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New-York tribune., 1873-07-30
r1ryERAL OF SIDNEY DoRLoY.

The funeral of the late Sidney DorlOn took
place from the residence OF the deceased at No 81 John
sonst, Brooklyn at p. yesterday. large number
Of those who had known and esteemed the deceased
we're present. The nclOsed in handsome
rosewood casket with silver trimmings, which
variety Of floral devices. The Rev. H. w. Beecher was
expected to have conducted the services but 1ndng it
impossible to be present, he sent telegram to that ef
feet the friends Of the deceased Monday afternoon
who then secured the services OF the Rev. Wm McAls
ter OF the seconds Methodist Episcopal Church. Brook
lyn and the Rev. Mr. Halliday, Mr. Beechers colleague
The services opened with prayer by Mr.. Halliday,
after which Mr. McAllster made brief address. Mr..
Halliday followed.
lie felt that there great deal Of sympathy in the
hearts OF the audience for the afflicted wife and children
OF the deceased and he knew that he should say only
what all wOnd attest when he stated that there were
few men I'm Brooklyn who would leave behind them u
better record o kindness and generosity than he who
had lust left them He then addressed few words OF
consolation the wife and children Of the deceased
comforting them with the assurance that tho same far
seeing Providence which had dealt the blow would IN
time heal the wound. ~
Al the conclusion OF his address Mr.. Halliday led IN
nrayer after which the benedctOn pronounced by
Mr. McAllster. Those who wished were then allowed
10 view tho remains, which were then placed IN the
hearse after which the procession was formed and
drove to Greenwood where the coffin was deposited IN
the family vault.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-30
REAL ESTATE.
HrM.YORK. Tuesday. j

HEw-YoRK Tuesday. July 29 1874
At the Exchange to-day A. J. Blocker,
Son Co. sold, by legal order. q parcel OF tenement
house property located Thirdaye between seventy-
eighth and Seventy njnth-st There was considerable
controversy regarding as TO whom this property was
struck down 20, two bidders claiming the purchase
ssyC-at which price the property was at trt Knocked
questionable authority decided by vote Of thoss
present and subsequent TO their decision aean put u up
order OF p H. Jones' trustee, several plots OF land
located in Plainfed j., being portion Of the assets
After dsposng Of few OF the parcels at unsatisfactory
prices the remainder was Withdrawn and VIII be held
at foot. Vim Kennedy adjourned until the 5th prox.
the legal announced be made under the direction
Cherry-st. We shall be eDabed % give particulars
the results oDtaned at the sale he'd today by Jere.
Johnson, jr., at DIren Conn, under tomoTrOws dato
h1cHAsGE 2t ai,i,tIt skLES, EN- SSLE = }o 10
L.r, sale under ,be div ob Of John r. lewis r.,c,. sr. tor,
and o 256T7OTOO located sa,isry
iss. :. No. 7s on 2e pS, efe .e tearsSs 1 . I
bows: Fr EOrgagO Of $1,000 OF sheh Interest gas doc IRON
@ % abde ths evea .o & .ee9n ~ norsaSs gee s3 200 % .s
ng 70 gu % so sa IT, e e55 over and Above ' above '
Of pos located PAnted, n j.. By eg, order under he
Po No. l. 2si acfes on tie es,.ry side Of RAhVsyars John
Fot 80 acres reI, adjoining the 'oaher side, to o. ~
Five plots Nos B. g. O. ,p adjoining ,h. ,ouib
ose po. No. IS Is s5rs. on Ea,,yc H. Caer $50
PROPOSED PUBLIC SAILS.
notsd
WeinesAqv, Jufy 3O-By j.. n. LVfl0U d %.
Legal sale under the direction q Geo Putnam smith, reiefee prs-
ises located aud knOWn a. No. 100 CLurch-si.
By Jdpl1s " Muir.
sale under the direction Of Randolph b. narin rie ous
o 2jr75 the westerly side Of Fa5e - lee. IA Rees
porthery from One-hundrei and th-st
Legal the direction OF H. W. EanAn referee one lot
25x75 located the wesery aee OF FAe ~ feet II Inches
Borhery from 0ne.hunireiaud ninthst
legal under The direction Of GEO. L. lngrhan ffire one S
the 81 ireFei lcet IL
porhery from dreian1-riuths..
Iegal direction Of K C. Bemsh referee bo5gs
20IJJ located The eacry 0. LeAnOnAFe bOfesi
3 inches southerly from Fftyhuth s.
By Richard y. HarHdf
Ie0,i pne the direction Of Ole referee h0Ue aaA
lot 10 192 Lorhe side Of S1eteonAst oJJ feet
inches westerly from Fourhaye.
By T.. n L1ureno> d Co.
Sale Jsmhirs J. T. 200 ne ~ ground SPECIAL
train IL O'clock FEea c&es maps, Ne,
can be obtained al Ier advertisement
New-York tribune., 1873-07-30
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
MR. YOUNGS CLERKS UNPAID.
THE CONTROLLER TAKES REFUGE IN COUNTER


Dix. 1OONGS DNIhiDs
THE CONTROLLER TAKES REFUGE IN A COUNTER
CLAIM.
j. j. Murphy appeared before Judge Pratt,
in the Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday In behat
OF Joseph b. Young late Clerk OF the Board Of Super
ysors and applied for an order returndbe next day. on
Controller Green, to show cause why mandamus
should not issue compel him to $4,000 for services
rendered Ia 1877. This claim IA for payment to SUD
ordinates employed by Mr.. Young in the SUPERVISORS
office. The counsel stated that the bills were thrice
audited and allowed The defense replied as follows;
First the respondent denies that the claim has been
audited secondly, he says the charges are exorbant
for the services rendered thirdly 1t appears from the
petition OF the reator that Of the parties 10 the
claim are dead, and there others whose names are
not given, but who described assistants OF the
reator fourhy, other persons have presented claims
against the county for part OF the compensation claimed
by the relaor and thly the said relaor Is Indebted
$50 900 TO the county for obtained without con-
alteration through Woodward and Others, appears
from the affidavit OF Andrew j. Garvey and the examn-
alton mado during five months by the Board OF Super
yisors.
Mr. Murphy travcrsed the allegations filed by the
spondent, but wanted few days 10 prepare written
answer. Counsel went 10 argue that as TO the claim
not being audited, IL matter OF record that the
vouchers allowed and filed. The auditing by the
Supervisors and the appropriation OF the money for
these claims ought TO be final Mr.. Green in reality
taking their jurisdiction out OF the hands OF the Superv
Srs sa9 Boa1a OF Audit ne was not m tne Que 10 Suo o
in the hands OF counsel showed the auditing and appro-
pratiOn and 10 was too late To go into the auditing now
Moreover II these claims were due, 1t was immateral
whether Mr. Young owed the county $4,000 or not The
claimants were all poor people, and they nave Deen
wanting this money since May but have been unable TO
got IL on account Of these tecbnicalities.
Counsel for the Controller suggested that the issues
should be framed for jury. Judge Pratt said that the
respondent entitled to have tbs issues framed
on application for order 10 show cause. The Control
lars N tn
II was very material IL Mr. Y0usg owed the treasury
SIS then the balance would be against him. They
had been trying have those paid who entitled To
the money, and had made an oner To pay them u tne
city could be secured by the claims being assigned TO
Mr.. Young
Mr. Murphy said that this true, but IL coupled
with the Objectionable condition that the parties should
take whatever the County Auditor decided to allow
them As to the assignment OF the claims, proofs or
that could be given In "a hours.
After further argument the case was adjourned 10
Sept the opposing counsel insisted on going TO take
hIs usual months vacation. Meantime proof Of the as
slgnmeut of the claims Is TO be sent to his oihce.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-30
SHERIFF o'BRIEN's EXTRA PAY.

A correspondent wishes to know why ex-
Sheriff O'Brens clerical force was paid from the gen
era appropriation for the city during portion OF his
term OF Office At meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors
held May 49, 1862 Supervisor Brice offered resolution
which was adopted directing the Controller to pay the
salaries OF those employed In the Sherfs Office from
Jan 1862 at rates to be fixed by the Sheriff. but not TO
exceed the appropriated by the Legislature for
salaries This fixed by the Legislature t262 200
s8ObOO This amount paid yearly until Controller
office, In september, 1sIi when he construed
the law as applying only To the year 1862 lie held that
as the emo unents OF the office consisted OF fees the ex
pcnses should be paid from them Sheriff Brennan for
The past two years applied to the Legislature To re-
enact this law aud thus compel the Controller To paw
his clerical force IN tho same way as that of Sherfi
OBfeu but his bill has On oacn occasion failed " bo-
come law.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-30
SRIPPlNG NfELAIGENCE.
PORT on NEW -HoRK. .

PORT or w-HoRk: 20
s..', y,., c 60, Sa1ta15 SLEAhEp 9 Mira, , Co.
Stsarnihip Columbia Cartie Havlnl wm. p. clyde Co
steamship AcOshue Rector Seg'Beii9h Fsosgn Wooi r.
Steamship WyanoSe Couch Richmond City Point aad Norfolk. Old
steamship Olympia tfir) Young Glasgow Henderson Bros
SssmshiS YeTal (Br ( Fosyth Liverpool williams Guon.
Steamship BeHelco Jones Wilmington Lcriari Steamship Co.
Steamship Beverly. Pierce, PhadeDha
selmshp NepigEe Bearse Boston H. r. Dnocs
ship CY OF hoaeAl Midget NeS'Oeans T. Duahams Nephew
Bark Alice Campbell Graham Smyrna Brett Son Co.
Lizzie Dagsh (Br Stewart Gibraltar for ORDERS Heney
BARK Pncpe.sa Marzhera De FAanente Gall, MsfnO Cork
BARK HernanOs Or EsuL Dau.Is for orders Tetsns Book
Bark Cr Imena, or) H,vorsen Dnn,s Punch Etye Co.
Big FL. (BE Psgl no Grlu4e DO Sui SnPion Son
Brig Marie sophie Ger Relchusen, Pefnahbuo Funch EdJe
Brig Ana Mchtn tBr) stsveeson D,n;hg for ORDERS Geo. P
S Aune Arsbury Jones Georgetown D. C. john s. agraLsm
seSr Akeu, MEAD STANFORD Stamford NA2ot,etaans
sesr Sa. Burton Burley stanford Stanford Manufacturing Co.
ARRIVED.
Steamship CITY of Brooklyn Br Jones Liverpool jay H. aai
Que VI 9th with mdse. a1d pass 10 John g. Dae
steamship Charleston Berry Charleston Sih mdse and pa'' to
Bar 1aaoas t.L Maggie Lshoa GO dJ' with marble rags
Bark Borrone uaL) scrgen Genoa 40 days in ballast.
DsrS Hcrn Geri, RieeE Malaga So days with mdse.
ss H. sseTi t5Ts % Jsis,on5 fa H. aay viii sao
schr Helen H,sbroacS Hal, AleEsndnL
Shr Susan HlcGe Towel Point n c. days with wa;ermeloaL
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsroS ruiv 29Aye steamships Killarney from TivcrpoOl
P'her u Philadelphia barb AeDsue, from Ceafssos scaE Lucy
Holmes from PortauPrnce.
sAyAsS.H ia, JaT 29Augei, shr Donaa Anna fom PrOy
dence mot Havana before upO Sailed, steamship Leo,
Sew-Yo-Ei schr. segun for Boston.
FOkREss MONOE Juy Z9assed IN for Norfolk aud Baltimore
steamship Peruvian, from Liverpool
July 27ATod steamship City Of Horstol Decrng
for New.lork sailed steamship City OF Austin Edndge for New
Iork
sAsFRASclsco July 2G-Aived ship T. Foster
FOREIGN PORTS.
JULY 29Ihe Inmln Line steamship CITY Of New
York Locaead NeSYok July H. aud the White Line
steamship Oceanic Kde from NevYork July 49, both for Liverpool
arrived 63O yesterday and the latter
sy Clnan Line steamship Abysbis. Hans from NeElork
July 10 Liverpool arrived here &C IL O'Clock ASi
DISASTERS.
shin Allen from Manila, for NeWYork which
sailed for den alton June TO- having repaired
The schr Lolch, from Georgeosn d. c. baore reported
having repaired which her
again 20 for Ap Point destination before reported
Bostonl .
The sctr Eastern Belle Hoboen for Newbuyport
Chatham Bar night Of July 2j of 30 bat being eky
sborc cargo be selbe good
SPOKEN.
ship Dug (Ger from RO'daR for Baltimore July TO- lat 45
BARK w Brl from Galveston for Liverpool jay s. OF
Havana
Brig Alice from Bangor e for Rio JanrO June 49, lat 80
lfor --latest Ship Se,cs see Fifth PGqe.J
New-York tribune., 1873-07-30
EMIGRATION SUGGESTIONS.

At their meeting, yesterday, the Commits
soners Emigration accepted the report OF the Finance
Committee. Commissioner Stevenson stated that
Joseph j. Hearne Superintendent Of the Boys Depart
ment at Wards Island, had cruelty beaten a boy 10
years Old bruisng him terribly about the head and
back aud that In concert with Commissioner Starr he
had suspended Mr Hearne and he now moved that the
latter be removed from the office Of Superintendent
Commissioner Lynch opposed the motion, and threat
ened to withdraw from the meeting, leaving tho Board
without quorum, II it passed. Tho motion was
finally laid until the next meeting Commissioners
Stevenson also stated that the President OF the Rouma
nan Society had called upon him and requested that
five emigrants from Roumania VINO unable to sup
port themselves be back TO their homes at tho
pense Of the Commission. He moved that the request
be con- lied with, which carried and the Secretary
WAS Instructed TO inform the President OF the Rouma
MAN soc ety OF the action Of the Commission and to
quest him TO use his influence TO prevent the mmgra
of people unable TO support themselves IN this
country. Commissioner Kaufman said ne thought the
American Consul Bucharest deserved severe censure
for permitting such emigration, and stated that he
should probably at the next meeting introduce resO-
luton calling the attention OF the state Department to
the conduct OF the Consul.
Commissioner Stevenson read a communication from
superintendent Nclies or Wards Island, stating tnat'
wanting men 10 help get IN COAL he applied TO Dr.
HaeCk for cOnyalcscCnt patents 10 assist hlI1. DE-
Haeck refused TO recognize the Superlntendents au-
thory to control his p1tient and would not let them
work. The matter referred 20 the wards lSlap1
Committee. The question OF repairing Dr. fOrds mouse,
at Wards Island, was referred 10 the same committee
with power. The contract with MI IRVING Tor supply
ing meat Wards Island having been broken on by the
Commissioners, In Consequence or some Dissatisfaction
the Secretary authorized TO advertise FOR contracts
supply meat I'm carcasses TIE Commissioners resery-
tue right % reject any bid. The meat Is now sup
Piled by Mr. Paterson at the rate o cents per pound
New-York tribune., 1873-07-30
LEWIS TAPPEN'S WILL.

The will of the late Lewis TaDpen has been
filed in the office Of Surrogate Yeeder of Kings County,
and an application made for its admittance to probate
The estate is stated TO be worth less than S % and the
bequeaths are as follows To Julia A Tappen, the daugh
ter Of deceased the burial plot in Greenwood Cemetery
which contains the body OF her father, and also half
share OF the tomb IN Brocane Massachusetts, Gene
tery. owned Jointly by Dr. William Aspinwa and the
deooased To Mrs Sarah j. Tappen, tho widow, is be-
1neathcd all the papers manuscripts, books OF accounts
wearing apparel watches prints and personal property
Dion n. Hulett Is named as executor. and the viii.
which was made Dec Il, 1870, is signed by Hiram
Rhodes, John W. Chayaer. and George W. Wall 10 wit
New-York tribune., 1873-07-30
A SEQUEL TO THE STORY OF RATHBUN.
q H. I1tInr NJ The Trfhnnc

To the EdtIOr or The Trt6unc.
SIR: l notice your remarks relative to
Rathbun the Great Forger" and approve them in the
main as true. well those OF H." your correspond
ent, who corrects minor errors but "R" has
told the whole OF it, have lived fifty years here
and was well acquainted with the Rathbun family.
There Is no doubt that Lyman Rathbun, clerk and a
nephew, the prime movers in the forging business
for Lyman was the financial OF the concern After he
had used forged paper for some tme Benjamin Rathbun
conizant OF this method OF tnanceering but he
had to keep on certain ruin would fall them all
and he allowed the forgeres TO be kept out and re
trieved by new ones hoping to tide and retrieve
everything and come out Of the financial storm that
then began to lower unscathed and with spotess repu
tation. He had an immense amount Of property, for
that time in houses stores lands. 30 extensive
his workshops In Buffalo that the place was
denominsted "Rathbun's City" OF them ali
only one old warehouse remains, and his
name is yet to be seen its side though faint his
memory Is to those he benefited most. 1t was part Of
the rings purpose TO let him keep on till he got so
deeply involved that he could not e1trcate himself
This ring composed chiefly OF his principal In
dorsers aud for months, aud doubtless before he knew
OF Lyman forgeres they knew Of them and kept them
TO burst and the ring did their best to get hold Of h
property. The fate of the and OF the property ia
warning TO all, When sec what has become OF the
and OF the property, cannot but 0xclaim Doubt
less there Is God who rueth the earth" The floods
much OF the soil fires consumed Rathbun CtyD
and many other buildings and even the property that
was left became q source OF litigation between the
graspiDg members Of the rlng and In some
cases the end Is not yet. As for tue Inen
who encouraged Lyman Rathbun to extend his iorgers
and who swore genuine paper 10 DO forged,
and who grasped at the property most OF them II not
ALL died mserably Insanity suicide. lingering disease
poverty State prison became their lot Their mes are
almost biotted from the tlbley Of mans memory A
word as 70 Lyman Rathbun He held Asjor-General's
commission, and when the exposure occurred no took
that aud his sword and went to Texas and fought for Its
freedom against the MeXcans who were at that time
bent It's suugauon His confidential clerk also went
TO New-Orleans with him. and expert with his
quill as TO obtain situation in counting house, having
changed his name His employer day reouested
him 10 copy paper and give 1t TO him. lie did So The
merchant said bo desired the copy, not the original
You have IT," the reply On comparing them the
merchant unable 10 tell which was his, and imne-
datoly dismissed his clerk being too dangerous a
man TO keep around The only fault he had was thai he
could sight initiate aDy handwriting 80 as to deceive
the most competent Judges g..
Buffalo, N. T., July 26, 1874.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-30
EyrRAnIrION CASES,

1t was rumored yesterday in the United
States building Chambers-st. that the Attorney
Generals opinion adverse TO the extraditon Of Carl
yort will be submitted to the Cabinet before the De
Of State takes any action upon It, 1t also
stated that treaty negotiating between tho United
States and Belgium where vogs is said TO have muir
dered the Chevalier Du Bols DO BIanco, which viii
secure his extradtion TO that Government should he
not be- surrendered under the treaty between the United
States and Prussia.
John Prtt charged with 'desertng from the Russian
shlp Waldamo, was discharged yesterday by COinmis-
soner stlwen lie had been held 10 await the arrival
OF evidence long lie could under the treaty with
RusBla,
New-York tribune., 1873-07-30
The COURTS.
CRIMINAL NOTES.

James CORY and John Lark, charged with selling
VII ,s without psyug the special st held yesterday By Coms
sionsr Shields 500 bail each. ..l.E K I'D .-'t
John Van Dyne was arrested in Brooklyn yester-
d while passing United
missioner WBslou held bin 10 tnswer., ......
William Simpson Of No. 81 Centre-st charged with
sending obscene pictures through the mail was ed by Conmoae
Osborn to the action Oiths Grand JuT
At the Yorkville Police Court yesterday, before
Ja,es Coulter Thomas aleJ held IN $500 bail
an OF money drawer and bottles
bT PstreE No. 329 sst Forty sIhs .Pstfct Henley
py,soaA thief picture adors the Rogues Gallery held
al 600 breaking into the house Of Ms Mooney
No als West Forty aud stealing 80 eohIs monsy.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-30
FARMING LAMBS FOR SALE.
IFOGdale Coal and Iron Property
TIE FRANKLIN IRON AND COAL COMPANY.

Said land, situate, Comfy vrgini.
Hns Baltimore AMI Ohio Railroad The Grafton june
ou aud ar, Herewith by branch ra'o. Of 1u E,ns.
construction distant go Baltimore 90 mile,
beAld O9 miles from Wheeling ia miles from PaEsrsbqs nd eS
Pittsburgh By the line Of the Pittsburgh and ChAestoa Rail.
rO.d row building souhvari Virginia. By
aua will shortly
also have ,ecsss to the markets Pittsburgh magnets
posts Of Virginia and the KlnsNhL
The TRACT OF LANDS embraces I.I20 acres, Of which
22O are under cultivation being bsvy
growth Of valuable Timber.
Its also uuderl,ld by THREE DISTINCT WORKABLE
VEINS OF GOOD COAL, accessible the surface, 8.
and fee. In thickness respectively which have been tested and
worked this and adjacent properties OF many years. The coal %
q tns lustrous hard-grained coke, suitable for Iroa
making.
There proximity the btumlnoai coal THREE
SEPARATE BEDS OF IRON ORE Ofthe v.act, IaOwn to
miners CLAY IRON. STONE" 50 largely in Ensiss
Furnaces, r,ns Ds from % ekne, and easily
mined th. be placed ,he PurDAceack at 81 so per
IaurapositOn belts Limestone suitable for
fuIng purposes Fire-Clay and building Sandstone, suitable OR
constructing Furnaees Ovens &C.
Among permanent Structures aud improvements. Gess
for the part BY the Company, are:-
Ono Hot-Biast Furnace. 80 feet stack 1l.9 bOsh.
TwoBlowIng Engines, s0.hOse pOEsr, made By sueeuy
Son o Reading.
Uot-BIast Apparatus, 2s feet sOTeL
Four Miles Railroad Ash gauge duss switches IS and
60 pouri rail- well laid and bauased
One Sawmi, Turbine wheel circular carpenter and ss
shop complete
Fouudery, including eupOls mold, ea',ngs patterns, ne
Machine and Blacksmith shop, With shsI drills &s
80 worLmen's Dwelling Houses double sul single. gar
dsns attached. IN good order.
storehouses, Engins-Ho 0nices, Sheds CokngPh'
Tfee, and ell the Tanwa Drifts Openings Stables aud other
Structures necessary the opeson and uantenSnes
Of an erteuced production shipment and coal
The blast and have been in 'useesd operauon ZOE
years. lad WORKED and enlarged under the In
supervision Of the largest nanuturer he Taoe eH
psnture poOsrs being upwsr s7OOOtO' Ine b.
capacity ten to twelve sons o pig iron pr
tho estate which protaet has Ased as Ne and
No FOuney r forge Nae iron the o1o River markets
The eapae, can greatly bat little coat b. the ereOa
of a second furnsce, the site for whcs Is selected
There re bat few any advantageous r The sUccesi
and p6ras. Of iron tbe el the Cox and
IN, o. bpx Al, on the and connected With the sso
by rail- Pig iron sIEg facilities has been nde By tho
90, At cost o. SIS per ton ani this esned b. Improve
meu contemplation,
New-York tribune., 1873-07-30
pASSENGERS ARRLHED.

PROM LIvERPOOIs-Ta steamship CV Of Bro0kVn July 29-
Pof craig Nicholson John Thompson o. j. CToTas r q
Bartlett Lame- Miss c. GoJt7, Miss j. z Calhoun, MISS
McCabe Miss Bulug Mrs C. Smith, MrA buckingham and children
sam Reynolds aud wife, B. T. keTnods, H. Creighton Jln fiii,
Rcbl-t iamson Edwin Murray, VIM. Hull J. H. Robinson Mles
Cgftng Charles Knowles H. 1rpe jr, j. W. hIe W. u rye
lnd vile, Clrl ROselbaum, j. r. Gutierrez
New-York tribune., 1873-07-30
Bradley Co. Manufacturing oOmp,ny-Pndn and cOnelndou' 'e


The Paterson Manufacturing CompnJ sg Psher-Oe Tlssr %
40 days further time and Otto ags
snpo5rg gusraan ed Baromsky GuMot on don,i
Win $40 costs Lngston WembegOrter ~ arrest Yscu
Hrshsr act gS-Orier vacing and Bg aside the udgin h.
and opening defu with leave TO tho defendant TO he an
r fsys Wob ag Pet-OEler Of dscontn Wofth bss
,ccev and Dieter vacaed; deiaut Brisat N
ala os a. 10 tbe pann agt The Norwsk aud heWiofk
a., -lJnler 4. a
New-York tribune., 1873-07-30
DECIsIONs-JuIY %

Court Of Common Pleas-Specidl Tcrm-By Judge
LarremVrr--iiAbe Az. LsuscB Aeh'--Seo msuofiatas
superior Cowt--Special 7em-By Judge Freed
mhnLonnsbeuI agt Ios-ohsf granas eitn sowsuee Toe
Irt Rspu Clrch Harlem act Coles Others Orer granted
By lodge D9asel ast LpdseE ligmsst sFnei
Lt.vnbl - E..afL-JayI4s4t t,.Ll pseV IAs Ne.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-30
nI.-IArIlnh AI.haSAr

1854 7;l5 Moo7 et''''''lOoO
THIS nAy--A
Sanity Hooh Gov. 1900 He'll Gate FerJ lag
wArRE THIS DAy-p.
55 GOTs Island l2lZ hou Gate rer [OA
New-York tribune., 1873-07-30
CORPORATION Nouces.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES. - Proposals
vii l.. received hy the COMMISSIONERS OF ha DEPARTMENT.
ofPUBiIC CHARITIES ,nl coRRR TON Al No G6 lhir.ave.
un SATURDAY August ~ 49, u O'Clock 900 bushels
OATs rs IBIS NNkGAR 90 bales STRAW rs 900 let BON
noARpS 1000 et NOkKED BOARDS etc. ETC. For aiormA.
MI - guB CkIl LECOA4.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-30
CALENDAR-THis DAT.

rsMHYRs-PRsrr. J.
100. International Truct Go. agt
Wilson.
2OO. Fowler ugt. The MaEor. se-,
N. y.
2iO. In the matter, Ge.. Palmer
agt. Green.
oil. Cameron agt. Herne, et al
Z8J White agt. Livingston.
235. Bell Ggt. Bell
2ii..st. Paihck's Mutual Alliance
Association sgL OConnell
1T al
275. .Maplesden agi. DoliyeDgend.
270. .Brosn Bg.. Peters