The Sun (New York) Newspaper, June 21, 1872, Page 3

(tN. BUTLER VINDICATED, | rex vx rnorsnrs omvene | HOW JNO,GREEN WAS SHOT] *#**40n«xany wersrazn. | EDWARD S STOKESS TRIAL |? "an iroacico. | groanmemge trwrancon snag —— Alderman Covever Wa: Broadway ham e > — i, ie. on the spot, and. badd 4c. for common 19 LEQED UNLAWFUL SRIgURB| — Widened and Demars to the Brown Stone |. saree. ‘on tes Her Brether-in- a. A Raiding Party's Dopredations wear Mats | Paricy nominal? Corn chalet oealer ae Pate qn ALt . ? Be oars fe Seewse Be CLEARING UP THE FIFTY.sRCOND w-The Rabbis of New York Refustog | ¢vornen DAY SPENT IN SECURING | ®MOtOR— An American Pleasure Bont | (ric. for Ge, tor sail, ote. fur yellow, safle lata mittee M. neon tindintenediaeaien STREET MYSTERY. thelr Co-operation or Banction—A West- Sf aly : Fired into—On the Rio Grande, sand Hacc. for choice white Western, - e . eine. e . ern Rabbi Comes to the City to Officiate. TWO FURY toy orTON. There has eon an inereased demand for cat tien Termination of tye ‘Trial-Cownser | On March % Alderman Conover offered | ayo shots that have Re ; abot t ———— Matamoros, June 19.—It is reported on | fim Chadauny tpabadaeee ene nee! fe market efgcine Piatut Withdraw the Action fox | {io resolutions in the Boxrd of Aldermen, both | *“eptetiatint Mave Became the Upperment | About four years ago there died in this io Nearly Exhnusted of Mew who | creditable authority that Generals Trevino and | 31fe4 tales le balcy, of which eo were for export, q pamauer (owe Butler Comgratalcadud in | of which wore refered to the Committee on} tense ofa InweccatHaloon Keeper. | widelpunown German dorian tanita tea | Deter areag! eintons “Only One Man whe | Quiroya, finding thomselves unable to offer any Ike. lower raten." Baten Ti ph Sa Grace. An Unexpected Seen Stevets. ‘The, rat provided that all buildings | opp a widely-known German Jewish family. He left Doce Head the Newspapers The Obiec- | considerable resistances to the Government | dMclil port at se. for deme, dive fore JOYS. AOE he suit of Honey A. Tilden agatinst Ben- | hereafter erected on Fifth avenue, south of ¢ myrterions cireumstances surround- | a widow, whor, since his death, one of his | tion to Private Counsel Overruled. forces concentrating in Monterey, and powerless | Rofember, and We tor Debenhee, OTe November, and 19e. for December. ‘The Li to hold so important a point outside of the State | market waa quoted quiet and steady; middilng waa! usineas point | with yesterday, and two more jurors were pro- | of Ni Larnre ing the shooting of Juhn Green of 1,002 Second | brothers wooed and won. Both are rich, and Edward 8, Stokes’s trial was proceeded utter #0 for th | Thirty-fourth street, 8 r Jomin f. Murler for damages for the alleged un. As wt, should not. emeronch of | avenue, the particulars of which were given ot | thelr union was dealtable from a wre of the steamer Nassau, in 1862, | the court yard space given to the property own- - — eva Leon, have sent commissioners to the Stxonine—Petroleum wag weaker; refined fawful length in yesterday's Sux, are the subject of | of view. It was said to be also a pure love | cured, leavi ight yet to be ob Mty of M bs} cearand crude 12ier12h. on the spot. Stfamne sone Gen, Botter's military administration in | ¢T some years ago, #0 that the apace now occu- 3 ‘ahd / e ired, leaving eleht ye! to be obtained. There | City of Mexico to arrange terms of peace on the pS {$6 $8.98; commbion streinon sold et in ne Orleans had asudden and somewhat dra- | pied by stoops might be used for sidewalk, and MUGWAERN Ward whee On bed city. In the pi pihentad Boad add Passed the age when | was but little variation in the lne of examina- | basis of thelr pardon and subsequent submis tn yard Splittaturpentine quiet bu frm; oid at 9 R inaticterinination yesterday. ‘Though the court | the roadway be widened to sixty foet. The | Known it is generally conceded inache Waomen | sides favored the anton: “cuuectiona on both | ton of the several jurors as they were called, | * Yesterday evening n party of forty, supposed | WRiey hrmee ores rehearse ONCE q nuost ily ventHlated, being almost abso- | Fesolution also provides that when any buildin | Snorer. hut tc ie thevsete ce ee a worthy | sides favored the unton, and the questions were usually put In such low | to be headed by ‘the bandit chief Portugal ap Kasia. ; jutely ulr-ticht, there was a compat and awel- | !8 altered, the alteration shall make tt conform | to ‘conceal hie etree ene ted Tf owerti NO CARDORADLE s1N, tones that hut few of the audience could Hear | ESA committed tye tiarden eth ee met Live Stock Market, sie mas of curtosity seekers In attendance, | to this plane ‘The second resolution provides for Md oie Soa attempt to take his life, and powel he patacle Mind in the way of the | them. This greatly lessened the interest in the | within cannon sl the fortifications, The ew York, Thursday, June Tho recetpt se vain the gables OF WStGPACET Ged eadetaa ons OF u sieutiar plan on tceawer, ine caurmency to. the story that he had | marriage. ‘The relationship between the pring | proceedings, and the assemblage was consider- | guns of the fort opened on them with no other | of verve day and today were 10 cars, oF i 5, whe teuled te dt Stew | Secha Teenty-cncond vo Severttoonth sere een attacked. His family is most respectably | clpals, according to Jewish law, probthited it | ably thinned during the day. effect than compelling them to leave. The gar- | bh ether too. many forthe wants of the mare Mr. Van Weekley who he Nassau to Now nty-second to Seventeenth street. GoMnONen, Helies & wits snd wo chitdnan to | beyond the ponstbtilty Of evasion, Th Wea bov rison belug without cavalry, the bandite escaped fand with slow ral fell off nearly te, @ ®. 0 Oricans, was recalled by Gen, Butler, and went Refore the committee metyesterday afternoon | \\) “at hay one children, to sagt Vaan Cl Srou Pip + jas not At the opening of the Court, Judge Ingraham | without pursuit. coats Reverting 1, cholee and extra steers eo} ; prerauintantally ho sanve ground us before in | a UN reporter asked Alderman Conover hia roa: | jm Ne has alwaye devoted himself, and he | simply that of brother and, lster-In-taw. ‘They J disposed of the objection of Mr. McKeon on the | ) Woaterday a bieasure boat on the Ro Grande se. wma thenative.atvers, were wuld at AU elation to what he did on his arrival at New | sone for introducing the resolutions. In re- | ty and Industry, A acleg ey hen nto | et wife ae seared me tee ee nan | day previous against the employment of private | Rir."Chase manager of the solcaree ice Hee ae iat. hciped lo depres ike iyaskenens O° bos inpy aqving that Mr. Miuel was | Abons@ he sald he thctght that the requirements | 1Y,A0d Industry. A serles of business failures | and wife are regarded w+ oue flesh and blood. | counsel on the patt of the prosecution, as fol- | effi and Meagr Creede eee aN Heo etity, und wold’ freely nt dere Mr el Ne Uetene with whom ho | of trade demanded it, and. Itwoehetiorte lace | M8¢e he sold out tho Railroad Hotel, oppoalte | The brother of the husband Is the brother of | lowe: firod pon by Mexican sentinelt on tho bank of | graimere nnd fod calves, and 6'pade. for common to ok jation to a tra the versel | the change provided fur before new business | the Third Avenue Ratlroad depot, had reduced | the wife, Such @ union would be incestuous, AN OBJECTION DISPOSED OF. the river and the men compelled d and | eases were a ahade Srinee ot Gaaice, @ &c bat nebo that vel was the man Yo whem thie vessel | houses ware arected him, and he had taken the position of “spot- | Generations ago an orthodox Europeon synod | ttle the duty tearny te conduct atl | matttary quarters, whore they wore detained tar | Retenmet;aathenry anion ot Wariotn wi'pntotin ver cct ot thts teat imony wag to show that | uiePOROr Mts pe measure any advocates | ter” on the carm of the Third avenuo road, | #0 pronounced It, and threatened with excont« Dintrlet At ttvnd, the Court Ie it: | Some tine, This Is the first Instance of Mexte | ficcriyus fortwo Pennsylvania at 101/6612)s08 wus (he man who owned the Nassau at New Conover ly-Noy_it hasn't, I don't | Some six weeks ago he was taken very fll, and | munication all who should become guilty of it. Tein A cerpon te act in $e place, In seve | CAB authorities exe rvellance over the | | Hogs were frm © OR. for dressed, witty Yin not Munnswell, and. thet, there any advocates for it. "The thing is patent. | bad been confined to his bed until within a few | Jewlsh reformers have been even more rigorous may be conducted by other conical than the | creat A. car gece, |i ores nmr ena eens come wee fore Hiunnewoll was not the owner when Gow or Arg there any protests against it? | days, During thts fliness he had to borrow | in the maintenar Holdh ator. Ht dew nt appear inthis caso By | fer Wied bye. wanton siatennel oe the, Neeaat ton teas, ne k the Nassau, and could not asalen a over=No, ays. 0 oldheim, inact aasiat o Dletric orney Were ided by a wanton disregard of the lives 1 a Tuncof ation respecting her to the plaiatit in| Just then Mr. Geprge W. Poll of 486 Firth aves | Money from hls friends, ‘This made him downs bod rogt, redied! of all, who was so advanced in ‘ dat th viare ere, with. the newer Of ths when tn pinanit of 9 laetal pbc on cen ne Tig aaa ee the proseut suit, Tilden, nue, walked into t ommittes room. He owns | hearted. ‘These facta were suMictent. ev 6 |.ered We bs SE ee ian ttorney.” I have ne doubt of the aul of a lawful object on the river, yet € 7 hati That hea wha manttee el a. | Breperty oa both Hroadway. and Fiith avenue, | that (rcen had meditated suicide, and themory | vont The observance of hunday irotead ot ete | fa the Wisi wi casks Wie” fa witty A Hea eee ene | a Won eaten ee ui had te f ¢ and as he sat down he unfolded a protest | of the attempted amassination was se Mae Bobi pee | to 4 ; = Sandy Hook, 7'29,Uov. Island.. 8 18, tett Gate : by Becrotary Manton, | against both “mossureen’. Mee Matntyen ent | nang. v n was set a Jewish Sabbath, and whowe sudden | ft fini: ty Mati | rINANCTAL AND COMMERCTAT. andy Huok,. 7'29GoV. Lsland.. 8 19 1fet Gate... 94 i » former had caused his ar- hteenth street and Broadway. and Mr. Schief GUNPOWDER SMOKE. So rae, maskin te onan. | ile. Se pe yO . +e fe and avcepted his resignation of that poal- | fel 1 S rope rz d oe, was ay firm ao any in | iting suite {a which the people are a party. na Arrived—Tirenspay, June %, st. Oren, Butler introduced the army fefuis. som eer comratltee’ perey owners, entered, and | _ vy. Medrioh, whc bs a shoemaker’s shop In sto this dostri find rimilar | practice has heen stware recogntaed of the power of || Tironspay, June 2—-P. M.—Afnirs in Wail | ceeamship Chine, Liverpool, mdse, and past. iis, showing Chat a General commanding had | Hall, they touk seats with Alderman Peter Gi | filty-second street, adjoining the stocery tn | y tertained In the English and other | the Attorney-General to employ additional counsel at | street to-day ansumed a quieter aspect, and the excite: | Bteamenp fam de./and pase. x wower In the choive of his aldes-de- | sey drthe Giisey House, aud prepared to oppose fe wad atcekohed siete iter teniares tne WOchWONLUrd 1 LIEK. Propriety of eouineel repelving focn Tent of the pest few days gave place to dull markets on | Terk Venue: Cardi fallroad fron tar the measures, M4 3 0 OLem G ie b . for the prorecntion of ertmnal cs the Stock Exchange. There was nothing to influence r Barrow, railroad iron. iP andor Fuiton of Raltimore, Gen. Reastos iets % nent morning of the With by aloud noise, He listened or ‘aol eh has been presented to me. 1 a row, railroad iron. ater who commanded at baltimore at one | amovnced hat ie mitered the secoletion only | %,few, moments, not certain whetner twas a | ,A,few weeks aaa euch a rmarringe was sofenn: | Oiinthat cuher she District Attorney or tie tion: | the rallway share speculation in any direction, aod, Jar’ during the wat, David Van Dan, a, phot spon Aiden, aa he prapery on shot oF some one pot ding on the dour. Prog: RACE LTR te lg UES neg General has ihe authority to employ wdaitiousl | though this forenoon there was w fale movement to meihor of this city, and John Aenton of Bottt- | ens would pr more beautif had awakened. ond she called to ¢ le | from the nan columns of the Jewish Times, some of the active shares, yet Inter business dwindied TI ee rae watiovs | ememree, Bre! Suomy | Had waked. and she cated to Ess tolookayt | Es Mr. McKeon sald that at one :ime one of the | into positive laslenifeance, with nothing occurring | Rett Crmre wut. eget under onth, fo widen Fifth avenue, by rettoving Hirandway of | yor mut of be and ieiast the ake Seek ae iotpouzarion ov ax Twowervors Marmion the | Cruuner, M° emPloved acted we such to the | worny of special coment, Erie was fevertsh andun- | Erie Lacwn, dec Andtews GEN, BUTERK'S TRATIMONY. aM@e, and dace no opposition tolt. | Soa cloud of gunpowder amoke wafted into the | Rey. Dr. Huebec’s has {ust married a snan to hie brother's fg =“ settied, though there were no outside considerations | chr Flnback, Baracoa, frul Gen, Butler then took the stand, and testified: | Asis tint, wean tending eeeunity portion. | room | He saw a man scanding close tothe show | Wtertcemceameaarea yy me oratmarriags, Who. | Judes, Inaraham Tat Boule Bel titems Tetuse eel” | aMtecting the stock Deyond those already mentioned in | i#: the daual river aRia costwiso vessets, Now Ovloaas on the tat of y, 1962. 1 Cor - al hat, asa trading community, merchants | window of his ste (Mr. Diedrich occuples the | saic law forbide such a union as ines Bo rab), this column, The price opened at Sey, an inet 55 at STRAMSHIPS ARRIVED OUT. mana.on the Wt of May 194. Loan: | should be given every facility; but Alderman ond floor.) ‘The man was apparent t | fora certa'nty, ti Knowingly omer ach COUNSELIOR BEACH RAPLATNS. aqui Gal ete bide on Movrrte, Jone 2 Mrttannta, New York. Joumaud Out | de Wun of December, 180%, and waa suc. | CoWOver bad a clause in his resolution which Mr. Diedrich hosttated. He. dt huptiaiec and {p the prorent eave the. Intarested Mr. W. A, Beaoh, one of the counsel assisting | the close last night, aud afterward advanced to, but | TAY Traci, duue a. spain, New Tork. rer open ould restrain merchants on the part of Broad- hat whet Ss daw Bee | were rep Porat e District . i fubsequently wemt off to 62% at the close, ‘The othe rveenbtitet ecto nel ablated vuai Vane, in Soptaniber, Wot. ie was | Would restrain merchants ou the part of Hand. what todo, whether to. go down to the | nea by tevoral rani, to whorn th the District Attorney, then #atd: inentiy 0 GO a8 the edocs, The other | gac ase oe cseenmecanmensenaige—aee aI octary toaem am, expedition into the Tech: eferred. te also on the part of Bifth pg cr tn the accompltshmen ; * " 0 : a7. 6 oe oa capris tee Are Voaeee ets | STON, vied In the propesition, trom | Found neare wounded ora muriered mnagbeine | Me reuitaieaiy beets tat Dr. Henbee hw footer Rerpurpore of Ratesine ane “Tee tete | 1 o'tock, Onto and. AMoletppt partievarlyadvanc Business Notices, we got two. river steam: | Alder. conuser Ob, Well, L don't care a | simone ty ec ge gupPored perpetrator. Not de- | would have hhacn etlty tenet hegligence, since | Keoves and uy conssutof ME Stokes twas afterward | 98 from 4% to &%. Following in its wate, ‘The Sole Specific for Tndigestl eeeamary should” be > loanthin, mk Tey he contented himself. with watching the | have caned Me attention to tues relavoustlpe rieit | Bermitted tot pear in sutagopiem to bin, Tai uot | Roek Trtand moved up to 10, Northwestern to i sorted iS vo part of the way th Alderman Cilscy contended that merchants | movements of the strunge mar Ning the | poet tant they concerted the fact uy en uncguivoral | fe teuntil fwot his consent. “And thay be permitted | 713, Pacige Mall from @N to GO%,and Union Pacite | 1 May seem a bold assumption to Indst, without ted the Captain of th didn’t want wide streets. The moat successful a le? However this may be, Dr. Ravbech owes lt tothe A Cd two youre, when I have acted @8 | rom sry to 984, Col., Chic. and Indiana Central in the | Qualification oF reservation, that Hfostetter’s Stomach 1 ‘at New Orleans o streets were tho narrowest, and he didn't want THE vicTIM. Dublic a6 « saered duty thad he explain the transaction. | [us ion fe louse aeplocenntacan betweed werreud not | meau time renging at 94} @91}, aed Western Usiou when Broadway touched Groaning terribly, the man walked toward | Dr. Hucbsch ts the rabbt of what tx known aa | foracinglemoment have | ctertained & single scutl: | uty, Ung attersena sacar ane ve ncrn alow WX | Bitters will cure chronic indigestion whem all other r, Schleffein sald tat he appeared to oppose | Third aven nd stood a few moments loaning | the Bohemian Synagogue in Avenue ©. He is an | ment of howtility toward him. Ot1%, The afternoon market t concessions Of | moaictnes have utterly failed, but It te absolutely trac. eee te py AS 9 Broadway widening, and another gentler against a post. ‘Then returning he stopped. at | Induential conservatives . Mr. Beach, on resuming hia aeat, amiled upon | $@X Pcewts the sheer duiness prevalent imducing a | ™°Melnes . . ‘ultl hae Me anmeweh wae tne person ws | ABHOURCed that he apveared to enter a protest | the coat box on the sidewalk, hesitated a whtle, AN UNEQUIVOCAT, LTR. the prigonen, caving, Phat, is all right. Ned, ts | heaviness tn patres,, Cantbe, howertr,wnozed ep frum | There le no diseased condition of the semnech, unless, steceieas sonplenady aa gros hin wor, fon behinld of the congregation of the church at | and then went tothe step at’ the aide enteangs | the fottowing a an extract from his reply: itnat? ices nentded and bent his face in his | Ra epecntielsy nel whee ate at ate RE tne BP" | organic and therefore incnrabte, which this inestimable ym tito Tf he ow: i com ides Cone he did not own the voase), bat bun Sy te ing hin ed | ® cent. AL the foal close the market Was dull | Vegetable tonic and alterative will not apeedily correct.| " broth tdow, | bunds. d by the fgentleman | That | have united a min to his brother's widow devold of feature, in tone being Narely steady, Nor 9 its effect Tess potent aa regards (he disturbanece! there helng a child of the firet marriace, was owing to | John H. Webster, broker, B. Frank, and Jacob ¥ gave the churchman a re- | terward ho was discover \ Le opposed the measure | whoxe story was given in yesterday's SUN, Mr. her from persons in New York | clnrety Lecuttee fhe chureh ow 4 leception—not fraudulent silence, but ane: | Parrelll ‘then called in saccessfoh, but hav- ere Is wothiug new to no money, the supply . erely. Lecattae th ‘ splo wanted to | Diedrich was the man described as shouting “ nat ph it ‘arrelll were then called in aucoessfoh, but hay nf the demand. Nicateat | of the liver, bowels, kidneys, nervous system, &¢., of keep the street quiet; and anyhow the church | ,*Vatch, vatch!" He went down to the street, | ilenuer of mame ta the bridal cate Parked Gre belie | ing formed an opinion, they were excused. ¥ ceat,, with some exceptions at lower rates. | which indigestion te 60 often the primary cacee end NECOTIATING FOR Timm NARSAU. ower encroaclied Gn the sidewalk several | and assisted In taking Mr. Green to the police | groomrof what degres hin, rettionshtp to the deceased A MAN WHO NEVER READS MURDERS. alaconnia move al say ereent. very freely, With | with whieh it In frequently. complicated. Functio Tosco him what he woold seit her for if he could | inches. station. “He saw noone besides Mr. Green'when | husband of his rife had been. ie "waa ‘ty cou te some sales of gtlt-cdged” at 53. ith and! ie anmee adhae muttea® ‘and here: | "AlStrmen Gilsey wished that Mr. Conover | hemuised tive mint Tanah incongt ited anaver, apd Red ad eawonto | Bennett, Wilttems, lace dealer, of £72 Brana | ai cecrmment conde cpencd Aialy ae fraction hiker | rerelarty te positively eesentat to vigorous Wealth sud tierward jest, wiitiont way deiuite anders: au fine t ould allow thy arto lis a “44 y miives obgsalts thes sro, | doubt ie truth. For preenution's sake, ail the mar. | way, did no} e ices tint no 0 | mental enjoyment, and this physical seo ne brercone to-acd tod Me Huncewcil that therigh: | Coes Oyen whey Ware howl away cere ATER: | neukd the Mepere ee pie the, shoe, atare, | riageg weet down forthe following week “are | of Mr. Flak. Ho had heard of it. He reads the | fmprovementin London, but declined with gold athe | "ental enjoyment, and thie physical blessing - wae. resided ta the Qua ter-denernl 3 and perpetuated by the nse of this admirable and agree md Board, At the ‘final call there was on Saturdays proclaimed from the pulpit, in | newspapers, but never reads murders. He has he cera te oO that any, Possible objec. | talked about it. He can't say that he has | \ wilately afterward my an Alterman Conover Fetorted, “Ob, levetoped, the market loving ou the basis of 117% | able regulating and renovi ynagoKue, ing clixtr, iesion. to. purchase A ‘sharp colloquy between Sodan. he supposes, was the noise of the pistol aa “the nuptiaia may come’ to light. This che has | fontse tor fers, ror the Teens | Mcintyre, Sehiewein, Peilcand Alderman Gjlsey | it rattled to the curbstone, She looked fre done alto tn the present tase, bat no tatormet formed an opinion on the subject, and can't sa Henry Clews & Co,, 92 Wall street, report at 4 P. Ma paper year! au Was Just sich a ne side, and Alderma aver on the other | 1! % asuan, holding his o FREE, At wae Drought to me, ahd on the appolnte he has not. He thinks he has no opinion, though Bid. Asked, Mineral Waters. haster-General ga ued, the former party wishing to postpon ing slowly toward the avei camtictated af, the jnarriege, mtterly iguorant of t there are some impressions on his mind, U.S. currency 6e.11434¢ 11435 5-200 1868, cou Nature has provided in the noted medicinal spring & rice nog Ao oo matter until property owners rete t on which Was found bi shameleas artifice of which } had been the victim. It | To the District Attorncy--I have no conecicntons | Ge ered. 14'¢ TAME 5m 1807, bait rs of Kissingen, Vichy, Carlsbad, Selters, &e., vale tog anxious co xet od the expedition. i De AU OT Rarty cwnere retarne ik entloman iene ppcalte Suse Weis in tstual bx aaraea tie ree scruples against the prisoner. I think I could ait ou the HEN 5.204 1888, coup. MME ATM ies for rhemmatism, gout, dyspepsia, india tea an Preport bpon her yaiuen, ie Tinorde.. | yes. that’s always the way, to put it off and tl was given (nto the care of Capt. Gar My hel oeapeatter that wa terscek their tie beeen | JMFY without Dias. Knever knew James Fisk, Jr. Hay later Hg Wis Of burvey wa twillneverbe done. Peay this thing ts favor. | old-fashioned single-barrelled self-cocking pla- | decelt had gained my seristance tno jenge found not true, and challenged to IMM (Se OF ISvreg. NS Aa | MATTIEWS'S CRYSTALS OR SOLURLE TABLETS “ abie for property owners, and ought to be car. | tol, dnd had heen loaded with powder and ball. | sternly forbidden anton, and t the favor. . Hite of teat ree Ma Md | MATTIEWS'S CRYST om J z ‘ ried out. Buildings are going up all the while, | When the Captain exhibited it to Mr, fRein Bee tee. me Mr Townsend—I do not know Mr. Tweed. Ihave NZ |Cent. Pac. g. bds.i04% 105 OF MINERAL WATERS sand nd the sooner they know what they have todo | wife, che remembered it as one her h ides I Dal ‘id no public position tn the city of New York, Ido he probable adjournmentot the Geneva Conteronce | for home use reproduce with the greatest degree Of {thew sent 5 better, What's the good of these broad | } for years. know, she Aig uot {hed Be per elit | BtKhow Jay Gould. “1 have no unpre as'to the | for s period of eight ved from the | Adelity the waters of these springy nero Ricerca ae Ks? Ladies only soil thelr dresses ru aL ity and we in that he had | offer. The man replied I 1 tetgoner’s nuit A. Pince i2 Opposite to | markets an el of hy has been felt by drugilate. 8 box sent by matt on receipt ‘THE SAUL EFFECTED, ding across thirty feet of sitewalk and st d Dut a ahort t civil marriage, but tat an orthodox rabble fa ita fhaverrerhs u I Hotel. | for a long tiie, though we are still tn suspense ay to the | Bold by drugiists. Sauiple box sent by a hen by © 1 told blin of what had trauap Alderman Gilsey resyouded that Aldermen w OWHOkb #1BtOr . not the vallllty of a religious uu [have seen the Ararret | Gealevetiuat'on of the Alabaina imbroutio. The low. | of cents, JOHN MATTHEWS, tot wy,, 2th, and 2b 1 L would like to have (he boat, aud i he pald servasits of the people, and since wm he Ck ‘; " elrew nad heen told it was i bar, day, with arise | streets, oy stoaene. Sh ered, SenTaied sortie tocluahit tie me The Captain hurried to Bellovie Hospital and eit Sx#tioni fox Bad begs toa lt was there Gy the cae reports me the J Me found Mr. Green critical condition. He was T didn't go to the ladies’ iets, A Strike.—Strikes are popular t the erty owners should te os ni alee soatpone | Huie to taik, however, ahd he ngnin spoke to tie rally antontehod ine, and on further | hay (My yee ty ge 1 QA! | most popular'is the universal atrike aume ont pit Oot Alder. | Captain about the attack. Suddenly the Onp CHa eer and for'whose pabiication he | to much time hers already, ducioge the | inet vate: Capital und Iabor bovn app of KNOX Aa. | (aca drew the small plstol ‘from hts pa es porainsiont” . UE TALE $4 wrtanda ac | #4 Broadway. af 1 the committee thot the | holding Itup belore Green, said ale y t hodox rabbi debit esol baker allo babesiaa f Uhin inven Lange Wa ae ian gee Sentlon et « that as, aud Mane ee MSD eMRET eRe eaters tern wie ria wie ‘The triers found the ehallense not true and pe " with a reduction, ia, rate the Heading The best place iu New York to hay rattantg fod apptaised her at Came Value, abd If they we no. Ay ip fe a! Ga Be |” Green trembled like Te shook allo arent#, to ask is cooperation. The rabbl guve t waa accepted, and at 11 o'clock sworn in as tho | drawers to Muy for loug bills, and 1Wi for short pate: fhe ellven seoditung FeSeiaRey IB BUQC LAGS) 99 Pe Fcelve that L must, under the authority of ‘the Govern ey. andl finally tho whole question. | snared hia head Mist tote reste wet ee he following ndviers "fama too well Informed of the | fleat Juror. faked Ginbeoaa aio of bli coutra be ihe Canene tenes Pauioude Wp anion cat olan wo ML. Pohl, Re: poemmenton- of the. Ver nit eive theme 1 Alderman Conover was the sole advo sft, turd tried Ih every why, to oabene tive | circumstances. kt would ereats too mech uproarinimy | Charles Wolfenstein of 119 Kast Fifty.¢th | fowl bills wuacia bate 1 ¥ é stoi is Se soyomees ees beeen seam ey > Sopa id» ma pie 8 Pat: con ctene Peony. omereaation. Ti cannot undertake it. Go to Dr, | street hud read the newapal vunts of the | eg, he on ce an ie Mae U Sather for awutle, gr unsucces: » sald, In a we! al he question, why, you cau ing ; act Cobthed an op erable demas, 10 view of th as | one uf Vininne’s Rxtract Jaiinlon GUger 4 . Raper Sorby THK MYSTIC PARK RACES. ty} shecliosad site Eas Bucs dated the Marie pital punishinen utile Reawon, lurgely tn the . H iored thet, on kam Bd Yes, It's mine.” ale rete pation | TAUEGE ue Betsonite Galtaoteb ater Pmen fy nomial minouse faboue Ge. In BIRTHS. is nee Sher ean tha FEN, > ‘ 7 de ied wales 1 By. After that {Informed me ot his nip atsor Hought the prisoner gull vallenge sustained nly : \ ‘. er, OKO to ne € x4 b House for te bu ‘ The Colt Rac by Defiance tn Three ! rake tinued watching him. Green to Ri THar rho elvilly, a he pair nye ink ae : fr ch $4 40 silver bare), and there is ale a grow ASITTON.-Tn FI org. Ky. Jane won to the «duu passing tne tu Stretuhe F anntless Winning the ears appenting to his questioner, and asked: | probably been w ico In 9 court of law Aaron E, Towne, George W. Buc t, Honey | ag belek Unde the ellgwe aa lon manmuvring the mak. | wite of u, cditor of the Pletingstarg Derax AO HARSH Wonns vsep, 2:30 Race The Favorites Ahend, “Tao, indeed," ropiiod the Capta In relation tot! t case the Jewish Times Henjamin Hratlard: | period, wien the ma ‘ae Mable to be tu ora 9, 0-008 tthe Ten, avi & bial Ataiead ceten \toc9 Bosvox, Site 2, ttendance at | After some héehation he adintttad fnding the | made the followin ents in Its latest nuin- Tarnall had Fréagury pawelty of 1 aie Oe A Miu, aad ovwstatowent by | syetic Park to-day was not as targe as on the | Pistol, but emphatically dented having shot ber ener Ch tg pos 7 ‘ ; from the Custom Houses thy ic Pal alsa s self One of these provisions of the oral law ty the proht: THE FOURTH JUROR ACCE a ithe TY LOR. —In Woehtnaton, D.C., June 10, on to Capte i d convey the | preceding days, The rst ra fora purse |” Capt, Gunner has personally known Green for | bition of marringe betw nan sad the widow Of I : the gol Fo Pua CoMbIua: F Willian Tyler, Superlutendent of the Unived states i Sire it : Ae y known Green for . see Ghiidren from tte | Nehemiah M. Cornish sald he woutd try to be tniae Heet of depress of $1,000, for which t Uoual Cemetery. r ald colts, Defla were ten entrics of | several years, and says tint he feels satished that | Ace it he was pul under oath, he would acknowledg having attempied co. When the Captain roms 113% th the evidence. jy, the price Tt to dn by. a < Ite softer mertiian, later it reacted fo 119%: . teh a turor | woteatartiye nai ettiing buck to TiS ue cil MARRIED, uae age (Trihuly and pleasant ¢ Words belig used by anyb: dy erned b ir. McKeon cited @ cuse In meidors and treats | 0 a Conawerated by wieh law and y we was the fay lowe's Tom my rated villfam do @ ike answer, and the Court held’ Bim | Wyiuess al tbe attedve til. Kor carry < STINGS. In Storiing, Muss., June 5, b mae int Inipoeed by me. He came volunt at $60, and tho Geld sold at 46. Six colts came by Seal tee ea ‘ ‘ 8 we are informed on ¢ cessity of frying to act impartially getting their balances carried without inter tis Rey, Mr, Hub)y , Joseph E, Miske, of Oiay On the busing is question, and ih. | to the score, and thelr brillimt efforts to w Het all those meu go; nove of them sot | Cie ete ee ct bea been silted (oki |. After further examination the triers decided tu the auld or the currency advanced. The Tresnry | Grantville, W Mw Abies, daugitor of Major Kugue famesctvours la canautom, |nernie, vere condnete elicited al admiration, as they are the of 40 told Joseph G. Doxey, keeper of the | Bi sanction, whieh, of courve, was refused. so appit- | the challenge to tho not raved. Mtr. | oniy ga ca5du0 a 113 43. The Assistant Freawmerr | eOTieehs In Kingston, Ont., June 11, by th ue uc jdeut (0) pring of lilustrlous dame ‘and sires, Defanc cote Bai ; Callous were luade W other tainaters, and we see the | Cornish was then accepted, and sworn in as the | Ob) Sci at tts scant coum | 0! in Kingston, Ont. June if, by the Avter pur tho Kasea ots the trot gallentiy in three stratant theate. oir held hud wineecae | §pemtagle of s Western rabbt coming expressly to New | fourth juror at 12 ck. disbursing tn coll the public debt $6300)" ee te ee - Sucre Der inte, The second race wis w Lure of Ghee for th (uy of the men beld had any ctisin rk for the purpose of lending the sanction of bis | Paul Koechling thought he did not understand | The trnmctious att) ry were as follows ae madety Ine @ clase, There were stant nttlens boven a? |e oe ire re noone. ton Wake aot mran ae Heatze reteieae | the English language well enough to try acanl. | Guid recelnta, stints! My payments, #1 at.2 balance, id hun he could have tie Sossay | which put in a appearance. Dauntless was the ere Vis aeercenen: ‘and the religion of which he professes to bee | {4 gase, and Jarnes Smith had formed an Horie Dalance: er 1sr, 160495 custo ” with the amount spent m | Coroner Young vistted Green to take his ante mong t opinion, Dalton Dut tho otrarire a id ie | 'Whcther, however, the marriage rite ts performed by | *Phils exhausted the old p st choloe, aud sold in the. pools for £100; T clearings at the Gold and Mr, McK an shaw! from Queen V $60: Bt. Elmo, $30; and the’ fleld | mortem dej h ) $29,415,00 gold balances, $1,251,404, aud currency bal) | other m ‘ he She Nera of the rural tunity. A MAILINE ELEPHANT. out $i, Dauntless won the first and © die, and he would not make a | Syes of tetormed Judaian an Meval wad tucestuous | Sy'ecere pened,” Nc Be Feauired to suminon | ancos b,tdajea, The folidwiig Were the quotations: TISGHAM- MARON.-On Inne ig, at St. Paul, Mme got the money, bat would try te s, Tom Keeler the third, and Daunt- The Coroner wrote toCapt. Gunner, | f)Sfrisgerand the ebiliren of illegal " exten 10 AM ccc MIBH 12M 1186 | 38 119% | mesota, by the Kev, Dr Pattersou, M.V, Luighatn A Reeded the money | ess the fourth heat aud rai ng him of this fact, and told bit that he he woul mipany, to Cathar nothing further until Green died, and | ,,The Western rabbi referred % Lizate") Mahon, panel. The Court said that an extra panel had already | }).4°%! Hg i Man TY | tig mau of Langeusne's deatoat 1s Dr, Wise of | been summoned, US AM, 00 HA HRD E, BE, Uti 145 cons | digabeus Elen: protesstopally SUMMARY, naviog % Cincinnati, He arrived in this city yesterday, | Mr.McKeon objected to this on the ground | pi2yuish cxchange closcs dull on the tmsla, of 10M to 1 ond daughter of Str, John Mahon, of thls city, wud lead vised the i te 1 y y \jeotes grouny ty tor prime @ daye bills, and 16 for obo : a , Purse of F220: eat 3 in Lu bamenes mile honts to.court end pimp betes fg Patsoners taken | soy united the palr at the residence of ths | that the extra panel could not be suusnoned Toes For prime @ daye bills, and 110s to HUs4 for short | iny lady of the eaune compan > whores hay mments upon the proceeding bad | till the old one was exhausted, land during the week amouuted to £798,000, i t Navel never beaten £0) to frst, | Capt. Gunner showed the coat, vest, white | bride. | The Hl #0 C0 secon ; ted much dis: and Jewish circles had the Court overruled the objectio: d th Southern State securities were active after so long a DIVORCED, souRtT hed a her m shirt, and undershirt of Green to th » | created mur ac ed the objection, and the - had. peed nies tor per. sd J.§. Parker's by 9, Dauptleas L111] The coat and veat MF ark cient are reporter. | Rroused Intense interest. ‘There was Hetie dis- | new ballots were placed in the box. eriod of duiness. 8 very lance banivess bein FIATONGNI«nfe Oxieags, dena M8. by Judes Gory, to have tint find te 8. pi 0. A.dliokox's sce. Bt. Elmo. CoE 22 2] worn, but there ts no batet hole in either. “The | Play In consequence, and the ceremony wns THE EXTRA PANEL. Wernt.in the, old desoriptions to 2i1,, Bruns Fatoron) frou Angelo Fiasorcal, : Tuof as ehe Was like af Plopbabt on iy hana, ald bh ef ANS RSS 2 32-2 | leftside of the bosom of the white shirt and the | formed quiedy, Ouly near relatives were in ihe There was e {urther rally of ® 1% c FLTCH—In Chiesgo, June 10, by Judge Gary, Henry a Teply Of w facowe paulding’s ) a ae 7 attendance. George B. Shutredge had formed an opinion i hn from Mury F. Fiteh a reply SPC arpeuters 6: h. Geo. Ht, Nall $475] undershirt had been burned, It is plainly evi- adance. x £3 3 he, trew ATK: Baa to the ¢ cE uall hase th to. taane Aveswi of \iiifal Farragut Was not Tf: Carpernare B.S. Gea, 4S 1-2) done thatit ai@recn aaeanlmeaste ak aikecas —— - and was excused. Christian Brandt had formed | {2 Torn Citchunath Jung 18, by wage Avery. 7 rewber Mes, 3. Gudaey's b.&. Jolin Stewart 65 5 71 gcarc i, ho - having at the Spigot. no opinion, but had said the killing of Fisk was | weak, the July issues. being pressed 2 eee ob Ogee shestentapmlinetoes: Sthiehicas e hav seen bin at my offiee at the iuver Ke scarcely any doubt that he did, he | must bad afalr; challer ustalned. John KR, Hi y ie etoek i b § ‘ "Huunewell und myself D. Mae's 8.1 Gypsy... drewo-ta | have placed the pistol between his vest and | Since Comptroller Groon has had charge of the | f.vle atulr challenge siaitined. gohn Hy Has | City bank gtucks were without sae. Hallroad bow y Judge Morten, ¢ is important in view of the f Lada Halt PGR Bred: He RLUATE: Ware Bie Ong city Ahances he has refuved to pay any money to the | Tsuao Herach had formed opinions and were ex- | New York Central 7s of 186 selling at 108 Hirte ‘ithe, Se Morton, Anna . ee FBG direct and Poaitiee taast sth oye ay Mile Would hue shot him in thes moan cugaged ss sweepers end engineers ta the new t-aused, + Lamoureaux bad ally | Cohica! ‘Peclte wold ‘aoe, Worcs Gatos Taeine UU that he saw Aduiiral Fare iret Regt. uu ; Court House. Ou the Ist of June ten months’ wages | formed an opinion, and did not know whether It | Ssim'paycewises Union Paste J tonal wtant bore. Bij, -In Boston, June 12, ly Judge Morten, Hews + Butler's office about the yee 4 1k SCENE IN THR YORKVILEE POLICE counr | Ye Hue to there wen. ‘They have mado repeated | Would take ovidonce te remove it or not, Ho | Union Bacife ite ince 1d Terre Hate Liter ole Martee® drcan'4h ibe Judge Maricn tule of September, 18s. wit } E E POLICE ae gee 2 was excused. Simeon Hatch was excused for referred, i FADD 78% ; Guard from monte entary evidence Was here read showing | Purge of $100, best $10.9, a Norness, tlle heata, for | At B o'clock yesterday afternoon Officer Hen- | Gemands for thelr mone, aud falling to get : the samo reason, Georze Addison Chapman | Hafem tt an Pei te, || Paling ApReanere cre Frank 8, Kennard. niral Farragut was not and could "Y $40v to iirst, $500 Lo ueeoud, #14) to thied, | Yoy, Who, carly on Wednesday morning heard | 44% te Sd day of June, tho men, ffiecea ta number, | had conscloutious scruples aa to capital puntish- es and Ind. Cent. 1st (ints: Roston, Maré rave heen fn New Orleaxe in September, 1st, the'shot Bred by Schwab, and subsequently met | Féfused to work, and quit the establishment, ment, a \d John Benning had forme Han epinion fore fod orig te. 1 sO nig tnd by leslenippl Conmat = . : pfanee..... : eon Loware the police sta fo attempt has been mado alnc They’ were excused, Wm. Kinwborn had an | {ated bonds, 9» Pel ARAB: PORRBE SOB Ye unty, N. ¥., ¢ AXNDRLW J. BUZLAR'S INTEREST, GIW, Wales en. tn. Laay Willian... 8 Pity fear shige ee een ; opluion, but thought he could iry the case with Yollawins : ‘i Bther.tnlawt t tle 1. n t + 3 ith other officers of the Fifty-ninth street polio place inorder, The vesttb highest, lowest, and 4 P.M in. tony, itler-1 + adeavored i the | T's, barpenter s br. in. Rowe's Tol i i » by out bias, He was challenged to ti closing prices Or at loratlaw, of x i a:aed my t Wheecould | ¢ f. 40, dlr Shaw prisoners to the Yorkville Police | matated ith, and the condition of the bul ey tulned, wher Seng : : im ibe at Schwab, who was at first thou Uvely diegracetul to the city. Dirt, torn scraps Of paper, ey nee noe suarnnen, RARSUROR (HS: 1.) Ny aro reepects D. Mave’s Us. us, Jud addy nd who by the ‘of old clay ef half anibkeed sigard slenged peremptorily. iy s Ay ore teepete ' ne tunate discover nall, old-fashlon ttered aby rs, aud the Mth 1 urt here touk a recess, Harlem on Friday, June 2i, at 12 o'eloclg wells Th a Histol, escaped the condemuntion of thoze who | a0 Uck it gives oue® sickc 1g to euter the APTER THE RECESS. Erle {."'A special var will leave by Ttarlem itallrond, froud i ¥ im w equalnted with him, 18 a | SSO 'vater or cold alr 1s pumped up thronsh the bulld ocking waa excused for havin; Lake Bho OEE eee pene G career pt Pe ok at Oe ete blu very pleasant, wh: d gentleman, of fine | jays that be of the wot the engineers who Benjamin Wallace Neath yeorot Btee ee ee paaeey oh interested tn th i - tis appearance, Uburles B. Smith was the ouly re- | mit of t ti ht he could deeld He On eOT Ps Nee a oa « +. Grillin, Outil the fact eame out fi pulsive one of the prisoners, The others, Charles | t Lup. If t orit vited Wo attend his Cuveral, from. tu Tkont trial. My brother died ar Kausch, a gas fitter, William Bratton, a ele r tout of order, and It will east the hen fe kr mconattonljen Sy mony of Mr, Wiegel Ip reli to my bi AMUSEMENTS, and Edward Hope, ke city $0.00 to repatr them. But this ie amail leu Neeahe Daag eh, 1 SURI; returns ate P. wring revel couferances with me, at which sein - ed to be honest. upright yc r with the danger incurred By ‘tive emple piivn And wag excused. Moses Ehrich. Jew- Gak Hit Cemetary, Necks fee iefeeneats ‘ xeluded, ta waa Mey Olymple Theatres ‘The court room was Jainmed with men Of the Githy buvidingy cn a CNR MEMONPA ETS | Ete. Ho was accented. and about to bo | siimaukee and St. : Fis | eM peinday amoruing, ab 9 o'elvek, bb Northern Halt fl f true The Olympic was reopened lust Monday | Women the majority of wi m wore, Lutcrat : ee “i sworn, Whea he was challenged peremptorily by | fusion Hartiord'and Erle, 's ‘4 CASSIDY.—On dune 19 At lils late residence, i aod tn wn "i is ni sii the he disposition of the prisoners, When Ju nov nt for the Comptrolter the Distrlet Attorney. John DP, Lloyd, Archi Sth ay Hugh Caney . t the tue bo | eve : ne nyjaed & rece mot feu re ua H “4 be ou Iter Look his seat every one the Laidor of The Sun, Hald McCletach, and ‘Thomas HH, Geraty: had Wil be taken to sf-¢ it 280 tie " a y brothe combined management of Mr. Samuel Colville | case of Se thers w wi a - dave Omit a ScaueAd: Joh o'clock precisely ; Wea wtery o that tng nutier) manta atl epee Er iehie Mahe iuiporlbnke Wee Meat ren it: Your remarks in reference to Mr. Green | formed opinions and were excused, John J: ang sll fia tae her for Blin om patty rita boaes toctaut, | the docket. ju thie morning's paper attracted my attention, andl | was then peremptorily challenged by the Dice $y mn Tune F wife of LIBUT, WIEQKL'S PREM Mr. Johnoy Allen appeared 19 MoCloskey AN INTERPRETER will add thatT think Mr.Green has been needlessly | trict Attorney., Louls Edward. Morris. ws prors i vospeestuliy inviged . correspondence between | three-act play of “Schneider.” ‘The plece ts an | rp Brite Meyer, Interprete vurts took | severe inthe matter of exneting 12 per rest ou | emptorily chiatlenged by the defence, Thomas hiya, Ly Da \ ely in wich the laiie | cid one, and has frequently been commented | ype standing position behind. the. SUN nes and negeatinen ts Hint were over. au cont, | Keane Waa excused because of consctentious a; igenpiggienes ea ee ae seta ial | upon, tis now presented In areyised form, It porter, WhO), Win tpe. gfher report. hes been accepted. anid us the taxa and assesuents | Hunty g, Ferris were excused for thelr opinions \ ” J.P! Coleus x ng to. get him ee ee ae Sian cuph a 5 he enclosure in | have been very heavy of late, to rigidly require 12 per yd . ns i hat ne had ir tecolved nolsy demonstrattons of applause fr front of the Judge's beneh. While a minor ease | cit titeroat hats eto be lnponticy not 2WO MEN WITHOUT AN OPINION. : IBTecOE Lind st unea Lea he could use a large audience. was in progress, Mr. Meyer saw fit to attract the sive, aut i J. Darbin. gitist, did not read the pa ‘ f the Revs L fay aged Vf t preparing for. publication a seri MA Allen bas acquired thebroken Germans | attention ‘of every one by ludicrous remarks | norlly, and had no opinion, ‘Phe chal y v J ir) Anne prepar ‘ - — s 1 sthes. ant i concerning the witnesses and others. is sen lenge Was not tained, but the juror was ¢ of Bae ithe 4 e yiilacks unon Gen. Butler. Alar} Baglit disiect almost to.p footlon, and it isby | Toss (waddle became so disgusting that Justic used Dy « of both ite hina a fam BANKING AND PINANCIADL eas Wiesel asked pardon of Gen. But ythat the seeret of hig popularity is | Coulter requested him to stand aside and remain decane rye without injury to himself - the fw " att ‘ t nees previously committed by him | oxpiaineds As an actor In any Other line he | quiet. Indignant at the mild rebu the 1 Bows, Alexander By Morris, James ANKING HOUSE OF HENRY ¢ ’ ht & sill 4 General, on the ground that t would scarcely pass muster, Bis tack of artistic | Judge, he turned, and selzing the BUN reporter Alonzo L.'Tuska, Charles B.’ Rowse BANK Lis Orn i i 1 in a state of frenay, and ¢ merit is In the nature of an adventage In a play | by the shoulders Said in an angry tone Actateeah bad termed oninlcaiv and wen 2 Wail street * Wit please ¢ nae a pied to this by saying that the frenzy Schneider,” since there ls absolutely no th~ me, get right away oud of dis. ‘Take your ed, Hills of Pxchange on Englan at, Scotland, a a Well uc Y aud deolune of y much method to be excusable, 1 be act The broken English of the and your bapers and move quick.” Ephraim Jenny of the Tritunehad formed | the Continent, Liv veur noe ‘ hen stated that Welgel was the | J)Jroh character is its sole dependence, reporter, astonished at the conduct of the ACE CHLAG CoRORBOaAL: AACE ONPLE atte eee nt cesar conus ic arene esein aaics mint Cag ey ‘, ’ lie stories published about the Gene Mr. Alicn is supported by Little Mac of preter, Who was reall ching on the | of the East River Ferry € ay 1m the moralagat | ore hot the reauit of any conclusion of hin own . p at A the Wd year’ of her age 1 to stoaling spoons, Wearing armor s Minstrels, Miss Alice H mand | reporter's domains, gently remonstrated, M. i RAvIoek aie ted to an intolerable nuisance | mind, Had no scruples avout capital prniene | Bastaud Weat Ladies, China, a pa Vanni Nv . ee sand of r malignant elories, ra of toss merit. | “Schnelder” will be | Meyer was more indignant than ever, and cried | in the shape of au old woman, who makes a practice of | ment. He said he would be guided by the evi Ciroutar Notes aud Trav Credits, ava’ . + ENN CORGN BBG 8 1) ACTION WITHDRAW ed until further notice. out in a joud tone, ; ‘0 clean tt abin at that | dence and the law. He wasifound competent as a | parts of t 1 riler, § Tune 9, Gorge P. Inde, ! re arose and stated that he a “Tam the luterpreter of dis court, and dis is {to cross the | Juror, but the prosecution challenged him 5 Also, Telegraphic Tras fe Money on Europi fire 1a the St. Croix Vulley’ i ‘associate counsel he | Pert an Prince Bombarded by a German | my seat. oe any dresses she | emptorily Hayans, and California TA ad ARE Ge ig t fovel sRieMes ah By Uae ties Kinoston, Jamaica, June W5.—The German | watched the excited Interpreter. ‘The reporter | ladies’ dresees to my knowledge, and she hay made no ymore jurors were called, and as the Court | Ject check at sight Tet inaeenand trigan of tbe family aro tnyited tg defence Which tas conceive in | Meet arrived at this port today, The Commander re: | requested Mr. Moyer to let go his hold, telling | 4? thar does she sak you to move, but lt you about to adjourn Judge tngraham an Certifeates of Deposit issued and Collections mado. | from nis tute realtone, Piven ey aera lane 2 t At Gen Huclor had acted sulely iy | ports that the fect bombarded the town of Port an | him that he should have the scat, and a fo atide your elnthea, Now can't these basis 1 that he Would order another panel of | state, cit ia \ at ieooklynC eB t ‘ vi . | give the cha the unreason ; " ¥. McKeon asked that the return of the A IABICHT & PRIME Weinoaday, Jone 19, } als and for @ praiseworthy Ob- | toytian fect, porter, politely b aN ABRs Ene him time to see who the jurors wer h 11 Old Broad Londoa, “110 mouthe and 4 diy ry of Win c 1 had been misled by p ' ——— R puth t N Aeamand ik nt nore These acts were committed In consequence of the | adininistering a Poot Office Allemnnagcment. trict Attorney seemed to be well informed in na af at... pret t " Lee teat Haytlan Government having refuse! to. pay the indem | Ordered hin not OF G this reward, as he stated that he was thformed eo New York Markers My at thie resides hat the proceedings | Haytle an merchants of Haytt for tntertering | and hereafter tak y The Sun that a juror previously examined had seruples PHOREDAY, June 2. Fro! DM ‘Ala ‘rep nated by the withdrawal of th tiie werce anu levying forced loans during | [twas several moments before t Sin: wanted to remit a sum of money to | against capital punishme The prisoner was | Fieger ne UTE OUR AND Mpat Albany § i ( an as fol d by applause tro ee ey eats Government pald the German Com. | Seated themselves, and the business of the court | paiiadelpila, My brother says In # letter of the then removed and the Court adjourn portne sold a shade of for tute wife of 1A, Stevetgan, Bag aut icf Aue F mander ¢ eaccouu! of the clalin, sud the Hest | Went on, Inst," Don't do It, or send only aebeck, They take all ae “demands prog © Wat ! j avandia ) srney Davis then | then withdrew RELEASED, the money out of letters they can get, It ea well: | PORTABLE MINERAL WATERS,—The healthful / y : MERGE Ta tp aver ae ent being sat eae After the disp n of two or three small } town fact that it ts the way subscriptions are inide for | properties of Kissingen, Vichy, and other mincra sa \ ut business Lina prey A Woman Hanged in Canada, ers. dof assaultin ny | Cran here s I WALeies toa AUATARY Aavoaledaads Whilovel th: Stato and ne #8, , to the Nw 1 ToORONvo, 20. Phiebe Campbell was ries to the fact, were p Watt keET, June 15, IST? bg ‘ be my " kc. $ 3 W " on get re! af { schooner I that was the reason w f forthe of her husband, She Coulter read two aMidayits, one fore, uereases our factlitios for obtaining the ‘ wry v weed hat wa An h hanged th orning for the murder of her husband, § i ’ sey Tani Mae xtvas ‘and. d x ¢ Attorney peared ‘ 1 A composure, evincing no m Capt. Gunner, and the other by Joseph G Water, serves grateful recownitt Mr nm Mate fF eny ANI f ¢ t. Clale San- u ny howey mot her fate with cal Ready st i in tee Mae | Doxey, on the strength of what Green had said, | 7 whose nae hasbeen for many yeara associated with 5 ra bakers’ wad fa r r r wnner Inwhich oppc em: c nding the scadold, The rope was | which exonerated Mr, Schwab aud the other | ° .. rt that the waters hite Lake, | mineral watery, now ¢ public, espectatly t 4 tr Y 1 ( cs odenalera, Hihe camerthat the era 80 | apparently t ay her feet nearly touched the | prisoners, and they were discharged, They wor 18 wh Sas Hs relate Of Mise LARA | Eee tng varices | constituents of th Core Bea weet f Goorge F. Van Wyok, i to Gen Buller, to continue | ground, thoug TCs TSAR Broke ae eaten iy ted Army of friends | Sullivan county, N. ¥ receded api disnpeared pariions. the: eat te of th a Wao eRA hate & Cellars | aaah Her parayour aud sity asscmbled, and they Left the court roou In | & waiicluan falsehdud, The water ata tony niphe: whan | waters to the form eryatal by the addon 5 o a a ns ne RIAL ENDED but wdinitted ti iuls aceompl itis not thought probable that Green can liy bibs . draught is obtaimed, x BM, | eee A DERE NATIONAL RTMBE fthe opinion that such i lonmer Shap'® day On yee The Newburgh Poisoning, a got . ; iain tAY ' i > ft d Chatle a . Nhe fin he dare this Day, les 1 ly Peould A Contest Diamond ¢ a Ler pay AER Newsunag, June 20.—'The finquost Jn the ea 4 C sth IRA Sitiian i fn idicate | Lonpon, June 20.—The regatta at Henley, on The Wires Negp OL Rated we yohn | of Alanson Fisher, who died of polaon, was eoneluded |.‘ Peyas, Tass - item, anid di niin ee : i j jon teak, Which | aye 'Thamen, Lok place Losey, Hn tho contest for the | Lawtsvits.ty June 2A negro wamned John | ot Aun Tonueh Ae Si eave rtcwo tue ef. | iit fle Hl Mi p aeraned t die of the Cambridge Boat Club, The dheat was | Ham Reynolds on board the ste Rob: aros, May 1. Jamet Green and Robert Osborn, who had been ‘ r re + mY 4 ph met sy id ~ of i engl ; i t ered to the Diatrict Ate |S aoby Mr, &, uth © Atwianta Boat Clubof New | a9, died in the Matne Hosp! yesterday, ‘The Coroner | grrosted on suspicion, were released to-day tt i ] eae eine DAsinUe i al in f renowedl appluusa, by | Memee Onn reneetaices torr kle vlataer aver CUTTGe | ROCRAG a duattua of end Cie Jary rendered & verdict An $11,000 Incendiary Fire. i Kice ste 135 huge "Pats ‘ NARA, GN a « juror, Gen. Butler be Worth, The decisive heat Will be Coutested lumiurrow ‘ ven ae On Wednesday night the dwelling and farm 4 bagy Ranwvon wt elect ice. and 123 haga, Pat ane : bes t Te reriily COnATACI: | By Rinish G8 NOK! A Mother and Chitd Drowned, buildings of fet L. I, were #et on Cour, Cuawonve Now 4h. of D tem FOuners aL WOFK Lull AMGSC fOr Tat KOVAL HAVANA LODTE ahd iveutin’ aicceiee ot eae soled Aad & fanily of four | fre and totally destroyed. $11,00, They wore Govt, Cincutnb Nt IM Fentrituet on private terms, an) 8 hoaca, thostly we: | Pilzeacaseds ; Cue ikakerss a ng distance of A Cable Steamer Minsing, Denver, Col dune 2 anni evien_namen | Fed tn several places . lasses, at SWe. Hoflued uusettied; granul ony Now Yorks Kingeton, Jamaica, June 16. Pears are enter. | perso husband aud wife apd Hx Chany anes - ae i . ‘ IKE abhor ards, aaneie "i ROVAR TAVANS LOTPERY I « tained for the swfety of the cab'e steamer Dac, othe | Gratam, were comag Fr reels Canon inks Furn/ture, carpets, aud bedding~an immense | fyo, 4 me , H Guar Wh A lower and tn inoderate deman y i x tor hue hae been | of her alnce. the 25th of 4 The | Goblea Gity to-iay ¢ stock an 1 1ow prices at B. M. Cowperthwait's, 189 Chute | jaa) aad ca de i Ph) forexport; sales O00 bushels at} fee f yl ft © C0, Ham’ ternath ual has left Kingstou for the eewoud@ane in | ened a! 1 Tau stre st. Weekly aud wonthly payments taken, adv. | dase ebrlig. ond 1.80 tur No. g winter, Os Wer, balew fee \ Voth fob