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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-06

shin rhudnr, clos. 1880 suppenca'g MAJ er aosos
postage letters printed matter closed hthe eaucs ~
m Pier Of Thifdt. Hoboien. ifop m s'esmn'
Mails for Havana and Nassau the steamship CITY Of eoe
suppsmestsy Mall for donhie postage efs fna M
matter u Po-Ohce a. 2;4O H. sho OIL ~ :"
n X al $3.50 D. Steamship sails Al p m , :, ......
Mails Kingston. land TURKS lfispa, N 'ss
Atlas close al D. m Steamship sails at m IRON ref NJ
N. r.h.. eo..
for s.n.o Domingo. ssmsna etc. By steamship ryOe'' ''''
Al D. m. Steamship sails o. nom fler NO ." H.
FRIDAY AUG. T. IL. VIII.
Mails for France BTest havre oy inc s,eansn
On close ESQ Steamship sails cary % '''u'u'
Pier No. so N. r.. .-h. AZ - n. om.. ...,v uor
eav AVID FRIDAY st steamship sails nom for'aha Me- '
Tuesday al y. =, pa ns-. exey,
Nail for iisifsr. ~ r., u closed ~ INC 'e'-'''N
LAY al p. m, and goes via Boston ,o q
Mails for Crest and Prince ONLY via sna
h, the steamship BAlac close At 1880 m ~
tr doubs aud printed matter Is CLOSED ~ we %
4. liz m and on Star Dock PAvohn feTr JeIs N''
Al 2:lO D. ". Steamship sails 81 3 p hn -, ~. 49,.
Ms Continent Of Rnrope ns Southampton ~
steamship Rhen close at IL 80 m A Suppemsnl, TOT
noetsTe ters printed il closed a. the ros Omoe
M and on Pier foot Thds. Hoboken, Tor all EUROPE " Law
n Steamship sails at D. m
n,er closed Nal sent nv TINS me
Ns for Hayu CaTthsgens Santa maIiha ana "
The srsnhp tlsrbe close at D. m Steamship SANS M "
Mail M Kew west bv steamship George Clyde close n p m
se.msh lp sal u ii 3 D IN Pier No ~ n
Mails close siit O'Clock m The fO'1o"oe open ITO"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-06
nECISIONS-Ara. q.

Supreme Court-By Judge Pratt.-The Mutual
Life Insurance Co. Of HewYork Elizabeth D. REHABILITATION
granted reference ortored TO Richard g. Beamh
amount due bono r. r. Page Geo Kuhn and others
Motion granted ordered to L. Fuller compute
&c A. Wilets a the Same 6cLke orde above In the
Ter Of the CoThe motion denied
John L. Hill esq (which he do).
and produces evidence support his pen otherwise denied
with o costs Life Insurance Company Of NewYok
Pstrek Mullins and otheMoion granted reference ordered 10
Richard compute amount due bond and mort
gage &C. The 80 ~ John Glass and ohers-Tbe Ike
order az The Same mo y sg The SameLke order
above Same (No. 81 agt The Same.-Lke order above
Common Pleds-ChdmberS-By Judge Larremore.-
The People en- rel McMuen The Board Of Estimate and
perempto maLdAmu denied NJ Ger
asb AIT HesMotOn granted without costs The People,
de GnbbnA copy OF the Indictment should be presented
With ne application. Mais Reeh AIT Nicholas ReethRefr
Dce ordered Watson take proof and to smOny and
counsel fee Laura Mcdonald sgt Alex Observation-Disclosures
ordered to BOsroTh Francis KeDney sg Louis
Kohen -nuneon continued unless defendant te bond
any sgss plaintiff sasan during Pendeney Of suit
Marine Court-Chambers-- Judge Spaulding.-
Iedesr at OppsnhemNoo Of Justification adjourned to August
at Rice another agt eet and anotber-pefendh9ts
motion denied $40 Davis sgt Observation-Disclosures
FER an denied with $40 sinsener PAtbg
Ordered on The the h Monday In September Kroeker
AIT Ke-Ore extend the time 10 days 70 amend order
granted WeionOrder graned Heinrich sg PabsL
Motion denied; 70 abide the result Usher
Roeh Examination Of witnesses de bea granted heDOnoueh
agt FonOrder vacated Barnes Agt Heeke1fahstsJ Of pro-
cag order 10 show to die security for costs granted
By Judge syerbeg Mississippi Valley Insurance
COmpsRyored eOnssu9 " change defendants attorney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-06
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Yorkvlle Police Court, yesterday morning,
0e' r. M Emory. and he'd IN $500
In the Court of Special Sessions yesterday, Chris
tina Myers and Catherine Raphael were seneeS S y e s TSo
was sragne petty larceny discovered TO be an escaped convict
rom Sing Sing, and was renamed
Julius Fatton. O Post-0ffice clerk at Station f,
don ye,terdsy and by Commissioner shields TO awsit
charged with selling unssamped cigars was held in $500 bail
The Grand Jury of the Court of General Sessions,
R found 1d 4 aSd ss soods John
s sSpe o Sf5Rs and frascf seooT Meyer
s9d kas JS9e, and Ma hiSai Ssu i'
I'm the Tombs Police Court. before Justice Dow
ling yesterday Ben Burke and ss'9ss Hooper were Committed h6 GI
they had ensd into o. Monday night
and Henry Ss, KS me b ssd the sael
H. HObGm Of SewHaVea They were sent TO HeWna'en i0f
In the Court of General Sessions, before Recorder
HAeke Stephen Dillon jointly indicted with John Walsh for grand
der q its agent B. Hsrar HOboken Jone % found
% ne property Ssy6 aso 9s sd SoHS f STa Pae
he the STATE Prison for Eve years Peter Mitchell
appeared prisoner and Assistant Russell Ion the
people
At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday, be-
soSpa Of Henry Pattner who charged with highway robbery.
Pan alleges that while be was passing along the Bo"e o. tues
s large Mason struck him blow in the face and While The
500 sd Is in money Stein committed charge
preferred against him by Joseph Stems OF Nc ~ clsst WHO
Of Herman Friend Casey preferred charge against Ms VIII
som Who sh alleges head with bk cutting her
severely.
The following prisoners pleaded guilty at the
Of General Sessions yesterdays Patrick Msnnng Of petty 1reny
person Of Albert Abrams on July 10 Of P1cte6ook and
Sl2 %; the Pentenay for three
lanes s. Smith Of burglary April 20 1872 breaking into the
,etory Edward NJ Cobeit at No 24 East Twen!Ith
AZ and stealing Cloth lTerpaed worth $500;
handed Ke Of an stempt burglary
breaking into ieWey Charles Runke at No. 4O3 West
Tby-nth April IL and stealing watches and jewelry worth
s273 30 the State Prison for two years Thomas Kelly aud
William Harmon, DAVID Sullivan, Waest, July
"a sent to Penenay for six months John Moore Thomas F1
lam and Tbomst Mss Of petty larceny from the OF John
Stefan 404 West Ffshst, on May d. IN stealing siiyer
watch and Punsm sent to the State Prison for
I've years and Miske Peniteutsry for Eve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-06
CIVIL NOTES.

Tn the United States District Court, yester-
dav trunk marked &C. E. w." and containing Iour
s dresses and other articles OF clothing supposed 10
have been Struggled, condemned by default.
Application was made to Judge Pratt IN
the supreme Court yesterday habeas corpus for the
relense OF VIM Van Name, President Of the Market
savings Bank his arrest by the assignee III DanK
ruptcy. Decision reserved ...r
Judge Davis sat in the Oyer and Termlner
Court yesterday and received the application of John
O Mott for modification of the order requiring the
three hotel servants held witnesses against stokes IN
Inc House OF Detention to procure bail IN 1or the
atfendapce Counsel argued that the law OF lS5 uue
which tine order was made, did not authorize the court
TO make the order The matter was postponed 10 tues
day morning give notice to the DlstrictAttorney'
Mr.. Ansbacher applied to Judge Pratt In
the Supreme Court yesterday, writ Of habeas cor
pus and certorar, for the discharge OF young gri
named Annie Rosenberg from the House OF the Good
Shepherd 10 which she was committed by Justice shand-
lev ON her admission that she prostitute. Counsel
read an affidavit from Abraham Marks, sole GUARDIAN
of the girl that the reason why he had her committed
was because she WAS living with man who was not ner
husband and on the ground OF the inconsistency pc
tween the commitment and the return 10 the cert0rar
the Court WAS asked to discharge the prisoner Juuse
pratt said he nothing inconsistent In the
and ordered her to taken back to tue House OF the
Good Shepherd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-06
THE PENALTY FOR BURYNG BONES.

A skull and few bones, seemingly con-
stituting part of the remains Of fullgrOwn infant
were found buried with rubbish in the yard Of the
tenementhouse. No. 2s6 East FOurthst. at lao a.
yesterday John Buck the owner OF the building, who
was reported to have buried the supposed human relics
last June was Immediately called from his bed and
locked up Eleventh Precinct statonhouse, despite
his earnest protestaons Of innocence Coroner Young
caused the prisoner 10 be brought before him
Yesterday for examination Mr. Ruck who is Of respect
able appearance and OF considerable rePuted wealth,
was attended by counsel who alleged that the arrest
was the result OF q malicious conspiracy against his
CLIENT Mr. Buck stated that, several months ago. he
employed George VOge laborer. TO clean out drain
which had become cogged When the dram was opened
N was found haze been DISTRACTED by miscellaneous
collection OF dead cats, mOuldy scrubbng brushes, Old
shoes, and general assortment Of bones, all Of
which Vogel IL is alleged buried in the yard When
Voge asked for payment his bill was cut down about 81
by his employer. Late Monday night, the alleged
burial of the bones was reported at he Eleventh Pre-
ctnct Station by Of Rucks dissatisfied tenants Mr.
Bergner who believed TO have acted collision with
Voec There being some doubt ss To whether the skull
and bones are those OF an infant large cat Deputy
Coroner Marsh directed 70 perform an autopsy and
Ruck released upon his own reoognizance TO re-
eppcar to-day. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-06
THE CONTROLLERS OATH REQUIRED.

There was long argument in the Supreme
Court, yesterday, motion made by John
s strahan, 10 strike out unless they sworn
10 the made by the Controller alternative
riandamuses. in the matter Of Sheriff Brennan's
claim for 7OOO being his fees for the first three quar-
tiers Of ls72 and the other in the claim Of Charles H.
Johnson for rent for tho 9Th Regiment Armory. Mr..
gtrahan said be objected TO the returns made He
lad particular for requiring that they should
be sworn 10, for the Controller into court and
made statements over his signature which he would not
make n under Oath-fOr instance, that tue Board OF
sureryisOrs did not audit the Bheris claims in the
usual way. Counsel went on 10 argue that II was dis
crcOnary with the Court TO order the returns TO be
sworn 10, but on application being made, the Courts
exercise IL directing them 10 be sworn 10. In the
case OF Grant AIT. Green, last year, II was done.
Mr. Carter who appeared for the Controller, said that
there was DO law requiring them 20 be sworn 10 but
sometimes the Court made II special dreeton and IN
serted direction ia the order which shows that 1t Is
not the usual practice. . 80, Ia,
Judge PratDO you hold that IL Is DISCRETIONARY Win
tie Court ~ make the Orderf
Mr. Carter-So, your HoaOr deny the discretion and
the DO OF the Court.
M strshan-If are true, what objection
can there be- TO swearing 20 themf
Judge PEat took the papers aud reserved decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-06
THE COURTS.
THE NEW GRAND JURY
At the Court of General Sessions, yesterday |

the following Grand Jury was impaneled;
Rowland 8. Doty OF No. 50 Wsrrenst' ana nonSer'
John n Cornell OF No sixthst.. Henry y Marshal
OF No ia East SeveBteenthst.. Henry H. over oi o
Fast wentiethst Henry stokes OF No. lao West Forty
tecondst Leopold Edit OF the Clarendon hosi; Jo
X Cowperthwaite OF No. 155 Chatnam-st, AustIn "
Petit Of No 5l2 Thirty hfth-st. GIBBONS II; ny
of No. $50 West TweDyffth-st, John loWnsenu " ~
soe RIeecker-st William Browning OF No. Al Perry-st
John p Morgan OF No. So Exchange-piaoe Francis S -
Wynkoop No 80 East Eighteenth Danle "a No ~
az No 81 Macdougalst.. James X. warren OF NO ~, ~
East ythrdst Charles f. Hartshorne OF No ~
East Fftyseyenth-s Theron L. Butler of 80. 49, nn
se William O. Whitewater OF No. 391 Bleecker-st'
Andrew O. Armstrong OF No. 100 East Ientht Isaac rD
oliver of No 234 West Thirty ghth-st ArcnDo turner
of No sos West Fifty hfthst. and james X Hathaway
OF No. 1879 West Fifty-thrdst
Recorder Hackett's charge was brief He congra'u-
lated the members the probable shortness Oh .ne
term OF service, which would probably not extend De-
ro,d the end OF the coming week. He impressed upon
them especially the importance Of finding indictments
in cases of lotteries illegal fees, intemperanee uSuy
and election frauds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-06
THE OLD BUREAU OF ELECTIONS.

IHL Ol4D DOhl<AO VI A@A<l@NA iON0'
4 MANDAMUs FOR THE PAYMENT OF ITS CLAIMS
DENIED.
The old Bureau of Elections which consisted
OF Cornelius Carson as chief and five clerks, stenOgrs
pher and messenger. continued in operation from
APRIL 1870 to jane 1871 when the duties Of the Bureau
were transferred TO the Police Department The Bureau
was regularly paid until Jan. l. 1872, after which the
Controller refused payment the ground that no APP
rroprnions had for the purpose The Bureau
then transferred their claims amounting in the agre
gate to siO752 Of the clerks Patrick MeMuen,
who applied for a mandsmus TO compel the Board OF
Apportonment appropriate money in payment of the
claims After various hearings in the courts the matter
finally came before Judge LarremOre ia the Court OF
Common Pleas, Chambers, and he rendered. yesterday,
a decision In substance follows;
After stating that, when the first before
him. he ordered the Board 10 act on the claim and That
they had therefore dered IT, and decided that they
had authority 10 make the proposed appropriation,
lie holds That the decision turns on the question OF
whether claim Of 1872 can be pressed upon body Gre
nted by the Legislature Of 1873 He then states that
Chapter Of April 10, 1871, created special
Board OF ApporOnment, consisting Of the Mayor Con-
tfOleT Commissioner OF Public Works, and President OF
the Park Board who 10 fix the amount 10 be raised
taxation during 1871 and 1872, and 10 appOrton this
amount 10 the yment Of interest on the public debt,
and the STATE tax and the remainder TO the current
expenses OF the different Departments Chapter GA OF
the OF May 10 1872, confirmed this power for the
1872 Under these circumstances he holds that the
Legislatures intention of having the expenses of 1871
and regulated by special authority Is unmsakabe
that the body holding this special authority having
done It's work. and another body having succeeded II for
work subsequent 1874 the latter body has right to
for body and act upon claims which then came
up lie therefore denies the maDdamus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-06
THE prspRossEs.sr. OPENING.

Mr.. Smith, Corporation Counsel, made ap-
plcatou 10 Judge Prat; yesterday appointment
OF of Assessment for the opening OF Des
S. 10 Grands and also for the appointment OF
a successor in the Tax Commssionership OF taxes 10
John Wheeler. who has been made Commissioner Oh
Assessments for the Ninety nrst-st opening Francls
applied for the appointment of l.. L. Lambert. supeIin
tIdant of su gar-house IN West as oee
OF the Commissioners OF Assessment. Inc Court tooA
no ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-06
LAWYER LOSES HIS BRIEF.

motion to Quash the alternative manda-
mus granted against the Controller In the case OF No
yarra AIT Green, was set down for hearing before
Judee Pratt, yesterday. but tho moving counsel Mrs
Crtcr was unable TO proceed he had lost his brief
and papers in the Mr.. ysnderpoel objected TO de
law a. the counsel had bad timely notice. The relator
claimed $4,000 for water meters supplied TO the De,
w. rtHnent on Public Works and had obtained the usual
" w laid belyEe we CONTROLLER bas IAAt MI
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pASSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM stednship Wyoming Aug 5-hr Cooke
Mr. A. lie Sleroy Renach, Miss Ann Jones'
Bradbury aud Mrs Peley, MIn Kaiser and children
Mr. Msrrset FLYNN Tinker Mrs ~ Smawood Capt and mrs
striekan3 Reinscb Reinsh Miss ReinAch Mr. and Mrs
WOLF W b Thomson ChanliBg Mrs T. CoDneeJ Louis Con
neley Mrs siide Mr. and MN Psnhn Mrs Ahce Kegsn
MT and Mr Miss BckshAw, Masters and H. BRICK
shaw Mis- M Weak and J. Holman r. Holman r. Robin
son Miss Jones' c. Eckend X L. Manning M McAteer, Mrs
Hesth and children Mr. Tinker Mrs Walton and children.
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DkPAErORx or FOREIGN MAILS.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 6.

ksls for Europe Queenstown aud Liverpool steamship
Nsnhttt6n close 1890 suppemeniErT Mai for double
postage letters printed matter closed the tOee At 2s
r. M and on No 40 n H. at gao IN Steamship sails al
3 D. m from Pier No. AZ n. H.
hs iof States direct VIA Bremen By the steamship
close 1880 m. Steamship sails Al from
foot Of ThiTd-sL, nObokea.
THURSDAY. AU0. 7.
hs for BuIoDs PbnOaA ChsssOUg aad Hamburg per steam
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p1SSENGERS SAILED.

poR SAN PRAECIsCO-Ia steamship Rising STAR Aug o-ieV
Geo Rnyroxs And wife Mr Ellen Fletcher MIS- Anna
Weaver and infant Bates spd daughter I'VE bA'
ps,,i Mich Cook Miss Julia Philips Mira j. O. Homes ana son
Minis Peterson Irving and Sits Nh: Fhnse nr. Pa W
and two eh dn r. Collins A H. BELL se~nu hon
Merrill ana daughter Segovs Thomas Green Mrs ~ IayoI
DeIstore Henry Dickson L. saasbuEh ~
Ms A. Matthew Kline. J. Dawson and daughter Mm h
me Can't WIN Stanton DeGass and two Children MIRA Capt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-06
IrOndale Coal and Iron Property,
and formerly known the Estate sai WORKS Of

TIE FRANKLIN IRON AND COAL COMPANY.
Said lands situated Preston County West virginia
on the line ami Ohio Railroad the Grafton June
On connected herewith by branch rsiOs Of uniform gauge
construction go miles from Baltimore 90 miles from Cum
bend 100 Wheeling la miles from Paierbarg (iud 65
m from Pittsburgh BY line OF the Pittsburgh and Charleston Rail-
road now buns West vrgn, By Of which
road has access to the the East and Wes and will shortly
also have access the markets Of Pittsburgh the magnetic de-
posts Of vrsua and the KAnANhA
The TRACT OF LANDS embrace, 1.11o acres, of which
900 are under cultivation the remainder being covered With heavy
growth OF Valuable Timber.
lis also unierl,id by THREE DISTINCT WORKABLE
VEINS OF GOOD COAL, accessible the surface, g.
feet in thickness respectively which have been tested and
worked and properties tor many The coal yields
aue Iustrous hard-grained coke, suitable for Iron
making.
There are also close proximity buuous coal THREE
SEPARATE BEDS OF IRON ORE Ofths variety known TO
miners "CLAY IRON STONE" largely in use in Eugi'h
Furnaces, ranging from % inches thickness and ea,
mined that placed the Furu,eeek at 81 so ton
In iurapo.idon With the iron Limestone suitable for
au1us purposes, Clay, and building Sandstone suitable for
constructing Furnaces Ovens. &c.
Among til. permanent. Structures an improvements erected
for the mos. part BY the Company are:-
One Hot-H Blast Furnace. 80 feet stack, IL bO,h.
Two,Biowing Engines, sOhor,e power. made by sw,euy
Son OF Reading
Hot-Blast Apparatus, % feet stoves
-Four Miles Railroad sa Gdns' switches IS iad
60 pound rail, we'll laid ana b,ssed
One sawm Turbine Wheel circular carpenter sni tool
shop complete
Foundry, including cupols. Mods castings patterns &c.
Machine and BlackSnith shop With lAths, drills. kc
80 Workmen,s Dwelling Houses, double aud single. gr
deus attached in good order.
storehouses. Engne-Uouse, Offices, Sheds Coking Pts
Trese aud all the Trsmvsys Dnv. Openings Stables aud other
sreavous Necessary for the operation Sad Asnnee
extended production and shipment OF ron and coal
bs have been in suesu opsraon for
several years. They laid worried and enlarged uade the
mediate supervision the largest manufacturers, the whole
pepdure property being upward Of 100000 TIE BasI
Furnace capacity turning twelve Of PIX roa
d. the which product ha, rssked No and
No Pounde g,y forge and whe iron In tho 0so River markets
The capacity greatly neased at but little cost By the erection
Of second furnace, for shich Is selected.
There few, any sites advantageous for tae successful
eonnus profitable msneure Of the fuel the duK and
the ores being the property and connected With the furnace
By Pig with the existing facilities has been made By the
$ls AMI h rate be eo.nsl BY Improve
meuts In contemplation.
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uIyIATIlRk ALMANAC.

sun nses,. SOL sun 7;10 Moop .. 2:l1
| wATHR THIS plv-aN
SANITY Ioot b36 613 He'll Gate Ferry. BOZ
| - pbv-P. n
SANDY HOot COS Cows isnl... Gag Hell Gate Fer' SOL
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Green gives no reason for not paying. After some ar
gument the case was set down for tomorrow In case
the papers are found, and peremptorily for Friday.
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UTTicB on me D0ARD on HIRBOR COHNBsiOSRRs
No. X PFaHKHTOF.soBARH Bosrou July IT 1879 (

OTricB OF THE BOARD or HIRBOR COnhiBsOSRRs )
No. PEaBKHTOFsQUARE, BOsTON July IT, 1871
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
DAY 90 1873 IL oeock ses wall,
and tug parcel OF the uustad
the Junction Of the mau and Fort Point Cbanne afo
bounded south west by fats Of the Boston Wharf Company south
east fats sold 10 The Boston aud Albany Railroad
taiaing about million feet es fooMi
Por about 800 feet Of heavy wall Fort Point and
tie main ohGlDeL
g. fng said parcel grade 49, With material dredrs h, e
from the Of Fo Point Channel portion Of
Boston srbor which IL " be dIedgei uniformly depth feet
4 mel low
Fo hag said parcel with good clean gravel from grade 10 70
grade IT,
o. whole Of building sea walls and Cling , p,,c
aforesaid on or before October j. 1876.
The above be done according plans and Specifications
furnished this Office between Of
forenoon sRd ~ O'Clock
The will be required to give satisfactory guaranty h.
will contract Hooning 10 bis and give sssfe
bonds for the faithful performance Of lis ooatriet
The Legislature Of Massachusetts has Appropriated four hundred
thousand dollars toward the above specified awas and filing no
will be made binding the Common wealth for sad
thar be paid for BY appropriations Of the Legislature uaier
the lava Of the Common wealth
PROPOSALS POR PURCHASE
Sealed will also be received Aforesaid for the
tie portion OF said parcel OF lh for purchaser
build isd walls and DO ld 6ng seorng said plan,
City Boston relation 70 said parcel uafet the Of
Paris The d Conaoswea the Boston Al
bsny Railroad Com The Bosioa Wharf Co@pAn aHd The CITY
Boston ia ei June %. 1873.
she hgh reject say and all proposals reserved by the hoard Of
HaTbor Commissioners and their acceptance subject 10 the approval
Of the Governor and Council
Proposals. indorsed Proposals relation the souh Boz
Flat sealed and directed The Chairman OF the Board
iosiAH oVLNCy. Chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-06
,EEIcrAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Gitn Req! estate for Sale.

VII FtHF OoFHFF TOT o"++'
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEWs
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT TIE UPTOWN
OFFICES Eoa 81 I-2 West ThI,ysecoadst, JOS West
Twenty third-st, up p m, =. regular ohce rates
BARGAINS, or rrrrp,vr
Opposite the Industrial Exhibition Guu and in the immediate
''S1i"' APpH WIN IT, RAYNoR So Pine-,.
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Gitp Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE or JEXCHANGE-One of tho
sness FRUIT PAINS IN The United States the Delivers
500 800 dwarf 900 standard $50
ounce all kinds u sppes etc 30 miles from \,
the most healthy and beautiful climate In the world $3.50
VIII take small place. 20 the Central Railroad d
New Jersey. - -
RIkER. nEssE Co,
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CAbBNDAR-THIS DAT.

suPRHxB COURT-PRArrJ Court at 1880 Calendar
called at IL a. m
Peonle Ac 1O5. .HsrgnretP Trs,er ct al
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GENERAL sEsnoSs-AoKsTT REcoRDKR-John Evsus robbery
Thomas Nelson Thomas Rogers burglary and grand larceny John
burglary receiving gods James fL
gerald Charles Parker onous assault ad bstter Charles Parker
ArceS Benjamin TTms Mariana Mou eonous assault and battery
Robert b. Berger samue Jackson Frederick becor Annie OBeb
larceny receiving stolen goods william H. chGy, larceny from
The person. William Meyer larceny John Conney larceny
ug stolen goods, Kate TOber, grand larceny.