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and terrible-at about two miles a
minute-getting nearer and nearer !
thought of my wife and child
nearer |! An instant more-the gap!
"God have mercy shrieked.
"Well, would you believe it that
engine just cleared the gap!
ut was fifteen feet across and
about sixty feet deep.
"She jumped that gap like a stag
and what's more, she struck the
rails all right on the other side and
kept right along, just as if she had
not noticed the gap
81 stirred Bill up, aud, with both
of us at the brake. we managed at
last to stop the 'Witch.'
"She was on tear that day, but
[ had not the slightest idea that
she'd jump the gap,-that's fact"
IT PAYS. In these times of dull
trade Of patient waiting it is worth
while noticing what one may accom-
plished by advertising. Everybody
knows that real estate has not been
in demand this season. The same
inactivity noted in other places
prevailed in Cincinnati. We believe
that we are not far wrong when we
say that no large sale of lots had
been cOnsumated this year before
Mr.. L. g. Hopkins undertook to
dispose of his Norwood property.
OF course, men told him that he
couldn't do what he wanted to do.
Old Mr.. Wisdom and Mr.. Exper-
ience said times were so dull that
it was of no use to advertise, and
that money spent in advertising
would be thrown away. Mr.. Hop
kins tn ought that he knew better.
He announced, for three or four days,
in double columns in the papers,
that he had some suburban proper.
ty to sell, and he sold it. On the
day of the last sale there were nine
cars went out from the depot closely
packed with men who were desirous
of investing. The sale was a great
success-the success, in fact, of the
year The prices realized were sat
isfactory, and the payments have
been prompt. To te sure Mr. Hop
kins understands the art of adver-
tising. But this is not knowledge
that he holds patent on. There
are other men in the city who un-
derstand this business, and they
are finding like Mr.. Hopkins, that
it pays to advertise in dul times
Cincinnati Gazette.
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To CLEAN MARBLE. Take two
ounces of common soda, and one Of
finely powdered chalk; sift them
through a fine seive and mix them
with water. Then rub the mixture
well over the marble. and the stains
will be removed now wash the
marble over with soap and water,
and it will be as clean as it was pre-
viOus to its being stained. Some
times the marble is stained yellow
with iron rust this can he remOv-
ed with lemon juice, or Oxalic acid.
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W. II. CARTER, NJ. ID.

DHlSICIAN AND SURGEON, BRAD
lord. Vt. Office at his residence. Vari-
ons Medicinal Compounds, of long tried expe
rience, and of modern Improvement; prepar-
ed by himself, kept constantly on hand for
the benefit of the sick and lame.
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MISS CHARLOTTE NELSON,
VNEACHER OF PAINTING AND DRAW.
L ing. Room in Academy Building.
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J. II. GILMAN,
A UCTIONEER, WILL ATTEND TO ALL
N orders promptly. Will write auction bill
and get them printed if desired.
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EATON Il co.
III ARDWARE, IRON. STEEL, COAL,
III Nails, Cutlery, Seeds. Glass. Betting,
Corlage. &c Wholesale and Retail. Main st.
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A FOUR-YEAR-OLD at East POult-
ney recently went to a blacksmith's
to see his fathers horse shod, and
watched closely the work of shoe
ing until the blacksmith cOmmenc.
ed pairing the horses hOOfs, when,
thinking this was wrong, he said
earnestly, "My pa don't want this
horse made any smaller"
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MASONIC MEETINGS.

MASONIC MEETINGS.
NHARlTY LODGE, NO. 49, REGULAR
~ Communications OH Wednesday of the
week in which the moon fulls. Mr. LEBANON
X. A. CHAPTER. Meetings ON Wednesday
afternoon of the week in which the moon fulls
BRADFORD COUNCIL, No. H. Meetings at
Masonic Hall on Wednesday afternoon of the
week in which the moon fulls, in the months
of September December March and June.
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METHODIST Z. SOCIETY.
DEV. J. NJ. Z. FULTON, PASTOR. SER
IL vices at 1890 A. Nj, and $50 p. NJ. Sun
day School at I'm.
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BUSIN ESS GA DIS.
BRADFORD.

L. d. LIVINGSTON,
ERCHANT TAILOR. ALL WORK
WI warranted to give satisfaction. Cutting
done for others to make.
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PRICHARD Il HAY.
II )REIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
Il Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps,
Groceries. Teas, Salt. Fish, Pork, Lard and
Country Produce. Main Street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

+. L. BOOTHBY.
physician AND SURGEON, FAIRLEE,
Vt Refers by permission to Drs. Carter
and Doty, Bradford, Vt and to DIR. Frost,
Hanover, N. ii.
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RELIGIOUS MEETINGS.

CONGREGATIONAL SOCIETY.
IlLV. l.. II. ELLIOTT, PASTOR. SER
IL vices at 1890 A. NJ, and +. NJ. Sunday
School at ~ NJ.
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II. STRICKLAND.
IRON FOUNDER T. MACHINIST, AND
L Manufacturer of Agricultural Implements
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"Would my little Ezra," asked a
fond mother, "like to be a mission
AIRY, and go preach to the heather Y"
Tears-bright pearly drops of feel.
ing-glistened in little Ezra's eyes
as he murmured: mo, ! wouldn't
but I'd like to be on the practice
long enough to put a tin roof on the
big lummux that stuck shoemaker's
wax on my seat to-day at school,"
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DR.. Curry, editor Of the New
York AdrOcate, was thus prayed for
at the Central Methodist conference
by a subscriber to his paper, 30
Lord, thou knOwest that DR.. Curry
is called an 'olG fogy' by many. but
we thank thee that thou didst ever
raised him up to become editor Of
the AdrOcate, we thank thee for the
many bold and learned editorials
penned by him, and sent forth to
educate and encourage the church +;
but we do pray thee, o Lord, that
thou wilt forgive him for ever hav-
ing written that heretical editorial
on the resurrection
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-08-29

EDGAR w. SMITH.
A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
"A Wells River, Vt. Office with Judge I'm.
derwood.
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J. F. JOHNSON.
STAR HALL, ELY, VT. LARGE AND
- well fitted up for accommodation of Dances
and all kinds of entertainments. Let at reas.
enable rates.
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C. H. SIBLEY,
CARRIAGE TRIMMER, AND MANUFAC-
~ turer of all kinds of Harnesses. Repair
ing done in the best manner. Main ST., op-
pOsite Hotel, West Forlee.
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CORLISS & ROGERS,
nRY GOODS, GROCERIES,. READY
IL Made Clothing, Boots & Shoes, &C.
Largest stock in Eastern part of Orange
County.
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De NJ w hhDLNs
ENINE WATCHES, CLOCKS. JEWELRY,
Il Silver Ware, Spectacles. Cutlery, Revol-
vers. Fancy Goods and Toys. Particular at
tention given to Repairing Fine Watches.
Office W. U. Telegraph Co.
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ORIN GAMBELL, JR.
4 TTORNEY II COUNSELLOR AT LAW
n Master and Solicitor in Chancery.
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H. Z. HARRIS.
TNROTTER HOUSE, BRADFORD, Vt.
Il Coach to aud from all passenger trains.
dsy and night
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BRADFORD BRASS BAND.
ID +. WHITCOMB, LEADER; l.. X. Nc
IL. Dutfee. Clerk. Music furnished ut
en- ,IlLble rates.
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r. NJ. HARVEY,
A TTORNEY a. COU NSELOR AT LAW
IA West Topsham. Vt.
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s. THOMPSON.
TININ SHOP. SEOVES, TIN WARE. IRON
l. Ware, Wooden Ware, &c. All kinds of
Job work neatly done.
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A. A. BOWEN.
ENLOUR, GRAIN, MEAL. PROVENDER-
i Shorts and Bags, ssld at the Lowest Mar
ket prices. Mills ut the South end of Brad,
ford Village.
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+. s. PEASLEE.
I VERY STABLE. GOOD TEAMS FUR
IL nished at Ill times, and at reasonable pri-
ces. Stage to and from Depot. Apply ut Sta
BILE Office, rear of Trotter House. Also, Stable
at Newbury
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G. G. DOTY, ACT.
A MANUFACTURES OF DIR. DOTY'S
Wl Celebrated Mandrake Btters, Flavoring
Extracts and Essences, &C.. at Wholesale
and Retail.
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L. p. FOSTER.
HUTEL. FLOUR AND GRAIN MILL
III Best OF Flour and Grain constantly ON
hand
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EAST CORINI'H.

j. X. DARLING,
4 TTORNEY AT LAW, EAST CORINTH.
IA Vermont.
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Il. II. ALLEN.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST, AND DEA-
L Ter in Ste,eoscopes and Views, Albums.
and Picture Frames. Frame, for Wreaths
Of all kinds Fitted to Order. No. Is and l6
Har,ly's Building.
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G. II. HARDING.
WATCHES, CLOCKS. EW Z RY,
w Spectacles, Stationery, and Yankee No
tions. Watches ana Jcwrlry repaired and
warranted. Post Office Building
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J. B. ORMSBY.
physician AND SURGEON. ROOMS
L formerly occupied byJ. N. Clark, Dem
tist Special attention paid to Female diseases
and diseases of the lungs.
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ROSWELL FARNHAM.
A TTORNEY g. COUNSELLOR AT LAW
~ Master and Solicitor in Chancery and
Pension and Claim Agent.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-15
a ROCK IN MID-OCEAN.
EITHER A DISCOVERY OR A STRANGE OMISSION FROM
THE CHARTS.

EITHER A DISCOVERY OR A STRANGE OMISSION FROM
THE CHARTS.
The Italian bark Teresa Picano, owned by
Capt. Plcano her commander, arrived on Saturday
morning at the Atlantic Docks from Queenstown via
Waterford, Ireland. This is the vessel whose captain
reported when he arrived at Queenstown from this port
that on Sept O. when midocean, he discovered high
and shelving projecting 80 feet above the surface
OF the water In order to ascertain what truth there
was In the report TRIBUNE reporter visited the vessel
Yesterday and cOnvfrsed with the officers ana crew
They ell testified that they had seen the rock. Accord
ing their account their course deVdted from that
usually followed by vessels crossing the Atlantic, the
prevailing head winds compelling the vessel to sal
further to the north and south than usual. The rock
was only three miles from the vessel at ono me and
was IN sight for % hours 1t is described looming
up to the hight of the mizzenmast of the vessel
and on 10 the officers state could be plainly
dscernod marks OF the tide, which was at the low
est ebb when the rock first seen. The suggestion
that it might iceberg anything except
a rock was received by all those the vessel with
laughter dersion. They evidently believe that they
have this rock in mdocean. II appears also that
on the chart published in the year S4S rock is marked
near the place described but later charts which
in the possession Of the captain and his mates. do not
indicate it, Tho captain has marked on his chart the
exact location OF the rock he When he arrived In
Queenstown he reported what he ha seen but his state
ments were received with incredibly He insists how
ever with much earnestnes5 upon the existence OF
the rock and is supported warmly by the officers
crew that his statement carries with IL great weight
The SUM- says, shone brightly upon the rock while it
was in sight. and ne could not have been mis-
taken He states that he made Obscr-
vation OH Sept Q, and found that he
was in 40 north latitude and go 1S west latitude. The
observation. be SAYS, perfect At p. IN. he went
on geek When w. n. L. from this position he deserted
a spot the hofZOn. The vessel proceeded in
northery direction beating up dead to windward and
the object gradually Increased in size un 1t plainly
seen by every On board II was rock.
There was difference Of L In longitude and % TO-
latitude between the point Indicated on the chart Of
ISs and that occupied by this rock, according To the
measurements OF the first mate When asked whether
he thought This the rock marked upon tie chart OF
the replied he could not tell. The discoyercr
may have made in ls measurements or IL may
ba an a her uear he nj
New-York tribune., 1874-12-15
p4SSENGERS 4RRIVED.

FROM BFPhUDA-In slednsliD CdEind Dec. 3G W. sayrs
Grencea j. W. Tayor q. 4 Hobart WI GFoj
Mrs F. T. IIsll Harr Mrs Milo Mes
T. G. BicaOn. A. b. " yck0d c. ~. J. aiofa, ~
Cobb b. Cobb F. 4. PO:;s Lieut. H. L. stevIr Z A, Lieut.
Riece Mrs. Rece Speer j. l. hun;o0n Dr. b. Hu Ernest
siuD-
FROM LIyERPO0L-Ia stams,p R,pgbtc De- i4..Mr, Ed
wari Young Young M jess Young Nl.s Hele
Young Master NJ and Ars j. West,
Mrs E. Barlow Mis L r. Clifton Z. X Harris hovai Pn,stlg,
M. :. Green Mr.. A. h. HleYwel.
VIM Wymsk lry Do'le, Robert But;'ls-h Tto Raron Lee
Johnson R-icfr BALDWIN M ani Ms H. NcwpeT;s,
Lemue SATsh Dyson, Mr. end ars A. W ach 81 s.
WincLe C. H. Tow1su! TGae. Jis 3. Lee. :" T. BIock,
Dors John Pigqr Dr. s l.. Hail Robert Ihn..b W. Finger
NJ Gardner F. Rogers. Nm. A D.o"u, ". H. Besnap Roe
HasbrOuch
PeOH ASPIyWAIL-In steamship C,op. Dc Ii.-E Whit
comb. g. Aeu H. OHara. wife, and orr ~n Ercst Prnl
bomme o. L. Are Henri Echart. NJ A t ". T. Graft G.
H. Allen BmparsnLi Miss |. {. SEE, Ar. 10 '.ll t4rgu
barsou John l. ANAL Arnold, " D " als H. j. Ne7-
man J. n Not,ec Mrs 4 Green H. Gr.u j. y. Delnei.
John Rhoes H. j. Baisley. Charles E.yG G.. g. Deap ae T. ;
Young 5ller j. T. Mooi0uEy, l. D. Do hr' Herman ana
child.
FROM sAvANNAn-Il steamship Gen B.Hss, Dec 4-Mr.
King Miss T. Wise Egtert J. Gale j. A. Chas, s. DaS.s.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-15
CIVIL NOTES.

In tbo Special Term of the Supreme Court,
RrookIvn Yesterday, Gen. Crook moved for "a manda-
mus 10 compel Nelson X Hopkins, State Controller 10
nav to the treasurer of Kings County $4,000 collected
for unpaid taxes and retained by him as an oset for
I'm the State tax for 1879 Deputy Attorney
General Chas B. Farchild appeared Tor Tie Attorney
General and asked for an ad)Ourumchl ana tue matter
was postponed until Tuesday
In the suit of John ID. Grady, the diamond
broker AGAINST Abel Crooks Jonas ID. Grant aud John
Doe the order " why an Injunction should
NOT Ina issued resrainDg tue defendant Crooke from
having over to the Of the diamonds lost by Grady
the reward 5Oo came up before Justice Pratt OF
BROOKLYN yesterday who reserVeu MS uecisioH' Auo
case was submitted without argument.
The appeal from the order OF Judge Pratt,
denvnp the application for o change OF venue in the
case Of tue indictments against Royal and Rudolph
s,mm,. and Dr. G. b. Banker. for tho murder of Chas.
q Kel.ey OF OYSTER Bay L. l., up before the Gen.
Supreme Court. BroOklyn yestet DAP
Tine argument wac postponed TIL TnursdDy Georgt IL.
Brooke appeared foi uciehuausS, aho GA >'o"o wv"
Barrow Tor tue Icopio.
A motion was made last June before Judge
T,ppen Of Brooklyn in the Special Term OF the Supreme
Court ,n the case OF Isaac Badean agt Tue city OF
Brooklyn for the recovery OF property surreu
dered TO the city by Badean security for alleged de-
ac,e,cies IN the Tux Department. Yesterday Judge
r,nnop transferred the matter TO Judge Pratt who
srah'fd H. motion 5d Anh III rsocm rcirreas Fof
pGe,n Abel crook and John H. Bergen; for the city.
Corporation Counsel DcWitt and Assistant john II.
kDueDcI
Judge Barrett stated yesterday to District
Attorney Phelps that, he Was assigned To ShaDers
for this month would have to adjourn the oyer ana
Terlniner but being pressed 10 continue the term, he
consented sit other ludge eVpia pe iouAo W
New-York tribune., 1874-12-15
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
Tuesday. DEC. Is.


For EurOpe via Plvmouh Che5oar snt Hanbr 6v s,eam'
the POstOfe at JO Steamship sas at m IRON 'e ioo'
OF Frstst hobOAen
Rtns close IL I steamship sails at n IRON Pier No. ol
North RIVER.
Mas Tor H,vsna and Mexico steamship City Of Muco cos
m. Supplementary Mail Closed the PO.tOAc at 2'4O
Mails Djniugo ami Isa1i b. the steamship
Tybee close a. Steamship sais al y m FoH F No L.
WEDNESDAY. Dgc lG
Queenstown ami Liverpool the steamship
clo'e 10. SuDplemeasr Ms Is c1el 81 no
$3.50 Steamship sails at 1880 NJ iroo Cuhsrn
DOcg, jersey Cty. -
Mails for Rnrope Plymouth CherbOl nbury steamship
Cmbra 30s Supplementary MAI u oor as is
80 Steamship sails IRON per foot 'f
Tbird-st. HobOsen.
o. Mail is closed 81 The PostOnce al :iO m
steamship ais u 3 D. m on Pier No. 3 ~ r.
Bermsis the steamship Caaln1 close at seAn-
ship sa. at . p m, from Pier No II North h'er
FRIDAi Dec lS.
Mali Halifax closed the AewYOrk PoO hee ever
taJ a. D. H., and goes via Boston
SATURDAY.. DEC. 10
Mails for Crest Drtzn lelild VIA QleensoFn anu Liverpool
by the steamship Republic close III supp eheltar Ms
Pos-O1cen D. steamship 'aib III .. m non
No ~ North River
For Europe va suthsmpton b. steamship Hanss
Supplementary hal . Closed 80 the Post
l3J otA.mp sails al n from F'r oo' o Ihrd
Mails for Aprra Pauarni the Central Solh Paefc
Ca'on. At 40 a >dppr'
Maj th Pos. Ohce az IL steam hp sails Al
II VI. Pier No 4. North River
Nassau Curacao and Fenel hY thr steamship
at l. N steamship sss al P H. IRON fe' No 0l'
North liyer
All Mails close a OcOcsa ~ The rO'ohce O9en rom "a
New-York tribune., 1874-12-15
COURT OF APPEALS.
ArpAYY. Dec. H.-PToceediugs j

ALBANY, Dec. H-PToceedlngs IN the Court OF
Appeals Monday. Dec. H. 1874: -
No l23-lIeurv McGrah respondent ag Tho NewYork Central
and Hudson River RIDsd Coupany app by samue
Hand o fr appellant and By A. Parser for ondrt
No l27-McesJ Wicke Appellant Frank Bowman, respond
-SdDu.sted.
No. I5O-Wm Gambling al respondents David Haigh
,ppesnArgu C. Gray for appellant and bT W. W. Niles Tor
respondents.
Nos l3l 13-The German Exchange Bank II Sew-YorE
ondent Mci Gooh appellant and same gt
br ssmu Hand counsel appellant and by Frank Lawrence
for respondent
" irwin respondent agt the Newfork Central
Hudson Railroad Com an-Asued BY q Coo ne OF
counsel lealt ald by A. T. ulng for respondent
l3SArew respondent agt Horace Valentine appel
aut Submitted.
No. l39 David H. Hull appellant sSt Geo Marvin respondent
--ubnItel.
Court adjourned to Tuesday Dec l5
New-York tribune., 1874-12-15
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

POST OF NEw-HoRK. .................". IA
Steamship Prlncor1 Bragg. Por',aai +: Am'.
stoa%sn9 Fal' b Phisic2,, ,ici l T. i,9 Eo,
SteSms6io b. sto wallace. PtiSeqli Jane, iiani. ,,
B Bar. fS by l Bacon cep MT r ,5.o s,o Il T. 1j { D'
BARK Victoria rcrfl Liza, Srae1ip' v,l, ~ rTrt E
Bark Ada (5rl. aca Baltimore Boy ; : H.4,sea.
Brs Bs Mar!e Dutch Hansen Maths Ny, a. vatbe
SOF R,g Dan Tro,bse Roger, BdIge,orn rrovbrdse kc~
scbf ". q. Mowrr baton Por' s,an Ion SGn.s L0lSa
sclr c5r saan, SaoSc Wad f;o,deaee Racse Bro
ScIr Garlsni Lgl.ay Ne"iaHs, J H. H'-aa n,.g TO-
Sehr H. /. R.ey, Cota ST. 1hOnas Pension ,O
Steamship Republic CBr Gesae Liverpool Dec , oueet
steamship Aal,e Andre Hd& GTeTe Aavep Nov 23' with
ms sse,%.5p a& P't; ccS ToS1sr A.pas pas. to
S.es2shp Cal Baker Charleston days. With ude and
PIs Steamship @ eS Barnes Cacmn
'a Sim 70 c"anti % IA Cen soenbern Pnieh Yog Il for Bre
T % Vee storm sai le.s ard pup broAc threw
some $50 barrels petroleum oyeroor iu'-ei 6cA Nov 70 isI
BsTk Liberia Richardson GaOoOn, W A. 81 days, with bar
SsE Dian, or Roth Tgans 81 Gays coastanrple IL
O'Gs Bar Bsiae CNor) sch,en.en Malaga . DAYS vh fruit
Brs fn Chc1ot O st. joha b. Ncoa ii la's
' Sns Robert Move o Haven Dearborn PO Spain Trinidad,
Br. Tfgiais Johu,to, s., Pierre Mari Ii ~
Big Eseaa oi Banscf White CocAban soor cilAs Nov 26
via De.wae breaA~..er iS day W.. ] sa' p ,h u
Brig sarah CroTel (of Windsor y So A.eecibO r. IL
DAYS viii m0lieeL
B Alfredo (Sp.n Cienfaeos . via Havana II days.
with molasses -
schr orensa Bosou), Arecbo T. r 10 iiT With nosses
Schr A, Z. LyOs. JtiIies. Baltimore
Sehr Palmer ranpeo ni - days With hides and
DOMESTIC PORTS.
i4.-Ibe Jaui.ti, NcgOreans via
yaua arnycl this aheuoen.
NoRFoIk Va bee 1.-THE steamship Geo. Washington from
sauo u,H,1go Ierk. hes pat Ia here COR cal.
FOREIGN POkIS.
l4.Ihe Nunsfd Lue steamship
Dee . tie he Lae
kir YsEk Dee }, 10th LyegIoo arrived bere
the orAsr Jestcrda AMI the after 800
DISASTERS.
Dee 1.-THE BARK " asgas. Nov 3
has uto taIOutE. u from
for QLeensio~n has pu Valparaiso esAy
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS
steamship Vancouver sad ~ o Hong
Kong Yokohama 300 passengers, LISA tons e CT slCGCO
treasu
Steamship Colorado sailed fom Hong Nors o Sau Francisco
iokohima Dee H. With tell cargo cattg 90 Can.
$50 bales om Shan 200 bA Aemp ior
Steamship hchougo arrived Panama he l2b Dec.
Fr.ue.sco VIA Mexican aLd Central Awcncaa ports.
Steamship Acapulco arrived at Aspuwa from NewYork Dec IL
Steamship Colon arrived Newiork from AspBsa Dee IA
ih0s Lotesi SaiD AeTs see Euia PQ4SA
New-York tribune., 1874-12-15

TO INC EdtFOT OF TIC ITtOUHt,
SIR: In The TRIBUNE of Dec. s we find
the Of Hamilton college In the list of the colleges
represented AZ tho intercollegiate Oratorcal Con
test" We wish to the statement as Hamilton
College will not be represented at the contest of Jan T.
1876 Hamilton does refuse TO compete bcoause she
In IN the intercollegiate
On the oOot<ary she has lively interest in aii
that cOnduoes elevate the standard OF scholarship
Oratory IN American colleges she believes the con
test will be efficient creating more friendly intimacy
between colleges should IL fan In primary
object Expressing earnest desire for the Of
enterprise, Hamilton College espectfuly dec
participate IL INTERCOLLEGIATE literary
FRANK y. CHILDs, lC.,r,,,,,o.
W. ii. DEWITT, ''
Clinton H. Y, Dec. H. 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-15
CRIMINAL NOTES,

At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday Pat
rick held $4,000 bail for firing pistol ball at rrtrcs
700 East Twehst and Peter helehe oil No. Ios
Avenue G. the saloon Of the latter, sunday mornns
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday before
Rcorer Hack pleaded guilty petit Larceny from The
person Prison for seven Annie Nc
M pea ei guilty OF sentenced the Penten
ry Charlotte Bikewe and Maud GRAY pleaded guilty
the PententafY tor SIX months
m William Caler Williams rs gu " Of attempts
larceny Tie former STATE Psoa for ~ years
be tel
New-York tribune., 1874-12-15
DECISION6-DEC. IA.

Smpc,i0r Court General Ttrm-By Mcneil, c. j."
and Car J-Cly GreEorThis motion ist be rarSaed on
Fntay. agt Pamey-hO!ou 10 usWIss aplea
granted " costs; opinion by Curtis j. ~,
Special Term-By Julge Segwck et a. sg Hanover
Nato al Bank ScMoton granted nem1raniun Midget a2
prt.rs ct sNoaon denied D1ener-hoton denied
ap The aR lay served insufficient: does not
near ta the trson omission he Defendant
Ner.anck al LOOlnneMOton that
defendant ss6es claim Of Sl379 81 econ 2i granted
Common Pleas Special Ierm-By Judge Van
Brun,.- Iurbner agt RooseyelL-Orler seiLel
for heport Of FrOdags tie Uatei states Supreme Court see
Third Pdye.l
New-York tribune., 1874-12-15

They were Des M0ines Q0wa) couple.
Happily they lived together for 80 years. IL a Of
pa OF milk She left 1t at the cellar He stepped
inIo IL. He was very and white when he cot up,
but all dripping he was. he went immediately TO seS
las
New-York tribune., 1874-12-15
NTyTATVRE ALMANAC

Sun nses.., 7:lS 4l Noon se1'''''''il2S
| DAY Y
saudy Hook 0Ot Gogs san1.. O;li Feu dat" f'ri5 2j5
| DAY.
Ssndy Hook. 0.3l GOV. s!ud LOO Hell Gaze Fer' 800
The New York herald., 1874-05-14

DOARD WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
ID IN a small private family within Is minutes walk
Of Broadway and Fourth street Address A. b. g., 757
Broadway.