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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15
Defeat ofthe Currency Bil.

WAsHlNGToN, June 14.-Up to yesterday
morning the idea of the House rt1ecung lne
conference report on the currency bll' hau not
occurred to any one. The general impression
was that it would follow the Senate ana prompt-
" accept the report. But there was great m
tiuences at work against the new plii, Which
developed yesterday morning very strongy,
and even before the meeting OF the House 'he
opinion began to be spread that the report
would probably be defeated, but even then IL
was thought that the majority would be smaii
either way. When the vote was taken anu u
majority Of thirty SIX was found recorueu
| against the bill the surprise was very great.
| In the negative vote will be found the names
| of many gentlemen who have advocated lnna
| lion but the committee failed TO inmate IN
accordance with their particular views. Among
| the inflationists are large number who do no'
want any further issue OF national bank notes
| as provided for in the new bill. These all voted
| against it, and thus brought quite reinforce
ment TO the hard money party. There ls not Z
| Democratic vote in the affirmative OF the lo'
| votes on that side but eighteen came from M
section north OF Maryland and east of the Ohit
river, New England voted solid against II
| Ten of the Pennsylvania delegation voted at
| trmatively, of the l46 negative votes a
over one half are Democrats, The Northwes
furnished fifty eight of the affirmative votes
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15
Small Notes.


lErom the New York Times OF Satui uay.l
IL must be n qualification to all students o IL
nance who know that it is n science, oaseo on
dxed urinciples that the Presidents recent utter
ances on tue subject OF resumption an suu"
careful study of these principles lie hiuisei,' u,
one who has Investigated the subject IN The i'Sh'
of experienee, and not from his own lhtnhiohs'
does not put any especial confidence III me par
ticular mode he has recommended oil a return W
specic PAYMENTS, But lac sees clearly 'a''a'h
great facts us they have been brought ont pN the
expelience OF other nations who have issuru IT.
redeemabe currency and have sought To get o'ck
10 n solid basis. Among these Is the prihcipe
that "a poorer currency will always dHVe inc
hetier ont of circulation" "With paper leGai
tender. ana at discount, gold and silver become
articles of merchandise much MS wheat or cot
ton The surplus will hnd the best inaihe' II
can With small bills in circulation, there IL no
use in coin except to keep II IN the vaults O, tue
banks 10 redeem circulation" He has according
lv recommended that after the date liked lor re.
sumpio on no bills returned to the Treasury shouiu
| be replaced BY new bills OF less denomination
than SO, and that ia one year after resumption
| ali hills less than s. shall be Withdrawn. anu III
two years. all bills less than $40 should be retlt
ed. "The advantage" the President states, %
| this would be the strength gwen to the country
| against time Of depression, resulting from wa,
| failure OF crops, any other cause, by keeping
ALWAYS in the hands OF the people large supply
| OF the precious metals"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15
Plain English

There is no good reason why an English speaking
peopIe should be doctored in Latin. If We should
describe the properties of Hosetters Stomach Bit
tiers in the argon of the profession not one reader
twenty would nd what is good for. pre-
fer to say in simple words that it possesses strengthen
ing reguating and purifying qualities OF the highest
order; that the vegetable ingredients of which II
is composed are emincntly wholesome and saiutary,
and that the stimulant which is combined with
them is the purest that can be manufactured. we
old moth er tongue. as a remedy for languor, DE
bility. nervousness. indigestion. liver compliant
spirits and ms preventive of every disease rro
duced by foul air, whether it stagnates in crowded
work. rooms mperils life and health IN swampS
so they have been saying for the last twenty years.
iune1ltolS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15

"UNJusT ATTAcKs.-Tbe attacks oi the Gazette
upon the City Auditor are entirely unwarranted,
The accounts Of the late treasurer We're auaneu
~ nroner petiods and since the beginning of The
Term OF the present auditor, not any deficiency In
the cash has occurred "-Repubtoan.
Why did not the City Auditor make report
10 Council in January and inform that body thai
he late City Treasurer was detauters Why
did he keep this matter from coming publicly be-
tore the City Council Mr.. Pickles, in his Ie-
marks in Council stated that the Auditor made
10 report because OF detei' ney The uAzkrIi
made no "iusinuations against the integrity ano
capacity OF MIR. W"oleyi nor can on' ieL-ath
be fairly construed 10 cast any iene'uoh nPo'
him. Mr. killgofe is an oiiiccr OF the Htp"'f'
cans own party choosing and the members OF tha
party are responsible for his act II they 'onfea
them, which it appears they did
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15

The Sentinel, in noticing Mr. George uIaS
remark before the Democratic meeting at Ne"
Castle that "the Democratic party OF Delaware
comprises an overwhelming majority ol the white
c.t..ens OF this State, while the majority OF Tue
white people of the United states are ne,ioei !.
OF the same party" attempts to controvert 1t by
saying that majority the white people oil the
country are .eonlen and chtldren WHAT'S the
matter with the Sentinel, We have great respect
for its editor, but we should infer from tins anC
other strange utterances that lie must peperpieAeS
by his surroundings-D Deidmdredn.
Why, o; course he is. He has streyed amoht
the buffaoes.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15
the oRANcERS.

The Grange store stared last ia'i AZ w W ,non,
Wisconsin, has failed Liabilities, Sl3,0oo. win
no assets A similar one at Owatonns closed M
after loss of nearly 100000.
TIE Kansas Farmers met IN Convention AZ
Tokeka, 10th inst, their chief purpose oein9
to agree upon union with the Reform parry
which held its convention IN May last Anv.
som, discussion it YVES decided that they woult
unite ith the Reformers in q Sate Consehtioi
to be held ut Topeka on August o, when thel
would form an independent party, "eiect SAT-
Central Committee, make declaration OF pt'n
ciples, nominate State ticket. and do all ina
any honest convention may do
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15
THE AGITATION IN PARIS-A COUNl
SENTENCED TO PRISON.

PARIS, June l4.--It is reported that the rioo-
lence of the Bonnpartists of the past few days is
part OF a conspiracy they have entered INTO to
bring about the dissolution of the Assembly, and
appeal TO the country through plebiscite.
Count St Croix was brought before the Police
Court Saturday for assaulting Gambetta. he was
sentenced to six months Imprisonment and to
nav fine CT six hundred francs. He was also or
dered to pay the costs of the trial. He declined
to accept legal assistance. Other rioters Who
were also arrested 'on Thursday evening were
sent to prison for terms ranging from one weei
to one month.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15
An OHIO CRUsApER Convicted AND FINE

ANOHIo CRUSADER Convicted AND FINED.
The trial Of Mrs Tri'uD.e a, Bucyrus, Ohio,
for the violation oflhe 0 IIuance TO prevent cru
sading, closed Saturday night, in verdict of
guilty, the Jury being cut about an hour and a
half. Judge Scott counsel for the defendant,
made a motion iur a new trial, which was over
ruled. the Mayor saving there was no use argu
ing the question, As he hau made up his mind
not to grant it, The prisoner was sentenced t'
pay fine of $lj and costs, and the case will h'
carried TO the Supreme Court Oh error
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15

"NorHING NKw."-The Wilmington Chronicle
q Republican paper, favorable TO the nomination
OF Doctor jump, says:
"INpHED.-The Ga=et:e OF Wednesday, in reply
to some scrap twaddle of the Commereiah says
ut lies" Well, now, that is nothing new. Thai
paper has been told the same thing over and oVei
again, but still there is no Improvement visible IL
its columns as yet"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15

According to Washington special TO the CHI,
cago TFibune, prominent memper OF Tue house
reeently called at the Executive Mansion, and was
asked by the President, whether the House would
pass the Civil Rights Bill. "Yes, l think So
You wish it passed, don't your" was the answer
"Yes" responded Grant griGlly, Il want you to
mass il 80 can veto it."
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15

Philadelphia had population in 1870 OF
c. ,O22; Reading at the same time had popu-
lation OF 80 $50, making the former city about
twenty times larger than the latter. Philadei-
phia made last year s7G5 1883 AZ out of its gas
works besides lighting all the public lamps
AS Reading is one twentieth part as large as
Philadelphia, divide s765, ,359 45, what Phia-
delphia made, by 20, and you have what Read
ing would make out of gas, besides lighting
tbs city, 10 wit the sum of s38 ,2G7 81 annu.
ally
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15

An italian journal speaks OF the discovery OF a
Mot to hberate ex-Marshal Bazaine from the
Confinement on the Island of Sainte Marguerite.
This explains the redoublng OF the surveillance
that has been lately remarked on the Island
The ex-Marshal has been confined to his rooms.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15
The OREGON ELECTION.
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET ELEcTEp

SAN Francisco, June 14,-Jhc entire Demo-
cratic State ticket has been elected In Oregon.
The Legislature stands: Senate, Republicans 4,
lcans l6, Democrats p, Independents 81
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15

Ekg-Col. W. s. Davis, dem, of Christian. Ky
the highest officer in the granger organization
of Kentucky, Is announced as candidate fol
Congress in the second district
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15

The State Department is informed that tue
block ade of the Gold coast was raised on
the Eth of April last.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15

NOTICE.-An adjourned meeting Of the stock
IN holders OF the Mechanics Loan Association
will be held at the usual place, on MONDAY eve
ming next June 18th, at 40 o'clock, sharp, Busi-
ness OF importance A full attenda ce is requested
jel0tm W. }. MORROW Sec'y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15
NOTICES.


CPECIAL NOTICE. have this day received
dies Misses and Chi u, which will dispose of
at my usual low price Cali and examine.
T. DUNAH0E. Sl3 Market street,
June l22t between Eighth and Ninth.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-17
PASSFNGERS ARRIVED.

PROM HAyASAi" 's%:sp G,a Sr.c.a' 9 Sept heIST NsT:
sanchez Carlo: snSSs, M Marie Disl Miss nans
Mependes Geo W. Chute Joaquin Rua Il KooDmsn Henry Parker
FROM steamship Isgsn'S & Sept 1 Jed s Tse ,s
Chr soef wife and Eve children Leopold
Gaes9aosen CnIso Gs1en wsSem,I1 s Man,. snS & s1ss
E.s M1 S %o TsTe:s Go TsUs as S saa s
Stock FhedT schwidt children Caroline Dr. Em
Eoggs.h ard wife Sha Bake % na d.ggse Jn' ~ Bas
wp Mmsn Nv seu Paul slou By selOu Chas Pragnon Mrs
From GivERP6oI~ia steamship Scotia sepL leJ Dodge
Hss M l. eTTs q aS..1 m S STDs .Ds Ma M.sr H na GG
and chiId Grmhs Ms G. G. Craig, Miss Jaqm.h Miss
s sa Perrin M ktnss Me- sHd Mrs. m. fa and
see Col Hivgm Mr. and M John Ssnne' % two nd
Wster Brown, Nrs H. Robinson. hObnsOD, g r. Robin
j. H. Rhodes and children Mr. BO1e Miss BOde
k ssy ss NJ and h.ewsan h Rnfy G c1. a'Aia s'S
P Paul sussGT Is, Beach tHwIs1' T,,s HGPs T1s GS s
6Gia sad Sf caoa %o wnsn. Mr. and @: Rls.
3 S ,H H M Ps L s.T%nSh ls & sGssh sHB fn B M ao
Mrs Hsas weed; I'M Mr s9a md MI NJ; W. Eps
Tun and maid M Maide Rosenhei Maurau Miss Leeh and
T9 T @ ssn a S.s Sa g. h srsa saa MR. M 3
NJ whAe Edsad nwha w5 M wIeP P,i,aD archer ,Ts Mi
i2S townsend s5 M and M Allen GHeur children
n 'R Re-. BE- as NIX KnSSSs S9s Ga Sfs
MISS 1TeI M snS Rev D v.a ana s5s 5 bDd 6
eaass1 crane John Sj'3 Ks9 s jeh" Bsss
sa.sTsn. GsS %y1. and S1 PsTsf1
Is. K Kelley, Thomas Kelley. MISS
Kelley Kelley, Miss smithwcf H. g. Wheeler Thomas
Motley joan Crossey r. DR. Meor Admiral Strong
Thomas Firth Richard Potter snd Secretary Miss Theresa
Potter Margaret Potter PIedeek hCermoli b. " carver @
man Hoover Eugene Delano John MoulsOD, Mr. and Mrs
W. b. Carver, N y. Baker, Mis- NJ H. Baisr. Mis-
p 81 Baker Edward Jefoy, A T. Stewart Mr. and
Mrs Robert Hoguet Virginia Noel Mr. and Mrs sloap
Mis- sloane Charles Ningate, Mas Jane Cooper
Rsnkn Rankin, Mr. and Mrs Thomas Sloane Miss Hoye
Major Arthur Leach K Mner, John Rgby j. Wilson Edmond
Johnson Capt p WaIIs Dr. J. Hamilton NJ D., j. Doyle H.
H Foster Mr. and Ranger infants and two nurses John T.
Cuyler Mr. and N Sears Mrs Crawshaw
and child Carruhers Mr. and Mrs Bumenbsl Master GGss'e
Bmeptbs Master Bumentha Mr. and Mrs NJ KDdskof ohdren
and puTse King Thomas Barnes Judge Hilton H. Waller
Rbeam Juan Antonio Medina, Reynolds, hT and Mrs l. r.
H.rdr Rev CHARLES e. Hart Spilng Mr. Schultz Lawrence
MeEyen j. Forester McEwen Thos Whwe Madame Bohen and
maid Mrs Bremer. Mr. aud Mrs Sidney Webster sidney
FROM 'sAVAYSAH-Ia s1anash,p Hvntsvine Sept l6.-Mn
HGines, NJ L.. K BARLEY, W. SwiLer
New-York tribune., 1874-09-17
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRk........."....." SEPT la


Steamship Italy CBr Thompson Liverpool Queenstown W.
stssmhp Australia (r Malay Glasgow Henderson Bros
s.s%p RSsTS5s Br eT soSahea Iemt
Steamship CITY Of ssu Antonio Pennington Orleans C. d. Ma,
0t Steamship S A. sinners Warren Philadelphia; James Hand
Steamship George Washington Whitehead rOruaHo' me- '"
seaman ANA ,,o. Murr nl Mur Bristol Eos MOgaDs Sons
Shin Adm s tGer). Hurslsp, Bremen, Hern Baeiei Co.
Ship Gsatear Oh Maoussen Iiars Boyd hinessa pa.
Bark Emily (Ger ReehmAnn, Cape Town. Africa Fuheh EdJe
70 B,yt jenny tG.rL orote Bremen. P scbvoon.
Bark Athena lGer) Beihner, Bremen I1eo RugeL
Bari Clara (Ger.) Hilmer Bremen r. schwoon Co.
Ss 81, bs,s Rs1. PoS BG SsS f%fh {s
B P:uu. wi; P0Pss s:Ipo ~ John Spp
oSSO Ita ,c. fs-y x,T,isu soSSr Ss smo, Co.
Biis Gp:sy D.n;( Jsyns AuI cays. a a. ABBOT blot ,
s:sI s st:ss f:5%ss si, BIO
se1 Clara Jane, Garrison, Pembroke Ne JED Frye& &co
Sem ss ?''s Ssy Fn; e,
Barge ssunterer hall WILMINGTON, Del, Abiei Abbot
ARRIVED. ..t.E
p,.n Scotia r) Leit1h Liverpool Sept B, and Queenstown
0is Steamship Than, GER, Hamburg Sep. p and H.rrs
@ Es ;ss a. shS .s 80 I s.. .s Sep. s.
f S..sop Crescent City Curtis Sep. H. with nd and
steamship MS Ssns or0vs Sept ls with nd's sad
ssS Emerald Isle Williams. London Aug and Ise Of Wight lsih
Ship Gitana f Liverpool Jones' ca'atts May and Sand Heads
gb Pscto
Raj Kong Esp MOT Rneksen Waterford a. day In bsiast
B.rt fdaSo sish.rd.on. day.. with 1a.s =.
Bsrk KrtatBgeu (Nor Lydersen kewY 4o days In oaAH 10
Anchored IN 6ravesend Bay for orders 90 ~, y,
(ker hsrcusssn, WAenora 90 Gays h oeas@ ~
.rehored lin Grsvesend Bay for orders
p ,,, JenSns of Bsngor Coombs HALIFAX days ballad
Brs assie {of Hsrnpeen. he small F.snsburg ~ days
Brs Edwin Rove Coeia wspts River Jam, 2l days. with ma
hogsny 4. ..u... n.
anchored IN Gravessnd Bay for orders -, - a =,
schT j. W. Scott Of b. John, b. Hassh, Wiaaser S'
' sehr Louis. Birdssl Brandt. Gsorgs,own, D. G.
FOREIGN PORTS.
p.x.- Sent 16The General Transstane Compsnfs steamship
yshiuron Gssne sewYok Sept 8. arrived bsw Of room
to-day. rx..... -.u s,o,,
sev.YorA Sept glasgow, arrived hss this morning. .
sept l6-The kaioDsl Lane steamship pc Veeen
% s ssr Tori sepl g. Tor Liverpool touched st this port t
day - -. 49,. -. 49,. p,ah pon.i
New-York tribune., 1874-09-17
pASSENGERs SAILED.

FOR LrvRRPOoLIa steamship Cuba, Sept 16P Hebber. H.
N Bbrough Mcnamara Mrs Hutebn and infant
Hgginbothsm Rev u c. Hail. H. M ca.sm.n, r q stoney;
Hsisey NJ j. Wright Miss Wright Miss snd
Mrs Cooper Rgg Miss Rdmondson Rev W. Gum Judge
and Mr wIsms Jose dc Peroa Mrs Robinson and child Mss Rob
Mrs Matthews daaghter Mr. Rosenfeh r. L. Ives Mr.
and hr Abbott Adne Berna Dennis Curtin Barley Thos
Kirby.
FOR GLAs6ow-Tn steamship sat Of vtrontd Sept l6-Mn
G. O. Ford Jsmes Darby NJ Hammock M Constsbee
Hn W. Greenwood Heary Hyng John
woodland Joseph Perry Geo. ZnDde Bcckhd G. L. HALLIDAY
Csen Mrs Cissen and infant Miss Henrietta Detmar Leonard
Delmar, Mrs NJ Allen.
P0R BRBMBN-IR steamship Hohencorn Sept 16-wm Addi-
Mira Harriet Addison Miss Frances Addison MslBmma Addison
Miss Heortta Gardiner C. sreon g. ssur L. Mehsl Miss Isaac
Prof G. Beleke IT, Sue hrs Csbarne Gromne hrs Cana
niue Brandt, y. r. Bluuek, Theodore sehhtt
New-York tribune., 1874-09-17
THE COURTS.
Z NoN-NEaoTIABLR BOND CASE.

The examination Of Igilius Noltner of
Indianapolis. who s charged with attempting 70
negotiate nonnegotiable q, 900 FiveTwenty bond, was
Eesumed yesterday before Commissioners Osborn.
Assistant United States DisricAttorney Post oered
10 by the notes OF Mr. Bonynge the stencgrapher
who reported the Roberts bond forgery case In the
Court Of Oyer and Terminer that Noltuer, who was
witness case testified that he once went TO hrs
Pe,tus and tried TO get from certain bonds 70 secure
him for becoming bondsman for her husband.
xDistrctAttorney Courtney objected on the ground
of irreieyancy and the Commissioners sustained the
objection Post then rested tho case for the Gov
enment and Mr.. Courtney moved for the discharge OF
Holtner because there evidence to sustain the
charge against him.
In opposing the motion, Mr. Post claimed that he had
made OF probable guilt, and asked Mr.. Court
pey why he had not called Col Wood, from whom
Notner received the bond in question, to explain as far
ms was possible all OF the circumstances connected
with It. Mr.. Courtney replied that Mr. Post had no
right ask such question, aud, after some further
discussion the Commissioner denied the motion, on the
ground that witness who could most probably tell all
about bond had not been called" and the case was
sdourned TIL 10 a. In to-day.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-17
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday,
before Jasee Morgan No. lac SulVanst was he
bail to charge Of stealing $50 nom the s,ors
No. 163 Grenest TUESDAY night ne was
foona with the money IN ms possession he
claims 70 iDioKcaed responsible for his acS
Edward Mccarthy of No. 67 Ohver,st was held
esn,sv Al the Tosbs Police Court Justice fammer. chsrged
S having yesterday mOrnh rs cents from the vest pocket
Thoas Downg asleep under IN CherrYsL
Pce notorious pkpoket who was arrested BY Detse
tive DaScDberry sept for 70 plek The pofet
oNrs Co held yesterday defaut Of $OO
bail lie ehsrge Of assuing De-
tsve who has saloon at No AZ
Muberst his wife charged Yesterday with resisting ana
having assault Oe Regab the sixth Precinct on Tues
ay night dschsgd bnt the whose bead showed
Of Clubbing inflicted by the oHeeT vas fnea S1O aud
bela n deflult O $500 bail TO keep the peace.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-17
CIVIL NOTES.

In the United States District Court yester-
day. in the matter OF James I. Aspinwali bankrupt
Judge BIatohford gave decision In which he says IN
effect, that called witness lawyer cannot De
legally compelled disclose the secrets OF his olent
mpared him professionally but that ne can De 80
compelled the subjects OF conversations between
himself and his client.
In the patent case of Eli F. Southwark OF
Boston against Charles E. Strong Of this city, In che
United States Circuit Court for alleged Infringement
in making the open wire-work signs which have become
popuar late Judge Blatchford has just rendered
decision dissolvtng the injunction obtained against
Strong on motion upon full proofs This decision Is I'M
portant and OF much interest to large number or mer
Chants using these signs, who have been threatened
with suits Dy the owner OF the patent.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-17
THE ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Sept. 1e.-The Society OF the
Arnv Of the Cumberland met here today for reunion
Tue city Is profusey decorated. and Highs Tor over
two miles continuous display OF hsgs evergreens
and other emblems The Society met at IL ociocA' ~
the Opera House. which is also beautifully decorated
I.ookout Mountain formed 3 prominent feature OF ths
decorations Tho meeting was called TO order, after
which an address Of welcome delivered by SAhos
a. Bull Mayor OF Columbus Gen Sheridan then took
charge Of the meeting President OF the society 10
response 70 calls from the large audence In atteuchhc
Gems. Sherman. Belknap, Custer. wolcutt. LegEen'
Granger, Grosvenor. aud Mchllea ex6oy. -HsyI
Father Chrsy and COL Strait upon the stage snd
made Remarks returning thsnks.
Al ths afternoon session letters cad telesrsms On
New-York tribune., 1874-09-17

pressing regrets and kind wisbes received from
(3arfieid made few spirited remarks In answer TO
cal The report Of .he Treasurer was read, showing @
ing to have been s13o and the Disbursements 7Sa UP
70 this date the total contributions TO the Thomas onn
ment Fund have been 1865. The rspoIt ON .no
memorial shows that during the past year the follow
ing deaths have occurred among the members OF tne
Society Gen. III. A. CrOx xton Col Jonn u knncks SaP~
w. d. Brunts, and Col T. r. Stanley.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-17
DECIsIONS-sEPr. IL.

Superior Court-Specidi Term-Bv Judge Curtis
Gisrt sgt further allowance granted Umann
act smth sMoion for reeeDoe granted sTsdbeger sgt
al Gillespie agt Gisspie
Bergman Msrtin.-0rjers granted.
Common Pleds-Special Ierm-By Judge Loew.-
Berry AT for proceedings granted Hack
AT GOelet spo60rd Motion to marx
ialgneLt scared In appeal denied.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-17

uif..--l NEw-YoRK, Wednesday. Sept 1e. iH%
At the Exchange Salesroom to-day James NJ
Miller sold by order Of the Supreme Court under drec'
ton Of George E. Thorne referee tho threetory brick
store and lot on the south side of Eighteths 100 feet
east Of Thrdaye, 10 Charles White Co. for slI as
The sales announced by A. j. Bleecker, Son q VINO
and William Kennedy were adjourned. 1.
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
.a.- NETWORK CITY.
Ms9rssn Ms No. ii2' -. between Ratssr' and r.lh,m.'.
Monroe st. No. iii So between Rutgers and PeIhan,, ,oo
william Van Name: Orange, j. M.y Van Name
prcOses p.c: So Of 4Sd is si54 ESs ooo
Bndris. ycan Brush.
12 Ne 2eg S1ee o. ~ JoSa sroSs 5000
lss = $50 n Of sthsve is iiIe2 Doris wife Of ooo
1eths s, s z 6s, Of ~ si Charles 500
SSd Lo i.h. %I,.msaw, vi $500
S3ds 1913 Of 3dave. 476I az Robert murray oe 200
1885, q. e.: a. i1o NV o. ahave 10000
,ri loo Of Cedar st. S6 5is7e Morri..
Jacob Cohen to Abe and Gsbnel heer Pine Bun 900
o1orss1e . plot H. Poole B:i io6iioo oiforip
ss 100 NJ syivansve. 100 100 ie GrovesreI
n72hIn s2s to oIioHp SO A. wss' Farms james 200
r. Coulter Patriek McIntyre s'ooV
Myrteavs part lot 65 Upper MOrr'ans 75I15o wm ooo
otS,V1 NAV Il so4o nD y wn II $4,000
Cbaes AuBdy. MetGeben. j. TO Joseph Dinners C. x
Lot 81 sa se man "a. b; inii Of land At Fcidi;n 5oiioo
James Hayes Fall River Mass Ellen Mcclure WIDOW. s0o
Rear strip so n lstsve and 1874 4eth-st 4I20. VIM ,o
s,n: Is e sss's @ SEQ sss'' ffed BS Henry Bnle
Rochester, y and Andrew IeeteD. Jer,ey Cy.'''. 40
Monroe Of, 1914 Ruserss 2oIloO Leah 'aes a. ooo
TO symAh s'Ani''ef' 'i0V
sb,v. No 42 years per 81 SOY
New-York tribune., 1874-09-17
MINIATURK ALMANAC.

snp d,es,. 543 sets....... 6O3 Moon sets SZ
atGH a pAY-LN
candy Hook Island 0O2 Hell Gate Ferry lol
HIeH DAY..
Sandy Hook 600 Gov, Isapc.. O26 Hell Gate Ferry! 2lo