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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-25
BASE BALL.

The first game of the series between the ANA
teur yaway and Keystone Clubs Of this city was played
on the Union Grounds yesterday The game was closely
contested and the fifth inning closed with the totals
standing for each club. In the next inning the
Flyaways by strong hits of Laughn, Faon Moore and
Quinn added two to their score, which gave
them the lead This they maintained to the close, win
ming the game by the close score OF to T. In Playing
Laughn and shandey did the best for the Fyaways IA
did Iedwith and McCabe for the KeystOnes. Following
Is the score by innings:
Clubs LIST. I'd. Sd. 4th 9TH 9th. TIN. 9Th 9th y
kklya%ag:... 9 9 3 Q o :
To-day the Mutuals play the Arlingtons on
the Union Grounds
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DAMAGES FOR FALSE IMPRISONMENT.

In the Marine Court, Part H., before Judge Jo-
achmsen yesterday Moses Price sued Charles Bush for
81 900 damages for alleged false imprisonment The EVIL
dence showed that Sept defendant swore De-
fore Justice ofthe Second Judicial Court that the pann
had owed him 3452 for over two years and That ne wa
the city whereupOn he arrested !il'i
confined in Ludlow StreetJa The jury found verdic'
for the plaintiff OF 500.
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CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO MAY 2iCATrLE fairly active bu rather esser
racep,s 800 head lair In good sjGf
butch Is 70 - choice steers 80 1896 %
shipments, 100 head.
hOS--ye loo. lower under heavy receipts fairly
the decline sales Of poor 10 extra AZ 81 90 chiefly
~ ar 40 for hight anu 81 25ds7 IS Tor heavy; ship
rlents. 300
~Hrr-Receips 500 nomnAly 81 IS 80 ,or shorn 50 so
- for unsLoTu.
II Lous hay24HoGs Attraction highcS for best gr dcs
shippers. ~ 5U6S1 bscOn ~ good choice 10 "a
CATTLE firm for Ugh grades bower for medium
Texans good nai.vcs- - " 1eG medium, - =, 80 Z.
mixed 81 .5dS5 S5 good trough Texans. ~ 50dSl 70
medium w tsax, 8 7SaSA % c0mnson, - - -.
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COTTON MARK ETS.

COTTON MARKETS.
NEW ORfFAys MAY 24-COtton- demand fair. Hddling
l52c net receips r23 bales gross 1880 BALES exports
To Great Britain 1898 bales cOasfHlse, so ball sales,
lSOO bales stock, N4.3t9 uats
,HAaIKs1UN May zf.CoOn quiet Mddling, l. 3.c;
Low Mlddng Good Ordinary, li-q0lA PC. net
2UG bales exports 20 treat Britain 94i Das coast
wise $50 bales sales. % bales: stock. 422i bales
ding IS Ordinary, l4a- net receipts sos bales
3o4i bales cOastHse j. 100 bales
safes. 365 bales, stock l0+S6 bales
NOBLE May 28.-COttOn weak Middlna l5c; Low Md
ports cOasiwe 279 bales sales, $50 bales stock l30Gs
GALVESTON Nav 24-Cotton DUH demand limited Mid.
ding ii &c Middlg l4%sc., Good OriiuaTy 1870
90 bales eNports c0ast"se ~ bales Sales 5i3
bales. stock, $3.50 bales. $500
BALTIMORE NAV f-Coiton duh and easy; MidlIng -
oSAinalng Is Good Ordinary, IA 2c ne; receipts ~
gross receipts 10 bales exports coastw 10 bales
s4es. 10 bales stock SI13 b9es-
ScEfoLI May 2i.-Cotion quiet Middling l5ia6l5'sc
net receipt jSJ exports coastwise $50 bales; sales
lUI bale. stock 3iy3 bales.
RosTCs Nav 24.-Cotton dull Adding, l6isc.;
i bales gross 20 bales salt. 40 Oaies; stoc
UTILIZATION May 24-Cotton quiet Middling l5c: net
receipts bales stock. 81. bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Nay 2i.-COtOn quiet Ndding. 10 &C..
Hddng l59ic; Good Ordinary, lJc, net receipts, l33
bales gross receipts, 209 bales
ME1lHs MAY 24.-Cotton steady Middng Ijc net
cepis l2 bales shipn nts, 3sl bales sales $50 bales
stOcE, ~ bales.
MlGinc. II &C. Low Mdding, lie. Good Ordinary. IA &C.
net receipts. ~ bales, sales. l61 bales
CINCINNATI May 2i-COti0n quiet Adiling. lJsc. Low
Mhdrg, l49c Good nrnnITy Iic net r'ccps - ua!'s,
s!!pmens - bales spnncT 100 halcs sock, eJu1 baiA
-. LOUIE Nay 24.-COan quiet Ild.lng, 10 &c. gross
receipts ll3 hairs shipments iSi bales 10 bales
stock G33J bales.
/ LotlsSlLLl NAV 9i-Cotton dul; MiddlinG. I51.c.
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Drp GOODS.
MACY'S.

MILLINERY Received per ste"ner pa'S0 s"'" '"V
MILLINERY ni''" VI .x..,
MILLINERY HAMBURG NEIS AND M" iI'"''
urrrrrFpy The best SHOE the money IN America -
MILLINERY GLOVEFlTTlSG sF-A"i'h~'o on"AS
MILLINERY al - w.
PARASOLS Cents, LADIES', Misses '"1s'N' y ~
PARASOIS fInts FURNISHING OOoDS anu o'p.
PARASOLS Quilts. TRANELEH5 OoiEiAAA'~
PARASOLS DEPARIAhNI.
CROCRERY House Ornamentng Housekeeping, Al"
CROCKERY House Furnishing Goods Of silver Bronse'
CRoCKERY Paran. MaIolica China, Glass Iron I'n'
cRoCRERY Wood and Willow, Linen cioths Napkins
CROCKERY Wool Blankets, Counterpanes CartanAv
CRoCKERY Tides and Doilies
r. H. MACY & Co, 1sthst and 6thave
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Eeaal Nolices.

IN THE MATTER of the HERCULES MI
STATES-NOTICE 10 CREDITORS # the HERCULES MI
TUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY Of the UNITED
TATES.-TO ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN Notice
hereby Of which The following II coy,
has duly the above cn eel matter, and that al
creditors Of Company required ~ com IA ana eAt
their my Ofce 40 26i Broadway IN the city
comply with the terms 81 aid order on OF
before the twenty day September -J Dated New
YORK March 20 1875. EDWARD L. PAhKIS, Referee.
The following the order referred 10 IN M ABOVE notice
Alta Of the Court held 1t Chambers
New County Court house IN the CIV ~ ew York IN
twelfth March. 1875, present Hon Charles lonuhue us
uce-In of the HEfCl LIS III ~ Al LIFE A.
SURANCE SOCIETY Of the UNITED STA ilL--Dn rtaa-
ing and nng petition tie Of s Soriety II
thereof granted ordered ami decrrrd thai notc De
published hereinafter directed requiring an te
said Hercules Assurance society Ia eAlt tclr
parties the prOcsAns ~ which such
appointed within AK months in the INST pub
LEGATION this default tefeo. that teY y" pre-
all benen OF the judgment or cecte nAh ,hL
and nom distribution which SHAH h,,
made such gment decree anu II is rfr 0fdcrft
that such copy Of TINS order be published once
months in DAILY REGISTER ant Tie tribune ann
furhen ordered that Edward l. fdrrl esq be ana 80
appointed Referee Tor the purposes Of tins crner thar
publication DE made under his direction AMI tDat al sufr
exhibited sad Referee and that sad lt'eree 80
and determine all such claims NAV D. contested and TO-
ordered that said Referee OF 10 this Court
that said Receiver De ~ liberty 10 Ply Tor SUCH tIter dcc-
tons from time "a time nay be proper.
Filed and enr rcd N Albany County CLERKS once hsIch d.
1915 Cow WI. l.. FASWELI. clerk.
BARLOW & OINEY Attorneys .or Receiver q PARK row.
New-YOr City. NIB llw6mIu
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CORPORATION Notitfs.

TELEGRAPH SUPPLIES.-Sealed Proposal
Will De received by the Fire Department untl II oeloc
May 81, 1870 for Suphnrc Acid and other TELEGRAPH
supplies particulars The City Record Copies Tor sal
No. City Hal-
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM BERMUDA-Ta steamship Gamma, Nay 2i-Ilent
T. C. Heathcoe r. T. James, John r. Warwick, NJ snlllh
wife Pearman W NJ Reid, Mrs and MISS Bri1'
ley r. Gordon DUFF and WIFE C. A. Brnley = IL Moseiey o.
NcCumpha f.. p Bishop, Misc Cutter, Miss Butter MISS
and maid, Chis. b. Enwright and WIFE Miss MAY
briggs Miss L. A. Outerbrdge Miss Wood. Miss Hurst j. W.
Av,nH Major " Il. :. Eldr II. J. Hoyey o. Gooiwl m H.
X. Dalton Chas. sewen and wife, f. NJ Aldrlcn L. u
JOl Aldr1ch.
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REQUESTS TO ROMAN CATHOLIC INSTITUTIONS.

REQUESTS TO ROMAN CATHOLIC 4IIUIlONS.
The will of the late John II. Power lawyer
OF this city was admitted TO probate by Surrogate Hutch
ings yesterday The estator directs the annual payment
10 his wife during life Of s. 600 in equal hafyeary
nsallments He further directs his executors u give
81 900 20 Cardinal McCloskey 10 be applied toward the
building of the Cathedral Fthave. The will directs
that So 600 be applied TO the purchase OF plot IN Cal
vary Cemetery and the erection OF monument over
the remains OF the testatDr TO the Roman Catholic Or
uhan Asylum 1T. Vincents Hospital and the Found
ling Asylum the testatOr gives $1,000 each. OF
the remainder of his property the testators
wife is 10 receive One-thrd; his nephew,
Peter Rice OnetEird. and the remaining ont-hd IL
given 10 the executors and exocutIx, 10 be divided by
them among such Roman CahOiic charities institutions
schools or a majority OF the executors and
execulx shall decide in such proportions a. they may
think proper" Tne Will bears date sept =. lel4. Inc
sat0rs wife, Henrietta Il. Power. Is appointed eKteU
rix and Lewis White and Hugh Cassidy, executors.
Tie testatOr's property amounts To over SoOO,OVO
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Cost an6 founo.

Il IN REWARD.
- ,fC Lost on Saturday May %, at Merchants Hotel
in Cortandtst a POCKET MEMORANDUM BOOK con-
tanning certiasae for Al shares and
Long Branch Railroad and check for s9oe transfer OF
stool and paynent Of check have been stopped The reward
viii be- paid on return property Clerk Of Merchants Hotel
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Ceniistrn.

4 BEAUTIFUL SET, So; GUM TEETH,
"A SO. single, IL solid gold IS silver Il all WORK var
ranteds EXAMINE specimens. "NEW-loRN DENTAL
ROOMS" 2U2 shave. established 1851. Remember 252
4 CORAL RUBBER SET OF TEETH in
in the forenoon, tn in the 81
t.rnOOn. Thriy-fQuITs-st siXfhave.
Coral rubber very strong esh colored gold patna sss
~halebone rubber SETS plumpers ont LIP nfteIs up
epressors regulators nitrous exdei mechanical dentistry:
from Grandt ferry -ixthaVe carr, OK
Broadly AZ cars. 81 on al Thirty fourth-s;-
NEWBRDUGH. lbs West Thirty fourth ST
nR. WAIT & son, 45 EAST 23D-SI., have
~ metallic Artificial Teeth when ~ ngnter,
stronger cooler other and beng per,ec COM
ducor OF animal neal II perfectly heshyony $50 per SET
They Gold and Rubber -
prices Fine Gold Plugging specaIty Iee.h ehHaco
under pure fresh without extra charge "hen oeis Ae
serted. A Lady " attendance
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Copartnerabip Notifies.


NOTICE is hereby given that the partner
~ ship heretofore existing between W BAILEY AEtr
GEORGE NJ. WHEELER, under the firm name Of w Bailey
Lang Company been this DAY dissolved by mutual
sers Tn Iiar- Of firm viii b. qtidatcd AT No. "a
Clins 1rk by Nj W. Bailey Lang who IS alone au
thor Zed % the in liquidation. Arrangements are
now being .or the formation u new nrm Of
which early notice vii! be- gwen W. "a LII LAStIA
New Ork May -. IL. GEO. NJ " HELLER
NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
lately subsistng between David AlertOn. Archibald ~
AertOn John butcher, under the nrm name OF Aer
dissolved ills Ion day Nay,
mutual III debts owing TO the sad partnership
10 received tie rad David ArrtOn, and all demands
the said partnership presented 20 hun Tor payment
New YoiA NAY 10, 1910 \. NJ. ALLEkrON,
DAVID ALLERTON
JOHN b. BUTCHER.
V'UE FIRM of PALMER n De FOREST is
this III solv ID Dy mutual consent Either PARTNER
NIL III Liquidation !. Il PALMER
b. !. DK FOREST
New. York, May "A, 1870
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pdSSFyGFPS SfILED.

FOR RIO JANFIRO. Cen stedmShfp South 6nnrr'c1
NAV 24-Henry Levy, F. Cuebas and wife, w. II feker
Mrs A. Crosss child Mrs b. G. Coffin infant and nus
Miss Lucy b. U Shaughnessy, K. GuterInann
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SIM rises 43G sun sets. 10 Noon sets. Morn.
HIGH WATER THIS DAY-A ".
sandy Hook lll4 Cows Island ll53 Hen u Fefry AL
DAY-P NJ
sandy Hook ll4O Cows Island 600 Hell u Ferry lf'
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TRIAL OF THE DEPUTY CONTROLLERS ASSISTANT

The tiial OF james 4. Duffy, charged with
felonious assault and battery on D'aiy Controller
Earle was resumed tac Court Of General Sessions, be-
fore City Judge Sutherland yesterday. sBcrn Conner
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Clothing, &c.

AT B. MINTZ's, 24s Third-ave., between
N Twentieth and Twenty first sts, or 100 Myrteave be-
and Brigests BrookgnLadles and gen.
viii astonshed the great prices Is Mintz pays oS
clothing lewcry, &c. note by post punc>
ally attended 10 by Mr. and Mrs Antz
A T FLATTOs uptown well known estab-
"A ishment al6 sixhaye, corner Forty ixthst-tirsa
prices paid ladies' and gentlemen castoh CLOTH.
ING, &C. wanted for the southern and western markesi
$40 Coats - to t5 Pants,
81 70 50. Address Mr. Mrs FLArTO SIG Sixth-ave.
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CALEN DARSTHIs DAY.
,rksr -Cu.unYRs- AwpEVCr 7

sUPnFME COURT-CHAHBRls- LAWRENCE. J.
u Ieanan Poor. &c. lJl. Tying agt. L. s Snb-
20 Bernstein aet schles- marine and Torpedo
o. scniesinge ger agt schles- POS Williams agt The
81 Clark AT. Decker 25J. .cniIton aei- Browne
ion Sc 's- ''"D' 255 Tenth Nat Bank agt
sl7 %aa:n G &s 's 2-s lanS iss1 AFT Holland
e Flint ait Hemenway 262 Aaebner AIT Isoose
Tweed 2e8 -DolIe art. County Of
S. Kelly art Marposa Platte Mo.
pr HS AND WIN Mining ea S Ere Ra aST GO Co. as
Co. act. Iaiimadge. 2ae. Daley aei, DALEY.
IS Mitinachi agt stein. crawford, sc,
metz. SIG. .Loage, &C, AT. Haz
100 The People &C. ast Sls Malone, &c art Blythe M,
27Rupsel ar+ Conner, $50. Freestone ast. Bolt
les Anthony agt. Day. 332 Ripley agt Grant lr.
a GENERAL TERM-DAys P. J., BRADY and DoSoHUE u.
agt. The People 22G Moss ct alag H aested
20 &C. 227 -''f r,rs ina as g. PhenA
&e as The Mayor '' Tn fssFs "a nhg19
aaPcF &C. 's' The S0R S.gSf &C. -s The
o22~caTaan; jf,, agt. Kelly, le9 agl. =.
rs rs Gsfi e 4 a. f aS First Al ~
%. ra rny SCOT BTS s51s EeG &C. as
RR GO. agt fillmore. 81 Kelly agt waterbury.
ga Walsh agt, Mehrbach. 229 Flynn agt Adams and
I[r as B'd Of Police. 23O FLYNN agt Bishop.
SPECIAL TERN-Adlourned for the Term.
CIRCUIT, PART I.-AdjouTDed for the Term.
PAgT II.-AdOurned to Friday May e, 1875
PAEr uI-BARRErT. J.
27sO AIT. The Mayor, 1862 McGunnss aet Hot
go Gray and ano e23 Nichols agt slegel ct al
trail r. r. Of ~ 79l q Conkhn agt Walsh
1855 Wood agt- The Mayor, o and ano ~,
Tss sa 1'a aR S As I1kEst a e. ene
25Ol Tracy, admir- agt The l5sl Glenn agt Null ,
Mayor. Stl Flait AMI stuart ~ al
i-'''' Mayor Sc Ass. AT. Tribune ASS
s9l Fmferson agt- Wad. 1921 - agt
''' Dell. $50. .Reek agi. Phenir ms
Plat. tc.agt- Van Co.
anee, iInpfd 2O69..-- agt.--.
1919 Schiller ct al agt.
drummer
SUPERIOR CoUgr-GRsERAL TERx-Ad)ourned siae die.
ATRIAL TERN-PARI I.-CURrs. J.
1857 Cahen agt Patt & ano Fannon admin &C.
2O-9 Beatty agt Conner, gtSecohd ave H. H.
1os7 Carlo sur agt Me-. 1921 Carpenter agt Cushing
1autie Nut. ms. Co. s33. .Neidenfeldt agt- Lynch
1853 Heath act. Austin. O5l hnpier agt hagen
1865 hGrence ei al agr. l145.. CASSIDY ard ana ae-
-''' Brennan. -heTin. e. Beroden
1857 and ano ag 1883 KeyeS All The Mayor
s51 DoTe 81 al agt sharpe Il79 BechaTt agt Murphy.
1893 Carnes agt. Plat
PART N.-SPElR J.
1912 Bodne art Collins 1891 Pln,t ass'e. &c. AIT.
l-9S -furn ACT v isns. smith and
ITO Malr 4s 4. stevens 96..Nuhn and ann AIT
i0is Beck rhorburn ct o- brennan sheriff 90
Al. $50 Predominant ano. agL
so Howard ACT. second " aller
Io44 Marshall II. C. Co. agt am eta -
lbs whdmnler and &c. ast Lester, sur
Gss Meicus Germania 776.. Wilson aet- Brennan
Fire Ins. co. sheriff,
COMMON PLKAs-GESER.L TERn-Adournod until Monday
June -, ls...
TRIAL TEax-PAET L-LcEw, J.
Case on-I3s2 Ballard art Hoe
PART II.-AdIourned for the Term
MAEISE CouI-TEIAL TERs-PAn L-GRoss, J.
1913 Beract' at Garden. .o7e Alhreeht az Lehman
sa.oIpon agl 37os- TLyrp sg AsOoDVugh.
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NEvYoRk DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY g. Isa-TRPLE SHEET

2so7 u..or At Oppeo. 2g52 Ruhl aet Creamer.
beirner 2473 Hayward agt Hem
1902 Ross Ffnan. 1fin -. an.
1892 McCandless et al agt 24SO VaDderDeek NJ" ~'o
Harvey. a-L gay
1927 Patton ct al agt Levy. 1866 Long agI Ms"o'c'n'
34Ol -FOrsch agt-
shayne
PART II.-JoACHINsEN. ].
229l Slaery Adams 2506. Price ct aiagL MIC, ANIL
37O4 McCabe agt The Mayor 25l3 Amuly aet Behhi. ~,
&c. 1915. Kramer agt beIrlng et
249f. n. Y. Daily Bulletin As al. -. w..
ISOLATION agt Rem 25l7. Lane anu sho Ae@ iA'
ingt0n, jr. Mayor, &C.
$500 DE Forest and ano AFT 25ls. FisAe AIT. Dufey.
Tu,t 2Jlg Ellis AIT. Dry Dock, Il.
2f53 Young Art Walters f. b. X. r. Co.
2i6S Stewart art TLurter $500 Feucht agt Nc
and ano Grath.
zZ@J- Davis Brandt. , 2J23 hlenen aSt buIcheh
PART III-Adourned for the term.
GENERAL sEssIoss-SUTHyRI.AHD flames Suivan yonn
Lyon rape; William Boyle Thomas Early J0hn GARY
Charles Bremen Jonnu Hapin Elizabeth HIGGINS Durgary
William oliver Margaret Regan Henry George
rahn, John Meyers. Melville Regensburg Thomls fuIr,
Fraaes Ioye grand larceny Thomas Nc LrrOn forgery
James Sullivan, Thomas Homes, petit larceny.
OYFR AND TERyrsER-BRADY CHARLES williamson John
Powers, homicde John Iuigan, Charles Sloan, John
Downing robbery: Charles Wilson, John sheridan James
Nolan burglary Charles Harrington. grand larceny
COURT FAPPRAIs-ALBASY, May 2iThe following IA the
Court Appeals calendar for Tuesday May 20 NOS "a
IS2. ~, 10 = II, ~, ~
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NETWORK COMMON PLEAS COURT

~ THE MN YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Plaintiff against JANIS MEAGHER GEOEnE ". HUB
SARAH L. EAKIN, as eNecutrx, HE'S ~ y; kAklN a. q
JAMES D. Of the last VIII and estamenn
Of Thomas Eakln, deceased, THOMAS CAREY, CONkAD
WEISS. GANBURT BARNES, CHAiti.lS BoUR,T,
JAMES I. CASTER. Defendants. AmtHdc. s.umpnr Tor
nefCon 10 each If the Defendants above named
You are hereby summoned aud rel'1r". - answer the
amended complaint IL this action when L t lay MED IN ths
Ofnce Of :, oi Common CITY
and County of View York at saif city,
and 10 serve a complaint,
the subscriber Office No - Chambers IT, N'Wiolk
CITY, days after the service o. Ia s;mmons on
you, Of day such and you tail to
the sail complaint within the time rcsd de plan-
viii apply 10 the court ipr ite reh.i do-
manied la.nt-Dated New lOra. Aqul 20 1873.
HiEN ny a. BOGERT, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The complaint Ia the action cuy led The oh,
the Clerk 81 Common ila icr tie city And
County Of NowIOr AT the new Courtouso IA said CITY "a
the Goth day of Au1l, 1915.
len ny ~ BOGERT Plant. rs Attorney.
Apt Iaw6wrl No. - Chances ssr '>ew-l ORR.
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forsss, Carriages, Garnsss, Sc.

4 BELOW COST, TO close business.
IA NV hDe stock Of CARRIAGES, my own make
now in Repository. No. lIl West broadway.
Store must be vacated BY June 10. ou., covpr
N Late Johnston & Van Tasseln,
OFFICE 81 LIBERrY-ST,
Evening Post Bulldine.D - a.u
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH OF OCh
HOUSE Is 49, 81. %, and % THIRrEENTUSTy
University place. -.
will conducted precisely the sane stres
which chlrartnze'i
dealings respect and confidence OF
the business community, wen "a the public at large,
REG ULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FhiDAfS
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
Entries for sale may be made through the mall
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2s52 Ruhi sgt. Creamer.
2473. Hayward agt Hem
stein.
o4sO. .yaDdcrbeck and ano.
AIT. Clayton.
1866. Long agt MeGovern.
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COMMON PLKAs-tIESERAL TRRM-AdOurned until Monday
June - -.1..
TRIAL TE.x-PAgT I-LcEw, J.
Case on-l3s2 Ballard art. Hoe.
PART II.-Adjourned for the Term
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-05
ALGO MAS SOBRE LAlLONJA

Mi distinguido amigo, el autor del
artfculo que apareci6 Ell el BoLETN
del IL del corriente, iniciando la con
veniencia de establecer una Lonjja &
reunion de los comerciantes, me ha
invitado y excitado repetidamente pa
IA que tome parte en- el asunto y con
tribuya q que su brillante idea ] Sc
difunda y llegue a conyertirse en- una
realidad que sera, q no dudarlo, de
gran provecho para ell comercio de la
lsla entera.
Recon6zcome Incompetence para
entrarenuna contienda periodistica, So
bre todo de la importancia de la de que
Sc trata; pero de un lado la coLsidera-
cion y estima en- que tengo al amigo
y dc otro ell attractive que ofrece el
asunto para todos los que nos conta-
mos en- el hoy noble gremio mercan-
til, me deciden a hacer por 10 menos
algunas indicaciones que, hijas de una
larga prActica y encaminadas a conse,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-05
LA QUESTION
CON LOS EsTADOs-UNIDos.

Entire los varios buenos artfculos
que ha publicado la prensa de la Ha-
bana sobre la no muy clara nj amisto-
sa actitud de los Estados-Unido res
pecto a Espaf1a, descuella el que re-
producimos 4 continuation, suprimien-
do para darle cabida nuestros mismos
trabajos editoriales por juzgarle de
grande importancia. Los rumores ad-
versos 8 favorables a nuestra nacion
pronto han de quedar negados 6 CON
tlrmados, pues ell 6 del corriente Sc
abre ell Congreso americana y ell pre-
sidente Grant ha de revelar forzosa-
mente en- su mensaje annual, las inten-
clones de su gobierno.
"Creen muchos que el reconocimien-
to de beligerancia de los insurrectos
por parte de los Estados-Unidos nos
ocasionaria males sin cuento, por GUAM
to dleha aacioa babgia de prestarles
80 Ss&sasz~s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-05
ACTA NOTABLE.
Ffanciseo BastOn 9 Corton.

Con gusto insertanos la siguiente
que nos ha remitido el Sr. Presidente
del Excmo. Ayuntamiento de esta
Capital:
" E1 SecretAio del Ercmo. Ayusta-
a'iepto de esta Capital que s,sscribe,
CERTIF1cA: que EN- session extraor-
dlnaria de hoy 4 que concurrieron los
Sres. que abajo Sc expresan, Sc acor-
do Ell particular que a la letra dice
asf:
"Tambien lei otra communication
del Excmo. Sr. Gobernador General
de esta Isla, d. Jose Laureano SAM
y Posse, concebida en- los siguientes
terminus:
Gobierno General de La Isla de
PgeEto-Rieo, Lleao de profaads
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-01
Court CuILiuUS.


A suit was brought some time ago by
the village of Riverside against David
Sedan and others, in which the contro-
versy was over a fund in Court, arising
from the condemnation of strip of
ground condemned in 1873 for the pur-
pose Of widening the Lower RIVER road,
of which strip both the plaintiff and the
defendants claimed to DE the owners at
the time of the condemnation. The fund
amounted to about $3,6So. The case has
been on trial for week or more, and was
finally disposed of last evening in the
jury finding verdict for the defend
ants.
The suit of s. Nicholas & Co. against
Albert SchWill and others to recover
$233 is in progress before Judge Burnet.
j. B. McClymans suit against Alfred
White, to recover 800 upon note, and
for professional services rendered to the
defendant, amounting TO 500, was dis
posed of last evening by the jury render
ing verdict for Alfred White. The
case has been in progress tor week or
more"
John Sieman was yesterday appointed
administrator OF Henry Christian, de-
ceased. Estate, 81 900 in personally.
Elijah Newman was appointed admin
istrator of Elizabeth Vetter, deceased.
Estate, $500 in personality.
The creditors OH G. Bolen, of McCon-
nelsville, o., have filed their petition in
The United States Court asking that he
| be adjudged a bankrupt.