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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-10
FAILURE OF A PLAN OF RAPID TRANSIT.

In Supreme Court, Special Term, ON Satur-
day. Ike sanford granted decree for the sale Of he
franchise and property Of the NewYorI Central Under
ground Railroad in foreclosure suit brought by OHgon
Vandelburgh. who director Of tho Company. and
claims to have advanced TO it amounting now, with
interest. TO S1O2.977 90 In March, 1873. written
agreement was entered into 10y the Company with Van
derburgh whereby the Company agreed 10 issue mort
gego bonds TO the amount OF $12500O0 within three
mouths and 10 pay the paintis claim. with interest In
such bonds at par u the first S2500O0o such issue
The bonds were issued 1u July l, 1870, TO Wander
burgh who brought suit to fOreclOse The mon gage
Joseph 4 BOswOFth was appointed referee. IN me- re-
port Hie the latter part OF last month, ne decides
that The plann had just claim 10 the amount and also
that tie charter OF the Company had not been forfeited
by noncompliance with its terms. IT having eXpe'o'o
50 10 il making excavations Under Judge -th-
forls decree confirming tie referees report the proceeds
aIe to he applied frst, Z The payment OF any balance
due The receiver OF 10 Company ana proper coMpen-
saOn tor his service second the costs and oHrensco
of the action third, 10 the payment Of tue pamuhs
claim ami fourth, the surplus, any, to the Chamber
lain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-10

The examination Of Capt. b. p. Nichols OF
the American brig II. G. ,.bley, charged with Crelly
treating j. H. j. Alers. the cook AMI steward Of that brig
was begun On saturday before Commissioner Osborn A.
H. Pupy and Assistant United States Diotrct-AttOrncy
Pullman appeared for tie prosecution, and william
T. Howe for the defense. MF. Purdy moved for the COM
mment OF Nichols o charge Of attempting 70 commit
murder The high seas. and offered in support or the
motion what Is supposed De the d. ing declaration Of
Alers, the substance Of which was published in 1uL
TRIBUNE Of last Friday. In oppos'ne tho motion. Nr
Howe tilil that she statement OF Alc3 entirely
false and offered lidlyts the oc that Lc no.
suffering from cruel treatment, but from epnoptic ts.
COlnmis ,i0ner Osborn denied tne motion.
Charles Dele, second OF the brig testified that
after she lett Philadelphia for Piau. he heard
AcTs cry ont IN the captains cabin, II he had been
hurt that he had never the captain strike AlcTs
that o found him Jing n,ens.De il the OrCcastc
and that lie thought he was IN III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-10

Ferdinand Sartori. charged with possessing coun-
f. 400 nil was Saturday by Commissioners
Osborn.
At the Washington Place Police Court YESTERDAY,
roeanb ~ NcMol0ck and Thomas Lynch were held Tor
tfsntug 10 pick pockets Harriet Wilson was held for dis
ry conduct she created great disturbance IN the Court
ssnI ed Officer Fleming aud when put IN the prison van
bIoke one OF the panels With her foot
At the ToInbs Police Court yesterday, Michael
Nm Bois ckan, who charged German Immigrant - 10
drive the Pennsy lvsna Depot 10 the Grand central
epo anf subsequently extored ~ IRON him preerse ~
re6r,ng il 10 pay passage for the
IeystOwn " committed In $500 bail for the oieise
The Grand Jury Of the United States Circuit
Court following additional indictments Joseph
Peter A. Malone receiving ON Feb 1870. nine bar
res entering tho receipt OF the same ON
Henry GOein and Isaac Ccldstein 81 No 2sb
commit ting acts OF fraudulent bankruptcy Win Ill
tent 50 defraud their Creditors.
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Gteamboats an0 ilGi!roa0s

pen SY LYANIA RAILROAD THE
L GREAT trunk LINEAND UNITED STATES MAIL
ROY Trans leave New York rom foot Of Desosses and
Express for Harrisburg. Pittsburgh and SOUTH
with Pullman Palace Cars attached $3.50 H. and $50
FOR WiIamsport ana Lock Haven via Philadelphia and
Winansport Lock Haven CORY, and Erie 80 m. con.
nectng II CORY Ttusye Petroleum Center and tho Oh
for BALTIMORE Washington and the South Limited wash
ingtln Express VI II % ~ diy' sAc"Pe sunday
FSprSss for Phadephia Z 73O TO- 93e a H. 70 so s.
Ala J. L. = $50 D. IN, and II night sunday D. o. = $50
and p N. Emigrant aud second class. 7 D. n.
tss HgE i6 s s. o. M 5S 30 - 80! 40 Io M go
$50, :. 13g. Sl1, TO- 1880 p m and ~ night sunday,
FOR Ell46elI, s e.$ Z, 40 = 9 TO- II smy l2 m,
& 9 &l TO- iis0 ~ No. and Il night 1o O' s1n S
52o, $50 :. and SO IN ~ 10
30 5IO $40 l. $40 i3U, 80 go 5:l0 6.I. 10 $50
:, TO- ~ p M and ~ nsht sunday - 90 and = N
Fox NSs BIGnswcE I. 3 aud II 2, $40, ilO. 500.
for Est Milestone II a ~, ana5 2 pm
For For Fns, s '9a $40 Ssy m ESQ no and p M
For Lambert, lie $50 a. m, =, 3 and 40 p M
FOR FlemlnetDn, $50 a. IA, and y. m
For Mercer and somerset Branch p m. - -.o u,
Trenton, BodsaioSp, Darlington and C'uHlen ''o A1'
Ier Freehold 1880 a. m. and 40 p M
For HisSistSwn Penbrton Camden via Perth Anboy
and via Hogn;Sash Jgne'S ao Perth Amboy
Monmouth JuDct w., ,huryh G55ana IN
nam ana i1is 70 a' H. daily Gi5 asd 40 p m, daily
except Nona, From WASH. Gt3n aI % ~ q. 80 m
deIph aI SIC s $40 55 To- II2O ll.5I 20, 4o5
az az, ia 20 no. 49, Ia Ia as i55i p O~Y
Ti,ket lee a96 and ga BToadwsy No A,ior House
Irookyu and Nos IA no and us Hudson at, hosoksa
IMMIGRANT esol ofse 80 hSi Hnt's Ter sa
FRANK THOMSON. EvuslA MAAsAvI.
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DECISIONs-JAS. 3.

Supreme Court-ChdmbGs-B Judge Barrett
Matter OF BRYAN, &c.-CDmmittse appointed
IeyAa-Bg JIlgs UOpOhuS-iiOOth agt. Kitchen
Ju igment for Defendant on demurrer; opinion
BgJgc UestbrOOk-Gray agt Green, ct a-Judgment Tor
plaintiff; opinion.
Common Pleds-SpcciaI Term-By Judge J. +. DAILY.
Morgan al act. Hammersein ~ al-hotOn granted,
without Matilda Morris Robert h. Mufr--AH'
Ony peHdepts is rate al ~ week ceun
sci lee of $50 allowed Merriam Gsrman.- Motion
granted without COfu IOseeAp Plcaon should
tO Judge IaTremOre the stay S0velsn dg SOW
Memorandum counsel Andrews agt. Burnett
Motion denied; Injunction continued no COSTS
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THE COURTS.
CHARLES DEvLIN'S SUIT.

-, rux PLAINTIFFS COUNsELIOPINIoSS
er np yEcKH,M. GEN. BARLOW AND OTHERS.
IT. sdt brought by Field e. Deyo on be-
cbor,es Devlln Of which the substance was pub
$50 m THE TRIBUNE OF Friday, was the suOJec' vi
- Comment among the lawyers on Saturday fleiu
a n.vo in conversation on Saturday hsisteu 'ha' '
- bs nothing " do with Tweed, but that MI DeVhh
80 deterInned to press it independently IL IL com
d otlsrs To pay part of the money claimed rom ',i
.rseaa that was an incidental matter The SUIT n,u
,rao,dent in the action by Mayor Havemeyer Di'"e
1872 against Mr.. Tweed ,..o,,,ge II
Nv psekhau considered the suit a mere suo'e'i"e
was directed against men who have poen rho
against the Ring. very possibly 70 -, entity
nrosecu,ion had been most active againS. 'p' 'oood
- ), ,,,,a,s imp,lcated had not been rele"seu'
-. ~. rs wiling tbnt city or county sho" -,
,olped from releasing them III iao', o ,ges Of
an tho new suit 10 try commenting VI -, -,
~ ',o ~, pockbam claimed that everything had Doen
-, -. oould be done. The hist SUIT 's"ine' 49,
w.. ere only one then possible In view oil MI Uoi
""o ,,,,nda The new suits were only made possoie
"s, srioo and they already ON the calendar oI
cal qbe prosecution could not justly be CHARGED WIZ
the clerical error Of tne from taking advantage of
prev irrSiities yet great progress had been me
decision h9o now held check for
49,. ",o,nt received from WaIsOhs esiat; NJ 70 .
mhsIs lad esnecal charge of the matter hut he I'M
Bailow KeTser hsd given Mr. Schultz security 70 pay
tie elo' r,,,id and what was justly due to hiin
oo tne q Carter said he had not yei careluy eAom
q, a liz new suit, but from what ne hau So, ne w. he
~ " nothnc IN IT, Gen. Barlow stated as TO Tue
Ile natter thl his assignment to MI schailz con
ssiei OF private claims held ny Abont 40 900 or
@ oS6 we're collected these claims by Mr. Sa6
80 -, ,ling SEQ 900 from Tweed No Gctouh'lhg iu
ntnl ~ fnr the reason that keysers accorhts
- e e Xiv had not been settled Richard Gotaan,
exCorporation Counsel supposed as idaS War; NIr
an that the action would ne ana Nl.l.a9 ~
pitsn mad brought his suits on the theory tat elel
consIir or was liable for all the unds ~ m % al
w., a,ot Tweed for ALL this suit was Drought 10
sbarer, in the misrepresentation share ln IWeeu nap,
tnuoi2 VI ~ aT ireiye-defensivc measure on
1Iy. ~ 80 M Field was an able lawyer, ana would
no 6,i,,t carry what ho htd DtSdn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-10

On Oct %, 1873, the Post-Oiiice ut Never
sink, sullivan County was broken into and robbed OF
postage stamps. postal cards, and envelopes valued at
$50. The robbers also carried away all the receipts
letters, and vouchers the Office al that time Special
Agent shauot of the Post once in tts city, assisted DS
D. II. Stewart. Postmaster az NeyoIsnk, Immediately
began Il search Tor The stolen properly and tie robbers
Thoma, Turner. GDorso Man Eugene hait, Euey Carl
Nancy Brown. George Mants daughter. and wife OF
Marx Brown. recently hung Al Monticello, and Lanra
ft al Of whom occupied house about Il mile, from
Ncvcisu, -ted but none 81 the stolen property
was any Of them, on the prcmises. Some
time after ward Mlts Younger daughter informed the
officer, thst 10 they would her against harm. she
would toll them a about te robbery of the Post Ofc'
The officers made promises, hut upon another careful
scar %! abe ufCui-cs they found nearly al The prop
crty stolen from the Post Oicc. The suspected robbers
Immediately rrartstcd, ana aict Their ir1l Tor
stealing hr'iu of butter Will 10 Tie cfrEt NJ argu la
once
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RELIEF FROM A CREDITORS SUIT

William Butler Duncan of the firm Of Dun
can. sherman Co. filed petition In the United States
District Court yesterday, stating that the claim Of Jane
FerIero for S2l97 90. upon which a suit has been
Brought is claim provablc in bankruptcy, and therefore
prays that the proceedings in the action may stayed
until the determination Of the Court the discharge
OF the hrui in bankruptcy Upon this petition aud
motion OF {. W. Bangs. solicitor Of the BANKRUPT nfm
Judge BstchfOrd has granted an order i'm Which he
directs that all proceedings the action shall be STAYED
pending the proceedings In bankruptcy. Is thought
that during this week application revoke This order
will be made Judge Batchord, and that il will raise
important questions respecting the power OF the United
States District Court 10 make such order.
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DcntletrD

ELEGANT GUM SETS, 81; Rose Pearl, SO ;
A fwlite metal FOR shallow Jaws. S~l continuous gum
plaina Ine ioicaaia auaneled 80 nitrous oxide al
minIsteIVJ O.. H. GODEMANN BOZ Third ave- near lnrty
srthst
NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-recth extracted
= without pliu. Dr. HhsBH3uck iormeFy orfIa.or
painless cXacon OF teeth Il3i Bf0ddway corner Ot
1Gthh 3D.
SOMETHING NEW, CHEAP and BEAU II
- FIiNr Pose Pearl Plates uEGirAlng color and sub
sAnce f1r artificial teeth excel everything heretofore of
beauty strength and hsht- needs only 20 be seen
mad. IN Gay. and only 40 % 80 per
CAL AID examine Also. bty Rubber SETS from 80 10
sl5 Gold ant Hlatna, SO SO. Extracting under ga'
Dr. T. O. an - Twenty third IT., near Madison ave
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No Jrpey-A late learned and rlol

No JrpGR-A late learned and eloquent
bishop .i- very uuyious convert Parse Who Vts
mabinr uiue Al as Ia London. and meeting him
cison favorable Tor private conversation. de- opened an
attack upon his peculiar tcu't-. II cannot think, sad
be. how oi intci -rHco and education Whose
mind hes been tnlrs gee by travel ANA assoc di pu with
men of different opinions woT-ip created object,
.lch as the sun" "Oh. my lord bishop returned the
Pascc hld not been fortunate In tine weather since
BIZ arrival in THE country you should SIC yoI have
no idea what glorious object Il Is"
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miscellaneous

A DWERTISERS who desire to reach country
~ Ia tho West do tho Dest and cheapest
manner using section. OF kELLOGGS Great
Newspaper Lists Apply to A y. ktOGG, ~ Jack son 81,
chicago, H. 81 f. ". FOSTER, 100 ~oriitstr y. y.
A LADY with a pleasant, quiet HOME, IN
~ good healthy location will give aaeroate and devoted
mnthcIiss child UnrNCrpupnabc references 81 r1
required Address j. Z. - ~ West Warren st. BROOK
Ign. l.. l.
MATT RAJ DRIED GRASSES look beautiful
~ vases and for years 80 varieties ~ Grasses ami
Moses Bouquets Tor - cents AMI upward samples
taken to h0usTs tree Of charges. Address ARNOLb FAEiZ
Iij Bower. y. T., Flower Business
SIDE PLATING done by machine for dress
- makers and private fannie, at . cents per yard.
y. SiTANCUPP 70 Division st.
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-
NEw-YoRK CITY.
lsthst. 2i5 n W Of Ave a, 25x92. leasehold Ed
ward GALE ref TO Joseph HaDOn $500
patrick to Michael Ii 1000
lar Louis Grader aud wife to LoHis Fink and others i25oo
Thos fiEpatF.ck 1000
Frcik p Moscly trus 10 Enos Kicker ......... I.a2l
Amelia 5chuster and hush to Maria Nenter 5000
ilTthsi =, 1913 OF 3D. ave, J5XlJ0llx iTregu.
lar Jas Clarke, guardian ana others, % Martha -
IOjih st. 42j Il e OF lOh.aye, 2l9i2xlO0li Chas
Wilkins and wife to Felix @ Pinto. 5000
Hudsonst, =, tchnrch loO Jas Anderson to Robert
% ave- = 9si OF l5rh ST. ii iosiOox irregular
peter VoSer and adoiph Essg $4,000
ana Vie 10 same ~ % - '. $4,000
10lst s. same Nina Essig Voger .... $4,000
10Th st. same Adoph Essig Valentine KOenIg 49, 0l
9th II, s - iU6.9l, II " OF 7h-ave. 9LlO3x9,; Val
entne KocnIs and wife 70 Adoph Essg 2OOOl
Kun sGndS Iinherr to Mary Iinerr 1900
Inheer ard wifc 10 same. 10000
to same 1000
WarJ; same to 1000
Ave b. " = 20 IL of i5th q 60x2O Caiblrine Mackan
aud husband 10 Jas thompson 5000
4 shcchy 10 Garrett MuTtaugh 1850
ana wife to Walter cutting Nominal
3ttI.s., 1903 70 " If 2d ave, lS3XJS9; John {.
Inshncli referee TO Lawrence FuTlan 1000
7th9' y 2J.3 n q OF Ave b, 2OXSSSh also 9Sth st.
wife to Itirsc6 frank 10000
CGngdon Nominal
BcrnaTd Brcdei and wife 10 WIN sch%srz $4,000
Don9liefty y To- Il Iioushton ...... 1850
lOflciaLI j. Y. SAVAGE Deputy Register
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-10
CHARGE AGAINST A CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER.

Philip ROnzOne, CustOm-hOuse broker
charged with defraudng the revenue, has been held
by Commissioner Shields in 5000 bail TO await the
action OF the Grand Jury. The specific charge against
Ronzone il that ne suppressed the invoice OF mathe
matieal instruments valued at $500 which were con
signed 20 him, and some that none hal been sent
Through the corruption or incOmpetency OF the
appraiser. IL is claimed. who is ont OF otce, the
instruments reported worth only $50. which
Ronzonc paid the duty. A. II. Purdy counsel for Ron
zone, says that the charge against him is probably Tie
result Of mistake. United States DstTic t-AttOrney
Bliss states that Ronzones will lead TO the dis
Covery OF others Of like character.
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Giin Droperip 60 Get.

hFFICES TO LET.-Some very desirable IN
" the haiIirgs36 aud Be0kmaitst. AMI l5J and 10
Nassaust rutland & wHIFING Beeklnan-st.
DULAND 81 WHITING, Real Estate Agents,
Beekman-st New Post Nee give special atten-
tion care estates also TO the renting OF downtown
property.
rIO LET-An elegant BASEMENT, 2Ox1O,
i a building facing city Han Park the rolis vel
adapted billiard having high ,eins Nae
light aud Apply TO J. " "YGhoFf a Co., IL
PaIkrow.
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Ore Cream.

HORTON" ZOE CREAM
l. u,do from ~ RI ORANGE COUNTY CREAM
the public Is a' sOvcIng The lrt a. they compare II
gl,h Others M1kr. not made from fur. Cream.
sas u.cced those OF any other r,a1 Simrnt OF tle
kiud 100 thr Not AMI almost equal those ui al the New
YORK dealers combined We thus enabled 10 supply q
BETTER ARTICLE NJ a LOWER FIGJRL Than any
other establishment
CHARLOTTE RUSSO, rich and delicious
- CENT PER DOZEN. or 20 CENTS PER ART
pEpOTS NO sos 4THAVE and 40. 1,2Gi BROAD
WAY.
RUSSELL a. SONS.-lCE CREAM.
-. BIBLE HOUSE.
Sr .cial attention 20 out town 0rdrrs
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Gouses dno farms Wdnte0.

XNANTED-TO RENT, an ACADEMY or
W SEMlN AIRY. capacity Il boarding scholars 100 miles
from New York, accessible by a or Natei by Principal to
ITS school NORMAL, Box II Tribune Once
NNANTED-A house worth $4,000 10 $4,000
" exchange iUr good hase. Address with full
particulars II. San BORN, 3i7 Electromagnetic, Brooklyn.
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Goparincrsbip Notices.

Put,urIriuA. NrU YoRa. tyU PaHs Jan. T. 1875
MIR. JOSEPH W. DRENEL of New York
VI r,tt,- i, day active uusnc-, and "ltniIaws
Mr EGisrO a. TABfIil. heretofore 81 Ac tam 81 FaUbr
& C.auLr., NtW-luT.. becomes go, day partner iu oar
rhiltls Ihd Nrwlo and Paris, r-tht in New
York. bifA ~ a. 90. fL!ldrii.t
INtNEI. MORGAN g. Co., SrwNOrk,
BEENEl, II AlitN a 60. PARIS.
$40 ,sp3i2 BROADWAY. NuT-YoRA Ian I. 1876:
NOTICE Is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore r,.tus BOT tru r and, Do, ene AMI fHck
tIe irIu maine az NrllD1 q 'ilNN'l',-
thus iay dissolved h DO, own limitation. ftAer partner ~ an
thuiized o. ssI 900 liquidation fh' tu ~.'-i'f'
NEW-NoRN Dee. 81. 1910.
FTIE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be
tfr.u o. u.d t-.utd under The s.yr or nih utmroi
HUME bIY, l. aich otptcs this date b, iLl.cr ''ln-
ued or The period II three years NN T. l " Ei,.,,,.
3p1 BnoAUDAY, =. y, Dec. 81. 1,75.
rEHE COPARIN ERSHlP OF HAIEN. WIFI
My a GO. cxp.ps TINS DAY 10y limitation 1acbiN-
ness y M be- continued partner. under The firm
name Of HAIEN, WHITNEY, IODDS c9,r
4. ". WHITNEY, H. q. Shl SER
r.. 4. TODD -. j. HOUNDS.
ryuE Copartncrship heretofore cvsting he
tit undersigned . This day Dissolved hy limitation
Now York. Jan. ]. iS7G.-JhMES ". CALDWELL. WAL
TYR WESTON, join ". ROCKWELL.
rs'IlE undersigned have this day formed CO.
partnership under tho linn name and ~ e OF IDM Eli
WALLER WE ron.
NowYork Jau. J. 1876. JAMES H. WATTS
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\ new-madc minister. having OCCASION to
marry couple his rst Official act. aud dere being
auto Al a-eublage rgr-eut DE- tlmnci a. strike them
dumb VITA ave. ana So, winding up. he SAID 81 pro
nouuce You ana wife, and the Lord have mercy on
yOul -.uf 6Ouls"'
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nlarbie nn0 Slate ftldnts!s.

EASONI & ISOLA,
~ STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS
llB ~ 1872 West fOth 81, near Broadway.
Monuments Mantels, Affairs, Figures. Ilne, NalnsfOng
Be Importers from and manufacturers IN Italy OF arDlo
work Of every description.
MARBLE AND MARBLElIED MANIELS.
WI designs. from fl2 upwards. Also Monumental
work at greatly reduced prices Marble Turning Tor e t.
kLABER t3i II gh,eenth 81, near ThlriaFe y Y
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p4cSEN.cErN ApRlTEn

PROM GLAs4sQW-I IN IL ssstfp E1iopjd Jan S-Eyelyn
Johnson julius Samson. SIR, MunsOn, Henry Siearn Mn
,telrn, Dr. John Wilbur.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
" Lowe New York from foot Of Desbrosaes and Cor

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- Leave Newfork from foot of DesbrosSes and cort
sS5 w. fol Washington and the West Pullman parsor an.
day ars nom Nes-York 20 Washington. Pullman sleep
ING ma day esrs from Baltimore 10 Pittsburgh Chicago
nectops ior columbus, indianapolis louisville, AMI
255 p M for washington and the SOUTH savannah Florida
and New. Orleans; Pullman paror ears from New-Yori
1855 ?: daily for Washington. the South end ws.t
fnsnTa' &c making close FOR ~ ho9.
with trains for Richmond LyDchburg. savannah FLOR
ia New Orleans and the south Through sleeper Bati
For thgongh tickets please call $. the Company, oces
Of cOrland ana SITS and depot jescy City
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE ANDOHfO X. r.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY
Freight NewYOrs foot Liberty CoEnects
% van and iSSs K hSs%R' S %
and & ~ Division a9 Win Lshgh Valley RAILROAD
Central rennsyyfSa and XSGs siste
Commencing Dec !, ls75-Leave New York az follows:
Bath Allentown Aaac Chunk Tamaqaa Tamalend, Wilkes
barre, POttsye scranton Sc
@way Train I ISr f n6 and Easton connects
500 @ Exrais9 Ssiy 'czsept supdsys,. or
ES@ ar S n and @ wss at
PGtIsyillo; scranton, Danyllls. Wlli1IH'pogI ~:
LOO p mIExPeEss for Tls@instoo Essoe AIlsatown.
barre Readag Columbia Lancaster, Epbrata, Posyille
245 p m~ExPaEss for Easton. Belvidere Bath. Maucb
Chunk, Wikesbarre, and Scranton.
$3.50 .. m.-Way train for Dunelen.
400 D. m-Way uain for Eas0n. Allentown. and Manch
chunk Connects Junction with Del Lack. and West
4.3O m-Way train for >0neryNie ana flenIn gton.
500 D. m.-Way train for Dunelcn.
5:l5 m-EyFSSG EXPkEsS daily. for EasOD. Allentown.
Nsueh Chunk, NIlaesbalTe TOwanda Reains and HaIris
burg.
$50 D. m.-Way Train FOR Someryille
500 D. m.-Way Train Tor SOmerYille.
$500 m.-Nay Train for Dunelen.
700 D. m.-Way IRAN iOr SOmeryille
$50 H.-FOT EastOn
$50 D. m.-May Train for SOmarville.
1900 y. nl.-Way Tram Tor Dmelen.
For Elizabeth at J5J $40, C3J, T. 100. 7:iJ. :. si5
900 $50 1915, ll:l5 a. m; IL N, ia, 200 2A5. 3
3u 3ij alb 4.3u, i:iJ .. 30, $50, DID, 3, Go
Go. Z, $40 $50. 9s3O, 1880, ll:l5. l2P.
4. T.. KICKER. Snyt Eng
n. P. BALDWIN General Passenger Agent
NEIAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL Co.
~ Owning operating the only route 10 Coop
Sharon, IfOWes Bals0n Saratoga, Lake and
places Champan. Night trains ani FROM
New York at Albany ant Troy with morning trains
he daY nr steamers and midday trans with evening "a ANS
Tor all the lbOycHancd places =. T.. MAYO, Genl Pasj
Agent. H. Y. OLlPIfANl, ASST Prest
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

MED the motion holding that the United States Circuit
Cont has jurisdiction Of the ease.
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Ancliou Sales Of Real Gstnte

GALE OF PROPERTY At YONkERS.-3l2
- acr4 NJ land Broadway, YOnkeYs plot Of abon 80
lots. situate quarter ~ mile north % NewYOrk CRY
viii be- sold undo. foreclosure at Manor .la Workers
MONDAY next Jan. 10, lt o'clock IN the afternoon.
For particulars apply 10
KNOX & MASON,
No. "A broadway. New-lUFk.
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MINIArIIRK AEMANAC.

Gun 1.2f sets % Moon sets. 7OI
WAiTB TINS DAY-A.
$40 Islfud.. 722 Hell o. FcfrJ VII
wATKE THIa DAi-f v
7ls COWS Island. 7j3 Hell a. Ferry b4Z
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gteamboais ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatOnit
- Naugatuck Railroads Fare 81. Steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves Catharinesp at IL and Bridgeport at
u
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Saturday Jan. 3, 1875.
There were no transactions at the Exchange
Salesrooms to-day
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Corporalion Notice..

IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS
~ VITYIFIED PIPE.-PropUsals for the delivery OF
Vlrhel r aud Pip win he received by the above
Department. ~ Mon square, until Jan TO- 1876 at $50
O'Clock IN. -
FOR fall particulars see "Ciy Record" No. City Hall