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The New York herald., 1878-03-29
LEGAL INTEREST, IN NEW JERSEY.
LIVELY PERSONAL DEBATE IN THE LEaIsLA-
TUBE.

A LIVELY PERSONAL DEBATE IN THE LEaIsLA-
DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
TRENTON, March 2S, 1873
One Of the most exciting scenes that occurred
tho Now Jersey Legislature took place In the House
this afternoon, alter the consideration OF bill legaI
zng by written contract any OF interest above
per cont over two hours spent In heated de-
bate, Speaker Eean, Messrs, Mathews, Duryea and
w. +. Stevens advocating II, and Mcssrs. Kates j. T.
Nichols and Deacon In opposition. II
purely . sectional matter. The members from
counties adjacent New York iavoring tho bill and
those from south and West Jersey being against It,
Finally tho previous question was ordered and tho
roll called without tho vote being announced. Thirty
votes were found recorded for tho bill ThrJy-one
GarrAbrsndt, Mackey and R,ngIcman changed from
yea nay, making tho result 20 10 30 amidst lively
sensation. Tho Clerk was slow In counting the votes,
during which motion TO adjourn WAS made, which
the speaker entertained. Mr. Deacon raised the
point OF order that motion 10 adjourn
Speaker decided IL could, ana put tho motion amid
great excitement and protests from Mr Blodgott and
others II lost by "a to 81, and tho result OF
vote on tho bill was thcn apnounccd-26 TO 80. II
was, consequently, lost. Mr. Bl0dgett called tho
speaker tho vo,c Tho latter said he had.
excised and trouble was feared. The House
thsn adjourned. AT night quorum could DO OBJ
tanned. Mr. Blotgcit thcn npOlOgized 10 tho
Speaker for The words no had used toward him and
the Speaker apoiogizcd TO tho House Tor his out
rascous ruling There Is much fssing matter
has ncsnsod the House. SIX per cent still romans
lawful interest.
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BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March rs, 1873
Tho billiard tournament which has been In progress
here during the past week and which has resulted In
the two most remarkable games OF billiards ever
played, closed tonight 80 far regular games co.
with contest between Dion and Siossop, In which
shc iormcr Was tho winner Tho score stood Dior
600; Sosson SIT. Winners average. IL 12.49; best
runs IS and 6S LOSERS average, 10 3S4S; best runs,
II and 6S.
Dion and Schaefrer will play OF tie for Arst money
tomorrow nigh. Gallagher wins third money.
J. W. Mccullough. OF tho brunswick Bakor Manu-
featuring Company, has offered apurse OF $500 be
played for by tho contestants In this and
Scnaencr and Gallagher on ono side anu Sosson and
Dion on the other will contest for II on Saturday
night.
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RACING IN ENGLAND.
WINNER OF THE LIVERPOOL SPRING cur.
fBY CABLE TO THE HERALD

THE LIVERPOOL SPRING MKETING-HEsPER THE
WINNER OF THE LIVERPOOL SPRING cur.
By CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LosDoS, March %, 1873
Tho Lverpol spring meeting. which lasts two days,
opened to-day. Tho principal event OF the meeting,
the race for tho Liverpool Spring Cup took place to-
day, and brought out ten starters 1t was won by
Hcsper. Lancaster second and winchclsea third
Mr.. NJ Dawson's bay colt II Gad,atorc, which was the
iavortc the last betting agans. him being to wss
not placed. Tho betting against Hespcr 3 to l.
asainst Lancaster 10 to and against wincncls TO
l. The following isa
The Liverpool spriog Cup Of 500 sovs. in specie
added to handicap sweepstakes OF 20 sovs. each Is
forfeit aud only to tho fund II declared by two r.
H. on Tus:dsy se,I.ry ~ sns no fscond to receive
siaEe; winners Of handicap after publication Of tho
weights February g. at noon) TO carry lbs OF two
and quarter $50 subs q OF whom declared forfeit
Lord Ionsdac's b. h. hesper, by spscuium, out OF
Nj. J. Amberys b. G. Lancaster, by Hermit, Out or
Rompinc GIRL years, 81 lbs. bs................... 2
Tho Dukc Of HamiIton's br. C.. winchssca, by
John Davis, out OF bello OF KRrs. 4 years, l08
lbs... 3
PERFORMANCES WINNER.
Hespcr, ns a two-yearOld, was tho property OF
Major warburton, and ran eleven times, winning
Maiden Plate and tho Two-Year-Old Plate NJ EPSON.
HIS FIRST appearance as a three.year old was in .ns
Lnco Handicap, carrying the coIoss OF Captain
u. Lane, ie which race no was unpIneed; but IN
plate OF SO sovs. at Newmarket Crpven he upset tho
odds OF 10 laid on LowlandeF by mock and became
the properly oi Mr. A. Baitazxi for Z, 500 guipeas
He tncn ran three timos unsucccssfuly ms VIC
G,y osss IN IN INC sn,ss ne
and passed into the hands OF Captain Macbcll for
1000 gu,ncas. He then ran second TO Caramel
Tor the Triai Stakes at Newmarket Hough,on,
wonj tho Brighton Autumn Handicap, and ran un-
placed In tho County Mcmbcrs Plate at shrcw sbury,
and wcIter Hand,csp and Winding Up weiter ag War.
wick. LAST year no ran twelve timss, ne tho
EPSON Cup. ll0 lbs tho Liverpool Plate 119 lbs tho
Cleveland Handicap at Doncaster, 121 lbs. tho
st tho Newmarket Hougbton, carrying 100 lbs HIS
last appearance last year when running third with
ia lbs. the Lancashire Handicap won by ArDurAor
lis bs whitebait, Ill lbs, being second. Hcsper he
gan 1878 with winning she Croydon Hurdle. interna-
t,onsi which he captured very bandiy. He rs engaged
Wales Stakes at tho EPSON Spring meeting, 119 lbs
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HEAVY RAIN FALLS.

WAsnIsGroN, March 2s, 1873.
Tho sigma, once reports that very heavy rains have
fallen In the Cult and South Atlantic States during
tho last twenty -four hours. over four aud half
,uchos fell At st. Marks Fla. nearly two inches at
Mobile: nearly an inch at Corsicana. Texas, and
Snrevcpert La, and an inch at Charleston, c.,
have fallen from midnight nine this morning and
hoavy rain was then reported. Heavy rains arc also
reported In Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley.
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FRANCO-AMElsICAN TREATY.
Bosros, March 2s,

BosroS, March 2s, 1873
A meeting Of citizens held at the rooms Of tho
Board OF Trado to-day to receive ~ Leon Cbo,tcau,
the delegate OF the French committee for Franco
American treaty OF commerce. Mr.. Nathan Appleton
presided, and alter explaining the objects OF his mir
SION introduced N. Chottoau, who delivered an ad-
Iowed. and resolutions wcrc passed by which a Bos-
ton committee OF 1--WE Was TO be appolntcd--two by
the present meeting aud three by tho Board OF Trade
to cooperate with the French committee. Nathan
Appieton and Joseph A. lasFi wero sppoined by tho
meeting to-day. The other three will soon bc named
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SUPERINTENDENT SMYTH SERE-
NADED.

ALBANY, N. Y, March 2s, 1873.
About Eve hundred friends Of Insurance Supcrin.
tcndent smyth serenadcd h,m At his residence to-
night He expressed his gratitude for such evi-
dence OF friendship, and charged that no had been
msciously prosecuted by tho highest officers OF tho
STATE Having been vindcnled and rciDstated by tho
Senate said no would continue faithfully and fcar-
lessy 10 discharge the duties OF his once Speeches
wero maze BY speaker Hustcd and A. A. Ksyss. aftor
which she crowd dispersed
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A DANGEROUS WITNESS.

DEADwooI wy. r., March 2s, 1878.
During tho trial OF an important mining suit 10 the
District Court to-day Of tho Witnesses, thinking
n question asked him by W. H. Clsggctt, attorney and
ongressman from Montana, was personal, drew a
revolver and attempted to shoot him, but pre-
vented by Uystanderg. The witness was bned Tor
lam of court.
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CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE.
HARTFORD, March 2s, 1878

HARTFORD, March %, 1873
Among the closing acts Of tho Legislature, which
adjourned sine die this afternoon, the rejection
OF . bill creating State Board OF Insurance take
tho place Of the Insurance Commissioner and accept
Ance OF the report oi the Committee tho Affairs of
tho Continental Lille Insurance. Company, when hnds
the company both echncally ana commercially sol.
vent with cIcar surplus OF 100000 above all hab'i
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WESTERN RACING CIRCUIT.

CHICAGO, March 90, 1878
The leading turfmcn Of tho West mot hore to-day
and made preliminary arrangements for the grand
Western Circuit OF racing. comprising tho follow
Ing cities: :-Miiwaukec. Chicago, 81. Louis, Gin
,nusti Columbus, Toledo and Gle veand The dates
amounts Of premiums and othor details will be ar
ranged ornorrow II stated that tho OF tho
v.reura IN undoubtod.
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EMBEZZLEMENT.

FALL RIVER. Mass, March 2s. 1873
Joseph W. Carpenter, Jr, bookkecper for the paa
Ave years Tor Borden. Amy Co., furniture dealers
here, was arrested to-day for tho embezzemcns OF
Sc 900 from his employers. Carpenter confessed his
guilt but II Is understood that the matter will be
by tho surrender OF his property and friends
making up the deficiency. Gambling is said 10 have
been the Cause of the stealing.
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KANSAS.
TOPEKA, March 20, 1878.

TOPEKA, March 70, I574
Emigration 10 this State still continues and is ur
precedenled In the history OF the West over
$500 emgran,s reaching tho State to-day. The
season is fully In advance those OF previ
Gus years peach apple and cherry trees being IN full
bloom wheat IN the southwest portion OF the State
is from eight TO ten inches In height spring whea,
10 we'll above ground.
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DARTMOUTH COLLEGE HAzING.

HANOVER, N. H., March 2s, 1873.
The Grand Jury have found Indictments Tor break.
Ing into and entering 70 commit IN assault against
T. M Cooke and j. G. Burnett for whose arrcst Presl-
dent Bartlett oilers 5000 rho other two who
arrested IN with the samc affair ac-
ceptcd as Stasc's evidence
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FATAL AFFRAY.

CiSciySAri, Ohio, March 2s, 1873
In an airay a. Eiliosuville, Rowan county, KY. on
Tuesday last, between gang OF nhcen men, headed
by one ulss aud Jake BROOKS, arising out OF family
fcud Brooks brother bad his throat cut from ear TO
Woun
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MURDER OF A SISTER.

BosroN, Mass, March 2s, 1878.
Detectives arrested IN Stoncham yesterday Mrs.
Phoebe Atkinson, aged seventy-cight. who, II Is
alleged murdered Miss Ammo Joncs her lunatic SIS
tor, aged seventy SIX on Monday last at Andovcr,
Mass, and then fled from the town.
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STRUCK BY A LOCOMOTIVE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
AMSTERDAM, N. Y, March 2S, 1873
rhss morning Benjamin 7. Sarles u drovcr belong
ing at Mount Kisco wcstchestcr county, N. Y, was
struck by locomotive on the New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad at S. townsville. HIS right leg
below tho knee badly shattered that It TO
be amputated The accident is attributed 10 his
lcssness.
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SUICIDE OF A FARMER.

fBY TELEGRAPH TO The HEBALD.1
AMSTERDAM, n. Y, March 2s, 1873
Joseph Naht, respectable farmer aged nfty years,
committed suicide IN his barn, about two miles north
OF Fonda, this morning. by hanging himself 1t Is
thonght that sick aud financial troubles led him
mi ne
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WIFE MURDERER ARRESTED.

BosroS, Mass, March 2s. 1873
John Taylor arrested today on The charge Of
numbering mis- wife tho 14th ins Judge Parmcntcr
finding that her death was shc result oil volsnce n
the hands OF her husband.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show tho changes IN tho
temperature tor the past iwenty-iour In CON-
parison with the corresponding dato OF year.
indicated BY the thermometer at Huduut's pharmacy,
HERALD Building. No 2iS Broadway;-
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TIMBER TROUBLES.

Nyw ORLEANS, March 2s, 1875
Ryan Gcary. Of CaIcasicn parish, have brought
suit against sx. Marshal Pukin and Jack Wharton,
United States Marshal for 81, 600 damages growing
ous OF alleged illegal seizures OF 500 logs taken from
prvase lands. whtcn mao been purchased by paintlns
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OBITUARY.
JUDGE DANIEL wAnDwELL.

JUDGE DANIEL wARDwELr.
Judge Daniel wardweiI, of Rome, n r., died In that
city OH Wednesday night. He born In Bristol,
r. L. In 1871; was a prominent member Of tho Bar:
represented Jefferson county In tho Assembly, and
served three terms in Congress-
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GREENBAUMs COMPROMISE.

CHICAGO, March 2s, 1873
The creditors OF Henry Greenbaum to-day by very
largo vote decided TO accept the offer Of eompssmiss
~ swenty.nve cents on the dollar
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LUMBER .fILL IN FLAMES.

GREEN BAY, Wis, March 2s, le7a
A Gre yesterday totally destroyed the paning mill,
and drying house OF tho Oconto Lumber Company.
LOSS $50. 0O0 10 $780, 000 only partially insured.
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SURRENDER OF THE INsURoENTs-PoPULARrTY
OF GENERAL CAMPos


HAVANA, March %, 1873
The surrender OF insurgents armed ana uuarrned,
continues In different portions OF the island and only
ono OF she prominent chiofs, named Maceo, Ia still
holding out In tho mountains Of the Eastern Depart
ment with, It sad, about four hundred followers
mostly colored. Martinez Campos is stili actively
moving from ono district to another as II the cam
pagn was still 10 iull force short time ago he
at Santiago do Cuba where no received by Cubans
and Spaniards with great demonstrations OF jubilee,
and is now expected as as west as Colon
PEACE WELCOME.
Although there still rumors an0at of new rsingS
Of small bands circulated by disconsented persons
there d0uOt that earnest desirs Tor peace per-
vndss ali classes OF Cubans The attitude assumed By
some Cubans residing IN New YORK mas caused much
indignation here, ana tho moro prominent Cubans arc
preparing TO issue manifesto expressing their con-
ourrenco In the poaco arrangements.
rnEY PREFERRED TO LEAVE.
Tho Spanish Eunboat viga, which took Maxine
Gomez and other chiefs who preferred to leave tho
island TO Jamaica, has returned to Manzanilo. Hor
commander, Emilio Seris received from Maxine
Gomez present Of tho revolver which tho latter
carried during the insurrection.
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FIRES.
FARM BUILDINGS BURNED.

WILMINGTON, Del, March %, 1S7a
The house and barn of John Hucy. Lenape Station
Chester, Pa together with some twenty-five head ot
stock burned this morning. Loss, $780, .000 The
lro IL supposed 10 have been OF incendiary origin
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YunS1runE MAsurAcronY DESTROYED.

BosroS, Mass, March 2s, 1878.
The furniture manufactory of Arthur J. Morey. al
Rcadlng. Mass destroyed by ire last night Loss,
$40, 900; partially insured
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Soar to remove daudrun and scad head.
BLUE GLASS.

BLUE GLASS
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Idly under bluc glass, the same equally
animal iiie and capable Of curing disease II afflicted
hang hope upon doubtful theory and remedy, bus
rather trust thoroughly tcsted agent Dr. PIEkCES
toLpsS Discovxgy which successful above all
other remedies yet known in healing affections Of the
thrort aud blood works perfect harmony
laws II the skin be saliow with botebcs
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general and debility. the GOLDEN MEDICAL Dis
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Dry GOODS STORE IN ASHES

KEoKUK Iowa, March 2s, 1879
nre In o. Ksers l. Co IS dry goods store this
morning damaged the to the amount Of $2o. COOS
insured Tor ST., 200.
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CUBA.

PEACE PROCLAMATION ISSUED BIZ MARTINEZ
cAMPos-coNDITIoNs ON WHICH ALL MAY
ENJOY THE BENEFITS or SPANISH RULE.
HAVANA, March 2s, 1878
proclamation dated Santiago dc Cuba, March "a,
and signed by General Martinez Campos has been
made public here. Tho proclamation declares that
peace has been substantially rc-established In the
greater part ol the district lately in rebellion, ana
tnst Is now necessary heal the wounds occasoned
by ten years Of strife; Sncrcforc In accordance with
article two Of the peace and by author
isy OF the home government" the General decrecs:-
EASY CONDITIONS.
ftrst-Thc authorities oi the pacincd territory care
TO observe the most complete oblvlonh Tor past
events. and strive 10 prevent the resusctnton OF by
gone passions
Sfcond-AIl persons In imprisonment for
treason rebellion and scdition, for being accessory
thereto, are TO DO liberated and returned 10 their
bones II desired, and those who nave escaped punish
meut are not 10 be proceeded against
Thtrd-All cases now pending before tho tribunals
OF the island Tor SUCH crimes to DO abandoned i'm
mcdiateiy.
FosrtA-Ali persons banished deported for such
cauAos arc 10 be permitted to return home and are 10
be exempt from molcstation or persecution Tor their
previous conduct
FifA-Ali persons included In the foregoing articles,
and those residing In foreign countries arc 10 regain
their rights OF citizenship
SsxGh-All dsserters from the Spanish forces. who
are SIN in ars are TO be pardonod thoy surrender
by the 18th Of April
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auct,oneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
ERTY IN TIE COUNTY, ABOV HEOR G.
TOWN AND NEAR THE 8EOR9 ETtJ " "
AND ROCKVILLE PIKE, Containing over 8
Ares Of &rouLd, and improved by large aid
rage House and other Outbuildings; also TWO
fine Wells of Waer.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust, bearing date -
the 26Ih day Of June 1876, aud recorded in :..t
Liber No. 81, folio IL one of the land t:lI
signed Trustees win sell st public auction, on the
premises, on MONDAY the 18th day Of Ssptsm
her. 1878. at O. clock p. H.. all that certain pisce
or parcel OF land situate and lying in ths county OF
washington. District of Columbia and being part
OF the tract Of land called alliance ), conveyed
March 81 1S42, and recorded In Liber W. B., No.
&c. folio 40 OF said land records aud bounded as
ioloWs: Beginning at the southwest corner of a iOt
OF land belonging TO Andrew Heiss AMI running
.nence soutn 10 degrees east So 40 perches
thence south % perches thence ives Ian per hes.
degrees west 66 perches to the beginning contai
Ing five acres, one rood and twenty perchss OF
ground. being the same parcel of land con Veyed by
Agnes Lewis t0 Edward Brooke by deed dated Fob
No. Is, folio 845 of said land ecOrds
, Terms of sale: One third cash; and the residue
IN three equal payments, at six twelve and eighteen
months after date, for which the purchaser is to
give his notes bearing interest at z Der cent
secured by deed Of trust on the property sold: or
will be required when bid Is accepted. II terms Of
sale are not complied with In five days the TRUSTEE q
reserve the right to resell the property at risk and
cost OF defau ting purchaser, after such notice as
tho Trustse a6 %az shl y R RT9P1ri
w. E. EDMO STON, r
sep6 Washington, ID. c.
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UTASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer
w 1OO1, corner 10th and ID SITS. northwest
EXTENSIVE SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSE,
HOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, &C, AT

AUCTION.
Rosewood Case Piano, handsomely-
carved: handsome ParlOr suite, uphOlstsr- ST=
ed in silk brocatelle, elegantly carved INIT AT
heavily carved, with Wardrobe to match; hand
some Library Suite, upholstered In raw silk;
peliOr Lace Curtains. LambIeQuins and COrhices:
Ladies' and Gents Easy Chairs, upholstered In
raw s1lk; handsome Reception Chairs, eIegan
Black WalHut Bookcase Walnut Library Tsoies
carved and very costly; Black Walnut Pillar e x
tension Table, one dozen W alnut Brace Arm Din
ing-rOOm q all 8, upholstered In leather: Wa nut
Rockers. upholstered Ia hairclo:n; elegant Sla *
Walnut Hall Rack. mirror front with mar BILE has ,;
three handsome Dressing Case suites, heavily
Music stand, highly polished; Walnut Marble top
Bureau Suites superior co lection or Oil Paintings
Chromos and Engra,ings; handsome eg ,re
mirror back; Decorated Toilet Ware. Wire Woven
Mattres ses, Hair. h, SIX, and COtJOn-top Mattress
ses: Feather Pill ow. and BOlsters: SPRING.. Blan-
kets Comforts ard SpreAds; Decorated French
ton OF Cut Glass, Plated and China Ware; Drug
get, Velvet Rugs and Door Mats; R.frigerat0rs,
Oil Cloths and Mantel Ornaments; assortment OF
the very best Body and other Brussels Carpsts
throughout the house; Brussels Hall aud stat.
Carpets: Kitchen Requisites SO.
On WEDN EsDAY, September IL 1873 COM
dence Of a gentleman declining housekeeping, No.
213k street, between I'd and Sd streets north.
vest, the above Assortment OF elegant household
The above residence was furnished with the
greatest regard for Uniformity and each article Is
The ParlOr Library and Dining Koom Furniture
fs particularly remarkable for uuiQuenass OF de-
sign, excellence Of workmanship and durability.
sep6-d WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auct.