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New-York tribune., 1874-10-12
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.



stanton 90 George Bbeh $40 900
Same Thes Nominal
Pr BOrniagen 1000
son -I to James CcenrSne $4,000
32is s. l34 Of 6th-aye l6x63xl6bId6lO harga oo
gare wife JOS. Riley to Wm W. White oUOO
beth jacob Poenr 70 Aber. Blum. 135OO
69th-s s. l75 Of hadson 20IlOO5 and Tboa ~
H. LandoD 10 Charles d. DewY foreclosure eoou
to Anaa Jane Henderson. 1900
J. Hampton Toagberty ref 70 Geo W. MeCoom lS 400
6sst.. 100 II Of 3d-ave, 25I 1861 20rs
~ 81 70 pnt 100 Of 3i-sve x56 10 OF Slsttx
20 ~ TO Timothy j. Campbell, ref to Phnp
Bohner
Same H. Philip Nominal
Same property Thos Wnson Elizabeth N to Ph Bobuert
spears to Jason DraEe 10 900
2Ol IOrIOO Cirrus Clark TO Daniel Cak...... Nominal
2d-ave 2j.5 OF 45th-st 25r75, orecose; John
Fellows to John sehsfert aud Julius schachte mortgages
S4OOO and interest.
5th-ave Of l3lstst, 90 11I23J; 5th-aye
l30th-s 90 ilII60 Osaiss Never and Simon Wonser
lOihave 9. 75.j M Of 5Istst 25xl0O and Il Adam -
Leslez Gutenberg " j. TO Martha wife William huer. 2lOOO
llth-sye n " of 9blh.st. 2JxlOO Henry Cohen 20
llthave. " of 97th-,t 2jKl0O Abrsm j. bitten
9tthtt, 100 # Of llth-ave l25 hoede $500
IiOOll pat part oo @orgagei
97thsi. SIS 100 n " of llthaye, 10 Sl2,OOO, Apnl
10.
West Farms Hunts Poutosd es Of Charlotte Green's
lOSI- salt foreclosure; Jackson x Dyck-
70 John Aapes, Sept l520
RECORDED. - -.
Gr,ni' No 3G2 - 712 per sIooO
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hsve NJ that nsmships carried L
spoo The Dosgsss which ssit from iyepoei
Tor retaned seriously damaFrd hsvsG
been collision vessel She will hs DRY dock to-
night The Portuguese ship Jovc Thomas which sailed from fof
sept for outsde the latter
place, and her = being discharged
Ior Lat<sf Shtp Netrs see Serenh Pnqe.I
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ANNIVERSARY OF CUBAN INDEPENDENCE.
AZ D nL

specsal Services TIE Church Of ST. iago
Saturday being the sixth anniversary of the
present insurrecon Cuba, special religious services
commemoration Of the held in the Cuban
Church Of Iago, West Twenty-second-st between
Fifth aud Sixth aves. unusually large congregation
Of Cubans present, nearly all the official repre-
sentatves Of the struggling Republic being present,
among being SeOr Aguera, HilariO Gsneros, and
Miguel Aldlma. The services were conducted In
Spanish according to the Episcopal ritual, and were
earnestly participated in by the congregation many OF
the members OF which were Roman Catholics, who mad
come IN honor OF the special occasion.
The sermon delivered by the pastor, the Rev. j.
de Palma selected his text frGn the 19th chapter,
S9th to 42d verses. inclusive
Of Phsnsees the sntude said Him.
Master rebake thy disciples
He and them tell you that these should
bold their pesee, the stones would immediately out
He behed city wept saying
thou haost thou in this thy day the things
belong unto peaee But hid from thine
The reverend gentleman said tba the love OF country
-. ~-"ved TO have been saDctited by the evidence
Of botn the Nes abd Ola rne whele history
OF the people OF Coz nope pos
session of the country promised their fathers
surrectlOn from Its Inauguration at Yara
70 the present De its victories and it's reYerses us
neral and material triumphs. Their cause was just
he said, and eventually IL must triumph II tney
adhered the Divine principles of morality and
integrity The day they celebrated was truly
their day, but TO make its recurrence perpetual and
a source of spiritual and material pleasure they
religion OK Jesus Christ the cornerstone
of their social and political fabric. That the only
Let them once obtain possession OF the kng Of God
and they would not be withheld from obtaining the
earthly or political possessions they craved.
The musical services were very nne, a large volunteer
choir having been formed for the occasion Tue selec-
tiOns rendered throughout the services were Gloria
No a" "Te Deum." " "Infammatus," "AJe Maria"
widow Gen. gramOnte, who was shot at Santiago,
the principal singer.
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nIyTlTURB ALMANAC,

G., a .os sun sets ..... 5:25 Moon sets 6:2o
sisH DAY-As sara
sAv pooh s2O GOV .and 80 9OJ Hell Gate Ferry lO;5O
HIGH wGrra DAT-P y $50
Sandy Hook s4s tslspd. 923 Hell uais Fe 44'V
New-York tribune., 1874-10-12

NNSYLVANIA RA AILR D.-THE.
i GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNIrRD STATES MAIL koVTk-l
SewYork from foot Of DesbOses aud Corandt " as
Express Harrisburg Pittsburgh West and South With Pu-
Palace attached $3.50 and $3.50 Sunday at1
For Winsmspor .Od via Ph Ere Div
meeting at Phsdepha) $3.50 wlhanDort Lock Hayso-
Enc 80 Cory ior Itusyils PsLO-
eumC and tAe D Regcns
For Ba umore Nashnson Limited Washington
nve ashiugoO 4:lO Regular 40 sre
'' EIpres tor Philadelphia $40 $50 1890. 4:lo 57
$50 g. II nghA Sunday. B, T. $50. snc H. ku-
gam nmr ann sS,Soo FOR rr.nton at 7:2o a m sud I'm
For Newark ate. $50 7:LO lao 10; IL an l2 n,
g. 10 10 1880 II night sanday 52O. and slU
For Elizabeth 6;3O 7:.O. TAO y. y. 10 u n 20
230 $40 340 4lU 4:30 4:5J 5;2U $40 6:lO $3.50 T.
49, sle. TO- 1880 and IL night sunday $40 ssS
FSr R.a-.s. go T:S" TSe 3 Io.nI2n I'd ~ &so. $40
n ana IL night Sunday. 30 ami D.
wecdbrdss Psrtn AIboy aud South Anboy and 10
S, Nsv Brups.es l:2o s IL m 2 $40 43o $50.
g. and 7 D. m IL night sandAy 2 m.
For East Milstone IL noon. 10 and 4:3U
for Lsrnosrtvlls and Pennington $50 4 N. and pmL
For Phillpsbara and BelyideFe. $3.50 n., and p
Fer Burlington Camden. ~ $50
Por FREEHOLD I ~ n and 4:lO D. n.
70, " Psnius1als and sauau 7!l a n and n
Pemterssn and Csm1ea va ferth Amboy Z5O \
FOR Hehissovu Pemb~res. 900 a. ,o
Trans folowy-FJm Pittsburgh $50 and $50 ana
eSs daily, $50 d,il, sIess hssesr From w.ssiss
M spo lO,27 Pbiscelosia osl0 d20, $50 i0ilo>
LESS m 2:i5 El5 5l5, 500. s:44. 1927 n ssasay,
Ticket Oness S2s Me- Hoss and fepe
Desbro< corlsndt ss~-forS No csurst BosA,ss
,pa Nos ia ll8 AID liS husen obsssa Rngrsns r<sso
once Bs,teryp place BOYD jL Gen Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1874-10-12
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIvgRPo0L-In stssmsAtp oiv Of ReAsaosd 0eA 10.
M Cater, and children, Mr. Les,esh
III u. Pbss nsS D. H. Pnee his fncs kesde. L. Berr'i
New-York tribune., 1874-10-12

PHILADELPHIA. via LONG BRANCH and
i the HRwJBRsBY s0UTHERN RAILROAD
Pare rom NewYotk 10 Philadelphia snly e2 2H
Commanding THURSDAY sepS TO- lS7A Lssvs Yesh nD
Pier 3, n. T., foot Of Reetofsl
s,SS a-Psr PhuadsIph Lsss Branch Tons R'sr vssAsds
Brdgstsn-
-Pes Phsdslph. Long Branch Tsss E'sr "s''svs.
sud Taehsrton. ..-r-..->
400 a-For Long Branch. Tons River "a On sArukpAre
"f "a"s'm se "a SWEDEN esssral ns.ses.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-12
Chanres for Business Men


DDJTIONAL capital procured for merchants,
~ manucurers and Others Mining negotiated Real es-
s exchanged Persons with capital seeking business aa
vd Of approved opportunities Reerences n ZaDnske esq.,
Cashier Peoples Wentworth Co" Woolens Commission %
Gnggs Carleton Financial and Business Brokers' 20
Broadway.
EOR SALE-A SEWING-MACHINE and
THINNING STORE long established in hrssrsie location
with a stock fixtures tools &c For particulars address b. H. Box
107 Station a, NJ Y. City.
rNHE advertiser has a large tract OF LAND on
Port Rova well the cultivation oil n1ts anu veg
bes M ,bnmsut 10 Northern railroad
facilities aud earlier than Charleston
from the oi an
line Address ALPHA Boz lSo oo
New-York tribune., 1874-10-12
STONlNGTON LINE for NEWPORT and

The ~ and maxuscest RHODE BLAND Tusedayeu
Thn~a.r. an. ssiqrdss elegant steamer NARRAGkNs
sETT No.esys wsdsssy and Pdsys hsn r 80 North kvsss
o AZ Jsy M Al arriving Boston ahssd Of al ether ss
sls.s ios s.s .eess 20 sassA
=, ~. eGc.s Of sseou Co. and 3lS Broadway
X pE vkIU FREIGHT Assst W. rLkiN5. 6ssL Pm Aesse
bADC0Ik fNaesaA
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MdruIe an1 1late Ma1tels-

AT GREATLY REDUCED PRlCES.-An
N Marbehzed Mante and al ctLer
Marble Marble Turning for the trade hLAbsa A"s East
Ezhteenth.st. Thiri-ave., ~ T.
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5ales % AurIloH
A. MgRwrs AnenoneeL
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., 656 Broadway

A. MgRwTs. AneuoneeL
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., 656 Broadway.
ID near Bous-saso Books Works Of AT Fancy Gooc &c
TUESDAY Oct - at m-NBW Pl BLCATlONs, scarce Geo.
Iolca Works valuable Fohos Dictionaries &C. in various
languages Americana, etc
ELEGANT BOOKS AT AUCTION.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS OCT. u AND IS.
SALE OP LARGE COLLECTION OP ILLUSTRATED STAND, .
ARD WORKS ENGLISH EDITIONS, JUST RECEIVED FSOh
LONDON AND INCLUDING MANY VERY SCARCE WOkhs,
viz: Fiudens Elegantly illustrated Works 10 yos hoss5Hs
Works folio half Layaters Essays Vos 4to war
ngs ,as;errieces; vols Cations Angler vols,
half calf extra ROgerss Italy gilt early copy SCOTS
Works 100 vols hal Kat Club folio Tennyons
idys Of tie King proofs folio full Historic Gaey
nf Portraits EDcyclopeda Britannica ~ VOLS 40" nan
Russia Tochs Philosophical Magazine Of Fine Arts "a vols
Penny CycopPa 81 vols half calf Parker Society Punhcahonsi
81 London socetY lS half calf etc etc the whole 70 De
sold y auction Clinton Hail ssleroom Monday and tuesday
evening Oct IL and 49, commencing O'Clock Catalogue ready
Books exhibition. lie messrs LsA'ii l. Au'H'Heeis
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Gountrp properIp to tet.

Gountrp properIp TO fet.
AN ELEGANT FURNISHED COTTAGE to
n LET at Madison N j.. Morris and Essex Railroad stable and
horse Rude cheap ine health perfect Inquire Col
ege-place. Room l.
ELORIDA-GREEN CORN SPRlNG.-A fur
ushed HOUSE TO LIT, suitable for family party visiting
Plonda Apply l2s East Twenty
DOR kENT.-Desirable HOTEL in Wash
ingon North Capitalist. within square OF the Capi'
Ws Hotel containing 40 rooms horouxh reno
y.te all modern eouyeniences location dtes Apply to H.
WARNER, Wsshlngop, y. &
YINO LET-Furnished or Unfurnished-At
Psndeld. N. J-Oue HOUSE, with II 10 rooms;
PART Of HOUSE; all within minutes Of depot Apply 10
EVAN JONES PsnheId
New-York tribune., 1874-10-12
auetion 6alss Of Real estate.

CUPREME COURT PARTITION SALE.
~ HAREErT Aaetieneer, Will sell snciion, on
THURSDAY I5 IL ocioe tho Exchange saesoon, Ill
Brosdwsv, -
Under the direction Of George W. wipsas esq. Rssre)
HARLRM RIVER, l2lsT AND l22DSrl9 lots. with valas
front of splendid business property
Msp se at the oce OF WHITE BUsHR. Attorneys 26l
Broalway GEORGE W. wISGATE Reieree 1876 Broadway
the Anetone
New-York tribune., 1874-10-12

Brooklnn propertn % Eet.
DARLOR FLOOR of No. 102 Pineapple-st
suitable Office shop being but two doc"
from Fulton-st W. p COOK 235 Washngtonst, BROOKLYN
ITO LET-SECOND FLOOR, furnished or
unarnshed Nth all improvements in private house To
small family adults $50 per month; minutes from ferries
No. 1852 Ratledgest, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-12
NEW-YORK, NEw-HAvEN AND HART

srtnmD commencng sept IL 1874 Passenger slox
NeuYork Grand ForysecoRtst
NETWORK.
Trains for Ne. Haven 7lo tAccIs 800 (s1 soS
(Accn 1000 m. EEL 300 tAecn 100 lbLl 5:OO Isl
22O Aee 4:3e and SIS Local Ell SlO EI and s;lo hLh
For South yorr. 7:lo sos aO5 a 1900 N. 100 ELls
2:2O 3I5 ABS 5;l5 540 635. $40 9l0 For stamford
l0l0 1900 300. 2:2O ADo " 10 ttL
355 43s 4;45 sis 54O 635 1920 $40 sl0 and ll;zo n
Boston Express 500 10 anc slo5
?. m. Shore Line and 10 The $500 n; 90 40
\ stanford Norvalt. and e;Oo and
1000 a Loo 300, $40 .nc 9;lO Bridgeport TLs
s.O5 m Shore Line Division
Precedence and The Conneccut The 500 sn1
n connect Division for Norwich and New
and Eorbampten and the eO5 and a. Ell
press Newport e:05, 10 and ~ noon trains connect Tso
Connecticut River Springfield for honeL Ihd
sO5 n With Saugatnek X ano me rioJ
n, D Housaonie K r. at Bridgeport The sgo a.
and 81 3S Danbuv and Norvsk South Norssk
sDa s.05 m 100 4:3S and $40 n with Ne~cansan r.
Al Stamford. .ss.,a =, O IN . .
m. Providence. o,-s-- - - NJ. T. .
press Trains -, Js.k., Omo. =, con,.,x =. G,,rs c.,-
,, nnot or AZ oes Of n Transfer Co. 944 BroadnaL ASH
uM Depoii " Y and No ! Courst Brooklyn. viii
.h.ss \. .essge from residence 70 destination
New-York tribune., 1874-10-12
ELEGANT BOOKS AT AUCTION.

Clothing.
~ PER CENT ADVANCE in prices for
sOD CASTOFP CLOTHING, Dresses Jewely and Carpets 10
secure IA dealing and dispatch call address M or Mrs fisEH
7baye Ladies please and conyiIce yourselves
New-York tribune., 1874-10-12
New-1ersep Real Gstats for Sale.

Nem-1ersep Real Gstats for Sale.
A NEW-JEKSEY FARM at a BARGAIN
"A 100 shed two peach orrhs4s appe Or
chad and othe fruits only IS Pnce t3UOO
rutland WHITING Beekmanst
FURNISHED HOUSE to RENT for the
Wnter-Thee story bncE basement and ao'e-ai WIN WIN all % O
PavOnsave Grove st. Jersey ' APpV
at PA EighthsL Jersey City Rent, $50 per mouth
EOR SALE-50,000 acres of LAM In
Souern SewJer.ey; will sold In body or in tracts OF
900 acre. and upw. These lands and opened up or
railroads. They eonn good water powers sooa No'a
ana cedar lumber Address Z. WRIGHT. Rlwood, n j.
NRANGE- N-J-Great variety property for
" al. ana TO rent once hours from 10 3 D. m ,.
l. H. GbRRf 80 Nassau. cor Lbertrst
New-York tribune., 1874-10-12
HARLEM RIyER BRANCH.


Trains leave Harlem kver Station att s. an1 9l5 LOO,
4,OO 4:4O 5l5, and Gao D. m -
Copnecs with Morrna Steamboat Co fuloa
Market Sin for Harlem River Station, North Ne~-ioft
AZ ho;ek and dpots
JOHN T MOODY supt N. Y. Diviaoo, New iot.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-12

Brookinn Real estate for Sale.
L'OR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS.
No 1872 Pineappe-st frame and h0ufe 0t 'Iou
81 SO ust-Frsme dwellings, lot 4iIlOO
Nos 206 and 26s WasbinYton.-Frame dwelling lot 'ohu
Nos l79 aud 1877 Wilovs-3ory and basement 0 ck houses
No. 43 Wlloughbr .-3.sory bnck house LOT, 23xlOV
No. ~ Hieks-st-3storT brick house; lot, 2oIiOI oo
No. los Kemsen.-3-s,Ory brick house lot ZoIlOU
W P COOK, 235 Washing gon-st, Brooklyn
CTORAGE STORES FOR SALE OR LEASE
- East River near Hamilton FerfJ
Apply to W. II. sCHIEFFELIN Co., No. 10 WI iamsI
New-York tribune., 1874-10-12
Gteamboais and Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonie
IL Nausasaek Railroads Pare 81. steamer BRiDGtPOa1
CananBe slip 1l:30 m and Bndgepors at IL
New-York tribune., 1874-10-12
0ountrp Real estate for 5ale

Gountrn Real estate for Sale
FIRST-CLASS TRUCK AND OYSTER
"A PARN for SALE GEO. r. GARDINER Westover. Nd
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. = Maps or the
Summer Village Mounsnsde can now De seen A. our oce
Parties ae-npg to select PLOTS will apply to ~ . - o.,
J. y WTLLIAMs.G SONS, go West 3ith-st cor. ohsve:
nor SALE-At Riverside, Conn, 2-story
HOUsE IL Eve LAND eVea minutes 70
depot Pnee 50 500 would EXCHANGE I15 Br}SkyP proPe
EOR SALE.-The Prof. b. SELLMAN, sr.,
HOW IoT corner of Hlbou,e.ave and Turnbulis, New
Conn anoceupe lot the syenue y @ s
or houses society in hewh1ven u rh e 'ns
valuable Homestead favorable terms .ppd or soon
(25S3) hoMbh "on'HNi tlHe''.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-12

o. H. PIsRsos, Aueiioneer. 3 Pae-st, n I.
ELFGANT VILLAGE BUILDING PLOTS
II in yiexy Of the CITY Of
PASSAIC, NJ,
10 mile. from by Morris and Essex (Bocn'on bfaneb)
Of mile from South Pssssic stst'oa 81
PUBLIC AUCTION.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. II. leI4'
Of ~ m. 90 premises On Psssais sas bf'0as'e"' /" '
PCDSKY. ,
rr,,o from foo, Barclay Chsiophersts a. 10 d OF "e
Msos i,.~ pss,es ne Of Auoneer Of PCDNEl rsssAe
New-York tribune., 1874-10-12
XVICKFORD RAILROAD ROUTE TO NEW

W PUNT, H L-tafrJlnf hs q 3 HaL
Passenger 8.05 and o. trains
frsa Gsr Central Dspet arriving 41o ana $50 Also on
Sundays elo seepns car express arriving Ns~p'rt
TuEoDORg wAR2RS. sspsrssssdssl
New-York tribune., 1874-10-12

ADRIAN " MrLLRa, AaeuOneeh
rNRUS1EE's SALE
VALUABLE BRO0KLYy PROPERTY.
IL LOTS ON BLOCK BOUNDED By wAsHiSGTON-AVE
DE- KALB AVE and HAMILTON ST. Also DWELLING. STABLE
AND -FOUR LOTS ON wAsHIsGToSAvE AND HAMILTON
ST, TO BB SOLD AT AUCTION ON
THURSDAY, Get. IL,
At ~ o'clock the Exchange ssesroom No III BrOidway
The dwelling 25I3 22r2l good order
improvements stable 20x35 brck
has o stalls coachman's room,
er cent or bond and
Maps anu full particulars at the oeses Of
ADRIAN IA. MULLER SON. Auctioneer.
(6Sl3l No. 7 Pines.. New YORK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-06
MANCHESTER NEWS.

STREET IMpRovEAENT.--The paving and
matchmaking of Bridge avenue is now COM
plete, and rs soon as the weather opens a1r.
w. R. Blunt, the contractor, will commence
the sidewalk on Fourth avenue from Hull
street to Stockton. A plank walk has al
ready been laid from the last-named to Ba-
~consyilie. " Fourth avenue will also be paved
from Hull to Bainbridge street.
OFFIcERs ELECTED. NJ. T. r. & F. of
Manchester has elected G. S. Wells presi-
dent, G. w. Lee recording secretary, 6. w.
Jones financial secretary, w. 7. Hart trea.
surer.
The CHARTER COMMITTEE. Messrs. Atkis-
son, Whitehead, Bradley, WeisIger, and
Moody, subcommittee to divide the town
into wards, will meet tonight at the Council
chamber.
PUBLIC MEETIEG.-The Jefferson Literary
Society hold q meeting at the county court
house tonight at Il O'Clock. Messrs. Mon
teiro, Atki>son, Beazley, Pulliam, Owen,
Gentry, and others, will present the claims
Of the Association to public favor.
A RELIC FoUND.-Werkmen preparing for
the Odd-FelIows' banquet at the county
courthouse yesterday found a ticket voted
for General Jackson at the election of 1924
by E. w. Poindexter, Esq, the late county
auditor. Virginia then had twenty-five
electoral votes. W. Fl. Roane represented
this district, and among the electors was the
late Senator Mason, of Frederick county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-06

CoNvEYANcEs OF REAL EsTATE for the week
ending January 8, 1874:
Lots fronting 80 feet on Judah street be-
tween Leigh and Duval for $40; Is feet on
Graham street near Williamsburg avenue for
Sl50 !; 81 feet on Clay street corner Twenty
eighth and 80 feet on Twenty-eighth street
near Clay for 81 800; 35 feet on Clay street
between Twepty-eighth and Twepty-ninth
for $500; 35 feet on Ninth street between
N and Abigail for $4,000; 80 feet on Ninth
street between NJ and Abigail for 80, 600; 81
feet on Leigh street near Brook avenue for
$1,000; 81 feet on Seventh street south
of Baker for $186; 723 feet on St. James
street corner Of Federal for 81, ,157 As;
274 feet on Franklin street between Seventh
and Eighth for $4,000; II 7-12 feet on Du-
val street, Is feet on st. Peter street south Of
Baker, II feet on Baker street between St.
Paul and St. Peter, gift; 25l feet on NJ street
near Brook avenue for 81 500; 222 feet on 81
street between Thirteenth and College.for
S6,6OO; 81 feet on Fifth street near Baker
for $266; % feet on Hancock street corner
Catbarine for 1926; 142 feet on Main street
between Twenty-first and Twenty.seeond,
and 142 feet on Main street between Twen-
ty.seyenth and Twenty-eighth for Sl2,500 ;
20 feet on Fifth street north Of Baker for
S165; so feet on Lowndes street for SlI5
80 feet on Seventh street north of Preston
for 800.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-06

phISGs or THE GRAND JURY.-The grand
Jury Of the Hastings Court met yesterday
and found true bills in the following cases !:
Charles stuart, misdeueanor, for assaulting
a. /. Nynne two Cases) and for carrying
s"hce''eu weapons; James Mcfarland, q
!ton!, Tor stealing $3.50 from James Nc
t'e'lahd Wilson Bnrweli, q misdemeanor,
!of carrying concealed weapons; Charles
uFt7il alas Charles Dixon, misdemcanor,
LOT carrying concealed weapons; Solomon
SaHeT, felony, for abductlng Rebecca
orange, girl under sixteen years of age !;
hNdln Washington, felony. for breaking and
entering the dwelling.housc of j. D. Ennis
aug stealing gold watch George Wash
!nslon' felony, for breaking and entering the
u"cihhS'1ouse Of Cornelius White and
1nHA'ins ns United States currency; Walter
UU1laEhourn, W. misdemeanor, for adultery !;
y ~ uasc HleLar'y, felony, for killing John
~ A'rdecaI; John Farrar, felony, for en-
mi'ng .c;, Tue dwelling-house Of Thomas Penny,
WA i'i'ent 10 steal; Robert S. Clarke, felo-
:; =, .or entering the dwelling-hous of John
-, howard and stealing snndry articles of
..,s' '"G apparel; Charles Sharpe, felony, for
.'n'e ohcnc"; Charles Frayser, felony. for
a,," "I.'ihg and cutting Walker Hill Lafav-
v Wv. 1I;vans, fcloRy, for assaulting and cut
~ "aiker Hills John kkil, for assaultipg
1u'tihs Walker Hill; Alice Tyler, mis-
Com. lor unlawful association Thomas
WIN a's"eineanor. for assaultiug j. p.
70 find 4. ,o'0wihg'eases the grand jury failed
;or "u nr,a nue olii>: alice Tyle-, misdemeanor
Same ,a" na,s'' ili association; Waiter Blackburn.
for ,.Sni' unIEce; d. +. Wynnes misdemeanor.
- "'sauitng Thomas Cooke,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-06

co-nryD ,yvgoRs RESPONSE or JUDGE
i.,.,coy To TIE PETITION FOR THg SELECTION
49, i,r,oarn .],.RoRs 10 Try CoLoRED MKE.-
hort time ago re;iiion signed by Il num-
i.ar nf coIorcd citizens of Richmond was pre-
,sr,,J IA Judge Guigon, OF the Hastings
r,nrt. asking him TO have coiored men put
~ ;rric. when colorcd men were to be tried.
The following is Judge Guison,s reply TO
~, ,rtitiou. which he delivered III court
:: 4 respectful petition, signed by colored
ri,izeu>. has been presented to this court re-
irle.tirc that. for the advancement OF their
nee, in cases where colorcd men are to be
;ricd, coGored jury shall be selected TO try
;hcm.
"Inc law requires the court to prepare a
y, or .urh inhabitants 'aS it shall think
we'll ou1iiiied to serve as jurors, being per-
s1n, Of sound Judgment and free from legal
cycr,tion-. tCod. 1850, section 4, chapter
1872 Iaar GSS), and The Constitution OF the
l-ni,1d states and the Bill of Rights of Nir-
cinia provide that the accused Slial! be tried
Us all impartial jury. -,
Il have cndcay ored in the past, rs / shall
n the future. to comply fully with these re-
ouircmcn,S. and have heard 60 complaint OF
tie Jurors selected either as to their intelli-
."ncc. in.pauiality, integrity, or fitness IN
INV respect. II such should come it would
h. ny du;y a well u my pleasure promptly
70 inquire into and correct the Injustice.
III were to comply with the request OF
thee petitioners and try colorcd accused ny
>pecially-> >elec;ed .iuries Of co!ored men,
.Mould DO 50 not because Of their inteIll-
.rncc, impartialiiy, or integrity, nor because
Of their sound Judgment, knowledge of al
.aif>. capacity 10 form for themselves just
Judgment and Independence TO abide by it
uuin!luvnced nor because Of any other Pc
,pIiar fitness, but Si0ply because of the
race. color, and previous condition of the ac-
cul.cd or his tritrS. A compliance with this
request would therefore be the adoption
II a test ard qualification Of jurors, not
only not recognized by the law, but in yio-
'sioa Of the $pi,7t, at least, OF the fourteenth
constitutional amendment and the civil
rights bill.
For these reasons decline to grant the
,r4;cr OF the petitioners"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-06

ELECTION OF TEMPERANCE OPPTcERs.-
Union Star Section, No. !, Cadets of Tenn
perance, have elected and installed the fol-
lowing officers, r. B. Evans, grand secre-
aary, officiating: Grand Worthy Davis, w.
A.; John H. Clarke, v. A.; ii. a. Dabney,
s.; Matthew Dickinson, A. s.; r. B. Evans,
T.; J. L. Robertson, 4. T.; John 81. Coles,
e.; 2; ?; Disksrson, s! \ U; u James an Coleman,
D. p; N. q. Dabey, P. W. A:
The Grand Section will hold les quarterly
session In Petersburg on the 10Th instant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-06

TIE THEATRE-LED AsTRAY.--The inciem
ment weather alone kept away a large All.
dience from the Theatre last nieht-at least
the play deserved far better house. The
version of Led Astray as rendered by the
National Theatre Company. is somewhat diff:
ferent from that presented in this city some
time since. and is certainly more agreeable
Tonight Led Astray will be repeated
and tomorrow Geneva Cross is announced
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-06
LOCAL MATTERS.

co,srDv.rlvE CONFERENCE LAST
?uH ,be Conservative conference hst
N'GH7;W N'Gn. " II. Rutner was nominated for
n'sM ;n.cr1crt 49,. Of Public Instruction; W;
Suimrn!'tsnroo'n ,!tl,ro q, lyrchburg, was nominated
H. !S"~i !n"";,rntiary Storckeerer; Mr.. George
ioT tc,.'.S ,',as nominated for Superintendent
>i'%'nJs on Jps.n;;cnfiary; Dir. William +. Taylor
/" ''r 'in,;m1tea for Auditor. The caucus
,;,,,,rn,rl # midnight.