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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-17

Every day large number of petitions are
presented in the Senate 10 favor of commits
sion to inquire into the effects of the liquor
traffic. 1t is the design to support Senator
l1owe's bill to provide for commission on the
subject Of the alcoholic liquor traffic, which re-
quires the President to appoint (subject to co.,
hrmation by the Senate) commission of five
persons, neither Of whom shall be Federal
othceholder nor an advocate of prohibitory leg
isation or Of total abstinence in relation to al
cohohc liquors, who shall serve without salary
and within two years investigate the liquor
traffic, lis relations to revenue and taxation
aud Its general economic, criminal, moral and
scientific aspects In connection with pauperism,
crime, social vice, the public health and gene
raj welfare OF the people, and also inquire and
take testimony as to the practical results of
license and probibitory legislation for the pre-
venton of intempersnce 10 the several States
Of the Union. The bill appropriates $4,000
for necessary expenses, and requires the COM
mission to report the result of their investiga-
ton to the President to be by him transmitted
to Congress. Cannot all these matters be left
to the States2 Even those who considers pro-
hibitory law desirable, must know that Con-
gress has no power to pass such law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-17

A valued correspondent writes as follows :
IN your just structures upon the system OF
sbsenteelsm from their seats of members Of the
Legislature, to the great hindrance of business,
you do not touch the true sore spot. 1t is that
petty brlbe OF free tickets over the railroad,
which causes the want of quorums Oh Saturday
aud Monday Of almost every week. If you can
shame the Legislature into passing law max
iog it msdemeanor at least to give or take this
bride, you will do much to cure the evil
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-17

Judge Wexford, Of the Richmond City CIR.
cult Court, has appointed Gen. Wickham re-
ceiver of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company. IT, on the Goth inst, the Circuit
Court of the United States, which is to meet
in this city on that day. decides that it has no
jurisdiction, Gen. Wickham will at once enter
upon the duties of receiver under the appoint
ment' The Circuit Court of Rich mond will
then proceed to ascertain the priorities of the
hens on the road in order to foreclose the mort.
gage and settle with bondholders.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-17

The South Carolina Legislature, which is
overwhelmingly Radical, yesterday elected as
an associate justice of the Supreme Court of
the State colored, man named Wright, and
the circuit judges, all Republicans The cleo.
tlon OF Wbipper, Wiggin and Moses, the FIRST
tor Charleston circuit, the most important in
the State, creates regret and indignation among
the best De class of Republicans and the people of
Lhe State generally.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-17

Llttel's Living Age for this week has been
received, aud is as usual, tu of the best Sc
lected articles from the best foreign maya
zines
The Galaxy commences its tenth year With
most attractive January number. Oue of
the most noticeable articles in the magazine is
entitled "Woman's Occupations" by Albert
Rhodes. Another prominent article is Justin
McCarthy's sketch of the royal family of Eng
land. Richard B. Kimball contributes an ar
tice upon Bankers" their tricks and man
ners Charles W. Raymond, United States
Army, contributes readable article upon the
survey of the American territory 10 the West,
and gives many interesting facts connected
With the service which have never before been
published. There is sketch of Walter Savage
Lander, by Dr.. Guernsey, followed by atrans-
lation or adaptation from the advance sheets
Of remarkable book by b. Tame, soon to be
published 10 Paris. Another article without
signature is graphic picture of the Japanese
theatre, both exterior and interior, as seen last
year at Yeddo. We are treated also to a
glimpse of the plots of some of the most popu.
lar Japanese plays. There are poems by HAL.
mar Hjorth Boyesen and Miss Kate billiard.
The usual departments of Science and Litera.
ture follow, and complete very attractive
number
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-17

The Rockingham Register opposes taxation
of churches, and says: Until we find con-
gregations are making speculation off their
church memberships, and pervertiug their
right Of exemption from taxation, from relig-
lous to carnal purposes we think there should
be 90 attack on or modification of our present
laws "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-17

BY the reassessment Of lands in Clarke
county the number of acres is ascertained to be
lO7, 5264, valued at $2,447, 1924. 10 1878
the acreage was put dowo at 1888 and the
value at 50, 46S, $500.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-17
Who Put Out that Fire.
he editor of the Alexandria Gazette !:

TO tie editor of The Alecandr1a Gazette:
Your reporter was, eVidentally, not 90 hand
at the on Wednesday, or be would not have
said that the neighbors' put it out. One Of
our Juniors who went out into the yard dscov-
cred it, and q woman with pan of water try
iDg to put it out. Mr.. Carne sent us out to
help her, and we got axes and buckets and got
things straight long before we saw anything of
the fremen, while the neighbors stood by with
their hands in their pockets. Had there not
been sick woman in the house We could have
torn it down as scientifically as the Hook and
Ladder Company.
The! SENIOR Glass OF ST. JOINS ACADEMY.
Giles Devier is now sole proprietor of the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-17

Hon. j. Randolph Tucker, OF Virginia. will
be one of the speakers at the banquet to be
given the members of Congress by the Centen-
NAL Committee, at Philadelphia, tonight or
to. morrow
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-17

Now that the United States Senator has
been chosen, it is hoped the Legislature will
60 to cork; let the code alone and adjourn as
soon as possible. If the members want to
make themselves popular, let them make haste
TO get away, and thereby relieve the burdens of
the people by lessening their taxes to that
amonnt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-17
A RRi VET

ARRiVEt
Steamer Lady of the Lake, Norfolk, to "A
Reed.
Schrs q L Harris, Daniel Brown. M Rich
ards. Louise Ra.hbone and DeMurey Gray, for
Washington.
Schrs Jane Emson and C S Bayliss, N York,
for Georgetown.
Steamship John Gibson, New York, by z Is
Hooe.
Steamer Lady of the Luke, Norfolk, by f A
Reed.
Steamer John w Thompson, Cone river by
+ A Reed.
Steamer Express, Baltimore by Jos Broders
& Co.
Schr Sarah Bruin, Georgetown, by VIM A
Smoot.
Schr Andrew johnson, Washington, by VIM
a Smoot.
Schrs Florence Dean and Daniel Brown, from
Georgetown.
Schr Sarah Potter, from Georgetown for Cuba
Schr Louisa Birdsall, Jersey City, by Ameri-
can Coal Co.
Schr q r Vreelsnd. Providence by master.
MEMoRAEDA
Schr G g Cranmer, hence, at N Bedford 18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-17

LEGIsLAHvE.-In the Legislature, yester-
day, Hon. John w. Johnston was reelected
United States Senator by strict party vote,
the Republicans casting their full vote for Gen.
w. q. Wickham.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-17

Q. D. Tilley. and George E. Radcliffe fought
duel 10 South Carolina yesterday, 10 which
Tilley was seriously shot in tho groin. The
trouble originated by personal reflections by
Radcliffe upon Tilley.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-17

.REMARKs.-The receipts of Flour are light
with moderate demand; prices are not mate
rally altered. Wheat has been active all the
week to its close when we quote the market firm
at an advance on best grades offerings of 1852
bushels, with sales of a prime white lot at l43
and red at 100 for fair, 1876. 1877 and l42 latter
for prime, and Ids and LAG for choice. Corn is
dull and lower, except for good dry lots, and
prices are dropping; offerings Of 2292 bushels,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-17
M AkEsIED,
LUST HN.D EOU.fD.

T OST-On Wednesday. 9Th instant, between
- the st. Assph-street depot and Wilkes
street, CANVAS PACKAGE, Containing
set of Carver's Tools The finder will receive
the heartfelt thanks of the owner upon leaving
th EN- at the northwest corner of Columbus and
Gibbon streets. decl7-3L
GETTER DOG-A YELLOW SETTER
- DOG, with white face and feet, missing from
its owner about two weeks, can be recovered by
applying at this office. dec list
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-17

LINcHBURa MARKET, Dec. 6-Tha demand
for Wheat is good, with limited supply ;
white l2oal35, and red l2OaI30 Very little Corn
on the market; new 50a55; o,d 65a7U. Oats in
demand at 4Oa45 Rye 75aSO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-17

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. December l6 =
The market for grain is quiet, with light re-
ceipts, and d limited demand. Whest is quoted
a. l5aai4o TOR good to choice; Corn 60s62 !;
Rye 70aI5 and Oats 40a45
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-17

| Mr.. Charles a. Rose, died at The residence
Of his brother, Dr.. Lawrence A. Rose, in
Fredericksburg, Oh the 18th instant, 10 the sgd
year of his age. Deceased was born in Stafford
county, and was editor of the Penny Post, of
Richmond, May years ago, and afterwards
turned his attention to law. He had been sick
about two months. He was gentleman OF
considerable attainments, was quiet and mod
est, and possessed the esteem of macy. ,4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-17

LAND SALE-Wm. Giddiugs and Milton
Sehooley, commissioners in the case of Aid
ridge VS.. Schooley, recently sold at public sale
2993 acres of land, lying near Carke's Gap,
for S2l per acre. George T. Rust, purchaser.
b. 2. holland and Powell Harrison, commits
sloners in the case OF Harrison VS.. Rogers, sold
on Monday the mill Hip farm, near Mid.
dIeburg, containing 100 acres, to Henry T.
Harrison, for $24. 81 per acre.
The same commissioners, in the case of Hop.
slns;, Hull 4 Co.. vs.. Berkeley, sold the "En-
field farm, near Aide, containing 235 acres,
to John Thomas, for IS. so per acre.
John W. Piggott and John E. Newton, com
mlssloners 10 the case Of Piggott VS.. Newton.
sold 90 acres of land, near Sicott's Springs,
tor $685. per acre. Thomas Piggott pur-
chaser.
Messrs. holland, Harrison, Nichols, Foster,
and Orr, commissioners 10 the cause of Rose
VS.. Green, sold two-thirds of a tract of land,
near Aldie, containing 379 acres, to Thomas
A.. Baker, for $3.50 per acre. -Loudou,.
Mirror.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-17

Giles Devier is now sole proprietor of the
Rocking ham Register.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-17

RICHMOND MARKET, Dec 16-The offerings
of Wheat to-day amounted to about 400 bush
els, and the market was dull, with Il limited en-
quiry sales of white at l50a142, and red at Boa
lao Offerings Of Corn light, with limited de-
mand, and sales at 50a53 for good to prime
Oats quiet, with small sales on private terms
No Rye offering.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-21

sobt mysIenku DOLBY tim horucneii, elm
yet-l yasnd isou schopnh
Ten dem piso syddck tragickych tech
t, udalosti, ,,7tala Sc Jest Praze y6tsi 5ko
da, nez kdyz jest kral Sigmund lezel oko
10 Prahy, MAZE lidu vice nez sto tisic.'
Lid nstI zradu, spachanou ma drahfch
ieho pfacIich.
D.ouh, jcstt, kdyz il nc1byio pana
tky po obt tech Zeliyskym zahynuysich
ogIazoyala krev ubohou zemi ceskon, kite
rou osud urcil k tomu, aby byla prvnlm
kobisttm, ma kter6m bojovaly idcy stare
no v6ltu idoami humanity a svobody; ale
plamcne kterfrn zbynnl Hus ktery
vy3lehI Cecbach proti samemu rozn6co
yateli, vzesla myslenKa jasna a stkyouci,
myslGnka bratrstyi narod1y.
KONEC.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-21

,Netupim vas prayil h'asem iemnYm,
,dohanite mne k nejhor5imu.
Pane, pokraGoyala dale. PAM z
Beaupr6au, pred dvaccti lety byla isem
dlvka nedhonua cisti nikdy iseln g
n1akeho poklesku nedopustila. Stala
l5em Sc Jedn6 noci hospodt, kdez jsem
vracciic Sc Pyrenneii tetou nocovaa,
neylnnou ob6ti hanebn6ho cnr a bezpfi-
kladne snrovosti. Kdyz jste Sc pane, II.
chazel o moi ruku, nezapfela sem niteho
vJznala jsem Sc vam Primo ze vseho
ukazala jsem YAM to dite, nevinnJ t.
plod zlocinu a wal jste ie ma ruce fekl
lst6 Ike mn6: ,Budu otcem ieho!'
,Nuze, ial Sc pan Beaupr6au, jehoz
sotva potlaceny hnGv opet sc vzboutil, me
dostal jsem slovul Zdal tuto hodinu jc
ste nepovazuie mne dcera vase "a sveho
otce!'
,Ano,' zvolala Terezie, ,avsak casto
Sc taze ubohe dit6, proc tento clovek, jenz
"a otce Sc vydava jeiz ona "a otce pova-
zule, cti a milnie, proc il jaksi nenavidl!
,L5ete,' vzkfikl pan Beaupr6au, ,sv6-
mu vlastnimu dt6ti davam tolko prfed
most, to jest vse, avsak -
(PokraGovani)
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-21
Move tajlOStl Paiizsk6.
Roman We treCh diIeCh
cd
P0NS0NA TERRAIL.
u frame. pfelos1 n. a.
Ta.emne dedictvi.
~
Ia. ..emne dedictvi.

,Nafradim, co promeskdno,pane, hned
po obede.'
Tax, ano, sednete 81 do m6ho pracov-
niho pokoie, il yam prijdu co nevi-
det Pfitinime Sc, ably dilo nase cd
nyneiska "a diva mtsice mohlo ptijit do
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-21
Jan zel!.vskyy. 7
Hlstorichd poojdha : dob husitskJch.
VII.
POnsta.
(PokraGovani.)

TUlIlSLds
B6zela kyapnym krokem ulicemi We
v6tru vlalo cern6 ieji roucho.
N'adra rychle oddychovala, vlas padal
j cello zastinoval ma smrt bledou jej
lie.
Cim tlize zdala Sc byti Gle, timr vice
pospichala. PfiSedsi ma konec Zelezn6
ul.ce, dala sc do bGhu sice radnici.
Posledni silou zatFasla tezkymi vraty a
sklesla sill zbavena ma zem. LidG, ktefi
Sc zastavovali vidouce il tax b6zeti, pfisko
cili, ably il pomohli povstati. Odnesli j
omdlenou Ike kasn6, do kterG cerstva voda
re dvora pfit6kala a omJvali spanky a
cello jeii.
JIM op6t tloukli ma vrata radnice, zda-
Ii by nemohl nekdo obyvateld pfijmout
Anezku ma chvili k seb6, nez Sc zotavi.
Udalost tato pfilakala dav, ktery neu-
stale vzr1stal Jako blesk sla mGstem
zprava, re Sc tfeba miti ma pozoru, ze diva
2oldnefi, vyslani od obce, pfepadi Anez-
ku k radnici il pfivl6kli, ably il tam "a
bill neb poskvrnili; ze je ma radnici jiz
vice divek zavfeno, kter6 81 pan IlaEek
hlidd a t. d. Pov6sti zpravy rostly Cd
dst k ustdm nezli Sc Anezka probudila
re mdlob, bylo liz prostranstvi pied radni
CT napln6no ldmi.
Vsochno pohlizelo vzhiru do oxen. Ma
jednou zavzn6l kasny vykfik. Z ne
mych ust uboh6 Anezky vymknul Sc po-
sledni zvuk nesfastnGho srdce. Use sc
tlacilo ku kasne, do kter6 Anezka ukazo-
vala rukou.
,,Krev! Vrazda!" ozvalo Sc desate
rych list. ,,Krey! Vrazda!" hucel zastur
a zeny d6ti daily Sc do hrozn6ho kf'ku
Nastal hrozny lomoz.
Voda do kasny tekouci byla zbarvens
krvi. Byla to krev z hlavy Janoyy, jei
padla do kasny uvnitf radnice.
Jako drava zvef vrhli SO muzov6 ma
vrata, zeleznou zesti pobita, ale lsili je'
ich bylo .narne. Hasek byl dal vrata
uvnitf opevniti kladami V tom objevi
Sc hejtman ma koni mezi lidmi. uZtistt
SCI Knezi Janu mic Sc nestalo." zvolal !
zastupu, ale re sterych ust SO ozyvalo:
,Ukaz nam no, ukaz nam no, at vidi.
me, 70 to je pravda!"
Hasek zatroubil ma rob dral Sc da-
vem k Zeleznd ulici, chteje nekudy ute
ci.
Sotva ze rozlehl Sc pronikavy zvuk trui
XIV, otevfela SO vrata domu radnici sou
sedlciho a dve ste zoldnefl vyfitilo Sc na
lid.
| ,,Zabte ie. Zabte je!" kficel lid tlaci
Sc ma voiaky.
,,Zradna chase. Zabte ty lotry!" VIOLA
no re vsech stran.
Lid hnal dprkem proti te hrstce vojin1
roztrhl jejich six. Nastal zapas muz
proti muz. Novych tfi sta muza vyfit
10 sc brany, ale TIME vysledkem.
Uasek dohonen Zelezne ulici feme
ny ptivazan ma kone. zoldaefi pfemoz'
n; zbaveni zbrane.
/; V teze chvili zvoneno ma poplach
radnici a Marie Snezne.
z cele Prahy sbihal Sc lid. zeny d
ii, starci mladez, vse brnulo Sc ma ma
:, mest, tax ze ie prostranstvi jeho jiz pc
, imouti nemohlo. Reznici neopomenu
opatfiti Sc sekerami pocali sekati do IL
sti velikymi hfebiky k dubovJm vrati
te pfibite.
Ia nedlouho pocaly litati tfisky &c vr
Z a usilovnemu namahani podaflo Sc vyf
!, kati We vratech otvor dosti velky, tax
Sc mensi tenci protlacili do domu.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-21

ull pidCONhS, "oy PN
kem die diplomatickem sveho pfedsta.
veneho.
Pane pravila ma to pani Beaupreau
iakymsi pohnutim, nebot znala nepfl-
stupnost a zatvrzelost sveho muze, Jenz u
kryval pod zevneisi dobrocinnosti lStivoSt
a GskoGnost, pane, mohu vami promlu
Wit o vecech vaznychF
,Nuze, co jest!'
,Mela bych fici vecech ddlezitych,
pokratovala pani Beaupreau, dodavalic
81 srdce.
ALE ot pax Sc jedna'
,Jedna Sc mou dceru, pane
Pan Beaupreau pohl6dl ma svou chot
podivenim, nacez ona dale pokraco-
vala:
,Hermin6 jest jiz devatenact let, pane,
ona Jest tedy stafi, kdy SO muze ma
divka vdavat'
Sc vdavat3 Mily Boze, procF zvolal
pan Beaupreau.
,Vzdyt ale,' -. .odvetila uboha matka'
ma eel6m tele Sc chvejic, Include vas way
mitl "a. ...
,Budiz,' di prudce pan Beaupreau, "a
le konecne tn tfeba, chceme-li, ably Sc Vda
la nejakeho zenichas"
,Toho bezpochyby jiz ma -.
Jest bohatr tazal Sc nacenik kancela-
re 8 dychtivosti, nizto jevila Sc celia leho
lakota.
jest to mladik vdzeny, dobrymi u
slechtilymi vlastnostmi, jenz miluie Her
minu tax vroucne, ze il mIze ucinit vel
mi stastnou.'
,Velmi dobfe -. Jest ale bohatl'
,Nikoliv, ma ale cestne postaveni.'
Pan Beauprean pokrcil rame-
mona.
To nestaci, pravi.
,Avsak Hermina jej, pane, tax miluje,
jako on j.
,Jeho imenoE
Innate no, q ocenil jste ho tez. odpovG-
della pani Beaupreau. jest to pan Fer
nand Rocher.'
Pan 2 Beaupr6au vyskocil Sc stolice a
nevoli vykfikl:
Ne, TO Jest veru pfilis Ufednik ne
kolika osmnacti sty frankIv sluzneho be-
halefe, bez protekce, bez budoucnosti! =.
Blaznite, pani, nepropGjclm SO nikdy k ia
koye posetilost. To nemdze byt take
nebudep
A nan Beaupreau SO zvedl beha
prudkym krckem po saldne, svite divoc'
malyma sediyyna ocima, prozrazul'
rozeilenine obycejne.
PAM Beaupreau sedic stranou krb'
mysli kleslou odevzdanou, iako to byvi
II tech, jiz snaseji dlouhe tyranstvi neod
vault SO vice zapasiti tyranem, PAM
Beaupreau mela oci sklopene, dve ii
chych slzi splynulo po vybledlych tya
rich. .Najednou Sc mrlz pred nj prudc
zastavi upfel ma nj sve sede ocl'
Wy placete, ze nechci dite vase datl cl
veku, bex grose, bez budoucnosti, Wy pli
cete, kdezto byste mi mohla dekovat',
starttr1 SO O blaho tohoto dtete, kterez III
nj me, kterez mimo to jest dite nahody'
to pochy ybeniP 80.
Ma tato posledni slova, ma tuto p
sledni potupu nemlcela uboha panl; cd
vzdana obet celych 20 let Sc opfela, p
prsek hrdosti zableskl SO ocich jejic
Poyaala nahle a iakoby pnzena nej
kym tajnyn hnutim zvolala;
Pane, Wy mne tupite, kdezto sam is
clovek re vsech nejzbabelejsip
Ma tato slova ter. spravedliv
b6 rozhorle-. Beauprea
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-21
Pro CG $ X 6
VystGhOyaICe.

HAMBURSkO,- : AMERICKA PARO
PLAVEBNf SPCLEGNOST.
(Hamburg -Amcrikanische Packctfahrt-
Action Gesellschaft.)
Prima pOStOyni parOpiayba
HAMBURKEM A MEWYORKEM
po slavn6 osytdcenJch vclkych postoy-
Mich parolodich
Pommeraaia, Umjagja, SileSia, Frisia,
WcstphaLja, CimJria, Holsatia, Han,-
monia, Steuid, Goethc. Herdcr, Lesstng
Wjedland, hIopStoch, Gellert, atd. atd.
PO tGChtO IOdich Sc nikdc
pre- S c d d.
eY Lodni vypfayy konaji sc 2
uamburku do New Yorku kazdou stfedu
NovGho Yorku do Iamburku kazdy
ttvrtek.
Z lara ma podzim konaii Sc Ham
burlu do NoyGha Yorku a 2 Noyeho
Yorku do Hamburku mimofadn6 vypra
vyiv sobolu.
Pfeplavni ceny:
4 Hamburku do Noy6ho Yorku:
l. kaiuta $12O zlata, II. kaiuta $72 zla
ia, mezipalubi $32 papirech.
L Nov. Yorku do IIamburku:
/. kaiuta 500 zlata, H. kaiuta $50 zla-
ia, m9zipalubi $50 papirech.
D6ti cd ~ 10 rokd plati polovicku,
koienci Hamburku do n. \. 3 80 a
Z N. Y. do IIamburku bezplatn6,
Y IIamburku poda blizsi zpravu gene
ralni iednatel August BOItcm, VIM.
MILLER'S NachtQlger 33 Il 81 Admi-
ralitatstrasse, kde CechovG naidou sv6-
no rodaka
p. JOSeGa EastOra.
V New Yorku podaii blizSi zpravu &c
neralni iednatelov6
KUNHARDT Co, 81 Broad ST., N. Y
G. b. RICHARD d BOAS, 81 Broad
way iakoz vesken iich iednatelov6 po
Spjoenych Statcch.
{ c sky jednate pro CIeyead, o,
L.. D. Palda. l.b:s CrOtOnst.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10
pECISIONS-MARCH 0.

Supreme Court ChdmbeTs-By Judge Lawrence
the Hall; SeFrel; walsh Dale; StNy
sgt al Hammond Brnc Matter Of Wsou-Mem-
Uranium hcGOwan order granted Hart
ng-Pry under tie In the matter OF tue
the New ORR Bridge Company real estate the
C Of New York belonging to Arthur Duoasquer
granted o0aiTISug report Comm belonging
Rche ColnEsaae Same belonging row 70 Grasset LaunJ
Sar
By Judge Donohue-Gae agi G-Repot Of confirmed
aud Geree plain a. Bats LyddY.-0uer
granted DOulsDA Uilnan ag Hasa
Granted; m.-oraElun.
pefiQI IcrSBY Judge Van Brunt-Ben ag- Kennedy ct al
Finding settled
By Jasc Vo1sSeaey Grant ct aPndnes and decree
settled.
Superior COurt-Spccidl IeTm-By Judge Curtis
Metropolis MetrgerMotnn for grated
Ry Judge .gwc..WhIte ct al Tmslge aSee
rsuonn Hsrnet al settled Guam
berian administFatrr Chanbe Compliant dismissed
The Produce Baak of the CITY New
ag BALDWIN, assignee, &eMohon tenied with so costs
President
Of North America sgt GsrneE-C settled
&c, Fox ct GFndngs 10 I've engosSed. Nc
Msnu Manu e. a-Demurer sustained sre memoapiam(
By CheEJice MOnelLCOnrsreTT ct al Pears and
settled handed Cek Of SPECIAL
MADAM g and anOsee With Clerk SPECIAL
Tern-
Common Plsas-SDCcidt ern--BV Judge Larremore.
TAe MaoT &SJuIgneni tor defendants See de-
lslQn.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 10.

wBDNRSDAl MARCH 10
, Liverpool the aeamsne
lava close al u No Supplementary Mail Steamship sam a.
\ m IRON Cunari Docs. jersey CITY. 81 p..,s.
Mails Tor Aspnwa the Central American and sou
pors etc b, steamship Colon. close at 10 SUI pemenI
Nal osed at the Ohce IL Steanfhp sails A. Il ~
" THURSDAY MARCH II.
NAL. M Rnrpe via Hamburg ov steamship
Pommerana close IL 80 AsappemtiarV h1I eose
PosOtce At Il5 steamship saIls AZ n IRON per oo'
Third-st, tOboken. . 80 ~ .,... =, D
Mai, for Havana and steamship City OF Vera Cruz eo
m suppemenary Mal closed at the Po~tOmee AZ ['1V
steam ship sal at 3 D. IRON Pier No s. ~ X
rRIDAf. MARCH II
Newfoundland close at 'Ds Ns"ior ro'omos eve" ''
Mai Tor halifax n s. closed the NevYOrt POoh'e ever
day y. N .,.. 49,, ~
Mails Britain and Ireland via Queenstown ana Ve'poo
h, the steamship Baltic Supplementary MAI ' esee
the IN. Steamship sails at 10 h from re
No. 62 North River. -, -.-.,,. ,u...r,
Rr kroe VIA sonhsmpon Bremen b1 the steamship Weri
mails close Al II 80 Supplementary NAL closed AZ he
Once tt l:l5 Steamship sals a. y H' HO~ i''i WV "
Thiri-st, Huboken. -, ,.-,e e.....
Mails Tor Nassn P Kingston JImaca aid the usrei Sts
Colombia Rtn close IL NJ Ssmsbip SAWS AZ
D. m PIER No. 5l Norta River -
Mss West. steamship Geo W CLYDE close Al H.
steapsho sa is a. 8 IN. from Pier No. 20. East RIVER
SUNDAY. MARCH ID
All stlI O'Clock ine rOssosee '''' n0S
u o a. n