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New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday,
James Cofey OF No 4O6 water-st held without bail
a charge Of shooting Samuel Moore in the knee
j. b. Weir of No. 80 Cedar-st. was held by
Commissioner Shields, Saturday, charge OF not
1t said that he elected TO make returns of sales
amounting to 100000.
At the jefferson Market Police Court yester-
day, John Clark committed charge OF threaten
ing TO shoot Francis Gooda Of No. 3O4 West Twenty
fourthst. Isabella Finley committed for stealing $500
in money and diamond pin worth $780, from Edward j..
Irving of No. sc East Thirty -seventh-st
/ John Williams, charged before Commissioner
Shields with passing counterfeit $40 bin Frank Otto
of No. 10T Eighthst committed on Saturday in de-
faut OF g. bail Jasper Silver, charged with selling
cigars not duly stamped, locked up In default Of
1900 bail demanded by Commissioner Osborn.
Mr.. Bergh, President of the Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals intends to prose-
to 200 kept in filthy stable the OF North
Fifth and Frststs Brooklyn, E. ID. Charges also TO
be preferred against Justice Buckley who dismissed the
cases when brought before him for trial.
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday,
Justice Hogan committed Mary A. Bradshaw
for stealing money from Mrs Ellen Clinton Of Jersey
City in Washington Market Saturday evening Mi
chael Mcguire of Mott-s committed for approprsting
80 the proceeds of ball given TO aid Mrs Mary Magh
ran OF East Twenty sec0nd-st Cyrus W. FOss com
mitted for having defrauded Solomon ROsenburgh, o
storekeeper In Caherinest out or $2 so by represent
ing himself the agent OF the First National Insurance
Company OF Passac County. N j.. George Austin OF
the Revere House, committed for stealing diamond
ring valued $3.50 from Henry SOlomons store in Mas
watch from James Haskins, in the latter's store in
Waslin gtOl-St.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
CIVIL NOTES

The application of Frederick COchen and
Henry Hamilton TO set aside the election Of directors Of
the Grandst and Newtown Railroad Company, held Dec
g. argued Saturday before Judge Pratt, who re-
served his decision until this morning.
The General Term of the Supreme Court,
Brooklyn Saturday directed a mandamus to issue
against Mayor Kalbnesch, compelling him to sign war
in favor OF the Fire Department for $50 600 remain
ing in the Treasury from the sale OF cid Fire Department
buildings ..
Judge Pratt, on Saturday, granted writ of
certorar returnabe at the next General Term Of the
Supreme Court for review Of the proceedings OF the
Brooklyn Board Of Health by which Elias's chemical
works at Greenpoint were declared nuisance and d
rected TO he abated.
Discharges in bankruptcy were granted last
week to John P. Newkrk, Simon Landsburgh, Anson
Martin, Henry B. Hewcomb John James staff, jr John
r Feeny Cornelius Oakley jr, and John b. Bogert Pc
tti0ns were filed by Thomas Douglas, William o. Iinn,
ley, John d. Aldrich, Lewis Hyneman, Andrew q. Har
wood, and John Carroll
Surrogate Veeder of Kings County last week
admitted to probate the wills OF John King OF New Lofts
John g. Clayton Of Flatbush Margaret X Johns Of Som
ervile, Mass; David Evans, George W. Cruger Uriah
Devison Edward Bally Robert E. Finn Daniel r. Gable,
and Ennis Jackson Of Brooklyn. Letters OF admlnista
tiOn granted the estates of Philip Brehme OF
Fatbush GOtfred Reuseh, Susan L. Brown, Charles +.
Fanar, William CrOwell. Susan +. Walker. Ezekiel III.
Smith, Charles Hegenb0tham, John a. Cooke, Charles
Ashby, and George C. Briggs of Brooklyn Letters of
guardianship Of the person and estate of Jane johnson
granted TO Agnes Paul. her sister and Of Mary Ann
Kissel to Msgdaena Hotfner her mother, all Of Brook
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
THE BOULEVARD EXPLOSION.

The CorOner's jury on Saturday rendered
verdict Of accidental death in the Of Patrick Smith
and Richard knox, the laborers killed last wednesday
by the premature explosion Of sand blast on the new
Boulevard at seventh-aye and one-hundredand-forty
fhst Tho testimony showed that at the time OF the
occurrence 50 pounds Of powder had been placed In
hole feet deep In the solid rock On this was Joined
quantity Of sand which workman was pounding down
with q tampinSiro short distance away another
man tamping powder and sand In
communicating with the main noe.
The explosion occurred suddenly and tore on o far
greater Of rock than any OF the Witnesses had
before displaced by similar charge. Nearly
injured The witnesses were of the opinion that the
plOsion caused by spark struck from the rock by
the workman, who was tampng the seam with common
iron bar instead OF the ordinary coppertpped tamping
iron. The injured recovering slowly but many
Of them are dreadfully disfgured.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
ANOTHER COUNTRY VICTIM.

Phineas NJ. Adams, merchant at Bath, n. T.,
while coming TO this city Friday, made the acquaint
ance In the OF giving the name OF George f.
Anderson who claimed that he owned farm Of I,soo
acres Illinois, and his 10 New York. TO pay
the duties stock he had imported On reaching
this city, the two put mp at the st. Nicholas Hotel and
on Saturday Anderson introduced TO Adams named
Austin. Adams said he wished TO get draft cashed
but could not do because one In this city could
identify him. Anderson and Austin professed TO be able
TO arrange the matter, and introduced Adams to Mr.
Jones, who said he would identify him the person In
whose favor the draft drawn The party proceeded
70 the Third National Bank where the draft certified
Ae broadway who cashed the draft. Anderson then
asked Adams 10 accompany him to the House
he intended to pay the duties his stock On the way
they were met by man who asked Anderson 10 the
duties there. Anderson requested Adams to loan him
$50 until be could 60 the bank and obtain the money
After some little solicitation, Adams gave him A,416
and the two asked Adams TO wait few moments until
they could pay the duties and return Adams waited
two hours and then, satisfied that had been swinded
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
SAILING OF THE GUERRERO.

The United States frigate Guerrero, % guns
Capt Thomas H. Stevens sailed last Saturday afternoon
for Lisbon where she will report TO Rear Admiral Oliver
S Gibson, commanding the European squadron. The
Guerrere will proceed under sail alone, taking the
southern passage. Early In the Spring the Franklin, 50
guns will return to the United States, and the flag Of
Admiral Boggs who relieves RearAdmiral GlissOn
will I've hoisted the Guerrere OF the squad
ron RearAdmral Boggs sails this week for Europe, by
vav Of England in a Cunard steamer. The following
are the officers OF the Guerrero
Csptap Thomas " Stevens and Executive
or Jehr McGlnsey
Re.. Lieutenant p X Chsdviet LieuenA6t Charles
Tls and Marcus b. Buford Masters, John " Mg
Knnedr George Tyler aud Jefferson r. Msser hhipnen, H.
TeEbobm w o. Mayer Graham c. p Reos Charles Emminot
l. p Iontt IT, G. W Mentf, and Francis WnSov Stat
Chief Engineer H. Long; Psymae G. r WAseh Surgeot p
Assistant BnEineers Purse and K L Bennett,
W r. stevenson PAssef Assistant surgeon
RuBdiett Assistant Surgeon, John Wise f Lsu'S9Anl Of
Captain William Wallace Chaplain george w Dor
rance; Boswsib, P. Mleri Gunner Wa5ghi carpenter
George Sail maker Joseph BrAordi captains O~fk
George l. Douglass; Psmsstefs Clerk, John G. Irott
Orders have been received from Washington 10 prepare
the corvette Tennessee 23 guns for sea within 20 days
IL is reported that Capt Thomas IL. Patterson VIII be
assigned her command and that she VIII 20 10 tne fa
ci1c flag ship OF that squadron
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE NATIONS WARDS.

rup r,Ip or THR GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUB-
Lie IN AID OF THE UNION HOME AND SCHOOL.
The grand bazars of the city follow so
closely after another that the tendency to regard
them all as merely increasing round of bargain ana
sale gifs and gaiey, benevolenoe and Irritation But
the Fair now in progress at the list Regiment Armory
in aid Of the Union Homo and School for Soldiers and
Sailors Orphans has features obvious to every one,
which specially appeal the charitable and which ought
10 be generously needed.
Perhaps the most attractive feature Of this Fair is the
floral temple, which is regarded essential to
every wereguaied bazaar. Around its pillars twine
ropes OF roses, while deep in its shady recesses
bright-eycd canaries swell their little breasts
Thirty-six stands already fitted up, and more are
completing Five Of these under the supervision OF
Posts OF the Grand Army OF the Republic. At the To-
bacco stand trees bearing all kinds OF pipes ana
tobacco in all It's varieties; and exciting contest Is
going between the friends OF various usth-
guished soldiers for the award Of magnificent meer
schaum pipe Beyond this stand is one devoted almost
entirely to the Rogers stauettes which have told so wen
the story Of the suerng the hardshps, and the joys OF
the soldiers life In another is apyramid OF per
fsmery and a panomraa in which, for ten cents, the
traveller may go hstcabn passenger through every
cline from Iapland TO Japan" The rafting mania has
seized upon this as upon all the other fars- Large
pacards that the drawing Of chances will be
conducted with fairness and that the right chance will
he given IN every The most popular lottery of the
Fair ia one in which 100 prizes amounting to $780, are
TO be rafilod for
Were any appeal to the charitable necessary, their
ewes would need only to be directed TO those little figures
fitting in and Of the crowd, plainly clad. who wear
the badge OF the Union Home and School Two hundred
and fifteen Of them in the Institution, and 5000
been supported by the Home since 1861 The re-
moyal and enlargement OF its building during the past
year subjected TO great expense and looks to the
public OF New-York for aid.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
THE INSPECTION OF BUILDINGS.


SUPERINTENDENT McGregOr, on Saturday
afternoon the inspectors of buildings in this
city, at the Office Of the Department in FOurthave and
talked TO the with special reference TO the recent dis
aster In Thirtyfth-st During the past year he said,
four buildings had fallen in the city, namely in Forty
sxthst and SecOndave, Woods carriage warehouse in
Itayetteplaee and the factory in Thirty These
disasters upon investigation in each instance. were in
the main attributed to negligence the part of the in
spector in charge OF the district in not making proper
rpports 10 Headquarters In regard TO the late calamity
the fact that building Of the nature descrOed-neary
feet in length and 80 feet mgh-was IN process OF
erection was unknown 10 him. The plans, which in
their details complied with the law bad passed bis Office
at time when he was confined to the house with Illness
and since then no report had been made at the once IN
regard the structure, either TO Its unsafe condition
or in regard its rapid construction This an error
the part OF the inspector 1Or even III pfoecued
building in every way complied with the law still IL
the duty OF the officer to call the attention OF the Depart
mcnt To IL, IT, I'm bis Judgment was liable 10 DO the
cause OF "a disaster
Henceforth inspectors would be held to strict ao-
conntabtv i'm the discharge of their duties and in
ing their reports they be uninuenced by favor
whether personal political, or Otherwlse AS iOr po
cal Influence the oice should be Tree rom II, anu
by him and sustain him. But he wanted each inspector
60 well understand that il in future guilty OF any negi-
cence his district his place would be forfeited IN the
Department. and IL subsequently the man returned
for political reasons, he himself would resign IL could
not be expected that IN all its branches he should per
eOnaly siperntend the work and therefore he desired
them to feel the responsibility and share 1t with him.
The expense % the City of this branch OF te Government
was heavy hut carried out In its design OF render
ing buildings safer and thus guaranteeing increased Sc
cry human fe IL was OF no practical Denent, ana
had better be- abandoned.
In conclusion he said that even the Building law was
defective He hoped during the coming session OF the
officials Of the Department must assume power they
had not and make reports IN every case as demanded
them would then be his and by Of the laws de
lay an accident should occur the Department would in
these have clear record and be free from CEN
Al the
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
HUMANITARIAN SOCIETY.

COOPERATIVE COLONIZATION IN THE WEST.
The second meeting of the Capital and Labor
Cooperative Society was attended yesterday afternoon
at Demt Hail. corner Of Twenty ythrdst. and Second
ave-, by several hundred ableboded laborers and me
chanics The Society formed according to its found
er to promote emigration among the unemployed and
homeless laborng class Of New-York and other
crowded cities OF the East TO the wide and fertile fields
OF the West and to provide them the means to reach
and improve their own l6O Of the public lands"
The Association is said to have incorporated Dec
H. with capital Of s5OOOO and following Board Of
incorporates; Patrick II. spellman, Henry b. Null
han, James Delaney Peter Papin and Edward Marvin
These igcOrpOrstOr have all been interested in other
colonization enterprises none OF which were ever sue
cessul MI POpn was one OF Committee OF lOcatloh
for promising Society and Travelled extensively through
the West in search of proper lands for the woudbe colo
checked by the stoppage Of remttances Returning TO
the city he learned that the Society had been
that many OF the members were dsncned 10 enter
into another undertaking OF similar nature 10 ms
address to the wOrkngnen yesterday ne sald that ne
had already selected 10000 acres OF the best agrlcu
tural land In the Indian Territory, well tmbered and
wntered and with an extremely healthy climate. He had
Travelled through number OF the western STATES puV
found all the good lands IN the possession OF iaG
Indian Territory the place where settlement c0uld
be made TO the best advantage President EIan1 nau
already ordered survey OF the Seminole and Creek ces
sions for the purpose OF having the land divided INTO
should able send out the first body by the last OF
January, that the colony would be fuly estaDshe1
before Spring About 200 men are said to have signed
We the vonI%s1 the ty county and STATE & o. SeVYcrE s DO
willing join the rseneraye social orgsna
maltsnsn Pioneers formed Pabc lands body the
% ca ] % ss % % s siSsns sb Sa sGs1 roe G he S6 Of % %
Red FoE River 70 'he southern line St the Cherokee
The Chelss qf Beside right citizen: q the United
rsniIe into corporation in order possess lands body
facilitate gcur and mechanical labor ye ,he diffusion
propose to adopt tm'ng US a small 'fiOs
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
J 4,SSENGERS dRRIVED.

PROM GIASGOw-In steamship Europa Dee. lZWm Barclay
Mr. Brown Brown MI Mitchell Miss Maggie Mitchell Master
John Mitchell Master George Mitchell Miss Constance Mitchell A.
Good will Goodwill Rev. M Nuns John Moore Robert John
stone Rev " Koren, Mrs Koren Miss H. koen, Miss koren
Matt, k ohsn Paul Wilhelm Miss Elizabeth Koren
Miss Allen d. Williams, Mrs- d. Williams Miss Hagemann.
FROM BRRMES-ln steamship Hnsa, Dec lib Rcesse John
Radoph child with family and rIan
Mis-, Iiart Edwin Bear Sophie kohs Charles Hen
I A Kramer Anna Jno. WAnne Louis Geer and family
Mara Hnr Menekiug Caroline Scheb and child Mrs
Nsymapn and children JOs MenhArd Anguss Lutte
Froir. jaeger
PROM HAvAyA-In steamship Missouri, Dec TAndrs Martin,
PeIx strou. Wm Charles Rslphs Mira Godkin, Miss X Sv
W. Bangs Rdv. Cummings, Capt Heyene w H. Bernsy R.
Smith Alexander FINN. Samuel X liggs H. T. 1honp-
Cummn Bdsn Bo' Bsop Won Werebenbect the Rev j.
MeGill
Lipp.r Ms lie Brunn, NJ G Barber Geo bllo Miss X
e. NJ. Pow ell A. Shpman, Dewitt Pierce H. Miller VII. ana
child and children, Mise A. Mode Miss Gillespie J. NJ
Kent
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY DECEMBER 49, 1870
REAL ESTATE.
NEW. YORK, Saturday, Dec

NEW YORK, Saturday, Deo IL, 1870
The week closes upon q steady market for
frsclass property The sales have been above the ave
rage and the prices realized have been fair large
number OF been sold TO be improved during the
coming The public sales advertised for the com
ing week are unlportant and until after New Years no
speculative operations will be inaugurated. The foilow-
ing sales were reported to-day: a..
WIN p Raynor has sold two lots, north side Of sixty
sixthst 100 feet west Of Madsonaye each 25x1oo for
$55Oo each to be improved ut once with nrstcs pid
ng Also reports the sale OF the two lots north side or
Fiftyseventst 100 feet west Of Fifhaye, that were
sold about two weeks ago for each at the C0nOyer
sae (haye been resod for S6OO each. Messrs Greedy
Fox have sold six full lots north side OF sixty
ITO feet west OF Madsonave., for $1,000 each 70 be Inn
proved at once with rsclass buildings. j. = Pierce
ollander have sold full lots. south side OF Sxtct
bt., 200 fee tleast OF F1fth-ave. for $4,000 each
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
THE COURTS.
AN ACTRESS SUES FOR A DIVORCE.

AN ACTRESS SUES FOX A DIVORCE.
A motion was made on Saturday before Judge
Ingraham for alimony and counsel fee pending suit
brought by Josephine Morogh known to the stage as
Josephine Fddes. against her husband, Dominick Nor
ogh, otherwise Murray, for limited divorce, on the
ground OF cruel treatment They came to this country
in 1862 making their first appearance at the Grand
ters, and went on a starring tour through the West
MorOgh, in defeNse, denies the allegations OF cruelty
and attributes the change In their domestic relations TO
the fact that his wife has made the acquaintance of
OF doubtful character who are admitted
behind the Of the theaters In this city, Decision
reserved.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
ALLEN B. MINER, Auctioneer
DY ALLEN b. MINER g. BROTHER,
I'D LATE HENRY II. LEEDS & MINER.


WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS. Dec " ani ~, AIT
O'clock the Leeds Art Galleries Nos Sl7 and sls Broaway
Twelfth-st
Iarre elegant collection valuable MODERN OIL PAiNTNGs
galleries Of Messrs DHUfVErTEh OF Ant
voGET Of Amsterdam ceny received and never before
exhibited forming is OF the most sisnc vae shd
pleasing the Belgian Flemish and French schools ever
Also number OF hne representative PFC
lures b avone American artists their latest and be.
productions. ,.,,., A.,
The following distinguished artists ebacehc.ly represented
viz:
RUGBSB yERB0CKHOEYBN. .
highly finished Cabinet Landscape with cattle ponOunce1 oy con-
to be the finest ever import d.
DAVID COL
By Interior with figures painted bold free msnuer iu OIL quaint
hamor and sentiment - -
exquisite Landscape remarkable for Us minute detail and unhu
uess The and choicest Of
J. Van lenus H. Robbie T. 6ersri
l.. Wintx DAVID lie No,er, Van Schenie,
Nn. e. Pecrus, T. Piasssn,
Psuyeet ~. H. De Beal. kuwasseT, st,
r. Wilens. r. J. TOusaini, ): Porteile
T. Csrolas II. Schlesinger y. Bdsn.
sohelfout De Klerk Carl Becker,
L. de Langne. A. uulk, >: Wander "aaIlel,
r. Won Seben W. Blhers, H. 1e Fos
H. sehaegrl, RoGlaen l.. Meyer
others Of equal European distinction.
after THURSDAY, 18th last, free, Day
and uinR until sale
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
FORT OF SBw-YORK. RK.....................

FORT OF SBw-YoRK... II.
CLEARED.
wi@ngfod Cole Key Wei and Galveston ssorgs Cromwell cogp
HoT,S Sesorl.sp. Huntsville. Crow, savannah; Manhattan,
Woo Charleston yse,s wsOz Phep, 6osn SsDton, 1,., Bale.
GSosetOvn San Jcno Atkins, ,snns6 hdsq
iPG SGSs 9 Sop hs4 PPI wunns WHEEL If1n 1e
uInb. small GisssoT Ions Moore sayes NeEtem, c. Mag
f Bahs Mccae PRiladSipbs %smutts F.h Bedford
Gs Ssg IGHsSo FSoh LAME Se
q Belgium Smith ISSaS.i s1@oe Bolton Mar
Bngs-Csra Jenkins Combs Havana Csa NJ Goodrich Locke
seHT.L,,e ssmmOni., MeDonad, 81 Kitt.; Curtis Triton,
Mss. Ssss dSssstdn ian @ Bergen ToSa
Home, Cine Norfolk Allen LsS. LeEis B,lAmoSs bs L. Te
fetben Cummings BALTIMORE W. hangun Chase New Bedori A.
T. Miner Miner wareham.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Burops Macdonald Glasgow via MOvile Dec T. nd'e
Ans Steamship Virgo Buckley Savannah mde pass
Steamship Missouri Palmer Havana Dec TO- via Nassau ~ P Dec
stesm.hp Hnsa Bct,u.eu vi, Pe,rhe Dec S,
steamship rpo sOvsrsy Liverpool Nov 20 and Queenstown ooth
sSnp wysnois Richmond City Point aa Norfolk, d'e.
AiS shIp Escort whitman Idverpool Nov I. md.e.
Brg Knud NELSON Buenos Ayes Sept rs hides and skins
scmooNRKs-IsyHR AND coAsrwIsE
e Jngs gsne. s'R p jis.5 $s..'"" s Bs%S
Henrietta Port Johnson Jsne, Port johnson.
Island Belle Port johnson. ses Foam vrghA
fS.s. f.s TI. sSs,b fRn R'SSehot sSeas BsaeJ vrni
fsITS fs5, SusoII EHSRsthpor Crisis Virgins.
M A Eevius EhIabrhp0rt. Mary jane, NfgnA
p M. Wheaton, AeIAndna. Lrie White Ylrnnia'
ocean ' Wave Phsdephia. Isnnie H.,tns, virga,
D. s. Siner Jacksonville ave Virgins.
w A. Atwat4r. Alexandria Luie p. VrrniA
Young h 4esss Tes B.isinors Florence Ma Ssr Virginia
Allie Shafcr Baltimore Agenora, Virginia
ses Nvmph baltimore. Dove, Virginia
o. B. Wheeler Baltimore John Howard, Virginia
p 4. ssnndsrs Norfon. re. IA wari Virgins.
Gen Jsrisou Norfoit NJ. K. Atwood Virgins.
X \ Miller Norfolk jacob Brdal, Virginia.
1sasel. Bsitmnrs La ToIies Ses.Isrcn.
Mail Greenwich
SAILED.
s,emhp-weser Tor Bremen Ciy Of Paris Italy sud Wyoming
tor LvePool Columbia for Ga,gOT Nor'hsI9 L. Tor svan
Cromwell for NevOeau. aud Huntsre or
for G'i % SGI 'i ss.t and or;. oI
Upton Norfolk Sc From SOUTHWEST S bak Agnes Campbell,
wISD-sunset, light, N WI h.y.
ARRIVED w Sunday, Dec 1S.
Steamship Iowa. o'enone Glasgow Dec D. via hOre Dec d'e
S.ean,p COIernicu, ve BasnOs A Nov 49, hOutsrdeO a
steamship Tye Deisncy Domingo Cit, 10 pass
siesnshp Carolina Beckett, Charleston mdse and
se.aP sp AcasSss RssS New Bedford Sd.e and pass
DOMESTIC PORTS.
r,us fU sssYori Belo- .hp Winged Hunter from
Cr.RI..ros, Dee l7-s.le 'te.@.nP yi,gini. o Phi.
Ne-Yort ashore bat got Od safely sh. BOua from
Phl.ga. lease wi w'Ss nd Ss,H from ss s;,s rom
@ sS s. 's.TT. @ sSs'Isg ] nd ,., Ss sisS % for
.cb. for Hps 21psal b,ii Eas.a for I%rds .'
WssGToS n c. Dec l1-S.iled steamship Fab,pi, for Sss.
Yort.
Dee 1.-THE steamship Australia Of the Anchor Line
from Sss. Ter p % sa Aa.s % s Allan Line
Quebec for Liverpool arrived q, this port yesterday All we'll
DISASTERS.
for Cort oueen'o"n yesterday owing to the shifting Of the
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
DECISIONS.

Supreme -Chdmbers-By Judge Ingraham.-
Third Pot.erMenonds
ag KolscMoo granted Juhrn LsrknThe referee G
rec report attending the sale and who the puchssr
Mrs Beskmar the purchaser Of sn transfer OF her
bid suhoty by which johnson assumed the
purchases report the parties the motion North
at ReypoiA-A Motion granted
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19

returned to his hotel and informed detective Of what
lanes vas Aonz" 3nsworth u amb,er Hnsworth
arrested late Saturday night and yesterday Justee
Hogan at the Tombs, committed him for trial In de1su
of 81, 800 bail
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
MASONIC ELECTIONS.

Jerusalem Chapter, r. A. NJ, has elected the
following officers for the ensuing High Priest Jo-
seph Schreyer; King. Martin CANTON; Scribe, John
Snyder; Treasurer, John Cook Secretary, John Hooe
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
Drooklpn Real Gstate for 6ale.
fona Qslano Real estate for Sale.

A VERY desirable RESIDENCE at Long
"A Branch FOR SALE West End with four Of Land be-
and fcsss house and stable well suited
family hotel viii be sold favorable Apply d. GARRISON
Sg7 siIihaVe
EOR SALE-A new, modern, and elegant
i HOUSE and OUT T.BULDINGS with acre Psbush Pnee
including Furniture, S30oW Inquire Of HOMER MORGAN,
Pnest Cs5g
NOW Is THE TIME to BUY REAL ESTATE
~ CHEAP this locality south Side OIL ~ Farms Country Seats
Send for circular W. HAWKINS Pstchogue Long Island
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
6alfs bD Aurtion

A UCTI0N SALE.-F0r three days, at less
Barihenwre also, Wagon, Harness. store &C. d |'
"1.' i"H ~ " - ADRRED BRADY, Asslgnee
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Sun nses.... 720 Sun 4H Moon nes'''' J:'S
Sandy Hook. l56I Cows Island 5:H Hell Gate G:J9