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New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OP NETWORK.

PORT oP PNBw-IoRK..............m la
seamship Dr Cooi Liverpool via Queenstown. Chaa o.
s...n.sip c.ronae Mecrsery Yerotlean Il Mallory Co.
s,s.m.siP Rs.psr DAVIS wi%ngton De- Abbot c,s
ssa%.SU S%so w Hss' PSos james G nnd '''
Steamship s. Mar. Grumey, Phil,delOha VIM Krlp,trlch
Bs Rl. Lewis. Portland, i'G Me GehG. tinG whS Co.
Barr s. s 1S9s s:~Ss rsasf E w raa f Co.
B Bird cs M.I.cc va .ns ssn csS m1 vs p
stella b, hss'S hilSS. i'ff f. SR T. o''"'
Bas as SIs3' %s sI SA & Bs3'G s%Ca GsG n Smith a;s.
s S R . sS eSSs NcF g os5. ssTsf'0n Wood
sehr Eliza Hamilton Cole, Bristol and last Greenwich l., H. w.
sehI Sarah a. Burr, Arnop, Norfolk, Isaac Staples
sebI Semi i s, Gsn sp I1rre Chase e. B1ston Shs usas
@ ssAI \ H,Tiiu'; Wyatt Charleston, Evans, BAH Co.
sss s fanIs sIs1. B RIB Res F,1so Gang Sa BSa Co.
Seo Clara WoOihouse Cruise Balo Santiago WOdhOuse Rudd
- ARRIVED.
>, sic,n,ap France r rruec a7Is Nov T. with mise and
steamship C Of London r Eypon Liverpool Nov g. and
70 J. W. QuiataC Co. 49, ''1'''
M I1;en eT AYtTsT Yt oad..e S & g 81 ballast . Wit, salt
Bak aTt Gs & &ssneh kods eF R1utn sona GS d., in ballast
anchored at Sandy Hook for orders.
bng harriqaair Frl hausue st. Pierre, Mat 22 days with
Brig Catherine Morris B McBune Wentworth N s. Edgar.
Brig VIM Dobsoa tBr Buck ROckand N B. 10 days with build
sebr Ls ifs,'on onuse; ~ -: II hsvs Witl PING -
days, III ballast. ~ 80
seh Impulse of Belize Ion Curtis Turlo 20 with hides
FOREIGN PORTS.
CARDIFF Nov 1S-Ths steamship Glanorzan Lybourne from
New-ioFk Nov o. arrived here Yesterday.
hovLLE Nov lS-The hnehO Line steamship Eysa Campbell
RON heW-l0fk Nov for Glasgow touched here morning.
uEENTOSN Nov. lSTue Cunar Line steamship Iataya Mon.
laud from NeSiork Nov for Liverpool here o'clock
tuis morning.
DISASTER.
LONDON Nov lS-Tbe bUg GaGa Oessa. aground
dangerous position at ConstanuaOpe and will probably
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WASHINGTON. ID. G.. nov. lS.-rne in
receipt o. tie following telegram om tie OF
Ieuy Station buoy caaunr marker hl,
come ashore one nile south OF the Lyuu Haven buoy"
iiOT LdNSt Sh;D Aeirs Eiftt Pdqe
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
CIVIL NOTES.

| Judge Donohue of the Supreme Court granted
Yesterday 10 exJudge Nelson D. waterbury Iur'ncf
extension OF ten days in which TO answer the Complaint
| of John Kelly in the libel suit'
Judge Barnard of the Supreme Court, Speclai
Term Brooklyn denied the motion to strike out certain
parrs of the complaint In the action or Cohstaucc d.
Price against her husband, walter W. Irice, luz uai
ages. -,
The Court of Appeals have affirmed the de
cson of Justice Pratt of Brooklyn in the case OF Press
never against the Board OF Police ani Excise This de
csion confirms the power Of the Board OF Excise OF
BROOKLYN TO revoke licenses in cases OF nirdctOnS OF
the Excise law aud prohibits the sale OF ale anu aeer
beer on Sunday,
Judge Tappen of the Supreme Court, Brook
Iyn denied yesterday the application TO admit Mrs
Sarah c. Merrigan to bail This decision, however, Ia
without prejudice to similar Application a. the next
regular term of the Court OF oyer and itrne' "a VI"
defendant Is not again put on trlal al that tefh'
In October, 1871, Controller Green dismissed
Officer Ougley from his situation court officer in the
General Sessions Court Qligey continued attending
court, and brought suit for his salary The case came
up yesterday in Common Pleas, Chambers before naee
The demurrer dismissed, on the ground tnal the ar
under which the Controller discharged palhti dld not
authorize him TO interfere with the courts. Judgment
for plaintiff in 81 056.
Alderman Flanagan of the County Can
vassers the Corporation Counsel. ana Deputy County
Clerk Gumllcton went before JdiGc Don0huc yesterday
in Chambers of the Supreme Court to answer an order
granted on Monday TO Mr. Glcn (who received votes
for the Controllershp 1879 appear without fail ana
show cause why mandarin should not Issue competing
them to take up the claim of Mr. Gen Iney f9unu a. no
challenge court to await them however, ana 'uuge
D0nohue dismissed the proceedings.
A contest in relation to the writ of j. j.
OBrien was opened before Surrogate Haching', yes
yesterday. OBrien formerly served as soldier in the
United states army and subsequently was brieklayer
He had managed TO up about 5000. He was taken
sick, went to Bellevue Hosolta. and only lived about
three weeks There he made his WILL leaving all his
property his siserDlaw. who nurscd Lin during his
sickness He had two children, son and daughter.
from whom he had become cStranged II IS Sad fnat the
hos inprsoncd larceg J. and tat the girl is III
eve ngnary patient TIey were bofll dlslnherlted
by the will. When the Hrst came up, CiJrI a. H.
Bartlett was assigned b. Surrogate Hntchings 10 pro-
their interests. George f. IangOrln appeared Tor
the proponen The proceedings yesterday were confined
to the examination OF or j. C. Julius nGbein. the law
yer who up the viii and one o the witnesses o.is
execution.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LlvBRPOOL-Ia sea~sAlp Java Nov ls-Mn Arinned
James Armstrong Arnold Mr. and Mrs Hes Asahur,'
ehrpp Joseph BeiAncour Ms Isaac Bel
Bell and maid Mr. Briss Francs Cooper MT ana rr ~
Dawson H. Louis Dawson MI and ME- "
Donepey Tracy Edsoa Miss Mary Eisnn hiss susan n Eason
Dr Rascbio Eseaantc H. Ewing M Fteteher fsro hs
lee M and Mrs rlber children and Dr. Lombard
M and ma DsrieI MeDsu M hsehse snd shree sndfen
Mn h.wry. MIS- heer' M: Hss'G u nass Ms.Sss, Ss.:
Tbsodore Brosson Henry Bsetey M and h y. Doe,
Buell. Master Buell. hiss A.y B9r Ml and NJ. .ss, ri wi.m
Cucrop Bertha Chapman Ciart Gen CS1ssceL
Cole Pore,e hs Gamble hn ~ ON hiI tn'aos,n is
Ma Jewell dsughr Ia !OeAs Mis-. Jones' inspa an a,a
maid W. II Michel r. Hugh Nichols Joseph Orr Fred 0n
biss NJ r. Palmer Peon dc Hgr Pedro Pssn as hfis
Elis PHILIPPE john A. Pest. Prank Priest, p 3aes,,aA'
Qaeisaa Quesads. Nrs Reiden ha.ef hsdaen,
D. Rev Col Robertson w. Ross Mr. Rowe MI and MA lhoma:
Hon. Mr. and hrs HenH sAnosd snd
schsnek astsr Sehepek MI snd Mis- H. Senuy-
ssmusi Tate and wife Dr. Tbeysr MA u iepsy
eh and maid Ms Teussau Dr. and Mrs Van Nest Asd
J. T. Van winhc NJ vemye. II. verne Fred Vesr O. w "
vnt Miss r. wseon. hn D. Watts. Mss wstu a9d tso en-
ren Chaa Webb West Il. Wheeler. Afk H. Whitceh Wm
Whoeh, r. Wilder. g. q. Wolf Gon. IL O. Wright h1 "h'
fred Wright
ROMHAvRB-h seam.A.p srass Eo, la-Ans dc L,gr.nss
lard hssp M hsaBssp Mr. CHR Mr. ana hn
Ouebaad Lsboss Mr. vanhoouboets Rda Proshes C.:.ea
.n,cbsr seh...b dsorss stan. AlSu rl.~ssa Ams Mare
Mr.. Cbspenei, Nine Til. Mems, hL De Camps
spnosa Lousk krsss Mr. Esncu Law. Marin WtnfseH
fen Joseph Osser end hl Bsndin Benss Psnsooes
Bourgatt, H. Frsire M Ressasvss. hma hare hos~in
Nine n yendBay asartter Mae esass hne We Es..s
L PsA nsa ksksas - -, Us& kss sst W. sksss MA
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
REMARKABLE INSURANCE CASE.

In the Circuit Court, Brooklyn, before Judge
Barnard and jury the Of Peter Boos against the
World Insurance Company has been trial for the pest
two days. In 1870 the World Insurance Company In
sured the life Of Valentine Boos In favor OF his son. the
plaintiff, for ooo In 1873 Valentine Boos returned to
Germany, his native country, and there died The
Informed the Company Of his fathers death,
and they demanded proof thereof The son
went TO Germany and returned with the
necessary documents fully establishing his fathers de-
mise but the Company refused to pay tine policy After
severa applications for payment Boos began an action
against them.
The defense set up that Valentine Boos had procured
the insung OF his life by false as to his
eah and had asserted that he had made no applica
ton any other company and been rejected. On the
trial t shown that Boos had made false repre-
seDtatons 20 his health and that though he had suf
fered from pneumonia five six years before the dis
ease slight that his relatives knew nothing
The defense tried 10 prove that because Valentine
BOos had been q h0dcarrier, and occasionally
had 10 sit down and rest, he was subject 10
paptatiOn OF the heart IL shown bv c. A. North,
agent Of heWord Insurance. Company and also Of other
compani that Boos applied 70 North, ann he
amned by two physicians enc rejecting aud the other
accepting him, the latter belonging 70 the World Insur
ance Company A paper pnrportina TO be an applicar
top another company produced by the defense,
which nothing filled cut by Bo0s, ana 0nly two
questions auswercd, signed by . physician. who
svOre bs remembered nothing tf the cirvumssapes Il
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
CRIMINAL NOTES.

George Breus, charged with smuggling into this
port 1876 silver watAes, l27 golf watches All imitation gold
held Yesterday II 5000 bail by Commissioner oboTn
August Iii J.. Rosa Hartmann Louis Zoibes, En-
ma Smth SOphs aud Ellen brandt arranged at the
Market Police Court yesterday nai bed I 600 bail eaeh for
keeping dsorleriy houses
Before Commissioner Winslow of Brooklyn yes
Gooy Sylvester MARKS and DAME argan Of the hep
for for the bgh
Goody discharged, the others were reInanded.
August Major, an orderly in the Fever Hospital on
Island bTOnh: before Judge Barrett the Court
Oyer and Temner YESTERDAY and placed trial aese1 indecent
assault upon Eliza Collins % formerly e4mbensd at No. 45
DondsL The accused was acquittei.
At an adjourned session of the Special Sessions
Yesterday following had charges OF
Albert Beeier months Julia Hill Eve m'n1; Kate Ken
nedy months Robert Hughes Eve months and Albert crosby
four months in the Peniteutary.
At the Yorkville Police Court, yesterday Judge
Murray Simon Greenfield charge Of hiyng ob:aine
position conductor the Grand and Forty Railroad under
ard through the that he had before been
employed road while al gd that be had been before
gaged a y a conductor the Belt Railroad
The entire day in the Court of General Sessions
Judge sutherland presiding taken with be a Of aes and
Fisher abduction The testimony all taken aud the
will be board to-day motion hT the prsooer counsel W. r.
discharge Mary Fisher that
der be mpulson Of her husband, teIieL
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Nov. 1S.-In the Court of Appeals,
Wednesday. Nov. 49, l874
5-Phoebe Dess appellant Townsend Warde s
resumed and closed BY Chs Matthews
sci for appellant and Brastus Moore for respoDdeptL
No 34-Carone A Cushan ct AL ponden David H. Hsr.
ton executor. &c. ct al appellants. Submitted
No. 76-Davd p Fitzgerald Respondent Edward D. Valentine
.ssIL-on motion Of counsel for respondent judgment affirmed
deanl
no 7s-Bra,tus Graves respondent, ag, Edmund p Wait ap
pelant-suhRted
No. Slsmes Rektis ct al appesuts The Baltimore ard
Ohio hairoad Company respnden papers unlimited for appellants
and aryned by counsel for respondents
No l3-August W. Doll appellant agt William r. Earle
ke respondents Ngeed BY Parker Of ossnse for sppAn, apd
d. y. Lee for respondents
No 77Ihe National Life Insurance Company Of the United
appellant Jnson Jones and Others respondents by
T. Sete Of counsel for appellant and l. Copsok
Case tin on.
Proclamation made and Court douned till Thurdsy Nov 49,
10 The following the day calendar for that day. Nos 10, ~
l9l, 1872 S0, 43 81, a. Al.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
A NOVEL SUIT FOR FUNERAL EXPENSES.

A novel issue was brought to the attention
OF Judge Lawrence yesterday involving the question Of
the liability of the minor children OF deceased person
in with that OF the widow, for the payment
Of the funeral expenses The that of Mary
Gallagher against tho New-York Life Insurance and
Trdst Company. John f. Gallagher dled in September
ls73 leaving wife and children. After his death
his widow. Mary Gallagher, sued for the funeral
expenses Of the deceased by the undertaken who at
tended the burial The widow up the plea OF ln
fancy but this overuled by Judge Spauding in the
Marine Court, and Judgment rendered against her
for s27e S4 Oct %. Prior TO his death John +. Gala
gher decided to his wife aud two children certain real
estate. OF which they are now the owners. He died
tnsOlvent leaving no assets whatever The New-York
Life Insurance and Trust Company was created the
guardian OF his ehidren estate. TIE widow claims
that wohrds OF the funeral expenses should be paid
from the chidrens estate. and that estate should
only bear ouethrd OF the burden. An analogous case
hardly be found in the books the decision s
therefore looked for with some interest The Judge
took the papers aud reserved his decision. Messrs
Townsend Weed appeared for the widow, and Belts
n Robinson for tue children. -
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
DFCISlONB-NOy. Ia.

Supreme Court - Chambers s-Lawrence J.-Ryck-
RyetmanOrie grsne denying motion 70 settle
Rycknsn ckman decided Eve and
10 that placed the bulletin. Brown PTbe
this been the Of the ocr attending
thy submitted several days
explanation required from the plaintiffs atierneV couh be received
Conroier-Oder grAned Geary Brady et al
Grsned la the m Of fnIlip Cas.sl-Granted
Dopobue J-Aariu agt Beekmsn-Gran;ed Rogers Cen
ter-Menorsndum Reh.rd.-Dened Ruse agt Nc
Lainksfersnoe ordered Ws bebmale Motion denied
undeAkins approved Hes
Bastou-Memorandum Ente azt Jobhenonndam. Ne~.York
hsvirgs Bank MA0Tdc gutd Ia the matter OF Lane Co
Order grsnei AGii.l agL steret-GaOtod in the matter Of
AoAdsmA-OpDon. MarIing Barrv.-AemoraDdum-
Speai 1erysD BsuHt JOtS agt Hughes G, -Jajgmen for
plaintiff With costs.
Common Pteas-Special Term-LaTemore. J.-Still-
mann sg smith HALLS snith-AppBcscns granted 10 the
matter Of knng ordered Haias
At Garcia Reference ordered To proof Of and In
The matter OF Thonpsonsse msmcrsndu Spain ss DskMe
ton deLied falde LudaryAppcaton
osyer denied without prsac to hereof payment
Egstty Trm-Lsuemore J-HensR art nortper H-Decros
ordered foT pisilui memorandum
y-&asA sgt Haigk-La ssvsssvs s>sS~
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
UEPARILRH or FUREIGN MAILS.

THURSDAY Nov. 10.
For Europe Pyi.onh Oh and Hamburg. by eanhp
Wesph1la ais At lloJ tuppnent,y Mail eosoi
tue DEce at 80 Steamship sais al M from the
Of IlTsst.. bObokeI.
Mails a,aa steamship Crescent CITY. close at
Supplementary Mali cosd a. the PoChie 1t 2:4O u steaI-
sill sails a Z .. from Pier No. l3 y. l..
aad by the steenshiD CIlrbe
at 1 y steamship Sas a. fitT No. Jl N X
FRIDAi. Nov. 20.
dflX. " closet tie Ne|iork POstOhce
isy .. IA, ard goes wa Boston
sArURDAf. Nos. 81.
Ireland, QueenstOwn ani Liverpool
steamship IL 81. Supplementary hsl is
at 1880 steamship from
Pier No. 81 Moth River.
For Europe SOUTHAMPTON ard Bremel by steamship ohessunn
80 Supplementary mai cosci al the Post
Ohe l:3J Steamship iruH Pier OOs OF ThrI
b., Hubike.
Mails Belgium BY sw ani. close IL
a.
Nas Aspnwa Panama South Central
po Ceon. close al 10 Supplementary
rs. OGe at ii Steauhp sails at - NJ
iror Pier No 40 \, nth River
steamship OF Texas. close
Steamship sa.isaI .. fro.n Pier No. 20 /. IL
SUNDAl. Nov. D.
Al Malls close t O'Clock Tnr ost0ace 10 from
TO VI a. &c.
MONDAY. Nov %.
Mails for Wet nee Brazil lad the Argentine Confederation hy the
steamship SOu;h Ame.cl, at Supplementary Mail VIII
tie Psi Ohce at 2:l5 steamship 81 from
Per No. 43 n r.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
TIE BONES OF THOMAS PAINE AND THEI
SNOWMAN.

SNOWMAN.
TO the Edftor Of The Tribune.
SIR | sec by yesterdays TRIBUNE that Mr..
Thomls Plnes grave has been Obhteratcd." Thomas
Pailc's bones however, gathered up by william
Conbet in i9 ana taken by him to England In the ship
Hercules and that il!Ustrious Beast carried them
around the EaesA country for tho homage OF the fools
Of the period. There n story toll OF his taking them
10 a country inn. The landlord discovering who he
was made him leave the place. and tnen posted Il
ulacard over ia" inn with the announcement that
'Toe Bones CoDoctt Paine had been ordered TO
qut the house" s.
PAiadeipht1 Penn. Nov. H. 1874
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19

Rosse Lew H. foet M and hn Cabot spd four children ous
nve bone Nine Chas Block and ehh Klein HaJerD Mme
Cat Dsuphin and two children.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19

was clearly established that Boos had made only one
application.
The jury gave the plaintiff the full amount claimed
s5246 o. and the Court granted allowance OF per
cent TO his counsel For the plaintiff. Bergen Ivens;
for the defendant, Prentiss & Matten
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
Wredn 5teamers.

DED STAR LINE.-AppOinted to carry the
III Belgian United States mails.
The blowing Steamers appointed 70 SAIL
FOR ANTWERP.
Prom Philadelphia From New'forh ~ oo
VADRRLAND. Nov 10 COlINA. W"
EEDERLAND 4 sWITzBKLAND. ..,....hoI 1l
FROM ANTWERP.
Por Phlsdephis. For Nswforf ~,
NHDERLAND..... Nov 10 Oct ~
YapERLAND ........Dec COLINA.............Noy.2 2I
PRICES OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY. -
First $50 Second cabin
intermediate tickets to and IRON ali pcn at the lowest
rates
Passenger al classes nnsurrssset Ample sttend
provided Every carries surgeon and steware
Through through Bills Of Lsng issued between all prom
inenf points
Po freight and other information apply TO
GEO. w. OLTOh, AgL, AZ Bros1-st, Newf ORR
JOHN MCDONALD. Passenger Agent,
& Batteiy.Disce NevYork
PETER WRIGHT SONS. General Agents.
307 Wslnutst. Philadelphia
b. WONDER BECKE. General European Agent, Antwerp.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
Gin Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE-At reduced price, 409 West
6st!.i neat three.stosy and ba bosnone front
HOVsE without Furniture Apply Dense onJ small
amount cash required
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
CALENDARS THIS DAT.

.ppar bsfor. IN. on tn. 2lh inst. los o'clock James 't DsreA
elL-See spipion
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
Gountrp prorerlp 10 Get.
5ales op Auul0n
ART SALE! THE KoHs COLLECTION.
THIS THURSDAY EVENING.

The Messrs LEAvlTT that they Instructed By Mr.
without limitation his soe col.
cabinet Paintings represented By Of the most
# the masters OF m0e art Tie sale ~ take place AZ
the Hail salesroons THIS Thuiay) EVENING i9h
Anrln
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19

VNO HOUSE-HUNTERS AND BUYERS
ae.srs DUaGIN CROSsMAN. Architects No G3 East Forty.
Gr corner Parkive propose Offer until tie 2iJ inst,
HOUSE, private bids plan never before at
npte The Nos j. o. and ii East Forty fourth st. be-
Fifth Mad and Nos Is and 20 East Ffbseyeptb.
st. between Ffh AID Madonave pamphlet conang plans Of
with u particulars conditions oi the SAFE can DC
taned OF at their Office.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19

MARBLE SCULPTURBi

MARBLE SCULPTURBi
The most important eolcc
offered for s in t c0latry IL
Art Rooms Sl7 BOsdway By the eee
Marshall ooi and Bauch also by
the American artists Ives snd PARK By Marshall Wood pane-
IIebe- Tie Of Shirt also sm,-Pcte-A lsdora
-Prosepna-A Syren-a Also DaIhBe AMI Hebe-Stau
ette-3 By Rauch deceased: Ncor Of the hnest
Of marble executed
Queen ycra the other for the King Prus TO be sold br
auction FRIDAY EVENING 20 tie A RoOus sl7 Broadway
lie Mei.r IRAYITr. AlctioneeTs
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19

XVANTED-A well-built, bright, comfortabl,
HOUSE In good locality puce not TO exceed $3OOOO Al
drc,s with all particulars, HOMB. y. o., Boz 3,420
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
Coal, Sc.
Gorporation Notices.

LIOR FURNISHING GAS-SEALED PRO
POsAIS will be received br the Coum iousr Of Pablo on
uuu coct noon 1874 fo rnhipg Gas nc for
public lamps penod nooths comns1eug January sso
For particulars see The City Record Copies O sac Ne oV
Hall
CEWERS. PAYING, &c.--Sealed Proposals
y will be received by Department OF PcLe WORKS until II
ooei noon Nov 25 1874 for sewers Paving a. In various
streets n r.-
Por particulars TIE CITY Record Copies for sale at No. City
Hall
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
miscellaneous.

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN OF nine
N doing arge pseaee ~ eolnty ylase,
ASSOCIATE HIMSELF with LYecan IN city, near
New.York preferred hduress W.. TrbuGe OGce
DRUSIIES of every description at 33J Pearl
DstAh articles the lowest cory prices JOHN hoPFbL.
manufacturer and importer
EOR SALE, CHEAP-A large number OF
new and secondhand APPLE BARRELS AMI BARaELS sot-
able for cider, "a RGtcers-sp EeS-lofk A. y bKoos.
HEALTH-LIFT WANTED, s2cond-hand.-
l. l. Address. with ricaars. o. Box t.s1l.
DRINTING OFFICE tor $500; new quarter
and eighth meinm presses; cabinet vita ~ !on time
required A!iess NJ Br A Tribune Uptown ohe % "es'
32d-st
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19

SUPERIOR CouRr-TRIAL TsRH- PART H-cuRrn' ).
ll22 wjt.ovl. at Brennan 7l2 Wagner al agt Thonp'
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19

Mails for We. lniies Brazil. lnd the Argentine Conf
steamship Sou:h Amc.cl close at D. 10. A Suppen
close at ,ae 7 Isl OMee at 2:l5 D. steamship sails
Per Ma az Il
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
Oreln 5Icnmers

EAGLE LINE.
IL UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
TO PLYMOUTH CHbRBOi RG AND HANBURG
The Cie-bLt steamships sal from NeSiora o0gs
kLOfSrOCK, Cap. Fischer December >.
HLRDER Can't Ger December l..
from Eag Pier. foot Of Firs, iOboAen.
RATES or PASSAGE TO
PLYMOUTH LONDON. IHERbDURG AND HAMBURG:
CABIN 500 500 gOi se'rag
S24 PeIad Aet !om anbuf sd elrrenry
for c gt atp'g FCSCH, EBYH Co.. ~ Souh Wllims,.
for eassage Apply to KNAUfil, EAChOD, kUlNs,
General Age-t, ll3 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
BrookIpn propertn Go fst.

DARLOR FLOOR of No. 102 Pineapple-st.;
front suitable Office shop. teRg bat doors
from Fuon.st W. 4. COOK. ZSj "ashingtoast Brooklyn
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-08-08
e. ITwAsN'T A JOKE.

I happened to call at Magruder's
the other morning, on my way
down town, and as ] know them
we'll, entered the side dsor with
out knocking. I was shocked to
find Mr.. Magruder PROSTATE on
the floor, while Mrs. Magruder sat
on bis chest, and rumbling among
his hair, she bumped his head on
the boards, and scolded him vigur-
ously. They rose, when / came
In. and Magruder, as no WIPED the
blood from his nose, tried to pre-
tend that 1t was only q joke. But
Mrs. Magruder interrupted him
Joke? Joke? l should think
not! j was giving him dressing
down. He wanted to have family
prayers before break fast and / was
determined to have them after
ward and as he threw the Bible at
me, and hit Mary Jane with the
hymn book, i soused down on him.
If can't rule this house I'llknow
The reason why. Pick up them
Scriptures and nave prayers. You
hear me. Magruder? It's more
trouble regulatin' the piety OF this
family than runnin' a saw-mill.--
Mary Jane, give your pa that
hymn book
/ left before the exercises began.
-MaS Adeter.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-08-08
FROM HEDGEsVILLE.
HEDGEsvILLE, August Sd.

HEDGEsvILLE, August Sd.
HesSrS. Editors
Our village is distressingly dull
in fact so much SO that it scarce
ly furnishes material enough for q
letter of interest. There is some
talk about political matters, but as
general thing, the people are
quite Indifferent on the subject.
One thing is certain they will vote
only FOR good men, and petty of
fice-seekers and small-fry politi-
clans will have to keep near the
shore. The Congressional canvass
excitcs no interest-our people not
having made up their minds as to
how they will act in the matter. =
You may rest assured they will
not respond to the dictation of par
ty hacks, and the crack of the par
ty whip will be laughed at, when
used to bring voters up TO the sup
port of incompetent men who
would foist themselves upon the
people as nominees of this or that
party.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-08-08

Van Ness alias Livingston, ar
rested at Richmond, Va, three
weeks since on a charge OF forging
the name of Commodore Wander
bilt tot large amount of paper and
attempting 10 utter the same as
true, was discharged on Saturday,
the prosecution failing to get wit
nesses from abroad to appear
against him. His family, who
have been confined i'll jail as va
grants, were released, and the
whole batch irdereu 10 leave the
city Within wrhty four hours
Van Ness a I. W days ago attempt
ed suicide by hanging, having
twisted strip, of clothing into a
rope and fastened it to a hook in
the cell, but was frustrated by
timely discovery.