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- II. WARMER,
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and streets N W

TRUSTEES, SALE OF vALUABLE IMPROVED
aTH AND 6TH sTREETs, NoRTHWEST.
:i ecnih Cisthj day II March, A. D. one Thousand
eight hundred and seventy three, AMI duly recorded
and by direction OF the parties secured thereby in
DAY, April 22d Is7S, at o 'ci 1ck p m, in front Of
the premises, being all that certain piece parcel of
county of Washington, in the District of Columbia,
and known aud described as all that part of Lot
numbered one }, in square numbered foa hundred
and seventy seven (477l, and described follows:
twenty one feet from the soGtheas corner Of the lot
running thence west twenty two feet four and half
twenty two feet four and one half inches thence
south to the beginning, improved by two-story
Terms of sale: s3OO. cash; the residue in equal
payments at 6, IL, Is and "a months with interest
the purchaser and deed OF trust on the prem
ises. SIS to he paid down on the day of sale. Con
chaser. If the terms of sale are not complied with
il five days from day of sale, the trustees reserve
cost and r5k o II NE dfbagItPg PP9TrchaseF
AUGtsTtS GERsboRFF, "
aplO s.&thtd j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
A UCTI0N SALE.
On TUESDAY, April 30, 1873, at L 2 o'clock m, 1
City S the S Sys Of
uncolected and due the estate Of the
ii " : : 8. A. TERRY, Assignee.
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
~ Southeast corner OF sth and ID sts, northwest.
ENTER saa Gos sTksFS 81
Al wEDNEsD DAY MORNING, April 18th,
~ commencing at 10 o'clock, at No. 500 st
~ northwest, adjoining Young Mems Christian
association, we shall sell the entire Furniture
and bombia Bedsead sp Ba
reau-; Washstands, Carpets, Mating, Tables, Cane
Stoves, Croekery, GIassWare, kitshen Utensils &c.
4 ATIMER CLEARLY,
Southwest corner Of Penn; avenue and llth street,
Star Office Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
sIREkF VEST SH BETWEEN AND 81 SIS SIS.
- Under and by virtue of deed of trust, dated
Ii March 18th, ls!4, and duly recorded in Liber
inston county, in the District OF Columbia, and By
the written request of the party secured thereby
April, ISIS, at O'Clock m, in front Of the prem
iss all that piece parcel Of ground situated Ia the
sy 81 n Mo- Plot
sass sss sssa4ss Eel asS ,%sIcSs$Ss
Terms: One third cash; residue in s, = and Is
dssa Of trust on the property All eonveyancins At
=: ss cost & ri aGx1 time Of
PHILIP a, DARHEILtE, .'uA'ees.
Inar30-eoAds LATIMER CLeARY, Aucts.
n1BY REQUEST or THE aRANToR UNDER
above deed Of rust togeher with the consent Of the
sas s .Hsss
! aP1 AAIAAbh CLkAkI, AQcts
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a " NflCLlnneers.
1901, northwest Drner 10th and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY Oh JTH STREET, BETNEEN N
md STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUO-
TON.
q BY virtue Of a deed OF trust bearing date Jan
III uary 9th, ISL. and recorded ia Liber 634, folio
4s 81 s.q q land records Of the District of Cplam
bia and by request of the party secured thereby. 4
shall sell At public auction. the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, April Ia, ISIS, al a O'Clock, tho
following property Parts 81 lots II and L, square
5l2. being Frame Dwelling Ne. 1915 and 1917 SIN
street northwest. between and streets.
Terms One fourth of the purchase money and
taxes in cash balance in six, twelve and eighteen
months with interest at per cent. per auuum. $50
cash VIII be required on each House when sold. NJ
terms Of sale not complied with in 5 dave the
Trustee reserves the right 10 resell three DAYS
tice ia Evening Star Convey ancing az cost Of pur-
chaser.
P.S.-The above property was sold on March ri,
and the purchaser having failed To comply with
terms If sale the property will be- resod NJ his risk
and cost. Il. W. BOWMAN. Trustee
arg WASH. d. WILLIAMS. Auct.
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CHARLES G. BURR. In
JOHN G. HARNESS, irus

~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. ON
account of the weather. until THURSDAY. April
noih. lSI5, same hour and place. By order of the
Trustees.
aplU-d J. 7 COLDWEIG Salesman
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w NuCCeSsOr 70 Ureen & " Williams, AuCti0neers.
No. 1901 northwest corner of 10Th and ID streets
WALNUT FRAME PARLOR SUITES. upholst'd
II Green Rep; WALNUT WHAT NOTS, WAL
NUT TOP CENTER TABLES WALNUT
FRAME MIRRORS, ENGLISH BREAKFtsT
TABLES. CANE SEAT CHAIRS AND ROOK-
Err: BRLSSELS RUGS, DtMASK LAMBRO-
GUMS, WALNUT BEDSTEADS, MAHOG ANY
BUREAUS AND WASHSTANDS; THREE PLY
CARPET; nearlE NV; HALL AND STAIR oil
BEpSTEADS AND BUREAUS, TIN SAFE
INGRAM CARPETS, WINDOW SHADES
WBEELtR & WILSON SEWING MACHiNE
HUSH AND 9THER MATTREsSESi COOK
CHINA. CROCKERY, KITCHEN UTENSiIS'
&c. Also, COMPLETE SET OF HARPER'S
MAGAZINE Els, twelve ears back.
q On TUESDAY, April 9Th. 1875 commanc-
~ ing al 10 o'clock m. shall sell at til resi-
Hfdcnce OF lady declining housekeeping, No
~ t439 9Th street, bet. L. and T. streets south
west, a general assortment Of Household Furniture
Terms cash. WASH. b. WILLIAMS,
apo-u AuctiOnerr.
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A uCTION SALE.

On TUESDAY, 2ril 30, 1875, at 3 o'clock m,
will sell at public auction, al the office of J. Ssyle-
Brown, Register, at the City Hall, the remainder OF
uncollected and accounts due the estate of the
late firm Of Z. G. Howser d Co.
TERRY Assionaa
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J.V.N. HUYCK, Trustees.
nar23-d6ds LATIMER SCLEARY, Aucts

YOUNG MIDDLETON, Auctioneers,
L Real Estate and Insurance Agents
$40 Market Space, Board of Trade Rooms.
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TRUSTEES SALE or a THREE STORY BRICK
nNEhLING ON NORTH SIDE OF D STRrET
SLIMfE En- On AND SD STREETS NORTH,
- By virtue OF deed of trust, dated October
k.:I 18th, y. II. lsG2 duly recorded in Liber No 6lS
folio 400 &c, one of the land records for the Dis
trct Il Columbia, and at the request of the party
secured thereby, We will sell public auction, in
font OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY, February
~, 1873 at clock p. m, the following described
real est situate in the city of WashingtOn Dis
trict of Columbia, viz All that piece or marcel of
ground known and designated as Lot numbered
nineteen 49, in 4. X Aliens subdivision Of plrt
OF lot numbered one, ~ in Square FIVE hundred aud
seventy, 900 according to the subdivision thereof
duly recorded in Liber II. d. c.. folio S59, in the
ofhce OF the Surveyor of said city of to-
g.ther with the Improvements, &C.
Terms: by virtue OF "A certain writing signed nv
all parties concerned the terms of sale in ca 90 Of the
above described property are One thiId cash an
the balance at six, twelve and eighteen months for
which the notes of the purchaser bearing Interest
at the rate OF eight per cent. per annum from the
day OF sale, and secured by deed of trust on the
property sold viii be taken. deposit Of LOO will
be required of the purchaser at the time of sale and
all conveyancing at the expense of purchaser. If
terms of sale are not complied with in seven DAYS
the Trustees reserve the right tn resell the propety
five days advertisement
CHARLES G. BURR.
JOHN G HARkNESS,S trustees.
j. T. CULDWELL, Salesman
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STEAMER LINES.
I y NJ An LIN

An LINE
ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Sailing from New York on SATURDAY of each
week, from Pier ID, North River
CITY OEANTWERP, CITY
SiT11 0 0E bEhLlN; CITY0ELIMERICG,
tInI OE BhiSIOL, CITY OF MONTR EAL
CITY OENEW YORK. CITY OF BROOKLYN,
IIIl Or Bh USSELS, CITY OF PARIS
CITY OF CHES1ER, CITY OF RfCHHON ID
Passengers will find these steamers tastefuIly fitted
np while the siate-rOoms are light. airy and rOomy
The saloons are large and well ventilated, the breadth
OF the vessel and situated where there is least noise
ard motion. Smoking rooms, Ladies' HOuloirs
ILanoi9rtes aid Libraries, Bath rooms, Barber
Instant communication with the stewards By cleo
trio bells. Wv
The steamers Of this Company adopt the Southerly
Route. thus lesseDng the danger from ice and torS
Raies OF Passage - and I0O gold, acc Jrling 20
accOnOd alton, all having equal saloon priv iiees
Found Trip Iickets-l45 and : Is, gold
Steerage-Io ard FROM all poin:5 at reduced rates
JOHN q. DALE Agent,
arS I'M 15 Broadway. New York
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CHANCERl SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
ZEAL ESTATE ON VIRGINIA AVENUE,
BETMEEN 1sr AND 2D STREETS, WASH
~ Under and by virtue of decree of the ST.
Lii preme Court of the District of Columbia in the
case OF Evans, ct. al Evans, ct. al, No 4l5g,
Equity Docket a. the undersigned trustee will sell at
pubic auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY, the
2Oth day Of April, 4. D. ISIS, at o'clock p. M all
OF original Lot No q, in Square No. five hundred
This pre-, erty has front of 30 feet inches on
virginia avenue with depth of 100 fee. inches to
Wide alley, and Is improved by two small houses.
Terms of sale: One-third Of the purchase money
cash balance IN two equal instalments, in six and
twelve months deferred pas ments to be in prOss1ry
notes OF purchaser bearing interest tie of
per cent. per annu. and secured 10 satisfaction of
trustee. Purchaser to pay Sl0o at time of sale
Refale II purchaser does not comply with terms of
sale IN five daN :, and at his cost. All conyeyancng
al cost of purchaser.
L. NJ. SAUNDERS, Trustee
aPlO Il. j. SWEET, Auctioneer.
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STHE PURCHASER HAVING FAILED TO
comply with the above terms the property will be
resold, in front of the premises on FRIDAY, April
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AUCTION SALES.
nyNCANSoN BROS, Auctoneer.,
~ Southeast corner 9Th and II streets rorff

II II
IL Sou,heas, corner 9Th and r streets norfhxta.
ga-aaEHkk sAt FksseE GIBBS EnS n sssEo1p
s1n lsSs RIEs, FFbeINGS, HGsIkEIs KID
ESIL5hT 10 rG.Sj,,;oSk NJ; At s.. Ieos
: erIO-tf DUNCtNsoN BROS. kucts.
nUNCANSON BROS AueiIooeers
~ Corner 9Th aud streets northwest.
ELEGANT WALNUT CHAMBER SET, BRus
SITS. MA RsLE foP sfDEBoaRp' 2piiSSffS9
q ON TuESDAY MoRNfNG, April u, at
~ 70 oeiock; AZ our warerooms, souihesst cor
!! ~ collection Of new and second hand Furui-
Walnut Marble top Chamber Set.
rouase sets, Single and Double Bedstesds,
Walnut Extension and Msrble-top Ceatre aad
Hair 9Th PaT!or Suits,
Brussels and other Carpets,
Lining Rom Chairs, kefriserstors,
nrstmos' T Hair c1 FL, Bay and Arm Chairs
Together with an assortment Of other goods in the
apie DUNCANSoN BROS. Aucts.
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers,
~ Corner Ninth and ID streets northwest.
TRgsTEE,s SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI
rCRE; BRUSSELS AND INGRAM rARPErs,
ShS!s Of :. ~? s 5Ss EH sTR hl1'f NoG GTH
g. On THURSDAY MORNING, April 18th,
~ c. nm nCIng at q o'clock. we will sell the en-
III tire contents of tie above named house, in
part, viz.
Brussels Csrp.t. Parlor Set, 81 I and other Tables;
taue- at NJ d other Chairs;
Dining Table. O.IcIs tfs, Nc
CHAMBt Il FURNITURE
Single and Double B"tstc ads, Feather Befs Mat
uessts, Bed Clothing;
ingram Carpets, Tables, Bureaus;
W assistants AID Ware, Stair Carpeting:
Hal, Racks, Curtains, Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, &C.
W 18th an assortment of Furniture no. cnu;nerat.f
HARVEY n. BESTpR. trustee
epIVft DUNCANSON BROS, Aurts
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"a D. CIV EEI.
Ia. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
No. 5ll 9TH street, opposite L. 5 Post Office
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-. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Building, corner 9TH and sts northwest.

IMPRONED PROPERTY ON THE SOUTHEAST
10TH STREET WEST
- DIV virtue of deed Of trust, dated 50th day of
IL. January, AID. lS15, duly recorded in Liber No
G3 folio 1872 of the land records for the District
Of Columbia, will sell at public auction, in front
of the premises, on WEDNESDAY. April 81, 1875.
al clock p. all that certain piece parcel Of
Land, situate in the city of Washington, d. C..
known and described the plat of said city a. Lot
numbered nine: go in square numbered three hun
dred and fifty three, 1881 toge her with all the i'm
proyements, &C.
Terms of sale One third of the purchase money in
cash, and the remainder in three equal instanents
payable in six, twelve and eighteen months after
date of said sale deferred payments bear interest
AT six per cent and TO be secured by deed of trust
upon the property. $50 cash will be required at
time Of sale from the pur,N aspr.
w. B. WEBB, trustees.
all0-ts r. III. WARNER, Auct
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hUNCANSON BROS. Anctioneers
" SOGtheGst CORNER 9Th and D ST.. nnrthyEeat

CHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL
EsTATE ON GTU ST, NEAR ID ST, IN TIE
CITY OF WASHINGTON, ID. @.
q Under and by virtue Of 2 decree Of the ST.
LII preme Court of the District of Columbia in Lee
ct 2 vs. Chase ct al, No 230, Equity docket IL the
on the premises, on TUESDAY, the 18Th
Of April, l75, at ; o'clSck p; m, parts
26l, in square four hundred aud fifty seven 1457I
This property has front Of % feet inches on 9Th
street near street, with depth of ll6 feet TO a
wide alley, and is improved by well built three
story brick dwelling, with large and roomy back
building and Convenient Outhouses.
Terms OF sale: One third of the purchase money,
cash; balance in three equal instaments in twelve,
eighteen, and twenty four months; deferred pay
nents to be In proiissOry notes Of purchaser, bear
ing interest and secured to satisfaction of trustee
Purchaser to pay Sl00 at time Of sale Resale if
purchaser does not comply with terms of sale in five
days. All conyeyancing at cost of purchaser.
W. j. WEBB, Trustee,
mars6 cow DUNCANSON BROS aucts
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Il ATIMER CLEARLY,
IL Auctioueers and Real Estate Brokers.
Southwest corner Pennsy lyania ave. aud .lth Sc
Star once Buildings.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.

"AsH. B. WILLIAMS, Apctioreer,
w Successor 20 Green a Williams. Auctioneers.
1901, northwest Drner 10th and ID Streets
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D0TOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
y The Steamer So = Capt. Jas: .sQ-h
Harper, and steamer ..EXPRESS, ~ EE-G-s&a
Capt.. J. I. Barker, will leave Batim 1T1 TI.r Nn
10. Light street wharf, every TUESDAY and
IHUhsDAf at J. m, for W ashington and George
town and Intermediate landings returning leave Ste
phenson's wharf, foot of7th street, every MONDAY
are elegantly furnished with every convenience for
the comfort OF the travelling public. and unsur-
passed III passenger and freight Accommodations BIZ
any boats on the Potomac river. ALL RIVER
fRE1GHTS MUST BE PREPAID. For further
information apply to
STEPHENSON BRO, Agents,
Hars IN 18th street wharf
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
WASHINGTON, NORFOLK, NEW YORK,
BOSTON IND PROTTDEVCE
The new and elegant Steamer JANE MOSELY
will commence her trips between sT- h
v ashirgtGn and Norfolk, leaving sSsr~esr.-szAS
Norfolk THURSDAY, April LIST, at .. m. i.e1V Ing
Washington every MONDAY and THURSDAY at
p. m, touching at the principal River Landings,
coEnectlEg at Norfolk with ste tpshps of the NJ n
III. Line for Boston and Providence, with the Old
Dominion steanIs hip Company for New York
Due notice vii. be given when the Lady Of the
Lake will commence her regular trips
For freight apply to
n. X. FlTIHUGH, 9th street Wharf
g. =. HYDE, Georgetown
y. A. REED, Alexandria, Va.
a. g. PLANT, General Agent,
mara 2m Room No. 4, Plant Building,
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7 ATIMER & CLEARY,
II Eeal Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and lItb street
Star Office Building
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STATEN ISLAND.

The residents OF Edgewater are greatly exer.
cised BY the temperance OF the great number or
pigs goats, geese and other ANIMALS which an
nually break forth to destroy property. The Trus-
tees are called upon 10 do away with the nuisance
by establishing pound.
nre occurred yesterday morning in an unoccu
station, on the line OF the Staten Island Railroad
and was totally destroyed. The Ore is supposed
to have been tue work OF an lncendlary. as some
last week. Tue building was valued at 81, 900; In
sured for $500.
gold watch chain, and some handsome APP
pendages 10 the latter. were presented yesterday
afternoon to the Rev. Father NJ HorRan As
sistant Pastor or st. Patrck's Cathedral, In THIS
city. The watch Is finely olnamented, and bears
the inscription :-"PreSentee To the Rev. NJ. Hor-
gan BY the congregation OF So Peters parish,
staten Island, March Is, 1STJ.h Toe representa-
tives OF the congregation who MADE the presenta-
ton, were Colonel Frank McElroy, Messrs. James
Duly.
on Monday morning last. after prayer the
Easter elections in the different churches resulted
as folows:-St. Paul's Mission church, &C Temp
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Judge Albert Ward ana ; NJ.
Roosevelt; vestrymen, A. Comterbridge. J. r.
kearny, Dr. W. Anderson, K Iham, J. Il. Pool,
Episcopal Church, at Clifton-wardens, joan A.
Appleton and G. G. Sconeld vestrymen, jacob II.
vanderbilt. Hon. Dwight Townsend, q. Ward.
G.. A. Leyerts, Con. Easton, Iompktns Mestervelt,
y. Boyd and VIM. Bonner. ST. Andrews Eptsco-
pa, AZ Richmond-Wardens, Nathan Butler
and Con. Perne; vestTymen, a. II. burton, ]. X.
Clark, J. Guyon, j. Pinne I. Bogart, J. a. Ridner,
Con. Simonson ana X. jones.
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THE wEsTCHEsTER ELECTIONS.

The results OF the elections In the various towns
or Westminster county on Tuesday demonstrate
that no popular reaction has yet, set IN TO win
back what was lost 70 the republican party last
fan. on the contrary, the democrats have done
more than held their ground IN gaming two
supervisors, thus causing the new Board to stand
fourteen democrats 10 eight republicans, against
twelve o ten last year. In the city OF 1onkers
the same party elected three out oi Jour
Aldermen, giving them majority IN TIE
MunicipsI board, whicn last year was poltl-
cally composed the following are the names
or the Supervisors elected and the tow ms
which they represent: Bedford, Moses w. FISH,
republican, Cortland, CONN :. Brown, democrat;
East chester, W. n. PemUeriOn, democrat; Green.
burg, a. d. Mtlsea, democrat: HARRISON ID. w.
GRAY, democrat; LewIsbero'. i. Z. HOMES, repu0-
ucan; MamaronccE, Charles W. Blnuey, repu0n-
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NEW JERSEY !.

After proIacted legal flibusterins the frauds
arising out Of the bogus Palisade Insurance Com
pany VIII be Investigated next Monday, when
Louis r. French, the secretary OF the concern viii
be placed on trial. Twenty-eight wttnes scs. IN
cGdIng secretary % state KELSEY, Will be exam
ined Tor the prosecution.
The debt Of Jersey city which IN 1871 was
$500, 600, IS now slAOoOcOo. The water debt has
Increased from sI,5OO,d0o 10 s4,5OOOO0. Tue in
crease IN the bonded debt from 1871 10 1874 was
t6500,O0O UP 10 1871 the people enjoyed SELF
government, but slnce then the public treasury
has been IN the hands Of men imposed on the peo-
PIE Dy the Legislature and VINO could never attain
any ONCE Of responsibility through the ballot
BY the refusal Of the senate 10 90 into JOINT
meeting with the House the following Offices
which will become vacant tnis year cannot be
1lled:-State Treasurer Keep or the State
Prison, state Director OF Railroads and canals,
member for each OF the Boards OF Pubic
Works, Police Commls son ana Fire COMMISSION
IN Jersey city: police lusuce ior Jersey CITY,
nye police justices for Newark, Common Pleas
Judge fOr Atlantic county and 1913 commissioners
OF deeds Tor the entire state.
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BILLIARD NOTES.

The Brooklyn billiard tournament commences
this evening, under the management OF Mr.. A. r.
Samuels. IN the city Assembly Rooms. The games
VIII be 800 points, three-ball, on q 5x1o table.
The prizes, i've IN number, amounting IN all to
$500, will be contested for by Maurice yiguaux.
Albert GARNER, Francois Ubassy. A. p Rudolphe,
Cyrille Dion. Joseph Dion and Maurice Daily. The
games Tor this evening Will be between Maurice
Vignaux and Francois Uoassy and Joseph Dion
nights.
Wimarth, the professional billiard player, Is
seriously Ill and not expected 10 live.
The match game Tor inc Delaney Emblem ana
$4,000 between Maurice VIgnauX aud Albert
GARNER rs exciting the lIveliest interest In bill.
lard circles. For tue betting Vlgnaux has the
CALI but Carriers friends are very confident and
back their man freely when offered odds. The
game Will be PLAYED the evening oil the 2Stn
OF April. in Tammany Hall
grille Dion and Joseph Dion have been absent
for a lew Gays giving exhibitions.
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THE COURTS.
Close Of the Huffer Muir
der Trial.
SETTLING A DIVORCE CASE.
Interesting Argument in a Tenn
perance Suit.
ING A DIVORCE CASE.
PROGRESS OF THE TEMPLETON HABEE CORPUS.

Judge Joseph r. DAILY, or the Court OF Common
Pleas has imposed nne OF $3.50 and thirty days.
Imprisonment on Daniel Day and Thomas c. Pimo
for misuse OF the process OF the Court. Day, as a
Snerin's onlcer. was detailed TO serve an attach
ment on Mrs. hannah Garcia for having failed TO
appear as a witness in supplementary proceed
ings in suit by Eliza Kiege against Maria L.
Garcia, and Plmo was collector seeking to OBJ.
tain the amount OF the judgment When Mrs.
Garcia was arrested by threats OF Imprisonment
Day and Plmo extorted from her S125.
The four women who were arrested on Tuesday
On a warrant issued by Commissioners Shields,
United states Commissioner. on the charge Of
drawing their pensions as WIDOWS OF deceased
soldiers, although having remarked, were yester-
day taken before the Commissioner, VINO re-
manded them 10 the custody or the Marshal. One
OF the two who gave bail on Tuesday was yes
terday surrendered by her surety. ana IS In the
custody OF the officer. The accused will have a
hearing before the Commissioner to-day.
Mr. Lewis +. Post, Assistant United States Dis
trict Attorney under Mr.. Bliss, in charge OF the
criminal business OF the once, has rendered his
resignation, to take effect April 15 1t Is under
stood that this action is taken because Mr.. Post
believes the pursuit Of his profession as lawyer
viii be more remunerative than holding subordi-
nate federal office.
Charles L. Lawrence. who was jointly indicted
with Colonel Robert Des Anges and Gustave W.
Ball, or the Custom House, in connection with the
Six frauds and VINO was arrested in London, will
have an examination at Bow street, London, on
the 18TH inst number OF witnesses will leave
In the next steamer to identify him. and 1t is ex-
pecled that he VIII be extradlted and tried with
his associates on the indictments found against
them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-01
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. March 81, 1875.
No. 16I. Gustavus A. FCdickar appellant, vs..
The Guardian Mutual Life Insurance Company,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES resumed and concluded.
No. 144. Mary A. Codding appellant, vs. Thomas
Warnesby, respondent by II. r. Seden.
OF counsel for appellant and by W. +. Cogswell
Tor respondent.
No. no. Henry NJ. Train vs. The Rutland Pur-
chase Insurance Company, respondent.-Argued
by Samuel Hand, OF counsel Tor appellant, and
submitted Tor respondent.
No. 1855. Calvin g. Hinckley, as survivor &C.,
appellant, VS.. The New YORK Central Railroad
Company, respondent.-Argued by William c.
Ruger. OF counsel Tor appellant, and by ID. Pratt,
for respondent. Case still on.
Adjourned till tomorrow.
CALENDAR.
Day calendar for Thursday, April /, lS75:-Nos
Ill, 172, ia, 175 lis, 1914 IL and IL.