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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06
THE OPENING OF THE COURTS.

The opening Of the different courts yester-
day after the Summer vacation, brought around the
County Court house busy thrOng of people, lawyers
their clients clerks. and messengers, creating hustle
and scene of activity which II has been stranger
FOR several months During tins Judicial rest many i'm
proveDens have effected by the carpenter and up
holsterer. needed taberoom provided for the lawyers
new carpets In some rooms and more light IN others
The building was crowded from $50 a. 10. until p No.
when most of the courts adjourned Judge Barrett
presided in Supreme Court, Chambers. uspOseu Oh
about 80 generally uDmp0rtant cases ana postponed
others desire. Al noon the room was so nlied WIN
legal practitioners that ngross or egress was nearly I'M
possible.
Judge Curtis presided in the Special Term OF the su
perlor Court Judge Robinson ~ the court OF C9non
Pleas Special Term aud Judge Larrenore III the Equity
Term of the Common Pleas. No business OF public inter
est was done Courts. The Circuit Courts OF the
Supreme Court through the process OF calling the
calendars and swearing In jurors, after when some
cases involving only legal points were argued In
L. Judge Lawrence presiding the jurors were as
charged until oct 10 Part l. of the Superior Court
Chief justice Mcneil presiding adjourned until TINS
morning: Part H.. Judge Sedgwick, adjourned until
Monday II was Understood, 10 lhess III tue
family OF the Judge.
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REAPrEARAYcE OF THE TWEED CASE.

The first business to come before the Octo-
her term of the Court OF Oyer and Termner yesterday
Judge Brady presiding. motion by the counsel Of
William NJ Tweed 10 have certain amendments made 70
HE record Of the trial. Several persons, said to be
unends OF Mr. Tweed. apparently possessed with the
idea that his discharge 10 be Immediately ordered
occupied the seats. David Dudley Field, Willard Bart
lett. and Mr. Root appeared for the motion carry
ing large package the united manuscripts cOnst
tntlng the bill 0f exceptions. Mr. Graham absent,
Through lnDess and 1t was rnmored though founda
ZION Tor IL could be obtained. that he had aihdrawn
IRON the case. After disc the case post
poned untll next Monday.
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and strictAttorney Phelps, with his assistants.
Messrs Lyon and Nolan. represented the people The
following are the names Of the defendants: Henry
Meyers, Samuel Mccoy, Michael Foley, Morris Krause,
James B. Hunt, James Murphy, Levy shipman. August
Lsyy James Keegan, Patrick Barry, John McCabe, jr,
John H. Strand. John L. Warren, Andrew McCabe.
Adolphe Robinson, and c. +. MeserOle.
Alter some consultation between tho court ana the
counsel the cases all held over until "Wednesday
next, when Mr.. Purdy will move to quash all the IN,
dictuents OF Them either general or special
grounds, and some special grounds. Judge Brady
ordered O panel Of 100 jurors TO be drawn Tor wed
nesday to be available In the event OF dcnial OF inc
mOtjOa 10 uuash.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, {
B.,l j. Pop. tosr s..,sa csti or Y.,.oa orders YsDeA

Bar. A. J. Povs tsr sesd Ceri or Yssoash orders raDeh
Ss.h. Ger, R.r.. H,nSs. .;, Ts Ss. e. =, orders
Marco % OLIVIA. Cor. Gs,,' y.Iei A ssss
BARK vsneraOdi tsal Lauro C'uA 'eeenia' i"p'
Es ssss S.; s. Ss', H T y..;
s:ri Ms Sls 9i s.e tsd.d Bolivar 4 &
Bar Bar ks de-. cct baSs . Gs
Barb sua GsT KCSp S.ss''1 .s SSpsS ss
s sas % %s. .s' Bsn saSe. Port spain Son.
schr Anna Levsrets Stephens, Pass Laui' Te'As "
seA Madison Hsl%.. Bs. A.tgs. j.. P; to-. Co
Ss.s Ssd asS.s Gn sp c"
Barge Geoisetova, Robertson Phiaieipha james Hand
ARRIVED
steamship Msmne B Watson Janeiro Sep. via st. Thomas
Steamship Henry Cssupeey Rbap Sept 2e with mdse
'ps pan ,sd fsss' sa msns Bremen 80 DAYS with
ship g p Sargent new 17O4 tons Of Yarmouth Mel S"e'''
BARI Hattie NJ BAN Por.n The,rup MssaIs 10 days win
Brig Mary Gibbs whitiemOre steln 80 DAYS in ballast
Bns Roberts (of PausbOro 81 Mcdonald windsor ~ De-
Big Nancy iof windsor ST. Mcbride Pem.Ie1so via Long
Brig G. Morris lOi PsrsboTo N Sd cBune enswor'h N b.
Seh Bill BAXTER toi Windsor N ST. Barter wentworth n g. 10
seR i harvey 81 Bishop Goose River b. days With P,1s
sch Henry Bushpsn lO Parrsboo N ST. Crane WINDSOR d.
sch Csisdona IOf Parnboro, N ST. Layton. Wentworth NJ b.
days, with plaster.
FOREIGN PORTS.
PIrxoUTH Oct 6The Hamburg American Line steamship sn
inga from NewYok Sept "a for Hamburg reached n "
$3.50 o'clock. last night . Il ,.,,.h
usENrOwS b-The Cunard Line steamship Scotia Leen'
finn White Star Line steamship ceuc
Riddle NewYoA Sept 49, both for Liverpool have uehe nes
the former yesterday and the latter $3.50 this afternoon
DISASTERS.
LONDON 5The steamship Ontario from Quebec Tor
wa. spoken yesterday 65 miles Syne Head, County OF
lost her Tugs have been sen W
asstsnce schr. Pickwicf which sailed IRON
Sept abandoned SINKING conduon e
crew hsve arrived 1t Plymouth.
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS
BY Gable from AspnvaM
seamshp CITY Of Panama Ncw.York September oo
BY Cable from Panama.
Steamship sailed ls inst for San Francisco v"
Central American po With SO passenger and ooo
freight - o. ,,,
Steamship Republic sailed from San Francisco October o'
China and Japan with 75 passengers 55 ean $266OOO treasure
and 200 tons height
seamship Ancon Francisco for Panama via Cea
American and Mexican ports with 43 passenger and AZ
tons freight Al,
Steamship arrived the Sd October from Yooh'm WIN
10 cabin and % erase tons freight Of when
ton, were foi New York via Panama
For Latest Ship Ne1s see Secenh PdqeJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06
THE TRANSFER OF MARINE COURT CAUSES.

IhL lhANefEh UT MAhiNh NoOhi NAooIo'
The only argument before Judges Van Worst
speir. holding the General Term OF the Superior
Court yesterday, that Of the defendant 10 the suit
of Lewis Alexander agt. Jacob Bennett in which de-
PENDANT appealed from an order OF Judge Freedman,
transferring from the Superior the Marine
Court The appellants argument was that the act OF
the Superior Court removing the cause unconsti
tuOnal that there would be then no appeal for de-
PENDANT except by permission Of the Court Of Common
Pleas which would be abrdgment of the jurisdiction
the Superior Court and OF the rights OF the defend
ant that the Legislature had right TO abridge the
jurisdiction OF the Court and finally that the act (5i5
Laws ls74J local BILL and yet undertook TO inter
fere with the right OF appeal.
The to the efect that the act cOnRt
tuona and that the transfer made under its pro-
VISIONS. Decision reserved.
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UNSAFE BUILDINGS.


remarked As unsafe condition aud also halng which
have reported unsafe condition dang tue wses enGIg
F,betbst No. 249 safe front ard wall; Jacob Weeks
604 unsafe and front aud walls; Cor
oonuon City Of New.iork, owner =, Ell. .
Trnnve 1874 unsafe vail and r banHs oener
GrsDd 59t unse hrs noOr and rooi Mrs My osL
Housons No. $751; unsafe front vail and peni "n LHoOehs
a. .ttu,s,. s,ont and ,..x
Mr. re- west side % north Of Broadway unsafe ss lin
tels and chimneysi T. Gray, owner. $500 I'LL. ~. Dill,
andn, b. tire Jacob Haistead and PardS
=. q, n, - 49,, 800. .,.r.. Cab I po.ohn.
. -. .....o ,v.... ,y,.,.x.
Tepthave., NO. 225; Mrs jackson, owner
Fast SiIth-sL NO. sos Mrs Cox owner.
East sirtr-seeold-st, 1866 Leglr estate owner
Mouroe-st, No. IA; Joseph b. rAyten agent
Monroe.st, No. II; Ellen jones. owner
Hamilton-st. No. l5i Ellen Jones. owner
West SeyepteeLbsL, No. 3l1i Ahas j. pay owner
Cep 2t3 and gao estate Of X !" Montgomery owner
343; John
East It, No. oil james eas1o agent
BrpsG the month OF september and weh end
snn, Oct g. 1874 records the Department Of budings
WsI,r Is Adams The Bureau OF Inspection
nns submitted or 20 budngsi estimated cost sl72OOO
bindings alterations Fl estimated cost sS4SoOi total estimated
a.. chiefly the aeas French fats aud frame build
ins the Wards weseh The records for the month show
MAJ 10 been lO4 completes and ooe IN
commenced 70 compeied lOv ID progress
iS9 - - =.
THs BrREAu ytoLAross uSsAvr BUILDINGS reports
nnb. buildings surveei 1886 reporiei unsafe ~ maae save
27 served Sc uotons OF Law Tepofsd To- 'oAhohs re-
| moved. lOi notices served 81.
I'M al
tested IL rejected hodlngs reported Tor hie t'fApss "a bald
iBgs po'ia,d ~Ih eseavts, Az hiecaea~ '"'''' ~ " wa
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Asnes have inspected Greescaps s1uremsnt 3
provided With been inspected 70
bt Of repair availability Of escapes 81
which reported found IN good condition and ~
more requiring painting tans repairs 20 lac
toe bosrng and thorough inspection
relative 70 escape provided &e eIam0ons are reported
on AZ buues for In all Of watch the
having complied WITH the cases relative rs.o have been
,eyed bs Tbear Metropolitan Bowery Tvoh Robin
sons Hal. academy OF Music olympic wasek Union square Filth
Avenue Booth Ibss rysnr and san Ysne.eo MN
and he Colosseum ocsy inspected regard 70 hfs
guards ventilation eges nlseton Of lay noted sodhena
Of eges the Metropolitan Theaer are ' ID porres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06
CRIMINAL NOTES.

In the case of Josef Schwick, who was recently
White warrant OF exadion on
charge having Munster Prussia fcrgenes to the
SO 600 haer Judge Bhford has granted wt OF
babea corpus returnable Saturday. when VIII be
argued Schwck exists between the United
States and the German Empire.
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday crimi-
peady guilty and sentenced iolow Tho Condon AZ
tempt at larceny for VIM r. Doyle John
Smith James McCabe Jas Gray larceny each four months
William Morgan and Philip sutton attempt
grand larceny State Prison for two years.
and the Is months Lucy Brown same ohene
Chss Williams alas Hock obtaining sooos unuei e
pretepses State Prison for two years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06
VIOLATIONS oP THE ELECTION LAW.

Srhe cases of the sixteen inspectors and
Po"cerks indicted for violations of the election lss.
cae up before Judge Brady yesterday in the Court.o
oyer ADJ iermner. notice Of motion quash the
aletents oy their counsel Mr. Purdy Col wingate, and
a keiawsyere present ~ council for the sHeased.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06
SUIT FOR INJURIES RECEIVED ON HoRsECAR.

SUIT FOR INJURIES RECEIVED ON A HORsE-CAR.
In the Court of Common Pleas, Part |, yes
terday before Judge j. f. DAILY, the suit OF Mrs Jenny
TURNKEY against the Central Park and Tenth-ave. Rail
road Company brought up The plaintiff claims
damages for injuries received by her. and makes the fol-
lowing statement:
In October 1870 while visit wit her aunt in this
city she took of defendants cars at West and
Spring SITS 10 mp tOwO; when they arrived at the ran
road depot Twenty nnth-st the bells and whistles OF
tbc caused the horses TO bak and turn around
express taain was going into the depot The passeng.
ers their alarm jumped out of the horse-car, eX-
cepting gentleman and he was uriDjured the car
having safely crossed The plaintiff on jumping out
had leg fractured. and is permanently Injured Tue
defense cOntrbutive negligence inasmuch as
plaintiff had remained In the she would have been
tniDureG The IL still Oh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Monday. Oct. 8, 1874.

NEWBORN Monday. Oct. 8, 1874.
At the Exchange SalesrOOm to-day, legal
sales were conducted by A. Lawrence Co., j. John
son. r and Hugh N Camp, full details Of which will be
found below The sale of Booths Theater, which was
announced to take place to-day, did not take place IL
ia understood that Ie affair been privately ar
ranged and that tue property will be held for the
benefit OF Mr.. Booth.
Messrs Lespinasse Friedman report sale OF "a lots Of
land situated on line with One-hundred-and-slxty-
sixth-st. bounded east by Harlem River, on the
west by the Ninthave, the south by One hundred
and sixty -fOurthst, sold to A. Hanf for $4,000 cash.
At Flushing, Mr. Hunt has commenced the erection OF
three brick buildings for commercial purposes Main
st. between the depOts OF the Flushing and North Side
Railroad and the Charick road. Since the opening Of
the new road this has OF the busiest parts
OF the village.
The report OF the Department OF Buildings for the
week ending Oct. 3 will be found below.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06
Gonntrp prorcrIn 10 ret.
Do Uhom II man youreru

CHANGE OF GRADE.AAll persons Interested
~ the change oi grade 0,wea
having objections thereto arc
quesed presep writing the Commioner 81 fn6e
Works bis oee CITY Hail. before Oct ~ io fof
particulars The City Records copies for sale a. NO Sny haL
NOR SALE.-A good PEW in Fourth ave.
Presbyterian Church (Dr Crosbys Apply before noon o s'
DAYS at kast 26th-st.
T EGAL NOTICE.-Whereas my wife. MARY
COgsLls g and articles hereby
s,ye lex uoue and alter September 70 'ot S s'
80. ~. "a, ntrsel ANDRkM GQaSLINEt
nav AM " - OrsLs., ~ }.
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COTTON MARKETS.


WILMINGTON, Oct 6-Cotton steady Mddng l4 net receipts
22S bsle' exports $50 bales stock s21 bales
hobis Oct 5-Coon quiet Middtng, l4sdl4l<c. net 70
bales exports eoastvse 692 baes sales $50 bales;
NoRpoLx, Oct 5-Cot,on eady Midding l4ae;
stoct, 4.043 bale.
NEwURLsANs Oct 6-Coson irregular Gales higher
hddees l4oc recepts 1851 bales 294O bales:
sales 100 bales stock. 3O,O77 bales -
sAvAysAH Oct 6-Coton weak less demand Mddhng. nomi
naiv 4 receipts 1877 bales 1912 bales exports
soastwe 5453 bales saes LOG bse stock 70 0o7 bales
Bosroa Oct 6-Co'ton quiet Mddns 10 &c; Sales 800 bales
CIscHSAr Oct 5-Cotton quiet; Mddne l4s4e; netreeep
81 bales shipments 10 b sales 100 bales spnners 100 bales
stock. 4 1926 bales
9ALvssTox Oct 5Cotton and quiet; MiddDg 141 Low
hddag I4ei Good Ordinary 1881 net receipts ia bales
IL 276 balea
BALrnoRE Oct 5-Co,top dull and essy Mddng l5e net
ceps % bales 1872 the continent, 700 bales
eoasw 30 bses saes 225 baes spnue, 30 bales stock
Oct 5-Coon dull Midding 10 &C. Low Middipg
1901 Good Ordinary lac net receipts AL bales gross liz
bales. ~
CHARLssroy Oct 5Cotton quiet Middhns 4'sr; Low Mid
pors to Great Britain bsles eoastwse 1852 bales sales 400
bales; stock, 1885 bales
MnnPH -Coon steady unchanged demand rood Low
hddlng l41l4; net receipts 2JlG bales; shipments 1903
sr LOUIS Oct 5CO,ton quiet and unchanged Mddlng 14
net receipts 6l7 bales gross 633 baes Shipments 10 bales safes
10 bales; stock, 1902 bales
AususrA Oct 5cotou steady; Mddng l4+e; net receipts
LoUI.vLE Oct 5-Cottou dull and unehanged Mdnng IA e
CHEESE MARKET
Urc 5-seen thousand boxes Of cheese were offered
here to-day and 5000 sold At 5dlb'se Inc eaems "es
Tho Ceta he
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

san hses. G02 5:35 Moon 2:O5
Sandy Hooh 142 Govs Issno. b:22 Hell
bI6H wATsR
Sandy Hook. 5O7 Island SAG Hell Gate Peuy. 7.35
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0hanfes tor Dnsiness Men

DARYTES MINING PROPERTY.-A vein
- carving Bstes for half mile through my ana IN Shes
proving valuable nine wish dispose Of 20 party who
develop for mine. not for stock bubble Address WM L.
HINMAN. No. 10 Jefsrsonst, Hartford. Conn
nRUG STORE-First-class on leading bust
- profitable business will be sold cheap Pheu
lars 9 Deyst, N. Y.
rINHE advertiser has large tract of LAND on
Port Royal H,eor well suited to the o. fruits and veg
Northern marke Good steamer and railroad
than Charleston Communications
parties with view TO the O. an
ALPHA Box 100 Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06

Barley gsisii q 10 900 Prime
. Ton hifeea unchanged: s2s shpsui $685. Mddnss
e32 ton Canal Freishswbest 6e Corn 6e Barley 5ssc
Hswforl Barley &C. Albany Lumher 81 10 the Hudson
Is % TO Laie Reeep.a9 800 bush Wheat 1900
Of Lander -
PHADsrH Oct 6-Clovsr Seed fair demand I0ae
1o Extras $4d$4 50 SorihW Family Extra, So 250
sss So Whs:i STEADY: 81 isssi 2si Amber % asi
Isl ~ MIsd Western 81 o. Oats stesdyj White so d63e
en Miied 60e Petroleum held at 12sc for Refined 9d9 for
Cruae IN noIs 5s05e o buIk Whisky steady 81 OF Butter
steady NesYerh State and Bradford County Choice 4od42 West,
sn Prime $685. do Pair Good "a a26e Choice Western
aos 5ad3Se Cheese arm; NewYork Fancy, l6l4Gl52c DO
rnme I4aGlbei Western Prime llh0i5s: Eggs fimi state
and Delaware 26d27c Western Express 25d26e do
LOUIS Oct 5Four dull for all grades above S. wheat dull
:nd lo"eri No Red Winter 81 l5a$l 18Th; No. 81 050
"a elevator Corn demand .nd armi No MIed &c.,
'i Sas Dull s Bacon
is Lane ssa an,. gSssSas Cs rib SIDE s cs Sides
Light a 5oas4 IS, Bacon sysso 30 Basese IS 50
~ Nae quiet and unch.nssa Good to Extra Native Steers
s sssss g. 20 SS fes
t0oOQ b1'h Whest 1000 busb Corn 5000 bush Oats 900
bush ssfy 1000 bush Rye 5000 Hogs 5000 Cattle Ship
TOLEDO Oct 6Pour steady Wheat quiet and weak; No.
y.n o. cas-. and October, 81 H. SoysmSeT lob Deem
ss,; Ne Amber illinois, 81 il No DO, H. Com steady
High h5ed s3 cash and October 72e October TO- New Low
nied S. No Grade SEE O.t. steady No 5Ie Michigan
s 5 sf s:a ss Ss' %A sst
S9'S Com djo Data shpmens-l20 900 bush. Wheat,
lf'Voo bust. Corn, 1000 bush. Oats
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Guropean advertisements.
fsY:Isl'Ef s{IEEIlf[I,:AvI SS:a|

n. pRsr and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC introduced Fo
H., ree of General Debility and Loss Of Appetite hh
valuable Recommended purity BY The Food Journal Arthur %
u.ssau NJ D. Wentwo L.. Scott, r. 4. ~. H. a. .
r. s. Sold BY Groces 0ilmen and Chemists IN iAs
toties AZ ~ each Beware of limitations Prepared bv
Leeds England.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGE NCE.
PORT OF yRw-YORK.,

CLEARED.
Steamship Black Diamond Smith Phdelphia W. Kirkpatrick
steamshiD Francona Bragg Portland, j. y. Anes
steGmthip Sarah. Jones, Philsdephia, VIM Kirkpatrick
steamsbio Ann Hils Richards Philadelphia James Hand
Ship Campo Emilia tlta Jscesrso Gibraltar A. r. Agresta.
BNh pasnaI E0I). 0seh CoTt. q. Tobias Co.
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

NETWORK CITY.
s f'":f 9s SIS 1870 it1fI 1s
plot NO 10. Isaac Dyekman estate 44j6 to Hsr
len E 100 ' Nara Ss L s y WIDOW sS and
Martin Man; 5 S aS Mott fs s5n To- 1ca
100 Il from Of Gardeu-s I-I99 0Sell to Mary ooo
Rase.s Is Of Pea, 25iii7i to New Cham
Sd by rs S Sc PG Ss- cn.%e John
f. S vi e. I::. 1850
iI =. coah. cor 1880
i1..', pmms n and aah Nominal
a5Tioo; Resdes cor Of Ghurch,st Ss9i364 Mara
and Mana L. wife OF JsmesJ Faye to james Mar
l6 aS S'1".C $oo Of o,hav 24ioia2; Murphy
16 as': s IS@'s 2jis2 Mary vie
2i Hsrs.1 ooo o. $500
Otteuasier to An1s wife Of ca15ss On
Rl.r g. NV NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
Sam. n PROPERTY Baker & Harriet scph., vile Of W
6 sss' 800 Of 5thy. 2i.oO plot North
field Nckmond County 20 IS 100 acres Also Plot 10 Cas-
R sis coens1 . ." Re hnoDa
and f' a.s as Of ys%s. Fave
Ay WsS. e,n mo 800
'g hns 70 RI l4OcO
ss:a, 70 D Keller $4,000
sgilsI 49, -, ~ :" Charles Wts 1850
ll7h.s n g. 275 fife Of 7th.Ave, xidered SCHOOL;
D, GaSba TO Cseb T. Ward &c $50
@ st hD , Nav 10 II Isprc viii. o. Philip Campb 5000
i2as; william tU Rey to join Barat 1880
i {, RinsaDd 10 NJ Graham Nominal
Same property NJ Graham to d. and Emene NoriDa
Willard. ave q 100 II Of ftLst, 5tIlOO. WOODLAND o
Ilights William Bunard to 7. j. Hyland ...,,.... boV
,ti.sye 759 II Of 79th.st, 25.2IlOO and snd
n sna D+'' a.'' " 5000
lOth.sye No 5OI "a 9ft Of 3shs, "a sxlO0i Cats
and I'm n and
Francis bowman, guardian to James Keenan, nfanh oo
2 lots 100 Of Porest-st part Of Rosenthal Cor
bes prop, Yopse 5OIl0O; TIC Cornell to kson foo
LKAsRHOID CONVEYANCE
ls a sof a'' s2s 600
RECORDED.
tn q vrs ne, VIZ S. 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06

BY j. Johnson. IT,, Son
3s,ory brick store Of Waters 3l4 u north 81
sPuon.st lot 49, q, lO2I25x9772i August Vaege
By Hugh ". Camp.
4sou brick and brown stone house and hot ms OF 9thst M
3446 5bave, l6sI923 Johp Sonthaes 100
Buildings and lot Nos and sbenfst. 60 o
north Of Greenes 45IlOC; l5OOO
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Citp Real estate for Sale.

A SMALL HOUSE, 15x40x100.11, three-story
bhei ard high ,'oop basement, cheap tssoCog tern: s.
povemeut eonyeniese including fItares Apply lo
Henry MRS. LAWLORS.
ENOUR-STORY high-stOOp brown-st0ne
HOUSE. No G22 Lexington between ny third and Rhy
fou side 20 1880 fee IN sne order ihroathcut val:
OF house fourth foor divided and
finished Ike third will be low for cash; mortgage $1,000 fa
pitue sold With house ifdesired Apply the premises
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frooklpn Real estate tor Sale

EOR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS.
No 102 Pineappest-Prsme store and house lot zIIoU
Nos 40 81 and SO Nassau st-Prame dwellings; lot 44IlOO
Nos 266 and 26s wssbingon- stFrame dwelling lot Aoriu
1877 Willow -3story snd basement brick houseA
No. wlioughby -st-3story brick house lot, 25rl0O
No. 81 Hieks-st.-3st story brick house: lot, 25fl0O
No. 1853 Remsen-st-3-story brick house lot 2jrlO0.
W. p. COOK 235 Wsshingon-st Brooklyn.
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Aurtion Sales OF Real estate.

DUBLTC SALE in PHILADELPHIA On
II TUESDAY Oct ~ II O'Clock at the Phs pm, ~
change of valuable BUSINESS PROPERTY Ncs sDJ and II
Cestnust two four story Brick Budngs occupied BY The
psones Bank LOT 40 feet l73 deep to
Tns property situated IN the most Nuabe Dass
aud elezsnt white marble
building Philadelphia Trust sad Safe Deposit Company opposite
and Western National Bank and On The
me sorarr situate bindings OF the Philadelphia Ma
onal bank Pa1es and MeclBlcs National Bank PenhsInns
Tlu Company and the and elegant Grai bndne is'
~ " NJ THOMAS SONS. Aueiionsers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06
COURT CALBNDARs-THis DAT.

SUPREME CouRr-GESxRAL TgRx-DAvIs j. DANIELS Law
RKSCB, j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06
6apinaS Banks
Qouarlnersnip Notices.

GOPARTNERSHIP.-T undersigned have
~ this formed COPARTNERsP under the 6m and name Of
BATES BOSTWCK. and the BANKING and STOCK
COMMISSION BUSINESS at Is Broadst J. II BATES.
Oct. l, 1874. B. BOSTWICk
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the COPART-
IN NERSP heretofore the undergned under
the Of vOsB DINsMORBA been this day DIS
SOLVED Mess PAL GER and DINSMORB desr
ing relieved from active busnes. Mr. RICHARD v0sEn
tbore 10 The subscribers have formed Limited
Copanersbp under the 6rmname Of vOSB DINSM0RB CO. in
which Mr. general partner and Messrs Palmer and Dos
special partners will the business hebsrd
yese Curran Dinsmo Charles p Palmer Newfork Sept 1913
TNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
between the undersgnet under the firm name Of BEACH
BRETTMAN Druggists 533 Hndsons New York s this day di
By James Beach continue The bus
and all liabilities Of aforesaid Copsrtnerhp James u
Beach, Fred. J. Brettmsn-Daed Oct !, 1874.