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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-08
,S FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
s,TrTRpAY's SALES.

SAN FRANCISCO, August :.
.u..us, SATURDAYS SALES.
,ooo onbir-fs 81 65k on ~ CSb5 Is 6sl4 6s'i
5iso Neyican-26 20 y 25S 20 29's 20 Z -a's
5dso 1;ould & Curry-25 29& 23& pa
509o Rest 4 Belcher-66 65h 90 Co.'S b'bo
900 Ssyare-l42 la l45 -
- SsoIssr Potosi-i04 1903 l05 l07 \ b30 lOG
400 Hale 4 Norcross-5s 6n SO G0h5
tst Crown Point--s5 SO K35h
sax yellow Jscket-SS SS5a 81 y 9Cb3O 81
CASA Imperial-l0h l0si 1919 IL
l5C Empire Mill-7S
go Kentuck-l7 TN L.
1In5 Alphs-25 26 25h 25lsr95ST 2dshS
2a5 Belcher-29
34o Confidence-25 25S
800 CON YirQinia--352h 35l 1853 $50 355 $50
400 sierra Nevada 10 1855 1873 lss4
IT'S Bullion-54 So 90 ,.,,.
a6.0 California-T0 40Ik II I08 IOb5 6gS 69'4
~ Exchequer-205 2tI y
81 Seq Belcher-94 loo
1875 Justice--7i IS 10 75&
90 Succor-lh
900 Union COn-9b 81 10
l77O Lady Brysn--lS Ia
I65 Caledouia-27 81 y 27S ~
1880 Baltimore Cons AZ 5lsDS'
345 Knickerbocker-4A An
$50 Globe
255 Meadow Valley--6's ca
255 Raymond Il Ely-48 49bSO
325 Eureka Con-37 81 3Ih
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.

THE HAVANA NINE HAS BEEN LEASED
i for term of THREE MONTHS, from
August 10th, to Thomas Michel and Thomas
Deustan. the said parties contracting to work
the mine, furnish timbers and all other materi.
ais for that purpose, and make no charge
against the said mine. Now. therefore, all par
ties are notified that material, timbers. nc.
&c, furnished are at the expense of said Mich.
ell and Deustan, and no bills contracted hy
them will be paid by the owners of the Havana
Mine. JN0. N. CRAIG,
auf-lw superintendent
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-08

BULLION SHIpMENT.-Wells. FARGO {.
20: shipped yesterday bullion amounting
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
pIsAppEARAEcEs IN BROOKLYN.

Two gentlemen called at the Brooklyn Police
Headquarters Tuesday night, and stated that
they felt much anxiety regard TO the sudden and ny
terous disappearance of Edward Prendergast gentle
man OF wealth. who boarded at the Clinton House. They
said that he had gone out to collect some bills Mon
dav since which time he had hot been Tie number
Of persons WHO have suddenly disappeared m Brooklyn
Of late has been tEe increase, and Yesterday } OF
Hunter sent "A communication TO the Police Comm ssinn
calling their attention "a the matter. In the OPINION
the MayGi decisive measures should bc taken bA lle
police authortics ana the missing persons should he
Traced from the time Of their disappearance.
william A. Potter OF No. % Lcwisayc., Er0oklyn r"
D. called at police Headquarters In Brooklyn last even
n and said that he had been for several months wd
over and having several children, had hired house
kccper To take care Of them Not liking the woman's
conduct h. discharged her MOndhy. While he was
absent nom on following day, Of ms daug
ters acc H. WIS abducted hy person. and he has
reason 10 believe that she taken away by the wom
whom he discharged. The matter was placed III the
l4l!dr OF Detective Butts
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
STANDERMANN'S MENTAL CONDITION.
TESTIMONY BEFORE TIE MEDICAL COMMISSION.

TESTIMONY BEFORE TIE MEDICAL COMMISSION.
The Medical Commission appointed to inquire
into the alleged insanity of the murderer standerann
Henry Keim real estate owner OF No ~ Thirdst tes
Gcd that he had known the prisoner for three years and
knew his father and mother in Germany The latter was
subject % the boys followed her In the streets
If she a crazy standermann frequently
called at Kem's house and behaved and talked fo0isly
about marrago he said he had engagements with three
OF four girls Sometimes he would speak and sometimes
catch up his hat and rush Of the without saying
a word.
lady visitor at the Tomhs testified that che had seen
Standermann about four times week since ms ineiI-
eeraton that his language TO her absurd and
childish that she early looked upon him being OF IN
sound mind. He complained OF persons running knives
into his body at night and begged her to have IT stopped
He also imagined that Miss Sidenwald came back TO
him, and he asked what she wanted Philip Bayer, who
lives at No. 81 EllZaheth-st said StanierInann once
about it did not remember the occurrence lie always
acted in foolish manner. Adam Keim oi No 20 Chr!s-
test. said he had never noticed anything strange III tue
OF StandcnanD but could get 10 conversation
out Of him. Philip Iink of the Twcnty-third Waid, u
prisoner in the Tonbs, said standernann occupied te
spoke frequently about his crime His behavior was ~d
lie would get up nearly every night and crawl over tue
hoor, His habits were so revolving that @ At,a IIa
had testified the trial that StaDdeTmann was
rational hut conscious that he erred in so testi-
fying. william Russell bOOtblack said that he saw
drawn in upon his shoulders; he had seen man
shoot another person before, aud thought standeah
Tombs testified TO what lac had and heard IRON
other prisoners OF sttndcEmann's habits while in prison
sane, standermann was insane. The investigation will
be resumed at o'clock today.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
TaF PARK THEATER LITIGATION

The suit of Riggs against Pursseu was to
forecloso a mortgage the lease OF the premises on
which the Park Tbcater at Twentysecondst and Broad
way is built The money OF the plaintiffs was advanced
to build the theater On The original suit the defense
Wa set NJ that the plaintiffs we're TO get thcr pay out
of lease Of the completed theatcr 10 Mr. Stuart THIS
defense Was overraled ana the lease was sold uldr the
decree Of foreclosure The purchaser then asked u he
elieved Of his Purchase two principal grounds FIRST
that 4 original lessee. by falling to comply strictly WIN
his covenants to Iui1 hid given the lessor right 10
forfeit hc lease: second ta the lease itself was subject
10 q covenant in an old deed go leave part o. nc
nreuscs as an oueu 70 tie i-i ID was answered
III ar the subsequent acceptance " rent hy the lessor ll
waived apv forfeiture and 20 the second thai the iut-
e6sser shO1ld have informed himself before buyng
Judge B.ady gave decision yesterday, hcldilg uhc
purchaser 10 bis bargain.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
THE COURTS.
THE INDICTMENT AGAINST LAWRENCE.
a DECISION AS TO THE SCOPE or AN ACT OF con-
GREss CONCERNING FoRGRRIKs.

A pFCIsIoN AS TO THE SCOPE or AN ACT OF con-
GREss CONCERNING FoRGRRIEs.
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday
Judge Benedict rendered important decision respect
ING the meaning OF the words "other writings In the
forgery clause OF the act Of Apl s. 1906. The ndict
mont against Charles L. Lawrence for forgery charges
him with forging 10 owners oaths, and e. import
entries These documents not mentioned in the act
O; April 3, 1868, under which the indictment
framed and demurrer interposed TO Il, on the
ground that owners baths and import entries
covered by the words other writings" Judge Benedict
overruled the demurrer. aud the following are the
main points of his decision;
The Indictment is framed under the act OF April 3,
1866 which provides penalty for the forging OF any
bid, proposal guarantee official bond puohc recoru
affidavit or other writing for the purpose OF defauding
the United States. Tho first position taken in support OF
the demurrer ia that the rule of construction,
stricted 10y particular words, should be applied
10 this statute. and the meaning OF the
The rule here nvohcd not arbitrary rule but OF
many sOred % for the asoertainmoRt Of the intent of
the legislator when such intent is not otherwise ap-
parent To apply IL 10 all general words would often
defeat the intention of the LEGISLATOR and such, IN my
opnion Woud he It's eject n applied this statute.
tended 20 he rcmcdied, nor in the Circumstances
under which the statute was enacted, indicates
in restricted sense but the contrary.
Various writings mentioned hu: they have no com
all from which 10 infer an Intention to restrict the eSct
of hc provision @ any particular class of writings The
object OF the was 10 cover the olghs 0i oo Srn5s @
found - be without the scope OF the act OF ls3 Inc
demurrer TO the indictment must I've overruled
V. Tracy appeared in support of the demurrer and
Assistant United states Foster opposed
IT, The trial Of Lawrence the forgery indictment has
been for Wednesday, Dec. 15 In the event Of his
acquital he will be held for trial on the Indictment
charging him with completely in smuggling silks through
the APPRAISER Office at an underNaluation
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
THE CoIrpT OF bPPEALs

ALBANY. Dec. SIN the Court Of Appeals
No s.fots Bish, respondent sgi The Westehester In
suraUce (onu7lr i. i hy X hlhS OF o5Oisei
foI suuenf and by :. McQulre tOr respondent
NO iGi-Jos,ph gc3rs,, respondent, sst VIM H. Morgan
ara another. appellants. submitted. . ,,-
NO 10 -L.jlas- D. Nts ana oilers appen%nis' agt ne
fci-',tai n 0r.i Baus 0ldeltA-gutd ly Hamilton
Srei of counsel l0r appellant and by Wm A. butoI for I
sjGndeut IL. --. IL. M o..,,s ~
another pondtutsAI leO hy SAN ut iaid oi eO'i io
srr.llqEt .uc Edward U1v iur Iat ffi1tnt
10 ai-(LaIles D. Keep, respondent afi Aha. am A@,
mau appellant Argued ll - ~" a.i.t E vi 'o"'' " -
rei.s 4 j. V. CcslsF ler respond ~
FTogJ mat % was Ina0e, and tie Court kiJ.iIcd.
Thar.day D. 1875 Nos &C. g. o6 o. TO- o. o. Au o.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
TIE cLArI1v INDICTMENTS GO OVER.

The December Tenn of the United States
Circuit Court criminal side Judge Benedict presidns'
was opened yesterday when the case OF H. D. Claim Y
Co. indicted on charges of dealing in smugged silks
was called United states DistiicAttorney Bliss sara
II Is but fair 70 state that the defendants informed me
that they would be ready for trial at tns 'ef 'nu '
-. - ,o,i,, M ifn7,ort Mt witness from abroad for
fua uurose of having hlD examined III UicH bciiii.
told them that there were 20 many prisoners ~ ai
s.yoifing fra. / could not reach their case curing
mis- term The case ~ T.. II. Clain Co may th-t
fore 70 on tLe calendar. 20 he placed on ~ en a, ne @
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
rur corRT or ALABAMA CLAINs.

W.sEINGrov. Dee SIN the Court Of tie Com
stonar of The Alabama Claims ~ day Tie following Judf
net,ts wer. announced by judge EGI4r. ~ - , a,
,r(f h., i1e Csrence June T. ls6}-Samuci H. Iisl g.,
- O.g = Vim Irti.Hd 81, ,-O3 30 It ar smith s@Oo ~;
smith ,Oa.ers, - r. i.r.t.t executor jus
s,ers Isaac Calhct ANA Mary sc4l s. BOZ ~ tSeA IT,
-b{tsler "a al executor OF Anna NllF, tfel @'i ~ y
Ti,zuart ~ 500 90 Daniel Bualu &i5Gz 50i aud AleH'
X CIsHiGri 3 i,5C2 90 , ,.... IT,, -, ,,o..t
Sence md ai,d y counsel 13ON iusow Blanciard al
q q HiaueharI 30. 13l-AlTct Ir-eh an T. T. MMNheIi
So Tg.ius N Nash a. SO. 7f4JOhH II 2dlen, CON
plsiuanf: 40 14I-Frsnkin Ci4s0n snd Thomas "
e. 40 eefl Wlitnorf; 10. 7Gl-Wm. Confoy sclnh,-
tTaiof No l45-Chalmer S. Dawes No. ),375-SanGel H.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
DECIsIoEs-DKc. g.

Supreme Court ChamJos-By Judge DAVE
Morris Petit ssndford sgi. hcCOrmncA e0eioi ~.
NcMaPus Manufacturers aud Bnlders' Bans agi MafhI
Mater Of Bryan. bc Matter 81 vose Noeegtat @st hohu
f.qtligDle Lie INSURANCE Company aSl ne,
Grated Martinez sgI feInaudez Motion dtled biu,o
Insurance COnpduy-NOgTOO OF papers
body Knight ag Cunniug ghani HcCullock agt. tchuho
Motions granted Matter Of GHllagher-0Tanted; Denoran-
kUnL ~.
~ Judge BradyMstter of Teresa Clifton Riggs Agt Rus
sell; Booth sgt k!efnaH.-Opinlons.
Supsrior Cogt-Spoddl 7erm-By Judge Spicr.-
GRAY a al sgt BanJuCgmeDt for amount claimed for Tie
Ilaiitid; see mOrandum.
common Pieas--Specidl Term - Bv Judge Larre"
MidebeTser MildeDeI gcr-Heference ordered
Peck sgt. BecE.-U Divorce Tr0HUd.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Az the Tomb. Police Court yesterday John
p,n6oph who kepa pCl cy shop az No 22l Wests, vas
charged Oy OHccr William H11s With committing sn assault
liu.
AZ the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
charles Jchuson vino arrested f0r stealing watch rom
DoGge Of We.tghotter Ccuny, was 0iachsrged a. MI
podge failed 10 identity hm as the tnie
In the Court Of General Sessions, YESTERDAY,
,rrs up21ed cutv and sentenced q. follows: John
Nhalcn assault snf battery, one yea "a ne
John H. Schcr petty larceny, si2 months IN the p" en-
tisry; Merlin Godfrey assault and battery nned go; ihc
eTf C.r.r tfarrrI irI r0rg Philip E0idtl vas acGht
lei 20 was also william Brune eliged with feoDous a.
ssu,t
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
WASHINGTON, Dec SIN the Supreme Court

the United States today
No 496Sanuel Black ct al, appellant sgt. Tho United
Staes-1his submitted printed argument by
MI "a T. Peck Of counsel for the appellant and by Mt Assist
AIT Attorney General smith the appellee under the 10th
rule.
peer Free state &cThe argument OF this cause was con-
tDu.d by Mr b. Hihbar and Mr. Ashley Pond " ns
for the appeces and coneudedby MT Moore Of counsel
for the appellants
No 10 lsubsttutedJohn Miner. appellant agt Thomas
Pitts executor, &c.The cause argued by Mr. W. A.
Moore and Mr. Ashley Pond O counsel for the appellants and
by Mr. r. H. Garfield and Mt n. H. Du0ed for the appellee
No 6Caleb Ives ad Georgo Is. Green, planuns u
agt NJ \. Hamilton, executor &c.Tic OF THIS
begun by MI Charles j. Hunt of counsel for the
plaintiffs
Adjourned until 20 morrow.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
plSSENGERS S1LLED

FOR LTYERPOOL--Ta s>atgebip 1,lgerio, nec sThr'
Atwater MIR and Mrs Bei2my Mrs. Blaine Col Buht, L =
A Mira and Miss Blunt Master Blunt Nj. and MIS- I. a.
Claiming children maid servant, Nr ana NrS tcaId
Chapman D. f. COoIcr. Mr.. and Mr.. Robert DenIstr j.
Gcuis g. c. Graiton, Mis- }. liance W l,tn NJ
Iufbuso, Nj. and Mrs j. = Keune.y. j. T. lod, IL W.
Matthews iir ana Mrs W. j. Menzics y. T. Murphy Master
samuel Murphy Rev. VIM. parkes q. ~. Phuney MIS- heN
uods Nr and Mrs T. Roberts. Joseph Robinson Henry
schmidt " - scott L. Simnoud-. Joseph smith hos
Thomson. Wether,d, Master ". Weymouth l. Mleel-
wrlght u. d. Mhiting. John D. Wood, Nj Bln31e.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM LIVERPOOI,-Ia steamship Jaro, Dec s:-Mr' "
pattr Sir NJ h. Beglhe y. Brelkenrdge. hr. Chot~ynd
Miss Cowt and maid, ". Cumming, j. Ds.snean j. LhI.iei
ir Eas Major Fr4ucklaud Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Haynes, rev
T. A. HAYES, s. X Iicss J. Jameson A. lulney, J. ~ ist
Mrs T. iicLead = Aiezk0rss, Miss NJ Monte"ntft;J - VI
m Van COST rlfe ~ j. de Maren Ovens O. ron H. Nlhs X
PosrJ Nir and Ma John Rae Mr Reid, Spencer, o. NJ
Trenholm Niss 81. 4. Miliin. j. T. Wood.
FROM HAMBUIG-Ia StsGntsh'p tr0tG, Dee H-Lleui
Paul Homer Henry Edry faN ilcgcmfn ana Nlit lkl'
ITts ard children. Carl ~uhs Marlin Cohn. Eenj. Laueu
st.n - Ieyn. Gustav Hover. Paul Ill Ing capt H. pnken
Aufrt 'fgrX Ni.ua Becker LOUIS isaacs wife aNd Chl
6rcl AI0I.8s EInth vile and children, Ht tA lr,HIIl
A. U,Hutuanu ". kauh George SaNUger, Kate len Frank
John L, ca George Ia4ntT aud WIFE, uefHI. ~ason.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
rEy.yopR CITy

EEw-YoRK CITY.
Ryer 81, " g. 1875 n q Of Irving st, 2bxl00 XXIVth
Ward Henry ID Purroy, referee to william ii VII AIM
VEIN and n Sfc to David D feid ... 10000
XXIiid %arl Robert Thompson to Dayid strsns Nominal
ford to rreleTek Baker 100 200
Rice and vile to oieo.ge Marks
70 john Holley 100000
and Others 70 Jane < PARIS ........-.....
Field and wife 70 Gardner G Svein -. $4,000
50tl.st: property Dudley Field and wife TO 90 400
45tIt s. 10 # Of iohaye 25i75S; Meter ,o
and Vic to iIenrtctta iucc Nominal
o6mes CS No &C. \ :. 25r75 Tdward Grppcnrog
s, ad Te to n 9egore Berttas He ov 90 i'OVo
Giea .oa and husband to sam I45OO
Wm Gartry and vie to TEos Flynn ..1'.. 1900
10 v ;naneii -', 10000
same ioo II --e' ".i'1.Y' $4,000
same to same 1,' i45OOO
lar; oscar Hinnan to Vim bishop Nominal
kaufman and wife to Michaei Herlos 1900
lar; Leopold Lithaner IT, 70 clara Mnseshener Nominal
Moore to Thos J Moore Nominal
st Charles Mead and wife to sarah Rsynor eS Nominal
to David pfeit'.. ...''.'-N. $4,000
sale NeGhcrs,r 70 Henry -. $4,000
oCcnncr % isaac l. Deyoe 1900
mes to Resale SSuGefger $4,000
same ...'......... 2jOoO
same ..... $1,000
VIE 10 ihos COX 1000
I57ihst same property Thos Cox viie iran
tofic.a.i j. y SAVAGE, Deputy Register
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
A s11Ir wIrn crRIors NcInENTs.

The trial of the suit of William A. Ross and
wife ag,. Moses c. Mordecai ana others was begun
yesterday in Supreme Court Circuit before Judge Law
renee In July 1855 Mrs Ross took passage on the de-
feudantS steamer Isabel for Charleston s C. she had
large amount Of baggage, including small trunk IN
which ii claimed, 5000 worth of icwelry. At
Charleston she landed, but the trunk carried on
10 New-York She got tho trunk from Teston SpOford
& Co.. but IL had been rhed Of the jewolry ana this suit
is for its value The ewey it is claimed hal curious
subsequent history. Under an influence from the
confessional the SETTINGS Were returned without
the jewels to Daniel Torrance, who placed them
In his safe with $4,000 of his own. thief
broke open the safe and stole the setting with Mr. Tor
rance's Tie steamer, too. had something or
history. After the breaking ont of the Civil war she was
used as hOckadCrUuncr, under the name OF the liza
Warley was captured, sold into the merchant marine,
and finally sunk ia collision with the North star, Svins
rise to q protractcd litigation.
At the close of the Of the plaintiffs motion was
made nOnsuit them, the ground that no inf"un;
ton ha been 10 the owners OF the sip OF tic con
tents Of tdc lost trunk, and Ior defects OF evidence Dc
ri.ion reserved. EX-iudgc FLANDERS and l.. +. DAILY
appeared ior plaintiffs; Il. Benedict Tor defendants.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09

pATRONa OF HUsBANDRY AT THE CENTENNIAL
The Patrons of Husbandry propose to nave
GRAND Grange Encampment at Phlad Gplia during tho
time of the Centennial Exhibition. To carry ont this
ulan they have leased about 60 acres OF and OUTSIDE o
s,,v and within 20 minutes ride Of the Centennai
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09

grounds On portion OF this ground II to he built
largo and suitable structure, In which the Patrons Will
be provided with board aud lodging. A large hall VIII
bo erected for the purpose 0f holding public meetings.
and for religious services Sundays The Pennsylva
MIA Railroad Company has agreed To lay down road
from the building TO The Centennial grounds. For leas
Ing the grounds and erecting the buildings 100000 Is 10
be raised $50 shares being Issued to members.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
Citp propcrtp Go fet.

OFFICES TO LET.-Some very desirable IN
~ the buildings g. and Beekman-st. and 1873 and l3j
Nassau ST. rutland q WHITING, D Beehmanst.
ENO LET.-FIK~T FLOOR and BASEMENT
BroadWay terms reasonable good tenant Apply TO H. c.
PEDDEH, 3Oj Canalst.
r5NO LET-An elegant BASEMENT. 20x50,
in nno bllliug facing city Hall P2rd the rooms well
adapted for billiard ROOM having high ceiling hno
light aud easy access Apply 10 j. y. WYCkOFF Co.. Il
Park row.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YORK Wednesday, Dec 2, 1873
All of the auction sales announced for to-day
at the Exchange salesroom adjourned, with the
exception Of the following:
By william RtnnsitU
frame cottage. with two lots, the sc of 13Sthst
69.3 II e Of broadway date st Annsayel 23d Ward oo
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09

nv Judge Robnaon.-Ssndwoif agt Knnast -Defandants
Claim against funds disslowed with costs.
BY Judge DAILY, G. J.-Iterrg ag Helisenbach.-Applica
ton granted. smond Manufacturing Co. ayt Wetherbee-
Order to be settled upon notice 10 the party.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09

l. " y i =.
i GREAI TIUN Nk LINE AND UNITED STATES NAIL
ROUTE Trans leave Ncwlork from foot Of Desbrosses and
Express Harrsburg Pittsburgh tho West AMI south
with Pullman Palace cars attached, 800 and $50
For Mliamsport aud Hayon Cyia Philadelphia and
Ere r. r. Div, connecting at Philadelphia, $50 Tor
Wiamspor, Lock Haven, Cory aui Eri, $50 D. ir con-
meeting At CORY Tor lusIi Petroleum Center snd thc Oh
Tor Bsl ipore Washington and the South Limited Wash.
ington Express Of Pullman Pailor cars daily except sunday
$40 o. ma. and D. ~. SUNDAY ,.
EKpress fsr lzlyslpLia. 730, $40 $50 $780, =
and 0p. m Emigant ana second class D. M
Fos Newa5k az D. 98o Z ?59 s. y 10 II a. m; p M:
ESQ, z, -, ~ 10 1850 p ni' auc IL night. SUNDAY,
go, g 80, (, ana 10 g. -.n ! IN ~, -
FOR ht-Sfi 5S Si5 b G 40 10 5o - u 10 81 5io u 5 I
$50. = 49,, oI,, 10, ll3V m, ana II night sunday
Tor Galway' o, 655, s74o, s. 10 II an, Il IN, J, p
z $40. L. p. and u night SUNDAY, go, 5 aud p
For Wooll sc PcrA Ano1y' aad south AuOoy, anu ~
fof No BrGaswlcs = aud II M ? 3.lJ. 4.lo, 5.2O
T. 3 ~ , i-a ~ "iiy.- X NutHa@a3' t,@3' T. M Nm
For Alagsio aad ,a,sy i a a. a S n ,a , ilG p m
For Fiil., $50 a. ul, =, aul 4.lO 4.
FOR PHILLIP sbuIg ami Bei,iere, $50 a. and 2 p.
For Pennington, $50 a. NJ and 3 y.
For Mercer and Somerset Branch, 3 p. m.
90 ir,nton BOin0Hn burlington, and Camden 1850 and
o:3O A. M, II 50, 2, {, ,, and p IA.
Fof Freehold 1880 a. m., > and 20 p m.
For farmugiao and sluan 80 H. ~, and 2 p m. ,,...
igr HgnstoSu en,eIt1n' 40 sld I, u Via ~ p'i'n Annoy
For Iigh slowi Penberton, m. via Perth AmOoy
Trsns arrive a. fooas Frou it;sbdrgh. 655 and 1880
an go p n daiy i0 . a. .i M sa ,,orlF lO p t SIS D
deS dqS si so 1Tf $40. o. t55 6s. 26 i5 a m s t95
SSlg AZ ;o Sit g5S ~ 10 ii 4 pm. a '"A'' ''O OK
Ticket 0fces 626 and 9i lroadway, No Asior House
Bro5Siyn and Nos Iii llG and lls Hudsons, hoboken
Emisint Ticket oee 40 sI n'rry nesp rsu,
FRANK THOMSON. General MaLasur
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
TERESA CLIFTON RESTORED TO HER Parents

About two years ago the police authorities
took from Annie Small, woman alleged to be Of bad
character child named Teresa Clifton, whose parents
had allowed her ~ live with the Small, they
saw in ignorance Of her character After prolonged
examination Judge Brady committed the child to a
charitable Institution Last Summer the parents OF the
cbud applied, ry labcas corpus % have the child re-
stored to them. A new inquiry made and much tes
tlmouy taken and submitted 20 Judge Brady who has
decided 10 restore the child to its parents. In lis
opinion JUDGE Brady says that if ii becomes neces
sary for the child u labor away from home,
"her parents must look that dgent Investigation
h. made o The place and Cf the character o the person
an which and bg whom sc De engaged. Ihis duty
IL imposed uLol tnc pynte and they a.e Jus ADVISED
that il iuU-t hc performed" lie said thai lac had a
su,s,d thai children lrOug well 10 the state
se 10 parents aui th8t The later arc eoniOlcd by
tie laws which society has established Tor ther rue ul
conduct We which win be enforced by the authorities
whcn becomes necessary that moral projection
which the parent. fail 10 give"
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
Gounlrp Rcal Gsialc for Sale.

TOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT-1O to 80
Z acres Igrec house, good rpaiy wei shaded large
barns &c H Ainds nue location, near pos -
hours ride Now YOrA. Apply to WILLIAM MACkAl,
SuneryIle ~.
ErOR SALE-Three fine suburban RESI-
DEECEs with extra good Improvements; to 20 acres
and aiil lance Of fut also, two fs
class FARMS OF 100 acres each, from . to miles roi
Itaca y: GRADED public schools with cornell
UuiyeTsit aor rare educational advantages. Address
". " AYERS, ithaca, " Y.
TpAPID and SAFE TRANSIT.-H0MES on
Railroad Il New Apply at the Olco
Of the Central HeVJtTsey Land snd mproy meut Company
10. lls IDeFty-st., to H. ID. IOrE or ELsIO" MAksH.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
Real estate 90 Gtcbauee.

OATH WAKD, n. Y. CITY.-lmproyed prop
- ~ ,rlv teno s be exchanged for izaleih or llAi'
n,ld ,rouerty. RULAND & WHITING Beekinan 81
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
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