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STOLEN PROPERTY RECOVERED.

About two weeks ago the store of Dennis
oDonohue at No. 1O2 Chambersst was robbed of 5000
worth Of sik by burglars, who escaped Circulars
descr bing the stolen property issued Immediately
and sent to the silk manufacturers Of neghboFng cities
few days Camp q Booth OF Paterson N. j.. In
formed Mr.. DonOhue that raw silk answering the
description had been sent to their factory TO be made
into sewing silk Inquiry showed that the silk had been
sent to the factory by secker Co.. commission mer-
chants OF BroOme-st who stated that they had acted
simply as agents for John Walk OF Thirty-secOndst.
near Eghtb-ave. Detectives Eustace and GOldng ar
rested Walk who said that he had purchased the silk for
$500, from Mrs Brown, who he said lived at hotel
down town. As Mrs. Brown could not be fOnnd, Walk
was nrrdigned before Justice Hogan, in the Tombs
Police Court yesterday. and committed FOR exainna-
uon on the charge OF receiving stolen goods.
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p1SSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM LIvERPOOL-In steamship Celtic June I-n,@ Lltze
Hitchcock Miss Helen Hitchcock Miss Carrie Mlc9I Mss oAe
Adam. d. X Mccarthy Marcus Ward jr H. Moore Ieo ".
Mn Miss Ida Hill j. ~ shepard Mrs shepard Miss sarah ohe
ar Arthur Davenport Paul c. Morton X Bahcock M baoeGt
a SbaM r. Narusbna servant J. II. Mckinley, " W. Adfn
81 Riley Mme du Foors Samuel T. s. John hrs - yo 3D.
Dunlop, r. Dillon jr g X knickerootket
Rhinon Ivng op.ob Mrs johnson Geo. H. smith, L. y Clark
Charles dcot Harry H. Eewbury. John NeWbu W. W. Tall
man Mr.. Kngnsn r. A. Bennett. 49, 49, "a NJ
FROM LlVERPoO-IH steamship Cty OF ParI hsY s AnI
Ms Amelia d. smith H. C. W. Griffith John johnson. smith, hrs
smith Nrs r. NJ EbSs Mss Bbbs, VIM Fielding, Cecil h9.so
tb R5v lanes Lawrence j. r. Mcdonald Hugh Wallace joseph NOD
eTts John Harvey Saesr Dr. Bucer Fegetamn Menae'
4 U,mvev A. Joseph S. Loren Mrs. Loren John WHIP
tiso M,rl r McCsnnon McCannon. the Rev r. hnzs
Tb To- Bsri Miss Bessie Dares Miss Snnot Mss Decking
Mr. Caruern Mr. Elwarls Marie, Geo H. Roberts and Miss
Lawrence. A.. w.
PROM SAvANNAH-Tn ,tedmshp Magnolia June i-Mrs 900
". Waod Nj. Perkins M May children and servant Mrs
Msrn M H. Roberts, Miss r. Roberts Mss SarqaAnd h. C,h
We AMI nne My, A. Spange j. AKel and wife, Mss y e. MOI
rissey ~ Hussey and child H. Whwoth and wife r. w
perkin e. C. Mitchell Fatman, K Meissne L. Pess A. oasse
stes. b. Baldwin Booer Lewis Cohen Scoenemsnn
Feb Caharue johnson eoored Maria g. Watts coosdh ana
in the
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.

TUESDAY. JrNR J. .,
Mil. ~, u.. l,.,, ~ @sssTsbip wilmington close al D. m
Supplementary Mail on Pier No. 10 n K, Is eOeu ~ @ y 49,
Steamship sails at 3 D. IN. from Pier No 10 NJ r.
Mil T., y ~, oaeenstown and Liverpool. per sear1shiP
Minnesota close az y a Supplementary nlsh on D. No AZ
r.. closed al Steamship sails az IL NJ HV" -
E.k
Prussan Closed Mali is sent b. this hne - A.. .s,msbip
Mail, Tor the German states Bremen by tne sIing
KronprnI close at Steamship sails at NJ ron 'o "
Mails Tor the German States sien per steam big 3 n Aip a
close steamship sails AT 2 D. M from 1907 OIL
boken. O,,, 49,
Mails for Eurore Plymouth CherbouE lna hanu d. t ot
shp Prisa close AZ Supplementary hll on ~ - from
Third t. Hohoken closed at p seamshp s4s AZ ~" i've
Pier foot OF Thirl-st, H0hoken. -
A Ptusuan Closed N als sent bY this hne III .5,h
IAN letters deposited Supplementary Mails must be pfep' WIZ
iOuhle pa1Ce.l a.. H.. Al IN
m Suouenentlry Mail No. Norm llFer 00' ~
$50 p m. Steamship sails at ?. m. -, -. nm
Bermuda b. the steamship AloeInare' o'0so ." y
Steamship sails from Pier No. 81 ~ X E., -. 81,
and Venezuela, By the steamship Ane oo ~
IN steamship sails from Pier No. Il N. X, al p.
FRIDAY JUSE b. $1,000,
On and after Nav letters taken the steamship DOCKS ana
stamps as no money will received by the eek in charge ~
Nal for Halifax s. closed al the heHlorA rOsIVA' S''P
dar p and via Boston -, n. l.. .vs.v P,i
Mails Tor Newfoundland close the EeNiotk PostOmee Ye
day At D M Steamship from Portland Me- on oatufy AOP
%. Due Eew-York Friday att m H.. ill
Letter postage To al the Indies except when gong dec WI
&c Papers cents EACH when must Do oP
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DFCIsIONS-JUSE 2.

Supreme COurt-ChdmberS-By Judge Barrett'-
Gulon ct al agt Fomey.-Csss aud amendments settled
Superior Cowt-SpecdI 7erm-By Judge Mcneil
that Bulls Head Bank panh the
ing 10 abide event RYAN ct al ag Osg0oa e. al
Orier strki z out portions Of the amended complaint
Judge Curs-Ghggs ag MusheS and or-Order amending
and Of discOn1nuance a. to Mrs nlpshe"',-
SedgWck-COleman agt toeman-fndngs and JUG
en plaintiff with and custody Of the children
neither party TO have costs
Common Pleat-Specidl Ter1a-By Judge j. +. DAILY.
of the State Of NewlOrk ag Henry Hess surety Of rat
ct Horqap-Prncp application denied Floyd Tras jrMo
lion denied Trumbu Ro-(Opnon With Clerk Hull AT.
Wnston-Moton denied with leave further
Frohieh Agt granted almony IS week
NV Ts,e Lsrremor-Sarsela ag ManhaL-Dvorce granted
and Iog JJ-Bngs OBnenJudgmeut reversed Opinion by
Robinson j. Bliss LaWrenee Same ag IN
-Orr of General Term modified Opinion By Robinson. De
Feganese gt SmthIudgmnt reversed Opinion b. Robinson,
sheehan Bisat J-Juignen ahmed opinion BY Larm9Ie !
send RyeOder appealed from should be reversed ara read
ustmeB The reference fees ordered Opinion by oew Loes sgt
komne and anOJudgmen Affirmed Opinion BY Robinson j. Board
on Fre Commissioners Smth.-Moon for denied
Opinion by Robinson, J. Cohen OConuor-Judgmen Affirmed
Ouuon Robinson j. Peabody sgt Speyes-same Livingston
All Auour Judgment affirmed. Opinion By Robinson J. Mc6rag
agt Godey-Judgment affirmed with costs Opinion b. Robinson, j.
CosHe g Day-Judgnent affirmed with costs Opinion by Robin
son. j.
Marina Court-GeneaI Term.-Weed agt. Burt
Judgment Of the defendant Lugenbac gt Malay
Judgment and t granted JACOBS agt sherman
Judgment affirmed with costs Levy agL Loes-n1smeni reversed
Wilcox Gibbs SeWingMaciiDo Company aRt CahiJud9met
veed and trial granted IIead.eI sgt
and granted OShea Tepenny-Jatgment reversed
and new granted Sehermerho Metropolitan Gasbght Co.
Judement with Strhwae ag HatardJu1gment
affirmed Holloway DeVn-Judgment affirmed with costs
CAanbsBy Judge Spading Daley and ANOTHER against RIani
b. opened upon payment Of costs
other aglius. BroSni motion denied
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

The General Sessions Grand Jury were eECuscu
yeserlsy sitting until next Monday as No wv '1 -
Grand Jary are stu IN session.
Very little was done yesterday in Part III; OF me
Court OF General Sessions before Judge Sutherland Inc o @
Jurors was called over and few comparatively unupoAA' O
made
In the Tombs Police Court before Justice Hogan
Yesterday Svauu Morris bookkeeper for JULIUS corn W
OF Nos 100 south Fhaye committee Ioi u - ~
ding money from employers The prisoner was charger WIN ~
epjetlment of only $50 which vas coheeeu os %
bv false eutns but he acknowledge subsequently 10 having O ~
10 time, misappr0pnaed $500
Samuel Robb and Washington Ryno were we're. ar
rrued AT the Jefferson Market Police Cont yes1era
charge Of having company with Joseph Dalton VINO W."
on SATURDAY, night into the saloon OF Paul
AMI stolen herefrom apparel and other properly
Vane AZ 10 Justice committed them IN default oi 5EV m
Josepb Coiny Of No Wetst Ragged urchlh age - va
hronght Of atemptel, iast evening
William Wilson aged r. Of jersey City lie vas Committed IN ueAu
Of : 9U bail. -
In the Court Of General Sessions, yesterday, Ed
ward Sturs pleaded guilty the charge Of gfand larceny en ~
pteneei 10 Prison John heelan OF ASA ~ 81.
battery sentenced Penitentary Tor months nous ueu
burglary In the third degree, sentenced the STATE ffsoh LOT -
Thomas Powers and Henry Bnylehausen. for lH larceny NeI
sent 10 the Peniteuiary for } MONTHS. Emha nHhh
Amelia Smith tre1 tue charge Of grand larceny
stealing l6O from Francis Meyer SOLDIER ~ tne u -
Meme Corns on Apr a. house No 3I Chatnamt
state Prison for years and her companion hmma Smtb te %
ntsry for yeas Assistant DstrcAt0ue{ hussel a lD
be re5p and Messrs Kutfng for he prisoners
Morgesen charged shooting little boy hamel ftseoA
Sewer l57 East HOustont, on Apr 10 was @cl'oa ~
Y. Howe defended hn.
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CIVIL NOTES.

Grady, who was arrested on suSpioio S,,,o,
hoin an occomnhce Of Jim" Brady, the bond thiei'
who was lately captured after desperate chase wa
released Yesterday IRON Police Headquarters Oh WI"
of habeas corpus. -,
In the Marine Court, Part l, YESTERDAY
Judge Rowland directed verdict for the p"iu',i -
the suit Of Mnrath against sehl and others ioi ~.
D.. 81, Coz Tho nlainra and Williams & Van Benrian
Tor inc dpfendapts The suit OF Temayer agluss ho
nan is still in progress, W. O. Reddy appearing dfend
plaintiffs and Brown, Hail. and FahueIpo'i iO'
ant. -
In the Marine Court, Part H., before Juuge
spading yesterday, verdict for the deiehulns ~
costs and allowances given in the suit oil
against Stevens II. A. Gderslceve appearing iOr 'no
plaintiff and Hayward & Crawford for the ueienus"'
In the case of the Osborne Manufacturing 'Ual"tiiF
was taken Yard & Furong for the plalnll.S VILLAIN, nu
Hlrschfeld for the defendant. weeks aEaihS' "''7'
inquest for the plaintiff for 1893 49,
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SUBURBAN SALE.
'fsss's
PROPOSED PUBLIC SALES.

Sales made the Exchange n0ll tomOrfos
Tltsddy June 3-By 4. H. LHdlOn 4 20.
Legal sale direction Of Geo Putnam smith referee, tt
premises 2!x located ami known No ly5 Churcl-s-
81 HuILr, WitkiHs q Co.
Legal sale under Of Elglr = Brown henrg v Mead
lanes 4 ElWars Partition, portion n blel
on North River between aud Fnkhnt beguuIg ne
roery side OF pier Hlrrs0ut thence l0lery
g.. also similar property North Moore and Beaclst
~' BJ IL. - BiesckT 500 6 90.
direction Luke A. lockwood referee ho1s
and lo 1890 located No. Beekmal place.
Sale ou the premises POApOa, " j. 0alg the AXE,
Der Of villa plOu.
Sale an the prpses al Bav Side L. L. 30 lots o. ground
81 Nm kenHeily.
Sale Of one lot 2iH AMI SAL Located tie south y
OF Tenth-aye. and One-hnndred.h-st
Lea, sale by orer Of the sheriff. two lots 54 oeiid % he
corner OF Tenthave. and
BJ U. H. Person d Go.
Sale on the premises Wy0mls " j. ~ lots Of ground
b. j.. COLE
Sale at No 800 FuOnst, Brooklyn t. l. b. order oiNn Coope
executor lJ7 los ground AGENT 20 Prospect Park
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warner committed on the charge OF being NOTORIOUS
tnief Edmund L. Price. his counsel, claimed that
under the act under which he committed ouV ~k%
evidence could be admitted, while the testimony "'oA
brought about Warmers commitment was mere no"isay
evidence Judge Davis suggested that IN such onsS
the only remedy was a rehearing under inc 49, go,
section OF the statute, but as the record was ~
agreed IN hear Mr. Price to-day the question Wiz,
he could decide the case on the record or must oIu
rphp
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TRIAL OF WOODRUFF AND CLAFLIN.

TRIAL OF Woodruff AND CLAfLlN.
ARGUMENT FOR A DISAPPOINTMENT TO BE DECIDED
TO-DAY.
1t is a question whether the trial of Wood
hull and Clanin will occur this term, or fact, this
summer-for the courts will adjourn after this month
until October The case was called in the Court Of oyer
and Terminer yesterday morning. and considerable dis
cussOn ensued relative to the postponement Of the trial
Mrs. Woodruff and her sister were both IN Court, and
were surrounded by the usual number Of sympathzing
friends and acquaintance Of both sexes. After some
preliminary business had been disposed Of the District
Attorney moved the for trial, and VIM. f. Howe,
Who with mr. Jordan, appeared for the indicted
women replied by stating that this indictment the
same which Judge Davis had prosecuted when U. S.
ct-Attorney, and he thought it hardly appro-
pirate for him to sit in judgment on the case He
also had another which he should put
forward. Judge Davis Informed Mr.. Howe that
one reason was sufficient provided the two in
dctments were really identical in which he should
agree with Mr. Howe in his view OF the improperly OF
the same Judges trying he formerly had prose
cuted although feeling entirely confident that he could
do so impartially Mr. said he presumed the case
would then 60 until October. Judge Davis replied
that lie should send for another Judge
Judge Barrett was accordingly sent for and in few
Phelps then stated what had already happened and Mr.
Jordan renewed the motion 10 postpone the trial. urging
that there were several important witnesses for the de-
Tense who absent, OF them IN California.
Mr. Phelps SAID he was very doubtful as to the good
faith of this application, and this indictment
found in December last, he thought ample time had
been given 70 the accused TO prepare for trial Mr..
Howe said they could embOdy the statement in ali-
davit He was advised by his clients that besides the
witness in California Miss Mckinley there were two
other witnesses in Baltimore The District-AttOrneY
still Insisting that these were not sufficient reasons for
until this morning. directing counsel 10 prepare ah-
dayit bringing themselves within the rule.
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A BLOW TO SALARY BROKERAGE.

The General Term of the Court of Common
Pleas has just affirmed decision rendered some time
ago by Justice Quinn Of the First District Court which
affects the interests Of the salary brokers very decidedly
Two CustOm-hOuse employees, Charles A. Lawrence and
George H. Gardner. assigned their pay for October 10
John H. Bliss but aferwaru when the payment became
due they drew it, ana refused 10 make the transfer 10
him. He demanded 70 through the courts; but Judge
Quinn decided 10 dismiss the complaint the grounds
that salary brokerage Was IA coutavenOn OF act
Congress and directly against the public policy. An aI
peal was taken with the result mendOned
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Samuel Jobs larceny receiving stolen goods John
Yori iGrceny from the person Jane: Hug9e ioTs Henri ~
Davies. Anna Davies. false pretenses heV i'"' Ne N0F
permsn, false prctences. - t..... cl,,,or VILLAS
cs,o Ts. Raj fleaious assault baey Otto Be.nng for
gerry, GeoHeS Ty Robert Go6 Charles hs a a s C
Her John HsvemeYer Michael DEMPSEY ~ b,s,,
A. Beopg Andrew belong Jgmes Derrick assault am
% erueity 70 1ima James Curtin Thomas Carroll concealed
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MrRpERERs IN MARYLANn.

BALTIMORE, June 2.-The trial of Charles B..
,Ienderson for the murder Of Dr. j. Mer1man Cole In
January, 1872 began in the Criminal Court this morning
henderson was arrested on the 2st Of septenber last
ana has been 10 prison since There are at present FIVE
Icons ga the state convicted Of murder In the first de-
d one c0nylcted Of rape, awaiting execution or
49, fbree haze been sentenced and three are willie
ia tbree are cOlOred men.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EEw-ToRk.... .....................JU

PORT OF EBw-HORK.... ..................'...JuSH
CLEARED.
Steamship Holland r BEssg London a , W. vs;I nuE'e Co.
Steamship Ann Richards. philadelphia VIM p CLYDE Co
steamship 4 C. Saaes Nv. Msn po, hGi'lfP p Sme,
fs1sg Fs'Gi e1 Df Bfs%e1 Herman koop Co
Bari canada OBJ BARKER soierae Sweden H. De Wolf Co
Barr Am,5a SsI HS o5 asn S%s Va L'nf LSS Co.
Deng Ger Rotm1s Esnq5e for oreS' 3 q lSo; Co.
BARI Nev:Yorh qtaL Polio P5,rth Roads A. p 4grs p,.,
Bark Grace (Brj BeynO Rotterdam. &c, Heaey Parker
Bark Huron Mol Hansen; ConsnInoPls q; ISos' o.
Bar Bar Term Term. Este Ester @ uTto Falmouth A. P Agrss
Blt c p SSaR 1BH Dp Se.d Saf Wa w
Big IgTaa 0NPi EN- w nj aTu n Co. Evans BAH Co.
Is soano BL MeIsS K9siSop J,R rslye Bro
sclf MlItha DBL MAmey s. John " b. HeneJ 4 Parker
sehr Pointer, rhrasher, Bristol, R. l.
ARRIVED.
Steamship c r q m P ana SI PAS oJ 5ou 6a " "
steamship Celtic Orr. Thompson Liverpool May p, and Queens
'oS a8 5 wyanoke Couch icmond CIV Norfolk
steamship Magnolia Chesman savannah with mdse and pass w.
stsamshP E. knight, Johnson Alexandra, Va, with md'e and
pas s.E ooo % cafsr Palermo Sc days and Gibraltar day.,
bar Olga Gta) Beueot. Girgent g days, With sulphur
Bars Rohenbrz Ge Wd Padang III days And St. Helena
AP Ear. sur S'I SaEJ Dahl Liverpool Al DAYS with salt
BarE schsGno ProsPo iLj Schano' Antwerp q days, With
BARK M,ysover of YevHave oss Barbados Is days. with
bar1 For Gsose rJ. Warren Iquque s days, with nitrate of
soda o.r 49, a L. IA,
sugar.
Brig Union Jsrsey LeCouter Rio Jano % days, with coffee
Seh r. sples Of Hangon Cole, Galveston % days with
ami cotton.
Sebr Martha Mana of Bango Veas Ponce r. Is days with
Seh Amelia Of Nassau Hail. Eeuthe II days, With pine
apples - 80
Schr of SheDume, ~ ST. Collins Bermuda days
with produce.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
LKyRs Del June 2-Saed ship Ogeg NegYork for orders
CHAHLEsroS 5. c. May 3-AIrvel. steamship South Carons
Beckett from NewYork
wEsr Fla MAY 29Auved steamship City Of San Antonio
Pennington. from Nes-iork fJr Galveston and proceeded
NEwORLKASs MAY CLAIMED, steamship New Orleans eager
from he~-lOrN
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL 2ne Cunard Line steamship Stou Kelly from
Boston arrived here At O'Clock yesterday morning
SourHAMPToN June ZThe German Loy Line steamship
America Bun EeuYork May a. for Bremen arrived here
O'Clock this morning - -,
sTErTrS June 2-he Loys steamship Humboldt Feberg
Nework May are aud Copenhagen arrived here Oh the
3Oth ulL
DISASTERS.
LIVES Del June 2The shr Sargent Day from Philadelphia
for Portland. Is here leaking
FOR Latest SHIP hetos see Fin PdGe.I
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sun rses..., 49t 7S9 Moon seth'' INV
oIy-As
eantV Hook IS l.53 Hell SAte ferry'' St
HtsH Dby-P.
Sand, gcot 49, ia Coy Iaind.... 29 Hell Gate FerrI ElO
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legal Notifies.

IN BALTIMORE CITY ORPHANS COURT
Of Nicholas Brownei deceased: Il Is or
and
Bn ore CITY, Bernard McManus and william OBuen exec
Of Nicholas Browne deceased Dc
directed be inserted two OF tie daily
published In the CITY Of Newiork twice week Tor he
Ann Jane Pyu, wife Of John Peyn,
buee Of the estate the said Nicholas Browne deceased
mning her appear this before the seventh DAY OF
June 1873 authenticate claim dstbuO share OF The SAID
pursuance OF the Maryland Code Of Public e3es law"
Article gJ Section 49, BOLIVAR ID. DANIELS,
GEO WIN BISHOP,
&. W, LINDSAY
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Brooklnn Rea! Gslatc for Sale.

Brooklnn Real Cslalc for Sale.
GARR0LL-ST., near CARROLL PARh.
~ FOR SALE good the-ory BRICK AMI broWuson- lise'
HOUSE Carroll and CuiOns 2l1il with extension % 70
story ot 22IlOO. For particulars apply % a.,
WlCKOFP JAMES. 49, Moutagle-s.. Bfooa1s-
EOR SALE, on EASY TERllS-L0fS Nos
and 81 Remsen. 5JKlUJ. aul g. ~ % anil % NolA -
lOOrl0O and No. lO3 Pnelpps 2lV hole No
Woughbyt House No. 49, Wough1s.sti Houses Mo- - % az
50 Nassatst GORDON L. FORD, 81 CIarAs-. GooaFa
s(I-SyORY STORE and DWELLING,
eD3 10. lO2 Plneapplest Fu'ton-st lot 21Ehl a.,
GORDON L. FORD - Clliast, Bt22. la
slHH AND PCS WESTINGHOUSE
%OND between Hillary aud Joa1soasts..
FOuRSrOKY DDUBLB HOUSE
LOt,
GORDON L. FOSD
" Clarks-. Bfoosln
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THE nABIrUAL CRIMINALS ACT,

Once in a while the Eabitual Criminals Act
comes up IN the courts 1t did Yesterday in the Court
OF Oyer aud Terniner ia application to che case Of VIM
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COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, June 2.-Court Of Appeals u"y 0ai'nU"i
Nos i5J llO. las. IA. la. 49, II. l3I
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placing manure on the vacant iV'9 ~ INV wv
Forty sixth st., East River. $50, S,-ar,, Yresi1ent
letter was read from Assemblyman crazy tIesluens
OF the East Side Association complaining OF any
In the vicinity OF Ninety sixthst, f. R Wno MI III . III
lots with vegetable refuse from which arises an Huo
very detrimental 20 the health Of all reslnhg With
mile of the spot Sanitary superintendent james Ws
ordered 10 Investigate the complaint ana report '" o
Board the result -, .h,. ,O,o ,vooden
buildings I'm the rear of Nos l46 ana las Wesr ocNe
teenh-st were unfit for human habilatIon. Inc ro9s
were broken In, spring OF water had hooueu an S
apartmeuts on the lower floor, and the plhster nau
fallen of the walls OF every rOou The occupants OF 'e
buildings were ordered 60 vaCate them before june To-
Rues and regulations for the government OF the depart
nent and the sanitary Code made TO conform to the
new Charter, we're adopted.
THE CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE.
William B. Rockwell resigned, yesterday,
as City and County Bookkeeper in the Chamberlan's
Office Mr. Rockwell held that position over 10 years
Richard Montgomery is his temporary and probably
will be his permanent. successor. Geo. W. Whttemore
has been appointed Deputy Chamberlain. The iOlo.H
ING is CITY Chamberlain Lanes statement OF recep9S'
payments, and balances for the week ending May o.
1873; 60. n. MAY a.
CITY Treasury. lSl255 % Sl20,4t5 '9o'''''
smiling fund kelemp- aa7 an a
sinking Pond Interest ls127 298a9 ossics sS eSs g
-. -. on, ~ egl ql, 2 TO- 10
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REAL ESTATE.
NETWORK. Monday. Jan

EEw-YORK. Monday, jane 2, isT8
At the Exchange to-day, the following trans
actions we're made:
Muller. wilkins Coz sold by legal order the house
and lot located and known No 19Eist Tmriytard-s;
also knocked down the premises located on the oastey
side OF Prospectplace 50 feet five inches sOutharly from
FOrtythirdst, at the first bid, namely, Sl0O0Otno sa
The same firm put up the two houses and lots located IA
the southeasterly corner Of Madson-aye ana sia,y
seVenth-st, but being unable to obtain BIZ over ito
membranes the result was a withdrawal.
VIM. Kennedy sold two houses and lots Eig:y-frh
st. 80 feet East OF Lexington ave and the legal sas
noted TO be made by Z. II. Ludlow Coz Of property D..
Gated One hundred and eightY-second st., l)J Rect
inches easterly from Kingsbrldge Road aClOm-oI
until the 18th inst. at which time the referee Informed
us the property would positively be sold. We apDsud
particulars Of the days sales
Saturday last. the premises al En-leW OOd ~ -. IS
reported TO as having resulted as follow. Tho tas
made by order Of Chas ID. Kellogg for acrount -
Mrs f. :. COwan, and comprised stone dwelling hDHse
and plot. Also several very desirable VIA p..s, "
Gated the western slope Of the ridge and d atIIc
% the depot the "EngewOOd" Hotel and The EXTENSIVE
resident improvements OF tue immediate neg .DJllOod.
The property sold Is known as HILLSIDE Park" AID
while the prices realized not quite up 10 lc antCi-
patiOns Of adjacent holders, yet the sale must d.
garded as fairly successful. The buyers were rnC ly
from the neighbOrhOod. We append particulars.
The following private sales are reported TO VS.:
REPORTED PRIVATE SALES.
Thirteen and BALI Of land located eoruenr on e so1'
Ss IN East Morrssia wesiehsster County y John Mcor
y, boS he 'f mi present value IN view Of The may os
progress 10 this mmed ate NEG o9fhoJl.
rslnia beginning 700 feet southery from JGlest-s Of M
By Lepaasse Friedman lots located on eas.T side o. Ire
Boulevard beginning 50 feet nohery from O1eundeil i
ST. for sleO Also lots locate 90 The norhefy ,e o. Olsn
red eyenh, beginning 100 feet westerly from A'el -
By DsDsnny Coal,Or premises 5158 located souaa.J
oil SpuDg and Nauck-sA, for 5J1OJJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-03
Citn Real GsIate TOR Sale.

BARGAINS on Fifth and Eighth-ayeS., 'front.'
ID ug Central PARK; on Sixth alI seyal4e fsA "a
'f WM II. RAYNOR.