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New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
EXPLANATION FROM II. p. CLATLIN

EXPLANATION FROM ~. B. CLAFLlN.
A TRIBUNE reporter found II. Il. Clattn In
his cOuntng-r1om Yesterday afternoon. Mr. Claim
frankly admitted that on several occasions he had pur
chased Lyons silks from Ball He stated that h had pre-
vously asked the advice " revehua0ficer upon the
subject and mad been advised by him to purchase the
insure protection. Mr Clafn said he had been in
formed that member OF OF the largest dry goods
houses ID the city had said hS firm would buy
goods Lyons bu' would rely entirely upon the SNUG
q r. His purchases at Lyons IN anticipation OF
the spuns trade. had been mucA smailcr than usual
solely on this account.
Mr. Clain bad also been informed that retail dealers
had been supplied with the smuEgled goods. They
could be- purchased through the medium OF smuggiers
by dealers here at a comparatively sl yht advance on
Lyons prices. Any one VINO refused 10 patr0nZe the
smugglers might az well close the silk department
OF Ills business. for SAID Mr. Cllu. the purchasers
OF the smu- gcd goods afyrl &, sell them az much
lower prices Than can those who import their own
goods The customs rate upon imported six goods il
6O pr cent, ana the smugglers sell much less ad
vance than that upon Lyons prices. We have been try
ing for a long discover the way in which the
silks were smugged but thus far without success II
mas been supposed reasonable grounds, that they
we're brought from Canada A:o the United States L -
cent Developments however, OF which am not now al
liberty 10 speak show Of them at least come
fr,nl ,p1tber sour.e although there be no doubt
out that a large quantity come in the way mentioned
There can certainly be blame attached 20 the Nor
erauf- Who have taken tire only W. nn their rsacA
20 protect their INTEREST,""
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
CIVIL NOTES.

IL the Supreme Court, Circuit, bctJre Judge
Donohue. Robert X. Grace ha, gained verdict Tor
SIS % against the city for services as SPECIAL ocef AZ
tue Court Of General Sessions.
In the United States District Court yester-
day the Government began suit against Anthony
Ocbs 10 recover 10000 for importing wines a. an an
dervaluatiOn Inc aucgsu HLcsd4dIL-S' c4-e-- O'S4
period Jf four years.
Chief-Justice Mo1ell announced yesterday
that the Superior Court General Term, would not ad
here 10 the TO the calendar for the present.
month a. the lawyers do not % DO acquainted
itbt He also announced tnat 1t imprUbaOie that
there would be fn General Term during tue present
mouth.
In the United States District Court yester-
dv in the case OF T. b. srck against Collector COster
OF the XIIIh District. which recently reported in
THE TRIBUNE the Jury found verdict Tor the plaintiff
for sfg AZ overpad taxes domestic cigars The point
sfted bv THIS the Collector has no rght -
assume tuat a certain number o. pounds OF tobacco VIII
make a certain number OF ciglrs. spingdrn lhuter
bach appeared fr the pdlnlin. and Assistant Chlteu
states DlstrctAttOrHey Roger NJ Sherman Tor the Col
leetOr.
The suit of James Mccall, administrator,
against Eiward o. jenkins is now on trial before Judge
Van Brunt in Supreme Court, Circuit. In February
1s7a the plaintiffs wife fell through a hatchway from
the first noor to the subceir OF No. - Wlliam-st,
mari OF which occupied by Commits sOner JenAnH
sDe died soon after her injuries aud palnth ASKS
AZ 100 damages T1e defendant denies All uoSlgrncr
and insists that hachway elevator was not under
his control A. j. HerniOn for pliiAtH; hm H. AEhOax
for defendant
In the suit brought by Elisha d. Whitney
against the city General Term OF the Superior Court
has affirmed tho Judgment 9t the court below In isV0f
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
1rrrc ,rroy ABOUT A POPULAR PLAY.

In the United States Circuit Court yeiter-
d,y Dion Bouccaulf, through Iis connse. Dtnn.st'un
Wood. hrd bill 10 equity against John /. Poole I'd"
manager ~ the Olympic Theater IN wAlch lac charges
nm with Infringing 4is c.yyTgIt Of TIE play entitled
The snaughraun' Tie alleged intGins mrnt consists
in paog upon the stage ~ the OlymDc Tlepter play
called the Shock Rlun." which. SAYS III Douccault
ca iaeilrism o. lriry. ana sarvile ana eva-IN"
irnlt4tlon" ~ the SldugErauu' ILc prayer or ihe
mn Poole be restrained Dy INJUNCTION
frum public performance or rcprrs"utiI'u OF me
"-noek Rtuu," either at the olympic IieAirr or rl-"
where AID mat lie ue made 90 account p idc pil'
for the infringement ~ mis- Cop} right iiS+ Quorum
i-su.d an order rrfur11bc today requiring M.. F1oe
To show cause why tue prayer VI Tie DI should not Dc
ErAAtel.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
CRIMINAL NOTES.

In the case Of Sophia and Lizzie Neubauer who
nGIcel f1r taer DoseA"l ppeV
stolen from LnAer Baa the DtucAiofaeT yestf4y eI's91
H0Hs prOsegR
The Grand Jury of the Court Of General Sessions
by Recorder Hacket thuan
Devan The Gfsd J1V Of TIE I0lrl o
OYER Tsrmiuer called and allowed To- 20 until FEB lo
Ignacio Haya Of No. 13O Maiden-lane charged with
selling boxes properly 6randel Nas ned ysei
$1,000 bii BY Saes William Bnore s11 A0r'AAa
Sjeucs charged seL0g not properly stamped were Ie"
81 900 bail
At the jefferson Market Police Court, Yesterday.
Nj hle Mason ~ Philadelphia preferred charge o gIit1 ia
against james Oshlr 20. snatraing pcke.bO containing 40
from bis hard while en house Mason wa rtln
to $1,000 " liam A'amson NO. fJt
Br,ome-st cLarye W4m H. Nre4t vita frono as'7nt nf
strkug bin on he8d slngsh,t' aui llI 'it '
wound Vincent ei i0r eHanlatof a mn nfll
Mar Bntr VS. arrssel PICKING the ocSe Of Mr. Mary Nrhe
No. $40 West Tvent7-f1l-,hsL T4e 21ole ~ si'l, % ~
tlr "A virg toen arc-s heu SHe vas bel 90 slJ" TO
answer Oh M charge examination On the others a co"
charged VITA the ih u ino
aud heh Tor e. mnat0n.
In the Court of General Sessions before Recorder
tud Thomas OC5Ine yrtdeI guilty Of al aJ A. 11sA
10 years each IN .he ne
Theodore Dgan, plea received ihr same sen
Williams pleas Oi Atenp a.
larceny sni J0hn McCarth7 plea O atemp. 10 luk me
third of 90 tle STAT rn
.-en 2Li ylrs 5ste Prison Os val! heclau
ua pers1na,on aDi sentenced % TWO wears IN
state rson OlunarH AMI Achtrl hoy on pea 81 an az
pt Do tnng money se sent Tor lne m'A'
,cn o. the Pen Helen ls6 Ftn srani larceny
sas .roI convicted AID Temaad+I Tor ssn'eae%
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
THE COURTS.
EXPECTED BUSINESS METHODS.

UNEXPECTED BUSINESS METHODS.
sMUGGLED SILKS GOING To LEADING DRY GOODS
HoUsKs-THE EXAMINATION OF GUsrAYUs W.
BALL-THE STATEMENT or II. b. CLAFLIN-How
SILK DEPARTMENTS ARE SAID TO BE SUPPLIED.
After four adjOurnments, the examination OF
Gustavus W. Ball. who ia charged with completely 10
conoeang value OF imported dry goods for the
purpose Of escaping payment OF the full duty upon
them. was begun yesterday before Commissioner
Osborn. It thought that Balls case will disclose
we-laid plan to deraud the revenue, and show that
several prominent merchants are implicated in It,
Thomas Hardy a truckman, the first witness
called He testified that in October and November
1874 he carted several OF goods from the Hamburg
or Bremen docks-he was not certain which-to No %
Warreu-st, and left them the sidewalk; that when
be carted the In November, Ball was wish him,
and that be Of them taken into No 9i warren
st., which then, as IL is now occupied Dy NJ L.
Graf Co.. importers OF liquors. Tie witness ala not
know what kind Of goods in the cases and at the
times mentioned by him Ball a clerk for Gran Co.
theory of the prosecution that tie cases contained
dry goods and that to avoid suspicion they were taken 10
aquor store anu kept until they could be removed with
out attracting attention. John Klein another truck
man. testified tGat in October 1874 he carted number
OF cases OF goods from No % Waens 10 the store o.
H. B. Clafn Co.. dealers dry goods, and that ne did
not know what kind of goods we're in the cases.
Donaldson Jackson OF the firm Of Jackson Brothers
request he sent Klein No "a Warrensi TO do cartng
that In October OF the year OF LIS truckmeu,
by the name 0 Hes cared number OF cases of goods
from No % Warrenst. TO H b. Cilhin Co., and that
Bal paid for the carting. The witness did not know
what Kind goods in the hut according TO
his description Of the latter they wero such as are
generally used for packing dry goods.
Another theory Of the prosecution Is that Bah was
connected with gang engaged IN entering goods
as hosiery when in fact they we're silks. In sup
pert OF that theory Assistant United States
District-AttOrney PurdY called Deputy Surveyor
Klinck who testified that Jan. lG. 1915,
he seized eight cases OF goods which were marked
hosiery" but which contained silks.
AT this point Mr. Clarke the counsel for Bal objected
ground that the prosecution should not be allowed
to go general fishing excursion" aad that the ac-
cused had not in any way been connected with the
goods mentioned by Mr. Kinck. After some discussion,
the Commissioner admitted the evidence, saying that.
his opinion seizure of the goods referred 10 was
an important element in the
The witness then stated that previous to his arrest
Bal told him that he did not know either jackson
Hardy any the trucsmen who had been called aS
witnesses and that had had transactions
with them. The case then adjourned until 1850
a. N. to-day.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
rs1,py cowpLAINr DISMISSED

In the Supreme Court, Special Term, Judge
ylu BrInt has decided the case OF Simeon J. Ahern
a,lius. VIM H. Goodspeet. The Judge hlds that Aheru
owed Bound Il Co., note brokers, t5.O0 for which
thev held 200 Mutual Gas Company stock as col
lateral Under pressure from Bound & Co.. Ahern gave
three to them TO be sold at Il per cent per anhu
discount with the vided up col d'eral Bound
IN 1d these notes 10 the defendant, representing hem
70 be business paDer ami paid themselves Ihs SUIT 5
brousnt by Ancrn 10 de. are his notes voii I"r usliJ
r - got back Ms stock. Judge Van Brult holds that
T,luud 81 Co were agents for plaintiff aad their repre-
seutaons representations. ana a tAere "s uo nm
IN ult tine defendant NJ gllrt the phiuiiu Is
t6pped from setting up usury Ho therefore dismisses
ft,
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02

OF the plaintiff for Hoo9 81 The plaintiff sued, as as
signee OF one RiOrdan. Assistant inspector OF tue
Department OF Finance. for bis salaryfOr nve months
The defense that RiordaD did not attend TO MS
duties Judge Curtis giving opinion OF the General
Teru holds that tho only proof OF such neglect was tA
he every day at tue Inspectors once and tH@
his duties did not require him 10 be there.
In the suits brought by Mr. Van Ranst on
one side and Henry Bergh and other trustees OF the
New York College Of Veterinary Surgeons to determine
the control Of the College by admitting or excluding MI
Van RlnSt from acting trustee. Judge DOnohue mas
decided three motions II. grants Van Rlnsts motion
for Injunction preventing the other trustees fOn *
Guiding MIN. He denies the mOtiJn or Mr btISH anu
bis associates Tor Injunction and IN the st bfoaE1
by Mr.. Van R1nst he decides Motion lOf Judgm'3t ue
MED. 90 not think the answer sufficient Ou' ie1'o
plaintiff 10 demur."
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
LIABILITY OF sURFTIE3.

In the suit Of the Atlantic and Pacific Tele-
graph Company aguust Barnes aud Others Tie deieni
ants were sureties f1r clerk Of the plaintiff In
January the plaintiff found the clerk 10 arrears IN Bis
accounts tI5 o. They dI inform the defendants OF
tbsunt they DISCHARGED him March 3 when he was I'D
arrears $50 c. The defendants claimed that N good iah
they should have been Informed soon as be began TO
make default The General Term of tlc Ipre me- Court
Judge Curt. g,ilg the opinion and Judge Snelr concur
rlng oyerrue tb- defense holding ruAt Ac bond brlng
absolute terms and p1' req ilg sIcu notice tA" 1'
fcniants are liable JUG Freedman d'srut-, no mug
tatt fle character oil tI: 81 rk u. Dt-is JI d.
.nGluf, agreement, aud they were emitted 10 notice
Il Il. n. LnrinrnlIln.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
UHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN

A THEORY ADVANCED by CoNGEEssMAN-ELECr
KINGS NEwsPAPER-HE MIGHT HAYE MADE Ills
$4,000 IN A STOCK "POCL"
From The Minneapolis TTf14He Jl" 2s).
II will be remembered that when IL was first
developed thai Col Kiug had received sl5UD ifom
NeW-York bank On HWiI's check, tie theory was pui
1ortb mat tins was the legitimate lrut OF speculation
n. p.ufc Mail stock. This theory was secuted by
most De0ple a. the but later testimony before the
Comufftee goes TO confirm It. Irwin testified that
ne never emploved Col King. but gave him the cheek
on the order OF MT. stockweh then PRESIDENT O1 me
S,Uanv on Monday last he testified further that Le
STrrifI SorkweII. Clrws. and ShaW. were N poor
fr tock operations and thdt the money he r|nj pad
M = vas on account Of these operations A recent
,verbaulng OF the Pacific Mail company books uIs
s fbr fact that stOcswe had freely used the tuhhs
~ the Company in stock operations Dd hds never re
ni.ced Them 80 n 10 be e-taDished peyohu
that poo" was organized for speculation 10
ctjc Mail stock which expected 70 advance VeII
dcridedly on the passage OF the SUBSIDY Di uat e1
orctatlODs IN this respect were not Iay re4%su' al
tbougn tbe stock considerably ana Ilal eIcA
ou lost heavily operation. 10 Woulu nave Dttp
nossible for col King tu have been ~ tlat poni' %
R9ve rea zed the SIJ6JO, ana stit ID nave I9u tue
trutn n his testimony before the Committee hhetueI
mis- Is 80 or not Colonel Will be aDle 10 say "ueh nc
comes down from has country seal
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
TIE DOVER RIGHT OF AN ADULrREss.

The suit of SAMUEL Shitien against Thomas Pru-
eu WAS brought enforce agreement by the defend
AM 10 purchase certain property, bought by the plaintiff
rom Johu q Detz TIE defendant refused TO take the
nile because Mrs Deiz had not conveyed her right q
1ower Mr.. Dietz brought divorce suit against ne
wife and she made charges TIC referee found
bob guilty and On ground the divorce was refused
The plaintiff claimed that under the WORDING OF tle
- tute Whenever IN a SUIT for divorce brought by t1e
bu-baud the wife shall be convicted OF adultery she
sha not be entitled DOVER" Ms. DleZ had lost AZ
r,pt OF dover The superior Court, General Term,
Indge gpeir giving the opinion holds tlat only divorce
depriYes the wife Of her dOw-rrish anu glYes JuIk-
ment iUr the defendant
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
AN ARGUMENT FROM ANALOGY.

n NE EdItOr OF IHe TITO H NJ
SIR: Referring to your comments on the
.p,,,er Telegraph bill" whereby it appears that tee-
anb compapy having facilities for the prompt trans
,on n It's business is TO be Obliged by act OF Congress
~ assue the risks and business OF riva companies not
having such facilities respectfully suggest that II such
legsaflon be legal, would IL not be equally legitimate
- nv act Of Congress for example, Messrs Brown Bros
ca were obliged to transact the foreign aud domestic
,..ss "a, M.ssrs Clews * Co. judging from the list
~, ra5tt,r. nf Messr- CIeWs a. Coz recently published
In TttR TnIarNE / tGIuK such a measure Woliu l@AS
an Wasuiug ION, there being " inliuons IN u.
Eeto York, Jan. 80. 1875. er1OVLAi"A-
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
RrsPOYsIBILITY FOR BOARD OF EDUCATION
CONTRACTS.

The sui. Of Schreyer against The Mayor Il
one ~ tarec brought concerning the last payment % DEE
made on a school bu.iung IA tho Tenth Ward In the
original answer the city admitted the contract wish 10
but denied that sehrcyer vas entitled 70 the money
After iugmen. or the plaintiff ,Ie city appealed on
he ground that t was responsible jr the contracts
o. the Board of lucation. Judge Freedmln' giving
The opinion of the superior Court, General Term ad.s
fh. p clty Is not responsible Oh sUrl contracts Ou
a. th c lin j. merit0rOu3 for WORK iily done ana dr
Inc tfv has the money Ia IT, hands expressly appIopr
t-d for this payment hud~ 10 To IT. nrst eadn Jhit
yys IL contract and afirMs the ui-nent Tor ihe
rialUtlT d NJ Porter Tor plIntlu D. j. Dean Tor DE-
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
CARL vOGTs OWN STORY.
TIE MAN ACCUSED OF THE BRUSSELS MURDER
T.s1TFIEs ABOUT HIS POSSESSION OF THE MUR-
DFRFD MANS BONDS.

Tile MAN ACCUSED OF THE BRu oaEIa MCRDEk
TEsIIFIEs ABOUT HIS POSSESSION OF The MUIR
DERED MANS BONDS.
The laws of the United States, respecting
evidence do not allow alleged criminal TO testify III
his own behalf when on tull before jury; but the
dges Of the United States Courts have construed those
law. So as to permit the accused to he sworn when
uuder examination before a Commissioner. CaTI FOgt'
whose case was again brought up yesterday, before
Commissioner White took advantage Of that construc'
ton and apDead as witness for himself He Is charged
with the murder Brussels Belgium, Of the ChevaIler
Du Bois DE- Banco and with fleeing 10 this country with
a large amount Of the Clevaier's personal property
V,ct lckuowIeeed that his real Joseph Stup.
bnf denied having murdered the Chevalier, and &c
counted substantially follows for the bonds ana
money in his possession when he came 10 the United
states:
iswi,c. with whom ne had lived very unhapply, had
bic amount % property, of Whlrh ne oDaHcu
po,sr-soi and then away TO London soon ater Ms
arrival tncre ne wrote Katherine s;undt with whom
Ie nad become acquainted ~ Brus,rIs 70 JON nm "hi
She Cid 80 While were ID LJudOn man pit'dAtu
uuon Katherine 10 buy some DOues OF nim ana tAese
nonds proyed 10 be identical stolen frJm the
Chevarr Du Bots de BiancO That, according 10 NOgi
a the way the bonds came into his possession
Vogt's testimony in his behalf IL the only new
feature ia this case since for hearing under
the new extradtion treaty between the German Empire
and the United States. Further hearing was adjourned
until 10 a. IL. on Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
MONDAY. Feb. l--P. NJ.

The stock market to-day has further developer
the new deal The total transactions have amounted
TO the purchase and sale OF $4,000 shares wnicn
have been well distributed over the entire hSt
Union Pacific, as on Saturday has taken the ieaa
both in the amount Of sales 654oO shares ana ~ 'n'
rise. which has been quite general. Inc rsp'u au
vance IN this stock during the past TWO ouS4nes.
days I'd by many attributed TO TIE sapPos"@ ''s"~
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
COUNT OLE APPEALs.

ALBANY, Feb. LA the Court Of Appeals,
M0u.4v feb. !, l~IJ- - - l..
10 D. Hg,l Gardner ,L "nf in e-r3r rt The Peoo'e s
de-nan De- rr-Arlual OaAey Hal of counsel iJf D'tAnh
error 4aI Oy Charles F4r-a, DePass At0raee1e f' Tie
Pee ,-t
J4otle- ra-pJa .-S1Jmi,lel. ....--..-
40 -G MIRA smith, rasao1l1 49, }acnh 10, 1fn'-tfaf"r
g. aprslut y D. NJ Bl4er OF ior apent anu
b 10. An Y feiu1-l'rt
PrJcamaiou and C. ~, a. 'rr7ei
frar c9,vt c.l-l '1rs qaf D--ir,on7 I'm Prg.i
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
EFFECT OF EXISTING INVALID ASSESSMENTS.

TFFECT OF EXTsTING INVALID AssIssMEN +.
John Jacob AstOr brought suit IN the Su-
peror Court 10 vacate assessments on mis- property.
amounting TO S37OOO for benent on the widening OF
Rroadw The suit was brought AS one TO remove
d op the title OF the lands on the ground Of various
irregularities in advertising aud in the action Of the
Commissioners OF Estimate and Assessment. AT the
soecaI Term Mr. Astor obtained judgment aud the City
appealed The General Term of the Superior
Court. Judge Curtis giving the opinion holds
that the act OF 1874 forbidding tho vacation
NJ assessments on such grounds, is htal' but
,os the decision in the ease Of Lennox against The
NJ car m he Court OF ApD-a aud holds that the plain
IN Il not deprived OF hs property 1Y reason OF an out
s.uding recOrd assessment IhOugh the existehoo
~ al. assessment may be- Inconvenience that
no sueh right 70 the intorforonco OF
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
A LOAN NOT vITIATED BY THE DEsTR'
TION OF THE PLEDGE.

A LOAN NOT VITIATED BY THE DESTRCC-
TION OF THE PLEDGE.
In the case of Van Nostrand against the
New York Guaranty and Indemnity Company, the Gen
er Term Of the Superior Court Judge Curtis giving The
opinion airms the judgment IN favor OF the defendant
for g. 9gs 4O The plaintiff nad u,6) bushels Of oats
stored with Scott & Co. in Brookyn, and on them as
coll tera procured loan from the defendants OF 5000
The Company assumed the OF the oats. by certain
contract he 70 pay them for hat service In this con-
tract sgued by him, there reference 10 certain
erms ned on the back, which were made part OF the
contract Among these one that the Company
sbould only be liable for loss from ITS own gross neg
gence or that OF It's agents The defendants agent
went over repeatedly scott co.'s warehouse and eH
amined the condition Of oats, finding them all right
few DAYS after the agents last visit Scott Co. dis
apu-4rcd aul with tden The odcs.
The plalulf claimed tuat the defen ilntS were re-
syonsp and the difference between the Ydlu0
M IN. oats and the money lent The defendants denied
thetr lbllify aud made comtericaiu FOR the money
l.pt Judge Curtis his opinion, hods lhdt tho con
tr,rt made between plaintiff and tho defendant was
flf fhat the plaintiff cannot be permitted 10 say IN
tb absruce Of any proof that be was hindered nom
seeiuq H. that did not know the terms Ou me Ddck 70
which the CONT called attention that the defend
nf are NOT responsible for the loss, a. IL was not the
result Of their gros, negligence. nor does the desruc-
lion of the pledge deprive them Oi their ught 10 the
money loaned.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02

Court OF Equity that he cannot be deprived OF by
the Legislature. He has been deprived and remitted
his rights % defend hs property whenever an at
tempt Il made to deprive him OF it under tho lien OF
the Assessmeut
The General Term. therefore, the Judgment
OF the Special Term and orders judgment for the CITY
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02

him the contents statements OF which he was called upon
deny subject Of the letter matter Of consultation
between hem the subject matter Of consua
ton. the ettsr u in evidence.
Judge NeilsonI think that what said in regard 10
the letter h sufficient justify receiving IT. think will
have 10 rule
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
OreGn Steamers

EAGLE LINE. .
~ UsirFD STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS
TO PLYMOUTH CIBRBOtki, ANb HAMBUHL
The .,esaut tuD rom New i)LOws
KLDpsrOCk CAPT. " Fs1rnY D.
GOEIHR Capt scher Febluarf 10.
Eagie Lane Pier foot q First 81 hoooSen
RATES or PASSAGE TO
PLYMOUTH. LONDON CHERBiURiT AND HAhBlRF
Cbn r, gold; saloon. $50 god steeraee
rkets from hannur1 80 rlFreh
FOR .e yht suuv NtH. EDfk Co.. - l,u.l William s.
for passage apps &, NSAU Tn. NACHOp, KUHSE,
Gcnela. Agent,. llj DT0ai gay
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02

NEW-IORk AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL
LIyE-Tle.e ciiss STEAMSHIPS VIII sal 81 $ n "a rom
Pc ls T. r. o. Cesrs! to7 havana direct as ,'"I
o. ...
tHESCTNl CITY Q. s. CIris.... 1iU iSDAf. feDilr II
manage ttvae ac-OnIaolanoasi ap' -
WN p CLYDE 90. No. q Lowi.ne-Sreea
NJ .K.frsR. LgL.vG L J1 AxeIts Havana
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02

MOTION FOR BILL OF PARTICULARS BEFORE
JUDGE LAwREYCE--RIYG METHODS or ENRICH-
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02

P-or Piers a aui -. North FveL
TO QUEENSTOWN AbD LIFkRPuuL.
SPAIN IA F-- b, 300 D. u. ITALY, sat- FEEL. ~ = p -
g-E "a BE-, il 1890 Im IliE JEES, feb p, ~ a. n
FOX LONDON DlAh, !. -. ,o
Ca-L ~ sagc $50 au cuFeucg steerage Al Rel-
prc Return Tickets Reduced Rates PrepsM SteesA.r a
Liverpool Apply as es Cor p1'sH ,sS
broacg say
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02

LOK LIVERPOOL.
VIA QUEENSTOWN,
CARRYING The T.. s NAILS
TIE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM CJNPNY
Will i.psca one Of M power iron scro~ sraasp'
F..OM PIER No 40 y. L.. EVERY !. EsJAi
. '0.'og8;
wYOWiNG Clo, Gc,ao.........P'5-aiA >. D. 29) ~ n.
WIslJSsIs ,s,t February 10 a. -.jI p. T.
CABIN Dl,slge. so. gHl.
ss,rure passage oH-, 80 20 Broliviy q, low rates.
Fot ..e.,lt ~ .a1- p1ssige. apply 20
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02

New-Y0rk. Havana & Mexican Mail 5 ). Line
steamer, lesvr Pier North River. AZ 3 as .sI0Ss
FOR HAVANA DIRECT:
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FOR VERA CRUZ AND NEM-olIEANN'
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