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FRUIT JARS
WH0LESALE PRICES.
THE "GIM" FRUIT JAR,
THE MASON IMPROVED rRUIr JAR,
AtwholOsale prices
"hAseNs PORCELAIN LINED TOP" JER,
At Wholesale priees
THE "MrLv1LL" FRUIT JAR,
"wHIAIIs" PATENT FRUIT JAR,
THE QUEEN FRUIT JAR,
And full assortment OF
JELLY GLASSES,
AtwhOIesaIe price.
(standard New York brands
PoWdered s's Ibs. for o.
tarsnnIsts lbs. for
51. "0m digit broWnJ............ 10 iBs. Tor
Fofso nico..-....... 10 lbs. for =
And other goods ct lowest possible rates,
ELPHONzO Y0UNGs d CO., Grooer..
MASONIC TEMPLE, srH STREET,
Opposite q. Q. Patent omos.
lLPHoEzo YoUHss,l
CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR.
". h. fRNNRY BKsr,
FOB WHITENESS.P UhITYasd s7RINGTh
HAS NO SUPERIOR.
We call the special attention OF families Who do
Psrienes, and the IL hsa rscsses
rom shSss Sho have ussd Il, that q vl please the
Il. uniform quality can be depended on, q We sail
found equal 70 our Standard.
We also call attention to our SUPERIOR Ora.
WSss az sSics Ehlsn s sT0Uns from selected
Tor sale By the
PRINCIPAL GBoeKRs.
and By the nsnufscturers.
W. H rKNNAY q Sons,
CAPITOL MILLS,
yl-sm 0eoreetewn
n n. BEAN,
IL. tsuccsssor to Newman q TOlson.J
6eaerdl CouUtsstoa Merchant
DEALER N
Flour, Feed o d Produce.
Agent for Wef ger,s Family Tlour and Plains
ILLS Extra. No. 9i6 Louisfans avenue, Wsshine-
tops d.. seple sl
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CORyH, BUNIONs 4

NURNrl bINIONS, NC.
FOR rellef from CorDs, Bunions, Club and In
growing Nails, etc, visit DR.. hite's establish
ment, No. SIS 18th street, opposite the L. s.
IRE ssury.
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The Alleged Attempt to Blaekmail
Hon. Fernando Wood.

TRIA OF 8. +. MURDOCH ON THE CHARGE OF
WRITING THE THREATENING LETTER.
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District Government AHairs

The District Commissioners have decided that
the Office Of inspector and weigher OF coal is
supernuous and unnecessary, and directed that
the commissions held by Joseph SmallWOod and
j. +. Russell be rescinded.
The contractor for the improvement Of 9Th
street southeast, between ID and f., has been
nothed 10 make repairs to the parking at once
The contractors for repairing the pumps in
the District have been notified by Engineer
HOxie that great many complaints are made
almost daily Of the negligent manner in which
they have been performing the work under
their contract and OF the trifiing Character OF
the repairs placed upon pumps, and that il the
work Is not more promptly and thoroughly at
tended 20, their contract will be cancelled
TIE SEA-wALL BIDS.
The following were the bids per lineal foot
for constructing the sea-wall on James Greek
Canal A. s. Nesmith * Co., s1757; Dayton &
Co, SO 50; Birch * GrOat, $40 ca; Thomas Co
burn, 80 IS; Fl. VI. Hurdle, 1921; John Lyons
* Co, $3.50, ID. McCSfery x Co., SO 80, Jas.
II. Palmer * Co, S23 8, McCaffery * Fltz-
patrick, $780, Thomas j. Murtagh & Bro,
SZ44li Burns, Penny * Co., S24. 90; Gallaher
LOane & Co, S2495; j. Y. ". Vaudenburgh
S2t42i Thomas Lucas * Co., S2675; Henry
Groat, So Nicholas Acker, SIS; VIM. ID. Wise
& Co., 500, Joseph Williams. informal. The
award, as stated IN yesterday 3 STAR, was n ade
TO A. ). Nesmith * Co., they being Considered
the lowest resi- Onsible bidders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-24
6BILIARDS.'

For EASE, comfort, and safety, wear the
Elastic Truss, sold at 235 Pennsylvania ave. 146
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
kLkGAHT AND NEARLY NEW HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE At AUCTION
a On MONDAY, September 2sth, at 10
Va O'Clock Q: m, at the residence of Capt C. 4.
- somers, 63 LIST street, Geor getovn, will sell
! new, consistir z ia part Of
Walnut Hsircloth PsrIor Suite,
Walnut msrbl--top iSeboard
Elegant Walnut Mirror-baek Ktegere,
Mar BE top Centre sCd Card Tables,
Walnut Marble top Chamber Suites,
w sInut Extension and other Tables,
Walnut Cane eat and Dining Chairs,
Elegant Brussels and Ingram Carpets and Rings,
walnut Lounge, Marble aud other Clocks,
Parlor and other Stoves, 0ilcoths and Mating,
alnut w ardTobes and Hatrsck,
Cottage Chamber Furniture,
II sir and II usk Mattresses,
Excelsior Range and Kitchen Furniture.
CrockeTy and Glassware
And many articles not mentioned.
Terms cash.
sepl7 ,l9 .226d THOS. BOWLING. Auct
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"BILLIARDS.n
All good players go to Adamson's New Bill
lard Room 305 9Th street, where their Canes
cost them from ten to fifteen cents per game.
Tables, Balls, Cues, Cigars, Wines, &c, first
clase. Always pleased to see his friends and
patrons. ADANsON, sos 9th street.
n,6 Ground floor, next to Pa. ave.
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street, paws per
cent per annum on deposits for each calender
month. Banking hours, to 4. SATURDAYS, 9 TO
ana 70 g. Ht3,litl6
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GEORGETOWN SAVINGS BANK, I'D. @
~ 81 HIGH STREET.
. BANK hours, q. m. to m, and on Saturdays
Ito receive deposits) until D. Interest psid on
deposits. General Banking Business done, and Col.
ieotlops made on all accessible points. Discount
days, Mondays.
II. POLKIEH0RN, President.
Il. W. BARRETT, Cashier.
Directors.
III. Polktnhorn, Thes. bowling, 1T. Mitchell,
henry Dickson, X. u. Cropley, Fred. ". Jones,
hney shlnni IL. ID. Hartley Thos. Knowles.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
THE TENTH NATIONAL BANK CLAIM.

THE SUIT ARGUED on APPEAL-DECIsIoN RESERVED
The old suit brought against the city oy the
Tenth National Bank to recover s25O,GDO when tney
claim In payment of advances made from time 70 ume
TO the New Courthouse Commissioners for the cOmpe
ton OF that structure. argued appeal yesterday
before the General Term OF the Supreme Court. Inc
suit was originally brought under the statute OF lo'2
authorizing the payment doubtful claims against the
city, in the shape OF application for a mandamus
against the Controller. the answer being that the
advances made 10 Ingersoll personally oy
his codrectOrs OF the bank, sweeny, Connolly,
&c, they well knowing that the funds were not
and the money not, in fact, used for that pur
pose Judge Barrett sent the before Judge HON
referee, who reported that the advances were
made in good faith, and that there "a balance or
$4,000 in the Controllers hands out or the appropriation
for the Courthouse OF s75O authorized by the Act OF
1871 On this report Judge Pratt granted peremptory
mandamus against the Controller TOR $4,000.
SUIT next brought for a mandamus To compel the
Board OF AppOrIOnment to issue stock for payment OF
that claim, and much would provide for payment
OF the remainder OF the caim which was granted by
Judge D0nohue and the CITY appealed To the General
Term both orders. IL argued yesterday that
and should have been against the Board of super
vsors VITO the sole authorities 10 determine ques
tons such these at issue that udge Pratt could only
decide on an alternative wr and after tIal o issues
and that he erred hOdg the proceedings before the
referee TO be trial. on the other side 1t urged
that the Act of 1872 made OF all the Ring frauds
clearly intended 10 screen banks from the result
OF any careessness In making advances and that as
shown IL clearly within the provisions OF the acr
and they were entitled 10 repay The Court took
The papers, reservug decision. Messrs Slranahan and
b. Dean for the CITY; exJudse Davies for the rela-
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
A STEAMERS SPEED IN A PoG.

A case involving the question of the proper
speed Of steamers in q fog and their duties in
keeping out Of the way OF sailing vessels was tried yes
teray IN the United States District Court before Judge
Blatchford The case that Of Jsmes Ponder the
owner of schooner against the steamer City OF Guae
m ,is and the action was brought recover damages
for injuries received In collision. Robert Benedict
appeared for the plaintiff and Judge Pierrepont Tor
the defendant According to the argument OF counsel
the steamer when on her way 70 this port IN dense
fog ran into schooner and injured her consderso
When the collision occurred aii Of the steamers hRhu
were SET she was properly manned and running At the
rate of about nine knots hour As soon a. tne
officers of the steamer the schooner they issued
orders to keep OF the or the latter but though
the orders we're obeyed, the steamer struck the
schooner The argument then turned upon the qnes-
tion What is reasonable rate OF speed for steamer
in dense fogi Ex-Judge Pierrepout claimed that II
the watches we're properly set. the o1cers al lneir
posts and careful lookout kept eight or pine KNOTS au
hour would be q reasonable speed for steamer un1er
no matter perfect the arrangements OF steamer
proper for her TO run IN dense FOG at such
speed and Judge Batehord cited several recent dect
siOns the Supreme Court OF the UDited sates 70 he
effect that the speed OF steamers In fog should De
such that after seeing object they could by con-
ing their machinery, get out OF the way" Ine
lodge then remarked that matter how as tney were
way of sailing vessels and that II steamers were not
compelled to pay for smashing into sailing vessels tne
latter would forced to leave the oceaD Aitef sone
further discussion the Judge reserved ns decision
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
CIVIL NOTES.

A Commission of Lunacy is to examine
Peter Barrett at the request of his wife Judge Nelson
had ordered him to relieved from confinement IN the
bush Lunatie Asylum, whittier he had been sent Oh
complaint Of his wife.
Isaac w. Valentine began suit yesterday
against Charles Potter OF Rosyn, Queens County Tor
alternating from him the affections OF his wife and CLAIM
ing 500 damages. Mr. Valentines counsel appeared
before Judge Tappen IN the Brooklyn branch OF the
supreme Court asked for order OF arrest AGAINST
Potter. Judge Tappen compsied wfh the request. anu
sent the warrant 10 Sheriff OF Queens County for
service.
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday,
n the case OF the United States aRt Thomas Butler
John Butler, and Charles Devn, the jury disagreed
seven being for the plaintiffs and five for the deiendsns
Action ip the case brought to recover G,VS on
Thomas Buffers bond a dst'ller, John Butter ana
Deyin be ing the suretes the bond The defense was
that the surees signed the bond IN 0ank uhIer the
belief that be filed out with the name OF John
c Taman as principal aud that without ther consent
ciDal
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
p1SSFVGFPS 4PRTTED.

PROM HAvRE-Ia st,amshD g< dc PARIS oct - P'%7
~. Aiter M enude. Ar and Miss A1sud & Tonihon NJ
Snysre, D. B. Bauchs Berebem, Mr. Lecomgte bost
D,naSauer Miss Leprerc A. Thomas, son and servant NJ
Bori. Mr. Mrs Bailey Banehari darghIer. ana
Dnbos Mr. Kavne servant. W J. Gnmne T. Leub. Afs
liari Lambert Han NJ Rme M Bo',sonne'S pr 20 80,
nhnovs Mr. Gadhe Wakenbnr Mr. Chel MI MERE, Arr ini
Mr. veresin Nj and Mrs ae Jolly a9d ehiftn a' @ wa
TSsy Mr. and Mrs Peingey Mr. ard Mrs Doava hy hooAne
Nil Bsrrk, Miss @s ioan
NJ Nbeyros hr De br'''
NJ laurent Mr. Darfgnac Mr. Mral. Mr. Gummrt hr
n, 1;iovanuin Mr. TlruI RosudOp M hht NJ DC ram
"a Ind Mis- he sucke Mrs DaNl Nj Dd Mn homas And
xo cbrer Mr. Larner Mcenry Mrs Soe Mr. 'ond'a'
A. Ts,ral Carbonne v Sassnau, NJ becker M saa as
Wp1ondesa M Grsugnar Miss LenoGe Mr. Vahlot Nj fone
Ro,t Mr. iesir Remuzon. Mr. aud M> D'y'as 500 lha
d,nShter Joissaui Mr s. Helene. Miss NJ D@s!ct MT hs
md children Eduon Mr. Vsry Mr henaton M bhnet.N
Mr. Wallis Gallon Ar Barron Mr. fr1ehon Mss a hsHSa, h5
Damopa Mr. Durand L. May, J. Lppna9n r. wsll - hon
Lece Piaursy Mr. and Mn Barhe, NJ snd w "fns is M
oe Al,ire C. Fonlai1e Mrs sld Mis- Selkagh Aa I'e
u Tess Mr. V. CAron. three cflvn ald sea1 iN
Nsgin Mr. Dennys Prtizan, hr sass-n M ~annsf NJ
Mr. AMI Mrs. R0eqae, hf ba1si VA
Runi NJ D,rgey BoGrlon Mss Sgoi VI smpp-ehei
i4o servants Mr. Miraudo Miss Mabrsnqle Gbsr ThAae NJ
A. J. Canon. A.. p,u.
p-oS + ID Whtnev and wifi r. T. D' IS Sspe VI h-.ry
pk s.ra Reno wth and seyaRI Mare yo1 he~D1rg
Inn Boraagar Charlotte WiE eaT NH DR. Raoi ange Le'y
q Sbr1rauu ard Christian SehFetmnIer sigismana 'Ss
,,r.,. AoUh 30 e second ca1a and ssseIasS
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
DFCrsIONS-OCT %.

Snrrems Court -ChdmbGs-By Judge Barrett
uovsrt ast Crande REYNOLDS CTanfe Street sgi Ape-
PersOuOplo. Oor1n e. a. agt IAe
NetToptn Life ns dered with $40 eosts emorap
am fyrg ag sere-Moon graDeo cost 10 abce the event.
(opinlOr).
Lawrence-Faser Robinson Goodman ast hens
Wemor ndnm for cOune. natter of Frlit' art Horn
In the matter Of hoore-hepOrt oi re
McDern0lDesnlt opened on payment OF flo
efrs notice Of SO Of motion sh
Doulon motions Weeks ag DeLavaette: :-iranted
In the matter weitnerReereoce ordered nemorandgm bn
f denied SO eos 70 add the event halnef at
G.v5ecEer but sav will ne granted
A. Jafge Dopohue the o McCae memoTsn 10 Tue
-, ~ NsvioT-Moon N y. n H. Hartford Railroad
90 sgt Eahkach-Motion denied, (nemOrandum.l
Superior Court-Specai Ie,T-By Judge Curtis
Clevs aMOtOn grant-d and referred
70 Pbio r Ragges Bakett weh-AohoL denied without
Meserole-Oraer settled Hanover National
RapE se Cushman Porter The FIRST National Bank Of
Nsne sg Seuyef McGouiga Bumer Matthews agt he
North Aano Express Company Onders granted Potts agA hey
uan-MotIon FOR commission grantee ...--
news with C.erk.
Common Pleds-SDeciaI Ierm-By Judge Robinson.
br mstter &c Frcke COr1eReIo " referee confirmed
With coats Williams Gods.n et a-ptnur. 6yrrfaeo Wh
~. n amend on Mailman agt gIanie.
without memorandum.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS
FRIDAY. Der. %.

FRIDAY. Ocr. %
Argentine CONFEDERATION ~ the
s,.sp,hp Merrmack N. Supplementary NAL sh
eIoss the Office Is steamship sn al D. r. ron
Pier No. 43 R n. "A. .-...
Mail Halifax closed al the Ne"-lors rosfV"e e'ep
isy q 8 D. m. and Boston
sATURDAf. Ocr "a
Maj. for , Britain and Ireland and Liverpool ~
steamship Adriaiic close II w. supDemenisrE Mail eosea
the Pos,-Once 80 steamship sails al m~ "om e'
No. 81 North kiver - -. ~ ..,.
Por Continental Ma. bv the steamship Man n.n
..s q. 40 4. m SuppIenentirv Mil closed t the ~tonee
al 1870 D. steamship Sai at n from ioo Of inru'I III"
..lo.
Mas for south Central America by Zoe steamship oon
close at 10 ~ Supplementary MAJ cose az ths ro"HA "
ii a m steamship sais al l. ". from Pier No. 43 y; X
Mails Tor Kew West steamship C. ". tide, eose al : ~
Steamship sails at 5 p m from Pier 10 20 T. Il
SUNDAY. Ocr. %.
All O'Clock The tOs~O1ce " o'eH """ -
q. 70 q u.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23

had known Zucherlnanel only short time ana that nc
had been n this country only The prosecu
eOnducted ~ nessss Purdy and Peel Assss
George n Curtis Of Marine Court sppefred forthe
Judge nedics charsed the jury that they
nust - satished that Leavy wully swore falsely In
hs al TT and that II they had any reasonable cause
70 oene kvhat honestly mistaken IN saying tna1
had been in this country for nve years.
they should acquit him. After 10 minutes deberation
the Jury returned with verdict OF gully, ana Lexyy
this case IL given TO Deputy United States Marshal
David Crowley. he Leavy give the frsuduent nat
uraz atou papers 10 and be also sa~ the
latter hand money 70 the former. suspeetiog wrong
from the transaction he Immediately arrested Leavy
and ZuckermanteI and took them before the United
States Attorney Zlckermantel can neltaer
read Bor write the English language There anotner
Indictment for hike ofense against Leavy
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
CRIMINAL NOTES.

vintenzo Monfalconi, who was charged WITH com
pictv Of Vinoeu1o Tramoltsno at Palermo SICILY va"
discharged yesterday by Commissioner sui~eiA
At the Jefferson Market Police Court YESTERDAY
Tbm.s Mc.th vas trial charged wia stealing
Of ng $3.50 Mary H. straon Of No Io4
West TwentY-thlTd'st
Ar the YorkyiIle Police Court yesterday Judge
MURRAY Zebuon CARPENTER who was charged by
the firm OF WTonko~ Co Win ssin1 ing mem OF
N goods vslud stated tie that he was the
bank deposit IN saaogs lie -
cnsed Paask n T. and brought 10 this c
Vim. McGil. who was recently arrested IN
Chicago stealing ~ SO from bic employer John r Reeves Who has
saIoon AZ No l22 Tvehst arrsgned the lomt
Poce Court YESTERDAY and held 81 900 bail Henry ef OF
So and chain valued at roz hon ron
him George Brock the h possession
YESTERDAY 81 0O0 Edward hctarhy wss eem
600 bail picking the pocket Of John o. hder o 10 20
SIS the Bovery Gandst WEDNESDAY
,f9ht
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

posT OF NEW -YoRK. .........--.. .......ocr II
CLEARED; vu.,,,.,sco
ssa Sean, mr. I iD, % spsas Paiss a1ina t Aenalare sons
s-ansup ZOnac Chsg;n. Fe2aHGna ald or ~ ~ b., - &
Steam p Haves Ph idephia Lon.A51 s's-%slg 20
steaur Gen Bsra-s Che's-nsn. saviafah W. X uArrs"n
seanss Isaac Be Bakean RchnOnd City POa' 'Aa N0h'h'
% s..5,S sS. Rssnors. sSsDsf jon Portland
SeaHsnp Sepiune BsTry so'iss y r. y Dqos ons. Hand
s9 Bs F'TiSfi rluc Be- t'ss sGr. a;- LondsH TGSsT
Brs BIt JcIs%ias Ford James z wsr Sc%
scbr Ro,uoke simmons Provllence, W H. Puee -.
sehr Prds East Lord Vera Crar and rpan Ae'esf
60, Ev,apey tBr MeKeau Johns p. Ha,ton wa.Os
eehr. Harvey CBrh Bishop St Johu n B. Seyu Son
Du,so Pr.ES GsoTssISs DrEs Rsna,, Is 20
sehr Shorthand DO,rt ssV.nnsh Bene % os
scar Matilda (Brl Merriam, Haai.I n s. D. L. De Wolfe
20 scbr. Fraser Bunker Aarseaibo P.ni.tou Co.
seEf Planter. handing salem. Mass. ChaA rsing
steamship VILE de Pans FrJ Danrr Havre Br.s, lc
and D.s' 70 g. Nac.sHTs o., and H,v,, o,
.iiS ts'n.i.S'. ni.e and pas. 70 Kunh,rdt 4 Co.
steamship Castle, Morton Havana Oct H. with n's and
pass s,.S,sip CIV Of Dallas HIue - R..
sesT A H. Leuaing Brewer. Georseewn D. ~
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Rro, Oct 22-Arrived steamships Marsthon tBrl from Liver
pool RtsshsEs from raaasioas 1.ssss ios ,se
TOP ron RdTa c. Oct 2o-Arrve last evening" steamship
harg sm Arrived to-day, b4rk Warer iron sycneJ
C.ps Breton. - -
FOREIGN PORTS.
LoSpoS The SsonaI Line steamship Canada saare
from New Oct g. Las sErve1 here. -.
Isyrox Oct 22-The Loyds steamship
Hermann Meyer NevYsrk 10, for Bremen Afn'eS mere
tydaF.
LIysRpoot Oct 22-The National iise steamship fh.on~n
rom New York Oct. TO- srrved here to-day
DISASTERS.
Lospox 22The S0r-en.n bars rf,sans Enensen hon
ashore IN I.eraason Bay her
, sy. bres rrse a bars Cowu J.ss oe New fo Tor
vrssel IN ;be Downs and sustained
-s Duripg Of Uesday aight The
S lat al glasgow Rio Jaaerc broke be
~ ~ a.,,e he seeld i1to agh other
& Al hru The ONLY damage received ~ the fo"
~ ~ - -. tn. Q iereL P>ail YARD.
i'''' " Iss Aa.ss. An4S Aess .es FOLa Pase-1
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
pASShNGERS SAILED.

r~n rias and children Hi Miss ~ Hart A 8 Hart
,dqs Geo Sehnabe and Miss Hart MS n La~Iehes
Miss Lar.nav yde infant. Lewis McCarndge H. ssson
and wife Dr. J. g. Geo. T. 1yhiag DodTe Harvard :,
nnnn Mrs. and Miss Harhgc children d Ms ubbs hsn'
Nor-i.on and wife G NJ Bacon James Farley Marx Anhos "u
Couehip Charles Hawey j. Garter Oilarsh Robt snAes
Ms smack Sins K G. TOlso1 and wife Eisb New
ton David Th Edwarl McCdeo Angur Ihnhls
S,snbsn siloran Jane. Ryan T Moaysn OHaIriL EdS4fd
Mkisms Fr.pcs McAdams r McG1re Bridget hcGonck Arm
srnng T. Er and son Cuniy D. Caaay Gaspe john O+ne
lohu Wright Marie Damrosch.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
United STATES SUPREME CoU RT.

w WAsUINGTON Oct. 22-NO. 30-UnIted States agt.
Aoneo the Creut Court for tbe Eastern ptn
having been heard se
last No PIG TIE question presented s Nh.the ne roi
Rver wing the borders Of the state OF Wscoo1n ana
largely mproyed bv enterprise naysabe water OF the
n,ted states Il claimed oy the Government that u Is Hmpy con
neon III and 0 carving com
er through that being such vessels png ereon
arr subjecr Of the United states reguaung
a., ...~s -.
30 3-Homs Company Page from the same err
caus the foregoing presenting the same OUTS
non Mr. EyArts Company; Nj. Casey ior Fage
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
WHO WILL PAY FOR THE .cHooL-HousEsi

John Schreyer brought suit against the city
for 5000, the last payment due for building the
Delaucey-st. schoobouse a contract with the old
Board of Public Instruction which department OF
the City Government The case argued yesterday
before Chef Justice Mcneil in the Superior Court and
deense In j. B Dean that the present Board
OF Education being independent organization the
city responsible It's debts The Court gave
Judgment for the defeDdanL
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
. CHECK on PREMATURE NArURALIzArIoN

The first case in this district of perjury IN
80, -, ,-auduent naturalization papers, was tried
vssterdav IN the United states Circuit Court before
Iudee Bened,ct The that of the United States
ag,tnst lame. Leavy a notary public st No. City
Uau-nIacs indicted for falsely swearing that he was
ultimately acquainted with German named George
Zuckermantel and that the latter had been IN this
country nve years. Leavys smdAVit 10 tha erect was
-, a., ,,un. and IL also appeared that tie aecused
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
uISr.TVRR ALMANAC.

a. A... - s.9o sap -ts........ jOJ Moon sets. 4:Os
'-- ,lSH
a, uoo, 5.6 6ovs island 49,. 6,22 Hell Gate FerJ.. eO7
@ wATsR rBD DAl-g . IN
sandy Hook GIL GOV, lDd di1 heh S'e Ferr''' Go"
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23

GENERAL SKssIoss-HAcKgTr RJhn OToole murisfi yohn
Joseph T~lsiern, msBs1shief
Charles ABdnon robbery Edward Mann ouoas assault and Bat
,erv Gih.rt Hamilton Joseph Peter Freshman Joha
Burns John Clancy burglar; Jcha Mason. John Dan h"aa
Iiogan Blight Thomas White Joseph heSaT James hsy
eny.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
PART II -JoAcnissEN. J.
425. .Campmsn az. Trump.
PAar IlI.-SPArLDINa. j.

1872. .ONsin agt O'Bnen.
1925 We'll and sno. agt. Herr
l443. .Sterpns 81 al art y. T.
Plaster Work-.
l45S. stokes agt. Kelly.
3Us. Hatch agi. Manch ei al.
$40. Williams agt. Biapdy
81. .Derhsm agA hanposa L.
NJ. Co.
SOL. POTTER AT. RossrthaL
1926. Rober; -oh. IT,, agt Md
dleaeld NJ. 60.
1878 Msrus,; agt. Harmon.
1921 Psicorer ei al. sgi. ohn.
1908 stanton sgt. Cransfn-
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with ali the forms and observances which
mark such OCCASIONS in the most
wealthy aud retiued homes in our cities.
Inc AFTERNOON was passed most delight
iuiiy, and we were pressed by our host
to spend some days with hun. Uut We de-
eidtd to return to San Antonio IN the
evening. Before We started, Mr. X.
took half SHEET Of paper. and said. "I
VIII show you short cut by which you
eau save about six miles," So he drew
with a pencil diagram of his short
route, so clear and well defined with 1t,
landmarks, that we were able to follow
1t by the moonlight. l have preserved
1t as a memento Of one of the most de-
lishtful days l ever speut.
Bidding our host and his charming
family farewell, we drove away, ana
about midnight arrived at the Menger
Hotel on the Alamo Plaza.
feeling OF sadness comes over me rs
l recall that visit. A yeur later the war
came on. Mr.. Kendalis business was
Iroken up both in Texas and New Or
leans, aud he died about the close OF the
war. My companion ON the visit aban.
doned all he had, aud came north, and
was subs gu ntly the first Collector Of
the Port # New Orleans under the new
regime. aud not Tar from Mr. Kendall's S
i,lsn, he, too, died. at sea, while on his
passage from New Orleans to New York.