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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17

cattle s7oa hogs and 90 new line SoO of rails =:
from the Bergen Tnpp s 10 10
pATERSON.-A hail storm occurred here
Yesterday afternoon. The valuable horse stolen from
he stable OF j. s. Rogers, last week. was recovered on
Friday night at a village Long Island. The detectives
are searching for the thief To-day is Dutch Pink
The Secretary OF state Of New Jersey in letter
says that the reported provision for Passaie County
stenographer was not passed The St. Johns Temper
sSU sS S s E e f S Sca
at Upper Breakness last week-..The Paterson Sunday
Schools will have public promenade on Thursday next
They will proceed 70 various OF the Churches, 6nere adj
dresses will be made On Friday next the Dundee Boat
Club will open the season by friendly races on the Lake
with clubs from other cities Bishop Odenheimer visit
ed Paterson yesterday and administered conformation
80 Mayor Kyle. whose great silk mill was burnt last
week. spout his time yesterday morning In hiring CARR;
the Orphan Asylum from the churches The Division
street NJ Sunday School VIII give Anniversary cee;
bration this evening The Passaio Cricket Club will
play the opening game at II NJ to-day near the iron
intoxicating liquors in this city The Mayor has issued
proclamation requiring all dogs in the streets TO be
muzZled killed. Margaret D0wd prisoner, eseapeu
from the new TAILOR on Saturday
NEWARK. c. Fuller e. Co., the aerated
bread manufacturers OF NewYork are erecting bakery
on Panes between motifs ana
remains Of the late Hiram Hutchinson were lnerea
Vices %STe at Zion Church NewYor The
Hon VIM b. Kenney, Beach Vanderpoeh es4i CUed
seua, Nathan Chandler, Thomas w. Dole J H. Cahnelu
and ]. G. Henderson were the pail bearers
ELIZABETH.-JerOme Brown, noted burg
lar Who broke fail at Providence Thursday night was
arrested al Elizabeth Saturday bY detective MOTIFS ol
fe Central Rairoad Brown who Is resident OF PLAIN
field has perpetrated number OF bnrglarles IN VI.
neighborhood OF Bound Brook New. Brunswick, ana
Panhed the proceeds OF which were disposed OF at te
East while the proceeds OF several Eastern rODoees
we're brought TO Painfeld TO be sold at auction CneI
Keron and detective Kcauey found at his house large
quantity OF goods the result OF various roOberes Wnleh
are awaiting Identification IL Is proposed, II possible,
10 hold him FOR trial in New-Jersey he has not yet
been indicted in Rhode Island there VIII DC at least
three indictments against him In the former state
TRENTON.-It is alleged that on several oc-
casons OF late the cars OF the New Jersey Railroad Com
pany have been uncOuped at the depot causing from TWO
10 three ears be left behind each time the matter Is
10 lie murdered infant was buried In inc
cemetery in this place during Friday night The grave
asdiscOyered in the morning and on being opened le
body of the child was found with It's uguar vein severed,
and also second wound Its arm There Is no clue TO
the murderers.
BASKING RIDGE.-RObert GOtra or TINS
place committed suicide on Saturday, by hanging
caused said by selling his house and lot for less thdh
their value
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
STRANGE CONDUCT OF A POLICE SURGEON.

STRANGE CONDUCT OF A POLICE SUKdEUN'
Late on Saturday night James Devlnney and
David Conkln engaged in fight and Devinney was very
badly beaten about the head and face Both men were
arrested and to the West Twentleths Police sta
ton As Devinney seemed TO be very seriously injured
messenger dispatched for Police Surgeon Van Blu
rem lie found at his residence, so al West Twenty
secOndst but according 10 the aements OF the police
refused 10 atteuu th" founded man. Another surgeon
was procured after long search, and tho wounds OF
Deyinney we're dressed, and he was then removed 70
Bellevue Hospital There have been numerous complaints
OF late with reference 20 the conduct OF OF the police
surgeons who seem TO think Il no part Of their business
10 answer calls for their professional services after they
have retired for the ngh Yesterday Devinney was TOO
unwell to appear at tde jefferson Market Police Court
and make complaints aud the representation OF Omcer
nil Of the Sixteenth Precinct Justice Dodge committed
Conklin, the other party to the fight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
ANOTHER UNFORTUNATE.

A very pretty and interesting young girl Civ
ing her name as Tybla Anet taken before Justice
on charge OF having attempted suicide by drowning
Saturday night, at the foot OF Twenty nnthst, North
River 1t appears That she was about jumping INTO te
atey arrested her The girl admitted her intention TO
destroy herself alleging the cause that her landlady
had cast and that she had received bad news from
home She is rather refined I'm her manners and nteli-
gent In her DISCOURSE and Is manesy abOrng under the
weight OF great trouble She has no friends, she as
ser In this city, and refuses to tell where she camo
FROM or i'm what way she brought to the metropolis
Justice Dodge committed the girl to the care Of the Com
missiOners OF Public Charities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
LATEST SHIP NEVIS
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
steamship Niigara. BlAlsma1 H,tHond mise ihd pass
Steamship Poassr sb,ss0rl Gov Bay, D. Nay H. eoN and
steamship 2 c Knsst Der,, Alsr,aira tour &C.
Bas Mar lHS LguA Davis, kugon JAM " daJ IogTOoa ana
f". A1.,,. Miller M't,ur,, 10 days. sqr,r ,9d pass
BlI Atlantic. Jcolsen Ss"por. Eng 81 DAYS. railroad iron
Bhs nabr Aese Del.a'oa, Dym'nn 10 Day, ,ugar ~ o., -
Bhz Canine Feuaro, Grsuu sept y ami SoAa' nov % va
BIS so1y Qaseu Gnah, Psrn,mtuso 70 days Sailed ia
odu p1ny sitb brig Persia ior Se-lor.
pos S,.s p'y; st. cIoi, d,' .u9,I "a, ard oo,..
B1T Te,,.,a nm cnfasso. II days. SAILED in company
1ds 81, iui Ma,n,y M.'.', II day. sa Gibraltar % days.
L Ssl seaP1, ss Sia s2',,s sJI IN Company
~lh 5rs george Bsuhhm for Senforh
Bns csHsd, oao 's Jsaro y 4ay. oaa,' aad 'o'sTool
ST. s asrtt drai aVsas IS iis sasr and cedar
Brg yolsni. CANON. Lutte Glaos Bay days, coal
sSs S M i5i Saith ni Me-. "a . d,y fruit
So, s , sq4's s S, u y:gr 1.u,,,
s,hr. Martha saith Bangor. luiuber.
81, VEIN ,'sG s.,s'Ss, 2 d'; 'ag 5 Ard ..'A
ielr O u ssIa'ae. French. yrsga
icbr cara Whitley, tephIcpA March via Cibaar April l..
sesr Pi.casque. Humphrey, El,uhsr. d.y, INIT
sedf LIS P,ers Pisio tabso y DAG, epfse, hles. A.
seht Fred Sgiih SAITH Bssda s da,, 'nE M ,'a''es
hbr Mstus = Laber CooI New oIle,n, y dar. Saaat
shr Lousr Nesioa GREY; seal - day lossooi hemp &c
Hlfauda virginia y O. Hussel. Portland, c.
\ atsoa New Belle. ErE. liaT,J.
r & Evans Pail River. May HALEY, bosoa
bsborsh Jone.. Boston. A J. HrutrT. Boston.
Orion nlnfHge F,sialug H1cklaud
COM Portlaud EiTabetI Is Hogan. Bristol
l.s.phn BRIDGEPORT So.lis. Georgrs Banks
Noses G.. LsuuAh, virginia J0tH INay, Virginia
L. OnphaHl Virginia
FOREIGN PORTS.
SoCrnaNrToS May lGfhe steamship Donau rom hWiosA for
BTairu. has arrived
CrkESsrDwS l6The Cunad steamship siberia TOh New
Yoh, MAJ s.. arrived here At . p for Liverpool
KSGsroN JAM April 2G-Ls 10 port brig Nn CieeD Tor New
IotA "a DAYS.
for Neu lork ueIt day.
April 2Lsh 10 port brig Annie Ginner Tor AeNl"f
10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
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INQUESTS.

Coroner Keenan, held aD inquest on Saturday,
at No % FOurthst the bodyof Mrs. Rachel stratton
who on tne "a inst fell against marble washsand nj
her residence and received fracture 0f the SKULL from
the effect II which she died Friday. Mrh. btratlOn
was native Of this CITY, aged II years IL Is somewhat
remarkable that the same day which Mrs stration
was injured, Mrs MaODey, aged % years resident OF
the same house, fell aud received niuries from which she
died tow hours afterward Coroner Flynn held an III
quest at No 1913 MO,tSt the body OF Ann llgghS
aged three months who found dead ~ bed bsl, hcr
mother on Saturday morning Coroner KOlgs heIh III
Inquest over The body OF Howard CinGkcr agra 20 e"iS
mate Of the schooner Granite state, lying at fsr NO w.
East River, who, on Saturday, fell overheard ahd NJ
hours Coroner Flynn held an inquest at NO Is Mui1Gl
ryst. over the body OF Mrs Catharno McGloin native
the body of Ellen Buckley inmate Of Bellevue
Deceased native Of Ireland aged 80 years Also,
over the body OF Rachel Dauks an aged lady who dled
commenced an inquest Ou Saturday, at Bellevue hOup
tai over the body OF Henry Knpe aged four years. VINO
residence No. 23s East FortysiIhst by an leo cart
enc vent Wy GSe loW SG a sa 1sr @ the child
lie being enetged "a backing his cart at the nne anu
taken from uuder the cart by bystanders owing
to the ABSENCE oil witnesses tho case adjourned INC
driver Is held To await the result OF the Inquest.
The inquest In the case of James DOnegan,
who died from stab Inflicted during n street row Ia
Hayys near Johnson-st Brooklyn on the at inst was
continued befOra Coroner Jones Friday evening Will
liam Lynch clerk In the COroners Office testified that he
company with the Coroner and that deceased identified
Robert Berry as the man who stabbed hrH but he qua
not know that he would wish 20 swear positively To that
fact DR. McCarty and DR. sheriyeil Of the CITY Hospital
testified that death was caused by periton resulting
from au ncsed wound Of the abdomen and ntestines
Tho witnesses having all been examined the Jury retired
and brought in tho following verdict at Il O'clock mid
night
Thnt James DOnegan came to his death by incised
wound in the abdomen and intestnes caused by sharp
ins truincnt the hands Of Robert Berry, Sunday
May 1862 at about the corner OF Navy and Johnson
ss Ia the city OF Brooklyn, death ensuing Tuesday
May attic Brooklyn City Hospital Aud we further hBd
that Thomas Kilmead, James Howard. John Kilroy,
James Carberry, aud Mathew Csrberry aders aud
abettors thereto"
All the parties implicated in tho affair were arrested Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
NEW HOME FOR WOMEN.

The Home for the protection and rescue OF
young women aud girls who tempted from the paths
Of virtue having been removed from No. y West Hous
tonst 70 more cOmmodous quarters on Washington
square south side two doors east OF Thompson ST. the
reOpcnug exercises will be- hold Ht the new Home TO,
morrow evening, at II o'clock Addresses are expected
from the Rev. DTs Muhlcnberg. Adams Murray Booth,
Foss ana Others brief circular issued from the Home
says "This Home, through tho blessing Of God, has
been greatly useful During tho little moro than three
years since II established 26 young women have been
received under s care OF these CO have been restored
20 their friends 10 have been provided Win sua-
ti0is, several bavo been married to their FOR
ucr comuaniOns, number have Ia other institu-
tons aud many have evidence OF true repentance
aud TO Christ The fearful prevalence and In
crease OF what Is known as the Social Evil; us cor
ripping influence upon our young men who are tempted
on every and avenue the great numbers ~ young
women and young girs who, coming 10 the city
for employ drawn Into the vortex by the allure
nenE OF dress aud pleasure and by the acts ~ wckod
men and women al call for Increased efforts 10 promote
tho FavatOn Of the unfortunate though CrruR class IL
Is department OF Christian bcneyoence which has been
too long neglected, and the sympathy and prayers aud
pecuunry aid OF those who love do good earnestly
solicited in behalf Of this institution"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
ACCIDENT ON THE COMFY ISLAND RAILRoAD-EX-
PLOsION OF A BOILER.
The Coney island Railroad was the scene of

The COney Island Railroad was the scene OF
casualty yesterday afternoon, which may result in the
loss OF one or moro lives At about u o'clock one
OF the dummy engines the road, with passenger car
attached reached what is known the turnout track,
ana was lying there waiting for the down car IL had
been there but short time when the boiler exploded
scattering portions Of the engine in different directions
scaldng Daniel Quinn. the engineer, aud two hremen,
Jobn Tton and r. A. hopes The report OF the explosion
WAS heard considerable distance and crowds OF people
soon gathered about the OF the catastrophe and
rendered all the assistance possible TO the injured men,
he polce OF the 4sth precinct the ground
and conveyed Quinn ard hopes to their houses IN Gun
theryille TiltOn was taken TO tho hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17

FROM HAMBURG-in steamship Blvaia-LudN Roster and ne
Jo PINK sii Wsdemar l,g Bbete LanAner RosIe vas
,srmsrr Wayrfnun B'hee Routba, Jete OTprnhemer
Isfh Elise Zaehara With Honmaun Charlie ieaer
l. K0Cdr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
CORPORAL PUNIsHMENTIN THE
The following is a copy of circular now be-


I'VE uBdersgned Principals and Assistants In Male Depart
tie decided opinion a0sr foil discussion AL eonseenou
drberaon Of long experience the pfsetc
erG elucaon the sbo"n Of corporal punishment ~ sh
department would be Injurious 10 the discipline heroo sa seriously
celrmcutal 10 the welfare Of the pupils
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17

SQUIRE g. LANDER, No. 81 Fulton-st:, New
York s the place 10 buy reliable WATCHES tus DAAVsDs
JEwELRr aud sLvERWARE Diamonds q specially
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17

Finding that no choice could be arrived at the Board
concluded TO adjourn until Monday. There Is apparently
no chance for time at least Of the Board being organ
Jed one at least OF the Republican members Is tad 70
desire Presidency and IL is secret that Mr BrOn-
nan pushed for the position by the Democratic leaders
has been lnauguratcd somewhat similar 20 tho hen6f
able when Mayor Wood was one Of the Police Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
p,SSFNGERS ARRIVED.

SUNpAY-ScnooL BooKs.-BRoUGHToN Wy
S,S No ~ Bt. House tesp AID best asOrtDeaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
HOME NEWS.

TIIE WEATHER -, Wind
a., vo,K Hsur Bar Wind . ,c NOM 1g5 5af6 s W,
% - 30 ~ A u 90 20 6S ",
~ 80 6o 29Go w
" go NJ $50 qC4 SW
1gb9 w.
60 2967 W. ~ yoon A
I5th--MOruingNery cloudy 70 ''1D
eloudy 20 5;l5 slightly cloudy i"y se toNe of
in Al lines 2;l4 5t3i hs,lones AZ ,ls of
~ a. $50; por0a Of rsubow in r n tii -. ~ intervals
g portion ~ secondary bows portions :" DOW a a. very
tA 800 Evrpng-Yerv cloudy al 1905 Ceuu} 81 az ~
& asi 10 O slightly cloudy from TO y 10. Over
80 4, s. %: vcfy cloudy = haEy ~ WV very t 20 30.
- A IA l2 any 1850 10 u Vss from 2 10
90 a. A. srsst. 6ue cloud at 45S and o. Iae III
tar0 fon S. te s;5U raining 5S 10 toI' haaiout
rbov arcs 6:O5 20 6it1 rain den CIV VI ~ MN
-Sightlg cloudy AZ !; Vicar irorn 8:40 10 li'I
,rsoR,s AM MAY SHowEHs-Of late years oar se,s's ,iv
,toe the passed far at Apn tse % VT l 80
Mty During the past Two mo'ns We
nye been Usually frequent and much eecrcv peaus
shower which occurred from lour minutes "
Al zen mos,es O'Clock this afternoon was nuttd Io1
t ,uatty ~ Shch & but for the almost mceaut uet
- rhiuu7 baoys fell IN large Quantities al eleven minutes &
shower the heavens we're o'eslr'al WI"
Glands presenting of The most magohcent
Ior AMOR Ne showev The smell Of the air teguci WITH le
sspuce the hge the budding trees TIE mac anu V1e A""'
vasp peculiarly gsssiaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
iAuHouncemsnul
ATTEND TO THE FIRST SYMPTOMS OF

Ladies can have any kind of Sewing nicely
done on the Ees al 63 Broadway W. sTNPsoS gt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17

Saturday morning by Detective wondery Of the Forty
Fourth Police Precinct and held to await INC "0'on Vi
the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17

SUMPTION iui rs npney By using JAMES Br
rEoroElSr remedy all affections Of the lungs and brOnehi
Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
INC vnnlt of the Penn ClearGeld COUNTY "a

ou Bank blown open and robbed Of $1,000 b
the premises properly protected With tie BURGLAR ALARM E
Sa1.r' oRre rr,no,sd 10 No Murrar.st T. HOLMzA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
VERMONT SPRING WATER-The grea

r Cancer scro kidney Sold b. druggsiL Depot at
No. 10 wilism-st, EeU-lorL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17

The Tenth Annual Commencement of Column
ha College Law School Will be held In the Academy Of
lid, viii deiivsTihs Vaedctory Addrcss TRo Annual
bacca1ureate Sermon before the Graduating Glass. win
Bishop Of Rhode Island, at Calyely Church corner 81
%ssF'.:.' Shq l9 s top9EoT evening at
& 4 DC German Society Of this city for giving
ntVce aud help 20 German Immigrants has moved 10 us
new quarters, No 10 Broadway. The society ngnoef
ehout 9oO members. has fund Of $4,000 and is sun.
EciJ"dby yearly subscriptions Of the h6nbEfs The ON.
GERS are: Messrs. Phipp Bisslnger President; Willy
Nalach aud W. Westermann Secretaries; Thee T. Buck
5rersUrer Ihoo Rose, Business Agent The Police Com.
E'ioners have detailed officer for service with the
society OF inc so immigrants that arrived at this
post from Jannary TO April 80 last 22T4O were Germans
1t is alleged that on Saturday afternoon the
junior partner IN leading clearinghouse in Broad.st
stated that he left the Office Of the firm about O'clock
g. M taking eefthed checks and certificates Of stock
National Bank. As he had not returned at 5
Snd made inquiry concerning him. and there learned
fht b had obtained two certified checks one for s5 az
snd another for Sz3Ce and departed Up TO late hour
a. sfurday light he had not been found and tho pre.
zion was that he had decamped No report Of the
ra.e has been made as yet at Police Headquarters.
Tho Alumni of Columbia College Law School
hold their annual meeting on Friday evening After
some routine business, the meeting proceeded to the
S,,r win the following result President WIN. Walter
Ehelps: Vee Presidents, VIM H. Ingefs9i H. Everett
Urer, Ellot Sanford AdptsoTK Commune, John Ward
IT, class CO. b f. Lee. r class 81 Robert " van klGeek
Sanger class a. Henry r. FreelaDd, class 65, Edward
& Brewster class 90, r. s. Van Valkenberg class Cs
Earnest YsnderpOe class Gg; Crater Adolph H. sanger
class Ca Substitute, Benjamin herr, ciass 90 OH III
sOnc!usion Of the election the meeting adjourned.
Gov: Burnside Of Rhode Island; the Hon
hisN H. Rec Of Boston; the Hon. X. ID. Rice OF Maine
lansing PTtyn' Albany Capt. Dixon OF the BnuSl
Army ana Col j. = Willard, " s. A., are at the tlisn IN
Hotel Senator Stockton OF NewJersey Is at the 81
James Hotel Gen. w. Il. HaZen, u. 3. A.: Col. w. ID
f1rihnd Y ,. Consul TO CallaO, and exCOnRTessIna1
Hubbard ot Conneecnt are at tho Hoffman House. The
hhqnls ne tIaileyTahdIengonz Of France, Is at The
sylyania Is at tho New.York Hotel william
Cassidy Of The Albany Argus is AT the St Deuil
Hotel. Gen. q. +. Shepey Maine; Col j. o. Chamber
lain, Albany, and the Hon. ID. A. Danger Ohio are al
metropolitan Hotel Count dAerschot Secretary OF the
Belgian Legation; the Hon. w. Il. Allison, NJ e. Ohio
and j. r. O'5uyan Boston are ut the BrevOort Honse
Gen Clinton b. Fisk st. Louis; the Hon. p H. Smith
Chicago the Hon, v, u. arhTald Indiana. and T, W,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS REORGANIZATION
OF THE BOARD

Although there has been considerable eau
cusng among the Police Commissioners and others with
reference to the reorganization Of the Police Board, no
actual meeting having for its object the election OF OFF,
GERS of the new Board was held until Saturday. The
meeting was private one and the commissioners are
very recent with reference 20 much that Il believed 10
have been done Ii Is ascertaued however that on the
the stood two for Manere and two Tor Bos
worh Several other ballots taken. all the Commits
soncrs beng voted for in uIn one however receiving
more than two votes During the session Commissioner
Brennan declared that he would not serve another year
as Treasurer the position too irksome one for the
additional $780, and beside no thought he could tender
his resignation with better grace rs hs exhibit was
good during the year he had occupied tho position OF
Treasurer and then submitted the following brief state
m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17

r,o.ntrcton. are at the 81. Nleholp t1o,o, liant
BROOKS, Ren'ey and Cooper, u. Nno! coiInctor
conn n "f BOSTON aud Capt. James Oover are at the
Westminster Hotel.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-04-16
Chicago Classification of Hides.

Sales of hides in the Chicago market
are made upon the following classifcations:
SCREEN hides" are those which are sent
in Just as they come from the animal, never
having been sailed. s4ra
"Part cured hides" have been sailed,
but not long enough to be thoroughly
cured.
"Green sailed" are those that have
been sailed and thoroughly cured. To
cure hide thoroughly will require from
thirty to forty days, according to the
thickness Of the hide and the temperature
of the weather.. The loss in weight in
curing hides is from Il to 30 per cent
"Dry flint is thoroughly dry hide
that has not been sailed.
"Dry sailed" is a thoroughly dry hide,
having been sailed while green.
In green sailed hides and skins those
weighing less than pounds are called
Deacons - if to IA pounds, "calf veal
skins y IA to % pounds, If plump, "kip,"
but if thin and poor they are called "Run-
ners" or Murrins," and are sold at two
thirds the price of good hides; all over
Is pounds are called hides.
a green SdlIcu niue Is uUucTStOOu W Ue
thoroughly cured, free from all salt, dirt,
meat, water, horns, tails and sinews, and
before being weighed all such substances
are removed, or a proper reduction is
made from the weight, and when the head
skin hangs to the hide by narrow strip,
it is cut off before weighing.
All bull, stag, tainted, cut, badly scored,
grubby or murrain hides are called dam
aged, and go for two-thirds price, unless
very badly damaged, when they are classed
as glue stock at much lower price.
A deduction of 10 per cent is made on
all branded hides. In dry hides there are
other kinds of damaged, such as moth
eaten, un-burned or weather beaten.
1t is generally conceded by tanners and
hide dealers that over one third of the
value of the hides taken off in the north
west is lost by careless skinning and cur
ing. AS large proportion of the hides
received are green sailed, the price that
they bring as rule is made the standard
for the price of other skins. =.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-04-16
News Summary.

DIR. Mudd, of assassination notoriety,
who has been released from Dry Tortugas,
has facts relative to the Booth conspiracy
not yet known to the public, which he
will soon put in print
= Perry II. Smith and John B. Turner,
the former the Vice-President, and the lat
ter the Executive Director of the Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad, have resigned.
Cincinnati has had a day of horrors
three inquests, two stabbing ARRAYS, two
fatal accidents, a suicide. DC.
Hamilton Fish has resigned the Presi-
dcpcy of the New York Historical Society,
having ofFish-al duties enough at Wash
ington.
"A citizen of Coyington, Ky, wanted a
Collectorship, but was apprehensive that
he would not get it. Just at the oppor-
tune moment, his wife presented him with
a son, who was promptly named Jesse R.
Grant. The man is Collector.
Andy johnson delivered a speech at
Nashville last Saturday, in which he allu-
ded to the Ex-President in exceedingly COM
plimentary terms; referred to the Consti-
tuition, and called himself again the Moses
Of the colored people.
Gold was discovered lin California in
1913, silver at Washoe, 1858, and silver at
White Pine, in 1868.
Strawberries are selling in New York
at $12 quart. .(#-
-Ninety-two millions Of dollars have
been taken from the mines of Montana
Territory.
-Four inches of snow fell at Ottawa on
the 18th inst, and there was quite furry
at Madison and else where.
The Mississippi river is open above
the Falls of st. Anthony.