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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-11
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
HOItSES, OANNIAUES, &C.
A T BARKER 4 CHASE'S
n CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TATTER-
SAILS,

ciF HAFzEs z5srtos SH4sH NEW YORK latter
caasN # I'd RSRRhs
EVERY wEpSEsDAY And SATURDAY 'jiab1Si &c.
rwENrYFouR A6uks b K 1EoSk 1ELo%fp TOR trial on every
THIS is rH aotSs s2d updf1 MaEr in the State
css M Sy sf en s
Driving Ring entirely under cover and plenty
'0' 'A'N"r CATALOGUE OF SALE THIS DAY
BY ORDER OF W { R MORGAN, oSh receiver, the follow.
ing:-Three Kentucky bred Troers. Road Wagons Har-
sfiESS1S snS matched pair Of high
Are srsS nna Hs o
D ii sssfsa ana as ss o sn
tucky Belle, got BY. Mambrlno Patchen ISL high,
years old perfect in style, drive and gait trot
speed is positively The fastest finest best di.poscneI
and IS warranted sound and kind this desirable mare
was bred BY Dr. L. Herr Of Lexington, and road
EIEGANT GAN sI1ERAE SIDE top Road WAGON Pole
SR 9efn HsD ssa SINGLE IN Harness. Blankets
HEEsssf fs.ns.
eainS Easnesr 50, BY Goladas sss nigh years eid
in zSo gentle for any one to drive and i warranted
MORTGAGE SALE OF THE following described Prop
sosssEt GEbDING G ls9s s high, year; old.
ONE TOP BUTCHER WAGoN
9SE 9SE k2Fssss k3 ISR sYIHnhs TSaNHss' WAGON
TWO SETS LIGHT DoUBLE HARNESS.
Pine BAY MARE, is HIGH, s years old; hne free
driver SHARP traveller extra fine saddle mare and
sonRE I'm MARE ls HIGH years old
very stylish driver; great ROADSTER, and warranted
SLockx BGILT BLACK HORSE, ls,s high year,
warTanted mT Es sSunG s4nt ana knd rop po.a WAGON
TakEE TOR ExPREss Wagons ago IS ms ''' v '''"''
PoGR PSG FsSs ~ roP ePokAMAES ExfkEss Wagons
FAMILY ~ EsrABLsnMENp a2l naR COMPRISING s, bay
@ high 10 m Old rss ysry a ns a.
nothing gentle lady TO drive. and is
sound ana End ssG T0qg
comprising an nne KENTUCKY bred sorrel Gedins'
@ high l OLD se and 4 m
Or chlldrens use, E warranted sound and kind.
AsS F%HTv ffSnnt dfss nakss fnasssn nSss &C.
sXEEs sS SESE q fe on account Of weather
A. wagons Harness &c Major 6. W. BARKER,
s BAkFs oR fHd y aR asri u a
New YORK Tattersas. corner OF Broadway and Thirty
niga soaEr f!Ess' nossh SsSSs s ss years Old
sSEkEI ids MAZE TlI is's q sslIS aiySS, years old
oNE LIGHT DoyBLE s \ wiaG HARNESS.
9SG aXITEsS sSW HASSESf Ar ESIrsIfiSy Al sc
SALE WITHOUT RESERVE.
THREE MATCHED HORSES, wINTERED AT
n. my iarm bays is hands, warranted sound, for sale
row. as owner ''''''J JANIS WILT, Glen Cove. LII
A FOR SALE, -FOUR GOOD FIRST CLASS WORK
Crses to Be S 9S pa es e. Fonr IN ho
BRISK, BEAUTIFUL BROWN BAsHAw TEAM,
N brmiul OF gimp; sweet roadsiers, and ten miles
hour Is constant amnseme NJ sor them saie sound, sN
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

ANUsEMrNTs-ELEvESrm PAcE-frst second ana
AsrRoi1aSM soifS iS.uTns pAen-First column
hALL sEAsoN-NISrn PAcn.sixtn column.
BoAR0ERs wASTED-Twrlrrn PAes~finh ana sixth
BoARD AND LODGING wANTED-Twrlvrn rAcr-
sRookhaS sH.a soia%n hnnhprwrrrH p.ar-slx,n column
sRooKAYN,, REAL ESTATE FOR sALE~sEcosD
BUSINESS ssvpirfs opPoRrUNnrrEs selSsn PAGE
HuSlEEss Y & PAcs-sxth eolnmn rs,
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-ELEvxsrn PAeK-sxth
S5a5RAS xS5
svh column and ea,n col
rAEIsEasHIPs. PAGE !, .o,,un
DANCING AoADEMlEs~NassIa PAcm-sixth column
nE rAT1a1taF T5 T aFc0SRMfsED AND uN
FuRNIsnED-TwELSru PAGE-Third ana fourth
punoPEmN ofElnS' srEAMsHlps-sxcosD PAcr-Fnh and
EvseHE9s'ss% sG'Is F4es7s,.te column :, .o.mo
xs AhD eoumn soamh
fiNANciAL@ElenTn fAcr;
For TO
rwxLrrn pAcE-F8urth column. ,
nELF p4or-Finh
nrLf ' wHSrsb"MhLEs-rwrlrrn PAer-First col
noRsEs. CARRIAGES. 4c.-FrRsr PAcr-second and
HorhLsdT%"Ia4s .lsd TSlanns- pAcr-sixtn column
nousEs, ROOMS, &c, wANfIb"i%sI'7n P4or-sixth
5sEs dS sSE5khs aHSsos Sss%n y7 AND prn
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-SEcoNp PAGE
ss r,f.TnFs p.aFsas sss%
LOST AND FOUND-FRsr PAGk-First column.
1S%n column
MkDlCAL-TwELFIH PAGE-First column.
MISCELLANEOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
Observation-Disclosures ASs Shsn sH Fasn-s,.,h column
MusICAL-ELrvKNrH PAGE-fhird column
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE-sixth column.
riANoFoRrEs." "'' ORGANS, 4C.MSIsrH PAox-si1th
PosT OFFICE NorIcE-Fmsr PAcE-sixth column.
Properly our OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-sEcoND PAGE-Second, third and fourth
REAL EsTAfE TO ExCHANGE-srcosp PAoE-Fourth
REAL 0iSir1 EsTArE wANrED-srcosD P4cr-Fourth col.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-FIRsr PAGE-Sxth column
hEWA kDS-FIRsT PAGE-First and second columns
SALES AT AUCTION-FRsr PAGE-Fourth, fifth and
sTTuHTioNS WAErED-FEMALEs-ELK PAGE
SITUArloNs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
SPECIAL NOTICEs-FIRsr PAcK-Second column.
SPORTiNG-DoGs. BIRDS &C.-FiRsT PAGE-Second
sTORAGE-SEcoNp PAGE-Fonrth column
SUMMER RESORTS-rwELFrH PAGE-Sixth column.
TUE TRADES-TwELFrH pAcE-Frst column.
THE TUkF-FIRsT PACE-SecOnd column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-TwkLPrH PAGE
- Second and third columns.
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-TwELFTH PAGE-FOurth and fifth columns.
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-NINTH PAGE-Sixth COL
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET.SEcoSD PAGE-Flrst and second columns
WIFI @ rKopnndr daad o,p rUR SALE oh 10 LEI
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FIRsr PAcE-Fourth col
ann.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-11

SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTIoN-ED PETrINGER, AUCTIONEER.
N BY SMITH BOGART
this day at IL O'clock No North william street. House
hold and Once Furniture, Sofas Lounges Tables Chairs
Bureaus Washsands. Wardrobes Bedseads Mattresse >
Bedding black walnut Desks, Writing Tables Brussels
and Ingram Carpets, Olclotb, Mirrors OH PAINTINGS,
Engravings, Oficc Partition, &c.
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uENRY B. HERTs, AUCTIoNEER.
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
on SATURDAY, APRIL II, AT iO,, O'CLOCK,
AT NO. 242 WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET

Brussels aud ingram Carpets Mirrors rosewood wal.
nu and other Parior and Chamber Suits spring and hair
Mattresses, Beds and Bedding, oak buhe, Extension
Table chairs SOFAS and usual assortment oI Kitchen
Utensils Catalogues AZ sale.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW
~ York.
The Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the City Of
New York plaintiffs, against Henry w. Genet defend
ant summons tor relief
To the Dcicndant:-
You are hereby summoned and required TO answer the
complaint in this action. OF which copy is herewith
served upon YOU anu 20 serve copy of answer to
the said complaint on the subscriber his Office No 81
Nassau street in the city Of New York. within twenty
days after the service hereof exclusive OF day such
service. and II fail 10 the complaint within
the time aforesaid the plaintiffs this action will apply
10 the Court for the relief demanded the complaint
FEBRUARY q, 1874
Il. DELAFlELD SMITH, Plaintiffs Attorney,
counsel to the Corporation
The complaint in this duly fcd ii, ihp ofce
OF the CLERK oi the City and County OF New the
18Th day vi March, leis 80
T. pErAFrELD SMITH,
tosneel ~ Vie CorpVratlyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-11

A UCrI0R SALE-HoJSEHOLD FURNITURE
n OF private residence 2l East wen.leth street.
near Broadway, THIS MORNING,
commencing at l0a o'clock, -, -,
viz: four round corner Pianoforte 0o rich Par
lor suits covered eotene rep and haircoth Etagere
CARPETS CURTAINS, Paintings Clocks, Bookcase norner
stands Book Stands &c complete bedroom sult be'i-
steads Bureaus Dressing Case spring and hair Mat
tresses, feather Reds Pillows, Posefs chairs, &c''
China Silver and Piaed Ware also baseme and serv-
ants Furniture. Sale positive. HENRY LlNS,
Anc tiOneer
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posT OFFICE NOTICE..

rSosT OFFICE NOTICE.
rhc mails for europe for the week ending SaiLr
dnv AprI 1874 will close ~ this office rs foilows
Tutslay, at ~ NJ on Wednesday, at 50 y. ant Y
~ ~ fnuraiAy, at III 80 A. NJ and saturday ~ -
A. v. aud Il T. 4. JAMES. losuaas.er.
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DMINIsTRAToR's SALE.

DMINISTRAT0RS SALE
VAN TAssELL KEARNEy, AUCTIoNEERS,
Oce and Auction Mart no. I2 and ia East thirteenth ST.
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE CARRIAGE MANU-.
taclory ot Miner stevens at IFS H. l9 and III East
Thirteenth street 10 close be estate oi the late enry
NJ stevens Ful particulars and date ~ sale hereafter
by order u Administrators and hdoiinsiratr.x
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FOR SALE

A TfENTION.--lF YOU WISH TO BUY OR SELL a
N Business OF any kind call write 10 LIVING
sTON Co., w Last Fourteenth street German BANK
n..alI lIirtA
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7 IBERAL REWARD WILL BE PAID ON RETURN
IL OF rough 2ray Overcoaf bound with velvet, taken
from hall 20 West Nineteenth street. Friday morning.
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at 126 West Foriy-frst street
PARL0RS contain superb solid rosewood Parlor suite,
in crimson satin, with Lambrequns, Mantel Boards
and Curtains to match; elegant rosewood and inlaid
Cabinet Music Stand, Work Tables, rich Paris Manel
Sets Clocks Bronzes Figures Stauary, Vases and Urna
mens; rosewood octave Piano, rosewood and inlaid
Pier and Mantc Mirrors, lace Curtains, Jardinicrc
Stands Velvet and Brussels Carpets. Library-Bock-
case Library Table Card Table, Turkish Suit in tan
and blue reps Curtains to match, Paintings, Engray-
ings, Ac., &c
6INING ROoM-Brusscls carpets, walnut Buffet, Ex-
tension Table Dining SUIT in leather, China Glass ana
Silverware, Clock, Ranges, &c. &c,
CHAMBERS contain rich walnut Bcdstcads, Bureau
Dressing Case Chinonier lace ana rep Curtains, Mir
rors fine halr and spring Mattresses, Beds Bedding
Lounges Easy Chairs dc, &c. Together with usual az
sormcn OF Kitchen Utensils. This furniture was all
made order and In less than year Ihe house
will he Tor inspection by permit only on Monday
from 10 to o'clock. Catalogues and permits now ready
Mt oI1ce OF auctoncer Grand Central Sacsrooms 6s6
RI -
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FIRST CLASS CIGAR AND SAMPLE ROOM ON
N Broadway Tor sale.-Wll be sold low, the owner
having other business Apply on pre- misses 6s Broad way
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A UCTIoN NOTICE.
~ AUGUST MARTINES, AuctioneeE
A chance house Keepers
Magnificent Household Furniture
rosewood Pianoforte Drawing Room suits
Paintings Bronzes and many rare Works OF Art
Over 800 lots at public auction,
on THIS DAY Saturday, April IL, at lUa o'clock,
the elegant reside So West Fifteenth street.,
between Fifth and Sixth avenues
Drawing Room suits covered silk brocade Of richie st
description Grande Duchesse style Eagcres secreare
Bookcase, Cabinets Mirrors CARPETS, Paintings by
eminent artists Clocks lace Curtains; magnificent
wood Pianoforte, stool and Cover; rosewood walnut
Bureaus; Bedsteads waTdrobes Mattresses. Bedding,
Extension Table, Bullet, Glassware, Chinaware, Silver
ware Casters Tnreens, Salvers; Dinner Tea Service,
Cutlery, Linen; also Furniture servants apartments
basement and kitchen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-11

n ELEGANTLY FITTED Ur LIQUOR STORE FOR
"A sale-In Harlem doing fine business tour years
lease T. HANLEY,
679 Third avenue corner Forty third street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-11

@ HERMAN, GENERAL AND SHERIFF'S AUCTIONS
,. ser-sherif,s sale this aay SATURDAY. April IL a;
French Burr Mill Stones, Desks Chairs, Iron saies
Blacksmith Forge Tools old iron &C.; also All the right
Stone Company had the 9Th day Of june is72 or ss
No 80 West street, also building extending through
- ~ WIN 6. CONNER, Sheriff.
Tuns SurrLs Deputy Sheriff.
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sPoRTING-DOGs. BIRDS, &C.


FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
IA. Birds, &c; Medicines TOR all diseases: prepared
Food mocklng birds At b. u. DOVEY'S, No Greene
street, Canal
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LNIFTIETH STREET CHURCH, BETWEEN BROAD
II way and Eighth avenue.-Protcstant EPISCOPAL
vices at 30 A. NJ and 7:t5 r. NJ. Rev James Chr ysta
will lecture Wednesday night at O'clock
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DEv d. HENRY MILLER, D. D., PREACHES IN
Ii plymouth Baptist church. Fifty first street. west OF
Ninth avenue sunday, at l01a A. NJ and 7,s r. NJ.
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L,REE TABERNACLE. METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Il church, Thirty fourth street, Eighth avenue.-
Preaching on sunday At lols A. NJ. by Rev. J, H.
HawKshurst, and at ~ r. NJ. bv Rev. Il. Tnke OF
Education society ats p NJ. Addresses by Revs Dr.
Hurst and DR.. T. o. Haven
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ID FIELD, GENERAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
III. l2 Bowery will sell this day at II O'Clock large
and general assortment Of Household Furniture and
other Goods, consisting OF one Piano Parlor and Bed
room Suits Bookcases, marble top Tables Bureaus,
Washstands Sofas, Lounges Extension Tables Chairs,
&c. also cured hair Mattresses Bedding and Pillows;
ipgr8in three ply aud Brussels Carpets Ocloth Mats
Mating &c one Bagateile Table, Picture Frames,
large Range with Boiler one three.p pull Beer Pump,
SafaS AC
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FNO LET-AT FLEETWOOD PARK THE CLUB
House, the House at main gate and the Saloon under
the grand sand and Hitching Privilege. Apply to
PHILIP DATER, at the Albemare Hotel. to W. ii. VAN
COTf, at the Park
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CHERlFFS SALE.-BOWE HITLER AUCTION.
y eers selli Monday, April lS at IL o'clock at NO y
Lexington avenue Ii Horses Carts Trucks, single and
double Harness. light Wagons, 4S, 4Ss,,vx.x -. s,.~.r
w BAIRD. penutY Sheriff.
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T,IRST REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF NEW
j. York-Services at Lyric Hall, sixth avenue. near
FOrty-frst street. sunday evening, April L. Mt AS
O'Clock. Rev George H. Corey will preach. Seats free.
Strangers cordially invited.
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DEy, ALEXANDER M'KELvEY WILL PREACH AT
IL the Harvard rooms Sixth ana Forty second
street at 10 rs A. NJ subject: Mutual Inau
epcen A for the times.
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LNIRST BAPTIST CHUf.CH, HARLEM, REV j. v.
II Osterhout pastor will wofshp next sabbath for the
first time in Harlem Temple their new auditorium.
l25h street. Fourth avenue. Appropriate opeung
in the morning by the pastor. baptism in the
/ Nann
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A BRISK BEAUTIFUL BROWN BAsHAW TEAM
N brimu OF gimp; sweet roadsiers, and ten miles
hour is constant amusement cor them safe, sound, sx
years I5a aDg bargain Aptrcss bVA 5V3 Hallway, N. j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-11

AT TIE SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH, WEST TWENTY
"A nth street. A. Z. OSBORN. d. D.. pastor preaching
April Il. Mt l0ia A. NJ. and ~ +. M
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L,IFTY-TnIRD STREET BAPTIST CHURCH REV.
W. IT, Pendleton, pastor, breaches at 10 80 A. NJ and
1850 r. NJ Baptism At the close OF evening service.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-07

NOTICE. MUTUAL LOAN ASSOCIATIONS =
IN The seventh annual meeting OF the stock
held February 10th. 1874, at Clock in the of ee
oil the Secretary, No. 302 Market street, at which
time the annual report will be submitted and an
election Tor officers and directors held. Su bscrl
iions are being received to stock in the fourth
series at 81 90 per share, 4H GEO, " ma his,
feb6-4t &tIAdA b Secty anu treas =.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-07
DAILY GAZETTE.
"a a II ~ u lE'-s7i- w
~ '''''',.9Is = IJntusfI a osion.E aOa

Mn EDITOR; ri am one who f. opposed TO
making public tI,s private business OF ssy man.
but there Is one Item connected with the recent
t4iisss E Y Fonit, C'y ossnd,ssse car
avery tux payer In this city. Some time ago Mr..
Fouik received from the city contract to riof
une OF the city mills on the Brandywine Ihs
shin ylcs necessary 70 30 this wofk ne sprocurto
from Mcssrs. Quinby y Co. Upon the compile
ton OF the Job Mr.. Fouik received his monfy
from the city, but faded to pay Messrs Quinby q
Co. torjtns sligles. The Iattsrr not ds.lslng to
lose money they were honestly entitled 70, adopt-
ed the only course lett to secure them from loss.
and placed lien upon the mill Tor an amsupt
suiii eut to cover their claim. The result ID that
the city, bsviug paid once tor ths work, may have
10 take mother handful OF The peoples money
and pay for the shingles which Mr.. Foulk bought
and should have paid for himself
Now, = thahk the ax,paysrs should have some
method of relief from such imposition, which il
particularly hard, coming from q man VINO mas
sworn to protect their interests 40 -
| am also Informed by competent carpe nfers
sud contractors that Mr. Fouiks bid for doing the
above WORK, though the io,oest was not the best
,ls! 4 was 1 Ss iS, bs & eSui.e sP s,is ss Issi sot
setter bidder; Tor the city, In ttat case, wouic
have saved several hundred dollars.
There Is another circumstance connected with
the affur in, which. tho peopis are interested. :
There is not business man IN The city having
new building etected, or an old one extenslvell
repaired, but who viii require, before paying tn
builder contractor, positive proof that the par
ties furnishing the necsss safy materials nave peei
fully settled with, and thus prevent all danger Q
having liehs placed against said building. But Y
this case the City Council has allowed Mr. Foulk'
bill without stopping Tor a moment 10 conside
whether he, had arranged for the settlement Q
claims from which liens might emanate .
The whole affair is disgusting Ia fict II J
really disgracelul ior member of the City Cour
Gil to be obliged to defend himself in such que'
tiouable trans action between himself aud the bod
of which he is d member. fH+s TAX PAfnR.
Wilmington, Feb. {, 1874.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-07
- ars.s . Csal-laas suit Eaaed.
pFRRrNoER, rHE PLAINTIFF IN THE g., 900, 90
CASE AT wIIKEsBARRE, DECIDED THE RIG HI

pERRINoER, rHE PLAINTIFF IN THE s2 900, 900
CASE AT wlLKEsBARRE. DECIDED THE RIGHT
atFUL oWNEHlgs 4l5Aei5s 4at a.t
wrLxEsBARRE, Pa, Feb. 6.-The great coal
land suit between calhoun Derringer and
Judge Coke. both OF Philadelphia. was decided
In favor Of Derringer. the plaintiff. The jury
came in at F. r., being out one hour, The
Land In question: worth g., 100000, was taken
up In 1898 by warrant and survey, by Trench
Coke, for its timber value alone, as IL was not
known to be coal land until many years after.
Having failed to pay taxationin 1918 and 1879
the land was sold from Hill by the county
treasurer, and was purchased by the county
commissioners The county held IL six years,
and In 1896 It was bought at commissioner !
sale hy II. Derrinaer, the inventor OF the we'll
known Derripger pistol. After his death in
1873 the heirs Of the Coke estate claimed iitle
tothe land, averring that Derringer had not
paid taxes on sit for 1882 and 1885, and thai
Judge Coke, or Philadelphia, son of Trench
Coke, had bought 1t at the county treasurer
sale In 1S34, and entered on the land and be-
| gan slnpgovements and hence these suits bs
the hsifs Of Henry iberringer y ~ II
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-07

Ysstsrasy. WIN. M. lfcG10kter was. hanged
Mt Cambridge, Nd, for tine murder Of his fcc
ther-in-law, and Joseph w. Davis was hanged
at Westminster, in the same State for the
bouf = yenra Of are, Davis 21- The motive OF
tho for1ner Was revenge, Of the attergain.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-07
DIE d.

RICH ARDSON.-In this city. on Saturday morn
ing. Feb. 7th. 1874. James Richardson, aged g.
years.
Funeral arrives at the house. 200 Tatnall street
on Tuesday afternoon. at oclock. The relati We:
and friends of the decease respectfully invited
to attend the funeral without further nstice Tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-07
The rran.I,n IA, Ing r.ns.

Counsel for the petitioner said thas upon
looking at the Investment accounts Minis es-
tablishment the debit side, amounting to 81 :
900, and the credit side, S500,0O0, were
kept in lead pencil, subject to alteration, and
1t was very Important that they should Inspect
all the books to see whether such alterations,
had or had not been made. They thought Il
highly probable that the books had been tam:
pered with, for on the very day the injunction
Of this court was served they showed transac-
tions to the extent of si000o0. In addition.
upon the examination 1t was found that with
in six mouths, and after the institution had
suspended payment, Cyrus Cadwaliader's &C
count was closed, ana he was paid 10 full a
cum exceeding sl500.-I Telegraph
The boiler of shngle mill near Norfolk
Va, exploded on Thursday evening, killing
four persons and badly scalding four others
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-07
NOTICES.
CITY WARRANTS REDEEMED.

f. Cry TREAsURsk's OFrIcI.l
Wilmington. Del, Feb, Z, 1874
TINE holders of City Warrants from No. to n 0.
i le4 inclusive. are hereby notified that am
terest that has accrued, at my office No. Q East
Sixth street.. Interest ceasing from this date
~ FRANCIS VINCENT.
l.bT-Iy f8 City Treasurer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-07

Ta0R RENT-Lsrss 'front.' noon. seG0nd-ne
G Nli6 Market s:rsst. Apply at mis- e4ess