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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26
THE WATER FRONT or The CITY.

EXPLANATION OF THE DELAY IN THE SURVEY or
THE wEsTCHEsTER sHoRE-P1ERs DAMAGED By
THE ICE.
In April, 1874 concurrent resolution was
asssd by both branches OF the Legislature directing
the Dock Commissioners 10 cause surveys 10 De mads OF
the wafer front OF portion OF Weschestor County
which had been recently annexed 10 the City of New
York in order ascertain It's adaptabihty for docks
and ulers and for general commercial No survey
having been made by the Commissioners the charge
WAS made recently that they had been derelict and
resolution passed by the present Legislature about
ten days ago calling upon the Commissioners to explain
their inaeton and disregard Of Instructions The Com
issioners yesterday the Legislature their ex
PLANTATION.
The communication states that Immediately upon re-
eeyiug COPY Of the resolutions IN 1874, tne Commits
.ioners opeued a correspondence with Gen. Graham,
the Chief Engineer OF the Department OF Docks In re-
gard 10 the matter and asked him what steps should be
TAKEN and what would probably be the of making
oomnlete survey. Gen. Graham went over the ground
and made estimates In his report he stated that the
cork would involve large outlay OF money and con-
anne great deal Of time. The Commissioners further
state that they we're at embarrassed TO the
means Of paying tho work as could not properly
be paid for Of the appropriation for waterfront
nnuroyements and would have 10 Dc pald
for from the 100000 appropriated for the
payment OF salaries In which there was no surplus It
was ascrtained that Gen Newton was about 10 make
survey in December Of last and the Commissioners
that form the basis OF their researches
They state that his report was not made until about
March l. and that they then gave directions 10 Gen
Graham 10 beg1u the work as soon Us possible They
add that there have been three made OF that
LEGALITY Within the past II years. and intimate that
another survey would be a work or supererogauon The
eoTrespOndeDce with Gen. Graham and bis assistants IN
regard 10 the subject, and Their detailed estimates 0i
AZ msstaes VI the Deck Conmisseaess yestosaay, o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26
THE CrrY,s CHANCES IN SUITS AT LAW.

Five cases against the city were tried yes
terday before Jldge Robinson A the Court OF Common
Pleas In a OF which the city represented by d. j.
Dean and c. z. Miller. Daniel Laamy sued for a
months salary officer OF the Court or Common
Pleas from MAY /. 1872. He oioer when the act
81 1872 authorized judges after Nav to appoint the
officers. They made appoin till May 20, and
then did appoint Leamy. judge Robinson held that
act moved him Ia default OF appointment and
dismissed his complaint. John Dolly sued for over $780,
rs timckeeper on the Boulevard The only de-
mand be had made the Controller for his
money was the presentment of his name
a payroll Judge Robinson held that this was not
the demand the law requires TO be made before SUIT
and dismissed the T. B. Sage sued assignee
Of George W. Bul, for three mouths sliarE as fourth
assistant clerk in the Department OF Public Works.
Bull mad the certificate OF william NJ. Tweed that ne
had performed his work. but 1t appeared, when tAe
evidence Was that great deal or MS time spent
in Buffalo Judge Robinson offered to submit the case
to the jurY non-suit the pLnfIK PaInuTs counsel
preferred q nOn-suIt.
= PHI in Mcrklc interpreter In the Marine Court, was
also appointed Clerk Of tbs Special Term OF the Court
He refused payment OF the secOnt salrY, H,f)O,
though the lpcrvIsOrs I'd approved 10. and tx levy
recognized It Judge bnsOu held that me TWO ON es
were NOT inc jmpagible. and direosod jliRmAht lor
Henry Wood sned for his salary Special Agent OF
the Public Ad nnistraOr 70 aend 10 the ciuOs or the
widows Orphans OF soldiers The Oi1e was created
IN 1863 with salary of 2iO00 Ia 1872, tue appropriation
Mr. O'GornaH alloete 60 tine PdJc nnis rIJor an
his clerk leaving tue plaintiff Out TIE pldli III sue
for salary, the DEFENSE no dpproprla lion"
Jldge RJDlnSOu reserved nj, decision.
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DECIsIONs-MARCna %.

Sup-.nt. Court Cham5ers-By Judge Lawrence
Remer sgt kpeimEu.-Grsnei
Re- Jgr Dnsoe- tne Of Myers Com The Chicago
AM korrn Pacific C0Hpa 10 ms mater Of the Her
,s Mutua Life Assurance e' att LearT Brown agt
k5es Brown agL cit nks sS an@s 81 al
g The natter OF the application OF Aa-ante HuehneT ag
eanIed Cote agt COtthhe
errnse ordered. Tu1TDer Lutnef-Gan1eii n oA1aun
Nsv.Y,,k Staa Loan ami Tust Company AT COOK
Count, NaiOnal Bank.-AotoB d.nrlj mem Uranium
soi,w,n act Naturalization de led Lehman AT Purcell
nt payment $40 Of notion es OF detui To paI
IT referee and eoab!ning
ssme aga granting q decree divorce to pilntlh
D,ri TTa-Br Judge VoTsiPool at ?eTenS judgment
for GlsptH opinion Anderson sg lie MAJ Of HS-irI
DEE opinion.
Stoerior Court-iSpecidl Term-By Judge Curtis
Rms. IT. E1celor Printing COhou0u for pree %
Ami calendar granted. Mec4 IT, agt Wood jrOefennis mat
cape N defend payment Of nnds cost IN SUI and 81 pam
a. ot In proc supplementary execution llnn and al
proceedings hereunder stn the Memorandum 81 &C.
Macbue Go. sg hrior1-luIctiOn
order settled signed Stegmu Tor re-
dened costs de eh 10 aoie ths event
De Hasn{sd n 10 amend granteJ on
nOuca Of tua no cost Of n0hon
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REsTpICTING THE POWERS OF NoTARIEs
PUEBLO.

In the United States District Court yesterday,
Judge BlachfoFd gave decision in the nature Of rule
which considerably restricts the powers heretofore ex-
ercsed By uotares public. The Judge holds that under
the recently adopted Revised Statutes OF the United
States notary public has no authority to take allia-
wits TO be uEed the United States Courts except those
rea ing proofs OF dobt in bankruPcy and dispositions
Ge bedc tSSs. All Otner all avus 70 be used ~ the
United -Gtes (our's must he tO before United
states commissioner register IN bankruptcy. TIE
Clerk Of Court has been Instructed TO receive no
eli dy!ts unless taken compliance viii TINS decision.
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THE COURTS.
TIE TAYLOR ESTATE.
Tup SURROGATE ASKED TO v,cAre Az ORDER FOE

ME SURROGATE ASKED To viCArE An ORDER FOR
Tur PAYMENT or 100000.
A motion was yesterday made before Surro-
gate Huchncs 10 tle matter Of the estate OF Janes d.
1yor O. vacate al or ter made last July by the sur
rOgate, that the executors pay certain ludEDehts'
amounting in all to about sl10cc'. The moaol wac
made by Mr.. Clinton on behalf OF Mos. Kate b. How
land asked that she be allowed 70 appear ana
contest the accounting OF tho executors Mr.. Clinton
claimed that the estate Of MI Taylor had shTunG during
the admaistrau OF ,he executors sl54OJO While tue
enIy debt they had paid ono OF S3l0oo
These judgments which they were now asked 10 pay
were Judgments IA favor OF man who one Of the
chief vttuossss to su.tain the will. H. either
maker Of notes with Mr. Tayors Enforcement or in
dorscr OF notes made by Mr.. Taylor which notes
discounted for his henPht 1t might be perhaps
that he. being uch important witness the executors
had not put in their only genuine defense. 1t was
allowed 1909 for their expenses.
Charles Tray. appearing his brother. the execr
tor aud Mis- Taylor, TIE e1ecutx, Of NJ yl0Ts Will
u tested against these continual attacks Jne'n. TIE
actual iat was tcst hs brother mad oey agreed 10 be-
come rXecu OF 90 iha urgent sohcit1in OF Mr. Taylor
He had received noihng N the matter. He was ac-
tutu 3 @ out o. pr tt 80 far As 10 here beihg any
sOlusou Win the chiei luIFmeut creltor or win Mr.
We l., on whose paper these judgments were granted
tne eKecntors had rejected stun larger cam
made 10y acalIst the cstatr, whlca
wa. thus 6uila we'd. Sail was ucnel 10 ask. WIN
u0I H. position. without great Sacrd pay these
iIGg mems. Ar. BeaTusiee aud Mr.. DJOhtte ~ Utica,
cr,di. ors. urged re payment II tho claims.
senator Francis german argued Tor tc Uica creditors
Thr creditors uau $500 tias paper
asd Nero entitled to receive tuer IN 'ncy IIeT ma
res@s-ent tves ticy we're ent1ted t. thsir moHey
l.,e ,eu r,y wire on tied 10 II within six months
after de,lI II. tLe executors. Tao next OF KIN
had no ri2h 10 appear here IL was simply matter or
I.ying d"Jt qmcI'. He seated al sotne length the
Desut UDsoA OF the cases, ani argued tha tue sur
rocaJe shoDL AZ once enforce tue pdy nent OF th;se
TI,e surrr -,te resprvaJ his decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26
TIE Hay BILL OPPOSED BY THE PRODUCE FIX
IHANGE.

A meeting of dealers III and consumers oil
hay was hcid yesterIayat the Pgolucc EScn~nGe 10
take action with respect to toe bill Introduced into the
legislature regulating the sale Of hay TA7 D FRO
vides for the allowance ~ 20 pounds Of wood 10 each
bale Of go pounds OF hay. Accordin: 10 tie
statements Of dealers, 5 pounds OF wood 10 SUI
dclent. Iu adduOu, there are penalties pTescf''cd
when are also considered Objectionable. Il was 70
cied to appoint M-ssrs. EEartt, CIarles Spear 81 J.
Holiness n II. Lsadbrtfer, william An ,ck, L. =. Bow
man. and Alderman Richardson OF brooklyn 70 20 10
A Danv aud oppose tIr passage or the Dill. IL vas
tVrW ar a1tr uIt Mr. EyLrts sHOulI - 10 Aib""i
irst ana report tue OF the iii al the Qrese,
Ill
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DEPARTURE or FO2EIGN MAILS.

PPTD'l, MACH &C.
Mails i0rz Postohee every ls'
40 H. - n, ~ -. -
" Vi. ror aHfaI closets the NeTYorE Fo'IoAes ever
j. ?.
SATURDAY.. MARCH 81.
Liverpool by the seamslin
-, SI1D ueutay hal Lteains
"A d a. } L. H., rom Pi.f No. % North ltyrc 80
FOR EurJpr via bfern. BY the eanshp thn
mis- close IT 80 oupyetaTy hil' 10 cosei g the fo
umcs 4; @. steamship sas y @ irom tier oo' VI
u. iiobJAe1
st,T.l ANN sall a, 8 D. H. r.er 30 % fas!
bJNDAA. MARCH -
N-lV Oe att Oeio;.A iar Fos'-nce 'pen "SH j
alI
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Writs Of haheas corpus and certiOrar 70 bring
Anna M VINO uoy II ABORTION b Ire iho Cour 81
over MONDAY tor tn Of avH- pa for her
zr nave gA1t,d Ja-K DO-oLe a. Eu.rLe T. u Chn'
ben.
IN the Court Of General Sessions Yesterday, be
fore e Sutarr..n 4:iley i "eSr"',
m sea sncd PseI Suanugre Tor asa
anu bserr - the Penteutary hLphy Tor .
flbtn ''L
oeuy for Jrns 'uc Ter "a eap'
al c-nv , 10 barre" I"hn gums"
an Hety Mer attempts Ouga 10 oae Prison .ol >
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communication was received from Gen. Graham. En-
gineer Chief. n the effect that the Ice bad Dady
damaged Piers Nus. 6, I, ani % the East RIVER ~
that they were not worth cxtens,vs repairs. The
Engineer also repprte tIlt Piers NOS n2 AMI % were
DIdy damaged, ard tnat the pier at Ninety
had oeen entirely destroyed and could be rebui
NATL the ice had disappeared The pier az the foot 81
One-hundre land wpnCv -nInths'. HAD been partLtHy
deIroyed and 10 rep &c ~ would about 900. Tie
sIlt * vas referee. 90 tdt Executive CJmmIs,ee.
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presence OF witness declared that accordance with
tue laws or the st lte OF New York tuey were man ana
wife. She used 10 live with him ~ hts wife unless
married % him by Dria,t. He t1An got vaXci,
quarrel ensacd and n broke Of the engagement"
:. q. Courtney and Sp.lssev. Gibbons & MIcinerney
appear 'Or nc palprR; Chatned &c R.nsOn and J. j.
l.r..Y cor tho neleLn.IAf.
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UNITED sT,rCs SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGrON, March 2j.-ILe Following IS a sum
ua-y Of Tie prcce.d ns, the sulrene Nolrt t-i1':
No 52s-Aassnd I0hn N. Bailey lac ca, ee.o H., 'gi The
River RilIo . The
rct Court the southern Ds:ict Of New
lor- gGmtE cuciuSd D. AItOreJOt2rla
W. IN NJ counsel Jr uS1tDs 10 er'r.
-Graudu tKagt The United states Appeal from
Of hr
WIN huston l lpp-uaa si ~ A'sstin Attorney
Ce. oara AM A...avy-ouer,l wilkins Sype.ets
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TIL COURT OF APPEALs.

ADANY March ?j.-Il tie Court Of Appeals,
No. .i0-WIhan Tweed imppd plaintiff IN agi The
EuIuent resumed and cOucued
et AZ William H,wanJ anOner, EMBELLISHMENTS
FOR an 'qns srd hy " J. Cog'vel FOR poa 'cnt
so l47-Wm d. Iau, r. 6eo IJu her bis guar
dian arglt agr BrJce t, hs0Jd toED1f re'yt
Ared Dvknan Of counsel appellant anu ~ Homer A.
Neion for respondent ., On ,o--
and 0urned 70 Friday March 20 1872
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EXTRAORDINARY ACTION OF 4 JURY.
A VERDICT SCI ASIDE As UNJUST II TIE CITY
III The case e Oleu against the Mayor and
otAtrs Which has been tuol Tor some DAYS before
Jn5rn Freedman IN thc Supreme Court Trial Term. tie
Jury a.t.r'iy morning brought IA a sealed verdict
Tle sus tna facts OF which have been already fully
given ,u Tre TRIBUNE 10 hold the owner OF house
IN ystcon5t aud lis builder responsible FOR an acct
Gost arising from =. ones piled 10y them 10 the street.
aud 60 bold tic city poDsua because It ha1 neglected
O. Gsotlat tlc erect was free from tle obstruction
The verdc: OF me 1y was that they found in favor Of
the Ui aE4.-i, uUt could not a-r'" as 10 tHu
CltN' I4ttI.tN.
plaintiffs counsel. moved sct Il aside He mad, Ia"
tri ln.r Tho fIry W.. forming. tho exercise OF DIS
mat o. -1eu- asked tae Try VIII" her any of TEN
were nl.i I.rrIyIUg Ur answer ana relying OF
that q. substantial negative he had waived any FUR
ther crfrnEC. since tue jury rerr'd he md a-crr-
f.tucH tH..- rt,J of builders. Under slc1
crrur-.s1rcs De thought ne mad been deprived ut
~ s.aul.a rEAt OF Ci-oaSe ~ IA dIdiy preJudlced
juror. - -. ,
Ar Arson lcplifd that % not. lie also moved on
tla .u..f ai u!str4L Tie original cause OF acilol
AMI he l, "a 20 oce DOw, II neither tue builder nor
ovr.r enc doing he act, tucre cOud Ne
guy doubt about responsibility or the city Tor no
uudong o. Judge Freedman Al once Orde Ell inc YER
q ~ % ue aside saving Tue Court canIOt sauc
MON su.n 70 verdict. wic1 leaves the cas- n suCh Pc
stnn tua tho ely Gao hereafter be robbed under the
forms OF law.
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% Uhom II man Gonrern
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

DRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
ID and s.asstset Railroads. Pare 81 steamer ghi0SkPoKf
leaves Cstnanne slip at ll:3 isa BnaseRen :. II
PHILADELPHIA, via LONG BRANCH and
il N. EKW.IRRsEr SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Pare rom ssv-fsrI - Philsselph. onlT 81 IS
Comnenens MONDAY Oct 10 1874 the stsuneh sne CON
oas psos,s JAsR A0sgLY and DAT STAR ssass d
" Leave sss Yort nom Pier 8. n 4, foot Of Rseterst
s;46 n-Per Philsdeiph. LosE brAaeh' I'ms A'sf NV
400 a ~ L.as BraaA Tsas River. Warsssa BsrneTat
sss TssAsfsss W. uxpU esssrl kAaAsA
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rISSrNGFRS 1RRLTED.

FROM HAvAyA-In steamship CYy Of E,ra trz mar'h 20
n IN, # Dr y Ind, s.e ll hare NH, Sr l. hing
~ Deli, Nv md d,s do. lH uatns au WIFI Jc NJ"
Gotta is.ses a EI.UI >, s, uearth go Jos D
& Leon ~ L. HoGd A4~haci .li' n-H4e'
Dlcn, Al a, Jose ii. A be-[
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SIM o.s,, "a d 10 5oon '''''ll Il
y.
Ind, uoot 10 % ov'' SAID Hell Gate Ferry. O2O
Day
v uaot 1910 tiav. l.tnc HE'D ie Gaze PerFr.. OsJ
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Drp 0ooes

MATTINGS and CARPETS for family use.
WI ANDREW LESpER Co. 81 Broadway
DERFElT PARALLEL MOTION. - The
proslsa solved ,.s at, R,, s,s q rRByss ExraA No
ssnp dAsass wha Athsxto bAss ssos
sAsnIss.a RunSkAs DtAsA ~ ssA
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be e. surrogate reserved his decision.
A DEALER IN COUNTERFEIT MONEY.

A DEALER ~ COUNTERFEIT MONEY.
EXAMINATION OF GEORGE ALBERT MASON BEFORE
COMMISSIONER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF W. W.
EENOCH AND COL wAsHDCRN.
The examination Of George Albert Mason,
an a. ced dealer IN counterfeit money, resumed
yesterday before Commissioner SGlelIs W. ". kenOcn
OF Secret Service Bureau ia this city was recalled
aud ahmed at cOusid rable length. Nothing
new however Was eoited fro,u N, MS testimony cor
responding particular with that given by him
on Wednesday aud Published in Thursdays issue OF
THE TRIBUNE.
c.. W1sLbnrn, the Clef OF the Secret Service Bureau,
here eGei that when, IN October, 1875 ne took charco
Of ta9t Bureau oln I'm it letter written By Mason
to the Secretary Treasury relating 10 dealers IN
.erfoI money that Mason afterwari told him. the
witness, that he knew great many counterfei'crs
wuom 10 10 uso the Witness Words "coul1 give
away AMI tat among them, he mentioned one known
80 Joe" Miller After stating thlt be once obtained
nbout $4,000 in counterfeit money from Mason and told
HIN taat % he coal give any information which would
lead 70 ae detection Of copnterfeters, be should be
fairly rewarded. Col. wa~lburn sad that. through
MHsJ'- Jos ruMc1ta4rv ne never ooalued any m IRE
Coun. ~ t.unev. clue 10y which ne could de-
chains 20 have beer" 1n "h,r oi the secret S'rVce De-
Corr bora I've OF th0. g,y.u uy k-nocl relative 10 Ma
cons arrest AMI - thn udHg Of COul crteit money III
h. room o.; SO 5.Sl H. ~ ~.
o. II e. rr, -ev,u.tia7 'be vitnose said that Mason
ON. "arrIuc4d o rtD me Redemption Bureau 20 Wash
lIgtn1:" taaf for services n detecting cruneiei.erS'
Lc Dad bo"r pad about stO ana that ne ma tIr'N'
rom. l"" aeo. ins'r'rtpus ifo me I''asl} D'pllr
I.D.r To- keen Mason If work WIN 'H"'e cA'tp'auN'
lol.tnE new dey .ored, and tle examination was
me NOS. uy orior, c5ul,er'ei'ccs mentioned bv Col
WI,HhuIu during bs * uudilon are L Vrr ~ tI.'f,-
Itr al- ia u. joan 2 Trout, a.'as UOoscT, James
T. teutou~a, Gia- "J'r' Miller ana --- EiAKih. All
a. men or's- il last Winter Ia s. LOUIS aud 'Lry are
Ar
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Ghnrtrs tcr ,5rslntss Mcn

business OPPORTUN!TIES.-Th desir-
IN Jus q, iry, So may suited ~host eEDese BY ~
r;vrg TO HINT HAYNES Fmm-n snd LulHr's broAe' Iof
BoaagaH n ch1r to oWu,rs snie.fa g..c >, ses,b
prick WORKS for SALE or TO RhA at low
ID price l-ce Of Sc .sce HIck Gays ~arr 70
kus Z, York Clv three hours Ai4fes box <'o4O Wv
on &c. p lt,phi1, Psnn. ------------
FACTORY For SALE.-lIust be sold 10
Sulh OF c1shi balance on o'l ana N.Y.
e. ge for tee vygr rent Fhca a a| s 80
100 fra frort sor s. WIN brcA t ii'.o "A
ad rrc 2hor sn-ae 4JhOrso DO er. 10 perfect order ~
bag ds lcJ 21rGO R,geri puer wien tongues am goo
ale lot lJpxlJ5. no. irz'- "e.ot "a H % ,
.s nnei on Central u, leland ilroas
lfUs loa ta5 CIT an! snJb o. al'e ICE
rr, Bg lar Hate sioi n dsire b"oI ioA.
lead 10 ier1es sllaiax Htfrm. EnT.youIt adj
Cbe-ss goois lead c le~efto laY y.' Ok Nt"
loA Jlv thay yd1ls % properly VI.
ucease Ia lqr lite .l barii 70 de- 'aOe pattg W
o at b. w. HrCHIOCKs Real Es-4'e beau
Gu'.teF'. ~, 80 Thif ave-. c2-ser iErn-z- lr.4 e.
DARE CHANCE toT person Of total aDsti-
Ia PRINCIPLES lad caesla oS'oSuon. ha77g YlOVJ @,
GOO paILsna 1us.nes1 Ns- prosper ="
becUu * general mr1agef. Address -.,- =, ..r -
SVANIED-AGancg (re4l cslate) or mercan-
w tile q gClu c-1c' n either of D. 5hoy,t
lSr Atos Tor weeA, j. a. b., 90
Hnrt-st. tfors y9 H.".io B.
WHO srn the true KINGS Of BUSINESS
W Read JAMES PAktONS elare "A r!E ItIBuNs 4AIht
u aes ed FamI-ei E-t'- ~
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6onls.

GROVE HOUSE, ia, 178, 17s Bleecker-st,
W ae.s Brodvsr rns with sIeslsa fssin saa
asSle o. 70 sI2 81 90 % 81 per day
IRVING HOUSE, European plan, Broad way
ana ~ Onion Rsons 81 psrusy.
ESQ. p. HARLOW, Proprsa6
THE latest and most approved methods Of
determining the Barths Oa the iaiy ID
s.d Tag TRIBUNE AxrRA, Ne "a. Ps.sAlss ~
No.. ~ sssA
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Nl5ce.l1neoa5.

At 81 SIXTH-AVE., near Waverlev-p'Jco.--
Ias. rsl siv- zoe cEos for Aa ioF
Go SJ, 40. Canon o. a'.e 5 1r 3r H. AAal7 10 -.
4 FiRsT-CLA-S BASS SINGER would like
~ position in rlo 1oie man ara gooi
der Appi, ". L Osl, pson b. e'eT iJ
ve'k
Vbi-Sl I.-HIHIiI-vf among the hostile IN
l'ers.tu s'oy ~ rsof hAt's sc7-atir,
Do 1ds' Of ssis .ttE
iall.Ns -. -L stan maps and il-s
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sdles Cd AurElun

4. MKtwrS.
DY BANGS. MERWIN 81 Co.. 656 broadway.
40 BonisSs'eso Boos, Ho,s.ot ~ r-a-v 600. &c
A LII the important papers presented at the
"A p1s kaioll Acaae OF sefnee'
published TE 4aIOUAE hxTRA, NJ "a PAMPHLET EAn'a'
70 ceas.
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tjolro GiI0 EnoTs.
Below Fo0rseenth-5S.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
a YORK TRB.SG WiLb BE RE1'h''"D Al is , Stio y
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26
steamboaiu nno Railroads.


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staiion New York COrnscs at hoinerTi VIII
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West slso 10 Cenir.I PsBnsrraniI aai Nevigs STATE
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
commencing lsn. 1s l3-SIra-c N'WforE a. 'o'7w': -,
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500 m.-way Tr-1 for p'a-s.h
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barre. Estl NJ CITY NJ Carmel iIrtOn. Iu1kbaLRoA
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March Chunk. Mahanog CITY
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= go D. u-Way DeiVJcre.
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400 mWay Trn fuf Baston, Allentown All Aaleh ShhA
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bl5 om-EvEsISs EKPRKss dlY Baon, Allentown nanen
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Q IL .. HL-NaT Tan for
For EiIa1ch a. 3. 5' G. els GAO 7, 1874 s43 $3.50
1890 ll:l6 ~; ~ l1:iU. l. = I'D y. J.5J - > y
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I'D i'' AO'' --'-' - " :" r r. RiCKER, sagL and Ras
Ii. P. BALDWIN General Passenger Als4:.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-07-15

WE would like to call the attention Of
the ring organs Of this city to the fact
that $500. 900 in Water Works bonds
we're stolen at single grab and the
matter was never brought to the atten-
ton of the Grand Jury. A poor devil
who steals quarter Of a pound of cheese
and half dozen crackers,is promptly in
dicted, while the parties who get away
with half a million never fall within the
telescope vision Of the myrmidons Of
justice. The radical party of this city
ought to emulate the noble example Of
Democratic municipalities where they
indict and punish officials even if they
do not steal more than $500. The ex-
ample is worthy all imitation Pits.
Pest. >H @A
We would like to ask the ring organ
up town some questions pertaining to
Water Works, Gas Fitting &C., but we
have tried it repeatedly and all in vain !