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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-02
A Desperate Lynched.

CHICAGO, July ].
A desperate, named John Smith,
who shot and killed officer Logan OF
the police force at Ottumwa, Iowa,
last Monday, was yesterday taken out
of the bands of the officers by an ex-
cited crowd while on the way from the
courtroom to the Jail, and hanged to a
lamp post in front of the City Hall.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-02
wM. IRWIN.

This Ii the gentleman nominated ny
the Democracy Of California for Gov
ernor, and naturally much interest
centers in him, not only on the other
side of the mountains but in Nevada
as we'll. The question of his availa-
bility must now form n OF the chief
topics of journalistic discussion. We
believe that he is q strong candidate,
and further, that he will be triumphant
ly elected. Indeed we should not be
surprised if his majority reached 2O,-
ono in the State. We know he is one
of the ablest men in the State. The
worst that can be urged against him
relates to his participation in the defeat
of the Freeman freights and fares bill
in the California Senate W years ago.
Irwin was the Chairman Of the Com
mittee on Corporations and reported a
substitute for the Freeman bill which
virtually killed it. This, as a matter
of course, will be paraded against him
all over the State. But will it injure
himf We hardly think it will. No
man to-day believes that the Freeman
mopstrosity should have been enacted
into law. 1t was q crude, bungling
thing, gotten up without due consid-
Grafton or knowledge of the business
it sought to regulate. In fact, it Was
proven by trustworthy testimony that
under this bill the railroad could, if
desired, in many cases exact nearly
double its old rates. Irwin detected
these defects, and as a conscientious
representative of the whole people,
sworn to fairly and honorably dis
charge the duties of his office, he very
properly drafted a substitute that vas
in every respect better calculated to
bring about the desired reformation in
the management of railroads. For
this he was enthusiastically de-
nounced at the time by the Dolly
Warden papers, and We have no hope
that they will let up now. 1t is very
difficult, at this distance, to judge of the
present temper Of the people, hut we
strongly incline to the opinion hat on
the sober second thought, Irwin's
course in connection with that bit of
attempted Dolly Warden legislation
will receive the overwhelming indorse-
ment of the voters OF California. At
all events, the Freeman humbuggery
should cut no figure against him.
SUspICIoUs.-Has Stanford gone in
with the Dolly Vardens? The indica-
tons certainly point in that direction.
The Record Onion and the San Fran
cisco Chronicle, two of the staunchest
railroad organs in the Golden State,
are both Jealous advocates of the So
called Reform ticket. Bidwell is an
established ~monopclist of long stand
ing, aud the Sacramento Union used to
claim that Pacheco would not do to
trust on the railroad question, Putting
this and that together, we confess that
things look a little suspicious with the
Doliies. To our mind, the "true in
wardness" Of that organization will
hardly bear close inspection.
THE banks of San Francisco will be
closed next Saturday and until the fol-
lowing Tuesday, on account of the ma
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-02
Key West In Quarantine.

New ORLEANS, June so.
In accordance with an official report
of the Board of Health, approximation
of ten days quarantine was this day
made by Governor Kellogg against the
port of Key West.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-02
The Beechcr Trial.


CINCINNATI, July l.
The revenue officers yesterday
seized the distilleries of j. NJ. Schmit-
ken, Kruscamp&C Co., Fred. Macke and
Henry Steinreid, of C%ovington, Ky,
for irregularities in the manufacture of
LIQUORS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-02
A $4,000 Blaze.

CLEVELAND, July /.
A fire last night burned the tobacco
mandatory of John A. Wheeler q
Co. Estimated less, $4,000.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-02
For the Benefit Of
RECLAMATION LODGE NO. 90,
i. d. q. r.

The committee deem it expcdient to detsrt
from the usual custom Of issuing cards OF IN.
vitation. but tax o this occasion to invita- tLs
ladies and gentlemen of Eureka, ~fayorabIy
assist US in giving the proposed benefit to ,s
Lodge.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-02

Bullion to the amount of Sl45,5 sos
was shipped by Wells, Fargo Il Co.,
from this place. during the month OF
June.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-02
The Case of Boss Tweed-Judgnlent
Against q D~efhultinE officer.

The motion for a reduction Of bail in
the case of VIM. Nj. Tweed has been
Withdrawn for an indefinite period.
1t is presumed this action was taken
on account of Judge Davis setting in
chambe where the motion was to
have been made.
The referee in the case of ex-Tax
Collector Boder, of Brooklynr, found
judgment for the city of S65 1000.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-02
Cut His Throat.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 30.
George Il. Holmes cut his throat with
a razor to-day. He has been dissipat-
ed and his wife entered suit for = di-
vorce a few days ago.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-02
Railroad Accident.

DETROIT, June 30.
BY an accident to a train on the De-
troit Il Milwaukee Railroad this after
noon fifty immigrants were severely
wounded. They were brought here
and those without friends were put in
the hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22

C-rvsAu Ann 2I.-Flour eoei AeMspdi Family, 20 ~
n , 80 Wheat higher, iri. al lJG-l p. Corn du ~
7Sg75e. A sts,dy Is 97Od iyO 81" sold AZ 81 -
barley quiet fdL s. ioa / -. butL aciise .hoSt -
az, Ir~.f S.S,i Ia POr@, - GdSZ2 ~ ios ~
Mess iruac .aEdst Aalj saeH Of 900 te- -'.'h
NAV a. - &C Bulk Helts s."uhacf., &c" 1i'M ny
Sias &C., Clear -. saes % 100 80 10 az ~"
- tc Bacan sc ire. StOidfrr 'S1oA'
i.,r IN sde. lsatc. Char sides. an-ky head AZ
81 ID Id 81 = H0ss IRA al s. 4O4s. r,-oiD.A ij'
ash.L W., ,.,t,.
CIlc1c1, Apn 2l-T1ouT quiet snctsnaed Wheat b.tlvo
ara tsltrr n. ! slautg ~ U1@1l "a q No . SfFihs,
Iresl i or, 1t, 81 ~, Nay 81 90 Jane 30 - p ns
If,,ffad gU0uiC anL uirrttis aij
49, H.. Mi.t-l II al &C. sp0t, - bid May 1Olz,
IN Juue- GA aa,arced and IN iar demand y" = iefll
se HIot NAY .. 70 bhi Jnnc. rye re- ava ~ iasi ~
niant AZ >. BARLEY oaiy 81 % Pos 9oin1 hrh pni
a. dull al 81 - spo1 ~ aAy - 20 :. - Sl
auly. asked Out none ts.aDlHh'si .
sale, al rs So May isis 81 - Juu BuiE asa- nrn
.U1 tD IA drnand Mhssy aHa ~ ar IL Hfsh A.
81 I2q Afternoon cai u y" loari Whra, hHer =.
II 1sa,arl O3 a May: 81 OJt4fi % J9nn "fh arm Az
IA lea3.isc ssT TIAsd74Ac, OAts flc. May PORK
AID Ard nr a1d unchanged heseipts-Flour izuV ob,s
Wi,sf 81 lDO bnef 100 900 a.; oats, $1,000 UnH
narig 900 push shipments Il,ooo bDsi "hcAI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22
aPRIL 2l.
roRr " NEw.YoEK.

roRr DF NEw.YoEE. AFRrt 2l
Steamship Greece c1rl Thomas, London. r " Hrr~t
steour~hp Rsta tBrl Cook Iiyerro3 g g. tranei, D.,
Steamship Geor1a. Crovyeu. Charleston J. ". ountard
Sfenrna,, ,4rani. whi,shurSf savannah r owfen
sica lsiip Geo. ". Eh,r. ReaL Baltimore OH hom.non
srarsiip Geor-e Cromwell Bacon Portland. Me- Clark
Gan, IN Gplf str,sm. Jones' Wilmington, n c.. VIM P.
ta mp f;yrirns, so TA,1e i,- I'T ;I Iiao
st.ansln Atnie s,ee. VIII n, e'@2 o. - a % Sarcr
PARK tensrr tNorl. oscn Aabors. Den. re''n' Loeb
r-rs Per,ublk so:-r'. por-rnan Bremen. e Tg'rs GO
~ a., ~ ip ~ y ',' ~ ~ Trsrro = urT r.
Tr5 css n,., Ea4ke. Port Naia, soaih Africa Do"iJ'
ire Nan'ils or. Ta'd - Jngo wa,dcl 90.
sir tdrian. limit. BAL irnorr, r,ekeit 4. By.
s " y pg 9 =: my , ham caae H,v j. a, staples
- Asa'5 'hns-'n I,ss"S, ~, i.s I i'F mr.,
So Mlry tunt orr D'Tor taH O., - n /! %Ta-'fs
&c p J. T. ron son Hun rrogiisaee View yorf. II. W.
- T. c,ta5r+ac Halo, poy Hartford rscket' Hro
sehr Virginia Ruioa Riirn, Ia's@ sonv's> WuTon Ray
stearnani, caumsu Reed, Havana April ls with lnd~.
eushiS CIV 81 New Tor, r1nmrroan Iravana AprI
H. ~'a n,- AID ta- 10 T. AieS,,e . 9S ,,rl =
viii ,n..s.' an, PISS 10 y g. Garrison.
S.sni,, js bruar... Gibbs i..aes Del. VIII m ie and
5r1 mt IDS Baron. una, u 4sy, yi,n mar
Brie Ui'hne iof rLonis'On Moi Copeland Ca'''A' i
r. - q ori itL, Rasi,, TT 10 laws, with frult
~.ar. Anne u. .Atn. COnsliu, halal.1le - -
-rfr A. b. ilfnr 'rtdl Emerson. font', r Is Z
=. " ne amt H.Isda
VI. - Tub tfs, Re. iu-, .r"lla. n
~car WILSON '9f Ellsworth. smith. hHa1s1lD" 20
-rir Dssin Nilrr. SheHre Ba.tmorr
SCr T. l.. Ess-t!,en a,eLe, blliao.e Tor NeW-hHi en-.
TnRIIGN TOf
No,yrp hrrl 2I-T"Ir steamship scandinavian "rnirf
lr.m Port nj Nprri q. rt
q - s.ngt AprI 2I-rbe mari i.at s.ansitr'p1eela
49, from Boston Ap TO- lor Liverpool arrived her, Al
u - clock last evening
Df-fcr'p.
Io>B0N April bark teiv Il H,nglau, from Ho~
1i. t.dOrei 10 -t % -'i' ne
condition THE crew re.det D. tie ship a1ek7' ro0t
Ct.tI-. rpm dud ii al CUE -.o"h ."-Ay
NOV. arFNT, or PACIFIC Wall. -fF NsuU~.
efr-tip Cify ~ Pei NJ .silrl yokohama Tor
F-IGci-co Nrrii
st..uip Ireary Chauuoey sailed flosa A.puwlu Dor New
YorE AIrl Il
fFar Lccs, snip Netrs See Scc,,tt P1Ccl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22
n1ssEAGERS 4RnTEFD.

FROM SAvaHNAH~fa eaIrrshfP 'ie ~ 'r'T A1iii
r H.uoerron, Mis- ~. ~. ~ ~ 81 - a. ht~l ~
si-s Marina ,oir wo'-i Ms -ts", Ms I'ts'
Wt.at,n ll.tsH.grr 'sNry NA' ti'i
sssye.1p1 hrs Pirharisen ant erd hts r. M~fnn. MIS-
n.u amin WiDur Hrrgrsiil-fne a. g. riApl, '" -
UIrurr gsnup Cr~- r. e.. BincrHt Mf-. N"l'ih an"
49, ~ er a. l. Cpiaa. = BrLi1r, Al-, Lnof'th oN''
Ais Ita-a fOWrr T0WHe. ChGf-or Hnish h tf :, 4
p.-5,a 49, sou NJ sarah IovIr N.S thny'l "; -
y T Car r. Van Wagner, II. Na"seir, H. - a-1ee
,d aise tbonaz wife, j D. bsseli A. - t.iD :.
AZ ~ IInL Mr. HaUm, D. J u deoahs lii we Ms / W
say Nm VI H. Good. r. a.. iidiur W. kr-e~. Nr- p v
g,,,i.T aus. daughter Il. "a. yers ana wife 4iHs gin
niss iiu-ious. Ms B.tis -.ii- MA O. hh,f ar
ptrlr utf ant hires W. o. Stevens Jas 1LHi p
lr.s 81 - Mcinj,r.n dangAtsr C. Loss Iol1 Inuy e
t,-o Holon q Wood. j. baden. !. X ThnpsS, A. .,
Rarlel. j. Iegu-Dsr. JohB tr5eicf, Js tail-y MAJ
Davis Mage Bane, II. hocSinge. hi~ih A"'i" n A. y.
Dame J. NJ Pond, y DesT, T. M0rai ". A. fOsh Jano
Hafch, "a. Forran, R.s-e y NoLfn .,,,
. PROM HAABU kG-Ig steamship PsBhsytrdnid- \ pA u
Fer Alth0; Iftinr AEboi. 0ufto schmidt Lleit D. Won
Bal,- H. Ack-I G. Won kct.T, " hrlbr ",ck Ah'"h
H.alri.u wife and children, G. fALL' Anton Day -.
FROM HANANA-I steIEastip City ~ Asto ogk APtli -
-Houert A Tucser Miss hsr1.tu, Pau Mari meta J"st
M4ny De lac Ca- Pail tiuesesA Joar n l1z
Gomez Ainsr, H. know ton .hi.ifeh nn hs't
Mr. ip,nlnn KnywltOn, Mss Ance Oxiart alHs hA1s 4
pasd Aria wsitcr IL ellison, mr. 40 AfE a IL la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22

Policeman Augnstus Miller yefte,tia. pro-
clr-,l tom Jucge Barrett sn'r-nc Court C'nNf' a
writ ~ csor.rl sefairnr tn board . Police Commits
snucrs % re3r The -galvioe 'ou-t al 1e pr s'r
ms heore them which resulted a. MIers di-s-i a..
lie says IA his ,rtiion such order t- 40 Was "L44
by INSPECTOR Il nrsuo;' 81 l h"'us iH ii1r eh'ni i
company tr other p0llcor - ""t ny o. rs U'at De-
(Iile,l az OC vent ~ Commissioner N,Art lt ill a'-
vice telling ll lie in lie GLOON. and was u"iip
,aUHt hs o-se hIt waniuft {" suomi 7'''' eI''s
Win H. TIT hr not pliNlIs I.a. CCLals ar
D.ac.ber tuld |i,.r. ~ ON W r." ahV s,t.fi'"ut
y,n kr.' Regarding Tie - au as-"tH''rn nat H't
I,.l.t Vor'G ~ .cp-ilf..d hli.r waived r-u ind -l-
MI tea tie ehar-c. day iwn 10 'uinii;i n3"rr
VoGrlt- told hs tha& be nd his companions Would Ger
nlv hr tts~ rs.C his UiIi-sru tic ra t'F'l 10
Withdraw ard be 9c4TntTt hs his c' f'i, ~
rstile.t ss and t'C tIil
d,Ifuifs "a - Ec economically f-
ui4srd lie asGs th. Court tisss proceeding
AID lie Court mas granted A,a ~. In.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22
Ter ErTsFy sfrrDrp Gasp.

The trial of p0ys %amni- AID Dr. Banks
f.,r ne uurd,r OF Cssls- 6eeey at huntington, a. j.
viii ne c,,iiod before Jule l1a sliding .le CYe and
Terrnlcr FOR 9IGoiA Csun.y. Aonday Arp'lc1
ton made. y iiteT tie indictment ~ tao ao-
coI % juice F9,it for change ~ venue 70 fo0Fyli
Jade Pratt inn a the motion nd was sustained 10 air
decision W ~ GencTi Term The deesion Int.iy bts
nceu a,.p,ad from Court " Appeals, here 70 -
now ucadag L. consideration - thrse DOnts the rouH-
sel fOs tie aceosC, tnnIHg IL proper 10 have tdc
ese e. He'd Monday wEr The question 90 venue "a o.
So uIscttied. VIII uaAs ap caton tay - tie Court
o. trr.tlS Tor a -tty oI proceedings pending rhc oOsd
pryadsn of te appeal for change ~
VeuGi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22
REPRESENTATIVE 81.

Ssprepc Court ha,aber--- Bv judge Brady
Mcy9 agt I'vey-ase and stons settled La's agt
St0It.-Apn cation granted.
w. judge Birrett-Clrveland 81 al agt Barrstt Motion
granted.
Cr ut Part IH-Fy Jud 90 Van agf. Mag
ara Iirr rAfance Corrany.Csse AMI nimet- SCI ltH
Juage BF.nt.-t Cfarrtrf 81 al AL
hae.ustrin ct Notion rrantel Cu payment Of c'sts
superior COar'-Spociai TeTni-Ry Chief-Jushce
Mep-ly art Iifrve &C ahepor of re- 1niI"o
b JDig' fr,e nllu-CDgswch Az Muigum Il al-hsl"iI
% rucrrr confirmed
Common Piags-Spesial TTm-By Jidge Loew.-
StudWeli Il a. & al-er memorandum ! rs
Hts Notor 10 open default sr7ntasi curry asi iJHiS
~ Insurance
AIT Crolcr.-Not.On deui II without ebstA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22

mgn appellant Submitted for appeliauh Argresi BIZ
Richard IT, Huntiey for respondent
No lB2- bsfbas HANNAH respondents AT John
r Barnard - al, appellants Armed by " n Taft Of
Tor appellants a.d ny X a. Hgntty for rvs errieuta
No. lla- i0fCik0 Bnrhans respondent, IT.
H"bhara - a. appellants -hrgHet r. 81 HHmp4rsv
COUNSEL for appellants, By ;. Hand for
70 fo3-oscar b. fc9ue appellant. act Charles g Rirt-,
thoz of ul-elf
pcll1ut. and by W H. ciH ri for respondent
No ls2John L. Hobart. appe int chester T.. Hobart
r NJ appel
liant. and hy ". = Chgswel for Respondent
PTOca5naion made and Court ~ saru.d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22
A RECEIVER FOR THE NEW-YOPK, BOSTON. AND
MONTREAL RAILWAY

A JHd ymeut was yesterday entered III TIE
Supreme Conrt en- "a ordeI vi Judge Barre s,nca-
tt,,,y tl pr,porty % the NosYorS Boston, and Mon
tr.ai F.s.iasy Company. The suit WIS brought by
Patrick n snelds aJulgneJt creditor on judginen
for So47 10. bu5 dcicnse was pu' H. TIE complaint
In he s,il after Stating the Judgment, scts ont thHt ne
torf,y pts Il m ~ such and = OwIrr OF nn eIIlty
at .eplson ~ the railroad 81 tae sH"e n ne Ihe
~ at,nnts D,,l Batter Ioi,, receiver Of all ia prop
erty Oh giving $1,000 OOuds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22

WAsuVGToN a orll 2I.-Tht following j. a sum
mary af the -pesed nrs supreme court t0f1y:
No lOs-tsr National hanA - .'n aft lo.oy "a
,rr1r ~ M supreme AiaDa if ~ q" 'i,
,s,s- wa~ confnuei by ST.. AieS aL-F wns ~ eihi
~ I'll" 'bbCIu'io" W -u'- -''-'~
c0uns J LEs pitIiiSB ~ error g., l,..., ,,,,rr,
s.. -lla.s4fs pPusI Iiym tbe tnc'lt N"ur.
Gefe STAGE S01tltID llslfltt ~ NfN
ia .57-Ire All Back lr appeal ron ne thcull
o- an 4 I'u,.4 sIaias Tie BtsioCt If mae~aeir
rfs srti,~nf of th.s cdascs commenced ny Mf 60
3 ser nr OF counsel for the appellants ara eoIlhu'- Ds
ar CaGs.Sn brown sf eOansh f0f lie apihDees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22

~ roo busb Ccrs 81 busi t.O0o bnsh; Rye,
1000 bush, Barley 2,npO bust
81 L0US Aprf 2l-EIogr ifta Lsx ADD nsiuis graaee
still in rit wanted super me Wint-r ~ IJaS
Extra do 70 1Cos5 % Dmible Extra 10, 81 SO IRE H.
40 5000 - Family Winter ~ TS6 D.. Whrat hriner No.
Red wntsr 3i.sg-i 3I- No o. ~ y N1ep., !,
Mixed, 1l~I2 &C.. CTts am No. ., n"Ht3-c Fffiy
~ -; No ~ ginC, al 30 Rye-Noth bg doiEe Ni-sy
HIGHER ~ Il IL Ptrk heti ~. 80 Dry ~ae Meats
~ q 9gl'i, Is sc ,bU lib shieS l29l2 e. lear
Stes tcNrf2.c- B,ctr strong, shoulders - dtAt
thsr ray sdes 20 Is 49, Tar skies i3t@l - L.i
hAshr Eennc l5tc. Live HOrs daU, buy demand a
rsdction Nor IRA, Z St7 so Bacon AZ ia Cool Z,
Choice - 250st 90 Cattle active and buoy at Prime
Native stfts ga Good do So 20 q Medium @
faE 81 90 . - hxFd sock, 4 5Oqs - Llr o. gooi
Com issi i"VtR- "a - To- Recaipt-F ioar 5000 bhls
NheaL 1000 BUSH! Corn, - O00 CaAa- oat .00Oo bush.
Barley, 1000 busI. Hogs. i.auu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22
Gttan5oGt5 ara nIilroI1s.
GRTAT REFLECTION IN FARE.

4 GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE.
pC0pIE'7 II<E 10 THE FRONT.
The fnssr fo.nt steamers
DREW 81. JDFfN. < DEAN RICHMOND
lave c.lnmeaet Atm, & ,r ~ ~ t .io,
e OF ,t., ras - "a Il 40 ~ y5 VIM a i S i r ~,
dlc..on Of iIsLoilsa
FAIL 70 ONG DOLLAR
and aecS u1asaar 70
FTTTY CTS rs,
VII make OF ne anl most PpuaF lines at
pr 80 -o .ct .esn ,t,s i,; t AiS "a u Pier IA ~
No4,n iI.,i. 4oot - anal 81
NlTlZFNS' LINE.-SteJmboats for TROY,
y conn,eng III al r'lsay H's A"'., ana as, 't
e.. sod over a.. cpuneetis i.,el JOS. col:,l-llo e
EJE EJNDOCT and KINGSTON, coniectlng
.sas " WI r"at. orlrl SsvDT.n, milton gaau
Nv ialn g,d i.opu-.-lhe Steamboat tIiohAS COR
Nil mi ma, her urst trp rlfu i-DAf Ayr L. instr
ann, ~, 'i, Tea. as oaG OF iiar -, y. r. "a
NrEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, Sc. - Pare
! " ai3 5'' tys ssse eou1c ei,6 tirsioSG
pHLADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
4 uo AEWJER>4i ~oJ liithN ltLLacAD-
co@@rnens MOS Day Airll3 lo& ne my . e. p.
ssaa. .. d. ~ anl, Hoaa via al r.ius vii
I,a." s. fofa from ~ % ~ a. i' ~ Hs' =. -
VaretowE luo,ert,n. incl a., and ,eslse.on:
100 %. u.I3r Long Bran 4 !oin' la'' ""''i""' ""i-
= ''' '''' ''''' WI $. sNErEN General Glna--r
DGGTLAR Cat3kin line, upthc crcck.-Stoam-
!. % P.r g io '' q 10 .. = o. 49, 4, d.
A,TOAtNbEON LINE tor BOSTON and
= Providence.
I,ts .-.rr.h c0pnlIaGits r-tiucrn EHODE ISLANL
T-sdt aia SATURDAY F-.tt 40 1i.I T.
Nonha- aad frslaV-, itm Pier 50 Hofm
h. "a. Ia, H. -rutin ih l.'s"l 81 81 40
osr .. Ii..efe inr 40 a all lrna ial rtir ' ,"h'"S
,l,c coc At tAs oic.s n - ,St.'tt ~ rsa co.
.LAI' ia l1htAg Ct w. TILkINs. Gen AS. As-t
y. =. BAECOCk, Pr.sideit
V'HE FLUSHING. NORTH SHORE, and
A ci.NTKAL ~ tLHOAD DOMPAST
snort ICGU- biD Eay shore sl, eaJ Vide, sId Tat
chOgue.
Istvs Hunters Point 100 d. n-Eahy ion 10y train
Leave ifinters Point 80 Patchugue mail tTain With
lsIior attached
Leave fiunirr Point 0O p m.-Patc horns way tTsn
L~4.e Hunters Point i.sO Ill. It.hosno eAprss T2n,
with parOr attached.
Leave HnnuT's Point : 30 2. H. Ia'ip Vay tram.
para culdrs bis and Hrnii tmrfsyEs Also fn
Ia Farn nrar. trntrai rark hyd srz,
utlcr .tAtauA kfTry uo.S hH A.
slip River 80 mIt-s, au Of III
funrsI 10 mAhs rsious 20 te tpaTtTs ID.
Hunter Tickets sod and balIr cnecA ~
II Janrs.sp Thirty fouTih-i oEic, sanna ainS lea -
nfrr POINT for seek, Henrstsad. tgr~u city,
Pafchosue an way ans $50 "a. 400
FuI F.shn- .orgs IJin WI t.st1ue, ant all int rmd "a
staLons sl5, 1000 100 and 80 s. ID. 59a. 40
| T.. !. D. hAElDNi SuptIlNl' uicAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22
UNUSUAL auraous or ENFORCING CLANS

UNUSUAL MEraOLs OF ENFORCING CLANS
\ case showing a new IN thod ~ seetiuS
rpd-e-, FOR tAc non-pavncut Il c."im artilst
rreoq came up yesterday rc United s5atos Creu
Court before JnJ. Blatchn,~i a. j. B,HDot farmer
resins IA Bucks Eiy, Sullivan CONT, -, y. M n1,,
1t appears, be pud G1r thtt poI fi of u. Land "1,'-
ped ~ the track of tn N'vYpfA, dii4a agl o~Teso
RtilroaI ami he concluded 10 tcrri up. Ait~ c'.ns
the TRACK IN two, attached sf'ng r n =" ore ~ ti'
severed posts ana fastened tie u,Ir end vi t raia q
the hue" whrt. s.w-nil when s"'d 81 o. colt
ve!eut d.s4nre lic taB Liuelou t4 cad % '.i.l
the srnrr rovovcd steadily. winning tI' cham 'r"rnl
lnd tearing aut cow ,etv f.rnint c.Nf ' ui 3i
81 tle u.arA. s44s e4 5000 ., g. s'h 80 % ~ -i
future WA. lr.st urDna .'r Ii.F' , ~ j. i .''.
~. saeh n,sis,,f in regard To tle u1ck tie 'Sc"-
Nora. Midland iilG Oss' ~ ,.,,'i ''~t'
Rirs. l.. Mira PDrirr vhc resides 20 Gi~cr .'or %
o.. road, having ciaLh 4-i.i tDt fu" to" "
,IHW % ...'a .-l.A Ice -.4 90 D. nj. g. t-
. rutv .f'o. g tI.s 'is-' FC- on" D.s ~ h fu
-t..l vrn see ttucetep.d to sr O. D. He,'l' s-t BE-
-tinca beer Wott 1Ae v t.-i messed h-l. 90
tr1s Der ..-for" jIt 90 Fr't..nft = ai""' i' '''-'
tod ..r no -I,t .rts probably UI' aN,. ~ p+
.le lad cul.lu -c, hUt 10 -I. us.-a. 40 l -a' .
run,,. no, To 90 ae-l. sic - t-c p-lil4eo -1d
u. .-s...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22
cn,fR,r OF APPPAIe.

ALBAvY. r. Y, April 2l.--IR the Court OF Appeals,
" otnf siay AprI2 Ir75 . -. -. ,..,,, M
No u lanes ~ DsIyTnpe respondent AT JOS IN MI
ssuTae A,yensut-Ar .nenf rBuned aId e,pch.ua H.,
~ lJs-Iaasc q Jones' rsSIondoo- asL EeiiT f. mum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22

MINIATURE AL1rtE.t% .
-A""i t''7'' w.
Ns'-3 tits DAY.. =. 80 --
sauiy ro3k AZ. Gov Island 3u~ ir4 I.. Ferry TO-
O. H 4 G..
-ud, iok 50! ..,y I, .s-.... - 81. O.. Fe-TJI4l ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22
COTTON MARKETS.

COTTON MARKETS.
s .9i fS ssS IT. NJ si rs l' =! ok sT
sales 900 bales sioix q, go Sses w
net rrcspls so l gross s'.o7 asls e S ~ q a
cs d, ssoS ksrn 81 ,,a SA' ,n,s VI 9
PTS 1913 bls exuar7s coastNise . 1al, saIes
500 saIy'; .tocE i7s53 rails. -
s,ttNN.t Agril 2l.-'oUon q-et Slid 'hn. -. net
30 = % BALI eosstNlse, go bales sal - i22l
,a B;H1Iao 2 !, 1rri IL Cotton Gct and s'cady Mars
los ~" MLils iS'sc oool CriiE,y l. g.. g''ss re-
os,s. .r,Sers rs Bsi,s. SiocS ii.o5i ssl T..
Tow Si1Ifr sr 81 drs.r r-S c: rej fSer,1
,,wl..Asc,,oS hprii 81 cttop qui-t wlune 49, Low
ext" 70 c'ast"se GO bars Sales . baDs socA, = so
ss s a a 9l SIC r en- l..- * "a sa% g.
% Ari ~ 10, ,1 o ., &C. ~ S ,t 2.
cen - 90 bales eyport costwss. Boo bales sales. 400
oS Spcnsf Apr 2 o''or On a'ina. lSse G 30
bales safe j. b IS. ,iocE =, % haies ''' 49,
ND unr s. Co.., or.ts,rg u ~ rs -. ,9s ~
bah >JAent', 90 bales. sIs -, haes st'S, l54Gi
90 10 y"s Y-! !, cc',9a qgs MIDI o i5e, 80
h1 H., e'p"fi 80 eoaa"is' ic s r'Ge. 'lss bales
Gips 700 l'!e- % bales saies, 81 ua.rs; s,os
a,ee,sTt trrl -. co,t,a an; MlLnua I5le' ne,
CATTLE MARzEr
b. fs ~ ~, ~ Apr 4i-,S' n. , pt; ,o@g
bean or ears sraf-t 81 cas- ,or Joc -am, IN,
inc n,rast p,ne ,rone at an adya-r nj G On ,.cr
% 1, -. r. 'i ~ ~ s.S h. M "a fsai ..l
n,.i o. G, - i,s-,s ~ i, -, T o, 80 . '' ,i i
- .. ~, Loo, I,-Sao Ia. ~. 30 - - 50 ." - l 81
Mic stacs rla- nr 1907 l.i..i IT, a. - 8 +,
@ - ip3 -''"-..- t'-rf tom '''o b b. 30 . t'.-'
,s5 - ahp o A.'r - ,a 100 1900 mas NJ one
lar n.ns aat ues, add .roo 90 tiar.
awa-s- botr or aranc-c 90 re o'-n ar .,c.s me-
zee ai",n sgtTs o'Dus o.. iei'1s ir 70 go I.s-.e