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New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
AMERCHANTs MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.
George GrisWold Of the firm of l.. \. q G..

Grswold well known in this city IN connection with the
China and Liverpool trade, disappeared mysterou-y on
Saturday night on that evening Mr. Grswold dihed
wha party of twenty friends at sutherands on Liberty
Al He drove M town with OF s friends and got
out of his carriage few doors from where lac was stay ing
in Washington square Since then he has not been heard
Of and bis friends are seriously alarmed They have
offered reward OF $500 for such information as viii
lead his discovery He 10 have spent last Sunday
at NewBrunswick, " j., and was TO have sailed for tl-
rope on Wednesday next, board the steamer Scytha.
on which he and his friend j. Frederick echenck had
taken passsge There strong suspicious Oi tol play
In connection with the disappearance Of Mr. Gris~old
He was man OF largo wealth and had practically retied
from commercial life. HO was "A member Of the Union
Club and Of .hs uU IN League Club.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
THE LOADER PERJURY CASE.

4 COMMISSIONER APPOINIED 10 TAKE IhE IE>Ii-
MoNY OF JOSEPH II. RICHARDS And HIS WIFE
TACTICS OF THE Defense.
motion was granted and an order issued
Yesterday in the Kings County Court OF Sessions which
have An im,ortant connection with the great scandal
case On last Saturday j. r. Marian. counsel for Joseph
Loader the ale ged perurer. made motion for the ap
pontment of a commissioner TO take the Testimony OF
Joseph Richards brother Of Mrs. TtOn. and that OF III,
wife residents Of New Jersey 80 be used AS evidence Tor
the defense upop the trial OF the indictment against
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13

Majority for NorTissey 1870. The figures OF the MISS
ing election district taken from the police returns, are
Tor Morrisscy. 13O; Fox, 80. This would give Nor
r.sey a majority of 3,l11.
The vote lor Aescmbyman in the Vth District was rs
follows: George W. Belts, 2299: James CaYanaSh'
22Os; David :. Page, 60; John j. Tooln, IA D.
Bishop H. In the With District: Matthew Patten
9a5s Michael IIeaey l lOl Adam Lahr 69G. IN the
WIN District: Isaac /. Hayes. @73i: Clifford \. II.
Bartlett 1859 Thomas j. Gibbons. 225; starr Norris
sry. 53: G. QUICKER 81 The Board Of Canyassers VIII
boli evening session, until the canvas. il completed.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13

Loader Mr. Marian MCued 10 support OF his
motion that their testimony was material TO the
defcnse, as they would testify that Mrs. TIton
had confessed to them the existence OF criminal
relations between Mr.. Becchcr and herself District
Attorney Btton claimed that the evidence songh' to pe
nood ~ fltI to now upon the community Al the open
OF the Court yesterday morning County judge hooe
announced that he had Issued an order Tor tho appo
Incnt OF examine Mr. and Mrs RICHARDS
AT their residence mt Monclair, " j. John TAYLOR,
lawyer of Newark, n j., WAS appointed tho coinnls'
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
CHARGE AGAINST Az ExPREsmENr or ERIE.

CHARGE AGAINST Az EX-PREslDENr or ERIE.
4 summons upon a complaint in divorce
suit has been served in the Supreme Court IN
County against Robert II. Berdcll, eNPresden OF the
Eno Railway Company, by Me-sr-. Fullerton.
Knox Crosby OF this city. attorneys for
Mrs Harriet b. BerdelL Mr. Berdo has lived
at Goshen for number OF years. He is now charged
with criminal intimacy with q young woman OF Pat
erson " T. Her brother lives in this city, and IS stated
;o he lawyer OF prominence Mrs Berdel has left her
husbands house, aud ha, taken With her all hrt own
property.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13

v.rse. and that was born among the rocks of dear
ola Name"
Cork, Nov. 12.-Cardinal McCloskey a-
,,,,St in this city to-day from Dublin.
TORONTO, Ont, Nov. 12.-The Rev. +. IL,
,,r,ine minister Of the Bond Street Congregational
,oh ~ ,bis citv has arcented O call from the Four
,eni street Presbyterian Church OF New-fork Ho VII.
enter upon his new abors at the beginning VI hoA'
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
scHrEz IND THE cHluBEE or COMMERCE.

OERUSPOSDENCE CoNCERNGNG THE ELECTION OF
THt EN-sFNA1OR AS An HONORARY MrMBER.
CHAMBER or COMMERCE OF TuE STATE OF Nhw-)
YORK, INsIITrnD A. d. l1GH. $500
NEA-lORK, NOV. 10, lcfD.)
The Hon. CARL SCmRZ: ST. In view of the
he'd service rendered the country by your ad
yoccy OF the principles ~ sound the Chamber
nf Commerce OF the State of SrW-iork az is meeting
held Oh the 1tl inst elected yOu by acclandtluh, an
honorary member of the Chamber.
\ certificate Ot your election beg 10 h"nd you mere
with.
Permit me- on This occasion, 20 express o you my adj
uiraton OF thc clear aud lucid manner in which YOU
have before the people ~ large tn, Great question OF
the to specie paJ .and the hope tit You VII
continue your efforts III promoting all measures tending
to the accomplishment oi lh- Ereat Object ,
have tAc honor ~ be- very Itspe'tiulH' you. opN-
emf scrvant, j. -. BABcOCh, President.
NEW-NoRK, Nov. IL. 1873.
DLAE sG: have received your Kind letter OF le,ter-
d "a well a. The beautifully executed parchm nt. IN
forming N of my election As an honorary member Ot
the Chamber OF Commerce Of the STATE ot
NeU-Nork Permit me thank you, and through
YOU tle ChauOer OF Commerce, Tor INC great
honor thus conferred upln shall always be proud
f TIN, hiterng mark of appreciation coming a. II d0t"
from s1 distinguished bod! Ot citizens representing the
commercial Interests Of ot the largest anu most ll
portant business ccutsIs m the world.
De. leave also 90 you, IN accOidlpcf WIN lhe
confidence you generously cXpTcS-, thnt shall always
consider II my duty citZeu to advocate ani pro-
mote as fai ~ ms ability goes. the cause o sound eur
r.ncv which. with YOU look upon inacparabc from
honor. Believe me- dear sir most respectfully A0nr,
j. D. B,bcock. President Of the Chamber OF Com
mercc OF ScY-lOrk.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
IHE STATE or 1R1DE
CATTLE MARKET.

ALBANY Nov. l2-CATILE- Receipts 33 cars ~ shOr,
IaAt weeks receipts premium cattle neglected and heh AZ
FAC H. live weight; prices for meum and common sama
last week Mich tt50s70 veal calves In goOh %
supply small veas 7ag3 2c fed Vess s8@tio e"h
and grassers, xjdf ~ each.
snPYP AND Receipts 80 II short Of last week
supply demand sales Of sheep Common To FAIR "a
5c good, So and extra, &C. b. lambs
fair Ja6 2c fair 10 good Gi2d7c extra, 7sc tD
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
WitMyGroy Nov l2.-Sprts Tnrpentne steady AZ 36'-s
Rosn un settled Strained 81 so Tar steady at 81 10
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
TIE CINT4SS N THIS CITY.

uORRIsSFY'S MAJORITY, 3,i11-y0TE FOR ASSEM-
BfNMEN ~ The YIH, \IIH, AND WITH DIS
TRCGS.
The Board of CanvasserS continued their
session Yesterday throughout the day and evening Inc
Iyth Senatorial District completed The returns
from the various election districts were complete win
one exception one district OF the With Assembly District
being missing. Tie official vote for Senator 10 as
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13

A QIGHr EXPOSURE IN BAD WEATHERi
when the system OF order s,ten brings on stubborn
Attending cough rritao5 tho lungs, and DOS
promptly treated frequently develops tendency 9 taeI &
colds should Dr Jaynes Expcctoran whcn
soon Grad Gates coughs sohs and heals lnna
anxiety
xav good ealth
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
A NEW HOTEL AT OLD ORCHARD

500, Me-, Nov 12.-GrOund was broken
yes'sriay for tho now Old Orchard House 20 replace
Ihe ons bprnod this Summer. 1t will far surpass the
smer an W.T. ~ob1by be the lergc.t sea horo house
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
UJRpIIU

MTTASDFR-SHOFNAKER- In Washington city, Nov 10.
1915 at tile Church Epiphany by Tho Rev Dr Wtt.
Lins Ns Miiauder OF sweden, resident OF NeyiOrk -
daughter OF tho late Lewis and Elizabeth shoemaker
OF Philadelphia, and niece OF Charles W. Allen Of New
Orleans.
QUINLAN-FOSTFR-In Brooklyn. Thursday Nov II. 1875.
resldence bride VI. Petteng. esq,
the Rev. Foster Mr.. Wm. Jas Qunlan IT,. t0 Miss
Nellie C., daughter OF The officiating clergyman NO cards
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13

this side OF Long Branch II will be Ave stories high
with Of 800 feet and an 100 feet deep; TO
be completed June l, 1876 nj a cost OF 100000.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
Gpetial Notices.

Spfllul NpIlltS.
as Chcrp the Chenpcs, and o- Good n- the n.,t"
duccd prc,s "IRONCLAD>,' STRONG, s.rylce abs
5IoE ior Boys. CAN1kELL
Coughs. Hoarsene.-. and all Disease. Of the Throat
ioLE q, '.i L.iItEEW3RsT' EAFtECToKANT sSd by
Drugese only J0c per bottle
Peo la cSf". SS%r Isl r iar pc & L. h5E So g
once uc IT, rapidly ami makes tic hair oea1is
CInres and -nutcrue..-Fruu ~ 30 good sound VINE,
70 80 per including Barton Gra.ters orase Fla
IL b. KIRK CO., GO Falton1t
Established 1853.
,D,n. Lose Yoar Hair" che'nl.cr', Life for ,ho
HAIR Is,ores gray ha pgi,1cy ,t,p7 IT. iriIs oat AZ
fui. sold by al druggists.
FraDkensteins Adding Card.
The most useful discovery Of modern tines
"T does away with the labor adding columns of
ur, he resgt any amount being found with kAPiDrIf
S'H' % Nv ''DO"'' 'of5ncE, L. TRIY K,jT;SsSTIIy.
Post-Onicc Notice.-The MAILS FOR EUROPE Tor tns
wees ending sATURDAY. Nov l3. 1873 viii close At ms
B%f At i a. NJ: on rnUi,sbAY al Il:5o m.
SATURDAY at IL aud 1880 a. m. T. T. JANIS, y VI
Rupture The bcs; Truss n the world % Whites Patent
Lever Trl.s" Nowessure On back send for pamphlet IS
The Lovers of Fine Music viii have delicious
the Concert to take place 81 JOHN THE EYANGEI-
I.TS CHURCH Fast 50th.st, SUNDAY EVENING, st5
o'clock apart the object, which is to help the poor
Ennfgg Etc" SeplFYs Hand Rubber 1russ
cheapest and tuoly nee from all rusty chat
ns, or srappng unplersautr~s aaonug comfort safety
cleanliness aud durability; used n bathing always reliable
Establishments 731 Broadway =. y and 1877 Chestnut ~,
Pha correct adjustments, low prices seud ior catalogue
Thank. lug, NOV. 33,
at
HOWARD MISSION,
so NEw wBpwERY NEWNOBE.
Duer to given 1000 children aud families 20 Whica
they belong
Doors open from II to o'clock
hll friends Invited.
Contributions Of goods very thaniui received Al Tho
Mission.
Contributions OF money may bo sent 70 the Treasurer n G.
ToMPKGSS r. o. Box ijl2 or to the Mission 10 Now.
Bowery. New York.
Advertisers desiring to gam the attention pa.
troBRgc oi Farmers and AgricGitnrists VIII hnd THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the most valuable and elective
dun II reaches farmers and those a better
class than any other weekly paper published Advertise
ments TO proper classification should be handed
before Tuesday of the week OF issue.
The fhiIadclphia Once OF The Tribune II at III
SOUTH SINTHSf.
Uedger Buildingl
BSCRIPrIONS AND ADVERT ISEMENTS RECEIVED
AT PUBLISHERS RATES.
Subscribers "a tho Daily In philadelphia have the
by t their residences time 10 be read At Tue
breakfast table It s received by Lightning Mali train at
m and Immediately dispatched ali parts Of the eisy
Back numbers can usually be Supplied 81 The ohe~
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13

Al Notices Of Marriage, must be iRdOrsel rih n
name and GdfresS.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13

As Chenp the (henprs; and - Good ~ the Hrst."
All Kinds BOOTS and SHOES ~ thC Dcst quality al
ducod prcrs "IRONCLAD>,' a STRONG, s,rylcsabs
shOE tor BOYS. CANGkELI.
md tle
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13

rom The c-hrnsciadg Sior NIetf.) ,
Looking at il in all its aspects, We must reaCn
,h ,oncuson that the net result of the campaign OF
a. PRESIDENTIAL elect an event the most widespread
,mnrrtance nce the establishment OF Government now
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
PROMOTION or srImrUAuIrY.

The final session OF tie Congress began AZ p m va
rions resolutions OF thanks were adopted The subject
of tc afternoon was Best Methods Of Promoting sHr
ual Life" Dr. T. W. Bancroft Of Brooklyn treated the
succt i'm the manner OF sermon. He argued that thr
cultivation spirit OF reciprocity and constant read
us of the Bible necessary 10 the spiritual me-
Hindcranccs forgetlncss OF the grounds on "ch
We receive the divine favor, and the failure hrtny 10
harness the heart ia The way of g0dness.
The Rev Phillips Brooks Of Boston said that what is
needed is selfenal and abandonment OF all bad habits
and keeping tbs heart open 10 spiritual Influences
Bshop Garrett of Texas said that the highest thing In
the religious life f. to have the soul bound back 10 God
this Is the essence Of religion.
The Hon. John W. Andrews VI Columbus, ONO, 10
mened that the church is losing its hold on the masses
and declared that there must be teaching OF the methods
OF peacc, holiness.
The Rgy Dr.. John II. Elliott OF Washington argued
against believing that the body and the spirit are at
hopeless with each other
Ia a closing address the presiding officer, Bishop
stevens CONGRATULATED the Congress on the success OF the
present session. All doubts of the usefulness OF this new
Institution had removed he said and had become
one Of the great living WALKING powers of the Church
After singing the "Glorla in EXcesis" the Bishop pro-
nounced benedction and the Congress adjourned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-07
The following communication was re-

The following communication was re-
ceived and read:
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH.a
New Orleans, April 6, 1875
Hon. Charles J. Leeds, Mayor of New Orleans:
have the honor to call your attention to
the fact that the year for which the three
members OF the Board oroFIealth elected
on the part of the city. viz: Professor S. NJ
Bemiss, NJ. D.. James F. Finney, NJ. D., and
Felix B. Gaudet. NJ. D., has expired.
c. q. WHITE, NJ. D.,
President Board of Health.
On motion OF Mr.. Landry, the Council
proceeded to the election of three members
Of the Board of Health, each Administrator
voting for three members at time, as
their names were called.
Mr.. BertoL nominated DR.. James =.
Finney.
Mr.. Landry nominated DR.. Lemouiec
Mr.. Bouny nominated DR.. +. B. Gaudet
Mr.. Mccarthy nominated DR.. s. NJ.
Bemiss.
The roll being called DR.. Finney received
five votes, DR.. Gauaet six votes, DR.. Le-
monier four votes, DR.. Bemiss three votes.
Drs. Finney, Gaudet and Lemonier hay
ing received the highest number Of votes.
were declared duly elected.
The Council then adjourned.
j. II. HARDY, Secretary.
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LNOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
L. Orleans, No. 43 373.-By virtue of a writ of fer
1acias to me directed ~ the honorable the Fourth
District Court for the parish OF Orleane in
the above entitled cause, l will proceed to sell
at public auction, at the Merchants and Auction.
GERS Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
CustOmhoHse streets in the Second District Of this
city. on MONDAY May 10, 1875. at twelve O'Clock
III, the hereinafter described lots and portion of
ground, with all the buildings and improyeperta
thereon and appurt enances thereof to wit
J. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated
in the Fourth District Of this city, in the srIare
bounded by Jackson, Magazine Live Oak ana la
5-phine streets, designated bv the numbers one
anu two, on plan drawn by W. 7. Thompson la-e
surveyor, dated the third of November I9i3 d.
posted for reference il the office of D. l. Ricardo
late notary pubic in this city; said lots adj ioin
each other. aud measure, each. thrty-one ;eet
seen lhcht ~ and seven eighths lines front on
Jackson street, by one ht Itred and twenty. ven
feet ten inches FIVE lines in depth bet ween rar.1
lei Inea American measure; said lot number one
FORMING the corner CT Jackson and Magazine
streets.
?. CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. situated
IN tIe ABOVE square measuring thirteen feet front
on Jackson street by one hundred aod twep,y.
seven leet ten inches five lines in depth; said por.
tIon OF ground forming part OF the lot designated
Oh tie above plan by the number three aud is to
r nanel rom the SIDE nearest agazns street.
Inc Two lots herein firstly described
CURED by the defendant herein by purchase from
Johh femberton per act ssed before Z. l.. Lewis.
lae notary pubic n this city, on the nineteenth
OF July 1852: and the portion of ground second ~
described was acquired By said defendant by pur-
chase from J. ". Bowie. per act passed before 6.
Karesbide late a notary public il THE city, on the
seventh Of April, 1857.
Seized in the above suit.
IermsCssh Oh the spot
EUGENE wAGGAMAN,
Civi. Sheriff o: the Parish Of Orles.nA
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

Mrs. o. X. DunninG VS.. Edmund Murphy
ClXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans No. 2578.-By virtue Of q writ of
seizure and sale directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans to
e. 5. Sauvinet, late sheriff. in the above entitled
cause, The original Of which writ has been lost, a
copy Of the same is embodied in q Transcript of
the Supreme Court of the State of Louisiana will
proceed to sell at public auction. at the Merchants
and Auctloneers' Exchange. Royal street, between
Canal and CustOmhOuse streets, in the Second Dis
trict of this city, on MONDAY, May 10, 1875,
at twelve o'clock NJ. the following described prop
erty, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated, living
and being in the Second District Of this city the
square bounded by Toulouse Rampant, st. Louis
aud BASIN streets measuring sixty feet front on
drcd and twenty feet in depth, and extending, be.
tween parallel lines to Basin street, upon which
it has similar front Of sixty feet; which lot Of
ground is composed of four lots, designated by the
numbers three, four, seventeen and eighteen, or
square number thirteen Oh y plan drawn by the
late Michel De Armas. then notary public in this
city, the twelfth of May, 1879. Together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon,
rights ways and advantages tnereuntO belonging
or IN any wise appertaining. Being the same prop
erty acquired by the defendant herein. by pur
chase, frcm GeCr &c W Avery sheriff OF the parish
OF Orleans, and by said sheriff sold on the twenty
third of May 1868, by virtue OF writ OF feri facas
to him directed by the late Sixth District Court OF
New Orleans at the suit of Hope Insurance Com
No ii AS of the docket of said court,
per sheriff deco, dated May D. 1868.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
IL q my
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New UrieaDs Insurance Association vs..
i. LacrOix.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans No. 6353.-Bv virtue OF u writ of fer
facias against Francois LacrOix to me directed by
the honorable the Sixth District Court for the par
ism OF Orleans, in the above entitled cause, will
proceed to sell at public auction, at the Merchants
and AuctiOneers' Exchange, Royal street. between
Canal and CustOmhOuse streets, i'll the Second
District this city, MONDAY, MAY 10. 1875.
at twelve o'clock NJ the following described prop
erty, to wit
i. THAT CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with all
the buildings aud Improvements thereon. situated
in the Second District of this city, ia the square
bounded by DumaiHe, st. Ann, Irene and st.
Claude streets, and designated number four on
date December Is, 1923 and deposited in the office
OF ChristOvai De Arnas. late notary public in
this city; said lot measuring tiifty-One Ieet two
inches front on DumaiDe street, by a deUth and
front on IRENE street OF one hundred and fifteen
feet forming the corner OF said streets. Being the
same property purchased by the defendant herein
from Mrs. Josephine DebeIgue, widow of the late
Joseph Alexander DGliepvre, by pubic act passed
before Jean bgaisse, late a notary public in this
city, on June g. 1862.
4 THAT CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with all
the buildings and improvements thereon, situated
in the Second district OF this city, in the square
bounded by Ugsulines, st. Claude and Rampant
streets and Bay OF road. known as lot number
twenty.s said lot measuring thirty feet front on
Ursunts street. by q depth of one hundred and
nfiy 1eet. Being the same property acquired by
the defendant herein by purchase from j. Adophe
LacroiA. per &C. passed before Felix Percy late II
notary public in this city, Oh the eighth day OF
July, 1851.
Seized il the above suit
Terms-Cash Oh the spot.
fUGESE W4GGAMAE,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
aE6 Is :. mJs
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PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUP.
PLIES.

HEABGCAHTERs DEPARTMENT OF THE GrLP
thlef QuaTtermdstar'S Office,
New Orleans L.. April ]. 1875. \
CEALED PROPo SAILS, IN TRIPLICATE WITH 4
~ copy OF this advertseme nt attached TO each
under the usual conditions VIII be received at til
Office and also at the Offices Of the United States
iuartermasters at the several posts named below
until twelve o'clock NJ on MONDAY, Nav 3 1875
at "hcA time and place they will be- opened in he
presence OF bidders, for the delivery of military
supplies, during the fiscal year commencir g july
!, 1873, and ending Jlne 80. 1876 as follows:
Wood, Coal Coru, Oats, Hay and Straw or such
of said supplies may be req uirei, al the follow
ing posts, VIZ:
Depot of New Orleans, Jack son Barracks Eaton
Rouge, Colfax. shreveport, st. Mart2 illesxvou-
shatIa, PiEeville and Eatchi.oches Louisiana:
.icksburg aud Jackson, Mississippi; For. Barran.
cas- and Key West, Florida, and Little Rock Bar
racks, Little Rock, Arkansas.
BIDS for any portion of the supplies viii be en-
fertained The government reserves the right 10
reject any or all bids.
preference VIII be given to articles OF domes-
tic production.
Blank forms and printed circulars showing the
KIND and estimated quantities required at each
of bidding and terms Of contract and payment
can be obtained by personal written appIica-
ton to the quartermssters OF the various DO SIS or
to this Office. ~
Proposals should be addressed to the rrder.
signed or to the post qUarterm aster of the most to
winch the bidder proposes to deliver supplies in
envelopes marked Proposals for Fue,'" or f.,r
Forage and Straw" a. the case may be-
J. A. TIER
Chief Quartermaster. E.evet Hrisadiey Gnpe,al
United States Army. arr G: