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New-York tribune., 1874-03-10
THE MILITARY BILLS.

TO the RdROr Of The Trt0bhe.
SIR: AS evidently some misapprchenslon ex-
is, az 10 the bills had the honor to Introduce anh
advocate in the Assembly the bencat of the 5ih 9fh
and ust Il, ,gment5 Of tho National uuird'
1 yosld ask you 10 publish copy OF one
or the bills which il anuexol. The others
contain the same provisions II Will be seen by an ex-
amnal lon the bill EDat the third and fonrth secohS
provIde that no money shall he PAID except upon te
audit approval and direction OF the Controller, AUu-
tant and PaymasterGeneral Of the STATE. made upon
proper proofs and vouchers. and tien only upon
their direction as 10 whom payments shall be made
whether 10 rcgmental fund individual members In
addition. ample and approved security Is to De gwen lot
the proper payments as directed.
Under this bill no money can be paid except to the
proper fund or person. The total amount beyond
which the aggregate of payments cannot 20 Is nanb
while OF course the paymeuis audited ana required may
not Do One-haif one-lith the sun Inc mthDef WIZ
wholly partly purchased Lis uniform WIN DC
paid in person Il yng and II he - e, no. o yHg ms
bafso6. 5nS lfH'in'A''' '""" %" '"' ''''''' "','
The H. 9h and 7l3t Renments N good faith ask FOR
what thoy b9cye to be simple .n3 enc l'.,Ge. ea9
aud give your opinion whether the blls ~ NOS
properly heaod ia and guarded and II they arc not taf
Col. Yose Of the 7Is Regiment presented TO the Com
mtiee Ways aud Means ths session the case OF hs
his and presented OF the oh ~ prepared by
capt l.. G.. Theodore Bruor o. Company +, who accom-
''1'1' CHARLES s. SPENCER,
Colonel Commanding jtn Regiment, n. U,
Fidh ArSttuC HJiei, Ici0 York, March 3, l3il
The following bill was introduced Dy Mr.. c. 8. Spen
GER Jan T. read twice aud referred 70 tho Committee on
WAYS and Means-reported fdvoTaby from saia Commit
tee and committed to the Committee Of the Whole:
An ACT oyng ptnns the 5 RegmeDt Of the National
Guard SesYorz of The due from The State
o $4,000 thereof ne
appropriated paid OF the Treasury or e state
kegcr. aud MAJOR Louis
aeu iei ocer Of the On kemeni Of The National
equipments
The United the
10 he pped tne Of said
"a COntrOler directed
the payment 10 sad Cot NLaries y spencer
Col Peer Kraeyer Major Louis aleu Of the Of
so 500 the or hereinafter named IN the
o this au! and ao" NO ShAh s2n the nea'
| ssIy receipts therefor ,
msut peseat the Treasurer OF the United Ste
the
,rctu th, parmen. Of the the
paid received thereon shall Do placed
| Il The Treasury Of this Niate . ,, o.
under provisions Of tbs the audit Of proper vouchers
by Controller AdIantGenea aGd fa erl OF thl5
STATE. hebT and appointed Commissioners to et
esn direct the smoans 10 he pa sld
shall 10 hantd
| the rst Of this set.
persons section Of this ac'
thereof sha be- paid either Of them,
deliver
approved By the
shall duT astfy condition 10 tho pens' Of
! twice the found - be due sad regiment, or the
moneys TO the objects specified this act shall be found
applied By the CommssioEers
named n th. third section o this act
SEC 5. Ths act shsl take eds,i Immediately
New-York tribune., 1874-03-10
sTREET-OPENING SUITS.

A decision was rendered in the Supreme
Court, General Term, yesterday in OF claims
against the city, which peremptory mandamuses had
been refused In chambers John s. Bagey applied for
mandamuses IN nye engineer and surveyor In
various streetopenngs his claim amounting slg9sIs
James s. Hennessey applied In cases. and Charles
g. Cornell, William Wood, and Gratz Nathan, as Com
missOners OF Estimates and Assessments in one Their
claims amounted TO A425O The Court holds that the
Controller answer that he has collected from the
and has not ia bis hands the amount re-
auired TO pay the claims made any sum whatever
vi that what hAd boon collected vss paid VuI was
New-York tribune., 1874-03-10
P5SSENG ERS 1RkIVFD.

YROM LIvBgPOOL-In steamship Bake, March 9-Mn c. J.
nde Miss Bmms Hnie Mr. and Mn. Geo C. Andrews Mr. and
ar. Louis Jordan children, snd Nj Mrs
Mrs Berry Henry lie Pes, g. Lei John Nelson, Dr.
Homer Dr. y. A. Cgan. Geo. bmgrs Peter bsManls,
Meiiughe Mrs kddg- Capt A. Leighton, ferI Blister Aret
and lad B tor'oJ John Anderson Bsat Meton
neil H. L. Grace r. PetAns H. Sattefth.Ate. C. lie Handy
sehsnmI Gen " Clnl Richard Hssr Henry Miner Nj Aal
ornny, Miss huoruny H. McCosker
PR0M BREMKN-Ia SkamsAip DonaH, March 9G ". Aosle
A. scbo.e.iBg Ms Schumacher Wyrbe Thos Ces
COnee Opdebeeck Mr MrA Hugh BeTne Marie
schmidt Enes, virrs Wus. and family Saihan KrA when
Kras Mrs Laura schfad Miss HA keks sehopol Lima 3eha
Cah.pe Mailer Isnaz Iome Antsn Gross Lous Scheppeabern
MAI cend Thelen Lena Dhota Dr. e stsr, Geo Nsu
Hugh Mercer sad family. Doaaldssa Davdsss John uad
New-York tribune., 1874-03-10
SHIPPING INTELLIGE ENCk

PORT or SBw-YoRK. K...-........"" ."...M.Rca D.
CLEARED.
s,,r.,i, rd,ho tBr, Moore Ldv,rpo,l william, Guou
stssmshp State Of Virginia tBr SIe GaasOs &c. Austin oa"
s,ssnssp Old Dominion walker Norfolk Old Donnou s'ssm'hlO
Steamship Richmond Read Norfolk &c. Old Dominion Steamship
s,It ss4 tss ss,ner Ger cSr,tpher Bremen Koop
.Ts s. s S P,hS1 S1' s'
% SSs,S: ,%sH Ms,,S,. Ms,n 'jas. sS. % S
BARK IT, D. siover, Pierce Havana jane. r. Ward 4 Co
ggs s so%.s S ar T%onSon S,1sS
Brig G S';S p.i Ss w}s ~ 5Ss .aad a 'SySs S.ns Pl
pig Oliver Week. c,.s Port. hs' "5 Dol.
sGsas K@ , DS Ss" fsst: S y H. !'S% Weinberg
ARRIVED.
s% Dons G s o, SS1i 70 ss 5Is9 Co. FEB g. wa S'''"'
steamship C!y q D.li. ue Ne~orein' Feb 2S with "d'e
'0s s.e.no es 10 Mopas Sicksou wilmington c. With naval
Ship northern Light CO BOs.ou Nelson Liverpool Jan 2G vita
SSni;; sGr . so'sy 1, ,rrP9s % 4' Sry, S With "'
BTT Prog (No). Hansen Rio Grslde 90 d'ys With hides
sc1r 5 lof ES7or'l. Dckoas Matann' IL days with
scsr Kate Wentworth f c.sns, Mel Mead CprIens' 10
sesr sangs, Ot Nswsvn, Eerds Maiansis 10 lays With
Schr b. b Bl.sdeu (of P,usn scIeson saguA i3 da With
MEMORANDA.
The emg s @ .i G' ,S 9n Y8 H,%s? va HIT M sr Sf
coed 10 Nrs-York cargo necessary
eaect.l, which will be about weeks.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros March 9Avej steamships Batavia and CTR Of Duuo
liverpool Seminole, from Savannsh Jo n lopkn. from
Bsmo Normn from PhadePhn; barEs tmna Sfom Batavia
Preona brigs Csd Lousa from Nav Planet
from spe Iisytion ebece Florence from Cienuegos
FoKrHEa MoyKoR March 9PSse for Baltimore baks Bpen
baas Arrived, bng Aient from santos Tor orae'
boken Ee0W. lsODuunph' irom anu
u IaSSs Do Mach a-Pas.eJ Philadelphia. American
Penuon1, from Liverpool reports having eHpen
eaee1 heayJ sest1efl
FOREIGN PORTS.
steamship Russia, Cook,
from Ne ORR Pe5 20 here 10 o'clock last sb and pro
Liverpool The steamship Wc0naD. from New 1ork of
liverpool BY the Russia SATURDAY last TIE formers
michnery sab ell and 'he stsamng slowly
March 9lha lismhurg American Line steamship Hot
tCb 20, for HamDlg sffife1
BrgTor Eng March 9-The Tine steamship Great
Western stampe Feb 81 arrived here
HAVANA asch 5lhe steamship Columbus from NforA arrived
this mOgnins
DISASTERS
EoRFoLE. Va, Mirrh The schr Henrietta rom New sV'a ot
TaDgers Islands burst her fore oa the VOL fD aud pu Oae
Tor She wl. sell tomorrow.
Bo,ro, March 9The map Of Dublin at this port from
LyrrpoD elrn gales the She hove To
four days and lost four boats anI several saii%
SPOKEN.
10 4 long GS a. bark American Eagle. from Mena
Feo 23Y NJ long "a W ship st'r Of Hope, from SeFYork
for IN Francisco
Feb o. Of Head Foster. h from Liverpool for
jan i6 lat n long u w. bark Iirse II. from SesYot for
Meb0umr
March hl H. long 81 bark ErE, tBr from NewYOrs for
rralee.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-10

valid defense against the granting OF the wr.s .n %
The reIator Bagley was a subordinate Of the conms
soners and had resort to the city isS OF for
tbe In for his nav that his services were uono @
The commissioners aud they must pay him,sthfy a,o
being empowered by the law to receive the money a.
Tho cty and that IL was their province TO disDurss
among the subordinates employed by them As 70 i n
I'ommissioners themselves the Court holds that ''s
proper remedy is by action at law
New-York tribune., 1874-03-10
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-Y0RK. Monday, March O. 1874
At the Exchange SalesrOOms to-day the
transactions were unimportant william Kennedy sold.
by order OF Joseph Meeks referee the 0urs0ry brown
stone house and lot north side Of yfourht S2SA
feet west OF Secondaye., and known as No 2l9 East
Eighty ourth-s lot 4x1O22 20 John May for sl2sS.
Richard " HaFnett solo. order OF the supreme Court!
a two-s.ory building aud lot south side OF flfy'
fourth-st i3S feet vest OF Fthayc., lot 2jxOo5 to w.
B. Chedsey for $4,000. -
Richard V. HlrHett will offer on Wednesday, al tho
Exchange SalesrOOm. IL valuable lots on FiIth-ave,
Grand Plaza, aud Central Park, between Fily-eignIh
and Fitty-Binth-sts aud known the knickerDOcAef
Hotel Company property. The sale j. announced -
perempory, by order Of Townsend Scudder, assignee
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
sEw-rORN CRY. -
AMT, II. y, 81 n 100 OF WooSier-s 2j1lO9...s
Homes, v cor Yaplce MorisaBa, l33x1O........ 2S1y
He1rys ~ OF Ruigcn~t, 22tlOO. Zg
J,nest l223 e Of Bleecker-st 81 lN9I 0.... in
Prospoc-place s39 It oi 43is lGorJS.'..' iGSs G
6sst 5jj It Of 3laye, 2Otl tl9O5............. 2oeo
63i.r n 22j 5th-iyc, 2JtlOO ..
7Oh.st = 92D ot 5i-ave, 79I 100 5....... I2yOS
J.ha,e, FL i6.ust, ls4xfo....' '..'''' ooVVo
LfAsEHoLD CoSvErANCE ..ooo.
2t 36T 6 OF Avenue A. 24.91lOL SlOOU
LEAsrs RECOkDED. -.
3iaye cor 2lst store yeas per l2OO
New-York tribune., 1874-03-10
ufyIAruRR ALMANAC

$500 6O2 hoca hsos'''' o'So
o,o
s,a, Hoof OO8 island O;i3 Hell Gate FerfT aios
DAP
i3l Cows Island LOG Hell Cato Fsry Aoo
New-York tribune., 1874-03-10
rst,L LT.nx-PARr Ill J

I'LL l-JoAGHfssKS, j.
46i7..ysn Dyke sgt. sesgrsrs
ct al.
1890. The 4 v. =. =. sgt Coo
32Jl. .MaTef et SL agt. kllenberr.
AIS. .Rockland Go. Nntro. ely.
Co. sgt Henderson ct al.
1000. Lynch sZt. Cocserill ct al.
4532. .Southani ct al. agt Meyer
2720. Rubin Agt. The B. aud N.
lns. Go.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-10

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CAKRifEG TIb
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW AND PULLPOWEiRD STEAMSHIPS
sarg from HevYorr SATURDAYS fos Liverpool THURS
DAYS. ealing Cork HSroor each
BALTIC SATURDAY. March IL. al 200 m
OCEANIC. SATURDAY. Msrch u 800 IN
REPUBLIC. SATURDAY. Maos y. a. 2Oo D.
CELTIC SATURDAY.. April 1. at 700 Il
ADRlATIC SATURDAY. April IL. at l2:3s ..
Prom White DOES. PayOLs fsuv. -srssy CAS-.
Passenger all cssssD uhryaist cOm0lng
SAFETY. SPEED ASD COMFORT.
Saloons, seDoms bathrooms IN mshp
snoe least aad Gssaries aooonpsss
~
kAThS-slloon $50 god Return Tcket. sl4O go stea,rs
$50. r fren he Old OoansJ
can ssefage prepaid oefIhciiss S3S c0rrne -
Passengers q America Ps1s HamSgl
SorHay. Sweden. Inds. Australia China kc.
Drafts from 2
aud other normltOn spp' 1 the Conorr
,nceA No. 10 Br"sissV. heN1Ort X J. CObils, Agent
New-York tribune., 1874-03-10
Wfedn Cleaners.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LIN

II GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES, PASSAGE. AND FRRfQHr
To CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA
steamships si be dispatched P,
AZ North River New Under:
March 2 HENRY CHAUsCBY CoDmodors A. G. Gr,,
Passenger, and freight.
March % at 2 .. IN. COLON. capt -, P..,sus,n a.
freight.
Apni II, at p m. ACAPULCO CaOt =. Plsscg,n nd
fel5L - ...
Passengers snd ire ght
snd ever oringhy SATURDAY thereafter connecting At Psn,n, ia
steamers for Contra deIcsn Coast South ps,
will call a. Jamaica both
that FRIDAY, be
leaving Newly and leaving SATURDAY. FOR ApnWaL
Ezra steamers. freight &c. viii be disgschod n,snat,
Saturdays the Deccstes o nsuoron naE
TO JAPAS AND CHINA
splendid line FFsncseo la ey,,
month for Yokohama Hong Kon ard shanghai carnS na
Ezra Will be dispatched the l6t Of the month sheas
.qes, Oicrs Of bs eSlne Hong a
April next. vii bring freight 20 Pansms via foEohsna ssa
Francisco without breaking bulk.
Tie Contracts Bits ~ Laing issued y PsaanL
Tea will be brought from Faucco ~ HeufoFk. f "a
days ST 80 gold. Dfr ton " ZO0D pounds.
RATES or PASSAGE;
0Uouliug perA, aeas, aai ai requisites fnr the rirl
NsWYOrk san Frino 800, 800 SlO carescy
Ing to loesuon
sw-YorE Kingston t25 $50 gold secor3iug " ocaGoa
Esr Prancisco 20 Yokohars $3.50 gold
San Francisco TO Hong Kong, 800 gold.
FREIGHT other Information sppy ct the Tn
pnnyS Ofce Per AZ North RIVER foot Of Caasi,, Nes tofs
RUFUS HATCH, H. }. BULLAY.
EceIs, ase,ta. prero Nuueru utarder
New-York tribune., 1874-03-10
QDreau 5Irlmers

EAGLE LINE. I ,rgs MAIL STEAMSHIPS
TO PLYMOUTH. CHBRBOJRG, AND HAhBURG
The elegant ClYde-b il' iteln,hp
GOkTHP. Capt wilson
will sal on TUESDAY "a from Eiye LHs Pier DO VI First
st.. HOtOken. - 80. . .-...,.,. uo
PLYMOUTH, LONDON CHERBOI RG. AND HAMBURG:
CABIN saoon $l2D. Zoli second sllo1n S12 god 'eergr
20 Pl $50 currency steege 20 Clerhour. ana
Hamburg $50 gold Prepaid tickets Hamburg. SG currency
FOR freight apply FUNCI, hDYB Co.. ~ Souh "luanst
For passage apply KNAGrH. EACHOD, kCHNB,
''' Gene al gents ll3 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-10
CALhNpARs-Tnns DAY.

srrsxar CoUnr-CHmHsns-DoSoarE J.
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MARINE COURT.

Another Verdict Against the Comptroller.
Before Judge McAdam.
Hancombe VS.. Comptroller Green.-This was an
action Tor $685. Tor the balance OF salary due last
November to The plaintiff who had acted as stenog-
rapher to the seventh District Court, ana which
Is remarkable as showing how Comptroller Green
so readily lnnicts upon the city the costs OF I'M
necessary litigation. A Judgment by default had
been previously taken, but had been opened and
the case was tried yesterday, and the claim nly
established on the part OF the plalntir. The coun-
sci appearing for the corporation moved TO dismiss
on the ground OF the want OF jurisdiction OF the
Marine Court TO try cases against the city. which
motion was oyerrnled and 1t was then admitted
that there was no other defence to tine action and
the jury, under the direction OF the Judge imme-
diateiy found verdict Tor the plaintiff Tor The
amount sued Tor, with interest and costs, which
amount to nearly as much as the claim. TO which
no defence could be offered.
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Dr.. uhling Sentenced TO the State Prison
for Eighteen Months.
APPRAIsING CITY PROPERTY.
Matrimonial Tribulation--Con-
flict as to Income.


Judge woodruff was TO have sat yesterday in
the United States Circuit Court for the purpose OF
hearing appeals in admiralty, but owing TO the
alness Of the Judge those appeals viii not be taken
up until Thursday next
Mis- OLSEN was held yesterday by Commissioner
Belts 90 answer charge oil having deserted from
The bark Grec.osa, on board which he had been
employed as sailor.
George orteh, minor. enlisted in the United
States Army, alleging that. at the time he did so,
he was in a state OF intoxicatlon, unable to know
what he was dong. On his behalf writ Of habeas
corpus was sued out in the United States District
Court, before Judge Blatchiord. ortell claims his
discharge on the ground OF his minority. The
Judge ordered q reference TO Commissioner Belts
10 ascertain the facts.
In the Court OF General Sessions yesterday the
trial OF DR.. Uhling. indicted for conspring 10
deiraud the Merchants Lie Insurance Company
was called on before Recorder Hackett. 1t will be
remembered that the prisoner is VIGOROUSLY con-
nected with the bogus corpse, or coffin OF bricks
case, IN which the German woman Louisa Germs
also figured so prominently. The prisoner was
convicted OF an attempt to defraud, and was SEN
fenced TO the State Prison for eighteen months.
Thomas kerrlgan pleaded guilty to assault and
battery, the indictment charging that on the 9th
May he pointed a loaded pistol at Michael
Lester. He was sent to the Penitentary Tor one
rear.
Edward Moriarty, who was charged with stealing
hnderclothing on the 18th OF May, belonging to
Eliza Flood pleaded guilty to petit larceny. The
sentence imposed was six months Imprisonment
IN the Penitentary.
The long. persistent effort to extract some money
rom the city Golfers in the way OF fees for the ap-
praisenent three years ago OF city property does
not seem likely to be successful one. In the suit
brought by MIR. Miller one or the appraisers for
$4,000 the amount claimed for his services, Judge
Van Worst yesterday dismissed the complaint.
The Judge held that the Commissioners OF the
Sinking Fund had no right to order the apprais.
ment and that, no apportionmenr having been
made ior the purpose, no payment could be made.
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COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY,

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs-neld by Judge
Westbrook.-Nos 2, l5 Is, 81, &c. 40, A, 81, H. Ss
81. Sc, 81, 81, iol. 1913, 10S
SUPREME CoURT-SpRcIAL TERa-Held by judge
Donohue-Demurrers.-N A. II, Is, %. Issues OF
law and fact-Nos. 217. "a, 800 1856 III, lel 1879
1888 1874 1876, 20l, 2o2, 2o4, FOG, 2lo, GA 2I5 2l6
us 2l9, 22l pa, 226 ii, Is, 3d. a. a. S. l44 49,
1853 leo. no. III.
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIT-Part 2-Held by Judge
Van Brunt-Sos. 3l24, 2556, 1902 1876. 1862, 1862,
so5e, $50, i7s4, 1854 Part s~Hed oy Judge Van Van
Vorst-Nos. 2549, 1921, 1851, 7Sl. 1851, 1871, ls3
sSsa' ls2e 81, se39 ana ii45 oes}i 2s45, 2ssl1s,
SUPERIOR CoUKT-TRIAL TERi-Part Held by
Judge Freedman.-Nos. 1863 l6i7, OH, 1868, I'LL,
l4l Al, 3lI, e31, $685. 65l, 1909, 237, 739 70s, GAL
Part 2-Held by Judge Monell.-Nos ss4 $780, SIS
1870 1912.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
2oso, 422a 4ois 1880, 423 40ss 1886 1851 llls aa75
2lls l17S S4t 1906, 24l7 $40 1855, 1885, 400 500
le2, 2li6, 1879 alo, o., l2l4 2i77, 1894 1880, 4o5
17s3. Part 2-Held by Judge J. f. Day-Court opens
at eleven A.M.-NGs. 1905 IS, 2744 ssol 2os1 i75s,
ESQ, 257l, 2200, 1926, 2T5o.
MARINE CouRr-rRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge McAdam.-Nos 800, soos. 1868, 52l5, 1928.
1912, SAIL l5ss, 1928 S42s 1897, 4e25 $685. $685. 49es
Part 2-Held oy Judge Gross.-Nos. 5ll7 bo7o 5s87
6l35, $751; 6ls4, Sllg, 47lo, $780, AIS, $685.. AIS
4lsi, 1883. 4sll' 5os7 2l9e. Part 3-Hed ~
4e44
COURT OF GENERAL sEssroNs-Held by Recorder
HacKett.- The People VS.. James Goggins and Cor.
nelius Rice, robbery Same Va. Thomas Price and
John Duty, robbery; Same vs., William Cobb and
William Heade robbery; same VS.. Patrck Hickey,
ieionious assault and battery; Same vs.. John
Henry, burglary; Same We. John Mcmahon. James
Kenny and Jonn Toomey burglary same W.
Louis Schwartz, grand larceny; same vs. Caro-
hne Meyers, grand larceny; same vs.. LIZZIE Grady
aud Mary Berry, larceny from the person; same
W. George Hensel, forgery; same vs.. Benjamin
1sewA isrssxSs sAms ~ William q. voas. con.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
COURT OF OYER AND TRRMINRR.

A1Ie&eO wife MurdeI-Tr10l OF VhOma q
LOundes.
Before Judge Pratt ana Justices voorhees, and
Johnson.
Thomas Loundes u brawny blacksmith. about
forty-fve years oil age, was placed on trial yester
day on the charge OF having killed his wife on the
sth OF March last, In the tenement house No. 245
North Filth street, +. ID. The story Is the oft re-
peated one. Louudes was drinking man, and on
the day in question, while under the influence
OF liquor, quarrelled with his vile about
some money. He charged that she
had taken fifty cents from his pocket
she denied it and he struck her down. lie then
lifted her up, showed her against the wall ana
stabbed ner 10 the breast with knife. The poor
woman ell bleeding to the floor, and died soon af
forwards. The TWO little children OF the couple sat
in tie room, mule spectators OF the tragic scene
Tine evidence FOR the prosecution yesterday was
similar to that adduced at the Coroner's inquest,
and corroporated the statement OF the tragedy
gwen above.
The de ence Is insanity. number OF witnesses
were exam ned who testified TO singular actions
on the part Of the prisoner for some time previous
to The tragedy. The trial was adjourned until to-
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REAL ESTATE.

The sale OF the Sacchl and Burling property,
situate at Harlem Heights, was adjourned yester.
day In consequence OF the tnattendance OF any
sufficient number on the premises to constitute
buyers. 1t was mistake to calculate on such
attendance The people who would be likely to
buy would not absent themselves from business
for the time required to purchase there. Those
who could afford to 80 absent themselves would
not be likely to constitute buying class
At the opening transactions OF the week at the
Exchange Messrs. E. h. Ludlow 4 Co. sold by
order Of the Court, under the direction OF J. p
Crosby, referee, eight lots, on Eighteth street,
west or Fourth avenue. Messrs. Blocker Co.
disposed OF, under the direction OF F. N. salmon,
referee, two two-story frame houses and lots, on
Franklin avenue, in the Twenty fourth ward, Nor.
risania ana MIR. William Kennedy, under the
direction OF Thomas H. Leonard, referee, sold
two.story frame house, on l24th street, west Of
Sixth avenue, and plot Of ground, with buildings,
located on the northwest corner Of st. Nicholas
avenue and l54th street.
YORK PxoYERTr-BY \. LUDLOW co.
25xlO22 Edwin d. Morgan plantiii.. ........ S7O7A
ny BLEEcKER, SON AND WHITE
l2s r. h. and lot on O. Franklin ay., 1876 II. n.
Of 9th St, oath ward Morrsanla, 25xlOo; D. G.
$ IT. h. and lot adj the above, on n g. lot same
size; D. c. Weeks $3.50
BY WILLIAM KENNEDY.
l3s blk. h. and lot on Goth ST. $780, It. e. of av.
A, lot Is 9xlhS Emma Hass. ....... $3.50
IL s. II. h. and lot lz4th ST., 225 IT. OF 9Th
l2a fr b. and plot on y. W. corner 81. Nicholas
and 154th ST. plot l0l lxL60; John Kelly $50. 1000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-16


BURGER.-on MONDAY, June Is, Mrs. SARAH
BURGER born Cobb, OF stonington, Conn.,, aged
over 81 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, RON the residence OF her SON
in-law, J. II. Head, Chatham n. j., at two p. NJ.
Leave New York via Morris and Essex Railroad
Barclay or Christopher street. at twenty minutes
alter eleven A. NJ. can return leaving Chatham at
twenty minutes to TOUR or ten minutes past five
COMMON Sunday, June IA, at six p. NJ, after q
lingering illness, CAROLINE, beloved vile OF Nehe-
milan Conn and daughter OF Lazarus Metzger, in
the 36tn year OF her age.
lne relatives and, friends OF the family and the
mens SeS S pa oSge Lo S5 No @ ANA
Lodge, No. i5s. !. .. B. b, and Isaac Lodge are
late residence, No. $50 East Thrty-third street. on
Wsdne.day morning Jane u az ten O'Clock;
MOtNrNEBoH LODGE No. 257, f. and A. M.-BRETH-
Kenyon are respectfully requested to attend the
funeral OF the sister OF our brother lsidore MetZger
from her late residence, No. $50 East Thirty third
street, on wednesday mUrning. at ten O'Clock.
JOSEPH FOX, Master
SPECIAL NoTIcE.-The members OF Darcy Lodge
No. 1sT, +. and A. NJ, are hereby not fed to as
semDle on Wednesday, June IL, at ha fpast nine
O'Clock A. Nj, at No. $50 East Thirty third street,
Tor the purpose q attending the funeral OF the vie
" : = ALEXANDER MAGNER, Master.
DANzIGER-On sunday night June IA, THsoDoRE
Funeral Will take place on Tuesday June 10, at
two M IRON on the residence o. his son'in.law,
New Orleans and Kingston Jamaica, W. ~
papers please copy
DARCY.-On Monday, June is, MAURiCE DARCY
son OF Thomas and sarah Darcy, aged IL years.
Funeral will take place nom the residence O. his
parents No. $50 West Twenty ninth street, at hail.
past one O'Clock, on tuesday, 10th inst, from
thence 70 calvary Cemetery. The relatvess and
friends are respectfully invited to attend.
pENr.-on sunday, June IA, SARAH DENT, in the
9lst year OF ner age.
Friends ol the family are respectfully invited ,e
attend the funeral, rom her late residence, no.
229 seventeenth 3treet, Brooklyn, on Tuesday,
June l6, at four O'Clock.
GLAssos.-on saturday, June 10, 1874, OF acute
pneumonia. MARGARET A. GLEASON, aged So years
and . montns
Var friends and taoss Of her ssaa Iehn !. ana