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The New York herald., 1874-05-14

NJ CRISTALAR, AUCT1ONEER 722 BROADWAY.
"A. Household Furniture, Carpets Mirrors aud general
Household Enect removed from private residence
convenience OF sale,
A. n. CRIsTALAR will sell on Friday. Nay Is at
l0k O'Clock, at No. 72 Broadway opposite New York
Boel large assortment Of aenteei ana ordinary Funi.
fure, to pay advances md storage congn
mentA comprising mantel and pier Mirrors three Ar
MORE a-GIaces and Wardrcbes, walnut and mahogany
Bedsteads Burcaus Washstands, hair and spring Mat
tresses and Bedding Brussels Carpet Curtains Shades
oiIcloth, Kitchen Utensils, parlor suits &c.
Counters Shelving, Counter and Side Showcases wal
pillar Extension Tables &c. Trade particularly in
vited. Sale peremptory. rain or shine.
The New York herald., 1874-05-14

A UCTION SALE-AUCTION EALE-THIS THURS
"A day. morning, May II, commencing at IO,s O'Clock
At the elegant frst class mansion ioS West Twenty
Household Furniture, yards velvet Brussels Carpets
Magnificent pier ana manel krrors Paintings
forte cost $780, Stool Cover, Music Cabinets; Grand
Duchess. Pompadcur and Marie Antonette styles par.
scrption satin Sreesas plush rep, and haircioth Eta
Brussels medallion Carpets Chambers-Rose wood and
walnut Chamber suits styles of Louis XIV Bedste ads
tresses Bedding Lounges. Turkish Chairs Buffet Book
yer Ware, Cutlery, &c. J. KRAEMER, Auctioneer Re-
sponsble men in attendance to cart ship goods
for purchasers city country. NJ 1-Strangers wish
ing TO attend this sale take Broadway, Sixth Seventh
avenue cars and stop IT Twentyeighh street. short
The New York herald., 1874-05-14
ON THURSDAY. NAY H.

A UCTI0N NOTICE
n AUGUST MARTINES Auctoneer
"a. OO worth OF Magnificent Household Furniture
. rosewood Pianotorte, Drawing Room Suits
FainungA ststuary, rare and costly Works Of Art.
at puuliC auction.
on THIS LAY Thursday), Nay Il
1T the elegant residence 36 West Fifteenth street.
between Filth and sixth avenues
Drawing Rooms-Superb Suits Grand Duchess style,
covered silk brocade richest descrpton Eagere secre
tare Bookcase Mirrors Carpets Paintings by eminent
artisfs Clocks lace CurtsinH magnificent rosewood
gedseaas Wardrobes. hassTsssss. Extension Table.
Glassware, Silverware Cutlery &C. Furniture servants
apartmenx Sale p0remptory.
AUGUST MXRTIkEs 4 CO.. Auctioneers
The New York herald., 1874-05-14

"a OF HOuoeho6 Furniture, at
private rcs1dence u East Twentieth street.
near Broadway THIS DAY, commencing at 10n O'Clock
co sSnslsuas M Of two octave rtsaotores msnaacureSs
$3.50 cash, and in good condition; superb Parior suits
French plate Mirrors; Centre marble Library Tables
Eageres OIL Paintings, br0nzes Clocks Curtains Car
pets Dressing Cases, bedseans Bureaus spring and hair
Mattresses Bedding Wsrdrobes Bookcases Buffet IL
tension Table. Chairs LOUNGES China glass and plated
Ware, Kitchen servants Furniture, &c n. B.-A fur
niture il In good condition and made 70 oroer Piano
f0rtas viii be sold At O'Clock
The New York herald., 1874-05-14

Grand Orchestra. q 30; Orchestra, q; Balcony, u
cents Family Circle, 80 cents; Gallery, y cents.
Private Boxes seating four -
The New York herald., 1874-05-14
DY IsIDOR j. SwARZKOPF, AUCTIONEER,
ID Of1ce 38f Bowerv,

ID ONCE 38i Bowery
md Ssi NO.. Sssss::
Of iSH Brussels veivet and ngran carpes ocei6s ali
s k @ sso ss 6 oss ana
Wines, Bedroom suite over 100 hair Mastresses and
sssaass ssnse.. ssS en oi
s ne
yerpiated Ware and Cutlery: cooking and parior
sns os si
DY j. O. saEYER AUCTioNEEI-sELLs THIS
ID day at p O'Clock sharp at No M twenty second :n
sasen,en: and sa5celar Dwelling with ali improve.
ments. sale positive, without limit.
n NJ. SEAMAN, AuCTIoNEEE;
dence No % IVES, 4sth st., comprising handsome Paror
Sabs. 's marble @ top Bae black ~snat TsSie
nd
Lambreguns. Brussels Carpets oilc!oths hair Mat.
Catalogues at a Pine street
nINGEE, PORTER CO.. AUcTIoNEERs.
valuable pproved g. rrSgerty IN IN the Mn Ninth wara
change, Iii Brosdwsy Al u O'CLOCK without reserve 70
ns n e S ieS
West Tenth street and Two Building: adoang IN Wager
thsr particulars auconeers 2s0s Third and
Iii Broadway. sl
nNGEE, PORTE. 4 CO.. AUcTIONEERs, SELL
i oeoes H. The eassery Front d avenue A. ism ana
14h also Lot with frame Building, west side sv
enue 4, iilth and ilsh streets.
IrENRY D. MINER. AUCTfoNEER,
saiesroos los Duane st. tour doors west oi Broadway
The undersigned has removed his business to No los
duane street. ''' '''' .s Lss. MINER ss:,
BY rH1baY. HHsHy aAsIs, Il sSisHA'
loN os .'lssh IS sns a. tas 8, 0srs BawerT rooms
MOKTGAGEEis SALE
and Pool Table with all the
Sa fa ys n' w.na ted
.oane5s oak eated Arm Chairs iron safe gilt
aud jackson also glassware, with the balance of tue
stock Of Liquors remaining on hand
SATURDAY, MAY 49,
at ieh o'clock Mt the saiesrooms
% ESRsT asSf aS0f' Tsf # SRtidw
removed IRON private city residence convenience Of
ssle-Mirrors Carpets A6 Details in time. =
IJENRy D. MINER, AUcrIoYHER
II LATE HENRY T. LEEDS a MINERl
HE sTodk oF GnsIsf1 Mk
sOUThACK, TO BE- SOLD AT AUCTION, ABSOLUTELY
~ I sEssEScykk sck TIT faR P1y WARES5SR
81 Susssg
IIRNRY B. HERTs, AUCTIoNEER
FkFgs sass'IsSS
CHINA AND GLASSWARE, &c, ac,
's ,HRi aaR sztS sSsS ssssss ss SSSatSsS
sn ssnd walnut Psrior suits .atn reps brocsssi;
Gases, Wardrobes Kxtennon Dining Table, Chsrs xo
o,sry Tssss reps and
Saaon aaSsoi, u 6oassSssDssa '''' " ~ '
The New York herald., 1874-05-14
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY MAY H. 1874-TRIPLE SHEET
SALES AT AUCTION.

-
DRIAN II. MULLBR AUCTIONEER
"A EXECUTORS SALE
MODERN AND ANTIQUE FURNITURE
ELEGANT CHINA AND aLASSWARE
PIER AND NAyrkL MIRRORS AND BRONZEs EAST
INDIA CHINA ORNAMENTS, AND A VARIETY
OF CURIOUa
hosh rnuR AH4 BLACK WALNuT BEpsrEADs.
ON THURSDAY, NAY H.
1t lOx O'Clock
at the private readence No s. West Thirty ninth street.
~ oprp between ftitn and sixth avenues
BY OkDkR OF FRANCIS LELAND. ESQ.
EXECUTOR OF CA sSTUs DARLING. DECEASED.
ADRIAN d. MULLER, 4 SON,
~ Ancfioneer&
No I. Pine street.
The New York herald., 1874-05-14

d Large sale Of rich Household Furniture,
Pianos, French plate Pier and Mantel Mirrors &c,
FRIDAY, May Is, at II O'Clock,
way. Rich aud plain Parlor, BEDROOM ana Dining
Room Furniture best hair Mattresses, Bedding, carved
black walnut Bedsteads Bureaus Parlor suits, In
satin. reps and brocatel Extension Tables Buhets,
DC, from several families and storage warehouses.
China and glassware, &c.
The New York herald., 1874-05-14
SCALE OF PRICES
SCALE OF PRICES

Opens n 20 and N. The brilliant pageant q
The New York herald., 1874-05-14

A UCTION AUCTION. AUCTION
"A This trhursday} morning, May H. 1874 commencing
At 10 O'Clock at private i've story brown stone ma
l2o West sd St near sth av over Sl worth q elegant
round cornered rosewood Panoiorte cost $500
superb Parlor suits, in satin and brocatel reps and
EageM1es ere ane 0i Psinnngs Broazes Works Of Art and
Suits, in rose wood and inlad black walnut; Dressing
Cases hair and spring Beds, Bedding, Tables Chairs,
Extension Tables Chairs China and silver Ware base
ment and kitchen Furniture Oyer M lots by catalogue.
The New York herald., 1874-05-14

A UCTfoS-BD PETTRNGER AUCTIONERR
II BY SMITH BoGARr.
The Furniture Of the Restaurant No 81 Fulton stree
corner Gold street viii soid FRIDAY May is ii O'Clock
Tables Glassware, &c,
The New York herald., 1874-05-14

NO PORTION OF THIS ENTERTAINMENT IS
CIRCUS
The New York herald., 1874-05-14

100 CARPETS FINE MIRRORS OIL PAINTINGS &c.
JERE. JOHNSON, Jr.. N.TI Il ~
Will sell At auction on Saturday, May M ut x O'Clock,
his salesro0m Nassau large assortment of
Household Furniture, Mirrors Carpets &C. |sW '1I
Also
30 fine, ancient OIL PaintnRM which have been In the
family for the past 10 years I7 f4T .Il- ef1Il7 :
The New York herald., 1874-05-14

WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON TUES
w day, 10Th inst at two O'Clock T. n that splendid
Property Bergen Heights only mile from Jersey
City ferry consstng OF some o. ne finest shade trees In
pair and modern improvements together with the
grounds consisang of q city Lots sale posttive take
Aonu'sno nois' '~'' L. j. BRIDGMAN, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1874-05-14

A RTTFTCTAL HUMAN EYEs-J r. DAVIS, IN
"A and only maker o. the improvema "a xhancn NJ ny
Human Eye, acknowledged by the fscuy 10 De ,ne Oily
correct imitation OF nature In the world ~ East Fh.
teenth street, between Third aud Fourth Avennee
The New York herald., 1874-05-14

UCrION SALE.-ROOT BEER FOUNTAIN.
n A. NJ. CRfSTALAR, Auctioueer will sell on Friday
May Is at l0H o'clock, Root Beer Fountain. Pipes
and all appurtenances, at 12 Broadway.
ID sale, Of University place and Eighth street.
On thursday May H. at O'clock large stock Of fancy
Goods consisting OF ladies' Underwear Hose Waterfalls
Paper Collars Pocketbooks Cotton, Blankets Jewery
Shfrts Drawers Neckties Linen Collars Cuts Buttons
&C., &C. JOHN H. HILLIER, Marshal
DY J. W. CAMPBELL, JR., AUCTIONEER. EH
ID SIMONSON, ECCLESTON 4 CO. sell this day, COM
mencing At loH O'clock at so fxngtSn, syenus near
private family. viz superior French plate Mirrors ele
CANT marble top BUFFET marble top Bureaus walnut and
other Bedseads hair and other Mattresses; Exteua0n
Side and other Tables Sofas nne Bookcase Paintnga En-
kocKer, other Chairs; hne velvet, Brussels other Car
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11
POLICE BOARD MEASURES.

The Board of Police decided yesterday that
the quota Of patromen for the Thrtythird, Thirty
fourth and Thirtyhfth Precincts, comprising the re-
ceutly annexed territory should be as follows; thirty
third Precinct 2s patrolmen including the number no"
on duty Thirty fourth Precinct l6 patrolmen ana inc
number now duty Thirty-ffth Precinct, l6 patfor
men and the number on duty The Committee on
Station houses directed To procure or bud SUN
able stable accommodations for the horses OF the THIRTY
third and Thrtyfourth Precincts 1t was resolved that
the opinion and advice Of A. g. Vanderpoel counsel OF
the Board requested in relation to the powers OF the
Board In respect to the disposition OF the persons VINO
we're acting as patrolmen and police officers in Morrss
MIA and West Farms the time OF she annexation OF
that territory to New York the Chief Clerk to PROVIDE
the counsel with such formation IN relation 20 thoso
persons as may required Ill examining the question
submitted.
IL was directed that the hours Of duty OF the deputy
clerks be from a. to 81 y. IN, with half hour oI
lunch, to be taken between IL IN. and p m Arraneo
ments may be made with the approval OF the Presdeni
that certain Of the deputy clerks may make tnen
time from to A p. m The proposition OF Wilnam
Dawson to furnish nve streetsweeping machines q.
$500 each aud 500 accepted Patr0Imou
bennett Samson Of the Second Precinct and John W.
Williams OF the Ninth Precinct retired on pension
OF $500 per annu The charge against Ptrolman
John &. TwOhey OF the Nineteenth Precinct, recent{
tired with PlrOman Fitzpatrick for clubbing joseph
Kolman OF East Fortysixths, was dismissed, and DO
IN 10 receive full pay.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11
CRIMINAL NOTES.

John McKenna, indicted for feonious assault and
battery wa. aud bail yesterday In 81 900. His oondsmsn
Michael neCADn Of No. 3S7 Tenth-sye
Albert Meyer and Annie Nelson were committed
yesterday the Essex Market Police Coar by Jstce
Fsmmer with stealing 500 from the saloon OF fedefsk
Haaser No. 70 EsseIst
Jane Girard and Emma De Forrest, indicted Tor
tisorer bs yesterday 10 900 each Isaac
L. Of No. 33S Bat BghteenhsL and hhp "ndIon VI
no. 1T LudloIst became their saretirs
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday, before
Recorder eket Mcee pleaded guilty peut larceny and VAS
Penenary months George BAKER and Dhe Mer
guilty " obtaining goods under e peense ud were
each mouths Benonl hoseha indicted
upon pleaded guilty 70 one and was re-
naodd for sentence Eugsr and Philip schsr pleaded guilty
,emp arcen aud sent TO state Prison Tor two aud
bali years George H. Walter pesded su Of oerJ 10 ns
b degree and state Prison for three Edward
BUCKLEY pleaded guilty assault and battery ard vas sent 20 the fsa
rntary r one william Immns Ben Joseph pae1
On al moon larceny stealing clothing aud ~
from Charlotte 1mmn pleading glsy was cent 70 stare
p,on for iou hsf while the acquitted george
us And James found guilty Of burglary the thri de
apd State Pnson for three George Bare anu
August Key pleaded guilty attempt grand srceo sn1 see
..nt snd bali each Joseph SAmAh
and RoY pleaded guilty Of attempts at snd ree SEM
81 Prison and half years each Gaa, MnenAe .saeu
sv attempt and va sent 10 ihe hoe% Of keiuge
James Hogan pleaded guilty Of psut aeeay and
we're sen, TO the Pententary for sir months sieH
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11
THE WILL OF ADA CLARE.

The will of Ada A. NOyes, or Ada Glare, as
she was more generally known was yesterday admitted
to probate by Surrogate Hutchings' MIS- Noyes uea
Ma,ch from the bite of pet dog and her sad death
attracted general sympathy. She about 81 years
old and had been known both author and actress
Her property which estlml ted at about $4,000 Is ei
in trust TO ber executors John W. Mitchell ana Clarence
G. Mitchell to be divided iuto three parts. The whole
IA to be invested The income of one part is TO be paid
YEARLY to her husband. John +. Moves, during three
yyaars and then he to receive the principal. T1e
income OF the other two-thrds is TO be divided among
her children until they shall be OF age when the pr'h
ina ia m be paid As she leaves but child Aubrey
Moves now IA ears old, he will receive the whole sne
left all clothing. jewery books ana furniture 70 her
husband Provision was made In case either or
her Iegatees died, that his portion should go TO the
Others In case neither OF her legatees survived her
% ronertv WAS 20 he divided between her friends Mrs
Marie Rowland OF HammOnton. N j., William Winter
and Zlvarr Wmhurst OF this city. The Will Is dated
Nov. Is, 1870
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11
TIE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


ApAyy Apnl lO-Wheat quiet Rye held nsl 05dtl TO- Oon
dull 0at qiet No MiIed state at e0c nss
6Ois for No STATE and G2e for BagSed Barley dull Mas
CacAeo Apnl OFour qqet and uneh'esed Wheat aa. and
cash OF Geh II POS Nay 81 26' Jnae No sG q Il i9S "a,
10 aIs gq,r 3 S qis % s e S! S % S. ARi {a .uS Doc &
changed At G2 for 10 3 SPOT, 46i May Rye .seay .. 92g
g5 @ B,r s q! q f'' t'ps p.,s = 81 Sss, .,s -
openings active and higher 'as At 81 cash
May SO 20, June Lard ''esdy at ~ o. cash ~ s, nav
st 93c ReSpa-Il 900 Dolls Flour 5000 Ps.o "HssI 6iOoo
5000 5b Flour o5 900 tDa gge, 30 600 bush CON- IoO0O
01 0a OSo sO P09 Fs ana GSoT @ O % 81 IS for No
81 40 for 40 DO Corn better ,o%aSf for 90 s'iq e' hi.
Ad qoi,. a2d unchanged T5si. & 't1, 1sS,
tor5 5S sitsiT o al 81 5 G 40 10, So Ml S
HsHa at ss &c Tor So l. fresh; Baey steady 81 % for 80
sl6 Vs. Ham, pickle .on at lOdle Lard arn At los 1 70,
Kes g' for steam hsTTp-IOo ~ s go ,o Ia ~ 600 s..S
Sswonrs.v. April Iorour dali At s5 75asd so for Treble
B 5oa$ @ t G1oes eo $sSsa for s'hY Si1s s
e' at & % SG 0GS Has ta %, At ss for pnms Pos
steal, At Sl7 IS. Dry s,sei Meat. d9! sL3G' or Secae,.
ces Rs Sis.i iGc Ce, SIDES Hams scarce a. 4. ael. -:
k 70; 1 .''; & s9a Ssi6 oi Good F Sc si I @ bids
ana 3 q sl o. Tor Cincinnati ''a'' An q ..-.@ s'
AR eGe o 3 % 1se3 @%ss SaaI a'' s. $ & SS 2 Ss
~ Is for Double EIir@ Wheat du sale, Of i6So ops0 os
s ''fssS BsIey y'GS aa, a u corn Neat 81 IS
boted o .t Mineei unchanged; Shorts sSoi shipah go
MilinSs S2S tou. RsToad Fgas-Four 20 boston ooe 70
NewYofk 4Oc; to Albany 36c. kecep-oUOO bush wheat
ToLEDo, April lOFoar arm ard Ia fair feaia wheat .et'e
and higher al White wabash 81 40 fos NO. DO
sI 56dsl 81 Tor No White Mich 81 As for Amber do JsAs
si 55i No Red 81 4G 81 A. Corn tm aud IN iar dmas .
69e FOR High Birei MAJ 69L Jane 7Ol 10. hfei os "a
689ae No Grade 67 q6sc Damaged 81 goi Oas an ana anS ~
s. S5 bash Wheat - 600 bns tor ana ooV
bush shpmeuslG0OO bush Wheat 6OOoV BUSH |of ALL
3 900 bush. Oas. .o,-.
WmxxGros ~ C.. April l0.sPins Turpentne que " ioA2e.
Rosn steady at 81 80 Tor strained % % ior EI,a F %
Tarpentne steady % Tor Hands - Tor leos up lH '~"
| AZ 81 80.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11
Total. 47s IIe44e n9O25 6442 1904 8.344

Totsls.lb47S il6446 ll9,O25 bi4a2 6,O3a o,34s
The Third the Thirteenth, the T9enty-fourth (Haroor
Police), the Twenty sixth tC!ty HalD, and Twenty
eighth Precincts are unproyided with lodging rooms.
Tho nativity of the lodgers az follows: United
States, 34 Ireland. 4776 England, $3.50; Germany
1928 Scotland 1343 iFrance, s9; Canada 6ls Italy,
al Poland, A Russia, 81; Sweden 2O7 Denmark, l27
Wales l16 Spain, SO; Norway 0; Holland,i8; Arabia
Nova Scotia, 10 South America, s. Switzerland 70
Bohemia IL Mexico, IS; Newfoundland, 7; Austria;
40: Africa 20; Belgium SO; New-Brunswick, 81; East
Indies, 81 West Indies, 139 Sandwich Islands, j:
Madeira Islands. % Hungary, ~; Portugal emma,
9; Glbral'ar Egypt, AUSTRALIA Da'aiia' - d.
The ages OF the dodgers are classified as follows Men
nnder 20 years. from 20 70 80 years, 3i from 80
TO 40 years 569 ~ TO so years. l062 over % years
6t25; total ills Women-under 70 years 7o6; 20 TO
30 years 256 20 to 40 years 6o6 40 10 90 years $780,
over 90 years 296i total 1888. OF the men, 467 were
married, and e6y6?9 unmarried OF "omen 2Ols were
married, and II, ,315 un married.
Among the trades by these dodgers for the
three months the following: agents 2O architects
g. actor brcsmakers 70 blaclsmths, 1927 bakers,
s2; butchers. 6oi; BARRIERS ii partenders 20; boat
men, 7O6; brewers 322 boiletmakers, 3O9; br1snMak-
238 brass fuishers 176; cgarmakers 5O5 clerks 22i
earime1 1897 GaTpener' h7s cooper g oSo c2
fectioners 10; cakers 4 makers IS copper
smiths l2J; caryers 81 cutlers az curriers' Ss eoS
druggists 65 engineers, 1o7; ensayers lei frame
makers rs; farmers GOA! aremen Ss1 NE S9tters' ~ ~
gders, Is goldbeaters gasttters lOs; eassblowers
hosters $40 narnessulakers l76 hackmen, 8; horse
fhoer. Ia horse Jockeys 16 ironworkers IT, jewellers,
s1 isborers, H,s66; locksmiths, 257 merchante l5
masons, 6l4 machnists, 1919; moders, 1,O52; musl-
clans 23; milers, GO miners, 72 miiners, 49, mechan
les So no occupation. 6,lss; newsmen. 7; oyslermen
3o paper box makers. 8; plumbers. ES; pedders l2O:
painters, 1879; printers A2; pasterefs. l2S porer
2ls; packers 7; pianOforte makers, IL phy
sicians I6; patternmakers, 16; pilots, o. paper
hangers Q; papermakers Ga polshers, 65 professors
AZ riegers 1O rOpemakers, l0 r00fers l6l; servants
gbs7: sawyers 90; spiuDers, 39 seamen, 1871; shoe
makers 75 seamstresses, 2s2 soldiers, 49, stonecut
ters 5.s saiesmen 36 sadders saiimaKers, AZ sill
Yer platr ~; sversmiths 25 saeswomen, 4; stcreo
tvpers l. taors 766 unsmths, S6s teachers, ~ team
sters 1853; telegraph operators lJ JoDdccJniss, ~
turner's 1i7 tanners % trunkmakers, ~ tentnakers
l5 uphosterers, I22 underakers, 2; venders. g. var
shers 1873 waters, 973 wheewrghts, us; WeaVers'
OH: watchnakers l5s; waiter girls, 8; washer women
ol7 wire workers CO.. hiteWashers, II wigInAkers, a.
weghers q There variety OF other trades haVlns
To Ave rspr
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11
A NEW BAPTIST CHURCH.

In September last, the Rev. j. V. 0sterhout
took charge OF the First Baptist Church. Harlem, ana
began holding regular Sunday services in Harlem Hall
One hundred twenty nfthet, near Fourthave Inc
was lately taken by the City Government Tor 'ho
use Of the Police Courts. and as the congregation st
tending meetings had increased very rapidly tho
fret floor OF the same building then occupied as mar
ket was leased at rental OF q per year. Two weeks
ago carpenters begun alterations. Thursday afternoon
the hall formally dedicated TO religious services
and named Harlem Temple. The cost Of ateranonS
benches, pulpit carpet fixtures, &c, was about
$4,000 IL is intended TO erect large building sooa 10
the same neigh hborhood on the same plan as TreDon'
Temple, Boston, and capable OF seating 5000 perops
The dedication services commenced at p m yeStsd"S
by singing tho doIology; prayer was offered by theRV
Mr.. Osborne OF Merose, N. j., after which the GRIP
lures we're read by the Rev. Mr.. McCullogh. lfter
another prayer by the Rev. Halsey Moore, the hiv'
Dr. T. ArmiIage preached . sermon, taking ~ bis Hx"
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11

exo e Of rsssd eass Il Iosidsns nesfb
frmrTy bsossfne sde Tie etaee hss ssh sse
49,, ~, r~-hsy ~ C"-~-' ~ enere e
unaer IN. Government sd e appear bat ,oes
ohs, in,srysn~d 10 DshetCour cilmnz inter 81 e
property and sppar parties these eases One Of wen
nor gze ,roted 81 shde In Psr In 1852 70 SECURE osh
go 600 reeore NssOrelns before ,n af we ~
Ohsrs hed similar CLAIMS Ise inevrnuops
d,.sd a the Det the property condemneh
sold The the Cron Coai where zoe dssa 2,
a.I "a, .us ed That s1ssine the decree OF he
interyendon bot reversed e decree ~
ub, holding .uh,isnisy defective ~ ,ae
,.d "a ala gt The Jn~ above The oosefhmsn,
tbat the information suent IL vas Sled sg'n 'nns ssa
gains. person prc.oBIed ID the properly hos
dssrrbei and icfec. that tie not poue - M
one Of IN, number classes o. prons nsIn,d h VOC o@ " " ~
Tor The Government: TLos. A. Cafk iof the lerTelof'
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11
THE COURTS.
TRADEMARKS AND TROCHEs.

A case involving the question OF the title OF
j. c. Aver & Co. OF Lowell, Mass. to the trade-marK OF
Cherry PectOral has after litigation OF some years.
been decided by ChesJustice DAILY the Court OF Com
mon Pleas The p.alnfihad since 1912 manufactured
and sold the preparation called Ayers Cherry Pectoral
and Cherry Peotora. The defendant, Frederick V.
Rnshton of Barclayst IN this city, in 1871 made and sold
an article called Cherry PectOral Troches anu suOse-
ouenty preparation OF the character as that OF
the plaintiffs aud put up in similar bottles when ne
stice held that the plaintiff having first adopted ana
for many years used the title and words = Chefry
Pectorn those words OF themselves and a. assO-
.ted wi the name Of Aver" good trade mark, ana
that the use the words by the defendant was tnere
fore n violation of H. Judgment was gwen that an ih-
Uncton shoud issue against the further use by the de-
}enf,nt OF the words Cnerry PectOral on any similar
medicines and also for reference 10 asc Ile
aoonnt of Tho plaintiffs damages, Sherwood Il How
land appeared for the plaintiffs, ana L. r. Nheeer tor
the defendant
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11

IUTTUN hhNEIFIN'
,t terer,s OF Cotton at all ports from SEPT J. 1873 10
DEPaRTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
SLTrRDAH. April II.

SlIIRDAT APRIL IT.
Irelini Queenstown sud Liverpool,
by he ,eamship Adraue 9:3Oa Supplementary Nal
PostOhce IL Steamship SALE a. p n.'
from Wli,e star Does Payonia Ferry, Jersey Civ .
Mai, Europe and Bremen per the reasoin
Weser close At ~ a. Supplementary Mail closed ~ the fost
One al 80 sails II hom 1ae loot oi Iha
st.. H0boken
nrct German and Prussn Mail ~ this hne.
Mai, 10, Kinron J.macl. Panama, AsDnys the central Amer
lean Pacho per tue seamshp hsapmeo,
supplementary Mail closed al w los6one A'
Steam = q D. m from Per No ~ ~ X
NJ. 6r Kew Wet by steamship City Of Waco, al m
s,ean,np sails at 3 o. m irJil Pier No. 20 L. X
G. ~, close SeSi Pos0moe eveU cay
q ul, via HALIFAX. u....
HALIFAX 81 coeih t1e SeN-iOfA ios'V"' ''e'
Ia D. m. sud wa Boston %
SUNDAf APRIL IL.
An Mails close a. ocoek Tne to.E0tce 10 opep IRON
tell a
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11
pECIsiONs-APRIL 10.

superior Coul-SDeci0I Term-By Judge treeanah'
-NanIey sgt Chshs-Moon granted ~ diofi sgI bs"I 81
Motion dismiss proceedings deuiei Fl'h costs -, ..,
By Jodge Cn.-Nsyer Naugh Pfoposei case snn smss'
nsnt settled .ad sd Bo4oa Raymond - L-Jaes@sn' i
plaintiff (see nem) ~ -, -..1..,,.
settled and sled.
Supreme Court ChGmlers-Bv Judge Donohme.-
Hobb sgt Ingerson kc-Moon denied The Pofoa, Dur
Co sgL seaburyGralted Tr'a sgI The Peel'Ein f"'
Opinions
Judge Lawrence-staw Hsye.-Grsntsd msTor,naama
Lefers Eeale, Garrett ClagL-Oginions Ls.HosSs
,gt CudneT Maslau Inyalls-MOuOns den'ei Ntn
$40 costa Armstrong TAYLOR; Bush sgt Bash, 10 no
matter &c. Mangsm; AshrJn The Oxygea h'ufo
Co in the matter &c Ducksehemoraudan "hsu
ag FherReierenee Pckenng A. Rsadoiph-honon gfsA'e"
on ayme Of