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New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Dec. Is. in the Court OF AppeaIS
THURSDAY, Dec 10, 1874, . ,,. a.
M"uons-No l-Afred Mitchell act The People, keaohon 70
disms appeal Motion granted Ramp agt Kampmoton 70 say
rem Rem Bank OF North America sgt The National BAh
tbe for papers submitted
General CslendArHo 32Jsmes souer rer ondent gt
Richmond administrators sppesnte ny IL NJ
Coweu appellants and by A. d. Wait for Respondent
No 33-May Banker. sdminstrsrx appellant agt Ihs hew
yer of counsel appellant and by shepherd for
appellant, George W. hcCohop
BY Thsu appellant AID By Asa Green
" respondent u - ,.,io,.l
No l37-Jaeob shapney appellant syt The Boue1 hauo9A
BnI John e. Shaw Of counsel e
appellant and By y. q Salmon for respondent , - IN =.
ProeIamaton made Adjourned Wednesday Dec TO-
lOs m will from uesdsy Der ~ 70 l1
day Jan 49, DdI Will be made In the meantime
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
BUILDING STATISTICS

For the ending Saturday Dee H. 1874 from rsceds Of The
Dep.rtueut Of Buildings, Walter w. Adams Superintendent
Plans Tor II hadugl estimated COS. Of sreees
Siil To- OF the proportion OF hrstesss dwellings
tenement. aud dwellings u. the wanda Number OF
h1ings prose o .terao 10 Of an estimated eoe 81 sss voo
spresl frame and other structures. 70
DnnRs vason> report 1le bslaings
.uryeyed - reported upsse Deos and = as
having Uss'e building nooe served ~ vosnon
o law reported 27 rcssved "a; violation poiee- soe 90 NO
lsfion sttornef ID -. ..s..
The Bueap Of and ironwo reports ~ baimisss
a. requiring sLd 80 burgs having oeen provided
Of rrescape ke Ssh re-
80 tro~espc ynt
sraev 3 retired AZ oo s.ca erdcrr beams
msrt 10 hoobouses sgng houses ana tseoJ hsvs been
ana rcfercpos 10 ere Ventilation,
mssps n esress other stcdnt nirac-
tor 20 Of e Bpng sw. aud regulations enfsd where
DETERMINATIONS reporied lSe bukn rveuiy
ported nqang sddnonsi Of hs rsirs
195 bunes hrrtofors provided with oaiste
are ss reported having adsrrone thorough 10
condition. ps ke which such ksps lU6 et
which reported found good condition
o. sss ssssss's, rsaHns yaissss ss iass rpsis
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
EEw.YORK CITY

'aP'Ss osn 60 'GrpI shaDa Ja O75
l2 S,S., 10 o9.i lSS wee4 G Ave ~ 1850
9 RsSe,,.S SiT to 4 ii OOO
G0ths n 225 II " OF shave, 2jxlOU.J; Csthauue and
fs, 4l1s fs5I t6 si, sfJ v % dGs 537O
6gth-st s. 27j " of S.h ave- 5XlOO6 Iathalbe sua
4,Se we ana oeif f',l 5275
e,hs, N . 5it n of Stlaye 25tl 100 5 sane to sane g. %
69hst g. 200 Il OF shave, 2jrlO0 $40
of4 ioo 1t o' ~.""- $4,000
H%ef, brown Gg Tsee It SSs JARVIS 1875
lIth.aye. " 9Gh-st, oOx76; lltE-lye = 7I6
vo'l' u 900
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16

Dee l6-C r. Assrmsyer, p. Dehoques, Dshoquss wn
de- two chih r. Cool wm W. Marques
Eeh,ass 4 Castro Psg, ~ = Rob & edo; H. e@u, o"s". e.
Bss, j. Gonzales. d. r. Nena, W. Arhaga. - ~. a, ~,
FOR sAvANNAHs steamship Leo, Dee 16J shuits NJ o9se
Can't Arthur Child T. p Tsmage Mrs Leach family hieh NC
ParIspd Mrs Belle wood Mary Cornell, L H9combe y; WI
hams Ms Tnsey Leer Tnsley James N Iiney " naso"
r. Coz Jerry Green, Jesse Tsnar
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-The President sent

to the Senate the following nominations to-day:
Marshall be Fst Assistant Postmaster eabeinF
reappointmeu b. Axen be Governor Of Utah Territory;
Black be Of Utah Territory Charles H.
ChAmbe he Receiver OF Public Moneys at San Ftncsco
Charles Mcdonald, to be Receiver of Pubic Moneys at
Shasta Cali John s. Ward to be Register IN the Land
0ce spsaDyie Cal David b. Wilson. be Peodon Agent
Fre Iowa. Jacob Parmenter TO be Collector OF Customs tte
District Chapain n " George Patterson be United States
Attorney Forca Francis H. Godwn to
To be CcnusRobo Sa1e o Vermont
johns Quebec; Robert HoeI Barbados and Augustus Van
Ceef nj
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
PASSENGERS SAILED.

poa HAMBuRGIa skaasntp seAa.rJ Dee 1a-5j.s y Bars
5rnns Miss s Drunns Phsireh F.ni Csrtsssn sehosss
Pade T. u trovssnn A. Tresr l. shoehn. Ooursd
F Hsman Bernard Aisrd lhoA Alien
Risssl Jossf Risse co hoss BAehnann and
stphrn ungemsh G. H. " Hoht.t Jacob Psl Hsn Aaafnaan
Mr. and nrx II. Beehsr ab1 isfant Capt john Peut
yOB HAvkNA AMD OThk8 f0Rfsla saasAb CsH @ xsssse.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
MINIATURES ALMANAC.

Sun hses.... 7lS SUB ~ts.. Asa Moon ses'''h hof@
DAy-An o,o
Sandy ooi Ob6 GOV. ssno... 1880 Hell Gate Ferry 5l9
HIGH pAy-p. ooo
Hoei. 1:2l Gov IssDd 1o3 Hell Gate ferI WV
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
BILLS INTRODUCED.

Bills were introduced and referred as follows:
BY Mr.. WHITE Nep., Ala)-supplementary TO the
CIVIL Rights bill Referred 10 the Judiciary Committee
By Mr.. HUNTON Dem, va.)-For the relief of the
Trustees of the Theological Seminary in Virginia
by Nr LYNCH QSep.. Miss)-Authorizing the enter
tDg and clearing OF vessels at East PascagOula.
BY Nr. PHILLIPS (Rep. Kap.)-TO authorize the Sec
OF the Interior 10 settle and pay certain
between the United States and the vai ous States
from the appropriation OF certain public lands in susn
States for peranfnt Indian ons; and for the
sale OF crFn pOrIOus OF The pubic land In such States
aDr the Use Ui certain ind ytdua tribes.
BY Mr. MctRARY lkep, I0wa}-FOr a narrow guage
esllroad frUID Lake Erie to the Missouri River.
BY Mr.. POLAND (Rep.. Vt.)-RagulatnR the prosecu-
aon OF hbeis iB the District OF Columbia
By Mr.. RANDALL. Dem. Penn "A resolution calling
On the Tor To the fur
n'shing OF its Department stamps
THE LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE, AND JUDICIAL APP
PRoPIuATIoN BILL.
The House then. ot Las, went lHtO Committee of the
Whole on the Legislative Appropriate hill Mr. r A
ROBERTS Rep.. y. VI In the chair.
In regard 10 paragraph for stationery and ne wsoo
pfrs for the Senate, Mr. COX (Dem.. n VI asked M
GARFIELD why 10 was, that at the end Of last session no
manifested IN ;he Committee ON Approprafiens and
tsat tine itans for the Year were les hv
t0oo0oo than or the previoGs year. Was that state
cOfrcctf
Mr.. GAEFIELD-Tes.
Mr., COX-Ihsre Is mistake about itt
BIZ GAhFIELD-Ao, Sir.
Mr. cOx-Tsefe l. DO Irtte difference OF soooeeoo or
Dir. GARFIELD-So, Sir. .... .,a 4.
nr. COA-1Hat wln lie developed la course OF fine
hr GAtfIEl@D--1he gentleman Viii md that my re-
on tl.i oecaslpn have been fully borne out more
question having been raised In regard 10 the item
for Capitol Police Mr. Ga RFIELD staes that, In Wow
~ Ne POLITICAL change wnica would take pisee in che
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16

Ncw- Jersen Real Gstate for Sale.

EOR SALE-50000 acres OF LAND In
sout:R NevJer,er will be sold n body or in tset OF
900 acres Guwant sod opensi uDbE
CATION Thev water poSe sooa Noo'
an cedar 'um,.r Adress Il. WRIGHT Flwosi- y J.
nRANGE, N.J.-Great variety property tor
" sale ana o OAce hoars from 70 } .. n.
/. H. GERltl. 80 Nassal. HhertTsi.
Gsb Siltk IN TWO YEARS, and $3.50 SEMI
ep .1Ott interest heEet.te VII .tc1re eomioItzb
r.omy COTTAGE home, combining city ami country Az
ysntgs ample closets paved streets "ta nearly an acre
10 garden l.wn uFv.s slad hJWers &e taDeh %
qurd two maue walk from West Elizabeth passenger depot ~
L5erYt ~ minutes from main depo stores NC
EElbh frequent rs BY twO roads III midnight 10.
ye Apply ne promises, OF to sJbUhbAN
=. o. Box lsi, BiLIbetn. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Tuesday, Dec. L

NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, Dec. Is. 1874.
At the Exchange SalesrOoms this morning
James NJ. Miller sold, to settle foreclosure suits. the
valuable business property of Bank ani Weststs'
also 10 lots the corner OF Twelfthaye and One-hun
dred and-thirty yhrdst. A. j. Bleccker Son Co. sold
house lot West Twenty yeightb ST. near hiNth-aVe
The prices realized tor the property III all INSTANCES were
very low.
Mr. Jere Johnson, r offered and sold 105 lots. located
on the Eas ern Parkway, BedfOrdave., D"graw. anu
UnOnsts Brooklyn at prices ranging iTOu 500 10 ROW
per lot Tue sold subject TO the assessments
for opening the Parkway. which amount 10 about sOo
upOn 10 fronting the improvement and $50 per lot
upon those on the The prices reaZcd were
very low indeed Tue property Is hnciy located, ana
must ultimately be covered by superior class VI u"e
ings.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. DAWES Re0., Mass.) from the Com
mittee on Ways and Means, reported a concurrent
resolution for Christmas from Wednesday Dec.
g. Tuesday Jan. 8. Adopted-Yeas, 1928; Nays. 123
There considerable struggle the vote, and be-
fore the result announced votes both sides
wrre changed Mr.. GARFIELD Qsep.. Ohio was con-
spicu0us opposition 10 it, aud changed his vote tO the
Affirmative In order that he might move 10 reconsider,
winch he Immediately did r,markug that the Commit
tee Appropriations had not had opportunity say
\ word against II.
hessrs. RANDALL (DeTn Penny and sPEER Dem,
PenD.i moved " lay the motion TO reconsider the
kdbe.
Tue House refused 70 lay the motion 10 reconsider on
the tabieYeas 100 Nays 128 and then at the sugges-
ton VI Mr. DAhLs the subject was postponed till next
nnd.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
8roohlpn Real estate Tor Sale.

E'OR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS.
4 1O2 Pneapple-st-Prame store aad hole: o EIry1
Nos md II la Lngs lot. @B1lOO
Ncs poo dF,ihnk; son'O-
WhDA-st-stOrg AMI basncai blck hOuscs
No. 43 Wlloagnhy-sL-3s;oy brick hOse lOl, 20tlJ0
No. 81 Hcx,-st.-3-siorY brick houe. lot 23,lm
No. LOS lemseDsI-3-sory brek house lot. 2JtIol
WP COOK Z3j WssI ag.oast. Brookyu
EOR SALE A three-stoTy, Dr0wn-stOne
front hgbsoop HOUSE. 5Oz50 it n FT tpaee, Bookni
lately modern has tore bay w1ncoSs
stone porch lot ef 81 Two paros
library door; ban-rcOm Kitchen aaDdfy,
stoero n basement 1oor seven beems bnen
ana bedroom fOors gsnt home ~ 40 efsni
neghborh, thrty6ye rom Newiork Cy Hal PIee
si5OOO Will sold Actress Box 4OlS NfF-lofx
CtyP ..
ID s. BUSSING, jr.. No. 204 Montague-st:
Ii. Coainnt.l BuGiug BROOKLYN. BbOhsk 10 bhAb bsiAIh
ad AOKlGAC tr ~ sfsfahD afn
BUILDING LOTS central part oi bopkgr conFraent 70 ee
ferries snd hOcS Of routes Tie s Gao De soh
ehang for improved property pues who viii agree 10 maze
the the he
bond and NOR gsce The advertiser has
a.o number uT 6rsicss browu-s0e front near prospect rsA
ard ewhere BooklV which lie sold exchange or osf
ID - eise tie excessive
property BaOOKYS SKATING RINK located on Cer-
ontae ecusiag through the blOcN TO NIeriAVe and between
Myrtle aud NulOughty-Aves
floor hundred with eoDyeneat rooms at e
entrance Office. IL swell utel In eobssrae-
toa respectable eeniny having fmI
seating II tod the premises VIII be leai Tor manai-e-
tuuug purpoes hng particularly aaa,e1 f"r sieb
BOIls Mortgages bought and sold by X s. BCsSlNG, IT,
ZUi Moniasus-st Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
272O. Rubin sgt. Brewers and

272O. Rubin tgt BfeWers AID
NJ. lns. Go.
233. Batter ct 81. sgt DeseDdort
AZ. Archer et al agt. Sullivan
l449. RELAY Ct a.. agL stage.
S9i..k stor sst Lyon.
Asst. .KebGail agt. Dewey.
Sy6. Meter at. Refs.
1888. friedlshd 7 agt. Stiassery.
PART Ill
254. .Merers sgt. SehL tL
l4ll. Carpenter sgt WeiseDdan-
ger.
1877. MeIceIhott sgt. Oester-
Teicher.
1891. .Couse agt. Reeves
2U5S. Patterson ct al. sgt Hen
drick.
1920. .Palteigen agt. Guilfoyle.
1908. .JosMef agt EyereaEt
PART w.
2llA. .Riemepschpeider agt. Nc
DOnopgh.
2l00. .Kingsbury and or. ext.
Leyermore and Cr.
ITO. .Uhlg and OF. sgt. Fischer
and or.
544. .Pleifer agt. Buchbeister.
2l36. Nichols and ano. sgt Gems
bury.
2l37. Same agt. Some
2l53. Koch Agt. Cameron.
1872. stewart and GpO. agt- Far
and or.
2099. Kirby agt. Moore and sL
1909. .Dessef agt Stauf.
l57l..N. Y. Rectifying Co. agt
IleIiberg ct al.
72S. .Oppenheimer agt. Sehilt
lS49. kaVser and or. sgt Demp-
sey.
1894. j m 8 agt. Hawley.
90. .hteyens agt Sharrard, jr.
AL. Keller agt. Stern.
800. Carroll agt. Malone.
2O4O. .schell igt Van Tasell.
1915. Curtis sst. Kings 70. MFG
Co.
1925. Chase sgt. Hurd.
TIA. .Ankel ct al. agt nibernia
Is co. OF Ohio.
1880. Goodrich agt. Blodsett
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
G.ncIion Sales OF iscll Cstlte.

A TTENTiON is called TO the SALE, rain or
"A ,ti,. of VAtUAbLE REAL ErrATE THIS DAY. az tbe EA
CHANGE sALtsROOM III BoadaaY, At IL 0eock prompt BY
A. BLEhCAEk Aaea0nees.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16

GEssRAL sEssoss-HAcKErr, R-lieny Oppemsn robbery
George Reey alias Rat Rey Robert Murray alias Bobby the
ehnsn b1rgy grand larceny receiving stolen goods
Thomas Shields Cshsne Williams felonous asant and battery
Alfred Lnksu James NJ Rn Albert Meyer grand larceny; Adolph
seele petit larceny John Thomas Bernard Renach false pretens
COURr or APPklB-ALBASY Dec 15.-The following s the
Court 81 Appeals day calendar Dec l6 Nos 30 l3s ls l43
l45, ll5, lZ9, 6S.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
miscellaneous.

A SSIGNEES' SALE of Paper Hangings and
n Ccth shsae being ofhs late ha Weeks Co, hs
ssA l3l Dsanssl Jsss D. Aas 1hsA sAsshss ssa,ss
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
Gountrp properIn 10 Ici.

rJyO LET-S1 000-W estchester FARM, 40
Il acres. onem nile irOm hensico, H. q. X - - -.
TNO LEASE.-The popular and well known
sumDer HOTEL the WOODSTOCK OyerooS viii be thAshp
for ,em Appy j. H. TREMPEs RonloG N H. Z" Va
board steamer BALDWIN, foot HAniSonst ssS-iorx
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
GitD iJrouerin 10 Eel.


A WELL-LIGHTED FRONT OFFICE, suit
ApDly on preri,e,. PHELPS EvERDEiL tj2 brosdsly
OFFICE TO RENT, which has been Occu-
" lud nImhef OF large and neEJ nf-
uished. l2. East 2;'b@t, corucr Leungton-1fe
rENO LET-OFFICES, some very desirable, in
Il the Juh!Lgg 3. ) and Eeesman-t. snd I.3 sgust
RULAhD WHITING BeeanR-st
TUNO LET-Newly and handsomely Furnished
Is - house below 4Jh,it conye lent to Broadway
and Ghaye. car. Apply to z. A. DAILY 5es b,hl,e.
rgIO LET-BrOadway, 202 front LOF Is, 25x
Il jO entire part on LbAss uJ"catt 10 S'e"ahS "VH'"
yuS BAYLIfS on premises -----.-
TgNO LEF-FURNISlIED and UNFURNlSliED
HOUSES sale; elegant house on hGfil ~ year
jthaye; sacrifice. Apply h. DALEi ooo o'h'
fsNO LET OR LEASk-Immediatc possession,
hrowus:one DWELLING 2l9 East Seventy seoaisi" ss IL
lures mirrors, sLaes Ilace @ A"oI o'sf easonO
u a u acceptlbe party Keys at 3Ji Lt1lg Grave
rVNWENTY-ONE most desirable private RESI-
DESCES belonging the North An Lie ms Co.. rvhtP per
annum om $500 S6 O0O 10 LEASE Tor tenn Ct ied's
X. y PAGE, 50 tatA'Tos, hansger
TgNO LET-Thc tirst-class and cOmmodions
way and Fouhye From central lclto1 ay desifaOe
for storage ye.ys6e UurpOs3 aecYnmloa t"f 10 uoss
good tenant AopJ 10 l. L. LlOH Ah"S' 'ons
4 Co.. Droldw'y aad Nineteentb-t
rINO LEASE-The elegant offices Nos. 100 and
lC2 Bo.aNay by the Universal LIE ls Co. "a aecnns
=, nj, % n Nos II and 10 rreu-St of Ibe laie
pendent No Pk place; also oes IN tie HOua AAera Ae ms
Company BNdaG Ohces Of Tie Guarh,o ~ 81 et9Gng
or UNTON-SQUARE, Broadway-MagDlf-
- cent STORE. 30lS LIT u1ul Nay oneioJh its
usual Apply there, 10 Dr. DECf
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
for the Golioans.


-
A MUSEMENT AND INSTRUCTION..
"A nx Sensible hOhiay fTse@hs should Nramins
ON, Asab, Blocks and Car Natural sy Prints Bccisbsvcs
and Cases Home Household Desks hSsst Mss.eOpes kd
osrone. P.p.y sla,.s Bass kpsg kumefal Cases.
Globe. Of a % uHmbe otAsr arilss er the amsssmept
nbnry-J W. sCilERM ERIlokN l. Co. Ia Bssa-t
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.-Fine Engrayings,
IL on Paintings. waterSe.or prssA. Preach Photographs
l,seiuy irane Pso Kaleidoscope Csas1a obscura Gfspbo
scopes Portfolios Of Palestine end Gr-An Views. Rosewood ssd
steIroseOp with views u oil pss the World yevss
France PsIosiAin Paintings AL nartea pian eyare
q .. HOOPER.
20 Easssust bet. yaas Fultop-sta
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
Brooklpn propertp 60 tet.

DARLOR FLOOR of No. 109 Pipeapple-st.;
front toon Ia suitable Office ship being bat ts0 doOrs
from Fu!on-st W.R COOh 230 NaA!as'"n'sl' broohJn-
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
couses ano tarms UanIe0.

CHURCH PROPERTY or HALL wanted
" se 18Th aud 4Jbs roal hay lease or rent
wano l. 1879 H. g. ELLIOTT 73 9Th ave- " L.
L,ARM LAND WANTED to HIRE or WORK
4 on sHARDs. Address H., Box lO6. Tdblne Ohce.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16

AUCTION SALES OF NEW-YORK REAL ESTATE
BY Il. j. BLecker. d 90.
brick house and 2Sthe, l4U # OF Oth-ave 80
lot 2UIvSN lVtooV
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
sPEcuL TERu-vAs VoRsr. J.


DENT
s..hllen agt. n. J. 8. RR.
Co. et al.
s..wocdridge sgt The Mayor,
10. ..Inpton art. Smith ct al
IA. ..sirger sgt. Cooper.
10. ..Lupton agt. smith et al.
IN Issues Of Il
70. Pool agt Stevens
l3o. Met. lns- Co. sgt N. Y. b.
49, OF Fire Und. et al.
l5l..OBren ACT. BIowIiDe.
iol'.l oltoh agt uorrissey.
ITO. Foley agt Green, &C.
lOo. .Cas;ner sgt ODGnoghoc
etA
lIl..Andeuon agt The Mayr.
l16. .Bmbury agi. Parsa
lSO. .Green sgt NJ lnsnk ct al
lSl.. .selu agt SmithSon.
lo2. Co &. sehaaray Tefla agt.
Tie MsVOr.
l9l. ..Petrie sgi. Movers ct al.
W.. Man ACT. kol hler.
l03. ..Harte agt. DE Witte.
IVA. .ke.sey ct al. agt. Hegeman
etal.
6..Taylor ct al. sgt. Purcell
eta.
197..Eiller ct al sgL Sledge
aud Ano.
C1pcurr-papT III
2S64. Oliver sg.. Payne and arc.
44ZO. .haymonu sgt The Mayor,
&c.
1870. .Cowsn act. The Mayor. Ie.
43l2..llnaigan act. Same.
63S. S..WsItermqn act. Lyon.
2l9O. .AVcri.l Chemical Paint Co.
agi. American Central
lns. Co. II st. Louis, Mo.
2l92..Same AIT. Fire Assurance VI
-. Philadelphia.
S35. .Poillon anu sno. agt Lul-
ing.
23l4. .Ne! chants Bank Of Canads
at. Union x. X Trans
60. and Paclfc Mail \. s.
Go.
1000. .GoBdy agt Poullsine.
PART I'LL
GS3. RAY ct al at. Martin.
I'LL. bray. PTos't, Ie., agt Cos
cut.
2l15..WileoI Silver Plate Co.
at Green.
1921. DE EscOaALa sat. koehlCr
ard ano.
1895. Wallace aet. The Mayor lie.
2l27. Sanchez agt. Mer. AuL
lEs. Co. Of S. +.
1913. Norma, &s., agi. Degnan
etal.
1858. .Bonney. sdm'x, &c, agt.
Stewart.
4iS3. Reed sgt. The Mayor, &c.
SUPERIOR COrRT-TRlAL
1S7..Yaiennne sgt. Bean 4 ano.
197. Payne. aam'x. sgt Grand
~. ani FoIty-secOnd-st.
X K. Co.
1893. .Weidenfeld sgt. Lynch.
III. .hcKeBzie agt. Lail.ers.
7ZJ 4. Americ' n ID. ID. 4 /. Co.
agt StaleY
623. Union Egg Garner Co. agt.
Hem anoe ct al.
S33. .uurrsV. jf. AID anO. agt.
Luhng and ano.
PART IT.-P
652. .IInrobymies agi. Petrie ct
al.
G94. .CbsnbOyet ct al. agt. Gag
nrY.
7Ss. Be del sgt. Wagner.
7Gi. .MeAleny sgt. Gibbs and
ano.
TO. .Lcoroll agt. Ilaecer.
74U. HYDE sat Doran ard or
l4G. Cecil etal. agt. Richardson.
GENERAL TERM MoSE
=. Levy ag;. Burgess.
e..MaLon, agt OCallaghsn.
IA. Bruce agt k,Lv.
10. .Juhp- Il sct Williams.
22..CBneD sgt. Com. Fire las
Co.
"a. .Childs at. Connor.
CoVs0s PLEAS EouIT
4..Wiltnrgham sgt Dibsle.
IL. Hatch at. Churchill
TRIAL TERn-PAR7
225. .DetSchy act. Keily.
gyS .UeVdecker ggt. same.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16

Gonntrn Real estate Tor Sale
MUST be SOLD promptly and will he sold
vi eheapA hry dssa stock and grai FARM ne'r depot
"a mi, from -iorA well locate tor m Il business
- W H. WELLS, 800 Broadray
OYSTER, FRUIT, and TRUCK FARM for
OsAIF G. T. GARDlNER Wrsiover. Nd.
arrange COUNTY FARM for SALE or
W EX, ANGE Properly 200 desirable LAnd
iJr s.ock r4eng good Dwelling a dat cun1i diag.
- rutland * WHITING, D BeekmADst
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
PART H..

1854. Elsie sgt. Brennan.
2O92. .Bshrp a {. Strsub.
2USS. .llill at. Mitchell.
ll9. >chruber sgt. Wagner
l2li. .COgswell Agt. Nalsh.
lliS. .Diiliher AIT. Baei inan.
1868. .Mo1eF ct al agt. Suszra.
1860. .Moller 1t al. agt. Same.
2ls2. Reilly agt The Mayor. 6c.
MARINE CouRT-TRIAL TER
$40. .TyrrlI agt. irayerA
s74. Plat sgt. Floyd.
1908. .KaTser It al. agt sehTah.
l4..wiliams egt. hckenba.
3O4 Paddock. jr.. agt. Stevens.
BOZ. Homer sgt n. Y. Z. and
n. X. X. X. Co.
800. .Brockenbury agt MnlIsuy.
ll49. Carpenter agL Williams.
Eul Adair AT. Ely,
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16

Real Cetate TO Gtehauae.
NO EXCHANGE-FOr q good FARM and
eqay eJ0OOO) IN ole OF ta7 bc ss,neTs 10
Brookyu magnificent balhug income sOuOO wbeh
can $1,000 HOLMES BaOIHbhs 10 Bls. Z1sL
TO EXCHANGE-An elegant COUNTRY
RRSID ENCE the city; uaiucnm5ee worth Sl0OCOO ior
tenement orc property this y Brockyn
MARTIN DUNN 2O2 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
5tationfrn.

OlND DIFFERENT styles of DIARIES.
TOWER, GILDERSLEEvE Co.,
36l BrcadvsY near fnnkhn-st
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16

supnrn CouRr- -CRArsERs-DAvn P.J.
,miih sat smpson 23I. Barry sgt Mutual Liie ms
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16

Mr.. SPENCER Rep, Ala), from the Committee on
Military Affairs reported favOrably the Senate bill
to provide for the relief Of persons suffering from the
rsvages Of grasshOppers. Placed on the calendar.
The bill authorizes the President of the United
States 10 issue temporary supplies Of food and
disused army clothing sufficient TO prevent starv-
ston and suffering 10 destitute and helpless persons
living the Western frontier who have been rendered
the ravages grasshoppers during the past Sum
aud apprOprates 100000 20 carry out the provisions
vi the act.
The senate then at 315 adjourned ;i noon Tomorrow
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-08-06
ADDRESS TO CHANGERS.

The Executive Committee of the
State Changers Of Wisconsin have
issued an address to the order, call
ing upon members tc exercise their
privilege in attending political eau
cuses, and eXerting their influence
to secure the nomination of proper
men for the various public offices,
by all parties. 1t is well written
plain-spoken document, referring to
the duty of the people in the pres
ent emergency. Its spirit is gener-
ally right. 1t is time the people at
tended personally to political mat
tiers. A few leading politicians, in
different localities, should not be
allowed to control things, and cam
not, if electors do their full duty in
attending primary meetings. We
Oh course, DeleVe, the interests OF
the people can be protected and
promoted by the Republican party !;
and we do not understand this ad-
dress as taking sides with either
party, but as desiring to have GER
tain interests protected !; and to
effect this, it urges the voters to at
tend well to the nominations. Let
only honest and true men be elected
to the Legislature This is right.
For many years, We have urged
upon the people the propriety of
always attending the primary po-
litical meetings, as being the only
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-08-06

way in which the best men can De
nominated, or the true interests OF
the masses protected. If the organ
ization of the Changers shall arouse
the people to proper action in this
respect; shall cause them to attend
all caucuses of their party, and take
the full control of nominations out
of the hands OF scheming, wire
working, managing politicians, who
have nothing but selfish ends to ac-
complish, it will result in great
good to the Commonwealth. This
address is among the best OF the
many addresses that have been pre-
sented to the people during the
present season. Next week we
shall publish it in full.