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New-York tribune., 1874-06-02
UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

Bus, reported condition carns the week .nins ssta
dsy MAY 30. 1874;
Meers. 53 uns,fs upper hoOr, walls, sai ceani
Never Myers Il son, agents.
GreearcEst No, l0j unsafe wall AMI bach s,OOp H'n ,na
Thirdaye No. i57 wall aud eOPngi rs0sP0s
Estate
Eibethst No. lOi unsafe hoat wall; Mrs. slrah Lesra.
Barclay No. Az unssfs westerly pier of tos, also .H sd
lntes Henry 5 Gregory owner
Onebuntred south side 100 feet east ~ Pint
ave and tables Joan Doe hHs Pos
Thir No 293 unsafe brick extension buing rear; wn
OCouIor. owner.
City Prison Ccnrest between Frsnkn and Leonsr1a. oos
stone steps Corporation CITY VI Nesforss
West No. 52s unsafe westerly gs wall Bisd
King, Brecutor - ,.
ward r. Merrill, .
Thria1e No. 2l7 unsafe cellar steps and coping John G. A.
fridge, agent.
T6rye 455 unsafe coping AMI party wa rhOnpos esis
New-York tribune., 1874-06-02
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY. JUNE 2, 1874

sehr Jane sl.a. ,sPo-., s.ae Psmo so a., .i,A fruit.
sss sss Essa s: c;ss Sss. .ss s s' ''
sssi sss s T. T,sss mi;ss kSssiS: Ss sa%I.' S1s"s
MEMORANDA. .
FoRrxyss MoxRos June 1.-The big Glendale from Havana fo
.. & es: .s'i; sS.as . sailed from For
tres; asoi 1 sas. S. T''ss Fae% '' s which April
"a Of M,'nn succeeded in getting Od and arrived la
June l.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
.s.s s.s s Fl ssa So"s
.s.ser. ami $50 tons q freish. Mar, 70, Prov
snss sdlisn % 70, esnood 4ass. r ReS%ond
% gGs s4 @ p1e as s % G'"s
c,,. py.cn g. ssTSe ps. e. -, Sns ,,n, m oi eS
aan.. r. Bsoo Jonhsn NAV Tho. CLYDE Cor,On s.mue
%' John f. Perry for Ssr Beord Ssra Lynn
.ss I1s'f k,s o P %9sS9 s raH Si S P from
Triumph Liverpool schs sopba Godfrey and safa " Snsn
MossoE June s,t IA A'ST S T from ors s,s k n
s iiias d% Belfast hTa s sn: sG % latent no" no 70.
DEL Jane Passe in bars Arlington and vega rom ~,
BARI and ship unknown went up last night Sailed
.s.~s, "n'5 5a% from S.Z p,sT
o Af Asa 's S.. AsisS Brown T1 aa
srir err Agnes rom Bath Magic Providence Emma
ns, La from R% ,sn fSsn S.Ts .'s s
D'u for Richmond Bu.an iet Proysnce 4ne: '0f
NswORLris June lCenre ship Hampton Court for Liver,
Arrived ,ms %otsp % 'Ha s,Ssn Gsn c% %
na nSg i1n hSa . Ss
ian Clyesae ami Usko; bark Bago brig d. Burns AFed
and sailed York ship Gettysburg from Liverpool
Bosroy -Avel May 81 steamship Argentine from LIVER
pool bark, George Kemp Agoa Bay Esther from Eagua
brg, Clara Louisa Rico; Jane H. Hale. from Cen'
fuego Arrived June Marathon, from Lverooii Jonn
4 Hopkins Bamore Norman. from Philadelphia; len "h
New York bark rstaY from Rosario Fiona IRON fShi
brig Annie Gsrlner from Mayaxiez
FOREIGN PORTS.
Havana June The steamship Conmbu from New orh MAY 70
arrived here Sunday morning -
AsPswaL STEAMSHIP Montans Capt Connoy ar
rve 1t Pansma Francisco May % The steamship Colon
Can't Grn Aspinws for EesYort direct May ~ win
2Oi freight aud will be due there June Il
DISASTERS.
1.-The bg AEne Jane. Morison from Cephaons
for HesYork went sshoe on e north sue o.
eight miles previous MAY IL and became oia
loss AL hands saved. ~
1.-The bark Brorene at this port
banks Newfoundland she bT
aud had her bu8s The at mate and so seanen
Brodene Jumped board the ship and were carried on
SPOKEN.
Mar lat SO 10 NJ eng s9 80 W. ship Seminole 9S days from
san Francisco for Liverpool
MAY 20 lat long So 90 ship Rhine from HerYork for
London. - . ,, i,
New
April 26 lat 90 long s3, ship Aena Br) from Newolean'
May A. long Is, bark Beresta Coshe Gal from Antwerp
for New-Yort
Nav TO- to OF the BSn4 bark Arnon SOr from Ham
Ifor Lots, ship Finn Paqe.l
New-York tribune., 1874-06-02
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
Tuesday. JUsR 2.

TUESDAY. JUsR 2.
Mails for Great Brn ana Ireland Qase1own AMI Lyerpoo:by
steamship Idsho close at IL NJ Supplementary closed N.
OBce steamship sails at p w from Pier No. ~
Tii. steamship take, Prussian closed mail
bour sSd Hnsals S9 tn. steamship Goethe
pomeat4r Mail elc.el I:5 Steamship sails at %
Mails ioT Ha1sns direct br Steamship Castle close Az
sup sails at $ p. N. from pieI 80. IsN. =.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3. .
Casbn. close At 1880 M Supplementary Mail closed tire
Is;.o @ at & B & s Ssn1'fs s. R eose a
for German direct swiss .od D1s'h Mail ". Bremen y ,e'%a
the PoOee at 80 Steamship sails At from Pier
Mail, Tor Kingston JamAic, ssvan and Martha BY
steamship Ens G2p Steamship 'aii' at from Pier
" " THURSDAY. JusR "a
Mails for EureO ~. PmTn a s hs
Po,t-Oce at i:l5 steamship sails at m from pier O+ Of
Man, Tor .ssna and West inaie. per
6S close m sGpDs.ss Die. NAL o :, I,eS . n Al tns Fo'
Mails bT the steamship Metropolis close at lam
Mail, for New ze..ud and Australia Pabeisco will close
Mail. Tor Nerioandana SewYO PO.sonce
Ma, for hsGiaI S. closed the SevYOt Po,tOace ever
'''''' -" sATURDAf JuSx6
Mails for Gtta BrIn 'nd lIeD9 Via % sna
stesmshp salts at 10 a. m from Pier No. 80 North River
Mana se ls aiI m as closed at the POST
Once at 1880 Steamship sails p m from pier foot Of Third
Direct isrm,n and Prus,p Mail line
Mail. or Kingston Apnvs Panama and Central American and
Pa the steamship Henry chaansss close 10
Supplementary Mail is closed a, the Io'O2ee al IL a. IN
Mai. n,yna and MsIeo b, steamship G Of MEXICO clos,
m2e S,gs.I:1t.y & ~ hd Idn n f fs,'S So 2io
Mails for setD direct By the steamship nEood' close =. IL;
Mails Bnm direct by the steamship Colin. close
s,eamship sails a, 8 p IN. from Pier No. 20 4. H.
SUNDAY. JUsE T.
All Mails at II O'Clock The fostonce open nom &
New-York tribune., 1874-06-02
COCR7 CALENDARS IND DECISIONS.
DECISlONS-JUNE I.

Supreme Cowt-SDeeial 7erm-By Jndge Van
T t5D am AZ.
Ci-Pdrt HLBy Judge Van Vorst-HeVenetsst Bliss tai
cssmoTs-By Jadye L,wreuceLsber ag Mri, Gshagen as
Guardian Mutual Life Insurance Fuller &C.
Fsrgo-MouOn for receiver deaied.
By pdsf as s ao v s %
Brown srOsn ne1s r.; 81 ysISs sofS Of &
The people Cr4smen Life Assurance Compani HoTi sg
I'm agL Helmbch-Reference ordered.
S,ipe,ior Cout-Specia Term-By Judge Van Worst
Smonson granted and reference oriered
kc-FndDgs aud conclusions Of Ia" settled aud he Fuller
NMoion denied Epstein sg- Bce.Judgment for plaintiff
on with eaSs D s1l u T set
the rasei by defendants answer DE
By Judge Fedman-AstOr Mayor &cRndns Of fact and
decision died; opinion. The American Medicine Co s Ks'er
, % Re od on ae Rs~.cn .g he
facung dens Win sio cot, to ABIDE the event Field
Common Pleas-Specal I1m-By Judge j.. f.
DaAyres agt Dutch ag The Mutual Insurance Co. OF
seied P9IaDdDyoIcs Granted canaag .s. C.a
In the matter Of Kelam.-keport wanted
Common Pleas-General Tem--The General Term
Of the Court Pleas me. yesterday decisions The
gue during aay present Robinson r. il Lremofe j. and
Opinion Chic. ya.ic. DslT National B.ns Of Lyons ,st
opHon. By Judge Ro5inson~Nsass ss
% . e. ,s sue ws. M A' ,ssSs. o
sherman .g h.ses-or.sI affirmed vito costs Richard
Hsekey and eight ohersCass forfeited eognlnces order
opiSicn, BY Jodg. Lar.mors-Pote stymu, Mts Co ag
ths ordered costs abide event.
Ds aS, hSnss. !" . event HSn%eros ss o.m-ags1t .msi
Berg .st Tsrrsssn,et anned Stern Nus.
ScSenns The Railway Cc-adgnea. reversed new ,
e 20 'ese s. sTsa a. D.
opinion The Board Pilots DeiJudgment
The Cour. stands adjourned fourth Monday in June
New-York tribune., 1874-06-02
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NEW RK......,.....,..."...JuS !.

PORT OF EEW-iORK. !.
CLEARED.
Steamship California Cr) Oyeuone Glasgow kc Henderson Bros
ste,mshp Aun Hlira Richards Philadelphia James Hand
steamship Beverly Pierce. Phsiepnia, Jane, Hand
steamship Conqueror, Atkins Bath Me-. J. b: Gregg.
Ship Britannia (Nor Gromwsld Hamburg Puneb Biys
Sbib Ce rhard (Cer), KIamp Hamburg Herman Koop Co.
Bah Pgg Nor Olsen Cork or Falmouth for orders Punch Hdvs
Bsil Peiho (Ger Ho Chns for orders Punch Bdye Co.
R.rI Martin w. Brett Peterson, Dtnng. Brett, son Co.
Bst Forpiot tNorJ Wsbsch Antwerp Tetens BocLm,nn
Bark D. Carlton Preemah Melbourne and Sydney Mailer
BARI TheoJorus Christian (Gerl scheger Rotterdam c. Tobias
An.on. ~ Qt. M.ann Quensowa for Orler socOveh
BAH Dover stephen Cori Falmouth O. p Disim,n Bro
Bari PrOdOms (Sor Jacobsen koerd,| fansh Eds Co.
Bari Mibion tSorl Anderson Abo FINLAND, g. Tobias Co.
Brg Lomond. Glehrst. CAdenss, James r. Wand 60
Bng Julia Blake Br Knowton Humaeoa r. T., j. r. Whitney
Bhg l.. Plat, tBr), Kinne Birtsnhead, G; W B.rt,uL
B,ss srmer,et tBrI Nc BRIDE, Chrsiana g. ". BersuI
Bg Mary Jane wibur tBr Lamb MusqaAsh, Ssvus Soma
Bns shannon, sa~ye7 81 Jago, simp,on Cipp h Co
Bs Florence Mar BI Coehsne Windsor n S. c. W. BsreAuI
Bns Lind, (ItalJ B.aro. Corr Falmouth Agre't..
BnT Hazard CSOrl Anderson KongsberG faneh Eiye Co.
oBnE EIba tBr), Chisholm Gibraltar. H. b'ep1'
ARRIVED.
s,..m.bp CITY Of Brookn (Br Liverpool My 81 and
Queen.town 22d. with mdse. and pass TO John O. Dale m
steamship Angs ( smith glasgow May 49, via Movlls l9h
s1am.hp Wysnois Couch City POu, Hoon With
ndse and pass OH Dominion Steamship Co.
BAH Chief Boston Harding MessnA 10 days With fruit
BaI Ueand (Sor TalaIen Amsterdam 10 days In ballast
ss, vsssu,rd Mitchell Liverpool March 20 Key w.s, May
bsTs Jess SIeu (yor) H,u,eu Gm,ts 81 du. in ballast
Sunny Region of 81 John N Bl smith. Antwerp 81 days
Ban A.tsy IsoE NIeu..en, Antwerp so days in ballast Is
ebored n Grsvesend Bsy for orders,
Bns Mshs Pesson Wilmington n c. 10 days with o.a
Schr s. small Warren. shss. n H., IS days with pihng
sohr Martha oi Andrew b. Glass ssekrie SB Is dsTs
sstt Aas L. Ass, DvisL was9E 10 suL vl,h sl.,,sG
New-York tribune., 1874-06-02
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Under the call of States, bills were intro
duced and referred, including the following:
By Mr. f. H. ROBERTS (Rep., n. Y)-To admit free
of duty merchandise sunk for two years aud aerward
recovered.
BY Mr. LAWRENCE Rep.. ohio) Concerning tho
District of Columbia and provide for the future gov
ernment thereof.
BY Mr.. FOSTER (2ep.. Ohio)-To admit free OF duty
Photographic and hthographic prints, philosophical
apparatus etc, imported for educational and scientific
BY Mr PARKER Rep., Mo)-For an amendment to
the Constitution as TO provide Tor the election Of
BY Mr. WHITE Rep., Aa) granting public lands to
aid the Warrior aud Tennessee River Railroad.
Mr. TREMAIN (Rep., n. " moved to suspend the
rules and non-concur with the Senate In the amend
MT. POLAND REP Vt9 believed that the House
could not DO better than concur in the Senate amend
Mr TREMAIN disagreed entirely with Mr. Poland.
Mr.. Tremains motion was agreed to and Confer
On motion Of Mr.. KELLEY CRep., PENN the House
concurred in the Senate amendment to the Centennial
directly indirectly, for any expenses attending the
exhibition.
Mr.. RANDALL Dem, PenD.) remarked that in voting
for that he did not intend To he understood as
debarrng himself from advocating and asking others to
make a success He believed that to be the voice Of
the entire Pennsylvania delegation.
D.. THE CUSTOMS AND INTERNAL REVENUE LAWS.
Mr. DAWES (Rep., Mass), Chairman Of the Committee
on Ways aud Means made statement to the House in
reference TO the bill TO amend the existing Customs and
Internal Revenue laws. 1t apparent to the Com
ttee he said that 1t impossible TO carry that bill
through in the manner which 1t had been considered
in the House. He had. therefore. been instructed TO
hiring before House for to-day the same
bll with all the amendments that were adopted in Com
Ilttee Of the Whole up to the adjournment on Friday
evening
MT STARKwEATHER (Rep., Conn., asked Mr.. Dawes
whether he would admit an amendment taxing the
saes OF stocks bonds gold bullion. etc. one-tweDtieh
of one Der cent aud he remarked that without enda
gerjDR deprecating any interest, that TAX
would produce 60 100000 or &l2.OoO.0Oo year.
Mr. DAWES ntin ated that there was no machinery
proyided 10 collect such tax and the Committee was
not prepared 10 recommend II. -
M SMITH (Rep, Ohio) asked whether salt would be
nut on the free remarhDg that the standing votes
IN Committee Of the Whole showed majority III favor
Off.
Mr.. DAWES understood 81 replying IN the mega
tive He moved To suspend the rules ana pass he Dill
and intImated that IL that motion was ktgauVeu, ne
would press the bill any further this session.
Mr. HAWLEY (Rep., CoDn) called attention 10 the
fact that Mr. Dawes bad told the House recently that
there would be a surplus revenue this year OF SIX or
seyen millions 20 the Sinking Fund.- which would,
howsyer st t22 100000 to be provided for the
Singing Fund this year. He (Mr Hawey) wanted 10
know whether Mr.. Dawes cOud assure the House that
be surplus Of next would be adequate TO meet the
Sinking Fund OF s2O0o0o for next year, and $4,000 900
fOr this year. ,,,.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-02
BUILDING STATISTICS

From the Department Of Budn for the west ersG
Saturday May 80. 1874. W. W. Adams Supern ntenfeni:
Of Construction, RObt MeGnnis Chef reports nee
buildings proposed 26 estimated cost si566O0 Among these are
IL tenements French fats and drscas d~euns Alterations
proposed. 2l estmaEed cost s62oOo IotA esamsej co'T
Special applications and other structures "a
T< BuI,sgs and VtoLItson Andres oseas
Of 6Sj buildings reported uLa le made Sf
49, down sent aitorney & srea suveys us
55; violations Of reported To- removed 10. VIOLA
ton notices served, lS 10 attorney, ].
Iron Work Henry Dudley Chief reports nam
number buing provided
63 served A. sent 20 sttorn
number gr beams and lnte tested 80 Of which sher
rejected, q. -
Bureaa of TAeder Fdror and. spetrt Snreys
HYDE CheTweye he and places Of amusement are repos
having osy visited snd Inspected means OF ss-A
&C.. viL Theater Ccmqae. Oympe Uulon Sda,re "ali DALI
Avenue Terrace Garen, Union lie Bryshth
ooth, Tiyo and the Academy Music and cton, Of tAs
Binding law motel Thirteen hoe boarding sod lodgos
bous and one reported having been thor
ous inspected protection and escape tn
,eyeray provided against Of this number sir were reported
amply this respect sDi seTen " r91rns
srs been made OF % buildings lefs
tofore reported requiring fire escapes 200, ,,,,.
spec reported have been made o 81 OHhes
eoaiton osSaPe
these being kep repair free from o5siruuous 81 oans s
repod a. s1qirng ADDITIONAL 6re safeguards Two eases OF factories
In which the lax has piled With have been earea
New-York tribune., 1874-06-02
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON June 1.-The President has sent
to the Senate the nomination Of Benjamin H. Brisow OF
Kentucky be Secretary OF the Treasury and OF Wm
Richardson to be Judge of the Court OF Claims Also
the folio wing
John Mason for the Territory OF Arizona
Nege be Assistant Treasurer at Bsnore Daniel House
to be Suryeyor OF Customs at Gaena. Ill
Postadstsohn n Supheri Lancaster Ohio j. Powman, AZ
vren ILL., George Hunter at Newton. Iowa; Jackson NJ Rose
Abngtor slater Wvthevie Val Horace A. Jarvis,
at Cortland Village n " Charles W. Webster. at Fort Pan N
" Lewis Scott Lowule n VI Moses Mease Hudson, ONO
George l. Swsnk, a. JoAnstown Penn
New-York tribune., 1874-06-02
COMBINATIONS BY THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The Senate, In Ex-
ecutve session to-day. referred the nominations OF
Messrs. Bristow and Richardson TO the Finance and
Judiciary Committees respectively. and confirmed the
following nominations:
Aaron Had TO be Agent for Indians In Kansas
Pomasds-Calyin X. Tan, WiiamsowB Mass; Thomas X
Neil al WesIhed Mass A. Jones, Broekon, Mas James h.
Hooi Mass John Coggwe at Ipswich, Mass Ezra
Geo Mailer Boonyde, Mo- James W.
Rice Garnet. Kansas Walter H. Johnson at Columbus, &C.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-02
BUILDINGS REPORTED ON WHICH CHIMNEY5
ARE Unsafe,

chimney bulgd Thsmpsou estae owsef
Trsvc No 407 front aud rear ehinses bsisdj rtomsss
Tbave 461 front and chimney, badly broken; Bd-NA
Lolghlia, owner. -, u
Power.
Cna l99 2Ol bcks and coping OF chuneys oose Wa
McSamars.
Ebehs l0i bricks and coping Of ehmneys Loose Mrs. Sarah
Leggeit
Lewisst No. si2 bricks and coping Of chney' loses Mrs.
Schwartz,
Mulberry SO3 bricks and chmneys loose and broken HssV
Unger
New-York tribune., 1874-06-02
piSSFNG ERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIvERPOoL-In steamship Cy Of BrootIyn June 1-Dr
and Mn r. Corrgsn Mr. Loyd Nj Corrgan Mr. Hudson Mrs
a.. Bell William CharlesworthJ William Smith
Mr. wilkins KengOn M and Mr. John Ccuth'.a and two es
n j. H. Pearson, S F Oiney, Mas Jones, MI
and Ma George W.hng sydney Pender Spencer seien Mr Gill
land Mrs Gilhlsnd r. d. Belts smith W. Btggs T. spun.r
p L. Rnfy J. b Harper II. H. Cmdge, X Simmons A. Doopg H.
Nash R. g. Fteeborp r Car.y Oscar Cameron Pree Johi
Moe Mis-, Mar, Nopnng MARI Claiming Ars MeIntosf
and two hren Pope Miss j. E. Pope, M AM Mr., DAME
F.nk Mr. and Mrs J. h. Harper and infant
New-York tribune., 1874-06-02
REAL ESTATE.
NIw- YORK. Monday. June I. In.

T.
At the Exchange SalesroOms to-day William
Kennedy sold the four story brown building ana
of east side Of SeveDtbave 1 feet north OF Thir,v
fourtbs 2lsxlOO to g. B. Browne for tl5Oo al.o m.
story house and lot south side Sxteth
st. 1894 feet west Of Second ave., lot I3iIoe6 The
mander Of the sales announced for to-day were aa
jOurned.
Tomorrow sales will be conducted by william Ken.
nelly, Adrian H. Muller q Son, and D.nsec Porter & Co.
at the Exchange Saesrooms.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-02

A FTERNOON BOAI Tor NewDurgn, FOugn-
Cornwall NsrnsmburEh and MilOn,Ihe MARY PowELL from
ages a reduced rates
RRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
ID and Naus,uet Railroads. Fare 81 Steamer LAURA il a.eon-
11.' s1 steamer fs Del @ before '- '''' 'l w
CENTRAAlL,, RAILR0AD AJS OF OF NEW-JERSSEY,
station IN Ss.Sei Lbe!iy,t sonsrls
r vi. s an Ts D tss nd
Lsh Waller Ra.id ms line 10 70 .,o1rs L0as and tho
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
u,atS chani Iam,gu,. wiIie.6arTs, scranton, &C.
100 is%s S'
cv.a. wa1er &c Connects at Junction with De Lack and
900 nNorsNo EIrrE. da,- ts1spt sund.y for Es,.9o
Ano.s Hs. sui The w s, GTnHsss, 4 s,%s'' W,s FOR
Scranton s. Win through DaH7il wil,H'POt. &C.
iS9S m-KIrarss for Pemnsten, E.on, Bath. Aneutosn.
Mash CSsHi M.a.s., c H.s,S9 w'ss seTs,1'n Bead
Tram Tram for for F FsG On ss.1sy a ss;s s. s on...
Tss ri. e. sa n.''' Chunk
s5$ WI !S!f E..;: 4: s:r;i:: :: s::;;4 ~
town sSG Rs.ne h...rs F,sSsrsS chsago AA'A
7,30p. M EmlgIantl-Ror Ba.ton
ggSS g2iS5 nwS nNfS. TI.l1 Pl.iatsa sst s'~''''l'
rs5 y EinSs. slS SlS otS 40 sasS stt9s
.oSG i 49, asb ri 55 $3.50 $50 6:4S g. 6io $780, 4 49,
8l5 Gl5 1880 ll:l5, IL p IN
r. z. KICKER, supt and Eng.
H. p. BALDWIN. General Passenger Agent
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING.
L. FIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS, MONTREAL, and intermediate
points Steamer leaves Pee1sp daily tsunda eIcepied
r. K, 3l5 connecting with special train
Night Peck IL oeock Tickets
baggage checked 94 Broadway New York 1853 Peepon and
4 Courtss. Brooklyn
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
~ Commencing MONDAY. May 4, 1874
Leave SeW-iorI tPer North Reetor-st)
925 mFor Philadelphia Loug Branch, Rel Bsnk River
banega TueteoB Wins'ow June, Yneland and Brdge!on
m.-for Long Branch Red Bsnk Toms kIver Warstown
Barnegat and Tuetsrton. -
ARRIVE IN NEw.YORK
e35 mProm Long Branch Red Bank Toms River warssovn
bsnega and Tuekerton
430 n-Fom Phlsdeph Brdgeton vipesnd winslow June
Tueketon Bsrnegst Toms River Rel Bank and Long Branch
Fare between Neu.Yort and Philadelphia only 81 %.
Frsight received ny " 3:45 ,. IN.
wM. s. sSBDRy
General Manager.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-02
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
HRwYORK CITY

Bo,duay before vdening 57ih-s rs't20Si0n
to Broadway, BIG sreept polioa taken for
widening Brosdvy haH f25
Same property half -
Boulevard % II Of l5l.t 2JrlO0.......... 5gA
1888 of Scanas st. 2. half block 5pa
New $50 Of Uaionaye, JOElij2, Nousn.... ja
Winesst No ls0a
2JO2 % 9b 2Jx2
21tst. gl5 n of7thaVe 23SI0 7............ 2l,D
DIV i5sS. os9 10 begnaar ....,,...'..s.'. o0e
33is 275 Of Shave 10 1881 I1Op
47bs No 10 East 275 of 5'hae, 2JrlOO j..... bjO1
5Jthst 100 W Of 2laye. 6Or0l5.............. 30On
59h ST. l30 Of 2jaye, 75IlU0 6j7Jo
1l2thst 1871 OF fthay IT lrl0D ll... 900
18Th g.. 2Sl3 n 21sye 81 n W 10 ll3th
point 300 10 y. Of 2taye slOlZ It. - W besan
inr gore............. ....................... lse
l27thst s. 80 H. 7th-aFe 2Dx99 II .......... Ia O9
Malson-aye Tsylorst l0OIlZO f. West Pams.. 200
Mornsave 282 o. q. Meemans; f7.5IlOJ6... ID 5
st. Annssye - n. lf5tnsI 25rlOO........... 80
ST. AIMS ave- l4jst, lOOIl2j ft.... ...... t9
yermilyea 100 II Hsworne.t 1904 lJO...... sg
1stave % n. jSb, 81 JK7j 1000
2tsye, 25.S f. n s2d st. Al l.....'''' 1000
same pro 4OJ0
2isve, 498 f. 2iihst q ST97 2sUs
3lave., 39tbst l9.3I76 ~ "a
39th 10 r. 3i-sye, Zir3S. .6..............b 80
3daye., w. % f. n. 4shs, IL lOr 7B5.......... lg1A
5O7 n. oBht 30 IL lOO O01
5h-ay. 255 52ds, 25rloO 1000
7thsve., ". 2i9 h 26th-sL "a sJ6........ fS3
RECORDED.
' .............. s2Coo
3t-ave, ". cor l3Oih-st. HJp
New-York tribune., 1874-06-02
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NITY OF PRONIDENCE.-TO ARCHITECTS.
~ Special City Council City Hall plans
estimates u will receive plans and estimates Tor
Cty Hall 1874 the following conlon For the
plan adopted by the Committee for C Hal pem u
For the plan selected second
hundred dollars for the plan selected as third
premium three hundred dollars All PLANS which sha receive
property Of the Floor plans and genera
the Office Of the Supernteudent OF roo
ABNER J. BARNABY, Chairman
Providence, r. l.. May 81, 1874
NOTICE to Railroad COntractOrs.-Sealed
Proposals. eyed BY the JerseY City aud Albany r. X Co
j the work and materials necessary hhsh the
Information furnished On application 10 tue under
r. X ALBURTIs, President. 46 Beayerst. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-02
NINIATURH ALMANAC

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Sandy Hook 93l Cows Island looS Hell Gate Ferry llio7
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DEM NSYLVANIA RAILR D.-TIIE
Il GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES NAIL kOUT &,
Trains leave NewYo from foot Of Dssbosses and CotlandsA a.
Express Harsourg Pittsburgh, the West and South With Pull
Palace attached. $3.50 and $3.50 sandaT AID
For Wii.mspor Lock Haven CORY Erie Phl, Bhe
Diy Wllamsport $3.50 connecting u Phila
FOR Baltimore wans.on the South Limited Washington Er
OF Pullman Parlor Cars daily except sunday ar
i've sshngtOu at 4lO Regular $40 n and
Express for Phsdephi, $40, $50 mi 1890 g. l. $50
O. p ~ night Sunday. o. 7. $780, and Rnigran
For Trenton a. 7;ios m. 2 aud 3;lopm
For Newark at q. $50 2, TAO, 9. 10 lin,
23O 3lO $40 4:l0 4:30 o. 800 5:40 o. olO. $3.50 7:30.
$40. 10. 1880 and II night Sunday $500 and s:Io
$40 $40 4,lO 4:3O 52O 540 $40 $3.50 1880, Sl0 TO-
1880 IN. and II night Sunday 5:20 and 8lO D. N .
For Railway g. $50. 7, 10L M m, q 23O. $40 $40
$40 1880 $500 $40 6l0 $780, slO 10 and II night
For woodbrdge Perth Amboy and South AmbOy, aud 10
Fsi EtS:Bun:sci7 and Am IL n. O. $40, A:ao s:2o
6:lU. D. m. 2Dight
For IN, Milestone, IL noon. 3: 10 and 43U o.
for LambertviIe and Flemington $50 u. and 4 D. m.
For PhilLpsburs Bevidere $3.50 m. 2 and ..
BoEdeDovp Camden. and
g. 80 Z. m, 1880, 2. $40. g. and .. m.
For Freehold . m. and p m.
For Fsrmipyiale and Squan Z a. m. and 2 p m.
For Pembenon and Camden. and $50 and via boa,
from Pier No. 39 At 3:35
Trains arrive a foo.i;-From Pittsburgh $50 m. 235 and
1885 daily; 1885 daily Monday From Washing
and Baltimore sos l5 5l and l0;27 Sunday o;05
1885 2l5 5:l5, 6:05 S:4i 1927 p. Sunday 5:l0.
620. $3.50, 1855 IN. aud 1927
Ticket O&cs 526 435 2 and 944 Broadway No Asor Houss
B.ts.ry.pi,ee. D. NJ BOYD, IT,, Gen. Passenger Agent
A. j. CAs,Arr, General Manager
New-York tribune., 1874-06-02
Brooklpn Real estate for Sale.

nor SALE-LOTS on Remsen and Montague.
ss Fs,bush ave. and Prospect Park Plaza GORDON Foho'
y7 Clart-st, Brooklyn
ENOR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS.
HOUSES No, 43 Wlow,, 81 Hekst lO2 Plaesppe,, l33
R.useu 49 81 and SO Eassu 266 snd 26s wsshng,osa,
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miscellaneous.

4 GENTLEMAN and wife desire the charge
~ UOIsE whose occupant for the Summer longer
time; references uneGeepohable Address C. s F. Tribune Ohce
CREWKERNE. England.-The Young man,
~ PHILIP who len Cexkerue the 10th Of March last Is
earnestly desired to wte at once to bis parents
NOR SALE-New Wheeler a. Wilson, Weed
and Amencsu MACHINES from $50 to $40 for cash or on IN
Desk Counter Shelving and entire Fixtures
NEW.YORK MACHINE STITCHING Co. 70 UhonSqnaTe (GP
stsirs) -------
Jersey STOCK FOR SALE.-A few head
u o COWS and HEIFER CALVES; Sl25 to $40 each
calves $50 500. wM. b. 5. BEBkMAN, sauserhes Ulster
New. York.