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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-02-19

Committee ON Military Affairs.
Room No. 16, on Thursday of each week at 2.3t
O'Clock, until otherwise ordered.
VIM. H. ROUNDS, lrho,rron
MARK +. WENTWORTH, Nh"ine"'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-02-19

Committee on Manufactures.
The Committee Manufactures will meet q
room No. IL every Wednesday, at 2l5 o'clock unit
otherwise ordered.
JonT j. II. II. H9Eh!soS' Hohn. chAirmcn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-03
DECISIONB-OcT o

Supreme Court hambers-By Judge Donobne.-
granted Andrew N j. Steam Navigation aSoGl.nied;
memorandum Bgs, ag Brown Woodruff art o:sad Ia The
e. %ssS % e
By Judge Daniels Hoe sst Clarke.-OpiHion
Superior CourtaSpecial 1erm--By Judge Van Worst.
mi ,S5 ,isvd T Moaa' Oct j.
may proper White WOODWORK .ppopSns Joseph
AT Barlow The wStney Arm. Co.
Bank Henssaeh Neon" m pen
T 4. s,s Or ssa s Kelly Miles Green
Commission Of Appeals-ALBANY, Oct. 1.-The fol-
loving decisions were rendered By The CS%mssoH Of Ap
sssy: Of S'fsasaE PIKE
s E NIs" % Mckee
Bartlett ss Drew City Of BROOKLYN as Bren; HOlbrOoi .g New
co%o.a Ior.s seae
A%sr SEVENTH 'so Avenue S1s' t az
ssy ad R f .s y sI S.gn
Sa st. Snow % x DasH e. Insurance s''s
HSs ss w Mss wilkins Ra ,s Barnard. rsr at Wade. saith
pOs sg Tie Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad Company PIT
vIe Company .s sSssi Malice ~. ss' SSs
Fs.s g 5ssa.a AHMED 'S ss cd. .Tsd &
Durea Judgment. granted costs 70 abide &.
A sset s.1 Is@sss &as
q s %ss: =: S.: q
Donshss SGT Case Whitman sg Seaman Butler B1enns Mail
Association Dorm Barker YAes Lyon, Hill agt Spencer
Kt National Bank Of Toledo gt shuer sgt Dosss Order
Of the General Term affirmed and judgment absolute as,
the appellant with costBostwck ius sg Pesspt
& Of the Great Western Turnpike Company Order the
Tern reversed and judgment referre affirmed
East River National Bank Cove Barnes Burrowa Judy
nrt affirmed With costs to Hsrns Spear Wright hiekmas
and mcdhed defendant Colbert accordance opinion Of
Coams'cnsI Dwight before WHOM the form Of the jadmsn, be
from E.nssa. eos 70 abide ssnt~cas .s. Bsr.H
Order Of General Term odgmept Special Tern
sfned with COMPANY art Hall
Order reversed and sdg%ent report Of referee ihr@s
LsdieaI Grand Trunk Railway BeetwL Order
Shmea With Hammond Psnnosf Of General
NysJsse 500 segmsli u Circuit bGlnsd With sgt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-03
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NBw-HORK.......,

PORT OF NEW
CLEARED.
Steamship Oceanic (Br Jennings Liverpool via Queenstown .
0G Steamship Rgp, CBr Grosan Liverpool Queenstown
Steamship B.v, r More.nd Liverpool via Queenstown ch''
Steamship Ellen S. Terry saesr Newbern c. Murray Ferris
Steamship Richmond Reed NOrfs on DOninion s.an0D 20
s sTSp a. s% s Eeee1 B@sn Ians
Ship G.uui,s. B swan Liverpool L. W Wnss' Co.
Bark Pcrdenstjod Sor Pau.en Ten' Bocm''n
BARI BARI T Tnas r1 Xand Msrseie Jane, Henry
Bar, PTa1e0 t, RE Ge g. Snss b. Ssvu. Son.
Mara tal G.Igiul, conslan1Op fISeI hd,e Sc
schr Charlie Belle Orb Wilson, st. '0hD NJ b. T. l. MENUS
s,5, sss 6
SEM Mary Louis, Gs' %..A1slsa 6 w TSps'' Mills
S:s al 'so' Sses. wsos Son.
seSr Hand 6onety Kueon and Old Harbo Jam 90 days.
with se af p, and I SssIa poc,..o Wit. hemp
SEM 4 . = srss%s; Lard SsTII,Sso.
sehI VIM Mar ca;H ThompsOnR GeSrg...Hn'
seLI. Mediator. MeLoOo Fan RIVER
SD t s,.S S.I Stem s' S. ArI S,,, Sss
ssam,r' Rsn Terry FOR Ss.oerR Richmond e.. Rich
nsfpSo PesnIs for lI.Hsd5s Narti. BoTs ,,s S'
Apnwa bhgs oseo for DunnedIi Opee for Rio Janeo;
wIND-suusc' Moderate, vi clear
ARRIVED.
steamship Csrbe ams Lasuayra sept IT, Porto Cabelo
18th 5t5 s with %dse and p.sa FoTroOd Co.
Leo Dearborn Savannah Sept 20 with dse and pass to
Ship springfield ,Of Boston D.G Manila lO4 days with d-.
Fung (of jersey Pyne singapore ii2 with
Bark Alhem (NoI Aldermen Rotterdam Aug ~, 10 ballast Is
BsrG ST Mary, lialOwel Baltimore DAYS with coal 70
Bari Teresa oi ST. Andrews " b. kah Ssnugos l6 DAYS with
BARK Henry Br Prtchad Mopevdeo 81 days Hamp.
Bng Fvonte toi Hewaven WOODWARD Port Trinidad, 81
Gays with sugar nolasses. and cocoa -
Brig Tasso Utsj Trspani Catna CT days with sulphur
Brig Leighton, Leighton Caais II DAYS, win lumber
Brg hares A. sparks Fosset Proereso 20 DAYS with hemp
SchL g. Wright for Germantown. ia. days WITH yellow
sshi LIcy Wsst Eey Jacsonyle II days With yellow pe
ScLT Florence shaw Van te Pensacola 10 days 1mber
.CHOOSKRs-KyEK AND coAsTvisE
aSor s. Ge9IssG Sla, Man 5 sa.T yc,
Magellan, Virgins. u. W. yaugsp, Virginia
TSSi .. y yTsGi- woodTsa Sim. viGlia:
b. j. FelOvs Richmond. Va l. p Pharo, Georgetown, C.
Geogeta Virginia. Edith. Baltimore.
Henry Allen Baltimore Twilight Alexandria
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Saxon from Phad9hia A. from Poit Elizabeth C.
o. III Linda IRON Alexandria Va Bl Grace LsIarop
BAKER, from A1aai Mary A. (Blj IRON BaroadOes.
fRANcsco. Oct 2-Arr1el steamship De Cana, from
Hong koDg Glc YOkohams.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QrrKssrovS. Oct 2The ROYAL MAJ Line steamship Marathon
Garrett Boston sept - for LveO0 arrived here at O'clock
LoSDos O 2-saed for fhe States, Left Rachel Ccnsy
the Yortbumban. the "a l,t Pusesen
LeDeae'O and Teresa Please Also arrived oai: GG Ia
LONDON o, 2-Tre ship King Plap rom Baltimore for
Rio snero aky and VIII have TO discharge her
as juno from Boston o Cape Natal Table
would discharge before she could be foated
ashore al Beaver quarter Of mile the Light
iIor Latest Shtp Ners see SerenUt Pdge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-03
THE MoRRIsANIA TAX RECEIVERS FEES

Some days ago, in the suit of The People
rel Hoe and another agt John j. Clark. Receiver Of
Taxes the township Of Morrisania. application
made to Judge Daniels, IN Supreme Court, Cham
bers, behalf of the Board Of Audit Of Westchester
County, for q mandamus TO compel the defendant to
furnish stateme mt OF his fees for 1879 The set
among other pleas that he waited on the Board to
comply with the notice. but that NO meeting was held
and that he has already flied a statement with the
County Clerk accessible to the Board Judge Daniels
deciding the Yesterday said the seemed to be
entirely proper one for writ of mandaiDus. AS
public officer the ought furnish the Board
without delay on account of his fees Omission to do
Justly subjected him 10 suspicion of official misconduct
but says Judge Daniels he swcars that the Board has
already of his fees. that is issue OF fact
which cannot be tried by affidavit; and therefore,
alternative mandamus instead OF peremptOry
must issue. But If defendant furnishes the account
within ten days the application will be refused.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-03
CRIMINAL, NOTES.

John Reese of No. 553 East Ffty-fOurth-st. who
charged operating Illicit dsery, held Yesterday
" 900 bail by Commissioner Shields.
Webster Merritt, charged with sending a sour
rOus postalcsrd to Boyd Of No 54 Bowery committed
yesterday by Commissioner Belts in default Of $3.50 bail
At the YOrkville Police Court yesterday Justice
held Joseph Gomann Of No u Orchari. who
he Of having stolen from
80 Cahanne-sta valued f2j
valued Bennett held for wOundIg Patrick Kelly Of
Seventh. and Fifty-eighhst. with knife.
At the TOmbs Police Cont Yesterday, before JUS
tee Morgan William Madison and William Mitchell beld in
50 900 bail each breaking into the premises John Cuzenan
No 1893 Souht, Sept. IA and stealing 1921
charged conspiracy derauc
H. H. Railroad bonds 500 bail
julius Schroeder was arraigned before Justice
Fnm yesterday at the Jefferson Market Police Court charged
quantity drugs his john H. Lock
No 400 ren,have Schroeder who clerk in LokuOods drug
stealing small
September "a his opium ac
the Schroeder acknowledged guilt
United he had
oGense He held 10 at the Special Sessions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-03
ADAY IN THE CoRoNERs OFFICE.

Coroner Woltmann held an inquest yester-
dav relative TO the death Of Patrick Carroll OF One
hundred and thireth-s and Tenhave., who was killed
on Monday last through being run over by q Harlem
Railroad tram One dand-twenty thrdst. ana
Fourth-ave. The testimony showed that Carroll, who
was looking for employment on the Fourth-ave. I'M
provement was standing the cup track. which was
clear suddenly without any apparent reason he
crossed over to the track aud caught by the
engine or a down train, which was being driven by
Alexander Bartlett The engineer blew the whistle, but
Carroll appeared to take notice Of the ALARM and be-
fore the train could be stopped he was run over and
killed. A verdict of accidental death was returned
Coroner Kesser investigated yesterday the cause OF
the death of Charles of No. IS Nnthave, who
died from injuries received through falling from the
rings of the gymnasium at the Young Mems Christian
Association Friday, Sept. %. The testimony showed
that somner had been warned not to swing by the
rings as he was strong enough for such exercise
mat Is generally laid under the ring swring WINE
being used but this the precaution had been
omitted. and when he fell he dslocaed the spne Inc
fury eensured the managers of the gymnasium "1Or
allowing and exercise on dangerous
apparatus are sufficiently quaied or protected
by other safeguards In case they lai Sommer
was 10 years old. go
An unknown man, age IS years, with auburn
hair and chin weiskers. ared III dark pan00ns scotch
PLAID shirt and slippers jumped into the East River IRON
Pier No. 49, at Yesterday, and was drowned Ills
body was subsequently found and conveyed 10 the
Norgue await identification and an inquest by Oohef
Mailman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-03
A JUDICIAL CRITICISM CORRECTED.

Judge Sutherland yesterday addressed the
following letter to Justice Kasmire, which explains
itself:
Justice KAsMIRE.-Dedr Sir The Indictment on which
Thomas Farrell "a mute recently tried before
for robbery In form charged said Farrell and one
Michael Ryan with that crime, but the Endorsement
indictment signed b. the foreman OF the Grand Jury
was true bill against Thomas Farrell" On the trial
lea by the evidence OF the complainant and other
circumstances to believe that Police Justice George f.
Kasmire, before whom Farrell aud Ryan brought,
after an examination and after q commitment
Of both OF them for Indictment and trial,
had discharged Ryan. and hence I publicly
and officially made the remark in Substance
that il the Police Justice had done this he had done
what he had no power TO do Since the trial have
become entirely satisfied that Police Justice Kassmre
did not discharge Ryan after he committed him for in
dictent and trial. out that he discharged him before
commitment for trial the groSnd that there
not sufficient evidence TO connect Ryan with the cOm-
mission OF the crime; and therefore in justice Police
Justice Kassmire with pleasure state that fully
satisfied that his act Of dscbargng Ryan did not, and
does not call for or justify ceDsure or criticism.
JOSEPH SUTHERLAND, City Judge.
Sept. 30, 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-03

All who have real estate for sale or to LEI
and those desiring to purchase or rent such property
will to advertise in THE TRIBUNE
circulation exceeds that Of any other news
paper and in addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found, not only in NewYork and all Its cities and
villages but every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should BIO as brief will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear tothe
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE, Daily
semweekly and Weekly comprise individuals in every
business professions consequently in each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devOtes especial
attention to reports Of sales of real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly to the value OF its col
umps as an advertising medium The charges for adver
Using are as follows: DAILY TRIBUNE so cents per line
for each insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE. per line; SENT.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 25 cents per ne About ten words OF
our wide columns line Terms cash In advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-03
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM BRRMBN-In seansMp Rheta Oct Josef speM ;no,
spuysr W: Lhened e. hssse Dr. fans' Mno. 6,borns
and family Kesselbach Lieut. Leg Won Gunde Pspp G.r
que and wife Spegebeg Mrs G. Roeppseoter
Dr. Ernst Schmidt Emil Mannhme Nn Watenbers ,hs, Rober,
Sibe A. Luder Meyer DeenberR Lizzie Desenberg hm' o"
PROM SAvAYNAh-In .teamshp Leo Oct 2Ld9' Bemi..
hsisr Miss Jennie Smith I'd Day and child. j. W. San'ef
land Mia Sunderland, Gracs Rev Mr.. Awel 30 p..,..
PROM sAVANILLA-fa steamship Andes Oct
Geo C. Williams. His Lordhp Bishop Courtnay and aaaga'
Acstin and servant j. Ortiz Ramirez Ramirez FAST
PROM LAGUAYRA. kc-Is steamship Ctarbt, OcA %-oh'e'
Cuts d. Bras Misc Augusta Maas, A. H. Laiare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-03
FIXING MOULTON's BAIL BOND.

Francis ID. MoultOn called at District
Attorney Winsow's Office yesterday morning and stated
that jeremiah p Robinson was still TOO uuwel to leave
his house. Mr.. Mouhon thought that Mr.. Robinson
might be well enough TO justify Of his bondsmen
to-day. Moulton then appeared before Judge Nelson
and invited him to take seat In his carriage for the
purpose OF calling on Mr. Robinson at his
residence, 10 the end that Lie might
Justify as q bondsman. The Judge said that
business would prevent HIM from accepting the invita-
lion It that time. In CASE however. Mr. Robinson
NOT able TO appear this morning. he would call on him.
Late yesterday afternoon 10 stated that Mr. Robin
son had signed Mouton's bond. TRIBUNE reporter,
sAiiaS u w gealdeass " 4Qptagyetsrrafe, learned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-03
AN INSURANCE CASE.

Boston, Oct. 2.-In the Supreme Court, the
jury case of Farley Amsde Co. agt. The GlOu
cester Fire Insurance Companytetu to-day unable
agree. The action brought by the plaintiffs on
made defendants agents to insure
plaintiffs goods in their store, which destroyed by
the great fire. The defense that the agreement was
to insure in defendants Company but another Com
pany which defendants agents also represented.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-03
CIVIL NOTES.

The Fall term of the United States District
Court, Admiralty side, Judge Batcbford presiding will
begin on Tuesday, Oct G.
The arguments in the Harden estate case, now
pending before Surrogate Hutchngs to have been
heard yesterday. The counsel both sides, John K
Porter for the proponents and John Burril the
contestants, present. bat the postponed
until Thursday next on account OF the Illness OF Judge
Porter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-03

epo,,ep puyy &C. r. Co. affirmed and tsdrne.s eescss
erdsd assinst appellant With costs Tsreun ~ ~,
ordered the plainun upen
Aet Din;nes at Dusea. ySdr.sns ne 80 NJ
Cosrt and Of Common With coetA-vsa Les
ivou Judamen reversed and motion dehd with eosu o.
General Tern Cosrt and el0 Of
shannon JUDGMENT Of General Term and
Of referee sAed. WITH eostA-Doos - fs. OIser
"a Bow Order and JUDGMENT sbsclsts ordered Asan 's
plrutiG With sests-HoovsS agt Greensesun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-03

A REAL ESTATE AGENT ARRESTED FOR swIND-
LING.
James C. Freeman, real estate agent and
broker residing 10 westneld, ana having an once AZ
No ls Broadway was arrested late yesterday AFTERNOON
by Deputy Sheriff order Of arrest issued oy judge
]. F. Barnard OF Newburg. on complaint OF Mrs. VIZ
gina Gardner Of Newburg. Mrs Gardner charges nun
her AZ agent and manager of her property. he was
lodged i'm Ludlow-st. jail 10 default OF bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-03
THE COURTS.

THE CHARITY COMMISSIONERS LUCK.
THE GRAND JURY PRESENT TWO REPoRTs-A DiVls-
ION OF OPINION.
The Grand Jury of the Court of General
Sessions presented to Judge Sutherland the
following communication respecting the Department OF
Charities and Correction:
The attention of the Grand Jury during portion OF
it's sitting has been taken up with examining into the
rection and after full investigation. record with
pleasure that IN their opinion. the naso
perform their various and oneroas dues
faithfully, and for the best interests OF the puDc Ano
while they find the prisons. hospitals buildings &C,
under their charge well managed, would except tne
rooms OF the City prison. where drunk ana dis0rdery
persons committed and confined, as entirely mace
anate for the purpose required The Grand Jury feel
called upon to say that, In their Judgment, tne
public interest demands that prisoners should be en-
pOyed in working at various trades, and that the Oily
frayng the expenses OF the Department, and we be-
lieve that suitable buildings were erected snch an
income would soon be derived and they recommend
such action as may be REQUIRED to orne ABOUT 1nat
some trade they would be better htted In Deing re-
leased their own living and more nKely 10 ied
better lives The various objects OF this department
Justice industry medical treatment, and charity are
SO interviewer that we hope the time may soon come
when any and all political interference with 1t Will Dc
frowned upon by all good citizens.
The communication is signed by G. p Burdett, Fore
man, W. A. Corwin, Myer Myers, G. A. Knott, David
Hoyt, Ii. H. Dyer, j. II. Bell Charles Morrison, Bonjour
Albro 8. d. Peters, II. H. Randolph A. p Arnold, M F.
Winch Six members of the Grand Jury declined to
subscribe to the sentiment beginning "And after full
investigation record with pleasure ETC." The members
who did not approve this are N. j. Haines j. N Camp
bell. Robert MORRISON, f. Du Viner, L. Colgate and
Shepherd Knapp, jr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-03
M JAMES EpMuNps ON sTIMULANTs.

DR.. James Edmunds, the celebrated London
physician, whose Investigations upon the enects OF
alcoholic stmulants give his advice great weight ad
Creased an audience Of ladies at Association Hall yes
traav afternoon upon their duties In regard TO tne use
NJ bouors The lecture was given under the auspices
NJ the Woman's Temperance Union, many
NJ thu members OF which were present.
Dr. Ddmunds after speaking Of the general ehect OF
stimulants which he held to be always injurous' as
forcing nature perform functions not meant 10 DO
performed under the spoke very strongly
AGAINST the use Of substitutes ether, hartshorn etc.
He then referred the subject more intimately con-
peeted with women. He advised nursing mo'ners W
RELY npon diet consisting chiefly Of milk and farina-
eeous food, abstaining from too much meat. Then,
speaking Of the theory prevalent in many quarters
shat mothers should little beer or wine ne said
The mothers blood entirely in accordance with that
of the child and this shows that when cnld appears
sOOthed after the mother has taken her daly nan pm
child The babe is only infinitely more sensitive eA-
tension the mothers system, aud more ikey 10 re-
ceiye eyeryt injurious. can assure you thS Tue
use OF beer and wine, with reference 10 yourseVes
YOU cannot imagine and these are merely examples
the changes which degrade every muscle nerve, anu
tissue of the body" He insisted the happiness ana
health, partly of the present and wholly OF Iutu,e
stain from alcoholic stmulants themselves ana uis-
courage their II they wished 10 perform tue
duty which devolved upon them
Dr. Edmunds lectured IN the same hall last evening
upon the influence Of alcoholic drinks upon the system
treating the subject In q general way. The sub
stance of this lecture which he has given heretofore
has already been published ic The TRIBUNE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-03
REAL ESTATE.

Nsw-YORK. Friday. Oct 2, 1874
At the Exchange SalesroOm to-day William
Kennedy sold by order Of the Supreme Court. under
direction OF William Sinclair, referee the-threestory
s : ana lot south s ;aS 81 Tr
The sale announced by Dngee. Porter d 70. was ~
Mr.. Geo. w. Poion has sold 10 full lots on south side
Of Fiftyseventh-st 90 feet east Of FOurth.ave for
$4,000. TO be improved upon.
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
NETWORK CITY.
Charssn, 49, 2l2 Of 4th.a. 1854 Edward K'sr.
s.:sss 5s.:S:: " % E%Ss
Hsdd.n . eissi: s7So
s:.I!. ss %'.s .o..oS 400
P.n:i bo,,i..s 70 Gross 10000
Pseser 70 Henry P.e%.r = part 1000
Bird y $3.50
Lsdvs Muller y. 1880
IN brown to zuuorsS H. vie Of O. L. Lswrenc 10000
G:. q 0 Sss ississs ascicn .oO
4!ss .isS 4 si.;: '7s.ioo isia,::
Of sve lOOnO0o; Francis A. Palmer :" Burr Wake ooo
4:s ii ssi.v. aoIiio9GS 4 a:d 20 .oo
SoS 9o Of i.s:;s SoIsoi foreclosure stephen ooo
Ss 1ss o. sd p.S,' salio0 Sarah xoo vile
7s ~ ;s H1' IL is .. !. i nss
7dh s :: EOS Of ai:1:. joIioa Louis s.a1:ii:d ''OO
7eh q: sig Of i.:1: Soiioa T. isi.co.si
T. sp .sa 5S Hp:si
sih Is Of s;i:;. aoii0aa; Nathan
70 Burrheli =.
22S Of 3sys 2orl0oll Eleanor, wife Of d BALDWIN s.o
re Bay'Id, other consideration and eoo
wife Chambers, to Pratt .:............:: 10000
12s,h., $50 10 Of Shave. 2iIsoli Gregory .oR ooo
i%2s:. 1918 Il Gii:s;: Ti:s;i iSSassii; ,oo
wiiiOwst to Fetenberg $4,000
-. l25 Of ilshavs. l5OI99lli George Baker to
PBsisr Nominal
ssn. Peter Ernst to VIM Hoe"ni 400
ss 5 r. tnS
widow to Bruce s $4,000
sans Finley johnson to Nipei H-ney Nominal
property IIuntey to Johns mnal
Franz wolfram 900
wig Muller 23,O5O
10 c Brennemann Observation-Disclosures. Nominal
property Henry vansdale to Brennemann Nominal
Mcneil !" o. 4o'n.. $4,000
.eph Soehe 900
Sf7SIi2iIG7I 200 n, being 3 1921 900 Wa
Booth Lneus Hopkins. James D. Smith TO the W0odawn
Plot sSonns wccdayn Cemetery and NewYoi Harlem
the Wooiawn Cemetery YOmina
w t,ig: 's s HsHsSs
200 1870 & e beginning Ms1T .hovs
;.n,ss $cS J.si.eas;sI a. Is .;S9
fSH.% s w ns sea Ssa:. s sst So
West Farms Rudolph pehlenann to Samuel 2o2oe
Same property, Elizabeth wife OF "ieu L. Ember 10 n, IN,
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pASSENGERS TO SILL.

FOR BREMBN-In steamship Amertcd, Oct 3-pf, Cnst'
wagner FrsOn p.lenA.yn Prof Dr. Ter. 5.so"
Hrs " r. Oeeood and chia MrG NJ A. Hilton Miss Anna uoI
Hermann Gerdes August Khpse Mis- Hermine Kansle M
Bsklsn Hosfefe Mrs. Bertha Hoge Ms Er e nh
and child Gustav Mumperw Joseph Hegog Mrs Joseph
three children hasGe, Ms wheiupe vogs ana en' " "
Robinksm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-03
Citp Real Gstate for Sale.

EOR SALE-A very fine BRICK HOUSE,
IL up FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, elegantly situated and
aod the modern also LOTS l31ht Bonle-
vari above I45,st on 4,haye ll2. also.
EIGHT on l2gh aud l3Os. Inquire Of e. W. H. DOBBS, No
l2S West 33d-st
STORY high-stOOp brown stone
HOUSE. 622 LeIngtonae between Flfty'hirt and Fifty
20 1880 feet in fine order throughout walls
taStefv fourth floor divided and
finished like third be sold low for cash mortgage SlOOOO Fur
sold with house ifiesired Apply on the premises
NO. 10 EAST 46TH ST. 200 feet from 5th-ave.
brown HOUSE FOR SALE
very low; possession. s. EDDY. Parkplace.
THE "HOcus POcus" of redeeming one kind
of paper with another and payable gold See The
Tnbunes Financial Pamphlet Terms So 90 per hundred cents
copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-03

that he WAS confined to his ROOM In response TO nce
m 10 whether he had yet jnstned a. boDdsman. ne
sent back word that he "hsd not, but was ready 10
when required"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-03
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