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New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
A motion was argued yesterday by ex-Judge
THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

In the United States Circuit Court Yesterday the
Grand Iury presented indictments aeanst the following
sous: James Russell BERNARD Quinn, ilizaDeh De M9it
Fmio Giabbe and Ella kenncJ, dealing III counterfeit
noney Ralph 4. Cothine sending scurrons postal cards
tIynns the mail VI ilam Brown and william j. Kelley,
embeszling letters from the iOstctdce.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
Boots Guo Shoes.
Steamboats, au0 Railroads.
NEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROl

DEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD
- TRAINS From Nl5W-YORK.
ERIE RAlLwAY-90O and 1915 a. N. and p.
NEwJERsEY SOUTnGaN-FOr Philadelphia steamer leavesl
l0.4C n and p. IN.
NEY.YORK, NEw.IIAvEN. AND HsRrFoRD-For Boston via
Sprin gfitid--SOj and 10 n. aud p shore
Line agd 10 p. Tor New.Heven7IO, sos, %, and
10 IL m, and l. 22O. 3. 40 JJJ. D. ana 10 p
NEW fynN CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVERS, 1880, and III
q. m. ami 4. q, 3, AMI IL ?. -
the west and South, via Pitts
burgh-03O m, and and $50 p For the south via
WashingtOa-S 40 n IN, and and For Philadelphia
7j0 SalO Bnl $50 m and 1880 3, d. 4lO, 8, q, 2
go, aLd p III II night
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
Ep and Naugauck Railroads Fare 81. Steamer BRIDGE.
PORT leaves Catbarinesp at lloO III aud Bridgeport a
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23

"Pa, are YOU in favor of the Bible in the
public schools g. asked West side yOungster at the
breakfast table the other morning "Nhy. of course I
aIn" responded The father, pleased that such mpor-
tant subect should engage the attention OF LIS youthful
ofspIing. "Nhat H.ases you asa sucI a quesi.Ou my
song 90, nOthins," reiOincd young hOpeli; only
ihoue ent lnavDe you was NJ sou have had
at home" Iae urcbin dooscd bui lie was NJ quick
enough
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
Sales bp Auetion.

A. MRgwry, Ancuoneor.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., 656 Broadway,
I'D near gondst-ssles OF BOOKS. WORKS Of Arb Fancy
Goods Rc. .
THuRsDAY Dec. %, az p. M and T3O p m.--works Of
popular Poets Esayss Iist0r1na NOvhstf etc, and an
assemblage Of SPLENDID ILLUSTRATED WoitkS and
books connected with the FINE ANlS. 1LLU1ltATED
MISSAI.S OF THE MIDDLE AGES.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23

and try It. and mako all the others dependent on H. ssV
.ns tho city oil costs hereafter In 1e OF the suits Judsc
Brady has decided grant the motions but has not ye'
sstfled the form In which the order 10 to be made
In tho four suits of John Toa for coroners iees Ior
the four months July August september ana Oct9Der,
1879 differing only in the dates OF the iees Juube Jaws
hns directed q cor soldation OF the suits.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
sAyIYG COSTS FOR THE CITY.

Tn 10 suits brought by Richard Thompson,
as assignee OF 10 attendants OF the Court OF oyer and
TeruineT motion was made before Judge Brady in
srreo Court Chambers, 20 consolidate all The suits
far as TO COMPEL tic plaintiff to scleet one US test suit
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
colerearn 1srzos IS Hsars Hsars John Haskin to
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

ifII bun @ Of 57tst Of s.G ave- vars 900
Of sSsannaist year 1000
IitRgsyc OF 5itlst ars.......... 1000
lease Of lIthave Of Sithst yeirs'...... 1900
G29tst ci slave 1000
: Of Henry st insaiiasnfs 5000
of 5haye hioftgase On lease, 5000
Crcene n Of Amityst; notes ................... 700
ga At " OF 5th.aye; years. $4,000
cor Ave aad istht 10000
deraSe Of ii2dst 2@ Wid year .........4. 1000
Smith. Walter w, 70 latimer Bailey and others,
nonts $4,000
2shst Of 6tiaTe; demand -. 22i2
Valentine Louise, EredeTke StacbeneT CLristc-
1000
Neasiea1e ; years 5000
scbapperf John, and wife John Carl, corner OF
iitS.aye years 1850
Yonkersl Goaysineursye t9iti Wardi, iyesr 2 $50
sof 1ston ave Of 57th st y 5000
iothsSe aad i5thst years 5000
TrOw City Directory co TO Morris X Jessup lirls'eeb
lease irstamensSi 1900
Van CortaDdt, Augustus, TO II Odel drcasuTer) -
GouvoTDeur ave (rWeniyiOdrth WarG year. 1900
5th ave and Sd IT, Years 1900
cor Water and Gayldr aiey 10000
Sitist, west Of 2iaye Years 2jooo
AcEerusn, John p. and wife TO Joshua sauniers c.
3iayo, OF 9thst mortgage on lease j. ars. 100
fe,gi eog tsniopsiI II 1000
toaciaLi j. Y. 5iyAGF Deputy Register.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
u BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic


hb THREE FAST EXPRESS TRAINS
sSj Daily; except sanaays WasLlngioq, Lynsh6arg
West and Northwest Indianapolis Louiavilo New.
25j p. NJ Daily, except Sundays Washington zancsvic
and Newark, Cincinnati Louisville, indianapolis, and ST.
s55 ?. n, Daily Washington, Richmond and the South
NOR to NeWrl5SGs, Ptt9baseh cncnnatl IoGisS
Indianapolis St Louis Chicago tLe West and North
For through Tickets and general intormafiqn ca at Com
pn oce 2bl anu 30 BioadWa end at ticket Offices foot
Of Uesbflsses and Cortlandtsts. =
Pullman cas-, Jersey City % Washington and shepherd.
Pullman cars Baltimore to Chicago Cincinnati ST. Louis&c
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEY.
~ ALLENI0TS VI LINZ VI T9 ~ TIE f. Ysrrasseng.r
a.i Els 2 Es6ss
Tect o 70 iafTsbaTg pts6grg6 the West; also to
Central fennyWIy1fHr WfHrHR fAf NiH x?ES snExr aii
commencing Dec is79-Ieays ~ g. NegEqrS - rs follows
Ba Aentosn MaGch Chunk TaHaqaa, TaIaanend, Wilkes.
barre pottsyllle. scranton, sc.
7 mWsy Train @ tor PIeT2zton 3 ans EastOn. connects
500 EArE daily i4 & eAeSs Ws suTRdays for
fSi,Syio seFatoa Dan ME %1lisa,i "a'''-''
loo p mEEFagss for E,ming,on Epso1 AIlg,pt9vn
fea coa%5 L.hsE f} &f
~ ExrEzss f9r Eas0r. Belvdore Bath. Mauch
$50 p. m.-May train for Duncllen
GWay Irnn fer E3oD E;t H. Allentown and MsuGh
4SO p. m.-wsy traln for someryle and Pennington.
SEQ p. ul.-Nay train FOR Dunellen.
6l5 nlEN2NTNG EXPBTss dl ly, for Ea0n Allentown,
Hauoh Chunk WLkesbaIe, Towanda Reading aud Harris.
$50 p. m.--way Train for Somervllo.
y. ln.-May Train for S0merN1ue.
$50 p. m.-Way Train for Duneen.
700 d. n.-WaY Tram for SOmerylle.
$50 y. m.--F0r EastOn.
$3.50 y. Il.-Nav Train fOr Somerv1lle.
1900 p m.-Way Tram for Duncllen
F.. Elizabeth at 53J, $40, 6:o5 y 1880, 745, e. SA5,
98 gSG s l9i AZ lG 5S M T. % s5 lft 3D. 2o 5 34S g. 55
$50, 2, 7l0, $780, $50. 1890, ll:l5, - z. U.
r. 4. RICREH, Supt. and Eng
nELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL Co..
~ Owning and operating only route COoperstown,
Sharon, Iowes Cave Balst0n, Saratoga, Lake George and
places Lake Ch2mplain light and sea
New ork Albany aud Troy with morning trains
The day line steamers and midday trains with evening trains
for all the aDoyenamed places. >. J.. MAYO Genl Pas
Agent IL Y. OLIPHANI Asst Pres't
FALL RIVER LINE,
4 FOR BOSTON AND ALI. POINTS EAST,
VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER,
DAILY SUNDAYS excepted at 4:30 p m,
From Pier %, North River foot OF Murray,st,
THE MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS
NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY.
Tickets secured principal ticket
offices the pier. BORDEN LOWELL. Agents y. Y,
GEOkGE l.. CONNOR, y. Pass. AGENT.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
THE MURDER OF MISS ALEXANDER.
CONCLUSION OF TIE NQUEST-vERDICr AGAiN'
RURENsTEIN.

CONCLUSION OF TIE NQUEsT-vERDICr AGAINST
RUBENsTEIN.
The Coroners inquest in the case OF tne
murder Of Sarah Alexander concluded yesterday al
ternoon Detective William H. Folk testified that on
Dec he took the boots OF Rubensen and the SHOES OF
Sarah Alexander TO the scene OF the murder and there
compared them with the footprints In the mud. Both
fitted exactly in the mprints the tracks OF the woman
being more clearly defined because OF the sharp hoes vi
her shoes He thought that the mud on the Doos OF hu
bernstein was the same that the shoes OF the inur
dered GIRL william Meeks, sergeant OF police identneu
the knife shown him the one which he ionhu
in the corn-staok, about seven feet from INC
body At the conclusion Of Sergeant Meekss testimony
the Coroner submitted the to the jury without any
remarks The prisoner brought in while the hrst
witness was being examined, and when the jury rod
his counsel Mr. Mott called him over TO one corner OF
the room and began TO with him. This was OBJ
served by Mr. Smell Assistant District Attorney, who OBJ
ected and the Coroner at his suggestion remanded the
prisoner TO jail. . ,.. -. ~
find that Sarah Alexander came 10 her death by violence
at the hands of Pesach " Rubensen, on or ABOUT tne
18th day of December, 1879 in the town OF NeWo,s,
aud that the death OF the child consequent on te
the Coroner had statement to make, ne salu
don't know about anything" After giving Ms name,
place of residence occupation, and agethe latter ne
aid not know exactly but said he was between ~ anu
80 years old-he was again asked IL ne nad any ~
saw He replied Nothing at all" His counsel insisted
that the words "except that am not guilty De auueu
but these words not taken by the Coroner anu INC
jury dismissed.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
PART II.-VAN VoRsr, J.

PART u-vAs voEsr. j.
27os. .Casssbeer ct AL &C., 1885, Mcguire agt Farcy and
,c,s o,S,i @ss ksss.ss s ss Ma Guar end Ind
ses2 ImhoG ag The Mayor, se2 GeImag1 Bsrs N \"
cso, ussartcn &s ngt Ecscrt 1893 Ks,m &C., ast Tho
l023. Baldwin and ano agt ooo ,, Miy t &C. brennan
Ss sssS ss ss wa%scn CLARK ag co and
IFS. .Hsnck sgt. Craghoad .. =, ano. soo.,o
COS sPait agL Potter Ped ct al S h q,
220ih 0Eren agt Brown o M1fgan G seI sI nconj
iii Digs ei az agtstrews 1922 Bailey, &C. ast srot
j, r. 5sGTsrsoTi 4gr asi sfe Tho io'' &C.
Mayor, &c.
PART uI.-LAwngxcR J.
5000. Y D. DooE CO. agt 1851 Brown agt Eectncsel
le47 Prn' G!S and PUB Co. 5000 crssiosa ast The
$3.50. .corrsn, &C, agt The Iaier e, AZ "gI Inc
ii .Letchord aud ano, agt s3eIsiein. &c. agt
3oss rreand ct a. agt imp Moranse agt Hymes ct
3G3. .Reek ast PheniH Ins Geeer agt SPaig ~
a377 Sardinia agt Blanco so3 stTas9grgsF AZ be1d
15a7 Hall sgt. Robbins
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRlAL TgRM-PARr L-sPBiR, J-Case on
s55.N Y. Guar and Ind Co agt. Gleason. &C.
No day calendar
PART II.-FRRgD,LAs. J.-Case on.
556 Earl agt Beadclston
SPECIAL Tgan-sEPew!cK. J, 80. uov,
s'mf5ssf s S'''H ct a. 's'
Ia. .OlyaDy agt FOX Nic"S
COMMON PLEAs-EouITY TERM.-VAS BRUsT j.
as' Nut Life a. ssysT oa aF fclton %aa'
9o..ArEsaSaTgh ass sheri-
TRIAL TRaM-PAnr I.-LAnnExoaT. J.
1878. ..oGorn'n let Kamak.
PART Ii.-LoEw. J.
one Hour causes.
2O99 necht agt wasserman 2Oji.. Rem. Sew. Mach Co.
1885. Me- olloush aSt Mur- -, Ar Costello; 1,o,
2o5e. .peigrSSot iSt agt. Crow. Sc 49,
iSCs:.jSco9s Ss Iichtcn 228} Fog So ast IIipa
2O7l. Never act Buckhout 204. .spTail az. wnnan;
- aud ano. 2-S2. NAT. citizens Bank agt
:iss SoSa %Stin ns rs' KapG Pa'A Phelps
glsg. Same ag same 2Q}&S & ast; Ar@5t;ong'
2il3. .RUnkle agt Continental 5213 odei agt Boldly
= L. Ins Co 225l prSgs S at: Pn,i9S' t1
5ig5 Jose ACT Mooney. 2l0l Mccormack ast An
2i@0 Dq55IHSes cGiSe and '' '' Tr r. r. Co.
2lsO. .odell aqt Campman. o- as Davis, Jr RAM,
2Ot0i9 Lynch AIT; itynao 037Ackefm"A as" Luh''
MARINE CouRT-PART IIT-sPAtLDNG. ].
neh ann n1H sne as sal and 'no '
1892 Haf6orn asi xrtGaT Art & el42 Meef agt and
d5o2 Harris agt IsSacs and 53si Leonari act Mccall
1891 FranRenstein agt Idu 5i5$ If9in a. La,.r
-. demann -. 555S- .hnevls agt Moses ct
MaheT snd snS AIS Ma;gins agt. sherman.
5214.Roux ct al. agt schaat lGt7. st ~ ag Lawrence
iSSs Miller agt Lullam. J9SJ. barber ard ano. agt.
601S. .Danhiger agt Moses , - Palmer 90 a. ,.
Gllj. IIgloy and ano. &g 1866. .HaCkmann ast Witt
Moran, ram.
54oG Crooks agt Matthias. 1856. McD0aOugh agt Pad
56SS..Woh agt Dunkinson dock.
6nd aEO 575G Walker agt. Prigge
52ii Bec1an and ag 5CiS. Decker OF a. aGt Mor
Lich-ustein rssey
Gl22 Cheesebrough agt. Ia 1926 sci aht agt ES t a.
lorCtal 57ij..Me ct al agt. Davis
6liO. Beams ct al agt. He'd O. ri.
dendorL 1907. .FitzsiuiiNons et al. agt.
johnson.
GENERAL SESSIONS -St-TUFRf AND, J-MOTrs W G0ste'n
(c0ntuucd Francis r. Marshall arson; Charles BOyici, Jas
kaYaney, Charles Wcns Charles Burge and George Rose
eTam larceny Lyman Buliarl, violation OF the gambling
laws.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
EMBEzzLEMENT BY AN EMPLOYEE.

E1bELLLtMINl Bl An EMILOlIL'
At the Washington Place Police Court yes
tertay Francis Smith held in $1,000 bail for embez-
cling 81 500 from his employers b. Tynebers Co., Of
No. B6 L!spenard-st.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun ses. 1872 sur sets....... 437 Moon rises. 1886
WAIEE TlIi5 DAf-A "
Cows slfDI... fJ9 Hell g. Ferry C29
WATER rus DAY. 81
Sandy LOOK 427 Cows Island. JOI Hell G. Ferry $50
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
Gtalionern.

DIHIIoUcrn.
nIARIES for 1876 and DAILY JOURNALS
~ 20 cents - ~ Blank ooks stationery Print
Ing. ell kinds low price. Or 10 solicited FRANCIS
d 10 UTIEI, No. 40 Maiaen.lane.
- n0A PAIRS Natural Grass Bouquets
h~sOOO new, eloeant, aud woaderal fyr Naacs 2oc.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
ANOTHER BROOKLYN RING SUIT.
THE TuIap-AvE. sEwTR sUrr-pAMAGEs LAID AT
S190312 IL.

THE TEIaD-AvE. sEwTR sUIr-DAMAGES LAID Al
$l90,312 IL.
The complaint in tho second suit against the
prooklyn Ring was served yesterday. The defendan's
arc the same as those in the Hampstead Reservoir SUIT
with the execution Of william c. kingsley. The ailega
t,ons in THE in the other case Of general char
actor no caons or evidence Of any sort being SUB
mitted. The mombeys Of the Taxpayers Assocatioh
arc silent as 10 the facts which they propose to submit
refusing 70 enythlng upon the subject except that
the suits OF their hands and that their control ana
responsibility ia the matter are ended.
The language of the complaint implies the following
facts: on April 2, 1850, act was passed by whon'
the Legislature or Board OF Aldermen, thc complaint
does not specify organizing the Water Board on June
g. 1862 this Board caused plans to be made Tor con-
structlng the ThIcd-ave. sewer, and invited DinS'
Among tho bids we're those OF Joseph H. Van Wrinkle,
agcregatlng SlsG,027 25 the lowest; Frank sWit'
sIss446 and Abner G. Keeney, $22O54O S. GINS i'
Ter doubtless means Seth L. Keeney, the a. Z. keeney
named no, having been bdder) On July 20 ls69' the
Water Boa-l ard Van wlnklo concluded the contract
Van Wrinkles prices The Water Board began work on
July 81 1850 and worked until May Is, 1870. when he
was soppcl 10y the Water Board the members of which,
ACCORDING 20 the allegations had corrupty entered INTO
n combination TO take the work from Van Wrinkle ana
give IL 70 Abncr c. Keeney In pursuance OF ts pan'
on Nav 1c 1871 the Board passed resolution direct
ing Van Wnc TO discontinue work. and two days later
entered mo contract with keeney, hot"l'hs'and-
ing Swift had meantime offered 10 finish the
work at the rates originally offered by him. Tho
contract was finally given kecncy, and il Is alleged he
fbus rcce I'D SlgOSI2 IL and above the amount
for which Van Nlnhe would have completed the WoTk.
Colusyc action ON the part Gi heeney ana "a i N cn
plart ca Is demand Tor Julgnt ul IN FIJ.oi- l.
Tie con plain n the name OF the people oi the state.
Ne arrests attachments were made or VIII be made In
the case
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.


sEW-YORK CITY.
DCnmanst 8 1903 Il : of N0rrsayc, 1iS5I100.
231 Ward 1hOs Kelly ard wife ~ TOs McCOrnb Nominal
55thst ?, 300 ft Q Of bthaye, 20HiO0.5; Same 10
10 r. " Of istave S0xoso, c6r.tian ''''""
Ine6er and we . cglstan lebar 500
Calyo 10 Mary wllans......... Nominal
5JtIf 81, 800 4 O 9th ave, 20SlOO.5 Thomas
Comb AMI vie Margaret r. Nominal
Denman-st, n =, 1903 II c OF Mou4saye, lls.6KlOO,
23i Ward; same to same Nom.
GOuvernCuT se, 3, lot 90, 24t1 NaTi Carpenter,
Referco to August Van CoLtandt .,........ 1859
same. -. 1929
Beuj IiaynOr 70 IivaI itaynor. 10000
C0ttage-st, 3, 5OxtO0 23d Ward Smith Williamson
6ad vile 10 : K Glm6tead... 5000
lOthavc G OF 7sti-st, 26xl1O; jonathan Wilson
r and Others 10 Jonathan wilson ST.. Nom.
hold,i E d Gale, ref. TO " liowenstiae. 5000
smith 10 bernard Feilman ...'......... Nominal
7ist same proPsdS SaiSi: rel 20 snhg Ih 'o'o
Ifay.aT ami vile 20 caroline V stnson
John tnrstSn All Vic 70 Dayd sands 49, $4,000
Boyd' and wife 20 Morris Vaenne. 1000
MadisOn.aye. 2672 ft Of sOthst, 1OxOt, samuel
MarOw and wife tO Eu,ma Bird: 5OVoO
TTthsf ll5 lt W Cf 10Th ave- 20NlOS.2 IAa , licI
and others BernanI kelman n OninSI
GruonWala and wife and others u Jacob Bauman and .
LEAsFs.
Collegeave. 1Sx70S is years John Haskin TO o
Collegeave 3 356xlOO II years Same 20 $50
litlst 37J II Of 5tlaye, 2JXlO33 p yeaIo. Mary
Van Beurcn 10 Bailey and others, exfs 2OO0
[Oficall J. Y sAyAGE, Deputy Register.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
Drooklnn Real Cstate for Sale.

EOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.-Llfa
ave. opposite Tomplins Park, Brook tyosoy high
stcop and extension FRAME DWELLING, filed IN, 20NiOn
100. TEN ROOMS. Baltimore heateg B1ynton range
Water. fair order. Full PARTICULARS by apply
ing u JOHN Il. JAlEs, ls9 Montasuet. Brooklyn Must
be sold
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
Gin i1ropsrin Go Get.
Drooslnn prorertn Go tet.

'E'0 LET-S35 per month ill May 1-99
Parkavo. oxford 3stOry BRICK rooms range
gas and water; key at lO3 street Apply 10 RU-
LAM & WHITING D BeekinansL
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23

It .
STONlNGTON LINE.
The elegant cleaners RHODE ISLAND NARRAGAN.
SEIr and SroNiNG1ON leave Pier 33 North River foot OF
Jay ST., daily except SundlyBl, at $3.50 D. M.
Through tickets 70 principal New England points at r.
Depos AID ticket Offices state rooms socnrl at Offices
WestCOt Express Company. and at 3lO Broa Away.
PRONiDENCE LINE ,dlirctl
steamships ELECTRA AVID GALArEA leave Pier 81 " r..
foot ol Rob nson IT, daily Except sundays al p
rect comm unlcaLoa 10 Worcester and points beyond.
trolglls VIA elthcr line taGcn OF lowest rates.
L. w. fILhiSa, q. T. Agk u. 3. BABCOCK. President
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY,
n WINTER ARRANGEME ENr:
Eonmehcing Oct 20 1915. Trains leave Hunters Point
100 200 = m-Exprcss mail for Grsenpor, Sag uarbor
1000 a. m-Ma train for Port Jefferson Valley,
Hampstead. ana kocAaway.
500 p m.ESprsS for Greenport sag Harbor Locust Val
ia3O Inkxpes5 for PORT Jefferson, Locust Valley, and
$3.50 pm-Express Locust Valley Hempstcai and Rock
go r m-AccommoiatJn for Northport and Hempstead
Trains leave hourly for Flushing from b:3O 1:jO D.
m, and a" H. and sTNbEi9 sun i Y TRAINS
eoO m.-For Port Jefferson, Locust Valley and Hemp
e:j9p. mFCr Nor,hporr Locust Valley and Hampstead
n Ferry boats leave James sip J. r. every Lali hour
Il minutes, previous departure OF IRON Hunters
Point q. W.N. CUSTis. General superintendent
\ EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
~ ARRANGEMENT or PASSENGFR TRAINS auc q
lS15Leayo depots foot of COrtlaEd Desbr0,oss
y Z, IN, for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown Mauch chunk
Carmel, Wikesbarre Ptston Elnlra Sc, connecting with
Trans or ltiaca Auburn Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls
y m. FOR Easton, Beihlchern Allentown Mauch Chunk
UaLOton, hahlnoy CITY chCunudOah, Wlkcsbarr
Tunkannock &C. meAng close connections for Reading
y. NJ Tor Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown and March
CHUNK, slopIin az all stations
80 ,. M NigAt Express daily for Eason Bethlehem Al
leno"n Maueh Chunk. WAe5baige Iittsto1, EnirA DC.
MIN trans & ioI hog hester Bn fao
attachei. ROBT H. sAYRA supt aud Engr
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c. - Fare,
~ 81 %. steamers leave PecS-slp for New. Haven at
and p m' daily tsundays excepted connecting with
NORTH RIVER AND NEW YORK STEAM
aS' Sae Ias ls oF ro%pfa rSSS1sT
9th st.. knlewOoi Yonkers Hastings Iarrytowi
hyae sns sing aGd Hayerstraw For particulars inquire
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
Gounlrp l)roperip 90 tet.

ITO LET or FOR SALE, on easy payments
Comfortable suburban RE,iDENcE, ~ rooms Win one
l0ug garden, siabe horses near Depot 'leent'
gas colt water OnlY 30 minutes nom ipO or In
eryst by frequent express trains. an In order; partes
Apply a5 West elizabeth Depot BY address OWNER
Box 1884, Elizabeth, ~.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
6ouses an0 farms Uanieo.

WANTED to HIRE, from April l, gentle
w mans residence furnished with grounds and stable.
between ljOthst. ant Harlem River. the side.
Address H., T. o. Box 1892.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Wednesday. Dec. 4.

TEw-YoRK Wednesday. Dec. %. 1875
At the Exchange Salesroom the following
foreclosure sales were made
M jas. n. MitLsy.
story brown stone dwelling store with lot on
the OF 3dave 20 "a OF iDihst Andrea Dole C5Q
N. ".
lot, with portion OF the briding known the Morn.
ing ftar Mission on tho u Of West 26thst I00ft
OF have. 2Os0s JOHN Keys ............ COO
By II. J. GaTTsttsOn
plot Of land % the of i7ths, 38j ftw Of 3dsye
SIC &ixOO1 1IxJj6Tl 6SG wn fays'.......'..~ si7os
bv NJ Scou
twOstory French roof frame house, with lo on Jth.
ave, cor OF I25thst ot i1lKil0; HOFFMAN s200l
IN I'm Reunstiu
three story end basement brown stone house with lot,
icOi Fclx Cohnor $500
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
Real estate Go Gsrbause.

OATH WARD, n. Y. ClTY-Improyed prop
- (rente) viii be exchanged tOr Elizabeth Palm
field proI erty RULkND G WHITING, o BeeAman ST.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23

GENERAL sFssIoNs-StTHEDiAND, J-MOTrs w. G0'dste'n
(c0ntinucd. Francis r. Marshall arson; Charles BOyic Jas
KaYaney Charles Wcnslr Charles B1rge and George Rose
gram larceny Lyman Bularl, violation OF tho gambling
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-20
Southern RecuperatiOn.

It is astonishing how rapidly the recon-
structed States recuperate when they are re-
lieved from the rule of the carpet-baggers and
their allies, who have done SO much to pa
ralyzs the trade and industries of the nation
by impoverishing the States where they have
held control Here is Arkansas, where the
people had been reduced to the verge OF de-
SPAR by the exactions of the carpet-bag crew
who so long maintained themselves in power
by the most outrageous frauds and the assist
ance of the administration, already paying up
its debts, though only few months have
elapsed since the people recovered the right
of self-government.
The land owners. Notwithstanding their
poverty, are surprising the tax-collectors by
the promptness with which they respond to
the demands made upon them. The Board
of Finance have paid up the debt due the
Union Trust Company of this city, amount
ing to nearlysffty Thousand dollars, and they
have taken in large number of bonds by.
pothecated several years ago. By the first OF
next month the State Treasurer expects to be
able to pay the interest due on alarge amount
of bonds, and in the business of private in
dividuals the prospects are equally encourag-
ing. Yet, if Grant could have induced Con-
gress to yield to his wishes, the United States
army would have been used to remand Ar
kansas to the rule Of the unconscionable ras-
Gals who oppressed and piundered them until
thew were almost helplessly ruined.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-20
Our Mercantile Honor.

from the Commercial Advertiser.]
Our revenue laws are getting some OF cur
best mercantile houses into bad repute. A
year or two ago the great house OF Phelps,
Dodge & Co. was most outrageously scandal
lied in consequence of what the firm called
irregularities" but which the revenue OIL
GERS persisted in claiming to be frauds on the
government. For these so-called irregular
tiles the house of Phelps, Dodge Il Co. paid
over to the government and the revenue Off
GERS some $27O. 900. This very large amount,
paid by parties who claimed to be entirely
innocent of contemplating any wrong doing,
rather prejudiced the public mind against the
purity and uprightness of long established
house that for nearly half century sustained
stainless reputation. Censorious people
said, if innocent, why submit to be black
mailed to the amount of $260,000?
The same fault finding and malicious
people say of Mr.. Beecher, swell, if he was
an innocent man he would have deied Ill
ton and Moulton, but the fact that he tenn
porized with them is proof positive of his
guilt" This is the way the uncharitable talk
Of their neighbors. Some of our best people
are lust as unreasonable and ill-natured to-
ward the house of Fl. B. Clafin & Co., who
are now under indictments oh the charge OF
purchasing smuggled silks, knowing them to
be contraband goods. The firm publish
card in the morning papers asking their
fellow citizens 'to withhold all judgment in
the case" and that they "expect to demon
strate their integrity and innocence" We
trust they will. With two such houses as
Phelps, Dodge & Co. and II. B. Clafin Il Co.
brought into disgrace by our revenue laws,
American mercantile honor must suffer in the
public estimation.