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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-21
CIVIL NOTES.

-. CIVIL NOTES.
Judge Blatchford of the United States Dis
trct Court win begin the trial Of admiralty cases on
Monday, May II.
The sale of Harry w. aenets property,
which to have taken place yesterday under an exc
cuon upon Judgment for $4,000 at the suit OF the peo
pie, again postponed for three weeks by dreouo"
or Distrfct-Attorney Phelps.
Eliza Callaghan brought suit in the supreme
Court Circuit before Judge Pratt against the owners Oh
the Anchor line of steamships for $4,000 damages LOT
breach of contract She bought ticket in LondonaesT
for an Intermediate cabin passage Vn with her
three children. verdict was rendered TOT 'ne
awarding her $3.50 ..
The will of Gustav c. Braun OF TINS ci.y'
who died while on a visit TO Germany In 1870 was 10
fore Surrogate Hutchings yesterday inc SUE -,
witnesses were examined. The will is contes,ea " IN,
niece living in Indiana the ground that ~asssed
properly executed the properly on oo was left to the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty TO Animals
The Grand Jury of the Court of Oyer ana
,rermner were discharged yesterday by Juuso
In giving them permission to depart he saiu 10
was very glad to tell them that their services hn
ss mis- was the first time for some mouths nrand
res that OF the Court of Oyer and Terminer anu OF
the Court OF General Sessions.
Tn the United States District Court, yester-
day. in the case OF Herman Baeuer ag Christian Boss
in which action brought to recover damages Tor te
violation OF a maritime contract known "charter
party" Judge Blachf2rd directed decree Tor the noer
ant, with the usual order of refer ence IN the h
case of Charles Deems agt The Albany Canal 90 tnete
was also decree for the ibelan with an order Oh re
erence and in the collision case OF D. ID. henry anu s
Others ACT. The ship M0nteagle' tnere was uo0'o' "
the hbeant for SEQ damages
In Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday, be-
fore Judge DOnohue, application was made by Gen.
Sanford for an attachment to compel Charles j.
Guiteau an attorney TO pay certain moneys col
lected by him for Refs Brothers. 1t stated that
Guiteau collected S75, and. when applied 10 for the
money with the direction to retain his fee stated mat
TONS and having collected only 0nehaf OF the claims,
he felt entitled TO retain it, The defendant appeared In
person. and reiterated the above defense Decision was
reserved.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NETWORK ....................ArRiI

PORT OF NETWORK .........".........,.ArRiL 20.
CLEARED.
Steamship A1nae Kelly Norfolk. Ihcamond. &C. Oh Donnol
steamship Beverly Pierce Phildclpn, James Hand
Steamship Bristol. Wallace. Philadelphia. james Hand
1 a1i SoT Punch Es
6sia St Aspslo % o,eno crs for orders ranas Eirs 4 Co.
R.Is ssm'5 81 s o Weave D ST'f es GS , S '
BARK Alliance So uiclnoA Queenstown fsuaoa'h TeteH
Bark Gas u,all, sehissipo sligo. John G ss.yer
BarS Maria Bolo tn Daso Corr Falmouth. A p Agrsst'
Mero Qal sehesa Cork for OroeF' slocoeh
Co
H Hfs f 4as5 SS' 6a Ps'' s. j 59' nfP
schr john Rose, Howel. sPernsmbueo. Ahiel Abbot
scI Gep,s9na Collins Calais ME- JED Fr{e Co.
sssI NJ n p F Ps1, Ca sm D0A's Colt
Schi Glars Gross, Cape HAyti D. j. Weinberg.
S SsI aec Se S Bsd%sa De wos Co.
Barge Georgetown, Robertson Philadelphia, James Hand
Steamship Tnch. OBJ, Thompson, Glasgow April O. via Neville
3d. with ndse and pass to Henderson Bros
Pernambuoo 3't Para April B. via St. Thomas 18Th sh ise
'u steamship cams vndcstOr Martin Baltimore md.s LOrl.ri
steamship North Point Foley PhieOha With mdse Lors
BARK Ksnak (o TroOn) coot Matans IL days. with sugar
Bark Ib. Randall, M.l,g. G3 d.';, With f5qit
Bg Caabe to Gouisborol Tracey, Cenuegns 10 daTs With
sugar. ,.., ,.,n, ~, r,. . ~, -
Adelaide Topsbam HAN Penambuco March = with
Bng W. W. Lord o Peou n. 81 veaneOn, AguAdA r. b. 10
DAYS with sugar and moasses
Brig AtaayA, Allen, Cienusgos Is days. with
Brig H. Odione o PIeOu, N. 81 Reynad CaTsean IL DAYS
with
scb Poo Jackson Pogre.o Mereo II days with white hemp
Scbr Charles SCANNED M St. John N b. smith CeniaegOs l8
days with
Scbr. Ching arora Sheridan, Virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
April 20Aryed steamships John Hopkins from Bal.
tmore Norman Philadelphia Gen Whitne from SewYork
sp Reward Wis Savannah bark John H. Pearson
Mens; bng Osceos from MIagoane sehrs Amelia Cobb
BaraooA; George Emily. from M,tanzas
MOSRoR April 20Arye1 bark Clifton from Falnou.h
brig Atlantic RE Janeiro for orders Passed for Baltimore
Philip from Hamburg brig Chesapeake from Deerar
Itahsn NorSegan bark also bark Theodou Chnstan from
Liverpool for Alexandria, Va.
April ZOThe steamship China arrived 230
o'clock this morning
DISASTERS.
LONDON April 20-The bark llmatar from Baltimore Wis Queens
Falmouth much damaged The ship Rdal Hall
Liverpool Francisco ha, arrived at Sey drnase The br
NJ Burroughs from wfork for Hayre has been osl Sal
cOmbe her keel damaged and leaking badly
SPOKEN.
April lat AZ H. long IL 10, bark Minerva RAney Liver
pool ~! Eew-York,
For --latest Ship seos see Fin Paqel
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Unsafe BUILDINGS.

Bpps, repoltei unsafe during ending SATURDAY, April 49,
Cacrry. No 49, unsafe walls and chnuey. Charles GOodhue
C6crrvs No, 2l2 chnneys MI Wallace owner
Flv southwest Of Twenty 'eyntst unsafe pers ana
columns front; Mrs Mr. r. Stevens, owner w, ...
BroaIsa No 595 unsafe generally samuel A. Wool owner
Crosbys No. and ehimney j. r. oDOons
Ea,t oa,ton-.t No 25, unsafe gnrrlly B. Winthrop owner
E No. 2 unsafe vest pier Of front wall b. H. WIN
vscEst uo west corner Lagt-st unsafe generally Frst MIS-
Mai.on,.t, No 9I aassfe ehimners WIN. M,her,
No. o.. 81 uSS. snerily PstricS iaIgcr agent
q ;S. s1;9l; r 1S's %:S;sa s"''i
CherrJs Nos pa 226 unsafe arch alleys Patrick H.
B7ionst 10 49, unsafe ehimneys P W P;nner Ovger
Dyiont No. 237 unsafe e3maeyi J ,l 6, wilson agent
Dy,ionst NS 2i5' unsafe ehmnsys o. l. Smiib owner
Hsmoas 20. himaey and guIter P. Harrington
Mi5,on Nos % and lOI unsafe chimne, John RYAN,
wllettst No. q unsafe ehimneYs; $ BroOser. agent
Cenet No. 1863 unsafe wall piers @e Henry Erben owner
Cenlre-st 222 unsafe Intel 'front.' w. 4. Vanzani.
East Bsheenthss No 1922 dangerously unsafe front wall Della
Eat EieSsnths rear No $685. walls Cognu
East Elevenhst 'front.' No. $685. unsafe Intel alley Henry
East Essventhst rear house 1888 piers
JIe,st SO. ST. aasiss generally Mn, Ba,,ae. owner.
Chihmt Nos 10 81 unsa northeast sail and hoo ThoA j.
no. an.s hcsr va Fw ' bG e srs sE'e
uenyst No o. unsafe chmneys; NJ HOLMAN owner
Minsn-st. no 81, unsafe chimrey,j Edward Burke owner
Csnhon.s Nos 1872 and 1874 unsafe 6hmneTs Edwin Twin
West Houstonst No. 10, unsafe generally Thomis W. Strong
West Houston-s No. 81 unsafe chimney Water
Ehthave, corner of 1wentihirdst unsafe gable wall E. p
Wheeler, owner,
Greenwieh-st 673 unsafe ehmneys Jas N Wells agent
sIeenth-st No 40S, unsafe front wall aud oundson
Mrs Hannah McGrory.
West sIeen.hs 42, rear unsafe front wall; Benjamin
Wallace owner. -
Wa lace
woo.ert No. 49, rear, unsafe front WALL estate Of Henry
Savsu o. unsafe chimney, and coping Alex FOrmOsO
owner.
Chathsms No Ill., unsafe rk arch and chmneysi H. Israel
Chatham No lis uose plssterng In halls IT, Israel owner.
Cherrys unsafe partition wall Daniel Murphy
East Broadway No. 27l unsafe chmneys Capt Chas Brscke
Hesterst No. 3, unsafe west wall; Mr.. Sheffield
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european advertisements.

KISSINGEN SPRINGS GERMANY.
IA Season from Station on
April 10 to Sept 30. BsvAran Railroad
Romantic location subTious air. splendid woods pleasure
walks hrass hotels aud private lodgings magnificent Ac
commodation for the OF the springs exquisite orchestra
IeAdingTo &c.
Tho wordrenowned Spnngs.
RAK0CZY, PANDUR, AND MAXBRUSNRy,
In connection with unsurpassed cold and salt Gas Moor
Baths Russian ID Irsb, Roman Steam Baths WheT. &C.
YORKSHIRE RELISH.
Il The Most Delicious and Cheapest Sauce In the World
Warranted and free from injurious ugredieuL
672,l92 BOTTLES SOLD IN OSB MONTH AUGUST, 1924
Sale unDreoeden ted in The history Of Sauces
Sod BY Groces Duggsis and Omen in bottles g. Is and Is
Trade Msrk-Wlox Pattern Plate. Beware OF Imitatona
Manufacturers: GO0DALL, BACkHOvSe & co.,
Leeds En.lan
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RICHARD V. HARsErr. Auetioueer.
DOSITIVE SALE of brown stone HOUSES

LOrSon Ffyeghth. Sixty second
ats and gighhave. BUSINESS PROPERTY.
RICHARD V. HARNRTT will sen . suction WEDNESDAY
April 81 1871! l2xooi at the EIharse saeseom Ill Broad
.6ytclass, foarstoy hgsoop brow none HOUSES
complete containing
Of houses 2OIi3I5O3 The location
Of the hne.t town, being close to Central ParE.
sos WEST FIFTY EGHTHST superior story
1903.
NOS asl 9s3 9S5 EGHrHAyE., Fifty eighth st. LEASE
HOLD three wo-story brick STORES and SHOP In rear
FIPrYHGhTHST, choice LOT, north side 200 feet Of
Eghth-sye 20 6riO06.
ONBHUNDRED. AND-THIRTIETH.sT two LOTS south side
lb7 feet east Of Bighih-aYe, 10 6I99 IL.
NO. 207 WEST F0RrYSxIH.ST., ourso Grs,sss brick
HOUSE. situate the north side Of Forty 1873 Yves, Of
Broadway The house contains all the modern aud
desirable size Of house and lot 1SI65IlOO5.
Sale absolute liberal Parties 10 attendance houses
baps III Broadway.
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p1SSENGERS ARRLYED.

FROM RIO JANEIR0 &c-IH steamship S9ub fnerfc1 Aprli
2O-Wm Auohencloss Jos Kinds and wife, VIM H. briggs s.
Navy Henry Wells Cha Miner wife and daughters Rear Ad'
mra Chas s. Bogg L. s ~, daughter and grand daughter
Capt Fred Horton Benz Hguenss NJ Hitchcock hrs FGhne u
Wilson and Adopa None Mrs Amelia ercys Mss joyce Ste
g. de J0hnna wife and children Raphael Paa-
dino NJ Palsdno schmidt Miss Aunie Leton and sister, m
De Rerera Newell wife Chas W Lind Miss NJ Kinney w
Rooster Charles Purgod William Pagan W. r. Hall b. d. hoso'
K.lls
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NINIATURK ALMANAC.

Sun sets d 4O Moon seH'''' o;Ol
HiGH wATRH THr DAY-A.s
Sandy Hook al OO0 Hell Gate Ferry. LAB
HiGH wiTHR DAY-p
Sandy Hook Island. O22 Hell Gate FerTY 2'Il
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do Uhom II man Concern

BOOK on STRUCTURE, Fistula Piles, Impo.
Dnce Diseases ofthe GenersrVe Ogans BY HENRY OAyELs
~ D. I4i LeInst0n-aVe. Mailed Tor rs e.nt>
NOLDY CELLARS, THEIR CAUSE and
vi CURE subject Of brief hui suggestive see ron the Den
OF Prof WIN H. BREWER Of Yas College printed in the Ascl
tors. Department Of this Mornings sRAIwEsKLr TRIBUNE pns.
cents copy.
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Anrtion Sales of Real Gstaie
JOHN II. WILSON, Auctioneer.
RY Y. X: STEVENSON, ir, ,,,,,

JOHN IT. WILSON, Aucloneer.
DY Y. X. STEVENSON, jr.
D. REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SALE
* STEVENSON j will gTe usual special attention to The
sale Of Stocks and Bonds by auction.
TUESDAY. April 81,
IL O'clock the Exchange Sseroom No. III Broadway a by
order of A. HICKMAN Executor OF CHARLES KELSEY de-
csase
SIP MADfsOy-AvE., NORTH.wE CORNER FIFTY THIRDST
the Presbyterian Memorial Chuch orrrory high we'll
proporoaed fr,ass finished dwelling 25K
This valuable property situate Of the
elegant in the @ and the and strees
adjoining elegantly improved With superb The lot
simple and the dwelling and ppuenances all strictly trstcs
Possession In May. For permits and particulars apply % b. BEGt
MAN Executor 90 Exchange place. V. K STEVENSON IL
Piue-st New-York
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BROOKLYN Real estate for Sale.

Tor SALE-LOTS Oh Remsen and Montague
l. , Fibshivs, and PrOlpee Park Plaza GORDON L. FORD
VI CAlI st. Brooilyu
TOR SALE on VERY EASY TERMS
HOUSES No. 43 Wiorst 81 Hicisst 102 Pnesppet 1853
49, 81 and SO NtssAat 266 and 26S Washngonst
l79 l97 WOaghtyst GORDON FORD "a Carkst hrooK
lyn.
LN0R SALE-Elegant twO-stOry and Mansard
Il roof RESiDeSCk soutiea corner leesve And HesessL
Brooklyn, K d. lot 4lSrlO0i cheap and terms easy.
A. r. MAN, 90 Pnest, Neu.York.
CTORAGE STORES FOR SALE OR LEASE,
- and Atlantic DOei fronting Ela River Hamilton
together. $4,000 Apply ". H. sCHIkFPELIS Co.. 40
WllAa 81
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ls

The BEST and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC introduced Por
the relief Of Indigestion Genera DEBILITY and Loss Of
valuable Recommended for M pun By the Food Journal Arthur Mn
HAsssll n d.. Weut~orta L. seon, r. e. " A. g. L.
A. dc Sold BY Grocer oilneu and Chsnss ia large
boles, at "a. each. Beware Of limitations Prepared br
G00DALL, BACKHOvsB Co.
Leeia land
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DAPID TRANSIT
~ MECHANICS TRAINS.
WHAT is NEEDED BY PEOPLE or MODERATE MEANS.


WHAT is NEEDED BY PEOPLE or MODERATE MEANS.
FARE ONLY ga CENTS.
wheore. Whtestone Bay the future center Of large
shipping interests Hunters Point BY excellent
Flushing Side Railroad iers platforms brakes,
elastic wheels heater foowler under each seat safety Eche
AZ 800 IN. 10 1915 midnight troubled less by
fog than horse by shout hour from the City
Hall by Jsmesp Ferry Oabeecked boal less from uptown by
Thirty ouhst Ferry; than Fort Washington Blabeth
on half far Mr. Stewards Garden City, convenient than
Harlem BrooYn business Seyentiethst and
good society beautiful scenery riding boating bsthngi high ground
excellent many severed urbed guedi heslihy
c and fever NewYok City, fare mechanics trains
only 89ceu the S railroad to supply quick rans Communication
By other trains $50 village limited by charter
half valuation No riding straps nor living in
crowded tenements
To LIGHTHOUSE (FIvE RoOMs and GARDEN $40 per month
other garden EACH from $50
SIS per month For Ssouse garden only $500 cash.
$25 per month"; without interest till whole price 81 OOO) paid
81 800 also. eight
S. 800 double lot 5000 cash. balance $40 month without, inter-
I'LL all paid for also bath, &c for 81 500,
similar also the best business in Wbestone all on
mortgage, II you build.
Call JOHN GLEASON Room H. Sixth Floor (t,k. elevator.
Bennett Building, so Nssas, and and SAMUEL
DRAKE Real Estate Office, Depot, milestone.
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BrookIpn Croperip 60 Eet.

Two LET-STORE No. 80 NaSsau-st.; three
FLOORS Of house lO2 Pneapp.esL GORDON l. fOAD' .!
Clsrk.st. BsooSlyn
TNO LET-Furnished House on Brooklyn
Hgb for six months modern nprovemenisi VII b. rented
a family Apply to A B. pAyESPokI' JOf faio''e.
Brooklyn.
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Citn Real Gsiate for Sale.


n w. C.. LANGLEY, 697 Sixth-ave., corner
Ds Portsh-st-CheAp HOUSES for SALE on easy terms 80
West 43dst Broadway .............. II 300
West 35h st., $500
Ali very clean blocks
nor SALE or TO LET-NO. 1919 West 18th
i 3story hgh-stoop, brick HOUSE. RICHARD " HAIR
NETT, Ill Broadway Room p basement
EOR SALE or RENT-West 4Sth-st., bet.
9th and 7thaVeA 3sioy bosnons HOUSE in good order
well furnished also for Inquire Nos ll5 and
III Worth-st., Room 10, A, II.
E'OR SALE very cheap, or will EXCHANGE
"A splendid HousB south side Of SEVENTY urthst near
fh with mirrors Chandeliers and conservatory heated
Also beautiful little HOUSE Of Msdi.onsye aud
Sc enty- eighh-sL JEsSUP, 1853 Broadway.
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Cost ano found.

FOUND, on the 18th inst "A large amount
Of KEEf COUNTY (MArJsnd) H. K BONDS The swusr can
h paying otsxss ks Address u K. Tnbsns 0ass
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VERY VALUABLE FRUIT FARM for SALE,
smLrn. Del Adlr..s FRUIT Brsn.ord o. D,laxare


RSOO YEARS for tue desirable building LOTS in tho
charming village Flushing churches excellent public and
schools academies seminaes public library SEVERED
sidewalks paved lighted with and being intro
duced population 5000 only minutes from Thirty fourth
st. and fortyuye inmates from City Halt by J.mesp
shade Sidewalks and graded
without charge purchasers Persons Of moderate
$40 monthly nstsnent Free excursions daily $3.50
and 80 H. 439 Thrdsve. Maps free Ladies shown
courtesy address BENZ w HITCHCOCK Real
Estate Headauarers 439 Tbdsve, NsxYo (onee opposite
Manst. Depot. FlushingD
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AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE

4:G, G'o os si a Sr75 q 2se
j. Johnson. IT,
frame bmingi south corner Cam, ana
Eo. ~ and g Rbes size Of plot 50I @ 900
5-sory brick and lot known No 20 Futont sire OF
lot ~ i9r33 r. IL 62r3 S37OO
io pre-, ' 80 1oo "s.' 10000
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@ounirn properin TO Get.

A STORIA-T0 LET, or Remsen-st., TWO
~ HOUSES 10 and ~ large garden fruit rubhsr.
&c. Apply to JACOB hRi1hE
A STORIA-TO LET, FOR SALE, or WILL
~ EXCHANGE for NewYork Tenement Property, THREE FIRST
CLASS RESIDENCES beautiful grounds stables &c mod
crate possession Immediately JOSIAH NJ. WHITNEY Ason.
A BEAUTIFUL FRAME COTTAGE, in a
"A very desirable peshbcrsOOd depot fremont ra'
Wsrd. this city with 4 shade u, Se 10 LII foe
$500 ayear d. o. BRADLEY, 80 Broadst Room w
\NACTUAL BARGAIN-T0LET, q new and
~ handsome COTTAGE HOUSE 10 rooms modern improymsni
grounds situated IN Jersey ~ ns
from depot Entire sl be tAheat IN
board tor two sdults Address BUSINESS, station y
EARM TO RENT-20 acres, near the Staten
Il barn gO0d
bobool reut $500 Address b. NORRIS. Stpeoo, 5
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MARINE Coumr-TRIAL TER

26O5. .Msr,y sgt Walsh and ano.
27lG. .Bisphsm AT. Keech.
27lA. .RhoadcI sgL Murphy ana
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nIaiptin Hawksworth Cxaki Morrison for the plain
tiff Mr.. swsrtwout for the defendant.
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Real estate TO Gfrhanee

RUSINESS.-Will EXCHANGE, on hard -pan
~ values ouly twenty khiy
third for Private DWELLING iGVs.eTa's traders ao Invited
.KiLPATRICK u0a Tautave
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e7O3. .Rsbhins sEt ooidsrd.
1903. Gardner at Sherwood
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A., REAL ESTATE.
EEw.YoRK. Monday.

HEw-YoRK Monday. April 20. 1874
The attendance at the Exchange Salesroom
today was small. william Kennedy sold tenement
nroperty on Firstave. j. johnson, Jr, sold valuable
improved property on Fulton. Water and Canalsts.
Details will be found below.
Mr. " X Stevenson, IT,, announces that the dwelling
No. 5a Madisonave advertised to be sold pubic auc
ton tomorrow has been disposed or at private eay'
for s52 5Oo TO Mr. Frederick W. Lockwood
The report OF tho Department OF Buildings Tor inc
week ending April 10 will be found In this column.
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rJ'O LET CHEAP-447 West 7lst-st. 3-stOry,
brown stone 2OI5O immediate possession LIB BAtos, IL
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FOR SALE or TO LET;1yaluabIe property
N1ORNINGSIDE MANSION, in Pittsfeld.

MARYLAND FARMS-SS per acre upward.
" Catalo ues rec H. p CHAMBERS Fredericksburg. Nd.
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ITO LET, very low, splendid ROOMS; best OF
IL light; and hue l0caht l23 aud 10 West
2Sths. Inquire O. SMITH CRANE pnemses
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TO LET CHEAP-The spacious WARE
HOUSE No II Thoma.t about 3jIo5, 1--we stories 'ai base
AnnlY 10 IL b lLAFIIN & Go.
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TTO LET or for SALE, at RidgewOod. n. j.
Il twosory HOUSE, rocms kitchen heater msrbls
nanes &c. within minutes Of Ehe Depot Inquire Of O.
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ITO T-SECOND-FL00R TO "a gentle
and wife for light Housekeeping ApPT at No i0J hss,
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ORANGE COUNTY FARM for SALE, 50acres,
" Mddetown will close out stock tools Sc al bargain
4 No PARK place
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ITO RENT-First-class FLAT, 7lst-st. and 3D.
IL ave- 80 feet deer; all the modern improvements
l. j. CARPENTER. % lhlrd-are lB.hle loa.el
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CALENDARS-TH DAr
II

IS. PIERCE agt. Ives
b3. .NOonsn agt. Dunphy.
70. .Simpkins agt. Gnfen.
76. Ricketts, act. Train.
50. .Talcott, &c. agt. n. Z.
Cotton Exchange.
81. East River National Bank
agt Long.
80. .Whiteside sgt. Rothsehild,
&c.
30. In the matter. Ge., Ferris.
80. In the matter, &c, Baltic
Fire Ins. Co.
l0i. .Lavton agt Helfenstein.
1874. .Cofin act. the Hanson
Cab Co.
$50. Merchants Exchange Bank
sgt. Wateryille Man. Co.
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GPLENDID opportunity for family desiring
- eleganoe-Punished trs,cas HOUSE, Windsor Hotel;
price vsrY Of Address H. Box Oh f
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ITO RENT or for SALE-TO a small family.
nice HOUSE the best part Of horrssn. eonnuE .sss
onequare ground plenty vi mutt Sats In he hoas
three minutes Si00 W. DAVIS.
Tribune Office
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-04

from stats courts 10 Tinted st.tes cIrcult court.
N @ rtSin ca>es- Alro. hill for the Sefflemerf
ana AZ nent of damages arising from the So.
ere o. eertSin terry boats BY the United State
Cover Tcnt IN 1851.
By air Dawes Mas 1-Biu 20 suthorizs ~.
i-sns OF United States bonds and fOr other por-
poSes.
By Mr.. Hooper Mas } in hehslrof Ne n,
I IA bill 20 provide free BANKING the hetts-
security Of deTostors In national hapks sDd -
give elasticity 20 the currency, sc.
BY Mr.. Eames (R. l. BIN In relAt on 20 post-
sRe on the agricultural reports.
BY Mr.. Mellish IN. VA bill 20 reEt late The
payment OF customs duties.
The bill proposes that after July 4. Is. Z, one.
fourth Of the amount NAV he paid in United
states or national bank notes after July I, is5S
one-halt; after July 4. iS76, hree-fOurths: ant
hteI July l, ls5I, al NAV be paid In currency 4
BY MI. Tremsine IN. Y.D-Bill to provide for
ne dlsriounon OF the Geneva award
~ Mt. Archer lMd.l-Bn 10 prevent haglus
st the Naval academy
By Mr.. Young Ga -Bin granting AID I'm tbe
construction OF certain water routes therein
named NN'"
By Mr.. HAYS (Als.D-B 20 incornorate the
Eastern and Western Transportation comnapV
By Mr.. Bromley (AlA.)-bn 20 relieve m a
bilities.
BY Mr.. Howe (MaS.)-sm making An AL
tionsl appropriation for the relief OF sursrrrs .
by the Mississippi overflow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-04
The DeIiverance Of BIIboa.

CHEAT REJOICING AT MADRID.
MADRID, May s-Marshal Serrano euteret
Bilboa Satu day. There is great rejoicing hero
over the deliveraDce Of the city. Saturday
evening there was general illumination. The
municipality have sent congratulstory d.
patches 10 Marshal Serrano aud General Con-
cha. Small detached parties OF Caritsts are
surrendering 10 the republicans, but the main
body of insurgents have retreated in great dis
order in the direction OF GuiPszcoa.
ATTEMPTED AssAseINATfON.
An attempt wus made yesterday 20 assassin
ate Senior ri Y. Msrgsll. A man, Who h -
yet unknown. fired twice at him without effect
and then shot and killed himself.
CARLIsTs sURRENpERING.
MADRID, May additional dispatches from
Bilbao state that bodies OF Cariists continue 70
surrender 20 the republican troops in hope OF
receiving amnesty. Bilbao T. already beginning
10 resume its usual appearance, aud trade -
reviying. The distractions which were placed
IN the river NeTyin. below this city. % prevent
the approach Of government war vessels, have
been removed.
MORE ABOUT THE ATTBNrTKD AssAssINA-
TIoN.
The man who attempted 20 asssssnate ri Y.
Msrgall was an insane priest. lie had been
confined in the lunatic asylum, but was re-
Gently discharged.