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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-15

men. About half the number are from England, ana
have been brought together from widely sep n"s.
portions Of that island The remesratons for sail
Ing since departure Of the s0 Months ago OF
tncm anu thts Mormon movement, the msyo1iW nanv
agricultural , lake City and its vicinity to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-15

Of each It finally recommended that Boz twicks Ameri
can docks and warehouses at staten and be chosen as
the futre storehouse Of the cotton OF the Ex
change IL stated that the rate, Of storage per bale
would be 19A cents per month. and that as early az
bales. The work would be pushed forward with great
rapidty and the new war would eventually IuT
nish storage for at least 100000 bales of cotton ls
report Of the Committe adopted by the Board snS
the question Will net be submitted 10 the members Va
the Exchange for fnal action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-15
MORMON pRosELYrEs FROM EUROPE.

The first company of Mormons, recently
arriving from Europe landed at Castle Garden yester
day afternoon. They camo board the Williams and
Guion steamship wyoming. and experienced some
what boisterous passage The company consists Of up
ward ofeOo persons OF whom large proportion vo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-15

Hrs CHARACTER IN HIS FACE-TUE PHREN0-
LOGICAL JouAsAIs asA- 81 magazine three mss'hs ss
st 80 cents BY wELis, No. $3.50 Broadway, Ns..York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-15

THE KNOX TRIUMPH The last achievement
oKsor halter BIZ hat and BIS Fal style o. gentlemen
hats Of elegance Male purchases az II
Broadwsy or IN the Pnh Hotel sbhneni SD er.b
eyines your good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-15

DYEING AND CLEANING. your Dyeing
.,d Cleaning 10 the
sExr gs Duane ST. 752 Bfosdsas, sd blO Shsv., kewYo
and 1875 and lGS Estsbshet 65 year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-15
To THE BUSINESS PUBLIC

10000 CIRCULATION 6UARAsrEED
THE hoagh only third
reached bde Circulation q $4,000 copies
mnes and business As siyerns medium u s 30
found arsss exceedingly 81 twenty 2OD
Hue poaparl the cheapest p1oed medium
nted for attention AderhsemBs received Wdbes-
day Of each week at the ehce SprBcesl, City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-15
IAnnoaneenernI

BURNETT's COCAINE makes the hair grow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-15
STATEN ISLAND.

NEw-BRIGHTON.-The body of an unknown
drowned found near Robbins Reef on Satur
day aud taken to Bergen Point, N. ]. From the de
scrption of the clothing 1t is supposed TO be that
Charles Lambert, who was drowned on Wednesday
evening last by being run down Ia a small boat of Fort
Columbus by the staten Island ferry-boat Middletown.
The Board OF Trustees give motive that the special
for the widening OF the shore road In the
Third and Fourth Wards now due aud payable TO the
Treasurer Five per cent will be added the end of 81
.inr.a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-15
NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY.-Decatur Dorsey made affida-
Wit before Justice Garrick yesterday charging Isador
Kaiser Co., pawnbrokers, doing business &C No. 2Oi
Groye-st, with fraud. Dorsey pledged goods valued at
go on December Q, 1878, with Kaiser Co., they ad
yanciuz IS them. The goods 20 be redeemed in
March last, but Dorsey being unable to do paid In
terest them aud renewed the loan for ak months
When he called TO redeem them Saturday, Kaiser &
Co. refused 10 deliver them. claiming that the renewal
was only for one month. although they acknowledge
ceptng 80 cents interest Kaiser Co. gave bail
pear for examination on Saturday Tue receipts for
Saxes last week amounted 10 t995 49, Bernard Wal
ters age IS years, died from tho effects OF fall from
the third story window OF his house. No l steuben
yesterday morning. He was leaning out to the
Of disturbance the street and lost his balance
He leaves vile and family. Lawrence McGsinness.
age IA had his iawbone broken by being
by truck driven by Patrick OKeee, In Pirstst, yes
;erday He was carried TO his parents home at No. sic
Frstst where his injuries were dressed by DIR. sher
The police force Inspected by Chief Champ
pey aud the Board OF Police Commissioners In Bergen
square YESTERDAY Tine East Sunday school
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-15
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

POUGHKEEPsIE.-Wm Horton, who was shot
by Zachaah Lee in Stanford Saturday last died at
IL a. M yesterday. 1t Is stated that he was bru-
tally murdered, and not killed In self defense,
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1874-05-02
MARYVlLLE TENNESSEE, SATURDAY, MAY 9 1874
PASSED.

Neverm0re ncvermore,
When the twilight pale aud gray
Wells the golden brow of day,
Shall !, looking through the gate
Wait walt, long and late,
For tby coming-neyermor
Nevermore, nevermore,
When the breathless trance of June
Glitters in the rising moon,
Underneath whispering tree,
Shall wait, wait for thee,
Linger for thee-neyermore,
Nevermore, uevermora,
Where the blossOmed branches spt,aad
Dew and Odor overhead,
Shall | sit beside thee, dear,
All thy secret heart 20 hear.
Thy consoler-neVermore.
Nevermore, nevermore,
All that poignant past is fed;
am living, thou art dead,
have drained the chalice sweet.
Thy quick heart has ceased 10 beat,
Life shall Nex thee neyermore.
Nevermore, nevermoreS
Earth has sung the song 10 thee;
Heaven returns II unto me.
IN thy blessing blessed l 20.
Home enfolds thee thou shalt know
Mortal anguish nevermore.
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1874-05-02

A Kentucky horse jockey has hit up.
on rubber tube running from the bit
to the sea. of the sulky, where there is
attached rubber bag for water or spir-
its, from which the trotter can drink
refresbment on his track without paus-
ing. This isn't much of an improve
ment on the old-fashioned pocket-hask.
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1874-05-02

Speaker Blaine has ordered the pa
renthetic words "laughter," zap.
planse," sensation" etc, omitted
from the official reports of the debates,
as they only indicate the fact that mem
bers had violated the rules Of the house,
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1874-05-02

The editor Of the Detroit Free
Press, says n rival country editor, is
one of the few journalists who can put
an enemy in his mouth without fear Of
its stealing anything.
MCcLUNG COLLECTION co.,.
LAWSON McoHee [ library -
KNOXVILLE, TeNNt SSEE
, 1874-08-09

~ x.ST-E0USE ROOMS, VERY DESIRABLE.
r1 s.roud-s;. nnd the avenues, nicely fur
~ III lir1p xilI he sold dit cheap Address 80,
, 1874-08-09
BUILDING MATERIAL.

u material ,saa:cd In exchange for rstcass piaao.
VIII give good trade. Address 81, THbaae odce.
NOR SAIEe1 YARDS or SAND. CHEAP. z.
4 guire of g. II. KNIGHTS, l11 aud ~ St~te-st.
CASD AND BRICK FOR SALE-AT uALE's
y ageucy, corner Market aad Monroe Sta
, 1874-08-09

| - I-sE oIE VIEW ELEGASrLY FINISH I'D Il
se;ssss-ft house oasyoaa henlesa ths
.ssss sas I'D eSsS $ ses 5
= ~: s,at Aso On 0akwood Bea!esazd. two a1ecl-
rs ony ~ M }eE no9sn: N
, 1874-08-09

J. at a6 De>pi1ines-ss.
T1HkCtGAkA kANDCONFECTfON STORE WITH
h.tuEs for aao: good locaiinn. situated 06 South
, 1874-08-09
wANTED--TO RENT,

tbo II I'D osar9 sfaa'd
wANTED--To RENT.
vutP Ill., WITH aa4h aI 4 nro
sn des not
|37ASTED-To REYT-A COTTAGE or FIVE
" to ai1 Eooms Or part Of hours suitable for house
1ksd kdSiss: vi T. ne Gs il ssss sSSa rsD" and On West '
N7ANTED-ro T-rURNIsfED HOUSE on
~ OF the north Of preferred,
T d. Tribune othco. ~NSS
~ WANTED-T0 KENT-DY 0ENTLEMAN AND
S ps # ssf IT. u ,e
sen a. Tnns Chez 'ns
IVASTKD-To RENT-i DEsTRAHEE HOUSE
" oont.iniux .bout = rooms, modeEn imprpvenann.s
ssats Hadss: d. Fl to H an e.
8 Lakost,, northwest Lako.t and W4baah-aT.
WANTED-TO .KEXT-3 OH I ROo3iS Fol NAN
Nerth siae. Address. viii .ad location. "
Tribune Office.
a1}a RFSTA T MoTSE or - oN y
State Address lu5 yinceanesav 70 East Laks-st.
LVANTED:-To REST-A COTTAGE SOUTH Of
Ad sa' as o & moro than
JVASrED-To RENT UNTIL 1S'r NAY, or
hood %'6s q nsnii
snswes!nx must state location and rent per nunth Ad.
" wiis. rIthout children tall{ urnishod house
s sne T o oe ss tae
Hlshsst scfesunaos furnished Address JuNIUs rrib-
IVANrED-To NENT-A- GOOD H0USE or
~ about = en South side. north ot Twen,y-
ean q! Saf 2n ts5 sn se % y r
onicc. ''01'-' @'N 4''|"~' '' 1'-7"-''
VASTED-To REST-A s-sr5RY AND. BASE.
.n hsns @ - va y fnfy 9afrn lrtovn
family We WI Ioa:l O. oFaoi 5sd .iis rens !.
, 1874-08-09
BUSINESS CHANGES,


BUSINESS CHANCES,
FLOUK AND FEEn ST0REF0R 3AIP ISo11TPE
., . Dc spIsas:ss ofNf' o'S '>''f' '4so'f'f'
FisSkc5eAK s:tl,! 8 AS6coyEEeTl EHY sT6N n q WITH
4,l,,sa;si mon : ~ -:
witt: % .: eIaS pressed b!ick. Also
IT, & s osm hf;ei i East
TTxT1,rrs ,,:r r., 90; ~; M :, 5;s:5 : mn
and n m In a. sb or THE M EsI faE sALnN 9dn
u1 ,ly11 n:;es sGass nosa y ose9
Apply AZ cornsr !ilwsukee.av. and Dislton-st.
11I1z31' n. .SSS SAI di1S F,7R strp 1.7t1G C3s1
hnalness tr.na - - to 9b day: nt t.ko hof1o and
sbou Gaeasa sacs FL Touae oo All
FEEXD;$SfSHhE Wi1A & Lease o. aioUxn. 70, :, 8
cn.1 MA ~ WI. IL ."o 70 sSaie an ~ !n1
south Room &, n1' s. l. uUr1s e.
r. ~ r.d ,, 90, hsnE os ,;s 81. M ~
ahsd da5:.s T:1uas 10 :: sss :s1
Untea: Aprly It shop, g Sou soath oreon:st: -----.
q ,als! leax !in!e ls..e. q A.''tedst. ass5 rxs
m s Sa. ihe o
7 1uAvE Tiii,EE ~; THE 1VsT c57 ,yrFs r.
L. Fhisss2 t., n fesfs;s t2oPea ta:ln:.. al
Is ~ 9SEs1 r. 1AN = SlgASo
to invest, address : ioS, libaus eiseo. '' 'S'11
T AuSDNY FOR SALE, AT IL WEST LAKE-sr.
T USeH COUNTER AND clcAK STAND n
T EAsEAS,R2 FlxTG1sES q 0E sAI9oS ton SALE.
po.plaiao.:
must bo sold this week; reasua sicxaa h. 43 Sato-
, 1874-08-09

LIE CHtLAGO Il
~ TO RENT--ROOhas.
To HEST~TnE LOVER sT0RY 81 m01sE So
Vie VIE sa sas 1Ga fsshi" als;s
'oRENT-FUKS lsIiED ROOMS Ar REASONA BE
IS West E paFtis 1nqorcof F. F. RYAN,
Est RSed t at |
4s 2ss! pnAs4Sr ssds FURNISHED FRONT
re NENr-s on : FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
honsekeenlng. Ut 81 Corn.ltast West Side.
s5as, N FRONT SUITE
| 1O RENT--vLRY CHEAP mo LOCATION FOR
70 aud 1st Usy
no hEST-d ROOMS. APPLY AT C sHURTLEFF-
j., Psa!.y Adanss. railroad. Inquire n At
0, 5,,5d; E5E;ST1R9SiMS: r. ji; TTKSIsiIEp On, USFuN;
! North Uearhoti.-es- 1'o ava
To r RENI-s 2.r NloEI.Y KUKNlsHfD ROOMS, FRONT
s1ss. sn' 'ed''0 1'sFen's@ feau'fd. 81 North hHe2
r. KESTlat5 IS ,,l[ lIX6I5AN3-A7:, FURNISHED
| no RENT-nUoMS OVER STORE NO. 70 WASH
! inEton-ar.; roums no" and hrstciass Inquiry IN
no REYT1 or 8 ROOMS HALE 4 BLOCK FROM
South x1e %Jsas5 na cars and o' Hae Apply at lis
RIO aENT.4 RotlMs: PAETEY AND CLOSET N
uze e. @ Gttfs1 matef IN the h0us0 choice location In
.: 5sis}asss; q S sSH rSsa, Sss S :
TV REN.r-oon4 UYFURSIsHED ROOMS, WITH
sas and WATER CLOSETS; would roat separ.ie> LIS
5osf o. n fmfo fa2ni:h ho9 nes.
iI,o RESr-a PLEASANT ROOM 1s, w, wiTn 11aoF
i closet sutnbio ior xcntls,nea i;pe indiauaay
T. ~ Eort 1R aor T%o FINE in numsiSHEn
:.s1 g1.s1 -
ratsr H. bn;tesS ,@a M front t1 ssia:, s1lus dsefs
Il Frcns sewer ea aaa oAscnent. NO.
no FEST-siX Tii0Ms wfTH ALE NonFRv
| iut,rny, n,oni. ~ ~ "a Sm,t :, E 'aoOEH-'
no uner-oS w3n4su:ay.. YEAK TwFSrY-
.'sih..:,, ~ pls:sia:: ~ furnished
s to ea o1 sde, d. g.
no nKSr=tUna1sllED ROOMS. APPLY Ar s.
- 1sst nsooe1gess ,,7,77 77,7z,
IL aiilssukec.ar.; >eN si, '''oAs o'f'iS s'oNs; o.
no -rEyr-runSl lsIED OR USrURSisiIED
aids ids TSano sss n'F sa
T'o, RESr-ss coRSl:L1A.sr.. NEAR MILWAU:
t.s j. saa sr sants r'0s; water aud
RIO RENT TWO WELLrFuRSlSHED ROOMS, EN-
SUITE u H7Rlg Ia NJ" pFlck house. locntca ~ good
Gsa bsar v ioasr ss sss 4s to TnSS s
- -; = = w 77;
~ MA Nt-i,yoMS All, ,uFF1Ci+o, ~ ol1.ltA-
1otsn nntinN1S: cofher inl*ted anu flhfffsun-sts.
l -. :. - - =: - ..s =, 49, -. 80 - - -
hENI-a SIttf; ~ - i: l lsoohS Sle. ALSo,
= luuE foonss $la. ~ -soliu hnst4iia0.
TO RESr,N1cEL1 FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
AZ III NAbash'aF.
TO KESr-1iA:DSDMELY FURNISHED ROOM
! f3 ana aud lady; board for lady Address
= - .-..e1: I-A s--e - - - --
ftfO KENI-A fLEASlA! FURNISHED ROuM.
WIN ~ anu sas' su1'aoe lot aa aaa ~l1e. A. ~
- -o:- ""e..@.s 49,
ffo NEAff;3EiEs:AEI tDtNlsHFD Kt,OMS IN
ne" Dn@,snns: @ e.: & .o h71nans. snatnhlc iof gen
no nENT-A riEAsAaT FURNISHED ROOM.
1t; I;75 =; :, =; IN =;
,nfnr,sbnj r;t1 ~ vi; hnst i,o,ri -! Il ah.t ~
on1a.aisaea *.ea = N.:noa! ooa'o. -. Naoasn.as
, 1874-08-09

BUSINESS CHANGES.
4 BUSINESS NAN WITH sa,ao DASH DAN sE.
eBassea ha:s $A s
/ SNAIL STOCK or GNoCERit:s ASD Liquors
.aa ~ oss south
A UCrl0S AID ,C0Mai IssiuN-F0R sALE-TIE
alee efe a IN a npus Gnis @
bear tnSes;ssuo;. Address EOST0S, T1ibsna "aice
4 y AcOEPrAl!LE pAnTy wANTE,5 WITH =, Co
SWIFT, I:oo,n Is Ashland Hack '
HALE lSTE;sE IIs., II G36 RAYIXs ;S hUS
1rT % sf.e buck jsa as afsa asaies 10 a.
nkH M Wsi5 Y tt9 fo Sixst:i ISon F2 {sE ,si SS
4 BAKERY AND coHrEcr1OSEi:Y AND To
taec: stand isr sale or 'Fado for horse aud buggy
FIRST. tEIRST.ct[Ass (. GoFTEE, TEE KooM Doing GGoD
oa ase I e ,s sn o;das Apply at bo
n stock Of eroe,r:s at low figure for ea QSar1i,1s
AT 4 GREAT IARe;A1N-A SMALL, AND WELL
f. adise: sns
AS |, HAVE tlOT TO 90 EAST On, BUSINESS
rill .eIl hall e wh9e In IN interest in ny laund.y doing
sss xps g;q%Sa fl ,.5 Ssfs s'
4 PATENT CARPET -ClEASIyt; MACII1NR AND
a1c ~ ut fn1 ~ie. a. an, o l o 1o
erfs viii .isn sci onn Or I'm ma ch,t,cs for jcarn r
sef soil M ur:sat plac- o hutiucs with Two nncfnc4
qail Al Huston Cafpc-cleEnng Works, II and 10 Wa,t
Adainsst.
| FffkaTC5,ASS PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY IN
u the City Of Chicago for sale snaeEby fitted u; Io
business tor particulars address " a. Trlbunoo:hcc.
4 MaEuArHCTUKiNG CoNFEor1OSERY FOR
~ sale with tools, wagon, soda FOUNTAIN etc.: good
stoFo 'radG 41nHe need nppls without Sls" c2sh Ap-
:. .S:-- -: - -. - - -
4 BAnbEk-slioF Eoh sAL!;;-CMtl.Af1.DOlNG M a1..
hold furniture. Apply a. 10. ,6 nuo Hand-ar L. u
fcc.t,ra f1r 3a1c IN vnsd locatan irnnirc Al Dix
West Madisou-st, =
-T1:611n EfGD iC:r U / VTE1 M. EITIEO ETTV
a ~ nai roonn,.a ~ do;nr 80 god na,n,, hns;nn.a
,i -. TIL. , srttand ~ ddrcs] d u 'rhnnn
ySner eaauos aeteao 10 w. @oaFea' '0' lfloono
~; :, -, 80 y 7777r771 - oo1 %, 40 ~, r 81; -
aEtso - - p,s h., 3o.V - , - CAn n
va. Il. ADAaiS % Asdison s.. Room, /. Ang. !.
naFEpy 1;0NEEGTI0SERy AM 5CF IN M
ns-Inr H. ss1o. ~ rnnd nr1l;fr and vii ohfi.hod
K tsf. - rasrnns for scitinv = ~
= E 1e1eons Aoi o''41N@" A1'99 Il W.
1-,,,yTf30I inc 7v7TfFs 4 4,r7oy, n n ";
T.; vt.. ~ i1iii ~ ~ 2or IN s1n ~ III .
r. s,s @ f o ~ - Il "a t
, 1874-08-09

RIO .RENT-,LAWNDALE HOTEL, oN THE 2, 3.
l. 4 Z. Railroad, mics from Court Hous3. IL tho
right m'll kood barxaIa Ior tprthsF
11cuiits Appir Mll.LARD j. DhChEH,
Room ), NJ. l57 and l59 La 5ale-st. Uhce hours II
mo RESr-A RARE CHANCE TO THE RIGHT
IastJA lU1 feet d:cp, siuatcI III Ut
me itsst our.Ains tTns rss oi Caitsso GU Ms Ch..
and rcta business gent cheap Fur particulars l!drc.a
D. Al. HAEkAAN, S4I Mouth CtaFx-st.. Lllcaau, pe
OWEN NtaGLE Belo Piaiuv Ia.
, 1874-08-09


'l'O RESF-A TENEMENT OF SIX ROOMS IN.
Guiding water uad all conrenlences SIT West Polk.
, 1874-08-09

:sST-H0CsEs AID ROOMS NEAR STREET
II 8Es II ,,inutcss walk tro!u Courthouse, ch.npto
NJ a; kaa + 4. QCINLAN, Room 2. liz Dear
, 1874-08-09

JJTANTED-TO PENTHOUSE WITH ALI. MOD
" improvements, South Side, north Of Twrnfy-
fftn-s !rolarrad lirssolass nc,gh6orleod,
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
LESS DRCNhENNES.S IN NER- YORR.

A REVIEW OF THE WORK OF TIE EXCISE CoMMIs-
sIONERs-DELAYs IN THE DISTRfCT-ATToRNEY's
OFFICE.
A Committee of the WOmen's Temperance
Union of this city, composed OF Mrs. Rebecca Collins
widow Of the late Isaac Collins, the Quaker philan
thropst Mrs. Brown OF The Women'S Temperance Adpo
cate, and Mrs. Haskell, waited upon the Excise Com
mssoner yesterday to the consideration Of their
propositions, presented Thursday last for strcter
enforcement OF the Excise laws. Commissioners Voor
HES Marshall Stewart received the Committee and
replied promptly and fully to every proposition they
advanced. They presented these: First, that add
tional licenses be issued; Secondly that reduction
be made the rates; and, thirdly, that all licenses
becoming liable to forfeiture by reason Of violating
any Of the rules regulations be at revoked. An
additional proposition made that grocers be not al
lowed TO sell liquor to be drunk the premises. To
these propositions the Commissioners replied that the
law provided for the additional issue OF licenses where
certain regulations complied with, and the Com
have right to refuse the granting OF the
license when these conditions compiled with To
the second proposition they responded that there would
be reduction OF rates. and that they had informed
the committee Of liquor dealers who recently waited
upon them; and to the third, that licenses were
promptly revoked in all cases where complaint
OF infringement OF the law made and the
case proved. The Commissioners then showed the
ladies copy Of the laws under which they acted,
laws as fully possible, and explained the
difficulties attendant upon the full execution
of their duties They are not. for instance, au
thorized to prosecute in court for civil damages
and in where they have wished to try the case
under the criminal laws which make violations OF the
Excise law msdemeanors Punishable by one years
imprisonment they find that the great crush of business
in the criminal courts obstructs them. They have filed
with the DisrictA ttorney since March last 20 COM
plants, with proofs againt offenders. but only two
indictments have been found, and the District Attorney
has said that there were so many cases of greater
importance that 1t would be some time before they
could all be reached. In regard TO licensing TO
sell lauor to be consumed the premises, the Board
had refused TO do it. and had done
for a year. AS TO the general aspect of
the temperance question, Mr.. Marshall then
assured the ladies that recent statistics developed the
remarkable fact that In NewYork City, in 1873, the
cases OF drunkenness were 30 per cent less than in
Brooklyn Boston, proportionally, and intemperance
and crimes resulting from ii had decreased 80 per
cent within year. The ladies thereupon announced
themselves satisfied and started that theywoud at
bend their energies toward influencing the District
Attorney a rapid disposal OF the complaints.
Mrs Collins then made prayer and the Committee
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
DEPARTURE Of FOREIGN MAILS
TUESDAY MAY 10.

TUESDAY MAY 10.
For Irish NAL, only Queenstown, by the steamship CITY Of New
Yorh close No Supplementary hL steamship sliis
a : = ~ from Pier No. 80 North River.
For Europe Plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg 6 'h steamship
:l5 Steamship sails at from the foot
direct Freach and Prusdan Mail.
Malls Havana direct by steamship Crescent ~ close at m
closed PosOMce 2iU steam
s D. IN. from Pier No. l3 ~ x.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 90
Mails Euro via QueelSoyn and Liverpool re the steamship
Abssns close $50 No Supplementary Mai. steamship sails
at o a from CuaArd Dock JERSEY city.
fIURSDAf. MAY 81.
Mails BuoDs Plymouth ChebOag and Hamburg by steamship
IL 80 Supplementary Ma is closed at the
PostOce l5 steamship sails at from pier foot Of
Thiri-st. Hobosen.
Mss Tor Havana direct steamship City Of Nerds close
a Supplementary Mail closed the PoOhee q 40
r. steamship sails al 3 D. m. from Pier No: s ~ X
the steamship Metropolis close at IL a.
FRIDAY. MAY %.
Mails for Newfoundland close at tue Pos0ce
at m.. via Hsifsr.
MnI for iiiIr ~ closed the Nsw.YOrk PO,s0hce
lay p H.. aud .oes via Boston.
SATURDAY.. MAY 90
Mail. for Great Britain and ireland. Queenstown and Liverpool
BY 'he steamship Baltic close at ga In Supplementary Mai IS
as a. N. II
from White Star Dock Psvonia Ferry Jersey CITY.
Southampton and Bremen the steamship
II NJ Mail closed the Post
one 30 Steamship sss at from tho foot Of Third
si.. Hobosen
Direct Uermsn and Pra.an Mall this line
Mails Kingston Aspiuwa Panama. Central American and
South Paahc ports the steamship Acapulco close az 10
Supplementary Mall is closed a. the PostOMco at IL a.
seam ship a ~ NJ. from Per No. AZ N. r.
Mails the West Indies BrsI and the Argentine Confederation
by the steamship South America close Suppn eDtary
Mail will close at the Posto al l3O Steamship sails at p
N, from Pier No. 43 " K
Mails West City Of Waco, close at
Steamship sails a, 8 p m, rom Pier No 20 T. X
SUNDAY. MAY "a.
Mal'eOse at o'clock m. The rOssonce is fOn
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
PROTECTED BUILDINGS.

The report of the Department OF Buildings for the
week ending May 16 il as follows:
mtte 10 the Department Buildings during tue week endns ssisr
iay Mar 10. 1874: . 80 ,n
hth-s, north side 2Sj feet west o. Third
ave carpenter chop four 's 3OrbOi Joaaihan Hanson,
north side Eleventh bL oho-.
one sto-r. 5x . ~ Ptlsimmous
bnck ~orkshop
Corporation of the Cry Of herioTk owner
80 feet sonth Of AIDS eighth
(Woo. ck frame Dwelling three s'ons' %OISO Louis Co's
NDthav No. So brick stable stories q 5IJ9; Lewis frs.
Broaw, No $40 marble front tsc,ss store 2os
S3tJ3 i. n. POST owner. .
Ugbbriys ave east size l75 feet Unoa j~e
ing three stor IS. 2JKij; H. b. Roche owner
tbamb-rsL and iactof
stories 25ES0; Thos Hoyt, -. -.
second No 22 bck sore and tenement I've res 29ri5;
Muerry No. 2iO bnck tenement 25r07;
West Forty1ths No. 3l5 and 3l7 brownons sclsss
dwellings 2OIj0; ays Van Dosen
Nos 39 and 32l broenstone hrSs eaa
dwellings each three 20nJO; Jas Bsckhas.
Of Prospective frame dwelling two s'oF'es Ioiio
Isaac Wesiftll, owner. . , ooo .,,
ave frame ds ns stories, 22I36i Iboa CeaJ.
Msdson.. 2O7 brick stable stories, 2GlI3ji L. H.
st. north SIDE 1875 feet MasonVe three bnh
stables aud family dwelling each two stores l6oE1o Wal"
Fast Fourteenth No COL brick stable aud oce stories 27I
So: Martin Martin owner
Ia brick and I've stories 25IT5.
North Hooes Nos 80 and 40 running through 56
Inst aud 'front.' hscAss store i've stories 2oIoor1oi
so north Of bck carhoase.
four stories, 5Ox9ixlO0 Egnh-aye. r. X Co.
Of Fifty Eve brick rs ssf
dwellings, each 24IJS
l2r62. md one 2jrJUt5O; Ferdinand Mayer
Esatsd erection tho 20 buildings enumerated s2IOoo
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NETWORK.

PORT OF NEWBORN. MAI Is.
CLEARED.
Steamship Eysa Brl Campbell Glssgow Henderson Bros
steamship frsncona. Bragg Portland. J. 7. Ames
Rotterdam Funch Edge
Steamship T. Chamberlain, Lawson Baltimore W. Chalmers
Ship Alice Durkee (Bl Kinney stockhos, Boyd Hncken
Gl.moganshre tBr Morgan London. Funcb Btye
O.. Shepherd Port Johnson W 4
Barb Belle yue (Br), Cullen Havre, BOYD Hincken.
Bart Ii.ha (Nor) Arensen, Stettn funeh, Edys Co.
TAisman (Brl Daekfod Baltimore. u. r. Phipps Co.
NoLD zowick Queenstown Falmouth TeteGs Boch
BARK Stella GaIlo tsl Bocov Cork or Falmouth A. p Agre,
Brig Premier tBr) Porter, Ssyannsh. Bovd Hincsen.
Anglo (Br Acker, BndgewA-r N 81 J. T. Whitney
Brg Arctic (Br) Cogswel Pctoa. n. =, j. r. Whitney Co
Bng ConstAnte tMeIl Ramirez lsmpco and Cimpeaehy j. W.
Wilson A Go.
Brr Emily Water. 3rl Morrev Liverpool Ease Bst.ee
Brig BnA tBrl Mcknnon, Port Caledonia Bird Perkins Job
sehr. Annie Bowa Harvey. Sandy Hook. K A. Bnck Co.
sehr. Washington. Berry. Brunswick. Tupper 4 Bestie
sehr. Addie SAWYER, Cook. Boston, Chss living
sehr. Post Boy Robinson. Brnpswck, Warren Raw
sehr. MARY A. lvAns, Boiine, Norfolk, j. X. Staples
schr. ). Wsshbarn Hathaway, Taunton Geo. Mson
sehr. Spectator tBr Peters San Bias Miller Hoaghtou.
sehr Ameda smith Boston, Jed Frye 4 Co.
scbr Porto Plata, Smith, Cape Hayti Overton awkna
Ha~kna
sehr Bella Russell Smith Georgetown c. overton Hs.Ina
sehr. II . Bridges. Landack. Pembroke, Jed Pue Co.
Dsgs T. Burden Harvey New Haven Mortord Robinson
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltic (Br) Kennedy, Liverpool May
Sth with mdse aud pass 70 H. }. Coris
Steamship CITY OF Richmond l) Brook Liverpool Qasns,ovu
NAY 3. with mise. and TO John q. Dale.
steamship Holland r simpson Loalon April 90 aud Isvrs May
2. with miso. aud 10 r. W. J. Hurst
Steamship Metropolis. NkepO. Dcusda u hours With psoaass
iast Bros