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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-30
DSPARrUHx OE msEiGS MAILA
TfyB0DAY. yuHu 30.

TUB6DAY JuHn 30.
Maa Brcpe Queenstown and Liverpool per steamship Ne
Odoe 1t i30p from Pier No. 40 X
For Continental French, ssd Hsmbnrs Mails via Hamburg per
nship Herder mails cios ~ Supplementary mali
1.-THE Po,0hee atl 80 Steamship sails H m from
Mails Tor Havana Indies pr Cseent CITY
close m Supplementary Mail closed At ne Post once
AZ 40 Steamship sails nj pm. from Pier No is NJ
Mails for syti etc. the stesmhp Metropolis close m
steamship sails at p m. from Martins Stores BrookiJa
WEDNESDAY. JULY l. -,
Russia close AZ D. Supplementary Mail closed al the Post
OGe 230p Steamship sails at m from Cunard DOCK 'e
SER Ctr. 49,. L.. -, q ,
m Steamship sails at y m. from Per No. T. ~ r.
For Germsp. Danish Mail by steamship dm bmno.
mail. IL NJ Supplementary Mail 10 closed a. the roH
Ohce Steamship sails At from Pier foot Of inno
". Hobeten ,u...~ 80
Mails for Plymouth Chebourg and Hamburg b, smsnp
posrOnos At i;i5 ssashp sails from pier foot OF
Mails for Iiayaaa direct nv the steamship City Of Merida close
n m Supplementary Mail closed at the PostOmce a. z;ao
IN Steamship sails at D. IRON Pier No North h'er
- FRIDAY. joy 3.
x.I Tor iiiir r. g. the NsvYerk Po0 hes ever
iaJ at D. m, and goes Boston
SATURDAY.. july T.
M,u for Ireland Queenstown and Liverpool
steamship City at sesmshp sails at m.'
from Pier No. ~ North kivrr. -.
Far Europe via Bremen by the steamship America
mails close Supplementary Mail Is closed At the ros
Oace LILO Steamship sails at IL from Pier oos oi
st.. Hoboken ~ -,
Ali Mails close ALL 0closI N The to''ono' open h0"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-30
THE TRIAL OF MARK GILL POSTPONED.

In the Court of General Sessions yesterday,
when the case OF Mark Gill; who indicted for murder
ing Mortimer Sullivan in bar-room. at Murray and
ney Fellows of counsel for Gill; asked that tho trial be
postponed the ground that he had just come into
the case and had not had time TO prepare for 1t. He
could, he said, II time given him, satisfy jury
that the circumstances surrounding the shooting OF Sui
Ivan such indicate the absence OF any pre-
meditated attempt the part Of GILL; He was at the
time OF the shooting, suffering from delrium which
rendered him entirely irresponsible for his acts II did
not however entirely his crime but only took it
OF the category OF murder in the first Degree Dis
trictAttorney Phelps who has charge Of the prosecu
tion claimed that counsel had had ample time to get
ready for trial. and that there good reason why
Mr.. Phelps, Mr.. Fellows said: This has been
pressed to trial with unusual speed and the prison
ers life Is at stake time should DO given him to
work up his defense The alleged murder only took
place little over week ago. and since then, counsel
have not been able to talk with all OF the witnesses Tor
the prisoner.
Recorder Hackett said that In his opinion counsel had
had enough time to complete thersdeeDse and that he
good reason why the trial should not proceed.
Mr.. Fellows said; We only ask till wednesday, and
II, by that une mud that we are not able To show
that Gill is not guilty OF murder IN the first degree we
will go and the best with what witnesses
have. EX District Attorney Gdryin said that he had
that he had not been able to converse with
certain very Important witnesses, and that as mans
life was In Issue, IT was no more than Just 10 the
prison ,r to grant short pOstponenent OF the tal
After some further dscusson X corder Hackett gave
the defense I'LL Tomorrow, wnen, he said, the trial must
z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-30
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIvBRPOOL-ln slnamsh,p CITY Of Paris June 29Wm
P,dug Mr. Misses Bizeow James Thatcher Miss Pnsci
NsIon Mra sn Fouls Mr. Jaratt Mr. AMI Mrs d. Wall AMI
ipant IS Veroa A. yeron. Cassn Mrs Cssn samuel
Cole Mdle yioetta La Coue Louis krat Mother Mary St
Pranc Mother Nary Dr. Lyuch John Prior John gaey
Tlsy Lyon. Mrs Eani Master stem.r Wm Bent M and
Mrs Andrews Cbas sng s. T. Brow Henry YORK. u ho"e"
B. Ru,herfr Robert Wells Laheu W. B. ycsson uo,,.,
FROM LIvERPOOL-ih sLaushtp OcSdnle June Z3-ho'ner
ade Mother Mar, ST. Scholastic Mother Mar s., 10,
Mother gnsu Mober MARI St Aphonse Mother Mary
Abges Miss Wright Mis- A. Bartlett A. H0dssS9 , m5
Mrs Oh rlol. and servant wbitmcre, L. sehra James
p FARRELL, Rev. Henry Rnaudo. Rev. Francs hegn,
Charles w. Crane. Capt Nesv John WILSON, A.
T. Knight G. H.. Finger Emman, THO. Mee Edw Gndley Mrs
Gndey w. Androws, T. Ottwe W. CLEMSON Rev. Octave
Merteo Mb SPEECH Rev Levi, Mahsry Rev Fon'n Bsen
tel Rev Joseph Glad. Rev Aphonse Yoerte Rev hcoiiu'
PIedng. Rev. Aqsus kranm,e Reg, Joseph Dc smeaS H.
the Rev Joseph s.en the Rev Joseph Pee%an the Rev
Ded the Rev Father Gas,ve !ansniu the Rev Father Hubert
CutkbrsoD Frank simpson Robert MARTIN o. rem
deton, G Pendo, M. futhi Miss Tat9i Mrs Pepdstp9
Miss Ida NJ Miss N I. Hopkins r. H. Striker d. L.
striker d. Mas Alexander, Mrs A. H. Hoberon
Mrs H. H. Day Kate Williams, JOHN Hall R grubb D. Gran.
Parrow Mr. sclefsr @. Edwards, Bnle H. Muld.ur r A.
jameson f. H. Br,ntngbam Mrs ~ G. Braningham. H. sweend
Cha Gardner Gsriner and innt Mrs David Southern Mrs
Louis Rusy Mrs macseatosh Fernants Jones MIS- Jones' MIS-
Jennie Jones Haser William Jones NJ WARM MTA H. Prce, w.
Wsddlngtop. Mrs {. Alexander, Mrs. b. b. Hochkiss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-30
VNSAFE BUILDINGS,

Buildings reported unsafe during week ending Saturday June a.
1874: 49, ,
Cdar No. l53 unsafe front wall ntels floors; Edward
Burke, owner.
West Twenty Iht No. 800 gable wall rendered unsafe
from in progress aourning PREMISES JACOB Cohn
Dowung No. unsafe FIST and secoDd stov beams, also the
chnneys and ceilings; J. Halenbsck agent
Nnt6ae esr 2o2 north gable wall n. E.
Halsey,
No 1856 unsafe easey pier and party
wall walls cnimneys: Mrs. c. Gardner
TwenYeconlt, No. 1885, dangerously unsafe generally
Ramona EstayeI owner.
Bowery 1872 unsafe souhey gable wing erenOn Bbrdss
MoroDt Nos 10 and 81 uu, party fence Orphan Ay
luIn. Seventy -fDurth-st., owner.
Nos II AMI 49, unsafe party fence, in Jsrd James W.
Wlett,
No "a unsafe aoors found.
East Twenty seondst, No. PA tea unsafe generality Ernest
Gsbler,
East No. 2l6 unsafe PIERS trout wall Ghmuer
arches and 6re-piaces; Ernest |sbler, owner.
Eat No. 2l8 UNSAFE piers foundaon
walls. foundation Ernest Gabler.
Vest Foryevenhs, No 3l5 unsafe secoHdsto fOor beams
John F. Rottmann owner.
Hudsonst 1885, unsafe wall; Isaac Fisher
Snoast NO. ISL unsafe aoors and Frame and and
Annst., No 10, unsafe chmneys Decker estate.
hundred 13l, chmney clso
roof William II. Rsynor owner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-30
A CITY CONTRACT PRESERVED.

Suit was brought in the Supreme Court,
Circuit, before Judge Van Worst yesterday
dearly $40, being ten per cent purchase
money and auctoneer's fees for lot which he pur-
chasd from the ciy, at Observation-Disclosures
st. and Third ave., in 1861 Tne action was brought ON
the ground that though he made repeated application
the city never gave him a conveyance, and that the
city had no right to sell ground acquired and reserved
for public USE The defense that the title deed was
ready all the time in the Controllers office, but that the
plaintiff refused to pay the interest aud taxes which
had accrued The Court decided that there was no evil
dence Of the ground having ever been reserved for
public use, the presumption was that II never had
been, since the city held for the plaintiff and WAS
ready 10 transfer IL payment OF interest anu taxes
and ON securing paying balance of the purchase
money. The plaintiffs prayer Tor relief was therefore
denied and he adiudged to complete the contract
mentioned in the complaint.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-30
DECISlONb-JUSE 20.

Superior Court-SpecidI Ierm-By Judge Sper-
Knoep art the Kings County Fire Insurance Company Persse t
Langdon.-Orders of reference granted.
B Judge Van White ct a-Orier settled
By Judge LusugAotion for denied
granted defendant ~ el3 weekly without preju
plaintiffs applying for future notifications she may
Common Pieas-Specidl Term-Bv Judge Loew.-
Shafts Mutual Life Insurance CompABMotioa for
granted payment OF $40 Tule sg fleetMoon
parish N g. A. brazilian Steamship Company for denied
without Thomas Lasrne-Moton Injunction
denied Nen sg Warren the people &c OF NevYot ag
meoranums for counsel Gsrraghan ag WsouMoon
Denied Mcdaniel ag sehnt -Mouop 10 eonhm referees report
sad discharge assignee granted
Supreme COurt-Circuit-Pdrt IIL-By Judge Van
yo-Geary ag The Mayor &C. n Yygnent defendant for
Affirmative relief the tOPiDion) Tracey al Watson
Motion trs denied tAemorsndum) Hill Eesiehe
CoJuigmen for plaintiff lophion) Devs BaneA
Case and amendments settled.
C1am5er By Judge DaviaIn the matter k
Order granted.
SpaI 7trm.-By Judge Van Brunt-Bevey sgt Puriy-Case
settled. -, 4, ii.
By Judge Donohue-wye agt stiWelL-tsee memorsndun)
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Martin Duffy was arraigned at the Tombs Police
yesterday larceny He himself
Of Richard w.rreu No. 234 Wess Oh Sunday night after
ed fd the cash Of its $lA 81
but his love for liquor prevented bis escape he wa, found the
oniug intoxicated Justice Hsnde held hm
Cassidy picking pocket Of Daniel
heal, watch, weeks since, held in 81 900 bail
Justice Morgan being absent the further invest-
cation into the charge against VIM Shaw until
~ O'Clock "A complaint was made yesterday
VIM Morgan John simpson, aud Charles sanbon who attempted to
en Bank but owing
counsel they until today IA second complaint
made against Gillespie Mcclure for highway robbery
GorcI Of No. 35Sest Twenty dfh IT. who With John Maen
bof Saturday morning where they robbed
bail Of he prisouers liked 5000 in each case
At the Yorkville Police Court yesterday. Richard
Poven u gast Twenty fOurhs, v" held IN 81 800 bail
ton liquor saloon frsve Geo Monagu
thieves red on Friday the
resdepce of MI Herlog 10 West ghh-st .
verwae in their possession were committed In default Of
BOO ball. Of Mr. HeHog being The comp
Cogan Sunday night last struck John Coupe o No
with cshook while the Hunters Point Ferry
WAS held a defHult Of 500 bail
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feqal Notices.


NETWORK SUPREME COURT, KINGS
IN CO-ALPRRD b. LEWIS plaintiff. against THE CHICAGO
AND CHINA TEA COMPANY defeadant sunmons-for relief
lom defendant above nsmo lou hereby
oned In this action which will
be ed in the CLERK Of the County Of Kings At the Court
bou,e said County Of the said
eomo,nt on the his once No. 90 Wast, HewYok
CIV within Ct this
elusive of serce and fail to the ssd
Aforesaid, the plainly In ts aeoon viii
apply Court for the relief demanded IN the complaint
dated New-York, Deeember o, 1873
TREADWELL CLEVELAND, PAinhs ATTORNEY 90 W alh NY.
Tn. sbovented fd the 2Sth day Of
NAV 1874 in Of the Clerk Of the County Of Kings Brooklyn
New.York TREADw ELL CLEVELAND, Plaintiffs ATTORNEY.
rINHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
Il YORK-BY THE GRACE or GOD PRER AMP INDRPEND-
EST-(CauopTo all TO whom these shal
especially the creditors VI RALPH WHEkLER Of
CITY Of Hudson n T.. greeting:
YoS and hereby summoned and ted personally
"a and Judge Of the County
lunba AZ Courthouse In the City OF Hudson, said
eouDry on the 2sh OF July A. d. 1874 IL o'clock In the
then and attend the fna accounting Of
AARON c. MACY assignee OF RALPH WHEELER, In the
Leoe CREDITOR proof the claims Of
ton vey distribution
hereof fail not
In testimony whereof said County Judge has heupts his hand
Hudson this 2Oh day Of June thousand eight hundred
nd seventh four. .-.
June 20. 1874 JOHN CADAAN,
County Judge OF CoumbiA County. N. \.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCk
PORT OF NEw-YORI

PoBT OF NETWORK ..........".....".."JusH 20
CLEARED.
Steamship Prsnoonia. Bragg. Portland. p. Amea
steamship Gs%SS %. ' ssS: p w. K w k!s''''I
Steamship Aususte Andre tBg Grre. Antwerp funch Edre
Ship Lord Lyndhu tBr Clark Liverpool B.rcl., Livingstone
DARK Appia tNorl Peterson, Rotterdam, &: Tobias Co.
R.Is Fs9 o Ss Belfast . nsRei Rd
Bari Liberia ESA.1 santa Ra I GS s Y.si w ysea
BARK Loase wichari Willie D,nt1c Puneh Eire Co.
Aieiie Norris Takey Baeno Ayres John Norton jr
LSs ys,,e Corr, or F;%Sos sJsss. ssa. Co.
Big EtA (BrJ, swain, ST. Pierre Heasy Parker
ss af TT j. r Re.. T,op Taunton
s sRf S n,is ii Home sH BSa
Schr George " Rchars (Br.l Robnon.--. Pension "a.
sehr Americ. (Br.J. G.Iiaii, MOvllle C. W. Bertsur
steamship DEB Jennings, Liverpool June ls and Queens
' s. .D VS., isaac Bell Point Rchmond
With %S.s go . B os liverpool I
-' SID %dr sI i' s
gsif sunshine CLARK; Liverpool SO DAYS, With md.s
Bar: :i GS.af doll 1s d. with empty
Bari Rs,ure,one . Delpl.in. Limerick 40 days. ballast
Bar. Alpha %d g ss, L verb. d S, nth n Goa.
Bark Betees of Grsenock Skinner Green0ck May g. Via st.
ballast ''''''..' ',''.''
Ear. .fs sosisD iSoI1 is: sGso May 49, n ballast
new Of Bath. LAS tous Daley Bath days in
Bs Ellen p Stewart tef Philadelphia, II days. with sugar
Brig aqua CPort), oarci, Lisbon s. day, with cork.
Brig Olga 'Nor), Schmidt, Antwerp Al days in ballast
schr b. J. Hamilton, Mills, Georgetown, d. C.
sCnoosERs-RiyKR AND cOAs1wBh
S. ssl as:. ' Sso.n p.'ss s
success, Providence. John Stockham, Providence.
Fred Tyler, Providence. Kate Scranton Providence
John 4. Hurst, Providence Ellen Gott, Nespor.
Il. L. Potter, Providence Alexander. New iaven
T. G. Dennis, New-Hsven a.. sunbesm, New.Haven
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BoTos June 29-Anyed, steamship John Hopkins, from Ba
more Eoman PHILADELPHIA Gen. Whitney. from NewYork;
baTk Tara Edith. Cenuegos Hat
tie Eaon. omS A
FRANK
from DEL Jun. 2oon-p.d up steamship. Roman
Hunter from Providence cutter Hamilton,
from cruise Shepherd, o Cieufuegos.
IA. Told. Montedeo for Passed
Richmond Swifsure from NewYork CheTo from Phladel
pha
FOREIGN PORTS
OuEKSsrowy 29Tbe White Line steamship Adiatc
Perry Newlork Juae 20 for Liverpool arrived here 1880
morning
LONDON June 29Bsi a arrived at Liverpool from Galveston
damaged been In collision The Tsncrejo has
eAty portion Of jettoned probably the
brig Tsne-di from Leghorn for Bostor.
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS.
BY from Sdn franeisoo
steamship Aasks which arrived 9th June San Francisco from Ye
iohsma and Hong Kong broagh. 1910 passenger 10 in the cabin
and 400 tons freight which NesYok via Pan
Steamship Great Republic sailed from San Francisco 9th June for
Yohsma Hong Kong with $40 81 in the cabin
$500 900 treasure. snd ga tons freight
Tor Latest Ship setrs see FIN Pdoe.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-30
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
PROTECTED BUILDINGS.

New bu for which plans haze been submitted s s1 De-
Forty No. 63 brick work shop Jour ''ons' 20
One esb south Ode $50 feet west Of Sixth,
s!ohes l0I99 Corporation CITY Of
West Twsntyiesh:. 9as brick .esonael.' d"'las
tire, stories oS ss % four Stories
copolacn S S vi Il nee S'es so $4,000
me- stories a4 s
,e% ,s' iG'n Ps owner 1'
West $685. bcs tenrmen four stories 25I
south side, $50 fet west Of ".ye
secondc class dwelling, three sone 2oIooi D. '" ni"ee
north SIDE 40 feet Of gblh
ave- Office and hrdcass store s'o 70
I5o Wool Il Co.. owners; o...,
brownone tenement four stoe 36r6r60 Ferdinand Mayer
Broadway ives, side IS orhd st., brick third
clae store, s,ories, 25I3Gi r. II. Cudlpp, owner
seconda dwelling two stores 2jIlJ; VIM Morse.
Porys No. 635. brick tenement four stories
north 226 feet Of one brick
Broadway side rOrh Of Knssbse brick stable two
stories $500 Joseph H. GSdTn owner R,o,dw,v
w.ra, tame dwelling, stories 2oi5O Cath A. Cummings
Ssenth,vo southeast o., Eg6'eenh one brick store and
West hL, No. III, ore bet tenement, five stories liz
IlO; q. W. seabsld. o~ner. -,
s 1 no & 80 D s ds seven
One egih- soSh east corner o.
ST. north sie' ls1 fee. ives, Of
TSar cas-. side g feet '9ah ., Egh,yionA one brick
Tenth northeast corner Of sIa,'t one brick asylum" Two
Pyxtst south she II feet east Of Fsave one b0wusone
tenement Eve stories 2SS56; p Doeger ewnsr 1904.
Esgleson Deyoe, oSncrs. go,
csrouse three Stories lO estimated cost $j0OOO
Central Cross Town Railroad Company owners 400 y, v
ave. one cling stories 22rl9 John adien
Estimated erection Of the 50 buildings enumerated.
$iSO950,
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< THE COURTS.
A CONTROVERSY OVER DIVIDENDS
DECISION IN AN INTRICATE CASE.

DECISION IN AN INTRICATE CASE
Judge Yaa Worst Of the Superior Court has
lust rendered decision in the suit Of Charles Il. Hill
against the Newichiwanick Company. The papers in
this that jan 49, 1879 the Board OF Direct
ors Of the Company declared dividends of four
cent able that day. and another ut the option OF
their agent, and dispute between the plaintiff
and others regard those who entitled to these
dividends. The decision Of Judge Van Worst gives at
length the conditions Of the He says:
Both dividends were absolute, and payable TO the
stock the day the same was declared In case
like this, where day was definitely named for the
Closing or opening the books TO determine who other
wise would be entitled with reference TO which all In
to regard stockboders on day OF the dividend as
the persons who should receive IT, Any other c0nstruc
the option was for the day OF payment to unneces
sariy postpone the same. by which he might reap adj
deprecated through sucn postponement. But on the
day OF the declaration Of the dividend the plaintiff
mot the legal apy ss 70 ssp oE ms
security for loans made with transfer
the Park Bank had the legal right to the stock
The sale by the Park Bank to Burlegh in Jdy 1873 did
not pass 70 MN .as INV TSere notbns % s
proposal Of sale Of the stock aud the acceptance thereof
to indicate that i was the intention OF the vendor to
uary H. 1873, the plaintiff by an order IN wiring d.
reeted the defendant to pay the dividend to the PARK
transfer had been made on the Defendants DOCKS to
that the bank owner the direction was proper
to indicate the person entitled to the dividend Ca jan
G. 1874 the plaintiff countermanded that direction and
demanded the payment Of the dividend, and the bank.
which legally entitled to the dividend consented to
the cOuutermand and directed payment to the plaintiff.
and the defendant shOa have paid 1t to the plaintiff
1t Is no excuse that the dividend had been paid to Bur-
leigh not entitled to it. Though tho legal
tie TO the stock and iyidend was in the Park Bank,
plaintiff still had interest therein, aud by the
pay of loans could redeem the stock and was
entitled notice SALE and would have been
titled any surplus the sale over the loans The
only party to prevent the payment o the de-
bank withdrew all claim in favor Of the plaintiff, the
latter IL entitled the same, and the Judgment
Is rendered III his favor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-30
THE BOSTON SCHOOL BOARD SUSTAINED IN RE-
FUsING SEATS TO WOMEN.

Boston, June 29.-The full bench of the
Supreme Court Of Massachusetts, has decided that the
School Committee Board Is the sole judge Of its
membership. The rescrpt says:
The Legislature has clearly manifested Its intention
that the decision Of the School Committee Of Boston,
like that OF the Boards elected by the people 10
their representatives In the government OF the
city, should conclusive upon the subject rights
OF auy person a member thereof and that
be open 10 revision by judicial proceedings.
This decision the action OF the Boston School
Board In refusing seats women. and the latter
20 TO the Legislature to obtain that privilege.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-30
HOW A SAILOR LOST HIS WAGES.

Jacob Allen, cOlored sailor on the schooner
d. 8. Miller, made yesterday the following statement
to Commissioner Shields: II employed Andrews &
Smith Of No. New Chambers-s to collect from the cap
tain Of the schooner s37, which due wages
aferward found that Andrews Smith had received the
money for me. and asked them for it, but they said
that they had not collected it, then went to Mr. Still
man, the owner of the schooner, who told me that he
had paid the money to Andrews IL Smith, for the cap
tain and that he had their receipt for IT,"
Commissioners Shields said thai lie sorry that the
matter was out Of his jurisdiction,
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THE sTURTEvANr MURDER TRIAL.

PLYMOUTH, Mass, June 20. - The trial of
Edward Sturtevant, the charge OF numbering simeon
sturtevant, Thomas sturtevant, and Mary Buckley
Feb. Is last, begun here to-day before O special
session OF the Supreme Court The Attorney In
reply 70 suggestion OF the prisoners COUNSEL that
be tried the three indictments stated that IL not
the intention OF the Government 10 press the trial at
this time Of but Of the 1ndctmentsthat for the
murder OF Simeon Stureyant Tue work 0f ImpaRetDg
iurV was then begun.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

1888 Moon 4:oo
pAT-AN
Sand, Hook SOL IGov. Island $40 He'll Gate Perry l029
Sandy Hook Island 9O3 Hell Gate Ferry! lOioo
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REAL ESTATE.
Nxw.YoRx. Monday. june %. 1874.

At the Exchange SalesrOOms to-day Richard
" Harnett sold leasshold premises Avenue A. near
Eighteenth-st James NJ. Miller sold house and lot on
One.hundred and ninth st. Both sales were made by
order Of Supreme Court and the purchasers we're
the plaintiffs In suits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-30
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE

BY Rthdrf y. HdrneH -,
dwell east side Avenue " e' nora
2OI8O subject TO onnd rent Of S4V per annum
for II years from Nov ISL O. Lech, for $5250
by jane, n. Miller . =,
rOh no nnso ST.
400 feet 25rIO3, to s. D. FISH, for $S,0OO
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ry,s, Assa sSEs lanes r MsA.n ssaaa iressy Anasdss
John wnhsns Peter Cssk aosay hsa Ne psfsss
Chsdss Predrict fssgsr1. ~ iIEr.
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% Uhom II man Concern

ROOK on STRUCTURE, Fistula, Piles, Impo-
C.eae DISEASE fshs asasr.u.s osaa HENRY 0AAI1La
\ D. la LsSsEsas are hdisd tst ~ ssas ~-I''t 1
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Qopartnfrsnip Notifies.

NOPARTNERSHIP.-Th undersigned have
~ this copaaership under the AIR
BAKER Co.. general East India lp0sn And commission
chants COLGATE BAKER,
lao Pearlst, p. o. Boz l ,238. CLINTON @. BAKER
THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
the ofsCHUsTBR BADEAU this day DISSOLVED
q. H. BADEAU collss,
uonsy due the krm and EEa in Liquidation.
- pr. - J. sCHUsrER
Z. H. BADEAU.
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Menu srssp Real estate for Sale.

New-Jersep Real estate for Sale.
A HOME IN THE COUNTRY.-Central N j.
Land Co have hoa: O and land BY the ,ers 70,
A. D. HOPE or ELsTON MARSH. ll9 Lbertys.
ORANGE, N.J.-Great variety property for
" furnished aafurHsAsa cssAogssa
VNOMS RIVER, n. J.-FOr SALE-One OF
OF the best located and handomes STORES County;
l7r70 other 1880 determined 70 SELL shoe
goods Address EDWA DAY shoe dealer Toms
TNHE most ENJOYABLE WAY to spend the
FOURTH OF JULY
take , with lunch hand the delightful surroundings
RUTHERFORD PARK, N. j.,
Dooks shady woods t beautiful front and
scenery. all be eoyed without
fare. Trans Tweoty.
VALUABLE HOUSE in Morristown, N. j., to
SELL or EXCHANGE for city property bargain. Apply to
A. DALEY, 6SS siIthsve - .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-30
6ouses and farms Udnte6.

WANTED-Smal UNFINISHED HOUSE
w in upper part OF ST. 500 Principals only
dealt with. Address HENRY N DODGE is West 2Oihst.