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Now WE have a story that the Carlists suf-
fer from smallpox. This is about as true as
niue.y-nine out Of a hundred Of the stories
sent to US about the Carlists.
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TIE LoSccHAaIPs RACES, Notwithstanding
the changed aspect Of affairs in France, have
lost none of their attractions, as our Paris
letter in another column will amply testify.
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AMONG TIKI BILLS passed in the Senate is
one securing rapid transit TO Coney Island.
Thus the world moves.
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From our reports this morning the probabilities
are hat the heather today oiH be partly cloudy
,ch, possibly, local rains.
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WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-Stocks were
active and lower. Gold vas firm at 116t,
money easy and foreign exchange quiet
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS and
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BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.

JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIEToR
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Arr n EUROPE is very happily illustrated
in the letters ehich we publish to-day. Eng
hsb, Spanish and French artists are repre-
scented in the various collections Of paintings.
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sew YORK, THURsDM. MAY %. ISL.
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THE PooE SCHILLER is going to pieces
rapidly.
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The FACT that the Pope has expressed him
self pleased with the enthusiasm shown in
New York over the appointment Of an Ameri-
can cardinal, will we think, lead him to be-
stow upon other parts Of the country the dig
nifty conferred upon New York. The Cincin-
natl Gazette complains because the red hat was
not bestowed upon Archbishop Purcell. The
Archbishop is one Of the oldest and most re-
spected of our prelates. and naturally would
be chosen by the Pope for this high dignity.
Then Balimors feels that as the oldest do
cese in America, and entitled to especial con-
sideration from traditions running back TO
the time of Lord Baltimore, it should have a
cardinal ST. Louis and New Orleans have
also we'll founded claims The impression il
that Baltimore will soon receive n mark of
the Pope's special favor in the shape
Of hat for Archbishop Bayley. The United
States are large enough for half dozen hats,
and the Pope could not place them where they
would do more good.
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THE LAWRENCE ExTEADrTIoN.- is said
that the authorities here Will put Lawrence,
the silk smuggler, on trial for fraud instead
Of forgery. The extraditicn vas procured on
the charge Of forgery. Unless he is tried for
the latter crime and convicted it would be
in the power Of the British government to
demand his release and his return. Whether
the power would be exercised is doubtful; but
the precedent would be bad ono should it
be waived. The extradition laws should be
strictly enforced and their limitations strictly
observed 1t would be easy enough to
trump up a capital charge against 4 political
offender and to try him on his surrender for
an offence not contemplated in the Extradi-
ton act Hence, if the evidence against Law
renee be al all likely to substantiato the
charge Of forgery he should not Ne tried Tor
any lesser crime.
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The BEEcHEE TRrAL-We have the be-
ginning Of the end Of the Beecher trial in the
summing up Of Judge Porter, which occupied
the session yesterday The speech was mainly
an invective upon Mr.. Moulton and Mr.. Til
ton and most ingenious and effective argu-
ment in favor of the innocence of Mr.
Beecher, based upon the internal evidence of
the letters addressed by Mrs. TIlton to her
husband, and which Mr.. Tilton at one time
printed for the vindication Of his good name.
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LYCEUM THEATRE,
Fourteerth street near SIKH avenue,-GIROFLE.
GIkOFLA at =. VI. Mile. Geoaroy.
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OUADRUPLE SHEET.
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Red Cloud at washington.

Testing PLATE was muddy and dubious as
to the nature of truth, and we are sorry to see
that the noble savage Red Cloud is in the
same condition. He gives as his reason for
gong TO Washington that the white men in
other places "told him lies" Now, a red
man, or a man Of any other color or no color
at all, who goes to Washington to hear the
truth, is clearly to the last degree mystified
on the subject Our national capital is per-
haps the only town in the universe where
there is common consent to lie by preference,
and ont OF a strictly artistic sense Of what is
picturesque and piquant in speech, without
regard to objects 10 be gained. They learn
10 lie there as Quintilian said the little boys
learned Latin, '9obis nolcatibaS perbibet = and
they have reduced their requirements almost
10 the principles of an exact science. But the
Indians opinion Of Washington only gives
one more illustration Of the innocence Of
these unsophisticated people as to the ways Of
the world. Red Cloud should be informed at
once by Professor Marsh or some other
trusted friend that there is but one place on
this continent where he can hear the strict
truth on all topics, and that Is ia this city, in
the old Wigwam or great Council House Of
st. Tammany and Company. Let him be put
in the hands Of his fellow braves the Tam
many Sachems and no more will be heard Of
his complaints against the Indian agents In
fact, We know Of no other way in which the
Washington Indian Ring can save its reputa-
ton in history than by handing the sayages
over TO Tammany.
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SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs,
Broadway, corner Of Twenty -nintn streeL-NEuhO
MINsTRELsY, al 8 r. NJ closes al ~ r H.
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WALLAUK,S THEATRE.
proadway-A HAPPY PAIR and The RIVALS, NJ
r. M closes 10 40 r. d. Miss ada Dyas, Mr Montague
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NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPORTION
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.
LYcEuM THEATRE,
c ffSI,ffaih at 'Hsea Nile Nile Geoaroy
SAN FRANCISCO MIysTRELs, xreao
sISSseTTSay s9r n o cose at y
wALLAUK's THEATRE.
r r.; closes a. Is % p Mss ada Dyas Mr. Montague
BowERY OPERA HOUSE.
70; 2ol BowsTy-YAfIErY q : r n. closes At iO's
WOODS MUSEUM,
afsP M; closes at iO45 T. 81 Milton MOBILES Matinee
10 81. TAFAFfs foSIHEfA close. alo
METeopoLITAS MUssEuY, or ART.
OLYMPIC THEATRE,
No 624 Broadway-vAKIErY, at p. NJ; closes at 10 IS
Pm
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
Eighth avenue and Iwenty-third street-TWELYE
TEMPTATIONS, at sP. ". closes al IL P. ~
BOOTHS THEATRE,
corner Of Twenty third street Sixth avenue.-
HACBEIH, at r NJ. closes at II ?. NJ Miss Clara
Norris
GRRMANIA THEATRE,
fourteenth street-MEIN LEOPOLD, ats T. ~
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE,
Twenty-eighfh street and Broadway.-rHE BIG 30
MANIA, ut r. d.; closes az 1880 I. NJ
BROOKLYN PARK THEATRE,
Fulton nue.-YARiETN, at +. NJ closes st 10 40
Pm
METROPOLITAN THEATRE,
No. 5e5 Broadwsy.-vARIETY. atsP d.
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN.
THEODORE THOMAS CONCERT, ats Z. NJ
ROBINSON HALL,
west Sixteenth street-Englsh Opcra-GIROFLE-
GlR0FLA. AtsP. ".
OU ADRU PIE SH Z E I.
NFw yOpK TWTrpCDAY NAY % 1875
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ROBINSON HALL
west Sixteenth street-Rngiish opera-GTRoFLE-
GlK0FLA. at 8 r. NJ
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WOODS MUSEUM,
Broadway corner OF Thrtieth street-JIM BLUDSOE.
at sP NJ closes at l0;4S r. 81 Milton Mobiles. Matinee
49,
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No. 5e5 Broadway.-VARIEIY at 8 7. ~
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MRS. CHAHLEEB WILL.
BEQUFsIs or rAE GRANDDAUGHTER OF wlLLlAA l
ksIOy.


ksIOS
The VIII o. MIS- Margaret 4. Cbarler,
g,r;miGaoo .cr OF she late Ru..am D. As,ar 1a' .at
ia tourl..fa Yesterday j. Winthrop Ct-Yler zee hHe-
Band og tie eqtatix b. the executor Of the viii. Fai'4
bears tate april 20 1-72 and contains the following ct-
quests
IN execution ~ Je reeerycd 20 me 10 settle
G Dry estate. datGl t-arcA p. &c., U.t9 d"--
JACOB As3r William Aston, Hnd george DE crest lord
are trustee be4GeAt. - iolioGs 70 my hus,and. >
IS ntArop ll.L!. 81 600 o ue personal nr3retts
n tnat miscellaneous e2pfessH to have been granted -
me- Out Of &c Igsdue o. sait e ol estate teGaca-A
IN annuity OF 3fUcO 10 my ia.acr. samuel Wud ~ be
PAID quarterly should 7 de without ISSUE b2auea-1
an ire personal estate, which at the time o. M
death alal by fAe terra. ot the .a.a settlement,
b. az ny iyaosa the pTs riGus provisions being Tst ant
i.lcd 20 ny children SHAKE aaG saga alise. TO my *
..or bedTeail p tne 0ts Of lana u tc City OF Now
York devieed 10 re dircrdY or by lEheI from IL
1rvfher decreased; ami also a tAe Lni g7nicd 10 N"
h. "a CcnRoJy 0f ,e City 60. S,7-l OrA u % aho''
Au. % lsi7, the rcasa 9ad profits OF tate lots and
,.s and 10 be received upon tie following usis: To
pa5 each year, quarterly payments 70 ay daughters
share and sbar, ae She sm O., 1000 fro:a u'A eu-a
and profits and Ur0l the further trust 10 iar over 81
Ike manner TO NJ sons Tic r. oIe OF SAID reL,s ana
profits
y virtue o. the poyvc conferred mon me h9 certain
decd OF trust execpt.d between william b. fsior Gym
irst part John Jseob AtGr, T amt George d tCfcsl
Lord Of tie second part and myself Of tho third part
and dated Oct 2s 1860 Deqpea-h ont ci r.a caiia o.
tne funds ield t.t u'rl ''.id deed $4,000 20
my hushant e. Winthrop CIaalar ont of M ratai
other than via, IS covered py saf s-itia4i,Aj o--
ulcath ~ follow: Ic ary Richards. h" nurse, f'fo';
10 tho executor o' OFF. U', $1,000 trusts 80 invest lt
sro I'm a rul-. eio.s = tfe United sf q or Of 1u"
ot t@ s.ass ,hc.oof or " Jac cities or tew4ogA 81.
Proaru. ana 20 appiy Gee trrl" ~ to- .7. c e.. i."
Nancy E.ciarts dl--u- na. natural Li- Oh "er d.aiA
1.s ID. II g. 4 q u &
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USELESS ALARM.

r. ne Edttor Of Tke Tribune.
SIR: For over 20 years | was resident OF
s,nan village in the country numbering, more or loss
about 600 inhabitants Ac- residing in the place 'cr
20 wears FIRE occurred burning dwelling houce abort
100 years old and thls fire was socr succeeded by
another IN The only lulu5eryart u Che place We had no
Organized Gre department with their costly apparatus
bnt GOOD natural FIRE company, composed Of ail Tie
citizens OF The village and better one No village o. th
,-o could reasonably expect 90 tp Or course The two
sres cau7ed tremendous excitement in the village;
pubic nieetiug was called 20 t1ke action 70 prevent
fuiure fircs, and many propositions wee Ohered III re-
gauI Co the prevention OF lire. Oue rom rrs Uen
Was 10 follows: " That committee nc appoint. %
Whose dirty 81 snail De, whenever 1re Occurs IN Jlc
night time o. through tho several streets 0 the VII
Ia. and arouse tho iuh1Dlttufa.'
Tho molUu Tas about being adopted, when a Ye1e'a-
bc ,n-0 1-occ and 0uCehci tHc resolution pr s'yiNf
f~ Chairman statistic show tect In our village ARE
occurs bat once ID about 20 yedr7 NOV, ie IN 'so
10. o. sdppI-e tlJt tAs committee, u - or cd w.
fo~p awake for 20 ycars 20 be- ia READINESS 10 W'4e
others" 80, ,. ...
m ltcc that town b.. 20 my '.nsi Jc "a. tisl,it
many of the eftcrr vJu rript ccnrcrnnf hr blhlc l'
ernt,os Bui nkc 20 rr,d thern al There are many
eltio NJ grGfounG sense. Therefore thnE .he voice
o. th. people res-lt Il letters 20 lie ihIEJ%. 81
popular anu viii result iu -1od. O d AihrN
Easton. Penn, Dec. -, 1870
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SHJpPnG INTELLIGENCE.



PORT or NEN-EItt r. bt'. ~
CLEARED.
% - i'"" ''''' ''' '' |
" .-f,fr Carolina -rtcfson tIarlget1n G. O.
" ,",''t.ll Z. III
.'. H.. ,stor Dame r. ls5c7iia ramea r.ra.
g,r rc.-.s 81 Caei,rlne sl.,rpool T. Vs. 3si-iBz.
~ '--' A'''-'' ''''i'' ''' '''''
RAJ Emma rr,Gcis igrI Barns B1cIos Ayres John N.r
ton it,tyl Is re- r,anoeseY r..err.l ,r a,,tet..st
-i,,-r rfve Z o.
ffsq ~ anna. EatcLksa. EUGgetawn, Bar, Il. TsoH
lri ,re- Sous.
st,,is
~crr rar'e Focf y -mmcuf. lisbon. MILO N01ri'01
So, ''' ' '"' 80
-i.r p l. f1gf4n f,fss0r IarIiayla Puerto c.b-l0
g 4 rt %.'isS
ar a. g. .ttrn Tome ii. nf0Tt stamford Manufacture
i,,,n " ~
estr mart Cacrbcf -f4mfo-' Conn ord H1 Gi7c-
ti,.... Co.,
t,,1,, a. ,,''' ''.''''
AVrrvvD
e...t ..is.lro- M ,,' .- ~b.ro,.. ocf ~ Foo.
. t-,o .1rt -.,i..fu... N,- h. s,rl ..-.i p,-.
g. a." ,', az ,.,,c- i,ee tf.7 vim TO-. ro a..-,..
p -'''' '
d. e.,.,t, r.-.-t -rrf Gra.4r Tivp-pol' Me-. y AMI
cr.,1,ta,yu iii ,,i.h nisc 3D. pace j. W J. H1rst.
go ,'r ,..tr l, --a.a's t.-. 'r-.- Antwerp Dec. d..
-l... .s ID ...,, lars ..u!,arl-u Havana -.
NO.. me-. ,-tqe Cd, tie-.ni-a a
(aa s.. Ij.s- a.a ycrr-,iriosns Dec. ~ with
rn,.. sat pass fo gh.-. a. W'it-.v e. 90.
..... D.. ..-. II, Seaman
ar. ,-.la f!,,.. ss-.puqi Dec ~ with lrl-e are
M .i,-,r,e t-fi.e T.svc~ will -ni,e and pzss
OH 10. T..1 -t,aut. io Co.
,.t;l 81. f,.... and 1sr fa "a nniin on steam i3 49,
TafH -le. Ir-t. -tnea. ilrrfi' 90 da e, So = u.i
pvr. .lrau -iaaics CalcltlI Aug. -.
13d. with utse
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DECITOEq-DEC %.

SnprrTrr Court Cbdnbag-Dv Judge DOnchue.-
atutI art Green-tsoon rrarfed wnalen Mt. Buriic.
memorandum. Broadway at. Eincr Granted Hunter ct
Central =. ca. 81 IerTeV.Gn.cn granted nerlof
DUN Prner agt. y. Z. Nut Gas light Co. and IN the moloi
Of Hal NotGus denied
By Judge Delaney agt. Ma0ney.Motion Gsne
vthouf Bernhard NonGhau.lhe order hereto
entered viii be UG1dcd rCe tbc papers amt aliiF
The by either party There "a good reaeOh
fUr any other change Matter OF tie North 4eriean Ih 90
Memorandum.
C3rrat-Fart ItBy Judge Van Worst Hatfield agt Aacf
81 d.-MsmoTartun. Dunphy agL Tie AdyoT &C Findings
allowed.
Fsyt TIL-Bv Judge Van NorstSberldoD sy. The Mayer,
Sc.-Case and am imerts SETTLED.
by Judge ast VOIkening.-Aoon for
new thai denied; memorandum.
Common Pleas-la Fn,iiB-Pv Judge T.aTreTOTe.-
Davis American -Goetv for Prevention " Cref - AM
mais.-Fint'nCs fled SanXay 81 Hlmtl-C seftlctL
Fudge T. =. Dalv-JOhBEon set Morgan
Memorandum on settlement 81 case.
nv Jnrre Toeyr.-Youug a-f Murray - Motion denied.
LaTru Iesine.O-der gnei. EscAter agt oayer-toh
M uldcFn 4ffsf ff led.
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CIVIL MOTIFS.

In the snit of John 0'Gornan against henry
Kamsk which bar been trial ia the Court 81 Common
pleas before Judge Lawrence since Dee 6, TIE Jury nave
teon di.rLarced as tiry were unable 20 agree
The dispositions Of several of the subscribing
,,peescs 10 The will Of the te William b. Aston were
taken Yesterday before Ma Van scalck chef Cierh "a
tLc 20 Office Oiler witnesses 10 ire VIII VIII
be examined Tomorrow
In the United States District Court yester-
aav Che oovcrpcot brought suit against John T Lee,
late ASSISTANT payastsI IL the navy TO recover iocoo
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WA-gfNGyog Dee 29.-The Navy Department
has report from Commander j. y Aher commanding the
Unite State steamer TuscalOFa dated Oh HOnoMs Dec l.
lsTg no Tscaros eff san the b OF NOvsm
Der aud arrived OF Hu0.uig TIE 2.t Gait A4ler say
yYH cave here on tie carry ont 30 Depart
Beu H. running me OF deep SCI '1nh"
iBss australia hoy lg reach Brisbane hiis!dai ~ ie
In ali. on Po.frf4fy haze mrde nqnreg ~ t-
pi3ee w.eIs hsrr constant communication wh We Nou
"a sfa.f 10 r@saFd kidnapping % natives md ihe
haTosxin p.acn has been Orohen hp ~ m IN
gi- srtinrnL CART Hayes, WHO aa been cnSarod m
iy yfar in Elps ppl = been aItscd b5 the "a ans'
sGtif.Iiitr 20 %. L.NIOaO lsi4LQS.
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A REorEsT BY CATHOLICS.
THE DIvIsioN o. TIE SCHOOL FUND NOT DANCER
OUs PoL,CY-EXPEEIESC OF TIE DISTINCT %

THE DIvIsION o. THE SCHOOL FUND NOT A DANGER
OUs PoL,CY-EXPEEIENCE Oh TIE DISTINCT OF
C0LUMBIA.
To the Bdtf9r OF me Tribune.
SIR: | read wish much interest Inc letters OF
or rorrespon. i,,o the >cioo Question: II De-
oniy By means OF uullie discussion that the pcH''
can learn tho best uole - dsncsng Of questions AFFECT
fng the general welfare A. L m,'ers ana tho "-caoo
Question" the Catholic prty not opposed Co., an' G'
not desire The destruction OF lGc rr sent system ol pnLf
instruction; bur merely ask. since they cannot avail
themselves o. adyauagrs without violation oi tjeif
religious couscnoc that hey either be exempted NON
the Obligation 20 pay the levied 70 support II OF
b. allowed q Iar proportion of ;he money received
from thc~o FOR the seaport of schools OF iaen
own which they en- consotrtioueiy usr. Tney would hf
wiling believe, "a assem- 80 Omauisory 5edOOi Law
Obns every paTen. TO send BIS cnlcr IN seb'oi fof
lime dining evesy ye'i eld tA.3 the t1i-..-r
M T,11hi not t. build aad furnish thrr own seu3ur
houses and ask no To9i the general lupd t'Hn
ana ~ submit 10 .urii STATE inspection visitation g.
would good education 20 lcr pupils as is
given u f'ir Dc7t of public schools.
1us .yeI- Co.. NE roo s 80 oiuea sonab!c few years
rights acknowledged ~ lCF SIMILAR QUESTION W. 90
cusscI -is section Of The e'rntiY There were aS
who opposed tne adn5eJ OF Jhe toi0Sd cni.Isn 80 1T.
public schools t'lnu-'F hohoi 'tlh" Nv ~. VIZ,
e. DIVISION of IRE school Gni for tHer separate schools
Wa llso opposed - destructive % tNr 5 .f. IT,
cseiy division OF TIE fund i0f Toe gcheHt Oh tl'
Catholics is opposed TIE q ls"n was ntde loa
evc, aiG t". c'o,t i' iil ~ IN ~ 49, i.,i'ir.-s
suanor-i ont az tIo common fund, equality Win
tie whites So far from ts division OF tac taxes Aa,
Inc weakened the Fvsicln 10 l.a Tlor s1si rnrd g.,
20. the eciored children have shown socl tnfe 9id
sHt e4reTness for lcarlnH that tht WiI'. nave 'e.
stimulated % greater efforts to lnaihtA tnct sNpoa'
mri.q superiority. II socIuE tp me u~t one HSu.s o
loIs n.uc res Get ~ TO civil rights OF zoe
negroes i W desire 70 in.n'Sn I5E our county It's
Washington d. O., Dec. % 1870.
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A COMPROMISE

70 me razor Of Tke TrtbRne.
SIR: Could not the dispute about readllg 'he
Bible in our schools be compromised by only reading
frn tho nori Io,,s which are the same iu boil, versions
Catholic aud Protestant As % the children d. Jews an
o. those who DO not wish either versions read lucy
sou is rer,ttcd enter school fifteen minutes ftc.
and TINS Am parents m'sht be cOntented. Equity
bgto- mix Dee. y. 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30
sro1.r1- ro ~ IrNrL IITIoArI0H

A suit has been begun by George II. Diiks
against Nelson Chase who lass succeeded 70 iHe p'ss
ssn az the bu Of The estate o. Madame Jumei for 500
,-t.t.o+fyc service Tie complaint charges that III.
fa.o n,oyed me ra'uiif at $40 day for fifty days
to flir into matters connected with the pTotracted
IH-...s. over tlat estate The case came mp before
luf,c javlcs in Superior Cont Special Term on a
,,oion bv defendant % compel c plaintiff 20 give l
-, of bia services The moii0n resscd
an She cro;ri,a that the complains stating tc ne OF e.
Toyfprt and the rate agreed ou vas suirieht hi OF
80 The notion was finally adjourned 10 aiIu "
he riainfif 10 put N a further AFFIDAVIT George ~.
,rs snsared for plaintiff scuddtr a Carter Tor the
daIeudaHJs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30

which amount IN alleged 10 deficient IN his aceounfs
Thomas stacy aud p g. Mills, Lses Dendsmen, Iolns
~ defendants in the suit
In the United States District Court yester-
day the Government began sut against the Market Ns
tionnl Bank and G. W Melvin IN 800 for al
legged fraudulent Endorsement a. check gwen b. pay
master in the army Charles Eagan soldier. who ap-
piled FOR bounty money. Melvin attorney for the
prosecution Of Ragan's claim.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30
CpTMvTkJ NOTro

At the Torbs Police Court. yesterday, before
Judge Biyy examination the charge oi Mr. Franz.
keeper In twenty THIRD Joseph Howard
for assault srd battery, terminated the discharge OF MI
Howard.
George MAXWELL alias Matsei alias Lewis :.
Pflsplry who ~ the PrunolaTy Under three sen
petit larceny applied 70 Judge Dunour n -n
preme Chamber - habeas corrIs, claiming
that Special Sessions had urs -en sls case
that he guilty Of The particular Gnes-s
fer which Le convicted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30
CALFNnARs-TH1s Day.
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Adams l rome. CEsrns bu-re John iHr il~. y. J.
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y-:a T. %, loa-i. g. r. Lrvs ". D.. Foilrsci" ~ 30
N0yes.
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TOR CASH RIFFR--Vclypteens, CARPETS,
riattrr. tftIs Ca.,l.re OrcrrGsf., Harea slf Bet
A3.usst8 Bar.ts Hiei'H.s. -iegi.l ph,tsery ioois
Lap ii,H--. ANHite" i-i'-h b. '". itt ..''o
L7UPNrTTRE. CARPETS. aut BEDDISG-
Iarye .--. superior ~. ami l0v prices 49, b. n
C0WP..ttuNA 90 90 to.a 49, snt 10 c-tih'l-'..
Grea. in prices flf next 20 Gays. Chamber SUES
NON e.. la.-.F .u..-. iyti $50.