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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09

TIE COURT OF ALABAMA CLAIMS.

WAsHINGTON June Sin the Court of Commits
sion 81 the Alabama CLAIMS to-day the following business
I'm r:cfon with case a. for the loss Of the .p Elisha
Dunbar out, the following Judgments we're rem
ccd interest ri four per cent from the date II
her nrsrrion sept Is 1882; In favor Of VIM watkins for
lij5O Jones -, $50 VIM Watkins. executor, - 10
k;,s $50 ncija Ill 1907 30 The tonrt also awarded
ship Tho Of Siio 3D. VITA interest
frnu september 1862. the eaten OF said ship ny
strction Including the 81 officers anu
men ch received and distributed by the SAID
Ia law the respective parties entitled
thereto 81 property board the II shu hdnan.
In ,.e No. fg-en \. Keith OF Worcester. Mass; judg
Wiling Washington. d. G. judgment Tor S''o ~ VIVA
i-r. morn November IL 2 In as No. ld2-Mary A. H.
IIocikis annisfratrix Judgment for slI6 90 viii, inter
e>t FROM MAY 3, lsG3. In ,aN No t-l:-Samuel
Perry ct al. Of New York Judgment for sl,?27 o.
VIII. Jgy TO- lS6 In case NO ljJlan Or
o. orr Judgment for S2f2 d. with inter
est IN casr No. 3O3-Ocurge ". Brown; Judgment for
Charles ~ Iynr Mass Judgment Tor $50 WIN interest rom
Jun. H. i-t3 22Wn H. Daley OF New York
Judgment for 1870 In case NO. 2lo-u. H. Dudley; jung
Incnt fol .l.O6l ID. ,-.-
The trial 90 upon the calendar resumed beginning
al c,se No .-nenry T. Mar Gg The United States, with
winch was grouped No. 6l3Alfred T. small agi The
United STAT, Glj hnos Ii. -oule ct A. AM sub
VIM L. u.naIn. complainant and j. A. j. Creswel for
Oycrumcut
Case No l?.-E 4. Wagner complainant, agt the United
STATES. CASE 2SP Patrick uDwyer act the United STATES,
apI Case No OF Seleg1nan Leopold ae the
ned Sta.s-ai in connection with losses board the
Electric spark submitted upon the testimony William
o. for complnants and j. A. j. Creswcn Tor respondent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.
WEDNESDAY, JUSP q.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE O.
For Europe Quecnsto.n and Liverpool. by the steam
ship Abs snil mails close Al $50 a. No supplementary
Mall steamship sails Al No. from Cnsfd Duck Jefsss
City. -
THURSDAY. JrNR 10
For Europe via Plymouth Chofborg and Hamburg ny NJ
steamship POnmerania, mails close A. lljO Suvpla
entary Mail IL closed At 100 steamship sails al m,
from Pier a, foot Of Thri-st, Hohoken
For the Netherlands direct VIA Rotterdam by The steam
shin Mas mails 9.3Oa steamship sails from ~
vonia Ferry, Jersey ctr. AZ II am.
For Havana and Cuba by steamship cry OF Newlork mas
close A. p supplementary Mail u closed al 24O N
steamship aals a p. M, rom Pier No. 3 North kyer
M steamship sails at n M FROM No IL Norh n,va
FRIDAY. JUNE IL.
Mails for The Sandwich islands mi Islands NewIssan
and Australia viii De sent BY the steamship city M hA
bourne. Francisco MONDAY Jun" ~. Leit-fs
should BE- posted in New or before Friday June IL
Mails for Newfoundland close at ie New YORK Pnstohss
every day al 100 D.
Mail for Halifax. " =. Is closed az the NeWfofk ross
SATURDAY JUSE ~.
For Europe except scotland and fTsnce via Queenstown
and Li,erpco by the steamship AiiAtc mails close AZ
sails nj ~ M, nom Pier No. ~ North River.
Scotland only. by the steamship California, mail. close
50 m \ Supplementary Mail II close ~ | n M stelmshD
sails az IL m, from Pier No ~. North River.
France. direct bv the steamship ferfre mails cn%
a. M Supplementary Mail Il closed at 1880 S,,aa
For Europe Bremen b. the steamship DOMAIN ina,s Clos
at l3O a. supplementary Mai Is closed AZ NE foa
Office 1t 3o p. steamship sa at p in, from Per eo
OF Thirl-si.. fIob0sen.
D. M Steamship sails from Pier No. ~ East kvcf
tNDAl JUNE ~.
All Mails close at ii o'clock a The PostOhce Is opse
from q. IN. 10 Ia a. M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
pteSEyGERS ARRIVED.

FROM IIVERPOOIr-Tn steamship CIV y Iitfis ilhe g.
Geo Hughes. Mrs Hughes. G.; b. schmidt Henry llarow
VIM Timr Mrs. Ingram AMI chilf VIA. hc''uio"h, T. r.
Scarr sir Meyer Brown, Frederick leo Rev r. iislton
Nv Tucker Chas. Henderson, tha- 'iorHh MrS "lgh
" y Serge Mr. WaTFentin. Dietrich klti~sen, Abraham
t;ns Mrs Ens Misses Johsnnes ard Ellae Ens
FROM SAVANNAH, ~ S'e1nrhip san Jo~,nfo Jnne 8,
w = Pephleton. j. ". pendleion. u. II. Eart and
wife, Miss H.. a. Iiar. Miss r. Hart, Mss G. \
Ciowcs, Miss NJ Cornell Mr. iaidHln, Nj" a; n.
Mn. Er, MIS- seynod' Mss R,y"qd PIG e., P p.t
Znlouski and wife, Mrs J. x May and two chi rem g
sparrow W. j.. MeCrllun, J. T. kiilorn, T. y -immsas
lanes Fsnrry D. X Caherwor = IiOniiefeer o. w f1rk
ley, j. X, loyt. A. Ao,' MR. sery Mailer o v".
sam Scnrd, j. Hopkins r. h1cn Y. Lloyd, - bst fenx
Hamilton Mrs Holden. Miss Jula Mcbride Nose H. Soks
g. W Abbe Mother Josephine Sister ca'er SISTER Annasu
cia Sister, Mercy A. Bessncer, D. j. smith, MIS- L. Jour
don, .<ernon ami wife NJ. Raioh Mrs A. IT, Dougi1i
Mr. g. smith Lane Miss ". smith MT scranton AID
VIE j. Ii. Holland and wife and infant Mrs T. G NlhoA
Mrs J. Whitney and child. Miss f. ticks, 50 j. NARA
NiSs B GopiD, John Wills ". Morgan =. smith aud "a
lames Carroll, w c. steng 8 h,lari5 r 4 smith cs &c
son. Rooney, shelton, J. Morris d. IIonari. r. fhh
md AL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY. June SIN the Court Of Appeals, Tues


pDeas orders No 1SS-Isaae Iumbard respondent
agt The Svracse and y. y H. H. Co.. appellant.
Argue, by Parker Of counsel fol the appellant ana by
m - Iog for respondent No. 80 Thomas kac appellant
ai1 The Mayor, &C. OF New YORK respondentsArged by
irving Ward OF counsel Tor appellants and by VILLAIN Bai's
f,r rspo,ens No PSI ne savings Bank appel
liant AIT Edward a. Richards Executor De- respondent
q. Wilson Of counsel iOr appellant AMI hy
Aiar smith respondent. No 2j3 Eliza H. Eie appel
liant If the Village of Canohae respond
ois-Subm. appellant TO furnish printed and points
within ten days
pu c,Int4i concluded No 10 letter Doian appellant
aat The na,os, &c, ct NewIUfA, resiondetA Argued by
Charles Miller for app liant and W barnes for respond
Sill
O. 1875. ,, r.. -. -,
The following Is the meue day calendar for "Wednesday,
June o Nos 20 i6, 40 81, 7. az, 81. and 30
The Appeals III take rocss from Thursday June
10, to Monday, tue ith Inst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
DECISIONS-JUNE =.

Supreme Court - Chambers BY judge Brady. -
Cathunc alt Bronson Pernberd act Wilmering The Mas
Blu.k sgt The ittson and Emra coal o. lufingane
agt Wa.tlcs Reese Pollsnz; Nassau Hank ag Williams
Rrap Co.. Ferris agt Clark iison AIT Wilson
Block 1T, inbar,lt Packer agl smith Saidi"rd ag
Whistler Griswold Pankard; Neecn aRt ~ PAUL and
Pacific Railroad 90. ct AL Meyer ag Bonll iiuringame
agt Mat.lss; GernaBx Bank ag 1frmaini Frank ag Far
rel; Joneo ACT, seizures; Mle agt. Roach Magrlitn ag
Hmd Whit. AT. fowier Nassau Bank at Williams
Mower and Reaper Co: NOoI.m agt. swift; Green ag
hwy ght; Ehch sgt Enrich Bell agt tinel ;
PaeAer agt smith, Lawton AIT kinney; August
ast. Lowenbergi stadtmilicr agt Johnson cone
AIT Foster; Maloy Cornell hielwin ag1
Hole; Edwards Dayton; Mctiloughln Hll ;
Reed a2t Genet Kennedy art Archer Allen AIT. warren
Dcbl ShsHdi-y
loaiu agt ssaTa; Williams; agt Cocks
iuon Wilson Warr,ll; Carroll agt. Car
Roll Levy ag Hand la Hand society Frst National Bank
"a Ia DInOn AIT taaings same ag Mclaughlin same agt
Giersreye Ned agt Nef Blackwell agt Priggtn Carroll
ag arroll ngersoll ag Hcwey Geiroz agt Miller stole
ae The Mayor De- OCunnell Olnnneii Fitzgerald ag
dayton; Aoells agt Thonlsoa, No. Warren ACT nike
Jcukius agi briggs Load Chemical Works ag- Gilbert
fisk sgL Bin liohard AT Giogan; Mos.man AT
Asanan; moaano asL hIr us as , n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09

s as s Mss rs
.i scot e. D; sass ss.t.1.
Ss n as %sn e, Ss s'ss
wood at war an. a Ger.t Gross ast kosase s
Psys iS srs ssafG ss H SSse"s T csy
ona IRE ag Barry Mile, 6 r a. ag1 C sna mir
Coal Co. Shoe and Leather ank ag Je s hayD
es rn9 sa Byc Go MsSsr @ a. ScSIa
sg y III ." sn amended answer good
h and not FOR dssy G9" ss ST T.
Wslsr rsfss Az .s vs sg GEN. 'Sa
ley msy s NTH SSaS' wsad Ss"s sS a s
s .s' ss ssSs, at , sn'a s 9Fass
,srssier agt browning; Greer ast. Norton lake as.'
4S,a a SS at "s Van Fs soyI
agi warre penleon agt Cooke sixth National H'k ag
s sr pi'sS' denied Without Ga% no
csrnan.-order granted dsmissng motion AnaIeSs az;
u nm na SSs so y Sy r %sSa the 9th
So; ease third FRIDAY Holfcnsten AIT Ferguson
o b. 56 Sia% Townsend grant
Cd Nv I jnse an ~" ss The Mtropoan CO..
Same ag Grcepweh ns CT sane a. ay s Nc
BOND approved Plat agt Stuart think a' ms Sca
% seems TO me aPP to n a' ss as nv thai
rule has elapsed PaImy act do not understand why
m necessary end shall not confirm report uh'h
Spssiai fsiIy Judge Donohue. YOunss ag' Carter ct
Superior Goarf-Spoc;al Term-By Judge Speir;;m,,,
Scbeya art Frend a-Moon for reference denied un'
the issue decided Quackcnlos agt West-OTdor grah"
and settled motion. ., .,,.s 49,. n
~ ChiefJustice Hamilton aet The Third ave "
r. (oScifli of engrvss'd OF linien
copy, IL viii be ordered on file.
Common Pleas-Spccidl Trm-By Judge J. f. Daly;
-Shochc ACT 1omnron.-Orlcr settled. Webber agt inc
Mayor &c Motion denied no COSTS see oIh"n % M. sIo
COS Of notion
Covrt of hppeaIs-ALBANY Juno 8.--The follow
ing decisions Court cfAppeas were handel own To-Day
Order Of General Term reversed aud iugf'h on ihe TT
rort of the referee affirmed, with cosls-Itislcy agt
the Indianapolis Bloomington and Western tai
road Company. Appeal dismissed, with COSTS
strong AIT. weed judgement affirmed with costs ssmngn
act The and Harlem Railroad Company SuiSs
agt The NewJersey steam Navigation Company Scno g.
Davenport The Pacific Iron Works agt Inc h Mp
Lean AIT Mclean. Judgment reversed and new tIial
er,t.d costs 10 abide the cvcnf-Morgan agt 'rooke
Judgment Of o below modified by deduct ng therr"h NV
lu OF The Mechanics Loan. 10 be rtn~l ~ ne touIt
hiw and rs -, mIlc-l rment affirmed without costs TO
n,,r tart IN this comrt-Pbps agt Gallant order oil me
General Term affirmed and Judgment absolute lor responc,
stipulation. with cosJnfd ag Seekins oruf ainiheu'
with cuss-DefOrest sgt. SctsOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
thing Il now working favorably for the completion Oh
rOturns By the end Of the month
THE COURTS.
TRIAL OF PHILIP dwell FOR MURDER

In the Court of Oyer and Termincr, before
judge Davis Philip dwell placed on trial yesterday
for the murder OF James Orr The chief information as
to the facts Of the homicide nom Dwell himself
He came to the statiohousc and told them that he had
Killed man. Two police officers went TO the shaniy be-
tween seventy-cighth and Seventy ninth-sis, near
Forthave and there found, in the outer room OF tho
shanty broken chairs. marks OF blood on the VANS anu
floor and IN the inner dead body, with wouh"
from blunt instrument the temple. which was hll-
parenty the cause of death. In The ouier room hcic
was hntcbet. wood-bcx, and table, "a wen as me
broken chairs This abou, ali the testimony Tor io
prosecution. .,, !,
The prisoner himself went the stand and tesilncd
that lie first Orr two weeks before the hhlhs 'na
the night when happened The deceased came 70 ms
sbany and after some talk gave the prisoner "' ,
bill 10 get a steak and bottle OF whisky Tor MN tn'
he went ont and got both beef and pork steak anu q
pint Ut whisky, and, coming back, found the deceased
whose name oven then he did not know, standing IN me
door, brandishing the hatchct Utinat"y lie got mo
tue shanty without fight, Int inside two G'iarcis oc-
Cured before the fatal quarrel In which the prisoner d
cares he acted In sefdcf.nse The case was tir i,u-
journc to permit the introduction o. testimony ~ 10 the
character ~ the accused.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
CIVIL NOTES.

All orders and motions returnablc in Clam
hcrs in the Court Of Common Pleas June o. VIII stand
over until Thursday. Jane TO- at the same hour. FIX
part applications will be granted from 10 Ia H. III on
juno o.
In the United States District Court yester-
day. IN the matter Of Enilc ii. Muldaur, bankrupt
judge Batchord held that General Order No. "a means
that, II o creditor objects TO having his claim cxping"d
diminished. The Register cannot order 1t to bee
plunged diminished hut nlusf require The parties 10
FORM an be certified to the COlrt Tor detcrmina
Hon
In the snit of Charles A. Lewis and another
against the city for the price of fish furnished TO the
Central PARK animals in the last half Of 1872. Judge
Westbrook yesterday ordered verdict for the plaintiffs
cfcnscs inerposed by the city One was that
the Central Park appropriation OF nearly 100000 ioi
that year had been exhausted but IL was admitted that
il was exhausted al the time the fOO was furnished,
but ony when he bill rcnd, red The Other was that
under decision in the Macmillan easc rle cIty was not
Liable the contract Of the Park Department being ~
department created 10y statute AMI not by the city
ju 70, Wesibrsaa oyeTrued both def.Ises and ordered
uG elent FOR the fail claim, 500 %. W. H. I0wnley a
pcar,d for the plaintiff ID. j. Dean for the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
ADVISORS IN CENSUS TAKING.

The Board Of Advisors 10 the census enumer-
ntors yesterday afternoon at the of the Hon
Gideon j. Tucker at No. "a ParkrOw. IL was explained
that tho tito Of Supervisor had been decided to be i'm
proper, involving more responsibility than in
tended to he put upon the members Of the Board and it
changed TO that Of Advisor. The members Of the
Board to consider themselves merely advisors.
Notice given that the onuneraors to take the
number of each house OF ScIicaiion their
work The assignments 10 districts we're then made.
They are now follows:
!. VIM L. Orrnsby, jr. No la Grecnw1chst
IL. IA. L. 1crri., No. rs Pine 81.
III. Oliver r. Buell., No. ll9 Broadway.
~ w His \. Psiue, No. 2lJ Broadway.
v. lucharI J.. DngdAle. NO. Morton vi.
vi Charlton 4. Lewis, No 80 Nassau 81
VII. Chas. +. Russell. N. D.. Ma. 3oi Mottst
VIII James ". Gerard, NO u GrAncrcy Park
TX. Frederick a. C0nkling, No. I12 Br"idwzy
y. Alyan :. soutbwOrih, No. SO Cooper ubiun
II. Hersan Uhl, 80. 40 fasi II NtsenihsL
IL. AHdT'w Mills Ma. - Fast tUIffiiHi.
Xiii. simon Storm, ~. 24z M.rt FOurcenti st
XIV. VIM. isaiae. No. 1927 East Fourteenth st
Nv. Geo McDssiu, Board VI Brokers.
NNi. Edward Cooper No II BaIliDfslp.
XVII Richard ;. Uurnsey, No. 100 broadway.
XVIII. Alexander Dclmar. No 10 Fr1nkvrtyL
XIX. Iheo Roosevelt. No % Maiden. lane.
M. VIM. II. Leonard, No ~ PinesA
XII fcodore Mlerroi, No. 10 Frankfurt ut.
Waras AAIII and XAlN. Sreisrck Orote, No ia East
Fourteentb-st.
No complaints have thus far been received from tic
cLons, and vny thfee fivn the enuieiAiors. Every.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09

Princoton's freshmen at Saratoga:
CENTENNIAL BIRTHDAY OF METHODIST MIN
ISTER.

The 1OOth birthday of the Rev. Father Boehm
celebrated yesterday morning al The Trinity Method
ist Episcopal Church in Jersey City, At an early hour
tho church nled with large audience, and there
was present Considerable lcgaton from the Philade
phia Conference. Among The prominent persons al the
celebration the Rev Bartholomew Weed OF Newark
the Rev. DI. Porter OF Burlington. the Rev. DIR. J.
Hurst President and Prof, Miey and Butts Of the Drew
Theological Seminary, A. L. Brce Presiding Elder OF the
Newark District the Rev. Dr. McK0wBand the Hev H. L.
Dashcl OF the Mission Rooms HewYork, and Mrs Jes1
Grant, mother Of the President The Rev X. Vanbofnr
presided In front Of tho pulpit large portrait O
Father BoehIn. The exercises opened with hymn be
ginning God OF patriarch irend," written for the
OCCASION by the Rev. III II. smith. The Rev. Is. Weed
offered prayer ana the Rev. Father Reynolds read the
23d Psalm. soon after Father Boehin entered
lie made few remarks On The wonderful progress
OF the Gospel and on The advance OF civilization
in this country, and then Informed the audience that
he WAS unable to speak much ana requested this Row
Mr. Atkinson 10 read The manuscript which lac had PIE
pared.
thar he born IN Lancaster Penn. June =. 1875.
Speaking OF the state OF New York City and brooklyn,
bis youth and of the Methodist Episcopal Church IN The
country he said that NcwYork extended only Ia Canal
st. ana Brooklyn small town. There only 10
Methodist preachers, and their meetings hrld III
hurled at them while preaching. He then reviewed
the history OF the Methodist Church and deIlored
the separation which TOOK place between the Methodist
Churches of the North and the South. When Bishop
Aslury came this country Father Boebm accompanied
him in his travels, and afterward appointed by the
Bishop Presiding Elder Oh the ScluyIkD District. lie
personally acquainted with all the American Meth
od-t Bishops.
The Rev j. n Freeman aftcrward read an original
ter OF Bishop Asbury John Totien in which the Bishop
refers 90 Father Bochm, and other letters read
from bishops Wiley, Bowman, and James expressing
their regret al hiHg unable 10 attend. Tho Rev. Dr.
Porter presented Father Boelm with an envelope
tanning $500. After addresses ~ the Rev j. Todd
Rev Dr. Bariine. che me oing closed with benedic-
ton by Father Lo1hm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
HuMors or NEW RING PROSECUTIONS.

James II. ingcrsO!, Andrew j. Garyey, ana
Henry r. Tan,or were summoned yesterday before the
Over aud Ternner Grand jury and thai fact gave rise
to runors Of proceeding against persons connected
with the Tweed Ring. 1t ia understood that the Grand
Jury have under ,ideraiion such action but the
DistctAtorney ana his assistants decline 10 give any
information ia regard Ia it at present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
PROSECUTIONS IN SILK SMUGGLING TRATDs.
G;uo.1:+ l1.tIrt 70

PEOSECTTTONH IN sILk SMUH'IIIN" INN ~
In the United States Circrit Court Tomorrow
the Grand jury will present several new indictments,
charging certain persons with smuggling silks into THIS
port. and with receiving silks knowing them to have
been snuggcd Several OF the accused have until very
recently been Thought to be above suspicion
The June Of the United STATES Circuit Court. Grim
innI side Judge Benedict presiding will be opened next
wednesday. The ease oi Depmy collector COL. Robert
pea Angrs Will piObsbly he TIE first ono tficG. Ihodgh
Jointly indicted with Charles L. Lawrence and Gus'aIe
w Pail for conspiracy D drfraud the Government by
smuggling SILKS through the Appraisers office AT nh I'M
dervaiua,on Des An1 viii demand, 1t 10 stated, sep-
4 IL trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09

23J5.. Wise agt Abbott
1850. Myer- AIT. .Iobn.cn
400. Benedict agt, Whs..
Al %. Harris e al. agt. Grs.
OfV.
1929 Davis agt. Brand,
400 kreud,f agi. IIswtlr,
1858 Iitterst AIT. JIsl.s.s
dLd aID.
1902 Schumacher agf. Pg...
et Al. "sn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09

MINIATURE ALMANAC. 49,
Sun rises. Az sun srt5---- 10 MOON se's.''-n"a
mon wATKR THI- DAY, -
Sandy HOOK 0Ol Cows Island. 0ji Hell q. Feiy ~
HIGH THIS DAY p " -.
Sandy Hook O.2j Cows Island. 100 Hell @. Ferry 2O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
TgaM-PAHT I.-ALkxn (,

MARINK CUlKI-TtIHL
2Jt6. MCCARTHY art Vein.
berger et al.
1906. Frank OF al. 1g'. Doel.
ftr.
1853. Gregg sgt. The Mayor
&c.
d063. Lewis AL. Bfckinan.
$50. N afignn hgt. Mead.
2jio. .Spencel Ct NJ. agt Bell
et al.
1913. .Iiirsteni agt. Kaufman.
svIS. Turner rrd sBo agt.
Ir.tI.r4np
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
ALLEGED DISHONEST AGENT HELD IN ARREST

ALLEGED DISHONEST AGENT HELD IN ARREST
In motion made in the ease ot the Stanley
Rule and Level Company against Thomas f. Gaynor'
Judge Van Worst has rendered decision refusing 10 va
the order Of arrest upon which Gaynor Is held Gay
nor up 10 1872 was the agent OF the Company and was
charged with approprating about S2 900 OF its funds
and property 10 his Use. BY selling Caynors
property, the Company succeeded In reimbuisiD2
itself to the amount OF $1,000 In satisfaction of The
remaining ,unt. they caused Gaypor to 'm arrested
and held to ball The motion decided adversely 10
Gaynor was for discharge of his arrest on VIC sio
that ordinary relation OF debtor ana ceoi'of nau
been EST ab,ish,d between the parties; bat judge Van
Worst holds that Ga, received the property III nun
ciary capacity, and nc therefore refuses 10 vacac tc
order III arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
CAJEyDARS-Tms DAY.

SUPREME corm-cnAMpsRs- BRADY, J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2.
For Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool by the seae
shin Abs sanil mails close At $50 u. M SnTlmenis1
Mall steamship sails al $50 M, nD CuDsfd Dock, J,fss
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-06-25
FOR TIE SPRING OF 1875
DUNLOP g. CO.
THE MAXIMUM !"
FERTILIZERS.

va We manufacture two gradesof fMax-
imum,' one of which is composed of 500 lbs
of Peruvian Guano, 100 lbs. of Dissolved
Bone, and 90 lbs. of Nariate Of Potash the
other, GOO lbs of Peruvian Guano, 800 lbs
Dissolved Bone, and 100 Muriateof Potash
These articles are prepared and combined
with great care and nothing is spared to make
them the HIGHEST GRADE FERTILE-
ZERSin the market. The proportions herein
indicated are guaranteed and the articles to
contain NOTHING that will not readily pass
through n Drill.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-06-25
THE KNOT OF BLUE AND GRAY.

Upon my bosom lies
A knot Of blue and gray;
You ask me why. Tears I'll my eyes
As low to you say;
had two brothers once
Warm-hcaried, bold and gay;
They left my side--one wore the blue,
The other wore the gray.
One rode with Sloncwall and his men,
And joined his fate TO Lee;
The other followed Sherman's march
Triumphant TO the sea.
Both fought for what they deemed the right,
And died with sword in hand;
One sleeps amid Virginias hills,
And one in Georgia's sand.
The same sun shines upon their graves
Ny love unchanged must stay;
And so upon my bosom lies
The knot of blue and gray.
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OEEhEEEED;S

e &c @ s Tor p UNI ..
rENHE undersigned has now on hand about
1 10, 900 feet OF White Oak Pump Stock,
which has been in soak in Spring water a
sufficient length of time to free il from sap
Any Pump constructed of this stock is guar
anteed not to givean unpleasant taste to the
water. His arrangements for preparing Pump
Stock in the above manner are most ample
and complete, and he will always be prepar-
ed to put UP the
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BEST FAMILY MACHINE.
From Practical Mechanics.

From Practical Mechanics.
have one of the New Weed Sewing Ma
chimes use in my family, aud in addition
10 the satisfaction it gives my wife and daugh-
ter, will add my own opinion practical
mechanic, that for Perfection Of Workmanship
in build, ease of manipulation, simplicity of
construction and readiness of adjustment, it
is not ercelicd by any other Sewing Machine in
the market.
JESSE II. LORD,
Mechanical Editor of Scientific American.
Weed Sewing Mdchihe Company: I have
been using your machines for the last egh-
teen months in my shop, in connection with
other machines, and, as far as my experience
goes, | can say that they run better, and !
have less trouble with them, than with anr
other machine. ] have been running then.
for the last six months by steam, with equal
satisfaction.
JOHN C. BAILEY,
az Washington Street. Lynn, Mass.
mar I2-y
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FANCY PICKLES, SAUCES, &C.,
III @ u O R S..

ofevery variety, constantly in store, and f
sale at reasonable prices.