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SUPPOSED FOUL PLAY.
DEATH OF WOMAN n JERSEY CITY UNDER
SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES

DEATH OF WOMAN n JERSEY CITY UNDER
SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES.
woman named Moran, about forty years OF
age and resting at No. So Warren street. Jersey
city, died on Tuesday morning. she nal Deen
ailIng Tor Jour or ave weeks. About twelve hours
alter her death a physician was called in,
and he gave a permit Tor burial Information
was given in the meantime To Coroner Lyuch
which led MIN 70 cal on the County
Physician. DR.. stout. 10 investigate her case.
A brieI examination revealed the fact taat
there were several marks Of violence on
the woman's body. Tie certificate 81 toe
cause OF ueath was thereupOn revoked. aud p
post.mortem cXamiuatI0n win take place TINS
morning. The woman leaves no children. Gle
was the second vi g OF her husband, NnO survives
her. It's fist vile died about seven Years ago on
Morgan street, aud the circumstances attending
her death were 80 suspicious that the Coroner
took charge Of the body ana inquest was held.
The stomach was Iounn 10 contain poison: hut
the Jury we're reluctant TO pl &c Moran ~ PERU
GUS position on circumstanflal evidence. anu tney
eXonerated DIM. The REALTORS between HIM aud
ms second vile had not been OF a pleasant cnar-
acter during the past two years.
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UHpERHIL-on Wednesday, April %, at four p.
NJ, FRED h. USDERHILL, aged 20 years, months
anu - days
Funeral rom his late residence No. 10 Wood
Z. NJ.
yIBBARD.-In Brooslyn, suddenly, April Is, at
her parents RESIDENCE, ia Park place, ADDIE
LOUISE, vie OF n. G. Nibbard, or Saratoga Springs
and daughter ui William h. ana Mary W. fines,
aged 20 Jeais aud months.
Notice ol funeral hereafter.
WAKELEY.-Un tne 27th inst, Rev. JOSEPH 3.
WARELEY, ID. De- aged So years.
ton avenue Methodist Episcopal church. corner OF
Fifty second street TINS (rnursaay) afternoon at
three O'cock. Ills bretGren IN The ministry are
invited 10 meet At the mouse ofJ. t. Henning, Esq,
vices IN toe Methodist Episcopal church. at Sing
sing. on Friday, at eleven a. u.
NESTFALL.-AI cody Crest, High Bridge, on
Tuesday 27tn inst, WILSON WRsrFALL.
Funeral at Rhineneck, ". Y, on FRIDAY, the 30th
inst, on The arrival ol The A. N, train from New
York
WILDEY.-At Tarrytown. on Wednesday April
e, 1875, Mrs. MARY ANN Widely widow OF tee
laie Pierre Nldey.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral at Christ church, rarrytown, on Friday
the Gotta inst, at one T.. NJ. Carriages VIII be IN
waiting on the arrival OF the eleven O'Clock train
IRON New York.
WILSON.-At Charleston, ). c., on Saturday
April a. ALFRED WILSON.
Tue relatives ana friends OF the family are re-
spectlullY invited 10 attend the funeral on Thurs
day. at twelve O'Clock noon, from No. $40 West
1hrty-second street.
WOODwARD.-On "Wednesday morning, 2Sth IN st.
WILLIE p, son oil William r. aud Adde L. Wood
war; aged ~ months and 25 days.
Funeral service on Friday, 30th inst, at half
rast iour O'Clock +. NJ, at the residence OF his
street. Brooklyn. Interment on saturday morning.
at Greenwood.
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HAYTI AND THE UNITED STATES.

SHIPMENT YESTERDAY OF THE NEW PORT AU
PRINCE CUSTOM HOUSE, PRESIDENT DoMIN-
CUES CHARIOT AND SUMMERS PICTURES FOR
THE HAYTIAN SENATE.
Admiral Leon DeJoe, OF the Haytian Navy, re-
Gently arrived in this city on a brief visit to the
Filth Avenue Hotel. The Admiral is superlntend-
ing the construction az Philadelphia OF two mag
nincent gunboats which VIII he ready in two or
three months TO take their place In the Haytian
Navy.
SHIPMENT OF BUILDINGS.
The schooner Ruth Darling. which has ceen ~
ing at pier No. II East River, lett this port yes
terday for Port au Prince, taking on board a CON-
plete iron building INTENDED for bank, Tor the Hay
tian government, and also an Iron warehouse. 200
feet in length by fifty feet wide, which Is to be
used as bonded warehouse IN connection with
the Custom House. These Two buildings when
have been shipped through the HAyJan Consul
General in this city, Mr.. Van Bokkelen, Will cost
that government 100000, and have been manu-
featured by a welt known New York firm. Work
men from this city go out TO Port Prince TO SUI
pervse their erection.
RIvALLING THE CARDINALS COACH.
The Engllsn mail steamer Etna about leaving
this port for Port au Prince, takes a carriage
costing upward OF $4,000 Tor President Domingues,
and which has been built on rhe order Of Mr. Pres
who have seen IL state that IN beauty 10 Is only
surpassed by that OF Cardinal McCloskey.
SUMMERS PORTRAIT IN THE HAITlAN LEGISLATURE.
AT the same time goes Toward the two large
portraits OF the late Senator sumner twno, II may
be RENE INBRED. was a great friend Of the black
Reluolicl. They have lately been on exhibition
IN Broadway. they are TO be placed in the Senate
Chamber Of the Hay tian Legislature.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED

CooK-wILLIAMs.-At the residence OF the bride,
Jersey City Heights, by Rev. William ROnso on,
WALTER Il. Cook 10 ELLA q. WILLIAMS. No cards
koHLrR-COREY.-0n "Wednesday. Aprl %, by
the REV. H. A. EdmOuds GEoEGE W. kOHLER 10
SARAH COREY, Dutn o. TINS city.
LAMBERT--MILNER.-On Wednesday, April IS,
1875 aU 1T. Stephens church, Newark, n. j., by
the Rev Edward Beggs, D. u, rector 4. JACKSON
LAMBERT. of New YORK city. late oil Strefiord,
near Manchester England, 70 Arg. KATE MILNEE,
OF Newark, second daughter ol the late CHARLES J.
Sanderson, Esq, 81 Higngate, London, England.
Observation-Disclosures 1ucsday evening, Arm
az by tue REV. DIR. Cartem. Mr. X. n. MCvElGu, III
New York 10 Mrs. SOPHIE DUNBAR, daughter OF the
late DR.. Joseph Mauran. ot Providence, X. /.
D'gRIEN-MC DONALD.-On "Wednesday. April 9S
nj the residence OF the brldais broth u, Peter j.
hickey by tie Rev. H. SneH, :. j., DAVID o'BRIEN
60 ANNIE r. MCDuNALD. No cards.
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THE BLANcKMEYER INQUEST.

AN ASTOUNDING VERDICT AFTER NIGHTS DE-
LIBERATION.
The inquest on the body OF Cathsrlne BlancK-
meyer having been concluded a. a late hour on
Tuesday nignt, at Jersey city, Coroner Lynch
gave the case 70 the jury, who were out all night
Wnen called on yesterday morning the foreman
announced that they had not yet arrived at 4
verdict. The Coroner informed them that they
must remain until they should render
verdict. At Eallpast nine O'Clock they
brought IN the following Verulct:-,We nnd
that Catnarine Blanckmcycr came 70 her
death from nervous prostratiOn. dissl patton and
exhaustion and we eXonerare her husband, Fred
erck BlaAcE never, from all bame.n Coroner
Lynch tnercnpon discharged BlancSmeyer. Tnis
extraordinary verdict, "a she face oil HE most Pos
tive and uncQntra@iCted testimony that the ia
fortunate woman vas pounded Uy ncr Gusbsnd
during the evening before ucr last DAY on earth.
wits tne subject OF universal comment throughout
the cts last evening. District Attorney GaTrets0n
has determined TO take immediate steps In bring.
ing the case before the Grand Jury.
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THE FORT WASHINGTON AID So
GETTY.

The report OF the Fort Washington Aid Society
expenses incurred by the society as follows:-
Purchased for distribution, provisions, nour, gro
cerles $500 "a; for shoes $4s 10; coal, sl5l; ex-
penses OF bali at Schedler's, SIP TO; rents paid
for the INDECENT, SIS; stationery express CHARGES
on donations, 50 al; cash given TO poor,
$40 so. The receipts were as lollows:-Cash
on hand, $50 O3; private theatricals at Mrs.
Lespnasse's, SOL; proceeds OF a pail gwen at
Scheders, sass; proceeds OF a lecture, through
Captain Hart, sl1 40. The donations in cash
Miss l. Nj. s., $50; MI. Joseph Fisher, $50; Dr.
Frothiugnam S25; Mr.. Van Voorhis, $40; Mr.. 4. G.
Combs $40; Mr. Tden, $40; fopns LADIES' s,l FoGt
IS; Mrs. l.. b., So; Mrs. Provost, So; Mrs.
Perry, $10 Total, 81 237 43. Balance, 1924 81.
The goods received from friends OF the society and
DISTRIBUTED 10 the poor were:-From A. T. stew
art Il Co., so yards or wool nanneis % yards OF
cotton fanDels; from James McCreery Co., 40
yards OF muslin, 40 yards OF flannel; from Mrs. K.
i. Woodward, 1875 yards OF musiia, 80 yards o.
wool llnseys; from DR.. +. Bedford, 2 barrels OF
-four, II bags OF hominy, p pounds OF
sugar. Is pounds OF rice, hams; from MIR. b. l..
Alderman barrel OF tionr and extract OF coffee;
from MISS A. M, clothing; from MISS l.. M. y,
clothing; from Mrs. &. i. Nee, one barrel OF hour;
from Mr.. Shmleder, one barr Ell OF flour; from Mrs.
l.. 4. b., one barrel OF -four; IRON Mr.. Johnson,
drugs; from Mr.. Martin, drugs; from Mr.. Newton,
one barrel potatoes from Dr. Jackson, services to
the sick rom Mr.. A. LeSplnaSSe, clotDlDg. Tne
ladies OF the society report that they supported
during the winter over 40 families, consisting or
143 children, 81 widows and 20 married women,
the latter on account OF their husbands being out
oil employment or SICK, making IN ali over 700 peo-
pie M, thanks to tine donations oil the residents
OF the First Washington district, were kept from
starvation The report Is signed by Mrs. n. A.
LespInasse, Mrs. Nelson Chase, MIS-. X. II Wood
ward Mrs. Z. II. Perry Mrs. q. NJ. Connolly X. T.
Woodward, Treasurer; G. 5. Lesplnasse, Assistant
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, April %, 1875.
Nos. 1877 and 15s John O'Mahoney, appellant.
vs.. August Belmont CT al, rcspondents.-Argu-
mcnt resumed ana concluded.
No 81. Melvin y. Wo0uiord plaintiff IN error,
VS. me People, &C., defendants IN err or.-ArRued
by L. a. Lyman lur plaIniir Ia error, G. A. Forbes
for the people.
No. 81. calvin A. Crouger et al. respondents,
W. Lemucl l.. CTOckcr, implicated, &C., appel
lant.-SuDmItted.
No Do The Niagara Elevating Company, ap-
pellant, vs.. Denis Mcnamara, respondent
Passed.
No ~ Resale Maximiiien, ADMINISTRATIVE ap-
peldnt vs.. The May0r, &C., 0fNcw York respond
euts.-Argued bv Lucien BirdEeye for appellant
ana by y. J. Dean Tor respondents. Case stlli on.
Adjourned.
DAY CALENDAR.
The following Is the day calendar for Thursday,
April 29:-Nos. 1914, 2l4 -, q 81, 10, ~, go
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COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge
Barrett.Nos. l05 Ill, l25. 49, l4l 1853, 221, 241.
"a, 246 247 2is, 252 25S 259, 263, 49, Call Nos.
277 to 30l inclusive
SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL TERM.-AdJourned for
the term.
SUPREME CoUsT-SPEcTAL TERM-Held by Judge
Van bruuJ.-Issues of law aud fact-Nos. 81, 26t
49, 256 37g $685. SEQ, 32T, 40a 40a 405, 40 All 400
al a. 3d. 1877 los, 49, I'll. 246 357, 359 1854, 1885,
asa, AS, 436, 43S, $50, 440.
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIT- Part 1.-Adjourned for
the term. Part 2-IIeld by Juoge DOnOhue.-Nos.
044 27SO 1T0s 1919, 1884, 1l6S. Loo 1854 1922, 2dS
2I74 $50 loot]., l4o4 lil4, i92+ H. 1894 4521s,
1850. 1922, 1922. l54sls l5l4%, 1916, 1913 1850,
1862 1854 1885, 1865, 1860 1852 1922, 1864, 1864
1866 1868, 1870, 1917, 1576la. Part 3-AdJourned
TO Friday.
SUPERIOR CoURT-GENERAL TEEM-Adjourned
sine die.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERx-Parts and q
Adjourned for the term.
COMMON PLEAs-EoUITY TERM.-Adjourned for
the term.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Chez Justice Day.-Nos 23l5, 25oi. 1853, 200. 2s6k
PSI 1856 l06S, 1859, 49, 523, $685. 2Os, 2525, 14l6
Part 2.-Adjourned for the term.
MARINE CoURr-TRIAL TERM-Parts /, . and g.
Adjourned Tor the term.
COURT or GENERAL SEssIoNs-Held by Recorder
Hackett.-The People vs.. Joseph Smith, robbery;
same Us. Michael smith, burglary; same vs.. James
Nolan, burglary; same ". James Lee ana John
Riley, burglary Same W. william smith, burglary;
same ". James Fox, felonious assault aud bat
same W. Joseph Farley, Daniel Ualaghan and
George ilsOn, grand larceny; same W. Charles
d. Brown. grand larceny; same W. Patrick Car
Dey. grand larceny; same vs.. Jacob \. MOTIFS
grand larceny; same ys. William 3. ilIckOX, grand
larcenY: same VS.. John 0iConno grand la, ceny (:
same vs.. James Dock, grand larceny; same VS..
George Bush, grand larceny: same W. Rosa sand
stein, Adolpn Ncwhorn and Adolph Nasner, re-
cplViUu stolen goods.
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on botu sicoS the case was summed up twice.
Judge Larrenore also charged :ne jury a second
time, paving a nign compliment TO the jurors for
manIfestng desire 70 aid justice IN arriving nc
tue truth. After the second charge the Jury
found a verdict for the plaintin for Sl527 "A.
VERDICT AGAINST HOTEL PROPORTIONS.
A. C. Schlissengcr and his brother were board
ers at the St. Cloud Hotel, kept by George W.
Rand and others They claim TO have left in their
room a watch chain with ocket, diamond and
pearl studs hair mattress and two pillows on
demanding the same they were informed tnat
they had been lost. Suit was brou1ht 70 recover
their value and, no one appearing for the defence,
Judgment was given Tor $22S 70, the alleged value
OF the articles with interest.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-PART 2
Before Judge Larremore.

KETTLE CASE TWICE SUMMED Up.
George +. Rannan brought suit against 10 hin
Frajser 70 recover balance Of commission for sale
Of $1,000 worth Of copper Kettles and other inn
Elements purchased BY the cream Of tartar factory
n0soorn. son Co. 81 Jersey city. Tne defence
vas that plainiin had been paid commission for
The nrst order, and that the subsequent copper
furnished 10 Osborn, Son & 90. was delivered at
the Instance 81 the IRA. Plaintiff deieGeant
aud tie latters BOOK Keeper swOre drec ~ nj CON.
tradiction o. each other as 10 the commIs-iop 10
DC paid. novelty ia the case was
mat IN obedience 10 the wishes OF
the Jury, and BY tae consent In court Of counsel
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A CHASTITY SIGHT.

Coroner Woitman held an inquest yesterday on
the body or Charles HoMe, aged eleven years, who
was found drowned yesterday morning at the foot
OF East Filth street. The body was irIghtfully
eaten by fishes, having been In the water since tue
6ln OF January. The deceased had been IN the
habit ol gathering coal along the docks, and was
last seen alive by policeman on the day men
toned above aud II l. supposed he fell overheard
aud became wedged In between the splles along
the river 'front.'. The body was removed by per-
mission oil the Coroner TO No. s04 Las; Fifth street.
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DIED.

BENsoN.-suddenly, on sunday, April %, 1875.
oI pneumonia, PHILOMELA kOLLO, vile OF Aired
e. Benson.
Relatives aud friends are respectfully invited 10
attend me funeral, from tue LldssOn avenue Pres
byferIan church, corner OF Monroe street. BOOK
lyn. on Friday, the 30tn inst., at hai-past three
O'cIocK r. ".
BDrGH.-April -. 1875. CAruGINE, the beloved
wife ot Jonn l}Ougn, hi tue list lpaI ol mirage.
Friends OF tine FAMILY are respectfully Invited 10
attend her funeral Friday, 30tn, at one O'Clock.
rom her late residence $40 West Fortysecond
street, New YORK.
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Otterbourg.

EXPOSURE OF NEFARIoUs swTNDLE.
For the last four or 1--WE years Patrick H. Nc.
augh, pawnoroker at No. 1S9 Bowery, has been
thriving and iattenng upon the proceeds OF q
most neiarous swindle. He has mad in his employ
one Lorenzo Burdo, whose business IL aas been TO
accost strangers and to get them to purchase
pawn tickets for $40 or SIS for watches which he
represented were in pawn at the shop OF McIiugh.
When his cupes called upon the latter they were
informed that the watches were worth from S35 10
$50 but upon subsequent Investigation they found,
10 their sorrow that they mad been swindled,
as the watches proved TO be almost Worthless A
great many persons have been sWinnled IN this
manner, among them being John Corrlgan OF No.
1873 Franklin street twho made complaint Tues
day as was published IN yesterdays HERALD
Frederick PhfIer, OF No. 23S Sprlng street; George
BreheoS, Ol No. 323 Spring street, and Richard
O'Grady The latter three lodged complaints
against McHugh and Burdo, who were arrested
Yesterday 2 I'D arraigned at the Washington Place
Police Court Mcaugh was neld IN SO 600 and
Burdo in -, 900 bail 10 answer.
STREET ROBBERY.
AS W. q. Murphy, OF No. 10 Durham street,
Brooklyn, L. D., was walking through Wooster
street, Tuesday night, he was accosed by man
nance James Williamson, who attempted to forci-
bly, steal his watch and chain. Murphy seized the
thief and held him until tne arrival or officer.
He was held III $4,000 bail 70 answer.
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Bixby.

On the morning OF April Is simon Smith broke
into the house or Mrs. Bessie Ruben, at No.
Bayard street, and stole chain worth So and So
In money He was arrested on Tuesday by 0flcer
Deyer, OF the leuth precinct. at his house No. 20
Chrystte street. At the above court yesterday
Justice BlXby held him for examination.
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CUYARD LlNE.-B. ANo y A. r. NJ 5. +. CO

GUNARD LINE.-B. AND ~ A. X. n. S. Il. CO,
~ NOTICE.
With view 70 diminishing the chances OF collision
the steamers Of this line take specific course Tor all
seasons ot the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown to New York
Boston. crossing In the meridian 50 at 43 Latitude or
nothing TO The north OF AZ.
On the hoeward passage crossing the meridian OF so
at AZ latitude. or nothing 70 the nor.h OF 49,
From NEW YORK tor LIVERPOOL and QUEENSTOWN.
*BoIHNIA. We'd. April % CuBA;...... Wed, May 5
ARYS-TNIA. sat. May SCOTIA -. We'd. NAV II
Steamers marked do not carry seerage passengers.
Canin passage $50 $500 $50 gold, according to ac-
commodauon. Return tickets ON favorable terms
stecrage tickets TO and from all parts OF Europe at
lowest rates. Freight aud cabin Office No. Bowling
Green Steeraue office, Ill Broadway Trinity Buidthg
CHARLES q. RANCkLYN, Agent, and
p II. Do VEkSEF, corner OF Clark ana Randolph
ChpngO
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COMMON PLEAS-sPECIAL TERM.
Ru Tu10a Tnauy

COMMON PLEAS-bPECIAL TERM
BY Judge Loew.
In the matter OF Z. L. HARE TO change name
Application granted
file security
Hal! VS.. Eplallentier.-See memorandum.
O;Gorman VS.. KamaK.-0rder settled.
Lttlefeld VS.. Mead.-Extra allowance OF nve
per cent granted.
Messenger VIZ. The Fourth National Bank.-Mo-
rion Tor stay granted. Defendant has leave to en-
ter Judgment.
Vance VS.. Badwin.-Motion TO open default
granted. see memorandum.
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NATIONAL LINE.
In From piers Nos. A and AZ North River.
FOR LONDON DIRECT.
HOLLAND. May 1. IP. NJ FRANC. May g, 1880 A. NJ
TO QUEENSTOWN AND LtVEnPuOL.
ERIN May ;. 100 A. y. QUEEN MAY 29. 7:so a. NJ.
ENGLAND May - | +. VI. SPAIN. May 20, IL A. NJ.
Egypt, June s. 3 r. NJ
Cabin passsge. so and $50 currency. Steerage at
greatly reduced Price. Return tickets reduced rates
Prepaid steerace tickss from Liverpool at The lowest
rates Apply at the company's Office, 90 Broadway
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURT-cHAMBERs.

BY Judge Lawrence.
Baldwin VS.. COMMUNICATION No. l. to set
aside Judgment as irregular, Is granted with costs.
0ninion
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN or LIVERPOOL
CARRYING HE UNITED STATES MAIL
AbhlAl ...........Mh ., at 80 A. ~
YELL TO- al ;5J r. NJ
u ~ r. NJ
BRITAIN MAY go noon
GERMANlC June ut r. NJ.
From the White Star docks pter-5l North River
Rates saloon, $50 and $lUJ in gold; return tickets
SlIa gold SteerAgt at low rates
saloon. saiercoms, smoking and bathrooms are
placed amidshps where the noise and motion are least
af)rdlns degree OF comfort hitherto unattanabe at
inspection Of plans and o:her information apply
at the conpany's office, 10 Broadway, New York
K j. CORlIS Agent.
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ID OCULAR CATSKtLL LINE UP THE GREEK
IN steamers NLW CHAMPION and WALTER BRETT
leave Cana street. south side, every night
day. r. ~
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NJ ORTIZ GERMAN LLOYD.
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW WORK
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
Companys pier, loot OF Second street, uoboken.
DONAU..............May RiEIN..............May ID
MAIN ..........May OR R..... Nav 20
Rates u passage from New York 10 southampton,
Havre Bremen.
First CABIN. ...s9o gold. Second Cabin. !. 500 gold
Storage, S2i currency.
PREPAID siceragc certincates SA currency
Return tickets at reeuced rates
for Freight or Passage apply TO
OkaRIUdS, No. . Bowling Green.
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EURoPEAN srEAMsEIFs.
COAsTWIsE sTEAMsHIPs.

DERMUDA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE
ID The Quebec and Gulf Ports Steamship Company
will despatch the elegant steamship CASlMA t2r Bes-
Round trip ten days tanr days the islands For IN
formation, photographs, &c, apply TO A. E. OUTER
BhIDGE Avent ~ Broadway.
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TAPsCoTps FOREIGN LXcHANGE AND EMIG&A.
Il lion office.
" SOuth street New YORK.
Drafts for 81 and upward ani passage tickets 10 ami
from queenstown aud Liverpool issued at the lowest
"a
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ON reading and ming the ANNEXED alidavlts or
merits or the defendant, William Nj. tweed, on
AFFIDAVIT OF X. F.. Dey0. ana Oh motion Of X. T..
Deyo. 81 counsel Tor the defendant, William NJ.
Tweed, ordered :-Tnat tue said defendant, William
Al. tweed, have twenty days further time, IrOm
April 2s 1875, to answer or demur to the complaint
aereln, or take any other actl0n 70 which Nc may
De entitled GEO. q. BARRETT, j. ;. 4.
And thus the case stands ut present. u this suit
initiates the previous suit the present Is bus the
beginning OF pretexts ior delay. Attorney General
Pratt says however, that the present suit shall oe
prosecuted with all possible vigilance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-07
POLITICAL.

Montgomery Blair says that the democrats will
nominate John w. Carrot of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railway for the Presidency.
The Connecticut House of representatives has
incorporated the New York and Boston Air Line
Railway, thus wiping out the New Haven Mid
dletown and Willimantic corporation.
Judge Taft, in speech at Columbus on We'd
nesday evening heartily Endorsed the action of the
Ohio Publican Convention. lie declared that he
should have great pleasure in supporting General
Hayes.
The Portland Press says that the Oxford county
republican conventan is called to meet Thursday,
July LIST, at Paris Hill, when the following officers
will be nominated Two senators, judge Of probate,
clerk of courts, county commissioner and county
treasurer.
The intelligent Southern correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial writes that intimidation
has done its work in Georgia, and the republican
party is utterly dead and buried" He adds that
"as to the equal rights we hear so much about
there is none is of it down here, never has been,
and never will be-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-07

Those who anticipated that bargain
would be speedily completed with the In
dams in relation TO the Black Hills country
will be disappointed at the result thus far
All the talks with them have not brought
them to accept the propositions made, al
though they appear to have confidence in
the President. 1t seems altogether proba-
BILE that the miners will have to abandon
going to the Black Hills this year unless
they are prepared to defy the Indians and
the government. None but the most reck-
less would take such a risk.