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hFflUk a. ~. D.,
" fORT NIPPLE, VA, May 9Th, 1874.
ses,s5 Prsposss, in du plc ate will be received at
THIS fee until IL m, June 9th 1874, for furnishing
the Fresh Beef required by the su,sistence part
mtnt, 8 :, at this station during the six months
commencing July LIST, 1874. Also for such choice
csts Of FIe,h Meats Is may be required by the OH
GERS and their families
Inform alton to conditions, quality of Beef
payments, &c, can be obtained BE- application to
GEORGE 4. GRIMES,
mayS6t First LieuteDAnt a Ar,iliery.
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Southwest corner Penney iVAna avenue aud liza 81
star Once Buildings.
TRUSTEES SALE or UEIMP8OyED PROP
kREI IN THs CUkNER OF r AND I-ru
SIhEETS NORTHWEST.
a0a b. Virtae ( dead of trust 20 me, bearing
eY-34sts the All If December, l,7l, AMI rec sriea
- ,mopE the and Records of the DlstTict ur Co
iGUbis, ia LIB 6S5 u sGI krc I'd a. fb.io- lg2
&c, the undersigned will s-il ~ public su.tt5n,
upon th" premises, on MONDAH,the lst dAy 81
June, at ga O'Clock m Lot I, Ia Niudsr's sul,.
division, ~ square 80, having \ mt e q fees
inches on stfe,t v ith depth u lis tcet inches
on lS;h street
The terms Of sale. prescribed by the deed, are
as folnss:-S3.Ul3 m cash, aud ths baaace IN g. H.
and Is months, m notes bearing per Ceut Interest
secured by deed OF trrst on property sold. A de-
poset Of sac 20 b. MAZE at time 4 purchase All
convey aDCing 10 be at cost Of purchasrr Trustees
ressrves the right q resell II the are not com
piled with Ia nve days. sale j. mate 60 paw a note
dated December p. lSl for SSOI3, with ioterest
a. 10 per cent from dste.
JAMES v. RUSSELL, Trustee.
nays-2swSds LsTlMEb 3 CLkART, Aunts
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DROPOsALs FOB COAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

BWsnn OF Engyarins and Printing,}
WASHINGTON, d. u April n.
sesled Proposals will bs received at this ONCE
until o o'elOck .. m. "a TURDAY, the 23d day Of
Msy la4, for furnishing eight hundred 1901 tons
run OF mine Georges Creek Cumberland Coal, to
be delivered at such times and pisces and in such
9ushhtits, as may be required, and subject to the
condiion. required By act OF Congress approved
Ju1 H. ls3o. VIZ that such coal shall weigh 2,340
ponnos u the ton, and shall bs ins pected and
the tune OF delivery by the person appointed and
Quainad under the &C for that purpose, the
inspected, weighed and delivered shall be paid BY
the contractor Proposals will be considered bind
portion 81 the bids offered.
No proposals will be entertained unless accom-
panied By satisfactory evidence Of ability to fulli
the certificate Of the Inspector that the al fur
nished 10 such - the contract calls for.
Proposals should be addressed and sent to the
Once. GEO. b. McOARTHE, 4
Chief OF Bureau OF Engraving and Printing,
sy1sNaWtAay1 Treasury Department,
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ipY LUTTRELL CO., Auctiaeers,
- No. SI7 Louisiana avenue.
Between 9Th and 1 9th streets uorthwe

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IN PROVED
ZEAL ESTATE on EAST CO PITOL STREET.
BETWEEN IN AND 81 STREETS lNORrH
sIbEl, CONSISTING OF THREE-sTORY
FRANZ DWELLING, WITH LARGE CEL-
LAR, No 22c; ALSO, FRAME SrAbLk IL
- By virtue OF a deed OF trust, dated October
X l0tb, A. ID. ISL, ana duly recor led In Lioer No
EOS, folio las, among the land records for the
DistIIct Of Columbia, and Ey direction OF the party
secured there by, will sell at public suctioa, In
front Of the premises, to the highsI bidie-, on
TUEeDhY Msy 18th, 1874, at ga .. m, slI those
certain piece. OF parcels II ground IN the city OF
WssbinstcH, in SAID District, aud knOwn sad de-
scribed follows, wit TIE western 20 feet front
ing East Capitol street OF Lot No. I, In Square
No. 759, and extending bscz the ~dth OF feet the
full deTth Of said Z; also, Lot lettered and marked
M" in II. q. Sholes ami others recorded sub
division Of original lots Ia, U Is, IL aud Is, in said
square No 7s9, excepting the south Il feet 90
inch, fIOEting on 81 street east by equal depth of
% feet inch # said lot !" together with the i'm
prGyeBents thereon.
Terms ef sale: One fourth cash, (ef which saOO
must be paid down d,y Of ssle;D and the balance 10
one, two and three years, ia equal payments, 70 be
secured by purchasers Noes, bearing interest az
the rate Of ter per cent. per sonu (psyable SENT
annually > aud deed Of trust the property sold
OODveyancipg and recording At purchasers cost
II terms If sale are not complied with in SIX days
after SALE the Trustee reserves the right to resell
risk and cost Of defsHltiBg purchaser.
81 VIM n. HOFFMAN, Trustee.
E.msy7-d LUrrRELB q CO, Aucts
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DY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID Ne. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID streets
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Estate ON N STREET SOUTHEAST, IN
sQuh no. 70L, AMP ON r1Rsr sr9EEr
ss00HHiRRsASsr, IN SQUARE NORTH OF

- By virtue Of the .st will aud testament Of the
3. late Adam Grinder, deceased, the undersigned d,
= ~ executor, will sell ~ public auction, at 4
O'Clock p m on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF May
1874 on the premises, the tolo Wing property belong
ing to the estate Of sad deceased viz: Part Of lot
Ne in square No 70l, fronting Is feet on street
southeast, improved by atwe-story brick house re-
seBtly built of the best MATERIAL and Intended for
Store, but which has never been used occupied
this house livery deerably situated for place Of
business. Also, adj Dining, parts Of lots Nos. and
o, In same square, unlmprovsd, frootl0g 81 feet
inches on street, and running back with that
width the depth Of the lot, about 90 feet. Immed-
ately after sale Of the above will be os Cd lot No.
II Of the subdivision OF square north OF square No
74S, fronting LIST street southeast, aud improved
by two-s,ory brick residence containing six
ICONS, with the usual out buildings, side garden
dence Of deceased. All of this property is IN a
neighborhold now rapidls improving, and IL wor-
thy The attention Of persons desiring 20 invest in
real estate.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash. balance six, twelve
snd eighteen months, for notes bearing Interest
from day of sale and secured by deed OF trust on
The property sold. All convesspclng, &c, AZ cost
Of purchasers: 100 down on each piece OF improved
property, and $50 down eech piece OF unim-
proved on the day of sale. And II tae terms Of sale
not piled with in i've days after the day OF
property ct risk cost Of the defauiting pur
chesers BY advertising il three times In some news
paper published In Washington city.
lso, after the sale Of the real estate, shall, a.
the same place, sell six Carts ana one Bockaway
Carriage in good condition. Terms cash.
jos. B. WILLIAMS. Executor
spS0-th, q ,tu&ds GREEN a WILLIAMS, Aucts
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pY THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer,
~ GIL Louisiana avenue

INTENSIVE SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSE
hold FURSlTURE ArAUOrION.
a On TUESDAY, NAY l2th, at 10 O'Clock
VA q M, shall soll, at my Auction Room, q II le
~ collection Of n arly new and we'll Kept hOuse
thols Furniture, sc renewed for convenience
of sale. name in part
" alrut Parlor Sui es, uIh ,lstered IN reps,
Walnut msrble-top Chamber Suites,
MaTble-top walnut SdsbOsId aud Tables,
Walnut EsteGsion Table and Dining Chairs,
Feather Pillows ard Boosters,
Hair, Busk and Spring Mattresses,
Carpets, Rugs aud OicIoths,
French China and Glassware,
Painted Oh amber Sets and w Ashst auds,
Bureaus Tables, Chairs,
Kitchen Utensils and Requisites.
Anc mspy other articles unnecessary 20 anumarate.
mays THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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by THOMAS BOWLING, AuctIoneer,
~ 64l Lou siana ave-, III door east of 7th street

- Gal Lou siana ave-, III door east of 7th street
TRUsTEES SALE OF VERY ELEGANT AND
pEsikABLE RESIDENCE ON STREET,
FBUh1ISG FRANKLIN SQUARE.
- By virtue Of a deed Of trust, bearing date en-
Az the 9th day OF March. A. ID. 1871. and daily re-
corded in Liber No. GO, folio $50, &C., of I'll 9
lard records for Washington county, U. O., and by
the written order of the party secured thereby,
VII sell al public auction, IN front OF the premises,
al o'clock p. M, on ShTURDA =, the 10th day
OF May, A. D. 1874, all Of Lots numbered IS and
slh t6'!In psyidson's subdivision Of sqnare mum.
beJsd tw hundred ard fUrty ght, (245 in thu city
Il Washington, together with all the i'm
thereon, consisting Of ode of the most elegant pri-
yste residep ces in the city.
Terms OF sale: half cash, of which five hun
dred dollars 500 must be paid at tn sale, the de-
ferred payments to be made In lal payments in s.
H. ls and "A MONTHS with interest at ten per cent
per mum from day OF sale, and secured by deed of
trust AID nsurance to the satisfaction of the Trus-
tees. The terms OF sal- TO be fully complied with
within nye day. aftei day of sale, otherwise the
Trustees reserve the right TO resell said property
after ooe weeks notice. at the rick and cost of first
purchaser All COW ey encing at purchasers cost.
d. MIDDLET0E, Jn;. ITtustses.
mayed IRepI THOS. BOWLING, Anct.
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A IAwIok s1hIHA11 FOB YOUNG LADIES
Adarsss o. n TYSON sISTlsa.
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lI GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctlsneers,
10 No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID sts.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON MERIDIAN
HILL ST AUCTION.
- On WEDNESDAY, the 18Th instant, q. Ga
40 cock 3. m, We shall sell, on the premises
.e-Lot No 5, in Black No. IS, in Hal & Evans
subdivision being 50 feet trout by $50 feet deep.
more or less. This lot is bes utiful build ,ng site
Terms: One-third cash; balance in ami y
inontns, for notes beartrK per ceDt Interest aud
secured by deed of trust on the premises. All
conyeyBncing st the cost of the purchaser. SlOJ
dow n on the day of sale. Gale wi hOut reserve to
the high 81 bidder.
maid fkep GREEN WILLI.Ms,sucts
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
n JOSEPH r. KELLY, Auctioneer.

Rf JOSEPH r. KELLY, Auctionesr.
FnR SALE ATAUorION-vALUA UNIM.
KEN SECTION OF THE CITY.
- On SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of MAY, ls74,
commencing at $50 O'Clock m, 1 viii sell
- front Of the premises, 81 public auction, 70
Ine highest bidder, original Lots numbered A. S, g.
Z, o, ~, Is, y aud 30, in square No. qS THIS prop
ey Is located In rapidly improving section OF the
CiJ being between aud and 18th and 18th streets
southeast. The lots are the grade. ara will b.
IN fronts OF Is feet each, with privilege OF whole
Terms: 0ne-fourth cash: balance in one, two and
secured By deed Of trust on the properly sold So
deposit required en- each sale coon o. struck Of
For furthsr particulars apply t.
fHEO. II. GATCHEL, Agent,
corner nth aud streets nortbx at
sr8T lReposiicanstI
by DUECANsON BRCs.,
- Ane'ieneers and Commission Merchants,
Southeast corner Och sni streets northwest
TWO COMFORTABLE TwO-sroRY FRANZ
HOUSES No. 4l6 and aga STREET. Be.
IMkhN 4TH and STH sTREETS NORTH
- On SATURDAY, May 9Th, at 5 O'Clock . m. ,
We i'll sell BY request OF tGe parties interested
Sl3. each hsy ing front Of Is feet iuch ~ deptL
OF tie feet inches. improved bv two nearly new
Frame Houses, 6 Rooms each, bathroom, water
closets, water and gas splendid chance u obtain
a good house aBd To- At a email figure.
TelIns: One-guaTtsT cash; balance on long time,
which v Ill be made known ~ 80 sale
msl5-d nUS0kNS0S RIOS, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

GIY ". l.. WALL & % ,AucuoBeers,
Id New Marble Building,
Nos. zoe and sO2 Pes lsyl snis avenue, cor. 9Th 81
EETIRk EFFECTs, GOOD Will, ASD EIGHT
lkARs' LEASE OF TIE 2.SEY POINT
PAVILION AT AUCTION
g. o. TUESDAY, Nay lSth, Ili, at 3 o'cIocS
,ass D. m " will sell, st oar Auction Rooms tee
Etre kfeots, Lease. Good viii, Furniturs
&c SC, OF about 90 rooms, With q OF ages ana
Hsl1 oGiIdlng, large aDd spacious dining room
ono house, bowl allie, and billiard room
hef-ro' IN separate fro.I the IDsin building bath.
nous s. large and spacious wharf. TIE rooms ara
siliurnlrhed With cottage al OF 1er fdrniture
Terms: One half cash; bslaace and IL IN . nths
est. '-
We would respectfully call the attention Of b1 yers
10 the above sale If this well-kuown and favrrite
watering place, being close 10 this city, being
within q few hours Iids from Washington, aud
10 enssg- in the business this offers induce
MEATS no,s BY bso oIdder 81 CHAs. PARKER.
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SPRING GOODS
GENTLEMEN
LOCKWOOD, HgFTY 4 TAYLoR,s,
625 PENNSYLVANIA AvKNuK.
CARTwRIG WARMERS SUPER AND
GAUZE MERINo UNDERsHIRTs AND
DRAWERS.
INDIA GApZE MERINo SHIRTS,
SILK SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
Isle THREAD SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
LINEN AND JEAN DRAWERS.
Tie largest and most elegant lines of English and
French HALE HOSE, in Plain, Balbriggan and
1ANSf tfeN OHS4eu IN market.
GLOyEs.-Harrf.s and L. H & T. Kid, in one and
All tie new shRjes.
wINDsoR sOABFs, Ties and Bows, In Plain,
lack and Fancy, of oar Own importation.
Hsmsiitched HANDKEROHIEFs aIarCe stock
INST recei' cd, ia plain and new styles, in Fancy
bCrstTs.
FaIn,er's Patent
DOUBLE-YOKE SHIRTS.
SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT.
This Department: is on tbs second floor. and
well stocked with = splendid Iire Of PLAIN sui
fANOY sHIRTIE3s. We are prepared t. make
-peSiai order for ths D0GBLEYOKE SHIFTS a.
tie following prices:
SIX SHIFTS FOR Si5 90.
SIX SHIRTS FOX SIS 90.
SIX SHIFTS FOR SCI 90.
SIX SHIRTS FOR ssi 90.
EXTRA CHARGE FOR COLLARS on SHIRTS
The success attending TIE mI7afactasrs Of tIis
SHIRT during the pact t1eo years has proven BEYOND
doubt, that ii IS the most comfortable and perfect
Etting one made in any section Of the World. The
thousands Of original and duplicate orders received
for these Celebrated Skirts fully confirm the asssr-
ij0r.
Girs them a trial, and b, coYyiacsd for your-
selres. We ere Hol0 the only ouners and author
izsd manufacturers Of p 4LMER'S PATENT
DOUBLE-YOKE SACQJE SHIRT for the Dis.
tTict Of Columbia. All o:her persons attempting to
manufacture them are iafriag.rS, and tie public
are cautioned against ordering or purchasir2 them
If any other parties.
GFNTLEMEN'S LAUNDRY.
Having established first class Lsun Try in con-
pared to laundry gentlemen S at the following
prices
Embroi1ered Bosom shirts................l5c cents
49, cents
cents
-.-...-. D ca nts
Linen CuHs, per PAIR cents
= =, ---....: cents
iSHltls cents
Orders called for and delivered free of charge
Terms: Cash on delivery, unless by special agree
ment.
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY TAYLOR,
sp-9 6s3 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
GEUy DTTDT TN nInkvCy
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UY DUhOAEsO BROS,
Id Aucfioneers and Commission Merch ants,
Southeast corner Of 9Th and streets northw est
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pY Il Ii. RYAN & Co,
ID General Brokers and heal Estate Auctioneers,
323 7th street, OPP. y. Dept.
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RY LATIMER s. CLEARY
- AaCiioueers aud Rtsi Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Penney yAnia avenue aud Iith 81
Star Once Buildings.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
RICHARO B. MUHUN L co.,
BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIONEns.
1915 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
NEW BOOKS
Prot,dT mental hJs 81 small 8yo....s2 60
h,st,a'' NJ rcio. translated By Harriet CIV W. "
T., Alton Sermons, by Augustus W Hare, "
WsId I'D, by Aaerbacn n, IZmj .'... ''''' ? ~ ~
1ne '!ttr Fir, ey ROso Porter, l6mO........- rs
y Ew BOO Ks.
wsdfried. A Novel BY Auerbsch.
haNentures OF an Attorney in search Of Practice.
chapters on Animals b Hame-tOu.
ID Ins superhunan Origin Of the Bible. BIZ Henry
The Poetry Of the Orient. By Alser.
All the New ,bbath School Library Books
VIM. BALLANTYNEs,
WAyRRLY NOVELS, thistle edition, the best
w published; AMERICAN HISTORICAL REQ.
DEB Sy BY Ben. on J. Losing; BIRDS OF NORTH
iit ms; together with variety Of Picture Frames
arss-ir ~ sroCKMAN SON, sas 9th st.
WE OFFER OUR
STOCK OF CHROMOS,
NOTICES AND OIL PAINTINGS
AT DISCOUNT OF
TWEETTFIVE PER OEET,
IL order to dispose of those on hand that Ee NAV
81 IN Lew lot of the same character. Those now
on hand comprise some very beautiful udscspe,
hgu-e and fruit pieces, aud home aud Sundag hoo
notices The prices range from So cents to ais for
the Uhronos, with some very handsome OIL Paint
ings from $40 to SOO, on al Of which we allow the
discount I Is per cent. We have also a few low.
priced bet good EDgrayinss and Frames, which we
Include IL the shove offer This Is an excellent op-
portuIi.y TO obtain good Pictures at wholesale
prices.
ALL THE NEW BOOKS
received as soon as published. Novelties IN STA
TlOEkhE rs we'll as . com plete assortment of fne
and stsPle Stationery. Printing, Binding, Litho-
graphing and Engraving executed expeditiously,
WARREN CHOATE d CO.,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
VERNON BOW,
Darll-tr Corner Penna. ave and lO.h street
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Faliner's Patent
DOUBLE-YOKE SHIRTS.

SlECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT.
This Department: is on ths second floor, and
Wei stocked with = splendid Iire of PLAIN sui
fANO1 sHIRTIE3S. We are prepared t. MAKE
-peSiai order for the DOGBLE-YOKE SHIFTS q:
tie following prices:
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Orders called for and delivered free of charse
Terms Cash on delivery, unless BY special agree
ment.
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY TAYLOR,
sp-9 os3 PESSsYLvANIAA AVENUE.
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tY &. II. WARNER,
Ed Real Estate Broker and Aucttoneer.
Federal Buildings corner 7tb ami Il sts northwest.
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COURT CALENDARS-THlS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge
DOnOhue-NOs. 40, II, 49, 30, 81 93, 1O2, 100, 1877,
15a 1885, 1S9, 207, 2l3, 23O, 26s, 275 Dol, 500, 32
331, 1873.
SUPREME COURT-GENERAL TERM-Held by Judges
Davis Daniels and Lawrence.-Enumerated mo-
tions-NOs. 49, 14S, $50, ISL, 1852, 154, 1855, 1885,
1GO l6l l62, 1853, 1885, NOn-enumerated motions
Nos. Il, 81. Observation-Disclosures 67, 1885, 100,
Ill, IT.. NOn-enumerated mOtiOn-No 3d. Emu
merated motlOns-Nos. 1853, 139, 173, ia.
SUPREME COURT-CIRCUIT-Part 2-Held by Judge
Van Brunt.-Nos $50, 1866. 1885, 1916 BIB, 1776 1884,
$780, 1882 1884, 1885, 1885, $780, 1892 1894 1885, 1900
1902 1904, 1906 31l4 3l16 3118 3119.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Monel.-Nos 500, S45, 637, TAI, 81, 73, $685.
5a3, s4l, 1896: lo47. Part Held by Judge Freed
manNos. $50, ESQ, $40, 1490 9O2 922 924, 026, $685.
932 934, 936, 93S, $40.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL TERM-Held
by Judges G. p. DAILY, Robinson and J. +. bay.-Nos
81, 6S 49, Is, 15 10, 10, 20. Fl, -, %, "a, 2 26
SO, Al 70.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part l.
Held by Judge Loew.-NOs. 1870, 1888, 6S, 2l20,
2o77, 1852 2726 242O 2499 1o7, 2423 1861 3sl9 4d3
2734.
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Spaulding.-Nos 1912, 1864, 3342, 34sS, 1892
1884, 1874 1885, $685. $685. 4537 1174 3942 1885, 1885,
Part 2-Held by Judge Shea.-Nos 1898, Bats, 1917,
1927, 34l6 $685. 436l 3477 3479 $685. 34S $780, 3493
3497. Part 3-Held by Judge Joachimsen.-Nos
$780, $685. 1885, 3474 2357 4567 1850, $780, 462 3177
4649, 1862 1908 u, Ass, 1882.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS-Held by Judge
Sutherland.-The People vs. Victoria 9. Woodruff,
Tennle G. Cafiln and James H. Blood, libel.
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OF the prosecution that the interest and amounts
received should be presented.

Witness In TO question by the Court said that
when Dexter into the well for the purpose of re-
moving the body he sent the stones described and
billets OF wood together with large floor cloths
which had been used for wipng up the kitchen foor
there was no house keeper on the premi ses
Peter Maloney who was IA farm hand and lived in the
vicinity worked for deceased the day Of his death wit
entry made on the day OF Thomas Jones' death;
the hour Peter Maloney lett of work that
day was designated on the paper as forty
minutes before O'clock which would show that de-
ceased alive at that time the books of deceased were
found locked up In chest the memorandum as TO the
work was found in his sitting room, on the floor among
number or other papers; saw marks OF blood upon
!!hem; Maloney bad been working for my brother by
le hour for nineteen years. from what had heard
ana defendant had always looked up deceased his
enu ana adviser from the books OF deceased there APP
peared 10 be
GONE;
MINK In the neighborhood $40 or there Q
s suiu watch which deceased had had which gone
u ,ee was also silver watch which l subsequently
pl IN new York. where IL had been left for repars
oroher had made will TOOK steps ascertain the
autnorsnip OF the letter but was successful.
Inc postal card sent to "Mier Baldwin, by the
prisoner IN reply TO an inquiry concerning timber
"a uecoy game OF Payne's) was here shown the
Wltuess ior ldentlncation. He failed to recognize
the writing. W.
Justice snedeker remarked that It was quite
evident that the examination would extend over q
NUMBER or DAYS, and 1T would be well to have an
UNDERSTANDING upon the subject. The Court then
adjourned until nine O'Clock this morning. The
prisoner was removed to his cell.
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CITY C0URT-SPECIAL TERM.
Railroad Litigation.

An application was made yesterday morning by
Alderman Demas Strong for permanent injunc-
ton to restrain the directors OF the Cross Town
Railroad Company from increasing the capital stock
from $780, to 100000. Mr.. Strong large stock
holder IN the company, and alleged that the pro-
posed Increase was without the stockholders au-
thority. He further alleges that notice had been
given by the directors that they would sell the
par value which would consequently deprecate
the value OF the original stock, and that nifty per
cent OF the par value was to be used for different
purpose
on the part of the defence an anldavt of Presi-
dent Slocum's was read, setting forth that in 1869
resolution was passed unanimously TO increase the
Stock to $400 00O but 1t was not necessary TO act
on this authority until last February. Applications
have been already made for four-hfths OF the ad-
ditOnal stock, and 162 shares have been issued
Judge Nelson reserved his decision.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
SUPREME C0UaT-CIRCulT.
The Carroll Will Case.
RpfOra Iudrn Cilharf

Before Judge Gilbert.
The contested will case of Margaret Carroll VS..
Elizabeth Carroll and others was concluded
yesterday. John Carroll married the plaintiff in
England deserted her, came to this country and
married Elizabeth, the defendant. Margaret fol-
lowed him to this country and discovered his
whereabouts He thereupon fed to England,
where he died. He lett a will, bequeathing all his
property to Elizabeth and their two children.
Margaret brought this suit to recover her dover
right OF the real estate OF deceased which is valued
at $4,000 The case was tried before jury, on
issues made by the Court, the main one being as to
whether plalntlff was married to John Carroll and
was his wife up to the time Of his death. The jury
decided that she was Counsel thereupOn made
application Tor Judgment, which was granted.
Morris h Pearsall for plantln General Crooke
for defendants.