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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-02

THE oyster trade OF Baltimore has In.
creased In the last few days to double itS
former extent -Four years ago there
was not a single packing establishment
In that city, and the starting Of one
would almost have been ridIculed. Now
there are ten frms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-02
NELL & ELLINGHAM,
w hoIesaIe GroceTs,
1905 MAIN STREET.

Have now In store and for sale;
900 B6ls Flour, embracing White Rose, Edel
weiss, Keystone, Howard and other STANDARD
200 Hall Bbls Lake Herring
100 White Fish.
800 No. 8 MAckerel
200 No. . Mackerel.
$VO ,tSekA S Aaekese Nos 9And in quartz,
8 Tterces choice Carolina Rlca
l50 Bbls choice N. o. MolASScs.
90 Hhds choice N. o. Sugar.
30 Bbls 6yrups,
200 Bbls Standards A, B, Extra C, Grauula,cd
Powdered, Crushed, franklin and 90 Sugar..
l00 Bags prime 70 choice Coffee,
y Hall Chests prime 10 choice @, 2, Tas1.
90 Caddies prime 70 choice g, P, Teas,
20 Half chests primo 10 choice Black Teas
Our Tobacco embraces HRlbrOok's, ], K, MIN.
ner's, PAGES and other good reliable brands,
among the best In the country. Our stock n
null and complete, and will DO offered 10 Inc
trade At the lowest market price. We Invite
e Soos Geye5s % eau and examine our stock be-
marc NELL b BLLnTGHAM.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-02
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TKLEGRApH
Public Debt Statement.

WARRINGTON, December THE fol-
lowing is the public debt statement issued
to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-24
pFCIsIONs-JCLY %.

Siprens Court kdmbas-By Judge Lawrence
Dsrt Br teMouou granted AID report % rsefe o9lnIng4
Holo. AZ 40 Ho.son Judd Newell AIT hng Gantel
Booth AIT Nurh-Orie granted and dismissed Fisher
az Faro. Wuchel NllcleL Memorauiun for counsel
SO each
motion Judgment ed and set aside hunA
oi arrest denied VIII @V COTS
defendant 20 reduce the amount o Dali WI
Odals motion 20 be beard ov Juse Donohue OhA
confirmed ana divorce grantee 70
Uls:uF ctid plaintiff Dawes aCt Spa-ho %
yaste or1er Of arrest deue $40 shaw shaN-Repo
referee judgment Of divorce granted 10 pniu 10
fhs matter e matter Of opening new street norm
f taxed amounts reported by
exec Carney Az vacated H. ID Lv-ge
Thurher Observation-Disclosures ordered havusn
at allowance OF so granted 10 Defendant sb
Ak IrnouAu allowance Of $50 -Iante1 70 plaintiff GlAu aL
hunt granted sltL %lO costs
Common P'eds-SDecidi Ierm-By Judge LaTre-
matter Of the African Union ChuTeaPeuuou granted
detective Ballard aC Hyde
grated TapsugoMouou granted stein 81
Olea rrclWe denied. CocErau AT hoer
Domherg GASES settied BuermaeT lgt Thompson
Application o a. sell granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-24
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NETWORK

PORT OF NETWORK ....................... .JULY 70
CLEARED.
Steamship Hsmmonia tGerl yos Hsnburg Eunhardt Co
NelA EmmeTusn Havana Ae1aucrr sons
SAnshp " A sehoteu tDuseh Huss Rotterdam Faseh bd1e
4 Co
Oh Don uoa Steamship Co.
DOsne PHILADELPHIA Lombard STEAMSHIP 90.
Stearashp Sereus. Be1rse Boston II. r Dmoct
steamsbip MiddisseJ Buell. Hev-HAven R4oteti q Bro.
S,eansb A. sinners WhTTss. Phi ptlA, james Hand
ktsAmship Eoouora JOht 500, PoTliaad J =. AntS
shv H0n,si Modg,tt Liverpool Dnnhsm's Sephev.
Hlp hAross GfeeneA Bunker Liverpool Jas W ESth 90
Bari Rnna G. Besls BAILEY Basi inies v u Browo 90.
Bsrk vauguari Michel Liverpool Hositn1 FrothlBgtsm
BArF Rosns aust ToHpctu Corn f&noGh l. seAgeL
Bari Hoses Rieh Pierce HsFFe, Brett Sou a CO.
Bsrt h6yea Haven Portland, Ne, Miller Holghtoa
Bari Rveiyz tBrl. smith AstsnEas d H. De Wolfe Co.
Bari Eanrts Aust, Amsterdam Flnet Iiye CO.
Bar IA Perch con- for orders. Punch bdye Co
Brg n Lane. Bieknone. Bordeaux. Carver bsrueA
Bng FATone HoOoHGr Porn spAl lTiniaAo ID Iro~braget
ltsl Labr1BO PerEuon, Naples Bay LsSTo sioTsJ
Go.
wsm Csor) sss,ess,u Falmouth Punch Eoys
10
sehL Daylight NePsddee. Porsuo1th n H., CsBaes Co
Scar D. Ibospsb MoisIey Pal River Mass h.ekeu Bro
betI keJonda, aesft, Portsmouth,, n. H.. MLttI
bcIT ~ Hand, DoherfY. Kingston, ~ Solomon &c,
Sehr. Jennie stool, stout Savannah Evans Bah Co
Hehr. BaokstOHs Neksou Providence H. Jackson SOn
SebT W s. 1bompeon ruioef ProviaeBos H. Jackson
scar. AsaAgaSosr. rarnsr, Boston. g.. G. L0un Co
oehT Race hofs<, Miller Cayenne. b.. }. WeLhsTe
scar hsriirfs. thsse, Boston. Ferguson Wosa-
ssAss ~ e. Vrsx. -. Ssspass, a~~s.s . sss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-24
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Yorkville Police Court Justice Sherman
bed Andrew hetyIn on charge o. having 'o % Sos wt
ysued At safry vac arrested ~ % sb s led
for sIaminAaoa.
Several of the Aldermen are suing the Controller
eS. PM ior1aTd as test oss but he eced Alderman h.d
% yssieIa Dsl9 Ey s SDIe r SGs, ra opposes
M Hs argued that ander the Circumstances each '-hH VA
entitled 10 The motion Vas denied
On July IT, Jane Mure was committed for examn-
Murray and sent 30 the Workhouse YESTERDAY enc
va .lsS S ss s amms spd FOR her sshss on ground
that she vac es11nsl ..oel s b pss Judge
The commitment defective and ordered Der '
The case of Mrs Meyers. who is charged with
Reepng dordery houses the Eighth ard a ID Tor ~
Ice CSrt The Eghta waId Citizens AsocsOn h ug'eei
Counsellor AcCesnd to assist toe prosecution vas vel
sent 70 be for t Mrs Meyers against whom The
$1,000.
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday, Judge
Sutherland presiding criminals psAaed guilty arg YER &c.
S .,. c,ns ves In STATE Pon; James sullivan. ruengt
larceny "a year ~ Sse Prison oAsIs shae
isTesny yeA Elizabeth Harmon was aeqmiel
IsIceny and was sent 70 state Prison for two years
AT the TOmhs Police Court yesterday before JUS
ee Fammer Thomas held 900 0s oI PesRg me
pocket Of r4sA "eags q t v SST Thomas Nc
Donald Of No ~ eHrIsi was 1sa N saVO Ba ~ y SIS
Thdsl, brooklyn E. D. lie was in tie e Of lvng away
sh ,ls wISn . % .onsnS SHINE Of tse Foai.
sesnta Precinct they arrest heI Tor drunkenness
Henry Shaw was held yesterday IN default OF
OU Al The Jefferson Police Court by Justice Murray
charged Keeping AT West TsentF seventh
Son Thomas Collier assaulted by t~o men al A1lN
watches One Of she Thomas
M4a arrested The Prison Mors Martin Of
arrested and IN ls POSSESSION
which Identified by M loA a. one o. Hose
tue shove occasion az ne jefferson mare S
poFce Cont The satisfactorily accounted iof
his possession Of the property, having bought II non
Geignau he stated t1t be purchased u RON ser
resut Day Fifteenth PfracL Jastloe Murray
unable hm, ges;eraaY beng
held IN $1,000 bail FOR stealing 80
No 40. y w .Lam J. Cumming u
No leh trial deiant Of $1,000 CHARGED
and ia al amounting 20 about ep non
No III BOaa~Ay The met SAs committee ID
william colorc1 BOY. secree1 himself les-
ai rgscnce IL NO. 90 Fiil-
ave discovered. confessed t lie La enee- M ne
stealing Murray COMMITTED hin 10 oeiaui' Of
/.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-24
DEPARTURES or FOREIGN MAILS

FRTDAl JrLY "a.
Curacos Veleuts, &C, by ne sesrntfp arDe
els o. Steamship sails H. ron fler NO o. " L.
SATURDAI. July -.
Belgian direct TIE steamship Coma close al - steam
sal Is Al -. from % =. \. X
Mails 5ud Ireland va Queenstown aid Liverpool
by ut sieamsnp ll.5J SUPP etl
tary MAJ PostOce 50 l:l5 n Seanl1p sai
Al 2 o H.. from No. 40 North River
F uta ana iremen steamship Oder. mails close
80 d. Supuc1 eatary Mail is closed at tue PstOmee
A. 1915 o. n steamship sails from foot Of IhTdsi Ito
direct by steamship vile 1e Pans mails close AZ
l1.3O &. Ia Steamship sails from Pe No. 90 North sYeL
a Tor AspiawaI Panama Central Amenca ty me steamship
Cir Of Panama e.ose ~ SAL, ~ y Al ron Fer
No. AZ \. r.
SUNDAH. JrLN 20
sil O'Clock I8s tOstOhee Is open HoD
toll Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-24
, nrr,r-1rER.s BoNpsMEN SUED.

II is alleged that Symonds Gardner, who IS
seaa and who was quarIermaster in the army was
defarl,er 10 the Government the extent OF SOoOO
and suit was begun yesterday in the United states
District Court against his oondsmen. H. A. Warner ana
bos bond 10 $1,000, the amount specified IN
GaTners bond II successful in the suit, the Govern
uent lose $3S50)O, IL being the difference Oe-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-24

through his attorneys Messrs Amory Rltch WOOD,
ford for false imprisonment and demands dsinsse hn
$4,000 In hrs complaint when ses ia.,sd
facts in DETAIL the plaintiff declares that oy ns @ 49,
false imprisonment he put 10 90 e1pens - sio oo0
that his business damaged TO the eNItn' W
and that ne vas Injured In mind body and reputatlOh
10 the amount of t1 OO On this he bases his claim.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-24

schr Minnie Reppler Conover Phsdsphis Breed Son Co
schr Isabel Mshef Sac Blss Miller HouEhton
sloor Hsry Dallas, Drake. sew.Hsven. Racket Bro
Barge Marie scDcussi james Phsdelphia
Barge j. A. Robinson, Pardy. New Haven
ARRIVED.
Steamship India B Harris Glasgow July via Queenstown lOsb
with mdse and pas. 70 Henderson Bros
Steamship Beige (B heea London July TO- with mdse to r.
J. CortS
steamship Tomas tspn Bassne Baltimore for Liverpool Jniy
July 10 the and
2Oth Al 81 long Ca by the steamship
Beige, from London sDd ioved 10 tins port
scHoosRRs-RlgKR
Able PitmAn Baltimore. II. Prescott Baltimore
NJ. A. Hickman. Virginia 4. SAWYER, Virginia.
Ida Nav. Georgetown. d. G. J. IT, Marril Richmond.
T. C. Shulils Richmond. J. 7. Simpson Norfolk
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS. july 23Aved steamship Give from Lvcrpoo Flar
RON hIoni Neptune, hom New YORK. sehr "m r. Phelps IRON
Philadelphia
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL july 23-lbe Nsionsi Lane steamship Cansda wen
from Sev YORK JAY II FOR Liverpool hnsied OF Pasire
Light Al O'clock Yesterday afternoon.
QUEENSTOWN july 23he Allan Line steamship HheInian Archer
from Baltimore July & for Liverpool arrived here to-day
DISASTER.
LoSDoy Jny 23-The Orleans for Ssrvs
before reported ashore Narya has been got Oh and iowed into Hun
gerburg.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WASHINGTON C. july 23rhe following has been
b superintendent Patterson Of the United States Coast Survey
On the afternoon Of July 10 Acting Master Pa IN the Ccsst surrey
steamship Bsche which
project from vessel bAregai Lighthouse al the
~ W about miles and the depth Of water -
shOms. The yet place is dangerous TO navigation
SPOKEN.
July r. lat 40 long 49, Salye (of John y. D.,
Antwerp for Nev-York.
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS.
Bv cable
STEAMSHIP led Yokohsma l9ih c july full Of
freight neang 29 teas and 249 bales SILK for New York via
Panama
For Lotea Ship se'rs see Ffth Pace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-24
PASSENGER SAILED.

FOR HAMBURG-fa SkaHsAip HGsara0aad-Iuly I'M md
Mn Rouarl McCgrcy, L ac aId naie K
Mr(urdv TTietrc4 a hai'meyer Miss
Born "a kossn A. l. Msduro leples NJ AID hfs Henry
H.imer. aud three Nj ard Mn GeTB1 Car a. uio
" ANN, M U,vna Z,lcwski ant
Miss Aura RsSers Bnma Lseer Mss Asindt Anaony M
N f1sten Epstein Ms Rebecca Guesitn Albert Mler
~ Sebun-tuas HendekseB Peter Lang and son IATl
staus Car EmereE L0Gs Goldberg Ouo O. heba,'b
faiay Joseph LAHbN r. seaadi Ms oele-ee
FseLe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-24

Sun 449 Ses..... ';%o Mcot se O-S
pAY-AE
SANDY hook.. 3:O9 Cow lsAnd 34I He EA'e Fey' o-'
HIGH DAY.
S.ydg Heok 3U Cor, Island 4l6 Hell Gate Perry. 6OU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-24
REAL ESTATE.

NEwYoRK. Thursday, July %. 1874.
At the Exchange Salesrooms to-day William
Kennedy sold by order of the supreme Court
two four-stOry and tenementhouses on south
east corner OF First-ave. and Forty-secOnd-
ST., lot 49.7x75, TO Joseph W. Duryea. for $4,000
Hugh ". Camp sold, by order OF o. J. Wells,
referee the fye-stOry tenement house and lot north
side OF FOrtyftih-st 325 feet OF SecOndaye., COX
IOO5 10 A. T. Conkn. for sl45O. The remainder Of the
sales announced to take place were adjourned.
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
REw-f ORR CITY.
Forestst 100 80 It Of land Of Kelly, 5OK 900
o., - 20 - 90 " az Tmes 30 srl 3D. g. .... 81 900
Ss,s; " or q y o NJ ave 81 ayes g.......... $4,000
3Su d ~ ~ -isve 'o5xl O j............... IG 900
49,, - IN . a. Gtt.ave tTO............... 10000
sOt'-st so s55 Ess - II q OF lyave 4Oxlou5 ZIJOO
l2Oth.st 40 r Of 4thave, outherY 10 center
18th and l2uhs % point 10 u OF I'D
100 and l2Oh 70 lht'U
r9sHst 4O II az SIN ave wlaenei 25rlOOl Il 900
LRAsRH0Ln CONVEYANCE
lJih-si 2l9 n Of lsave 2jzlU 4o0uO
RECORDED. $1,000.
2Tth-st n ~ and $50 Wes' t,U
3dsve. back ytar !eaT.... ~
Chave. No 3Gi 10 years. yer f'""
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PASSENGERS ARRITED
FROM CLASGOW-IH sqDtshiy India, Juy &3-Nf. Warren,
A b Hall George Il. Mcintosh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-24

UEST LOTS n FLUSHING
on $40 MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
MONEY LOANED TO THOSE DESIRING TO BUILD.
Don't b-v anywhere u ff'icaSs locality FOR
half ~ 10
O cents Excellent schools and churches 81
water pIes Ragged SO
wa Is ana All comforts srd o. civ nie or
what Il nothing e1sEbe fIee E1eII
Qous iouI nnes dAily. Ladies sbCW1 courtesy.
MaIs and free uckois 20
BENZ. W HITCHCOCKs REAL ESTATE HEADQUARTERS.
355 Tbrd-sve conner o. TEenty-.iIth-st
TOR SALE-A fine FARM of 400 ACRES,
where Row and comno1ious
s35 per Address C. C. LLOYD. Nevlown worcester Co. Nd
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A COUNTRY
tenant houie barns aa y acres n % ue,1 Of
S,e- and alum healthy mile ron haf
lsr X urce S6 600 FARM Of 100 soTts Lear Mount
Everett 81 u house barn ouibung' aao
hcaliiest ooat"n 20 lle couht Inet
- OlU terms % suit Apply al 80 MuravsL. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-24
Neu-1er Rcal gsiaie for Sale.

Neu- gersep Rcal Estate tor Sale.
4 GOOD INVESTMENT.
N FOR sALE-5OOO0 & LAND In Southern NeVJersev
4i he sod In one body " 1900 and upward These
e roo lands and are navigation emo afocs lh
contain good powers WOOD cedar lumber Aae T.
wuGHI E!vood. Y J
nor SALE-Small FRUIT FARM, 9 acres,
convenient - eshv place good house and barn Tcoh
proe $50 Address W. A.. Paterson ? o., y !.
nor SALE-A small FARM, containing 40
acres an under cultivation strawberries 800 peach
t-s 600 crane vines houses 10 good repair. all
say out-0udng delightfully."- located the sea two miles rom
Oeer Cove j. would part For further parica
ars address A. G. van SORTWlCK. New. Bmnoh, \. j.
uACKENSACK. \. J.-FOr SALE cheap,
- very desirable rLAS lot s s.o s Hekea,ses R tT
scenery unsurpassea: excellent condition
lei n and rear r 80 feet deep several vslus rut
tre MINUTES walk TO Midland This place
n i eai rste8 With abundance vii DC
SOLD ior II 800 gem place anu the aest properly ~
The Whole property Persons meaning business can apP TO
the '''''''0'i On "' ''sH"'' II WOODRUFF.
NRANGE. N.J.-Groat variety property for
~ furnished unfunsaei % rent sale Catalogues
TO l. H. GEkii 80 Nassau cor. Abe1II
DIVER FRONT.-Beautifu place on the Pas
IL ga brk houe y perfect order
dsep n7eT 'front.' E9iason q lo%e La sLiI9g III - " w
the Rre 40 New York 10 trains elet way daily eat
churches near by sood schools Ae v. ,es ~, 80 ~, ,s
Inquire Of II. McDASOLDs Real Esiate Agent Passale y j.
DARE CHANCE to secure, on easy terms,
IA accessible home With CITY aDl country aeVanisse
minutes eIplels2u ilavtl nom l-'e's i OeL.la ~
bedding utensils stable pasture Aitrne
Crane pAvea lighted bot and COD Nae good
markets churches and etv VII sell Tor tIZ3O' 'nd
z-SeA Depot eose BY 10 SUBURBAN p o. Box 4o4 biz
ateth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-24
Gin Real estate for Sale.

4 PARTY about returning 10 Europe would
n Ike 70 sell their English bas nent HOUSE fllT iuf-
nhed Murray h4 A4ess CASH, % = est S-l Uptown
Tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-24
Coun!rn Real Csiatc tor Sale

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT, 90 acres,
~ free a -ucunrauce for SALE in EXCHANGE for two or
three HOUSES in BROOKLYN or Sew-lofE. Apply to -
WM. Il RAYNOR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-24
Gountrp proprrIp 10 fft.

ITO LET-A FARM on the banks of the
20 bead Of eaits
shoEt usbr ssuiass TeLi ssVV
/. ,,.r Ap..J 4, I, Lsiua ivs. 49,
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900 PIANOS AND ORGANS.
furnlIure.

DICKENS CURIOSITY SHOP, 60l Broadway,
IL ~ 4. ". CRlNTiLAk
GREAT BARGAINS in MODERN a. ANTIQUE
FURNITURE.
BROyZEs, CURIOsTrlEs GLAssW Arb. PIANOS, CHANDB-,
LIkRS, CAtPElS a.
NOR SALE-DESkS, CHAIRS, RECITATION
i STATS. BLACKBOAhUs. CAKPErs. sc. arceHt ~ LOO
scholars Cal or ADDE'S Ntsg JUa-sI ATkRLow sci
Othaye
NIISF[T CARPETS-GOod secondhand and
vi msdt CARPETS sp.siatv; int, roh pstOss,
cheap. IL PultoEsL, near Sa'. sis sliraHec
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS
w brFuRNIrURE CALPETS aae bEDBiN st
L. IL COWPBRrHNAlTE 20 Ao- lJ5 tlsitaB 81
as lMMENsE STOCK AND Low PRICES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-24
Real Ge.aie 10 GFrhGnge.


DWELLING wanted in NewYO or
~ utubs 10 exchange Of 80 the Orange Noun
ian IL and admirable location
lof sumner D4gGLtoeHL ...
EXCHANGE for a tirst-class FARM CHudsOn
II Rver N, cJ BROOKLYN HOUSkNeA th ferries AL improve
u Ia complete oraer uechhorhood Gnereptonabe TO
.e.rae Bro. Llyn house iGlI lang. can be made
$3.50 g. o. hOYT 4 son III Broadway.
EARN WANTED for RAISING STOCK,
4 worth $4,000 20 sac 600 10 erehsrge for Brooklyn
r-ropertv rutland a. WHITING Bsetmsnst
CTORE and DWELLING PROPERTY, free
- And ear en wen rented village the city offered in
EXCHANGE o BROOKLYN PROPERTY nsgmheIed Win oas mort
-rrs'1ri, rutland 4 WHITING. 3 BeekEApst-
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3rooklpn propsrip 60 Let.

DROOKLYN-HOUSE TO LET, three-story
I'D basement ~ bus oSndi on hasing A.
mproemeha vii reasonable party APrJ al 10 Hall
a., BrOoLiyB.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-24
Mdrule dno Sldie Hldulels.

KLABER, 134 East Eighteenth-st., near
"A Thniave seug AMI manuiaetarBs al u4ls 81 MARBLE
Aod MARBLEZED NANTELs AaIbts w0FI yAty
dueed prices. Marble Tarniss for he tfNGs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-24
Souses ano farms Uanieo.
Gin properip 10 Get.

Gin properlp 10 Esi
no LET-A first-class HOUSE, near Fifth
4 ave also. asa Hucsoh-st Permits 81 Boadwt',
TO LET-L0wer part brown-stoDe private
DWELLING 607 Lexngtnaye above Fifty seoondti pleasant
eghboroO references exchanged App % osn OF premLe
TTO RENT, $70O.-A small HOUSE, West Side,
BeeokeIft perfect oSer pos.sss'oA 81 once A"ai'es
with refer,nces A. B. G., Bon ia, TnbaBe Ohee
WATER FRONT, with BULKHEAD, to
w LEArB2stst bsh The bloch 90 hast ksti oesupes
lumber ward st Il wears DANIEL hCbLkol 1T kAit 5sha
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situaiions Uanteo- males.
Porters:

Porters:
+ IGHr PORTER and USEFUL MANA
Cenap (nArnedD would place store or oee IS
sht porter himself useiu read aad sfts
and Eng,h ~ or cnuntry be ODbLLS 1hhhAN
DREAu lOy Wes 34hst Broadway inquire for W. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-24
Citn prcperip TO Get.
Urran 5Iedmers


4 MEXICAN LINE.
~ THE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
or PHILADELPHIA.
Weeky Mail Steamship between PHILADbLfliA ny
RRPOOL calling QUEENSTOWN sailing every TIT kSDAi
Philadelphia sailing WEDNESDAY from Liverpool
The following appointed sail from Philadelphia
-KESiLWORIH .................-. ..-JnF -
INDIANA. sJul
De-.
ILLINOIS.
OHIO. Al
PRICES OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY:
Cabin as to 800. according 10 Recommendations -,
seerage TcKets and from ali points az 'he
DIV rates.
n do intermediate
all unsurpassed Ample az
tendance provided and
These supplied with Lfef in addition 10 the usual
Ldfe Boats andL fe-PreserverS ~,
oagh Tees and through Bills LAdng issued between all
prominent points
FoT u.ssage rates OF freight apply to
GEO. ". COTTON. Agent, .
AZ Broad-st. NevY0rk
PRTBR WRIGHT n SONS. General Agents,
3O7 Tainai-st Philadelphia
Richardson Spence Co.. LIVERPOOL.
n a }.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-27
THE STATE CAPITAL.


ALBANY, Jan. 20, 1874.
There was a very full attendance In both houses
this evening and considerable business was done
IN ComInittee OF the Whole. The bill for the repeal
of the ac, OF the last Legislature providing for the
building Of ,,,,.o,,
in Mace OF the Tombs, was IN the committee,
and everybody expected IL would go through with
out opposition but colonel spencer surprised the
House nv announcing that To his certain knowl-
edge two out OF the three commissioners were
opposed TO the repeal. The opponents are Comp
troller Green, and Mr.. Vance, President OF the
Board of Aldermen. After this statement the COM
mittee consented 20 progress the Dill and wait for
further developments MIR. Bennett has inaugu-
rated -
nv a hill 10 cut down their rates OF fare to two
cents Tor foot passengers and twenty-five per cent
reduction on vehicles, the reduction TO take effect
on the expiration OF the present leases OIL the
different ferries
An Important insurance bill was introduced in
the senate by Mr.. Tobey, which iorblds
any company from taking the risks OF an
other company without the consent or the
parties lnsura ID. The Senate Committee on Privi-
leges and Elections continue to hold back their
port Ii the
MADDEN ABBOTT CASE,
and 10 is said there Is a disagreement in the COM
mittee as to whether Madden shall be aw arded The
seat Immediately or whether the whole lnvestfga-
zion o. the canvass in the Tenth district shall drst
he had
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BROOKLYN BONDS.
The Bond Robbery in the Office of the
BROOKLYN COmnfrnIIer.

Some time since there was robbery Of bonds in
the ONCE OF Comptroller Schroeder. The Board OF
Audit and Finance Committee OF the Board OF
Aldermen proceeded to make an investigation,
and, after examining the books and documents
which the Comptroller set before them, they found
that there had been, as they supposed, $4,000
worth OF bonds taken. This they reported and also
offered resolution TO the effect that the
Comptroller be exoDerated from all blame in the
matter. Ii wasn't long after this that some cou
pOns OF a number Of other stolen bonds were pre-
scented at the Nassau Bank for payment. Then 1t
became apparent that there had been another
ROBBERY and the amount OF bonds said TO have
been purloIned was variousy estimated from
SIS 900 to 800, 900 The robbery has been maze
light OF by the friends OF the Comptroller, but 1t
has been more thoroughly discussed by prominent
cItizeus aud taxpayers than Mr. Schroeder has
any idea OF. Last night the matter was brought
up In the Common Council by Alderman Brown, OF
the Twenty-arst ward, who introduced q resOu-
ton to the eject that tue Finance Committee be
directed TO make thorough investigation OF the
facts In relation TO the robbery OF over $4,000
worth OF city bonds In Mr.. Schroeder's once. The
Alderman said that this was matter which should
be looked into, as the public were interested in
the manner In which the Comptroller was perform
Ing his duties.
Alderman Ropes, who ia personal friend OF the
COMPTROLLER came to his relief He moved as an
amendment that the Comptroller himself be re-
uuested to make a report to the Common Council
on the subject, believing that he could explain It
satisfactorily.
Tne amendment was adopted.