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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-26
Drooklnn Real Cstate for 5nle.

Drooklnn Real estate for Sole.
EOR SALE or LEASE-STORAGE STORES
stores Nos and Atlantic Dock fronting Last RIVER ayoin'
lag Hamilton FERN Apply TO s 81 s,AEFPELiA 100 .ii- =
NOR SALE-LOTS on Remsen and Montague
Fatash ave-, al Prospect ParE Plaza GORDON F"aDi
81 Clarks-. BROOKLYN.
TOR SALE on VERY EASY TERMS
HOUSES Nos 43 wioWsi ~ ictsst l02 Pinesppe't l35
Komseu-st J5 Sills, Zbo AID 70, arlington So,
70 AZ! lJ7 W.olgby-s; GORDON L. FORD % Catr brook'
iyu.
o. DHN to $4,000 will buy three-stOry
sbeBsODO brck bole 81 Improvements, 10 ~ 10 rooms;
terms 10 SUI uurchsss o. Holcomb - BvaT Waml1r-1
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o. OHN TO $1,000 will buy three-stOry
terms purchasers O. v Hoicomb - BwaT william 1r-
-----------------------
Neu-Iersep Red! estate tor 5dle.
SMALL FARM at HOhokus, Bergen
4 Cau-y y J.. FOR SALE. Lonse cola-rg - roomsi
terms easy. Apply % " s. SHERWOOD, l,27i Broslsay.
A FARM of 100 acres in good state OF cul-
y tyauon; house. barns &c. With saw-m ins water
power % mics III P zEGLio II centr,.si
nor SALE-A modern Italian COTTAGE. 10
rooms depot CeHtra r. r. Of NeEeIseyi 40 minutes ron
NeWYok; viii be sold On cas- terms - 9ns jay
nor SALE, at EAST ORANGE, n. 1.-The
a frstca HOUSE, ani PLOT n LAND Harrison St.
Centra-ave all the modern Improvements o l)OElOO
Terms For part lars rgur Of JNO MARSHALL, on
the premises. rof WI GlIisON ~ Is1il-lye. y -
NOR SALE, at EAST ORANGE, Y. J.-The
al modern
premises greenhouses Terms mae1- l.
1ue GRO. RiKER the premises or OF W ~ GIBSON 10
Ielthaye.N \.
ORANGE, N.J.-Great variety property for
~ Hoa furnished enllrnlshs 70 fenL sale Sa.iogn,s
Oao, from 20 ~ GERRY 80 Nassnn cor Lib~rsy.t
arrange, y. j. Speciality REAL ESTATE
~ for sse HAMILTON WALLS 80 Puest, n =,
pOsite principal Depot Oral--.
TNHE MORRISTOWN REAL ESTATE
4 ACENCY.-Adirss. rHEODORE AIRES hoTristoWH, y J.
.EA MONTHLY QUICK Transit
DOD Competing ro.s forty minutes from Liheryt
trans defats; smaooas ooge house and
large garden avn, HgNer shade ADD nut paved ard
no s-s,meuts particulars appJ West .zai~h
Dsro adjacent OFnsr PosO lice Box No. Isl. LIza
beth n. }.
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Oledn 6IedMcrs.

A NCH0R LINE.
steamers s from P- foot " Deg St,
WEDNESDAY ami SATURDAY
booked % $40 rom gbArNOs hiEhS
POOL LONDONDERRY, LOhDo', BELL AsI FAn'A iAA@DsA1
Companys oscs 7 Bowling green. N-v-York
HENDERSON BROIHBRs Agents
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100000.

81 LOUIS CITY WATER BONDS principal and interest," bsysble
Avn A. l0e "AioL. s5nt o. Ilsfc 'n D. y. fof bv
1AAk1V-. A--4--. - --IG4-. =. - :.
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FRIENDSHIP. CoMMERcE Z. AND NAVIGATION.

Concluded September 1870 Ratification advised nv
March 81 ISL Ra,lted hy President Aprl IL 1874 Ra
hSu W ffeSident u Peru May 2S, IST4. Tims for
eNclnnEs ni ratlhe atoms XterdttlJ
lS7S Qualifications exchanged a
Luna May 1874 Pro-
. claimed JHy ~, 1914.
Ihe ume Originally fixed for the exchange the atiaca
SiOhS having unavsdably elapsed extended by formal
AEeens. OF the parties TO November 1874 within which
tips 'hSt ceTelnOuy took place, in the usual iorIn
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Of either Of the high contraction parties which cayur
~ nv pirates either the high within the limits O its
Jurisdiction. and be ed into found in the rivers
roads. Q: The other shall be delivered
their they proving due and
inrm Che rights heor the competent tribunals being
that the claim thereto shall be made within
Governments.
Smyrna times., 1874-12-02

fnr the better understanding OF preceding articles
taking into esDsdoTatOn the actual the
f Peru stipulated and every vessel
nRnH eHeusely to citizen citizens of the said r9pubc
and Of which the captain is citizen Of the though
the construction the foreign shall be
se-ed for all ot the objects OF this treaty Peruvian
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SMYRNA SEMINARY.

The duties Of this SCHOOL will be resumed on
Wednesday, September 9th. Tuition given in
English Branches, Mathematics. Ancicntand Modern
Languagcs Vocal and Instrumental Music. For
particulars apply to J. II. GROVES.
or J. f. CLAWSON.
SMYRNA, DEL, August 26th, le74,-6m
Miss ALICE a. FORD will give instructions on
Piano or Organ on Wednesdays and Saturdays,
either at the Music Room OF the Seminary at the
residence of the pupils. Apply at her residence
the Seminary. oct 73m
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The high contracting parties promise and engage to give fol-
psres ard Of the eitt
all castes AID occupations Who be
dwelling The territories subject 70 their Tespec
espeeEe gacton they PhA have free and open access to
the tribunals Of Ius their Teeourre on the same
usaa aud customary Stn the natives or citizens
81 the eounty IN wOb they bs and they shall Dc Al h
ey TO employ 10 al ea0ses the advoeates
akenis Oi whatever deGsOpon. wh0m they nk prop
The sad eItE.ns shall not BE- liable to Tn'
authority sSeep 10 eases asEran.s dect and they shall 10
all be bought befas magistrate other legal athor
examination wkn hours after arrest and
skauned the ACCUSED shall forth wh discharged from
custody s4d citizens shen detained 10 shall be Ira
lOr mDrsonnent Wlth Humanity aud
saTy seventy shall b exercised tOward them.
ARTICLE XVII.
that entire liberty OF
@lect 10 Tue turlsdie0n Of the
liable TO be disturbed
sted on their religious belief long they
~ the county, Moreover
hs Ldes Of bs the contracting parties who
may ierroes oi the other shall be buried 20 the
Grounds 10 other decent and suitable places
and cd from tiola oT distnroAnee'
AKTtcLE XVIII. -. ~
The citizens United States Aneee sns o. hns re
AeeBy from to the ports or paGes o. ne snp
her after shall be- the eneLies OF ~ s
e-nrseuK rnfti whoever may De he ,ens II en- M
ehapdse ladep n the said vessels Tue ssme .S ~
Hse be allowed TO sail NTH tneir vessels ana 10 ess A1
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ARTICLE XIII

81 vessel belonging either tho hig
enntYse ing parties should BE- wrecked suffer damage be
left dirric the within the terrsTie Of the
other ali asssAnee AMI etiOn shall be given such
and her aud ts Vsfsrl thereof and all
furniture and belonging thereto together with
all which alI be thererOm, pro.
duee thereof II sold shall bs faithfully restored to the
their kRens he only the incurred in the
p tue together with the rate Of
Which eF" teen payable ia like by national
-fs be- Prrmtcd tor them TO unload the mer
CiAnt elect bnATd With The precautions to
prevent inroucti"n e1actnK in such
dnty contribution whatever, provided the
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WIT "
ARTICLE XII

The citizens OF either the high contracting parties shall
have the fall and liberty Of their personal and
and and effects every kind deserpoa
the Jurisdiction Of the other BY sale aonation
Others and the heirs OF snatves being eIsns
O the other party sa the said and
and effects whehsF by testament ad ntsstaO. and
tai Of the themselves others
and dispose 0 the their
sueh dnss only the citizens county wherein said
Ln rhvcs be shall be subject like
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49, ~S Of the United States.
TREATY

The United States Of America and the RepuJ
lic of Peru.
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D a TIT NTEG For Inventions. Trade Marks. Copy
a - u 4AAN \ ~ rights, etc. procured by John A.
Wicdershem CO. O South Fourth Street below chestnut
phila. Ful Information without charge Call send Tor
Books OF Instructions sep. l6 4sw
Smyrna times., 1874-12-02

The merchants eommander o vessels and other
Citizens Of either contracting shall be wholly free
their business and affairs in all the ports and
witn the jurisdiction the other
apd Affairs to tse manaEemen Of any person whom
they choose appoint
They shall be restrained IN the choice Of
to act In suen capacity be compelled to
renuuerati0n wish employ.
Absolute res5om shall be given. well with the
nsKnent ard Sae Of their ereh sndse aud articles OF
s 20 e purchase - their returns unloadng loading
and aeudnK of their vessels The buyer seller shall have
full liberty 70 bargain together and fix the price OF
articles Of
from the territories Of either the reRua-
established respective
ksi ne wraae duf xoh4o orvad
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Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad.
Delaware Division.
FALL ARRANGEMENTS.

On aud after
MONDAY, Sept. 9Th, 1874,
Sundays excepted,) Trains will leave
as follows:
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"
s..'-.. S"sther, want OF water provisions
rates the vessels 81 OF the high
whether o. public prRaeJ OF
fishing shall be shelter
psrs baJaBd dOnisns OF the other they shall
ard treated with mainly su1cisnt shall
AOs ~ Tor tue completion repars and while weasel
Undergoing them its shall not be
required I" be landed other 10 whole or part al assistance
projection shall be enable ths vessels 10
uppss and to place them condition pursue their
q without obstaele OF hindrahce.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-03
COMMENCEMENT NOTES.

The 37th annual Commencement of Mus
kipgum College, at NewConcOrd, Oho. took place June
25 when six persons graduated. The address be-
fore the Literary Societies delivered by the Rev.
A. D. Haun Of Zanesvie his sub ect being Instability
OF Character Fatal to Success" During the past year
fine college building has been erected and the fuure oil
the institution looks bright.
The Class Day ceremonies were observed at
the University OF Rochester Monday Tho large tent
upon the campus unfortunately blown over and the
class was obliged the chapel OF Anderson Hail.
brief Introductory address delivered by Fred. j.
Mott Master OF Ceremonies after which prayer was
offered by the Rev. A. j. Sage The orator OF the day,
Charles b. Parker, then introduced AT the conclu
sion Of hs address poem read by Charles H. Mos
Grip. The Glass Historian j. @ Adams then followed,
and was succeeded by W. ii. Nichols, who read
the Prophecy, This terminated the indoor
exercises, and the audience adjourned to the
campus Upon the steps Of the University the
bono ran, dressed in the usual garb, and
surrounded by the Junior and Senior classes pre-
sented by the latter TO the former the Senior bone
speech was delivered by A. +. Chadwick The Senior
bOne-song then sung. followed by the Juner bone
speech delivered by Frank ii. Rowley, and the JUNIOR
bonesong written by A F. jerks In the center OF the
campus the speech delivered by A. G. Socum
The tree then and the class resolutions
read The concluding exercises Of the day observed
AS In the evening the Dewey prize deeamations
took place, eleven Sophomores taking part IL the
contest.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-03
CORNELL UNIVERSITY.

OPENING EXERCISES BACCALAUREATE SERMONS
THE ORIENTAL DEPARTMENT
rrRos AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUSEl
ITHACA, June 30.-COmmencement week be-
gan here on Sunday when the graduating class OF the
University were favored with three baccaaureate ser
mons Two Of them, unfortunately came at the same
hour in the forenoon so that only cay OF the ds
course OF Dr. Morgan at St. Johns, which did not hear
that is subject was timely being the relation OF inc
higher education to religion and that t has been spoken
Of az exceedingly liberal in its spirit and admirably
suited to the occasion.
The discourse by the Rev. c. M Tyler OF the COngre-
gaona Church was scholarly aud able presenting the
religious side student position as he goes fort
into active e. He took for his text Acts XXX %; Ana
now 90 bound IN the Spirit unto Jerusalem not know
ing the things which shall befall me there"
The Rev. DE- stebbins preached the washing or the
outside Of the cup and the platter and leaving the ex
torton and excess within He maintained that all true
reform OF the individual and OF society must coe ioh
within, not from without.
To-day 60 students presented themselves for the en-
trance examination The number entering in the Fail
generally trebles the number applying at the nrst e1-
animation The number OF applicants indicates u CLASS
of about 200. Among those examined for entrance Is
Jesse r. Grant, of President Grant. The Republic
OF Mexico is already represented here in the person OF
Mr. Tejada, nephew Of the President OF Mexico ana
member OF the Engineer Department
The great event OF last evening was the inaugural
address OF Prof. Adler, young man VINO mas dra"h
crowds Of listeners to his lectures on Oriental literature
The hall was early filed with students and cizens'
lie defined the position Of his department. ana salu IL
was intended TO expound comparatively new science
National Psychology" very little known among US,
TINS Introduces tho principle Of law INTO te reaI VI
inner experience Tho key was foIhd III SascrlG 10 e
meaning OF many words. The life Of lost age was
built up. Sanscrlt the Keynote OF cOMparatNe
philoogy The address was long, ana gave IaNora9le
OF the scope work the Professor III lhc
new department Of Hebre and Oriental Literature
New-York tribune., 1874-07-03

college go with you. and may the grace OF our Lo'u
Jesus Christ ever rest upon you.
In the evening the anniversary OF tho Society OF
Christian Research held President e. h. Havens
presiding The services opened with singing, followed
by selections Of Scripture read by Dr. Goertner ths
college pastor The address was delivered ny Iron' @
Philip Sehaf d. d. OF Union The0oglcai seminaIy !,
New York ON the familiar passage. Render unto Cosar
the things that Cesars, and unto God the tnihsS
tnat COILS" 10, ,o-, ,d 1870
have been awarded as follows: ,..--,--, :, pa.
crk Prs, "a Oratorv The Supernatural In Literature Edgar
Al Enos New Hartford. r,... r.n..o.
HSld prs, Oraoa Hamilton and Thomas JEFFERSON
George W. KuOr, Bmira . -, c-...o. .nA Nod
ern ScieDce" Charles A. Babcnek, Lorsaine - 80, 70,
pruvn Tue Relations ofPotcs and Lei'e' h
gar Al Rnos, New Hartford -, n. ,,..... q
Underwood FriIs IN CAemisry-l Nathaniel Pane Albany
Leigh n Hunt, Rome. =, , mint q po,,o,
Isrrdn Me1s IN Clda1 SesoLlrship-l "lham fo''er'
ir %ate Brdgei q Hesry Dwight Gardner, Utica go ~ 90,
HapLy Nedais-Frah Cbis, Leonaristis Chanes n
Utica; willard K Spencer. Chrtoni Charles D. Iraah Fo' A
Wisconsin. , o.u.t r.r,i. poeh
Wiink; 2 Wm King hpeBeer, Clifton -- ,r-.. ,,,.,.,v
Przs IN EagSh ComposfoH-Class OF 1870 Tame as
Crc Frank 3 Osnlis Lonardle Shakespeare
Renorse the pIay of Macbeth" samuel w EDDY Mexico C
Is7HGolispiths Deserted yilge, james Brodey
aTbe Origin and nanence MYTHS" O. Dey. New.fork Ias
of1S77A Visit to ades Of Homer" Preston n rsls9n
eltyls Roman Days OF Horace Frank r. LAIu o
New-York tribune., 1874-07-03
THE MoNTcLAR HIGH SCHOOL

The Graduating exercises Of the MOntcIair
High School were held last evening in the new Congrc
gational Church at Montclar. N j. on the platform
were L. A. Apgar, State superintendent of Schools
c. NJ Davis, County superintendent; the
Rev. DR.. Berry, George II. Francis, and other
Trustees. Frederick Van Lennep delivered tho
salutatory, and Edwin A. Rayner read euogy on
Charles Sumner. Carrie 8. Doremus gave sketch OF
Madame Dc stacl, and Lizzie L. Chitenden read an
essay on "Just Appreciation OF Time Talents"
Ida II Wilcox delivered the valedicory.
The diplomas given by the President OF the Board
benedction was pronounced by the Rev. Mr.. Matthew
son. Music was furnished by an orchestra from New
York The graduating class consisted OF eight girls and
five boys. Three of the latter have been already
admitted to Yale College.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-03
A MODEL STEAMSHIP.
EXPECTED ARRIVAL OF THE NEW WHITE STAR
STEAMER BRITANNIA.

EXPECTED ARRIVAL OF THE NEW WHITE STAR
STEAMER .BRITANNIC.
The new and powerful White Star steam
ship Britannia left Liverpool few days ago. her first
voyage to New-York, aud will be due at this port
Saturday OF Sunday. The Britannia WILL in complete
ness OF equipment convenience OF state rooms and ee
gance cabins surpass the finest steamers Of the
present fleet the White Star line. 1t is expected oo
that her speed will be superior TO that Of the Adriatic
or Baltic which have been previously acknowledged
the fastest steamships the The contract for
the construction Of the Britannia was made many
months ago, and the keel was laid IN 1879 The new
steamer built by Messrs. Harland Wolf Of Bel
fast She is constructed Of iron Is ASS feet in length
with feet breadth of beam, and 81 feet
depth OF hold Her registered tonnage is I760 TONS In
classification she receives the highest rates given by
the Liverpool Board OF Underwriters. The
is barkrigged and divided by bulkhead into eight
water-tght compartments. The decks are three IN
number, and built OF iron and covered with wood
Tne rstcass saloon, which is amidships luxurousy
furnished and the paneng OF the walls Is tastefuly
in designs and with costly woods Instead
Of the long settees familiar " steam trayeers the
cabin OF the new steamer will he furnished with ele-
gantly upholstered easychairs like IN the palace
The promenade deck furnishes q walk nearly 400
feet in length by about 40 feet wide The steamer will
be inspected with much Interest her arrival
count OF the peculiarly attractive features In her
struction. The Britannia Will sall for Liverpool
command Of Capt. Thompson, the commodore OF the
White line,
New-York tribune., 1874-07-03
TRINITY COLLEGE.

TIE EXERCISES OF COMMENCEMENT wEEK-MEET-
INGs OF THE ALUMNI, BOARD OF TRUSTEES. AND
SECRET sOCIETIES-BULoGY On THE LATE PREsI-
DENT JACKSON.
HARTFORD, July 1.-THE customary exercises
OF Commencement week have been less attractive than
usual this year. several OF the annual addresses before
the various associations having been entirely omitted
Monday and Tuesday occupied with examinations
Tor admission. The class Will number about 80.
The alumni Of the College met In the College Chapel at
O'Clock this morning and after prayers
Iourned the Cabinet Hail. where the business meeting
was held the Rev. DIR. John A. Paddock OF Brooklyn
presiding The report OF the Standing Committee in
cluding the neurology OF the year. presented by
Prof Brockesby. The following officers were elected
for the ensuing two years;
Dean, the Rev. John A. Paddock, d. d. class OF AS
SUP Dean. the Rev. George N Hills, ID. d. class Of AZ
Registrar the Rey Louis French, NJ A, class OF '55 I;
Rursar y. o. Grauus, Il. A., class OF IS Standing
Committee Prof. John BrOckesDy, LIZ D.. the Rev. e.
-RsFisher NJ A, and B. g. Whitman; Junior Fellows,
the N. ii. Vlbber class OF So aud the Rev. w. N.
Ackey, class OF '63
dock of Brooklyn chairman, 10 frame series Of
on tue death OF the late President Jackson
and a committee with the Rev. DIR. Gallaudet OF New
York chairman 10 draw up resolutions on the death
OF e1-PresIdent IOtten.
The Board OF Trustees held their annual meeting AZ 10
O'Clock this morning In the library, the Right Rev
Bishop Williams Chancellor OF the College, presiding.
Their sessions wero continued during the morning aud
Aiternoon aud he financial matters Of the COLLEGE were
New-York tribune., 1874-07-03
CIVIL NOTES.

Ex-Deputy Tax Collector Gill will be tried
in the Special Court OF oyer and Terrnner' before
Judge Daniels on next Tuesday His counsel have not
taken advantage OF the permission granted them to take
Isaac Badeaus testimony OF court. but will examine
hIm in court and subpoena him at Lake Mahopac where
no ia now sojourning. Mr. Badeau's trial vii iolJs
GlPs
Some weeks ago Messrs. Cobanks & 1heal
took contract for putting boilers in the steamer
City of New-York and the assigned by the
Harbor Master to the dock between Bank aud Bethun
sts on the Hudson River An order was given by the
Harbor Master few days TO have the steamer Va
cate the dock, and consequence application Was
an Injunction to restrain the Harbor Master from utter
ferug with the steamer until the boilers properly
fastened and the boat ready 10 leave. An alhdaNl ".
finished and an equally positive affidavit by the re
spondent that 1t completed several days ago
Under these circumstances the Court reserved decision
New-York tribune., 1874-07-03
DECI5lONS-JULY 2

Superior Court-Gcner0l Term.-.Justices Curtis and
General Term Superior Court r-aisrs
following decsOnst BGwin !. Butee5. AT Va
Radde appellant Elisha T. Selohow respondent Ssms' hn
appealed from affirmed WITH opno1 by Curtis J. Mar Af
appellant John " Mills respondent ahune. -h esa
opinion br Css Johs v EsteL respondent John Bscssf
peAntJudgment reversed With eosts 10 ABIDE ool W ar
Co.. appsanl-order APPEALED frum With oD''os
Wn Butler Duncan, appellant Jacob beran frs
ent-0rer appealed from An ed with opinion BY
Wm Lee, respsndest Isaac Bernhem, sppeianLs
rsVe,ed ha ordersdi order Of reference tsearg. ~
appsant TO sbioe events opinion Sedge rick Wm Ar1o
sno psf sgt Asdeyson G. Anse t,fendsut-Aousa 'oi H
tTal tepl.i vil costs opinos br seJgewes, j. -, -.
p.cta Term By Jndke Speir-L0pgstreet at Semtn e' h
nluncon should be retained upi the tnAl IL not ho~t''f
interpreted the plansi We ete.r
The dsndsn p.aus Of he b. b, .s
essentially obsrnct ihs puUle U.s. o. w
and dock interference with tie rrqurmens % etEnee.
commerce ABIDE the event DOYLE ssi Lpr- {"
lsse oplosoo) Knoepe agl Kings Coany Fire nsuoe Cup.r
Mcpherson sgt siScAr lunher sgt iahter-Or.r ol -
cree granted OBhsn sgt The wiIsnsburxh Cty fe is -
psny-DeiAas opened defendants paJing costa of term
es bursemsnts aud costs Of moua THIS oolrt siand N
onu Tuesday July si ~ aNd w eay tassasf " -
pnul further notice
Common Peds-Specidl Term-By judge Van
NeSAes-MsIon asSd ,soe mesl Nsshs AsL MssAe-ss -s
EABdzm
Supreme CoarESpeciai TerpI-By Judge Donohnss
Coffin As RHsseludgment for the plaiEtf trcstNr q.
Dusenbay sgt CalAshan.-ses nsmoss4sH Cah AZ 0
Judgment for plaintiff . -, R,.i
sgt. Bell (seven moton,l.-No costs Of motions a. ~. a
BY Judge WestbroOk-John Geb Helers Geih -leess
divorce granted pAnu6 sehgsler asS Huisoa- ASA.A 49,
without costs (nsnssoSdaml
New-York tribune., 1874-07-03
GRAMMAR SCHOOL EXERCISES.

Tho exercises of the graduating class of
Grammar School No 2 took place at the school building
in West Thrteth-st yesterday morning Hugh Carlisle
the Principal OF the School, presided aud conducted the
exercises which embraced solos, cOruses Rotations
dialogues and oraons. The salutatory was delivered
by T. g. Neal, and OratOns on Modern Improvements
and Westward, Ho" were delivered by W. e. Reid
and A. T.. Gordon respectively. The valedictory was
delivered by W. T. Daw after which the graduates
were addressed by DR.. Ranney and Others
The semi-annua distribution OF certificates In the
Primary Department Of Grammar School No. 3 occurred
at tho schoohouse No. 1o6 Broome St. yesterday at
A. m. Frederick Germann, Chairman OF the Board OF
Trustees presided Tie exercises consisted OF music,
both vocal and Instrumental recitatlOns. and gynnastlc
exercises Certificates given 10 Sc children
New-York tribune., 1874-07-03
THE poND FORGERIEs.

Judge Westbrook, to whom application was
made to accept bail in the case Of A. L. Roberts and
Valentine Geeson, indicted for railroad bond forgere
referred the matter to Judge Brady who yesterday
morning heard counsel and decided II bail were accepted
1t should be $4,000 for each. M Beach counsel for
Gleeson made an earnest appeal discharge the man
on competent bail after nine months confinement 10
prison. as it would be nhuman to keep him IN all Tho
Summer after the jury who tried Roberts failed to
agree They offered sureties Mrs Geeson' owner of
No 2i3 West Forty ghthst and her brother owner Of
a lot in Niuth-ave , A.,
Assistant district Attorney Allen objected TO Mrs
Gleeson az bail for her husband W. W Hewitt coun-
sci for the private prosecutors, also OBJECTED 10
Mrs. Gleeson. ayng tBat her property woulI De al
tached tomorrow. Mr.. Purdy, counsel fr KobftA
offered as security Mrs. Roberts the prisoners ssern
law Mr. Beach having remarked that Mr. Snmmeryle
was also ready join IN bond for Geeson MI Alien
stated hat Mr. Snmmerville incompetent by rots0n
of the OF 1876, expressly fOrbddng an atOnd
TO he surety a criminal case. Judge Brady thcn e
amined Mrs. GleesOn ana the other persons offered
sureties, and reserved decision Till this morning.