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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-18
DECISIONb-DEC, IL,

Superior ,Court-Special Term-By Judge Sedg-
ct al ag' Kecum-Moon deed without, costs and
without prejudice TO for after disposition Of app al
IRON Judgment at present General Term fsko sgt K-mpMoion
Denied Injunction dissolved Potter Wexe sMoon denied
without costs fSee menu Hawley ct al HannshoOrder
modified so not ira Of Corwu BviMos
granted unless defendant Gle vii hin bond with be
approved &C. In penal Of 900 indemnify plaintiff and
hun rbaevrr the accounting Of this s due
HOLMAN sgt cseJu gment tor defendant demurrer Payne
ext. &C.. sgt. Derby. Motion deniei. (See menu
by Judge treemane he Mayor &c The motion for the
continuance Of the injunction denied and the preliminary Injunction
SOLVED With $40 See opnon) The People &c 10 the
aton Of David Wolf Aaron Jacobs Attachment granted Tn0-
ue Association agf Smith Order settled N Catholic Protectoy
ag Blocker Street Fulton Phy Railroad set
tied and oerei Gle White Woodworth a-0rer granted
Same agt Slmefndngs OF feet and conclusions law signed
Common Peds-SDocidl Iem--By Judge Larre-
DoreVsnderwele sgt CsananP nngs and decree settled
BY Dsly. G. JBeaumons KemptonMoton denied (opin-
onl eager Van Nort-Juigmen for defendant demurrer
O2penbeimer sgt Edvarj-Jadgment for pantx
Supreme Court hdmbers-By Judge LAWRENCE
Matter Of Jese Newman.-Orer granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-18
CHARGE OF FORGING A DEED.

John Bough was arrested yesterday morning
on the charge of forging deed for house and lot In
New-Jersey. 1t is said that the property originally
belonged to Osmon Reed who conveyed 1t to JACOB
Allison and wife, subject to mortgage OF 5000 In THIS
deed there in the description and certain
erasure 1t is this deed which the prisoner Is charged
With forging He claims that Reed afierward gave
Allison quit claim deed for the property thus recty-
ing the errors OF first deed He also produces deeds
from Allison himself dated before the aui'-clam
deed was given. and another a conhrmatory deed lie
was taken TO the Court of General Sessions, before Re
corder Hackett and committed for trial In defau VI
$4,000 pail His counsel, Peter Mitchell, aprled LOT
reduction OF ball. bur decision gwen. ls staen
that B0ugh was arrested before In connection wih
this matter In NewJersey by Pnkerion's detectives
but was released and has sued his captor He - also
defendant IN civil suit brought by Reed FOR $1,000
damages. He is the proprietor OF Olympic Han. III elk"
teentn-st, and was formerly hotel keeper III Jersey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-18
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FOR fAyANNA-Ia steamship GeI Barnes, Dec H. Dr. J. b.
n. Citing WIFE, Miss Beeh,n. Mss F. Redwood X u
Miller ami wife W. Heney H. Livingston, James b. krwin, Nm
Skinner Mss Laura Miss Msrs Ball Henry Bal and. se
CsrE Marp aud wife Dr. \ Reel hss Bessie nap
ain Edward Phelps john Gsrad W. L. Bishop, Wibnr H. BISHOP
Chsrles Leonard Charles Palmer. Rev Csfer j. MauPs
Matthews soltan John Ruce Thomas Ford Morris Koran, No.
do ph Gressemanu, ia. A. OBn.n, Maggie A Lee -
FOR BERMUDA-Ia steamship Canind Dec l7-Mrs Lane
Mss Lane Miss Lane Aane Chss A. Lane Mrs Tucker
Miss Mss L. g outerSdgs Mrs. Thos Aes W. hs burn
Mrs Meyer John Rush g. Harvey Mn Trott and cad B. A.
soden r. Cannon VIM Richardson spad hsham JOS d. Lopes
ROb. Guthrie. - a.,
FOR HAyANA-Ia steamship Guy Of Ner York Dec Inns
c. e. D. Garcia and wife Mrs Gsrhsle Mrs A. Monies
j. p Moue Mrs L. o. Vnaeas and daughter snd ser
wants Tomas Terry wife, aud servants NJ Alfredo VIVA
gp Ramon Vlaqin JmneI T. Casanova and wife Mrs Leila r.
HALL Meced de Ia Gurs and servant ~ story u sdwau
Biquist Heny Miss Fanny Johnson Graham Young VIE
A. Henger, T. de Lara heme WAY, II. hr
5ezger Lsmadd servant H. Uhrbach H. Parker L. Bsan
K Maicss Mrs H. Grsftadt child and servant Ping j. j. Ma
chado and servant U. b. Jackson.
FROM HAvANA-Is steamship Chy Of Hdrana. Dec lT.-J0e
Perrer infant Mis- Joana Banos Joe Hu
eemenis Msaue D.x Wstu Kane H. RUSSELL Jesse '" Danger
ANTONIO Engln, A. T. Is. MoseA
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and RAILWAY Co al splesl mon he sspns ces Ssv-nn
ice-0a motion Of a B. Elkiss dosteed and disnised
No &c Csdls receiver, ast Geons Bsisr Coz eppes
om The Dist let Court Of United States for the Middle Dssncs
bsmleubmitei printed argument By M Phiip o eoonse
for plaintiff In
No 1.-THE National Banh Clarion s Joseph D. jones'
asagne appeal Court Of the United States Tor
the Western District Of argument Of this cause
eoocuied BIZ Mr. Black Of counsel PLAINTIFF In error
No. bs8-L C,rk agt The City Of Iowa Cty sppea rom ,ns
Circuit Court United States the District Of
pns the 20h rule Mr. Jos ant Of eosns
Tor plaintiff and BY Mr. b. Paterson for defendant In error
No l02-yas b. Clark. jr.. assignee -
No. 1O3-sn ct Ag Jas b. Clark lei appeal from the Ciren
Court Of the United Southern District Of
argued Clark and by Mr. H.
w: CLARK OF counsel for lsein.
No. lOf-D d. administrator &e act Jones. Brown Coj
appeal rom the Circuit Court Of the United States for the Eastern D
tnct OF sasSubmei printed arguments BY hr Cak
and W. Wsms counsel for plaintiff aud By Mr. d.
Gsrland for defendants
No lO6The United States Express Co. sgt Wares appeal
from the rat Court the District Of Nebrsk
Argued BY Mr. NJ woow counsel for plaintiffs IN error AND
o. MI Clinton Buggs for defendant
No lOS-L Jennison ct e sg L. H. Leonard. h. appeal
from the Circuit the for the Western District 81
Mchisan-s omitted printed arguments by Mr. SMILEY aud
hnghe. eours for plaintiff and By Mr. H. D. Morris isf
defendants
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SHIPPING INTELLIG ENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK ......

PORT OF NEWBORN DEC l..
CLEARED.
Steamship cmbrs tGer, Brandt Hamburg Kunhart. Co
Steamship Ea br J man sstoS' r. SSSPs s'n'0'
ss' hD tr Of Tesen Havana Sons
ss.mhD ssSn Barnes S, chez SAVANNAH r Carlson
steamship Richmond Reed Richmond Norfolk &C. Old Dominion
' Steamship p Neptune, Berry, Boston H. Dmock
s sts.m:SD Ee Al of1 Jos poand A%
steamship Octorara Reynolds Baltimore. W. Da CELL
steamshp North Point Smith, PhalelDha LOar Steamship Co.
steamship Beverly Pierce Phladepbs Jane, aand
s Ship S 9sssS Sl Gl Si fnoa
ssS S S BE- MSIfI as' Po Twill T'
Bar. Der tlapg, Hly.aa, Il D. 50 y Br'es@an.
BARK BARK Atlantic Dcttt,on H. Som.
,a, H.5Ty s. :; SSs9 + EIc g ,s c. Archibald
B Brig s t. stcT.f Per SPAN. " n n, ons
Bris Tcneriae Tracey Genoa. Miller housA!oH
Hannah kng Turks Island ana Market D. j. en-
schr John n. Parker, Moore Norfolk. I. B. eager.
scSr Mary Louisa Gsslin Washington n. G. zophar Mills
sehr. Aunis L. Palmer Lewis Jacmel Isaac R. Staples
sSSr Bcne Hart Brook. savinnsS eate 81 eTe Co.
H, Fra SSAe g sss II a. w. c tss'' So 6,r
Sehr Reynolds wonenayke Lagaya AID Porto Cabelo
ssSr sase Burton Barley Stanford STANFORD Manufacturing Co.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Erin (Br Andrews Liverpool q via Queenstown
3D. with mise and pass. to T. W. j. hurst
vita ssf msr And nI pass. 70 KaniaTdt Co.
steamship Of Havana. Phillips. Havana Dec H. with mds
01 Steamship Soro Point Smith, PhadeUh Lorlapi
sar WSan ofPictOu) days with me
Norah Of BOs'On Hail. Tarragona Oct H. and Malaga So
DAYS with fruit.
ri Cslaae of rlnce EGwaIds &ni McDOlsi Leghon 40
days, with marble rags &c -
irs Eyeang Bermud Asburn Singapore Aug 90 With
Bng slcga ut) Ceruch Guantanamo 40 DAYS, with
rS Eath MraxaoIe Is coffee.
Brig Goodwin Craig. Malaga Al days, with irIit.
Brown MIragaoEe 20 days with ogwooi
scI LuoA Muhs sou, Jones, Wilm " Jays
lumoer
FOREIGN PORTS.
PLYMOUTH Dec lj-Saed, steamship W. a. Schoen Hus from
ASrWYRp Dec l2-Sailed. steamship Snmapn Lechere for
New-iork.
DISASTERS.
Loypoy 1.-THE British barK Dolphin from Charleston for
received much dam by
ose The Nogegan Rothesiy. Norfolk for Liverpool
rived at Famonth Today encountered heavy weather
ifor Latest Ship Neus see FIN Paqe.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-18
A CIGAR-MAKERs RETURNS AMENDED.

A case of considerable Importance to manu-
facturers of will for trial to-day IN the
United States Circuit Court before Judge shipman
facts in 1t. stated are substantially as foows' "
Costcr the Collector for the Ivth District caimeu 'na'
T. r. Strlch had made correct return OF the num
Der OF cigars manufactured by him, and, as Ia aegeo
his books in which kept the accounts OF Ills ''ns
actions in leaf tobacco showed that ne had had on
greater amount Of that KIND OF tobacco than ne nau
returned as made up into cigars. TIE Collector .ncn
assumed that 80 pounds Of leaf tobacco will make io"
cigars. and. acting that assumption be coieeoo
under protest, $37 OF Strch tax upon the csars
which. claimed he had manufactured ana maui Nv
account Of Strich then brought suit In tne On ~.
States Circuit Court to the aInoun upo" tne
ground that his assumption that 80 pounds o, ,sa,
tobacco will make 1000 cigars Is erroneous anu INA.
there law authorizing the Collector TO act
assumption. The Collector claims that, IN case VI
false return of the number cigars manufactures, nc
warranted IN estimating the correct number In the best
way possible Lautprbach Co. for Sricb, ami Assisat
United States DistrctAtorneys Simonds ana shefnah
%
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CIVIL NOTES.
The United States District Court in Brook

The United States District Court in BROOK
Ign has adjourned for the term Judge Benedict Will
open court GU the first Monday IN January.
A motion was heard yesterday In the gu
preme Court, Special Term, before Justice Pratt OF
BROOKLYN for mandamus against the Board OF AUDIT
of the town OF Hampstead To compel them " audie cer
tain bills. Decision was reserved
About Is or 20 liquor dealers were arrested
yesterday not taking out licenses, as required oy
law upon the indictments recently found by the Grand
M9s s Of the sne@ or
ably brought up for trial in the Court OF oyer anu
Terminer to-day.
In the General Term of the Supreme Court
Brooklyn Yesterday before Justices Barnard Tappen,
and Donohue, the appeal heard from an order OF
Justice Pratt In Special Term, denying MOTION ,os
change OF venue. IN tue cases OF Royai auu % rp,
Sammis and George H. Banks. Tor muruel a Eanar
The was argued at length ny S far the
Barlow for the people, and Charles W. brooAo Ao' WV
defendants. Decision was reserved. .,
In the Marine Court, Judge McAdam, In the
suit OF Anke against the Hiberna Insurance Company
directed verdict for the defendant The plaintiff had
given his premium to the broker through whom no "'
sured but the broker had failed TO pay the money 20 Inc
Company before the fire. Inc pSey cy should not
he valid. and that where an insurance was ot
pbe insured Judge McAdam held that provisions
were binding on the piaintih r,.
Judge Speir, in the Superior Court TRIAL
Term dismissed the complaint Of Eliza Payne ad"in-
istratrx, against the Fortysecondstreet anu u'"nu
street Railway. Her Waiter. a boy 10 years o'a'
either Jumped OF or pushed of the front piatorm
of n car January, 1873 into the snow neaPeu w ~
each of the track Sliding back he was run r th.t
the ear aud died his injuries. The Court nc .n
the evidence make out case VI e ga.
sf1ps .1s y or se
Chief Justice DAILY, In the Court OF COM
mon Pleas sustained q demurrer TO the complaint OF
Thomas W. eager against Commissioner Van Nor| Aus
plaintiff o streetsprnkler. bat was refused permis
sion last Spring the Crotou water He appea v 20
the Common Council, who directed Mr.. Van MOTT " e
him permission " pay ment OF the fees prescrpeu ~
the Common Council" Mr.. Van Mort still reiuseu W ao
this aud the plaintiff brought suit claiming dainaeos
for malicious refusal. Toe defect In the conpiain'
was that did not state what were the fees
there being fact Tae Court held that inc oceoS
was fatal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-18
THE COURT OF ARBITRATION.

William Z. Dodge presided yesterday at a
special meeting of the Chamber Of Commerce. called to
hear the report OF the Committee the Amendment to
the Arbitration act. Elliott +. Shepherd, IN behalf OF
the Committee made statement OF the amendments,
which provide that appeals shall be allowed from the
Court of Arbitration TO the Court of Appeals in
involving 5000 and that the salaries OF
arbratOrs and CLERKS be paid by the city while the
expenses of light. fuel, room, &C.. be borne by the
Chamber. He also said that fee bill was incorporated
for the purpose OF fixing the small fees In connection
with the be done in regard TO the entering OF
suits acknowledgements ard documents which are TO be
turned the Treasury The fec for the Use OF the
Chamber will be IS from each sdc and Is cents for
ackno wedgments OF papers. The Committee expect
that this court will transact much business as any
other court in the city The following Is the memorial
prepared by the Committee:
Your memoriasts respectfully represent TO your hon
O. able body that the authorizing arbitration
mercantiIe disputes III the port OF NewYork passed
April 1874 has been received with general favor by
the mercantile and legal classes OF this metropolis. and
has worked most successfully IN accomplishing its OBJ
iect OF furnishing the means for speedy and ecOnOmi
cal settlement of disputes on commercial questions. AS
was anticipated by your memOallsts at the time they
asked for the passage OF law operation has sug
gested amendments which still further perfect 1t
and make it an increasing public benefit The amend
ments are divided INTO sections corresponding with
the work of the reylsers, who have published In It's
proper place the revised statutes or the State
thIer proposed revision and codifeaon OF this Arbra
ton act and the amendments submitted herewith VIII
be in entire harmony with the new revision. Your
memoraists therefore ask that these amendments
be passed into a law, and they Will ever pray.
The Committee also recommended the adoption OF the
following resolution:
Resolrtd That tie dmen to this act together with the
the subject be and hereby adopted the of this Cham
be authorized authencs
Of same g. 1875 E1ceeBcy
both Houses Of the l. gsature
The report of the COmmi tee was received, and the
amendments memorial and resolution attached were
adopted. 5. b. Rugges. on behalf Of the Committee
representing the Chamber in the Conference on Com
mercia Facilities. reported the action OF that body IN
recommending the sale OF the lateral canals and the
appointment OF Committee TO wait on tho Governor
elect with "a view TO advo atDg the measure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-18
DEPARTURE or FOREiGN MAILA

FRIDAY. DEC H.
AMs for sfsI b. closed the Sew'forf Potonoe eVeo
tsy o. .. m, and VIA Boston ,o
SATURDAY.. DEC. ID.
Britain Ireland Wis Queenstown snd hverpoo
by The steamsp Republc close IL m. Supplementary NAL
closed post-0acs Steamship sails at D. m from
Pier No SO North River. 49,, -
Por Europe via mpton Bremen by the steamship Hsn
Supplementary hail is closed At the POST
0nes 80 D. IN Steamship sails from Pier DOT Of Third
st. Hoboken
Mails for Asppwa Pssms the Central American and South Psec
ports b, steamship Colon close at ~ supple
m-nrv Mail the Post Once IL steamship sails At
IL NJ, from Pier No az North River. .
HAITI Nassau Curacao ard Venezues, by ne
Airs at IL n. beamsp sails at p M from fier NO. o.
North River. nm
SUNDAY. DEc 20.
Mails close at o'clock IN. Tnc fostOhce open nos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-18
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

day Dec. a. 1874;
No. 129rhe Ontario Bsnt appellant sg The Eewersey Steam
boat COMPANY bv W. H. Armour OF counsel for
APPELLANT. and by Charles Jones for respondent.
NO. 2S0Ihe Peope &c. plaintiffs ae Chs Dohns do
endant eoAued BY Ruins W. Peckham OF counsel for appel
iant, and submitted for def n1ant
No l24Marga Corcorsn, appellant Edwin W. Hobrook ct
by PsmenteT Of counsel for appellant
ara by Irving Bro~ne for respondents.
No. l46rhe National Bank Of Watkins appellant ag
Usnrellt Miller. re pondent-Passed.
NO l4IThe Wayery Paper Mills appellant, ag Wheeler H.
bristol al motion Of Charles Parker Of counsel
lot fesLondepts, judgment affirmed by default
No 149Dsne Lowre Western Union Tele
graph COMPANY ppsn-Agued George W. Of counsel for
appellant. and by " A. McCombe for respondent
Proclamation made and Court adjourned Friday Dec H.
out Of Appes-0dsred that the Of this court fr the
of be held the Capitol In the CITY Of Albany commencing Tues
cav Jan 10 az 10 o'clock and that calendar be made fo that
term which shall be only such shall he noticed
Aoum at said aud notice Of argument with due proof
service thereof shall be ed with the CLERK Of the Court before
the 9th day OF Lei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-18

named In The will dead Those who appear before
In favor Of the WILL sre pepncW
OF the estator and representatives Of the Roman at
Ollie institutions The will Ia contested by the PUBIC
administrator, who denies the validity OF the WIN huu
arms that there are no relatives LIVING in which case
the property passes into his hands, a. the ropresenua
tive VI the State The nephew. Manuel Banco mas pc
titioned TO have himself Jose Navarro and Felc'apo
Lataso appointed general administration OF tue
estate This request has not been granted ana VIII no.
I've considered until the question OF the validity OF inc
Will 10 settled. In the meantime Surrogate Huicnngs
has appointed Jose Navarro aud T. ID. Tappan specai
admit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-18
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Commissioner White decided yesterday that ne
had full try tho exrsdion Gaze o. eAfi 'os" na
proceedings tomorrow.
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday before
Recorder sckstt Wright and John Coaeu pleaded euy
basgsy third degree and each sent the v
four Gallagher and Samuel Hammer pleaded M
% and were each sent Penispv for nine months
CaL Henry Gibson pleaded rlv q an .ssSp Hsa
r prxon and State Prison for ia yah nsaV
schneider esded su petit larceny and ssns TO We
sry o sI James NJ HAS, boy. psaoed gaY ~ V'
snsay from the pses 70 shs House kssase
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ALLEGED HIGHToNED SMUGGLING.

At the request of her counsel, Mr.. Bell,
Commissioner Shields has adjourned till tomorrow the
examination Of Mile. Leon JuvD, who was arrested on
Wednesday a charge OF smuggling from Paris large
number costly silk for ladies Of wealth In this
city. number OF exceedingly well-dressed called
yesterday at the Commissioners Office and in agi
tated manner inquired what would be done with Mile.
Juyin The Commissioner replied that he couldn't tell
til he had heard the evidence for and against her. As
yet has offered to become ba in $4,000 for lie.
JuvIn, and Is therefore still an inmate OF Ludlow
treet Hail.
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emnAI sssuoEs-HAcxsrS R-Jsmes meBdds Dsp's! Lesy
Thomas Saith Thomas Hsmss. Job. Rysn, Chris Lou.. ooes
homas gsds Moran feonions sssau and base zen.
Hans Heny ppsrmsn robbsr Daniel Ferguson bags ssnre
Bsdshav Locbrsa James Murphy wI shnpen Aaa 1.
grand larceny Thomas false John W. resrec ns
Moore petit Iarceny Charlotte Sanders felony saran 3''
derry boasea
OysR AND JHcn-y Kohrs Robt johnson
Pred Burger Mc Trsinor Joon Weesng Dedncn eo~essn'
Charles Boteer, violation OF the Excise laws
CouRr OF AppRALs ALBAsy Dee 1.-THE following tne
D,y Calendar Of the Court Appeals for Friday Dec 49, NOS
$50, 1872 1853. 1856, 1866 1877, 1853, 159.
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WEALTHY sPAsIARp,s WILL.

BartolOmi Blanco died in this city some
time ago. leaving property estimated To be worth $780,
ooo BY hrs will, which signed about 30 years
he makes requests TO the Roman Catholic Orphan Asy
Inn. the Roman Catholic Half-orphan Asylum. and
one or two other institutions and leaves largo
for charitable purposes In his native place In Spain. but
most Of his property Is gwen TO bis relatives living In
spaip The will was found several months after his
death by James Cassidy. who testified yesterday In the
6urrogscs Court 10 tho authenticity OF the most OF tho
signatures Of the witnesses. All Of tho executors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-18
A THEATER MANAGER INDICTED.

Samuel Shapter, the proprietor or manager
of the Metropolitan Theater Broadway, arrested
Yesterday by Capt McDOnough, upon indictment by
the Grand Jury, charging him with misdemeanor. Mr.
shapter was arrested once before upon complaint
with regard to tho character Of his performances, but
was discharged These performances form the basis OF
the present charge. He to the Court OF Gen
eral Sessions yesterday morning, and admitted to bail
In slOOO william H. Craig OF No % West Onehundred-
aud-t " enty 81 4 th-St. became his surely.
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR UAMBURG-In seamship Oinbrd Dec 17-MF and Mrs
French NINA French H. Miles, Cenie,aer Esx.ia
Uolappe d. Decker Schohon r. scbreck Louis Cohen
Gustav nIe Prank Simmons Albert Carl Range Otto schs
John Enge Peter St Jacob Froma Charles
Miller otteb Bslnefer Adoph La be- Pierre Tom
baaad German Lattarpy, Arnold GIo Edward GAhAd ra'
Dedlst f.. Prayer.
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THE KINGsBRIDGE ROAD ASSESSMENTS.

Judge DOnohue has signed the order con-
rming the report Of the Commissioners Of Estimate and
Assessment in the matter of laying out, widening and
Strengthening the KnSsbridge Road from Onehundred-
andftty-hfth.st to Harlem River In note sent win
the order he says that lie has had no time 10 write an
opinion, but report ought 10 be confirmed wthout
any further delay, and he will write an opinion al some
future day.
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MINIATuRK ALMANAC

7:19 4;3i Moon seo'.. EoO
Sandy HOOK DAP 3l3 Hell Gate Ferry. 5:02
Hooi Bill Island 343 Hell Gate Ferr!.. 4:32
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PROVING TIE CONDITION OF THE POOR-TuK THIRTY
Rsr ANNUAL DIRECTORY ready Subscribers
will be ,uppd early prachcahe at their residences or mme
da by sending TO the Office Room No. 90 Bible House Egts
Tie following officers the Association and Chamen Of tue
uittees are authorized receive Subscriptions VIZ;
JAMES BROWN, President No. 90 Wallst
HOPATIO ALLRN Vice-PresJcnt. No. % Wilham ST.
LANES LRNOX. Vice President, No. 50 Fiith-aye
John C. GREEN. Vice-Preident, No. n south-st
WILLIAM H. ASPINWALL, YicePresdent, No. % Southst
EDWARD s. JAFPRAY, VicePresident No. $50 Broadway
ROBERT b. MINrURN, Treasurer Ne. 70 soutast
ROBERT NJ HAATLBf. Cor. Secretary. No 90 Bible House.
GEORGE GRIsWOLD Rec. Secretary, No n soq;h'st.
ELECTED art Brown No % Wast Jonathan
125 Pont Ersstus u Benedict No. ol "asI hoo
ert Lepor Kennedy. No. 20 Nassaust ~
WARD CoNnITTREs-F, Second sud Third wards
Cvsge W. Able No. Pnes Fourth Charles Chamberan No
1862 Souhs James Van keck, No 100 Frankln-st
John IL Frankln-t; Seventh. Wm Abbott No. "
Pke-st Eighth Rndico No. SO Chson-; Nj tn Peter A.
WEIGH No. West Tenth Thomas Sutton No ~ R,1atop-
st Eleventh. Dr. Henry Csmptou No 23s East Twelfth ST.
James No. 315 East and twentieth
st Thrteenth Thomas No. 43i Graads Fourteenh
Henry 1853 Grand Fifteenth Frederick A. Conkins,
No 81 Tenth ST. Sixteenth James spele No. 29 Bah,have
seyeneeuth, Samuel r. Smith. No. Is West Twenthsrthst
Eighteenth Adam W. Spies No so Rsst Tweay Nineteenth
Joseph No. $50 East Forty ninthst Twentieth, Darius
M 81 g. No. 255 Broadway Tvntydrst John Pullman No 232
Esst Thirty nnht Twenysecond Erastu H. Munson NO. 100
West Forty eighth-.t . x .
No so Bible House NewYok
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE following - sum
- ~. rsoeseaprs 10 Tie Uued Cesn ssta
~ 767.-Tho.psos sdns, u sA' ~ Ess Assss" - ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-18
6teamboaia ano Railroads.

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