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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-02-15

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The New York herald., 1872-11-10

A SUPERB NEW HOUsE-NEAR FIFTH AVENUE
~ and Central Park, finished in hard woods, fine
fooms surroundings four story high
Ptoop brown stone House. ax6O feet Fine present and
Immense prospective value. v, X. STEVENSON SON,
ii Pine street and 226 Fifth avenue.
N. B.Owner Is determined to SELL and will accept to
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

ICOR SALE CHEAP-A THREE STORY AND ATTIC
brick House on state Clinton street. 25x51xl0O
House At Elizabeth, N. J. Inquire OF LEVI COOK Is Pine
street
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

ELEGANT FIRST CLASS FURNISHED FOUR STORY
IL high stOop brown House, with modern
improvement 25x60xi005; built by David Robbins; loca
ton Fifty street, near Fifth avenue:
RICHARD " HARNETT,
Ill Broadway, room +, basement.
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

ORUG STORE FOR SALE-ON THE SIXTH AVENUE,
~ old stand well established, doing good business;
excellent opportunity for wishing purchase
first class store Address box 2 ,82i Post Office
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

|.TOR ssALE-FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY BROWN
stone House and Lot northeast corner Of Forty sixth
street and Lexington avenue, all improvements. Three
story frame House and four Lots north side Eighty sixth
street between First and Second avenues all improve
Fifth avenue, near Eghtysixth street Three story
House and Lot l58 East Ninety third street. all improve
ments Desirable Cottage, Barn and Grounds in Mount
ve!n3ns Wcstche scr county, N. Y Apply to CARTER
street and Third avenue.
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

TLEGANT BUILDING SITES ON WASHINGTON
~ Heights the West End Of the city, for sale in large
chased by the faculty Of Columbia College Views Of
Hudson River. POTTER BROTHERS,
Nos. 4 and Warren street.
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

FOR INVESTMENT OR OCCUPANCY, 10 STONE
IA. Fronts Sixty fourth street. the Park; par
i0rs in black walnut; also six on Seventicth street
BURNETT BUCK, Third avenue, corner SD st.
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

LNINE BUSINESS PROPERTY-TO CLOSE AN ES-
II tae-Pot of Ground Front street. running through
10 Water street having frontage East street Of 80 feet
adjoining Roosevelt street, little cash required
ply to A. BOARDMAN, 322 Broadway; to A. NJ. FAM
MING, . East Fourth street.
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

ENOR SALE-vERY DESIRABLE CORNER PROPERTY
on Avenue D, IN the Eleventh ward Apply to W. W.
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

rORNER DRUG STORE FOR SALE AT HALF IT'S
~ vauc-Ncatiy fitted doing n good business; q
central avenue must be settle the concern Ad
dress QUININE, Herald office.
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

"A House Twenty sixth street near Madison square
xrescOed throughout, will be sold, with the and
elegant Furniture $685. OO and give immediate pos
session. II. r. DREW Co., l55 Fifth avenue.
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

DROWN STONE HOUSES ON ASTOR LEASE-ON
Fory fourth, Forty NTH and Forty sixth streets from
S130 to $H 900; other first class Dwellings, from SOO0
to $30O several fine Tsnements: also Plots lots tor
sale or exchange. LOUIS A. DA CUNHA,
,5O2 Broadway corner Forty fifth street.
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

A GOOD CHANCE TO GET A FARM FOR S6oO.-2oO
N acres of timber land lis miles ro the city, three
mAos from depot Apply 70 @. GREEN, 2s2 Eighth av.
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

"A close to Fifth avenue, an excellent family Dwelling,
IN good order to be sold reasonably pur-
chased larger house v. X STEVENSON SON IL
Pine street and rs Fifth avenue.
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

AN EXTRA WIDE FIFTH AVENUE CORNER MAN
Il sion. near Fiftieth street in fee, TO be sold for
$4,000; substantially built and elegantly frescoed
Y. X. STEVENSON son, II Pine street and 26 Fifth
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

E,IFTH, MADISON, SIXTH, SEVENTH AND EIGHTH
4 Il Avenue Lots for sale by ALLEN, DooLEY HEN
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

In Now Is the time to purchasei A fine fonr story
rown stone House on Sxyrst street, near Lexington,
,yenue can be bought at bargain; also nice three
tory brown stone House, 20x50xl00 in good order an
my third street. Lc xIngton avenue can be bought
or tk6W. 7. ziTTE0l.026 Third avenue
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

VERY EXCELLENT CONFECTIONERY AND ICK
n Cream Saloon principal street and capital location;
prominent corner Liquor Store Grocery; also
Billiard Saloon. JAMES CAGNEY, h3l Hu ds0n street
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

LNOR SALE-THREE LOTS ON AVENUE A. CORNER
Seventy sixth street-private Tenement on East
Twenty sixth street. $4,000; double Tenement on Seven
tyourth street near Third avenue, $1,000; also several
10 East TWENTY sixth street -
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

A BARGAIN.-LExINGToN AVENUE, NEAR FIFTY
n ninth street handsome three story brown stone
mediate purchaser also Others all prices and locations
w. II. HAYES SONS, 81 Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

TsOR SALE.-A RARE CHANCE FOR MANUFAC.
turers and others in want of largepiecc Of land,
onsistdns sds o. full Lots in one plot, on avenue and
cessbc to the East River further information and price
,oy addressing EAST SIDE Herald office principals only
answered.
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

! NEW VICTOR SEWING MACHINES, WITH PATENT
IN shuttle and sclfsettng needle; call and examine
before purchasing; canvassers wanted on salary and
commission. Apply at Office I6f Broadway Williams
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

SUPERB HOUSE ON MADISON AVENUE, NEAR
"A Thirty seventh streetFour story brown stone high
stoop. 25x90 lot 100 finished black walnut satin
wood and In perfect order and most attractive Permits
Of OGDEN Il CLARK, late Ward 4 Ogden Broadway,
0f Sovc ean atre
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

TNOR SAIE-PRIyATE STABLE LOTS ON FORTY
Is seventh street. 1O0 feet from Madison avenue. Ad.
dress w. II. JOHNSON. 26 Broad street, room Is
The New York herald., 1872-11-10
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

A SEASIDE COTTAGE FOR sALE-AT MONMOUTH
"A Beach, ono mile from Long Branch few rods dis
tan the Monmouth Beach depot OF the New Jersey
Southern Railroad the house Is new two story and
basemenL containing II room lot 100 BY about 80 feet
running the road to the stable and carriage
house Ics house, &c complete; price $1,000 Apply to
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

A DRUG STORE FOR SALE-A GOOD CHANCE FOR
n any with small capital: low rent; modern AK
lures marble floor, &C. Apply at $50 Eighth avenue.
corner Fifty fifth street
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

A ENTIRE BLOCKS OF LOTS FOR sALE-oN FIFTH
IA. avenue at Seventy ninth and Eighty streets;
on Madison, Fourth, Lexington and Third avenues at
1o6th street, Grand Boulevard Eighty eighth and
v. X STEVENSON son, II Pine street and 226 Firth
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

business FOR SALE.-A PROFITABLE AND
ID established Book Business for sale. Apply at609
Broadway, from i0A. NJ to 4P M, for two days. Also
agents wanted.
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

AN ELEGANT PIECE OF IMPROVED THIRD AVE
"A nue. Property for sale, by JOHN KAVANAGH, north
east corner Forty. y.second street and Sixth avenue
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

nor SALE--A SECOND HAND CYLINDER DESK.
l. in complete order; also small Herrings Sale.
Both win be sold cheap Apply at Go No. rs Broad
way, between 10 and IL A. NJ.
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

ITO LET-AT BERGEN POINT, N. j., AT A NOMINAL
i rent geneman's Residence completely furnished
located the river convenient to landing and railroad
station; II rooms; extensive grounds coach house and
stables. =
A. d. MELLICK. JR., 4 BRO. No. s Pine street, n. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-25
pOITCF NOTES.

Charles Barnes age s. residing at No. Park-place,
Brooklyn killed yesterday BY being thrown from esriag
The residence of Owen MCGEE at Carroll and Gin
tor Brooklyn robbed last evening" Of $3.50 worth OF ie~el
Ja,ncs McMurray's iewelry store No 329 Fulton-st.
Brooklyn robbed Tussy night OF $3.50 worth OF Ver|"re
Michael Mallcy of No. 31S West Twelfth-st fell
from truck Broadway and fdioa last evening" aud was
seriously injured
John Kelley of No COZ East Twelfth-stwas struck
in Lis vile last evening" and severely wounded with DINER
plste. She Was locked mp
Mrs Amelia Patten. age IS, died. yesterday, in
Hospital from uros received No l2I broadway from the
bursting Of o can OF alcohol
Michael Bush of No. 81 South Fftli-avc, while in
ae last evening trueA bis vie IN he head VIII hair ens
severe scaJ-wound. lie "as Locked up
Rodman r. Bacllus, age 40. recently Deputy City
IuItor OF Brooklyn zen from the oop liquor Thirty
sevcutl.st Thilave yesterday, and broke bis neck
An explosion of gas occurred last evening in the
Charles PfdTs No 65J Broadway Albert Renc
waiter had into the cellar with lamp to look for leak IN the
gas pipe severely burnod. Loss, SoOOi Insured
The COroner's Jury, in the case Of Richard White,
who by News'en train at Fou'tsye snd
Company should take precautions for the protection Of
soBs living on TIE line OF the road
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, Justice
DoWug sent 10 the Schoop sI BOYS william and ihomas Harmon
breaking the Of Michael Barrett at No. 50 Asdon,
Tuesday ight, and stealing 10 hams
Robert r. Yptes residing in Safest, Brooklyn,
recently Secretary Of Nrw!eTsey hardware maruco
] 5 hei IN al 90 bail to snSer cbst,e Of having opepei
letters addressed to tie President Of tue company.
fight occurred early yesterday, in IT.. Swartz's
concert 'aloon No. l5 Chs19n anTSg "hh Conens DOYLE VAS
scalp similar in the saloon No 40 Pesst
acesn IL the hand and Henry sGe the head Both
sailors.
Fire Marshal Ready began an investigation yes
tisy the Of r. Lucy Williams who burned to teih
crime swan co5re testified that Mrs Williams was INTOXICATED before
hat sic bnrntd portion Of Ler dress while niins
Sb the widow Of Cap Williams Of the plektshp AHcaa Con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-25
RANK TROUBLES.

NM ,,vrrNr OF coNKIISs DEFALCArrON-
srsTrMrNT OF THE RECEIVER OF THE OCEAN
BANK. -. .bo
Tbere was no excitement yesterday aI 'ho
Market Savings Bank in Nassai-s inc
ing come 10 the conclusion that IL was USELESS W ~
time or temper at the bank doors mee'ins vi" n
held to-day 10 consider the condition Oh anan'' a.
ceiver Dennis stated yesterday that nc was
ascertainine the condition OF the bank ana wouiu
obv have statement prepared publication on satr
dov He said that the bank had been very heayhy III
VOWED by Conklin but he could not give any ngures
Mr. Dennis says that he has examined large po'' "
the securities They miscellaneous III 80
their value he did not know, but great portion Vi
were unknown I'm this market Conklin III co."soa
with several persons outside OF the BANK hau s"u
A. and IL was the intention OF the Receiver 70 Sop 1
these confedeates 10 restore the property whc
had dishonesty acquired Conklin had stolen l
leans He had undoubtedly fed from the city put
Efforts would he made to arrest him MI
nor could he tell Che dividend which the DanK VIII w
Co1kiin il is sad was last on Monday morning az
the house OF his broherinaw in Jersey City ~ as
stated that hc acknowledged to the officers that
i'm tennessee bonds aud $4,000 in United states nO,
which he produced at the time OF the examination vs.
part OF property OF the bank had been Dorrowgu ny
him for the occasion, and had been subsequently Ie'
turned to those from whom he had receiVed mem.
Conklln received salary Of 5000 year. ana to ea M
where lie has house and farm OF 20 acres ms prop
erty bought by Conkn for $4,000, put mas De1h ecu
much improved he spent LARGO amount upon ~ an
had stud OF blood horses in connection Win me ia
The officers OF the bank claim that they were W
all this aud never heard that COnklns expenditure
were incompatible with his small salary They say tat
he neither gambed nor drank but was on the t
domestic in his habits. and they believe that te greater
part OF the stolen funds have been lost In Wat opera
tons. - ....5o,,
Judge Barrett granted m attachment, YESTERDAY
against whatever OF COnklins property was sezaDe on
the application of the Receiver. 1t IL not believed ta
the nGperty viii cover tho amount Of the dealc alton
AIpcidcd is the official statement of the Receiver Of
fhp 'Gceau National lIauE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-25
THE PJJBIJC SCHOOLS

The Trustees of the College of the City of
Eew-York reelected President Webb yesterday after
NOON resolution passed asking the Legislature
10 give 900 addition 10 the regular apportionment
for IT'S support The Finance Committee Of the
Board OF Public Instruction presented its annual report
showing that G02o6 ~ had been expended, and $i55
Csl OF dsbursed during the past President Smyth
appointed the following Standing Committees:
Commissioners Lewis Wood Brennan, Van Worst and
Fincber; Lewis and Dueai Bungt-Ingrso
and Ranher supxsn voIsr. Wool aud BIennsn Aui
Wood Ingeo and Van Worst; Stude-Egsrd
Sands; SBeBnan Jarvis aud England; By-aWs
England and SLnds NoLa CogeWood DuIye Gross Jarvis
and fancher.
President smytb reported that the Department had
forwarded TO the Chicago sufferers Mia 81 and Wis.
consn sufferers sle4 ST. The City Superintendent pre-.
sented hi, annual report and the following schedule OF
All pu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-25
nrrJNouEyT POLICE CAPTAINS.

The charges against Police Captains Thaddeus
c. Davis, Ira 8 Garland, Henry HcddeD. aud Charles
Mcdonnell were listened to, yesterday, by Commission
ers Manierrc and Barr Capt Davis and Capt Garland
were charged with being in civilians attire one at fire
in the Sixth Precinct and the other Mt the Unonsqnare
Theater Inspector Nalling charged Capt. Henry He'd.
den OF the Twentythrd Precinct with general gect Of
duty. The Inspector had examined the Station house
books and found that Capt Hedden had passed only one
night in the StatlOn-lOuse from jan. 10 Jan. 10,
aud had been present only three times mt midnight
rol.ca lie had generally lett the StatOl-hOuso
at p. and returned the next morning in time to
take the morning return TO Police Headquarters. The
defense that when away from the Statioh0use he
patrOing his precinct Capt. Charles Mcdonnell Of
the Thrtieth Precinct charged by Inspector Jane
son with grOss neglect Of duty 1t shown that he
bad at his post only four times IN II days, and that
he had elected duty when a Sergeant about. The
charges were corrObOrltcd by Scvccnts QduH. OUrcn
and Firth. Capt Mcdonnell said hat the Sta0n-hOusc
was cold and the JceinY accommodations very bad. lie
had su red from fever ami GgUC and lived six miles
from the staonhouse The Gases were referred 10 the
Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-25
BURGLARS CAPTURED.

Jessie c. Kinner, private detective, saw
two thieves, yesterday passing along Varicks and
ryiDg yalises. He followed them TO the tenement No.
Is varckst and having procured assistance from the
Central once, arrested them while they eountiu
$50 dozens of pOcketknves. They recognized a.
old Offenders, and gave the names OF George BrnmeI,
alias Walter Moffat, and Jacob Williams. Moiat has
already served two In the State Prison and Ia
or the noted thieves IN tho country He Is believed
90 have been concerned IN many vi the recent bonded
warehouse roberes II nsceTtained that the knives
had been stolen from the stone Of Hcssrs. Friedman ~
LAutcijung, at No. IA Warren-st. The property IN
valued at S. $50.
William Kcnney, burglar was arrested yesterday for
breaking into the house OF A. b. Gillette Vt Hartford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-25
THE ANTI-RING GRAND JURY-IhPORTAET De
VELOPMENTS EXPECTED.


yEI.OPMENTS EXPECTED.
"Therc's much / could tell you, if | might,
but you know, in my position 1t would MT do" said Dis
trictAttorney Garvin yesterday 10 TRIBUNE reporter
The expected report OF the General Sessions Grand Jury
was under discussion, and Mr. Garyin left 1t to be in-
fcrred that when the Grand Jury appears in Court to-
morrow, the indictments presented will cause excite
ment among the people and CONSERVATION among the
members of the broken Ring The stories which have
been published, punorting to come from authentic
sources detailing what the report Of the Grand jury will
be. arc all untrue the utmost caution having been OBJ
served in keeping secret the doings ~ tho jury. SIR.
Tweed fully expects that other indictments have been
round against hun, and has takon the prccautlon
to have ready relieve linn OF the Inconvenience or
detention. It l. generally expected that the Grand
Jnrys presentation OF their last batch of indictments
will be followed by the arrest OF many prominent men,
and that the quiet rcigning now pesaCes Storm OF l-
usual violence i0rebodng good to many pcraons who
under Tamlnauy rule recognized powers in the
municipal government. That the Grand Jury have in-
ishcd their business satisfactorily j. evident from the
fact that their adjournment from Tuesday until Friday,
ire last extension, lett several ide days,
Which had their duty not been done, would nave been
tt.ilx ,I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-25
LECTURES. MEETINGS, ETC.

Horace Greeley will address the Liberal Clab
tomorrow evening at PmptOn Hall, on the subject Of
political Economy"
The Directors Of the Manhattan Eye and Ear
uosptal in East Thirty ourthst have elected the follow
inc officers for the ensuing Prc,Ifent James 4.
Roosevelt Vice President David digestion Secretary,
Cornelius II. AgnCY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-25
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDEUTs, no 2s bhoAi'
WAY. .,,,-,.,
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS
st. Nicholas Hotel Samuel ). Clemens 'M MAE.
Twain of Hartford Gov. Davis J. y. Newcomp SecIS
tary OF state and Col. Tom Ochltree OF Texas =. a.
Ramsey OF Albany, William Prescott smith OF batio
exGov HALL and Gen. James Craig OF missouri a III, o.
DreTel OF Philadelphia. Judge A. Osborne OF Casnv
H. p Ross and Major J. N Knapp OF AnD9rn, Ace
- 81 James Hotei-Prof Horsford OF CaIhpIlueke,
Mass - Coleman House-Ihe Hon. Jesse ". ,nH n
of INDIANA - Netc- York H0tei-Judge IennllcSS Do
W Of Pennsylyania. - Breroort House-Sur-
geon-Gen Foltz, U. g. Navy = IV@ 4gc' EondeS OF
verrnont - Netropolitan HOiet-Amos PllsDnry W
Albany - Everett House-Paymaster CarinouSy, ~ ~;
s. Navy. - AstOr HouSe-Wiliam Cushing pio'nei "
the Hon, Caleb Cushing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-25
THE WEsTFIELD EXPLOSION

The attorneys for the Staten Island Ferry
Company claim that the verdict of the jury before Judge
Neson not surprising after the charge of the Judge
The defense before the Court Of Appeals will he partially
based upon the plea that the staten Island Ferry Com
pany j. lot liable, as common carrier, upOn the
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-25


pcrcvrr Davis saws that no has made this estimate
with great care, and, in h Judgment the iull ainOun
Gn 81 will be realized but with GOOD management
the assets aught to yield much larger sum-
Charles A. Meigs, the newIyappointcd BANK Examiner
for this district has received his Instructions and re-
turned from Washington. He has not yet selected ms
assistant but will probably make his choice within anew
days, when lie will at once begin an examination OF az
hc national banks i'm this city. To laniiarize himself
with the details of his duties he will begin the work with
investigation Of the anirs OF small institution and
certain banks designated by the Controller Of tie Cur
rcAcy will then be examined