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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
THE MINING ENGINEERS.

The members of the American Institute Of
Mining Engineers resumed their session yesterday morn
ng at the rooms Of the Columbia school OF Mines, nj
Fiftietnst and Fourth ave- Prot Raymond called the
meeting 70 ORDER that since its opening they
begun on the previous evening " The Crushing and
Amalgarnation OF Ores" was read byiJ II. Adams Of
Silver CITY. Idaho He said that minerals partly
using them to large extent He described the method
using quicksilver in the reduction of silver and gold
At the conclusion Of this paper the following resou
tons were offered and aGOpied
Resolped Tlat the thanks OF the Institute be pre-
seuted to the Trustees OF the Cooper Union ana or
Columbia College for tue hOspaDle tender OF accOmmo-
dat ous ION TINS meeting; Messrs. Cooper, Hewitt
their mines and WORKS. 10 our esteemed
felIow-membcr, ADram s. Hewitt, for the denghuul
entertainment offered 10 the Institute at hngwood
the pleasure chctr OF
pauy all the fatgues and exposures OF that
able eXCursOD and ~ the press or NewiOIk Tor
kind notices OF the meeting.
Mr.. Coke was appointed a committee TO collect In
formation on subject OF metaurgical poisoning, aud
prepare paper TO read at the next meeting OF the
Institute In the absence OF DR.. Thomas NJ. Drown, his
paper on The Determination OF Sulphur In Pig Iron
and Lead" was read by the Chairman. In 1t was de-
scribed various methods Of determining the amount Of
sulphur In either OF these metals One method
by mixing borngs Of the metal with muratic acid and
vapOr through solution OF lead or
precipitAed by using. instead OF SILVER OF lead,
eoucn " the permanganate OF potash. paper which
had prepared by j. F. Blandy, who was absent OF
the Stamp Mills OF Lake SUPERIOR was also read by
the Chairman. 1t was then resolved that the next
meeting OF the Society should be held in May, In al.
LOUIS. The meeting then adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
TIE BRooME ST. HOMICIDE.

The inquest III the case OF Isaac lendrlck-
SON the coiored man KILLED b. James Puryis at Broome
and suliyan-sts, Fob 10, was held at the Eighth
Precinct station-house yesterday, by Coroner VOLT
man. The first witness examined was William H.
Brown who has been IN the House OF Detention ever
Stree the shooting. lie test 81 That the night of the
murder he saw HendTickson SOme ont Of barroom az
Broome and SIlivan-sts followed IA minute by Pur-
via who came out alone. The latter drew pistol from
his pocket fired the deceased. who fell to the side
walk on his back. Pdrvis ran To Thompson-st''
where he was caught by officer. He was about DVe
or six feet from Hendrickson when no fired.
Edward Wilson testified TO the same facts.
john speckman keeper OF the liquor saloon, testified
that Purvs and in his place Just pre-
yioos 10 tho shooting coming in separately and having
no quarrel Hendrickson not intoxicated Thomas
Evans the Ger who arrested Purvs, testified that he
heard the shooting PrVis running aud ran AFTER
and caught him handed the pistol, and SAID
tuat the Friday night previous he was
coming home from the Metropolitan Theater, aud
stopped III at 6pCckmau's TO get glass OF ale {;
the negro spit tobacco juice into his NOUN; he came
back on the night the shooting TO sec II the man
would apOIUgz. but instead OF apOogiLiug Hendrch.
son mir HIM IN the mouth theu he pulled out his pistol
AMI shot him. In reply TIC CDrOners inquiries, Pur-
Wis sad 10 years old native OF Rochester, new
York lived No 80 Beachst and was by occupation
bookbiuder. He declined TO make any statement by
ADVICE OF his counsel.
Tue tury returned a verdict that Hendrickson came TO
his pistol wound in TIE head at tue hands OF
James PuIVis, the HgAt OF Feb 10, 1874 lac prs
ouer was IemaDded 10 the Iombs 10 await LIS TRIAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
Snort LIFE OF A wALL-sr RUMoR

The stock market was dull yesterday after
e opening hour aud closed at the lowest poiut the
day. There was marked feature. a report OF the
serious illness " DsRiel Drew circulated ia Wall
It, after It had appeared in some Of the afternoon
newspapers; but It Obtained no eredenoe. Quicksilver
mining stock. which hae advanced slightly after the
election Oh Wednesday, f.l of about per cent for
snort tine but recovered ground before the close OF
GUINNESS IL was not generally believed that the
wa started f}r the purposes on stock speculation. 1t
MI known Chat ne Is interested TO great extent IN
suJA'ocks except Quicksilver snd Canton. and there
are 10 dealings in the latter. Tho market was too
sull for any sensational rumor to have met
WIN much eooee'h II happened that at about the time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
WAGES DIE muxfcpAL cERyANrs

Ans.her verdict against the city was recov-
cred yecterday in the Court OF Common Pleas before
Su"se arenore tie victorious party the suit being
Seorgo Cuddy Mr.. caddy sred for 500 salary as at
~hdant 10 the Marine Court during January, 1872 Cor
porauon Counsel Deans defense was that tho plaintiff
~SSlegsy appointed clanss 10 the Tax Levy Of 1870
pooFiumg thSt Inc Controller alone authorized 10
MAKE sneh appointments Mr.. eIndtord on the plain
hAs sue eu hdt the section set by the delense had
peeA aIea declared Unconstitutional " Judges Cur
Us Barbour, aud Mcneil OF the Superior Court ana h
Judge I1arremore himself weB also by the General
Term OF toe tnpfene Court he also clssed that the
power OF max ng appointments was expressly vested in
the Marine COURT judges by an act pas4ed six days
Aster The jury found for the plaintiff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
THE COURTS.
TIE SEARCH FOR A JURY
xpvps MEN OBTAINED IN TIE KING CASE

sRVEN MEN OBTAINED IN THE kING Ch5h
9f The work of getting jurors competent TO try
James O. King for the murder OF Anthony O'Neii IN
Pinc-s, was continued yesterday, although only four
more were obtained out OF fresh panel OF 100 80 an
syerug 10 their names. There are now Jurors.
Henry Faber was accepted very promptly and Win
very little trouble for the fourth Juror He ls Prus
sian by BIRTH aud In business AZ No 90 Charlton
st. He o man who does not read the news
papers regularly, and naturally did not see any
account of the murder, at least, did not
recollect anything about IL, which just the same
ming 20 the a,c eared counsel who In all pos
sble ways to bring ont single dsqualIfyiDe fact.
Finally to the delight Of the prisoners counsel Messrs
Beach, Mott Hnmelli the juror said he had MT the
slightest prejudice against the defense OF insanity 80
common lately TO have almost earned the phrase,
insanity dodge" He wac therefore, cordially &C
cepted and swOrn In.
Charles NJ Smith, Grand.st hardware merchant, was
apparently tho right sort until the fatal ques
ton OF insanity brought up and here he tgnomni-
Ously fell admitting that he could not really view eVl
dence OF that description impartaly and ndugenty
perhaps onght although he was quick to add that
he could explain why this 80 The fact was that
he distrusted It little. Tnis enough, aud he was
sent from the stand.
There was the usual opposition 10 capital punishment
exhibited on the part Of different Jurors which WAS OF
course sufficient TO relieve them and some we're found
who did not understand the E1glsh language well
enough one hesea sborer in tho insurance ioterest
stating he knew enough for business pnrposes
but feared he did not understand the higher Englsn
words Mr Beach promptly diverted the popular aten-
ton, which ght have boen drawn, as natural deduc-
ton to his own hJd style OF oratory by remarkDg,
without a smile: "Taen be would not un-
dcretand my friend, Mr.. Phelps" and the OBJ,
irct being attained ~ well tho laugh OF
tho audience, the examination was resumed.
Some peromDtory challenges we're also given bat at last
the following three eepted George Miller, man
uacturng, OF NO. $40 Broadway; Mirtin Briggs OF No
lsl Henry-st and James KIDD, dry goods, OF No. 80
LAT a
gentleman who gave his name ~ James KING OF NO %
clared tho similarity OF name would not inhu-
HIM In any way. This exhausted tho panel, aud
the Court adjourned until 10 day allowing those Jurors
who had important business land W &c home in
charge OF off, ers,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
DECISIONs-FEB. a.

Supreme Court Chdmbers-By Judge LAWRENCE
The People Levy Green Memoaadam and
opinion.
BV Judge Ysa Brnnt-Germana Bark ss DeLCase settled
BY Jgs Barrett Ia the matter &C., Memorandum
Supreme Court-Pdrt IIL-By Judge Van Worst
Kenble Haley sLJagnent tor defendant Zee mem Genet
Sst Adams-Mot0a granted and allowance 800 ordered
Special by Judge Van Brubt-WoodruS ,gt Dovdney
JUDGMENT for panda Of foreclosure AMI sale and referred 10 Thomas
Landon sell aud convey.
Superior Comt-SDfci0l Term-By Judge Sedg-
~ok-Bsek Whe-rhs settled aud fled 10 The
10Th 1874 Cohen Cohen References
Johnston LusionSurees rejected James Arrs
dseon Randall DGseabuyhouon dead 40 costs to
abide event
Common Peds-Eqdty Term-Bv Judge Loew-.
skweAber agt STANDARDIZATION dsnss e0ugAint gIanied sh
costa
Court Of AppedIs-ALBANY, FEB. T.-Ihe follow
decisions been rendered the Court OF Aopc Jugmsls
affirmed eosMeLsne st Deleger Luce gt Hahorn Rogers
the Island Railroad COMPANY Bos',ooe agL the AmanA
Pre- Insurance COMPANY Lsndaw Gilmore Jdgmens
70 ABIDE eventNiehos sgt The Kingdom
on ore COMPANY Champsn The Court will
to-day until hoad. the 23i DAY Of March Causes
the intermediate viii have
some zine snsr the reassembing Of The Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
INFORMATION WANTED FROM THE INTERNAL
XII ENIE BUREAU.
"a IhA HdifOr OF The IT'D une


70 the Rdftor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Congress has appropriated various sums
OF money at different times since 1867 amounting now
To s73OOoO for detecting and bringing trial and pun
ishment persons guilty OF violating the Internal
Revenue laws connviDg at the same" or this sum
not word Is said In the annual report OF the Commits
soner Ct Internal Revenue for 1879 resolution from
one the Houses Of Congress calling upon the secre-
tary OF the Treasury and Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue far informaton might give us some light upon
the following points:
l. What par, how much OF this money has been
expended and what balance Is on hand
H. How many agents have been employed for these
purposes since July l. 1s7lf What are their aud
res dences and tho amount paid 10 each, obstruction
being made betv those paid for services and for
pensesl
Ill Where and upon what duties they have been EN-
Itoyed and whether any OF them have been employed
since thai date and during what period IN any other
than lhat specified IN the acts OF Congress.
~ WHAT ~ any, sum Of money has been PAID TO either
or any OF thasc agents nom said funds for services IN
any other thad line of duJ specified In tho acts Of
Congress-. -. 800
v. How many pcrsons bsye been, since July J, is'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28

DEPARTCRB or FOREIGN MAILS
SATURDAY. Pen. %.


Malls for Great Bn,an Ir-rl Qaen',own 'nh Lvtpoo>
BIZ ue steamship Celtic elise al ~ supplementary Nal q
tie Pos-0ECe At 1850 p st9mmp SDs AZ ? No.
from White Dock rayOns Ferry. Jersey NV
For Continental NAL SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen
BY steamship Wiser. II NJ. Supp,emensU NAL
is closed PosOmoe 1880 o. bteanslp sas a.
Of Third 1T HooJken.
closed NAL seat bY 'fls iBe
Msis Tor Havana direct per nsinp Cuba close
Supplementary closed the to.tODce at 2tO steam
.hip sails at 3 m Pier No. 3 \. r.
Maize Kingston. Jamaica Panama AmnWs ths Central Amer
Ps srams11 Ac; close Al ~
N. heaIn ,LIp SAN = z % NJ from Pier No. A. \. K
Nal tof hyde, Al p m eNan
ship sails 81 3 n. from Pier No. 20 T. x.
msi. Tor Nors Potoeee do,
N D. a, va HshisL -.
Nal isff,I n - eo.eiu The SevYOfE Psstohes .'et
DAY Of ?. N. and goes via B1s'iG 100
sUNDAi MARCH /.
All Mails close At O'Clock Tus to0fcs oyer hss -
VI. 70 IL IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
CoTDIT1oY OF THE STREETS.

Of the few which hadn bee unburdened OF snow by the
authorities. were in a very unittractve condition Tho
work Of clearing them for the most part left TO
sueh Influences The oxerts. There were. how
ever, about 400 with 100 carts employed by the
Street CLAIMING Department during the day, In looa
ties which most demanded attention. Certain
officers OF the Street Cleaning Department stated
yesterday that there question that all the streets
In kev-York could be cleared OF snow after every
storm but that IL wac kind Of work that had 70 DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
CIVIL NOTES.

A Jury will be in session in the United States
District Court Brooklyn Wednesday for tho triai
Of bankruptcy and law cases at the beginning
OF the March term,
Judge Tappen of Brooklyn confirmed yester-
day tho report of the referee granting divorce to Mrs
L. N Dunbar from her husband, Capt Dunbar, on the
ground OF inhuman treatment.
Judge DonOhue of the Supreme Court has
Just rendered decision In the divorce suit between
Il. K. Wnshp and Caroline l.. Wnship, Ia which each
seeks for separation aud he allows the wife $40 week
alimony, $500 counsel fees, and $40 costs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
A BOLD AND INFLUENCING JOURNAL.
fhS Edifar TAe TrIbAne. LII

TO INC EottoT ~ I"e IV'V""e' to-. .'..
Sm: To have a journal in these perverse
tines when the tendencies to stick 10 party. rghto
wrong possessing the acknowledged ability 90 manifest
in TIE TRIBUNE which stands up boldly and unnnch-
ngy augurs that the love OF truth, and the prosperity
OF country to the love Of political pre-
ferment and pecuniary gain. feel that oil true lovers
OF country have TO rejoicc that we have
Journal in THE TRIBUNE possossog the ability 30 mani
In all Its departments, cutting loose from party
trammels, evincing to the world it's independence IN
condemnng the acts OF the President and his party
when they are wrong commanding the course pursued
by Gov. DIX and others, irrespective Of party when
they right This, believe IL the right course for
journal TO pursue. a-O greatly Interested In the
hast OF correspondents THE TRIBUNE employs, that
to spring from every known locality ofany inter
est the globe. would therefore, say go on IN your
good work. believing the course that Is being pursued
by THE TRIBUNE honestly and unfinchingy persisted
III, Will retain Tor t high and enynble position
among the journals Of the earth s ustrous founder
ever hoped for A. Z. BARNuk.
CenireriiIe, H. Y Feb. 1s, 1874.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
THE EVENING HIGH SCHOOL.

The New York Evening High School, i'll West
Thirteentl-st. between Firm anu sxhayes, which ia
the eighth year OF its existence, though resem-
bling evening schools Of lower grade In this city ia
beng free, and sso in being provided exclusively for
those presented by reason of their occupations
during business hours, from deyoung daylight 10 tie
pursuit Of that knowledge which they have found neces
sary 70 enable them to take rank with Intelligent
mechanics and tradesmen DIFFERS from other evening
schools in the respect Indicated 10y It's e-that It ad
vances the student who has been graduated from the
latter schools to higher classes in stddes already pur
sued or grants him opportunity TO devote himself
solely TO two branches not Included
In the programme Of the lower evening schools.
The list OF studies embraces Latin, Engsh literature
American history political science, International and
commercial law, Algebra geometry. trigonomeny. En-
eish grammar and composition, Chemistry philosophy
astronomy. photography, reehand drawing archiec
tura and mechanical drawing bookkeeping arithmetic
French, German, Spanish, anatomy and physiology
and peumansnp. IL has been arranged by Jared 3.
Eabcock, the principal that by careful use OF time
~ ambitious student mag be able 10 take mp the priG-
cal studies named with prospect OF advantage and
probability of progress The entire time may DO devoted
to French. 1t IL entirely optional whether the
SCHOLAR applies himself 70 bookkeeping alone.
or 10 arithmetic not at all. He may come at
O'Clock, aud study French with beginners
until g. and then Oin advanced class in German for
the ear ployncnt of the remaining hour. Tue average
during the present winter Das been lIl2
nightly About 800 OF thus number study French, Ike
number German. and the remainder are distributed
uneouaIy among the other The back
Keeping OF when there are three. are very fu Tie
studies pursued by scholars OF AL ages
with gray. The classes all under the direction OF
teachers many OF whom are gentle men wen
seosr. 40 a. ths re- Bssd%cs that Probably
f0aF tfths sae graduates OF the evening schools
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NETWORK ........

PORT OF NETWORK ......... ............-FsB a.
CLEARED
Steamship Ellen 1erry, sAyes. Murray tsui'
Ship Arundel t,n) Bsia Liverpool E. Morgan, Sen.
ssT s Diver P r NJ ~ ' %s: Geo -
Bari W. T. Anderson Brandt. Havana james b. Ward aCo
B sss a Ssss9 oa a vT e.
sI ro n,. cG9SSo cCaon oS.rs,,oa E,,a' b.
:sr Tho: q smith B.cSa rassl h VIsr,oa H..ls.
scIr LIN, i;s. salo6' frerc.iss Ives Iessses c.
seht Lu,y SIiss, kl H .il%ias.oa foseiIk 60
sc6r Julia r. FOrd slures GeOge@s. POr. Bss c. D
s ssSI a ss F wEis. E.,
sAr Laura Phde CBl Alexander bio Grand. DO Sui Brett So,
schr Eclipse, cOnlun. Soron ovsr,On H.vIns
ARRIVED.
,5 s s.S S Sss, I'D s Nod : I''so PED IA and 'S'.
Emp Emp Hope A.n1eet. Liverpool Jan 2, s,,a s.lt
ship He6. tSoI.J. hin London Dec IL IN .i..t
S:s S..sn pf fysSs S sas A G .
s sSI t.S. fs Sss' F . s s .'
'i sa ANN. Nks.s s. ss '?ss
SAILED. ITO
Steamships Richmond for SorIOa. North Point for Bsinor.
for Georesw Dsne Laura H. JOae for Cedar Ksys sss Ks;
SiSp-suns,, Moderate n W, clear. 4
DOMESTIC PORTS. ..... ...I
, p bar. jSIs s SsS ASD ron s.ano
Del pse gIlss steamship iso, Of ne Ansra Lac
toRraKss AoShoE Feb 27-PAssod SonsA sS..Ais ca.
plan. from Liverpool
sswORLkAss feb. 6-CleAfed, eansAp Cltv
ErAns. for hts- ierk, - - ~''N'-N
FOREIGN PORTS.
vxnroot Feo TBS Aneucaa LSe Ohio ed to
hs port thl. morning for Philadelphia
soutaAnros fso 2.rhe Aorh Germsn Leyds Line ses-ss
Berlin PnIseher hva Baltimore FEB Is M l.es,s ed Ler.
today. -
MEMORANDA.
The rbr webster Bataan Smith IRON y,sonne
20
The barb Heens from syauy Dec al bsdlcst cr-,o,
mast ysr and sas having been b. hshsabg aahhs
he eecne nud sIruck the shated the
e opnast bead sci Ore 60 and dcsndd ~ The u the h
tearing portion Of the Jseket " Tie
secf. without nunus the cargo
uw La.ssf Sap Eoss Gee Ssps,.A PaeSl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28

'po ort was set IN circulation pfivse business dis
pa" was receved at the ofhee OF Robinson, Chase d
o., Mr.. Robinson, who then trausactins bust
ness with Mr.. Drew MP town This iart bronght aboul
az once an authoritative contra oron 81 Tie repott'
Ia the day TRIBUNE reporter AZ told nv Mr. Rof-
lnsOn that Mr. Drew was In good health %, 3 M. Ga
"Wednesday Mr.. Drew was at the ufice ~ the Qfcksi
yer Mining Company, where he remained Dung soc
progress Of the election He then Appeared IN good
health and spirits at time for several years rt.
The members OF the Governing Committee OF the
stock Exchange Deceive To state what progress IL max
In the Investigation OF the forgeres, but 10 s certain
that the subcommittee carefully searching for owl
dence which point 20 the sccompices or the 0rger
aud that In the meantime they are preparing case
against Mckay for presentation 70 the Grand Jury at an
early day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
rAIIIE MARKETS.

AIB,sr Peb 27C,rrLE-Reeept 10 loads es. thai az
week average quiy the ist week there no hatg N ne
msrke me heni SO bead Illinois Steer averaging LOU 10,
h,o se ID n; neTt - heal Do syrag 800 10 bngat
6 ,he mich marset auI they sos Al *4V~
10 air
sHEFP ASp ruled &c hsber than LIST week. 70 a's.
1OH % iAf 10
to good 6i2a7L2c; Extra &C.
CHICAGO. Feb 27-cAuLE-Reeepts 2ioo rirsst egei .ns
~ )Odfo ~" Nh
- s5dsG 25i market closed Se shipments
1000. ,aooo
81 Sa - 20 Tor COMMON fair; 4OdsJ 80 fVr good choice
" q good uns0h shipments d 900
sHErr-Rccep 700; market que best grades steady so'S
choice soh Of - JOaf6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
euIT FOR REORGANIZATION.

The practice of entering the titles of suits
in the Law Register OF tho United States Dis
trict Court with 80 ." represent the names Of tue
defendants hasfor tho present at east-been dlseon-
tinued The Yorkst Flax Spinning Company OF Belfast,
Ireland has agency in tubs city, and suit was begun
yesterday the United States District Court against
that agency to recover $780, gold for alleged i'm
portaton OF linen at an underyaluaon. The acts said
to have violated IN this the tariff acts OF
1880 1850 aud 1868
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
paiafot If done, and that The peop. should remember

IN crcsns the department for not removing the snow
from so the erreo's chat the remedy s In their own
fands II they want tbs donc, they have ouiy 70 rur
,lganed thoroughly weIe Broadway,
Filth ave, and Fourteenth'f. % Thursday morning.
From Fourteenth7st alone 1900 iUads OF snow were
asen ay and more teams employed for u than
In for similar purpose through the whole city
yesterday. With $50 miles paved streets TO coan me
officers that % 0Oo per would not cover tho
Of piete work the people seem 70
expect. They believe that tho department he managed
az economically a. IL can he.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the T0mbs Police Court, yesterday before
lodge Birby William ONel held $1,000
stealing George Hastugs empoy6 Of the Havana ssD
ship Company.
Yesterday was the last day of the February Term
Of General Sessions The March Term will begin Mon
presiding The libel agns Mrs WOodhu
Clahin 8 calendar for that
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday, before
Recorder Hacke Crawford A. Psrne pleaded guilty
Peait.ntiary Fenuands
se4uus peaGsd guilty Ossm " Prison
wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
PdSSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM LIvERPooIa sia1sship Cuba. Poo 27.oseu nbbss
Vi ham r. PaTson r H. Whitney Nm Luder Aeaap Dali NJ
Sage r. Jencr George ands Lsthtn, >nrh larae sr Robert
& Clare. J. Lang, AeI Geye James williamson Mr.
and NJ, ". H. Bur1p, " nhed Mr. Cugpy1. j. Z. Archer
" Miller wilson Praacs Herer Rrnes. Lane, Joseph
Herer, Henry lene Capt Tn PAellas ,hs haTeI W a.
Mr. Dggcrsnn. Mrs Weir q W Could. Cru, W heh
W Hitchcock Mr. Mrs. Jas. Greve T. L. uumm Mr. he
9th Klngon Null g. II. Jones' IbOs MeRtes, VIZ Mex
tries Mr. Perkins NJ. ani Mrs Robinson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28

detected and brouqht TO TRIAL and Punishment for vio
latng the Internal Revenue laws as direct result o.
amountwas paid In each case. TO whom, and IN what
Ca.aJoAayie, NJ ", Feb Al jis74 yoa'm fsnh ,.l~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
MINIATURE ALMANAC

81 bAS
Sandy Hook. $50 $3.50 Hell Gate Ferry 2l
wATNs
Sandy Hook. els IlDd e. 65i Hell Ferry ed: