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New-York tribune., 1874-12-17
THE NEW POSTAL LAW.

To the Edftor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Do you not think the plan adopted by
the General for weighing the newspapers at
the postoces, thus necesstatng very heavy expend-
lures for scales costly for the end to be attained
The law provides that all paper publications to be sent
ito subscribers and exchaDges out Of the county IN
which such published, shall have the postage pre-
paid according to the weight &C. Could not the correct
weight be attained by requiring the publisher to FUR
nsh upon affidavit otherwise, the exact weight per
ream OF the paper he uses both news and wrappingi
This be easily done, without expense TO either the
Government the publishers, and the stubs" pro
posed TO be used state the name OF the
paper its weight per ream, &c. For instance suppose
the circulation of TIE Asheue IN. c. Citizen should be
in the county 1.0p0 of IL, upon wIcn postage
should be paid $780, and the which 1t Is puo
lshed weighs 35 pounds to the ream this would make
"A reams Of paper used which, weighing 50 pounds To
the ream, will give 26Si pounds upon winch to pay
postage.
Could not something of this sort be done TO save the
great expense alluded tot Can't the Government pre-
upon the honesty of publishers TO better ad
vantage than TO assume they are dlshonestl would
like TO have the opinion OF The TRIBUNE upon THIS
matter. Its opinion any subject al Sdys cnmnanus
my high respect. ROBT. III. FURMAN.
AshepilIe ~ c., Dec. 7, 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-17
THE RoBBER OF LUTHER BRYANTs GOLD CON
VICTED.

A trial was begun in the Court OF General
Sessions yesterday, before Recorder Hacket for the
PURPOSE of fastening the guilt for the robbery OF the
premises OF Luther &. Bryant, in October last upon
Robert Murray, alias Bobby the Weshman" ana
George Reilley alias Rat Reilley 1t Will be reinem
bered as fully detailed in The TRIBUNE at the tne
that Bryant was arrested for buying postage
stamps from Office boys and during his ln-
prisonment his rooms were opened, and no
was robbed OF gold and other property to the
value OF Sl23,OO0 In the Of Murray when they
were searched an umbrella aud revolver were found
and identified by Bryant part OF tine property soeh
from him. Another umbrella was found IN Rellley's
room. No portion Of the other property, or OF the
$4,000 in gold cOn which Bryant claimed to have lost
was found. Murray only brought up for tral yes
terday TIE chief evidences OF his crime we're the
pistol and umbrella found in his possession NO other
testimony was given, except that OF Bryant himself 10
prove loss and TO identify the property WIN INC
testimony OF coored boy, that he had seen the uhi
brea in Brvant's possession. aud that or NoSahdh
Cook, who sold 1t to him The prisoners statement as
by ms counsel, Charles D Spencer IOr murray uiu
not 20 the stand himself, that he found tue UNI
brea in railroad car. coming from POugkeepsie ana
bought tAe pistol III Toronto, VI man hained ueorEo
Young. -,
Mr. Spencer made elaborate argument for hio eli
en insisting that the ownership of the property was
proved, the prisoners to be credited
mach a. the cOnpllinants, ana Throwing ais
credit the belief that Bryant was possessed
OF any property at all. Assistant District
Attoru.y K1,iins answered very briefly. Tue
Recorder CHARGED the jury at length III the course OF
has remarks questioning the taste win which the cOun
rel INDUCED III sdu-cdl remarks upon the dress ana
jury de.IUerLted for few moments and
rendered verdict OF guilty of burglary in The nrst
nanded Tor sentence To-day otner prisoner,
R-iIiey viii DC brOdEIt up @or trlal.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-17
CIVIL NOTES.

1t is expected that one of the first cases
that will before the Court of Oyer and Iermner
next month, il the trial of scanne for the murder OF
D1nahue. TGe former trial resulted in a dsagreement'
Justice Pratt of Brooklyn granted per-
emptorv nandamus yesterday in the Of Cooper ana
Crmmey to compel the Supervisors to audit and order
TO be paid the pav-roll Of the Charity Commissioners
May. June. aud July last, SO far as the peFsohS
named are concerned
Maria Tley of Port Washington sued Tobias
Lawrence, liquor dealer under the Civil Damage act'
for injuries sustained by her through her husbands get
ting drunk defer dant's liquor. she got $50 In dam
ages ANA Appeal made TO the Kings County
Court and judgment was affirmed IL was men ldhen G ~
tLe General Term of the Supreme Court Brooklyn anu
JUDGMENT was affirmed yesterday.
The Court of Appeals rendered decision
Yesterday reversing decision Of Justice Gilbert ana
the General Term Of the Supreme Court, Brooklyn and
ordered new trial in suit OF Drmas Barnes against
Daniel j. Qngey, liquor dealer OF Se~-1orK 10 re-
cover $780, Dalance claimed on prOmssOry nole mauc
by QuSey 10 the order Oh bflttoh % Oo' nqu'' "''
chats.
A. Roberts, attorney-at-law, has entered
Judgment IN City Court OF Brooklyn against the ReV
Dr. George b. Porteous. Pastor OF the Independents
Protestant Episcopal Church for ss2s IT, The complain
ant forth that on Feb 49, lS73 Judgment was re-
covered against the defendant Ia the Cour, -. -.
Exchange London equal to siSS H. no part OF nhs IV
Court granted for s74 TO- with Interest ~ nve pr
Execution ID In the hands OF tho Sherlu Oh hns'
County.
Chief Justice Davis has introduced much
needed practice divorce cases, In sending back TWO
cass to the referee tried them to inquire whether
the summons properly served and whether the atto
news or defen0ants authorized 10 appear Cat
of without publicity even 10 the person must
interested have frequently cropped up In the courts
aud "a rule, whIcn goes into effect next feDIuaiy,
has Oeen adopted by the Supreme Court to check tho
practIce.
In the suit of Cole against the Mayor for
injury the plaintiffs mill rights by building the dam
Of the Croton Reservoir Putnam County Judge Law
renee charged the jury that the Commissioners ap.
Do uted damages under tbe act AUTHORIZING
The reservoir had power TO assess the damages or
land ana for such contingent damages as ht
of the plaintiff III he mad sustained damages tney
mIgUt award tbem for past loss OF profits ana Or
him $500 former nd 800 or the latter source Oh
damage
The often-reported case of Carl Vogt, the
alleged Belgian murderer caue up again yesterday be
fore Commissioner Kenneth q. White, when Mr Kintz-
Ing Vogs counsel objected to Mr. Whites hearing H.
on tue ground that having once held him for extradi,
ton. he had already passed upon IL. Mr. Wnlie sala
that he would give his decision In the matter on Sauf
day He also stated that II tge present case OF voet
was new One be could without doubt try t and that
u u was the old one revived BY the recent ueau ee
New-York tribune., 1874-12-17
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday, Paul
Fat Tyol Camden MsTksDlace, he 5000
bsi Tor violating ihe Sunday law.
4 At the TOmbs Police Court Yesterday. VIM. Bond
held ~ 900 ba FOR stealing trunk from truck oni oil the
Mr MarT No 3Jt Natert The trunk the
Of Mrs Curry. contained valuable wearing apparel
Wm. Mitchell was held in 81 900 bail for enticng
Warm Spnng Adau named Hanson DuaL, into house No 40
BaIes and there robbsg him Of all his clothing Nhsfes Carlton
held 81 500 bail for keeping lottery Office at No. lJl Frank
hu-sL
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday, before
Recorder scke William Mungan pleaded gu Of attempt at
tie state Pron for 22 Max
Roach and Th9m1s Brooks pleaded guilty attempt a. grand
each sentenced to the STATE Prison for =
At the Yorkvie Police Court yesterday, Judge
MORGAN Gever the results Of Injuries inflicted
on Clancy GO7 Eghty whom he struck the head
with an az Gaan OF No 2tj East iwentyeyenthst
hea charge obInug ~ so Julia Knnelv Of No. Jl
prrtese beirg LO1t CO. coal
stable OF john J Hamilton
Ffehs, while stealing lap robes and harness. HE
held for tnaL
James Burke was brought before Recorder
Racket YESTERDAY the Gener Sessions TO
tenee o the crime mayhem for which h. ued guilty the
da, lie u appearance and has the reputation OF
having persons who have been sfsd 10 come
The su1 this James Mclaughlin whose et ear Was
nearly iglt. involuntary CON- claimant
unwngly. Burke is also under indictment
the Of 1homs A. LAWN Recorder
him Imprisonment In the state Prison Tor 10
manalauter brought
Burke goes 10 prison because OF the mavIem
New-York tribune., 1874-12-17
TIE ROCK IN MID.OCEAN.

To The EdtfOr or The Ift0Nne.
SIR: Your newspaper refers to the discovery
of rock in the North Atlantic by Italian captain Of
vessel in lat N, long coo 1S W. DO not believe
such rock exists for the reasons will give. Many
years since was preparing chart of the North Allan
tic for publication. 1 examined iuto tine reported
dangers of the ocean, and expuneed number, what
thought good authority, in the negnborhOod OF where
the captain thought he the rock Tns Is part of
the ocean where the Gulf Stream current almost ceases
not running knot per hour Any wreck which had
hoated in that direction would there and it would
be q long time before 1t would DRIFT out OF the way.
lerd you the Memoir which please return to zone of
the narrow minded blockheads o! the Union League
Club Of whom you speak this morning
Keir- York, Dec. Is, 1874 GEORGE W. BLUNT
New-York tribune., 1874-12-17
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
THURSDAY. DEC. II.

THURSDAY, Do To
pmouth Hamburg steamship
Cmbra Supplementary Maii closed the
Fos Odcs at 80 D. steamship sails from foot O
Thrdst.. Iioboken.
Mails Havana steamship City New YoA close
o. NJ Supplementary Mail is closed at the POstOhee al 24O m
Steamship sails at 3 IRON Pier No. 8 n. k
Mails Bermuda the steamship Cama close at m Steam
ship sails at > D. H., from Pier No II North River.
FRIDAY. Dc Is.
ANAL tor Halifax S. the NewYos PostOhce
iy . ,. "a. and goes via Boston.
SATURDAY. DEC 10
Mails for ireland. via Queenstown and Liverpool
nv the steamship Republic IL Supplementary Msi h
closed AZ the PostOtce IN. Steamship saiis at from
Pier 80 North River
For Enroue via Southampton Bremen. by the steamship Hanss
mails close Supplementary Msi closed AZ the Post
Office At sails from Pier oot OF Third
Hoboken.
the Central American and South Pshc
by Colon. close 10 a. Supple
eptary Mail IL Post IL III. steamship sails az
~ NJ. from Pier No AZ North River.
Ma CurcOa and Venezus by the steamship
II NJ. steamship sails at p m hom Pier NO o.
North Aver.
SUNDAY. DEC. 90.
All at IL O'Clock the OsOhce 10 open from
New-York tribune., 1874-12-17
GRAIN DELIVERY RATES.

To the EdttOr OF The Trt6une
SIR: desire to call your attention to TACT
connected with the gram delivery at this port Al
though much said about the unjust charges of
the railroad companies there is one point that has not
been clearly stated, namely that the railroads DO not
mnose the charge of &C. for elevating Ii is made hy
the floating elevator prOpretOrswh charge 10 addtoh
&C. weighing and TO vessel; making 245 pr buShr'
nnon all grain snpped from TINS port. Ihe enormous
prohts resulting the floating elevators are h0OroLs
In NAV be well to that If Ilo tue same : done
for sc per bushe Now, while tine Produce Exchange /
accusing tue railroads Of 'usurpatlOn," "au' Ocr"y'
&c would it not well for them To turn their ewes III
ward aud some OF the expense tlat they are
endeavorug to have merged in freight bllsl NJ
Nctr- York, Dec. 10, 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-17
THERE'S NO SATISFYING EVERYBODY.


SIR: THE TRIBUNE is a nuisance! / am
clerk in large establishment, and times have been
dull for long period we have had ample time 10 read
the newspapers. and force represents every
shade of political and other opinion, we have had
all of them, from your own voluminous journal down
TO the little addition, division aud silence" sheet
But gradually things have changed. and now every
mothers son Of them brings TIE TRIBUNE! They don't
seem TO care any for "pedestrian. :! afitnmet-
teal" or lglisn journalism bit for THE TRIBUNE
only; and may nave much even OF good ihlns
On the same subject: dining out III suDurDin
village a few evenings ago. when some one remarked.
well dOnt like THE TRIBUNEs politics, but II Is the
greatest newspaper the world. have drOppe1 my
- ami my - and Ony take The TRIBUNE" And
And L." And l." echoed all around the circle
and was amazing and amusing To see The unanlmty
with which TINS mad been done III This little community
So as we can't read anything but THE TRIBUNE. le
clare IL n nuisance. Yours, :. H. t.
Netc- York, Dec. II, 1874
New-York tribune., 1874-12-17
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF FNEw-YoRK......."......'.". ...DEc To-
s,..m.bio CITY Of Houston Deerns Newoean. c. H. MALLORY
Steamship Steamship sI Ba%If bSOod Sn5 pSiadeo kp
steamship Ann eliza ReR9O SrsePs ssiEa5 James % Hand
Slip RnOh Train (BrJ FqleNn, London Henderson Bros
Bark CGIaeOs (Br LOckhart CuacO1 Jas Foalse. Sons
Bsrt Bsstan tDatehI ROosendah Rotterdam Funch Eiye
Brig Daylight. MARKS Georgeown Demerars W Armstrong
Brg II. NJ. Rowley Rcwle'. Galveston G. H. Mallory Co
BnaC A. Sparks Bradey aspns James B. w,Sa CO.
schr is t9es Ges EiSa s.m%i' Racket. Bro
sS sss @ :sas ts uha: % cfGH f nS Snt Ss %s1c'
ssST seST Eothen Br1H6eFs jeSsnie, smith
scS wnTteH War G ssTy Sn so BAH & S Bros Co.
@:IsI ES''s5 .S,s %nSi IS.S Ps,t,
Trade wind BY B5ya1t City City PSt; rS!G. Sl1sh' Petty
ARRIVED.
steamship Tyrian (BE LayOn Oct 80 Naples Nov Va.
26tb with mise and pass. to Henderson Bros
steaasnp Johnson. Portland with md and pass
Steamship Abemae, Kelley Leves Dell with ndse to Old DO
steamship wnamspO wIets Phadephl, to Master
Bars Juaua 10, North She Brown, Yesk 81 days and Malta
W. ~ .cHooSzRs-RIyRR AND coarwss
Na E.. HSRs %lSs: y1 Ses.r. ss. ss%sa S'"H
CIoad New.Iaven. NJ Harris Nantucket.
S. W. Wright, Providence Hannah + Brown Providence
5. L. Russell, boston. VIM Pauen Sew-iiaves.
FOREIGN PORTS.
sourHAMrroS. Dee l6-rhe North German Llovfs steamship
echmaGn from SewfOrk Dee for BIemep arrived
O-1as
DISASTERS.
FAsrroRT l6Ihe schr j. W. Rlmsev loaded with
Pcmbroke
ctoa discharged her a-d aerwani
on Pesii aensa Poa wreck we're
asDos, Dec IGThe bark fengick. hence Tor has been
the Bay nom fuciseo for
Londonderry mas put Qeensown having sesaned mseh damage
~ heavy weather.
SPOKEN.
Dec 90 81 long 40 49, bark Evening Star from Singapore
lor York, l0s days oat
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS.
Hec- York, Dec l5 1874.
Steamship City Pekg spoken 10 days cut from Rio, at Sandy
Pon. Nov "a bali way through Straits Magellan AL
we'll
lkor Latest Sasp hess zee FIN Paes.j
New-York tribune., 1874-12-17
and equip the roads in q sub

be sucient to construct and equip the roads In sub.
stantia manner.
g. II the respective roads thus asking for guarantee
CT their bonds do build those roads, do they acquire
any title TO the lands spoken OF IN the memorial OF
Messrs Scott Pierce addressed 10 Congress Does
not their memorial remind Congress OF that celebrated
parsonage who invited certain good man To- the sum
would do certain things he would give HIM ail the
lands &c.f do not know precisely that any guaran-
Of bonds for railway purposes wanted IN that
instance hut told that the offer declined; in
deed the "poor devil" had not foot OF land to give.
z. While The revenues OF the United States now
insufficient for the support OF the Government Is wise
this time to add TO the already great burdens OF the
taxpayers by granting The subsidy asked for In an
other year. may not the affairs or our Government be
more prOsperOusf x.Y.Z.
Nec York, Dee. IA, 1874
New-York tribune., 1874-12-17
THE COURTS.
THE PILOT SERVICE.
AN EFFORT TO COMPEL THE PILOT COMMISSIONERS TO |
ADMIT ANOTHER BOAT.

AN EFFORT TO COMPEL THE PILOT COMhlcolVNbho ~
ADMIT ANOTHER BOAT
The application of Thomas Conley ana
others for mandamus TO compel the Board Of Commits
sioners Of Pilots TO admit and number their new po"
the W. w. Story. pilot boat. came mp before Chei
Justice Davis yesterday In Supreme Court Champers
The return of the Commissioners which Is admtteu
be true, up the law OF 1853 regulating the pilot scr
vice and creating the Board and states that there A
1S3 pilots and "a vessels In the New-fork po'"F
service and about One-thrd many In the New-Jeree'
service In 1873 sisco, OF the REALTORS In TINS pro
ceediDe applied to have boat placed on the hs'' oa
90 pilots protested against 1t, and Us NO
had already built his boat without any notice
Of any restriction and there was vacant nnmpei
they admitted his boat At that time the jersey oo"
missoners called their attention to the suo)ec' au
after conference agreement was made that III "e"
Of the existing condition OF commerce and or tue Po'
age service 1t was expedent for either Board 10 au
init any the On this aRreemens
tIe NewYork Board passed bylaw tnat INC pt oi
OF boats employed In the plloage s.rvce OF e OF
New YORK shall not he increased without tue a
this Board, snail any boat not now so epioyuM Mr
employed In said service without such conse"h ht ms
Conley knew OF this bylaw, but went Oh ana pnIi. %
boat and in April 1874. applied for It's adinissloIi
pilot boat. In October tine Board passed ,ps
denying the application. The counsel for the reatT
claimed that this bylaw not auth0riz'u % w ,,o
statute: tDa It was partial and oppressive In and
from building and using their own Doa's an
putting them at the mercy OF the owners OF tue po r
who might by combination prevent tnen % o m their
boats. Ii violated the common law and rieai ,
statutory right must be shown 10 enable them 10 90 m
Some weight, 1t claimed, should he gwen 10 % ,n
remonstrauces OF nearly one-third or the ieau'"h
merchants of New-York who supported their view ,.a
Mr. Butler in repy, argued tuat the Legislature na
vested IN the Board all the awmaklng power IL couiu
II vested with very wide discretion. ana om ,nt @
matter within its discretion the Court. though mlsn
differ VITA them, would not interfere. The act hao pee
sustained IN many suits, some OF them very rnIa
a, IN tne cases the Ofshore potage reSuia
tions. Tue Board stood between the merchants Tio ~
de- sired TO pOtage and the pilots VINO
increase their To Increase the number OF poa.s
was 10 add the expense OF the service, eacn poa,
costing from $500 10 500 month. That charge nus
ultimately fan ON commerce. IL was as reasOnapie
regulators as the limitation Of the number OF pliots
power given by the statute. Judge DAVIS reser'oo LIS
decision.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-17
THE BIBLE AND scIENcE.-A CORRECTION.

THE BIBLE AND sCIENCE.-A CORRECTION.
To the Editor OF The Trt6uHe.
SIR: The printer has made drOIl error in
the report of my lecture on the Bible and Science.
He saws When Goa in our organic nature guild
ing them all through their intricate paths 10 their de
structOn."
said: "W When God in inorganic nature was guiding
them ali through their intricate paths to their destna
ton"
Please make the correction.
Yours. HOWARD CROSBY.
3OC Sccond-aUe., Dec. Is, 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-17
At the Yorkvlle Police Court yesterday,
COURT OF APPEALS.


ALBANY. Dec. 16.-ProceediDgs in the Court of
Appeals Wednesday. Dec. rs, 1874:
10 95-sonin Howand appellants agt Franklin Woodruff
r.p,nden-Argued bv r. H. Hunt of counsel for appellants
an b, :. BOarllnsn Tor respondents
No 13i-Samu " sm h ct a appellants agt Joseph Tyler et
al resn0ndents-Apresl dismissed
E l4J-Lgther McCog appellant ag James Donne ct al
By Parnener Of counsel for appellant and
b. Martin J. Townsend for respondents. -,
NO lG-Thomas Gch respondent sgt The BROOKLYN Groces
Association eantsuei by A. H. Ianuef oI c0un
sci for mt aud " a. b. Waite respondent
1il-errv respondent MAJOR OF the ty
Troy-A A. Pamnter Of counsel for appellant and b. f.
for RESPONDENT -
l43-cury Shufed ct al, Respondents agt Geofee D.
Proclamation made adjourned till Thuioy, Dec H.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-17
TINTED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHINGTON Dec. 1G-The following is sum-
mary Of the proceedings the United States supreme Court today;
No Gui H. aanege the County of Cass appeal from the
Cn Court United for the District Of NebaAG- he
Argument this Continued BY W. Woo"or counsel M
appellant Clinton Briggs the appellee and concluded by Dit
WOolworth for appellant
appeal the Circuit Court OF the United states for tb
Pennyyanarhe argument OF this
begun for pandin and continued by
Geo. ShiTas for defendants in
New-York tribune., 1874-12-17

FOR LIvERPOOI-In steamship .fbyssina Dee les Wilson.
Thoms Glenn Miss A. wnam w. r. iorro BIN Mr. and Mrs
E. Brown A. John Carey, jr. \. p Robinson. Rev J
Kuaresboro VIM r. Forster, Mrs Aunge and child k''-
ard Leigh Mr. ". Townsend }. p Bige0s John DrummoDd
Thomas Ia or Gov T. BslCwn. q. NJ. Wilkins Edward Corn
Robert John Fnegan Nah Mr. ard Mrs George A. Tel
ford Bvrues, 4. L. Waco. Ewar1 Sntton Saith A. D.
Carlton George A. SNOW o. Adams Dr. n. Lamborn j. W. VIII
Gams Ayres w. r. Gardner W. H. Warner j. Lowthaa Bell
G. l. Bell L. Ruinse Thomas Whtwen, w. X PuTyes Mm Bge-
low Nm C. Rogers Missngeeh Mundy g. A. Hastings H. C.
Coose William Cummng j. Pint j. A. Chomel, Mr. and Mrs
EngeDronner infant BroughtOn Prof Bonany PRICE, Miss
peaue MIR
New-York tribune., 1874-12-17
"DEAR COAL"
HOWARD CROSBY.

To The EdGtOr Of The Tribune.
SIR The letter from your correspondent
at Pottsville, in TIE TRIBUNE OF TO-DAY, should
have stated that when he said tons he meant 2,240
pounds 2OlO pounds. All OF the companies in the
combination charge 81 IS per ton or 400 pounds TO
which is be added so cents per ton storing. Cannot
YOU say something IN 0shalf Of those who only buy
from time time their wants require and protest O
their accOant against TINS great eXt0r1Ouf
Net York. Dec. H. 1874. JAS. Il. HAPGOOD.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-17
ARE Walls A PROTECTION AGAINST CONTAGIoU
DISEASES

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Will not some of the medical faculty
or the Board Of Health tell us. when diseases like
dphthera are epidemic and caused by inhang virus
from the atmosphere Will the constant wearing,
when out OF DOORS OF grenaiine or barege walls De
against absorption OF diseases In tue
tent H. A q
Nep- York, Dec. II, 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-17
Citn Real Gslate for Sale.

EOR SALE-Very low, or will lease for term
of wears frst-ciass house. 2Jx62xlOu
Pory-srh-st, Fnh-sye. s EDDY ] Parkpace
EOR SALE-The fve-stoTy brick BUILDING
IL and LOT Z95 Waterst Dover; also, FARM OF 90
acres in County For particulars inquire oil
BLISS 4 JAMES 346 Broome-st. City.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-17
NINIATUR2 ALNAyAC

snn 7l9 SUB .ets..... 434 Moon OBS
wsrRR THIS DAr-AN
Sandy Hook lA7 GOV. sauo.. 2;l9 Hell Gate Ferry. 342
vATsR day..
Sandy Hook. 2l3 lslaDd 24j Hell Gate Ferry. 43J
New-York tribune., 1874-12-17

- S. BUSSING, jr., No. 204 Montague-st
IL. Connen,sl Buding BROOKLYN BROKER in REAL ESTATE
and MORTGAGES number Of desiraJ sed
BUILDING LOTS Of BROOKLYN, convenient TO tho
ferries aud within Of routes Tie lots can be sold IN
exchange for improved property parties who will 10 make
fcss the lots the owner o M same osnn on
The advertiser has
also number frsass Prospect Park
and Brooklyn Ech be sold exchange for other
would be easei the
PROPERTY known BROOKLYN SKATING RINK located on Ger
extending through the block ana between
Myrtle and Wiloughhyayes.
The building nearly covering entire eiesr
aoo o one bnndt feet hundred al tho
entrance on Clermouye Offices &C. well suited in eonstEs
ZION and location for having ample
seating facilities the premises will be leased for manHAe
turing purposes. being particularly adapted for such
Rand and bought and sold by H. s. BUSSING jr,
2U4 Monaguest., BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1874-12-17
Drooklnn Real Gstate for Sale.

EOR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS.
No. 102 PineapplestFrame store and house o 2Ir6o
Nos 40 5l and 80 NasssustFrame DWELLINGS, lot 44x.U
Nos 2o6 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dwelling lot 8bxfu
Nos l79 and 1877 Wlows-sory and basement bnek houses
No. 43 Willoughby st-3sorY brick house lot 21xlOO
No. 81 Hcks-6t-3-storY brick houses lot 25XlOO
No. 1913 Remsenst.-3-sory brick house lot. Z5xlO0
z COOK. 2I5 MashngtOns.. Brookly1.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-17
PISSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM CHARLEsTON-Ia steamship Mnhetda. Dec. lGJohn
Me- uough Num- W. II. Webb, h. shaw, j. Stewart Miss
Mary Vail j. ). Martin.