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New-York tribune., 1874-11-24
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

'oar ofSEw-foRk k...:..:::...'....~'..'.Sow 2a
s.mhp South Anerio. TnisO.sss st. Tsou. Rio J.n,ro &C.
steamship Phil.deIpbi. Davis Pb.delDhl. James Hand
steamship s.a krancon,. Bragg Portland. J. p. Anes
Ago'ano Peuso itsL Chiesa, Cork or Falmouth p
BAH ausepp Bono Gt. P.eno Falmouth soeovich
sssso: Fs; b b.a....a s s:sS y' 4s. ss''' s Co
As 1 s1 sp aE,'i 1s 4s.s;. Si Co.
s'ss.%sh,p sS,s Earop. B MKay Trieste oc. ls Ps 2l Mes
mdss. and pass to Henderson Bros
aiS istssH Ss IT,; 9St,s pa Bragg Liverpool Nov via Boston
S .%D s Sya. ks3p' c.l,s'tsn Nov 49, and k, West isA
and sss. s :. III. ks% SS A'"' Nov i' wit" n
senaP Gamma l Ladco,t Bemods Nov TO- with mdss and
.ps sss:a.ls S s.:. 4 R ' s'T0''' Nov H. with n'
HAMPTON slsss:sS, sa: ss &! sssRS s.. B'"n Bordeaux Oct Via
s.rt pa Belle LverpoO West Rio Janero SO days with
BaIi Baa Co. LSGi's Se eshn Rotterdam ss day b.l.
rhoms, .swe Trappe Ro Janeiro % days. via st.
Bns Mnns Trauo Phil.deph wooonde Pensacola % days
,as, Sn, Maggie Lawrence Haley s.. River Ca 10 days. with
Sch. sshr Eclipse. C9nlhn s.y,un.h IS day.. with cotton
S sn, IN S0ssrn a Home Of Canning ST. Tustebu Macbo II
FOREIGN PORTS.
ss Ps.eS. SSs G$s S 1ss 5s. ~p s Illinois
sssDRs n RSI her time was day, and 20 Line
steamship Nevada Price sewYort 18th So.n for Liverpool
h0ckASD Me- Nov 23-rhe hr Ieorgs Of and Bangor
TOT FORK with Of lumber ashore Island
loss ~ - vs." P'~'' w ~'~
bosroS Nov 23Capt brig Beta At this port reports:
Nov Ill., lat Ss 80 N ing 20 % passed vessel nearly bottom
portion OF her stsrbosrd side being visible The vessel
to be newly ODpeel heh the chain bolts Supposed
Gle about the wreck " -
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS.
Panama. Nov. II, 1874
Steamship Granada
1856 passengers. ], 900 freight
San Francisco
Steamship Constitution 22d Panama via Acapulco
with $50 passengers and 025 toas freight
ifor Latest Ship Neus see Fifth Page.l
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24
TREATMENT OF OMNIBUS HORSES.

MI. Bergh, IN behalf Of the American So
cety for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals has been
trying for some time TO better treatment of o
nibus horses by making the propretor OF the lines re-
sponsibe Tor their condition, Instead Of Furnishing the
drivers In order to do this case was brought in the
Justices Court in Fftyseyenthst against the Feurth
Avenue Stage Line Jesse and John NJ Marshall and
William IL Wilkins. prOpretors and Charles Brunell
superintendent. were charged with oFerloadng, over
driving, cruelty treating aud tormentng a
poor, spawned, and otherwise diseased horse
An Indictment was found. after the examina-
me fa was begun YESTERDAY In the Court OF General
sessions Derore Judge Sutherland. The evidenea
Imposed upon him. and that he was stili used even
aIter harpg been once before back 10 the stahs
Dy the secietys ofneers. Mr. Bergh was one of the
%ltne,sss and Col Fellows wished show by his test
Mony that he had an anmus against the stage ire.
hr Berghs reply TO the point: be had an Lnes
snu Should 90 all he legally cOnld TO prevent the crne1
this morning "Ai pe resumed
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24
CIVIL NOTES.


In the Special Term of the Supreme Court,
Brooklyn, yesterday Eigar NJ Cullen, appeared TO make
return to two wrts Of mancamus against the Board OF
Supervisors OF Brooklyn, to compel them to pay the
Charity payroll TWAS claimed that the original man
damus had not been served on the defendants Mayor
j. H. Bergen for the wrts replied that the Law had been
complied WITH that certified copy bad been served on
each member Of the Board Justice Pratt reserved
decision.
suit was brought some time ago against
J. H. Mcmahon, resident Of Texas, having property In
this city, by C. II. Malby who obtained verdict for
s2s5g7 a. At the beginning OF the suit the money OF
the defendant In National Park Bank attached
and the cashier made return that there was deposit
In the bank to McMahons credit OF S6s9 S3 After the
Judgment was obtained. execution levied, but the
refused pay the ground that the attachment
was signed by the sherif-M. T. BrenDan-but by
his deputys clerk Thereup0u the Sheriff brought suit
against the bank. In the Supreme Court yesterday.
Judge Van Brunt decided that by making return
cashier waived his right to regular certhcae and
bound the bank by his act aud that the Sheriff, by
accepting the certificate, made 1t his own. Judgment
given Tor the Sheriff.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Bias du Bouchet, charged with disposing OF Snug
ge cigarettes held yesterday SO 900 bail by Commissioner
Shields
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday James
Williams. dealer at No 29l Greenwch'st. was held In
81 900 bail.
In the Court of General Sessions, before Judge
Thomas Kergsn plesd euy Of petit larceny
and sentenced to the penitenhsry for siI months
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
held in 81 900 bail for breang into the store
OfJoseph Rockower Of No. 81 East Broadway tue 9th inst and
stealing $206 worth Of ewery
Justice Smith. at the Jefferson Market Police
committed Richard Grant default OF 81 600 ball
charged natcpg $40 from John Abbott Of No. 1875 Mubeuyst
Saturday night in the cigar store at No. 1877 Ninhave
A motion was made yesterday before Justice Pratt
BROOKLYN the order OF Matthew d. Bgt te
Rockand Coun1 appears that Bogart tefaur
the began him bis surees for large
One 00O to which Bogart failed to answer
The Supervisors h the suret for $3OO Decision
reserved
In the Court of Sessions Brooklyn, yesterday,
Christopher Pierce tried Indictment him with
Mrs McGshey The defendant milk
his about ocock
Mrs Mcahey entered alteration with him IN the course
Of which struck the leg The blow claimed 10 De
accidental by the defendant and the jury rendered verdict not guilty
In the Supreme Court, Special Term, Brooklyn,
before Fisher and Lemler made appa
why mandimu should not be issued
Weeh Pnncpa Public School No. 35 TO all
privleg the school Wam H. NJ johnson (colored OF No.
IS Cbsnceys who had turned the school because Of
bis color Judge Pratt said that he would examine the matter closely
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24
MONDAY, Nov. ESP. VI.


The railway and miscellaneous share speculation
has been as rule dull to-day. The leadership Of
the market seems to have passed away from Lake
Shore, and the greater activity has been in the
lower priced stocks Wabash, which has been tho
conspicuously weak spot in the market having
taken the lead as to the extent OF business trans
acted. OF this stock 22,5OO shares were sold, the
closing quotation showing decline OF per cent
from saturdays final price. Northwest has been
active. with an advance of per cent on sale OF
l9sOO shares. Lake Shore has been steady. with
sales of 1890 shares. Mr.. Drew put up
his Quicksilver 80 per cent to-day to S5l.
There seems also to be an attempt making TO gal
yanize Atlantic and Pacific Preferred into hfe and
activity, which has been far successful to-day as
to advance the quotation u per cent. Central and
Hudson, Western Union Telegraph and st. Paul
each went up Q; Rock Island, D; Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph, I; Ohios and Lake Shore. each l. and
Union Pacific. /. Delaware, Lackawanna aud West
em. Hannibal and st. Joseph. and Pacific Mail each
declined /, and Erie per cent. There was more
doing in the minor telegraph stocks American Dis
trict selling at 40 and Atlantic aud Pacific at 20
The general market closed firm. The opening high
est lowest aud closing prices of stocks sold to-day
81
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24
THE ELECTION DAY MIJRDrp

Judge Barrett, in the Court of Oyer and
serniner yesterday morning, Informed Mr. Clinton.
coroner Crokers counsel that was not prepared vet
10 give his decision the motion 70 admir- Croror 20
BALL. but would try to have 1t ready for Wednesday
orning. Mr. Clinton asked that the case be set down
remptorily for this morning He thought that under
circumstances they we're entitled TO an i'm mediate
! Il ASSISTANT DistrctAttorney Rollins remarked
-e" oi Cour9s exeFclsina its power compel Dis
AttVrpry " TE case the next day. aud there was
p'A.g ~ Ae edss " ed iOr such extraordinary haste
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Nov. 23-In the Court of Appeals, Mon
"a 1g- stoddrd Administrative &c, respondent ag Msga.
ret Sodda appellant argued BY sauue Hand counsel for appel
liant IN / by Nathaniel c. Mosk for respondent
No 72-The Third Nsons Bank Of Buffalo respondent ag Ben
mis- +. Bruce ct al appellants submitted:
No 68a- Egbert Carr respondent Jane White appel
sn argued Paer Of counsel for appellants aud by Samuel
Hand for respondent
No s3-Charles White respondent Emily KEITH appelsn
argued by Noye counsel for appellant and by j. Sm for
respondent
made and Cont adjourned to Tuesday 2h inst
Day Calendar for fuesdsy NoY. 2i Nos 40 49, 0i 30 49, 30
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24

CIRCUIr-fAHr
263O. .Henlich sgt. VBnen,
Sheriff, he.
3058. Stevens OF al. agt. The
Mayor, &c.
36I0. .strsng agt. The Mayor, he.
1856. .Poillon sgt Luhng.
%. .htfgerald agt Kelly.
Sheriff, &c. rr
210i2. Dixie sssfgoec, &c. agt
Nationsl Ice Co.
1900. .Dewitte and ano. agt.
keleman.
694 q. Cohn agt. Pinsti.
1850. .Morgau agt. Smith and ano.
1925. Lynch sgt The Mayor, &e.
PART Ill
483. .Parrsr Coal Co sgt
OBrien, Sheriff. 6c-
2OS5. Powers agt Heath.
1908. .Stephsnie du Val de Bean
lieu sgt. Joserh Stupp:
otherwise called Carl
vOgt
43go. Ford agt Tbe Mayo, &c
40G5. .Kuse, sdm'r, agt N. y, snd
N. n. and Hartford K
X Co.
3782. .CcIe sgt. The Mayor, he.
3659. .Dutchess Co. Nut. Ins. Co.
sgt. Hatfield ct al.
406l. Simpson sgt The Mayor,
&c.
I375. Bssso sgt. Levy and ano.
17i7. Covert Agt Berriau, err,
&c.
1887. Mcdonnell at. The Mayor,
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24
Gitp Real Gstate for Bale.


A BARGAIN.-An elegant, four-story. brown
IA sone DWELLING 23x52IlO0 47ihst near 9th ave-, freq
frsclsss will be sold cheap r. d.
GRADY. S27 9th ave, or q. A. KssAM, 8 Pres. -
EOR SALE-At reduced price, 408 West
b8th-st, and blsement bown-stone fon
HOUSE with without Furniture Apply premises Only small
smount Of cash required. -. - :.
DLASTIC-SLATE PAINT will stop leaks in
tin roofs and protect them for 10 MAIDBNbANb
TI,O HOUSE-HUNTERS AND BUYERS
Il Mes DU3GIy CROssMAN. Architects No. 63 Ess, Fory
n Of Psrksye propose offer until the 24h nst sI
HOUSES bids plan before at
tempted The Nos g. g. and IL East Forty prtst be
Nos l8 and 20 East Fifth seventh
ST. fh aud Msdsonases pamphlet containing plans OF
the with full particulars conditions OF the sale can be 90
tainei on the premises or at their ohiee l-.. 80
VALUABLE CITY REAL PROPERTY FOR
sALEIhere will be sold at public auction at the Exchange
ssesroom No III Broadway tho st day Of Dee@Oer 1874
IL H. Ludlow Co.. under decree OF the Supreme
Court foreclosure suit in which William Kitchen as hesesef
Of the United states
plaintiff and Alice ORorke and others defendants The e9e%ea
Al Psks ste Cosst IN the City OF New
York occupied tenemenhouse
desr0us OF real estate sac
be the direction Of Hon. Francis Barlow Referee
WANTED-A ell-built, bright, comfortable
w HOUSE, good locality not to exceed S3OOOo Ad
dress all particulars, HOME, p. o.. Box 3,429.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24

IRON AsPINwALL-s seamshtp Guy Of Panama. Nov rs
Capt A. o. Jones. ThoS 0rtaa w. w. Humngton
fhoA bEhhUDA-Is stoonskp Casfma. Nov. 23-Hon H. y,
nfham Mss Inghsm Mrs Hayward. p Paul. Rowe D Harmon.
white M1 MeCuan e. c. Hungerod Mis- Turner and nfspt
Mr. Turner and servant, ]. d. RYAN T. Brown
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24
PASSENGER.S SAILED.

FOR RIO DE- JANEIRO ke-Ia steamship Amutoa, soy
Cosmodere w. kirkland o. A. N Time C. urthg Capt
L. Ps IIsrsh Tedeesep Hoys Julius Daboeq RekelmAnn.
Dnesbseh r. HuforI, Henry Hannah Albert BoneI:
as Hlnsr nd sis Rs. ia Wisn A. Beeeher wife CHILD
and nurse Chrislo. Mrs H. MeMie Mrs =
sssmsn AMI Rev. r. Hoassoa sgi Prot james
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24
PROJECTED BUILDINGS.

New p"cssd for erection for which plans nave been suo
@'e department. Of Buildings during tue week ehdns SAu'o
Mo-. 81, 1874; ,,l.,.
Maphsta northwest Twehave fou bnck stores and
dwellings each three oe 20I4xILo H. '" Coaes
n, -
Thirty No. 1873, brick workshop two stones ZlI
80; yreeand. owner. - M,
F:yhrdt, No. 451 brick once and seeoh1s dSenR
two stories, 25I32; Henry Merten, owner
side 459 feet north Of fheenth Two oneh stores
and tenemens Eve stories 25I2lI62; y sehuek owner:
Eighty sixth north side, $50 feet west OF Avenue A. n orown
stone hutcs dwellings, each four stores loioV hAanagn
south side l75 feet weth OF Avenue hye brown
stone dwellings each ses stories, lo9xio D. haVanagh
. - . -, .. N IL
eyenh south side 90 feet west OF Avenue b. r brown
,ans pcsss dwellings, each three stories l03I4i B. Kavanagh
90, a n.
Pfefer, owner.
north Avenue A. four onef enemen
four stories, 26I55; Mcdonald 4 NunsD, owners
Bas, hundred No. 63 bnek stable one story
1894; Mr.. Burren, owner. ,,., -
Thirty fnhst north side 275 feet east OF Bsveniha7e
buck workshop, one story, 25I50; W. Brown. owner
north side 200 feet Tenth ave. one ofick ten
emeni four stones, Z5r5O; James Scott, owner
Brosdsa side 225 feet south Of Jef5rsont, Aorsana
brick and seeOnd-elaa dwelling; John Hood, owner
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24
nIxIArnRR ALMANAC

sun dses.... 6,57 4:36 Moos ses..... SIT
H'aH wsrua
Saody hook 749 S:26 Hell Gate Ferry 10: 15
SANDY hoot S:l8 1863 Hell 104 AZ
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YORK, Monday. Nov. %, 1874.
At the Exchange SalesrOOms to-day Samuel
A. Steele sold one lot, 25xlo6 Wsave, west side.
As feet south Of One-hundred- ffthst Mor-
rsania), for 1000.
Lespnasse Friedman sold one lot, southwest corner
Nnety-sixtbst and Elevenhave., for $3.50; also one
lot adjoining Eeventhave.. for $780, also one lot,
l00ss feet sOnth Of Ninetysxthst., same block for
1870. They were all purchased by ID. NJ. Clarks0n.
Jere. johnson. r sold to-day by order Of the execu
tors OF Abiah Mann, r, deceased 80 lots located on
Partlon, Dwight Vanoyke, and OtsegO-sts near Erie
Basin, at Red Hook Point, Brooklyn. The lots put
up IN one lot and purchased by D. NJ Chauncey for
100000
Messrs. Duggin & Crossman sold on Saturday, In ad-
vance OF the opening OF proposals. three houses on East
FOrty-fOurthst. FIftl-ave. No. was purchased
by b. Brakeman for $4,000, No. Q by John b. butcher
for Si,o0O. and No. IL by William ii, Vanderbilt for
$4,000 The prices fraction below the upset prices
named in advertisements but is an encouraging sign
when there is demand for houses Of this superior class
at such good prices
The report OF the Department OF Buildings for the
week ending Nov q will be found below.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24
brooalpn Real estate for Sale.

DLASTIC-SLATE will make anything fire.
proof wserproo acids do not affect it. 79 Msden.ane
ID 8. BUSSING, jr., No. 2O4 MOntague-st.,
GAES-Pare wishing BOND and MORTGAGE do
through advertiser sound basis OF security attention
business of Real Estate in BROOKLYN es
Country Property exchanged for City Real Estate New well built
brown front houses TO exchange.
Cspsts opportunities offered By the present
learn Of excellent chances for pu
property BY applying al the above ONCE
The largest Of improved and vacant property near prospect
Park having Of the advertiser
Euers of locations Flat
the Park from the lists TO be bad at the
above Office r. g. BUsSlNG jE,
2O4 Monsgue-st, continental Buidng) Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24
II.-BRADy. J.

H-BRADy, y.
26S4. Shaw agL Duneonbs-
1856. Martin ext. he aEf. beeA
man, imp'd
2ee. .Ds:prs' ssi. Kelly Sns''''
2iO4. .Myer act Lew and sno;
800. .Cewles agt. Watson and
ana.
1908. .Hunter err. he. sgt Cen
usl r. r. Co. Of n. J.
26ls. Delamater sgt Rhodes.
2l7O. .Hyman sgt Grapd Truns
z. r. Co. Of Canada.
1OOia. DAVIS act. Kelly, Sh'f, &c
l46S. .Biwar,is sg,. HsthavAy.jr
AN voxsT. J.
1916. Jackson sgt The Mayor'
&c. .
l92 /. .Rsconasa sgt Koehler and
1858. Bouney, sdm'I., he. agI
Stewart.
1899. American Medicine Co. sgI
Toreer.
| 1885. .wa'lsce agt. Duryea
1890. .ODonncll agL The hsyof'
Ge.
$751;. Miller sst Moller et Al.
2099. Heath AMI sno. AT b'oJu'
ct al
| 21O3. .slawson set. Van Winhle'
21O5. Stout agt siekles.
2lO7. Paris and ano. agt- Uoder
wood.
2l09. Hogan agt Keveny.
Pill. .Embersou agt. WaddelL
2ll3. .Schutse, rec'r agt WhitinR'
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
EEw-YORK CITY.

EEwYoRK CITY.
Bleeeiers No Ill. 25rlOO; Solomon Japha to Solo
car%iue-:t So s3 and 4O . 1901 n Of Beecscr
Desaass 10 H. 2OG$ ci bicscisrt 2iSi 1880
caal,n fFsaii. SSS By iiiS iap. 90 ,,o
Ms5gt We wife ofW Armstrong 1000
HsnnIns MORT, mi 700
2515s aHd "a saaJ ksy.sr s9d Assa 6s' sfs@a hind
sS n t snd HsG sB Eshs% s5e 'a wife % GS T % 'is P sd
Agnes N Maynar1 and Elmna ~ wife of and Edward .
ss@s popy SyGss Shss ssSn % sasa
HeSston ip'i4 70 Of M;isi 2oI7j London
P1sces corner MaiG: 2Ji3O icisclose; D.
pro.peetp;ee ss6 Of l5i: iosi5i oscc:e
Bushnell h c1ns 1sT IS Charlie: oo
sSpSsn and Albert scSce to Cha. choSsy Nominal
propertr; CLovey shpman 4 Nominal
same property; Choyey to A School, Nominal
John q 10000
to Mary VIE Of Mdsey 1900
Wallis referee to r iictSp ................ 1880
Buc6ansn to Robert Bunting 1900
John agan to Msrgset T. wife of Joseph Riley 1000
li2th.si s. 1885 Of ith.aye l6I99ll; oscar Kempf
Avenue :siSi9f0f ssS c., a5iio6 o. Ann
"rns wife Of ESpper, to inn and Patrick Girvin 1000
oPdSsesvs SIS Of 5i.,, 25iio0: BaInari
summit !: 1898 Of 5SiCo soo
Twenyfourh Warl Geo Opdyke to Mari sehweicker oeo
sD is iS ESbs rSS 22iioo East Nor 800
2iaye 4O5 nOf 67h 2oI6O LOashran to aud a 400
sda1e corner Of jais ioliI6; 5S
Of 3tav H. plot; Dennis Burke to Pbp o ooo
sdaSs co. Of Ssi. i9aI7s CaGaras Rem.
merit, eItr &c, Of John Rsnnert to Martin UOsneh,l
LEASE. s.cosDnD NOMINAL
saS a 1875 SO 81 a' ss,s Ps. siia 70 s''0O
from ISL John Aor to James Henderson anu James ,o
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24

The DistrictAttorney would probably be ready next
week Judge Barrett finally set the case down Tor tues
day, Dec. l. Croker was not present.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24
PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

Mills eopoli r. " o. w. Weaver Jessie Brown Geo Aru
hein. Peter g. Benjamin. wife and children Rob O. Bechdo't
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24
UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

Buildings reported also bnngs reported
mnss thereon during the week ending Saturday Nov
81, 1874:
oason No. 1856 unsafe 6rst tier Of beams and grdeo
lerrunder; John Ritter, owner.
Boye No. 355 unsafe north ws Lollard estate
wosey No. 49, unsafe pasiA, umbrs and stars and IN
safe cbimueysi J. 3. Attndge, owner .
No. 1888 four chmneys cut away and nrsf story e un
supported and unsafe; Q. r. Stirling erner -
Les No. l5 dangerously unsafe mont hoop Sherlock
estate owner
shse NO &c. unsafe conee and leader; Henry L. Hogue
steps, H. W. Townsend. agent
Avenue No. 223 gder under noor beams Amehen
BaiIdlags reported for chimneys:
Catherine At, No. Al; X. II. Carpenter, agent
Wallst, No IL Johs keah, owner
CherD st.. No "a: w. and T. A. Crnikshsnk, agents.
HsmIlton-st No so Mr. Powers owner
Grandst.. No 5o1 Philips 4 Cohen, osnerA
Grsnd-st, No 6S3 Philips Cohen,
Gaads., No. 5bl Philips Cohen. osnefs.
BuiLps6 SrArDrcs for the ending Saturday Nov u 1874
reeop Department Of Buings w w Aams superintendent
The Bureau OF Inspection plans submitted o % nss ou
at ssmd cost Of 1862 03O OF this number ~ are
DIV elngs are secondeas dwellings and are !ehsmrnw ne H
class dsengs comprise IL font on Egh ana
bungs proposed alteration ID an estimated cost Of
5OO being Total estimated Of buldpss and arsioas
550 number special applications io Ams and oeI uae
The Barean Of Uhsafe Buggs and feo sa
o 23o banzs n wheh bef 10 Nefe rela psAs made
81 unae noees sefve n nute ases sent sltonY
reported u Violations removed o Violation nono' seed %
TuE Bu'EAu or PGEEcArss Asp IsaS"oAk reports HaA0ef
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24

SPECIAL TERx-vAS BRusT,J
Trustees Union College Schenectady Lowber al Case 3D.
No day calender
SUPERIOR CouRr-JuRY Trial TsRN-PARr u-CuRrn j.
2..wocds sgt No day caendar NO o'ne'
will be taken mp ns Term
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24

sRssIoNs-SuTHERLASD. John Mccarthy homede
sain felonous assault and beyi
eonous and battery Frank Kelly grand larceny
Clarke Robert Leroy Grand larceny -,
OYRR BARRETT JAsou Minrheimer: feloni-
battery oDOus assault and baei
Dominick Lenchan and battery Edward Behu
grand larceny; Joseph NJ. Bocke, grand larceny.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24
OFFICIAL REPORT ~ y STOCK ExCHASos SALE0
f.t NOV. 90, 1874
M.-sALEs BEFORE THE CALL.

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENr-l0t O'CLOCK
AND III oCrOCKA ".
U 8 6s Codpon. 1881 u $40 Coupon. 1888.
2l.000 0..........1l0A 1900. LIB
$500 Coupon, 1862 8 De- Registered 1881 -.
b.OU0. ,.....1122 llZ'3
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24
Alton n T II
25........ sh
Chic, Bur. Il Quincy
100 .... be. l03b
Rens K Saratoga

Pacific Railroad Of Mo
200. be. 46h
Del, Lack l. Western
80 .......lO92
500. =. be. l09S
Han & II Joseph
100. be. 50. 254
l00.... b3. 25A
Han and 81 10 Pref
NAA ga1
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPAR
Tennessee S., Old
ay raun0n

SECOND BOARD-I O'CLOCK p ".
Of BOnds-RdiirOdd B0yids-Bdnk ana Rdtl
road Shnjes-ErDress Stocks. DC.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24
Ohio ami Miss
Union Pacific
THE CALL
- .W
'R-sALEs BEFORE
Han Il 81 Jo
100. ..b30. 20
Pacific Il Il Of Ho


U \ Curreney Is ,o
1000. .llo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-22
Air6libs nsuiskeitsu.

Sonntag, Oen u. Npril B. s. fano in
st. Gouis, Mo., Die feierli6e @runo-
ite%inlegung Der tutb. st. 8eter uno YauIs
Stride ita.t. Na6mittags Suiiden ~ uno
| ubr lammeltm li6 ole peri6iebenen ta=
tbOlilden Tereine UNI in corpore Der Selt+
li6teit beiSupobncr uno Die 6eier onrb
ibre Gegenpurt gu per6errli@en.
gu Cascade, ebe6opsan , @Ountp,
puroe tirjliG Oas pfarrbaus a~us9eplin=
bert. Der piarrer, 0r. SOB, mar chen
ni3t gu 6auie, als bier mnstirte S6urfen
ins Sous einbra6en, ole Mutter bes Yfars
rers feitbunOsu, oas 5aus ausplii hosrteu
uno li4 0anr aus DEM Stau6e ma6ten.
Gin gutter lSullenbeiBer uuS Elm selooener
Gcpoloer m6dten aud III mandem Yfarr-
bauIe dnf Dem 2aube feline iiberIliliigen
Wtbbel leiu. (6ol.)
3oSton.-Su elmer Serlammlung BON
Yrieltern perpfi9tete man Ii6, iir ben
Yuu elmer bii6bhihen &elibenS Iiebensis
tauleno Dollars suiammensubrinsen. =
Sn Ylpmoutb. DIAL, uno 3war in Der
Hdbe oes biitoril6 mertipiirOisen 6eliens,
BEL wel6em Die puritanil6en ~losenannten
.Yilsrimudter" i'm II. Sabrbunbert lan-
oeten, srri9tet bo6m. Wurpbp bon Mbing=
ton, pobiu Die SatbOlifen BON Ylpmoutb
ein9epfarrt linb. cine l6one &irde gu Oh
rem oes bl. Ipoitelfiriten Eetrus, oes Sell
lenmannes."
pie 2Satffa6rt mad Tom. = Ser
Iusi9uB iir Ginleitung uno Sur9flbrun9
Der YiIserfa6rt nod &om bat nun einen
Contract nit Dem a9enten DER irans0li=
i6sn Sampfldif-9ini abgei6loIen unb
lit Der pOrtrefiii9e Sampier .Yereire" be-
itimmt poroen, nm uniere @aaiabrer i6er
Den atlantii9en Ocean gu bef6roern.
Scrielbe piro am SamIta9, Den 16. Mai,
ben Safen BON Teu-DOrt uerlaNen. Scr
ONmpTer ,Yereire" lit elm Sabrseug er1ter
&laiie UNI Die OffiSiere lino ale fatbolii6.
Die GompoSuie III ltolS oaraut oab lie Die
Gbre bat, Die Yilger bef0rocrn Su fGnnen
uno lie bat Oesbal6 bebeutenoe Opier 9e<
bra@t. Sereits baden iiber l25 Yil9er
li6 angemeloet uno Die gsioroete Summe
einSeienoet, nod Iino einise 3immer II.
8etten CUR S;spolitiOu seltelt bod miiIIen
iene 2eute, Die nod mitseben wolen, I'M.
oer3iiglid i6reibsn Ooer tslegrapbiren,
oenn es lit lebr ~wabri4einli@, oaB bieier
SampTer b,oeuteno iiberfilt peroen piro.
Die IoreIie 1T: SObn 8. &eilp iur., SO
SrOaOWap, New.YOrt. aaer 8abri9eiu-
li4teit mad weroen sesen so Manner Die
Yilgerfabrt miimadeu.
(&atb. SSts.)