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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-12

OUR STATIONERY DEPARTMENT
~ comprises full line OF staple goods,
first-class papers, folded and HAT, ruled and
plain, all weights and sizes. Envelopes OF all
grades and colors, drug, pay, note, letter, ofii-
cial ana document, all ilrst-class goods and
prices low. Order sample lot.
GLOBE PAPER co.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-12
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BANKERS
AND EALEES IL
: r o c X s \ y y b O y ID :
FOR CASH.

=. o. Boz 4,323. No. % Nassau Street.
THE MIDLAND RAILWAY IS an enterprise
of National importance, ANA the Stock and
Bonds soon to be placed upon the principal
Stock Exchanges, viii be as freely dealt In as
those OF the New York Central, Erie, and Penn
sylvania Central Railroad Companies. Five
are now completed and in operation. Continu-
Gus trains are running from New York to OS-
wego. and on the Western Extension, towards
the remainder OF the distance, 1870 miles, in Buff
falO, is in course Of rapid construction, and ii
will be completed within one year. The New
York and OswegO Midland Railway viii be one
OF the most profitable Trunk Lines running out
pf New YORK
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-12
TWELVE REASONS

Why the Trade give to the Excelsior Diary the
preference over all others.
lst II Is printed on fine rose tint paper
I'd The same quality Of paper is used through
the entire line, giving Just as good paper in
cheap book as in high priced one.
Sd. II is the best finished Diary in the
market.
4th. We give you 2a5 different styles to select
from.
9Th. quite number of the best selling nat
terms are made by no other house.
9th. The pocket-booll styles are all arranged
TO suit the business man.
eth. Retailers want Diary that is neat. at
tractve and saleable.
sth. You will ind fewer OF them among the
old stock of dealers, as they sell better than
any other Diary.
9th The sale of the Excelsior has Increased
more than 800 per cent. in the last four years,
which fact shows that the retailer appreciates
them.
10th. We give attractive show cards and post
ers and plenty OF them.
18th. They cost no more, and no less, than
other Diares-all lists and discounts being
uniform.
18th. The Excelsior is the best retailing
Diary offered to the trade.
We intend to visit all dealers in Diaries early
In The season. II there are any, however, that
we do not reach, we shall be pleased to send
them, on application, line OF samples to eX-
anime In comparison with other goods.
Early orders are always filled complete, while
late orders are apt to find the assOrtmcI {
broken, and frequently the best selling STYLES
used up. II Is good plan TO put in orders early
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-12

Having purchased the Wholesale Paper ana
Stationery business OF H. \, Sawyer, and the
Printing business of JAS X. Nc Lean, with the
addition of Il complete Book Bindery, they have
consolidated the whole into one business, and
moved the same into the new and commodiou,
"Globe Building" erected especially FOR the
use OF the Company.
with one OF the most complete Printing De
partments of any establishment in the state,
under the supervision of one OF the best practical
printers in the country, they are prepared to do
all kinds OF plain and ornamental wor, in the
most approved manner and ON short notice.
our Jo5blng Department Will comprise iull
lines OF Writing rapers both folded and HAT,
Envelopes, (Note, Letter and oniclall Blank
Books OF every description, School Books.
States, Pens, Pencils, Inks, Law Blanks, cut
lery Wrapping Papers OF all kinds, Paper Bags,
Flour Sacks, Twnes and Cordagc Wooden
Ware, Matches, Brushes, Backing Blueing,
&C., &c. This Department VIII be found well
stocked and worthy the attention of close buy
ers.
The Bindery will be under the charge OF one
of the most thorough workmen to be found in
the state, and all work viii be executed in the
best style and with dispatch.
With men OF long experience in charge, ana
with extensive facilities for conducting their
business In its several departments, they pre-
sent one of the most complete establishments
OF the kind TO be found outside the cities, ana
solicit the patronage OF the Public, feeling CON
fident that they can insure the wants OF an
upon the most favorable terms.
GLOBE PAPER co.
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-12

HNIIE RUTLAND DAILY AND
l. WEEKLY GLOBE, contains all the latest
news, including the kilograms OF the associated
press, local correspondence, state news &C.
No expense spared In the editorial department.
Advertising rates low, especially for short ad.
vertisements. The papers are larger and con
tain more reading matter than any other In the
state. GLOBE PAPER co
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-12
PAPER COMPANY.
PUBLISHERS PRINTERS, srArIoNnR

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-07
uNsAFE BUILDINGS.

BulrVs reported as u-sae Tor week ending Oct 1873:
Nos II aud 10 Ysndau-st, unse wall K F. Harot
le.see
No 81 Dc'aneeyt uns1 gable wa Janes Kenncv.
No 81 IT,. front wfli- h. j. COlen
No 30 Fnk'Or-st. unsafe front vali Henry bucAing owner
No. - hanson-st, unsafe peIsi A. $ Hope. agent.
No. DojersL unsafe front gaIi J. z. Fosief, owner
Southeast Frstsy AMI Oneundi seyenteenthsi
upfale foundations. &. h. Mead, agent -.
Ne l3S Wet rwenty gh unsafe west vail Mr. Weeks
No l32 West TNeHy ELthst unsafe cast SaIi Jno Borman
II Geeacs, aoor and emneys h g. Sternbergr
$50 Ess, Tnthst unsafe ceilns Jno H. Farrnr.
NO 33Z E Twenty nluthL, unsafe east WALL 5tPen Weeks
no. SO WaIeryp urafe chimney University, CITY Of New YORK.
No GIG Snit ave. unsafe chimney John D. Lewis, owner
No 81 Pr1kior front wall eae OF IT, hauges
No Il Nakef-.. cAiTneys CTeyll Bros agents.
No 223 Th.risL. .r1l' sal; Pill Wther owner
No 3Ul Fro1t-.t un.sfs front sab Henry y. Biey agent
No. l3S PtrT~t, iounda0nsi Jane Herrcs, owner
rs Cbar,oast unsafe front vail &c Fr1nci Leans owner
Avenue aud Seye.hst, unsac north gable
J. G. Attrid,c. agent
- C4anaes, unsafe cnt and gable walls Sarah s. Lawrence
Ne q Erst~i rear wall: Fernando Wool
Inst, 22j feel OF IMnaye, unsafe
gable; Afs d. Blldensck. owner
unsafe wlE Timothy Baldwin,
and l2O hLabetlst, unsafe seners Jay T. DarroS
owner
No 81 Doomes wall Of extensions George Schneider
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-07
CIVIL NOTEo

The case Of Elisha A. Packer agt. William o.
Roome placed the special calendar for a for
dAr, Oct 10
Henry P. Ravens of No. l07 west-st. is suing A.
Cole Co. in Supreme Court for s575 due on az ID
pnld prmniffOy note
The Admiralty term Of the United States District
c jDis Bls,ehord presiding viii begin II n today Judge
I = receive the Grand jury IL the United State. Circuit Court
NJ the hour
Another Grand Jury was impaneled in Brooklyn,
ys,tsy that this BODY will 0oh into the sssi
,,v cio..lv Judge Gilbert charged the jury and 70.
% ~ d. ppt s.asaed0r u tie pabhe with TIE
Of the city goEerontst
The Northern Pacific Railroad Companys property
a, ms "A, h beep attached BY Charles Wright in an action in'
1V,ed ID TIE Supreme for the recover ~ t On
,.missory not usde the COMPANY on yup ' '" a.
T. Prtehard Treasurer and nov held by Ine pIuH"
Judge Fancher, in the Supreme court Cnalnoer'
,,,, denied the motion AtOrneJoener' mace A' "f
% restrain The ke~York Plate Glass Company ron t ~
si,ss The General beg w
~ss ergsuEsd under Mannfsouers act sho oVoo ~
stboSt Sepsans 500 600 With the Insnrancs oafe~s
The property of the Paterson SILK M&nulactuIne
ou,, n, been attached By PsS O. Richardson Of No lsz Slate
-. Ess0lys, " suit bsss 10 We Supreme V"Sn "'"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-07

767 unpaid promlssory made 80 1878 IN
Of William Watson Son and held BY the plaintiff
The suits of Victor Freund ACT. James l.. Seabury
KnOeppl Solomon and Jean veohr
art Allen and Ienr, Miner Wellington Capp agt Lyman
Eluorr, IN the Supreme COuit have been discontinued
John W. Rogers of No. 405 East Eighty third st.
has attached the property Heobstel Roek
Paving Company under the laws Of Great Britain
and dcipg business kewYorE The attachment Issued
debt Of $500 "a for goods sold
George Wilkes of No. % East Twenty -frstNst. has
mace application to the Supreme Court for orer Of
John p Chamberlain begun him damages
njar Sheridan Shook Thomss
90 Bat Pourecth made undertaking 81 300 the
application that thew will pay e costs which be awarded the
frdsnt obtains Judgment
Testimony was heard in the Surrogate's Court,
yesterday will Of Richard Butler. deceased
WI before trip BarOpe made will leaving all his property worth
about $l25 900 his mother and died his return TO this
Hi brother. william o. Babe the will the
influence the decedent
also that his mind impaired intenpee habits william H. Ha
testified ~ the execution Of the will Adjournment was had
until Friday
Annie X. Gilman lcgatee and executrix of Ma
hanel Gilman deceased 6d petition IN the Supreme Court
gSns Caroline edngon others praying that the decree Of the
Surrogate made on April "a 1873 directing Company
estate aside and annuled on the
ground Illegal Jodge Fsncr orders TIE
pndeps this petition within 20 days after service Of the pc
upOn OF appeal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-07
STATE Politics.
Q. II. IT.

The following delegates have been elected
from Ulster County to tine Liberal Republican state
Convention Ist Disirict-HOratO FOucks. Abram Girls
PeI. and Thomas s Dawes ia District-Thomas Bur
CESS Charles Water and Lucas SHOEMAKER lid Dis
trio-the Hon. W. s. SchOresDy, John ID. Merrihew an
Gardiner Smith.
The Democratic Convention called to nOmi-
nate candidate 10 represent the IXth Senatorial Dis
tric Of this State, comprising Weschester Putnam and
Rockand Counties, will be held at Nyack today 1t
is understood that about twohrds Of the delegates
pledged In favor Of S. B. Marshall Of White Plains and
That the rest favor ex-senator William Caldwell OF
MOrTisduia.
The Democratic primary held at NewtOwn,
Friday night, resulted in the choice OF the following
delegates 10 the Conventions to be held to-day: 10
ne assembly Contention Benz W. Hitchcock Stephen
N. Hayiland, William Locke. Alfred Petit, NJ Hart, Ma
thanic Hicks, Frederick Daum. To the County COnren
tOR Francis McKenDa, John Carroll. John ". Tyler
Benz Hantz Geuet Furmau, ThOs. Petit, James Burke
The delegates from the Fifteenth, Seven
teenth and Eighteenth Wards of Brooklyn the With
Assembly District Convention have chosen the following
Seegates and aternaes TO tho Liberal Republican State
Convention to be neld az EmiTa oct 81 Delegates
Charles ". GODDARD, Chsuncey Perry, James j. Rogers
Alternates-Rufus l. Scott, James S. Douglass, j. T.
Large. The delegates have chosen Henry 5. Bellows
their delegate TO the Judiciary Convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-07
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Projected BuIyDINGs.

New bahn proposed erected FOR which ns and specSea
tons have beu the Department Of buildings tun5g the
wees ending De- 4, 1879
Ffendt uorib de 1875 fet ssobdaye hroNnstons
ie9enert, ate stones 25r85 Nh. Okiri owner
IFen h@1 south se, 400 feet east Of Einhaye two hhek
teventyhrs 10 feet Eleventh bnck
oarpentcrsAop, three so-e 5OE26 Henri n. nb
vents Thkt north side 100 feet OF n have, brek
store aud tenement Eve 25Hl2 " Zehau.tzk
Thirty thrust SIDE 800 feet II Teih-age brek
ehnreh and school, story 2Jx9S6 Pouh Pet elian Church.
sirtast south side 81 oaee,
story lZzIf; Joseph Fiber owner
Rf@gbhs north side l3j feet e Of L,Ing'onaVe. brick
once, one sorv, l2.sNL2. Mr.. khun3Bn
SeonlVe northwest Of FoYseyentst two bck stores
hnn ienement ctcl Eve foue 1SEG3 +. acbarhT,
store and tenement stories, 2jNjO; r. Schaeier
Alert side ~ feet north o. Canal st. and
tenemen I've stones 37.5I22 o; j. Knhhn, owner.
hadsonave, side, 100 feet south OF Ftyeizhhst, three
oNn'one teao dwellings, each ioaI stores lSiE6o Charles
FOX a9a " in Beltey, owners
6ranist noh brick work.
0nehndre south nd % feet Of Avenue
~ tf. heesi0ue irtca dwellings each three stones lboAi3
Tlomls Dunn, owner
HousoLt outeasi corner Mct three brick stores and teue
mens eacn I've tore 20 SE4j5l Wm g. Gesaner, owner
FAge size &c feet north OF Forss- brownstone
ars dwelling stones l66I12 Estimated cost $31 300 Nm
h. Petit,
Hgdsyn-t southwest corner Bsnkst hck and
menis each Se oe 2029 lOz763734Oi estate Of Christopher
GuYeE
Avenue northeast corner Seyeuentst hck end
mfnuieo g2x95G4 estimated est $50 OCOi Thoaas
l.. lnper.
JoL southeast corner Of CiEt and tenement
i've stores ZOIJL6 Albert sehuontceS' owner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-07
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
TUESDAY. Der 7.

TUESDAY, OCr. T.
direct steamship Wilmington, close AZ
Supplementary Mail for doubposage eters and printed matter u
closed 24O steamship sails at nom Pier No IS " L.
Aspinwa the Central American and South Pa
ports per the steamship Acapulco eose Al M Steam
ship II H., from Pier No. az. ~ t.
WEDNESDAY. Der. s.
Mails Queenstown and Liverpool steamship
Mnbesot4 at i3O NosuPpeneniary Mail steamship 'as
al Z o. m, from Pier No. 80 n. r.
Piussan Closed Nal : sent BY this line.
THURSDAY. OCL 9.
Plymouth Cherb0lrg and Hamburg per steam
postage letters printed the Post Ohee At l:3O
o NJ Steamship as from foot oi rliri-s. Hohoken .
Mails for Havana CITY Of Havana close AZ :
o m Supplementary Mail for double postage letters ana printer
matter Is closed POst-Ohee 2:4O steamship SANS
az 3 Q. H. from Pier No. 3 N. X go,
Mails direct by the steamship Humboldt close At IL H.
geamship sails ,Om Pier foot OF FOURTH si HobOAeu
FRIDAY. OCT. 10.
Newfoundland POsOAc every day
a. 6 p. m. via Halifax.
HALIFAX y the New ToGk PostOAce
1av al ?. M. and goes VIA Boston.
SATURDAY Dor. IL.
Britain and France and Liverpool
steamship Adate close No Supplementary Mall
Steamship $3.50 from White star Docs. Payona Fey
JERSEY CltV
Europe Southampton and Bremen BY the steamship
Deutschland ~ Supplementary Mai for double postage
printed closed the P0sOoe 81 1871 y NJ
steamship sails At from foot ofTlid-st HolOken
German and IrisaE closed Mail u by tins line
Kew West by CLYDE, close at Sesmsh 0
ssk al 3 u. n. from Pier No. 90 Z. r
Mails for Hayt. b. the seamhU Vesbug close al y ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-07
BUILDING RECORD.
yoR rua WEEK ENDING OCT.
Oh
W " AnAY dent

4, IRON THE BOOKS oP rhE DEPART
'wurEs W AD,is. Superintendent
Henri p Nufly chef
tha plans fo erection oflew been
y a., ssHs 9ss au ' S t5 stores @aaa
eoro g. ehnreh seven ples have Ign satE...l Tor sa
erection OF II ne stnrtur, submitted New buildings
previously iiO attentions commenced 70 alterations
e@gs,s n ei ,a7 o pip S-oy cor 5o6 wi '
s'aG9 Ua;'6 "a ., iS & oo,lc 13"r
0, Violations reported o violations ne,e 10; usaie ea',ias,
ro.ces Of urst luiucs s-rye ~ ngDe. OF Ulls
o. sa ~ zen goEpser ~ Jstiaop Caltor BuaSum
yided vh decspes rs, iron rcs ems and lTtei' tested ~
Of which were rejected Dos The esaia Fl sP5yt lgl ' 5
frse,Te and ~ non beam; gie's AID Incl 3 we're se1
Speaai Srrrsys-Slnud r. ge,er cAGt o, Bgran-ReEort
goi.u Broai~, oiynue The Grand Opera Hoase, B, Hal.
eroe a. oce.re IN e1er The detective pillars
fout bang Waae. age oristsd to o epsee o ns~
alterations and iHproeme1 : 10 ntrsnee 70 eoloAn ae
completed BAN Han church 6uag Hu aom ana pfyeliom
but vtrout ge macuerY prod gih ample means o. eess
Booths Tieatel has been carefully ssed throughout ran doors
aye I ca Sc Ps S 20 epns aad witch are all
s'ei al'I nc . .. h =, brd therein esl h,vrg 90
e of hose attached m Lsnch tubular sprla across
The stage In the fes 10 lreennguhers 100 Her bleee ICON
arty te BaSes patent force pump worked % apC"ea en-
gre aoss aad hae eardiaag pT If b, l eeS ro
guArel by wire 5Sske 9rd are sS o ~ DTi@ 1Cis
are pat up throughout Suag describing he use Of
o S S 9' So o0 he bate the dressing ard
wardrobe rsp are IN separate building. The wardrobe room being
Constructed Ere proof ventilation ia obta 81 by an immense steam h
through The perforated se IN me
toagh the dome the auorun means Of
the first balcony paqnsiie an1 se 1 nr s
openng 70 Tweptythrst and o 2eet 70 SEhaVe IRON u
galleries stairwaTs 70 sIhaVci tAe ron Pr
tho fOor over the ieOue anu ooy
supported by grters snd brick arches the nne oee1p
enptug lie auditor uu usually minutes The entire neesus
arrangements architectural construction ana ~
splendid building pronounced the mos eoupac' tIa
and the canveu,euces safety comfort gusGasssoe
Ho,s-Pcueeu hotels have been officially Inspected w tns Dv
House MeSiels Hotel, washington Hotel Fahlo. hSl
Commsrc, Hotel Hotel de Csnads McRne's ho'e sweet sons
United Sas PARK Hotel tegReFA
Hotel ,J se. Ious. or Lgges Hotel and the PAX
Hotel we're found to be provided aocordan sth the Of
the Law .rd ne the department with ample means
appliances for security from and protection agRs hfe am o.
Tie Pacht United STATE S'eu
Hoas and Sm MeSiers Hotel also provided win sumcenl
eeress Of ire In the renhtf o. we
appliances for egess ana escape oeR
reported As insufficient and additional seenes anu ap
ordered 70 be proflieh
School Ionsss-TEe public hOobOGse located OF premises nos
81 70 sos west Forty arLs, Inspected and repairs hereo re-
ported a Olsted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-07
THE BIN ON THE TRIBUNE.
COMPLAINTS OF CUSTOMERS.
GditoF OF The Trfbvn,

70 he gdttor OF The Trtbuns
SIR i am an habitual, confirmed reader of
THY TRIBUNE and this morning no copy was to be had
On the early train Of the Northern Railroad OF New
Jersey The news agent beIeve, lives at Enslewood;
PterBsont, ". J., Sept. "a, 1873
TO the EDITOR OF The Tribune
SIR There must have been run on the
newspaper stands in the vicinity OF Unversity-pace
nS morning: No TRIBUEEs, but plenty Of the other
dsites were 20 be had. ID
koe York, Sept. "a, 1873
TO the Edttor OF The Tribune.
SIR cannot get TRIBUNE on the line of
the Northern Railroad OF New-Jorsey after O'Clock
the morning What is the matteri get The Herald
and The sun but want a newspaper. Yours, j. II. b.
ke,c- York, Sept "a, 1873.
20 TIE Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Having failed 10 receive TRIBUNE at
home this morning attempted TO purchase my
way down town. between and 10 O'Clock. At neither Of
tho news-sands at the folowng-named places
able 10 single copy although all of them had other
papers: At the of Broome and Mulberry SITS;
corner OF Broadway and Broome-st; corner Of Broad
Way and Canarst W.
he'O- YORK, Sept "A, 1873
To me Bdttor OF The Tribune.
SIR: 1t was utterly impossible to procure
tribune at either the St. Nicholas Hotel or any Of the
street stands from there down to Canat this morning
at 81 O'Clock Your capacity for supplying the above
places on public thoroughfares they is giving
onI tinsf. Yours, j. Z. X.
Actc- fork Sept. a. 1873
To the EDITOR OF The Tribune.
SIR: Your paper can rarely be procured after
socock nom any Of the agents on the Pennsyl-
wanna Railroad between New Brunswick and New-YOrk.
Rather than lose tho opportunity of reading the news
during the ride in the cars very many persons are
PEELED TO themselves with some inferior news
paper. Cannot the supply be increased TIE TRIBUNE
snly will satisfy TRIBUNE reader. Yours truly.
Re'r- York, Sept. IS, 1873 WI.
TO The EdttOr OF The Tribune
SIR: No TRIBUNES are to be had on the
trains at the stations the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad, beyond Elizabeth N. j. Ihave been obliged
for weeks 20 wait till reach that place before obtaining
one. and then here times they he had
there This morning three newsboys the train.
and none Of them had The TRIBUNE. / invariably
refnse t. buy other paper In reply TO question
'Why don't You have TUE TRIBUHEl" they say IAN sold"
think one boy said morning that they could MT
make much on THE TRBUSEs Their papers. II
they don't, they make gh, for they always charge
I'VE cents per copy all the trains; but not
planning Of that. do however, want the privilege
and am determined TO have IT, Of selecting my
paper, II have to wait, often do and WILL till
reach tie city. But of course business want their
paper IN the morning. Can remedy this 7 By doing
80, yOu Will confer favor on many commuters.
Reto- York, Sept. IS 1873. c. II. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-07
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT oE sKw-IoRK.............

PORT OE sBw- toRK....".................".oc G.
CLEARED.
Steamship r. Punch Beg KHusen Antwerp te, Punch Edge
steamship Neptune. Baker. Boston H. P DamocL
steamship RapdA4, Carpenter savasnah r Garrison Co
B Barr 6 oH Gf o ts IpS for orders To5.
Bar. sga & o Hass1 Corr OF d EGT ss I E,. CO.
Bari Bounding Biov, Re mods yaIsusa spain Hardy
BaIf B.hontqs Ger Bahoniu Hamburg TheO R1gsr
Bark vesuvo tIta) Cieaee AAIseiles ke Punch Edge 20
TenaI PrOspeiO Or EetSen, Queenstown or Falmouth
Big Santo Pnsco l) CaserO Larue John C. seager
scbr May Ellen c3r Brett s. Andrews b. Jed frye Co.
j. Williams MOre stanford Stamford Manufacturing Co.
Steamship Gen Barnes Cheesman Savannah Oct 2 with mde and
Steamship Terry salye. Ss~bern With naval
Bst Heveus tsOr Engebrecht,sp Plymouth Bng AZ days in
BARK Snow Queen lof Maitland S. Roy isydry C. B. 10 d'ys
Bar, Bachelors o Yarmouth 81 TOoksr Liverpool 40 DAYS VIA
B,Il Caroline qtalJ scoo Amsterdam 40 days ballast
Sept 25 in bAllA,t Is anchored in the Lover Bay
Bhs Olaf Kye swed 'Ossbsen se-p, Ireland 40 iIy' IN
scs Gold Hunter Br Youns HALIFAX s. 10 day.. fab.
Transit Boston. g w. bay. ROeipOrt, Ne
Tunis HJ.nBis Chas. Rogers ROekport, Me-
Belle CrOEsIJ Boston Abigail HAYES, Carver H'rOOL
Rieetr, NssIf.ve,. Porto Rico RoctpOr, A.sI
c.i". vln1ha,sn S. Cara h s, L.ne.vil~
Jss sstterthvAiie Boston. kirabeth English, Boston.
CHARLEY weolsey, New Haven Mara, Westerly.
Nicola, hsohAA g. N WenIxorh, CilAiA
H. H. MetosH Boston. Henry Cky Belfast
hiracAbO, RocklaDd. John Randolph, Roei por, his
Carolna Grant Bangor. Monitor, Fall River
J. n. Seymour stoningon. Eette NJ Rcgru Portsnosih
Cornelius Pratt, Norwich. Casoo Lodge ProvideheA
y. q. smith, PfoEtienee- ARnes, Providence
hi Townsend, Providence. Il. q. Irwin Providence.
Harriet Lewis ProviieRos, J. L. Hes, Prsvidenes.
UrbAnas Provdencs. W. N. GesneF. Proydsnos.
j. q. Fell Providence. Jsoob Raymond Providence.
Tanis Bedibe, Pforldepos. EevLsalABd. Providence.
X H. wilson. Providenee Helen 7. Jones, Pavtacket
Geo W. hddeon, Pavtucks. Xebec, PaHtaeksL
WlED-Sanset, n. X. cloady and hay.
lFor Ld,ea Ship fers see Seventh P11s.1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-07
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Tombs Police Court, Yesterday, before Jus,
ce Gilmore e In default Of - 0O0 bail charged
with bugaou the premises Of Dennis sullivan, At No. 70
Cherry-st. and stealing So
Three laborers who were employed under John &.
DooeY, Boulevard Improvement baed Oct 10
charge obtaining the paymaser by
charge Of adg
Dooey work They taken 10 the District Aor
ney's Office and thence committed to tho City Prison
Levy Lippman, q City Marshal, was indicted by
OF General the September
Term charged with eItorng 81 from m Haas aeDs whose goods
chaes be held debt OF 1872 ~ Yesterday
Lppman bench and taken 70 the District
Louis Schultz Of No 237 East Thirty
f0urth-st became his bondsman IN $1,000
At the jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
before Fowler 81
81 600 charged with robhng Belle Hewitt OF No. 22l Nest Thirty
worth 500 gold chain worth SlOO
lace worth sos and quantity other ew worth So SO The total
value being S277 3D. Frek Rdo ph committed In default Of
$1,000 charged with criminal Reu Etmmons, age
At the Court Of General Sessions yesterday, be-
fore Recorder Haeket Assistant District Attorney Rollins appearing
for the people William Dadge, coored charged with stealing
watch and chain worth $3.50 from John 0ley Of No l4 West
Twenty June ~ acquitted; Charles s. Spencer for the
Brennan and John Sutton jointly indicted with John
Benson Tor ASSEMBLING and obbhg BdSard Mathew Of $50 on SEPT
Woods found aud 70 the State Prison for 10
A. Humae the David Walsh jointly indicted
Frederick j. Cohkn for robbng VIM. Berry sailor O The steam
ship leo, watch and $40 on sept l6 ston A. Hnmne for
prisoner.