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, 1874-09-19
CHIT CHAT.

A POLITICAL orator in New Orleans recently
quoted history " by referring to :" the iron coffin
ofDe Soto, containing the gold trumpet presented
to the illustrioas disc 3vorer by Queen Victoria.'
why, you FOOL" exclaimed an intelligent au-
ditor, "Queen Victoria wasn't born for morn
two hundred years after Do Soto died. an how
could she give him q gold trumpet? +" E" She
left it to him in her will" ~solemnly replied the
orator.
"WaAT ara you drawing, Anna 2 ~" Pso making
your %pictur'." 50 the gentleman sat very still. and
she worked away very eunestly for a while. Then
she stopped, compared heT work with the original.
and shook her little head. 81 don't like il much, -
she said. "Tain't q great deal, like you. | dess
I'll put I tail to il and call t: "a dog"
ALADY teacher inquired of the members Of a
GLASS of juveniles if any of them could name the
four seasons, Instantly the chubby hand of a
6ve-year old was raised, and promptly came the
answer "Pepporr salt, vinegar, and mustard"
A person in prison was asked by a friend
what 1t was for. " For telling lies che re-
piled. Telling los; how is that : " demanded
the other. Why, telling people that I
would psye'm, and not keeping my word.
A Michigander, who was arrested for
stealing q goose, said he found the bird
Kissing at the American flag, and arrested
it for treason.
, 1874-09-19

A LADY teacher inquired of the
GLASS of juveniles if any of them
four seasons, Instantly the Oh
fve-year old was raised, and pre-
answer Pepper, salt, vinegar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-03
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
TIfRNDAY REa &

=.
Mails for EUROPE Quoensio.n ..i Liverpool per steam sp
iJO NoSappemeninJ
a. m. from Pier No. ~ y. X
A Prussan Closed Ms / BY this line.
Mails for Havana Crescent CITY close at D. m
closed Of the Post once at Eau D. sem
wBDNBsDAI PEB. e. ,
Mail, for Burop. Wis Qoeenoun the steamship
Abyssu close No Supplementary Mall Steamship sans
1880 m. from Cuaard Dock jersey City.
THURSDAY. FIR D.
Mails Europe Plymouth Chebourg and mburg b s'esmo
PosiOGcs Il5 Steamship sails m from lAef loot
Third st. Hoboken
by the steamship City Of Merida coe
Supplementary Mail closed a. the Pc omee al ='tV
m Steamship sails at .. IN. from Pier No. j ~ X
FRIDAY. Frs u.
Nails s~aDdAna sno Ne~ior Po'|ome e'er' nav
Of q D.. IN. via Halifax. -.
Ia .. m. and VIA Boston.
SATURDAf PRB 7.
Mails United Kin gtom Queenstown and Lverpoo W e
steamship Baltic close ~ N Supplementary Mail is oi at The
PotOfee 30 Steamship sails at y m IRON "pie star
Dock, PayoniA Ferry Jersey CITY.
For Continental Mail SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen by
the steamship hOscl. close at IL H. Supplementary MAN
the Post Once at l30 Steamship sails NJ
from foot o Third st.. Hoboken.
Por French Mail direct Hayr hy the steamship
$3.50 Steamship sails at m from fief
No 30 N. T.
Mails tor Havana direct per steamship Cubs close at M
Mail closed the PstOhce at gao m steam
sails At 3 }. H. from Pier No. 3 ~ X
Mails Panama Aspnsa the Central American ana south a
steamship Rising Star close at 10 M ote
shp sails a IL NJ. from Pier No ~, \. X.
Sc City 81 Waco, close ~ p
Steamship sails at p IN. from Per No 20 s. H.
An II O'Clock IN. The fOsiohoe Is opeu fron
70 a. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-03

considerable proficiency has been mace Ia French anu
believe that 1t would be better 70 mako ene stuuy "
one foreign ssS ~ sys that should be
70 It. leave the study Of others for she new os
College the Normal College eIolasiveY. ny ,an
reasons may 10 assigned for selecting the 9eIua r
sua9e in preeronce to all others FOR ipstruouon ID o'
common schools and In order 20 mako thA, ~ id
ton thoroughly effective and beneficial ana 20 a' he
the requirement OF excessive study from the pupils .e
stady Of Fre0ch schools. perhaps win IVORY 10"
exceptions, should be wholly ABANDONED ,..rod and
Much disparity exists both IN tho system pur suo
the progress made musical Instruction IN tuo
and primary schools The teaching OF muos had he
come the a ed practice of the schools
70 issuing of the Teaohers MANUAL py tno pS.
ty" r"ou,rement IN the snua Of certain amount OF
attainment musical reading nas hsu so IN ,s
stimulate tho special teachers as we nrsscred and
tho resut bas been effect very oonsidorooo io'"
in TINS de parttDent OF instruction. $500, ..hoo,s
bnre ara at present employed in the soverss eonvo
sGO teaoIlers OF whom 374 males ana 1fso
TIE whole Of days lost Dy tho Apsooo 10 sao
ers during the past year Is 10 oe5 s. % nj, resneot of
There mas thus been improvements IN ths respoo' "
Loaf days oo,.
The examinations held In the evening sohools sho"
that Of 247 GLASSES examined. the Instruction III o
excellent In 100 good IN a. fair IN indiheren ana III
bad At the examination OF 1912 In these schools OF
i3 classes examined So were found TO DO ehoehon' i1
good q, fair and Indifferent Tho whole number OF
oups enrolled during part OF the term was l1oS
males and 6574 femaes the average attendance ior to
term was males and 1896 femaes while the ,arses.
for any single week was 7si6 males
94y females This exclusive OF the Evening hisn
school and the oolored schools Inc average taI
che latter was 1870: the whoie NUMBER enroou' A'
and the largest weekly average. lT , o.o,.
= The schoos now in session wore opened In OctoDer
Lat and HAY thus far boon well attended, Az lhuch
more care this year than last In the appoint
OF the teachers II Is reasonaDe 10 expect Una. t
examinations which Will be hold early In the ehsuns
wear will attended better results than those OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-03
DECISlONS-FEB, =.

Smp-ems Court-Specia Term-By Judge Van Brnnt
Bra al Pcion-Dsnissed default Church OF tie Redemption
,ct Grace Church. Findings settled.
By Judge Dvs-FAber sgt Hovey-Oder settled confirming
referees report
Chnmbers-By Judge Lawrence.-POtter aRt G. ou-
ter Chatham Merchants National Bank West
virginia 10 matter. Murphy Hunter Calvin Dreyl
AIT Dreyius -aenorspduns Hadlcv Saud-Repou
frned theder Alien 6cMolsoh granted. Peireh Gold
,en-Moton denied with $40 Oleomsrgarine Manufacturing
Company sgL Psro-lumcton aessd Townsend at Norris
Notion denied conditions LYMAN tgt Barnummotol denied
Keneseh Congregation keueseth 6cMoou
.ortipue injupcton srsnt~i with $40 costs.
Donohu-Bo@hm Boehm The People &c. STOCK veil
.st BoarJ superDsorsGrsDed Brand igt JsyerMouon
denied.
Superior Comt-Sprcidl 1em-Bv Judge Sedge
xict u4 act Motion deHiei Oplnon Roobis
SIMON Gohtn ag Perry Bunum Parcell-Motcas srsnie
Br.ilins az. Smith.
Common Pieas-Gererdl 1vm-By Chief-Justice
D,y Judge, Robinson Loew and DslyWbe Col
Judgment opinion BY DAILY g j. D-vin Pike
sJudeme orders opinion by Ds q. j. and
IAemorr j. DAILY disseonng. Howe1 Dckensn.-Orer
.pped from opinion by Lsrrenote DAILY j. dissenting
spp4s.d from dsbynr snrnsd opinion nv Robinson
.yy ,st opinion b. Robinson
and Low BIby-Aoon for ceuei opinion
nv N son j. Dissenting ChsDdler sut,on-Judg
orsr-d costs 10 ABIDE The eeni BY
D,, J. Onsno Bsnt SeuJesy steam Navigation Company
rssersed ordered 10 abide
D.I, Gende.-Moon 10 10 the Court OF Appeals
d.,,,d or mon by Robinson, Wright Art OBnsn-Jutgmer
sn,u,d. opnion by DAILY e. j. DitehhoeieI Lew-0er
xe,,c opnon br Dalr C. j. Csnbos and sst BIter6e-
Order reversed; opinion By Dsl'. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-03
MONDAY, Feb. 2-P. NJ.

The week and month open with general dullness
al the Stock Exchange Characteristic of the market
for the past week or SO, and begoten of the yacia-
ton and INDIGESTION of Congress in regard 10 the
currency question. Not until our Washington law
makers shall come TO some definite conclusion
We reasonably hook for activity in the stock market
OF in any other business. The market opened this
morning with good degree of iirmness, and ruled
at prices something above the closing figures of Sat
urtlay, until after midday, when the list
became depressed only 10 partially react
again later the day. and to close
steady. The dividend paying shares have been
rather active notably C., c.. c. and Indianapolis
which rose from rs TO 81. Michigan Central sold
freely at 95.a94 New-Jersey Central at 1895, har-
lem l2i,, aud Pittsburgh SS.as!. considerable
business was done IN Lake Shore and Union Pacific
Western Union Telegraph was active and steady,
while American District Telegraph rose from 30 to
ST. But one of the most active stocks upon the list
was Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph just admitted to
the CALI which jumped from l6l to 49,, back TO Isl,
and reacted to Isl! at which it closed The opening,
highest, lowest and closing quotations for active
.,ocLs were ma follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-03
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NEW YORK ..........

PORT OF NEW YORK .........................PkB
CLEARED.
steamship Manhattan (Br Pnee Liverpool williams Goon
steamship Earnest Norfolk &c. Old Dominion steamship
steamship pranconi, Bragg. Portland. J. =. Ane.
steamship Richmond Read Norfolk &C. old Dominion Steamship
steamship vineIand Bowen. Bsltuore
fsS f fas. S Ssdls Belle. oadHS.. JsI
Bar: c s S.n, Tscdo Punch baR9 . Co. "
BARK Hattie (Br E,tou Cork Falmouth ieney Parker
BARK Willy Bcimer Ger), Walters, Bremen &C. Funch Edye
BARK ALmede u,al Tnpani Queenstown for ORDERS A.
BARK Neo. BArabuo G~) Pano QueenoSn for orders A.
Bns nggiq. Marsels for Ore. James Henry -
Bs Marie Duteh Hansen St Martins aud seuva' Ii v''Abs
big Mary C Rowland Miller. Kingston jam. H. sOIOmOns Co.
Brig Cha ote Wbimore. Cieniuegos Master.
Brig mozart lGet,; Tieiger Cain, Pansh bdrs & Co
schr georgia P.es Port Royal Beaufort C. l. Hatch
s fRh1S G. s h SS Be1I 1a + S
sehr 5, . Moves Lee; AaI c,ys. B. }; wsnberg
sclr Gov. Goodwin; Sucw. Point. p1srs. H. A swutcc
Steamship tsO). He Mddsboro Bng. Jan IS in ballast
steamship Arrason Br Western Bristol Eng. Jau L. with mds
sts.m.hip Rising Jones A'puwau jan %, with md.e and
ss%suip Ibem.re Read Norfolk pas. to
sSr goH.n Br,ndSurg Au, Cages 90 dy. with Ios~ooi
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BoroS Peb 2-Arrved steamships simsns from Liverpool Ro
. s.i s. from Ss from fSG
Chadwick from coal lost overheard
H.DELPHa Feb 2Arriyed yesterday, steamship Junaa from
Srv-Orezns via Havana
FoSrRsAs MONROE Feb 2Arrve intel States steamship O
AsI in for Rev West. bArks ST. Lawrence
from foser Murray nom Messus for Baltimore brig,
dudley foa MonteydeO, George baltimore from Porto Rico for
Baltimore
FOREIGN PORTS.
Eng Feb 1.-The Hamburg American Line steamship
hebeh SSiork Jan ~ ter Hamburg touched here
$3.50 m, yesterday
MoyILLE 2-The Anchor Lane steamship Niciohs Munros
forE Jan. % for Glasgow arrived here yesterday
vuskssrowS Feb THE inmsn Line steamship City Of Brussels
Lech from Ss.York Jan "a for Liverpool arrive, in th hbor
B 500 this and proceeded
APISwALL Jan 2-ATnss since last report follows On
9th cbr s. Harding from Philadelphia lOh schr L. Fr,er
nom Philadelphia 13th steamships lie S.de from Kipgou; Kou
Wilhelm. from ST. Thomas l+h barb PslO Alto, Phs
pha 10Th, brig Hattie Eaton from Boston
DISASTERS.
BRsssRH,yEs Feb ?The British bark G.ors. Bell Rose, from
Phisdelpha Dec. 90 for Bremen ashore
Of the wss The running high she abandoned by her
who arrived a. this port she -s saosqeny pulled on but
found to be bal, cim,se tia, ts b.hed The storm
has smos closed 10. inlet the Frscbe Hal at Plsu BY bearing
the sasd the Only vessels Of light drat
aud or Kopig.bes Ebug Braun'ee have TO be
bybterN
SPOKEN.
n lat II n, sng. 81 W.. chip GOV Morton. nom New York
for Prsncseo
Clyde.
bee 80 lat Is S. brig gsroe,doa (Brt FROM Boston
tevideo
fior Laien Ship hers see Finn Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-03
CRIMINAL NOTES

f. Mcknight charged with passing counterfeit
80 held YESTERDAY 1900 bail By Commissioner
osborn.
Henry Polaski, who has been in prison charged
Muller Of No las Moitsi.
The trial Of James c. King, for the murder of
NELL In tn Court OF oyer anu
IN yesterday but was postponed Tor q lev days
The February term of the Court Of Oyer and Ter.
opened Yesterday Judge Brady presiding The Gna Say VS.
Grand Jury OF the Coar Of General Sessions w probably nave
flushed ITS lsborA
At tho Yorkville Police Court yesterday, Margaret
valued s5 Ben Ward Of No. $50 East Thri
Michael Mshsn held default Of slqop 10 answer Tor
Cansrse Matilda Mssowan servant held to snsSer
No. 6S5 Second-aye
James DelOs Center the member of the Stokes
jury tor 80 Jays an lined 100 by
Judge pao for contempt s'as seeS s . n e s Sa :" %
Brady she Cour Of Oyer and Tenihe YESTERDAY upon the
and sentence Suspended then discharged bis
recosni,anee.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before
having the Office Of Robert Little At No ~
and stole herefom O,ereos worth 80 ice
oveeoat william Mofst ,sned the complaint o. Robert
stndve empos tn. HewYo Ssvven and Hartford Rail
Who secused him Of stealing 80 srds linen ne s, .h
property Cheshire Manufacturing Company from The reight
Cstst CbsIlaa Joesn another .poye esed hat ne
% .an Do P''''F' IN '''''' VIC p''''''
The February term Of the Court of General SEES
,eay Recorder eset, presiding The Grand Jury
er sntory du Wihsm Brown color- man indicted Tor the
Of sane clothes firm W. Chmbe5. vas found sal am
pleaded frl pet larccay and eseh sent
s. sS Of ~ s.T upon Joss B..r F.ai MeKoa
In the third aFes acquitted on account OF insufficient
charged between the statements OF the Witnesses
the stand in & @ tso s,;ss and Ms ,son . 4o, s
District Attorney Rollins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-03
A MURDERoUs ASSAULT.

In the Court of Oyer and Terminer vester-
day. before Judge Brady, William Adams. young lad
OF sulen and logged look. and apparently about ~
years old put on trial for an alleged assault upon
Ezekiel X Finch OF No. 273 Lexington-sve. District
Attorney Phelps conducted the prosecution, and MI
Hummel defended the prisoner Adams was Jointly in
doted with Jeremiah Mcguire but demanded separate
trial The question involved is entirely one Of identity
Mr. Finch testified that about midnight on Nov 1875
he was knocked down by gang Of young rufiians at
Thirty -iourths ST. and Tenth-ave.. and while down was
given I've stabs his breast beside several less severe
cuts His cries attracted some to his relief, when
his ass ATLANTIS ran away. He positively identified the
prtsoner "A one Of those who attacked him. Omcer
crow who was on duty at Thirty fourthst and Eighth
that evening, heard cry and very soon saw tne
prisoner running ward him. The officer stopped hu
but he told such plausible story that he was released
few days this arrested the prisoner and took
him to tho hospital. where he was Identified ny MI
Finch. The case will be continued to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-03
q exhihited In the following table

II will perceived from this that the average attend
suce IN all for the 1913 In OF
that reported ls72 while the number taught was 262
less. The Accommodations. except in the primary de-
psrtments have been increased III much greater pro-
portion than the number of pupils to be accommodated
The for this the increase Of school popua
ton in parts of the city, and the dminuton In
othors the Withdrawing OF the pupils from the public
schools by the establishment of psrochsl schools aud
the establishment OF schools and the erection Of build
ings In localities where they needed without the
discontnuauce OF schools where they not needed.
In this way the cost Of the system is year by in
creasing in greater rate than the number OF pupils
educated This table shows the number OF pupils that
can be accommodated In each class Of schools, com
pared with the average number register:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-03
THE COURTS.
sxpc,r,yE ACTION ANrE-DATEp.

Nd. Garlic g. Son imported o quantity or
wool upon which, under tho act of March B. 1871 coi.
leotor Arthur demanded duty OF 10 cents per poun
.nd =, ,~er ss,t Al valorem additional. Tho duty.
amounting 10 500 was paid under protest. and an
action wss brought to it on the ground that the
act was not signed by the President till March 1851
tina. therefore, according to the Constitution 1t did not
become law ti that day and that the wool In Ques-
ton was imported March 1867. The case Is now on
trial in the United States Circuit Court before Judse
and ex-President johnson has sent on depo-
sop To the effect that did sign the act referred
In till early ON March 1861 and that, according to
custom he dated the day OF its massage March 1851
The auestIon IN now Is: When not claimed
mat an act az Con not uucOnsttuional can evi-
ence be introduced showing that 10 signed by the
President ON any other day than that on which pnr
norts 10 have been signed Mr. Choate OF the firm OF
Eyarts Southmayd Choste, represents the PLAINTIFF
and Assistant United states DsrictAttOrncy Tremaiu
appears Tor the Government ...I .. ....I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-03
A YEAR IN THE SCHOOLS.

SUPERINTENDENT KIDDLE'S REPORT y
A PLAN FOR ABATING THE CORRESPONDENCE OF INK
sc4ooIs-A FALLING OFF IN DrsCIfLINE-IIrrLE
IMPROVEMENT IN GERMAN INsTRUCTI0N-THk
ABANDONMENT OF FRENCH RECoMMENDED.
The annual report of Henry Riddle City supcrn-
tendent Of Schools, will be issued during the last
part Of this week From advance sheets The RIB
uNr has obtained ali of the very important portions
of the document ft.I l
The average attendance of pupils the year ending
on Sept So when returns were from all the schools
under the control Of the Board OF Education, was
and tue whole number OF pupils who received nstruo
during any portion OF the years. reported as 2eois
The average attendance aud number OF pupils taught IN
each class OF schools during this and the preceding year
arc exhihted In the following table:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-03
The closing PRICES Of stocks

The London sdvices were Of no special importance,
consol5 and securities being firm. and money worth
only 3 per cont in tho open market or per cent
lower than the Bank of England rate this institu-
ton losing fS5O.OOO in bullion on balance. The
ket in Amsterdam was also firm. In Paris. rontes
were up to $3.50. The home market for gold was not
affected and the speculation stale Hat. and
profitable with the dealings limited and devoid OF
feature at 111lG11l.. On gold loans the rates paid
TO have balances carried over were 4, A. s. g. snd
later per cent per annum to fat the borrowing
side The Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 In
called ve-twentics and 1881 900 in coin interest
the public debt The days business at the Gold Ex-
change Bank was as follows: Gold cleared. ssiS9,-
900; gold balances, Si.96s.254: currency balances
SI,525,s93. The following were the quotations:
1000. .iiIh II o...IIIa l:OO...l1lh 2;30..iIS
1870 Iii ISoo,..iii,s 5:3"'"iiii1 'oo'''; siii
Foreign exchange has been dull and rates were
unaltered but business could have been done at
about 4s394SSl for 80 days. and 4S8S456 for sight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-03
GrNEr's ABSENCE EXPLAINED.

An application was made to Judge Robin
son in the Court Of Common Pleas, Chambers yester-
day. to compel Henry W. Genet through his counsel In
an action for the recovery Of debt to file security for
costs The argument that he was a nonresident
being convicted OF felony, and fugitive from justice
Mr. Genets counsel declared that his client was SIMPLY
travelling abroad, still has residence here Judge
Robinson denied the motion. intimating that Gehets
visit WAS somewhat Of q forced one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-03

The largest percentage OF pubic SCHOOL
compared with the population, Is in the Tenth Ward
where Is Is per cent while the smallest Is IN the
Eighteenth Ward, where II Is only little over per
cent the for the whole city being about - per
cent.
ovERCRowDrNG IN THE SCHOOLS.
Probably the most serious evil connected with the
school system the overcrowdng of the schools. TO
this fact the attention OF the Board has been frequently
called adopted time time
to sbate the evil II, however. sill exists TO alarming
extent and calls for the earnest consideration Of the
Board As by law, resident parents and guardians
permitted TO send their children to schools any part
OF the city. some schools. deemed more efficient
sistng mainly of pupils who belong to aiuent fam
ies oyercrOwded, while other schools often in the
ward left with large number OF vacant seats
class-rooms Principals often hnd IL exceedingly diff
cult sometimes almost impossible TO resist the impor
tunes of parents who desire that their children should
be admitted even when they told the school is al
ready crowded. The consequence Of this Is that many
Of the rooms, especially in the primary depart
ments filled almost TO the suTocation OF both pupils
aud teachers.
Some more definite rule is required 20 regulate this
matter eectualy Mr. Riddle suggests that the Board
Tx capacity of every building, every main room,
aud every classroom in the city, and prohibit the
placing at time. OF more children IN any room than
the number thus established by law, and that
principal be required refuse admission to all pupils
when the number assigned Ior ns OF her o,
school has been reached III TINS were carefully ana
accurately accomplished. keeping in view not merely
the that could be placed III a room but
allowing sufficient number OF cube feet OF air for each
child, the accommodations would be greatly reduced.
departments OF nos = ~ TO- 10 rs ~ 70 3d. So 81,
aud "a In these schools the number OF pupils that
be properly accommodated is lO,9O5 While the average
attendance Is 1859
TIE EXAMINATIONS.
During the year the schools have all been infinitely
examined at least once, and many OF them twice OF
5s classes thus examined, the instruction 9O5 was
found TO have been excellent in 7S1. good In fair
10. Indifferent and IN l. bad The general result OF
the examinations based upon careful compilation OF
the returns of nearly 1900 classes shows slight
reading and spelling, but in other respects
nferiOy TO the results reported In 1872 This table
VIII eXempliiy this fact
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-03
PISSPNGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LryBRPoO-In ',dmship Snain, Feb 2-Mr and MT.
Clspp Cspp Mss L. Cpp, g. Holland. H. koyston. T.
U. Pint A. Cummins, l. Pgxnty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-03

The injunction granted in the Supreme
Court Jan. 7, ut tho suit Of the Oleomar garne Man
ufacturng Company agt. the Farmers Loan and rru.,
Company and Alfred Pursf and 6eia D. Pursf Ais WIFE
was dissolved YESTERDAY. '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-03
MINIATURES ALMANAC.

30 Moon 1872
Sandy 9Oj GAO Hell Gate Ferry 1929
DAY..
922 Gov, Island 959 Hell Gate Ferry Il;iS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-03

OrKR AND TkKHisEK-BRapI. J-Jonah.s Pro.psr !o,sp.
Raphael seds George A. Mildred John ODoInell 1.-TWO csses
larceny receiving goods Panrn Alexandra Lewis Bor{o.
MAYER onions and battery; julius BrdOey fred
Christian King Psnei. Herman John Smith burglary
Depni, enor Raymond John Ooanor Nicholas Furons
Tracy William Green grand Gnnaev Bro.n WI
liam Hvsns from the Carl Sha william safssena
goods William KEMP false pre-
William Keeev anbng house Solomon 500
Bryant MARY Ann Burke dorerV
house
ALsAsy 2he folio the Court Of Appeals calendar M
Tueas P - Nos 49, 49, 80 49, TO- So 81 The Court adjourned
until Tuesday morning at iOA