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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-09
Another Railroad 0bstructor Of the
Mails.

President Hinckley, of the Philadelphia
and Baltimore railroad, refuses to permit
the postal car to pass over his road with
the limited express. This will require that
the mails between New York and Washing
ton be forwarded as heretofore, and their
arrival at and departure from New York
will be in accordance with the old regula-
tions. President Hinckley, and neither
Scott nor Garrett, Is the real monopolist,
so far as the carrying business between
Washington and New York is concerned
and is not disposed to accommodate the
government nor the public, except on his
own terms. He has more than once threat
ened to withdraw the postal cars entirely
from his road. but has not quite the cour
age to stand alone in defiance of the law o.
congress.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-09
Vermont State Medical Society

The semi-annual meeting of the Yer
mont state medical society will be held at
Good Templars' Hall, Burlington, on Tues
day and Wednesday, June 18th and 10th.
The programme is as follows:
]. Opening prayer. Reading of records
III. Business. Appointment of commit
tees. Introduction of resolutions. Recep-
ton of delegates from other societies.
III. Reports of delegates to the Ameri-
can medical association, New York state
medical society, Connecticut medical soci-
ETY., and Dartmouth medical college.
Nv. Medical papers and communications.
/. The influence of alcohol on the for
nation of pus, BY w. n. Plat, NJ. d.,
of Shoreham.
2. Influence of physical agents upon
mental action. by Charles l.. Allen, M.
d., of Rutland.
3. Report of case in midwifery. BY
W. N. Huntington, M. d., of Rochester.
A. Surgical paper. BY Henry James, M.
d., of Waterbury.
g. Obituary sketch of the late Dr. Eras-
tus ID. Warner of New Haven. BY l.. c,
Butler. M. d., of Essex.
G. Obituary sketch of the late DR.. Geo.
M. Hall OF Swanton. BY John Branch
NJ. d., of st. Adams. - u
Z. Theory and science of medicine. BY
]. ii. Hamilton, M. d., of Richford.
g. Report of the cases by o. +. Fassett
MD, of st. Adams, and the president o.
the society.
0. Endometritis. BY A. T. Woodward
MD, of Brandon.
Prof. A. f. A. King, MD, of Washing
ton, ID. g., professor of obstetrics in thu
university, has been invited to make re
marks upon this subject. t-tt
At eight o'clock the semi-annual addres
will be delivered by the vlce-president, II
s. Brown, MD, of st. Johnsbury.
10. Effects Of changes of climate upo
diseases. BY s. w. Thayer, Nj. d., of Bur
lington.
II. Treatment of the retention of urine
BY j. L. Little, M. d., OF New York city
professor of surgery in the university 0
Vermont.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-09

Henry Wilson's sensible views relative to
the situation at the south, his ideas in ref
erence to complete and perfect reconcile
alton, and their general acceptance by men
of all parties, both north and south, seems
to alarm the Troy Press. 1t sees him loom
up as a possible presidential candidate, adj
nits that be is one of the strongest men in
the party, and franticaly exclaims at is
"time Mr.. Wilson's record was overhauled."
Not content with this, and as if fearful that
its demand would not be speedily answered,
it intimatcs that it is ready to go into the
''overhauling" business on its own account.
$50 in MIR. Press, overhaul" to your
fill Henry Wilson has record, and he
can stand its 'overhauli Z" if you eau.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-09
The Coal Trade.

The Pottsville PENN Miners Journal
of the 4th inst says "The quantity OF
coal sent from this region last week was
81, GA tons by rail, by canal 1,034 tons
for the week. 23, 55s tons, against 1919
for the corresponding week last year, The
quantity of anthracite sent for the week
from all the regions, SO far as we have re-
ceived reports for the past week, was $780,
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-09

Most excellent authority is quoted for
the statement that certain gentleman
'came to the rescue" of certain concern
''and saved it from bankruptcy" If the
statement appeared, and we question 1t
not, ii was an honest expression of opin-
ion, but it does not, by any means, follow
that the same, or any other, gentleman
should be commended for endeavorng to
pocket the whole concern which he had
once "saved from bankruptcy" That is
altogether another matter.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-09
Grand Army of the Republic.

The national headquarters of the Grand
Army of the Republic have been removed
from Boston to Philadelphia, by general
order No. /, just issued by Governor Hart
ranft, the new commander-in- chief, and
the following appointments on the head
quarters staff are announced: Adjutant-
general, Comrade Robert b. Beath. Penn
sylvania ; acknowledgement, Comrade
William Ward, New Jersey inspector
general, Comrade w. +. Rogers, New
York judge advocate general, Comrade
w. w. Douglass, Rhode Island.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-09
LITERARY ANNIVERSARIES.
Now London Institution

The eighth biennial meeting of the New
London On. II. } literary and scientific in.
stitution will occur Wednesday, June 30,
1875. Grafton by Rev. James X. Ever,
Reading, Mass; poem by Rev. Daniel w.
Hoyt, Amherst, Mass; chronicles by Miss
Adelaide L. Smiley, Sutton, N. H., to be
followed by the alumni dinner.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-09
Lambda Iota Reunion.

The thirty-ninth annual reunion of the
lambda Iota society of the University of
Vermont will be held at Burlington on
Tuesday evening, July 10. The Grafton
will be delivered by Hon. John +. Deane of
Cavendish; the poem by Norman Williams
of Chicago.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-09
Humorous.

Gone to grass-cows.
y natural rcvolutonist-thc earth.
Bill of rtes-The preachers charges for
funeral expenses.
Cincinnati woman tried to reach the
bottom of the stairs ahead OF cask of vim
egar, and the surgeon who fixed up her
broken bones said she might try for thou
sand years and get beaten every time.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-09

The Savannah Adoertiser says there is a
granger in certain town in this state who
is so close that he throws Limitation" ham
bones to his dogs, and the animals, aftei
gnawing the paint off, retire, deluded into
the belief that they had partaken OF
sqnare meal
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-09
An abseerd typographical error, Monday

An abseerd typographical error, Monday
morning, made an editorial allusion to
Bennington church history of fifty or more
years ago, read as if we were speaking of
the present day and of living men. The
clergyman referred to, who didn't 'prcach
the gospel" has been gathered to his
fathers these many years, and all the actors
in the scene either preceded or have fol-
lowed him.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-09

I OST. May 9th, between West Rutland
IL and the Bates House, one Butchers ac-
count book. The finder will be suitably re-
warded by returning the same TO +. A. Morse,
drug store, West Rutland, or TO the owner
Iune1dlwf JOHN HANLEY.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-09
NEWS DEPOT.

Periodicals, Pamphlets, Railroad Guides, &C.
&C., at
SPAULDING co.
No. ]. Merchants Row corner West st.
may2stf
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-09

ia&,S 1ufktr1 L!lkstn &c. end One Acre of
long time-6 per cent. interest Possession
given any time. Inquire on the premises.
june3deod2w
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-09

T MPOUNDED.- Taken up on the Prem
Il ises OF Joel Ellis, In the village OF Rutland
Tuesday evening, Four Calves and one Steer
which were driven to the Pound, OF which the
cordlngiy. JOEL ELLIS.
June3dtr
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-09

RecaUed-I could not tell whether the
buckles were from harnesses that were
made up or from sample boxes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
DTCTTONS-APRIL %.

Sapreuc Court Chaabys- BY Judge Barrtt. -
Ip matter " Vp cation denied Wtlh4u-1 l.
IRE &c Adams AZ CHI Nut deIicst Hale AT L.
TIC pa ntir s cuttea q rocei upon this UNalnaiOn
IN the rtg.r of y Pm g- Cot Of petit granite h.
Wyne ag SilwelL Motion granted referee appointed Dew
DeV.Tu. Report 0f ticrre COuhre I decree
Hdvoc- efnriei w the matter Of Han Appicain ifnt
Ell Knapp a,t Alden 0ti0n granted With 10 costs IN
M, matter @ application o Che aaSo, AldeTuicn &C,
rt4uVe 70 Opei.s al I>sNheOuaN Report Oi Tei-Iee
and orti granted. Wight agL DOnnelonMollo
grautsd Whteside at Heymau.Wilde MAJ be sudcl At
toei, doutf bnt the cJter snret 10 nei,
Ir,ol,r undertaking rejected BrOns
wssi ag Bnsav s report Of reeIes confirmed snd de
tr~cu al granted.
eecal gtrTq By Van Bhnt-B0stw.ck Frank
setticl Parst-f1udu2s slsrtd
AID reference ordered
SxytPiOr ouri-SD7ciai 7Grm.-By Judge Freed-
ulAl-Hegpmau Cautro The undo rasing should be for
o.. n uf $1,000 Capcn Maltby.Muilou denied ~1th
10 oosgA KNAPP set, BeIRhah.MOtOm ieuiei VITA $40
c.g.s "a abide Tie ystnI Iirsch sgt NevuL IT, ct al
Motion granted With c0bta splitter ast Goa2 IL a.
OUl st led Faulss Ramp AaSidOu ait. AaaOiInu.
--ee nesno anduins Tor counsel The
Mayor a. -Ihe answer should be handed Philips agt
RueI 4a-e rccree report addressed TO the supreme
a. ad tIIs Court
By Judge Spclr.MaTsh aSt stStOn-Case settled and
lila
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23

lots ii G. fseaI TEST, i$sc. lois, &C. hsfeT
gsfaG Tr ARn irs sFg SJ c se 30 TAsI' 9s g
se 4 ~ 20 i Fere qSi 1000 gol WaI 1000
t , G 900 D .oq w beat 1000 So T. % bush
AP y .ls21y upeSnT sS 7S %919'
S"i s 81 adv MED MN %he fsc R4c BeiE
Meats steady thouies $40 hel 81 &c clear Li6 iiss'
beSSaa' Cl.ar Fi6 5' sia5s. iadi3o. Gear Sides lie.
Lsra quiet, gu.haqge lIag,s sE%lie n,,,o.s Corn
FIRM at 7la7jc Oats frm at G9@7oc Rye quet ana w
sas iHit n oia ~. s Lar RS lis ~ Gear
slices l2'e' Hose Iacpn- - qla rs = ~ 80 no 70
H. IL r IN Fl - a. p's 5c s' rcS 80 70 Re ctc
NINA ,pF AprI - flour ~ ant 81 Ny Wheat dpn
Jun hS Il ,uA cats g. l S s S Ko & in store CO.
' 1 I ana yT SS ' hS ~ sS Io d
40 2sIring, Il ~ No spring; IN STORE = Provisions
TcI dalns ligIc br Saited ais strong. shoulders
10 stsm.randcred, - Recep's-lear 5000 5hs
Mlcat. 5000 OusiL shinneas-Iiouf 5000 oo> wheat
MF5 AGl y aEq9's sp rs" ih GSt p2 sc
Gate uan gt l9rs lrn ssf' e 81 y Ra s.So
Dsmm light hoicrs drn; shoulders s''@"'se CieT ino
SEw.6nLFiSs Aprl Do I,r.n dull 81 30 Pork drner
E.a e n sr a. & ~ rei Schara
forA INT = pr' mam steI4ns go doll ST'a oi bS,s
White Winter : o for rorb,o yt Wheat IN s =, o. d.
s2oo gn ef >tae at $ an9t 6 Ges VII S 81 oa 20
bish Canaa AMI, q Iiy1'c rms com Meal SS or
po'irf anI et = Tuhol'cl Nileed lower shorts.
~ ship.iuGs. So Mnihnfs f25 . tor. . 80, non,
PWLAuE1rI,, Aprl 22.PctI'lcpm quoted at 49,. 100
Refined: g -. for Crluc. Gov Stei 90 'h'l
prur., aua We-eTu az DBL g thnul b! t.'
Tlavscei Ircrlueei Flour eooi r. us ~, an nUo
Lt vport demand holding Oh s, COO hbs 1cossin ana
Mnues Farrlv ~ Pcnn aui u,l4i =, p -, >
do, - 2sas6 Ugh Craeo= &c = % iNe r; ir
II 81 Amber Il AMI II 10 for Whale hy' -
:,%ds9c oais command 72c7$c or Wite 5 s. ,6 d%r
: Peef Hams NJ ~ 80 Pie l"d Hams at - p
u g, salt - oad, at StUSsc. Land i0G ice MISSY
Qlosf - fur Western o. iron 30 ni barrels some ,
more q,ct; New 10 ter u dnpsnd ~ y
&C.; nrk and Bradford County EHtIls, a'I,: 70
Eists, 23fs2Se. ostru txiras 2Sa To- DO Fifst al9
i7itc. Wcser, Fin', 1G,0 &c EIgs lower len Si
ymi4, >e~Jcrscy and Delaware FRESH Io"I'Ci No7'''"
r. Ions ArrI 2e-FTorr in good .uand or supcrins
and low l>Ta, a, nncan-i re si - "St SI = %
o. Corn higltr. No. Nlel z. "a '2', c:sA . ~
'ec Anil: - - &C. June Oa;s M"ier 40 = " 90
G ec. KTca RaIey unchanged Whisky active at = l.,
Jcr- &c; Clear Ri Side. 12ic; Cl,aI sfies l2s,;
Bacon uIchang,d only limited lobbng dtila Leu
ally l,ic live Hogs dcclnpg on o@ GRADES Sltf
cattle IN good uard. strong - rce N1Fe Ste - ~
GO 10 l'o f ;,'. - oc E = "F r. % Good
Corn ted IL an, 4 % - q eSeipis- / ~ -, ho'
Whraf. 600 bush. Corn $4,000 buj. Oats @)uDo b
BARLEY. 1900 Bush; Rye, LOB BUSH Hogs l.iOi Ca'ue
70 no April 22.Flour Unbiased. Wt.at excited snd
- -. AMBER M,ch~Tr - "3 JUNE - = Jrly a. 30;
- gji,. 70 30 ~. II %. 1u.e - - 30 o., y
30 Amber llmos ~. corn tm shade o. ter lii- a
7c: - rr de- 75c Danasd, roc oats IN l7o dcrnal d
1- nii. ." tt--'.. - ~ D. -, ). =. 81 aro
I,., Crrr - 600 Or n. OATS H. 100 ugl Sl.guns-
heat. 900 bush tuTI Il, 600 bush. GAS 5000 Dnah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
LESBOS. : - %, t,rc'tu-.-; igscol a. % . 2 c.
Sp.IIts iLTpeEuAt. 20 . cWL


Albany ArrI o2-WAeat wiz olt ,ov,n.rut Rye Il &c
o. o, I! e 1 ,T so Ss ,s n,ai " go -, y .
While Al c. crs iyed CanAa 80 - ~ C,rnqact
ca SO = Low Milcd 9Or ear No High Ole.
rms a,e ~ o.o'sed, Ter. al 81 H. Mat IN
a1liAo.E April 1.-totOon quict; Low Mitdlrs, ~
i5'.p lioaI 4is SAd ..no--Asee Whgt l,'ael' 20
NJ. messG 49,, u = 70 do, u 80 rsHasyivaG a
d. t;.D A:b., ii 90 do. We, q s0asI 81. No 3
W., ~ rns "a Il s' ou Coe iE9sF S',t,p
Soi4@o & Cats ani.t AIa 'hcse ny aairi anu IA
i.v'[ roT, qa.e, q, 81 Sooa9i. 81. &eAt- roq!.
-. LisA,r Beooh quie s.oui re- 2-.G; Char "a, Sl,t
g i 1% M ffv AM or.l &C boc ,' 20 ilr . &C.
II Gic Pctfo.ean, jul an, toiairaliy GSaC 49, Coee Il
quiet, city, II 10 Western. ~ l4afl 10.
Is si9~ Apnl = Lt'ar 40 de.ia4l ini sie9'iy s.es al
i or i, 'S and - 20 ssor 81 I leiig cboo AID
ior cannon choice Fanny rae, Sii,afspn
s,,~i ana "or G.ts GiGo KSr o,G< TO- s.6.ts
bis Cru. 77SJ bush: Wheat no Lua., oats. G,l,i
I'' pa. 1p..i eccpts tloar 1900 hlls Wheat
9i.0Uo busn.; Corn - 900 bush, 0a's 1900 bush snip
Lrs. oats 90 uu-IL F0ir quiet drn; sae 81 $50
D At - 2Sg,G % of spring - So 5 q % ~ ios &
Noriulb Hand spring slHsie al ii - ,cIn du am
Noue aerc. Harley scare. sal,s Of anS,n
otly: as Clover. ~ Large Ciosor or1 s,'Sdy
Iea,y Mes 81 10. IArd steady nj lCc Ish"hes nAo
CiicAGo. Arril 22.-IIour qHet unchanged Wheat eS
Glued, ircr- ugl,r No. / rirtlg, ~ O.; No Spring
II.s p oi+ re;ua, 81 0j o spot ~ oa lay ii 90 +
J.le sold 81 o. NJ $500 corn
higher. 40 hiAed, New, I''G!-., spot "a . eld
MAY, - - bid June IlsI NlAru, lie. iAjectsL lie
,Ja.s nd, aioed fair demands No treSh ~. bin
" - bid NAY p3s June tyt ~ good uc ana, W
a Barrie n -o1rl - SPOT u
lay FORK iui dropping at a. spot al 20 May /
June Guo ~ lair demand
~ 10 % spot MAJ SO 10 June BUN Meats AM
far demand AID finn al 81 ~ At Inc after
board wheat 80 lower Corn "eAA amt 4c
lower. purs active ana hIm but ihehank'I Sc, u 10
Iloui, 5000 bpA Wheat 10000 bush Corn $4,000 D1sA
t,as Barley, 10000 VLst StpuieL,s- tIONT,
5000 Ua- Wheat, 5000 bush CoIn, 5000 bush; cats,
a., 90 bush. Rye, 1000 Dusb. Barley, IO,vD l"sh -
tINCisAATi, Aprii 22-FiUur ann FAMILY, 20 oO wheat
Grln 1c VI 2Uatl Corn qef ~ as Zoe Oatf steady
A. ga Uc quiet ~ o. Barley dali al 81 4O9 %
Tor ta iher Choice, IS 300 Clover seed scarce
al &c q,ie, sl2 30 Tor Prime Lar, let of am
rendered 10 - iJ1c BaS Meats qle DOT hn s-oGhefh
r1-. Clear hD e. IL Gear clos, l2ase-. sales
of 80 90 10 nhouhior. spot 6Asa. 10000 Gear 100
h.es countIy ioiu buy Aas, al l2ls 100000 10 DO,
buyer April Bacon Saouldera- b'siJ W; Clear
kI6 sdes l2l,c; .$aes 3c Jobthg sal,s Mnlsky
good demand al 81 H. Lave Hogs dn1 al 81 0oass 3D. no
orerDg req. ip,h =, 10 ht ,,, -, nm
CIYvHLAsD Ami a. " heat nrin. No Rel held at ~ %
= 81 In Com Llghcr; shele< fT@7ee. In cara TAO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
CIVIL NOTES.

la the United States Circuit COurC ye,ter-
day Judge Shipnan denied the petition of D. Fontaiu'.
Leach, and DaaItry Cor injunction restraining w. Il.
FTrigh, tls proprietor OF the BOwcTy Ihratcr, frou
puttBs up.n hi, sag Gao drama entitled Around Oh
World IN Eighty bays" a Van Wykc aVp1ticd Tor the
plaintiffs \. Oakley Hall for the defendant
Thomas Belts alias c. j. Sprague alias
Charles Thompson. speculatr Of Railway, y. j., 10
arrested wednesday foT having in his possession
one % Colgate CO.. chreEs which that fTn declared
20 bp q forgery taken yesterday before tonlut~
sJuer Osborn and nittcG N dcfat Cf $4,000 bail
on M.use % having alixcd counterfeit mtoinal 9o'-
enuc stamp to iIc Cha,6.
IN the Uuited States Circuit Court yesterday,
In the case Of John W Rigs against Isaac scele.
Judge shipar gave dccrte aud sing the defendant 10
have inisingcG The panlNs patcn for hard rubber
truss 5,ying AID ord ring TofeC-uoe before Master IA
CJancsry, 10 ascertain amount OF disnaEss, gains,
aud p.ud.s 10 which the plsirUd BLH h. cnit-L Ml,c>
z Andrus appeared ioI t1e plaintiff; " j. Fuller f"r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23

NEw"mEiss Ami 12--cotton quir MihdlinT. lj'ic
I.t,.' SD BAL J. 1916 fii.0f exports 10 'u ~
Br'an eos bales ~ Frame "tg .acst 900 tue ConuAebt
6Oo bills. -ai.s, 40 tar.i ntrcN, 1900 la.,s
AO.uR. Awr4l .2.-loitou quiet NiidUu", ljtc; no
re- j. 49, 81 - =, C4 OTIS, tpst"ise, ~ JAta st III Do
Ca,Hsoio>, AwA 22.-coitoo guet huddnue. iec.;
.S ai pc o,raffo coast "I-e 81 bal 81 s,
JOU raie,, sipc,. $50 bqt-.
aA,ANAtt. Appi TT o.r q'irt; Madeline. re-; net
rfs.I 2G ,hol- sci - 1916 bsics socS $685. bates
t.IAator, Apr 2-.-t utoH lirt st nominal NJ tIS
15r uc ,tiis o. o.es; Siolis coastw Sc S|7 BALE
Gu'rrs.c1, Anil e2.-cotton nominal "ddinr, l5'2c'
I,cGtts 1I Dt 80 ua,fs siork '-ll' ha"A
Rt.fuOr. Arrl 21-C,tfor qpirt aud 'a,.'t Nidi <,
IblalBlIc, receipts 90 tllbt c1'ss. y ba''ai e
ror =, 49, 20 ll's sii.s. BIO bales sil'rs ID
bales si0rk, l3.>i g labs.
NGjs,IS, Airi 22-Cotton s'"aly; M.lHng, 49, 81
net rrc.ints 4Gi hs es'Orts coi,tVis 4Oo bales sale =
20 tll,, htOc~. AGO bal q - 49,
N.i.gus trril 2o-rot'o4 st'0d''r NitNns l5'ci net
recItts - ,a,8i sii nlan'' 800 bales; sies LOO
- I0ris A,rl 22.-Cot'on active and Grni h'dhr p,
I5Lar- -rs. uts 81 hcs shipments l6i bales slrs
H. balc,. stntt, H. "a iJi,-.
Ci>c>NtIt April ---C"t.or unchanged MdlLng. ~
u.t tt. j,. 6a,.o, spn' "a 2J bales sas' bates
lit, All 92.-Cottou quiet %.1l hg 5'a loo
Hosios. ApH 25t'ltton aI 81 nj i3me, 49, n no
COL f, - JIr, slss -VJ Jaita; stte. % hnes, htOtS
457n bales 90,
AIsl.., Arrl 22.-Co,t'U quiet ard unchanged. Md
- u-. lilo. pts. 30 bal.S. -, -, naI'
PIuAbst'Hfs. AtII -z.-IOuon 4Get, llh'inng, lo'sc
gross Ite'.Its, 30 b.4' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
DEPARTURE or PORTION MATS.

FRIDAY, APuL 81
For The west IND BTal ad GAc argentine Repuhc ny
the .a.f. 5i,irHaeh, T.a" c0sc &c p IN Supplement
ary Alai closet At 10 steamship SLs a. T. M
;rY,u 4. or 10 NoI5l l;Itr
Mails f0r Ne fOGl1nl clOsa az the YORK P0stOihoe
ever. lyy ~ Loo y. ~. -
sfl laifsV -. :, is clio ed a the NewNorA POST
Once every day AZ 2.
SATURDAY, APRIL p.
Tucl'ri Wlls iTtliu ard France, Via Queenstown
and I,t si hy tlic steamship Republic maia Close ri a.
m No pori. ilry Mall Ntoamaip aiis at - M, lroul
per 10. ~ Nurth RIVER
Mails for Scotland oniy bY the steamship Evsi, close 1t
Ga. H. no SUPP, m,u,ary MAIL steamship calls at ~
4luu Pie, ~. 20. NoIth DNtE
Ton T.tf0fr VIA Southampton end Bremen. bv the steamship
Wiser mails close 1850 a. - sup lgseliaT Mai Is
,a-e n the Pcs, Ofcc al 40 steamship sals at p
a.. from Pier fo,' Of Thiri t.. 10 Oxen.
Pr Va an Kingston. Slvanri ~a'ta r r'ia. and CaTa
gen Steamship Atas, mails CO-e 40 go ~ NJ steam
slim 40 AT II from Pier 10 u, Norm Liver
For p,r1 The steamship Metropolis, malls cinse AT 10
t af.b ,..s .i0u' Per = 90. -. i.et iistE
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
NEW ISSUES FOR OLD ADOLITTONIsTs.
TO the Editor OF The tribune.
SIR: How difIcnlt IL scems to be for poop


who nave reot their lives in active reform work "a see
whom their work is accomplished. and retire gracefully
from the stage attended yesterday the Centennial anni-
versary exercises ~ the Pennsylvania Abolition Society.
Many Of the old Antl,very champions there. They
have waited Thought until hundred years hayo
gam to take anc.c. by The hand rejoice OVER the com
piotioh OF their work. aud gently lay their noble society
TO rest among other worthy nstumontatcs that have
done great things for humanity
Nothing 81 TIE E1rt There was much talk OF
what remained undone for the negro than congTatu;on
pictures OF the condition of The blacks the south
pro.' nted rs nct"ments for kee Ing tle organization
The hduii'istI aiion POLITICIANS mover plc The AGONY
any 'hiceer durihg political campaign. One would
suppose IRON TIE speeches -. Abby k.ly Foster IItd-
c.ick Douglass and others that half The negro school
houses III TIC south we've ia ucs, aud tuht TIE bones Of
murdered Blacks wldlcnCd the fields. AlUi this dis
ushls spectacle had been puI1ray ed, Henry Wilson
came IA wan THO mo. al, which Keep Eepu,-
hcau party ia pOWcr'
y" T. o.u l. rtinly great work of Christian char
ny ncinn ~ upon The N0rh Ia eiuclt" and elevate tire
o"ufrd racc work OF patriotism toO for we know the
uhuul lCalls THAT haze Csucd from giving the SUI
mage !" um-s ~ totally ignorant voters. Bur do
NOT htu new n.. -iiaos 10 do this work Let the
biNc old Ann >luNc. a,iaOrA help ~ iAcui by I'll
mthS Let them come ont oi t,-r old hicicss orpal-
IA iulis and 0cltc HeN ones that be- ld Wi;h tho
new ne OI The plt S'ni time. Nobody wants 10 uin
s0ccty Tor PIOnOt NJ Abolition OF slavery" be-
Cnc us name ~ ANOMALOUS and its purposes Obsolcte.
Thousands WuHid Join national society for mpro, iu !.
Inc CONDITION "a the negro IN America.
A. DAD ABOIITIoNisT.
PhitddctIbt hpril -, 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
THE COURTS.
fHE CuYS CLAIM ON THE BROADWAY
RANK

lUts Rl4AAl OF i1Ab iANChD
BANK
ARGUMENTS ON THE PRJPEa7rONrENTs up THE Bull
OF PARTICULARS.
The suit of the cay against the broadway
Bank came up ycs,erdIy. boioce Judge Lawrence IN
Supreme Cour Chambers motion IL sotc the 'nNle
Toe bill Of particulars Tie form OF this aait on u
.nk account ia whca city claimed have deposited
Shout $500. 100000. and u have only drawn about
s2a4. OoOOa0 The bank admittcd toe deposits, bat
tLulned 10 have repaid 81 The real point OF The suit wa
whether certain warrants drawn in 1870 and 1871 rep
resentng about 5000 90, which tao bauA had paid
were valid On application Ia Judge Lawrence he
aesdled that TIC city give bill OF particulars, elm
inaing the admitted to have boen risAti1il
paid.
Tue case came bafore Judge Lawrence yesterday, L"
settle what the bal of particulars should conItn MIR
Carter for the oity Clued that Il should contn only
hst OF the Objectionable wst4rtut, with proper details To
identify each and shat tis should b. guarded by
proydir in the order that nothing &c should BE- held
on tc order TO shift the bIrd,n evidence from the
other side For instance, II thoy stated in it warrant
where tho uaintids claim that the dosr nicnt
Wa frery that 90 should stu b. for nr tfCnfa "a
show the .ynUi 81 the sisnaorc, Gpi uOt sir tit
-ity 10 how that u forgery Judge tmo0 Tor tt
oeieudenrs claimed that Il s.ciN III addition 70 th list
Of the warrants, why each claimed
10 ie bad, Is Tor st,3c, illegally drawn, " Improperly
fouutr-sigled" =" pId 20 the wrong HNrc, forged III
lhey haI meet Az 20 the SNtug clause proposed
vs. cltrch uuustl s,1d DO ella IA "a, UNNECESSARY
bill ~ particulars could not SHIT the burden OF proof
excclt a nitaT So cnrnf ON the trial wond bhIlt
Judap is,wr,ir. intuuatcd tha6 thought the hi o
should te ststUincDts stsAed ny Jadse
iauoit. bat reserved his decision