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New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
SHTPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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CLEARED. Al, ,
.,,. s.,in., to.,l Thonas Hsnbsrg Kpaoth, kseboa
Kuhpe a. u-A.,.., p,o.
s,smhp Pahs (DE Watson, h'e1pooi VIA Saeense"a 0h'@
G. FrsAckTu- -. v.,. s.,,nip. Ae PIN For.
Steamship Alps (Brl, Draleforo hints'on 's'AN"- " 0
wood Co u.~A,Lc IA
Steamship Bevck lBLl. WAru Lohaoh l. " 4
asrh,n Cty Of Dallas Hines Morehead CITY T. H. Maiofy Oo
s,.smhip Columbus Reed Isvapa. wm. p. Clyde Co a.,
Benefsctor Wooos Wilmington e. w. r. Spoe 70
ss~.mship Frzncoas Bragg Portland. J. Y. ABes
.mshn (,en Hsnett Boston H. y Dinoet ~.
ssemhp Wrsnoss Ceseh Norfolk City POint and hehnsna w
Dgupcn Steamship Co
shss XII, H,mton stone LIVERPOOL Snow 4 Burgess
E.,, Iaaso kichsrdssn CeafDegos rueker hghaoasns
ls,s Pv.p {psul D. Caspesen, Boston. Punch kdye Co
r.. P.s,ees lNerL yseobson steln, faneh hdye Co.
~ Hst,e nj Balm Tkesup, Caroenss h'sa Heesbton
Rrs RIIsn r. stew Miller Csbsrep, james BY aDd 90
nas T,s Br,ther. Randen CsnienAs Miller Honshtoa -
Bns Os Krre (sorI. AnAer.on Plymouth Ens e. fomn 70
go. rener Hsvepsf pseto Csbslo Miller Hc1ghtSn
a.hr Budet, Beots Savannah benusf oasnse's 90
~, Hsrsvs,d. staDsesss. bsssss. ChsA TvsAt
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UNsAFE BUILDINGS

,.,or..d ~ bknrs vhief
Ar, reported suas esdng sseio
Zen. 20 1876; , 20 s.,,
a ". o....
Prsp No. I45 spsae trimmer and ssder beams Van hst"
hero
Psase soa l45 And l&7 ss uhs,is beams In he'"aJ'i
p..s, No ~ saa Nos 90 sad "a wsrt, uHfs eclssns
saor, and ceiling. Ps,er N. ssydAnL owner -
No sassf, caps arb der Of beans
r. Cruger, sgrnt 4, -. A.. -. - ,.,..-., ,,,,
No. 2O unsafe sAI beams and uspdesrs Jsssi
Esrisssest Ne "a, sasas sirds" And ssasf W. sr'ss
A..
r,,r.ht No $40 ansate wooden Lew Aps,r evee
9resst Ecs 2g4 296 ssihni psAss ssss Aesh
edisi Rplseops Charsh. svnsr. 49, w. nm.
W~,s TAy ssA No. 81. sssat 'sss sss ss< ID asbss
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pECIsIONs-FEB. 70.
c-r.~,. Court-f f'hambers-Befope Judge Donohue.


K.sn Camp-Order granted
a. Inogs B.rrett-M.han a Roesner.-Order Tanted
rep Wots sgt .ne
in Of kobnstamm Granted tvikis
ss. sove injunction granted WITH costa uAs
Lse sgt ASIDE exseunor rsneo 90.
Tor referee Memorandum heobu .&t ne
trototn Collar Metfopottss Collar Co art hedbnfv-
c0ubss McAndes Place The Etpul.non
W oonon 70 The ne
b< dslenasut pagss sg 70 ske
In We matter oi hss
o the matter Of Wminry-Assea vs
sst-d Iu snh May Ag Burrows Purchase Ht fsr
d.u Gundy BALDWIN kenorASdans Tor cseneL bAnonege
sioe complaint a. irregular grsneo Wte
BY inserting the name o.
sx,nv where tred the payment 81 ev
% N otsp within from Gate Crsfut ast henr-heen
S >.se 70 AID for stay grantee ef rsssss
Tzllsnsbss agt 81 }onh h-Aenorsnoem
n-~or AL Wlsns-The neeoa for farther secosn' nsese
franied WIN costs
..sbt, Az, Of the referee erroseoay no,see
r.s another proceeding ase the eesIh Of Apps< s'ea
h.r, eur,o bess nssl BE- reetsro geseco
be oeptssd 70 cases ryae~ o JuEi
pAiHua 10, 80 sns e
70 .ovs TIE ease without costa 0reee bsnI
conditions; fs open psy"ent he eose
cs a b~ sa ssf nesies sr and $40 costs OF nsisn
that and exceptions 70 ~ - -
tAird, notice OF tna m .sics 'ss
Bshas AT rhsaert psif ksras ststsd hs anaa 'as'
reached he sassss ss Sse. "
de1ebdssps sblsv seNs ysss
issss have Wells sgt -
the facts slereo IN ne peusoh -
heard 40 " ths n'ss
sssxnf the general guardian reference ordered 49,.
Srssi Twn-by JsAgs yAa vsssA-9rasss 81 hss"' >s'~
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sehr. Grsee L. Sears. hcDnnsh Boston, Chas. TvinE.
Sehr. Ontsrs. Mute Boston. Chas Tvine.
echT. speenlstSr Uuf3Bgtou, San Bias. Hicks Be.e.

echh opecmsbi, nabbgon, nsn b'As h'ehrs Dehs
ARRIVED
Steamship Holland tBr Simpson, London Peb e. viii md and
Steamship Tybee Gardner Pen H. SANTANA
l3 Pore Plata 10th CAPE HsJu G1b and Tsrss Island l'h wit"
Steamship on.ne socum RIO Janeiro Jan 2s Bahia Fen l.
Steamship Manhattan wOcdhu Charleston G. Feb 20, With
udss n pass 70 J'nes W. auinisrd Co.
siesmsp savannah Pb 90 With md and
tan,hp Ashland whehur-, Baltimore Peb ls
fot, and pass Q od Dominion steamship Co
$ sp saS. So Sa S'S zs s dn s sS . T Ssa %S
shp Bth Irowhrdge San Francisco Oct 20. with L.
ship Rmpre Iof Bo''en, L.ete Manila Oct H. -i,h .ur,r
Barb Bsekpoo lof Peeord Atkinson Rio Jsnere 81 with
Bah Harriet Jackson lOf Portland Bacon Havana day.
Lausen Nor Msenu,.eu Palermo So davs with frut
Aics 60 dsy. with pain ol ke N-'' 0'''' "''
BARR Atlantic of SewHAvenl Dickinson St Pierre days
ssrt Gsl) CsstelAmAre 40 dsys with
@ sns Mar Mar Fqs Fin :; py.I T" msag. SO d,y, With fruit
Brig LAvv.nire pA Gr.Oa . and nI,o 60 dArs
shI Marcia REYNOLDS Laruns cAbeo Psb
sehr IL Ration of cs, Young q days with es
sr Hishhr ,of Johns N Fh White PernAmsoco % say,
schr Mauds Gbralar Hammond Tampoo Merco 80 day.
with
MEMORANDA.
reports Pe6 lat 90 S. long IS is Thons. George so
the
were oshten badly Will probably
The teheoca Goddard Boston
port but having only two e. for duty compelled
ihis port for assistance
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosror. Feb 23-Arrved. steamships HeelA DR.
Lonsdae iBr from Lverpoo VIM. Crane,
barks Zugarela A.
Bonding Blow from Vslencs London
Lewis Orb from surpsn schT Buvo fBTl iron st. George
BermodA
FOREIGN PORTS.
nivhyA Feb 23-The steamship Cy Of Mckee ron 1oL
FEB 10, arrived here tins morning
Feb 23-The Allan steamship PolynesAn Brown
Portland for Liverpool. arrived here to-day
Feb % sailed United Mavna
Aer Marshall RothesAy, Kngs County Jacee RepnhHk
Meridian, Bolivar Mar
Esretbs Clara PickeBs Fortuna 23d
hsnoE.
DISASTERS
NEWPORT L. Peb 23-An1vd schT n r. Everett from SAt-
Boothbay anchor
chains; also badly dAmaged BY
Feh. - The sch David Cnrrie Brnrcs Santiago
for kewiort with le and
put badly Win have discharge cargo
SPOKEN.
Feb s. lat 27 long GO 3O bng Ley ,Br) from PenabOco for
Portland
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
DAeotah Francisco Mex
AM Central American ports, Peb 20.
Steamship Cana arrived Yokohama from San Francisco,
Feb D.
fFor Laes, Shrp FIN Pace
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CsnsIs .ouihv Of sostst, ms foundation -ss
North
No l5 pos ties. and .esherboardr Mrs
p Vuee
Hosont No 2o2 hs.r gable ws Edward PhelAn
No. 1859 and .adri TSos Doush
son
Eghhave No 2s6 renersliy: Jain Hllyer.
Woosier-s, No 90. unsafe vail Henry Specht
West Broadway No. u.s. sa front leader and ehmneys samnei
Widdsfeh. owner.
EeveDibsve de % feet south ~ Thry6hhs unsafe roo
Of extension and ehimneye A. War1, agent
Piust No o. ubse Enos. pipe above roof B. Fisher lessee
Tnthav Eos 227 and 22 balcony out Joun Dele
Prtave, unsas ffont and Jacob MAYER owner
Baihfthgs 'ehsch ChimneYs dr. ilp0rtsd UnsdN.
North hcoFe-st, No 60; Jas Price, aren't
West Thirty sixth 81 No z; Francs Van Winte owner
Onehundr ed and niuthst East No 232 John Dunn ovnsr
West FifJ ourih-st, No. 26; Thcs Peely.
ThIrdave., No 1929. Mrs Smith.
kecond-AVe, No. I.lOS; A. Herman,
fraukhn-st No. l34 A. Preytsg. owner.
Pearist. No 300; q. Lyons agent
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COURT OF APPEALS.


Albany. Feb. 23-Court of Appeals, Tuesday.
Peb. %, 1878:
Appeals orders-No 2S5-John Hasaek respondent
Tborsd Heyrdsh implicated &c by
Samuel Hand Of council Tor appellant by Geo W. Miller for
spondenL
56 The matter Of the petition Of the Bloomfield and Rochester
Natural Gasght Company CasnS-Argued H. Seden
appellant and b. John NJ Pomerov for respondent.
General CalendarPnee resumed and
cluded
No. l3-Rchsd Brown appellant, James W Blwe al
retpondenAgued Thomas Odel
By sanGsl II Valentine Tor respondent.
135-Peter W. A willard.
srpeantsubed for respondent and argued MoTeaa Of
counsel for appellant
No l36Chares Bben respondent Cornelius W Luysher
appellants appellant
snd BY James Clara for respondent
Proclamation made adjourned 10 Wendsy Feb
"a 1875
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CIVIL. NOTE1

The application for the arrest of Dion Bou-
cicau against him by Mr. Hart, growing out
Of the "shaughraun" controversy, yesterday de-
MED by Judge in Supreme Court, Chambers,
Oh The ground tDdt tnc papers were IhSuc4eAt ~ aAe
out a for that VIII
Caroline Pollak, dealer in leaf tobacco at
No. Avenue Z, appeared IN the United States District
Court in Bankruptcy yesterday charged with having,
white nsOlvent, given preference 10 one OF her cred-
tors jury favor OF the creditors. and the
woman was adjadicated an involuntary bankrupt
In the United States District Court before
Judge Blatchford yesterday, motion of Assistant
District Attorney Smith, eight case OF silverplated
condemned by default. no claimant for them
appearing They had been smugged ou board the
steamer Pommerania on t1e pretext that tney were
sbeI goods, which free of duty.
In the case of Eugene 4. Heath. who was
the principal against James H. Ingersol when
IngersO convicted. Judge Barrett in the Court Of
Terniner yesterday, denied the motion pre-
vousy reported Qussh the indictments against him
for emoezzing funds OF the Heath & Smith Company.
In denying tue motGn Judge Barret toia the District
Attorney that after careful examination OF tne papers
for noie pTosrqii # the Dsirct-Attorney chose TO
make one. He did not know what other evidence the
s Te SooS Until
to-day decide his course in the matter.
David Rendel, boy about 13 years old,
was brought yesterday before Judge Lawrence, in gu
preme Court Chambers, on writ OF haOeas corpus from
the receiving ship Vermont The officer accompanying
the boy stated that man purportfng Williams
brought to be enlisted and had presented
paper duly in whi ch he stated that the
boy was born 1853 had father mother. that be
whams) the boys guardian and consented 70 ms
enlistment. The bOy said afterward that the man mad
promised him "a berth II he would assign haf MS
paw but the boy shrewd sign p2uer when
applied to by the The officer sail that he, OF
course would nothing to do but tell this story and
let the boy 20 with his parents The boy, however,
seemed attached the officer. and his father, after
talk with him. permitted his 70 back TO the ship,
and the writ WAS dismissed
motion was made yesterday in Supreme
Court Chambers. before Jus Lawrence to strike out
bart o, the aass6t of TAe saa Association to COM
pIaint for libel by Lizzie st. John Eckel In reviewing
ner book The Sun bad condemned IL somewhat strongly
and had subsequently, published letter assang her
character for which she asked damages aegine 'haV
abe had been injured as author. "and otherwise
greatly wronged and injured" The defense lustned
the criticism az fair and alleged that her character was
nor good ana that defendants knew at the time
The motion was strike out the part relating TO her
on tine ground that she only sued FOR ner pro
fessionsl injury. The Court held that as she had
stated in her complaint that she was otherwise IN
her general issuaDe fact. ana
refused TO strike the matter 70 which opectoh was
made.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
A QuEsTIoN on MURpER oR AccIpENr.

A QUESTION OF MURDER OR ACCIDENT
John O'Toole was placed on trial yesterday
before Judge Barrett; in the Court of Oyer and rerm
for the der of Terese Hesler July &C. 1874 The
deceased and her husband kept agerbeer saloon at No
s@ East and the prisoner came in, late
the evening. with three companions and called for
and was given beer but had no money to pay for it.
Mrs. Hesler demonstrated with him for treating his
friends at her He went his rooms, which
in the same house. and little while after Mrs.
Hesier going up the shutters, struck by
nat-iroD, which fell from the upper story, and was
killed The defendant denies that he threw the hatron
lis counses theory is that. in t OF drunken mad
ne throwing everything out Of his and
that the is Of accidental killing, mansaugh
ter in the fourth degree. The is still
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
THE COURTS.
THE PREsENrMENT OF MR.. BERGB.

THE PRESENTMENT OF MR. BERGB.
WnAT RI Is OFFERED TO SHOW CONCERNING TRH
GRAND JURY AND TIE LETTER WRITTEN TO
THEM.
Promptly at the hour of opening the Court
n General Sessions yesterday. Henry Bergh came into
Sourt In company with his counsel, MI Gerry AS soon
n some ordinary matters had been disposed
sf Mr. Gerry stated to Recorder Hackeu that he had
reouesed the Attorney to produce the minutes
n the Grand Jury and the complaint against Jefferson
arpenter which had been before them. Without these
- could not properly present his motion.
Recorder Hackett said he did not understand what i'm
~ortance that could have. Mr.. Bergh here under
presentment OF Grand Jury, as he understood TO
answer letter by him to the Grand Jury about
matter then before them Mr. Gerry said the Recorder
was mistaken in two matters in this statement. Mr.
Bereh appeared here 10 that the presentment Of
the Grand Jury be squashed and that it be stricken
the records OF the court. with the letter which
accompanied IL He proposed to make this motion on
three grounds irregulaty in the action Of the Grand
Jury fasty Of the presentment ITSELF and that there
nothing In the presented of which the Court
sould take cognzance. He moved on the proceedings
Of Grand jury the papers before them, and on
uworn afdsvs. The Recorder said he desired 10 hear
nothing attacking the action Of Grand Jury now dis
solved and intended 10 exclude all evidence OF that
Kind. Mr.. Gerry asked If Mr. Bersh. in defending his
from this presentment-and the Court would
the right show that this matter not before
the Grand Jury when this letter was sent that Mr.
Bergh had authority from Attorney to send
THE letter and that the Grand Jury had made this
pressntment TO cover mp their own misconduct The
Recorder intmated again that he would hear nothing
the action OF the Grand Jury.
MI. Gerry then stated that he proposed TO show the
issuing OF warrant against jefferson Carpenter, the
execution OF that warrant by the police the formal
complaint before the magistrate the cOmmtal OF Car
1enief by tue magistrate, and what took place before
the Grand Jury-except Of course their private discus
ons and votes-together with Mr. Berghs authority TO
write the letter, and the circumstances attending =
writing These matters be insisted would be pertinent
motion 10 quash Indictment. The Recorder
said Als not Indictment. Mr. Gerry stated that
he was fortified with authority for treating any present
ment which might be made the basis OF
proceeding against person. as an Indictment In iact
indictment was only preseDtment. Assistant Dis
rct Attorney Nolan sa that he had understood that Mr.
Bergh was TO appear merely 10 answer 10 the present
ment MFR. Gerry replied that the paDers which were-
served the DisiTict-AttOrney Friday distinctly
stated the nature OF the motion The Recorder said he
had mistaken the character Of the m0tion and
OWING 20 the novelty OF the question presented would
TO have the DstrctAttOrney himself discuss
before him. MT PAeps being engaged in trial in the
Court of over and Terminer the matter was adjourned
EaI1ay.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
A sUccEssFUL SUIT AGAINST THE CITY.

In the Supreme Court Circuit, yesterday, be-
fore Judge Donohue, the Of Michael Newman
against the Mayor resulted in verdict against tho city
The plaintiff contractor for building the sewer
In Fourth-ave. from Ffteenthst 20 Seventeenth st.
The engineers certificate allowed him for 95 feet less
than he actually built. and he was charged with two
inspectors fees for time On the trial the mistake
Of the engineer conceded. and when The extra in
scectOr placed the stand he testified that hs
WORK merely that the railroad track was not
covered The Court rulea that this not all inspector
of the sewer within the meaning Of the contract and
directed verdict for the whole OF the plaintiffs claim
t3.S5 rs. j. Straaan appeared for the plantn; D. j.
Daan .nd C. p Miller for defendant.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
New- Jersen Real Gslate for Sale.
ACRE FARM at Haw.

MUST BE S0LD-4Gt ACRE FARM at liaw-
lvI borne j. from NewYo Rre haioad near
lsrge bsr esrsee hose ana henn
sl newly painted large aDpeorh together With pears spIoo
ehrrres eu,nts strawberries TIE nicely situated
ridge sue ard free from an naras or mos 'ee
s all seasons The fully equipped sod require. on2f Tor
either ements there being cows horse 30 fowls Hth
amwsgon. and implements Of eveTy de
with hay, .nd last un pslrage
begins This opportunity will not eIehsnse Pee si4OOO
more; IS the balance viii be made easy
Apply TO to. owner J. " EDWARDS y Pnez-. up stars
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

ercush sat DAILY alFnapgs settled Cs,tree oDcncsu
csmpsn dismissed opinion agt Memorsn
dun for
superior CoUrt-Spec;dl Tsrm-By Judge Sedgwick.
SanrAT AIT Hsrsri Weed Hesne guardian
Nc agt Hsrt-Sec Hucklev.-
Case settled Levis Ycuug-Dcmner
DUN Tor counsel Schrerer The Mayor 40 Of NewYcMo
non granted see for counsel The John Russell Gallery
20 sxt Dh ct aLThe allowance hou clerk
this mmaes the So serving summons So for serving sub
penas should be sreken Of affirmed williamson
sgt BootS-ApDea from sruion affirmed LaBdoB.
eeiyer &c, sg swuu ct aMoen denied art Hatch
Motion to eopnne uscou denied plaintiff has estate
In the
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
COURT OF APPEALS DECISIONS.

ALBANY, Feb. 23.-The following decisions were
handed down to-day in the Court Of Appeals;
judgment affirmed with cosDunesn Berlin The People 6c
Chalmers Core The Niagara Fire Insurance Company the
matter Of Wm Brans Gould Allison Aerd Fgner Parrs
The Pb1nix Insurance The Wavery Paper Mills
Bristol; Poor Bowen Holmes Hart Bdgford
Judgment abide eventSmth
smith 0Re GUARDIAN Mutual Le Insurance Company Of
Eew-York.
Order General Term reversed Judgment Of referee
affirmed With costs-CopelSnd sgt Pege.
Motion for denied with $40 eos-The Ontario Bank
agl The Sew-JerseT Steamboat Company
Motion dms appeal granted without Ritter
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
pASSENG Frs SAILED.

FOR HAMBuRGIa aeamshp Schils-, Feb 23-Henry Leon
ard wife saldrec sap6 Solomon satton Cha. n. ogef
mann Kate Bishop Thso Kugpeberg hn.. her h Aass
MI Houig Nv Minns Weber and daughter Aae
John sshr Herman Laes,e Pred Hoppe. Nal so
Kruziedt Kiln Zerbe NM L. mark .ho
shuboh BalIer. r. Phhgpsohn Charles homsan ''
FnedLcax
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
New-J Jersen Real Csiaie for Sale

A HOME IN THE COUNTRY.-Central N. j.
SALE points line Of r. r. OF J. Apply
A. D. HOPE BLSTOS MARSH, li9 Lber,y-st
AT MORRIST0WN, N. J.-For SALE, a
- modern HOUsB 10 water 6e ga minutes
excellent garden, ab0Edsuee Of fruit
S EDDY No. PArEplsee
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-for farming
land cash valuable property, embracing
VIII from the Depot Address stn particulars, Il. DUDLEY
RHEabcth n. J.
EOR SALE or to LET-A magnificent cOun-
try RBSDBHCB farm II 90 Bound Broot
New Jeey Central Railroad 80 miles from New York. The
lArge tain, modern ample stable
1Sghouse oh0uo Ged &C. Proe within 30 days $40 900
$50 600 remsin desired. Apply By letter
person to z. BKLL, 43 Wa.lst lJaureey Courtl
ORANGE n. j.. SPECIALTI.-Grea variety
" PROPERTY Tor fALR and RENT Onre hours to 3 ?. IN.
II. GERRY 80 Nassau-st., and Orange, opposite depot.
C.b S0n first 20 per cent? in two years
p ~sCOV thereafter 5000 at cent?
viii purchase equal their odi-a rets value either Of two
oommocou SUBURBAN VILLA RESIDENCES with ample
grounds urE V eclveuiene sh the robust and Wholesome tu
o. living ocay hrsss well drained anu healthy
paved snd lighted poLce markets. churches
schools within 40 Of business Nesfork oy the unnvae
datou o the Central Railroad SewJery Houses
and heater bah kc Lots lad
gArd'n 8pvers ana fruit. Sc
ONB OP THEM CAN BIZ RENTED with use of stable,
ohckers and rdl 100 month For
address OWNER PostOTce Boz le4 Ehta
beth n. J.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
Cifn Real Gstate for Sale.

FOR SALE.-A four-story brown stone
DWELLING SirtyseeoBdst ia feet re4t Of broadway
2 5000. ga 600; other property at low hZEre
NM BBDBLL Builder Ani O~ne 3Os West FIFTY eighth-st
FNDES1RUCTIBLE PATENT PLASTER
NG equal style ami hnish stands vibration Work
HUBERT SON 6l Lbery-st.
OWNERS of PROPERTY requiring their
~ business managed with adFmei and fidelity respectfully 10
ved With A. KA Mp sc II Ceiarss Room lG
who would be glad attend specific general atte and apply
such er,ns a. Wouls accomplish the resuts sought
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
Tonntrp Real Gstatc for Sale

AT CROTON, on the Hudson Rlver-fOr
n sALR plot Of 10 With duenzhouse aod
oabunv suitable for geatemsns COUNTRY RHsl0hStB an
abundance large small The Also plot Of ~
,., which four VILLA PLOTS wall
be- .old on hberal terms EDWARD CLARKE Tribune Ohce
EOR SALE-Tw0 very fine suburban RESI-
DRHCBs near Cornell University Ithaca N Y from sI to ten
acres fruit Of all kine Eeai ,bundanee AdreI'
DOR SALE or EXCHANGE-For a stock of
DRY GOODS fne LAND Of ll3 good sto
rater Co.. Kansas 6e from Leassn-
City a from L. Price, $40 acre Address A. '"
sIMOsDs. Ithaca. ~ Y.
TIOl FOR MARYLANDl! 30 page FARM
CATALOGUE tree; with town road nVer school
church ko., 20 cents hASCHA, BAston' Nd
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

sun e.42 suI ses oisf Moor n'ss ss'''iV'io
ssH wI~us rsD pAY-An m,
a.. u..s ro,7 Cove lrsno O:o7 Hell Gate Ferry N2o
rBp DAY.
sspdy Hook. 1886 Sors Island lI1o heh ia" E'"'" WV
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK. Tuesday, Feb 2s. 1915
There was an unusually large attendance at
the Exchange salesroom to-day and important sales
concluded by James M. Miller aud Adrian II.
Muller q Co.. also sales Of minor importance by Richard
V. Harnett. A. j. Beecker b. p. Fairchd, and Oliver
Bryan. Full details will be found below
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

NEXT OF KIN WANTED.-The children of
IN ALEXANDER BRADFORD,
formerly Of Dspo Enssd and she born Belfast 10
and emraied the tpei States Of
Ausnss viii sensthng their sivaatae sppesSoa 70
~ Rev JOHN MACyAuGHroE Bsfss. Ireland
up6u CuRRlA, sse. AlsssI. Belfast ifvIssd
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
HASSENGERS ARRfpED.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

PROM sArrC DOMINGO CITYIa steansAp Tyotfs feo S5V
A. Gob,vo NJ Codina s. ID. RodnGne1, hcsn s's~s' D.
Lamar, Bsis y. Il Soer
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

A. MERwIs AaeaonceL
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., 656 Broadway,
near Boudt-saes Work Of An Fsnev Goocs ke
WEDNESDAY 4 Rare and Curious Books and New Pabhss
Gons. STANDARD WORKS nc
THURSDAY 25 m-An unusually interesting soleetos
COSTLY and RARE BOOKS lben neh bndg ana ~
psE from Hon. l. NJ KEIT1 Of soeth Carolina
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Misrelldneons.
gorporation Notices.


GALE OF BUILDINGS, &c.-The Depart
- meat OF Pubhe Woks WILL SILL psbhe ssetos The
BuILDISGs FENCES Eues Of several streets
eutT 10 ooek Pen "a 1870. With
ih. PREMISES be Kverde Drive between Seventy nhh aud
For psaesar zee Record copies for ,as Ne City
Hall
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fjouses ar6 farms Uanteo.


WANTED to RENT, by a small family, n
w HOUSE not high soop room and
pantry psror good and tree from
rent not S3 Address Bor 44Ib o.
XNANTED-On the east side of the Hudson,
w an hour from CITY Hall. FURNISHED HOUSE with modea
AMI stable for Summer moderate rent Ad'
dress Box 3. 554 r. U.
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Marp!e dun SldIe Ma1leis.

A GREAT reduction in prices OF Marble and
Narbersd Msnes all kind. of Faor Tng. Monuments Head
and CabineDakets offered At kbA
BER Co.'S Marble Works Nos ia 70 I'd west fI'yIt
st. Broadway
CASONi & ISOLA,
" sTEAM MARBLE ard GRANITE WORKS.
l46t0 1872 West inth-st, Lear Brosd-sy.
Monuments Mantels Aliirs Figures Thing Waaso'ng e. lm-
manufacturers Italy Of marble work Of every de'epoon
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- NEW.YORK. MICHAEL WARD AMI ROBERT n WARD,
plaintiffs. agns JOSEPH LSDBR anf JOSEPH LlSDER r, de-
eendaAt Joseph Lndr You 'Te hereby summoned
AMI required compliant this action ybeh VIII be he
in the The Clerk City aud County Of a. hs
10 10
plant subscriber his oce No. 20 Wslst 10 the Cn oi
NsYork within twenty days sitr the service Of Ihs summons %
Of Oi
d complaint within the soraad the putgs IN this acton
viii AXE the thousand three hund
red ard egyfve g. 100 dollars coin Of the United states
America from the 4tu Of Deeeml.r thousand
t hundred Ike gold bedes the cost and
dlsburssaents Of this .ctIon. . -.
Dated Jan ~ 1875 LYMAN W. BATES Psintfs ATTORNEY.
The The shove eliei action hi the Once %
The Clerk C Cogu New YORK the vEh Jay Of jan
uAr7, 1870
Dsed. New.York, Jan. 10, 1873 .
i2O lAw6sW MAN ". BATES, Aiornef or risihhn~