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New-York tribune., 1874-09-18
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR HAMBURG-Ia steamship rrt,a. Sept l7:-c Cans. B.
Csnas Mr. Agu Mr. aud Mrs r. Stone and family Miss Hen.
Dr. Robert s.ehleO Jeooy Bnde's Joseph Fehasse Gus
Mr Auguste Ausrb.eh MAS DorOthea shoenho ars Frank
M Menger Ursula Bdhrer L. Maen Carl Christensen Mrs
MAbson, John Thompson, hrs Johanna
Mrs Heinrich DnraDd and family K.Imir
ski Peter Tuosen Christian Johnson Mar Meyer Mrs Helene
tenssn Henry Corre GOteb P stephen Gaser John Wken.
SOD, X. johnson.
FOR ROTTBRDAM-In steamship w. A. sho,ten Sept l7Jas
de Pfemey the Netherlands at San Francisco Mr De
mer Mis-; Pme George De Rremer Louis De hemy Gerard
W. Dehors De la Coar Allen Wus Rev John ksrman Rev
Ism Miss Mscheek Sister High Superior Chpssiona Sister hars
and 80 seerSge passengers
P0R HAyASA-Ia steamship Cy OF Es~; York Sept lid
r. Wooon, q. s. ChAoner, NJ J. CAfbAl.s
Jose Gsrcon Ayes wife, children and George
p Holt Wite Contelar j. W. Meyer, John Perote,
LUIS Antoine MAeas Manuel Mora Per Garcia Mr..
Cassnss Msragi.no Mrs. RmihA Msngiaho Cabroa George
Thckrey Enrique Nelson Miguel Morales Herrera CASTOR
Gson T. e. Toseano, Dsuse, PehI Rev T. W.
thaer Jonp DeI Fuller NJ A. QuHterO Miss Theresa Joers
II. ]. Peters. A. 1hria
FOR sAvANSAH.-fn steamship H. Lvin0sson sept I'm.
Dugsan H. DE Forest and servant shoemsker T. he ard
d. Robinson Miss Annie Robinson Mrs NJ Cahto
Tetep' and infant Charles Ingram CsihaIhe Hor,a Brat
tar j. A. ysrnum z. H. Cohen G John Lynch Mr. J.
ing james sheldOn NJ ODonoho Daniel n Ass JOsp sher
Robinson. NJ Massst. Ms Madeline Umbdensos, William
Nei ii. Nisns A. Leon. Jacob Hech D. b. Lester TLOuls
Carroll, SHlhvau, j. II. Frel
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18
THE COURTS.

A UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD SUIT. --
Some months ago suit was begun in the
Supreme Court OF the state TO compel jay COOKE ana '"
r. Ogden as trustees OF the bondhoders OF the Union
Pacific Railroad Company which was Joined as dc
fendant In the suit sell the property covered by the
mortgage given to secure the payment OF Its
Seven Thirty bonds default having been made in the
navment Of interest on them. On the ComDany's mo-
tion the suit was the laws Of The United States
fransferred TO the United States Circuit court wnere
remained undsturbed till yesterday, when MT Hall OF
the hrm Of Hall Blandy, counsel ior the I Ipiantin-.
filed papers in an application TO remand the suit TO
the Slate Court npon tho following grounds:
There was no proper petition for the trans-
fer Of the suit presented to the Court, Sn m and
ia no liability charged against the Company though
ia oined as defendant and 1t is no longer corpora
tion having forfeited s corporate rights by not CON-
plyng with it's charter The Company not beng cor
noraon the United States Circuit Court has no Jurlsdc
ton over the suit IN which IL made party deiendant
Mr. Hall SAYS that does not want the suit repanded
because he is afraid that cannot be impartay riedn
the United States Circut Court but because the Com
many that Court for the purpose OF de-
iay aud because 1t be much sooner disposed OF In
the state Court The motion VIII soou como on ior sisu
ment before Judge Claiehford.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM GLAsGOW--In S,dnship Elya Sept 1.-THE Rev DR.
Pye w. Cushing the Rev w Chanberlh. hs Rev Mr.
Poytbe lady John Have Thss ApiDuan lady
Aan n Rohwe and daughter Wm Carter and LADY Alex Hill
sdy John Mckenzie and LADY Miss Pensn rbos Blythe LADY
Mrs. Cosou and family Sword and daughter T. Williams
lady Cuekwe aud daughter VIM Van H.les and lady
Cowe Mr Iuns Thomas Mrs Robbins MrS Duneap
and, Mss Mus Mis- Webster Miss L b. Webster Miss NJ W
Brown A. Lsbson. Ms Leland Miss knOtt Miss Gbert
Mis- Albright Ms. Thomas Miss Doig Ms, Jane Donn. Miss
DOnss JOAN Colysn sL Cuhbe M hansash M Gibbs. Mr.
STOREY Evans Mr. HDuson Mr. HuBter MI Gmour, Mr. kh
ell M MeDous Mr. hseyivAn. Mr. MseGregO Mr. CspoBn Mr.
Denssen ReIa Mr. Raey Mr. Short, Mr. LaBcrIF Mr. Boyd
Mr. Tsfs Mr. Hay.
FROM BRRNgs-Is fecrasatp HoAeHStssfsa, sept, l7-n
Lei,evitf ssln family Scbsfer, W.
PeLion NJ Mas fanr Louise Drysr Gustav heBko.
Miss Anns RAhBer Miss Joso Hvor hrs H. NJ Glover hr jain
Rarnsyer Mrs. Isabella Leseaah Ms Victoria Woodhu Julia
Woodha ClAaiD Tenny Claim Chss Blood Fred son
sehset j. Murry Jas rOPun Cath sehlman Juan Costa
Nebuhr JuDe kebahr Miss C. schmidt George Schmidt
Albs Klase Asd wife. Mrs Lns BrOd and child h ur,a kasl
Johan Hosn Hugo Meyer Nyda hsrquart Oar
family Mrs asgne Assp Michael Frey Otto Ls&s
family Pr Kgs- WIFE samuel kdshar Fredr henlns Car
stkhsg Hehr ssu6Dbeg and family Henri
Pemsr Mayheos Ms Jaia M,yhsns Jacob hoeSE hsa
weodt hniJ, hrs Louise Bshrfe
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18

peusation than that paid te the bead Of depsfmsnt
me fact ia the supply Of meat TO the vArtous instu-
tons under charge necessarily involves largo ex
psndisure foe horses aud carts for ice ic
that all expenses Of hs nature paid from the one
half pound allowed above the purchase price, 90
that the hasing nstesd OF receiving by way OF
commission nearly 1900 in six or seven months a:
Howe charges has made, In fact less than t 00 10 ~
months Conclusive evidence Of this will be furnished
You 60. "a.
x. Mr.. Howe charges that the expenditures msde
during tae latter part Of 1873 were In excess OF tne
preparation remaining for that year, and tnat the
therefor altered and withheld. so as 70 De
into the account OF 1874 The fact s tnat aIter We
been In efce for time we found, 70 our surP.s
that the former Board had incurred expenditures 10 tne
year 1872 TO the amount OF $4,000 which nsa .oech
charged TO the appropriation OF 1879 This was oon
tinuance OF q system which had long preValeu, anu
which was excused by the fact that the expenses,
though actually incurred In one year. were larKoD o
articles to be 10 the next year This discovery NOT
having been made till q large portion OF tne -Soai
had passed, we found that We were In oanRe,,
through uO fault of 0urs OF being left without iuus
10 meet the current necessary expenses OF tne year
After careful consideration OF the whole matter We
aopsd the only course which seemed possible. and d.
rected that there should be carried over 10 De pao
from the appropriation for 1874 certain expenses or
supplies aud other articles winch more pr0pery oo
longed 10 and would be used In that year we suoso-
onenty learned that bookkeeper 10 whom we nave
rnferred carried over entirely without our knowiedge
some other bills to the account OF 1874. --
'oA ~ ~ wM. LAINBEHR.
MEYER STERN.
Appended to the report are number OF extracts
from The Oty Record showing that proposals had been
called for for various articles but Of these aover
isenents refer 10 articles In the purchase OIL
MI Howe charges the law was violated.l
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18
NOVELTIES AT JAMES MccREERY & cos.

James McCreery g. Co., at Broadway and
EIeYenths say that they amply satisfied with the
result OF the five six weeks sales and tate that
the net receipts been much larger for that time
than they during the period OF last Mr.
Stewart the superintendent OF the dress and cloth de-
partment says the prospects OF remuneratiye whole
sale trade not been promising for five years .He
states however, that outotown buyers are much more
cautious in their purchases than heretofore, and
are less willing TO take any risks. The experience
OF the last two three have taught them the ad
visibility of buying small invoices of goods and dspos
ing of them before investing any capital This,
said Mr.. Stewart Is advantageous 10 the wholesale
dealer "a IL Is TO the buyer for the reason that man
VINO buys on this principle may be depended on as hav-
ing money BY the old system purchaser would invest
an enormous amount In goods aud very often take
large portion OF his purchases on credit Should the
season prove disastrous his interests and should be
fall the dealer whom he has bought will be lostr
with him. Business Is now conducted on more OF cash
basis buyers being afraid ~ invest heavily enough 10
outrun their cash capital The advantages OF this sys-
TEN may be readily perceived. -, -,
rms houne opened their retail stock OF cloths, mil
hpery and furs 70 the public on Monday and Tuesday.
IDe rain came torrents on both OCCASIONS, and
doubtless deferred many people from attending.
Despite ths the saosrooms re closely
and purchasers fom the time OF
opening until the lights turned down az plgnL On
the rst hoor the millinery, furs. and dry and fancy
goOds displayed The hrm purchased TIER Inrs Ia
June before the regular aonual advance IN price
had taken place. and thus enabled 70 oner them at
greatly reduced prices They have an innense SOCK OF
seaiskin hand, both made ND aud In the piece La
dos sacdues OF this material Will In pee from 20
70 t3a sThsy viii DO worn shghy longer than last year.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET
I. NRwlYoRK. Thursday. seps. II, 1874.

Ntt ~ ssERw-YoRK. Thursday. Seps. II, 1874
The local horse market to-day was very
quiet and rather depressed by the wet weather which,
1t continues viii much retard sales. Arrivals since
the opening Of the week have been very moder
ste and the different stables In Bast Twenty fourthst
and vfcJnlty DO not nearly contain the assortment OF
stock which is usually the during this time OF tho
wear hut stil they seem able to meet all require
nents OF the present limited trade. Prices continue
weak and In favor OF buyers - - 4,
sales BY auction OF horses, carriages, harness and
horse eo announced usual for to
morrow Friday Sept 49, by the following auctiooeers
BY Mr. Arch. Johnston. In Thrteenthss, near oDi'
By Messrsvan TasselI Kearney, in East Thirteenth
st.. between Broadway and Fourth-aye.
The carriage trade, like all Others has peen very qies
since the opening present week. and presented no
feature inviting special notice.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS
FRIDAY, SEPT. l8.

FRIDAY. SEPT l8.
AMs for tslir 81 closed the NewYok Postoace ever
tay q D D. IN, and gSes Boston.
sATURDAf, SEPT. 10.
Mails Britain ireland. via Queenstown and Liverpool
b m Supplementary hsi
10 Steamship sails IL from Pier No
So North River -
direct By she steamship VILE de Paris mails
a a. Steamship sails from Pier No. 80 North River.
and Bremen. the steamship
Dop,a 80 Supplementary Mail is closet the Post
Ofee Steamship from pier foot OF Third
st.. Hoboken.
Mails Hsvans Mexico the steamship Cubs close
Supplementary IL Pos0hoc 24O Steam
ship sails a 8 .. m. from Pier No. 3N. K
Mails for Aspnwa and Panama. BY the steamship CITY OF Panama
close Steamship II NJ. from Pier No. AZ N.
SUNDAY. BKPT. 90
All Mails close at O'Clock Ths fVst0hee from
MONDAY sRPr 81.
Hav sthto Domingo Porto Plata etc. BY the sesmshp
Ashland close At Steamship sails at w. Iou Pier No II
North River
Mails Hsyt By Tybe close At Steamship
sails from Martins Stores Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18
WALLsTREET RUMORS.

The Fall campaign has fairly opened in
Wall ST. and the usual number Of rumors in daily
circulation Pacific Mail declined yesterday on report
that Russell Sage had resigned from the Presidency,
and that the Central and Union Pacific Railroads were
negotiating for for rival line on the Pacific
Mr. Sage the report OF his resignation and no au
thebc information is 0btaiDaDle concerning the new
line Messrs. Alexandra GuiOn, and Talcott were aD
pointed committee OF directors 10 report the amount
~ assets and liabilities Of the Pacific Mail Company
The report will probably be ready by tomorrow The
Granger stocks depressed during the day upon
report OF decreased earnings.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before JUS
tice Famne VIM held n 81 900 b Tor stealing sl25
worth copper Peter BomnuH Of No. 23 FouIhave Toe
Charles Emmett OF
324 Pearl James Sullivan old offender pleaded guilty to
entered the store OF s. Bass
Nos AZ and Al Peck p and stealing 445O cigars valued at
$3.50.
Peter Smith. who says that he is plumber. living
Ninthst forged Of No 50 West Theh
so pounds ,odsf IN H. usseJ plumber
doing buaness No 1856 West Thehst Smith Dor the
him sr the solder The forgery dscove and an
officer being given description of Smith arrested hm yed He
the Jefferson Market Police Court
and held default Of s2 900 bail WedDessy nis daring hss
OF Geo Parsn Twenty seyenh and srhTe
LoughraD stabbed James Marpy Of No 4o5 sIve under
knife before Justice Morgan
such condition asto be unable
against emandd TO the station house Black was
held $500 with stealing pillows valued al
switches Of $50 from boalsa smith Of No l62
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18
sAiPPING INTSLLIGSNCk
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s...m.AiD rrs. eo,r s.ds.s.asss R..ssrs knh,ritc~
sse..siD M.aS.s.s oolsss Ss.s.oa Ss.Ss Co.
ss.s%ssip wsySo,ssi Pss Rs and FsaaDAaI h''r
sp..msID Arr m,. Rch.rds philadelphia Hand
sts.mship Batemsn Richmond City Point and Soron
o Herman livingston M,ory Carries
s.ss Sssnors Ss 90 JeauSs Psr.is.a Aass
ste.mshp tDaehl Haes. Rotterdam Punch EdS
,',n;S w6.9 S. Safg s's W:is wi
Pat 9th yS sss asrssr rsi sI': John ss.s
E:ri E:ri wia sGna nai:' f es.t. sssSssH:
Ess,.:, sss.s P b.g g1 B.ss LSsa.: @ n:.i
p, \ .E ET9 fs. @ ,s s.sfE k.i Il ss's.
SS, q.'s' COP FSs B.s! KEW si:% :.s s sss'''
ARRIVED.
m..G',,.' ;, ..S. S.st c. Bremen Sept and H''''
1 E, . st :sgsa.os S:%sS. sro S'' sept o. and
stean,hp Cornwall B Ssamper Bristol Sept g. With "d's and
pas n e Is KuSs Galveston Sept o. and Key 12h
,,ss ss'aass's 1sI:s. and pa.. 70 G. IL Mallory
B: B:I. Ssana & ssI s9Sao sSSsa saSSs 81 ID
Man, L,qrs,a t.L Bsl,s =. dJ oA'
B.li Edssrd D. js.sa lof St Johs N 3D. Mamqa' Iquau'
Bsri s.u verpOo Boiler Iqqus lo4 days with nitrate
ss1i H.u County of Windsor s,, COchrn Hamburg Aus s.
B.f1 Srts ul.-i Beu.. L,ml 81 day. in ballast
Bs Fpo ta Dela,re CcastaDtInogle 80 d,,s with WOOL
sas sss 9S Sa % YaS ST. Ssa d.ad Tari L. u
ssnr Matte T,ber Ach ssals River 0l days with ysL
bw pne. =,
sebr Chef Camden Mel Thorn ike Nassau
vtb srrek ,tun from nshp City Of Guasm.ls. '
sehr. Belle halAlaT hin,. Georgeto~n. d. o. n. ..|
... MEMORANDA. .l
A.tor (So Msrcasen Waterford which arrived 18h
anchored In Gvesnd Bay for orders Dsed the city this
morning .. ..... +. ....... Il
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros. Sept l7Arived steamships Oriental from Savannah
EsptaHe from sesYosi Centped from Phadelpha sebr Hattie
T. Smith, ron Baracoa.
LuvEs DEL sept l7-Arrvrd for orders brig Richmond
sasd Tue steamship Abesre sailed for heufork last
ATLANTIC Crr j.. Sept 17.-There ashore about
four miles from bere. Her name Is ascsrtsned
HEvcAsrLr Del Sept 1-Pssed down. barks Harold and Lido
for Antxsrpi brig lido. for Queenstown.
FOREIGN PORTS.
MoyILII Sept 1.-THE Allan Line Hberuian Archer
from Quebec Sept and HaaI Sept g. for Liverpool arrived here
SOUTHAMPTON Sept 1.-THE Loyfs steamship
Bsgnscwg Unduech from Baltimore Sept 0, io Bremen arrived
lrExssrowS Sept 1.-THE steamship Kenworth from PhilA.
liverpool last and proceeded at midnight
DISASTER.
LONDON Sept 1.-THE ship Ernst from New York Sept s. Tor
h been lost with her cargo The crew were saved
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS.
BY Cdbk Jrom AspnvaM
Steamship Ac,puco ssei Aspnwa Sept H. for NevYorE
with las passengers ard l .533 tons OF freight
BY Gable from Hong Kong
Steamship arrived Hong Kong Sept 10. from YOfo-
turned from Yokham. Francisco Sept H. with GOO
freight via Panmi and $50 bae silk from Shangha)
lfor Laesi ShtD Seios see FVth Pa0e
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18
SALES FROM 2f O'CLOCK p. NJ. To CLOSE OF BUsr-
NESS. 8 O'CLOCK N.
THURSDAY, Sept. 17-P. ".

THURSDAY, Sept Up. ".
The railway speculation lacked the usual activity
and animation to-day and the interest taken in the
course of the market and the volume of business
was less than usual. The market was feverish at
times after strong opening but il may be cassed
as weak in St. Paul, Pacific Mail. and Northwestern
strong in Union Pacific and Western Union. and
steady on the remaining portion Of the list. Tho
Union Pacific gains strength from the daily conver-
sion of the income bonds for the sinking fund mort
cages notice for the exchange of SS0O.00O having
been received to-day, which reduces the amount
outstanding to less than 81 O0O0 andit is said that
the New England directors and their friends are free
buyers of the securities OF this Company. Tho
st. Paul and Northwest stocks are weak on the
heavy decreas., in their traffic. The earnings Of
the ST. Paul for the second week In August are re-
ported at S165 20O and for the corresponding week
of last year SGT 62o showing decrease Of Sl1240.
The Northwest ceased TO furnish reports OF its
traffic last April, 30 we are unable to determine
whether not the allegation that Its business has
fallen of equally with that of St. Paul is true 1t is
only fair TO add that the decline in the traffic OF
these roads has been especially affected Of late by
the refusal of the Grangers to forward their crops
at present prices offered in tho market.
Pacific Mail has possibly been weakened
by O renewal OF the report that the Union ana
Central Pacific Railroad Companies in connection
with some heavy capitalists, negotiating Tor the
establishment of rival line Of steamers from San
Francisco to China and Japan with the prospect OF
success. A committee OF the Pacific Mail Directors
are preparing report Of the assets and liabilities
OF the company, and promise to make statement
to the stockholders on Saturday next The mose
active dealings to-day were in Lake shore'
Northwest Wabash. Pacific Mail. ST. Pau'
Union Pacific. and Western Union Ieie-
graph. The variations in prices at tne
close to-day from those of yesterday snow
an advance Of per cent In Rock Island; eacn VA
N. Y. Central, Northwest PysfeFgsd aud v. " aAA
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18
CIVIL NOTES.

A mandamus was issued yesterday by Judge
Pratt in Brooklyn, compelling Mayor Hunter to sign a
warrant for 90 pay property taken BY the Park
Commissioners 20 build the Ocean Parkway The Mayor
claims that the road benefits only adjacent property
owners, who should alone pay for the Improvement.
Judge Westbrook, in the Supreme Court
Chambers decided yesterday in the matter OF motion
for q mandamus to compel the Clerk of the General
Sessions to make q Of the proceedings In the
sharkey case, that the motion must be denied Tie
remedy for sharkeys counsel was declared to be a
pication for mandamus against tho coart, though II
was not stated whether not THIS would be granted
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18
proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
OFFICE or SuPT. OF PCBLic PROPERTY,
MADIsON VIE Sent 4. 1874.

OFFICE SUPT. OF PCBLfc PRoPBRrr,l
MADISON, WIS., Sept 4, 1874. J
Notice hereby gyen pursuant CHAPTER 2l o the Law. Of WIS
1874 that sealed will be received at this
ae the 18Th OF October 1874 for furnishing the
State with the stationery for its dairg the cou
meneiug January ]. 1875.
Of the articles and the quantity Of each required, will be fur
nhed all desiring to bid application TO this oe either
personally OF b. letter All stationery to correspond with the samples
provided for inspection this Ce said Chapter 2
delivered Superintendent Of Public Property the
Capital in the City Of Madison Wis., before the Ist day Of De-
cenber, 1874
Each bid must be accompanied bond the penal Of Ten
Thousand Dollars executed by the bidder principal and least
two resident feehers urees conditioned that the bidder will fur
n such stationery aeeong the Of his BID and the contract
thereof The safes shall attach
dorse said bond their Justification effect that they resident
freehoen OF this State and each worth the Ten thousand
Dosrs and above All debts liabilities and exemptions property
situated In this The Justification shall be accompanied BY the
certificate of Judge Clerk Of Court Record 70 the eject that
he personally acquainted with the rees and that be believes them
be each worth the stated u the jusacAOn and above all
debts and liabilities
The contract will be let to the lowest bidder quality considered who
shall furnish above Indicated satisfactory the Supentend
Of Public PoDer provided that preference will be
bidder residing and doing Wsconan
his bid shall be that Of bidder doing business
this State. T. G. LUND
Acting sup- Of Public Property.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18
DECIsIONS-SHPT. II,

Supreme Court Chdmbers-By Judge Westbrook-
Thomas Dusenbary art MARI Of divorce and
OF hrep awarded the plaintiff Oehs ag CaTanaagh-Mo-
ton denied 81 costa Freight Lghens Company
Turner; Core TurneMoso1s granted with lO costs
Superior Court-Specidi Term-By Judge Curtis
The Atlantic Pacific telegraph Company sgt Barnes e
granted Hayden DeMe. sl-hoon for receiver denied with
prejudice-(See mem Peee sg ADsDemurrer oveHnej
Mallory agt Rsdde-Stay granted Of Shefs proceeding each
during the pending the appeals the Court Of Appeals
Judgment which issued cost OF notion sner
Hsbbe Bell Biow; Brainid agt Haas North sgt beveef
Hamilton Sedge Ellis ct al sgt sehober-Orde granted
Common Pleas-Speoiai Term-By Judge Loew.-
Merson ag Mayor &c. New YorkAppaon for srta allowance
iAd.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18
ClLENDARs-THiI DAT.

CALENDARs-THu DAT.
suPnnSB CJJRT-CHLHBsRs-WEsrBaooK J.
16..Murrsy sgt Harusv, &c. 1873 .nosgl.nd agt Alden
2S. Campbell ast Mueller ke 20t yessen &e SGT Petera
a.. 4..Weidmsnn sgt. Pratt 2O6..N I. Nat b. Bank aSt
66. Church sgL stone. - EsWkinG
rs. Murray asst HArway. POT. .strupl asL Strupl
49, .Gnswoh ag DiossT 6c 2O9 Knight recV Ag Ot &c
MARINE CouRr-TRiAL TKRx-PART L-ALKKR. ).
229. Werder ag- Fischer. 80 .Tburber agL stewart
81. Marks Leeiy. 23S. Malcolm sgt Rutgers Fire
1872 .Slsttery sg- PaeochfA - lns Co.
l36. .Loew agt Ms,. 239. Collins McChrise
horf PAP. Thornley, agt Russell ct ST.
16l. Read Toplyani 2i3. stewart sgt Place.
2f5. Close Agt Msber ct al
231. Hunt schwab SaO hAnk heiip
232. .LeLtenstein 1t al sgt
MElln
Part II-Adourned until Monday.
PART UL-McADAN, }.
bs5 Heath art Hubbel $50. Gan. ct al sgi. MARITIME
ss23 andersen ast BELLY 'HeyToOd As1 Gr'"od ct
2i3 Gottson sgt Bernhemer 249 .Terhune agt Cohen.
etaL 25l. .Drev sgt Brett
el9 Pern Anheim 2j2 Hoffman agL Leach ct al
ll9 Gibbs agt Hanson. 253. Morris agt JosDeY ct al
AO4 Greer aet Leubuscher 254.. Meyers sgt Schultz
377. .Lowsnthal sgt Connor.
GENERAL sK.sIoSs-sUrHHRL,sD, J-George OBhen, Philip
Come Thomas Winters robbery; William Huxley Francisco St.
Sebastian onous assault and battery Thomas Hicks Harry Hanson
Prak Pury and others, stephen
Brown grand Larceny; Elizabeth Tracy assault and battery
CoxuSsIos OF N T. Sept 17Tbe following
the Commission Of Appe for Friday sept 49,
Nos 1884, 1856. IT'S, 1855 100, l3l, 1922 1924 l97 2Ol
CouRr OF APPEALS ALBANY, T. Sept l7The following TIE
calendar Appeals for Monday Sept 2l ls74 2i7
253 29 So So 92 lO0 l5 The three hst causes are Criminal
No. l5l u exchanged for No. lO3
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER IL,

and on, 20 d. the figure promioept festure Of the
osnn waa the displsy Of silks These are very rich
ana one brand at least Is Imported solely by this house
The made which are on the sec9na & noor are AL
tgab sacnues FOR Fall wear trimmed with Jet beads
as are many Of the Above this deprtmeht are
the Wholesale aud packing rooms and III AL ." s' VI
openiuR activity Is perceived.