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The Yellow Centaur Liuimeut

Is adapted 10 the tough muscles, cords AMI ce.h
OF horses IL has performed more wonderful
cures Of apa,in. strain. wind gals. scratches
sweeny and general laIreness, than nli other
remedies In existence. Read What the great IA
pre-snen say Of IL.
NV loRs, January, 1874.
Every owner OF horses should give the Cen
'snr Linirnent tris.. We consider IL IA. fesi
article ever used in our stable.
III MARSH, Supt. Adams IL. stables, =. =.
Il. PCL1I, scp, u. :. Ex. STABILIZE y y
"A. :. DLIS. supt. Nat EI. stables y. T."
hoSI0oSEEy, ALA. Aug l.. "a
"bENIirbES!-I have u,ed over one sro-s Of
C.Dtaur L.aimsn,. yellow wrapper, on The
uGie. Of my plantation. bcsides dozens ofihe
family IiDment tor NY negroes. want 20
purchase IL 81 the Wholesale price, and viii
lhahk you % ship me by savannah steamer one
gross Of each Kind. Nerssrs. \. I. stcN,Tt &
Go. %ill uay your bili on prrseniaiion.
"E"specitGllss JANE. pAAHoy.'
1hs be.i patron. II tbis Iiniment rrs fsrri-
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wounds and pDi!-evil, iehovss swelliaG, and
IL worth millions oi dollars 10 hsrn,eTs. livery
men, stock-Srow.rs eh-ep-iaisers sai tsose
having horses or cattle
" bat @ farrier cannot do for 81 The enLaflr
LinlR@ni = III do n, Z irining cost.
These IiniIDeIis are warranted Icy he prs-
fristoTs. and bottle Will De given 20 any lar
Iisr or Physician wfD desire To- te.t lbsm SOLD
every N'ifgf.
Laboratory Of J. Is. ROsL&'o
~ i'Hf ~. M. Gois
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.CastOria.

lie pleasant aud serfeci substitute, IA al Clsss
ior sstor Oh. CastoTis IL the result ii al old
tice. sn elective calhart!e, Sleasart "a .i- ta.is
and ire froIu gripping
Dr. samuel Pitcher. OF ifygnnts, .ass sue
cfe'aed IN con bining, without ihS use OF aico-
Dol, plrgauye agent &. pleasant 10 tale ~
honey, ana which possssses all the desirable
properties Of Castor on
II 10 adapted 20 Sill aSes. but is esI~cis.ly rec
omInended to mothers rs 0 reliable remedy for
~ disorders OF the stomach and bowels ofchil-
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less, and cheap. 1t .hould he used for wind
collie. sour stomach. worrns. costivepes. eroup
etc, Thea children can have Sleep snh mother,
may rest.
j. u. Ross Co. oil a. Dcy Street, New
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White, for the Human Family.
Yellow. for Horses and Animals

Thee Linimcn,s are simply the wonder Of the
lous, yet there are some things which they will
not do. They will not cure cancer or mend
broken bonee, hut they will always aligy pain.
They have stiairhtcn.d fingers, cure! chronic
rheumatism of many years sstndin2, and taken
the pain from terrible burns aud scalds, which
has never been done by any other article.
Gne white Imminent 10 for the human
family. II will drive Thub,ati-m, sciatira aud
neuralgia from the syst.in; cure luinbsgo
chilblsins, pslsy, itch. and most crtaps oris
eruptioDs. IL extracts iroAt from frozen hands
snd feet, and the poison of bites and stinls of
venoninious reptiles 1t rubdue, s,v,uipgs ADD
alievia'es pain of every kind.
tor spians on bruises 10 IL the most Totsn'
remedy ever discovered. The C,ntaur ini.
Inent IL USED with great efficacy for snr.
throat. toothachc. caked breGst. caraehs aud
weak bacS. The ioliowiu; i. bat a sample OF
numerous 'estinouiss:
lsplANA UoIG. JkrF. Co..,
Ind, May -. 1873
~ think II my dut to inform you that have
suffered much with swollen set aud chords.
have not ipeen free from these swelling In eight
years now am perfectly well, thanks 10 Tho
Centaur I.iniment. The Liniment ought 10 ~
applied warm. fIEHiANTy Hnovy.
The proof is ni The trial. IL is reliable. IL Is
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IL.
To tbs Birk and hd- ridden the hal, aud l,,uo
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healed -
To the poor and distrc-t.i who hsye sr.n
their money tor worthless mcdicinea a hoitls o.
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THE DAILY BULLETIN

TUE BULLETIN IL published every morning
(eNceIt Monday IN the Bulletin Building, cor
ner Washington avenue and Twelfth street
I'm BuLLsrIS is served ~ city subscriber. ty
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRT-CHAmBERs-Held by Judge Larre-
more Court opens ut half-past ten O'Clock A. Mos
20 49, Al S. 81 &c. 100, 142 l49 1929, POS, 2l6 25s.
261 26S 292 29S 3U3 $40, 322, 1913, 32 800 1892 333
334, 335, $685. $3.50, $40, 81. $40. 34a
SurRxMG CoURT-GESKRAL TRRM-Held by Judges
Davis Brady and Daniels Ill, 153, 107 l4l
1s5 1851. Isl, l25, 153ls I54, s. 80, III, 73 1885,
155 u, 1876, 157, 15s, 159.
Larremorc -Soutnwick The First National Bank
OF Memphis, Tenn.
SUPREME CouRr-SPEcIAL TKRM-Hcld by Judge
Donohuc Nos 1040, 1703 Part2-Held by Judge Bar
Case on--No 1888 No day calendar Part s-Hcld
by Judge Dykman.-Nos 81, 30l 1877, Ill, 62l, 1902
1897, 575 l2oI o23, 1871 H. 2sss, 1929, 1887, o5O
947 i. l160
SUPERIOR CouRr-srRclAL TgRx-IIeld by Judge
Speir.-Issues oil iact--Nos. 3, IS l5
SUrxRIoR CouKr-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
$50 g05 2027 no. 1922 1l23 1928. 1921. 1885, ls4s
1872 l1l2 1922 1885, 1105 1905 1124 1854 1885, 1175
1854. ssL Part 2-Hcld by Judge Sanford.-Nos. 1876
IA 49, 1854 72O, 75 zoos. 746 1l5s. 454 76a, H.
1850, 1191, 1902
COMMON PLrAs-EQUfry TKRM--Hcd by Judge ). II.
Daly.-Nos "a, 4. II
COMMON PLEAs-rRiAL TERx-Part HELD by Judge
Van Hooscn.-Nos 056H, 955 956 1900 1880 1907,
1885, 309 1894 2ll5 1925 706 22s1. 220 2l27 2l35,
954lz, x051. 1911 2i47 2l4s 2152, 2l53 2l54 1144
BruntNos 1858, 1884, 1855, 1912, 2445, 2o9l, 2l36,
2069 1885, $751; 2176 2I1S 2179 2ls1 2iS2, 1885, ls0
2ls 2l9o 1892 2i94 $780, 2l07 2l9o, 22oo 22o1 2202
2203, 2204
the term. Part 2-Held by Judge Goepp-Nos 2si0,
409 ALL 1882 37S9 4233 4l25 1924 42s3 1880. 2624
1874 1921, 41l6 4505 4104 22c4 20l3 6534 1881 1885,
77i9 ala $685. 42Ss. 6703, 776s. Part 3-Adjournod
for the term
CoURf or GENERAL sxssIoxs--held by Judge suther-
Same VS.. William Martin, fasc pretcnces; Same vs
John Sullivan, pott larccncy
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counsel will sum up this morning. and Is probable
that verdict Will be reached to- day.
In the suit brought by r. W. Martin against jay
Gould and Others TO recover $S4 900 account OF
gold transactions :. black Friday motion was
made yesterday before Judge Speir holding Special
paint the time for such service having passed by I'M
known 10 the counsel. Judge Speir said II was .
question In his mind whether he had the power TO do
So but he would, however do so with leave for the
matter TO be heard In the first at General Term
trial was commenced yesterday before Judge Dyck-
stcd Co., brokers' plaintiffs, and Gillespie, Trow
bridge CO., tea Dealers arc defendants Plaintiffs
sold SIS, 900 worth OF tea 10 defendants who failed
without making payment, wbereupon plaintiffs directed
the sheriff TO seize and take away their tea and found
there about 81. 900 worth remaining The suit was
brought 10 determine whether plaintiffs had handed
over Tito well possession TO defendants The trial
Will probably occupy day or two.
After long continued and acrimonious litigation the
suit brought to from the bench Judge Flana-
gan, OF the Tenth Civil Judicial district on the ground
or the alleged ilegaty OF his election has reached
na adjudication his favor In the Court or Appeals
Judge Flanagan was elected TO his present position az
tho next general election after tho passage OF the An
nexation act quo warranto SUIT Instituted by
Mr. James X Angel, tho defeated candidate, TO effect
his removal, because the election conducted IN
accordance with the general election laws instead OF
city election laws. The tried before Judge
Van Brunt IN Supreme Court, Circuit and resulted In
verdict In favor OF Judge Flanagan THIS judgment
was affirmed unanimously by the judges OF the Supreme
Court General Term, and now, already stated has
again been affirmed by the Court OF Appeals. And
thus ends this long legal controversy. Judge Flana-
gans term OF office continues till January l. 1880, with
salary OF s. 900 year, instead OF So 900, the sum
paid to tho other Civil District Court judges. The
victory. therefore, Is something substantial
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, N. ". May "a. 1874
No. It, Gilman va Gilman.-W. W. Gage, for appel.
lant closed argument OF case.
No 1877. Marsh VS.. Dodge.-Argued by II. v. How
land for appellant Rollin Tracy for respondent
No 16g. In re Watson.--Passed.
No 149 Ferry va stephens Argued by William
Rumsey for appellant, Harlo Hakcs for respondent
No lis. West New York Life Insurance Company VS..
Clnon.-Argued by Mr. Tarbox for appellant Z. Coun-
tryman for respondent
No 1872 Mason vs. Partridge
No 1872 Kilburn vs. Same.
No 1893. Sawyer same.-Argued cause by
Wheeler H. Pcckham for appellant, Joseph IL Chosto
for respondent
Adjourned
CALENDAR
Day calendar for Thursday. May %, 1874 162,
163. 1917, 1885, 201, 202, 207, 20S
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SOME NEEDED CHANGES.

Judicial illness does not seem to BIO confined TO the
State courts and the Court House is the only
badly ventilated building in which tho courts are held
Judge Sutherland Was yesterday taken seriously III
while the bench OF the Court OF General Sessions
engaged in trying tho Of williamson, the bond
forgcr BY great effort he managed to bear up long
enough to charge tho jury and conclude the The
attack is attributed to the poisonous atmosphere OF tho
court room, which is absolutely without any OF
ventilation although IL crowded every day by jurors
counsel and witnesses not to mention the fact that
OF filthy prisoners frequently pcnned up
box in end OF the awaiting arrai gnment Tho
rooms on the third story which have been vacated by
parts and Of the Marine Court and which Judge
(sdcrslceve will occupy with part Of tho Court
of General Sessions the LIST OF June are II possible
still more miserable In every particular. The accom-
modations provided for this udcrously made
quate. Cases of larceny from tho person are tried
almost every day, which the witnesses women OF
the town, and just trial nccesstatcs the relation
the stand OF occurrences which no honest woman of
any class In life should 10 compelled TO hear Yet
side of the court is constantly hllcd with women
and girls of tender years summoned witnesses In
listen the repetition OF conversations made up Of
slang obscenity and profanity not unfcquently madc
still disgusting by tho questionable jokes Of not
over-fastidious counsel All this could be avoided II
there a provided for the accommodation Of
witnesses till they should be called. Another
why there should DO more room, and perhaps 80 far as
the administration OF justice Is concerned moro i'm
p0rtant one 10 that Witnesses called IN defence Of
criminal sit In and hear NIL the testimony for tho
prosecution that they know cxvctly what TO
to In order 10 make out for their friend Assist
ant District Attorney Bell In important now forces
all witnesses the prisoner to withdraw while the
animation progress, and this action s found some
times to have very dsconcerrng effect upon tho prs-
oners But this plan has many disadvantages
apart from its Inconvenience and loss OF tme for tho
witnesses being turned out into the corridor frequent
ly arc not to be found when called for.
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THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE.
CENTRAL JOHN NEWTON THINKS 1T CANNOT DE
RAISED HIGHKR

CENTRAL JOHN NEWTON THINKS IT CANNOT III
RAISED HIGHER.
General John Newton, OF the United States En-
gnccrs, who OF the commission OF engineers
who reported upon tho details Of the Brooklyn Bridge
in casual conversation with the writer day or two
ago stated that hc did hoy the courts could
tericre with the completion Of IL tho action OF
Congress was final. The persons who now complain
that IL too low and that the commerce OF the port
will be- ruined rather late in arriving at that
cusion. They had, when the bill before Congress,
every opportunity to present thsr objections y6t they
failed TO offer any that were considered tenabe
The engineers might err, but they had care.
fully considered the whole subject and decided
upon the presents height, which Is five feet
excess OF what was originally intended
The General states that owing to the elevation OF tho
land either side Of the river impossible throw
the span higher altitude While the towers could
be continued higher, tho land where the approaches
be mado Will not permit OF raising tho bridge
rhero 10 not vessel aoa, he believed which cannot
pass under tho span by striking tho topmast Tho
Great Republic could go under with her topmsst
down. 1.-The great hardship 10 commerce. he con.
tinucd IT'S that longer have experienced sailors
Nearly all tho crews in the merchant marine
posed Of inexperienced men, who have not sufficient
knowledge TO strike the topmast and shipowncrs will
be compelled 10 call n the services Of professional rig
gers 10 do the work
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JUDGE sUTHERLAND's WARD.

On the 9th Of this month woman named Catherine
McCabc OF No. All Third avenue won't into the rcctiy-
ing establishment OF James Brannogan, No 237 East
Twenty-second street, and, presenting $40 note,
asked for the change OF il Tho bartender had no
change, but accommodated tho woman by getting
small bills for the note at neighporing store. Tho
bartender. to his SURPRISE after discovered that
the note was counterfeit when no at once started TO
hunt up Catherine, who in the meantime had gone on
big spree and, being arrested and sont Backwe's
Island the vctimizcd bartender could not her
and Of course lost his money. Alter Calherines re-
lease she paid another visit 10 Branncgan onco
recognized aud arrested, and was yesterday taken
before United States Commissioner Shields She stated
on examination, that Judge Sutherland her guar
dian, and would go bail Tor her But application 70
tho Judge he rcpudiated GATHERINGS claim, and she
hold in $500 bail, which she could not procure.
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POLICE COURT NOTES.

Detective 0Ne OF tho Ninth precinct arrested three
boys yesterday who gave their us George Van
sickle, Edward Crospin and William II. Cornish, who
charged with stealing from unoccupicd house.
No 692 Greenwich street, leaden pipo valued about
$500 The prisoners brought before justice Smith,
at tho Washington Place Police Court yesterday after
noon, who committed them IN default OF 81, 600 bail
each.
Jacques Trequrc, OF No. 70 Crosby street, was
brought before Justice Smith the charge OF stealing
from the person OF Justin Guntz residing at No At
Wooster street. pocketbook, containing $l2 in Sow
cnth avenue car, yesterday morning. Tho prisoner
held In $500 bail 10 answer
* Charles Houton, commission merchant, OF No. %
Warren street. charged Jonathan l. Godfrey OF No 1902
Raymond street. Brooklyn, with cmbczzling the sum
OF SAL 65, which he received for his employer from j.
r. Schott Justice Smith held tho prisoner Tor exam
nation
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURr-cHAMBxRs.

By Judge Barrett
Evcrton Va Everon.-l am not satisfied either with
the proof OF service that OF adultery Dixons
ttmony Is not corroborated aud ne gives sufficient
account OF himself does II appear how Brown
point defendant 10 the process server
how he knew him, and tho subsequent identification
through third person is too remote.
Ward vs. Ward.--I am unwilling to grant divorce
on tho unsupported testimony OF the person who was
Called nor without stronger evidence, and the proof OF
residence should BIO by some person other than the
plaintiff.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company VS.. Grant; In
the matter OF Margaret 4. Jack, an iniant-Reports
confirmed and orders granted.
SUPREME CouRT-sPEcIAL TERN
BY Judge Van Worst.
Hatfield OF nj vs. Macy ct al-Motion for new trial
Denied with $40 costs.
Marshall ct a. va Macy ct al-Motion for new
Trial for surprise. &c, denied. Opinion
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Yesterday ground was formally broken for The con-
struction Of the Brooklyn silent Safety Elevated Rail-
way at tho intersection OF Lexington and Reid
in the presence OF about 500 persons Mayor Schroeder
the asscmbage by president oil the company Mr.
John H. Burtis. The Mayor said. on coming forward,
that though no might differ with OF his fellow
citizens as ~ the best modo Of bringing about rapid
commun icaton bctwccn the wards and the City
Hall and New York, while live In this great Rcpub
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES

Mrs. T. Henrietta whilehurst obtained verdict OF
$500 manages In the Superior Court. before Judge
Curtis yesterday, against Charles jackson and Others
proprctors OF the Twenty street ana Broadway
stages Tor injuries received through tho carecssness
Of ono Of defendants drivers
Attorney General Fairchild has directed q stay OF
proceedings in the Blcecker Railroad SUIT to for
et the franchises Of tho company the ground or Its
Insolvency.
District Attorney Bliss rccsived telcgrAphIc de-
spstch yesterday from General Buser stating that he
would be In tho city to-day, and would DO prepared
20 with tho trial OF Lawrence and Il may therefore
be fairly expected that the will n last
issue.
The Of Abraham Miller against the corporations
Of New York city and Brooklyn aud the trustees OF the
East River Bridge, which set down for hearing
yesterday, before Judge Johnson, on motion for
preliminary injunction 70 RESTRAIN further progress
the construction OF tho bridge, postponed t the
18th Of July.
Anernearly three weeks trial tho testimony in tho
SUIT brought by tho widow OF John Kelluni archt
tect against the city 70 recover some $3.50, 00o
percentage claimed TO bs duo Tor building the New
Court House. vas oencludsd ysstesday The fsspssuvA