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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
THROUGH NEW- YORK STATE.
LIABILITY IN STOCK SPECULATION.
A DECISION BY THE COURT OF APPEALS IN FAVOR
OF A BANKER

A DECISION BY THE COURT OF APPEALS IN FAVOR
OF A BANKER.
tBr TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNEI
LANsINGBURG, June 30.-The Court of APP
peals has rendered decision in the OF the People
against Lorenzo Barter schaytcoke banker found
guilty In 1850 OF swIndng the Rev. william II. Meeker,
Methodist clergyman out OF 600 The General Term
last November affirmed the conviction aud sentence OF
the Court OF Sessions The Court OF Appeals In reversing
the two Judgments and granting new trial makes the
following points
The defendant at time asked Meeker TO pay any
OF money him. The defendant at the time the orig
inal arrangement with Meeker intended in good
faith TO aid Mceker to make money by operating III
stocks and To procure for him profitable aud safe in
vestmcn II is not just inference FROM the evidence
that at any time before the money paid the defend
ant had conceived any design swindle or deraud
Meeker He evidently confident and sanglune that
In tho stock market would bring him out all night.
and enable lin perform hts entire obligation To Meek
in reference the stock IL must be proved that the
false preences made with intent To cheat ana de-
fraud another. Here there entire failure To
prove that necessary element Of the crime Another es
sential element OF the crime Is that the money was
parted with rel nce upon the false prctences alleged
Meeker testified that he relied solely on tue promise OF
the defendant that he would purchase the stock ana de-
liver It to him when 1t should be paid for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
he DIDN'T LIKE THE VIEW.
poris Letter 20 I'm. Boston Journal.

Gavarni, who may properly be called the Bal
zac Of French engraving belongs 10 past generation,
and since his the taste OF the Partisan public has so
completely changed that II not for the immortal
truth and satire with Ehloh each Of his colnca de-
signs Is filled tho sale OF collection Uf watercOlOrs at
the Hotel DrouOt would excite but small attention
Gayarni OF genius. aud such are never out
OF date. The 1874 water-ooors have brought quito a.
many thousands OF francs and the literary ana artistic
world has had brought to mind by tho view OF these draw
ngs hundreds OF stories about the famous
aud bis ecoentrctes The story or this collection just
sold Is IN itself rather odd. About thirty years ago
Gayarni suddenly possessed with an irresistible de-
sire TO build hoase tor himself nj Aueui Like Balzac,
had his most magnificent notions when he had least
money and again like Balzac he never allowed any OF his
Ideas 10 xecuted because his pockets
empty With the vision Of this house dancing Ia his brain
he went ~ the publisher etBe and said that he wanted
that worthy puryeyor OF literature 10 lend him tho
sary money tho construction OF his dc
payne. The sum required IN those days very mod
est. ~ Auteul was not then great city OF Villas bnt
stretches OF green zelda. 80 Hozo agIcod 20 advance
tie money Gayarn painting for Lin IN return collec-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
CUMMINGS AND BURGDORF INDICTED.
THE INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL.

WASHINGTON, June 3O.-ln the House Mr..
Ellis OF louisiana submitted tho conference report Oh
the Indian Appropriation bill The conference commit
tee has come agreement all points of difference
between the Houses except and, as agreed to-
the appropates S5 $50 402 being Ol3 in excess
OF the amount arried by the bill originally passed
the House. and $i2O225 less than appropriated by
the Senate. The point still remaining in dispute was IN
regard the abolition OF the Office of Indian Inspector
Rud tho detail ~ five Army officers to act indian III
succor, The House provision this effect stricken
10y the Senate. The report was agreed TO- ana MI
yhroe of Texas, the author OF the provision III
dispute moved the House recede fro'u It's disagree
the Senate amendment 'T3e motion wa carried
and the law remains at pres ant This dsPoees OF Inc
bi as far as the House Is concerned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
MANY MILES OF NEW STREET CAR TRACKS.

James y. Richmond, president OF the Broad
way Surface Railroad. yesterday sent to the Aldermen
petition asking permission To construct railroad begin
ming at the southery end Of Broadway running along
Broadway across Fourteent-St along the west side OF
Union Square TO Fftccnh-st and connecting with the
present tracks Broadway II IL also ntonded 10
meet the railroad with the tracks IN Whitehall and State
sts aud Battery Place that passengers may
be carried from South Ferry to Central Park
without change OF cara and for five cents. The
New York Cable Company presented petition asking
permission to lay tracks the various routes laid
ont by the Rapid Transit Commission. running
seventy miles Of The Ninth Avenue Railroad COM
pany asked 20 allowed to construct single track in
Watts 81. between Green Tch and Washington ats ana
double track from Washng ton to Nesi-st The pei
lions We. referred to the Railroad Committee.
MAYOR Edison t. the Aldermen the report ~ the
RAPID Transit commissioners made TO him on May IL,
which gavo In detail the operations Of the commissioners
since their appointment the routes LAID out, aud the
formation Of the New-YOrk Cable Company.
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I'LL MlRKErS ~ CHICAGO.
SELLING JULY CoRS-BREAKGSG TIE COURAGE o.
BUYEliS-wuEAr DULL.
lnr rrL.on,ru 70 TIE rRruyEI

SELLING JULY CoRN-BREAKfSG TIE COURAGE OF
BUYEIs-wHEAr DULL.
lBY rLLtGRRPH 10 me TRlBUNE.1
CHiCAGO. June 3O.-COrn opened about rs il
closed on Saturday, but ia few minutes declined little
fraction. There was spirited buying. tut on the other
hand, there great amount Of July
corn for sale. Tho market improved little
after the nfst hours trading The trading IN wheat was
confined ~ changing oyer Provisions wcle ~ dun bnt
ABOUT AZ strong 0u Saturday The receipts for the
twentf -four hours wheat % cars corn az cars
oats tlg Corn kept on declining a dag unill at
p'rluck ~ ~ b1ip cents FOR July ana
nJia cents fpt August. Iotb alone stppj
40 unchanged. bnt thoro wa 40 uhlo w H. Wheat
stopped ai a roufs fo tuy nh1 HGig ofna fyt August
iyffy country commission lVusr selling Jult corn
ipdaY Inc nppfDah - delivery dsY We Tho Gauir ~
ibla selling conn famu put ~ 1.VpD bishri and 10000
buahpl oi mo strnb dropping ~ thn'h milo blocks
bfpha Tho rputngr 81 buyers n W0isr tbnp " ihtir
had bsup lnmrldras offerings ~ apsunatpiq, The atU
alton Uuiy effW tbt dat Progressed iursa bad
nol bfnL u.dJ up az tbs O'Clock bO4di thth yilrra
Rhso NANt
Nhsat on the shJrt afternoon board duh corn
Ihtfu APPEARED good myers, IL WHa hard 10 nhd hi
adequate reason fol drip ~ wheat unlr ~ cents ~"
decentralization al hrW-iofk had rVdraty somewhat 10
do With t. Al 22O JuiJ wheat closed at p % eonlsl
August at 10 cents july cOr al 81 ocnts, August al
52A cents July pork At 30 %. August at 10; jay
lard at n 10, August at ~ 3-2 July ribs al ~ 40,
August At AZ -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
TIE AFFAIRS OF TIE READING.
PAYMENTS OF INTEREST ANNOUNCED by TIIE RI
CEIvERs-THE PO1TsylLLE AND scHUYLKILL

PAYMENTS OF INTEREST ANNOUNCED by The EE-
CEIvrRs-THE PO1TsvILLE AND sCHUYLKILL
ROADS.
PHILADELPHIA June 30.--The philadelphia
and Reading Railroad receivers announce that they will
pay the interest falling due tomorrow the general
mortgage loan and other securities but that the payment
OF interest Oh convertible and debenture bonds the
adjustment scrip and the junior loans OF the Susquehanna
Canal Company has been considered They give
notice that they will purchase and after July q, 1854
the july 1884 interest and coupons OF the following
v1sona land mortgage bonds Of the Philadelphia
Reading Coal and Iron Company guaranteed By the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company, ct
the rate set opposite the Of tho respective traots
IT being understood ana agreed to the part OF
the receivers that the principal OF all the said bonds and
all after accrung interest thereon shall retain priority OF
lien over the coupons and Interest purchased Brady
Eagle NH Raven sdie Oil Camp and West flowery Field
tract dne July, 1884. per cent; Lee Lands and Oak
nil tract due July. 1884 per cent Mount Carmel,
Locust Mountain Coal Company tract due july 1884,
Gust Mountain summit Imp oyement Company tract due
july 1884, per cent Catharne drOh trace due July,
1854 per cent; Tamaqua tract, due July, 1884, per
cept Minesyle tract due July lsst Por CENT s Da-
due July, 1854, per cont; tunkel ana brahGm tract
due July. 1884 per cent; Valley Furnace tract due
July, 1884, per cent , ,.... ,.,.
Court to-day by the Reading and Potts'lIs Railroad
Company for leave TO bring suit against the receivers OF
The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company In the
dennaton Of certain bonds growing out Of dispute over
commentator for right OF IN the Clty OF fottsve
and Vicinity. The court grantod the pention-l
At Reading the court ms afternoon .sara an nv
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company ior lhna
taken from II III the CONSTRUCTION VI Tie fs1A"s ALA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
Tnr fNrrhl,r Oy i0riSiiN4 coNsoLs.

NV OuLrASs. juno jJ,-4tnto Trnnsutot
Bnita pitos hplea thaf ihn interest mniui
ina un Iuny I on t1Hsipba eeis"'s viii be-
paid by th~ ststo Aatpnal U'rk ihH nsra' asfuct
IA Sew orleans whro cpnses ,nd rpHpjhs hatn io be-
stamped. to o1nfoiia ~ thr Recently adopted drhi
amendment Two per cent interest r. 10 be paid unh
J,uaary 1850 after which lime under ihe debt nmoud
mont the II Ia he iBcr' sei - per cent the
Treasurer has asked the Legislature O. appropriate funds
" enable n 10 stamp tnc bonds sni pay The interest IA
New Yori and London The adoption ~ both he senate
and flo1se of the report o. fnn investigating Committee
Thai the amendment Increasing the NeTesi
10 Der cent WAS carried dud IA" passage by the HOusu
az and bills providing fIly
Tor per interest indicate that the LDusAna debt
oues ion il finally settled Ihs heu agent OF New
Orleans has gwen notice that crest On the city
bonds Will be paid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
LADIES SAILING A YACHT RACE.

n wa Iadies day at tho Knlokefbocker Yacht Club
Yesterday and twenty-five yachts the OF which
were half Of them sailed successful regatta on the
Sound There was one slight accident the yacht Jean
being run into by the Alert The Jean was on the port
tack at the time and about rounding Fish Point buoy
The Alert was running free and the Jean
therefore had tho right OF way. The Alert
struck the the port side amdships ana stove
her ra causing her 20 draw Of the The winners
o,. the Flash Sea Robin Netto Thorpe Maggie Lizzie
r. Mayola. Willie and Vaddie. Many Of the ladies' on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
CLOSING PRIOES OF BOSrOY STOGKS
BOsroV Iunr -. 1884,
MosDAr, June 80 -. "

hDhDAf, June ~ "
The history Of days stock market may be briefly epit-
onizei. fhe speculation W.T. tni at the 0D'liny ln
settled and uncertain midday, and weak az re close
s,eyerticless there was enough Of Saturdays buoyant
TEMPER al the opening ~ business 70 make ths
first prices from y TO per cent higher thal were oitd1-
days last urss The succeeding decline, however lmna-
dey gan from the rst sales and DID not hesitate III
prices mai oil from y 10 cent Frequent hdctn-
atoms followed, but in almost every instance each de-
cline touched lower figures than the preceding ono
While the market generally worked in unison, there
were special features. Union Pacific opened up per
oent at 33ss It then sold at 324 033 3304 93l9309
3O 129a 023Q29. In amount oi sales the stock lei
tho st-6 700 shares more than one NTH OF the days
total business. Central Pacific with little more than
OF the amount OF business done In linton Pacific
suffered nearly heavy decline; the stock was excep
tiona opening lower than Saturdays yire at 35
and il steadily dec0ed with Insignificant reactions 70
30 after Shich 1t sold at 81 d3D7s Lake Shore =
special featse the closing Of tbs transfer books to-day
for the quarterly dividend OF 1ie per cent payable
August l. and tne fact that the OF the certificate,
commanded premiums ranging from y to per cent i'm
parted the dealings IN the stock uuusua Interest Yet
the transaction, amounted only TO 374So shares The
first price i4A-an advance OF y from Saturday t
declined 70 a. rallied to 7t CASH. and then settled
to 73 at which 1t closed with the dividend ex DIM
dend it sold at 71 equivalent to 1879 all all y AFTER
delivery hour the orders given to the chairman 10 buy N
shares but the pairos made the reduced me
actual purchases TO li00 shares Central aud Hudson
opened up pee cent at 99i2 II sold At 999 AGRA Ine
purchases OF IL under the rule covered oy ioo
shares. Western Union, after opening up al 57fsS'$
declined to 54Q54is; 1900 shares were purchaser
under the rule for nondelyery Missouri PaelOo
aud Delaware. Lackawanna aud Western stocAs
were neglected Missouri Pacific Opsnod up y Al Us
and declined to 95L with sales OF only 1920 shares lac
dealings in Delaware, Lackswauns and Western tl",-'
shares half stock reflect absence Of general speca
tive interest in the stock; 1t declined from liz " i
l10L The dealing In ST. Paul fairly represent lhose
all the granger stocks. ofit 1880 shares were
and sold; 1t opened UP y per ceat at 65e soS sAa
sold At 62as s63ls s6l lsa6lTs s6l S6i bS6os soi
Tho total transactions for the day amounts" W.
32l 1854 shares. and the market closed "esA o"
coyeries from the lowest prices. -
Government bonds moderately "Vhe q IA,
advances Final bids show gains Of for tne sota
the 49, and u for the 4ias. Annexed arc ~
tons: I.x.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
DEFICIT OF An ASCENDING TREASURER.

MAYvILLE, June 3O.-A meeting of the
Board OF Supervisors held here to-day preferred charges
against Orfin sreTy the Ascending county treasurer
and sent them to the Governor. AT meeting on July
new treasurer will be appointed Four sireties Oh
sperrys bond will have to pay nearly 10000 det
Cheney district attorney also Instructed TO IN
vestigate the accounts OF sperrys predecessor C. -
Bradley, ana report L. b. Sessions was chairman VI the
uee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
Observation-Disclosures.

WASHINGTON, June 30.-The Navy Depart
ment Is informed that Ensign f. BowdOn. OF Texas died
on board the Trenton last Tuesday, at COrea. from
measles. The Ranger arrived san Dago. Cal. Satdr
day on her way 10 san Francisco. beard OF Naval
medical officers Medical Directors James
SuidaTtis, Thomas Turner and William T. lord Is III scS
sion the Washington Navy Yard for the examination
OF surgeon Henry H. Wen. Tor promotion 10 be Medical
Inspector.
PRovipENCT.. June 3O.The change OF command OF the
Naval Training station al Newport was made a. noon to-
day with saluies the retiring commander commodore
z. h. LIce, III the new COMMANDER, captain T. u
johnson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
THE FERRIES From wHrrEuALI-sr

EX-Judge Ashbel Green, in behalf OF Charles
n. Fuller made argument yesterday in the Supreme
Court Chambers before Justice Lawrence, n motion
to continue the injunction restraining the Commission
Of the Sinking Fund from proceeding with the letting Of
the ferry franchises between Whehast aud Bay Ridge
and station Island Mr. Green urged that tho present
system s Illegal and wastef and that ferries the foot
OF NhitehaEst unlawful because they infringe on
Battery PARK as reservation for public purposes As
sstant Corporation Counsel Green opposed the continual
ton Of the injunction. alleging that II granted 1t would
the city the loss OF tue ferry receipts tor the sum
mer. Decision was reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01

the yachts picturesque yactng costumes Those on
the Rosetto had costumes OF red and white striped
goods and straw sailor hats Those the Oracle wore bne
costumes with broad red collars and cuffs The clubhouse
was pretty decorated and a large marquee erected
on the lawn In front OF IL. There was supper aho
dancing after the regatta Each lady on the yachts was
ed with souvenir consisting OF ton cent pecc-
with the club flag cnamelled cOors on them The VIA
blew freshly from the south and the tide was ~ te
flood at the beginning of the race
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
THE PARK DEPARTMENT INQUIRY:

James w. HAYES, the associate of F.
y. Bangs, counsel for the Society of Political
Reform IN its investigation of the Park Do
partmsnt. Informed Justice Barrett yesterday that
he feared that Mr.. BaDge would not be able To
appear the after week and be asked Tor
an adjournment until October Justice Barrett ordered
the hearing proceed Tuesday next, 1t was due
the Commissioners that since the investigation had been
begun should be prosecuted to end as soon as poss-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
A DECISION AGAINST GRANT & WARD.

Testimony was concluded yesterday before
Hamilton Cole referee in the Norris suit against Grant
Ward in the proceedings OF r. O. Bacheler in behalf OF
q Thompsop to recover $50 shares of Missouri, Kan.
,as ana Texas stock from Receiver Julien T. Davies The
stock was the firm and 100 shares or II were
nedged as collateral with the American Exchange Ma
tional Bank. Mr.. Thompson was refused by Receiver
Davies both the hypOthecated stock and the hfty
shares which he held. Mr. Cole announced yesterday
that he would make A report 10 the Court favorable to
Mr. Tnomusons ownership OF the stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01

tcn OF sketches I'm watercoor When the house n-
i.hel Gavarni went ont TO look at II and examined from
all the points OF the compass II Ia not bad, he sadto
some fTlenns who accompanied him. and yet do not
seem to like It, The view from II is much TO the right
Now, want my view TO be entirely In the other direo
uo 50 be had tho new house pulled down and rebuilt
ON an entirely different plan. Tho result that
Hetzes investment 10000 instead OF 20 900 francs
jules Jinn the celebrated critic. who lived at Aute,
used TO say: This painter, who has 10 live among
us corrected the plan Of his house readily would
correct a typOgTaphlcal error"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
NE AxyrERsARr or ~ ANoLEYT oAUR0M

TIE ANNII EHSA ~ or Az ANCIEAI tHOhCH.
HEBRON, June 3O.-St Peters Church one
the oldest Episcopal churches IN Connecticut, organized
in 1884 celebrated its standardization anniyer
sary yesterday The Bishop OF tho diocese was present
confirming a class OF fourteen persons. large crowd
from surrounding towns and from abroad were ia at
tendance Interesting historical addresses made
and the oertOry amounting 10 over $40, eXtngshed
the floating debt OF the parish During portion OF the
early hstery Of this church II ia charge OF the Rev
Dr samuel A. Peters author Of tho History OF Connec
tcut" VINO He'd England account OF hs strong roy
ali,t fer inRs In l774
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
THE TRIAL OF JAMES RILEY.

CARMEL June 30.-Tho adjourned session OF
Putnam County Circuit Court began here 10 day and
had for s business the trial Of the negro James RILEY!
charged with the murder OF Mrs Hannah Sunderln OF
Paterson. widow, eighty years DID, in March OF
last year. special panel OF $50 Jurors had been sum
monrd from which jury was selected and the was
opened. Riley laC'ted IN June or last year, ana
tred in October but the jury disagreed ak standing i0r
conviction and six Qmtta The evidence Il wholly
circumsautia and though pointing TO Rieys suit, IS
thONght 10 be insufficient - cOnN let him,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
HE VAS IN POSITION to hNON.
From Truth London.

FfOfn TTV'N ILOnd0n'
The Duc de Pomar is not 10 be married to Mile.
se (;o..eu whoever she may be- When he went 10 the
office OF the boulevard journal which announced his en-
,syenept he was shown into the EDITORS room without
rsyi.nsy sending III his card. The editor received ain
gacousy but asked to contradict the report OF me
snnroaching marriage he declined To do So He said tha
ne had had the from the pest possible source ana
that the gentleman who supplied him With hg1ceie
news went the best society IN Psrls Inc fsltoI
then said: BuG AUD the Duo de Pomar ana surrey
oue PHI 10 know better than anybody else Vn nearing
That he was sorry for the Dac. The anncunconeh nau
heen made, e. onf yts pour la rdrin however ho
frmness shown, 4 c0nLradeuon OF tno '"lse A'"'
has been Drinted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
A CONTROVERSY OVER A CORNER STONE.

TROY, June 0.-PreparatiOns were making
to lay the of tho state Armory july
t. with oprate exercises aud military parade, but
the quietly laid ths morning by Colonel George
T. Stonberg COmmandsnt OF the Fourth ttery, who
had the contractors consent and says the honor
belonged 70 him because he was chiefly instrumental m
securing appropriation for the Arm0ry There con
Siderable eXolsment IN InIIitlry circles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
MISCELLANEOUS RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE

WAsHINGTOY, June 30.-A bill was intro
duced in the Senate to-day by Senator Plush to provide
for the forfeiture of the lands granted to the States oil
Florida aud Alabama to aid in the construction OF the
Florida Railroad lines which adjacent and cOterini-
with the uncOmpetcd portions Of the main line OF
said read excepting the right OF AMI lands for sta
tons
CHARLOTTE, June 30.-A dispatch to The Chrri0te Oh
serrer from superintendent Of the Western North
Carolina Railroad says All the damage done by the re-
floods has been repaired aud all the trains are run
mug through 10 Warm springs on time
CONCORD. June 30-1he stockholders Of the Concord
and C1aremont PeteTboro and Hisboro Railways, at a
special meeting today ratified the contract made by the
directors OF both lines for the lease Of the latter to the
former for ninety nine years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
CoyyAGF Ar TIE PHILADELPLIA MINT.

PHILADELPHIA, June 30.-The coinage exc
cued at the mint this city June aggregated 4.s0i
6i2 pieces valued at $l,771,435 so. This amount
made up OF II double eagles eagles half eagles
10 three dollar gold pieces quarter eagles, 176 gold
dollars 1 l4O 900 silver dollars 1000 half dollars 200
Qu rer dollars, 10000 dimes. 62.7O0 i've cent pieces
4Dn thr.n fIiDn nd q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01

sshuykill Valley limo The PHILADELPHIA aud Reading
Railroad representative claimed that the BerkS C0usty
Court bad no jurisdiction. the ROAD was now In the
bands " receiver aud that the United states Circuit
Court which has eutirc dominion over the road and
fs branches must be appealed to- The advocate for the
road argued that the present engs were be-
gun before the receivers appointed, and hence tho
bonds could be approved by the Berks County Court
without IOrein inercrence The decision was reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
TILE KOrNDR OF 4 STyINIDR.

SYRACUSE June 30.-Henry Utasch left his
homo I'm Butternuts.. Mt yesterday morning and went
TO Round1op Hill sitting down among the bushes, he
pulled from his pocket knife closely resembling three
rornered nle and plunged IT into his throat, inhctng
terrible cash He then cut bOn wrists and stabbed him
self eight times IN the body When he found he was
alive, but died AT . y. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
COURT CALENDARS-THIs DAY.

SrPRFMR COURT HAhBERs-Before Lawrence mos.
A. So r. rs 100 1913. 81. 1913 1873 24B z5i "a Pa
97- 2-2 23 2g3 2gJ 300 3S 3O9 g. $40. 5lS 3lD.
SUPREME COURr-CtBcuT-PAEr III-Before DonoAue. j.
Ne calendar
SuRsoGATE's CoURr-Before Rollins. s.Nos 90. "A. III.
I. D. estate al Louis l. Del ateid
StPzEIoR CoURT-SPECIAL TEgh-BefOro SeGgwick, c. j.
Va