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New-York tribune., 1874-04-13
HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET

NLwYoRK. saturday. April H. i6A
The local horse trade of the week under re-
view although on the whole unsatisfactory, has not
been as animated a. many expected steadily improF'
ing demand for hne carriage horses not"ithriandhf
tho number ~ salcs been limited. partly on a''onn'
of scsnt supply n desirable stock and consequent sh
asking prcos but more owing TO the very unpiearah'
weather which intcr'ered with the fair iral ~ w
horse. and thus ff.qupItly tctarct pfulihg tFthrH
tiIrs \ considerable aud cOmmcndahe tr-ffc ol -
tiun II manifested among hub tI-' az" lh. ,
frtr a respouslble Ncsruarf surgeon D., ~ . lhs ~
n,tfed where high priced stock II pnrchas'd "'As
from actual sales price, for -iy 'a cohch hnir's
from 81 200 10 s2g0 per par. 1rae iu ordinary -"
Iors.- b. itgtt aud tie demand ut- thh~ 1877 i'h '
ttu usuaf f,tt s.nsor. iuc ufuI.l .li itr Niih n'r
of syrrV descrpron hls ucru far, without puoih".o
change in yulUrs. Dl-.IIu..oI- hi au. I'n H it "'
~ yer,s market pres ,tii some 81 tur bf-i ainl'
IN feI mad to be- withdraw, the bids were f'stt''"
too low.
s,Trs OF THoROvGHBREps AND TROIIING sIo'h'
Ara al. recently h,ld IA Philadelphia by MI l"" ~
ste of Cedarpark stud farn y head ~ rotung stock
were ,od of AZ a grand total Of S7, or an fa,'
f sa-4 per head the III gncst bid made for brown
mare. foaed s69 by Happy Meclum. which Wa knocked
down for o. 200 10 Mr. Moore The black gedng i'ad'
,t.rl ,v,s .oli by DR. Washington MlIer ~ 'laf.
C,tutv Kv 10 NJ. l.. L. Lewis fDr sfo lhf 'hhHsl
,s a! vr,r,iug- the product OF Mr. August u n.hl'
rrs.rv sud farm will tfkf place hsretfierh th' "ho.'
fqrip instead ~ ~ Jerome Iafk' as iuim,ll. 80"
yearIiur 10 be Offered this ason are an tf Eri q" M
f1cst ont of uup. SuupHrcI. imp. Auu-u IA ul - a.
NM H1ir0wntc aud imp. Camilla. Df KING i"il.
g. Nlsssrs Barker s., thHsr'- tiN an lt'h 'lAit a'
n y Tlttef~a'z me regular seuu.Nt'hit ff' ''-'.
was fairly attended aud the STOCK Oh ftd d''''H q" DO"
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13

20 drink thou wouldst asked OF him ana No "oa
have given thee living water, had no conception oi ~
spiritual signacaton OF the Lords words. Her repN
bos .,a che rerarded hln as she did other mortas'
Jesus however, proceeded to illustrate by means VI
yisibs water that invisible fountain OF reiresnmen
whose source ls m the Infinite. Inc preacer then 20
traypd the convictions of the Samaritan woman "nu u
amazement aud fright OF the men ~ " ,oc nii
she said, Come, a man whicn tolu no ~ ~
things that ever 7 did" the Application vi III uuo
text was IN the thirst born with every soul Tor
thing higher than a mortal life atOris rus ~ bo
thirst can be satisfied only by Him VINO oHeeu 70 te
Samaritan Giving water" Jesus mas ue poN,s ,Iora
nm every righteous desire, for he Is innue, auu'
tore the s,nrce of ALI goodness ana blessing. lrino
may made conducive 20 happiness, II tie oIc Sn @
ing forn them draw water from the fountain oi ever
lasting life. However much ahy one nas s'ntn sum
Christ the son Of GOd-ycs, the manifestation on taI
of God himself suff red Infinitely more IN assuming
human form and becoming, through lis ne an c,u
xion the prnpitation for sins. II is re VINO Np
reHced an the agony that man can possloS t uoi 80 80
who says, IL any thirst let ilul come un.o o
and will satisfy ms need. Mr.. Mchls conciuulhg re-
marks were against the futiiity OF seeking te ;
lion of longing Tor spiritual and mteuectuaI
ton in what is called Reason aud an appear 10 tnose
who are OF goal whose attainment rtsui'o III
perfect happiness, TO seek that goal I'D JeSus'
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13
DECIGIONS-APRIL II.

S,pyeue -Chanbers-By Judge Lawrence
seght sgt Clark ag. The hsyS &e siSe asS S,as
Taylor Palmer ia the matter. Sc HOY hp.n ARe s"na,
OGntaI SAVING, Bak azL PARCEL &c Gnute hSoa agt Hoy
Hedges ag Mouton Mahamar sgL Brace; boge agt
Memorandum Aertou a KinneJulgmen granted hatdofn
ag Manlor-udgment signed in thus cas-. on the 5Vh n
March ts74 iHper ed the 3lst day Of Marco lS,f Nsls
RehnGante In the matter oil the NeN iV'A anu S"o "
Silver Lead o-MemoraHdun. . -.
Donohue Warren agt CorTb-hemoshumh hohn "B'
Ahen.-OrdeT granted.
Supertor C9uri-SDecio' Term--By Judge Freedman.
-Edsll sgt Wood ct Al-See memorandum for COUNSEL
Common P,eas-SDeciai Iern-By Judge Loew-
Hegn ag Motion place day calender denel
without costs Paure Geo SansDyore granted to
pl,inuH GToesbech GroesOeoh-See
Hail scbubmasAoaon granted On payment oi
81 COSTA
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13
RELIGIOUS GIEANINGS

The Trenton Baptist Pastors Conference
will meet al lo to-day at the First Baptist Church.
Trenton, n. j. The Rev. Elijah Lucas will read essay
OH CHRISTIAN Experience followed by a general dis
cussiOn OF the subject Dy the cergymen present. In
the evening election OF officers will take place.
The .Presbytery of Morris and Orange will
meet at tue Frs, Presbyterian Church. Orange, n j.,
Tomorrow al 10 In the evening the rerIng Mod
orator, the Rev Alfred Yeomans, expected preacu
The Baptist Sunday school Teachers Asso-
citation will meet at Calvary Baptist Church. in West
Twenty-thrdst.. this evening. TIE Rev. r. b. Kesay
VI Pdssalc, y. j. Will read the Teachers
Preparation" and the Rev. Il. Cameron will speak ON
"Tue TaJcrnace.'
The Association for the Extension and Pro-
lection the Reformed Church IN Amerca will meet
this evening at the chapel OF the Collegiate Reformed
Church At Ffthaye and Twenty-nintll-st., when the
discussion the hnderauces TO the grown OF the Ro
formed Church ~ TINS cly WI be resumed, the debate
ia Ia. oneuen Elaer \ Is bchleffrllu.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13
DIsrRIcT-ATToRNEY TENNEY's ASSISTANT

II was believed that the result OF the prose
cution OF sanborn Hawley, and Vanderwerkeh III hoo
lyn would be the loss of his Cficial head ny
Attorney Teuuey, who had secured. The Indictments
brotherin-aw OF Attorney General Williams han'eu
Hughes, held tho position Of Assistant TO "ni.n po'
tion Mr. Tenney had appointed him at the urgent soe
,at,on of the Attorney Geperd although 1t was We
anently learned that Hughes mad not Ueeh % t,t,,
the bar Hughes visited Washington aier iib the in
formation that be was authorized Dy letters io n M
Attorney neral 10 naDe Mr.. Tenney
RED iha Mace to Mr. IieOrge W HoXIe Oh co1uIlioh
tnat the suits against Sdnborn anu the gas dis
abandoned. Mr. Hoxie refused and husne, ct San.
born does not seem to affected MI fenney p 30
tion but rather 10 have streIg hened IL. Us
ouc,t the Attorney (oneral has appointed MI ~
g. Hull to MI the vacancy. Mr. Hun was uranI,oe of
,he mar i'm 1868 and has heen partner III INC Paia ha
thc law of bis father Amos G. Hull. HI, pracuoc h'S
bren cnieay IN the courts 0f Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13
SHIFTING INTELLIG ENCE
PORT OF EBw-YORK

PORT OF EBw-YoRK ...................' "ArML H.
CLEARED.
Steamship Adratc OBJ Perry Liverpool va 9ae'a''"' &C.
Steamship SEAMS CITY Of Pans B Tbbet' Liverpool via Qe'n''0"n
'Js steamship weser Ger) wHged Bnen' via Southampton
ofIa steamship Heoeh HsgeGu &c ken1G Tls e. e..
Steamship Absaon DAM Leiehe' 'opeun''eH' &C. ~ '
'S,p Acapulco Cssry AsJiawa Pacific Mail Steamship Co
,im.6o George Cromwell Crawfor New Orleans CLARK seaman
steamship Cleopatra MaR.en NeNosaa. r " Ise5 ~ Garrison
sbp Cbsmoon lockwood CbaresoB. Jas ". QA9sd Co
s, aaDsr Couch Norfolk City Point and Richmond Oh
os@SI f. C. Kas6. Chichester Georgetown c KeOyOs
Steamship SS P.ni1 Howe phadehs Lond Steamship Co.
s.es@sD Gen "Gs.y iol. phsitphs ht, wn Kristds
sa5p gaasps, Dasi hsfS.i tao%s, J%s' dRses sSs
ssg @ Se',ISI," an or LsI' MSg Bristol Eng son,
ssg ssa @B a@ LonoS Punch, Edyek
R.[s E.Ts s% selsl i % Soi Sios Antwerp
S.Is Gn,y Soi T eEI Rein se~y Ireland T,bi. Co
Bns Gae: RAYMOND Br M.p99n bsIoaoes i sS w ET Co.
Bns Eng ADnie Sr' R. 0Ss S'or Adams miller HqosoD
Bs aae5oa tsr punh1m H,lI ~ s. R. De "ol ps Co.
Bns esaossod CBrj, Campbell, st. Jo"n' n b.. heDey
Parker . D..,., no,ti, psm.rar, tesycrn Co.
se6r Jenns g. tiiley Gsev Matanras n " Loud Co
sST sSSG eef'is ec Els oi Howard Nassau p %enO'rs
John Gabriel MlnnsGn y. g. : so55,, Mill.
rhr. IA
eeLr Mansfield, AchoTe. Portland, H. T. Bosn 90
SchTE Metealf Gloucester. tsniee u Pressey
sehr. Dawson. seluek, Bridgeport, Riosett bro u
Rarge Georyetosn Robinson, Pblsdephii James HAND
Barse j. G. Whaling. Whung Sew-ha'en W. u hSse'oH
ARRIVED.
,,a State, ,.,m c.e sheuandoab Capt febro~n Kew "esi
Aprl4 - al C.,rr F.b rs via Queenstown
ua ,ch 11 Win ud,e aud pss.. Archibald bairf 70
ssmho Leo savannah Apn {, VITO muse ad pass 70
Murray feius & Co . x,,. .i,. ,o,.. .,t mas, ,o o,t
steamship Hatteras, BTns' N''oiA' VIM "'' "@ ' "
Dominion steamship 90 ,u-..... A., 18th rt,.
steamship South taroNsA ,i""eH' NN@''F'" @'p''' - 49,
ana mass J omntsr a 20 ~.
' srs H. Irnanu Ger schwartz whsmpoa and Hong Kong Dec
srs Too somba Londonl Bolt. Csba Nov T. With m.e
49, .,rdseu of Searspo Dunbar ntas ~ iYs "n SUI
Ran O,her of EeS-GlssgoS So, heOeEoT hA'shL- ~ A
Es, r,ando Aair Dobo'ie Leghorn a. DAYS win 'e
barn Alma tier. IO0ss London via ro'ha ''A"' ~ 1'
ballast c.ua.,.. a A.xs ith
5o t.,, &, ballast
,tsrE U.Isud (Nor1 syendsu. Antwerp teb, o. IN ballast
Brg Charles A. Hosrd Yarmouth n 81 Messenger st Johns
B. G "a S,n aaao, Tor Portland ssgua IA via Della
y breskwater.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13

Tie R.r s. H. Raait0a a. ms sorh Tresbytr1E Charth
1t being Communion Sunday at the Scotch
PRESBYTERIAN Church in FJurteeuth-st., between Fth
and sixtuayes the pastor, the Rev. :. al. Hamilton,
p-ea cd on the sun OF the Lords supper He took
his text from Ist Corinthians, lj: Tie cup OF blessing
which We bless. is not the communion OF the Dood OF
CHRIST: the bread which break, Is not the conmu-
Mon of the body Of Christ" ?" In the course Of his
sermon Mr. Hamilton said:
Christians in Pduls time much the same as they
are uow and they had pretty much the same evils ana
enemies to contend WITH Tie COrnthian Church had to
rght against worldness It's forms, and it had
especially to oppose the wOrdiness of painting scup-
ture and lasclyiousuess Paul denounced such worid
ness IN very emphatic terms ami told the Christians OF
his day that their faith demanded that they renouncc
it. III Pdus time there very WIDE separation ne
tween Christians and the world and there should be
such a separation between the world ana Chris
taDs OF present time "CIustlaus cannot ear at tue
Lords table and the table of devils The sacrinents
separate from the world that 49, IL VIII 80
separate tnem II they do not break their sIcriinenta
If You expect derive spiritual benefit from tlein.
When We s!t At Curlsts table, we " pa!tIAe 9i Him nun
oevls we nartake as il were, Of devils. Idc Lblu'S
Slpyer a ncncntO O our SjViJrs DEAN, ana Whth We
"prkc OF IT. we feel the gyershadoWins presence OF
Chst. IT Is, also, symbol OF 6Od- love Tor U.s. ana IL
typhcs CHrsts great sHcrn aud suffering for Us by
that sacrifice we are kept spiritually ahye our a'th Is
strengthened when We eoh'einP@'o 10 IL SeG an1
The simplicity Communion service teaches rs thaJ
the cOnInIOhest things done from uncommon motives
are acceptable Goa. The wine ana the bread are OlF
symbols OF the mighty eXplauon on CAVIAR 4he ere
mens and Of themselves are nothing. but ly prtak
ing of them fJd Christ IN spiritual way AT the
Communion table Christ Is incorporated III our sril'
lie becomes. IT were part OF oar spiritual bein-,
and that being Il thus qulckehed and refreshed 0y HIM.
As Christ sacrificed lll1selt lOr U.s. Oui ua!J HNrS
hs
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13
LAW AND THE TEMPERANCE QUESTION.

{. C. Goss, at the ChUrcd Of me D1sotp'eS
The Rev, c. c. GOss spoke yesterday alter
noon on the legal aspects the Temperance question
I'm ,the Church Of the Disciples in Twenty eiGhthst
Moral suasion he said, term usSA with much
effect IN the early days OF the Temperance movement
in this country and which gave 80 many victories 10
the Wsshingtonian movement years ago Legal susloh
has been usually regarded as the exact opposite OF
moral suasion hut the speaker believed that this was
wrong since it makes lttleI difference under what
method men are approached If it be done IN sWrt
OF love. He criticised the present law, which
gives the matter OF suing for violations OF the law
into the hands Of the Commissioners of the Poor, IN
stead of the Excise Board TAls plan leaves the latter
utterly pOweress TO effect any material reIJh OF even
10 enforce tie laws properly. H. trusted thdt tne
Cnirts now making at Albany tn remedy thls eV NQuu
etectual. Another point aO0ut "Hch 'he LeEisia "a
be watched is the fund "hich hllses VIC
prosecutions az liz or dealers Ihere IL IN ~ tciIp.
made Appropriate this 70 charities, out hc DceNel tue
present disposal of the money 10 the snh!hH Idhu o VIC
State be the proper direction winch II sho1d lihc
lie then advocated qliet sunday aud the clOsl ny o
luvOr saloons, wdutcd tho nunpcI ol
Licenses to be greatly reduced 50 thlt ithere
where dlur can sold, aud that those VINO occupy thc
bock he The ones GeGeruinc wno shall sell Ia thal
block Tnc kind Of liquor, 700, ne tAonght anou'u pJ
rpgua te. ana tue sale or all alcoholic nddOIa shOuu
be prohibited such as rum, brandy, s!n ana Whishy,
ani that such drinks cider, wine, lager beer ana Tue
Ike. alone he allowed in the saloons. tUrtlvfOlt nc
regarded ridiculous the provision IN the Ia" Tor the
nMug Of druuKcn men, WAcn by the h"inc
s,stcln Of laws others are allowed 10
man is tqured 10 inform where hc obtained me hq"r
bat nothing ordinarily results from suci luIofhiolo'
cTatlvc. Another point when tue speaker ulBtu va,
the appointment OF commission Tor tue ehIo'cemth'
The civil damage bill. sdd 70 nave flAl
OF fuud which sIOuid be raised 10 dlI tlc Ia cs
dluukaid prosecute those who are tLe cause o lhelr
su ring. He advised ths iadIos 10 Organize per
mdnant oJoy al Albany Tor pdsAin. measures III oeh"i
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13

There are few articles of American MANU-
facre tnat rank As hcu the American SILKS nduo W
Cheney Brothers Tney invariably hold their own ai ~
are also antly gaining in favor and lnplofnf
trY and dulsh Their chrUmac scale OF Color mas
been much developed also, ranging from thc 80 mn
shades TO the most delicate and enace tIpVS '
rs most strong In the classical colOrs. no" 80 piu
lar-tne browns aud grays so full OF rest TO ne
the startling demi. monde eff OF the past ~
Tie most cultivated taste must revert rs ~ a. anc
doing To those quiet aud recherche colVts, an
there could hardly be a more adylkc COSTUME ''" ~ o
made of these silks, combination OF TWO OF
shades of brown Tay-one Of the preiest oi In ta
spring fashions II II be made demihdiHe, WIN
looms for lifnng Il into a rds-terTe skrt, Que Is %
whatever may nappcn-fOr home, for the pIo.,u"i
FOR church. receUtlOn, VI concert; and KNOWS s"'"'
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13

scb Mar Hood tof Ph.ispbsl, s,ssn'a N,ss@ Is syS
via Delsvsr. B''sisssr Win sss'r - A.. % % ,,...
sesr sr,r lofPov, Toi % eay., ~is fsl
sssr Jaa tof Besoa Yser.ol s'sns 10 sJ' wa De-
ses, ssfi 8, - oY P,,soio S. Serr'm we's'nh s.
Ssr Ro6rr Kg ,of Botonj Rsusssf Maagsr r. - a'y'
tei fsrsua of wni.o SD shas ircsbo PR II d'r'
srh 3 Has, 10, - Geore w- sH, al. 'h
lanter
Steamship. w,er 'or Brsu s' io lIaH .srE s,ran ~
Gs,sost hdl'uc 's4 - 4 r'ri. To- 100. .e" - ~ ...-
s.i e,s orcar. ~ rssVluniSf ",s,e. 90
snl M . 'moio, i t i,a r fi. r,as.er o Bano. ARE
hugs faaoe. Jane, FOR tio Sil,oi L'". i' "''' Day
FohEfGy PORTS. ......c-.-
Moumg Ari ID, Anehor i4,. = ,.,i, ,l,'p
ASrvssP Aph IA. rse Llo.a c1,aI ',.ie, ,o n,
nrog AInoli stun APi 2 va topena--'n 80 '-' "
hss'iors sAi.ei heVoe a. '. a-. Jei ifiit
DOMESTIC PORTS
Bo,ros Apd lAs' s,n. ~ i'a S.l,1. S1,,. ~ 's, w.
Yois; bars NcGye, ou Peno s'i0T, 1afs soe''nf "' Lon
BALTIMORE Arl IIcc,r, s,o,uet Hear l. Cav gi fa.'
delgha and J. cochua. ior NssteIn, his'' O'' '
CnAnirsros ;. C. All IL An1oi simer se.es,, hss s,
' 80" ,t G1i rr B,ino-e Cissrea b.r1s Bsfhs fo'
Liverpool. ard Carl fnfH9cs iof terk .of orders. a.
liverpool mi Ct Of 5u.io- SeaNars hss. Os nsIs o
Qleesso~B Charles I Autsritn aa Noas s'slf, 10
YorA slrs Princeton all Geo. ,soas D. Hon Iry'oL S't
,t.,rer, Cen Nt.e Gso.e sag ls turs 90" l,fh
and Pocl.oal btrss DC Frlh rrets k,le Boss'ane
ana S,yy,r we O.. .prl II ,si r, H-rhss B,,t hou
R.r 1r,su Irnss 'um Ar.rtrp 1ll tlflr BON il'ef"'
b,rl Kate from Bore,ur SER Charles r. hls' hon o'sft
aai Efs J. Smro-s Bath. ssia 'ielmss.s -. l,.t
Nv Y.ra Seminole or Boston. ard WJonas II f1i' iA -
yssyas6 Hsy,s Aphi IlPaci b, 'ehr Jo1a Ball fe~
''''-' ifop Ia,est ship Se,rs see Sercnn raorI
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13

In fne local carrac, trade Of the week iht 'hai
Ia. beeu modcrat" amt not generally GlrIloh'' ~
arr,aate of sales ha- fallen s.Jft "i t"e 'Nt ~
nIinuf,cturefs aul dcIcr., ara compares N,' "''''
rlbiy with corresponding seasons 81 l"in'. s'".'
Fne work II iu comp irdtlFcy Detlti I'''' '''' 40
dunn and lower grades. .. = o.. A. .,,,.ai.
iI'fS" ''''' - ygT Au-.utas Espun.s. si5 -
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13
THE GOAL OF PERFECT HAPPINESS.

T Rec Mai ot Epscopal Chareh C 0N HoV
Spirit
The services at PEglise du Saint Esprit IN
West Twenty y@ecOnd-st. conducted yesterday
morning ny the ksy. Mr. Miehl. HIS sermon which was
French, founded the Gospel Of st. John, w. Z;
There cOmcth woman of saInaria TO draw water
Jesus saith unto her, GIVE Ine drink"
The Samaritan woman, SAID the preacher, to whose
curious questioning as 10 why he. a jew, should ask
water Of ber a Gentle, Jesus replied If thou knewest
tss it of God and who IT Ii that saith thee gtye
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13

Ma. there s no law above human ,a~ - sh';t,
aOt beginaing 70 think that a"'ttSSt' ttSSat' ideas of
inc cnangeabe thing, ana ths' ,na'"J,oosi
Tit and wrong sptapaSdb nSbc PGnsS Ppctes are
Does not tho manner IN WnCn o ~ ,,gh, and mower il
eSuyi Does the authority disappear s6 wn aw '"o Of eray
" ahthoil ,,ates all the planets In the universe,
ana we, II the Invisible aetn9tsy mat causes TfIs
49, othcr laws. 1t Is time that We ueDneu
MS ~ us sense Of reverence Tor those who are DOW DOW
e"" M ~ maj have guided our ancestors In the onWaud
crrs cT Of civilization, else when we sna nHNe & ,r
couIse W h moi only forgotten but things tha are
away W. tban ms Will also cease to Ve 1et us tuen
ial kh mai purity and goodness that sha '"uS us ~
.Nv & after not only ia the heavens aOoNe' oo''p
the earth bCucath
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13
PdSSENGERS -ARRITED.

FROM sAyANNAII-In steamship leo April II Mrs. simpson
Hiram Knight wife Mr.. Rker, Mr. u J. Reel ~ ur u"
Cany Timothy Speman wife. &. A. MNzns wife hgu n 3d. j.
Ftlsnous r. Rood 4 A Waterfall Y Cgsi no ~ Nofi'
WIN {. Brush r. Scott, a. &. Perry, VIM Mrr \" ho e.
H. lIusey WIN GOieio. W. KrnAe. Geo L.ug j. w. fo"h w "
On,erlonk W. Hesse, H. Lyman. J. H. sparger & A. ~ java
duncan Juo Beussy Jas A. Kcd. Jno ". Agy Aitl fi r.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13
oorses, garrlaqcs. uarucss. Nt.

ZINE COACH and ROAD liQR.tss;I7,iih =. 7,i.' he .,
most .eee .tlcA 10 the marssi T. \ flI'h, l'' ~, $50
y,fRST-CLASS SECONDHAND toOtE, iu
l. go6i ord,r :or SALE Appy atA; j. sIEMA"t d ''" -
-. teity ani Woos,r-s.. Uc,scen u o. -nI : Do d.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13
uryIaTURR ALMANAC.

sun 5:Z5 O'o' moon r'''''' +''
I 49, piGH THE DAY--Ah
5 uook "a tGoy. lsano 5;3f llei Gate Ferry. 1:2J
| 'A' Day
saady Hook 5.24 GOys lnd. oV- el "S~ fetl'' '''i
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13
Saies CD AurIlon

.UCTION SALE OF OLD FIRE AfFAHhr,,
,rr. tc-NOTICb Is iEEE5l GlkEN ms ,l,,N S',,
war APPARATUS. SC. wall b. Sod NJ ~ iii,, ~,
a., tt,r f,r c-sh on THrk0bAN. Apni D." 10 .
t.t a. ,s e.Us sbo1. a.. Fre prts o. 80.
81 Y,,Istst Fr full Information lhb 'lti tf'oH''
Corles lor saIr al No 2cty HaL
A. azEwty. Aaeu,r-ei - , ,.
DY BANGS, MERWlN 20; oIl ID D'9@nH"'' G',.. ts'
II ncnit sale. Of Bo1as W0fks % - ff4ff ''' 10
yoHR.y AL I3 st4 D. n vauaIic Pny.ie 'AD" ~ ~.
- , illustrated BOX. cnpnng aso nAa, scarce a'' 'S'
books ShakosIearCaD. AmsrcaA,''-
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13
european ADVERTISEMENTS

C ULLMAN's New Patent Side Suspending
-. TROUSERS perfectly position they avoid up NE
~ knee ami cutting the shousrs Ayihs the ehs'1
me. 70 rIpod support the They than other
1ro,r be applied Trousers Pnee 3
aud 5 per pair Press opinions, Patterns and Illustrations eui
po fee all parts OF the world uLLMAN % Rsseust Loadon
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/ 1872. Campbell agt Campbell
1916 HuILOn agt Blrisail, 9s
2O2 Ian air, &c, AIT Gns-
void.
2O4 Ropes AIT the International
Ius. 60.
206. .0berlauder sRt Rossway.
2O9. Catllu agt Cst'in.
2l3. BoDynge agt Earle.
2l4..In the matter, ac. agt
lO.emsn.
2l5..ln the matter, &c act
VOOrhis.
ZIG Ragsiale agt Stuart &c
20. Campbell ,sim's.ag.. ilo1ci
&c.
227 Homberg agt Kitchen, Gc.
22s. Bond, &c, sgt he QuicA-
silver Mining Go.
900. L0anerS Bank. N. Y agt
Jacobs, sc.
237 .ncGowan sgt. Green
1873. Day sgt Earle.
24U. Ferguson sgt, Andrews.
24l Same agt. Newman.
2i3. .Cathn agt Catlin.
2f6. Humphreys aRt Hnrtt
20. Beach, trustee,ast Meyers
&c.
26l. Rockfort, K. I. aud ST l..
X. X. Co. agt Boody.
276. .Flugcl sgt Sinclaire.
27S. Whitm0re agt Van steen-
bergb.
270. .Eustace sgt Jeremiah.
2S9. BAN agt. Bradner.
292. Winshlp agL Winsbip.
T, J.-0pcDs at 1880 10.
800. Mcconnell sgt Fitzgerald
etal.
29l. To~nsbend agt Norris.
292 Beainisb, rec'r, agt Rush
ton ct al.
293. Grigg, Lc., ast Pay ct al
2J4. .Rltcnle. adE'r, ast Van
Week aud ano.
29J. walker agt. Walker
2gO. Palmer ct al, trus., sgt
WOolseY ct al.
297 Blgelow agt. jones.
2gs. Rowe sgt Central Park
Hotel Go. et al
2g0. Rowe act. Central PARK
Hotel Co. ct al.
800. Rowe aat. Central Park
Hotel Go. ri al.
3Ol. Man .st. K0ehleT and ano.
BOZ. Hart. agt. De Witt
1903. lila ford, ehT, agt. Gale et
al.
30i. kelsey ct al sgt. Hegeman
eI'r, Il al.
3O5. .Tnska agt. Pettretoh et al
3O0. .Gnepfe ACT. Levy ct al.
3O7. .UeForest agt. Keyes.
30s. Bard at U. ,. Life lns.
Go.
500. .Mer. Bt. Nat Bank agt.
WatTyllle MaBuig x Go.
80. .Hob5s agt Brown, eI'I et
al.
81. Faber sgt. Perkins, jr.
3l9. Miller ct al. aYL Sledge
and sno.
3l3. .Rainsfow, &c, sgt Dean
ct al.
ru.d I'll Tuesday, April IA.
INST. }. Opens at l0:30s m.
1919. Clan. agt WyusOop and
AnO.
1921. Smith agt. Mayor &c.
l717. Mailer Ell al. agt The
Mayor, NC.
lI05. Claim ct al sgt. Aintees-
heiner ct al.
1901. Babcocs. sur, nc. sgt
Smith.
455. .Taylor agt Eastman.
1889. Fullerton agt Charliek
3. Stein Agt Kelly, Sheriff
1873. .P,gusTd agt PoisSoanieT.
73l Bdy sgt Perpcb.
g. a--Adjourned ill Monday, April !
-PARrL.-sKDGwICH, J. C.-0pens
Z called at l.3O p. ~.
663 Sutro ct al sgt. Fargo
Prest, kc.
9ll..Clsrk.en AIT. Breyoor,.
533. Ellis sgJ. Black.
4l..Amernan ast. OBrien,
Shcnf.
739. .Stoker agt. b. l. N. A. Sc.
Go.
GAL. Mclean h. other agt. ANA
ron lns. Co.
80. .Mch't EI. Nat Bank agt.
Com. lns. Co.
jourued until Mondsy. hsy4 4.
win meet on the third Monday ID
OF rendering decisions.
IN, J.-Opens at | a. m.
20. Slade sgt. TayOr.
25. ~ keston agt. Van Vechten.
ALT, "opens st ] ! an.
1890. Johnson sgt Mutual Pro
lection Life Assurance
sOc.etv
225l. .DsisyAn Agt Libby.
l7S3. shaw agt. bsscOek
~ Ffth Az "'"'
2JlD. .NeNitter sgt. Germanla
Fire las 20.
ll3S. .Browp AT. Mayor
!, J-Opeos at l an.
1907. .Sterl, ass'e, act Shoe and
l.. i. and NJ. Ins. Co,
Boston.
1910. Stern. a,s'e. sgt Globe Fire
lhs. Co., N. Y.
1871. Stern, ass'e, agt Norwich
fire 60.
Rsdfy fr,ddv.
1917. Barnes lgt The ny yor, Nc
272i. .kneiGier agi felis
273l..JaEdine sgt TIE Mayor te.
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and baeT; JoLG r. ONeil Cabarne SmA L)u hHI
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Snyder grand larceny Drou Mary HARRISON "
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