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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-03-14
LEGAL.
Mortgage Sale.
A. w. Potts and w. II. ]. Brooks, Plain
tlffs. VS.. Charles Melles ct al, Defend
ants.-Seventeenth District Court.

Under AND BY VIRTUE OF
9Iler Yl OF sale entered In the
leenth Judicial District OF the State
OF California, in and for the county OF
Los Angeles ON the 30th day of January,
A. ID. 1873, in the above entitled case and
In favor OF. A.. w. Potts and W. IL. j.
Brooks, plaintiffs, and against Charles
Melles, Charlotte Melles, e. Germain
and q. III. Matfleld, NJ. Levy and Joseph
Coblentz, partners doing business under
the firm name of Levy & COblentz, de-
fendants, certified copy whereof, duly
attested under the seal of said court on
the l4th day of February, A. d. 1873, and
delivered to me on the 10th day of Feb
ruary, a. ID. 1878, whereby l am com.
mauded to sell at public auction, to the
highest and best bidder, 'foi cash in u y.
gold coin. the following and in said de-
cree described real estate, to will:
| All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land situate, lying and being in the city
of Los Angeles, county OF Los Angeles
and state of California, and bounded and
| particularly described as follows: Com
mencipg at the north westerly line of OIL.
i've street at point distant one hundred
and fifty feet northeasterly from the
northwesterly corner of Olive and Elev'
enth streets, runs thence northeasterly
| along said line of Olive street fifty feet
| thence at right angles northwesterly in
a line parallel with Eleventh street one
hundred and sixty-five ieet; thence al
right angles, southwesterly OH line par
| allel with Olive street fifty feet; thence
at right angles southeasterly on line
parallel with Eleventh street one hun
dred and sixty-five feet to the point O.
| commencement.
| Public notice is hereby given that Oh
| u,IrES,nI uJTIN 1n,t NAV az
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This is really the West End OF our beau.
tiful city, with the benefit OF FRESH
PURE BREEZES FROM THE OCEAN,
uncontaminated by gas or sewer effiuvia.
A glance at the elegant mansions and
fashionable residences now e.ected and
in course of erection must satisfy any per.
son desiring home that this is the place
THE TERMS WILL. BE MADE Easy
AND PRICES MODERATE.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-03-14
TUESDAY,, THE 18th DAY OF
MARCH, A, d. 1878,

At l. O'Clock neon, l will proceed TO sell
at the Court House door, in tho city and
county of Los Angeles, state of Califor--
MIA, AT public auc ton, TO the highest and
best bidder, for cash in U. $.
gold coin to satisfy said decree for prin-
cipal, interest, costs, attorneys fees and
all accrulng costs, all the above descr. bed
real estate.
Given under my hand, this 10Th day of
February, a. ID. 1878.
ID. W. ALEXANDER,
fplI tN Sheriff.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Seventeenth District Court Sed wick ].
Lynch, Plaintiff, VS. Wilson Beach
George Il. Butler and 1. w. Hellman,
DcteuuantS.
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Mortgage Sale.

Elisha Noyes (substituted for M. f. st.
John, Plaintiff vs. Arthur Heiman
ct al, Deieudants-Seventee Dis
trict Court,
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LEGAL.
Mortgage Sale.

+. Z. f. Temple, Guardian OF Berna rdo
Yorba ct al, Plaintiffs, VS.. NJ. Keller et
al, Defendants = SIEVE Lteenth District
Court.
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THE MAIN STREET AND AGEICUL
TURAL PARK RAILROAD

IL completed and running through the en-.
tire land and now operated successfully
through Park Avenue, 100 feet wide. o en-
Ing Into the Agricultural Grounds.
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MONDAY, THE lst DAY OF

APKIII, a. ID. 1873,
At 10 O'Clock noon, Twill proceed to sell at the
Court House door, in the City and County
of Los Angeles, State of California, at
public auction, to the highest and best bid
der, for cash in United States gold coin, to
satisfy said decree for principal, interest,
attorneys fees, costs, and all accruing
costs, all the above described real estate.
Given under my hand at Los Angeles,
this 7th day of March, A. ID. 1873.
II. NJ. MITCHELL,
mr7td Sheriff.
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Mortgage Sale.

Prudent Beaudry, Plaintiff, VS.. Vincent
Gelcich, Deiendant-Seventeen Dis
trict Court.
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APPLE TREES.
EIGHTY THOUSAND AP-
PIE TREES.

lam prepared to sell, at unprecedent-
edly low figures, eighty thousand apple
trees, or the most approved varieties.
Those who propose to set out orchards
would do well to call and examine my
stock. am also prepared TO sell Pc X
and other orchard trees, on favorable
terms. MY object In sacrificing these
trees is to retire from the nursery bust .
ness.
G, d. COMPTON,
COMPTON, Los Angeles Co., Cal
dli-tf
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And in accordance with law and In pur-
suance with an order of the Board Of Di-
reetors made on the Sd day OF January.
such stock as may be necessary Will be
sold at public auction at the office of the
Secretary, No. Is Downey Block, in the
city OF Los Angeles, on the
18th DAY OF MARCH. 1878,
AT IL O'Clock noon OF that day, to pay
delinquent assessments thereon, together
with costs of advertising and expenses
OF sale.
WM.J. NEELY,
Secretary.
Los Angeles, Feb. 2T. 1873. fe.Std
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EEOUS.
LRD
TN MEDIES

Z -btaSt oht NV
FOR w liicil they
S.--Investigat-
, demonstrated
throughout the
wal of the 1T
at vouchsafcs
not the same
hmercial pros
rior cannot SUI
Bv reason OF
reefs Standard
4 led all others.
y tates alone ex-
\ RS per annum
ted foJts up 10
i'd more. No
h gigantic pro-
Kly other basis
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Through Tickets to Portland.
Cabin, S40........ Steerage, S22
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There is delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account of assess
ment No. 2, levied on the 81 day of jan
uary, 1873, as per the several amounts
set opposite the respective stockhold-
ers fpllpwE.
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Notice of Co-Partnership.

Los Angeles. Feb. 81. 1873. fe22
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Delinquent Notice.
LOS ANGELES OIL COMPAN

Location OF principal place of business,
City OF Los Angeles, California; J.o-
cation of works, Ventura county, Cal.
ifOrnia
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IT HAS A DITCH OF WATER KUN
MING THROUGH 1T.
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JAMAICA.
SERIOUS QUESTIONS FOB TEE SUGAR PLANT
ERs-A PROTECT TO THE COLONIAL GOVERN

SERIOUS QUESTIONS FOB TEE SUGAR PLANT
ERs-A Protect TO THE COLONIAL GOVERN
MsNT.
KINGSTON, May !, 1878
Intelligence has been received from Cuba that there
is likely to DO very serious failing or In the sugar
crop OF that island The circumstance has more than
ordinary interest Tor tho Jamaica planters, AZ they
happen 10 have been favored with good seasons and
likely reap than average crop, and they
calculate that II Cuba Is unable to furnish her full
quota OF Tho worlds supplies the stocks
will DO reduced and prices will In consequence
90 up especially IN tacs Of tho troubles now brewing
In Europe IT tho planters exultant this point
however, there another matter Ia connection wish
their Industry which thoy have cause 10 BIO anxious
Thoy the Governor have had serious falling out
on tho immigration question In oonseque OF their
repeated assurances TO the Colonial Office that, with
tho AID OF Il very extensive coOio population TO BIO
introduced from lnda II would be I'm possible 70 carry
sugar cultivation much longer IN tho Island, and In
consequence OF their repeated appeals Tor help In
matter.
THE GOVERNOR.
Sir Anthony Musgravo was specially instructed BY
Lord Carnarvon to reconsider tho whole m migration
question with view OF helping them out OF their dii
on the subject which he and all those who arc not
planters consider very liberal Among other things
tho planters relieved OF o debt OF f9U, 600
which they incurred for immigration. and
$4,000. Tho debt 100000 and half OF the ESQ 600
arc paid OF the general revenue thus taxing
the general puDlic Tor the ocne0t OF the planterz
But the planters are not satisfied and their repre-
protest 10 tho Colonial Minister against the passing
b law
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THE ARMSTRONG MURDER.
BENJAMIN HUNTER INDICTED He pLEArs
''Nor GUILTY"

BENJAMIN HUNTER INDICTED He PLEAS
''Nor GUILTY"
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PHILADELPHIA, May 0, 1878.
About halfpast twolvo O'Clock to-day tho Grand
Jury Tor tho May term Of tho Camden, N. j., courts
returned indictment to the prosecuting attorney
containing counts against Benjamin Hunter charg
ing him with tho deliberate murder OF John n.
Armstrong tho evening OF tho 2sd OF jan
cary. Tho action OF tho Jury having been
made known 10 tho counsel Tor Hunter tho
defcndant was brought into court Mr.. jenkins ro-
qaesssd MIN TO stand up while tho indictmon, was
road Tho prisoner clcaniy ana neatly dressed
For short time alter tho commencement OF the read
uy oil tho indictment hc Maintained q Quot compo-
sure but rs IL proceeded no grew excited and exhib
red nervousness. Ho became tr1mulous, walking
back and forth across the platform within the court
enclosure He changed his hands sxcitodly from QUO
position 10 another, taking different attitudes, all
tctokening intense excitement.
HUNTER PLEADS GUILTY.
At tho close Prosecutor jenkins asked ''What have
you to shy, guilty or not guiltyf" Mr. Hunter, In
bold voice, raising hts hand above his head, cx
GAINED, s.Not guilty. SO help mo Godi" Ho wa. I'M
mcdiateiy removed 10 hts cell HIS trial will prop
ably begin on the l7th mat
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Rev. DR.. Thomas X. Conrad, OF Philadelphia, ac0
Phny Jewell. OF Hartford, arc at tho Fifth Avenue
Ex-Governor James 4. English, OF Conncciicut;
Judge George \. Comstock, Of Syracuse; Edward 4.
Bacon, or Buffalo, and General Seldom L. Marvin. Of
Albany arc at the Windsor. senator Samuel s. EdcI.
Of Coopcrstown, n Y, and Colonel II. G. Corbn and
DR.. Basil Norris United States Army, are ut tho
SiurtcvanL Alfred Gather, OF Cincinnati. ana Judge
J. l. Tacott, OF Buffalo, arc NJ the isey. Ex-Gov-
Henry Lippt, OF Rhode Island Is at the hctro
potan. Charles A. Wash burn OF California, Is ut the
Grand Central. G. II. Northam OF Hartford Is at the
ST. Nicholas Professor E. N. Horsford, OF Cambridge.
Mnsr., Is ut the Everett
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CUBA.

SMALL PARTY OF cuBAss LAND on THE soUTH-
REcTIoN HAS BROKEN OUT AGAIN.
HAVANA, May 0, 1878
According to an official communication received
here Cuban named Aguero. with eleven followers,
recently landed on the southern coast OF the Central
Department In lighter from jamaica In tho belief
that the instruction had broken out again Finding
that tranquility prevailed everywhere and that every
body was opposed to a disturbance Of peace he
rendered, indignant at being deceived. He offered TO
gude the government officials to the place where the
n2hteT landed hm, the vessel containing arms
clothing ana about twenty boxes OF ammunition The
General commanding the Central Department assured
Aguero anu has companions q complete pardon
kMBARGoED kSrArKs
The official Gazette publishes order simplify
Ing tho process OF restoring embargoed property TO
late Insurgents. II makes pubic receipt belores a
notary unnecessary II not desired. A document
signed BY governor collector Of taxes VIII suffice
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EARTHQUAKES IN JAPAN.
THE RECORD OF FIFTEEN CENTURIES.

THE RECORD OF FIFTEEN CENTURIES.
WASHINGTON, May 0, 1875
Minister Bingham sends to tho Department OF state
very interesting paper on earthquakes in Japan.
which was read bcloro the Asiatic Society OF that
country by y native savant, Mr. J. Hatton. The
record Of ali earthquakes occurring In tho larger
cities Of that Empire Tor the past fifteen centuries has
boon kept with considerable regularity since the Nth
century OF the Christian ora. Tho number OF slight
shocks IL very large and that Of disastrous earth
quakcs Is uncom iotaby great. In liieen iurics
1l0 dcstf uctve earthquakes had b, recorded The
ninth century was most prolilc la III esc, twenty
eight having occurred, while there fifteen In the
fifteenth century and leen III the seven thin
tho eighteenth ana sixteen presenl cen-
fury. The recorded average is great quake
In every ten years, but the nineteenth century gives
ono every i've years. Unusually high tempc raj ure
and strange atmospheric changes have been noticed
precursors Of gr. at commissions, cspeci ly In the
earthquake which dcsollted Yeddo IN 1885.
RECENT SllCAS.
Mr. Bingham adds TINT there had boon several
shocks within two months, one OF which. on INC
morning 0! the ga OF February, lasted fully one MN
ute. during which time tho house occ upied BY hun
rocked like o snip on an angry sea.
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APACHEs IN SONORA.

AMERICAN INDIANS IoDBING AND NUMBERING
IN hExIco-LoUD COMPLAINTS AGAINST THE
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.
WASHINGTON, May Q, 1878.
In contradiction to the reporIs just made by Major
General Mcdowell that Indians ana Mex cans from
Sonora have been committing deprodatons In ARIZONA
is the story told in letter lust received by officer
here Of high rank from friend, dated Sonora, April
IL as iollows:-
Last week Mariana and had n narrow escape We
wore going 10 san Miguel, When passing Gry creek
VIC were attacked by party OF Apaches Tney al
not hi Us, and We ran Tor lie. think tnat ull
that saved Us WIS my horse, which scented the Ind
ians, and that put ds guard. Arriving
AZ San Miguel We reported TO tho coinnandanto and
for two days and found the Indians campo IN can
yon. In tue attack WHICH followed the soldiers say
they wounded some, but that may possibly not be,
all escaped Tho soldiers captured some OF
recent man uacture and OF The latest caDre Issued TO
your troops, which were marked ~. So una evil
IDENTITY beion aged to your government.
kxAsPEgATkp MLxIcANs.
People hero are exaspeTateI by the ilcuTsions OF
those murderous Indians who have escaped froa the
reservations in Arizona and have Sonora 10
rob aud kill. TLoy say that government does
have enough OF troops 10 guard It's ludials and it
ought TO DO made Responsible Tor tho murders
and robberies committed by them within the past
mouths Yet they think II 80 strange that our gov
eminent should DC grumDing ~ tho ipcurs,ons OF
Mexican Ind Texas while IL OF care for
what these people suffer- do not believe tho Msxi-
Gun Indians have Killed as many people Ioxas
throe years as tho American Apacucs have murdered
III Sonora in the past months IL they want jus
Lice In Texas u IS also wanted Sonora and instead
VI keeping so many troops IN 1exs there should be
more forces sent TO Southern Arizona ~ keep the
rioie Araches from crossing the line
General .. N. illcox, who assumed command OF
Arizona last month, has already about putting
stop TO the Apache raids and has considerable lorce
In the Geld In Southern Eastern ARIZONA for that
purpose.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPFI-E OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, \
WAsniXGroY, May l0--i A. n.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPFI-E THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsniSGroS, May lo-i A. n.
Indications
For Friday In the South Atlantic, Middle Atlantic
and East Gull States Tennessee and the Oha Valley
north and west winds, stationary or lower tompers
turcs rising barometer aud clear weather will pro
vail
For Now York and Now England, rising barometer
north and west winds, stationary tcmperaturcA
partly cloudy weather.
For the West Cuff states. northeast TO southeast
wlnds, rising, followed by falling barometer, warmer,
partly cloudy weather
For the Upper Mississippi and the Lower Missouri
valleys, diminishing northwest winds, shifting TO
southeast, warmer, clear weather, stationary and
falling barometer.
For the iako region, southwest winds, warmer
partly cloudy weather. occasional rains, stationary o.
rising barometer.
The rivers Will generally fall slightly
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NEW YORK DENTISTS.
LECTION OF oFEIcERs ron THE STATE Asso.


ELECTION OF oFFIcERs FOR THE STATE Assoc
CATION.
ALBANY, May Q. 1879
The State Dental Society to-day elected tho ionow.
ing Observation-Disclosures. A. NJ Holmes, OF Norris
vile Woo Psesident-Dr G. h. Francis OF New York
Secrctary-Dr. 5. A Freeman, OF Buffalo. Treasurer
Or. A. c. Hawcs. OF Nov York Correspond ent-Dr.
W. II. Atkinson, or New York. Board OF censors--
First district, Dr. y. ". Kingsley, OF New York;
Second district Dr. W. Jarvis, Jr, OF Brooklyn Third
district DR.. s. d. French OF Troy; Fourth district.
Dr. g. r. Rich, OF Saratoga; Fifth district, DR.. s. b.
Palmer, Of Syracuse; Sixth district, Dr. 5. H. Mccall.
OF Bnshamton; Seventh district, Dr. f. French, Of
Rochester; Eighth district, Dr. A. p. southwick Of
Buffalo. Permanent membar-Dr. Byron Ralhbun, Of
Dunkirk.
Tho meeting then adjourned sine die
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THE CIMBRIA AND HER PASSENGERS.

NO CHANGE IN POSITION OR INDICATION or
FUTURE MOVEMENTS.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ELLSWORTH, Nc, May 0, 1878.
The Cmbria still gives sisn OF movement, but
tho recent arrivals by tho Gormanic may furnish the
solution OF tho problem. Most OF tho theories ad-
vanced about the Cimbria havo proved themselves
false. A cruiser she cannot De, for sho steams only
twelve knsts hour at her best. ana neither has
could we'll carry any considerable armament. The
Pacific is hardly lkey her alton, as wo
limited yesterday
SIZE WILL
The only likely thing seems the Cimoria will
act tender any cruisers which may be purchased
hero by the Russian government, ana that she will
meet them At and put fighting crews board.
Such Is suggested by the analogy OF tho Ala
bama and in this the risks Of violating inter
national law would certainly DO much less than
those which England then ran ana paid tor dearly.
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APPRAISAL OF IMPORTS.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE CUSTOMS INVESTIGATING
COMMISSION.
PHILADELPHIA, May o, 1878
Tho commission appointed by tho Treasury Depart
mcnt, consisting OF John y. Meredith, general ap-
prascr ut Baltimore; N. W. Bingham, special agent
at Boston, and b. II. Beins, special agent at Chicago
10 take consideration tho complaints that at
ports goods undcrvaluod, TO tho injury OF Import
ers tho limo OF goods nj ether ports, aud TO
determine upon somo plan 70 cquaizo tho appraiso-
incnls and duscs charged tho ports.
day tho Apprsscs Stores In this city, and hoard
several Witnesses. William A. Drown. who was
chosen by the collector here. Is acting In
with tho commission, which has already visited Chi.
cago Cincinnati. ST. Louis, Portland and Boston. Tho
final meeting win DO bcId Ia New YORK on tho 18th
inst. when tic merchants who have acted AS mem
bers OF the mission In their respective cities will
aIi take part. The complaints under consideration
arc prin paily against New York.
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A MOTHERS GUILT.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. I

~ TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
SYRACUSE, N T., May 0. 1879
An ipquest was commenced this evening on tho
body of q male child which was found dead the
residence orJamos NJ Ellis In this city, Tuesday
ing as. The evidence adducod showed that tho chid
belonged to servant girl named Caroline Holdsworth.
who camo from watcrtown some throe months ago.
rho baby born last Tuesday morning Tho con-
dit,on OF tho girl was suspected until tho cry OF
tho child was heard by fellow servant. Soon amer
the chld born tue mother from
her bod. tied q towel closely over the
head OF her baby and drawing string
about It's neck choksd Il TO death. Whom her cond-
son became known hour later sho alleged she lad
thrown the CHILD IN tho vault, that the BABY was her
own and she could DO what sho wished with II. Tho
body OF the little found In adjoining closet
where had been placed after being ngiod- The
Inquest will DO concluded Tomorrow.
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ST. DOMINGO.

UNSETTLED CONDITION OF THE COUNTRY.
HAVANA, May Q, 1878.
Advces from st. Domingo represent that Affairs In
that Republic very unsettled Both claimants to
the temporary Presidency. Guliermo ut the capital
and Gonzalez at santiago, arc In hostile attitude,
each claiming the legal right to the olcc. The party
tavorng Gullermo Is styled tho blues and tho party
OF Gonzalez the green's.
CoNGRkss SESSION.
The Chamber IN session at the capital have ap-
pointed May "A as the day Tor tho election oil Pres
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IN eciing was then adjourned sine die.
VIOLENT STORM IN VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, Va May 0, 1873.
violent wind, rim and hail storm. accompanied tyy
thunder and lightning swept this city and
vicinity last night. Some damage done In tho
city by lightning, and tho crops especially wheat.
witch Is heading, fruit trees and, IN .act aI
vegetation suffered seriously Tho OF the storm
from west to cast, covering belt not thar
mile wide Local OF similar character have
visited nearly every Of this State during tha
past few days, causing considerable damage.
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FUNERAL OF SENATOR TOBEY.

WHITEHALL, n r.. May o, 1873
Tho funeral or ex-senator roboy which was largely
attended and conducted with many honors took place
Of Por, Horny this afternoon Tho paibesrcrs were-
A. u. Cornell, JacoD Case, j. v. Baker, IT,; Jonn >.
smytb, Louis y. Payne, Dwight Lawrence, q. n.
Bush, Is. NJ. Beckwith, Ark Dudley, George 4. MUIR
dock George y. sherman, W. W. Rockwell W. IL
Carr and 7. v. wetherboa
The pouring rain prevented many from attending.
SPECIAL trains were rem from Plattsburg and Albany.
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IMPORTANT SCRIP DECISION.

CHICAGO, May o, 1873
Tho Appellate Court this morning affirmed tho do
cson OF tho lower that tho city scrip issued last
ysar Is legal and may be paid This decision opens a
way out OF tho financial middle In which tho city has
boon Involved, and prcsagcs like favorable decision
regards the validity Of scrip subss qusny issued,
when question ~ now before the Supreme Court on
appeal from tho circuit judgea
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PROBABLY FATAL ACCIDENT.

ST. LOUIS May Q. 1873
Major John W. Todd, Ordnance Department, United
States Army, IN command Of the 81 Louis Arsenal,
twelve miles below tho city. while returning home
last evening IRON tho city thrown from his buggy
by the horse running away and received Injuries
the hoad which. 10 IL iearcd, VIII prove fatal.
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RUSSIA DON'T WANT SAILING VESSELS.
From tho Boston Adyertiscr.]

IFrom tho BOSTON AuverUScr.
The schooner Venus, owned by tho Pembroke Iron
Company and now loading with iron at Pembroke.
Mass, received telcgraphic orders Saturday 10
finish loading possible and proceed to Bos-
ton, touching atSouthwest Harbor. Tho Venus 200
tons burden, schooner rigcod built OF white oak and
we'll fastened. When In ballast trim sho 10 be
tho fastest sailing vessel that enters New York. and
with wind sh0 speed fourteen knots hour
easily Rumors current that she Is TO DO sold TO
the Russian government
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SENTENCED 10 BE HANGED.

GoDEKicH, c. w.. May Q, 1878
Duncan Mcdonald was to-day found guilty Of the
murder OF Rodsrick Munro, At Port Abort, and SEN
tened 10 DO hanged Juue 10. The parties quarrccd
July last, and shc prisoner Inflicted wounds upon
Munro, with an uxc, which terminated fatally.
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INDICTED FOR MURDER.

MACK, N. Y, Msy Q. 1879
Tho Grand Jury OF Rockland county has indicted
Thomas Linahan Tor murder In the nrst degree In tho
killing OF william Finn at Picrmont last month.