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New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
ARGUMENT CONCERNING THE RIGHT OF SUN
DAY IEHFOl&dANCEs.

The case Of Adolf Nenendolf against the
Police Commissioner. TO prevent them from closing up
hls Sunday ana ca and theatrical entertainment At the
tierrauia Thea,cT argued IN tle General Term OF
lac Court of Common Pleas yesterday on appeal from
"a, decision oi c. lei Justice Charles j. D4ly which sus-
tllae4 te Ueu4rrec the complaint, and gave jad3-
Iacnt fl- tu, tereuLauts Henry NeLh, VINO appeared
for NcueadoiE argued ,uat tie act Of 1850, which was
cdilcd prohibit sun ay performances OF the cnarAc-
&C.. erred tO, II -trHtionl Tne title OF THIS
act Is An act to r the pIblc peace ana order
on ,he rst day of tine week, commonly called Sunday
Beng local act Nj Wchi coutended that rs subject
Wa uo- expressed u tat utr, and there ere WAS IN
constitutional Ine worI TO " preserve " meant 10
CONTINUE. aud ,ae words public peace ana 'rirr
uPant regulation concerning places wherein thc pun
c nave absolute control or ght % ne present III 10
way ccU tAc plbAC poace ne lntcFIeIed WIN IL Pr
vac place Sgcl is 70 tAe"'er -
ctd t.e familiar c'srs ot tHe People AGAINST Linaeu-
nuc. a3 .Gl) ..aJ People against II ym 90 h1w
4. .J i . U.it tha .I-4t Of tae Commissioners 10
la.. lor l. claimed t.a. although tLe act was l0cdi i,
Ia . i.ct u-,ocr oil % W, sumo ehty ana hteAEeuuy
Seated 4 tuc Ltc. IA C..,r 80 comply Win tlat pro
vl4,. ol tEt ttilu WLrh declares tnat no local
ar private tll shall embrace more tiau one buiJee
yglI.h sltll be tGr lIr lt is not requisite
Iat t.e most .ADl.s4se TN. snail be adopted, nor
MI. courts c.it.,.s- COO T4-idly the details OF "a
IL t.e act does not relate 10 she
IIcscrva. OF public order IL he state al large pus
uD. one rl.- yud once IruiI tAc tltio
i..tIJ 8i.picd 90 NtB-GIrlL Nr. Han rencd mainly
I.e Qlc.lou there wis whether ANY one coIII Dc dc
ocitt. ov ul.s,u uy s,.l 81 ute.
.o..l. % .-I.cs -.JoN, Lirrcmore, and l. l. Od.y)
reserve. Va ct.4on.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW -7onK........................M-

PORT OF NEW YORK. K........................M-aCH &
CLEARED.
Steamship City Of Nev York B Loeeai LIVERPOOL via 9leen'
Steamship Sd,.h Point Smith Fenaadas Port Royal H.
s4S.s Richmond G.r- ons,, on Do"i,,39 E,9i Steamship Co
stea hn Neptune Berry B,.ioa H. r. Dluocs q.
Steamship 'ane Ml:eer, sa''.n, wilmington De. Master
Bar. H-5.hrr.. Csa'r sagaa Ia iraaie James E. Ward Co.
Barr Devon aHe FaiAsr Hael" Ay.e j. no Io1,Jr Soa
BraE Eegulas CSor HoIe. IIavre. G. Tobias 4 Co.
Bars Harriet Jackson MA orders J. H. Win
S.sS Ani,a Dsnl Nielsen Fr rick haven, Fnncn Ere Co
Haa amy fBr PnAhH Gi-rltir for arie5s ,,'o g. i4 '
B5 B55 EsSo1 oS tr tor SsyT ,i'fi fiamdu MccoH
6Ts [ 5aei in ~, g y d;ari Moore Sasaa ua,ei
, seS, N,Te' 65, D 5s S kra T'sS Bo % r ooa ,a
ScAr Island C.ly. IL se' ~ ilagen. r H. 5ro'a -"
Scar. t. Pliaer. Lewis. Jertr-e iAacAraj 80
senr y coe caareson' 4 Fyaa,, ans ..'' 4 a., a d o. e. pot,
schr Laura Rocr,s ChaFs.- Benter. Gi. r..ee7e Co
R,4e t.DuU- BAIL +. al estuT, 4
seal c mpse iSr aelneis Janelro, IhOs Norton Co.
ARRIVED
Steamship Cors freeman N,s.Jeaus Feb. os srl ald
& I .sse e g'lf.,s2 1.r, E.e G. - and Key West March
MEMORANDA
The EVELYN tBr from Baltimore or Queenstown reported 20
have 10 les south Of the Canes Of aad va ed
90 said 20 be asle lae ,es,si s ,,y oaag b.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
LIVE Del March Srsse III. steamship Ncdrrand. from
Fca,ss MoyRoz March sAr7ed Oars Rons Carl SO) fon
Bosros Marah slrriyed steamship ,Br) Blnge, rom
LTeTplu
PofrLSD March sAsive steasHg sarmatan rom Liverpool,
Feo. -.
scbl. AaG Z. Lewis, for Neyiors.
IYBkr March ASlc, hIs C0rq1or f1r Lycrpoo Aafa
Groeae.i lor B4Ic O.Es Algast.a. Roto. L7epooL
FOREIGN IOIIS.
PrYwourn March 9Th ulmbur- anercln Line s'eamhn Fsa
Meier Fel. 20 fo HlmDdrc srrvel Ter To- y
The State Line asp State Geer,il sailed
hence a q m. of he g. NcE- York.
ia.poy March ttsd es imge7a. Ssgsio-
hoe nshue WhineY GuiO G-uce IA Lucy. -nnr Iop
" iiecE kater A7rrcfn sc Csslup.s, Hornet,
LYDIA 9TH Fan0sn. sui >pliL ArrvN u
JUhl o. Wore Cot Adl'g LOrrt4s l4
Geneva Enc the Red. Nor LAe Il tlar IN
Premier CaTyin iortne Qleel OF oomefe
Gbn,ay Flying spur sBI "a Z. Coming Also arrived out: Ae-y
1.
DISASTERS.
PRovrozycy March steam p od the
Ye-teri. WicAi.n n1pr ana g.Iied.
Va March S-ArIycl. stctuelD McfceA- harhnsn
Charleston. Win iciluerY lerlnsei
SPOKEN.
Jan of Cape Agulha ship sydeaaam Br nogo Oct 10 Or
New
FEB near Cape ship Brothers ApaD CBr from Mes"
Tc6 o a. 35 s. long "a IS W, ship Thmoun:4iu. from New
YORK jan s. for Calao.
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Steamship sailed from Yokohama for san Francisco
March 7.
Steamship Coma arrived FraneO from Panama VIA Aea-
pGeo March ..
For Latest Ship Ne,os Serenh PaGe.l
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
THE COURTS.
CRIME ON THE HIGH SEAS.

CRIME ON THE HIGH SEAS.
THE STEWARD OF BRIG KILLED By A sAILoR-THE
INSTRUMENTATION OF TTIE GREW.
Gen. Badeau, United States COnsul-General
NJ London, last January received through W H. Town
ena United States Consul ut Cork deposiiiOns 20 'o
Effect that Augustus Myers, sailor on oo"ra o. ''o
American brig John Sherwood, had assaulted WIN III"
tent 70 kin John H. Stewart cook and steward on tha'
vessel during the VOYAGE from Liverpool 10 haVanh'
Accompanying the depositions was i'''er i'"'N
kr Townsend. in which he says; lao American oi'S
John Sherwood OF New-IOrk, capt NckeIsOh' u" 'io
passage from Liverpool TO Havana wheh le" ""1 D
ou was to put back nd bear up Tor this port
ON account OF the characterization of the crew in con
,eouence OF the refusal OF the crew to obey orders the
saotain and the mate had to perform duty IN DONG
which the captain injured his hand and OIL OF yitrol
eouI:qg 10 contact with the wound 1lteu 10 pson
inc MA bl~Od aud or this h1 died. Nj, lONhsthu CiI'v
~ efter hy saving that he had caused tie arreSt OF
MYERS for assaulung stewart, and tat ne eonsl9eis
accessory to the death OF Capt. NickersOn. Upon
the receipt Of the letter and tse deposons Gen. ia,
Svrrs 10 tae United Sites. Pending the aDphca, ,ion
Stewart died as is claimed, from the effects OF tAe
thcn became murder Myers taken IRON
Cork TO London, ard examined on tlht
charge before the presiding magistrate 0t Bows
Court The examination resulted IN the conmI. ],
lneut OF uATvcrs: the British Governments oru,u 60
ms extradoa. and he placed IN charge OF +. =,
: ryIs of the detective force Scotland ara JARVIS
soon aferwarl sailed win hs prisoner ior 1ne Cu'
states in the steamer Nyoinins' Ano ' S ber Ar.
Uecei a this pOrl lay, and in the event 90 her az
rival Myers will be turned oyer 10 M2rsnai tI,He. -
stcwirt's deposition taken lew days beiOre MS
DEATH and IN IL Leeays: ,,,, III.
Ghsd quarrel Of ay ud with Myers 6nt on JsR . 1aa 81
scrostiou his being served Wih eoh'ei tIonsn 10
hug q fnow day. when res sskrl M WY anu 3s
give lin breakfast. said had ioe ~ the aah oi!
AM hm soft bread once day lie Sad he wanted , y M ~
aul moiInL woad kno'k nv black he 'Ai 40,
ua U' he thtn about four or ave PAGES from
rtH bu ar1 sacA ne ana i NAV E@s
e an ihe -.t breast: be nal shlh-alic n ls
IA and ..iI Do sol La krf, mn ~ He sid Yes,
yoa sck do anu Al youi ne then HaIe aaoAef
eAlri io stab .- crl,ei IA A.
Ulsd state. atlIct-AttOrney Bliss mas rec'Ve' tHh
dcplsll.OLs reiertd ana when Myers arrN e. e VI
ne indicted and speedily tried iur u1tsr lu tEo Ulcd
States Crcu. Court Two witnesses aSLlDsJ ayers also
s4Aod tAt y04liug.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
4 SALE vI1rArED by CoNCEALNENT

SALE VIA LID Lh CON~EAl4AENA. a.
Charles i. jackson purchased house and
lot u TAjy-louIths. E.4r F.,t-aye, Tor $1,000 at
foreclosure safe in a o. ,Ae BO"cry Banh against
r ,haris. and af'ervard declined 10 be bound BY his
purchase. ana a.eeI -o De- r... we'd from It. In ms
anl.vs besides soma technical objections to the title
ho SET I'D lha on examining the house to see what was
needed 90 put repair he fou-d only one man VINO
Wosl c OIL tAc cost, the CJhrs saying tne build
Inc must b.. rinu down, aud he found that an arpca
ton was ta,u r .ar. the Binding DE apartment to COM
Icl 10 to Do cs.r,-g f.tea down. The plaintiff the
IoC.vt L4.... g.. .Ee mo Jl, cai,Ll-- l-At t-cit
D.r r.urcu la L1.g is value, easily discovered ihc
r.. I. ,.ll4 ot i.r utl aln4. IL naVng tnrte walls
exrI,. a-l -. N ti- v-le of tIc lot al 5000 d-t
oi .u ll ...- s1 cl- mat .rla'-. The. ci"lneI
;u1t Ir JACKSON could -. easily n~Ye G-scO'rred It's
q r, ...f. .l N4- c-- lVrr to- RUE iAdJ DuJ CT
act .. .I. e.-l i.-.. -..r-. uc apG----.
j .d4. LlNr.Lcc, D..ors whom. Ih supreme COufi'
taaulD.r-. o4. H.s d4-at q, Ie, ,lLra a- IhO O"s
I.. .-. Ia .4..a lJ ine tltt tht maxim
scr-.ttt sIt.. slo.t not be apDa 4. Nule the par
cA...T l.-. IT upcr .E4.ll-alloh hE. 3y iAe t-ri
cIse .f care. have c. r..IA-4 "I.tlcf tlc W&s "p
ppI.oI tJ SAT. l.s T.. and could nave formeu an
a. I..t pO.r, .. l.a ~ W'ias ~ d~ttlt"lhln,
IT,. iae Na.l, ul1 a.ci d.,~m Sd 10 p3 unsOund aud
unsafe uY t y par l..ut cl EaiI.l-e. This iact was
ben .aicd fhc sale. such statement must hay-
r4ly Influenced rrsOia at,e2d 2dil tne sAlt ~ me
ptriu-c ol .lu-. Iue pl..ltG and TIE purchds ca
C.d 90 .ai footing 30 tIls respect, ana
Trims lItt tAe pulu1ascrs Application oSOu4d DC
granite.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
pECIsIoN RESERVED N TIE PARK THEATER
SUIT.

In the suit Of George w. Riggs and others
against james Pursscn and others to forecose mort
Jho Par Tlaatcr tie fact7 of which have been
reported already. the further evidence was taken yes
tcrday before Judge Van Brunt III Special Term The
object OF this to showsfhat the agreement
made between Mr.. PGrss q ana William stuart ana
Dion Boncicaut whcL Mr. Purssru low claims TO have
J modi!icd as - make tHe mortgage payable 0Ay QUO
Of the rents OF the theator was an agreement mace
merely for BOdcicAl.'s protection ana AFTER Ine
NOR gage bad been transferred 10 tho plaintiffs. Inc
ease was then submitted. Judge Van B-unt reserVlng
hIs decision. Mm. ii. Au,hOu Tor pldlhUHi AIHOuA,
ReA aud WOOdfOra lOF defendant Pdrsseu.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
LIABrIrY roR DEFECTIVE sETERs.

An appeal wa. yesterday argued IN supreme
ur General Term rom re4erccs decision IN favor OF
the city N the suit of smith against the Mayor
etc TIE niaut.T IDied house at One-hnnfrcdand
twcntnlat ana Bro Idway, using the cellar to store
hardware and pain-s. Daring storm on July 4, 1872
and au on Jay 30 1872, tie blckwaer from the sewer
nuodeI the cellar ana MF. Smith sued for the damage
caused Ivy the food At the close Of the plaintiffs evil
denee referee dismissed The complaint on the ground
that the plaintiff failed show that the city had
any notice or knowledge Of any defect ia the sewer
prlor TO the food. FROM tins decision the paintlf
appealed. he chms that 1t is the imperative
duty Of the city to Keep the at all times in good
repair aud that less tIan tins is neglect Of duty. No
no OF any feet is necessary TO make the defend
auts la.le. Vigilance ana care over the sewers is q
duty not Iuled DY waiting 10 receive notice OF their
condition. IHe defendants should know an that II Is
possibie for any person To know about them. Less
knowledge is pTiBiG Iaeie evidence Of neglect In IN
spectOn. =, - -. -,
Tue defendants claim that as 1t appears that the
sewer was skuy Guilt, In accordance WIZ plans made
IN conformity 20 law, thcy cannot he held liable for any
cL OF efficiency size, ana mat, in fact
there was 20 evdeuce tlat the footing was caused by
defect IN The Tue Court reserved lts decision
Henry Parsons appeared Tor the plaintiff I, 4 Miller
for defendants
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09

THE BLACK HILLS GOLD SEEKERS NOT IN WANT
Sioux CITY, Iowa, March s.-BOth Gordon
and Witc4,c empGaucay deny the story brought to
Fort Laramie that the Sioux cry party In the Black
Hills are short OF provisions Letters brought By Cor
doh from nearly member OF the eXpedlOu sI@'e
tAey nave supplies T. last TIL June.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09

Judge Daniels stated that II had been the intention to
hand down the opinon OF Court the habeas cor
prs proceedings 10 release liam VI. Tweed but owing
TO Judge ctbrOoks prolonged engagem' nt IN ADinv,
It could be dOae 40 pTscut H. expected thaJ tIe
opinion would be rendered during the week.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09

Engineer Depot at wllet's Point. N. Y.
purchase OF Inaterials and instrnments aDd

Engineer Depot at Willets Point. ". T.,
rena,rs %, " sama '''' ''' ..'1.1'.. 1000
Tor6edo yneri,n ,neuts an inetruction ... 10000
arn'' and IN ,v.,dentai sxpep.es' I25c0O
Manufacture OF metallic ammunition. ........ 1900
nance .taTcS eie"n'"S anu $1,000
troous. a. C""A"0' ''o.e' '..."....... - ?5ooo
5id1lers' and smiths tools ana materials &c 1NVp
g.. ............. 100 o)0
Equipments FOR infantry ana cavalry, g.. lUOOVV
aud earn inc Observation-Disclosures. 10000
fnrchase OF horses Tor caydry, artillery anu -
AuuAAu SCOUTS "''''"
Total .............. .&2I, 1853, $50
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
NATIONAL APPROPRIATIONS.
THE ARMY BILL.

THE ARMY BILL
Expenses Of Commanding Generals Office. so'oV"
Expenses OF recruiting and transporting re- -. ooo
-N~''
Contingent expenses OF Ali IlItdnt Generdls De- ooo
paltment.
Expenses OF SIgnai Service OF the Army I-'oVo
Pay OF the army, transpOrtatlOn, COMPENSATION
OF witnesses court martial service, post -. o,,
age, DC ufo"""
nriSoeers, and visitors At forts 24S4,S $50
meni siraw blank books and forms c... 42SOOOO
Incidental expeuses-tO wit: For postage, tel
egTauls, &c; extra pay To soldiers IN erecting
barracks, DC; expresses. escorts, furniture,
lalorers, clerks, wagOI-masters and gen-
orally the authorized expenses Tor move
pTessly assigned to any other department. 100000
Tr lnsportatiou Of tue army, including baggage,
OF clothing, Of horse equipments. anu sub
sIsGeuCe stores; 0fdnanCv, &c, Iioin louudrles
ana arsenas; fieghts, Wharfage. tolls, pur-
chase aud repair Uf wagons s1lph, &c.;
peuse Of sailing transports, &c.. aud remOv-
lag distractions from roads, bdrDots, aud
arm1 e....... 100000
porary sIrons. .........--..... Isooooe
Cons repairs OF hOspiias........ lOOUOo
Purchase and manufacture OF clOthus and
camp cqupnge, and for preserving and re-
pacEing
Maintaining aud Improving National Cemete-
res
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lOO0N
Medical and hospital supplies, aud ali other in-
caeutal ~ peuses or tho medical department 100000
ARM apd Medical Ausss bvSU
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
SAILING OF A SWEDISH CORVETTE.

DA4LING UF ? " L.JI5II NVlsF III
PHILADELPHIA, March 9.-The Swedish cor
yette Gehe Commodore Fischerstr0m commanding,
which has cen lying at the Nagy-fard for the past
week, sailed FOR Sweden on Saturday. During the voy
age she Will touch at ChcrUOurg, France from WHeh
port sue will Proceed direct to CariscrOna, sweden.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIyERPOOL-I steamship Ctp of Nsr- York March g
Gerry Mr. Mr.. u. Bcclard r. M law. tob,r son
John Pra Az Clare r. Caefeigu j. ~ Cofles C. Penns AI
an Me A4aasa Miss AtWat,E
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
,,Iv1,rlnn AI,t,N,r


sun nse.... Go2 % MoOu sets.. 20
aIaH
ANDY Hoos $50 925 Hell Gate Very ! IA
DAr-P Il
HooE.. 81 slaDd.. 9i7 Hell Gate FerrY ll3O
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
LITIGATION OUT OF THE HARDIN Will CASE.

LITIGATION OUT OF THE HARDIN WILL CASE.
The suit of Elizabeth Haldin against her
attorney Robert A COrDett. came before Judge Law
renee IN Supreme Court. Chambers Yesterday, when
motion was made to make the defendants more
definite The prolou ged contest the Hardin estate
IN which the defendant counsel for the plaintiff
ended a verdict fer Mrs. Harding Of something
slIaOOO she CorDett for appropriating
10 MS own $4,000 of her money. In his wer
COrbett up Es services and eXpensesn the h
CATION amounted 10 SlOOOO that he paid out $1,000
aud that request OF Mrs Hardin lie bought $4,000
f Pacific Mail stock, and subsequently, sold H. losing
fO 600 and has besides bought Marposa stock for Mrs
Ualdiu which was valueless- Tie motion yester-
day was TO compel COrbrtt to state when and from
whom ne bought aud 10 whom he sold the stock. De-
cis reserved
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09

THE APPLICATION FOR TwEED's RELEASE.
Owing TO the illness of Judge Davis yester-
day no opinions rendered la the Supreme Court.
0snsss IssR In reply 70 ~ iAaslry W u. u. SSsId.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
AoIsIs

NALLEN HOUSE, 1G6 Hudson-st., corner OF
X Ia ILL., Clery Dupont Rooms. U. eKc'eIt
y al IS 80 ~ 90 family 81 to s. % per nsA
.odsisg', &C., ,o DOC. oln all DgaL
GROVE HOUSE.
VI sos IL 17J I13 BLET~TRR Broadway T1c ROOTS
table, i-44lcs alI - to SO . JO 10 -
fes d..
IRVING HOUSE, European plan, Broadway
Gco. T. HARLOW, Proprietor.
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, 35th-st. and Gth-
w age Dlsg.g Ii -ALe-4u q4a, lr. tse sla I. au9
corner 9r r arg on door largo bedrooms connect
ing. 2 trout
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
CHARITABLE LEGACEs BY CATHARINE
LOWERRE

The will of Catharine LOwerre, the wife of
william ,werre this city has been admitted to probate
by Surrogate Hutehiugs In 1t she leaves 5000 10 st.
Luke's Hospital and the same sum TO the NewYO Ork
Asylum for Lyingin Women. She leaves 30 the Protest
a0i Episcupa Orphans Home and Asy iuD, 70 the New
SoeletV for the Relief OF Poor widows Win Young
Children To the WOmau's Hospital Association ana 10
the Association for the Reef 0f hespectaDle AGED ana
Indgeut Females each $500 51e gives smal memorial
articles ~ her children aud leaves the rest u her estate
trust Onesxth for each Of her four living children
ana 10 the children Of each OF her two dead
:nlldreD for he. the Dncpal 10 70 10 their cLdTen
bBe husDaGc and Ber son, Alfred w. LoweIEe,
her executors.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09

EDEN M |. y ~ = II = | In - y ~ llGI
4 GREAr TRl SIX LINE Asy UNITED Sta rGS NAIL OUT
Eew-io 10. o Deso,ses AID Cotasat sss a.
Rrprc ior Harris lr Ps.ur.l he West South WITH Pal
Ps- sacaed $3.50 a. sDd o5J sualaT .ai
o S y Transport aad Hafen wa PA li, EHe r
= coanecJgg Pa ale 800 WI imsp0st L0k
haven a0- Lne $50 ,o.ncals Cor o Tss'le'
pr, .nr1 s1t go. o i'a-rls-
For Ia uuo Waag.pu. ih sou.h Limited Whneo "a 30.
rrets of Pa a-l 4-o t..s ar, '-t tuA G s. ~ so ~ a.
in v sngcH t:l0 g. AaE al o:lJ a. H., anu
s's,ey y ,, % p slc s:SC r., 1880 4:lO
30 . D. liz. n.yhL Sunday. 0, :. s:3j
and 8 ?. En,.'9e; 5. en- eeori % ei's r.
oFo B l0 5:40 4:Io 4o . $40 5:io D. DO 6;3l 5:jo
,iO no lI3O D. u lth' Suniay DIV sad eiIO q N
For ki-Aletb d. G:3o !;ip = 10 s.. 70; IL m; l. =
IS $40 10 ll:3O aai y mZaL suaiaT 5:- q aa1
sS 10 $50 4:5O $50 $40 Cl0 $50 T. s;IO 10 ..
D. an II n gut Ssnias - al D. 10
For Wooi5rig Pertl haloy All SOaA An5Oy aad 10
For New. .BraaIpicA an H. l. BIO 4.lo J2J
eiO : D N sui IL n'-nL s-'.-.. .. r..
Eor Hast Aiistoae ~ . ana O:2O ".
- Al-,t "a AiI Roo. ~. -, % and ~ n
Tor D. eti = 40 a. w.. l..S ,. $50 srt %.
Tor La,nhertvlle AM F'inngon. 9e3J - inh .: MA
Fer II Bo4. BoIdelown Li..s CsalsH. asI e30
for ErsenG" ,,l 4 .: am - ,e,l a. N. aad . on
lor M nssoNs sB4 Csn4eG ~ PERTH Ambo 2;3o
For II sl,.towa and P,tahcrton q.
Ta afrye io' :-F IN i'i'huh o3 'nd \ 20 :, "a
1928 D ualY 20; . E anh 80 :. n dsy stee9.'
Nonttr from y asmn toa Balunore 62O -. 3;S,
AMI 1927 D. u. - H. sDa 10 q D. m l"s Pla'
9eluha J:lO Go uJj 40 ta ll:-. lliv+ 2lo. 10
5I5 7: ,. I;iO s;44 lU21 SUNDAY 5;lO $50 0;o).
tes Se. SO aD No IIous and Of
DesDross-s AID Coulsrdtsis; No. 1og,L b.o1A.,s,
Omee No Bstterrpac NJ BOYD IT,, Pssjsrger AseHI
FKASK rBtNsON. General haOaft
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
I,1lT-AnrIpaLA- r-, 80 HNANCH anl

DHlLADELPHIA,v VIA L'NT btANCH aA1
2 ~ NEW il tsGi >J-liolS RAJ il,e ID
Fac Ner-io-t POP ... l,.-' -n = -. ..., 49,, an,
ars s..-aloati JAs sa- lA4 >-A+ c--.,,.ns q
1''' ieeve Ses.lr. 7,r P-f y. e. '''t o a''s--st
g:f5 ul.-trr T. D. Long 1---c-i Au'a E' VA
town .ucAe.tlr yinr end a1f J.. '-e-'1 Co. .
100 p m-For Loa. Bs.a.,. IONS Rre- Wsre.oTa D-Tnes
Z IcseltOn ,p.t 9 .-vrrN co..-., N.,,,.-
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
WA. :. sSgDES. General Msun7-r.

DENNSYLVANlA RAILROAD.-THE
4 GREAT lNE LINZ 40 tNTL9 STATES NAIL OUT
Trars s.v EewYo G-m Des AID Coabas
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
Dfrtietrn.

DR. r. NJ. REYNOLDS, Dentist. respectfully
y ors IS pa.i,a removed s oiloe io1 ~ '
l4la.s.. 10 81 Nv.t 81 lht.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
H.P. BALDWIN. General Pae,ene.f A.s
n RTE RAILWAY.

IL
n WxqER AauAvcgavvr ofran' kar effect Wv ~ 1874
Chambe Depot (Por s-nt thir.st SOC note heioN
m-Cirsaat snl Chicago Day EEpr DsTEs room to~a-'
10 Buffalo and Sleeping Cosclss 70 f"tin-uoa o,.-x
l0:4J u.-kHDs M7 for BG1ao and Niagara f4lA epAs
Coach Be -.
tar.u % 8aTS E@l-Ta I.s C.scaal. 81 Loa Desi, Az
Chc15o without change
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
60 Urom II nan goteern

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that appllca-
n o1 a D., e g sac o.ri # ea Oh Itesaj ~ -s. iol
permit 10 er.c- ing r tie u-Ateu cl animals on the
bocl by s4h I'M Il1as-s Ee'eainAy anu
hudson RIVER
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09

AtNfIlI -t' tItI
1906. Robinson afL Brennan.
Sh-1H &c.
29ti..DowGng az. The Mayor.
a..
I58o..Rran at. The Nsvcr. kc.
23ib. .Dickel agt. The MHFof, &c.
l3lu..H4riem Bank az. Do.arr
1892. .Maher aet The Mayor &C.
Z34r. ..G0fbel agi. May.
300. .Hatiell et a.. agt AacJ
e. ct
1909. Hattie "a sct. Maov ct al.
ll6S. Francs fgi. Ma.ply.
1884. .Sm0uf.iI and alo. aEt.
Becke. and auo.
9lS. Miller ami auO. sgt. Bren-
ham. imp'd e.
2jT2. .Durqhy agi. Tie davoT,Se
257U. Fullerton agt. The AaJ OF,
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
SPECIAL TggN-Vty PR~,-- }.
IK.ues 4 Lar ant ll.f.


So. williamson. Trustee. agt.
Msso4 G.; a.. mp.c.
30. Nichols sgt. McAsmce
etal.
lGG. .Fharser sc-. Torr hon.
l-l..A ams G. 81 agt. Freeman
o. aL
vuLia. e1'r. oet. Cram.
.1GT..L.vugst0n act. white. -
l4q..Sius sG.n' g, az. sIrs.
15G. MULE at. bu-cnc.l e. a.
glS..Nalle et 81 az. AeC4-nls.
21q. .Ryc man art N7cEman.
.z8. Moore 10 aL azL. SeaDarJ.
aaa 40.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09

GENElAL IERM-DAVlf, J..
al. Board Of Supervisors agL
NJ Ter
4ll2..Tie Mayor. &c. agt.
Tweed.
% TENN k1L Danz t-, Iae
Mav1r. &c.
ll9.LitHrs.ol ~. Aarlay,
iIufI, Sr.
10. Worm er sEt. Garrc-.
I-Z-2. 2..Gray ana ano. az. Gan'
uUI.
le4..Marc- eta AZ. tlrt nat
BAuA % =.
lgT..V0se 4Cf. luioc.
l-l..FOse at. la4-e.
o5..IeareW Free School, az
TIo AsyOr. S..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-23

Here are some good suggestions
from tho Agriculturisl: Every farmer
should have small room, tight and
warm. which he can lock, and where he
can keep his small tools. Then he wants
II solid work bench. with an iron vice on
one side aud wooden one on the other.
For iron workings, he wants solid piece
Of iron for an anvil. a seven pound Steel
faced hammer, riveting hammer, one
large and one small cold shisel. two or
three punches from Ia o IS inch, a
trimmer and countersink, 20 be used with
bit stock, screw plate that will cut q
screw from 4 to 5 s inch; then, Win
round iron of the various aizes, and ready
made nuts. hs can make any bolt he
wishes. For carpenter work. he wants
a square. a shaving horse drawing knife
set OF planes. augurs from l-2 TO
inches. a fne hand saw, with coarse
cross cut and rip saw, large cross cu'
SAW Tor logs, and ginds one.