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New-York tribune., 1874-08-01
TILE CITY RECORD BIDS.

William c. Rhodes, as Taxpayer interested
I'm the proper administration OF city affairs appeared
by his counsel, Richard OGorman before Judge Pratt.
IN Supreme Court, Chambers yesterday and asked that
the contract by which Martin b. Brown obtained the
prntng of The Ctg Record for 1874 should be declared
void IL appeared from his statement that nine bids
were offered for this work Browns being the highest
but one but he assigned the contract as he alone
had given the names of the sureties required by the
ordinance Mr.. Rhodes also offered bid. 5000 lower
than that Of the successful bidder The counsel argued
that case conceivable in which private informa-
ton mi gt be given 10 favored individual to follow
the provisions OF the ordinance rather than the speci
fcation The Assistant Corporation Counsel read the
ordinances shown that the advertisement for bids
ered to the sections giving the proper mode OF making
bids and that Mr. Rnodess bid thereby informal.
aud II Il had been In legal form, the Commissioners
would have glad accept It, He argued against
an Injunction against the printing or The Cuy Record,
pendiug the decision 1t would seriously cmbarrass
many OF the city Departments.
Mr.. OGorman asserted in reply that as there were 10
many Informal bids. II the duty OF tho Board Of
C Record to reject them ALL and advertise for
offers instead OF counenancing waste OF several thou
sand dollars year. Judge Pratt took the papers aud
reserved hts decision. This is the first under the
law restraining officials from wasting public money
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01
THE COURTS.
SUPREME COURT RULINGS.

| A LARGE NUMBER OF IMPORTANT SUITS DECIDED.
Some important decisions were given in Su-
preme Court, General Term, yesterday, Judges Davis
Daniels and Donohue presiding. Several OF the most
notable ones given below. In the suit OF william
Mcdonald agt The City, Judge Davis rendered deeis-
ion reversing OF the referee. Mcdonald had made
contract with the Superintendent of Roads for the
supply OF materials and payment being refused 0y tue
city brought suit therefor. On being brought before
referee judgment given In his favor The defense
was that through the neglect Of certain formaes by
the Superintendent, the contract void The city
appealed from this and that decision is now reversed
te Judge pointing necessity OF the adherence
TO the prescribed rules by officials and knowledge OF
the same on the part OF contractors Mr.. Parsons APP
peared for Mcdonald and Mr. Dean for the city.
The case of Lagraye who brought TO this country
under the charge OF defrauding his creditors again
brought ito public attention by the decision OF Judge
Daniels which all the orders of arrest obtained
against him by his creditors. The decision was in the
particular OF Herman Backerack. The lower court
declined to vacate the order or arrest Judge Daniels
holds that Lagrave entitled TO the protection OF
France should be returned there unless he had been
taken away under the rules OF the Extradton Treaty
THIS decision applies all the other orders OF arrest
The plea OF the creditors that he had waived his right to
return to France by giving bail, was annued Judge
Daniels says After the purposes OF justice are salts
fed as TO the particular oense for which the party NAV
be surrendered then his right TO return again to the
protection or the laws ne was pr Neu VI loi tc SP
pnirct allowed by the treaty, Is clear aud absolute"
Charesl W. Brooke appeared for Ligrave d. NJ Porter
fo- the complainant a., ,,
the lower court affirmed This was an action Tor
goods sold aud delivered The deense was that the de-
fendant married woman, had no separate estate
goods In question were not Tor the Dete NJ OF
married womaus separate estate. The PROOF showed
tnat defendant went TO the planfs store stated
thai she had Just purchased house for Residence ana
wished 70 bny furniture 10 furnish IT that the
goods were sold and charged to her and not to her hs
band delivered to and used in the premises speched
arpfpr reel "a
PENDANT appealed. Judge Daniels says In his decision
As the usc acquired by her for the residence oil
herself aud husband AID was useless for tlat pur
pase unfurnsned tine debt contracted Tor the price OF
the furniture created for the Improvement OF the de-
fendants separate property. OrIancO l." stewart APP
peared the appellant, and William Henry Arnoux Oi
Aruoux Ri,cn * Woodford for respondents
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01
THE sTFyENS BATTERY.

The famous Stevens Battery now lying un-
finished the dry dock at Hoboken Is offered ior saie
NV Commission appointed for that purpose by recent
40, ot the NewJersey Legislature. The sale Is TO be
made In November and the vessel will be disposed
Of in parcels II necessary The Commissioners are Gov
parker. Vice. Chancellor Dodd, and the Hon. W. W.
aud the g. b. Dod executors OF the Stevens
This battery the invention OF the late Robert
L. Stevens Of Hoboken. The keel OF the vessel was laid
in 1854. and the work slowly continued until Mr. Stevenss
death Afterward his brothers. James C. and Edwin A.
stevens endeayored In vain to have the vessel com
peted and accepted by the Government Al last. Edwin
A. Stevens having inherited his brothers share died.
leaving the vessel by will to the State OF NewJerscy
and appropriating tiOcoOoo to finish her Under the
supervision Of Gen. Mcclellan aud Isaac Newton,
she was completely rebuilt, and changed into
monitor. But tho funds failed, aud
question arising the ownership, the State author
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01
THE ADVENTURE OF A HORSE.

A rather queer case, involving the owner
shin NJ a eandered horse, has arisen in Brooklyn IL
appears that lawyer named Charles A. Condit owned
a handsome Hamoetonian mare, which was taken SICK
with ganders it was stated, n few days ago AS the
disease Is contagious. Mr. Condit, on the advice OF
veterinary surgeon, and In compliance WITH the rega
o,s of the Board OF Health, sent the animal To the
ocaI do.k 70 be shot. Edward Clark, the ofal con
tractor consulted another surgeon. who SAID that the
did not have the ganders Clark kept possession
NJ the mare. which recovered IN few days, but was
taken TO a stable IN North feminist, r: D.. i0r lut
hnr treatment Clark been offered $3.50 for the an
NAL INT has refused accept the offer The surgeon
consed by Mr. Condit, hearing OF these facts mace
against Clark for violat ngtthe Health laws In
Leening a glandered horse within the city mlts ihe
asa was adjourned by Justice walsh yesterday. Con
az, r. a. saied now desires to the surgeon VINO sad
,hnt the horse was gandered. Clark retains posses
sion Of the beast claiming to be the owner.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01
MUNICIPAL OUTL1 Us.

THE BOARD or ESTIMATE AND APP0RT1oNNENI-
S3OOG00 MORE REVENUE BONDS TO DE ISSUED
A REDUCTION or WORKING FORCE.
The Board of Estimate aud AppOrtiOnment
met Yesterday There were present the Mayor, Con
trolcr and Mcssrs. Vance and Wheeler The minutes
OF the preceding meeting were read by Mr.. Wheeler.
On motion Of the Controller, they were Iaid over un
the next meeting. resolution was taken up that was
of red at the last meeting in effect requesting the Con-
roor TO notify each OF the departments and officers
OF the city and county and the officers OF all institutions
entitled by law TO allowances of money from the city
OH before Sept. l, TO send TO the Board OF E'tF
mate and Apportionment an estimate OF ther
expenditures specifying in detail the OBJ
ec;s thereof statement OF each OF the salaries OF
their officers clerks. employees and subordinates This
was adopted. The Controller offered resolution en-
powering bin to $4,000 assessment bonds from
time time at q rate of interest not exceeding seven
per cent The Controller said that the debt or the CITY
was increasing account OF the reduisitions which
were made on from time to time by the various de
partments He exhibited certain acquisitions Of the
Department OF Pdbhc Works proof. petition was
received the officers of the EewYork Free Medical
College for Women, at No 81 st. Mark's-place, setting
forth that the institution $4,000 In DEBT for which
the officers held responsible that they have never
before asked FOR pecunary ala from tne city anu Inat
nelp this time would be very desirable. The petition
lald until the next meeting. The meeting then
adjourned somewhat to tine surprise OF those In the
vicinity, repetition OF the wrange which occurred ut
the previous meeting having been looked for.
The Commissioner OF Public Works issued circular
yesterday announcing that, IN consideration OF the
reduced OF the appropriations Tor the malnte-
nance and care OF the public buildings he deemed II
necessary TO diminish the working force TO keep within
the appropriations To aid all OF the present force 10
the fullest extent consistently with economy he mad
deemed advisable to suspend oneaf OF the force Tor
term and their restoration TO remove the other
halt This plan had been settled upon In order tat all
pesded sde pTcs TestsrdSS sr S:'' '"''-''
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01
DECISiONS-JuLY 81.

Supreme Comt-Generdl Trm-The Supreme Court.
so,|So.h pavi. P j. john R. Brsiy, Charles D,as, } J.
Mchs.S h. and northern In,u. r. Co.
for lease judgment and for reference under tie az
DENYING motion wboat preuos further papers. opuos
BY Daniels JOSEPH Williams app .g Jane: irving ,osrssI Il
men be .chargsd and Inserting % order hi reference D.
resp sgt William Williams app-orer reversed with $40 costs.
potion sm sG@g sp seqs1 & W.. 1 Ms2s So p s
West Virginia 0re rever' and or directed ior euo,a ot
By Brady ii..ennz The uchan,u Fa on compny ap;
motion grated costs DAVIS Bem.n-s
.RD g %sR M D. w.oP and ss s S''SS Moore % Il
Benjamin T. Lunk e. al app-Josnent reversed and u.s.
Joh cas.. sO1 a The oom%s waresoust co. resp
Order Court below and O5sr directed continuing h. ~
sIseatSr sa esos sgt FTals sse. .pp-aisn
G WoodfSs 1's'.s sSd a1ehs s John
YER Tsf ,eS co5T for SS.as ID. e @ % @ s .
adment reversed and ts GsdsE.a Win cost. 70 s.' q.
bert asye and Others spporisr reversed and motion s,ani
fred I.srsys spp-orieI reversed and motion granted
ltow sone%an sDP a Meyer & p ,s.a %. Ass
De Camp sppJudgment reversed ana new trial ordered es 70
Wson Jument for defend.nts With opinion BY DAVIS,
PJ John Anna LocswoOd mpedei-Jut@eo, re.
'sS % snS M6c @fs sa @ SIasi S@is The M'S
Charles ais era Ssfsso Ssiss r tsS sen ssD sps
reversed ana ne" is o'aeIs @ , Ssbsr,e M
sn En- tadSSs @S So. opno o & j. @ sss Bn Il Se~ors
Daniels Blvd Cleh agt ee south Side r 90 Of Long
reversed motion deaet with opnion ~
Dav. g. TSidken, resp sgt MARI A. Canirel-Orfe re.
ami motion gantei opinion by Baoy Henri H.
uervorh resp att Henry Vokeman, sppJndgment snrme
opinion by DDe LOusa d. We resp asi Jesee spsmsa
reversed and Trial ordered cost 20 abide event.
opiuon By Davis j. James Devoe agt DAVID Natter
Order orcer directed accordance vi the opinion orr
10 he settled p opinion BY Davis P j. Wm L. Boyd,
eIr app Jno de Montague -Jadsnent reversed AID
ordered abide opinion By Dar!elr James
L. anxav resp the Mayo ScOrleI rcversed and motion
opinion BY Davis j. Mills resp at me nor
l-Orer reversed denied With ~ Dsys,
r J. Stephen Dilon pn sgt The Peope-JldgDens
Giobins :. ky al ssi
sarah A. Long sppJufgmen rEed With opinion BY Daniels.
J. The People fhoma, G. Chalmers, ta-Juigmen re-
ver,ed and new trial ordered ABIDE opinion ~
Daniels. J.
ton-In desire the District Attorney Ia put 10
srris-Memorandum. Natrons sg hsYton
without norandnm Bsden rf Center 4
Parade Ground '0r
Counsel John Gallagher M deoIed
memorandum Hoyey Rubber ZIP Pencil Co-hOuoD ssnie.
Neal u Morrison-0rier settled
.Supeyior Court-SDecai Term-Bv Judge Sedg-
yicl-Dece act De-Deeee declaring msrss btweoD the
ulIa nj IVoid
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01
CRIMINAL. NOTES,

August Reinhart. who was indicted abont eight
the house Of fivar sudnr
leased q 900 bail john ReSIer Is his snret.
At the Essex Market Police Court Yesterday.
before Justice Kasnre MsrB osehn Nn BaaVH aod John j.
Sedacs boys h 300 bail each for INTO the 's'as
lead They THURSDAY Hlgb wle enng no
liar Wtsh Of 10 GIG hast rbirteeaha
$1,000 brcrg the Of Fer ooe a. No.
622 East Trteer h teav morning snd seanr $50 roh ~
eobne him eec, d the shra,
he aTreitod.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court Yesterday.
before Justice Murray John Bonhurg committed defann y
$500 bsil for hayag stoen ,Sns household properly sued '-o
from Barbett of No 20 Thomps'n-'t Ihur-,y last
Day before The yessf-
II be bered that DAy sod watch TINS
yhch serEai proved have been oen On TO
Sergeant prOdued wsaese, who testified has
he the watch from who tecease Jnshee hnTry
dismissed the ordering the Sergeant to return go he boahs
he watch Which edrne
owner been tonorahv acquitted o. tie ohargs
preferred "A gentleman informed Ohor ht"y OF e
night last that thief BID pesed BIS
acrwai the saloon No lZ2 Beehefst
by the oaIkeeer WiDs
Dunson named Michael TobLn sd beaten aroi
manner brought Ohcer eurT OF the Fifteenth
AMI both arrested ierJa they seT bonght
and fotn to Bacssels Island Tor
days while DunsiOn held for tral IN Sl,OVV bail
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01

zed her SALE the proceeds TO be paid into court In
general appearance the vessel resembles monitor iron
clad. The hull has the usual comparative proportions
OF sea going hlghpUwered steamers IL ~ double, the
inner and eparaed by about "a inches
the bottom and inches at the top. There are two
decks. By means OF seven transverse bulkheads the
ship divided into separate water tight compartents
The sides to be protected by armor 10 inches thlck
composed best boler-plsfe, having "a tensile
strength OF $1,000 pounds square inch OF cross Sec
ton The tirret has not yet been constructed III mas
been proposed 10 make II 30 feet in diameter, with
an IRON sheath 10 to 1s inches thick The heaviest
armOr In use Is only 10 Inches thick Inc guns pro-
posed 10 be used are two 20-inch Uaitcd States naval
bore guns throwing 10i0pound shot and weigh
ing 95VO pounds each Toe vessel has Tour nam en-
zines with GGJ hOrse-power The boilers have $40
sausre feet OF crate ana $4,000 square feet OF heating
surface. The motive power Is furnished by two screw
propelors s feet In diameter with three blades aud
pitch OF n feet The is built FOR great speed, ana
calculated that she Will able u make 20 miles AN
hour The Commission has issued pamphlet contain
ing detailed description oi tue vessel She has been
examined Dy the representatives OF four foreign GOV
ernnonts who arc supposed to contemplate purchasing
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01
+. X. WiNsHIP's DEFENSE.

The hearing of the case of +. X. Winship be-
fore Lew A. Fuller. the referee, continued yester-
day. Mr. Ellis. OF the defendants counsel stated
his case which was that the moneys paid by the plain
tif 10 the defendant for his he deendants use.
and He SAID that the defendants business
we'll known, and that II he Incurred any losses In
business those losses fell him and not On the persons
who advanced the money. The defendant testi-
fed that until Nov. u. 1873. his business
was purchasing and discountiDg pay aud
seizure claims. HIS first transaction with
the plaintiff ian 49, 1871 and at that time the
plaintiff represented hy ihird parry ne sIn 'hdt
he ne yer had much with the piantn pbUl
whei her business prvutaDo not. Ibe piaihtiu
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01

require that the climate be changed sha De 80
frequent give moist, damp SOIL IN which eggs can
neither deposited with comfort nor hatche1 win sue
but as this change Ia Impossible, no reinedy
would appear likely to be found.
After ALL the grasshopper s not near slcD pest as e
IL supposed. New settlers who unacqualnted WIN
him, scared. and they think the country unnhaba
far less damage tnan - doie by urohth
Atauic states Utah Is IN the heart OF the grs
hopper region and also OF tho cricket REGION wcn lst
have bsen 30 thick the railroad track iof SNORT us
tances as 10 make tue locomotive wheels ny aTonhi
without traction and yet In no other part OF thc Uheu
States Is the yield OF wheat higher and noWhere cise
are pears grapes peaches. plunl aprlcgts auu an Ine
small fruits grown more successfully. Tue siule ~ W
SAID Montana and Idaho, and yet the psOpe nave
made no outcry have they solicited contiOuI0hs
from the Sfates though in tho early days while heids
were eaten with a decided relish California Is afncted
In like manner hut people growing rich, so tha
whole, the GrasshOppeF seems 10 cease 10 De n
all con when one gets used 10 him III other eaiamies
could be easily met tue world wOuli be hippy one
for the farmer II the eects OF pr0racted dT0utb or
OF long periods OF wet weather brought no greater ais
aster what the grasshoppers briggs all wonld DC
we'll II ans means could be derived for making g0Ou
crops grow millions UI exhausted acres DotI NOrt
ana South the gr5shoppcr might take heavy tOs OF Az
crops and the country would be vastly the richer; or
tue agric ultural colleges aud papers could make Tue
Farmers, llyug hand % mouth ana cheating
the merchants out OF sugar aud cotton cloth by payng
IN butter that posed OF tor grease 60 To work
Icligellly and honestly the result would be 50 pr0ha
bic that many sects could be tolerated, Dnt the
truth wherever there Is real good farming the desruc
ton by Insects ~ comparatively iSDt.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01

The Board Tor the Revision OF Assessments consisting
OF the Controller Corporation Counsel, ana Recorder,
were TO have met yesterday but the session was ad
journed for want OF quorum. The Controller heard
informally the complaints OF Adam Neidnger as 10 tue
negligent manner In which the work OF paving sixty.
hrdst from Secoudaye TO the East River and that OF
Mary g. Pnchney, claimed tuat her assessment for
regulating aud gra ling Onehundred aud ST.
was seven times than ought to be. The Board
will meet ON Tuesday.
The payros OF the officers. clerks, engineers &c. OF
the Department of Parks sent TO the Finance De-
partment Yesterday aud their payment depends the
future action the Commissioners in regard To the re-
entiOn or dismissal workmen. for If these salaries
are charged the maintenance fund.- the discharge OF
the construction force Will eDsue.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
eATrRDAy. AUG |

sATCRDAY ARG. l.
Mails FOR Great Britain and Ieaud aud Liverpool,
b tie steamship CITY Of Richmond i ~ Supeem'n,
Mail isc al PosrOhce Steamship S
D. m. fromP Pier No. 40 North River.
For Cntuen and bg tie steamship Neekar msi es
at .3oa IN Suppemeaary NAL Is closed at TIE Poet Ofs
y. Steamship sails al n from loot oil imns no
bOken -, A.,
Mail. to, South Pasnc steamship Aca
puco close IN. Supplementary Aa = os"' .t ~ POST
okc. al II a. m steamship ~ NJ. from Pier No " " IL
Ms for Nneras &C, by the steamship s'5n1rb
close at D. ID. steamship sails non Pier No 81 ~
SUNDAY. ARG 2.
All Mails O'Clock VI. Tue fossohee o'eB hon
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01
CIVIL NOTES.

During August the State courts 10 this city
will hod sessions except In Chambers.
Judge Lawrence, in Supreme Court, Cham.
bers yesterday gave notice that he had been unable TO
render decision the application made by John ID.
Townsend FOR writ OF and stay OF proceedings
the OF Duncan J. Tcmpoton. convicted Of an at
upon the life OF has wife, inasnuch The District
Attorney mad Submitted any brief owing 10 .
similar gect the part of the Corporation Counsel.
he unable 10 at any decision in relation TO
the public parade ground.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF YEw-YoRK ..........".........Jr' 81
CLEARED
Steamship Republic (B) Gieat, Liverpool via Gueeuosp J
'C S,ssmshp "a The oueeu tB) Bragg Liverpool " na.
Steamship BEl blnge LYerpoo va SH's"Hp 'psss
stesms Andes Br Porter Kingston, s.aOa se > FOr.
steamship Ellen Terry. se~beO c. Murray, Ferris
Steamship Ann Ella RcAsri.. rllsdsphn J.%s Hand
SSp BorDeo so Shaw Iiavre g W Ber,aar
Bar Bar iSH,sa hSs & bs!i.e 1oRS RsSso Ss'I T. +
B.!s poesor S9F s@fsI;Gs S1.i tSs' & l'
Bsrk Albert Seausn (er, ebnau BmeE, rheO Roger
B.Is Es. fs%sr NS;n M Ss tt5. tsd 'S sis Sy
Bsfi sunshine CLARK, konir.ocIg y. Ne!,'a j.
Bar. Asl Bt s Astsss hST H6, aOosei0S "a
Bars Coueabtea (AOLl, ssrsh, S0eAh'. Tieus Boeh-
hisu Brs Pearl Briggs Port sp,in Tra,d Daniel rosbrse
Bns Veteran (BLl hadon, saasO DOnIsU ,t'. aues ard
Bhs L. Creole ,Dath) Schubert st Kti' Jones LousA
Bris Wave (Brl faerr rata b"ni, tr'.cs hr1
Bns August tGerL Rus Hamburg. Funcb. Bd,e 4 60.
B"s Mara /. d'1ll kna9e Gloqes.gs tHg 20 ss.fpr
Mlbel Thm. kaa!al Charleston BenteJ, G]enee'eb
Sesr A. L. Putnam, sp.aiug, San Bh, Pierre. Min-'
schr j. W. Boyd Smith. Baltimore, W Caalwer,:
sehr hna Moaso@ery: glca sies Ca Warren Ray.
se6r Sea Flower, LlAeOlu, weilteet, Fisher a Co.
ARRIVED.
STATE Of Nevada tuew Bt Br,es Gho~ Ju, 10 vie
steamship Tssus CSI july in L
BARK Anua tGer.l. Jessen. loJo l3S days, with
Bng safo spsB Arnon. MAJ Asaes r. H. "a ~b $4,000
In specie asd ballast
.cuoossRs-Rivks AID ce.sr~.s
J. Wood Virginia. NJ \ flbbetts Virginia
J. H. Rapp. Virginia Bxeruon, vIrginia.
q. II. Hopsms. Nirglnis bteefe. Aler4ndna
Providence, NJ. A. hydef Providence
Wate Rock, Providence Hstue Lou, Providence.
T. NJ Baxter. Providence fsnuy Fern, Posidenes
John Croetford Proviieace b l. Ihompson fsSteeAet
A. K. saaord Pawtueket \ y. Goodwin Stanford
A. K. Glover. Fall RIVER = Desn, r.auioH
Samuel Crocksr, Taunson. j. H. Sh@aoe. Hartford
{. y. Shuas, Aew'AAyen
SAILED.
ss Neptuae and Leonard for Evecol barhs Hrgn for Leer.
Holland; Eeano fOf Losion bngs brsl Tor bSi hs sPns
Brd fre for Richmond, Va Dashswaf lot Nor
fos sch Mar, Bartlett for Pu. keoaui to 81 Jsos rs
Caller, BaeDos Ayrs " H. Nsa bans s sshnaoss
MIND-sanssI moderate. T. w clear
MEMORANDA.
The deree towel Johns r. by the ehr Charles t
Prs 5e The before fepofs~
The prise N valued 81 $40 OuO.
DOMESTIC PORTS. -
prox Jy ylArn,-d steamship Nesipeoe from Phbderhsv
h.rx sehno aL Duhhp, Aeaie Hale ho~ irAda't
.eh, K,u- a Robinson nom Phisi~tpbis.
IKvn, Del ylrAe seAzAhps tDdAes for Liverpool ana
r.. Ior s,on horpsg The ehrs haas h,wss
and kiwip, here viii sxosfaos fsfses
FOREIGN PoRrs
c,.,., Jaly SlThe pe steamship Gsuosaas
bsurps frvm July lS arrived a. tbs pof. soSsy
ifor Latest Shap Nss0s sec Ssseso fs@sI
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01

asked him questions and seemed thorouehly IN.
formed about the balure OF his deendants business.
The a. which he received ON plaintiff went 10 form
part OF his business capital, which was composed OF
money advanced 10 him at heavy interest by six or
eight different persons.
The case was adjOuraed until Monday, Aug TO- when
the fnrthcr examination and crosse exdtnation OF tie
defendant will DC conducted.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01
NISIATURB ALMANAC

s,n &c sun sets ...... 10 Moon 9S3
BAY-As
l00S Island l0iS lieI Cat r'rrr u
Day
1880 GOy is II liei Gate FeH'l<'So
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01
P1ySEyGERS ARRIVED.

FROM GLASGow-Ea steamship STATE Of Mazda July 3l-A
Rgg Anirew Watson j. L. Peae Capt BroNa A Janet sie"
Mr. and MIs Hy. NJ. Lesis.