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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-09

court has jurisdicton 20 do certain act,
IN tie particular VIII be presnmed an. ~ Is i"a
rr,uer =, uedv where party VI. committed fyr con
Tempt b. a court OK competent iGrisGictiou aat It II
Of The cluse OF c0tsrn,.InCut. ,Ey pare Kca,ney'7
wheat. a.; furd on Haheis Corpus o57 ara "5l-ioti
isteuce ana validity OF the process re ony iics
mon which Issue ran be taken. IN. re fr1ne "L'i
saw tic Justice ban au;horir to inqrre INTO NE
ALLEGED cGenfe the Commitment Of Ca sells conf nos ~
roici err OF tie Jastce n Requiring
the witness 10 answer an improper qIG ,n
ire commitment srI q. we ls duty the fudge 20 re-
mand The prisoner q. K =. 557' s'c. go inc
81 he COMMIT inert in such tssc 49 II tacrt hnd
heen no such statute, u is ciedr upon t1Le. u
lusdcuon caHnct he reviewed on h~' cas- eoIp.s. -
here Aa IT, error tie ioIlcHN IS ~ a.. 80 -
Of error Where toe ,ttWu states 'hr ihpii %"
whether H. truth nero he any prdccs3 and whether II
appears an 10 face TO Ne vai, 1hd nc u"s us ,~
whether an cause las arisen siAce u "a
rsi " the Judgment. & bus ~ cauuot reiidEe ne
Ir- person b, held m custody icr contempt ppinN
CHARGE oil TIC commitment. lie cannot he iIsc"'.su
h,i corpus INFORM tty ot the process i"o
eamii; inent 6e oae wien the court voIt Lavo "eeh
autn-rizci 30 auirr any crcGIlsia.,e@, Az J'u
snnird (Dsvisou'. ease. ID A. Pr 10; Peupe AIT.
GoudhIe, jhls, ca l4.; k'hFHeys c'7'' ~ ~" 49,
49, A.,
Judg.s ~ t. san, Supreme Cuir- of ,. D..flct If
Columbia by act CO.. March B. i'G3 e. ot1t p secs:
i I ~ 20 ne So Ico, 7 rDv5r, yc~c r'.cc uryord
dispute ~ ile act OF June ~ ls'i (cuap JGJ. MS
b.iL tie Court power 30 tlI..oI %lc..'s ~
arp'ar Dr. courf md leiors Grand Jr7 Ot v ats,
go 3,5). and nis l. way lnt'i 40 , - oi' a''
VI VI the Amendment 10 tar Constitution El''s~
cVInpgls power to summon witnesses.
Isc Supreme ColFs OF tho ID. tn ~ Co'nrlnia no
OILY has powers q punish fnr c'Hln up M hir pNr
TO iue lis writ Of at achuent 20 t"e tie BODY OF ie
prr-On alca 10 have COLiHi tea SIC eD"ieDDi' ana t'
ru District. az Use oi1titrS. : e.
tiOa 7.6: NHss aCr. Luxe. Crt ch G. c. %l Uhte'
Saics a-t. iiiaus Crtnrl 90 e. j'2l IAe declso.'
81 ur CoLrt tn Uu fct r...tcs ~ en- ar
Iug in tDe Territories do not ahr"s these DECISIONS
Ilpy o., vel Ou,.tVe the ,iea-c au', N' CON
ned tive D...tct OF Columbia; thH serious - ana
1914 4 SaLutes refrr 80 cases OL HItis, %"o
l-c-cn. a. lot ne ore the cOurt.
When .r. Bliss nd finished. IT. Bartlett claim tHat
tho auhor,s by his opponent had been overrale'
long ago, aud that those read by lin ct were In ia
iurce aud nri..pe all oyer i,A objections against
sen 4i4lg 81. Dana 10 W. ilHgiD4.'
JdGso B4.ioa,0rd reserved al "cc.-ol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-09
THE RING SUITS.



TIE ATTACKS UroN TIE PROPERLY OK THE MIN
BrRs OF TIN TWEED RING-LIST OF TwEEDs
REAL EsTATE-vALCE or JAMES wArsoN's ESTATE
THE PLANS OF TIIE PROSECUTION.
In transferring The attacks upon the Ring thieves
from their persons to their property the agents OF
the prosecution have quietly ascertaincd the
amount Of property now in possession Of
william NJ. Tweed and the heirs OF
the late Auditor, James Watson.
full inventory of William II. Twceds real
estate is given below, showing that he has large
amount of valuable property scattered throughout
thu city. The statement Of James Watsons estate
which Is also gwen. shows that there IL balance o.
money depos ted 10 OF the Trust Companies OF
this city # nearly $4,000. The suit against Tweed
is 10 be pressed a. rapidly prudence viii allow.
and precautions have been taken TO guard against
my &C n.licaton which might result from his posi-
bic rc,.asc through a decision Of the Court OF Ap-
peals ia the criminal proceedings. Suits are IN
prepals;isa against other alleged members OF the
Old lAug but no particulars are as yet made known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-09
ADyAxcE IN rRLoE or WESTERN PEoDUoE

Dealers in the Produce Exchange were very
much interested yet rday in the av.ccs rom tAe "est
RELAXING to the heavy upward movement la wheat
pos indeed all Glasses o. cereals aud PROV sals.
Accor Oh patches, wheat has advanced = cents
per brshcl since Mouf ny Chicago; eighteen GEMS IN
twelve caYs IN n. Louis. AMI heeu cents IN Toledo.
TAis Is rolarded purely spel a,ve advance, based
uron q heavy short Interest, wuich has been growing
mon t!- past. TIE advance ls crippled some OF hc
bears and hla caused few oi the smaller ones to I"i
A. has made considerable money recently II
Is expected that there vii no. be very much distress
tbs iIa- "a icr D. tAry NIL rnly Oj'r PO, III
Of the prof. vines t.cf have mace. me N"W-h DTS
nn .i,- has nat a,tdrd = tac operations ia tue
Moaf. 1e Do Hclal, tl!c absence OF - great
trusrc iti.-. D-..l'rs herc est mP.e tL:t a large
qJautr! oi cereals and meats nav n''h So"
sec rlg n-lcr grlcrs. There T. considerable ccGah
Ter export, nut TIE e@Ofers Hesitate 10 pAJ INC c"t
I..LA
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DnpARTCRE or loRAIGN NAILS.
F2IDAf. APRL .

F,IDAf. APRrr
,s f,r V,vti vcrezia Curarca hy The steamship Alps
c, at 10 IL. steIas-, l. ter 10 d. Nosin
A..
~ s,r 80 ssrI-ich Islands T Is7 Nsvi'lrd fnl 90
ga d. by t- sesrsip sail tom VA acsco AynI -
S...0. he NV before FRIDAY, A,.l TO-
, lor Neeolutaui se NeNtorl PusVOte every lA'
,-i lIax y 3 eoselu the Sew-yofE Postoh'e ever
rFs. u.
Nils .lganl. Ir.Ia Nf' .al + zee DIS ~ tean''
C.i.- d. sum, Nal. Steamship s-s -t o
- .- ron 3 e. No A. North
D. t...d by. lr steamship b1iV c'i' a. o,
NJ eats-y Mall from Pier 30 ~
NoC4 I.ycr. .-
OIL close 20 %. n ~ 20 cos,i 40 'He 3
Oic. 100 %. Steamship sails D. r .rom F.eT oo' o.
LLr..a,.. -t1J.-cl.
SIS ~ i.- VS. sreansap ;:a'e Of Tex 81 Sc al D. n
srl4sA.v e. j. IA ri-- No. 20 last alfeH
bJNDAA. ArsIL Il.
AgNs.co.e a. su..Jhce Is o2cs from va
Ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-09

DrFvALo. Apl sCArrLI5a'-s o-''v 81 ecs nkisD ~
rc.,l sg.ty 100 nct 40 Chs ata.
SOB IT, tine last We" .Hd - e,'' Ter "a,
toe re vat oi 'tF % " '-
- afTvr vrrs troa<i con. a'"s" ~
:,U bea fuo,, s,ses rla.a tom LIZ to 49, r. 80 49,
50 %: Csu,Gt tcse-s erg 800 10 4 - 3D. e"s
o. 81 p vi. ani ~ T. }. so suso ..
eHK.r fo-t.f hJi heal iiallE ''
sEru, f Ca Tins far 5000 head. aesns 'p he1d Tor 'o
,1.c zane s.ca. iD8jJ I-.d Tor ur -s yea
tae IA bIsk nh prices % aoat yc'efIAi
tan CO.. b,E frlT suck ., - '"
IN 81 al tcA; about go hes. %
T.. az. ,.ci bo. 81 gl-Ga br 1slAe- eHi ."s
3-. hsl dct'n rae % -'1--
m "a 10 IL3 b. q, - 2j4 ~ 70; go Icsf 3D. go We
al 81 luI l. % -, aId - ' ~ -'aA V-.'
81 hern svcr1rug 80 10, al - 90 Io4 MAJ '-' my
avci glg F. h. az - -. ., ..f. q,
the TIA. far 200 Le@ a--'us' ll''O le'a ior ."e
a.d - 80 500 sac az ' be
c She s mrr.rd about 500 hrf (' nat Ser' "aeea -
o FIRST arrivals hsou ments -Af c'm-d io l"',
no. We csfal,d rogury local pu1tscri ROM bng ~ p
"a Tor she qRasi t,.crL 20 '~ro % L'as
ho-s GOO qniir bring - oj0Fo 10 None u Ae y'fos
81
CHICAGO. April 9.-C,TrLg acve ani 6rmer; re ~ .V"
hrli trading ohc.y ~ cemaon 70 good 'trc az -
rs Juc%i ~ ioa - a. syISt 81
Baehers - 750F5i thoc, 30 - =; say ~ ala.
Oas- AID pie receipts 4NNVi ss
Of alhta 2, 3 tts Heavy. s. 70 sSJ ps capt. 90 me co''
suzAP L. r 4alri; fe-t 0o0. 'a,cs rag eassi3&0 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-09
sHfPPIAG INrHLLiGEyCE.

roar or NEW YORE ..................APRn 8
CLEARED. $500
scr-9 Louisiana Or Jo-r'one, Glasgow Au'ln BALD
~p a.-l iaiv r,ntu-. &c gunart Co.
seahp NevYcr4 T Havana T. A.etadre
steamship CT, of Hou.on Dcerug Hamilton Berrnu!s g. Out
s t9 e',a Richards. Pi i'aghia jane, lat 70
steamship ps . FersasoH, ~ Cave s. PIN Eo@'ol Co
g,,s p..a ,Sorj ,aye l,t n.,a. Tecn, Do.suauu.
a,, i' .es.. N,..r Fesc lIaylnp. JOHN g,ea
Bar. J. j. Sarh, F.c.et., csr.eaa. john zsls.e'.
Da,s yoI, Io Cora Tor orders Sacouch Co.
Bar Ihorls Fletcher Peeton y-rar@so f.1of CdanHcey
Jus I-nle 4, -.na-s. "aag Cr,eu.1. JED tr,r Co.
B1s ismr l. t1 FrTr ialo.a, .r'ef 'n St,,
s siI. 1 1sc Hl,' s. n iio'e; p1rs;
Sr Titan t. ,is or D9"a. 800 ,,-c. b. T. vt +5'e
SShr A2sadar t8r Fcas Joaas P R.. j. p wlitaey Co.
Sc4- j. b. G.iGn Ellis Gloucester Mass. cher Co.
ARRIVED
Steamship civ of Dallas. le Aoreed City, N c. with naval
g. q sham, roiey Capp, Antwerp PC iav' witt mdse.
& Mtiar, ,oi hrssl Gv,n Haar da,s with indse.
far. gy snpou of WINDSOR n sl Curry P4ieHno Jaa a.
ar, Ltapa;,r aus Lsadra Ba.Ava oct 10 via saAr'ns
B,rs 70 Lorenzo - Bdsuqi Genoa G3 iay, with mise
Barr janaege Daci,. Schrer Au'eerp % iar, r:t nd
1 bsL X, .,51 e' y a r., p,oc rc
fores' OAK. rir--r 14t.mofe for Newilven
sear Tlfo De51e Babbi cor.eovn D. Z. Pan River
schr helea Iils'roac. peo e., . ,!uuore
Sd. Fra ces 81. l1 last.
sCHuOSERs-EiyER
Snsar T. Nash 3. - l.. Bridgeport
r. M. itcrffctrf Newt cl orr.
* ~ hour %. Providence. J. G. Rogers Providence
NJ A. Fritt. i'ru-iarucc. Ju.s ll;cty Prov gance.
A Kelly Proyilrrce Willow ialp, Boston
r,e h..l .ru. Fgr, Jrdesron ALL IL.
VI Prrlin ArS-LO4q0n. ka-c t-lAAap Nes-L3lIyl.
(,o.gr Ses-iayra. Tat gam, AcgL4sra.
MEMORANDA.
Bari Gaming B Mneu GLASGOW arrived ID and anchored
Oh The Bar. ~ " ~ IBIS morAi K
DOMESTIC PORTS.
barks Wrmsn.
from wm. aus liverpool W w. h,.vis Gerl f'm
..weg iY Csu AugI lGe lro Newcastle; bng
Nofye Jr). rou lrada1 Nuaai slip iarl .oleH.u from
Lycro Sarah ari joan shay,
l-1yil,aee 4 !. below comm.
sax FRASCIsCO Sailed Pacific Mail C0mpanys steamship
w. 10 GAlaa, fIr Panama
FOREIGN PORTS.
ioypos April Premier Cor Abr
Alice R,Y C-Iole. >u.tC Mania
eler srou4 kOJcrt A. ChaDIa Johann Lldw Amer a. Alma
Steve Arrived on tue United sa.e': Il 4a aud
the Ol Re5 HaRle Sener, umewarl
Eourl The Acadia M-se l. Ca.v reu,on Aoione lad
7th Salem -ith warren. BnnGOl.
Argo Henrietta Arrived tie oh mt: hr.
Chief Flora bona Noen eli.
h-.hsta.
SPOKEN.
March llt IS - 70 John Bvc OF ST. John NJ o.
from Uarieu Liverpool WITH Oss = ioIe.opnsst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-09

An elegant exhibition and Spring opening
was given Oh Wednesday AMI Yesterday al the es'ah-
lisblDcnt Of Richard Meares, at Six have. and Nine
teeutst and throughout those days every department
WAC crowded with buyers. The decorations were espec
ally citing more particularly tie shOwwiudOws, wLerc
beyond a display Of dresses hats beautifully trim med
g. there wac lavish assortment OF arul.i flowers
ARRANGED IN han.ingbaskcts and wreans IL the SUIT
room. a special department OF the firm, there was
a fire display. One dress. which attracted much
attention. and sold early tue day, Was made
OF ,eal.skiabrown silk with oyer5.lrt OF golden aud
daf, brown br,caded iks, and trimmed with care au
l fringe Il was priced az sos Another at the same
price vas OF navy blue k with shirrcd punGs Of hlae
and gold broken psid ik Jacket of PLAID SIX. and
sleeves Of DARK blue Suits OF plaid ami plain silks were
offered a. 500 OF drlD and ashes OF silks OF two
ebades az Sss and 500, respectively. very PrfY su't
Of black aud white piaia silk, with fcaiucF trimming
sold for 81. Heavy black grain silks were SHOWN,
dc partmrllf, there Wa. "a larger display of llama
and thread lace snawls and sack, aud -.rcNe-css
,cAets point applique. In mas also Inrrt w.
hand s0lne play, aside rom the French impor atOn@'
WITH lci those OF the e. Ms Own m2nufir uIr el4hi
In very enyIhic COMPARISON. Inc FORMER Ihdt"u ~
price from $40 $2j aud the latter IfOm = ~ -
There was a rye variety Of cBidrcn's ana misses un
trimmed hats, IN the matter OF ti.UalH@s ana
flowers there uO,LIAg wanting. III Tue !, re De-
pIrllncnt there great assortmrn nj 81 Fichrh'
Nansook. ard Hamburg embroldcrer. gulpnte. threat,
and wax acrS appnque naudK rceis point ace collars,
black thread bar1a- aud hJuuCes and applique iuuccr
and shaw., aud an endless variety ~ EuiIutc ana
ranging price from 70 ceuts pr yGrI ana upward
Tue Dr;n also .de gOOd display O :Ieas goods gen
SHIRTS, handk "rchiets. cic also 'hI
Inc OF ides' hosiery. uerpo a"d gauz under ear,
gloves OF al kinds, lid gaultle;s, Raj GlONrS OF from
ono buttons six and h-le thread. aud OF nol'h
depdr meni, pos AetDOOks, SatcAcIa, pt1
ca |. A. -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-09
THE STATE OF IEADE.


srRayr Arrl s-Whrlt qIe. e7e 4lcc 2 bash h-her for
s,e . s,ck ma.a ye- s.- oa.s d. .-o. II "a - IL
4 ae. en- ~ tci .-r Il 80, r oo'5 ,, "a 'je.
No nzi 3i1d Western . SO h9-cy ac''-' sa-s Of es
No. trg S,i A. e,..sroar 5o s: Wa, 49ooo
S Su'' a. g'ous ,ai,rea-. Fs1s 4~a Sis. q 5 , s.nE
RI b.. 70 $ ~: ~. % s. 5o@.J w- rl.
enc aeiuy a2n.r b4. qeo ,t' ao en- se -"
&o,o 'h Ne q, cS a., ~ sC ' - 10 'ri' y at , S@
zoe ~ dnIi sa.. -, S'.ts - -, ,. & -. VI. m
Glove. 80 30. Lrg. y eoae7 T. P-'- am Nse' At SO
CnlcAlo A7t ~foa--'aeaa rat; hoi~r hr.a- "he2 ei
s,- r..-. Co.; .,-l- - t3. s.'i, - ~ s4: "7 NJ
90 I'll o- ''r f. '.' 'y u H. "t e. moan:
81 No. Ms "a - 'po, lie .rri; 10 .'.
by. s I'D Jaae EJ-c, J tgo;sa. a. aa.e'. e
y q 30 g - g. o. % w. - IT,; s -l' 81, ~ , \,
8 TO- ten - aar p sl-a- ce ul n iraa ia 81, p
got ~ =, .. NY - T. ri ~ s,, 49, ~
sou-rr -; hon; ao -.e' iii' sao- ear ','' .-'
%hr... 45o,. usa: Co.. 5000 br,b.; O.~. i6uJ0 NH;
B4..g, 5000 .-. 2n,1's-f n- ' LII ,,, G
afternoon a lie bar "h'~s ee',,Ms a. 81 &c
81 90 NJ. Cora %. MA &C. J,a'' O''' 5 1a'
L. rac. 'es~i MI,
SIN; I'D. - l.. Il H. Co. u Gle Ja l'n 20 i3457e
s ' 5, r u i q. ~ a. a. I % .oea i,
pic Pa'E GOOD eeaaa-' ,.r' ~ Io' ny ~ sA Nets
- - I'M A.T; S,e-m f. - II 80 ct iac ie iver ID
cp,. o. tear XII sIes zee; CO., sl, .oq i3's;
%:-T ' Ne ln y So 80 no us 1 ossps
:" - ,.ta v-t.a, ..d I'm sn uurhar "a. Oats
l-F 80. lVh..c le.rn.enm S1uUsri
a., 80. - i.- H., i.l,e. sg a lots ne D .l.-
"r 81 "a -, -ai ma ,rr.i Wheat il fair
D.l"'-. ~ - L. IA Il .l.L, A nber 81 II
fuAn' I' -. "a 1 n te ~. O.t. ll
-, cave, So 81 30 Kecr.rt,-F!.ur 2uvU 6bs; Wheat
1,, mn t,r7 900 bush stiDment--F,Hr 1000 boA
49,, . g.ui t,., g.-- 3bU,l bush.
AMI s-F nar .tra .j43G 2j. Wheat
49, q t.t,fd O~Gel lu: Auhcr ? la
81 -. wr,@ ii l5u~l 90 Corn aayaac-4 lar dnaLd
e, G.o,c SHIELD -9Q.fc alvsr-i Hd 100 'ir demand
a; 81 49,, Bua a,eadr; snourers, st@o% ar hio
Sii.s IL III .c sues. he Hans J. a ~ Lai ieI
uscnanpcL
t.rs,ltF ami S-Four Wn,at unchanged Corn
noriu y -Jc mir iiv - SIC &c uaen'gHi r'.
vor. aaief l'.fg = 90 BgS N~ltsahouHer She 'ar
Ra 81. lITc; Clear Sccs ia. tnccn--sHoei',r ~
O., Ill yia-, BE-; sar.. lJfs Hans i IS - q
I.3,e M Lii s,ram ader l,-c le.c.l &C.. Ae-, I'c
Wlu'sr : IL l,asgn dlm - II a0I.~.
Is heat m; No Milwaukee
-. - a.. L. W,r = az. iu.r IN OT3l yats
a "" w.. ~ o., t,.h an. ,on Weak .urrr; No M1rl,
IAl. 'u'r - 49, g-,r,s. ", n orr Il H. Barley
g. NJ -, rego,- ~ Ia Nav > TO- Pr VISIONS hr1ner
n. prt g. h "A 4, 800 % c,.l: Ms noAlal 81 %
-. 49,. t,r. II Ia qI.c Drr-aei Meats shoulder olsr
- So to,1 lt1,s II.al2 -. boz. Pvar Lir Grn
s,-,-a -. K..te To-. s~cep-Fl,I loo obs ~ heat
lOyuO bu. 81 pmeat.- 200 g.. ouJ urs
,,rYr8I April Flour price, h-ie- ard unsettled
Cora Gm Ct yuc OAss l-.e. Ad .''.'c a.
Lani arm ald demand - iiDib4 bacr-Drnnnd hH
b,t.rs arm. Shoulders JdsaJaac Loci tH,"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-09
JAMES WATsON,s CAMS.

STORY OF TIE SUITS AGAINST THE EsTATE OF TIE
FORMER AUDiTOR-sCHEDULE OF THE RECEIPTS
AND DISBURSEMENTS OF THE ADMINIsTRArOR-A
LARGE BALANCE LIFT.
In connection with the proceedings about to
be utcd ~ the Attorney General behalf Of tic
s;ae, TO the moneys stolen from the City and
County Urea surs II well known that the real aud
personal property OF the late James Watson, County
Auditor VII be attached, and brought 10 compel
the widow paw the claim which the State officials
make against the estate There are two suits now
pendus-one brought IN the name Of the MAYOR Alder
men, and Commonaty Of the Cily OF New-Yorh. and
the other by the Board OF Supervisors OF the County Of
New-York for amounts definitely ascertained. hut
known 10 exceed sIC0O,oOo Tie payment Of this claim
has been by the widow, and st understood
that proce similar 10 those in tie Tweed case will
be TAKEN BIZ which the old suits win be Discontinued
and new suit begun by attachment
Watson died lutesate, in 1871, leaving personal estate
TO very large amount besides real estate situated on
the line OF OF the contemplated uptown i'm
proveneu,s. The money obtained by the sale OF the
personal estate OF stocks bonds. etc. after
payment OF debts and liabilities. amounted IN 1873 TO
nearly $4,000. or this about $4,000 retained
By tie widow for current expenses and the balance de-
posted IN the United States Trust Company. This bal
snce has Increased by the collections OF interest
saes Of stocks. etc. until at the present time it amounts
ia round numbers TO about ssOOGOO The OF the In
tenton Of the Attorney General TO attach this money
was published, exclusively, IN The TRIBUNE Of Wednes
Gay Charles T.. LOew, formerly County Clerk. was
the acrnnitrator Of the estate and after settling the
claims against IT, lie closed up his accouut
and deposited the balance IN the Trust Company
Tire parcels OF real estate owned by Watson at the tae
OF he accident winch pectedy closed his career
have been quietly ascerained by the State officials and
their assistants but generally believed by those
familiar with MaisOns operations mat many OF lis con-
tracts and Interests III property calfns ana STOCKS
were so carefully concealed from the owIecge OF thoe
NOT immediately interested tuat the state OItrS VIII
be unable TO prove ownership OF even the eX silence
OF his interest them Tue amount received nom ne
sale OF stocks and ceOts due TIE estate aD0ohmd 10
t93 4OC and thegOtai disbursements were <24o2O H.
leaving Daauce OF sT6e sec IS unexpcndcd. OF TINS
tun the retained S6O452 q, ana The balance,
ssss 24 90 placed the creG OF the estate III te
Unl,ed States Trust Company Tl-re ndued secuTl-
t,es usold amount % s937S7 a. II Is claimed
those with WatsOnr affairs that even after
dcducling The amount sued for by the state, there
vouf remain enough 10 allow the widow ana ncr Two
enudreD 70 live comfortable manner,
Wafeon's stock operations unusually successful.
A statement Is given OF the cash received and
dsrs ments made account OF the estate OF Watson,
with the balance depOslted Ia the UAteu STATES iIusl
Company:
MI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-09

WAsHIE4roN, Apt.l 6.-Ihe following l. sum
M 90 o." iu fIr l5t ..l ''ir t'd -
u Cue e; o.. ll" -io I'd xcAAngc pn OF
lf-.u. 20 .- .itc! 7t- ' ~.
s, en- % 'rct .. Se,Yoflre argument st u cu VS. n
tuu n- s & ...iS,i oi .e tor D 'ids - "f1f DIV
NJ = !lcI eo--Hiel ~
Mr.. George r. Coz stocs ir pi4iuti- "a error.
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PROGRESS OF TRADE STRIKES.

The 'longshOremen who have been on q
strike Tor the past week have sncclmoed Inc deter
OF the various shipping lines not 70 accede 20
Their demands. toee with dissensOns among them
selves OF heir defeat. member OF Lodge
No Sid than onehaf OF his lodge had DISC
beyed tine notice gwen by the socety--nstrucnG tnen
not to work Tor 40 cents per hour-and the
same condition Of Tlirs existed in Lodges Nos. and
q At the White siar Inman. National, aud Pacific
Mail wAarves the sevedores working both society
and non-society men. and none OF tle steamers have
been DELAYED by the strike. In Brooklyn strike took
place on Wednesday, at the Rotterdam and Antwerp
do, Ks; but tne places of the men were Immediately
Glcd bv green hands. The men are more Del!igerent
there than IN N-w-York, and "A number OF New YORK
,loucshorPmcn 10 Brooklyn watching Iou-sJcicy
men. spe tlhI ponce force Is stuloucd a'Ong lAo
wharves both rivers in New-YOrk, aud also III
BrOUhiHu.
press and none Of tue emp overs VINO belong 10 tne
Manufacturer Association have anJ hands emp DYED.
demanded IL Will he by the follow garrison
OF tue iportarions for Febnary and March 1874 ~i.h
inc same months this that the statement made ny
the rrunufaciur jnsties them - their r's.hcr:
1871. Gs is72. ss s y9eG f.,
Sa4o 34 aass9 S5s
ro,,,...I7947 81 2os-7Is ro.sl.....I2O67 s7O5,271
ige price Of tobacco also greatly Increased as
shOwn De.o": 80, 1875,
conmon....... so 5sa'so cemnon...... g 30
Good '.''''''si e,g 10 S1s' sl 10 al Is
Wrappers ........l 75a2 20 Wrappers ...5 % as 20
TheIe also 20 De added to th" above an Addlonai
Government tax of 81 per thousand Inc stIihrrs say
about OneJhird Of Their ndinOer nave secuiou Gun
uoyeut IN German houses, and although they 30 not
receive ~ much they did IN the Cuban houses they
,ei : uceut to live aud Will Ia this WAY they siJ DC
Gu BLEED To briog the Manufacturers 10 terms.
The strike OF The sLone-ruDOcrs stu continues; but Ut
lie or no attention being paid 10 the strikers Dy Tue
master stcuec"tters as they Can secure plenty vi Ia
b'rers.
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cOFTOy MARAETS.

CmARlGsros April 3 Co'oa quiet; Midaiag dig pst re-
Britain 2oJI oaia eoss'"
2gs ba.t= 500 bales. stock, 2.bUl baeA
MOBILE Ann s.-Cotion easy. hddhne. i3thlo'sc Low
Midians ~. GIJas Good OuiaaJ l4'aq li net rcep"
has; rpon, 35io bsi sats @oo oiea s'oe-
3O.u2J ,,,,,, ,-
nuwJgLtIxs APRIL sCotton quiet and hGilng; Zoe
Low haauas Is ~ orsasJ II ; reoeip1 2Jo saes
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sru nse.. 81 - ,ioo1 set''.''. lI;lo
arH W rlr-LN
Stg pook lOO2 ,as - Hell Gat' Ferry. O03
-.
"a Nv 1Q2l cay. ls4a .lI:l5 e Gas scrrr. OBI
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Snropean Advertisements.

IRELAND, COUNTY OF ANTRlM.-Mr.
LANES COMPTON " CAnPTOH raes II Mr. Joba CoEP
ten smpion Of unsonI, the County o. Antrim and
xho brother JonH Campn died hhaoo
cemmanair without e-y
WITH Mes KINsos LUsACK SOLICITOR NJ 90 stsshsas-
ueea. puhha Ireland
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n,aruls ar0 DldLe lrlduLels

n,GrolE anU cIdLe triduIels
At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES-An ex-
n teusg MARBLE ald MAaBLkILED MAJ rls apa al
other Marble raI FOR TIE I4le. A. hLADLk, IA
last sigheez.a-st. fhira-ave.
CASONi x ISOLA,
- sIEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS,
l46to 1872 " est 4Oth-s;. BrOsdway
honumen Nantes Affairs FElcs Thing WEuscotaag. *. In
poe manufacturers Of marble every description
C,TKWARr's Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
ManeA designs lowest ~ -
wcst ris.. betneen seventh AMI Egbth-ayet
WHO are the true KINGS OF BUSINESS .
W Read JAMES PARrOSS sctuFc 10 THE TklBUSL kXrkA
~ which hy aamed described PaHpAe Eaoa 20
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6CIeis

GROVE HOUSE, IA, 17G, 118 Bleeckcr-st..
III Broswar with excellent ae q miles sHd
Gng - s-2i +. 40 - - per dag; eleqaes grgans
IRVING HOUSE, European plan, Broadway
Tao., boeEs .sOm on-sqaars room. =; per aa!'
GEO. p HARLOW, p .ri'e,or
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, 3Srn-st. and Gth-
~ ave MURRAY H-Anecsa pisa nree due sui ycaa' 80
corner Dsior door, coaccs-
ing; al trout. " n southern exposure.
rg7HE latest and M st approved methods of
determining Erh fl'aEce I'm the SUI a-e ri i~ia "A
suI Illustrated IhE tribune sAiNA No -'' FaH'A.r' "s''
20 cats
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cGIes on AucnOn


pY BANGS MERWIN q Co.. 656 Broadway.
ID Jonstssesof Booss WorEs Of ~ aner GOO Ae
,TIsDAY Agnl G. Miscellaneous Co .c,ion OF 5oOk.
THURSDAY FRIDAY II 1 2. m.-CuOlCE EDiliONS Of
STANDARD AUTHORS Illustrated Books, Old aIi Rare Works
Historical, exc
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BROOKLYN BOARD.-Eiegant secOnd-story
st f.t-cas resience cotai
uu'y,nent. osbe lor'tor fius, ;sr1"
Address o.. il.,-V. ~. T. q. l.. 1880. Il. Co.
..C(4; 5IH-sr., near North 6ih-st., Brook
CD ,u t. o. widow alr sag ..oa', w.4 ALi, @s-
ns.cl ROOM %. .AKLOR and BEDROOM ;.-n si
bTt4l.-1t u .cs.rc..
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SuniMsr HeIredIs.

DOUND HILL HOTEL. Northampton, Mass.
h PARADISE OP AhEhICA" JENNY Lao.
Osens May /. rsasonibt; great ni.cs|-n Tor >-~ Fa
or " inter-. SEED STAMP Tor Tourists Gudr"
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C.sJg6 -UOC TORE or DtNrIST's ROOM TO
}s,O. L.L-I..s, aoor ssy u-scasL IHqsf 81 Broad