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New-York tribune., 1874-06-24

irreaularity In the Interior Deparment or the
Board OF Indian Commissioners. The investigation
occupied months. and the report complete VIM
dication OF the Government officers
THE WORK OF THE SESSION IN THE NATTER OF
APPROPRIATIONS.
Mr.. GARFIELD rep, Ohol, Chairman OF the COM
mttee Appropriations summed up the work OF the
session the matter OF public appropriations Ho re-
marked had been curious illustration
OF the growth OF legislative aud governmental history
than this that for the last 40 the Executive ae
partments haf been gradually brought closer under tn
eye OF Congress. In the ginning Of the Governments
the appropriations for all the departments were mte W
bulk and in bjll-so million dollars Tor ihe
State Department; much for the War Department,
and As 20 the cleric Al force was LETT entre
in the discretion Of the Secretaries. After about ~
years Of the history OF the Government, sephrate
cIlis for the departments began 10 be reporter
But then the appropriations were very mnch III
the lump This session the Committee on ApprOprla
Ons mad reduced all the contingent funds 70 Items
II had been often stated that the expenses OF tue Gov
ernment the first so years not IN the aggreeae
than the expenses OF one year now That was s
startling statement but he would call attention 10 he
growth Of the country IN territorial area Wheh tu
Constitution established the area OF the countr!
7s0 100 square miles. In 1903, after the acqn-l.on
OF louisiana il 94l 900 square miles. In 1913 arter
the acquisitions from Mexico, II 2g2sOOO square
miles, and il 360s COO square miles he EaNe
the following comparative statement OF the appropr"
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24
A ATBEATRrcAL CONTROVERSY.
THE ALLEGED PIRACY or a FRENCH PLAY

THE ALLEGED' PIRACY OF A FkENCH PIAf'
The drama, The Two Sisters now on the
boards at Nihos and thought TO he version OF LES
Deux orphehnes now successful IN Paris is at pres
the subject Of great controversy temporary IN
uHc;ion was obtained on Monday by MessFs. SHOOK *
Palmer OF the Union square Theaier restraining Chares
r. Thorne 81. manager and the propre'ors OF Nipios
Garden, from performing rne Two orpaAhs' or aui
similar r.v nnoer any name whatever. IL vas then
stated by the counsel Tor Sblos tna arrangements had
been made for the performance OF piece mat H'sh'
called The Two Sisters" Tney wanted 10 ka'W
whether would be a violation OF the injunction 10 DO
The counsel FOR Messrs. Shock Palmer al once
claimei hat IL would be. and Jldge sp"ir also Aad
That sAs performance VI auY picco similar " s"'
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24
CRIMINAL NOTES.

FANNY Brown. Richard O'DOnOvan and Charles
Miller shO suspicion OF h-aAing no *
sths hoase Arragued Yorkve Police Court yesterday
discharged.
James Traverse. charged with attempting TO pass
counterfeit sovereign discharged Yesterday hy Commissioner
Shields Arthur smith charged WITH offering himself as ss" SS
held Belts. ~ await the aeilou o. ne pfAh
Jury.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday Michael
held $1,000 bal each Tor haVs
premises n. H. No 40 Fhomssst
the $40 taanah
bail for eung Sarah shAeV with an az az NO
35l Monday John Keang for selling basket OF
representing that contained st-aEheei 10 q l. Eo OF
NO committed By Justice tammer 70 answer charge
preteuses OBien heh IN -OOO bail Tor steal
ing $50 from the o John D. Coas a. No. 40
Ann-s-
In The Court Of General Sessions yesterday. Re
presiding criminals pleaded guilty ana we're sentences
assaut baerT year tue fehieh
McCnni- months IN the Pentsnuaryi
Sullivan from the House u ha-e J'hh V"
elder pe-onang an oSer discharged o. ms own
would within 10 DAYS lie PROMISED
40 John Kelv burglIrv I've State Prison ulu
Alexander 'oen goods held IN e3Oo
b 10 ,ppear or trial Frank Eye who tried for
sssan with Kill IN shooting james Caan the
OF assault and battery Win a1en 10 DO 0O4 A.
He n % Prison for three
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24
Referred to the Committee on

sewing-machines- Referred 70 the Commi''ee ON
Mr. FENTON (I.ib Rep, n. " introduced bill
authorizing John HARRINGTON OF 70 @ an an
tension letters patent Tor an improved carpet ning
me senate then AT s:sO on motion OF Mr. EDMUNDs.
wenuto Executive session. At 55 The doors we're re-
Mr. SARGENT CRep Cal) called M the Senate bill
authorizing the coinage of 20 cent pece oil sVer ~
the mints OF the United States. Passed
Mr. SCOTT rep. PENN called up the Senate bill 70
correct clerical error IN the act granng the fent OF
way through the public ianas & 70 the Denver ana io
Mr. BUCKINGHAM tRep.. Conn., called mn the he House
hill 20 confirm agreement made with the shoshoue
their reservation in wyoming Territory. Passed
The Senate, at 5:i5 held a short Executive session
Upon the doors being reopened Mr.. EDMUNDs, from
the Committee wait upon the President, reported
tbem President replied that he mad concluded
all the duties that devolyed upon him, and had no
further communication 10 sendn.
Mr.. SPENCER Rep, Alal moved to reconsider the
vote by which bill to reeve political disabilities
of John Forsyth OF Alabama was passed. - .
Tne CHAIR informed the Senator that the bill had
been enrolled and sent TO the President
The CHAIR appointed Mr.. Morrill, rep, VIZ Commis-
soner ON the part Senate PROVIDE for The
ton OF a statue of Gen Nathanae Greene.
At o'clock Mr. BAYARD Dem, Deli offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was unanimously adopted
That sS ,s the senate % Are % "e sSS ss5 S s %
With which he has presided over the,I oenoetAioas
SENATORS: should do great injustice 10 my own feel
ings did return TO you my heartfelt thanks for
your Kindness the present session IL is remarkable
that the more OF the Constitution OF the Uulted
States and the more familiar We become with ~ prae
tce the more admire the wisdom OF it's provisions.
have presiding here by your favor this session.
come 10 esteem. 1 never did before, the wisdom
OF that provision which separates the pre-
siding Of6cer from the members OF the
body He occupies this chair. the dntes
of hich are judicial that ought 10 be
a Senator for as a Senator he must more or less, par
tcipae in the debate and take less interest IN
the questions which pending here and II not sus-
pected by partaty toward those questions in
which he takes interest he must, he be right
minded man. suspect himself Of partdlity, aud may
he IN enceavOrug avoid thar, lean too far the other
way / thank you again gentlemen Tor your courtesy.
your kindness the patience with which you have borne
the errors which necessarily the result of my nex
pcrleuce as a presiding officer; and hoping that you
will m safety reach your homes and there meet an ap
proving constituency. that we shall meet here again IN
December in health and prosperity; and returning 10
performing duties of the Char, now proceed TO
ecute the order the Houses Of Congress and de
clare that the Senate of United states adjourned
sane DE. Applause.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Pratt decided yesterday that a man
danus should be issued against the Board OF super
visors compelling them 10 award the Pententary shoe
contract Charles ID. Bigelow whom the Jndge staes
entitled the benefit OF the clause IN MS cohract
providing for the renewal OF his contract.
Judge Davis, in the Supreme Court yester-
day directed verdict for the plaintiff IN the suit of
John Mulay against the city for $780, including inter-
est for publishing corporation advertisements IN me
Metropolitan Record The defense set up was that Mu
ay could not receive payment, the Charter prOno
tied any official OF the city from being Interested 10 any
contract involving funds of the CITY Treasury a
Mr.. Mullay the time a Health Cohlmissioher,
Judge Davis said IN his decision tnat this vas point
tnat should be decided by the General Term
Judge Westbrook, sitting in Supreme Court,
Chambers, yesterday called upon to administer
Justice in a number OF suits between man and WIFE,
John May brought up certIorari proceedings Tor
his discharge frou JAIL where he is confined or failure
10 pay aimOny his wife. The grounds OF the present
Application are that May has been declared bankrupt
ana really mas no property and that the wife VIII nave
70 come in with the regular creditors. DECISION was
reserved In the case Of Albert Peckman Tor abandOn
ment and OF James Murphy for refusing TO pay "
week almOny, similar applications were made dAd are
now under consideration by the Court
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24
THE COURTS.

TRIAL OF THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
HUGH GARDNER AND OLIVER cHARLICK TO BE
ARRAIGNED.
The trial of Police Commissioners Oliver
Charlick and Hugh Gardiner for participation in the
elect on frauds alleged 70 have committed at the
last November election will be begun this morning, in
the Court Of Oyer and Terminer before Judge Brady
The matter set for yesterday, and the conse
quence was an immense rush OF people TO the court
ROOM among them appearing the familiar faces OF many
weILknown officials and prominent men, Fist in the
room appeared the Hon. John Kelly, the prime mover
IN the proceedings already taken in Oliver Charllcks
case Of whom Also IL was casually sald ne naa tue e1
preston OF a mastiH watching fox
Mr. Keny's lawyer Geo. W. wingate. who represents
the people sat at his side engaged with his papers and
turning nov and then TO exchange a word a laugh
with his generally mmovabie companion. Scattered
around the room were Charles ". Brooke. Col. J. r.
FeIlovs ex Recorder Smith, exWarden Johnson. Thos
Dunlap and others Commissioner Gardner came In
little late aud took his beside his counsel exJudge
Fullerton and John l. Davenport The prosecution was
represented y Assistant Attorney General FaIrchld
and Col Fellows, 10 conjuntuon with MI Wlnsate.
Mr.. Phelps In opening stated that he expected that
Wheeler II. Peckhan would be there 10 eonduc' the
prosecution but he had retired from the cause AFTER
the hist O, Jurors moned had called over by the
Clerk OF the Court exJuige Fullerton. special counsel
for Pres dert GarIuer SAID that Mr. Charlck was slch
and abseD, from city. ana no COUNSEL was prese"
represent him. exMayor Han Was s,so aysen 30, av a
he wished that the case should .. pos o ~. nj
Mr. Fcllows stated that the oneuse charged was oni1
being present II ne we're represented by counsel ou II
Mr. Charck desired 10 be present tHe case Wouu no. e
Mr. Charlick had been at place OF pubic resort
SUNDAY last Ex-J idge Fullerton tnen put IN nis i
counsel could be present. By ulutus asfeeinen' 'ue
case was then adj JourDed 10 tIls Hofn4nt'
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24
pASSEyGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIvBRPOOL-Ea steamship Russia June % M Pie.
Mr. MURRAY Haser LvBeh dsnshsrs aud maid M
Appleton daughter and two HAD seans'
Mrs Livingstone, three children, ara nnr NJ,
and Mrs reys daughters mad M Dungeon Mr. oyns'
NJ c A Fighter. Mr.. g. g. Bennett, W. W Conn1ine.
Mackuben. Miss Msckuben M q PessAni Mr.
w Tinehast Mr. Dos GRd son. DR. l. r. haon
M l. Rosenfei Mr. Nheelok. Mr. GALES ME-
P.den and son McCuicheon Mr. and hy Sye Ar l. h ro,
nerd Mr Ingen Hscor Mr. Capp Mr. souihsorh nh ~
= southworh Mr.. Clarke, Miss Clarke Mrs. bordA ani
alngaisf NJ an1 MT
Muturu children. ani maid The Hon morga
LADY servant M. and Ms Briggs M and h weston
three govsrnes-. mad M. "esHnt J-i
NJ daughter and msid, Mr. Coehran- Mr. si
daughters, goverDess ana hre hAos'
" Karle Gordon W T. Dananee r. Dsnanee MI hchmon
gr and Mrs Mrs DepOn and daughter, A. Ewing hs ~
G.. W. II. Dawes W. Wagner. M Levy . y.
aker Gledhl Miss Horsby X b. Freeman, Mott,
J. W. Cochrdne, J. & hAth IS q b
Wae Mr. Haiane daughter Mr. and Mrs Dodge nfsnt an
servant Miss Wright Gould Mr. Post, NJ and Mr. aass J.
M and Mrs Mlrd Mr. Mra and Miss Hek M Chancer-
AN Ms r ughsst and daughter Mrs Douglas, Miss Douglas Nss
Cooner NJ Miss Van Duren and two maids j.
T,xnseud Davis D. NJ LsshAw. p Carrie NJ 10 'arte hn
Mr Mrs aud Miss Ioun MIS- nosah1'
and NJ Devn Mr. and Mrs hoyse Mrs Bushnell,
NJ and Ms MaooBdra children and maid. Mr. Bree hL Ssgas
Mr. Negus Whiting. iaUgtte.s and nAd r, an nr
Pse and Mr. Stevenson Arz Beach And nAs M All
Hg-ins. Lieut. Blunt r. " H.
PROM HAMB RG-In steamship POmmc-1ntd June 23-h,nry
,hemus children maine Baronin Overoeek
ana two children Elizabeth Goddard ser ,Ar. 'oope s
horne r Rher H. HAralRg Fau haLeh ANA H. savage
Mare Jaylsa Al 70 children
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24

1.-TWO Orphans" would be at the defendant" nsk' siH'
1.-TWO Sisters" was played on Monday night Inc que'
ton Of making the injunction permanent came up yes
teray for argument before Judge sper n the superior
Court Ex-Mayor Hall and judge Dittenhoefer sP-
peared for the plaintiff, and exJudge Carter OF I'm
cinnati for Nipo's. Messrs. Shook and Palmer claim
to have By purchase the sole OF the play
In this country and exMayor Hall argued that the de
fendants had admitted purloning OF the plot OF Les
Dpnx Orpheiines, after seeing II in newspaper ana
they nowhere allie ged that the plot was ootanea othsf
wise than surr eptit0usly They also admitted that te
piay OF "The Two Sisters" was the same that was re-
hearug at time the Injunction began 70 operae,
NJ Hall said they caught IN ther own tIpD W
claiming copyright, and tEen performing pay pos eu
titled what the copyright allows Inc pam ~ IN ~
owned the original MANUSCRIPT or " Inc IWo
Orphans" and this cOnfessedly Included the piots
and incidents wherefrom the defendants authors took
the existing play; the ownership an ownership 9i
ideas and thoughts in whatever language expresseo.
Mr. Hall also asked the Judge 10 COMPARE yhe lnoues
set forth in translated book with the incidents OF Tue
defendants plav and how according 20 tle reson-
ing and principles OF DAILY agt Palmer 40 VI BarDOurJ'
there Is obvious piracy. -. 49,.
ExJudge Carter opposition 20 the inuetlon, SET up
hts reasons be that the injunction should nave DeS
appied for I'm United Court and that the app-
Gallon did not contain facts enough TO sustain any
action at law, and consequently dii not WNr8ht dn
Injunction Aiavts also read, and the decisioh
reserved.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24
P4SSENGERS SAILED.

RIO JASBRIoIa .eamssD Ontario June 2t-ssnor s s
Barrach sigu0r taccpo Sgnof re
saro sgnor M,Ago Della onsso saiTin n ~
suar Ewar II. Williams aud wife hss Mars Bun ham sgnet
bu6 Rwar a. Ihsms IT, W smith ldelOnso Parrlo, sis
and unt Sgaor SAlvn ard wife sgnor brr1an and
dsughe signor Fabb ooOneo sgnor Csss and ~ 80
NOT PAmou T Adnar, kdsard Dtntef As-s
Admiral T. Le lov T. = ~ Coleman Secretary 70 Admrs
Commoioe r. H. Patterson Lieut. 7. JAster U = y,
Pavmaster Kenny. ~ Geo. F. Brown and wife a -
and sl,e r. Webh Constructor T. y Jcs"ph D. "es
g. J. Harrsn Mslsms Holman Mrs NJ car..spsn NJ
Wal Furo, Joaquin Jose >auchez >gnot Mancn ana
wife Van Rnmouft. J. J. Gsma Aslci-r John hobeb Frhf
Krshowki Aln H. b. De MraDda, AeHanaer Lg
John Bowels De Barros Ms Anna I Ana ioa I
a-er Apdress Cernadak, 2. Cherrnet,e, A. Forier.
- III J ,1shiu Eta.opa June 23-Jsmes Doass
D. Beraari r. s. 7. Lee Nh Doblng, J. o. N9le
w Morris J. Temnleton. Cameron J. Adams h.v :" b"~nhh
Prof T. Guey n Poxss, Rev. c. NJ or TN John Sfn"n -
II viz Mar Pibury g. Psburv. A. P.ishur fuin1niL
Brook. Mrs Turuhu Elizabeth sones Mrs H. o. Nnght NJ"
Moherxen g. and lady E. Psoury and adv W. hay
and adv Cannon Miss sarah ammon hs "a
bof Miss NJ F.rlev Mrs A. J. Gascogne. housnsn Dr. p
F,rier A A. Andrews L. W Andrews. q. NJ Batter. hr g
NJ Batter Mss l. NJ Coleman, A. Michel u hckh' T. h0"ie "
G. Harley II. =. Turner. oo -,
FOR HAVASA-Ta sramsAp Castle. June 23-lsAhsl
AZ Rsmire, Aware Senor Alvarez Mss Harriet Thonfson JpsB
Romero Petro esrdo kAmrer Carlos valdez "Am f"s's
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24
pECIsIONs-JCNE 3.

Supyen. COuy.-SDecidI Iprm-By Judge Van
Brunt-The Supervisors Of NewYork AT luserso-De
purer Cssery Acknowledgment Tor panuf
b. Jnige Donohue-Chick against Lews-ioion granted Na
oua Broadway Bank Bergn ACae settled OAKLEY AL
HAnnahs et L-DemuTr. susiaineL
Caqrbrs-Bv Judge Dsys-ClAsn Hgman-Moton den ed
schlf-H,jB denied With leave
renew sst stsnon.MemOrauium Funk ag Funk
Reference ordered
av Jdge Donohue-Cain CatlnOpnioa motion 70
sru reuort opinion motion r chanman sgt Chap
man, Glogowk g benuger; EKe Savings Bank sgt Camp
hell Memorandum Vanlesster BrsdvReference ordered
Wallace ag Powers Chain KsmmereUers grsued Hoffman
AT Beaon-Grsuted Daoso gt DtorsoRelerence ordered
Common Pleas-Sufcidl Term-Bv Judge LOew.-
Weller sz Bans-EIa allowance Of $3.50 granted LTons sgL
den-d Faulkner Faulkner
Referred Jerome Ranch Rand Motion denied
without jutlce renewal before Judge Rob.asoa-
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF SEw-YORK ............... 23
CLEARED.
Steamship wyoming CBrl Guard Liverpool via oaeen'"' W"
s.s.%.siD s,s.%.aD fsR'ae Sr.,o Wallace PIsdep a,ad
STE sie'%shP 1se Ppomision Ssp !" st%sm.bp Co.
ns ,p Us Tvsnos Coach Norfolk City Richmond oh
s.@ ontao soum St. TbOm,, P,ru.nbueo Pshs Para
Si steamship Ii G con.tOct Davidson Ph.eVh W Kss.iss
s,s,n'SS ss, Tn Ia%b.r, London Guns MStus 90
ship sOshs91 y III IGss5 so. & ansa uSc o P.s %. Co
Gain.bOrOash Br Carton Losisn Peasoi, ~H. "a
sOr Ashy Queenstown or Falmouth rsea'
B.rs 41uie Troop CB nm ceE for O,sr. Jas Es.n Co
Br Jane. se.. ., aoss SasO.s os ~
Brs Gsssroom Dutch, Lecee Ant-erp Funeh. Ety. tce
BARK Euen tsOL Be'ssn, cOus'aha0ps AAa ODESSA Tssss
Aqss Bark : signal ss wbi-ey Cabs. Lurt Bro.
Bah s.l,.ars iBrl ADp RiehmOna Geo p Bail:,
sss Ear ssss 4. z.Sc slsr cscps. and w.,e ca
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s5s s1s s1D s@ns Baesm.s PoTlsad w.lsb Rel way.
Bs Bs ~. SHiss rr.sT srs Br Di.s sioss%s .I
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sesr se:s.-. scs Gsot sDt w.sss S!rss.;st ts saO'
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scaI Tos E k;s Ma,,; t:,.fs s- s,.S h''' %
barge Ceorgetown Robe~t~on Philstelpha James Hand
ARRIVED.
s,.,m,eO He,a.r Ger F.ebsr HAnbarg Jane IL, ,ls
and p., 20 Knsath Saehod Kahne-
(er sch~ensen Hamburg Jsne To- asd
H,,re I:yIh. vita usAs-. anap KnnAArut L Co.
With uase nd pas " llans 4 Caiou.
tbrl Ceok serpoo Jane ID and Soesnsevs
m .ith hmdse paxs o Cbss- g. FrADetlyn-
scsnauts Bona oS dsys Mn nisssso ssd
PETROLEUM bsrreis-
Bn, Tall. Miller Bcase Hosd, 10 aAvs. sisA los-ood ne
Ser EmmA Phsephs Heather hAtans> 10 dsyA
with A., W., D.. $780,.
Jam. II days. WITH tut
sehf Hgior, Shusr. y =. asfs sn spAfe
Ser J b smith TJer Bslussorr ier Se~ ds'eA
l. 4 ID. CraLnes. Aathews, virginia
sehr barbara, Hesd~a, virginia
seLr Abigsii yeaanks, Blake Vinna
DOMESTIC PORTS.
n..-ox lime os-Arriy~i steamships Flag hoe Csrls1es
b. rom L-rhorn Jonah snsA,
rom EAstefn Qssea r- Ns~osanr heery kssssN,
ossxAss Js.e 2scs.rec shp city Of Lv~poel Lvs.
S.r,..ros Jan. 2s-s.i~i steamship Gsorss W. ciySs fs
Law. Del 23-The s,eAmshp Indiana passed y.
this
FOREIGN PORTS.
orEKxsrowS 23rhe Iamsn nship s Bvurs
Capt Liue Arena Capt Ls
both from Sr~icrk jane l3 s Lverpse srn' hsrs
The ernsr s o'clock. sad The sier o. sesoes
23-rhr steamship se.Ed CAVe
iu Lases snap sec fUh ragsj
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, June 23.-The President to-day
having approved OF the o for the distribution OF the
Geneva award. nominated the Senate the following
centemen to be Judges Of the Court OF Commissoners
Of the Alabama claims:
Hezekiab q. Wells OF Michigan, Martin Ryerson oi
Sey-Jersey Kenneth ,ynor Mississippi, George ".
Wood of lennsylyauia, aud Caleb Bald VIA AZ Iowa
also, Davis Of Massachusetts, ~ De Cerk Oi sad
Court Of Commissioners
The President also sent in the following nominations;
K-baI u the D,,e Columbia Register Of the L1s4
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24
LEGALITY OF A SUPERVISORY AUDIT.

LEGALITY OF A SUPERVISORY AUDIT.
Two cases came up before Judge Loew IN
the Court OF Common Pleas yesterday, In which the
question OF whether the audit OF the Board or super
visors conclusive suit against the city under
the Consolidation TACT IL would have been IN man
damus proceeding against the county before that act
the suit of James Haskell for $500 for services as
cleaner Of the Courthouse up before Judge Loew
in the Court Of Common Pleas the defense being tnat
at the time he appointed to such position Dy tne
Board Supervisors the Courthouse was IN the charge
OF the Courthouse COMMISSIONER also that he did not
perform the services required Of him. and was absent
from his post Mr.. West his counsel moved 10 strike
out tins answer the audit OF the Board OF super
vsors was conclusive. Judge LOev said that the audt
not 80 conclusive. II mad been hPid 40 IN man
damus cases because. part or the form OF the pro-
ceedng but when 10 decided by him that IN isture
audited claims against tue county must De pursued by
suit against the city and not by mandamIs. TINS qies-
ton IN his mind.
The other motion TO strike ont 1e as- cause oI
OF the city in the suit OF Whiteman 10 re-
SS0j for the value OF Johnson rotary ocks lur
ushei 10 the County Courthouse the portion auded 70
setting forth that the city had knowledge OF t inr
nishns Of the goods The rest of the defense IL tha
pill Of u 900 audited and pam on account Oh te
goods. This not denied by the PLAN m, VINO simpy
says that he got the money-Oa both cases the
Judge reserved his decision.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24

Once 81 spnsf DAKOTA Jacob Aahouy IA be sarvyor o. ms
View Albany tnd ssmne n Clark u SURVIVOR US
70 be Collector Of intern
Rsverus for Second Dse, " Mississippi g. bvton 70 o
Postmaster Providence John CAt Of Providence 70 oe
Penslon fnr kholsI and.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24

San fses.... 429 ats 13i Noon ~s'''''' i'"o
wArsR DAY-Ar
Sand, Hook 3O3 Gov. snd... 335 he'll Gate Ferry. bA
NIGH rRIs DAY. -,
SANDY Hook 3:2S Cows lsnd 4O3 hen Iaie Ferl O'o<
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24
CONTRIBUTIONS BY THE SENATE.
WASHINGTON, June 23.-The Senate to-da

connrmed the following nomnatlons'
Samuel Clark Surveyor Of Customs Keokuh lows Charles
Br,yon Postmaster aud John Clark Pension Agent at P.yaenee
J. Y Public Moneys bormsn hcutsn
Charles Basiow Of Pube honeTs 81 Del SORE So
samuel Wnsor Register Of the Land Omre ~ Cheyenne wyoming
JACOB AEthony, Castsns at Ne sAibsny Ind
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24
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w.,rvr rors,-rsr.t rxxu-Pmr I-AcAphs
$3.50 Hspnessy ct Al. sg. ss'sr 54%s sH.raoeh NJ '' "
,,., cu,,in1b,m AIT n Y S4s3 Glover sgt Alton - a.
Ammonia Co. 54yI. .Reo,nssa ssl He.h~s's
23T3. d~in sgt Johnson -. esL Il .~. v,..h
PATS. .Tompkins sat Lse. o4Sz.'ba~~s " - ." "''~-
ia s, ssz .Sa .,o at, $50 Abr.sn sg.
pep,e Hoffman aud sse
y4eo Nraashiip Art Mudoon 54l2 Parsons et a bar
1896. .LaEler sgt Whitehall x.. -ay p
soo1 sha,s - All ,et OBnen. 1850 .Asrgahss agt L0~U
5OOj. same sgt same SSoV''DixxD,I - - - "'
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4453. .Carke agt. Cghorse 52Iy' .Dfes w q u,.. a
5l2O. .Jo,epnse az. kerh.er sof''"e'"'''. ~
'''''' s,i 30 % ''- 3244. jarvis sg- Lsnsnurr
400 u.li.i- woodxor.h B~eEman Serchan'
Ss1F VI. a. vsu BARR sgt fsh"r
80 psia. - 80 Ring 54Bs al caro~ntef
4ls2. ..T'aczer ast Nnstot. 3-<--thPasa %~ N'--'
5&4o. Kelley Carmont
PAar uL-sFlrLDrso J.
1000 p.-r., .v, p;,,No 4sTg Neuae.ohn nitchsl
39sT Rr- .ki at Rs.gex 5Sr4 Allen sgt Rshert<
% ~. .Ladlum Fa kenhug 9sr9 same AK am.
5I68 Brrrncmsn AIT Meyer Ell 54OS Parey Gsig ghev
I'll j5J0. .Palrbsnss sgt Nslfeth
ggsy Freeman sgt Williams 1929. Saith az. Galton.
bur CitF FIR los 81 Olver agt bf"ilDat4s.
s445. .Hsvk.ns ct al sgt Clsary o[ZoLne sst ,h'u
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GENERAL sHHoys-HAcxxTT, R-wram Kelly robbery Jooa
gesn Matthew Mct abe honons sssault anh nsttY Ssue
burglary HFppoTe Ger Ad,m i', yss u1M..
Henri setng gsnd Grstv John N"oher
stone Mohn Wallace larceny Om the pr-'s Jams
al -nieisohn, Edwani Hamsohlt org.rT =. -.
BuTYALo " " 2rbe General Tern Of the F"e p~esrt
nen. calendar for June "a 1874, o'oss N Wo,
l77 l7s. ls4, ls7 81 "a, 26 IAs s BE NE ss' aAJ A"
stipulated ordered % has calendar