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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-30
THE INGERSOLL SUIT.
JUDGE FASCHBR DENIES MOTION To SET ASIDE THR
JUDGMENT ROLL

JUDGE PANCHYR DENIES MOTION TO SET ASIDE THE
JUDGMENT ROLL.
In the Peoples suit against James II. niger
soil the General Term recently decided to sustain the
decision Of Judge Hardin of the Supreme Court which
was rendered on Ingersos motion for demurrer, to
the effect that tho Supervisory and not the People, were
the proper parties This question Is 10 be argued
before the Court of Appeals at Albany next week The
plaintiff however was allowed 10 enter judgment IL the
defendant did within 20 days do 80. As InRersoll
failed to enter judgment within that period the judg-
ment was entered in the OF the People, who then
appealed. Yesterday Mr. Ingersos counsel as well as
Mr. Tweeds who is fco-defendant, appeared in full
force before Judge Fancher TO move meanwhile to set
aside judgment and the Judgment roll. They were
Messrs Field Fullerton Burr Root. and.Bartlettw
Charles O'Conor and Wheeler Ii. Peckham opposed the
application
Mr. Root stated the facts OF the case aud read tho or
der OF the General Term sustaining the demurrer He
said that the judgment roll as entered was Detective
and contained nothing OF the order removing the case
from the third department to this court Mr. Peckhsm
stated that the people had entered judgment the fall
ure OF the defendants TO do 30 according 10 the decision
of the General Term Mr. Field said that the question
10 be decided WAS whether one defendant could enter
Judgment whe the still remained on the calendar
IA To other defendants. Under Section 2 OF the Code
he contended that this could not be done.
Judge Fancher suggested that the case was In the
Court OF Appeals did not how he could interfere
Mr. Field replied that the Judgment record was stu
under the control OF the Judge at Chambers- Mr
OConor explained that II there error In the Judg
roll the Court OF Appeals was the proper place TO
make the objection. If tine other side thought that the
summons and the other papers, the absence OF when
they complained Of, we're necessary and material In
arRung the he would consent to their being put
I'm the form OF a supplement 70 tho record aud the
Court might order the Clerk TO make out cerncate OF
the denial OF the motion. Judge Fancher accordingly
did 30 order.
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sehr. Bssrtias, Iones. yirgisiA
sosr. Aiabana Cksrchill, Georgetown, d. q
schs. JosepA L Rrsnklis, Randolph, VirrsiA

sehr BIsraos, ZONES. yirgsA
soss Aiabans. Cksrchi1 Gsorgstsvp, ID. q
schs JosepA Rrsnkls Randolph VFraiA
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Boeros My AnVe. big O. q. Ysa Horn Is,s., 49,.
Chsa A. Hgnns ssgnA
PuuAoxEshA MsJ ssrbs se.nshiO Y,,Oo from Hawai-. .r-
hers today. --
Lssn, Del Nay z--Arryed, big Lena from Pon sp,l, -
oroet Passed IN ship Roscoe from LVerpool Jsol D..
hottsrdsm' Iaderland from Liverpool
poRrRzsa hosHoz Va. MAY 4s-P.ssed IN for Bunsr. h,
1amoydeB, from Rio Janslro Gssavo. from Lca HsrsD.
Essssui brig Ocean Belle lsdes; Teal f :.
peHe D. Keeling from Msysssel AAsSs Rots from ssar.s
Mar A. Drsry from West Indies Passed out barI s.ota4 :.
Boston Andes Tor Forte ReO brig Apollo for Martinique y.s.
Amelia tr H. nhom.. scrS MabI for HanaIj ssas paz q.
Philadelphia Esa PenDe and Pao for West Iades sae ~
Precioss, for Hev-YorE.
K.r WEST Pa May 1ss.ed. steamship City Of Hootos Dee,
Ing, from Galveston for Ess.York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL Nay 2s2hs Steamship Casaia from ST. Joh,
MsI H. arrived here today. The Allan Line steamship. Hsr..
Graham from Baltimore May u.s. ard North American T -
Quebec MAJ 49, have arrived here
MoyILLE May 2)-The Anchor line steamship Ankas Small r.
New fork MAY II, for Glasgow. arrived here to-day.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The Light house Board notice that ,.,,.
Rebecei Galfof hss
fog bell has Bergen Point Light J,.
10 be sounded intervals Of IS seconds 9unng hck ana gT u
and after The lat Of Jane merit
For Latest snap He0s see FIN PAGE
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DECISION6-MAI 70.

suprsm. Court-Chaubsrs-By Judge Fanchor.-
orp % P,,oeIeOor reieree Judgment Of d.
Vos granted Hogxn HossnRspor eoosned soa
srfor at Wdran abe inquest aod Judgment ers 70 sane
sscaty ees ag Tire Wafer Proof Paper CoAoion Tor
Judgment granted Gowsh BsngeI BoA-DeeaaInA neasn
Superior Court--SpeeiaI 1sam-By Judge CURTIS
Wp,on AIT reduce dsfendspts bail granted see
opIpioo Burta-Onter dsmissng proeng
assast Thomas Lcad a. LaVr-hOnon gAn.o
BerIze al sg HrsOpbaekMoion 70 paee cause on sPe
calendar granted 1huros e sLhouon 70 smeno sum
mans and 10 TbnI0v, without COST ~
costs Of motion 10 either pAV LnehOm sg hea-Tbe phnbn nD
dsoonuue his ant on paymenI 10 tho deenoanL siu
AMI sno AIT Taper ano-PaDu motion granted on nnns
seeany IN 500 soeles 10 be aVproTed Schroeder -
OF AhonJ oenleo VIZ
out PREF s1ice 70 lsea opnoal
SedEWekSoyer agt Portsr-hoaon deniea Nanss
ag. Pau a0o.-ordsr denying nsuen foT nov tnAL
Supreme Court-SpeciGI Rrm Of Kings Connty-By
ledge ber-E j. Moe agt H. AtenbrandCsse GOT eerable
ORDER must stand NJ sE b. Brown-houon u Vacaie
appoatuent OF Commissioner moHon denied. &c
Special Term Of the City Court-By Judge Nelson
Fay Fsy-0rder that pBdf par to bis wife shnony 9W p
week and 5J expenses Of sAVe apply for rh re on
the merits being fully knoSn Nter ag Wearing
The and proceedings therein
and trial 10 Robert Johnstone esq h
AZ. reply granted In matter Of consucon
OF will OF Ba Treadge-OpnOa died LemPke asL Lemphe-
der order amOny &C. refused snoV
prejudice BEeEeEApphcAtsn 70 sol AAas AAsA1en'
deuel.
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AN OBSTINATE PRISONER.

IAGRAVR WILL NOT LEAVE Ills BED OR OPEN Ills
.P MOUTH. ,..t ...l
An incident not without righteousness, which
happened Yesterday. is good illustration OF the difi
cutes that deputy shers have 10 encounter and over
como I'm dealing with criminals. Two detectives wens
nm 70 Ludowst Jail TO fetch Alfred Lagrave, who was
recently hunted down In Europe and brought TO this
country by Detective Mooney before the Commissioners
In BANKRUPTCY for examination When they stated 70
Lagrave what was required OF him, the prisoner cooY
told them that no wanted be taken in carriage To
obge bin and avoid trouble they complied and brought
carriage to the door. Lagraye looked at the
carriage and said he wished 70 return to
bs room for q moment. Tho moment went by
minutes heightened into quarter and finally one
Of the detectives with expression OF great disgust
started after him. On entering the prisoners room lne
frat thing that met the detectives eye were tho clothes
of Lagraye, thrown o heap on chair. The next
glance discovered the provoking but entirely cool La
grave snugly ensconsed his bed The detective asked
him in very forcibe what that sort OF thing meant
Lagraye tuokng tho sheet closer under his chn' re-
sponded that he was not going Tho detective with
great deal of condensed though smothered temper con-
descended to appeal to him. "No replied the prisoner
half turning his head from the detective and settling
himself q little moro comfortably, "Pm not going"
This was too much for the irate officer, and
the next instant Lagrayes efforts to dream OF pleas
anter scenes we're dlspeed by sudden and involun-
tary departure from his restngpace. The oncer had
LAID a rude grasp him. and In the resistance made
the prisoner was damned against tho iron bed and MS
hip cut He consented TO and dressed hInsei1i
but again, when ready 70 start no became oostnsee
ley and tho prisoner simply forced Into the carriage
and taken before the Commissioner. Even here the
trouble wod and this time the prisoner was TOO
muoh for the detectives and the Commissioner, Tor no
absolutely refused to open his mouth or answer single
question and tho only thing 70 DO was 70 return W LUZ
lOW-st. Jail with him.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Port OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

PORT OF HBw-ToRk... .".-...."......"hAr ~
CLEARED.
Steamship Hlk'a Ads''es SeI A9!r losa.s &C. F'a' kdI'
steamship CITY Of lvsn, D.aiu sysn TO- p Alexandra sos.
sa4,hp Italy 9TH Thompson Liverpool VIA Queenstown, w.
steamship P,rthA Brl, Watson LrspoS via oussn'Ow. C,a
s.@.Ap yls R ID Lsnss H,ys o;srg: M,'s'Ps~
se.msp SSS ssn.s sops s.,.nnsh w. G.4a.Os
Steamship PnBis DoAhe Philadelphia LOnad steamship Co
s:ea steamship d.aGas Be.rse, BOstoa ii. y. DinOcf
steamship Baltic tBr Keohedy Liverpool via Queenstown Hyde
ysan.hlp Black Diamond Mersdis, PAdsph, W KGiPstroh
Steamship CE Of L0nooh BE AreAOass Liverpool "a Queenstown
Steamship CITY OtL~ect rl I.esop Liverpool Jo&s q DaA
Steamship eitsra. lasIsnos %iSs geT sa LAM Bro.
steamship Drisc Johnson Portland = = A@eA
SNIP SNIP sso.SDs sIs S.1 1sa0 ssa f.nco m,h Co
Bar. TSeO & R:@s SsI ss SL q B Bac sS
BARK Enma Carl Ger Harden Cork or Falmouth w. schsids
Bark Harvester tBrl hcGra,h Loudonderr KnOr Co
Bul prank NSL SsiOa Sisaoss Tor srasr feash heys Ca
Bn9 J.bsns lbrI GeGsT AdehAi, Haeca WATSON Co
Big wn- Robertson AAgo Pensacola and Key wasL Beausr
Brig Abb, Cr, B,s,man Bre,er Bur Tor orders T. c. Merrill
scss Nellie rSes Dow Brss.st for orsr VIM IuSSa
sSI .: s1"s n ASs A AS.' .: S SssS
sehh J. N. Freeman, EdIdse Boston
s ssSI Ha 1Ssadi Ss SAITH JscI.Say
s sSss s u ESSt s sS s Stamford Misunderstanding Co
SIoop WhppOorsih. Culver, Ess.H.vea
ARRIVED.
st.,msp Caledonia (Br OyeaaoAe Glasgow May Is with mise
.ad paNa % Henderson Brol
s s' ana TS SISS 81 ss '. H Sa I s c
Sup Pnn' Albert dsr hoePusr iaabarg DAYS with nase
Barb Klen Dyel LELAND, hAgua 40 days. VIA sugar.
Barb Pomona lAoL hOle Oenfaegos II iajs VIII sugar
S.s S %Ssa S11 SI a .Is Ss mpso rag &C.
Paoa Schaao tLl Tpanl l0t days Gbral
tar % days, With sllI
Jodh BOaoa (BE Lindsay Porto CsbellO IS days with old
ron coHee aud sliaz. 80
schr Lasaro O E.s, saeha fenandpa P 10 dar with
yellow pane.
seat cOun, rOsssl MOsao IAss dya VIA IRE 'se
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CIVIL NOTES.

An Extraordinary Circuit of the Supreme
Court will DO held next Monday. the Hon. David Ram
sey presiding to hear the case OF Dtmar against Debe
yose both Of whom claim TO have been legally elected
Mayor OF Long Island City.
At the Police Court in Toronto, Canada, on
Wednesday charge was brought against William s.
Pease agent OF p T. Barnum, by George Clifford, agent
of Haght Co., tho proprietors OF the Great Eastern
Circus and Menagere. NJ. G. Cameron appeared for the
and at his request the case was postponed
until to-day.
In the Marine Court, Chambers, yesterday,
before Judge spaudng inquest for t5 rs was taken
in the case OF O'Conner agt Weih....In the case OF
Frank sgt. Wondering motion was made to vacate the
order Of arrest but II denied by Judge spaulding
charging the defoudant from arrest. Edward Ander
for the plaintiff and l.. Levy for the defendant
ndrews and another ast, 0yer1Ordsr to pay $500 to
and And X. A. Eilis Tor the defendant r''T
In Part 2 of the Supreme Court, Judge Bar
rett granted O motion TO dismiss the complaint Of
Charles p Huntington and others against Mr. Dnsmore,
the President the Adams Express Company In suit
to recover s76oo, received BY the Company from Mr.
Huntington for transportation TO Natchez, Miss, but
never delivered. ~-Th'e motion wac made by Mr.. Da
Costa, the Company counsel. who showed thai the
70 the so1t6ern Express Company ct Cairo. He also
cited in support hs motion, the clause the Com
nss Of mslter beyond ths termination OF the line
Terry opposed the motion for the plaintiffs.
The proceedings in the matter of the pro-
bate OF the will Of ADner Deuel. resumed yesterday
before Surrogate Hutchngs. Mr. Deuel. had for great
many years resided In Harlem under tho OF Will
SON. He leaves the bulk Of his property 10 HIS wife, Mrs
Elizabeth Wilson. aud her son, Clarence Wilson. The
win Is contested by brother OF the deceased tho
ground OF the want Of testamentary capacity in the
ttator and proofs were offered behalf Of the con
testant TO show mental incapacity The notable fea-
widow in addition 10 the iegatee who swore TO her
marriage with the tesator IN 1880 but as the points 70
Establish which were declared inadmlssabe, they were
Withdrawn. The further hearing OF the case is stan
pending. -' ''l "'' -'
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held in any Of the villages cities or towns Of the STATE
10 any person whatever. as beverage. In case inc
election town meeting shall not DO general throusn
out the State the provisions Of this section In such casf
shah only apply to the city, county. village, or towp
which such election or town meeting shall DO heId
Whoever shall offend against the provisions OF this SEQ
ton shall be guilty Of msdemeanor, and shall pe pun
ished after each oense by fne OF not less than ~
more 5000 or by imprisonment not less tnan nve
days nor more than so days, both such hne anu i'
prisOnment at the discretion of the Court ....
SEC. G. Nothing herein contained shall In any manner
apply TO any city OF town where the majority Q,
have voted for shall hereafter vote for Local uch
bftion IN accordance with any law providing ior suo
voting until such city or town shall reverse by law Sucn
local prohibition. f.th 'lEA - ,.-,
SEC. 7. This act shall take effect immediatey'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-30

ASSESSMENTS sADDLED UPON THE CITY,
coyrpo,Irp opxxN AGAIN COMPLAINS OF THE
LAwYRRs-uow VACATIONS ARE OBTAINED
Controller Green in response to resolution
~ tho senate has submitted the following report on the
abuse of vacatins assessments for local Improvements
10 which ia appended list OF the lawyers by whom legal
proceedings have been brought;
DEPARTMENT or FINANCE, OOFfRoLLhss}
OFFICE May AZ, 1873. 81 10
~ n, Honorable me Legislature Of ne STATE Of Nev- fork
received the following resolution OF the Senate
,d that he Controller Of the Cav OF NewYoyk 30 requested
10 the senate statement showing the amount Of as
hsye been vacated the BY whom these vacations
sy zen obtained In his Judgment necessary
~ ,nroteet Inc interests Of city in this respect .
THE compilation OF the Information required Dy this
rnsctuton has occupied more time than could have
wished The results VI the examination are presented In
...lnrkn NM
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

, In the Tombs Police Court, yesterday Justice
De-lE di.eh.sed hes Gre so bossu pho.og.Pasr
rsd with having osn ihol she good, OF hbo
james kabe shd pserby the complainant being pos
hnssy 70 SssuD The seeuseL - Dl ... : Il.
Reuben DNiohols, charged with having en- tered the
IL David ShAr VI No Aph oaa 1000
sorh 81 rois eosniIei By Jasde Lesh yesea, orHng
the Of bis lanes Bennett
edoaes Jnas CgAn eoIamite sthoa ball
6eneral sogs charge onous aaAsas hay robbery
Drtened BY James HioGry.
In the Court of Oyer and Terminer yesterday be-
lots Jsdgg De pccsosiBg.
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p4SSEyGERS SAILED.

PoR LTvgRPo0J-Tn steamship France, NAY 9-Mr- COu Mrs
Batter Mrs Vail Mr. and Mrs Lovelsnd Dr. L. Conrou Fred
Fshe H. Chapman. Mrs Hannsin Mis- MARI Glenn h a,Ty
A. DosreY D. Knox j. V. Howe, H. O. Wors Mis- h. Willis
Miss Bagley Miss Julia Maoni Miss Sophie Mcguire, Mr. and Mr
John infant Mr. BY mass Barrie Mr. and Mrs Ring
lear Edward wife A. PunAh. Thomas Driver A.
Preyadt Mrs Dalton and children H. j. Obert H. Lefert H.
Allen Dr. Louis Musa Mr. Richie aud three chdren T. LeHsrs
an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-30
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

$50 1;21 MODS l;1l
DsV-As
s.nAy Hook Hell Gats PerT.. 90
DIN-P -
Sandy Cows .Ilt5 sn Gate Ferrv.. Lon
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COURT OF APPEALS.

... tr AInAsr THURSDAY, May %. Ira
Mouons decided In the Cour Of Appeals, May 70 1873
Motions Denied-Goellsr sgt Le'yi Hewlett agt WOOD
Motion Gran.ed--Eiess sgt Rstnes - -. -, a, ia
Day Calendar for Friday, MAJ ~. lSa-hos ID y" io' A ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-30
CALEyDARs-THn DAT.

suyrxrH CouRr CHAnBERs-PANCHER, J-0pens e. 10 q n
Calendar called at 70 IN
Ia In N, m.,sr Of GeoVe s. 2J7.. FLOYD sgt Trask. IT,
Herok 2TO. Same aRt Same.
1863. WA Agt Leouan. Iel.. helnhOi1 agL Soss
49, tho ReNHayea, Call Sl peon a&I po"es
MIdletoEn and Whitman et al
tic Il. X. CO. ct al
CRcurr-PAKr u.--AdjourDed until MONDAY
SPgcAL TERn-VAS BRUST. J-ODens at 10 q m--Csse on
Conaox PLHIs-TRAL TkKa-PARr I-Atjouned until MondAy
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Ks..sEIIs zvdSa

,h ef 81 Debility and Les Of Appetite IN
yusb Recommended IT. purity BY The Food Journal areu
us..n NJ D. Wentworth L. Scott ESQ, 4. Z s.. A. -
n 81 s. A. k Sold BY Grocers oiimen snf Chemist N Ar
hatiJ.s Al "a sseh Beware Of limitations Prepared By
GOODALLA BACKHOuSB Co.,
LEEDS Busiasl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-30

The subject creates increasing exatementh oiVV'"'
and reform in that direction Ia hoped Ior'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-30
DENTISTRY.

A BEAUTIFUL and substantial SET OF
N TEBTH IS and upward. Dr. REID ga 6tAsFs. hTs DO
above i1hss. The last 10 years
BSOLUTELY PATNLESS.-TEETH eI.
IA raeted, daiy Combination Sets eLtfe1el, hfM -
RRa.bI.b a "a r..rs w. DR.. L. BBRHARn
COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION oiig.
" mated tho snsshss Of nitrous SI e. err a. ~
WITR0UT PAEso % 600 pahsoe testify See hef n>iAss ~
ofse No 10 Cooper IhsHtutA
GETS, $40; SINGLE TEETH, 81. Gold and
- silver aad oleralng 81 and upwards Lagghleg6o n1ns
tered Ut. Ohh-,n - ~ W ~
V1EETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN II
YEARs.-Benumbing application Bea1us sesth .iAss'so
moArate rates. pumpers Tor hollog cheeks specially
j. JAY vILLBRS. 5S Grand, rear Bfo.av1.
The New York herald., 1873-11-20
- -
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

~
L,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
II via Newport and Fall River
daily (Sundays excepted at NJ Through tickets sold
at all principal hotels m snf Bacon superintendent
L Trains leave New York, foot Of Desbrosses and
Express or HARRISBURG Pittsburg the West and South,
with Pullman t Palace ca ears a stsched, s:uA NJ, and
y ss%S{S ssS%SH s9s r. !:S;sl
tiacre and Ohio Railroad, at sS p. Daily. =" %
Express ior on, pnaadeppnia da $40 and gSo M is3
73O $40 and 9P. NJ. '' = -
For ITsnGn, at7;soA. NJ, $40 and saOr. NJ sunday.
r. sssyssS 4 ss s s g. n 4 VI sis s
Ts9 -, $40 g 4 20 NJ and l. night. Sunday so
M ss S j III IA i sSSs 4 sssds; if ss rs:
F9r ESQ dEsshSay sIS S s 90 ss s:.n % MI s:o s 7
s:lS sS IOT. M. and u night Sunday, So sao and
%SoodSsiass d and Perth Amboy, sand loA N. a4
F9E Sss sISS'T5St Us % snG AZ night Sunday ~ and
Far Far Esss ssHee .na sq remnssen
For Phipsburg and Beviderc, and 2 M
dss % snS sS fSr ss
For Freehold 79A assrsa NJ asnd camden and so
oows nsy TrSm II m Pltt's%q,sa t. % sa.S s sscsp
Monday From WashpgtoH asa sansav saiSFs @ % ana
ISs Spf .9Ef 8 n s,s% ~ S SUM- SUM-
Axe. isS ess: s. and y sn$
Asor House. and foot Dcsbrosses and Corandt streets
EmsTCs9nss ;sFst Office No. Battery pacso soYp Jr
General Manager. General Passenger AGENT
The New York herald., 1873-11-20
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

zsSs5nSYIT f1ssss.S Quinn ' e0''
soXRbERs waNTEbNsrcosD P1SSMF.rst, second and
soAsD sfls asS sIf%nS r4errnrd
aAE
suslNRss 'tsH ''If IofPPoRTUNInEs-FRsr PAcr-Fourth
sna EA GsTATE FOR SsSHh
CLERKS Sssa AND sALEsMEN-Twrlsrn PAcr-second col
zsD fsa%n
S aae InPs r.sn-si.th column
1SsSi AND us
EUROPEAN raar@Fonrh nh
EyEE99PEoSEJM E9 E. sAGs.Foprth co sCln%n nn1nmr
Faors column
E9k Eoos Asb TO
D TyEIy5g PAcE-Fourth nr and nttn no,onn Columns
SsscR
GERMAN ADVERTISEMENTS PAcr-Third
HELP f'vST ff'wvSANTED-FEMALEs-rwr PACr-Frst and
HHLfe eeS1o sfian pAcn-rnrd col
HoRsEs, CARRIAGES &c.-Flnsr PAcr-Third and
HOTELsNsxcosD PAen-Third column
HOUSES, ROOMS g., wANTaD-NiSrH PAGE-Fourth
iNsTEuvTIoMzF, FIRST PAor-second column.
LOAN OFFICES-FIRsT PAGE-Second column.
LOST AND FoUND-FIRsr PAcE-First and second col
MACHINERY-TwELFTH PAGE-sixth column.
MARBLE MANTELS-NINTH PAGE-Fourth column.
observation-disclosures PAGE-Fourth column.
MusICAL-SEcoND PAGE-Sixth column.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Sixth column.
P1ANOFORTES, &C.-SECoND PAGE--Fifth column.
POST OFFICE NOTiCE-FIRsr PAGF-Second column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
TwE PAcr-
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-sEcoND PAGE-Sixth co umn.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE--sEcoND PAGE-Sixth
REAL ESTATE wANTED-SEcosD PAGE-sixth column.
RELIGIOUS NOTtCES-NINTH PAGE-Fourth column.
REsTA URANIs-NINTH PAGr-Fth column.
REWARDS-FIRsT PAGE--second column
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-- ELEVENTH PAGE
First second, third fourth fifth and sixth columns.
and TWELFTH PAGE-First column.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-rwELFTH PAGE-Sec-
SPECIAL NOTiCEs-FIRsT PAcE-second column
6PORTING-DOGS BIRDS, &C.-FIRsT PAGE-Ihird col
THE TRADES-TwRLfTH PAGE-Third column.
THE TURF-fIRsT PAGE-Thrd column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOsEs-TwELFrH PAGE
ERAyELLERs' GufDE.ErRsr pAer-sixth column.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LETmTwELFrH PAcE-Fifth and sixth columns.
WAGH I9 eo
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-sEcoND PAGE-Sxth column,
WINTER RESORTS-SEcoSD PAGE-Third column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FIRsr PAGE-second col
The New York herald., 1873-11-20

CAMANA BAY COMPANY
- For Puerta Plata. SAmana and st Domingo City.
The United states mail steamship TYBk =, Captain E.
A. Delaney will leave pier No. North River on thurs
day. November 20, AT 3 T. NJ.
Bills OF exchange Puerta Plata. SANTANA and st. Do
mingo City in sums to suit purchasers, for SALE For
i''S"' y '"''1S sPuFFoRD BROTHERS 4 CO..
~ Broadway.
The New York herald., 1873-11-20
HORSES, CAkEIAGSs. &c.

A IMPORTANT POSITIVE AND PEREMPTORY
IA sale OF the finest boodcd and ast rotting stock in
the country, at public auction, Friday tomorrow
Noyenber 10 az stable No 43 GREAT Jones street. at los
John L VANDENATER AuCTIONEER
The New York herald., 1873-11-20

LNOR ST. THOMAS AND BRAZIL,
II THE UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
Regular Nail Steamers sailing 25d OF every month,
making close connections Rio de Janeiro with the
English and French Mail Steamships for Montevideo ana
Buenos Ayres.
The splendid steamship SOUTH AMERICA, Captain
Tnklcpaugh will sail from pier As N. X. Monday NO
yember "a at u NJ, calling at St Thomas Para, Pernan-
buco, Bahia and Rio de Janeiro going and returning.
First cabin TO St Thomas, SOl 70 Para, @l:
to Pernambuco $500 Bahia S2l0 and TO Rio de janet
S2 gold steerage halt price. Excursion tickets
good tor months at three-auartcrs OF above rates
Apply to WIN. R. GARRISON
No. 5 Bowling Green.
The New York herald., 1873-11-20
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

LNOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL PAIR OF BAY ROAD
Horses; black and tails, l6 hanos high; can
rot in 81; sired by slack Hawk, dam Morgan mare
sound kind in all harness. without vice trick great
style and bottoms cost three months since 500 viii DC
sold for $50 At the stables of DR. H. b. Mddebrook East
Seventy-eighth street. Nos. 40 and III.
The New York herald., 1873-11-20
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
(tUNARD LINE.

" NOTICE
With the view Of diminishing the chances Of collision
the steamers OF this line will hencefor take specined
course for all seasons OF the year.
On the Outward Passage, from Queenstown to New
York Boston, crossing the meridian at AZ latitude
nothing to the north OF A.
On the Homeward Passage, crossing the meridian OF
80 at AZ latitude, nothing to the norh OF A.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
LIVERPOOL. CALLING AT CORK hARBoR
.JAyA.. .W,sday, Nov Is PARTnIA sa,day, Nov e
ABissINIA. Wed. Dec s MARATHON. Sday Dec. 6
ALGERIA. sday. Dec. 10 OLYMPUS. .saday, Dec. l3
sRUSSIA. W'day, Dec. II HECLA.....Saiay Dec. ~
ana every following "Wednesday and Saturday from New
passe Cabin passage $50 500 and $780, gold,
cording accommodation Return tickets on favorable
steerage $780, currency Steerage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown and all parts OF Europe az
lowest rates For freight and cabin passage apply at the
company's office, No. Bowling Green. For steerage
passage at Ill Broadway, Trinity Building.
CHARLES q. FKANCKLYN, Agent
or to r, II. DU VERNkT,
Clark and Randolph streets. Chicago ILL.,