:-
For Croton rents and penalties ia
For tapping Croton pipes "a
For vault permits ~
For sewer pipe sold contractors. ........... 1877
Total. $35, 5lZ
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The special committee OF tae

The special committee OF the Board OF Educa-
ton appointed TO investigate the alleged Immoral
practices resulting from mixed classes In public
schools, TO which superintendent Field referred Ia
MS annual report, met yesterday and entered
upon their abors The session was held with
closed doors
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There were 4sS deaths, 433 births, 1872 marriages
and 20 stIl births In the city during the past week.
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1t is rumored that the consolidation bill Is de-
clared illegal by the counsel to whom the question
was referred by the Common Council
, 1874-10-03
Tho Einmn A1t3o la Court.

FT0Ht CT11 II.
On rueBday evening tho Emma aIino was Mt
tacI,od at the suit Of tAo County Collector to ac-
cure tho payment Of taxes to tho amount of
S4,10o. Tho recent yait Of tho Hun. II. ". parlt
to thiH oty has alao hornn its fruit lilo institut-
cd two suits ngainst tho Emma Company for an
'sll0.000, money alleged to havo bcen advanced
to tho Company by Park previous to Dec. l..
1872. Tho other is for $40 oG2.97 said to DO duo
on n promssory note given by tho Company 10
2; c; Hnsiin, of the Illinois Tunnel Company.
tor OF tho Now York Lonn Il Indemnity Com
pany. Eary yesterday morning attachments for
tho above amounts woro l0vtc4 OIL tho lpino.
, 1874-10-03
A N'llirty-Sovct, Dnya. East.

FTV3N NE A1HR97f 1fefAFttIF.
A man nnmel Van der foken uas discovered
on tho 1Ith lust, stretchod iusonsiblo in bod In
n garre. OF this city, lo was taken to tho hoa-
psal, md thou gavo sigua OF l,fo; but 1t was
not TIL Tho next day that lie had strongtl,
to speak. Then he askod what day 1t ,Yns,
and, on being informed TINT it was tho
12tli Of Aug,sat said II hayo boei,
thero these thirty-seven days." ltt!o
ntor ,,o became better sblo to sponk, and In ro-
ply to questions, he informetl tho doctor that
cary III July i,o mad boon suffering from Bpit.
tinE Of Blood. Hc WAS aloue in Ills garrot, but
expecting That lie would DO botlor, anti not wlsll-
ing to trouble any one, ha lay dawn IN tho bad.
Iiero, however, ho found himself becoming 10
weak tl,at he could no. fiss anu though lio tap-
k;n. Noar bis bod wss pitcher of water, and
he was ablo, by means Of small can. to got so,no
CA Of Il from ttsne 10 u1nc Littls BY llt.la hp
, 1874-10-03
Popular Indignation Agnir,stn q lsrido-

FVTuAs1f 1HU1KHRhtVH y }|a1HSt y 43fIucs
Erooras
At tho pariul church at Ohestcrtled Eng, .
woddug took plaqo tho othor day which leI to 4
marked display OF popnsnr Indignation. Tho5
bridegroom man Of about 80, lind boon Bopn-
ratotl from his irzs wife twenty-six ycam aud
for twenty -four ycars OF that tlmIo ,hed lived
lily. 8i1 months ago his trat wlfe died. AMI ho
lherauppn formed tho acquaintance OF a widow
60 years Of ago, md thiB Indy was tho bride Of
yosterday'B celebration. On the wny to tho altnr
tho pair wero followed BY tho. woman who had
always boon regarded aa Ills wifo, mid hor large,
neglected family, also by tho friends Of tho bride
who dlsapprqyol Of tho wedding. aud bofoso tho
party ronchcd tho church they woro surrounded
ty mob, tho toualo portion Of Which,, when tho
n1arkot-placo was reached. foil on tho bride
the aasiatance OF tho police to get inlo the
church. and subsequently to gayo "tho happy
Yatr from tho fury Of tho pconlo.
, 1874-10-03
TILE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, OCTOBER s. 1874

lost ILLS remaining strength, until ho found him.
aef unable to moyo, l1o could mot apoak, nnd
hIs sight bccalpo din from tsne 10 tne ,i,,tM all
power Of yinlon faded. etill bin acnao OF l.cnr-
lnH booamo most aouto. and he aays ho could do
lcsa to articu]sfo sviaSlo. liz Ia now nov RECOVER %
Ing, and It is expoeted will, with care, 10 thor
ou4lly raaturad.
, 1874-10-03

338. 4. D. awnnson Va. Il. GroRarnnn ct al. aarao
pun. People OF ro 7. G. Garland Va. A. y, Moore:
taksn call.
yi0, ], 1,atpea ". Kolly takan on call.
Tho call Tomorrow will commonce nt 341,
Tic Court adjourned I'LL O'clock tomorrow
morning.
, 1874-10-03
SUBURBAN ZEAL ESTATE.

6C00 IE0111S 1sl12L E1s9 z II Z
11OR SAI.E-2lL1 WiII BUY A LOT AT rAItK
y Ridge. TIa duwn and II inoa', until paids ono
csiy in arknt. fni HKuSN Its .s'alio-1,. I,oain
NoRSALE-ss.uo 100 Will. Buy BIx ACRES % LAND.
fr,, &o ncar dupoi. schools, n loasa9s yia49; n
minutes ri1o fron Chicago. &. T. WlllfPLE, 13j
ll2FE+st.
L1DR iITE-CIIOiUE IMFNOVED FARMS o. %,
C1 II. hnd ll5 ncrta IN Cook Coanty 20 miles fra,!
!;heaKa, At dscidpd bsrzaius. e, q. WiilppLE' 1SJ
, 1874-10-03
BOO3iS,

II OlInliRTnA nI.D HOOK STORE It's SOUTH
q Cla1k;ts., y. 3; nssHsat9ry VI. cost $!u "lia!t
Not moro than 10 por coat aakad at second haui bucks
Stationery chssppt than anywhere sla0 In Chicago.
, 1874-10-03
BOARD WANTED.

7lOANU-AND UEFUNNIHIIHD ROOMS FOR 1ENt
tlenan lady, and two children, nhcro thoro 9to 40
other hoardcrs North Side, east OF Carkst. Addrrss
u H. Trlbuuo oitiua.
)oARD-TWO ROO1iS. WITH NOAIlD, FOL. 4
- persons, must 10 pleasantly toeateh and wiiHn mg
81 Gaurt.liouso. ltoturcncas cIchangod Auufoss j