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THIS ID not tho easo Of An individual merely
.. sIEAKtHQ pIsRESrEcrKuLLY
Of Grind Jurors out Of thelF pEeseee. It. II not ths
cass whers drnnA Jurors Are censrel for usir ouial
aeton md the special mAfsasAnoe indlaated Dut ii
coart having bad ~ sdssrss ,ssds i1a s ons jsry.
and having other Trials impending, should aead threat
order 70 prevent shen from taking any hostile action
sgaiust hn. supno,;lng pSrsoa Indicted, .nd bsv-
spsedy. trial before H. Peut july then i'm.
paasled, % have written .bu.ivo aud shsoaten.
.ns letsF. M 70 The Or GRIND Jurors, se9ue.ting
then sitting in court. md suel lsttrxs Lad Lssn
sent. and exhibited according to his request BAouM
hshad committed aross, aeai sud not constrscu1s'
conanpt Of tho court7 Thera s respectable toxt.
f5s ana
paper and no pcEson would contend that ha act did
not tend 70 obstruot ~ due a4p!s!satou Of JUSTICE
low far loos the Ac4 usndonsd ner from te of
ths reypoudent7
reAae1. md especially wrlstea IN As instance to ma
f.. s ssi Isy .t: u az by hs g..aa
jury, lion 'i:tioe Is coul.: WHICH msls = c..!sa
Those lutts1s we're both
TunEATkNrHa AND ABUSIVE.
They ware infinitely more da1Ncroua 70 tts admin.
lad al ths soct of such letters, Wills they alao III.
AIotel upon tho Jurors prssena Punishment by Dc
xfAuInE Qt kh4 puQucs lanlct-
linz tututs upon their faldss anu perhaps ssriousy
intur!ug ther husinesa see not how IN act, which,
II eo,aaiul by IN insignificant isboseE, would bs
actual consinps becomes constsustiys act because
ts, and a4o far gEsatsr oHunse, bAys boou conlnit
tod by the Eespunstls sdtos of influential Journal
generally circulated throughout th1s city.
see not how spy MEl can rad thsee articles aud
to any oshss conelustou In vex Of tho
Ing facts, than that ths editor Of tue 1s<s desane
TO iuaugutsts through them . reign oS terror ever
the 1rand aud Petit JaFtea then in sesslon, OF
which might " taDd soon actually wss) called upon
sEatn 10 dlG, and The otss 10 tIy ths sVsa Of {sct
under ths pslding indictments.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMusEMESrs-ELEvzs1H PAcx-rifh and sxths sco-A
f:sss;s,s s.s.Js,.ss ss3S%
s9ARb And sSunS
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srooxD PAoz-s
TSEss TsSEs sts column
IGARs AND ToBACCO-EEvENrH PAcE-second coi-si
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcosD PAos-Frstd
cLEkks AND sALEsMHN-rwr.rn PAcz-Foursha
2sD seF% PAGE.
coAsTwisH NM s1'aSE aSsTEAMsH1ps- PAez-rnird
DANCING ACADEMIES s-Elr7rTrH PAon-FOurth COL
T. Ass AZ,
EUROPEAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pAs.-rhird col. i
ssSTS Column
ESSIsED ESE 10
HfsSS :H'SRR
i9i!ss and
uoRses esSSRRin1scKs 4c-rrns- pAe.-rhird fourth
H0s sfn%H
Second column.
ESs4I $oT5SSssTys.sn t.enSsissa s&sIS%n: &
AEDlCAL-TwKLrTn PAGE-Sixth column.
MILK AND CREAM-sEcoKp PAGE-Sixth column.
MILLINERY AND DREssMAKlNG-F'Rsr PAGE-saxth 4
x1scsTI4NEoUs ADvERr1sEMENrs-rrzrur PAGES
neutrality-suspicious. PAey-Pourh column.
NUsICAL-ELxvxNrH PAGE-Fourth column
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Sixth column
PERsONAL-FIRsT PAcE-First and second columns
sIHg17Uss Ha1H
rnoPERY M Of fHE cF9 FOR SALE OR TO
sslS%n .c.sscona
sEA. .nf Hs4G4s s9 col
sEkISSgs SoIlehsr..:, rAs.nsssond column
SALES AT AUCTIoN-Fnsr PAcx-Fifth and sixth COL
srrUXTioNs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE.
SITUATIONS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAcs-
srsof%n sSTicEs-Fr-- eSHM r4crsecond and third
sroRfiSG@bocs SHSGbocs BIRDS 4c.-r,.s. PAas-rhirdi
rHE TaADEs-rwxtrrn PAep-sxth column.
FHE ET FOX tsHEss
rRAvELLExs' aUIDE-EixvrsrH PAcr-Fourtn col.
uNrGsNisHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-SBcoNp PAGE-Fifth column.
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-ELEvESru PAcE-Fourth
wArCHEs, JEwELRY Ao.-rwzLrrz PAcz-sfxth.ool-
wEsTGHiEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
YACHTS srEA%Bo1rs. So@F1asr PAsn@sizth COLI
umn.
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BENNETT BUILDIN G.
% EMMETT BUILDING.
FEW MORE OFFICES 10 LET.

RsNNETT BUILDING. J
~ FEW MORE OFFICES 10 LET. =
DIRECTORY.
s.oma BASEMENT.
taScrssess s.ss. Ssntle%ens Cen sanass. .rurn..n.nx
g: v. smith, Law BOOKS
"a Ss.an u DeIsssGas Ssss%sai ar!:sF Sslo.a % 4o,v
uns Very es1seso ssHeosb isf PssF9oans sFoas and Insurance
l-MeMahon Morse, Lawyers
x sds2,DsSys% i; S.,1Eys1; fsSysa E.EEsl
s-c.%peelf ssnfitnssi fsimer' naciis"S! lawyers
& Meade Rockwell Lawyers.
GNorthwestern Life Insurance Company
L S. Benedict Agent.
5}-To let
oeh@1so cha4lson p T. i%S LEWIS 's'eass sec1stsr,
E-csSt csSs5a.1Ny N,s.sa chAl%sTs nasysI: lawyer.
i. B. Ferguson. Lawyer.
IL Sf%s' % weS y, SsEsn.%sh Es%1s4t Lawyer
International Collection Association
s G. Derr'ks0'' rhfEb HhEbD's STORY.
l,yudge sutherland.
ssE.'si.ssS ssEE'M Il ssS..' ts%yssii, dslSywsi,, lawyer
!; s Hanson Lawyer
sheridan. sonynse. cochran and McEwsn, steno-
sis: s$s%;; $::: =; :s:: s:'.'
eWS: IIaphaYen lawyer
". II. Ryan, Lawyer.
1: 1: !. aHhssne[ Wilson, Eawyef HsSs'-
W. Durack, Lawyer
N-wiisinson 4 Peters. rru tees of Estate OF White.
- A. 4. Woodruff, Lawyer
Pelham sss fSSSfS Ssii5iss sfSSs Company
Ssiedan aa,S kesissf sawsfii n Ban.
:, Henry We6le Lawyer
s5SS .aldnl:r Sultan: LAWYER; n:r
\ Efs1, tswyss
4 4. +; HueSrei: dsns: tswysT kawTa:
sc u. MacK.
4 Sen.t n; cEa!l / g.
Purroy 4 Butzel, Lawyers
s-.G;ary sc; r. BSdsS% %s.4 sssfSs1 scfSepck Lsv,sr.
&c i. Williams. Lawyer
Fred W. Kenny. Attorney and Counsellor
= lockwood 4 Crosby, Lawyers
i1(S. buhcr, Lawyer
ILL., ssidmore Lawye1 yIeTB STORY
2-stuyvesant Bank Receiver.
~ : WAKE = nan sn'ihias; haSyss Lawyer.
sljosD sljj; b bos 5, S,d;.y Iswyor
Fitch ( Fitch Lawyers.
s-Hsseali ( s;e!son. Lawyer.
ssoe,eytSr Reformation of Juvenile pern au.nt.
Us. II. Stec.e, Lawyer.
w. II. King, Lawyer.
j. A. l.ydccker. Real Estate
. g. j.. Lydecker, Lawyer
III. =. j. A. Reed, Lawyers.
I2-Bvrne Everett Co., Lawyers
- Walsh, Haibert and Eckersou. Lawyers
SIXTH STORY.
John Townshe end Lawyer
A. Nicholson
2-henderson Benedict, Lawyer
X. Logan. Scotch Granite ks.
sc. ". Carpenter Lawyer
- Otis T. Hail, Lawyer.
81 q. T. Webster, Lawyer
jefferson Clark, Lawyer
% John l. Knight
81 Hodges Mceker, Lawyer1
81 r. s. Burr Lawyer
John Crompton, Accountant
- sEiith Dean City SURVEYOR
10) o. W. Van sicen Lawyer
urT II. Baldwin, Lawyer.
l2) Charles ID. barrow. Lawyer
Is icnry A. GilGcrsleeve, Lawyer
hfG, K Carrington, Lawyer
|. W. ompkjns Lawyer
T. ". Miner Lawyer.
Two passenger elevators running al tho tine
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SFGNAAA NOAAOESs
Y KENTUCKY STATE LorTERYi
SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME
authorized BY Special Act OF the Legislature,
For the Bsnent Of the University Of Paducah-
$500 900 distributed among the Holders Of Tcks
FIRST PRIZE. $4,000
' drawing s .a4sy as pass s S Scisss''a Kentucky
No Discount on rrizes-Evcry Prize paid in full
SIMMONS. DICKINSON 4 CO.. Managers
SCHEME
FTss FTss ct ct 1855. SSS iSSS
FRIES Prize % Of SS': 1899 9S@
70 Prizes Of 1900
1000 Prizes of l0 lDO0
1900 Prizes OF $1,000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
AsSBsssimssiass e s
s,lis Prizes
amounting to
ssoO,oOc
whole Ticket so; Halves, s.; Quarters esM
Remember that every Prize is drawn. and PAYABLE in
FULL without deduction These Drawings arc never post
each month. send for circular.
Address all orders to
SIMMONS. DICKINSON ! CO.. oovinston. kv.
$480000 $xAf1 s se OF
FOR SALE. ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
Ss
CUxs AND PISTOLS At REpycEp P.icEs:-
loading Gun. cheap. at 50 and 81 Cha
THE TURF.
RARNUNs H1PPoDRoME.
sfEoAL rRorr1Na SATURDAY NIGHT. March Is.
lar r MAcE, MAhEoS ........".--.....~...xs .xsn.ssr'
on., Foys BRILIIANTr RACES
0Rz sE.'aa
Dan Mace, m raSlne aMR sarsAr' saeas
Bonn Bon Mace, MkSssTSs' s 3. 3. sisrIns. g.; Kass.
+. Doty, Q. m. Madge.
SECOND RACE.-pURsE s22s: MILE AND REPEAT.
sea Il hZnsrd Nase esssss ss.ssi t. g e b,ct srank
George Vandewoer enters 5. &. Tony Pastor.
Dan Mace enters br m. Boston.
THIRD KAcE.-PURsE $500; TWO NILES AND
REPEAT.
A. Nodine enters b. m Belle.
Ben Mace enters III. MaryM.
L. poty enters b. E. Pilot.
FOURTH 4aaHE fs II ii1a ME- HEATS BEST
E Doty enters b. z. Ned.
Dan Mace enters br 2. Brown Prince.
A. NOdiuc enters b. &. General.
John Rogers enters b. III. Bessie.
II. Hynard enters br 4. Jack.
p. Nance enters r. z. Copper Bottom.
GRAND RUNNING RACE.
Half mile and repeat by the renowned English jockeys
with their trained thoroughbreds. Also Liiiputian
Jockey Races, best . in g.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.
UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
"A Nate johnson Van Tassell.
once N Liberty street (Evening Post Building).

HOUSE oEsE @ Is 4TGTI1N SFASGH s4hSr 1E oSE
SALES or HosSSSy as fkx9S .sr HELD
EVERY fS4E;;5S5aSlc alcISss ISsf I$SSsss SafDAHS, HSA HELD
Sr 't otS s hSGs IS
ELEGANT ,siA szIb bAAE ii saT aSssEs IS HANDS
II s ss onc .e hsxe O
afraid Of any,hns; first class reliable family
ELEGANT LANDAU. nearly new. by J. B. Brewster 1
LARGE BROWN COUPE HORSE, Is hand. 7 ,year.;
y.a ss not .sd IRAN fs SUo an 'e; sS
cellent FAMILY horse; warranted sound.
aossE HsSs hIsyssr
sa a% II
kSAP TEsa Hos s TX
years; kind In All harness and under saddle; have
mot vos cs ,3ns Of sS ns drying
mated and matched in every way; warranted
wBsfcaEarER nockAwAY, in GOOD order. by j. r.
TEAM SxfffiTsk GRAY pony bull. Horses, lSx hands.
resSe' e' os'ssS sny sn evs
ELEdASTD .fTESour SEAT DOG CART. by j. B.
DARK sFo@N ROAD SS MARE, 1sl hand. eye.r., kind
IN all harness: free from vice; trots close TO three
one tho best % rosdsssr. in the the city; warranted
s1DE.sXK ROAD WAGON, in good order. by R. M.
Stivera
ness; free nom vice; good stylish driver; an ex-
- -celent family or road horse: warranted sound.
EXTENSION TOP PlAETON, nearly new, by Quimby.
TROTTING ESTABLISHMENT; bay trottirg horse
Quaker, l5X hands, 9years; kind in all harness:
the finest roadster. in the country; warranted
SOUND.
s#sss IL sse' sEss6 81
SALE.
Harness, Blankets, Robes, &C., At ARCH. JOnNsTON'S
Mart 10 u rs thirteenth street
Weather inerferes with sale at 10 o'clock.
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Twentyfour forty eight hours given purchasers to
on hand at private sale.
CATALOGUE OF THIS H o5hdck RAS,S rRlDAD SALE AT
y.s
e, SS a55D 5SSsS i5iHF StFtH 81 sEAws
oHsSHsahs's HSsf: ass*'Hi TURNOUT soRen1 m 1so!11sa
ss s
Ass ss S . nase and
SET S5f EGIb aSaoS aS5b as NEW BUILT BY
TEAM sI45k hossE eaa eSs' H HANDS HIGH AND
years OLD nave M been used for private carriage
fSsFs "7a
SET THs K e s.tsfif USED
sdRsE ooEfE ss g Asp S RgsN FExk
sna .sS s1d IN % s ne Tse 2%
1sS GRAY HORSES
hands high. and ana year. % Old KIND KIND and true IN
s ss snG als an yss ssy
ss?E HAsssss sHhsFE EFE tsSSSsE5Hr
under saddle; free IRON vice; very stylish and q
fast traveller; also set Harness and
TOP PONY PHAEfON
GRAY TROTTING HORSE. 5a HANDS HIGH,
years old an excellent horse for genteman's road
use; trots better than minutes and warranted
s?s fine .,ns'' and
kind and In all harness: free from vice; very
stylish. free and peasan driver. and an excellent
TOP PHXEroN. NEARLY NEW.
BAY HORSE 15H HANDS HIGH. 7 YEARS OLD;
kind ana true in all harness; tree from vice. with
fine style and action: excellent horse for general
use and warranted sound.
TOP WAGON SOLD TO PAY ADVANCES
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES. DESCRIPTIONS, TIME
Of sale.
Portland Cutter. in good order, with Pole.
Albany Sleigh, In good order.
Portland Gutter, nearly
Albany Sleigh. four passenger.
Square Box Sleigh i'll good order.
Carriages of all kinds, Horses Robes, &c.
SALE COMMENCES AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.


A SPECIAL SPECIAL, AND Nd IMPORTANT Ant, SALE By PUBLIC
AL AZ Il 0'GL0&GK OK PR0MPT Or TIE ENTIRE CON Jon
TENTH STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND
FIFTH AVENUE
BY CHARLES O. DUFF, AUCTIONEER
including the fast Trotng bay Mare, Dauntless, l5k
hands high, old sired by Cassius NJ Clay, dam
by Lexington; raised in Kentucky and at years
old trolted three heats all inside 246 show
30 gait and promises to be very fast this she
is warranted sound and kind
Handsome aud fine bred large ana fast Trotting Geld
ing l5z hands high, years old raised by UArscy In
Kentucky. and sired by Kentucky Clay; he Is without
exception of the finest styled trotters tho
country: has fine action, great endurance, powerfully
gated and excellent pole hOrse troed last Scptem
ber at NaraRanset Park in 26; also at White Plains,
a9i4, and he Is speeding much faster
to place III hands of trainer 1st of next month"; ana
have entered in several purses coming season; he Is
fully warranted sound and kind and as represented.
Also fine and handsome sadile and driving Horse,
years old, 1874 hands, has been ridden and driven by
MISS he is thoroughly broken under saddle; has
all gats and can trot harness in sl5 STANDS without
tying. afraid of nothing and warranted soun and kind
Also the very last brown Geld,ng Marshal; is ifh
Jessie Fremont by Nagatuck was raised by Peter X.
voohis at Bangor Nc. fnc pic asant driver
can trot his heats inside driven to
height OF speed by any who hold rcins he Is
full warranted sound and kind.
Also top and open Road Wagons pole and shafts; Pony
Phaetons Depot Wagons, Scign, single and double'Ha
ness Blankets Robes and all the contents Of stable.
n. B.-sTOCK NOW ON EXHIBITION
SALE POSITIVE, RAIN OR SHINE
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A e BISSELL, AUCTIONEER.
n. BY BIS,ELL, wELLES MILLET.
THIS DAY Cridayl March II. at l0x A. n,
at No. Is Murray street,
Hardware Cutlery. Guns &c;
also Hntchets, Axes, Eagle Locks
Padlocks, wrenches, &C.;
Full line French Timed Ware.
coo pairs trace Chains, 400 pairs stage Traces.
doub
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A UCTION SALE-ATTENTTON Is CALLED
n. to the largest and positive sale
OF rich and useful House mold Furniture
lERInAYl MORNING

commencing positively at 10 O'Clock,
AT RESIDENCE 2l0 WEST 2lSr ST, NEAR 7TH Av.
richly carved Paror suits, in satin and brocateL
stcinway sons IL octave Pianoforte,
antique Bronze Figures,
nne OIL Paintings naid and gilt Centre Tables Turkish
Lounges Louis XIV. Easy Chairs, Cabinets Mirrors.
Curtains Clocks, Library Suits Turkish style in
Library and secretaire Bookcase Writing Desk Library
Tables; elaborate Bedroom Sets In solid walnut and
rosewood, consisting OF Bedstcads Dressing Cases,
Bureaus Wasastands, marble Tables fine hair and
spring Mattresses, suits Extension liable, Buffet,
Dining Chairs IN leather Silverware Crockery. Hal!
stand Basement Furniture, harclot Suits Brussels and
ingram Carpets errings SAFE &C. &C. all IN perfect
order. N. B-No Dostponement Take 7th, sth or 9th
avenue cars Competent men to pack and ship goods,
city country. ROBERT g. CASTIIN Auctioneer.
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UCTIoN NOTICK-HENRY ztNN, AUCTIONEER.
"A sells this day commencing ut l05 O'Clock all tho
elegant Household Furniture contained in private
mansion q East Twentieth street near Broadway. viz:
rosewood PlanOforte. $780, elegant ParlOr and
Bedroom Suits Mirrors Brussels Carpets Oil Paintings
Bronzes. lace Curtains. Bookcases, Dressing Cases
Wardrobes spring and hair Mattresses Lounges Clocks,
Tables Chairs Crockery Plate dining room bascmo mt
and kitchen Furniture. HENRY ZINN, AuctiOneer.
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REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
to forty eight hours given to purchasers to
test warrantees.
Horses, Carriages Harness, Blankets Robes TO- always
on hand at private sale
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$48OOO GSS. yAFA OF
ernlnent March 49, rrzes cashed and circulars OF in
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A ucIIoN HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL KEARNEY.
n llO AND liz EAST THIRTEENTH STREET,
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE
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HARNESS. RIDING SADDLES AND HORSE CLOTH.
h IL ing-Large stock variety and the lowest
possible prices f. BARTLETT, 81 Warren street. corner
College place.
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[ IAIAIOUU e, FOSI.Ns CIhCU bAnS hND hIn
despatch by the MErROPOLTFAN PRINTING ESrAB
LISHMENT. No. 21S Broadway.
II B. HERTS 4 SONS. AUCTIONEERS
IL. salcsrooms $50 Broadway, near Bond street
IMPORTANT SPECIAL PEREMPToRY SALE
OF THR ENTIRE FURNITURE AND EFFECTS
OF TIE ANDREW JACKSON CLUB
ON MONDAY. MARCH Is, AT 1917 O'CLOCK,
AT THE CLUB HOUSE,
LEXINGTON Av, CORNER THtRTIETH ST.
Catalogues be had the olce of the auctonecrs'
SIS Broadway.
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yNM. Writer'S AUCTIONEER-SELLS THIS DAY
w at2oclock: 454 Canal street the Furniture Of
lace and brocael Curtains and Shades: l Brussels aud
Oil Paintings and kngravngs, Pianofortes &c also I
Lot OF Furniture. sold TO pay storage &c. Also or
hereafter.
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SPOHTINCI-DOCiS, BIRDS, &c.
A FOR SALE ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
"A. Birds &c Medicines for all diseases; Prepared
Food tor mockinG birds, at b. G. DOVEf'S No Greene
street. near Canal
Guns AND PISTOLS AT REDUCED PRICES
" Several new and secondhand breech and muzzle-
loading Guns cheap, at 80 and % Cha thsm street
GEORGE SMITH.
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DAMPHLETs or EVERY DESCRIPTION FUR.
FSTiHSsSs Ps!Si: sS Il s ssss1naS
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A PRIVATE LIBRARY. ARY.pxuorro.s s.p
Comprising an unusuallv select and choice collection
OF Illustrated and standard Works. in fine bindings.
very and scarce; Retrospective Review, 18
vols, half russia Ritsons scottish and English Songs,
vols Mrs Jameso Works vols treed calf; Giray's
Works. vols: WAITS Industrial Arts, folio; smiths
Dictionaries, 9 vols, halt NOR; Polychromatc Orna-
ment folio; fhc Polyanlhe vols hall calf; Works
The whole to be sold Monday and Tuesday evenings
March Is and IT, commencing at ID O'Clock Catalogues
ready. Books on exhibition.
The Messrs. LEAvITT, Auctioneer.
A UCrION NOTICE. THIS DAY FRlDAY,
n a. private residence
120 West 2Sd street. near 9Th avenue,
commencing at 10 O'Clock
(salc positive),
namely :-MaEnifcent Stenwny Son rosewood Plano
forte used SIX months cost $1,000; elegant Windsor
square, grand rich faror SUITS covered in satin bro
caeL silk Turkish suits. i'll reps and plush Easy
Chairs, Tables Etagercs velvet and Brussels Carpets
fine Oil Paintings lace aud damask Curtains. Bookcase
and Writing Desks. 900 volumes choice Books rich
ported Mantel scts. Clocks, &c.
superb Bedroom Suits. IN solid
rosewood and French nlatd black walnut; DRESSING
Case, Bureau, Bedsead washstand Commodes, Armoire
a-Glacs; shaving stands, pure Hair Mattress spring
pets &C. single and double Bedsteads.
Dining Room.
Elegant Buffet solid black walnut Extension Table,
Chairs, side Tables China Dinner ana Tea sets. Cut
Glass sod silver and Plated Ware Basement and good
Kitchen furniturc other articles too numerous TO men,
ton. Catalogue contains over 400 lots Sale positive. IN
'''' " ''' h. i. MCDONNELL CO.. Auctioneers.
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Personal.

INFORMATION WANTED-OF LIZZIE KANE, DO
mestic. who lived Mansion square, Poughkecpsie,
in the 1855 will please send her address TO Post
office box Ll91
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
ERIE RAILWAY UNDER A RECEIVER.

ACCOUNTS OF THE ADNINIsTRATIoN OF HUGH J.
JHwETT HOa FIVE wBsKs-AN APPAEiNf DE-
FICIENCY SHOWN.
Hugh j.. Jewett, appointed Receiver OF the
Erie Railway In May last has presented his accounts OF
his administration from May ~ to June go and under
the provisions the order appointing hin, has had those
accounts passed upon by exJudge James c. Spencer as
Referee who approves them Besides the accounts thei
selves the Referee lad before him the testimony OF M
Jewet that the accounts we've kept und the system Oh
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, by which the
Auditor and Treasurer checks upon each otner ana
the testimony of William p. Sherman, now cashier VI the
Receiver with The duties of the former Treasurer OF the
Erie Railway Company, and stephen Little performing
for the Receiver the duties Of the Auditor o the ola
Company. The Referee reports the accounts 10 he sat
factory and his report with the accounts was hed yes
'erday with the County Clerk.
The Receiver reports that he received cash on eem-
ing into possession of the Cop.ranys property
$lt3622 s6 and that at the end of the five weeks he
had 1892 4O2 90 Of that kind OF items hand the total
receipts being including loans $319200S and expendi-
tnpes COS o. On the other hand he reports that
bis net borrowing the same period was $47OOO0 Tie
accounts are very vOlumnOus but include his payments
on account OF debts incurred by and receipts ON account
of debts due 30 Company before his enEy hpon hs
receyeslip In Mr. Jewetts general account, lie debts
himself ON May 27 with $147.593 Al cash and large
amount Of what are known cash items, bringing UP
the totals Of that date S191 016 %, against which
were cash credits then Of $1s92S 80 For May % he
gives his receipts at $50.216 So, his payments at
7g7 and for the other DAYS as follows:
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19

And rbbed man and left him fr dead near Lafhop Wes
mocland County Penn. Io s,d G LceoDid not rst nhti
confessed his cDDe and scemch to be gaty eno'ea ON
being Looked up
The Excise Commissioners held q meeting ycser-
day. granted 81 900 worth Of senes ns iai hs
under the new law so2SJv bas beeu received Tor hc"nses
sgahs4 - 900 last.yeaA ulsder The Old law
A conference was held Tuceday evening usser tho
auspices Of the Newersey State Temperance Alliance atc
rooms Young MEMS Christian Association IN NewaN
purpose Of deciding plan Of acton Tor 'ns ap
prosching political campaign. Active measures were auso
cakSi committee appointed To- mae aIinhsehs"S
for calling state Cohyentcn 10 De held h ireh'"" fp
LONG ISLAND.
FOsTERs. MFADowS.-Adolph Sterling. farh
hand In the employ of Mary sehebsr yesterday seized
daughter schleIbcrs about ii years, and AZ
tempttA raas her Her attracted nc stieh,ion
OF orssen adjoining ield, who pestfeH h,y
then Stcrlsg and him INTO the tr'Ty oi ohceIs
and si aud hs was locked up at Jamaica 10 await
STATEN leland.
STAPLETOE.-In consequence of the inIuncnon
proenrd by Attorney ral anil served yesterday upon
tie Vanderbilt Ferry Company, compelling them TO show
cause WHY they should not pli MP the sp hs br % nsw
pier line yesterday afternoon discontinued tsf "ok
NEW-JERSEY.
UoBoKBx-Justise strong before Justice Monks yes
erday snl preferred charge Of perjury agalns, James Hen
dason who his TUESDAY to answer Charge
of exoYtipn q TgiBg ~ for warrant
Trs.Fn,-Fre.rfck Biauvc aged TO- sesdiIf a, costsI
was sn,tl death IN vat AT The PoNa hDt MoIs on
TUESDAY. HAwas seanDg the VAT and te gas o'upo"ec"
lin.
FcnT Lyp-The body Of aitirsd in shirt and svera
was ashed asfore Iuesay near this place iS ieha'
have Deen IN the water fOo long TO be idebuhed
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
HIb IN' ''I''" "t T~"'-'O ~ ' TT
" ii. and Tor the other days as follows:

~ The receipts of Juae0 ineude oaR oi sSOOOOO from
the Mar DIa Bank and The paymens that OF an Old
loan OF $4,000.
York and fe galway rents and 100000 Long Dock ren
ana receipt from fhe Buffalo, hewlOrk and Ere hallway
Company of $50 lJ6 30, IL Nhends.
49, Ians National Bans OF s30O0o0 and
from mon Steamboat Company OF 100000 neladed IN
u Repayment TIE Eontl National Bank Of $4,000.
o. Loans paid. $1,000
,e ,ank OF Commerce, 100000 and hoan paid
SlJO.OO0-a renewal OF a note merely.
Mr. Jewett STATES the account in another shape, in
which he Dc bits te the Company what he has on
hand and all payments made by him, and credits 10 it
the cash originally received and all subsequent receipts
by him in this account 1t will be most of the items
are twice charged. Where this tie first charge
represents transactions rece ling his appointments the
second, transactions since May 26.