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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-10-29

PORTLAND WIDOWS Wood SoCIETY.-At
the annual meeting of the Widows Wood So
ciety, held last evening, the following officers
were chosen for the ensuing year:-President,
Lewis B. Smith; Vice President, John Bar
bour; Secretary, G. G. Hayes; Treasurer, Sam
mel Rolfe: Auditor. James H, Baker. ,
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AUCTION SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-To-day
at 8 p. M. F. o. Bailey & Co. sell the desira.
BILE residence 81 Winter street. At 81 p. NJ.
the lot of land on Congress near Weymouth St
and at p. M, lots A. B. g. o. D. on Monu
ment street., also lots l, 2, 3, F. o. s., on pro.
posed street running from Monument. SCI
auction column.
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REFORM MovEMENT.-The temperance meet
ing last evening was held in the vestry Of
Chestnut street church, Rev. I. Luce in the
chair. The time was fully occupied in praying,
speaking and singing. Moral suasion seems to
be the best accepted means in these meetings,
and they are particularly characterized by deep
religious sentiment After remarks by Rev.
I. Luce, M. G. Palmer, j. Crockett.F. A. Smith.
j. B. Coyle, J. R. McKilvery, Miss Scales and
others, sixty-three signed the pledge, and the
meeting adjourned to meet at DR.. Shai1er's
church to-day
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A CROWN OF GLoRY.-Nature' dowry to all
her children IS a fine head of hair. Kings can
not give, nor wealth purchase this inestimable
gift Take care of it, lest you lose it. Bear
iue IS healthful invigorating dressing.
Oct27daW1W
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES

THE New Jerusalem congregation and their
the social gathering given by the D. S. DIS in
the vestry this evening at q o'block. Dona-
tions of cake thankfully received. Committee
in attendance to receive them at p. m.
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Muuicipal Court.

% Itg BEFORE JUDGE NORRIS.
WEDNEsDAY.-Thomas Fox. Intoxication. Fined
S. with costs.
James Woods. Open shop on Lords day. Fined
$40 with costs. Paid. Williams.
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the person who few years SINCE took from
letter directed to a certain post office in aine
fifty dollar greenback, with the tell tale letters H.
in red ink on the back Of it, will return to the
this time, there will be no questions asked no suit
commenced. nor any exposure made. If you cannot
send all at once, send as much you can, and say
when the balance will come. This notice is given to
save the offender the shame and disgrace of expos
ure. Don't wait DETECTIVE.
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The best place to buy clothing is at Bul
leigh's SO Middle street.
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ROBERT EMMEr-This evening the Irish his
torical drama of Robert Emmett will be brought
out at City Hall for the benefit of the Catholic
Orphan Asylum. The entertainment will be
good, and as the object is worthy one the hall
should be filled.
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WARDS OPERA HOUSE. Crowded houses
still at ards The new bill is decided hit
This evening there will be an entire change of
programme, and many new and interesting fea-
ures will be presented.
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Lost,

SUNDAY night, Oct. 25, between Mountford and
y Oak ST., a Lady's FEARL and JET PIN at
tached to blue Beau. The finder will please leave
same at this Office and be rewarded. Oc291ws
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Saturday
Stated Meetings.
CITY GOVERNMENT.

CITY GOVERNMENT.
The regular meetings of the City Council take place
he first Monday evening of each month.
The School Committee meet the fourth Monday eve
ming of each month.
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Nor READY.-The overseers of the poor COM
plain that number of persons have already
been sent to the General Hospital, which is not
yet prepared to received them, and the result in
such cases has been that the sufferers have
been sent to our city hospital at the expense of
Our poonle
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DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT dramatic
entertainment given by the Congress Square
Dramatic Club last evening, was good beyond
expectation. 'sMy Brothers Keeper" was re-
markably well presented, the actors showing
an appreciation of their parts and the influence
of careful study. 1t would be invidious to
mention names, but some of the young ladies
evinced rare dramatic power. The afterpiece
of my Uncle, the Captain" was capital. The
entertainment will be repeated this evening.
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I. o. O. f..

=. At odd FelIops' Hall, No. ss Exchange Street.
:. LoDGEs-Maine, on Monday evenings; Ancient
Brothers, on Thursday evenings; Ligonia on Friday
evenings; Beacon, on Tuesday evenings; Ivy, d. Of
R., second and fourth Saturday.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. first and third Wed
esdays; Eastern Star, second and fourth Wednes
days; Portland first and third Saturdays.
RELIEF AssOCIATION-Every third Tuesday in the
nonth
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Mrs. MANCHESTER, the well-known physi-
clan. is now at the Saco House, Saco, where she
can be consulted for one week only from the
18th.
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MERRMAcK prints, only CT cents, at Leachs
81 Middle street. oct27 1w
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OUR lady friends who have used the Eureka
Spool Silks, will use no other. 1t is full size,
full length and every spool is warranted as
represented.
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ANYTHING desired in Catholic Bookstore
can be found at L. p. McGowan's, Congress
Block. ie16tf
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SPICY breath, teeth white and speckless,
Fragrant SozDONT secures;
Ladies, can you be so reckless
AS to fail to make them yours?
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To be Let.
Lost

A Lower tenement 140 Oxford ST., near Elm all of
"A the modern improvements Inquire the
premises
Oc29 If
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TO be Let. Or for Sale.

A very pleasantly located House
AefNA~rl containing twelve rooms arranged
to accommodate two families If re-
- I1 quired, on line of Railroad few miles
v9.AsE2.from City, three minutes walk from
close proximity. Inquire of WIN. Fl. JERKS.
Real Estate Agent.
oct29 div
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PIG dozen ladies' merino undervests, for 40
cents, at Leach's, 81 Middle street.
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NEW Dress Goods, New Shawls. Come and
see them RINES Bros,
se19eodtf 165 Middle Street,
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SYMoNDs' Dye House, India Street.-Coats
dyed $1.25; overcoats $1.50; pants rs cents.
e1heod2m*
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80 Lost,
ON Strou lwater road, or IN the upper part OF the
" city, LARGE POCKET BOOK. Contents
valuable only to the owner. The finder will oblge
by returning the same to ANDREW j. CHASE, 50
Exchange street. oc29d3t
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FOR SALE.

A New, Two-story, French roof house on Cush-
man Street, with large lot of land. 1t contains
twelve rooms, beside bath and closets, is pped
for Gas, hot and cold water, and has all the modern
improvements. For particulars. inquire at 1903 Spring
Street, or IL Cushmaa Street.
tt.-.9-.. .r-.tt MERRILL & KILBY.
Ocf26 A| t -sal -- IT. sndfv d.
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Glass Company BONDS nj
3 Auction.

nN FRIDAY, the Sixth day of November next. a
" IL o'clock, noon, at Merchants Exchange, Tx
change street, Portland, shall sell for benefit OF
whom it may concern, $4,000 bonds go bonds OF
900 each) all coupons on, OF the first mortgage
bonds of the Portland Glass Company-terms made
known at time Of sale.
II. o. BAILEY & CO., Auciionecr-.
oc6 -.+...-.. frrr I0 = 1870 I'd
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DOES ADVERTISING PAY?-There IS no IN
stance on record of a well sustained system of
judiclous advertising failing of success.
"My success is owing to my liberality in ad
vertising. "-Bonner
4 advertised my productions and made mon
ey.'--Nic1olds LO7gaoorth.
constant and persistent advertising is sure
prelude to wealth.-Stephen Girdrd.
''He who invests one dollar in business should
invest one dollar in advertising that business
"A. I. SteaCdrt.
advertising has furnished me with a COM
petence." Amos Laurence.
'sWithout the aid of advertisements l could
the most complete faith in printers ink. Adj
vertising is the royal road to business. Bar
num-
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JOB PRrNl MG.-Every description Of Job
Printing executed promptly, and at the lowest
prices, at the Daily PRESS Printing House, 100
Exchange st. WIN. M. MARKS.
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GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE
VI FOR SALE. On leading thoroughfare, SPLEEN
did OF regular and transient custom. A bargain
offered if applied for soon Moderate capital. Best
of reasons for selling. TAYLOR & CO., 3 State
Street, Boston, Mass. Oc29d3t
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ROY Wanted.

4 N active, intelligent American boy wanted as a
IA messenger and to take care of an Office. Must
have good recommendations. Address in handwrit-
ing of applicant, Box 1878. oc29tf
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HOUSE No. Alder Street, containing IS rooms
IL arranged for two families. Apply to E. CO.,
BURN, No. Dow st. oc291w*
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Notice.
Dog Lost.

DERSONS requiring work done please apply at
L "Home'' Of w. G. A., No. 16 Spring St., plain
and family sewing dress-making, copying, embroid-
cry and fancy-work in woods, &C., &c. Oc29tf
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To Lei,

A Portinonnaie containing a sum of money, the
"A owner can have it by calling at No. SAL Con-
gress Street, and paying for the advertisement.
nc2l -. d3tY
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Found.

VERY small black and tan dog, answering to the
name of midget" The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving the same at No. Lewis Street.
Oc29 div
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LARGE STOCK
wooden House AT Auction,


WE shall sell on MONDAY, Nov. I'd, at 12{ P. Nc
w the premises, the two story wooden hous
containing good tenemsnts, situated below Ham
mond street, next to Phelix .O'Roake's Is 100
front by 50 II deep. Will rent for $500. Sale posi-
tive. A deposit Of two hundred dollars will be nc
quired OF purchaser at time of sale, balance ON one
two and three years, secured by mortgage.
r. o. BAILEY, & Co., Aucti0neers.
oct27 DIST
New-York tribune., 1874-03-31
CRIMINAL NOTES.

William McCausland, indicted for receiving stolen
admitted bail Yesterday 500 Arthur Meaade VI No
53j East Thirteenhst is his surety.
Austin Black arrested on Friday last, for an at
tempt perur gwen $4,000 His bondsman
James L. 23f Kshenth'si m,ds
Yesterday 10 b, H. Blacks acconpce but
Ss persons submitted failed to justify in the required sums
AT the Tomb5 Police Court, yesterday, Justice
Morgsn committed Chsres breaking
hardware Of william Irving At No. futoa and attempting
default 81 900 bs charged with attempting pick tn pocket Of
Holt of No 81 PArkIos a, BE- walking through Ma
berfy Yesterday morning.
reputable houses in the Eighth wa who arrested sunday
night upon pursuance Of Indictments
Wech Of No lOi Thomsonst AMI julius Weuburg u No 1853
Grcene-s. became their snrtdea
In Aprl 1878, Valentine H. Ketchum of Toledo.
Ohio bond. Vim. o. L.mben arrested jane ls 1873
Detective sampGs ~.e 10 o., o,s Of Toledo
oon6Be the ombs from that time aut yesterday, when
lie discharged from custody on bis eeognIanoe
In the Court of General Sessions Yesterday before
JHge Sutherland Assistant D,nctAitjrny Rollins prosecuting WIN.
william Lambert brush hnhen of No. $40 SIKH
aoluitef charge Philip Purcell bheaJe
the Penna months fOr goods stolen By
julia BsAbrook Jennie b. Noe Of No 2S Kast
Thirty fhhst Bdsai Leonard H. hoer Of No l3i West
from w Thomi, WALKER L. glider No 4O2
Kss Bgst accused Of stealing 40 pgeoa The property Of Goi'eb
smith peaeI guilty the charge Of asssuhg h with dead,
weapon John Co1ne lj hall boy No 10
sfT 81 T l R,asi .a s s %. Ss Of Ss Ss 81 adm.
40 booLkeepr At No. 26S West rhryhri pleaded guilt Of
emplo, Charles lilo the Prison for ga
years Thomas Mclaughlin ~ telmser oeusd Of stealing
~st from Pas koegn JsS q discharged On ms
ssoognIanes
c. J. Droyer who claims 10 DO tho bO0kkeepor Of
As Or. VI DreJa o. sa-s 'sSs 9. Ne ~ BarciS
New-York tribune., 1874-03-31
DISASTERS AT SEA.

The bark Auguste, recently sailed from Llv-
days out the bark encountered gale which, be-
ginning on the 5tb inst continued nearly As hours.
The bark tossed hopessy about by the fury OF the
Storm which for several hours threatened to destroy
her, The storm increased in violence and when it had
reached it's hight, serious leak In the vessel
ported 70 the captain. evident that the
bark was illing rapidly and was gradually settling in
the water AL hands were immediately ordered ~ the
pumps and everything possible was done to keep the
vessel free The effort only partially successful and
the water continued pouring rapidly in through the
seams The succeeded in keeping the vessel aoat
for several days, though hope OF rescue very
faint. On the 18th inst. sail sighted
and the Auguste's signals Of distress were
seen by the officers OF the distant vessel She speedily
came alongside and proved to be the bark Ascn, from
Rotterdam for NewYork. All the officers and crew OF
the sinking bark taken board the Alsen
The rescue was effected March 49, in latitude 239 "a
north longitude $50 ~ west The thus saved
IN a condition OF extreme exhaustion and could hardly
have endured the constant strain upon them much
longer They brought to this port where they
rived yesterday morning. The bark came TO anchor on
Staten Island but the Captain ana portion of the
OF the Auguste reached the city during the afternoon.
The bark Victoria which arrived at tins port yester
day afternoon reported having passed the wreck or the
bark Ida f. OF ST. John, y. b., on March The wrecA
waterlOgged aud abandoned In latitude 80 81 nOr
longitude $40 west.
Tue schooner Israel j. Merritt which recently dis
covered capsized by party OF New YORK pilots, has
been tOwcd to Philadelphia The Merritt T. schooner
OF about 70 TONS and was owned at squan Beach ~ j.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-31
DEPARTURE or FOREiGN MAILS
T;tTSDAY N,RcH 81.

TUESDAY MaRCH 81
Mill for Rar,p> Qu,ensiora Byera, Steamship Wv
omng 1880 m. onpnvmenr 1s o,sel az hc fos
One . p steamship ss a 3 H. ir'a Z No 40 n X
has o iiaTina Nr,. e stan MORO 'se
close D. m supurm-rtr, A 81 g AZ th' Po,' Once at
2lO steamship sails o., 8 =. n 10 Pes No - hcf u'e''
Mas Hay. etc. d. TIE s3us4Io NeSs1Gt c"'s 81 p III
wEDNLsDAl. APrL l.
Mails for EuroD- Qleelsto, o re the steamship
lava close a II 3Op m StDp,ur0;lry Nal t. el he Post
Onee at D. Steamship sails ct hoA Cunad DocA' jersey
For German direct Swiss sd Danish Bremen b.
America II 2:2O suppe e1,1l " u c'seI
the Once 30 r. steamship sails az H. iron flsr ''1
OF Third-str HObosen .
Mails for Eurcoe VIA Prmoll Cheroou ana Iameu' w
Wrsph1s 30 Suppemettr 9l - '" tI Al ne
PosOhce l:5 Sea'np sails at H. iro" per ioo' oil
Ma Tor Havana direct per CITY Of NeEior> Close
Supplementary Mail ~ 'l f"'"on'c a' -io
n m Steamship sails Il 8 D m. Pc. 40. 3 n
Mail. for Bermuis by the steamship ,au.ni
FRIDAY. APRIL >. , go,
Hart venesna and Cqracoa BY The rSn'IiP i o"n
close at steamship sails At from f NO IL " H.
NewolndlanI at the Ne"-,or fotonee e'e ua
H,,I for iisuflr s the NewYOrs POOhce ever
day Al p IN. and goes via Boston
SATURDAY.. APRIL
Mail. rend Queenstown hh ihVerpoo
steamship Celtic close al a. m NO ouppssen' & s,
steamship sail, at from White Star Dock Pa'ona fery
Ms tor guope via SOUTHAMPTON the steamship
Hermann close at ~ NJ Supplementary Mail closed at the Po,
BOP steamship sails At D. IN ron Tue iOo' o uiH
Dr. e. IerBsn and Prus,,r Mai this ns
For French Mall direct wa Bref aH1 aEte " ne m , p
Am-riqle At IN sieamo sails at H. from flef
Man r H,ysna and .rco stcam,hp Cuba close n2
suppamentuy the 10 OMce at 2iO p IN steam
shp ssl. =, 3 D ~ from Pier No. 3 n. X .
Mails Panans AsDnwl and Central Amsn BY be seamsup
CHI Of GuateIqaa 10 No Supplementary Mail Steam
shp sails at ~ NJ from Pier No. AZ North River.
Begun direct. by the steamship CTbele co,e at
keT West BY he steamship CTie close At D. m steam
ship q 3 .. IN. from Pier No. 20 T. X
SUNDAf APRIL 3.
close at Ocloskl Zoe tos'ohe is opsn tro"
New-York tribune., 1874-03-31
BUILDING STATISTICS.

For the week ending March 2s 1874 from the records Of the Depart
N Of Buildings, Walter w. Adams, Superintendent
Bureau Of Construction md alterations reports number Of new
32 which tenemons l3 French fats
buildings wards 81 miseei-Deoa- y the
SS942J DumiT OF proposed
number OF special applications for 'ame
and other reures which 26 approved rejected and ~
o
BuroG Of Unsafe Buildings and Violations reports
buildings surveyed 69i reported unsafe 43 made safe 42
taken q notices Of unsafe buildings served 81 violations OF law
reported IL; violations removed, z; violation notices 10.
The Iron Work reports number Of buildings reported
requiring Are q number provided with escapes 3 Gre
escape served "a number Of iron ges beams and hns
tested. IA; girders rejected --e
The Bureauo IR<ats Hotels Fdo dAi Special Srsys
ports speeal Inspections Of the Bower stad MetroPo Ger
Fifth Avenue Booths NDlo Theatre Conque Grand Opera
House Olympic stenwaJ Hall and Byanps No infraOns Of Law
either Baums ppodome the Park Theater and FoI
also examined to their Eleven
and and 20 factories and buildings used
purposes thoroughly inspected their
ard the and facilities therein eyeray provided for the
protection egs escape OF their inmates O-stves and
pove In fire and where such reported
parties been notified provide additional
Gre saea SPECIAL inspections and surveys have been made Of
2lS buildings heretofore provided with as TO the cod
thereon their being kept In proper repair free from
chnp6s s Available oy Use nhe event Ollie hsT eg;e apd
which compliance with the law safeguards have been
provided retired and sent to AitorneS
New-York tribune., 1874-03-31

Sew buuxs proposed TO b. erected pis have been ub
mittci 60 the Depart Of Bnlu dung to "se- e11- ''-
Blbeh rear ~ 54 brick work,toO. story, liT
~ J. T. Aiea 4 Co, owners
stores, 2JtiJ. Thonss Cathsine j. " lite.
rnh4ve, southwest Of rrisecoui, one eA 'n''
stories. 2jTj5 James liaIges owner, 49,. -.
event.aye OF fhyEhsti one bneS tene'
meat stories 2jI70 Mrs. Donne'ly, owner . i,
Bowery. northeast Of Deauee, one bncA teneea' 'n'
store. ~ stores 2JI95; Oh. Bech'. owner.
Fory No 1922 broentone tenement and s'oro
sittytnrst vest side 225 secontsye brick
second class dseh1g stories, lIr22i Ihos Brady owner
ThdaSe.. west 10 ieei east OF
Meo5 brick ecOndclass dwelling wo stories 2@14O lush
DLcE, On 90 81
Brooe.st No. Ill brick workshop story 2Or22 Simon
SiiberlHeu
Fiy.srhs' south side. 1s5 feet Of Thiriave trear) ore
brick stable. stles 2jr2j; Mrs. d. Buiensick,
Fsrthsi l4j feet east OF Thirlaye, three brick
each fOug stOre 2jKGO l5hiJi Mrs d. BadieucA
West Thir.ytiri,t So brick stable story 2Ot38
OnehunGreni 1tythiri- side $50 feet east Of Washing
on-syc wooden dwelling, two story 2HJO A. Koch owner
browpstoue French fat story 2Jx7l W. A. Juh,
Thiuyeghht No l4f (rca one brick workshop one
Avenue g. No III workshop tToOry 2iI40i ThO'
Phelfn owner. - ,r, g.. -,
tenemens each fDur storg, 2jx6O; NJ Blossom,
ouont side 100 feet west Of Broadway two brick tbird-
SIDE Is feet Of MaIsona7e one brick
Wes, ear No. 115 brick tenement Ourory
Gr,ndaye north ie Ii feet woodswn nghs frame
dwelling twO-stOry, 2213Oi r. Poemers owner ,..
Nashiag gon-aYe. east SIDE 90 et nosh o
thrts Morana store ana tenement hreoTy ZOAiOi
Rilet -
bnck stable two story. 3UKiJ; j. DOelger, owner 80,
West 3j brownstone French fa hve-
story, 2ir3O1G6G; latthew Kane. owner.
Estimated Of erection Of the 81 buildings enumefaeui
Psss 2iye also been submitted for estimated
New-York tribune., 1874-03-31
THE VACANCY IN THE POLICE BOARD.

The Police Commissioncrship vacancy has
apparently lost all interest for the politicians. Tic
Mayor remarked yesterday that there absolutely
pressure for any strong candidate. The politicians say
that whoever goes into the Board either he favor.
able to commissioners Charck and Gardner or lac will
be q nonenty and therefore few willing to sacridce
themselves. Besides, 1t is extremely doubtful whether
any one who would feel ayorably toward Commissioner
Charlick would be confirmed by the Board of Aldermen
the majority OF the members being especially opposed
To that Official Certainly action Will be taken before
tbs meeting Of the Board of Aldermen ON Thursday.
Among the names Of new candidates mentioned are
those Of eXJudge T.. ID. Culver aud Msdhon, all i'm
norer of trimmings in Wakorst. aud formerly colonel
New-York tribune., 1874-03-31
REAL ESTATE.
Nyw.YoRK. Monday, March 30. 1874.

Tho following sales were made at the Ex-
change saIesrooms 70 day: E. H. Ludlow Co. sold by
order OF the Supreme Court under direction OF A. D.
Acert the avestory tenement house south side
Of sixtyhrd 30 feet west Of Third ave. lot 2o1loo1
to J. L. r. ward for s925O. ., .- .,..,,
house east side Secondave 1913 feet north OF IhrH
sixtl-sf. lot 10 Ok to r. McCaDe, for s9fo2 .
VIM Kennedy sold lot and frame bouso on north slde
of Ffynnthst 800 feet east OF Tenthaye lot 25xlOO
TO Thomas fIOkes, for $1,000
Anthony j. Blocker Son & white sold the three-story
brick stable and lot south side F0ry-uinth-st. 4jJ
feet wcgt n lot 25X1OO ard known by the street
number I3i west Forty for s2l,O2j Also. tho
household premises known No. IL Dutc-s for siiOO
of ot nj nm annual rent of $500 lease 10 fourteen
years from May 1874, with privilege VI ieneWa OF
twenty-One years "A new valuation.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-31
pECIsIONS-MARcH 30.

gup,em. Court-Speciai Term - BY Judge Van
BrunIPhps gt CudPp Et.vey Paray te-Jn1gIen 1r % ps
Robinson ag Norris; Cocker THOMPSON bnrN az %
Pindings Sullivan WATSON Judgment Tor plnH u"
De
Common Pleas-SDecidi Trm-By judge lanemote
Reid administration agt WslbDemnrer oyerrued lSer
G,,es AIT Rulman-Moon denied Page egt Webb heweomb ag
soese plead and mak party deien1ant he
admins tTiorAteruate nan lnus gan''u
ps,n. s CE et om pn dismissed defendants have Judgment
vih costa In &c. Fleming RefeIfnee otdeIsa
SuuJypmr Court -Chamters-By Judge DonOI0e-
Srbo6d ,gt Riey reduced TO ~ 2OO Leng ~ m "
OConne-Mojn denied without costs. 10 The matter &C. sm
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Decree II granei plaintiG Pullen sgi "a
Arthur sgt Higgins Gan'el on
cos Marsh igt CadwcOricr granted ndanapols reIu anu
Chicago R.R 60. sgt TfnE-Moion denied (See menu
Br Idge Van Benedict -Memoranium Tor coua
sci Tie People &C. Semer, ayL Me'isise -MooI graheu
Nv Judge Br.iv-Barett AIT McNciL-hltion granted ,-
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Bsms 6ci aHune Keller; Evans agt Powei-Mrnor ia.
PuIer Ioughon ienie ComDerca BihA OF nehGcN
act Varpum gran'4l The Mayor &c sgt HasLih-
Motion ieaisd sith $40 costs lsee memoraninml