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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07
Ncw- Jcrsen Real Cstdtc for Sale.

A SUPERB CHATEAU. in complete order
cuarl Garden fruit hOt-hous. flrm.0u,f prtcf- lulg
&C. Tor ~ III would be- kEN ED. furnished near Nc-
f,l station. Central Railroad NJ ~" JERSEY AtIf,5
\. \. d.. Box 40. 3, 40 New-fotA Fost-lllce
A LOVELY RESIDENCE for SALE OF EN-
n ClTANGE-3i acres. splendid fruit shade trees AVN
s.ruhbrrv elegant pariOTs 36yld, dilnt ROOM ZbAlb
and cold water, iuuitf'
,rs ralep a- rooms, handsome cariiagrlol-e stables
yards. and ants rrii- WIN every
con venienr. an u perfect Orier Eric Railroad 20 ns
carriages horses. cattle stock and furniture WAITED IN"
property viii h- sold low or eNrhhs'd TOT hr''
priced dw rlnE-. Photograph AT our once.
J. y. WACkOrF ~ 60. II larA ro" N'w-l or..
NOR SALE OR RENT, mt ElNabcth-hand-
some r'OU~F. STABLE. and ROUNDS situation high
location hoalih POSSESSION Immediate. Address D., BOX
Sab
TOR SALE low, rent yearly. or exchange
for ChiragO prOperyA charming cot N ~ ia j. IL
miles from FORK Gle pots elegantly irn shed PIC
lures statarv &c. bath water closet laundry mountain
sr-u 4 rtrctY OF U'ifs if@tldunr,
strawberry exqust, lawns cro1urt grounds stable COW,
poultry gardeners houses. Photograph win y g. OAK
WIN 22y Broadway.
TOR SALE-In Monmouth County, Ncw-Jer-
RPS NJ r. and FARM Of $50 acres IN
IL well waterd ami has WOO
~ supply ali the wants OF the IA" buildings CONSIST 81
and other a irtt tree. on tie
place The location very healthy about miles nom She
the splendid ouif short distance rom
I.ng Branch = miles from railroad station would sell On
Apply o. the owner, DAVID MCAA9IEt, 2'ist and lZt
ORANGE. y. j., SPECIALTY.-Great variety
" PROPERTY for SALE and RENT. ONCE hour, to 3
D. M II. GERRY, - Nassau st., aud Orange, opposite
depot
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t.ea! estate 60 gechanee.

EARN of - acres very desirable land,
excellent OIbudngs. 20 miles Ia New Jersey,
I'D ey.llugs fox Rrrozlyn N~w YORK cry prOpofy.
rutland - MliIrING.6 BerFmln a.
WANTED IN EXCHANGE - COUNTRY
W HOt ~ with about lcr-- II Land. located "a, or n
.tn. col l'r ils.t 40 mte@of Sew Notk,
ln eErlau-r extra ni", three story ana n'hi,
brow not nney located Brlotl"I Leo
about IN exchange ior tt f,fN
lots fr.rof nc'mbrance App o. ROBERT =. TT --lN',
-Ot Nor ti-,uesr. Brooklyn.
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PASSENGERS HATLFD.

FOR SAVANNAH-In s,e7nqfiD H'-1r1n Lir1gson, June
Capt Crpsman. John W. heitas George II. Thomas j. r.
Brown, Chas A. Nicholson Mr.. M \. Bir o. H. Johnson,
Mi.r -arah James. l. J. Crime, jesse Whitehead
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AO49. .Trnwbridge act St0ver.
1892 London art. Hayiland,
impid.
1913. Far. e Mer. FIX, Md
dlet0n PIT at. Con
over, implA.
SO Smith e al. act. Shafer
efai.
b42. Wolf art. Gray.
T32..Lynch agt. Thomas 60
al.
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Gin Real estate for Sale.

NOR SALE or EXCHANGED four story
4 ,-.vyr-tiu- DIV FIIrNG near Central Park inr " Al
Nut LUMBER AND LOWER GRADES OF PIN IT, Price
- 900 y. l. b, IL Prince 81
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D'muyrers.
Sutton tgt. Davis. sc.
. People state 81 y Y
az Ere Is. H.. Co.
4 TlWnl son agt could
- al.
8 HrThrh agt. Brennan.
t Palmer agt. The Mayor
&c.
z WRIGHT AIT. Williams.
Z .PAilhr- - al agt.
Therasson 81 al.
. Eealy et al Sgt. The
Ma Or. DC.
10 scannon Lgf Puck 81 Al.
II. Patton - al act La
noutffr.
II O'Ioua,n art. Kerr ct
al.
l3-Lasfk AIT. scott Ct al
Il Kn,r-ttd 20 al art.
Boyle ~ n.
u Whitaker aCf. Gregory.
Ii whitaker az. irrcpry.
Il Sctz - al a. 6. Hoiicr u
AZ.
1s..Has;.urc ana y. y. 81.
r. y. ca. sgt. The
Mavor. &c.
1a Grlut at a. at Cooper.
20. ny. &. ami If. r. r. Il.
co. at. jones u "A.
81 Nose AZ Fnwirey - al
~. Byrnes ct al agt. The
Mavur. &c.
% Elingl-r act Cameron.
- Levy aSt. Tie Ma, or,
%. Holman ag'. wermore
q al.
20 .GOct'ma1 nat. The
Mayor. Sc.
q SnOdgras AIT. krlnkal.
FAsulA ~ lar 6Ad facL
p Mitchell g-f. Read.
2o4 Gray AIT. Green 81 Al
GENERAL TEgM-AdiO
CIRCUIT PAHI
1918 Cunuin CHAM art stokes
anu dhNs
100. .Nilet. admir-, &C., agt.
kiTp RI al.
1922 Crcainer and ano. agt
The Nly.r. Sc.
$50 Nafhes act .>cWall.
l4O4 Powers and anO. agt.
Gross.
l4l8. Pratt. assignee, agt
Mount.
1924 Claim 90 al. art Quimby.
las LrVow at Julian.
14aO Wise ane snO. sst Men
Olson.
1871 .Iiagcr agt. Williamson.
l4O4 BTainrrl et d. agl
SCOTT.
l465. KobLe ana an0. agi.
Chem cal Nat Bank.
lass Short agt. The CTOssley
co.
1922 BAL. y. rCc'r, agt. spot
lOr eN'N.
PISS The People Of state Of
New hHrk eN. rel
Flsyc AIT CoukEn.
l4jI. Harper at. tanner
l4s- Dexter 90 al. agt. smith
l5Ci = Murphy aud an0. ast
kc,,e ard anO.
1906 = Bralcr ct al. agt.
tInckc.
1OO2 Ernst and anO. agt Dclr
and HuN.
] aO3 Ernst suo ano agt Derr
and 4uO.
1904 hrnst ami anO. agt. DER
ana ln0.
lG4s. y. y. aud p. Trans.
Line agt. Boyer and
alO.
6Te Winter at. Write.
S9s. q Brcu, She H, agt
s,lAA Nat. Eank.
TRIAL IEK8-PAB
lz57 CarTiO. snr., agt. Mcr-
camille Nat. lns. Co.
1859 Heath at. austin.
Sl7. kclmOun agL LeFy.
SOL. Doyle et a. at Sharpe
lSOj CaiIes at. Platt.
l2Do .FannOn, adm'I, act
second Avenue Il. *
Co.
1927 Carpenter agt. Gushing.
e3l. kupler agt. Hagen 81 al.
PAKI IN
as. Burr ct al. agt. Edgar
Il al.
77e. " llson agt. Brennan,
sheriff.
1882 Miiiuach sgt. Brennan,
Shcr n.
BIOL. Van Nolkenburgh AT.
sinclair.
1872 Johnson agt. LeXtOn.
1910. .McParlan, Guardian,
AIT. Parian q anO.
Biz. . E&gleiOn n TX 20. agt.
shepherd Ct al.
l0J3. Nolan agi. y. \. y. II.
and II. KIL Co.
COMMON PLEAS -EQuIT'
/. Bangs agt Blue Ridge
X. X. Co. 81 al
2 Burke agt. Hone.
3. uaniiC and Pacific CO.
agt. Western Union
Tel. Co.
{. Burke agt. Murphy.
b-.Levy agt Newborn.
O.. Hatch agt. Churchill
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Countrn l1ropertn 90 Get.

CHEAP HOUSE-Rent 10 snit good
tenant near ears schools churches, &c large lot nna
rev. high amt healthy site. Address HOMkSi EADEh,
l. - M, lfIar
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun Az >un sots.-- - noon se1s'
~ II WATER THIS DN-A "
SANDY Iook 10 % Cows lsandlli9 Hell e. Ferry. 600
Hl II WAFER THIS pAY-P.
sandy Hook O.. Cows Island .ll1 Hell o. Ferry. los
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THE COURTS.

r,l-.s Van Worst sedev-ick and Curtis are assigned
r. Trial Terms 20 be held BY Judges Freedman ana Mo
nell Will, Judge speir WIN hold ne speca lsT will NJ
In The Court of Common Pleas, the Tri Terms VII uc
nod NV Jndres Robinson and Joseph F. DaH Ihcl Jus
ne Daly viii hold tie Eqity Term. ana Judge Toe" e
Chambers. The General Term VIII ~ee. on JUN" 80 "
The Marine Court Is 70 held four trial terms Two N us
old Instees kker and Gross presiding ana Two
NJ NJ ~ bersst. be held 10y Justices spauidh2
sn1 cross Justice Joaehinissn - Ia hold 'lanher'
I,,,r fniv s,,d August. special Term, Chambers and
p Il are ~ bc held Nv the Same judge IN tie new rooms
I'M fe trials in Part during those months, ere To I've
o az uainc cases and where persons are III - III
"a custody. 49,, ,, ,,o.,o,
Haekctt VIII preside.
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Gcnses auo farms tuante6.

NY party DESTROYS of DlSPOSlNG Of SUB
a [ RBAN LOTS can meet ercTgetie AGENT wbo has
centrally located Ohc'. AMI Will advance money of svet-
t.sin- lcc. by addressing III "a. 3n- West ~ -
UANTED-In exchange for some lots on tho
w upp,r end 81 the lsland. SMALL Farm WIN cool
buildings price not 20 exceed go Address, H. BOX oo1i,
ENANIED-ln the country, within an hours
w rn, oi the city. 3 small ~ furnished COTTAGE;
fr tire. adults retired lenty " shade the
water preferred fun particulars and lowest terms
20 Apr l. 1870. Address ~, Box NJ. lO4 Tribune 0hoe
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DrookInu i]ropertn Go Get.

Two LET-Partly furnished, firgt-class stone
4 DWELITN As fGnpklns near Fulton ST. biv"A'
eu ABBY tO owner 413 TOnpAlns ave.
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Gin properin Go Get.


rI'O LET-lmmcdiate nossessiOn-33 West
4jrh--t 5fhaye; a-O 400 West Z-sL Ol'n hator-
dsy from 10 D.
rI'O LET or LEASE-Fiyc-s story FACTORY, 80
f,c' Hinrrv Nf .ot- ~ lani, 80"
r of Broadway 3ul sd st. sltu. inr calrId@ un- "1rs-
.oo ms. &c. THEODORE MAkriNE, on premises from -
H. or No. 100 Wost 3Gtirst
40 LET-An elegant BASEMENT, 2OX5o,
In A nna building ftcng ,lty Hal parN he vel
adapted class billiard rOon LAY lLg hS e'.'lg hno
rcl, easy Apply ~ J. y. WfChOFF Co.. Il
PARK
rEO LEASE-The elegant OFFICES Nos. 100
and lO2 BroadWay vacated boy IN Universal i' ms 81"
Of 'U.r al p Sos II tG 10 warn Ill aso
The ln DEPENDENT 80 PARK pace also ou%M ub
North America Lie ns Company 1uiillg a-o Qua 81 no
Guardian Lie, 2jl BralNay A = PAGE 53 Pax Wv
70 LE4 T1r ,.4ronY BRICK BUILDING.
No 3 Frankfortst seconl door from Chatham It
Apply
THE BUSINESS MANAGER or THE y. Y. TRIBUNE
MANTED.-A lady to take furnished
W HOUSE and BOARD the owner, and who has ifntufe
sufficient Uie al oning uhiuinsh@l boHsc a con-
nee, fDr bOrcr- efrti Address NOoDN LIE AZ
l-3- Broadway. tpto~n lrhune once
300 FAST BROADWAY.-TO LET-ParlOr
~fttt ami basement with mirrors rhand'"Is &c.
Inquire - door. Rent low To a good tenant
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Droohlnn Real Gstals for Sale.

DTtW'k Of IIJN -IKIt I'D bIVTNIII =
ID IOr~ well located. Will Dee .d 9t lge saoune' n
aflie,l for immediately. RI LANO ~ WHITING, Bees
nor SALE OR TO Lighthouses furnished
uniurni.d brown stone orcA or lsn' in me mot
hrplthr and ttlI-atfu Bronk gar A Ter
Uur. D. -,u,d-r- and Carroll, elsa che- ta aud exam
inc our list JAMES q. HALL ~ son. 80 rianAln-iyc'
urg .f. rec
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4O2. Buriaud art Riker ct
al.
4O7 Latrrop act Godfrey ct
"a.
Al. sturgis. admir-, act.
DTcW "a al.
400 Kelly art. MarlpCsa
l.. and VI. O..
f2l Nelson at Tracy, cV'r.
l97 circuit agt. Guardian
Slut. Life ms. co.
l9S circuit agf. Guardian
Mui. Life ms. Go.
27l.. Morton at. " alkoT ct
ri.
246 Eu-ch act. Hanrahan
ri a.
asa WilmOt art Clark 4 al
Ia D.ckeF AIT IngersOll
II al
Af3 Grant lCt. Haker ct NJ.
Az. Christopher and Tenth
Street T.. h. co. lgt.
Tho Mayor &c, NY.
$50 Willard art. Conner,
sheriff. sc.
81 Thera --sn and an0. AIT.
Worth q 81.
50. MecOrn at. II. =. and
=. h. T. co. ef al.
1875 uaru agt -turges II al.
lNJ. HWiDut agt. oturgrs Ct
al.
275. Devliu ct al agt. Globe
Il. +. !. 60.
oSl Niciol- AIT. Nu~sbaum
81 al.
4O1--Fairban1s, r., 9gt. SSr-
gent.
4O3 Malcolm agt. Evans,
o..
427 ,rhcim act Pavand
SO. Mipari at Ferguson
81 a.
Al Fe.aman a - Lincow.
rned until lst of July.
Lawrence, J.
go - tieoree the Cornt 10
hanncs agt. Jennings
ami ago.
4t2 Reid etal. art Schnaie.
ga Commend agi. Ihird-ave.
Railroad CO.
1881 .Jessup Jgt smith 81 al.
1894 Kicrst,ad at. O'Burn.
lJj4..Sa.mOn. eNr, &c., at.
LEONARD a. al
1928. Nicle. an niHt at.
Darling ~ Al.
$40 Nicie AT. Darling.
- = Knapp at. Brown.
pol scott. s.im'r aEt. y. Y,
y. li.ala ii. 10. IL. 90.
A. ,. Clark at. COckcriI
1872 Hcwi O agt Wood 81 n.
/ U2-PoillOn act. smith 81 al.
29J2 Hayes al The Mayor,
sc.
lG2S. Baldwin 90 al. agt.
Briggs.
1910. StocAwcii agt. The
Mayor. Sc.
1852 Z. =. Rolling :. 60. AIT.
y. \ ami = &. and /.
co. Il N.
1871. Van Nll-t and an0. at.
sullivan and anO.
1898 TO0re - al. agts The
Ma or Sc.
! 81 - Ofrs at Porter.
153s FRANKIE ar. -chedel
1000 M.llerast MauNaung
and auO.
Ass Gray q al at. Ami
down.
14Zc Weed :. VI. Co. agt.
hliaball and aDO.
1SS. Rockford, l.. J. and st.
!. T.. 4. co. agt.
Body.
I.-FBFRDHAN, J.
llt5. Cass ~ ct al. agt. Bego-
don.
1889 Reyes agt The Mayor,
&c.
1l79. Bechari agt Murphy.
100. PaUlus aFt. World Nut.
Life lns Co.
1878 Goodrich agt sweeney.
1883 Lewis agt. POlhamus,
ct al
1893. Harrington agt. Beach
DNELL. c. J.
HON. Y. q. and Ind. Co.
AIT. kaIstOn 81 al.
404 HcmDerg agL lslnay.
6O5. bradley agL NaIT@gan-
sett -. 20.
ll-4 HcnuesseY aRt. Bren-
nan.
SIS. .Beuncit agt- y. Y. and
II. r. hI.. co.
eco Wright agt Equitable
Lie Ass. so
$40. -Verniiye 81 al agt.
D4Ozzy.
TERN e. p. DAILY, G. J.
81 TrowbriGge AIT. Moore.
81 Bangs agt. Maniey.
80 q German agt. ka8nak.
40 Jar IL. 81 T. agL OiIu-
stead, -AT.
a. Cos u agL aatty.
~ Pea agL COuOyCF;
q. .shOtNel at. Eoddey.
Al ShutNell AT. IkaylG.v.
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Iueiion Sales of Zeal estate.

NOTICE.-WILLTAM KENNEDY, Auc-
~ ton@er will sell for account ~ the Department n Doefr
on rTT SDAY June TO- 1915 al the Exchange 7aifsfooo"
III FoadVay o'clock leases OF certain ties AMI
nj e,s on is North and Fa.s Rivers psr0s II
and three Years from $40 For fnH Information SEQ
{ NV aacort. copies for sale No. city Hall
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TO MINERS, FARMRRS. CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS.
"NVARWICk FURNACE"

ESTATE OF DAVID POTTS, JR.. q NATHANIEL p0fTs,
peCeas.,t.
Valnable IRON and COPPER ORE LAND. 5000 artes;
Farms Qurries Iron ore l6 stone Dwelling Barns
Irun Land, thS " AZ
Furnace. pardy Chester Lancaster ana s.iAs
southwest fnttsApNnb nn
del pha AMI RedLng railroad al,
on II ESDAN = 1870 NJ II sepek noon, vi" b" sod
M public sale. q the PhlilrlphlA EX1naage
For Information write % n. lhOM \ y 9pNS,
Auctiouetrs, Philadelphia, Penn.
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CALFNDARS-THIs DAY.


CALFNDARS-THIs DAY.
sJFRF'F CorR- (HANBEs BRADY. J.-First Monday :
action calendar.
SpErIkL TFRN-pOyoHUF. J.
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SUPERIOR CoUaT-GEyERAL II

(alruCa
l Guidet AIT The Mayor,
&c.
. Jarvis act. The Mayor.
). .NeW4eld ast. oppcI-
NAE.
1 smith AIT. Fellows.
JsC0Gsineiy ct A. at.
pcarsdll and ana.
q. Griffith AT liurk.
: Harri -pn ast. Tinker.
= Fa@Lan act. Knox.
9 Blmt ACT. Il nal.o.
10 New-NOrA ca h0iic Pro
tectOIy agt. Biec' ker
II. & T.. +. Railroad
company.
ll..CLar, aet. National cry
hank New York.
u. Mitchell AIT. Vermont
COPPER Mining Co.
IL. Laid act. Arktll.
l4..uuutor agt Ho"aru,
jr.
- HolDrpok, receiver, AT.
Orglc. implicated.
10. .patt 'rsOn agt. 7ietbSuei
et 81.
II. HierOnymus asi. Petrie
81 al.
IS Ettllnger agt. stegmii-
lei 81 al.
- Fskc aGt. Allen.
~ Furaan agi. TITUS.
- Bird at. Austin. imp.l.
- Fowler art. Kelly. ~h
% Robertson AIT. Atlantic
VI. ms Co.
q. Harurtt AID dno. asI
GaTvcv.
%. Gibbs q al. ACT. 81.
Huylcr.
% Am. Dock I'm. 60. asi.
~taleV.
q Whitman aSt. Conner,
Iii ~.
- Conalf AIT. Malice CO.,
y. y.
% -Couaaf agt. Mai. Ice Co,
\. Y.
20 Coleman ait. Crump.
81. Goodman - L MAUI
Hett.
80 W lniort art. Meseroie.
IS. L.hmeisr - al. ast'
GTiswold.
l...-s-t.r fTsEl
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At GARDEN CITY, l.. l.,
NEW HOUSES TO RENT.

A. T STEWART building yarions ho9:s .9n 20 30
completed reay FOR rental and ocpaney Of IN" following
FOR 3"OA large and elegant house partly fa,n ~
with an ground. lsteflly planted House GOTTA lH -
improvements Of hrscllss city Residence h,
with Ike Grounds carriage honse ere. a. LAT u,,.rn,hc,
FoE -,JG~hn attractive house OF 10 roms and similar
FoR y i,.,- handsome honse rooms, she',
FoR S.a0-A COMFORTABLE house of rooms va parer,
Dining room Kitchen, bedrooms, Win lAhr'- 'H' uu'
These houses are lifted furnaces and perfectly aagt
for Winter residences. well ocat. with hne far ahi
drives Abundance o s"i ~ =, ~, ba n, IN ne cfy'
amt all family supplies AZ A. 'a,ily 10 D, h - ~ ~ Z,
Pai road station within nnes walk and a'eorsb 70
SIDE ga lr,ad trm hunters Foiut Forty minutes
THE LAkGt FlR~rci-,s~ HOTEL clos" to me ,'Alien
supr with everything in s'aSon Carriages can b" had At
pestion IL FeQge'ie APpy At cSlSS Sv
FURNISHED and UNFINISHED HOMES
heathfu eon country situated the soui and Neg-
ua'en kr can BE- ,Sre 'y - on I Conn.
ONG BRANCH COTTAGES to Let, fur
1 1 nlsned by WM. LANE Agent Long Branch.
ONG BRANCH COTTAGES TO LET OR
1 FOR SALE. furnished or unfurnished Apply 10 WI.
LANE Agent East Long Branch.
LONG BRANCH.
FURNISHED COTTAGES To RENT
Catalogues = tn full descriptions rom
race. : BROWN, No 90 broadway. cor waist
no RENT-In Rye, Westchester County, 20
minutes drive from Portehester depot, nrrt eats
pientr Of milk and ice crraxs furuishe' In
qaire OF JNO. GRIFFIN 50 East 4lstsi -
Two LET for the Seasonal beautiful RESI-
one hours lime by railroad from New York three minnt-s'
satisfactory applicant can mao Ill" own
''N' - " ''''' Apply to c l. TIFFANY, Union square
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GENERAL SEssIONs-HACKErr Recorder-John r; flA
sofornv James sullivan Lyons. and John Wkihsu
rape Mary Miller. Thos. Payson Margaret heSin, gran
larceny: Chas. Munday, James HarTaan, burglary.
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'TO LET Immediate posSessiOn-33 West
4jrht 5thave also 400 West Z-'ist Or'n hatar'
iay from 10 4 p.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-06

merits of the question of the TURKS posse
sion Of the once wonderful lard-and q 'ano
rich IN natural resources and scenic lovei''
nose. Int we don't want the Turk tn Europe
:. all. and sympathized decidedly win hus
ain in the Crimean war. So we VIII "''h
anv power that proposes to disioose 'pe
Turk aad eject him from Europe. -
The information is that the Heterogeneous
have sustained reverse 10 the fight with the
Tprkish Government troops. Again it is
o..ted that the Montenegrins have gone
over 20 belp them. We hope this Is true.
We conf cture We are as near right MS most
nation, arc in warning for territory. we
are q Phil. HelIenist, and in youth our heart
WAS with the Greeks, and We were never
happier than when we heard Of the victory
Of the allied feet al Missolonghi.
The fact is, the Dardcnelles form 40 excel
lent boundary, and the growth of Prussia
demands more space. Add European Tur'
kew to Austria and Prussia. and there VIII
be an addition of breathing space to the Two
great Kingdoms that will, we think, favor the
maintenance of peace amongst the Kingdoms
We should be glad to see such interference
as would give this country to the two famous
European Kingdoms, and we rather THINK
.h,s ia the sentiment of the world OF Christian
people.
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Crooked WhiskeY.

The Government is still following up
crooked whiskey." The kilograms yester-
day informed US that it had captured four
hundred barrels in Cbicago-the place
where such whisiley might have been sup.
posed to be. That is enough to make the
whole Government drunk from the Exc.
cutive down. However crooked it may be
there are enough men in Government ser.
vice to take the crook out of it By swallow.
ing it /" straight" ...
The ways of whlskey and its rings-it has
many more than coou's tail-are past ind
ing out. However much of the "cr0oke1 y
the Government may capture, there are I'M
numbered barrels that have twisted through
the meshes of the law and made good
escape. We suspect that more has gotten oil
Scott-free By connivance Of Government Of"
fcers than has defed their scrutiny and
watchfulness. There is vast deal OF bribery
on account OF whiskey. ,..... s4~
For the sake of public virtue-it is get
ting rather scarce-We do wish this whiskey-
tax was abolished. 1t is spreading demoral-
ization far and wide, and the nation will in
self-pro,ection be compelled to abolish it.
There is one view OF the whskey.taX that
should occupy the attention of the states
man. Cheap liquor is always more pure
than that which is very costly. The ras-
caiy adulterators wont undertake to adulte.
rate Whiskey at TWENTY-FIVE cents gallon. 1t
don't pay. Aud all elderly gentlemen re.
member when liquor Was generally pure, be.
e'use 1t WAS generally cheap. Remit the tax
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Turkey. in FI1ropa

The news concerning Herzegovina, re-
Gently received, excites once more the hone
OF the admlrer Of heroic Greece We for
one never felt at ease whenever a question
concerning Turkey, in Europe, was raised.
We do not know exactly the merits of The
politics of that spot on the globe, but we do
know that from infancy we have cherished
hate for the geographical fact that Turkey,
long since the conqueror of Thracc
and Macedon, districts of Ancient Greece,
now holds the power over those ex-
tensiye districts, sanctified by the deeds Of
once the greatest people that had lived up to
thattime, and wevery much question neither
they were not in some respects the creates E.
people that have lived in historic ages. We
repeat we are net prepared 10 talk of the
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su,,ion and Bank Imitation.

ErTER PROM Il. CAREY BAIRD-HoW BULLION
AND INITIATION GO HAND'IN HAND THE WAY ),
THE ENGLISH "pAY DHBTs.wiTHoCT MONEYS,
Editor Philadelphia Inquirer: My frieno
Judge Kelley having in recent ietter gwen
some rather startling figures REGARDING the
london and County Banking Company, OF
London, exhibiting the extent to which that
institution carries the system OF lehal'on vi
bank credits, I desire 10 place bsfore your
raaders the evidence that those figures give
t h,,t title more than q fair average specimen
of the state of the London banks generally.
r., , ti,,t End have. compiled from the sup
element to the London Economist, May To-
is75. the folio Sing table showing the lead
inu items Of thirteen London joint STOCK
hanks December 81. 1874:
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DEMOCRATIC NONSENSE IN kENTUcKY.-Col.
onp McCreary, who has just been elected by
The Democrats to be Governor of Kentucky,
told his people during the campaign that
among the leading iniquties of the day for
W bich the Republicans ought TO be voted out
Of power are: First, the promise to pay of
The national debt in gold; second, the ex'
emption of Federal bonds from taxation
third, the establishment of national banks ;
and fourth, what he calls the "uncfual dis
,rbution Of currency" That is to say, the
Democratic candidate for Governor in Ken
lucky asked for votes on the ground really
lhat if his party had power it would pay the
national debt in currency, tax Inc Federal
honds. and abolish the national banks.-Neu
York Herald.
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1t is Thought in Tennessee that the Gov
ernor will appoint General William B. Bate
10 the seat Of the late Andrew johnson in
the Senate. General Bate was close com
pettor OF Mr.. johnson, the latter winning
only by very small vote. He was a Con-
federate officer, but that he bias become fully
rcconcrlei to the situation is evident from
the letter which be wrote to recent meeting
of southern soldiers: 1--WE have not at any
time lost sight of the fact that this is our
country, and the only one in which we have
special interest; that its glory is our Tory,
its shame our shame, and that it is both
patriotic and manly fer uS to vie with our late
adver$aries, in q generous way, in elevating,
strengthening, end ennobling It," Among
others mentioned for the vacant seat in the
Senate are ex.Goyernors Isham G. Harris and
John c.. Brown. It is said that Governor
Porter has strongly ntimated that the claims
of those who sought the appointment while
the late Senator's body remained unburied
will be entirely ignored by him.
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and there WILDE less poison fshe quor,
and fewer people will be Killed or kill them
selves because Of the drinking of It.
There arc many reasons beariug ouhealth
and morals which make II a matter OF nation.
al importance that we should put an end to
I" CROOKED swhiskey." = Ut II. -. "
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PERSONAL.

CTRAYED OR RAN AWAY, ON 10Th
y of July, my son, Mills ALENANDEk
CLAYTON, Htis fourteen years old, dark COLOR
cd sn all for his age: had on brown pants ana
ische and black hat wlru hc left. Any informa-
lion as to his Whereabouts will be Thankfully re-
ctiyed b, his mother. at Mr.. BURCH'S, on Broad
street between Eighteenth aud Nlneteenth streets.
mn 4-3,% CAROLINE CLAYTON.