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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-26

Tar number of books and pamphlets fur.
nished to each member Of the Forty-second
Congress amounted to 1, $50, the total weight
of which was 11,l57 pounds, and the total
postage upon which, ct an average OF 40 cents
on each document, would have been 81 1854
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OF PUBLIC WORKS,

~ DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON. February a, 1873.
Ordered That from and after this dat, no person
shall be allowed to erect fence across the parking
in front Of his property OF any pattern other than
that established BY the board for this purpose:
All parties to whom. upon application to the
board. permission for the erection Of such fences
shall be given, must conform strictly TO the
lions OF the engineer In charge, to whom they will
be referred for plan and description.
By order of the Board.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-26

TIE Tribune puts Mr.. Phelps, ofNew Jersey
down "on the Republican side of the House.
This Is an Intentional misstatement on the part
of the Tribune. Mr.. Phelps belongs to the
Liberal Republicans, and e stakeholder in
the Journal in question, which 10 doing all II
can TO destroy the Republican party.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-26

TNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
l. subscriber has obtained from the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia holding Special
Term, letters testamentsry on the personal estste
D. c., deceased. All persons having claims against
ssms ai v;,S liz vncSess sreof ~ 10 hcrtbsr
or before the 9th day Of January next: they may
the said estate.
Given under my hand this nth day Of January,
1874. JOSEPH c. IcKIBBIN.
EDWARD C. IKoERsALL,
~ Louisiana avenue, opposite City Hall,
fobS-Th3w Solicitor for Executor.
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@atiaual gepnb1ifa,l.

THE REPUBLICAN, HAS LARGER CIRCc-
LATIOT THANAGT OTHER NORhiN6 PAPER
IN THE DISTRICT OF COL UMBI.
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LEGAL.

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
On the pctition Of Cn.sIis ~. FSc.E .S.' OF
fhiladelphl., Pa.s praying for the extension q q
for an Improvement In Ice Cream freexcrs;
1t Is ordered that the testimony In the case he
closed the 2lst day Of April next; that the time
for fling arguments and the examiners report be
limited to the lst day Of May next; and that
said petition be heard on the 9th day OF Nay next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

|RE0 DANANAs-FIRST RECEIPTS,
MALxGAfRUff COMPANY,
fe80-3 ~ Ninth street northwest.
MRS. VAN REUTH. fAsHIONAB BILE MOD.
s,ol s~sS ZIP aqy
wet, where - Will - glad to - her old and new
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z~COLUMBIAR RAILWAY COMPANY

ELECTION OF DIRECTORS FOR 1874
The annual election for seven Directors will be
held the Board of Trade rooms, $40 Market space.
TUESDAY, March 10, between the hours Of 10
O'Clock n. IN aLd: O'Clock p. m. ...
Books Of the pany will he open for the trans
fer Of sio,i until March .. inclusive.
GEO. W. HARKNESS,
Z. q. DAVIS,
W. W, BURDETTE,
Commissioners Of Election.
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ReLAw DEPARTMENT HOWARD
W. UNIyERSITY.-Anuual Commencement
exercises e;s els will be held ON THURSDAY EVENING,
gational church, corner Of Tenth and streets. in
this city. Exercises by members Of graduating
class, comforting degrees, address by Prof. J. NJ.
Langston, Acting President of the Cni, ersity and
address 10 graduating class by Hon. U. MORTON.
The public invited to attend. feli.3t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-26

h8eN o r G e
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKs,l
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON. February q. 1874.
The building regulations In force In the District
are amended follows:
The area in whirh the erection Of wooden build
ngs in the city Of w ashington Is prohibited,
monty called the fire limits of the CITY, is hereby
streets and Seventh street and New Jersey ave-
nue. northwest.
BY order of the Board.
f. h23-6t CHAS. s. JOHNSON. Secretary.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THURSDAY NING::::::FRBRUARY %, ls7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-14
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Martin Flanagan, charged with assauiting John
spscs Dspa Marsh appoptd ide late
ton was bell yesterday $1,000 bail by CouH' shields
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday.
Henri ypgon OF SO salhvant hell IN ~ 900 bail TO
answer charge evg soios goods Oh c'n Liant OF hs Emma
White Of No. d West SIJeeutbSt.
In the Court Of General Sessions. yesterday. be-
Sutherland james ReT pleaded gily Ct burglary ~ Tue
third sntencec III Pentenas OI one Ar John
Ciowe- bbn. Mehsa Connolly ssar IN GSHnty
rbe sebteEi Prison for ga man nn-d
Churchill for sieIg from employer sen
fenced 10 he State Prison for The euence OF samuel u
Dernekson, who convicted Of assault cefrroi
John y Virgins was sent 10 the State Prison Tor
p.e years th Court o Genera Sessions yesday for gfahd
About Oct ~ Edmund Bra dsis Alton, WaTre
Co, received $40 UJ0 OF
tuitef CLARK Co OF New London Tbs Order ngne1 by
A. oseey Ce Addietewn, Conn whom he directed
solsss Ne Deees ~ essn The hill
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

Prom HAyANA-Ia steamship Cp Of Neto York Nov i9-N
Gssri W Todd j. L Y.rs HsrF saith J~c = uIno
Jose Mraas Manuel L~x Heinrich obmsei, relppe unsep
srrroo T. Pscus NicoLs Crinls IN esnd r.
IRON GLAsG0W-fH StelnA.ip Ethiopia MOI ten. D.
TsTna A. Javgtucr, dv IaGJ. Ns ABos d.
lanes Lst1sy Ellen Lse,y Mrs A. W. bis,y Fni child
Heay RIM AM ldy Mss Leuda RHs Mas Teie nan
Williams L. c. H.nkp Fred. H. Chadwet. ADJ Ia L. oes.
wies r. Chatwek. j. W. Ch,twek K u: thadsies !.
and maid Mi,s brown Sensner. B. NoouJa ana
lsdv Cb.rc. fsrt, Master Ro5y VIA " maxwell . D.
FROM HAM DCKGIA steapshlp HespAcaa, SeV l3-A.r Tp
penhss.en rdfa ard servants g. tmeyrr and se ",
seheee j. A. Bobinov Ignstf Heustaie Chs uterr ai' ~
Robbie GsIe BAUM sopo,4 r. G7HpEh ard osnshef H.
Ie.n. z KssSsl Ammemar, Caroline Riees ConfaS
L. u kaprsi
ho6 Emma Cissp, Mr. M,lIea M Musghsas Mr. As'd. a.
Miller Mr. Mar Mr. and h KirehDer, Mrs Grego Mr. Jafss
Dr. Nav and VILE Dr. W. Nay .s Mr r. Nay Mas sii
NAV Mis- Csrns Nay Juha hss, Mis- Alice My JnEn
Mn A. Cyoeesa hrs Tkssptea ~. Isssss ~ " VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-14
THE CRUGER WILL CASE.

The contest over the will of Harriet Doug
Cruger has been continued in the Surrogate Court
before Surrogate Hutchings for The
ming up was begun yesterday Wheeler II. Peckhan
appearing for the Will aud Joseph H. Choate for the
testants. The entire session was takon up by Mr..
Choaie in review Of the testimony, which reveals
very curious circumstances. Mrs. CruSer appears TO
have been OF very marked character,
Of strong and settled purpose aud impatient
OF contradiction Size was well educated, had
spent much time abroad, and bad made the acquaintance
OF SIR Walter Scott, Sydney Smith, and many other
prominent English sac accumulated fortune
OF about $500 which by VIII made IN 1854 when she
had attained age of &c years. she divided equally
among her relatives Two years aterward by sudden
illness she became deranged, both physically and
mentally. Some OF her delusions were very cnrous.
wear later Ia 1867, she became still more unfit 10 attend
10 her business affairs but she desired to make another
WILL deyIsiDg most OF her properly 10 charitable ana
religious Institutions Charles OConoT aud MI Parker,
were called execute such Document refused
10 do So seeing she not Ia CONDITION to make
o will However III lsGS q will was executed, by which
she left S225 charitable purposes and s4JOJG TO her
relatives. Mr.. ChOate had not hnisaed wnen Cue court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-14
AN ELECTION INSPECTOR PUNISHED

In the Court of Oyer and Terminer on
Thursday. before Judge Barrett. Patrick Barry. Re
publican Inspector Of Elections during the last election
pleaded guilty Of having behind the ballot boxes num-
Der Of ballots His violation Of the law ne ascrbed TO
his ignorance ONT He arragned for sentence yes
terdsy 1t was previously ascertained that Barry had
persisted In retsipng the ballots for half an hour after
he was told that lie was doing wrong Judge Barrett
aad that In view OF the fact that the oense coutem
plated by the law. that Of improperly introducing bal
lots into the boxes, had not been committed the penalty
would be reduced to the lowest prescribed therein
c,,s nrtson ana 10 maj Snc ~ s1oo ~ oa AZ oays
very strongly the disgrace he had brought upon
himself and attracted the sympathy OF the audience.
In the case Of John j. ORourke James Trimbe, Benz
A. Mills snd Matthew Eugont, Inspectors otthe Xvta
Election District XYIIIth Assembly Distinct, IA nOtIe
prOsQui was entered by Assistant DlsiriclAttorhey
ROllIus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-14
CIVIL NOTES.

Controller Schroeder of Brooklyn is sued by
David Zmmer proprietor OF a German newspaper, to
recover certain claimed to DC due from the city
account advertising
In the City Court of Brooklyn, before Judge
Reynolds yesterday, Raphael j. Moses, IT,, lawyer.
sued John L. McOvi, TO recover 1900 the value OF
note given by the latter 10 Washington Ritter who sold
1t 10 the plaintiff Originally Ritter loaned about 5000
at usurous interest, 1t is claimed. 10 McDvitt and
then assigned the Moses, aud The latter brought
suit collect. The defense and II Is alleged
that the ass Snmout made cou lively 10 avoid this
bar 10 recovery by Ritter IL further argued that
Moses cannot collect as the note wGs transferred to lin
only for that purpose, the statute i0rbiddng sucn
practices by attorney. Judge Reynolds decided yes
terday IN favor OF the defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-14
DOuRIE SALE OF A HOTEL.

Ia the case Of s. II. Cummings CT Maine agt.
Joseph Grafton New York, the complaint 10 substan-
TALLY folows In May, 1871 the plaintiff exposed for
sale public auction the Glen House IN Gorhan. New
HAMPSHIRE aud the defendant. VINO the highest
bidder bought 1t $1,000 but when the title deeds
were made out he refused take them and pay for the
property. defendant therefore obliged TO sell
II again. and az loss OF s290o1 Action In the case was
bragh. t. recover that amount, the gr0and OF the
refusal referred Ii for trial ye'trrday IN
the United states Great Court before Jddgc Sbipnan
The defonsr pleaded the general issu", and the rla Will
probably TIC flis.ied to-day Barney. Bdtler PLrson.
Tor tic plaintiff, and Mr. VanderpOe OF the nrm OF
Brown, Hall 4 VandcrI oel for the defendant
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COURT OF APPEAIS

ALBANY, Nov. 13-The following were the proceeu-
lnzs n the Court OF Appeals to-day:
No. IS-BfIsbe,h sse AdmnisratI ke, Respondent set
The Utica ard Bsk River Railroad Co. Acknowledgment 10
and concluded -, -.
No 3l-Anna Maria CaIyan Alnn.rathr 6e, Respondent Az
The Central and IIuson River Railroad Co.. pelsht-'s
me- u respondent BY default -,
No 35-iuEustns Hemenway. Appellant, sc. w Wilson ~
eIecutoke Respondentbgne By Ranen Can Her Of oeen "
VIA H. Dickinson ChaS Tracy FOR ep1Hoe'
No l4-Jas g. Wilson. Amnsrat9r, 10. Ape .n' ~ e.
smaey AL Respondent Argued By L. aogsna Oh eoaA wi
appellant and by T. W. Simmons for respondents. c..
No. 3-AuD Msrh al Executors &c, Respondents at Inc
OF Brooklyn, Appellant PISSED 4. IN.
No 4l-Rlwir Holly Respondent The MAYOR, Se OF hs
City Hexio Appans-Jadmeat for the respondent W '
fault.
No 4i-John b. Greene. Appellant The Mayor ae OF ae VI"
OF Sew.YOrk. Respo, dens.-PlSsed. an -,
Proclamation Court aijo1raed I'LL Monday NOV 10 AZ
Day Calendar follows: hos o. 20 w.
66, 81, ~, az, "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-14

IMPORTANT BANKRUPTCY DECISION.
THE RULE FOR DETERMINING TIE MAJORITY ~
NUMBER AND VALUE OF a BANKRUPT'S CREDI-
TORS.
John Il. Gilday, bankrupt, had - creditors
whose claims amounted TO oyer 50 cach and five cred
whose claims under So each. The resolution
for composition with creditors was adopted by MAJOR
ty number aud tlTecouths in value Of the creditors
assembled at the first meeting That resolution WIS sub
sequenily confirmed NJ the signatures OF the bankrupt
ant OF th 10 creditors whose debts Amounted to over
$50 each and the signature OF one creditor whose
claim iid amount to So tn certifying the result OF
the proceedings before him the United States District
Cour,, Re gstcr wight raised ;be following question
Does tie require thav The conformation OF the re>o-
luton for composition shall be made by two-'hiriS in
numncr OF al of the creditors, or IN estimating snch
tNoirds shall these creditors who claims exceed $50
each alone be cou1edf
judge Ba.ch;ord reserved bis decision in this case
till Yesterday, when he one in winch lie SAID: II
II should be held that ascerainins the number OF al
the those having debts not exceeding so each
must be reckoued, willie IN computing Tbs assenting
twoibirds ot whole number those having debts
exceeding $50 each must not form part OF such
two thirds, 1t might happen thar no one o lhr cErii''s
would have debt exceeding SO. IheIe WOu'd ne
numerous creditors. but as no Que o. tnen couu 10
r,ckDned as forming of the tvohiriS the assent
OF twO-tAlTds Ia number could never D. o1aihsI' W
the numbers IN the present case lnight Toe rcVcfSe
There might be ID creditor Win dentS so
each, and i've Win dc5ts c4c'clInS ~ eaeh. ineIc
would 10 is creditors in all, yet ony i've con1 ever
be counted IN tne twc-thl'is, am ma" 1nt5 never
could he assent Of twothiris Jae ian
Euags OF tao statute rs fuiiy sdusucu Dy
n construction whcn avoids such a result.
The meaning OF the statute is that IN circulating MAJOR
itv creditors debts DO rot exceed so cart sla
Ue rcckoned ~ calculating the maioiIiy IN value. 0ut
shall be rectouediu calculating tne nJo.1ty ia mum
Der Ii REQUIRES strained reading OF the language 10
insert the old calculating IN eachns,anee, between
tue word in and the words tho nal lriiy. Such Is
the II the entire clause be read WHOLE with
Out tie insertion Oi tBe word 'ca'Cdiilg III those
pages and The Insertion OF that wcrd only maheS more
evident Whit is really he meaning OF INC CLAUSE as d
whole" ,. ,
AS In this case, the number OF all tire creditors 10 be
rec Kncd WAC 49, there wcfO orJ IS WHO'S: dcUts
exceeded SD and IL OF thOSe sirird Ii cOnoo-
TON tao resolution dnly arned by the sigma
lures Of tWO-i birds 0f tue - ana tue proper Order VIII
be catered calg the second inoCin@ OF the Creditors
U.maI, Remington x Porter for The Bankrupt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-14
DECISIONs-Noy. IS.

Suprrm. Court Chamberlain Worst, J.-Tracy CT
Il. aC,.W ason-t;ase and amer incnts settled
Matter OF Waterbury-Order granted Ma'ef OIL
Sbaw.-Order z-autc1 g., v..,..
Donob1e J-Dtmhman sgt Bli,erie Motion denied fo'er
ag HsnsoD-iOon grsnei: memoraninm stewart sgL
memorandum Ca.lerwOo1 Erf- RA"s
Motion SraIt. meDorinan G,pbeiTt Goof1ear-Mo,on
den ed Brien Motion gts1el Johnson agt hes
Es1,e Trust O. doton grnsd Nate. Of Cpy'nOr e. ersobd
D,1ovsnDecree divorce grn'd to panit IIomp
nel: ,B1ln Sewc, agI Qin
lan-Or granted Hatch ssL stsboMJoa denieL RuSges sSt
Waqstsf-Moion DENIED
Superior Court-Spaciql Term and ChGpbers.-l5en.
ton ct s Wing aMoon With so Egber 81
agr. allowance Of $l50 granted Moody agI
Andre r sl-Hotion denied without costs
Novel; -scyer sgL Mayor tie Case and exceptions settled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-14

All who have real estate for sale or TO ict
and those desiring to purchase or rent such property
will find ii their interest 10 advertise In The TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF other news
paper and Ia addition TO this adyantsGe,TIE TRIBUNE
will DC found only In Newiork and ali It's clues ah"
villages, but in every State and Territory throughout Tue
Union. Tie advertisement should be rs prIef Us Will
allow Of tho advantages claimed being male clear 10 the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions of THE TRIBUNE, Daily
semweeky and Weekly, comprise indiv!duhs IN every
business professions conseq i'll eao
ore read by all classes TIE TRIBUNE deyUtes especial
attention to reports OF sales Of real estate both In cy
and country thus adding greatly to the value OF It's col
an advertising medium. The charges for adver
Using follows: DAILY TRIBUNE. 30 cents per lilo
for each Insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE y per Inc; sE"
WEEKLY Tribune Is cents per line About ten words OF
our wide columns average ine Terms cash in advance
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DEpaRIURh or ffJREiGN MhIL6


SATCRDAt Nov H. .
Dtlin sai r,a1l oLenSoFn ana Liverpool "
Republic. No Supplementary MAIL s'ea
sail Il o a IN. from Pier No. %. North kvrr
southampton and bremen. rer the stemoo
ponau close ll:3Oa. N. supptnrDiat sH is oo- -
Pos. Office OF D. steamship sails at LON pier loot OF
Tbrd.'.. Hooken. . -, -.
Mails via Bs and Have by the steamship PereiIe oe
az m seamshp sails ~ from Per No 80, North kvei
Mails Aspnwa Papml the Soah Pac6e and Central
ports etc. steamship Henry Cbanaeey close at ~ LII s'eAiA
chip ssih At IL NJ, from Iier No. AZ EOrL Eiyer
West steamship Cav oil Austn close ~ y u"
Steamship sails at 8 D. IT,, from Pier No. ~ L. .
hsLfsx oloss The Aes'f0t fosiVsoe e'or'
isy q p and Bason
sUNDAi. Nov. 10. n
All Malls close atI oeosi The tosohee o7es "o~
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CHIPPING INTELLIG ENCE
P0RT OF NEW YORK

roHr OF NEWBORN 80" ..'''.''"'''''NoH ID
s.,mship Egypt tBrl rSan Liverpool vie Queenstown
steamship Psr,,re Cr, surmou, George Mackenzie
seamshtp Republic tBrI GIeadc Liverpool via Queenstown
ste1m.r City sewYot r Lo,ch Liverpool vi, Queenstown
Steamship Bristol Wise PSsisi,ha june, Hand
Rcrsond Reed soro &C.. OH steamship Co
s anD as,s Ba' hS.' lanes s'G ,DA
s'ern,hp ap, tr Drassd Knssoa Savana aud b. Martha
s,e,m:uiD zeaot tPLl Best. liverpool Williams G1lou
R., p Eahso a, ' Watson .;y~ hsan STa
BSIs rnde'.e Al Isrre Davis fIhcA''s1' AID chn''ps'a
R R4S hsI, ssl E.'Sh. GLASGOW I,A, ss'se
ss nsr sB, F,.rl ,isSo' GrTe curno 20
Brig yie.od,, saude,s Brlreorn II. rrowodIses Son,
Brig EnlT tbI) BadIe Bcli;, llOa. VIM JcI IL Co.
sehr Gle lonis !EEl Layton VIA i'or q W B,rsaur
scS sa janet DeV s 5a Roberts ,iI sS s a. Js Er
scsr MI Ileiea s.nbOu Prnsnbueo and Bahia Bor'and
ST. T. CnaSder tBL her'aa wOfvIs AMI Windsor, D. De
sss I IS MsEs, Es',s mr se1 lss G n,
teh Harvest coIvyn Providence A. w. JACKSON Sou
febr eIie Tsc, YasS Ao1c Jao s. iasraIam Co.
feh Coll Hunter BLl Patterson s. John NJ b., p Eevius
ss S S S G ,nS s,,n ES' s; Js,
sshr La Palmer Paine Stamford stamford na.astadns CO.
sO0' Aah cOaa MAtens. soah Auooy Martens Peins Co.
ARRIVED.
J. WIN 1d' and pa', 70 ieorr'Un Bros Con-, %,
Konf Oh, vi sne1 C'pa Oct 10, with te $. So
Nov %s; an as hamburg o 30 and h''r'
Steamship Ssscad Deg Jackson Antwerp Oct 90 with mdse
Steamship CaIondeet Mcceery. Ncwoeaus Nov g. with mdss
o! s'cap CaISe l wisg' Iepsyt, Oct 2s Poe cS2ss
Gu WITH a and s TO F fSn FerS S% % 'D4
Steamship Go SeS.fork bcaken Havana Now T. and Nassau
bsrs aven.. sotl, K asol, Nesca.e with
Bag Isel G. Rieh' Cenuegos % aay,.
OgsOod
DOMESTIC PORTS.
b"srog Nv. 12-Aned. from PHILADELPHIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-14
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-In the United States Su-
preme Court TO-DAY the follovinz srgued;
No S3R n Corwine. appellant j. d. faIer appeal IRON
the Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia Dismissed
No. 3The State OF Ponds complainant a Edward c. Anderson
IT, ct ali BIZ In equity Argued BY W. W. Bo In support OF ns
demnrer bill o. Bon AL snd Of his motion dsms
the bill Of Bobiin ct all BY Mr. Bssbes snppoI'
bills Boseban es a.
aud opposition claims Of Mr. W. W. Boree also In support
his motion ske the Of johnson ct from the ses
W. W. claims Of Mr. Boyes and MI bsooe
BY Mr. W. W. McfAad IL support u tie bill Of Doiseban " sh
aud in opposition the claims Of Mr. Dsbee.
No. 1sH b. Titus plaintiff erro The United states 40
Southern u y
Argument concluded BY Mr. John A. Wl eoon'
eel for plaintiff In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-14
REAL ESTATE.

NEwYoRK. Friday. Nov. b. 1874
At the Exchange Salesroom to-day James
NJ Miller sold the buding aud lease OF lot known as NO.
100 Norfok-s TO Hannah Fredlander for $500. Tho
lease expires May 1875. There were no otner public
sales made,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-14

several hundred dollars the expenses Of any other year
In It's history and nearly double those the preceding
The number Of families relieved during the year
was 2.o9l including s9,846 persons. The number Of
visits made reached S6lll The total sum Of dsburee
ments since the society founded in 1884, Ia l6s07l.
James Brown is President; Robert B. Minturn, Treas
urer and Robert NJ. Hartley, Corresponding Secretary
and Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-14

FOB BREhKN VIA sOUrHAMPrON-M asoMshp Dosds, Nov.
1S.Gsn John. Meredith Read g. Minister 70 Greees Wife
Desroh and WIFE Miss Cray John stevcs Moses ksha Louis
kshn sternhmer Mr. T. Hsry hrrmsn sehicl Ms Tbeodor
as k.unaun B. Ubmsun, Boax Miss A. boas Ferirand
Mayer Lea ses, Geo Hes Benz A Renshaw, John George
MAJ SehoeLfeh, vIs ard child. T. Balm.
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Gitn Rea! Gsidie for Sale.

A BARGAIN, below pane prlces.-A nrni-
"A el.sA lussorJ, bfvsn-iSae houSE Z-JzAivV' fs"
=. EDDY. Sn. / Psrs- lace
TOR SALE-Desirable 4-story, stone-iront
Il HOUSE frc'i.ft i'
term. r.otsb-. Apply RULAsD VIII. Ho S'e."-1''''
Sex-foik
EOR SALE-At a reduced p1ce, 4o3 West
j. h6ib-t meet thre-toO ard ba.eDeat bf0"--b,he HvI
hoFE without Furniture AppJ o. bTrniseA ohD '"si
zTnolnt o. eaSh repaired
ITO HOUSE-HUNTERS AND BulEkS.-
Mes.r DU sGly cRossMAK Architects. No Us ka.i ~ D'
arsL. P.rsys prsp- % o1er rh tie Zsh ma ~
hd pn Destf or]r. az
tempted tic Moe j. o. and t:s EIy 30 "
Hlth EoG Is aid - bas
finn AID Madison panphei eosUn pans Of
eosdoas Of the sale car be OBJ
tAssi - Drsmass d Q Shs6 soc@
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10 about $780, but the draN -eeey paid. and
investigation proved that neither Of tho Sims had essse
Further showed Virgins only bis
habit being have goods delivered Hswpdon and s sent
Eew-York TO be cold.
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A SYSTEMATIC soc1ETY's WORK.

The thirty-frst annual report of the Society
Improving the Condition of the Poor shows the ex-
psndisuze tho organization during the ending
Oct e haze been SSESo g @ amount sxsseAias ~
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PASSENGERS TO SAIL.

quives Tonnson L. W. Adler and eeun Mr. Heroh hra Ten
nassa, Ma Morton, Mo Puhier. Miss n. Brown
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PHILADELPHIA VIA LONG BRANCH and

i the NEW Jersey SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
rom y WORK 10 Philadelphia only e. -.
Commencing MONDAY Oc 49, 1874 e sAsaeh 'ni CON.
plous JsSS hOSELf and DAY STAB cGuctag 10
sandy Hook W.ih al triins, will
leave Seg.Yak rom Pier g. n r.. zoo; ~ Rr-o rg-
9f5 Pl'iadeph Loag B-aat., Tons IN r Ware
toWa. Iucke.:,r Viarl~li an Brdseton
400 p N-Por Loaz Branch. ToH, Rvcr WaeSn Baraeg It.
and TackcT;OB - ---,,,----
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Gitp Real estate for Sale.

MO. 30 WEST FlFTIETH-ST.-A moderate
In sized HOUSE. arranged complete order Win
fsrnlsre Apply premises or at HUNTINGTON Co.,
lot Duane.l