The New York Herald Newspaper, May 11, 1859, Page 7

—— Mitehelt, Director of Ludley Observatory, removes to Albepy noxt month. The Bry Busha Doane Ashore. Wovovs’ Hou, May 1 100% ‘The brig Elisha Doane, Crowell, from Boston for Alex" andria, went ashore today on i’) ommerien * ol, but romaine tight and will probab'y get off without damago. Suiciae at Fishkall, N.Y. Fisuann, May 10, 1969, Homor Schenck, of Fishki!! Landing, committed suicide to-day by sboot'ne hinrelf through the heat, The ball entered one aide of bis bead and passed out at the other. ‘Ho was fouud in tue churchyard, ying on bis father’s Brave. Markets. RYFECT OF TH® BCROPEAN NEWS UPON OUR WEST- ERN DOMESTIC PRODUCE THADE, New ORLEANS, May 9, 1859, ‘Tho eales of cotton to-day were only 1,000 bales; prices ‘were easier, but not quotably & tered. The Anglo-Sixon news caused less firmness io the market, and much ir- gulari aves; pidaiog is still quoted nominally at ins. Treights. 0 werpool 4d. Sterling exchange is ie Momre, May 9, 1859, ‘The sales of cotton to-day were only 200 bales. Tho Angto-Saxoo’s vere caused less firmness in rates, and an entire stoppage of business; middling is still qaoted nomi- nally at 120, * Atnayy, May 10—1 P, M. ‘The weather is stormy anil unfavorable for operations, but there ia a good tone in the flour murket under tho tate European advices; prices havo advanoed 100. a 20c. per bbi. over yesterday; sales 1,400 bbls, at $3 for Southarn, $7 26 for common extra Ubio, $8 for double extra Obio, and $6 16 for stump tal’; by gher rates prid for small par- cols. Nothing doing w ae No wheat or rye offering. a 000 bushels Stato oats at G0c., measure. No of corn. Aunany, May 10—6 P. M. Fiour continues high and firm, and the gales of the ‘wflernoon incronse the aggregate salon of the day to 2,500 bile, at the rates qooted. Coro—1,000 bushels sold at 960, There is very Little flour or grain here. Burvaro, May 10—1 P. M. Fiour sotive, aud 25c. better: aales of 3,500 bb's. at $5 BO a $6 for State sprinc, $6 50 a $7 for extra Western, and $7 12 a $7 60 for double extras. Wheat excited; Weetern Fprivg advanced be. a '0c.: sales of 40,000 busbols at $1 for rejected Chicago apriag; $U15 for fair do ; $1 26 for No. 1 Milwankio ub; 81 40 for extra do ; $155 for red 6 $1 C5 Jor white do, Corn Ic. a Qo. better: sales 24,000 busbela prime Mlinole at Ste. a Oats pomt- Et at B8c, m B7e, for State, Wastorn aud (aaa. Wars. key better; buyers offer 27%. Receints—2,000 bois, flour, 5.600 boetels whoat. Shippod—700 bois bushels wheat, and 6,000 bosbels corn. . Bovvato, May 10-6 P.M Flour active, and 250. a 37346. better: sales 4,600 bbls, at $6 50a $6 50 for State aad for Chicago epring and Mil weukie club; $6 60 a $7 for extra Westorn, and $7 12a 37 60 for double extras. Wheat excited, and 5c a l0or better for sprivg and clnb; ovber varietios held higher: Falee 81,000 Posbols at SI for rejected epring, SL 16 for fair do., $1 25 4S) 26 for No, 1 twasckie club, $l 35a $1 40 for extru do. ‘orn le. a Yo. betuor: sales 24,000 Dusbels at 840 8 85° for prime Tilineia, ats firm ut 530. B& 670. for State, Western and Canadian, Whiskey. Bayers ofr 27e Receipts, 3,000 bbls four; shipmonte, . Hour, 4,500 bushels wheat, 6,000 bushels corn. Oswreo, May 10-8 PM. Flour in good demand, with sales at $675 for Milwau- kle club, $7 25 for red Western, $7 50 for extra Michigan, ‘Wheat advanced, but holders generally are not yory anxious to dispose o” their stocks: sales 22,000 bushels Milwaukie cluo at $134 of vst, and 5,000 bushes unsound Chicago rpripg, for distiery, at 9c. Corn advaaced, with # more active demand: sales 27,000 bushels, in- cluding 15,790 bosbe's hot, ut 22c. a 23c.; some parcela of choice oud were hold ut We. Canal frejghts nominally 25r. on flour, 7c on wheat and 6c. on corn to New York. Lske importe—21,000 bushels wheat, 15 800 bushels coro. Carnal exports—1,400 bbls. flour, 2,000 bushels wheat, 6,700 busheis oats. Cicixsart, May 10, 1869, Tbe flour market is very excited under the late Earo_ peun sdvices: sales 6,000 bbls. at $6 90 a $7 for superfine, Whiekey tn goot demand: sales 1,600 bbis. at 260. per gallop Bacon advanced sales at 74/0. for shonlders, aud 9}/c. for #dea; holders, at he cose, demanded a atill rheracvence, Bu'k meats bighor: sales 109,060 Ibs At 6c, for suoulders, end 83,0. for sides. Lard 10340, a ile. Mee: vo Bales: doar, 6,000 , Mav 10. and Ohio 9 or ST. Corn Provisions active: bacou Whiskey firma, but quiet, Flour warket excited; Howard at Wheat active; advanced 20} vellow 680. a 9c, Bides $3f0.; mess pork $17 50, at 360, Partapecrnra, May 19, 18° Flour sdvanced 250., and uavet ed ua ‘er the Adelaide's Bews. Wheat nivarces 2c ; wre $1 85, red $1 70a SL 72. Corp atvarced Oats winted at 5 Provisions orm. wn sides 9 , Fhoulders 62{c. Lard firm at 120, alte foe advarced j(c, Whirkey adyaacing, Ohio Bee, PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. Pan.speLrara, May 10, 1859, Stocks dull. Long Isiand Railroad, 114; ; Reading Rail- sead, 24), Morria Canal, Pennsylvania Railroad, 39%! Pennsylvania State 6's, 6314. Divegreement and Discharge of the Jury in the Case of James Glaste-The Prisoner to be Pat on Trinl Again Next Monday. COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER, Before Hon. Judge Davies. Max 10.—The People vz James @lass.—The jury in this cone, who bad been confined since Friday last, camo into Court this morning, ana on boing asked if they had agroed the foreman answered that they had not. ‘The Judge asked if a repetition of any portion of the evidence frou: the minutes of the Court would enable them to agreo upon a verdict? ‘The foreman answered in the negative. Tho Judge inquired if, by keoping thom together still longer, incre wos eny probability of a vordic: ‘The foreman sara ther that ie ‘The Judge thon sud—3 .otlemen of the jury’, the Court regrets CXC. edingy Lbat you cannot agree, but will feel it ite duty to discharge you, and trank you for the attention pu Lave jmid to tho cue, Tne Judge then asked the Pretrict Atornoy whether he objected to the jury being discharges probability; Attorney answered that he would not inter- be st10n. eu abked the counsel for the prisoner, Fx-Jucge Wuinng, after some fow remarks, suid—T rige to suy thut it is due to the prisover to state that the state- mexts in the pubiie press ehoold be corrected, in saying tbat the prisoner baa any acquaictance with a member of the jury, anda groat deal bas been said inside and oat- side of ‘te court room in reforence to the prisoner. The _ Miry bere oot been Kept together #o long wt his request; bo hes Lo ¢esire to act in a ernel mavner toward them, aud in bis name T consent to thoir discharge. strict Attorne on tho order being made for | reo of th y, moved for a panel of 590 | ext Mouday morning, for the purpoee of try ing i ain | ' ted. Ho said that his time would not | feal powers could not endure, the labor, end therefore if the Coy this Cato was pressod oa for trini next Monday, his services a connsel for the azcused must necessarily be | neod with. i be duige said the Court bal no power over the mat- 1 if the District Attorney calle1 on the cage for ‘th t day ‘twas the auty of the Court to aceode to the re. | quest... The Judge then directed tne Clerk to enter an or. | der directing the Short! to sommoa a panel of five hun. } dred jurois for Monday, tho 16th, to which time the | journed, it was understood, made tho ordor, and when thoy first retired, | were ClCveD for a verdict of murcer aed one for acquittal, Afterwarcs ‘be eleven stubborn men’? consented to a verdict of manslaughter jn tho tiret degree: but still there woe “one’’ for acquittal, But we learn that this ono on Saturday right, after tho jury had been out ubout thirty bows, & vo bailote tor manslaughter ia the third degree. Thero was no b previous to tveir disch: Before the jury eeparat, d they unanimously passed a | vote of thanks to Mesera, Boj. W. Bucbanau, Edwd. J. | Bright, Riebd Komons aud Phillp Jonas, ‘the oficer s who had bad them acters sinee Friday iast. it taken for twenty-four hours United States Cireult Court. Before Hon, Judge Nelson. May 10.—In the caso of Dibiee & Co. against Furntsa Bunily, reported in yesterday's Heraup. [he jury ro turned a verdiet for the defendants. THE OLD CLAIM FOR THE STEAMSHTPS. i Graham vs, Meyer —This od action, so often reported in the Henanp, was gain commenced; it ts for trover, in the a ‘Hiegal conversion of turee steamehipe—the i Bird, St. Lawrence and United States. The amount claimed 18 $400,000. Tho caso was only partly opened ty ' = jnry, whon the Court adjourned to Wednesday morn. + Potlee Intelligence. ish ee Ah ‘Sirhoanye- Fire Marshal Bake Say concluded his investigation in the case of ar + fon ogainst Sdolph Kiunter and Frederick Gootech rested for setting fire to the cabin ot ‘ lyong at pier No. 6 North river. testimony, committed the 1s Urinl iu default of $1,000 wate Parties to prison fo ARKESIS HY THR Pouce. —Phit biting ® piece off the nose of Andreas Geiios, ant wy ing his eye out. Justice Steors committe 1 the prisonee tor trial a Gibney, for beating an acquaintance ndmed William Stien with a club, 2s a clit, was also locked aes for Av Anroons, Pa.—Tho citizey Altoonn, » had @ small excitement on iast tatardae ug evening. It Appears that a man named Lohr bad in he employ a young iady who loved her master, not wisely but too woil, U8 Excited tho jealousy of the lawfal wife, who raieed a rumpus in the honse, and kickod up ® fuse generally. Tho husvand it rot ike this conduct of the wife, and endeavored to exlm her feotings by pointing a platol at ber. This ratved the excitabilitice of the people, Who pelted’ him with rottoa oyga, and throateued to tar and feather Wica and rida him ona rail, Lehr piaced him. Bef UnCET tLe protection of che Jaw, with hie wife and the arin vend to prosecute the partic 8 engaged in tie olly, on the | Schip was arrosted for Scanpar 1 | dreaming of a change in the weather, ventured out NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY U, 1859.—-TRIPLE SHEET. Robbery of the Post Office Boxes. Owing to the numerous complaints of box tolders at our city Post Office recently, and the nature of some dis- coveries made by the special agent of the Department, it has been quite apparent that, in addition to the opera- tions of private messengers, a boli game was being played by another class of outs dors ‘n getting poases gion of the contents of boxes, in spite of every precaution adopted amorg the delivery clerka by direction of the Postmaster. ‘nm several instances letters were thus obtained contain- ing bank checks and drafts, which wore successfully forged, presented et the bank counters and cashed. The latter part of February last a letter was mailed at La- porte, Indiana, covering a check for tw) hundred dollars, and addreesed to the Rey. Milton Badger, Seorctary of the Home Missiooary Society. It was mot received by Mr. Badger, but the check turned up at the Corn Exchange Bank, bavirg toen paid. Another jeter, mailed as Circleville, Ohiv, April 22, for Meears. Walab & Colter, with a check for $90 26, was missed. The check was presented at tho Park Bank, but not paid, a little hesitancy on the part of the teller causivg the rogue to make a hesty retreat, leaving the check behind him: Another letter failed, mailed at Rochester, N. Y., contain- ing remittances amounting to soveral hundred dollars. It was addressed to C. Scribner, publisher. One of the checks drawn on D, Appleton & Co., was prosented to that firm and paid by their check on the Mercantile Bank, which was cashed at that bank. ‘The epecial agent visited all the above named firms and ‘vanks, and found that the description of the party who had presented the stolen checks at the diffor- ept places was very nearly the game, and tha the forged endersements could have been written by one and the same person, ekillod in the art of peaman ehip. He accordingly kept on tho look out for days, im the lobby of the Post office, for a pereon answering the de. scription. On Saturday afternoon last, while the watch was temporarily withirawn, the young gentleman ap- peared, and called for the contents of Walsh & Coiter's box, but did not obtain the letters, No movement was made thea to alarm bim, and yesterday morning he mado another and a Inst cail, this time presenting a forged order for the letters, purporting to bo signed by (he above named fi As soon as the lettors were handed him, he was seized by Mr. Strong, the superintendent of the box delivery, and politely aided inside tho office, and was soon ia tho Lends of the agent of the Department, who bat been for come weeks on bis track, and to whom he subse. quently confessed his agency in the above frauds oa the Host Vflice and the banks. His namo 13 Joun Hoary, and Lis age nixeteen or twenty years. His hus beea for some ved in the law ofice of Edward Terry, No. 49 Tienry was niterwards pasted over to the custody of be Marshal, ood committed to await his examination bo fore the Unit nistiover. tates ( ileal Intelligence, Asowsn Cori Rorrms.—Hon. Join M. Botts is ou with another card, 1a which he pitches iato the Richmond Enquirer particularly, and Mr. Letcher, the democratic candidate for Covernor, cousiderably. Me 8 the editor cf the Enquirer is a juvenile, and uses Fivo Points’ lan- guage; bat he is willing to forgive him on account of bis youth, Ho reiterates his charge that Mr. Letcher gpeca- ated in lots ia Washington, aud proves it. But whit that hws to do with the canvass or Mr. Letcher’s political prin- ciples, we are unudle to discover. Wo belieys Mr. Botts is now one aboad; Governor Wise's turn comes next. N —Hon. Josuna BR. Giddings, of Ohio, in & ktter concerning the Oberlin regoue cases, suys:—In disregarding the Iaw the prisoners did right. Their error consisted in sparing the lives of tho ali catchers.’ Mr, Giddings is in favor of Seward for i'resi- dent. Skiis is Wittun’.—Hon. Henry W. Hilliard ia willing to run for Congress in the Second district of Aiabama, om tbe following well defined platiorm:—“Utter repudiation of old fogyism (good); intenvest State rightism; love for she South; willingness to die for the Southern people (gam- 150m); houeat effort to save Southern rights in the Valon; determination to sover the Union rather tuan surrrender Southern rights (bugaboo), and no more compromises. Manse or Cuoosinc Deipcarhs.—-Most of the demo- cratic papers of this State are in favor of choosing the delegates to the Charleston, National Conven iricts, lustead of, as formerly, by the State Convention. AB The Chicago Tribune, the organ of black re- publicanism in Hiinois, says:—*There is not an honest man, with a thimble fuil of braing, who cao loager pro- tend that the republicans, as a natioaal organization, de tire to interfere with elaver; texists.”” Compare this with Seward’s brutal and bicody manifesto. . Serung Sxxsw1e—The Madison (Wisconsin) Argus, chief organ of the democracy of that State, and formerly un uncompromising Douglas journal, haa como back to the support of the administration. The Argus assumes tha Mr. Douglas is responsible for all the roverses that haya tefallcn the democracy since 1856. Tar Dexocnanc Brsact —The Fond du Lec Press bas an article on what the Siate Conveution of Wisconsin should do. whore i x lesire if, vbat the coming Convention shall piace our besi men in nomination on the State ticket, with- ‘ont reference to past divisions in the party, and that the delegation from Wisconsin to the Charlestoa Convention sball copsist of sound national men, who will traly repro- FeLi the demerracy of Wisconsin, without reference to dead tcsuce or past differences, Gosx Back 10 186 Orrosmos,—The Nashville (Tenn. ,) Banner seys it 's authorised to state that ox-Seuutor James C. Jones, who has been acting with the democracy for some years past, will support Colonel Netherland, the whig candidate for governor of that State. Re OPENING OF THE SLAVE TRADE At recent meoting of the Black Oak (3. C.) Agricultural Societe, resolutions were adopted requesting the Legislature of Sonth Carolina “to take such steps as will induco @ change of the uncon- stitational and iniquitous law of the United States forbid- ding the introénuetion of the negro from Africa into the Southorn States.” The preamble is, in substance, that thi uth is In great need of negro iabor, nnd that the ier is the best missionary to the African, Cox: } 1s Revonp.—Hon. Sidney Dean, of Con necticnt, who was run ag a stump candidate at the recent election for Congress, writes to the Norwich Bullelin do pying any knowledge of, or complicity in, tho use of bis name ag @ candidate for Congress against Mr. Burnham. He says he was pledged to support the regular nomina- tion, and did not know of the bolt till atter bis return from Cuba. Dectiss.—The Hon. Jebn Scott Harrison declinea to bo the demccratic candidate for Governor of Ohio. AxomER Decuvep.—J, Knox Walker, who was Pierce's ate secretary, has declined the pomination for the ; State Senate from Shelby county, Tennessee. City Intelligence. _ Ta Wesrune.—Tho “hoate! term’? was brought to a } eudden tormination at dusk on Monday, when the wind, a regular vorthesster, set in, During the day on Monday the weather was quite warm, and many poersous not od in summer clothing. At dusk, when the wind commenced to blow, the people thue attired, reeiding over the river, looked rather blue, and cyidently wished themselves anywhere but in a placo where the wind had free play upon them, At midnight on Monday the wind blew a perfect gale, ‘and the swing Signs, awnings, shutters, &¢, kept up a terribie clatter during the night and Tuesday morning. Vessels cnored in the barbor were obliged to keep out both + anchors and give them a good range of chain ‘cable, and even with this [ nigesmeeee several smail craft them. During the forenoon of yesterday the wiad con- tinued to blow flereely; tho atmosphere was quite cold, £0 much so that the thin clothing mania that broke out on Monday reccived a summary quietus to make room for a full winter tog, id this felt quite comfortable, Ia the con a relu storm set in, and for several bours con- tinued to pour down with unabated force, At six o'clock, when the bulk of the travel was wading ite way to the ferry beats, some very fuany anid Indicrous scenes occurred in the scrambie to get a place in the ferry boat cabins, The Wiluamsburg boata which are usually crowded in the evening, and which beet, with one or two exceptions, are not very coramod! ous, were found totally inadequate to bouse their patrons ing the storm geen The ladies’ cabin of the glo, of tho Peck slip route, presented the appearance o a shower bath, rather than a ebelter for fomates, as the root was perforated bere and there with holes and. warpod seams. Such sudden changes in tho temperature canno but have a serious and unfavoradle effect on the public Dealth. Fomnron Dern. oF te Fxcarwoop Gvarn. —The above corps gave a public exhibition drill on Monday evening to the citizern# of Hoboken, between two and three hundred Indica and gentimen belpg present, including sevorai leading military men of New Jerecy, among them Brigadier Hatiield, Colonel Shaler, Adjutant Har- Chipebase, of the THndson Brigade. n Newkirk, of the Guard, conducted the drill, and which doctdculy won for them the admiration of all pre- Bent. The loating end firing, aud, io fact, the entire Manual of arme, which was gone through with, was vory well executed, and showed that their winter drills Linens woll attend At tho conclusion of the ¢rilt, tt Seto Were invited to partake of a collation prepared we tho compiby, the remawing portion of the evouiug being devoted to danciog, a floe band of mumo having been provided fur we occasion. Surapr or ax Uxuxows Youna Max.—Tho lifeiess boay ofa yonne wan, name unknown, wos f yerterday morn! “syendod toa treo in Deylia’s woods, near Jn on by dis. | atca, Tela Tho deceased bad oa a calico ehir', red it i (em nie, ack ovat and Ugh hale, bw face Louga he been shaved but a abort timo before comm ing self. He had in Pocket the eum of $16 42. ALMEBOUSE GOVERNOR BRENINGHAUHEN AND THE GWRMAN Reycsucans.—It appears that the recent conduct of Go- vernor Breninghausen (rop.) at a late meetiog of tho Governors of the Almshouse, in which he took an active part in voting with Know Nothipgs and demoorats in the division of the “‘apoils,”’ in removing and appointing cer- tain wardens, clerks, &c., bas aroused the indignation of tbe German republicans in this city, Ata meoting held on Monday night, at the Hotel , in Tenth street, & Beries Of revolutions were ‘adopted’ oondemning the conduct of Governor Brenipgbausen, and they unani faut agroed that be bad forfeited the couildence of the nth Ward Re publican Club. m = Jersey City News. Junsey Cxry Common Counct.—The regular wockly meeting of the Jersey City Common Council waz held last evening at the Lyceum—the President, Alderman Van Vorst, in the chair, and a full Board pregont. Annual Report of Chief of Police.— hicf of Police Haines sent in the annual report of arrosts by the Police for the yeur ending May 1, 1869. [otal number of ar- rests 1,442, The number of offences committed and re ported to the department for the year was: burg- jary, 47; grand larceny, 54; petit larceny, 105 passing counterfeit money, 20, Total 226. Number o persons arrested for these offences 103, aa Lar et noe glary, 19; grand larceny, 43; potit larceny, 8) Counterfeit money, 14. "Total 163. "The ammount oF t property stolen from citizens and ro- ported to the department for the yoar, $6,783 50; reco- vered by the department of the above, $465. Cleaning Sewers.—Oo motion of Aiderman Tilden, th sum of $400 was appropriated for cleaning eowers. Licmes;—A motiou olfered by Aiderman McLoughlin was adopted, requiring that all applicants for Niccocen & inns and taverns must present the same on or before the Uretmeeting of the Beard in Juno, The Board then went into an election of officers with the following result :— Street Commissioner.—Villo Suow, vico John D, Nolan. Commusioners of Assessments —David Gould, First ward; Jacob A. Vapbuskirk, Secoud ward; James 8. Huttoa, Third ward, aod James Narine, Fourth ward. Supertncendent of Wharves and Piers. —Josepa W. Rusa- pola, “Constables.—Jobn G. Hey beck, Second ward, and James Marty, of the Third ward, to fil vacancies, Members of Board of ‘Education.—David Gould, First ward, James Flemivg, Second ward; William Sickiovon, Third . Souls, Fourth ward. ‘The Board thee adjourned. Tim Gersax Eyouist ScHoon —The German citiz:ns of wersey City formally opened their German Vaglish school, st Commercial Fai, on Monday aight. ‘Cue exercises cou sisted of aut 6 by Prof. Fiacher, and spoalcivg and ringing by echolore. “The school opens with eightyfoor la, wilh Mr. Swartz and Mr, W. Tobin as Gerinan and English tenebers. CoxanrMEnrs To Hue Cry Prusos —During the year ond. vg Mey i, there wore 1.454 persons committed to the fersey CBY prise. court Caientian—Whis suy. Sovran Covst—icuit —Pact 1.—Same as yenterday, b i] 7 Past 2. ' $74," 1286, 1496, 1168, nso 5 in ‘82, 1700, 1794, 1794, islO, i812, "isi, 1si6, 1818, erm —Nes, 1, 26 to 86, 87 to HY, 62 fo 88 Uniren Siaree Dietiict Covxt.— Nos 3 PeIOR hero vat 1 29, 2- », 200, 1019, 1020, fon, oth hoi; to, The Famili IKE WAX CRISIS IN EH NEW YORK—OR }IOUS SOCIETIES AND PROGRESS OF TTY V -DEPARTURK OF SENATOR § ARD—SPEBOI OF THE HON. WILLIAM (. RIVES— NEWS TKOM ABIZONA—-THE MORMONS IN THLE CITY—LOCAL NEWS—CONDITION OF THE MARKETS. ihe Faxny Hexarn, fm its regular edition of to day, will cortein a very interesting @ricle on ike proeent Crisis in roe, gtying th ut Treaties of Paria and Vioons in 114 ‘it~ the Pirates the Tuecan Ma some of the Les ten ding Men in the Great tu irje, Sarditia and Fraces, conveying a full idea of the !mpend- ing diflicully, Ii will also give reporta of the Dolnge of the dierent Aseceiations who have celebrated thelr Anntversiries, with a Statement of the Origin und Progress of the Reliyious and otker Socivtles, their Onarscter, Oljects aad Operstiona; Ac necount or the proceedings om the Departure of Wm. H. Seward for Ecrope—His Escort Down the Bay—two Steam. bouts lor ded with republtoans—Pardng Scenes, Speeches, £c.; Speech of the Hon. William ©. Rives on Virgivia Politics; An interesting letter from cur Correspondent tn Avitona; Gother- iug of the Mormons in the City— Preaching—Kmigra- fou(o Utsh—with all the news of the day of an tmportar or interesting nature, All the looal News of New York and the adjoining Citiee, Police Reports, &c.; A report of the Condition York Cattle Market, with the ainount of Stoek offer. their condition, prices, &c, A carefully corrected report of the P:ices of all kinds of Family Marketing at Waah ington Market in New York; Commercial and Money Market Reports; Marriages nnd Deaths for the Week, und o large amount of rolecelianeous reading. Terme—Only Two Dollars per year; single copy four cents, To be obtained at the office and of all the news vexdera, Ad- vertisementa inserted at the usual HerAcp rates, The Latest Dra of the Legalized Lot- ortes, as reported to WOOD, SDDY & CO., MANAGERS OF TRE DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISBOURE STATE LOTTERIES, Odtetal drawings, b dy telegraph. DELAWARE LOTTERIES. nbacrihers, Commiastoners appointed by the Governor af the State of Delaware To suyeriotead the airewing of 8 loa sthorlaed epialature, havin; ‘alended the Giawing » the Loiters for ihe Pecetit oF une Bind Of Delaware. de hereby curity Ut toe follow: are the numbers whiok this day drawn from the wheel, viz-— Extea Crass, Not 75, Mar 10, 18%. » 74, 78, » 14, 37, 67, 46, 69, 22, 24, Cuass No, 376, Mar 10, 1650, 6, 42, 5 0, 68, 7, D, 74, 19, 2. and that the wong numbers were drawn in the order to whicb eer feos our hands at Wilmington, Del., this Tuoeday, May 10, GEOKGE C, GURDON, sdleal 5: sioner Sass 'pukeay, ae ago aa sr tps ‘ea “ 1 Abers, Co joners Mp woinl perinien ite drawivg of Ge Sparta Assdeiwy Letiery, do hereby tat the Teitewt pg are Whe chanbers whtah ose, than Ga pe trum the » boot, viz Orass No. $, Mar 10, 1889, 5 14, 70, 26, 4, 57, 1 Oress No. 24, Exrna, May 10, 125% 58, 31, 54, 11 66, 33, 19. And thatthe axl numbers were drawn ia the order fe which above. ssp nett OOF handaat Aneurte, Gr. this Tuesday, May 10, tein } Commissionore. EDDY & CO, {spelen Delawace, 3, GA 66, Wood, ©. A. BUls, Wxchange and Specie Broker, (76 Greenwich street, second door north of Pacide Hotel. Straw Hats.—Mens’, Boys’ and Youths’, and Missee’ I, eahors fi fats tehmmed aod untrimmed. ULIAMS, hater, 293 Fuiton sircet, Brooklyn. Anniversary Weekww=The Clergy and thetr families supplied at a discount with rent's oud children’s hata. esy6 and straw fools, of the newest paltoroa and in ai! theit varieties. KELLOGG, Manufacturer, ‘S81 Canal atreet, Teke Your Heads to White's, 216 Broadway, ard ft them from the rarest ausortment of new styles in gen Hemen’s caps ever produced in New York. Anviversary Week. —Clergymen vishing the City will find a first class stock of well made durabie and exceedingly becoming hats at KNOX’S well known estsbiis ment, No. 212 Broadway id at a teiting profit ‘ihese hat the ety. Honestly made, an! re worthy the altention of strangers now fa Paris Soft Hats of Rare Quality, Kxpressly sie Y% for summer wesr, vip reortved by stearer, ABY & CO., Noa. 3, 48nd 6 astor House, Broadway. Wantcd 1,000 Hends, on which to Try WHITE'S plaid cassimere bat for the coming July. 216 Broad way, under Sarnum’s Museum. Now Reads—A Rich and Splendid Assort- ment of cblidren’s fancy hate and caps; also, a beautiful allie hat for gentlemen; Istéct styles only $3, at HARKIS & Alb: BAKIS, 2% Bowery, S26 Grand atrect nus 25. Mighth avenue, Nolloway's Pills Ave you troubled with Aizrinees! Do you feel sluggish sud beavy! Lf.ao, you are on the very of a severe bidous RUT; deley Dot moment. v4" these eile; (bey willl save you mouths of sicknesa. Factory 80 Maiden lane, N.Y. rry"s Tricepherous is athe bes and cheap * Berry's eat article for — ‘ng. and restoring beta be Sarr i pe Batchelor's Hair Dye. Wige and the Comte the world wurpemvog all sae, “Sod toa appl @ the manufactory: roadway. bbe! pa Cure? by Png moe & Co s Radon? cure truse They alao keg atk eteaite stockings for a otis tw order. "No. Veuay street dnice fisuse, ry, Kem wee! Me Medics Dtnenvery ts wr een tse tocure sorofula i rhe ond ero loge Yor sols by all dine — Wad, slenesieh Geo. Saunders’ Metallic Tebtot Haxor Xerop: Rivera Gr 6.0, BaUSDRAN fort alec Me, a he pos anagem Moen ene oe Photographic aod Fine Art elegy eprteny Foote daguorrectyves, mints improved French Yoke pnt s, New Style, = w order, fro go.eutific measu: iste id Balloo i801 tit ties, 409 Broad way, Sato AGU ROLarOrs, Neat Office Coats §1 Each amgoid & PROCH'S, 216 Broad § a of Dement A 12k. elip, indents wil Hes 6s. Bnd Te. por pair, Bud B08, HL By low 2nd piece, Li & OO. , $37 Canal street. mati Business Pai a Good Articic, Well Made, ©, at DRUMGOLD & PROOK’S, No. 214 Broadway. Business Coats $6, of Cossimore, Neatly Cut and made, at DRUMGOLD & PROUH'S, No. 214 Broadway, The Rest Spain, eilipuic, trom 0 8 Potent. Cham; Bed tn Existencem(Howe's S78 Broadens. 9 ‘Cail and soo it. Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Hackinesi— le fice (5 Lroadway, N.Y. bend for a circular. Bossford’s Billiards and Chess Rooms, 140 Fulton ond No.8 Ann street. arene daily. Becond band bubtards, for wate:'ng piaces, champ. A Correct Phrei foal Fixamination, os ven daily at FOWLER & W 308 Beondway, wil set defocts, talents and proper occupation. | Wake Up Sellers of Soda Water.—Why not make your own sola wat amine tLe new avd cheap Dmetigon Frades Company, 2 and 24 Frankfort stroet. Grover & Rakeve Celebrated ANCISELESS PAMILY SEWING MAORINES, KEW STYLED, AT BEVULED PRIOES, 495 Bradway, New York. 162 Fultow street, ‘Bevsniya. | Lester's Sewing Machines KSTITCH. LOCH 8) LERZOOME 43 urosowat, N.Y, WHOLES AL! EAC iaNTS WanhvkD. Catewbe Bitters. rows no vigs nied Rhige, r Gaudelyuteer, nd OF CBE, such & grape so hy the beautiful rf S Catawba bie own ative grap re prepared from Upleeg: myrelf riers of N irajc pines and Nquors, J.B. BROWN Sse. —The Pro. amudon 151. ARON ied, 96 Malas late, woivin salacunader while kt tue Work QUIRK Look Out for the Scoit Kye Hat,on Satar- doy, May 14, where ail the Invest styles can be had, at BCOTT & LDAUm@AN'd, 148 Fuloa atreo’. Halrntis disee tail, change of color, ard ite eabe! ic: fully by 4. GRadi. JLAN, No. 0 Twell ii 4 eet, wrevt aide and pear Broadway Crtstadore’s Finke Dy: dott inthe we oly epplied. 6 « MBVs Hor Dye, Depot No 1 Bareisy sire al ., Wigs and Toupecem wholesale and retail, aud the dye pri pr Louse, Cents, Biack or Brown, iso cold st WY Browdwey, and by Married. ya Tuescay, May 410, at Norfolk a, by the Rev. Dr. armitage, Mr. vise Locus Bexserr, both of’ ibis city Lavm—Knapr —On Tuesday, May 10, by the Rev Jas Yarper, of New York, Rickako Lamu, Bzq., of New York, to Maxy Marva of Haverstraw. 4, at the Church of the doly Communion, by iNelly, ngvisted by the Rey. Mr Whipple,” 6: vv, dr, formeriy of New York, to F. man. at the residence of the 10, by the Row, daughter of he funeral, rks Wis late’ reeidence, No. 77 4 enue, this (Wednesday) afvernoon, at twoy out fartter invitation. Berncaxenory —-At Newtown, L. L, after a short but se. relock, The relatives and friends are invited to attend the ral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at lait pass two 0 from his late re 5 wud tured o'ck churoh of Newtown. ‘Ou Tuceday, May 10, at the tou of months and 14 days. Tis remains will be taken to Middletowa Point for tn. terment Herring’s Plow ion Fire And burglar proof safes, 251 Broadway, corner Murray st.,N.¥. | most Fopeless ard belpless 0! Vere ricknesé, GEORGY B, BRINCKMRHOF?, In the 68d year of | eaidence of | Greenwich street, ANDREW A., eidest | Mary Bioosyood, aged 2 years, 7 | CacxcL—On Toesday morning, May &, of congestion of the langs, Josken M. Lacnca, of Philadelplaia. Philadelphia papers piease copy. In vy.—On Bovgsy, May 9, at his residence in Newburg, Janes Durr, aged 47 years, 3 months and 13 days. The ‘uneral will take place ut the foot of Warren street, this (Wecnercay) morning, at cleven o'clock, His re- qa're will be interred at Greenwood. Fortra On Tuesday morning sitay 10 of inflammation ct the brain ha Kate, only coild of Ea ward aut Chris. aa Foulkes, sgec 10 months. ho relatives aud {riends of the family aro respectfully vited to attend ber feuoral, from the residence of her parents, No. 375 West Forty-second street, this (Wer dey) afternoon, at two o'clock. The remains wail be taken to Trinity Cemetery fer interment, Jone.—The funeral of Mr. Samunt Y. Jones, son of the Fon. E:bert H. doses, who died at St Lola, Mo , ia June vet, wil take pinco from the residence of his mother, at el Lt in’ tives and friends of the tamily are 10, Erazzw Kerry, wite of the towaroche, cousty Cork, Ire take place at recay afters -OPy. ning, May 10, at balf past seven moption, Mis. Masr P. Lie, late daughter aged 3¢ years, 1 mouth and 6 * sen inlaw's, No, 92 1 at two o'eleek. Cees, of ¢ of David Nea Med to atlerd ber foueral, this a, ut two o'cleck, from ber late residence, ‘Twenty fourte 4 t. Terxwoon —On be oad y moraing, May 8, of consump- Kuza Waits, wife of Charlies Lockwood, aged $0 cratwitl take place on Thursday aflervoon, at cx, from her late resiaence, No. 64 Lexington sburg papers please copy. May 9, of covsumption, years and 6 ra0utas, son ‘friocds of the family aro respoctfully the funeral, from the residence of his ©. 66 Fulion strcet, Brooklyn, this (Wednesday ) four o'clock. On Tuesday cyening, May 10, Rev. Father Pastor of St. James qhureh. articulars see to-morrow’s papers. Marr —-At Brooklyn,on Sunday, Mey 8, after a short 8; Jona Manvey, aged 62 years, late of Sheflieid, ‘he friends of the family, the members of Orient Chap- 0. 108 R. ML, of Anglo Saxon Lodge No. 187 F. A. ternity in general, are rejuceted to attend m St. Luke's church, Clinton avenue, near » this (Wednesday) ailernoon, at three {n the {oeuy.—On Monday, May 9, Dr. Josa>" Mosny, r of bis age, atter a short illness, ile funeral eervices will take place this (Wednoaday op, at baix past three o' siock, from his residence, ison etreet, in Orange, New Jersey. His frieuas attend, The two o'clock train for Newark at Contre street depot with stages for Orange. #cAni.—On Tuesday morning, May 10, Auice J., dauga- | ter of Thomas McArb, aged 4 years and is days. Tie funeral will take placo this (Wednesilay) at one ‘ock, from her father’s residence, No. 301 West Thirty- ststreet Ehe relatives a friebds of tho family are ree} cottully Invited to atten Crst.—On Tuesday, May het Ts abd 2 menths. s and friends of the fainily aro respectfully ted to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. West Twenty eoventh stinot, thie (Wodaesday) aller roow, at two O'Clock, Without further uotico. Sriywenvay.—On Monday, May 9, Hesey Snoncmvan, resend Mary Siemmernan, aged 1 year ‘of the family are requested to attend bis fu » the ie rsa of bis father, No. 864 Sixt ) afternoon, at obo o'clock. t Throggs Neck Weetchester county, on Sun- Lek) SRTON, 10 the 67th year of Lis ag: wili take pico from the church at West- Wedpeaday) morning, stoleven o'clock, The oad cars leave Twenly-sixth street ut 9:70 yances will be in attendance at Williams dhe {riends and relatives are: invited to attend, mu tam. Bridge. LIBRARY,—REGULAR | NOMINA Ata meeting of the members. of the Mercantile 'r the annual meeting, the following ticket was ree: weLly post inated — Presivent— Backia, with A. HL Ritedle & Co. ter r rv 0@ Preete: ter M. Serihe, ‘wid Metropolitan Bi For Ci rresponding bow Oe 2 Tanner, with artusans’ Bank, ). He yi whhd. 8 Newton & Co, ‘Commern. Tor Kecording Te Treaaure—' ee With Bauk of jt becker Lire Insurance Op, UV Lianghwout & bo. fees em o UnWik ao cate, Shayne | vacancies be bay, Fecretary }, Dore, wife of Peter J. Gest, | this (Wednesday) atteraoon,atthres | Se rs { } | | | | ihe! } | | | | with bleeding, emedes, and drenc | qulesly yiela to the potebtinduence of Radway" Ready Ke Hew ane the Express 9951 Onkel ABD uh rontols. ‘CNTRRPR! SES. Whi'e alt Europe is preparing «) sieges an we whoirasle we ere at perce with U “| St our cimwarens bai " coos men Megderord 1 erga a g both peace and security muber then mi Hou w the family fireside Pesoe te the otfepria of onateat- ment eed acer simost oy circumstances nd tustelved by & positive assurance of seourt'y from evil. w Eien tends to pr eorurtty and cortentment {ietboretice oath, Ued 16 our werme st coppice: , BO matter muse wrberber ki taoed HOrely COMMER! EBLERD ie’ OF oot UF Tew, [ee us Preset all enierprtens involving the expenditure of y Lave beem comived to joint s'ook oversty’s, no one ne ap laltelng deemed muficiett to carry 1be 2 bat ly and brill antly through. The requiremonis Of ether eto this grest and ic, are exacting Bod exbevsdve. Benes tt tat ID originaior of the cpiy ipfhlll: le life preserver we koow of, haa Leea constralued {0 call (0 bia eaetetaner Ibe Delano Life Preserving! ‘oat and Nest: otopepy ” abie eampany was incorporsted in Jaouary | Jeet, wath oe pital of 8125 000, snd hue secured ino als locavon “roadway. opposie the Cily Hail, Among ts corporaiore and stockbolders vre some of the wealthiest maa Cfithe city. many of them doing a wafe nnd Jolvent business to the amount millions & gear, permitted fo #&y thot the proprietor of lotta otto United States, 1m {nets ia eotablebment on our nod best tn the “ ite ‘berefore, lth v, he Ta pan, vovtived resources we but $125,0% they oover an amount equal to one-fourth of the value of the entire city The warvelovg worth of this ivveution can be demousiraied (a & words Jtcrn be ays attached to ord nery cloth ng for pep, women Ard children. atd It doce wot aller the appear ance of that cloth'rg tn the lewat; yet It cap, ai thirty seconds’ botice, be convertea Sone Slept sseerer, that wil prevent be rom, water. Such a company Th charge st of euch au inven! certelaly render our records of death oy inaritan disaster ject.y nugatory, and encourage travel to ali parteot the elt ig one of oe eee moneyed 1 become, ta wollity as ‘oreadering ue \nnet ravage saterscalm in the eyre of the sliowrecked, sui tbe wildest of streams ea(e bathing places for the weakest and wott (mia of boty sexes. J&T BLACK ROWN. Inet an TANEOUS —TOR arepeen tad Lonbhaic Gye mathe wold; never fades or Washes cub GRORGR’S LIQUID HATR DYE, the ovly gure end baraless hair aye ever diwovered. It will Gye Haomediage! st us applied to a biagg oF Brown, wud is only THIRVY RVEN C#0TS « BO or thee bones for $1 Each throe absldag box coniaine asmued hair oye ap otbers vaualiy geil fo Bia box. Geo ve dona not burn the bar or color the shin os i itmen, oat ‘gives the WAL & Lem ay fee to¥ aND NATORAL APPEARANCE. Fold nt ecod'e dug e'ore. 808 Grwed sect, Mo Usjes. 176 Full iieet, Recobly Callevder Trird sod Wulnw iveta Fhuadelpis, ana by widrogetete” the arses principal thorouebfare N ENTS NEW STOCK CF R¥ATY MADE GAR wens —spr ercoals, Ko wsli, Yawiness coats $10 - ery bee Cloths, cassimeres sad vestings, silk mice cm CDs, dey made w orice very ch ap, indeg WV iIifaun street. TIVELY LAO AST CABPKTS, rtrmorvloary low pricts. Imported for epring city trade, ‘Orcssle y's superb medailions. Sopal selvels 96 to LB por yard Hrunsela, Ga to 108 per yard. 1 woo! tHarAiNG, Js.t0 bs per yerd. Floor ollcioths, 23 id. to 6s per va ELRAM ASUEKOON, 99 Bowery. GLYAT SPRING MUDMOINE. CB) UMs TIM, SOROFULA, BALT BITRUM, Ae “at 234°S life beisam is the most certain aad wate rewedy “ohe west att tul and protracted forms ol these diseases Alo, old ulcers, fevor ecres, eryeipelaa, the worst cases of im- be blooa, liver apd Miers. genes al debility dys. iplent cousumption, piles, &e Principal depot, 345 49 cents per bow T EVERDELL'S, WEDDING CARDS, NOTES, &0— Ieee celebrated carcé, elegomtiy engraved, oun only be way, cerner Duane street, B' skDING— 4 FEW YOUNG GENTURMEN CAN BE eccou modated with excellent dos: $3 00 per week. ibe house is weil eit im excel ext order, with a xood bethrocm ard otker converieacies. Day boarders can bo ac ccmmodated OD reasonable terme, oF getlemon ckp be accom uicdaied Wil dinner ouly. Apply 6b No. & Franklin street, Vib'S PATENT IMPROVED Ta SSKS, SUPPORT. 16 ted ehoulder braces, st Wi siieet FM. Peary —PLEASURE BOATS OF ALI KINDS CAN Ay be bad et INGEEDON.L’S Now Bazsar, 213 aad 244 South etree’, god 477 and 479 Water street, main office, 243 South atweet! ‘Cree low boats on and. (T'8 COCOAINE HAS EARNED A JUST RE ou for promcting the growth and. preserving the umanbair. Thatead of possessing the hesting {ittes of ll anima} preparations, auch 28 bear's DRNEIT'S COCO, We are scary t ver alers eve stnaped to the ri easc) alter pting toceprive Mesers Jove h Burnett | Co. cf we justreward cf ibeirshill and enterpriss an article 6 olered in the ma: Pb heed ree boy oae and very valua- ile" ccosine,”* while it la qn'te another ailatr, made in New | Ved, 10 svold » positive imlte son, “ercotve.” vterfuge, and should nt besuilered to be 7,01 the very respeciable and reapossible eve Cevoted 60 much time, cere and capital rg and makiog known the genuine article.—-Boston SOMME, PUNIONS AND DEPROTIVE NAILS TREATEL gi he enly wee ond a ful method knowa.—For sO cenie t2 $1 ened. bunlous and aaile $1 \o ra ‘irieereLb & WESTERVELT, ¢ | Broadway, opposiie &t Nicboiss Lictet, | (UAGTION TO COUNTRY, MERCHANTS <” Purchage no gin under the name of Schiedam sehaap | velecs put vp in quart and pint bottles, with Ba me On | boitie, cork and label. UDOLFHO | HD Bea cured without pind. ie. Zi tier hs eu Rivers’ he physiclang aba > BOCARY STORES, ae rn STORES. KRUIT STORES. PE ARNOGME, HOTELS. ,QAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. erst mi that a large quantity of mized and po'sonous vul up onder the psme of Wolf Schiecam emer wipe, signed Alonzo Wolf, tne been 4o'd fn thla market, Dulchased by our fruit, apothecary and grocery stores, oo. cer ULt ct the eheapuecs of the ster Avs Oe who bas been imposed upon in the purchase of et | wis ccurvertelt wil confer a favor by leaving or ecndiag their vanes tn wy office. and Teantion all persobs from parchas ing or rolling suy gin, put up under the name of Scutedam aren atic schnapps, Unless put up by me, with my meme on the Pottle and with @ fac simile of my signature on the inbei UbOL PHO WOLES, 2 Beaver Gers uh HAT sTORe, } ERMOVED “~~ 67 BROADWAT CONNECTING WITH R, WARD'S WORCESTERSHIKE FAUOR, ‘Tora the original recipe of that coblemaa. Cred = sols overywhere, ie proprietors, JONATHAN JONES & CO, _Importers of wines and liquors, 46 Broad sireet | | i UBE BUCS, ROACHES, ANTS MOTHS FLIeas, MOSQUITORS, * MOR, and all other vermin and garden Insects. the invertor, JOSEPH MEYER, practical Browdway, coruer of Houston 6 Foreale b mist No 6) N Lac as ene SABBATH, r\ j C FOR THe SABBATH. 1 RUEIO Fox THE SABBATH. 7. FUR Ma Is PU BESSY ce ROREING; For sale at all bookstores ra Dawa de Mt 80. ¥ Fapktort street X ORGANS RXPOSK OF FREE MASONAY FOR SALE ME icous and eugrarings bought and wold tn any quautiiy, | iA the old rariosity ‘shop. asshu sirect YNATURF LOSS OF RAT, WHICH 18 SO COM. | aD now-#days, may be entirely uted by the use f Gurset's Cceoatse” It haa been teed Ic (housands of casce and has never | thy an3 vigo- | the rame time, unrivalled asa drossing | A.singl# application wil render it soft sud gloway rors growth or tie barr FATAT, MEDICAL PRACTICE. A few yeare ago ibe regu sominenced | 4 aod jalap. | (las beep romewhnt moditied of late, But do ino adrolt they were formerly wrougt Not at all. Dr. welis us, in the “Trapsnctions of be Medical Society of tate of New York for 1888,” that tho Lum ni gation Jus changed, and bence the cLange of treatwent. He predicts, | wrevtr hat it will change agaia, and that the profeasioa will return tothe “free use ot the lancet, as in days of yore” 1s this thonstrone’ ‘The faculty, sooner than admit they were ever Wrong. lasict that the laws of oatare change like the whe, Reowsy’s Remedies are cvers where cow treling ‘A degree of promptness that strikes the ML's nt, From fever aod ague up t) yellow tever, all sconrges are subdued by Radway's Relief and Keguisiing Fila Not ® iullure isheard of The “lucarabies” of the fecuity get well, and stat e atthe doom provounced upom hers by thelr mecioal advisers. Consumption, too, snd seen fr J. have ut length cneountered a rea: specific. Radway's cesourent ie starting the woole communtiy with its bened iat Chocta in these terrible diseases. So with rheumadiane new raps, dyspepsia, gouh preumonia—these terrible aume of ana eguladpg F hacway's Remedies areas ie 5 ie else and cabgmariea No. 33 John sti y 1%. WILDE & CO, HAVE THIS SPRING BROUGT Vs ag it were, into ove focus, everything that 1 votga faelon could enpply, cf home teste. suggest in salliioer nels, dress Cape, evenlag collfures new ribbcna, ag flowers, &c., do , introduced by the (rm this senso: vdiptratlon, by the: sath St extreme ichadnableresa of the prices excit BTW Wile a CO. No grarws SEWING MACHINES NEW STY y STY1. RS. PRICES aReatLy RELOCED. For familica, talloreand all manutacterlog purposes these macht hey AFO MOLY Gardmie Orpable ee Ging 8 re Sar watiety of WOPK’ ANG OF ggccre neo ale of y machines tn ‘the marke! wally maghings, 4 and §75, ne atiracting wol 1, M, SINGER & 00, 488 Broadway. everywhere, | v nd Ee LANEOUS, aeD1—FOR face Bn Cig enue. Price granaay hesbsopegeet L doves ve 0 beau ne move dati ‘ore dint Fie a oi eo To prevent beir (rom . Tooure elt 1 lane ot dhe Seely ‘op atera, If you are not sat afled, try it. All genuine of the preprietor=-taxe uo Orbe." LOSS ni BF T trem it street, oppeaite Museum, Koster, bolo in Pew York by Barnes & Fark; Carer. Howard, Gow yer Fusb'on & Co. and Mra. Hayes, Brooktyo, ani by dealem . generally, pyroene EDITION ror May. NOW BEADY. TuLugtRatay ie Baie aY GUIDE. dhe Mav Near'y ove hundred ee ae Ume tables to AGuiierwihe cold five Ral'wey mops. of priveipt A Guide to the wines Of Kuneas, with aonnteenad lneieeeee Of Seana. ae New aod Tapereatjnrenres 560 Important biets to Travelle: ra a ree AFPLATUN'S ILLUSTS AT AD ian GSigbets Ta, without exception, cheapest Oa Copteims ibe time ables, to dato, td neatly? Tourha ‘ et ett and etteriay ronding pra, Sad sie cost w price the United btates aoa Canadas Twenty rive hy A hel D. APPLATON & CO., Pubil $46 and 48 roadway, Now York, BONED Yau BAGS, £0. WHOLESALE ANB Trent SBakoNGm NeW Arren etrest, eomnee 0 THE STOCKHOLDERS OW THE 1.4 OROSSK AID MILWAUKI8 BalLBOAD COMPANY. New York May 10, 189%, Thnva read with much latereat a portion of the contreverag row going On among the motknolders and creditors of the La rome ard Miwaukie Railroad Compacy in the sity of New be me troth spoken on both sides Yet there are facta *bich I. ana reeent of Wicousin am in posse! that might I think, be of value to those serkiag correct ts antion upon the subject at any rate, I will not remnia elem, aod eee cee cf cur most protineat cilizeus assalled by Ne woord Cleveland. at lie Cleveland's Cause la a just one, he need not resort te such messuses Wo rnsteia it mr. a exander Mivhel tan 8 jerldent of Mitwauble, the Presidest of the Wisconsia Fire and Morme sneureces Company, aud one who basd ne sdvepce ard develope the resources of our State hha ‘cnt soy ber maa tp it. He ts a maa of wealth, end f chal Dewoomb Cleveland or py of his wesoctates to point out one wealth, or one moment of bis residence am: TOt beer the stamp of the lofdeet and most ue Iovenrty. I have indaed mistaken the epic of the poeple York {f this be the true path to rene tote enoddesoe, tec thet Mr M ichell bas consented to ol ‘Direc'ors for die Lau Csosee and aitaa tele tallrond y, if such fe the case, 1 shall moat cheerfully yield (o tim ite cont ol of my interest in the read expect thet the ptocbhoiders of the compapy In nis tty coe same merely uyon my reowwmecdation Let wem tm- {he tor beweclvee, and, aad 48° Storkboiter!” gaye, Yeah wb intelligence '' Go to the reepectable banks aaa werebssis of this ctty, and you can bere obtain the int Jon on fei. My obect, however in dha. anmuploaiion ‘a 1c piace hetore the ¥asieen stock holders the fact tat with al}cbetr property, real esate ia llwawnkle, Wlopote i franchises. &e been aavartiond tor sale foe cane ne FAML. UPOcr a Jadgment obtained any 0 : startle thea, but ft ho tous ta Somb Cleveland, ‘Lois ray t rd for ibe estabitehment of thia ‘fact Thave brought acopy of the Milwaukie News, from which I have cus accompavying advertisement You wil notice that the ie bas n ed from time to time Aberin rt pe “hese posponements were obtained und the sal through tbe copatsnt and untiriv Bourc et Mwaudie And prevented, eflorte of a tew Tees of the compeny had succeede: gctner: but ft seems. wo 4 hes caly been conser fom Muwauble to Ne Newoumb Cleveland, or i umow presapn seaait teat et” the” shock kala ihe read under bis ibis city as the er, for purpese of procuring their prozies to | b met mn ibe Raragement of the com 1 h'e views 0! the case. Ressect air. eae ral, reepect for this communtiy, restraing me from the exproe- aivn of thove fee. ir ga which auch transactions give tise to. wort more sir, and Lam though for ibe vresent. Mr Clowe- lund accompanies lis saiemen: wiih the aMidavit of Kuseland | merely with to say, with recard (0 this friend am scsigtant of Mr © leveland. that be She 5 thy Went from Om- | fi Foee) meet gevere ec nomy, aD great finane’ en ry Sarionsly eatimared at trom Boil (F020 $800.000 there ts ro (rentship existing botweea the stockholders of the road ip the West and Mr. Breeland, and tha: Mr K. feele voll iu retber a slippery pusitios—theref re, the friendsbip that between Mr. Kneeaud and Mr Cleveland. Ti ipfonale te this ce stencing m id ecr at You will Lovee that 19 the wale ot the company’s effects, New: cemn Cle- olan! rotenced to secure the whole, a8 in the sake you Will see enumereted every article of any value whab. 4 form ofa new “om pany upon the ruing BO ve been wn ease affair F RATLEOAD TO BE SOLD Ak FORLIC AVOTION, From the Milwaukie News, ®pril 22,460 1 Staves Marsbal’s Sae— Newooind eland ve. The Ff United LaCrosse ond Milwaukie ballrosd Company —ta parsusace ard by virwe of a writ! Geri facius issued ont of the Diatetot Court of the United States for the Dustri ! Newcomb Cleveland, | of the said Ds Yer, A.) ie eel) at public u Lert, atthe Untied St at lt o'cloe tested Lie twen » to me directed, 1 have t L- 4 Fellroad Company ikeresn, wite all prisieges \bereunio belonging end Sepertainieg, including rights of why and real estute of every Ga~ ca, tracks, Les, rails, elation kousee bu pre. sos houses | and” grounds, ser and goouttls, onre'and eepurtecaneas, loxaotive engives aad ap: ee a described in the foil owing Schedwe (mar! Also, all that portion of the La Crosse snd Milwaukie Bail. road, known sa the Western Livision of saki Ratlroad, fd al seepaicti ital Oy omeatace renee nee any therely, w © fran r fT thereunto appertaiving, including roads, Tosdwaya righia of YiNy and real ‘eataie of every descripuon, road beds, rails, etation Ronses and Dulidiags nnd ‘grounds shops irae wraacd sppuries iccomotives, and reuLda, exrwar d appurterenes ocd einces: B80 Aeout Foray ve thousand bars of nud op uri mice parla ty deacrtbed fn the folowing sekee B) to, Jota, 20 sod Hin block & and ts 1, 2 Stn book inthe Huth ward of the city of Milwaukie. "Lots 1a bicek, oie lota 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, » 10. ae 12, ad is, ia floc “4 vis ergot of te “ae TS avd ila of fy join 8, 9. of lot tna.1i, and & % of 13, in olock Lbs, ta’ the Foarta wad of OAS Srl ot seheevel; tol atuve- ies somes cbedule #. rei abore—Oue pi svireptee, (fo iret depois sie plakorm aad shed, unit OP. tiree AOR houses yuacniue &! op, satouary engine bouko. pu-bt suc, lumber Louse, coppersanith shop, oa hese, bisckemith shop, urn table, cit Salar engine Louie oa all in the city of Miwsukie; taok bouse | ea. Taflrosd; Cpe ditto op section 4: or and Peigtt depot at Richiieks, ove turn table acd passenger abd freight depot at Echietsgeogers ibe: engine Louse, tana byuse and Freight depot ot Harte reight depet st hubicom, pamen gat Weed can om er ant le teen ee oe ight depot ak arn table, AS — pgerand cergcrand freight Ccpotat Camels; gesrnger and Cepot, turn table, tank house and ep; tao Bouse. at d trelgbi depot, turu table, engice house 6 at Portage (ity er wilt the groonds “pom b houses snd ba are Sieunied dad whic eee ant thereto recom passenger 6 wrk be: ‘erred toabove) One agen house in the ae station Lctuze ut che Jinetlon; one dista one ditto at Pine Lave station; one water house, one shed and one station house at Uconomowoc; one station house, frame ebed, machine shop, car shop, blacksmith shop, two water bovses, epgine house aud wood shed at Watertown, sta- Hm Poure aud water Rowe at Lowell; siatlon hous, engine and water house &t Columbus, together with the grounds upow which such bouses and dulldisgs ure vitneted ‘end. which are appurtenant thereto; Keven locomotive engines; 67 Dox cars, ack cars, 10 hand cara, one passenger car and two b city of Milwaukte: ard wood ebed at Pewaurie; one slaton house at } cars, 20 aurp cars and about 42,1: | ‘which T shall soil, cu the same day, nt tyro o'clock PM, near | the 1a Croese Kaltroad depot, on block: 41, in the cliy of nd ae fos seh Tabali sel? kle, and about 435 be a ete arate ‘cloc! fa the cig of Miiwaukie, end see okt 200) bas Of ralroad. iron, wh, {shail sell cn'the 17th day of Deceuber, 1669, at & oe: MC on ihe west bunk Of the Wseoneia river, in Bau. county, 6x ibe five of the Ly Crosse and Milwaukie ' The property entmerated in tee foregoing schedule B, will be sold subject to an exeoution iesned out of the said Oourt and previously levied therecn in favor of Selah Chamberlain. M. J. THOMAS, U.S. nee tfollow Aveiaoe cen e adjournzente ot ecdean Isao at Wo ovcock ialgurned 0B United 18 cay t May, 1889, at 1o'ct L ty Marshat's Gee, Millwraukie, except the.sales of railroad iron mentioned in achedule I, which are, adjonmed rerpectirely wor Beturday May 7, 189, at 2 o'clock P. nday, Mar Oy 1859, at 3 o’elock P. M., at the ccalaetine y Mintle nations above. Tn the sale of the franchises and other corporat the perecn who shall eattaly the execution, with i oy tesa wot fond and Esperses tbe-eon, and shall agree to oe (Smead for the shortest Use ot ima, to receive di all euch toll as said corpors'gon would by Taw Ceemtlled wo do mand, shail be considered ¢ho Sighest Lider. Mansmaw’s Ovrice, M)cwauxie, April 2, And Neweomb Cleve’ aid asba the Now for their proaice’ _Be ' pecially stock! WISCONSIN. G. CLUB, CONT ERTRD. in the WATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE. ‘A's, ag he appeared EF oF hae PANE ANoAGa. HIE! 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