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New-York tribune., 1874-01-14
ErrE TRIED FOR SHOOTING wACHHoLz.

The trial of Oscar Ette for shooting John
wachhoz at No 214 Bowery, Sept. 30, 1873, was con
tinued in the Court OF General Sessions yesterday
wachhoz testified in regard to the position OF his own
and Ettes rooms and admitted that he struck 'he nc
cused with an iron days before the array oc
Cured Mrs. wachholz corroborated her husoano
statements in regard to the origin Of the affray.
Etc then testified in his own behalf That Wachhos
had threatened to kill him, and that ne had peeh
saulted by him repeatedly; and that ABUSIVE ana
threatening Ian guage had been used by the complainant
and his wife On the sunday before the aray occurred
waohholz had knocked him senseess win an IRON
bar The shooting took place in the Photographic gal
ery and about feet from the door Wachhoz hau
knife in his hand and the witness fed from him anu
went into another room where he got revoiVer,.
Wacbhoz followed him and caught him by the breast o
his coat when the witness fired his revolver Az thas
time thev were breast 10 breast The revolver wen, o
more by accident than by design. He went TO ms par
ners on Houstorst after the aflray and after tha'
went and surrendered himself to the police
lanes Kelly testified that he had heaIu Wachhom
make threats against Ette and that he had told Ef W
be on his guard Oscar Trippe also testified that ne naa
heard Wachholz make threats against Ette As-istnt
District-Attorney Lyon .appeared Tor the peoP'o III"
Howe and Hummel for the accused
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14
CIVIL, NOTES.

Tn the hearing of the Rollwagen will case,
in the Surrogate Court, before Surrogate Hutcmnss
Yesterday witnesses examined for the contestants
who stated in substance that during the last wear OF
the life of tbe esator he was physically prOstrated so
much so to have be treated aud fed Ike chu' anu
that all business with hun had 10 be uahSdVteu .hio"s
the agency Of the alleged WIDOW
A suit brought in the 1 OF Royal phelps,
as President of the NewYor. association for the FRO
lection of Game, to s27co penalty from j. H.
Racey accused Of violating the game laws was argled
Yesterday in the General Term OF the Court OF Common
Pleas before ChiefJustce DAILY ana judges birrenore
and i f. Daly Messrs Cuthbert & White appeared Tor
the plaintiff and John Prohat for the deenda9,, .nS
decision being usual, reserved Inc paItcuils vi
the case narrated IN The TRIBUNE OF yesterday
The case of Edward Berrian, carpenter,
against the City, tried yesterday III the supreme
Court Circuit and Bernan recovered s525 for re-
pairs by him in 1870 In various schoohouses IN inc
Sixteenth Ward. Messrs Hull Myers presented she
plaintiffs case and moved for judgment on the plead
ings Assistant Corporation Counsel d. j. Dean ana H.
Forker for the city, while making special dispute
as 10 the facts claimed that lnasnuch as previous W
April is7l Board OF Education was separate cor
por1.tion, not amonane to municipal
the duty OF the city beng simply 10 lrOvde money t o
city was liable. 1t also that the approprla-
ton for the Sixteenth Ward Schools had already been
exhausted before this bill became due. judge braay
granted Mr.. Hulls notion and directed Neiucl Ior
the whols amount claimed with interest.
In the Marine Court, Part l., yesterday,
before Judge Aker, Cyrussischofeld sued Margaret
DemmDg to recover the value OF some FURNITURE lur
nished to her. The testimony given showed that the
plaintiff is furniture dealer aDd the defendant board
nghouse keeper who, desiring TO furnish her house.
ana having money, made a contract with the PLAIN
tiff 10 furnish with certain amount OF articles 10 DE
paid for by her in monthly nstanents rms agIeeme
was only partially compiled with by her. she failing III
making her payments Part Of the furniture was then
returned and other furniture was obtained ana new
agreement entered into This failure TO make
payments was again repeated. and third agreement
entered into. The last agreement not being com
ned with The plaintiff seized the furniture and sued for
balance winch claimed to be due him. The defense
alleged that by the various payments from time 10 me
made by the defendant the plaintiff he had in tact
been overpaid Verdict for the paintln Tor $50 r.
Thayer for the plaintiff and Hatch BeheVhe ior the
1 de
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14
DFCISiONS-JAS. l3.

Sapreme Court -Chdmbrs-By Judge Lawrence
stephens sgt Gregory Walker sg Harlow
.gt Drew denied Johnson Motion granted
and reference ordered Philips Cowles Philips Koseabau
Mot 10 default granted
SHperi0r C0urt-SpecdI Term - Bv Chief-Justce
Monel-Heye RobersonMoon for retaNaion granted tsee
Hike HEe-ApphcItoa for injunction gNnted Lea
act, Order delying stout CmentsEer
euce ordered. Joseph Agt. SoheL-Mohoa graniet
Marine -Chdmbers-ByJ Judge JOachimsen.-
stac,g AT and GENERALIZATION granted viii 10 abide
event Cooper AIT Myer-Mouoa Geniei With $40 costs Van
Soyep AIT NeWYOk Asphalt COmpanyhe Defendants
s propoed cannot be objected requires direct
demurrer stafford MudayOried that the defendant he
Van Dorrn The SNew Asphalt
Company.-M Motion denied with 80 abide
McAdam.-Rhier enJu gmtnt for the plaintiff
for sos 80. Sehwsb Ros-nbe Motion granted additionally
Toeti Gg BamburRetMOon eIsuted without tSoe
IA each Of the above with the CleTED
R Judge GrosJudgment for the plaintiff 1870 With and
S2j sowaueLeyJ ss FtlfeTi nolon ioI nes tal the
uiun denied.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14
EX-SENATOR GRAHAMIsENTENCED.

Tn the United States Circuit Court yesterday
Assistant United States DistrictAttorney Purdy' in
moving sentence ex-senator William M. drahain
who was recently convicted of embezzng the Iunos .,
the Waikiki National Bank insisted that his case called
for the f pepalty OF the law and Judge Benedict ad-
dressing the prisoner, said:
There are. indeed. extenuating circumstances III
your case You the President OF Natloha pahh, IN
and as such YOU shamefully abused the commence i
posed In YOU and stole the capital OF the Dahk 70 use ~
your own private speculaons. L. therefore, eei Juo',
ned i'm Inficting upon you the highest punlsnhen,
allowed by law. The sentence of the court Is ta you
be imprisoned hard labor for ten years III INC ony
Peulteutlary.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14
election Notite.
STATE OF Ikw.YoRK, EIEcrrIyK CaAs

STATE oE EkwYORE EiEcuuyE CHAsBsR,l
'AiBtsr Dee. 2G 1873 !
DROCLAMATION-B JOHN A. DIX, Gov
Il Of ih. oriN
gvehAt HENRY w GENET who elected the Office Of Member
Assembly and for the Assembly District
convicted Of Infamous xheeby bis rg odee has
before the Of the term Of service for Which he eeed
pursuant 10 Section Forty Chapter Five PR. One Of the Revised
hatue and Whereas provided br the law OF the State
sach sreeisl election shall be held
Now therefore JOHN A. DIX Governor Of the ststs OF
o the requirements Of Section Trb Title Two Chapter
Part One Of the Revised ssu,es ,hs state DO hereby
that election for Member Of Ansnby
Tweni hst mb Distinct Of the CITY and Coanty Of SewYok
pisoe Of sad Henry W. Genet he OF whose once will
3lst day OF Deembef thousand eight hundred and
he held In said distinct TUESDAY the twentieth
lag for the election OF Members Of Assembly.
In witness whereof I have hersunto Hgnet and
srre1 the Of the the Capitol,
lSe Abny this 26th day u December n the Of Lord
thoussId eight hundred Aod seventy three -
By the Governor: JOHN A.
J0HS ". DIX, Private Secretary
STATE oy EHvYoRK DEPARTMENT sncRrrAsr a, STATE,
ALBANY, Dee ~, 1873.
To MATTHEW BRENNAN ESQ shend the City and Couniy
NewYork-Sh Pursunt Proclamation OF His kroeieney
the Of the State Of Of which herewith In
closed Special Election will he and for the Twenty FRS;
b District Of the CITY snd Coany Ee~York TUESDAY TIE
of January 1874 for ths election OF Member Of Az
.embT IN place Of Heary w. Genet Very respectfully.
q. HILTON sCRIBSBR Secretary sl Ststs.
sHHRUys OvrcE, EKw CouETHour
Ciry AND Cousry ov NkvYoEK Dec. 80 1873
certify foregoing be By
Nv 'NA '''' 1--WE ' MATTHEW r. BRgKNAs,
oAna q ~ Ha ~ Cssnh 4 dksUIWG
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14
REAL ESTATE.

EEw-YoRK. Tuesday. Jan. -, 1874.
At the Exchange SalesrOOms to-day K. IT.
Ludlow Co. sold by order Of the Supreme Court under
direction Of George d. Lord referee the three stoy and
basement and brown stone front house. north side
Fftyeighthst 1882 feet west Of Tnrdsve lot issxso
to Christian wyner for $4,000. Adrian Ii. Muller 4
Son, the four-story brownstone front house, the
eastery side OF Lexngtonave, between Thirtyfourtb
and Thirtyith-sts and known as No 2l. house IS feet
Deep lot 2lXsO, John s. Thompson for s27Goo. The
sale announced by ID. NJ Seaman was postponed until
jan 90. Those announced by A. j. Bleecker until Feb
2o Adrian H. Muller Son adjourned sale OF house and
lot No 1i2 West Twenty ST. until Jan. a. by order
OF the referee.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE


PORT or HBw-Y YORK. ORK........................JAN IL
CLEARED.
Bulkley. Savannah, murray, ferrs Co
steamship Od DOMINION Walker Norfolk Old Dominion Steamship
Steamship Penn.vlvnn. (rl Braes GLASGOW Austin Baldwin Co.
Steamship Canada (Br Webster, London, &c. = W. Hunt
sarp James Aiser Lkwooi Charleston, 5. C., j. W. Quintad
steamship Richmond Lawrence Norfolk &c, OH Dominion Steam
steamship Nevada tBr FORSYTH Liverpool via Queenstown Williams
steamship North Point Foley PHILADELPHIA LOhlari Steamship Co
Sesmip cea scent @ Ci,y Crrs Haysaa VIM oyde Co.
Steamship Olympia Bt Young, % 1iSS" u e & msnlet'OD DfO'
sbip Mstsdor Ger stencil Bremen &c, Funch Bye Go.
smp Cleopatra ust Daseoyeh Bs'o for orders sloeoveh
Ship Brothers Apap (Br Farruga &c, slOcOvch
Bark Lief tSOr Marseuson Bristol Eng for Fnneh Edge
Triton Nust Cstt,yah, Cork for ORDER, soeOyieh Co.
B G i,e5n 1T.5 PHe S isah ff To Por,suac R Marr.y
Bng VIM MeKean OBI CTovel r BaIceICpa l. = Bn;hsH-
BrF Mary NJ Williams, Hanna, MaIsga !or orders jas Henry
brig AhalsskA Bl "yman LagGayra and Porto Cab.o L. J.
Bne Nar Francis Francis, Port Natal Africa Evans Bail Co.
SchI. Selg Potter. Gas.l, Wasainrton, ~
sear A1eq lsa.a Mel9ioe barAos y D. "eneeTT
GoNin. Waterbury, Stanford Stamford Manufacturing Co.
ARRIVED.
Steamship City Brussels (Br Leteh Liverpool Jan l. and
Qaecnstown "a, with mi'e and pass TO John g. Dale ~
,Dj sa@'1 p,.. d C. III L. S.ofV Il P1 CO. ,-''
ssmshp Moagomery Farcioth TO- mdse and
steamship sitrra Erne, SoriOl, with ns od Do
Hi bp PnoStS Rock Butaan London Dee pass
Brig juliet &. Cark, Moore, Palermo 81 days with nut
schr. C. +. Hams. Benon. Providence.
sc.r COrson Boston.
Sehr Loaisa Birisall, Birdssll Neslayen.
Seli. PaLthca. Johnson. Norwich
Sem. Belle Brown Nash RgcklInl with stone.
SAILED.
FOR Glasgow Nevada Liver
pool: city Havanai Eni. To- kllou, Jane, Al
g for OH Dominion. RicA kchlOu., ior
Norfolk bne Molfvilr, for PernAnbgeo.
NlND-SuHs-t hight h. :. Is. c.Oudy
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsoN Jan l3Arryed steamships john Hopkins, Baltimore
VIM crane Norfolk; bsrS Catap Mar,
Ana from st. Msrns Pornd Mar Baker uouirx 90
NKw-OKLEASs, Jan llSGed steamship Mississippi Cfose, tor
Nev-iork
FOREIGN PORTS.
OuHRSsr0wN Jan l3-Thr White Star Line ,telrshp Baltic
Eeunoiy SesYorz Jan arrived her, TO-DAY
Liverpool Allan Line stesm,h
Jan l. for Liverpool, also arrived hr to-day.
MovlLLk Jan. l3fhe Anchor Line steamship italia Grrg
Dec 81 for Glasgow arrived u tbs hArbot ibis morning.
Jan l3-fhe GrrAt Western line
Lyoeti kra from New.ior. bee rs arnyec here yts.erA
LSDoS. Jan l3saled for Auecaa Prnng aten
shearn Burgermester Krfn wmdwad EIpounder Preston
AjaY, Ueand. stOrkor Helen Campbell. aud Lorenzo.
MEMORANDA.
The Phladelphs and Southern Mail steamship. have will
red Coston Agbt distinguishing agt sgual
FOR LdIes Ship NecS sec Serc,.th Fage.i
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14

L TktIa LINE AND UNIFIED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains New.YorA Of Des5osse. and Conandss a.
fo.oSs IN,
Care attached $3.50 D. and e!3O - sunda o.
For Baunore Washington the SOv;b $40 and
y. SUnfay 50
Express ror Phidslphis. $50 93Ua 1870 g. $3.50
$ D. II night sunasV GlO. $50 and BmisTa1i
For ffeston at 7:2o a. q $40 and 6lO Sunday 10
For Newark at t. $50 7:20 7:4o 800 g. TO- IL IL
l. q .SU 4:lO 80 >. $40 5:4O d GlU $50 Z.
7O $40. 40 80 and " night SUNDAY DO tlO and
For ETlbe,h 8 63O 7:2o TAO 500 8 10 IL. NJ IL
l. .. .:3O $40 $40 4l0 i:3O. $40 5sO D. bio. $50
7SO $40. 10 1850 snd II Dight sunday 52O e:lO
Far Rahwag D. $50 7:2O 500 10 a ~ m. 2 2:3O.
3lO 40 40 s:3O 52O 5;4O g. $40, $50 o:lO. 10
AM ~ nght SUNDAY $40 G:l0 IN.
woodbridge Perth Anboy, and south Ambot end 10
sy NJ sruaswes 20 and 500 a. n I'm 2 $40. 4:3o
5:9U 6;lU Z O. m aud II pgbL suncay. Gle
FoE tast {. ~. II 80 o. n.
tor Lamberty,le aiJ bennington $3.50 a IN. nd pm
Fo- Phlhpsbury andB Bevicsr 3 and D. = oo oo.
BurIuyto1 and CaDden So aud Soo a
H. 1890. 2 3: 10, 4, aud o. ~
For Freehold. 20 IA, = aud o H.
For Farming !tle SqGsn, 7:2O a H. and M
Dor P,mberton and Camden. a. and Z!oU m ,oo-
= "a m dsly IL 55 daily, EXCEPT honis' From "nhln,.
~, sni ", tmov sos 5.l5 and 1927 SUNDAY 600
m and Iny7 o m Pbi'4aelpha. 5:22 b:Oo 600 lO'lo
il.S, a m 2l5 b;l5. 800. S;ii. 1927 SUNDAY o:22
f.05 Il 40 II 90 NJ ami 1927 o
st ns 52G a35 27l and 944 Broadway No Asor House
Ra,t,Tv.piae, a J. CAssA1T, Genera Manager
~ ~ RovD ir Gen Pass Agent
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14

establishment Of lbeous matter. followed by Rnonea-
tfon is not privileged being confidential. Ae aiso
states that st no time during the examination did the
sad VIM r. q. Sbanks claim to be privlegea no,n u.
answering the ground that his answer wouu 'enu W
crminate himself
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14
Ocean Steamers

A NCHOR LINE.-Steamers SAL from PleI ~,
~ ~ r.. foot OF Devst EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
OLYMPIA. " sdnesday Jan. IA yCIoGA saorday Jan 21
Jan. II CASTALA sdne-1aJ jan ZS
MACEDONIA. weddsg Jan. q ANGLIA Saruriay Jan 81
CsDp Liverpool Londonderry
$50 and S7 $50 eoIreny sa,nray
30 goli Serage
gov Liverpool Queenstown Londonderry Belfast BRISTOL "s
Cardif $50 cnueucy.
green Nea.Y.rS HENDERSON BROTHERS Agents
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14


Suu 1,e, 722 SUP .... 81 Moon n'es... 1888
Sandy Ioot 1853 4:3S hell isie FeErV.. G:27
Sandy Hook 42S Govs ud... Dos Hell 1Nis reH'' o;o'
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

fROM LIvERPOOL-IR steamship Rpable Jan l3-Mrs hA"es
Stuart knapp. Samne T. smith, L. ID. Newell, Mr. Blake - -
LIVERPOOL-fn steamship City Of Bruss; jan l5'-t
G. J. q. Mytiuge, - IT, = h'ers
s. Meath Rev. Haea. II. ChrpI: AE oy aTreEet Nj
Polack Mss Casie Mr.. Meath Miss Seath Mr k6e r. Forbes
T. hldridge NssI A. Wiqmon MI Mattress IS'er Meath
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THh
UNITED STATES NAIL
NkW AhD PULL-POwBRRD sIBAxSHlPn
Ealing frn New iorr sATuRpAYS from Iy.roo on TurRs
DAYS ca linz st Corr Hsrbo, each ga,
kLPIbLlC SATURDAY, jan II. q 800
hDkAIlt, SATuRDAY. Jan "a at 1000 a N.
1hLIlC SATURDAY. Jan 81. al 800 .. H.
BALTIC. kATURDAi P.h 7 o. 300 D. Ii.
OCEANIC. SATURDAY, Peb IA, 800 y. IN.
From the White Docs. PavoIlA Perrr. yevsev Gtr.
rswngd accommodations all esesl unr1vald combining
SAFETY SPEED AND COMFORT.
ssShs sA bathrooms mrdshr SEQ
Ne.e
kATEs-SAooa $50 Tickets. $40 gold siesrase
$50 eaner. TLose washing for freps the CID Coantry
Obtain oetilcAes ST..
Passpgtn tooteu pars Para Hamburg
korvsy Sweden lpis Australia China kS
pratz from Fl spvAr.
Per Information. app ~
sGh1A - " DsSs1vS. hsVAsk ]. C0RTIs Assst
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD.

COUTH SIDE RAILROAD.
- NOTICE
and ,er Dec 1878, trains will esv. South Esbth,t
lyp a, follows tsuuisrs eIesptell:
FOR Patehcsue snd usraelste stations at $50 snd
For lsp anu intermediate stations al $50 and and
for BsDy aud intermediate sa0ns al 93O aud 1880 L. D.
AMI p
and pm.
For Hampstead Roetawsy and intermediate stations $50
anu 4, .. aud d p
susaa, ,rs'ssiss Bssb-ieh for isiip st0An
6kn y CAkAAN. bspsnstestsDA
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14
CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON. VIA

~, n and es,p, Steamer RHODE ISLAND. Tnesi,vs Thu
s, and NARRAGANsBrT Mooday' wednestss
FRIDAYS from 33 Norsh River foot Of Jft dsy eroept
AN =, 4 Boston ahead oi all other hneA
sale all kairos O1es and Stateroom
Of e<ouS hpres 20 al 5l9 Brosdway
l. ". FiLkiSs, H. y bAbOoCk Presaenl
Gen Pass
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14

TOR HAVANA, ,..
NASSAU PROGKBS0 AND VERA CRUZ
EEW-YORK and MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINZ.
ieAviug Per g. Nortn RN at r. H.
CITY OF MbkIDA tfsyana Nassau. ...l 'nuay -
!
CITY or HAVANA tiayana directl. .Jannsry ~
CIIY OF NETWORK tliayana drect'..... January ~
CITY OF MEXICO Havana aud 8euool. ...Jannafy oi
fO' "'t"' - ALEX ANDRE = SONS 80 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14
Uitp Real estate for Sale.

.-~--
A VERY handsome four-stOry brOwn-stOne
~ HOUSE. "a wide the best Of orer beautifully resood
So 500. p n. GRADY. S21 siHthNe
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A first-class
and basement brovntoue HOUSE furnished or uar
ushed, in south Brooklyn. PAGE DAVIS Io eedarst
EOR SALE-The first-class four STORY STORE,
No "a John-st % iEjOr95 10 OF the late
Thomas the Executor be bought great
barysin. G2424l HOMER MORGAN 2 PDesL
NEwYoRK January, 1874.
/ SHALL continue my business as REAL
ESTATE AGENT account msking specially usns
charge renting collecting, paving 6c Sc
personal attention will al business nirusted to ny
Nv aiires, will temporarily be the hitherto no 90 Brss
way, n. !. DANlsos Bho"N,
\ OTIS for SALE or to LEASE-tor FOUN-
- DgRIRs. MANUFACTURES. CHEMICAL WORKS, &c
blocks Of lots hukbed front suitable for large oua
blocks Of suitable for dwsng pneS
low and very Apply TO s. b. sCHlEFFbLIh lio VIII
ham-t.
PEFERRING to my Card in this paper,
IL solicit the Of one more ESTATES
DAWSON BRowS. 90 Brosdusy
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14
TRAINS LEAVg EFW.YORB.

Trains New.Iiiyen 70j tAccnl sos tEI g;O5
IAe 1000 tBI) 1900 (AccT 100 tBI lkrl SOD
A-en 3c ala 10 (oea Er $40 (Exl and 10 lkKl NJ
Por SOrSsk. 7;UJ 500 yUJ 1900 lOU lSl y ~
43e 10 6:3j S:Io 9.lO For STANFORD 10 SOD
1910 300 800 223 and 300 (fI D. 355 4.1S,
4.45, $40, $40 635, 7.20. n:lO. $40
F0r Port Chester. ll;4Op ,oo-,o.,o
Boston Exbs Spnnyled 0j aud l0:O0 300 aud $40
D. NJ Shore LEe at :O0 aud S:lD D. M The 500 o. i:o"
90 Stamford, Horwhk ara Bridge
porI The S05 and 800 connec wi ans on shore Lane
Division Norwich the Conn 'sey al Say
s:0J N. and 300 connect with Ne"tayen anu
NORTHAMPTON d New Haven s:Oj, 1000 ~ snd d2Oo noon
trains connect X L. Spnngden and 500 m Tot
Montreal The sos 0U and $500 m connects VITO Aaa.a
uck Railroad and the 90 With aollc hA.
BRIDGEPORT TIE 05 ard 9U5 aud 800 and AS
Dqnh1ry NorSa at 80 Norsak and the ;Oo u
=. 10 W. Newt Railroad At Stlniont
sunday Boston Mail Trans p spnpgheif 9lo IN
via Providence.
ears Day RIprs, and seeplnsea Night kr
press Trains or ~, -
m pspo OF at oil y. Y Transfer Co.. 3i4 Broadway ssi
rof Ilou.c y. Y aud Ne CoGrtst BroOAJn who VIII aiso
pre tsr-ase from reside nee 10 dcstnaHon
E T Information particulars posters hotels and depot
w ~ JOHN A. Moody. Sup't OF n Y. Div.
(rul Suut.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonlc
eaa.a eo% steamer sS ats tssDckPoRr fs ssfsf. - :
OENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
station n New iori Zoo, Lbsry soa,rre with
south Brunch E;ta.d - PS.saa With T IsS and
P,SaIsl and the West Central Psnn.an, ADs Ss"Y''s
State WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Dee. !, 1S73-Leave New York A. fOllovsa
S5 m-Mnw, T.iw e! h.s.o. Bethlehem Bath A''s0"n'
Ga m~|y Tr.ia for P'naeld. n.,-,,-
witS.Tr. Pton Mahspo, City MI Carmel HnIsOn, luuk.
s,nncsI Te..nd. Ia connees,ai Junction with DEL
l.s .n1 Ss % Ip. sasd.y e. EG1 AT..
ton a. E.son er Haeh Ch1as ,smsqu. WIisSas scr'aOa
'arosss ca" rs.Io D's1s n sornsIT,s @l,'p'" &c
i2sS % iIss.E's9 E..ss, Bath An'nsvG
Tam T,ss e. ,s ffSs p.s;. a'n'''' and B'I'd''
k,.ss AZ a'V9.a %s. .Is Mach Chunk Con
.:3o D n-W.y Tran for sOms,vlns and FemOstoa
S.i5 p m-Sy Train for P.Ds.h u..,,... Ala,
EiPs, P.s.taS si, thss,o Sl @
sPm-ws, Tran 2, sGnsrv~'
7:3Op m.-lRmg.n,l,POI Es,ton;
9:l5 D. m-wu Train tOi somsf''is
fdI y Rp.ssS @sGI ~ sis fsne.s s:2o $40 so s5 $50
ios9 ils go AS % = s5 $50 5is 8, go GO 7i5
1880, Sl5 s;l5 1890 lE4sp KICKER suD. and EOs.
H. p. BALDWIN General Passenger Agent
ERIE WINTER, ARRANGE
IL MBNT 0. Trains taking effect November s. 1919 FROM 'ham
bers.st Depot tfor 23dst see note helowD D n
900 m-Cnenuau and Chicago Day E.pr.' Drsvi'TR00m
Coaches Buffalo and sleeping Coaches TO destination
I0:45 m-E1prss Mail for Balso and Niagara ran" Seepns
10 tbavl-psese Erpre,. 10 Sleeping Coaches
through Buffalo Niagara Fails Cincnoau Detroit snd 'meSs'
without change,
Pon Jern, 800 300 1000 and 1o46 43o. 1880 and
Goshen % 500 1880 200 1880 and lo4'
~. Si5 43o 1880 and t7 o n The 900 and lG:4S a.. a.,
1870 trains connect at hddetown with hewioA ana Us
weeo Midland tsi'rosd.
Neyburgh 1880 . and lO:45 q. m. and 1880 p
suderD 'e 645 1880. 1880 andlO45 A. D $40. b, o.
aese~sod Ans,dne and ,,@ @Rsmy @ S a. g.
Paterson IS 64s z. s. 's3O. 10 1000, l0;45 l1:3g,
NJ. " La S;l5. $40 40 . 5l3 o. 6SI ~
Sc~ss 'e T. $3.50 fG45 and $50 m" 3lo, 4:45, g.,
ana $50 D. IN. u saiurda nights 10 - .,oo, >,
.oGa S'siiSG iiS5 T. 5. 5l5 g. $50 s. o5o,
sdsle aekensack, WAY. }, Is, and tSi9 s. a. D.
FBqewood s. g. 49, and $50 80 35, AIS, AS, $50
ESQ and '!ls and II SATURDAY 9sbis ppy .oo oeo
snd 7:45 D. N, and II SATURDAY nights only. - "a
spakhi D. & ~ and 9:30 1880. 3:15, il5 4:45 $50
go, 7i5 ard u Sa'aiay syes ONLY % Al, .4, $40
$50 i7:45 m. ana II Sa.urfav nlghts ony.
Spring Valley and WAY and e:3Os IN. 4:45 p m >. -, -.
EoTK-Tns leaving Chamherss even OF ha hours eaVe
Is minutes earlier than above time tFAua leaving
quarter hours eay Twenty ri St 80 minutes earlier
-thirdsL 1890 and ll:3O D. eonnecn{
ChamDcrssL same boG The IN and IL
midneb trains start from ChambeIsS. only - ,o,---,-
ee for paagp and apsee rawin0 Room and Sleeping
lett the Compsnys omees2il ~ snd 5o
Hroadsav Onehundrei and twenty hbs and llruAye
BroOn the ConDaDs DeDots a~d OF hseAs al we
pnnc.pil hotels ..c-,-. ,,,,,.... IL
DAILY. iSundsys oaIg o..',
NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c: Fare,
I.aua paE- lin for 3
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14
Eon6es uuo farms Uanieo.

EUIDE5 HIIU -UI!I3 SUaNAtU'
ENARM WANTED on north shore of Long
4 Island. price exceed 10000. Apply rutland
WHITING. Beekmsr-st
WANTED-A furnished HOUSE hy lady
and gentleman. with chd. and de-
ssbe Address with and g pacaars Box 2S6 20
NVANTED-TO PURCHASE, near or in some
w VILLAGE Or CITY, 4 HOUSE vi! II A LITTLE LAND.
No FANCY PRICES NOTICED. ADDRESS BOX III, sALbA
CENTRE. WESTCHESIkk CO., " \.
NVANTED-A furnished HOUSE, by a
w lady and gentleman with chilli BE- complete id
desirable location Address with poe and full pIru,s Boz 1850
FOsi-OMce
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14

1919. ln5eimef ast Herman
1914. .Glowgovski agt Benng:r.
1924. Young agt. Hobby. impPe.
1876. .Kmnkei sgt koennels e'
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14
8teamboats an0 Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonlc
ID Railroads. Fare 81 Steamer LAt IA aseon
tnusd night from HssYoi and no aay ees IRON bnss
no,t Steamer BR RIDG EPORT as before.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14

NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN, AND HART
" FORD RAILROAD.-Nev-Y Yors New Haven Division
WIN Err ARRANGEMENT. COMMENCING NOV. II. 1873.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-03-26

In the April number Of Scri6ner's Monthly
will commence the serial story of "The Mys-
terious Island" by the celebrated French au-
thor, M. Jules Versne. We are sure that the
readers of Scribner will greatly enjoy this story.
N. Jules Verne has undertaken, as we UNDER
stand his projec, in "The Mysterious Island"
to show how body Of men, thrown helpless
upon desert island, may develop living from
purely scientific resources, without any con-
venient wreck to draw upon for the materials
Of life and comfort. The idea is as attractive
as it is ingenious, and affords the author the
finest opportunity for the display of his pecul-
lar gifts and requirements. The story will be
profusely illustrated from the original plates,
and issued simultaneously with its appearance
in Paris.