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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-26
CRIMINAL NOTES.

In the case Of Radford, Davis alias Spikes, and En-
gb charged With manufacturing counterfeit hveent pieces Waite
Emmerson their moved yesterday dismiss the eonp
Commissioner Osborn denied the notion and put the accused oDOn their
defense.
Joseph Levi was arrested yesterday by O special
deputy sheriff. Of begun him IN the
PreTe Court David koshsT liquor dealer Of No S95 PaI
committed Ladow-st Jail by Deputy Sheriff JudsOn Jarvis
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, before
Justice Hogan Ferdinand otnnatter committed in default OF
$1,000 charge Of breaking into and attempting rob the
liquor John Howard No. AZ Spngt Wenesi night
Charles T. Osborne committed 10 default Of $1,000 bail TO
charge OF grand larceny stealing gold watch and CHAIN
worth $40, from LemGel Z. Burke.
David Joseph, liquor dealer in DivisiOn-st. near
suo arrested yesterday by bis bondmau for robbery Of
$500 By him in Athens Georgia about - months He
lodged the TOmb and subsequently, placed board the
ship sailing evening Joseph after being admitted bail fed 70
avoid tua Coming Ne1iok he married aud opened lager beer
saloon.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
before Justice Cor William Johnson ticket agent OF the
Pennsyania Railroad aaned charged with having stolen from
the ocs 10 Elizabeth ~ j. ticket for Salt Lake City Sll9
He sell gentleman the New York Hotel for 800
gentleman the Office Of the road In this city ascertain
Elizabeth Office that the ticket had been s0en Detective SaYn OF the
fifteenth Johnon and arrested him
wednesday Afternoon. lie held for further eranaton
At the Court of General Sessions, yesterday, be-
Coune charged with stealing from William Oswald
Of g. at No CbIyaues, watch worth
IS and sZ0 moRey was acquitted: pr =, hns III % sb
Green coored Of No. 525 BrOomet, acquitted VIM r. Howe
ID ch HdebBnt charged with robDlng wilma
sailor, Sept z, OF 500 was convicted ana reilel u
Monday Edward J. Anderson and Reynolds for the
Smith Peter Kelly charged with robbng george
HERRING No 81 Avenue c. sept O a. No 81 Houston Of
following pleaded guyi Eliza hlmgan petty
larceny stealing $50 Aug. % from william Reilly ON 329
Fy-seconds Sent to the Pentenary for six months
Ahs Sept o. $40 the state Prison for 3 years
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM LIvERPooL-In steamship Ager,a, Sept 23-whe Col
Inns and Mrs. j. Hall W Hall. b. Hall T. J. Han r. G. Hall
Hall Honghton Mr. Whtwoh Mr.. and Mrs A. Ori child
and Miss Baiie MI and Mrs. Wells and Misses Wells
Mr. aud Mrs Chsdeaque q. w. Hammond Miss
Hammond Hon Crooks Mr. and Miss Forsyth Mr. H.
Mr. and Mrs daughters Mr. RO Mr.
and Mis-, Lewis Miss Weaver Miss w Nichols Miss H.
Sleeper j. Bursey, Mr. Heh Mr. Painter A. d. Weeks, j. H.
Gilbert Nj Upward Miss 4. Clark Mr. Getty, MURPHY Miss
Hawkins Mr. and Mrs Bogel Mr. Cherry, Mr. Mrs W Boy Mr.
Mrs O. n Miss stuart Mr. and Mrs. Paynou and maid
Mr. aud Mrs K Hoffman and infant Mr. Mrs. Fullerton, G. Brad
ley r. story W w Davies Mr. and Mrs Bngsh child and maid
Mr. and Mrs Chandler hls Chandler
maid T. Hart, MIRA W b. Hart Mr. aud hss G. Tson d. Rankin
Rankin IT, Miss WistsT maid Mr. and Mrs Sinclair child
Bonne Mr. and Mn. BoBne The Misses bonne T.
White Geek Mr. Halowell Mr.. Whitman G. IT, Whitman.
Whitman, Misses Whitman, Mr. Brown G. H. Doolte
M Brown r. n. Allan. A. b. Pullman, Mt Mrs Matthews
child. r. Potter. the MSes Potter, J. slater GRAY
W. GRAY Mr. Leharan Mr.. brown, L. wisier, j.
Carter, j. d WAuen, Master Warren and Miss War
n BlwoOd C. Chase the three Misses Chase Mr. sad
we1Aa the two Ms,e' wsgIan Mr. and Ms sacks, Mr. Sachs IT,
Mss A Payon A McCaam, the Rev. Mr. Manton b. Snith
j. W. Horae Mr. and Mrs A. Stuart Mr. and Mrs Hatch Mr.
Knowles Mr. Biggs Mr. aud Nina r. p. Thomes Mr. r.
and child Mr. and Mrs. b. DOughterty, ch Dr.
Calhoun he Rev. p Schsf H. Webster j. Burke j.
j. Galloway and PLAQUE Miss Penton
G. Doohttle j. CAron, Mr. Angeoso Mr. KIRK Mr. Capente
Paul Mr CoheG Mr. AveY W. Bradford
and Mr. aud Mrs MAR, ID. II. Homes
FROM HAnBURG-i. s'ss~,nA.P C1"orta sept 25-Aaolpk
sSd servant D. Ienner aad wife. a. G. Barrett Mari wife
children aud servant A. Sohsnger ent WIFE Martha fsepcke
Meyer Martha Schlat Il Rosenberg. 81 LiheHha " Prcaua
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THE DEPARTMENT INVESTIGATIONS.

ORGANIZATION OF THE EXAMINING COMMITTEE
AT q meeting of the Brooklyn Common Conn
Gil, held Sept the following preamble and resou.
lions were adopted:
whereas It is OF the importance that the citi-
of Brooklyn should know that the public funds NJ
the city are honestly collected faithfully dsbursed
securely invested therefore, ;.
Resored, That the Finance Committee OF the BOARD
his Honor the Mayor, and the Controller be- and tney
hereby authorized and instructed at whatever coat
necessary therefor, 10 employ competent accountants
10 aid them In the examination OF the books md ac-
counts OF the various officers OF the City Government
Board OF City Works, and former Street Commissioner
Office, so far as the has not been already done
under the charge OF the Controller TO ipyestgte the
condition Of the various financial institutions n which
city moneys are deposited and 70 themselves OF
1.-THE securities which invested the moneys belong
ing TO the sinking fund OF the city, and report I'm f 70
this Board the result OF their abors at the eares
possible; and the SUN OF 5000 much thereof az
may be necessary, is hereby Appropriated from the
salary account toward defaying the expenses of said
examination.
In accordance with this resolution the persons named
met yesterday afternoon at the Mayors office TO arrange
prelImnarles The labors of the Committee were inter
rupted at the outset by marriage ceremony which the
Mayor called 10 perform for two Germans OF the
poorer class This having been arranged 10 the satsfae
ton Of the persons interested the business OF the Com
mIee begun by tho election OF Mayor rs Chair
OF the Committee. The Controller then said that
the Committee. in order TO DO the satisfactorily
would the Of sending for persons papers
On motion OF Alderman Ropes the Mayor was author
lied 10 send q communication 10 the Common Council
at It's next meeting asking tc give the Committee this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-26
DECISIONS-sEPr. IS.

Supreme Court-CI ambas-By judge Van Brunt.-
ag Eagle Life Insurance COmpanudgmeu Tor de-
PENDANTS See 0pRion john Gray Ell al Thomas Can
non-Case settled stephen Leshcr ct al ag Bdus Roener-
Case settled
By Judge Panher-he People, &c Smith agt Green0rier granted
and REALTORS claim Health Commissioner Whitney a
Pensten.-The Vaate attachment must be denied with $40
costs abide Cowdre kc agt Campbell ct a-Report
fned resignation Of plaintiff accepted and new trustee appointed
within ordered Ming bond with surees IN $4,000 Sophie NJ
FnkOier granted Anthony IY ag Frederick
Bdeuce granted Barnett sg Laird ct aJadgment for par
hton granted SS-s< Ia -Ass y lsTss.x ~, ecs
Superior Court hdmbTs-Bv Judge Van Worst
Tabor Rehabilitation order Of denied Bishop
ag The Empire Transportation CoMoou to set judgment aside
denied.
Marine Court-Part by Judge Curtis.-Jacob
Goldman Fund Insurance COMPANY, ELIAS j. Beach
plaintiff and Wilson Wallis for the deendan-vedc for
plaintiff for 1920 and $50 allowance Joseph G. Howe ag
Taman H. and A. H. CarOEO for the plaintiff
walsh Halbe Rckerson for the defenaantCase still
a Chdmbers-by Judge JoachmseD-Fuler agt. Lyons
granted in part and denied part Seaman agt Mten-
achMotd denied with 81 costs Blcgett sg Motion
granted with Beuska sgt BaumanMoon denied With 81
Feischaur WorgeMoon denied with 81 costs The
Lppenco Manufacturing Company ag The Manhattan Sew
within $40 costs Of notion which event
the summons considered withdrawn No granted
without costs agt Waliace-Motou denied with $40 costs
abide Hart Pree.-AOt0n denied. with 81
Common Pleds-C hdmbers-By Judge j. F. DAILY
Henry Henry eren-Dvorce granted psnh Johu
Post denied with (see opnonl
C. W. Schuh(see decs0n c. C. Burfo ag George
BougMOou granted on terms (See men, j. T. r. odson sgt
W II UWiUele.-Slme.
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THE JAIL FRAUDS.
SHERIFF WILLIAMS RETIcENT-CoNRADDY LAMENTs
HIS INABILITY TO RETIRE IN AFFLUENCE. .,

SHERIFF WILLIAMS RETIcENT-CoNRADDY LAMENTs
HIS INABILITY TO RETIRE IN AFFLUENCE. . n
The interest in the jail frauds, which was
Intensified by the confession Of Sheriff Williams con-
nues and the subject of further developments is dis
cussed every hand. 1t is believed that an inquiry
will be instituted into the in which the jail has
been conducted heretofore, at least within the term
Of the present incumbent. The DstrctAttorney how
remains retcent In regard to what action will be
taken by his Office and said yesterday, that he could
not consistently with the duties OF his Office make any
statement In regard TO what official action he should
take
Mr.. Conraddy, the deposed jailer was in the shers
office for short time, yesterday, and in answer to
question stated that he had nothing say about ia
matters He would not now divulge what possibly he
might be induced TO reveal hereafter He said that II
his position had been such to enable him to make
"large haul he might now retire in afluence, rather
than in such poverty that he would have all he could
attend to for time to TO support himself and
his family. He expressed hopefulness for the future
however said that he not depressed In spirits and
added Everything will be correctly understood
and the wrong doing placed upon the proper shoulders"
The Sheriff has not yet appointed his SUCCESSOR as in
his phrase, he has been unable to find the fright
man"
The Supervisors Investigating Committee appointed
to inquire into the affairs of the Kings County Penten
tiary in which 100000 are said to have been
pended without authority met yesterday afternoon but
Immediately adjourned until p. m. on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-26
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The books for the payment OF taxes on per-
soual property Will be opened tomorrow.
Sophia c. Pialzgraf has begun an action in
the Supreme Court against Carl August Pazgraf for
divorce. on the ground or adultery.
The interest on city and county bonds, due
Nov l. will be paid by the Chamberlain that day. and
the transfer books will be closed tomorrow.
Charles Fox, Son g. Co. have instituted pro-
ceedings the Supreme Court against j. L. Coblenz
Co.. recover debt Of s204 So with interest from Aug
&C. An attachment has been Issued against defendants
property pending the issue.
In the case of Washington Z. COnnor agt.
Christopher II. Fash, in the Supreme Court,
debtedness upon balance OF account between them,
Lsrday against DEFENDANTS property.
Commissioner Van Mort has transmitted to
che Finance Department. for payment, the payroll Of
labOrers &c, on the Boulevard aud avenues and the
seventy Improvement Tor the two weeks end
ing Saturday last, amounting 10 tZ9,SlO o.
City Marshal A. NJ. Erich, charged with
illegally demanding SIS his fee in repleyin suit,
examined. Yesterday, before Mr.. WILDER the Mayors
tate the charge and that the Mayor viii probably dis
miss II to-day.
The case Of Levi II. Alden, in person, and
Levi Alden and others executors Of the last will and
testament Of julius r. Alden, deceased, against Brain
ard sbaeT. John Kiersted and Wynkoop kiersted sur
yylng partners OF the late firm OF Trowbridge Shaer
IN the supreme Court has been discontinued counsel
COBsentng.
The following were yesterdays receipts at
The Controllers Office Arrears Of taxes assessments,
wafer rent and interests, sl7i O9 assessments for
street openings, and improvements and interest,
7ls O. market and fees, s2691 Is water rents
sa OF scotch sewer pipes and connections with sewers,
49,. q $50 Is permits for street stands, signs. show
oocE laborers paid yesterday, TO Sept 49, 1900
At yesterdays meeting of the Dock Com
nssioners resolution adopted providing that In
Culture application for the testing Of artificial stones.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-26
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS
FRIDAY. SEPT. 90.

Supplemental Mails Havana steamships dock discontinued
Mails Newfoundland close the Newiork stOee
o. H. Halihr.
Halifax closed,t the NewYOrk Postohce every
iay ct D. n, and goes via Boston.
SATURDAY., SEPr. %.
Britain and France Queenstown Liverpool
steamship Republic close at $3.50 No Supplementary Mail
Steamship sails from White Star DOCK PaVona Feny jersey
CITY.
Mails Southampton and Bremen rer the steamship
Weser mail at - M Supplementary Mail for double
postage letters and printed matter closed the Posonce at ll5
Steamship sails m from foot OF Thrdst. HOboken.
Direct Prussan closed Mail this line.
Mails for Havana and Mexico the steamship City Of Mexico.
Supplementary Mail for double letters and
printed closed the Posofoe ll40 Steamship
salls at IL IN. from Pier No. North River.
steamship City Of HOuson close
a , D. IN from Pier 20 T. r.
SUNDAY. SEPT 2S
Ali Mails close at II o'clock The POst0hce from
M. 10 1 ID.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NEW -ToRK.

PORT OF sE"-ToRk.. 25
Steamship City ofs.-Yori tDt Goc. Liverpool N. Queenstown.
steamship A:syri. CBtl smith, Gl.soT Hssdsr.su
steamhp Cleopatra a,nEln. Havana y Alexandra Son
Steamship 3 G. Biddle. Aierander Pah.delpma yaA Hand
steamship Charleston. Beckett Charleston C. Qansrd
Steamship Gen Ch.e,sm.n. sGy1nnsh W R. Garrison
Steamship Ia.eras Ri Norfolk &c. O Dominion steamship Co
Steamship Richmond Lawrence SOrfo &c. Oh DOmioiOn sssAs
Stes%shO Black Diamond Smith Phil,delOh, W P crd.
s;s%s S csse m Saa1 Portland S D Anne,
ss S S SseS. f 4 d5e 1 s SS1oG- S @ Co. S'
En- a%s BIsmsD o Kop c
AHtoinetta BoEIOne dali Ruggeo Corr for order r.
BARK Michael Angelo qta stasuo Falmouth for ORDER. A
Bark ThOm., Pope Posse Monrov, &C.. Yates Poresen
Bark LaIksgur OBJ storey Bristol B. Bod hncAso -,
BTs Teyiot (Br) Akem, Little Glaze Bay whitney
B Bs s aa; ssn So Ssss;i Lonsoo
Schf BOrsas Br) Harmon, 81 John b. na saybrosh
scbS OH D. T. Bis5e Anderson Mnuham. L. AnanE Co.
Steamship CITY Of Merida Zimmerman havans Sept Dds~
'1 sS Ssas c@Sna GER Hmz 10 and soohmv
'O Steamship Algeria Br LeSeer Liverpool Sept 49, via ousen'
Ship oberou of Liverpool Twill ceua June % and Sands Head
SLIP Able Vol - swansea Aug O. in ballast Is anchored Al
Ship Gsa Butter Lord Aug ia ballast anchored Al
BARK silver Cloud Br) Sydney b. 10 days. viii
Bark Gns tyor) Jensen Trsiee ~ DAYS. in ballast.
Hansen Gloucester T., 81 days IN bsast
Bark Romance new Windsor n 81 Toy Windsor s. sJ
IN ballast.
Bari Bra.ino Ita) Chess. Liverpool % DAYS, with mie
Bark Yesrerlde (Norl, Larsen Bergen 35 days In ballast
BARK 1tal Moreo. A5erie 81 days IN ballast .
Brig Benjamin Carter Williams Portland nd lanoe Tor bnh'oetn
Brig Sea Bird ot Canning u. ST. Mselsrom ST. John r r. IA
Biz Tinker Cof BOston) Gibson II dag with sugar
GOOiae Goodae Pernambaco 20 DAYS IN ballast
Beeb Loer Sydney G. b. 10 days WIN coal
schr Delta Turner Rookland n B., % days with building
sehr D. W. Dill Raymond Baypor Fla 10 lays With cedar
Cambria (o ST. john n BIZ WeioB Aaracaibo ~ days vita
coffee.
Sehr. RhOda Holmes Potter, Baltimore
sebr. n. J. RAYMOND, Cranmer. Baltimore.
schr. Senator Bndicott Virginia
sCuOOSEas-RIVER
R Dean TauntO Abrams. HaiovetL
JosP Porter. Pagtucket. Angler. Wsrehsm.
A.. p. Crsnmer, NeN-HaTen. Ierrapin, Calais
j. Clark, Providence. Ifphena Proysienoe
J. b. Anderson. Pawtuckea White RICK, Bridgeport
Flying Arrow Calais Haue Butler Providence
w e. Bee Prominence A. G. Lawson, Providence
Balloon Bangor e. W. Brown Providence.
Abigail. Gardiner. kFcrgretu, frOfdenoe
Haisd Queen, Pail River. Entire, Providence
DOMESTIC PORTS.
B0srON Sept 25Auvei steamship Nereus from SsW-forf ont
Lucy W. snow, from Glaze Bay.
FOREIGN PORTS.
2jThe steamship RYdal Had, CapI Coln IRON
Philadelphia Sept g. has arrived here 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-26
NOTABLE IMPROVEMENT IN YoNKERs.

The Board of Commissioners, appointed few
weeks ago by the Supreme Court TO lay out Bronx
River Mclean. Vredenburgh, and Kimballaves, IN the
town OF YOnkers, held meeting Tuesday evening to
make assessments and awards. The Commission
consists OF Robert p Getty, Thomas T. Norris and
N II. Ellis They have been diligently at work ex-
aiming the ground OF the proposed avenues, and hope
to conclude their abors to report to the Court at
the November term and possible at the october term
All these thoroughfares, with the exception OF Bronx
Rlyer-ave., short connections between roads or
avenues already laid out and designed to facilitate
travel between prominent points, and TO furnish new
land with easy to depots the Harlem Railroad
McLean-avesvil be practically extension Of High
iandave. 1t will from point the inersec-
ton OF the latter with Cenraave., and run In south
eastery direction 10 the Bronx River road skrng the
property OF Geo. Mclean. and crossing the Tuckahoe
River II will be a little than mile In length. III
Bronx Rlver-ave. will run In nearly straight line
north and south along the west bank OF Bronx River
and will connect McLean-ave with Midandave. 1t Will
be nearly y miles long and the town OF KinGsbridge
will probably continue 1t 10 Woodawn Cemetery This
the original design but the division OF the old town
OF YOukers placed the route under two Jurisdictions
Nredenburghaye. Will start from CentraLave short
distance north OF ionkersaye and wilfrln thence in
north eastcry direction and join Mdlandave. about
quarter OF mile west Of It's Junction Win Bronx RIVER
Kmbanave. ia the shortest Of the proposed new
streets IL viii a great distance in travel II
will start at the Junction Of two country roads north OF
George McLean's property. and, running In north
eastery direction ntersect Yonkersave less than half
a mile west Of the bridge over the Bronx River, at
West Mt. Vernon.
The proposed avenues all to be laid ont at the
pense OF the property to be benen.ed The WORK VIII
tyowDers said 10 be anxious 70 have the work com
pleted soon as possible and win probably
petition 20 have 10 begun as soon as the
report OF the Commission shall be accepted: In the
mean uie Tue COMMISSIONS IOI laJ ing Vut
bridges over fibbets Creek aud Bronx River are I'm.
ished they Will flush the Improvement and turn 1t over
10 IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-26
HORSE and CARRIAGEM MARKET

NEw-YoRK, Thursday. Sept. IS. 1873.
Nothing of any account has been done to"
day either the horse carriage trade The unsettled
and inactive condition at this is simply the con-
sequence of the prevailing monetary difficulties. Not
until the present panic shall have entirely subsidized can
We hope for activity IN such departments of the general
trade which under this head include fine carriages
and valuable horses both or less articles OF luxury,
and both as rule first dispensed with, when cutting
down OF expenses becomes necessary or advisable.
The market for common draught horses alone keeps
up some appearance OF life, but sales to-day were gLi
and prices in favor Of buyers.
Esales nv auction tomorrow friday the 25th inst
AT 1890 a. M, by Mr. Arch Johnston. at the Horse
Mart in Thirteenth-st., near Universityplace.
At u O'clock by Mr. VIM. Van Tassell, az the Horse
and Carriage Mart in East Thrteenthst near Fourth
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"JHE LAY OF THE LABORKR."
BY JOHN PAUL.

JOHN PAUL.
1t was a long lank Jerseyman.
And he stOppeth one OF two;
81 amt acQuant in these here parts;
Pm a lOOkin' for Dan'l Drew
I'm labrer in the Vinnard;
My calm pursue
At the InsttOOt at Madison
That was built by Dan'l Drew.
I'm labrer in the Vinnard
My worldly wants are few;
But want some pints on these here sheefs--
I'm lOOkin' for Danl Drew"
Again that Laborer,
Corner OF Wall and Now
He was looking for a ferrY-boat
And not for Daniel Drew,
Upon bis back he bore a sack
Inscribed, Preferred Qu."'
Some "CantOn" scrip was In his grip
A little Wabash" too.
He % ain was "long" OF much r. H.
Not short" OF Bourbon new.
There never another labOrer
Got just such pnts from Drew.
At the ferry gate saw him late.
His white crayat askew,
paying his fare with registered share
OF that Preferred Gu"
And these words came back from the Hackensack
"If you want 20 gamble few,
lust get In your paw, At "A game OF Drdtc,
But don't take hand at DREwv
m the esde will pronounce Qu qeueou he will preserve The
gthn aud confer . favor The sglh0r
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THE LONG ISLAND CITY IMPEACHMENTs.

Geo. H. Hunter, President of the Common
Council, and Acting Mayor during the impeachment
proceedings against the Mayor took the oath Of Office
Tuesday. 1t is understood that appointments will
be made in all the Commissions by the Acting Mayor
though his night to make any removals is questioned by
legal gentlemen The Charter provides that during the
sickness disability OF the Mayor the President Of the
Common Council shall act Mayor, but cannot sign
any bills fol 20 days after the beginning of such
sickness disability Many believe that this proviso
will be OF equal force regards removals and appoint
ments. The feeling among unprejudced citizens is in
entire sympathy with the impeached officials and their
political opponents are IoTenoS III uenouhGhg inc ac-
elected 20 their offices at the charter election held in the
Spring OF s7the former for three years. the latter for
sfx-and have consequently, served only little longer
than one year The Commissioner OF Public Works is
appointee Of the Mayor and holds office during the lat
pleasure,
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THE COURTS.
THE LOTTERY TICKET CASE.

Elisha d. Whitney took out an attachment
tying up, in the hands Of Belmont Co., sl2.ooo the
balance. less per cent commission OF 10000 drawn
by bis friend Richard Penisten In the Royal Havana
Lottery. whitney claimed half the prize alleging that
Penisten promised to divide with him, partly TO repay
loans and partly In consideration OF his advice and as
sistance in getting the money. Penisen applied TO
Judge Fancher few days for order 70 vacate the
attachment, the morning papers utterly denying any
debtor promise TO Whitney. Judge FancLer rendered
decision yesterday denying the motion
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,.,on. hydraulic lines and other materials. will be on
ta, ned Inv the Department unless arrangements shall
o made by the applicant with the Treasurer 70 pay all
oecesary expenses attending the same The petition OF
- HALL co and others for permission to occupy tine
hmhhead AT the foot of Bsrolayst, between Piers Nos
o. and "a N r. for business purposes, was denieu Ter
xo,ssion was granted the StoDngton Steamboat Com
many 10 widen Pier No 80, N. r. 30 feet on the north
Side proyided the written consent OF the Erie RawW
siue 49, cond no obtained Numerous other orders
rela va 10 the doc made after which the Boaro
went into executive session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-26
Goruoranon NoIlces.

PROPOSALS FOR RUBBER-LINED HOSE.
-SkALED PROPOSALS viii be received at ihe hsadqafen
the Fire Department III 1919 until ~ @ aoos
MONDAY September 20 for furnishing 5000 ee' ZSaeh hoDDh
Po fui information zee THB CITY RECORD COpes for sale a,
No 2 City Hall
PROPOSALS for SAND and BROKEN
STONR-SRALED PROPOSALS will be reoe we'd AZ the once
OF the Department OF Docks aa IL ocoA noon OF Sepe
30 1873 furnishing SAND BROKEN STONE TOR mshss
CONCRETE ami RIP-kAP STONE Tor FOUNDATIONS from 0cis
Der l. 1873 October |. 1874 n
Fo full information The City Reeor Ceps LOT sale a! No
CITY Han north west corner lbasemenlk