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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-09
Worcester Gas Light Company.

COKE.
This CHEAP AND MOST DESIRABLE FUEL for Manufac
turing purposes and Family use now offered to lie
Prices: "''e A'suu''u
One Gha l of IS bushels. ...............s5OO
bushel ~ N'"'' Poi
Payments may be made and orders for DELIVERY will
e iss sued only at the Office OF the Company No Bank
BLOCK, Foster street, up stairs.
REPAIRS dc.
Irregularities or failure ofsupply o. gas should be report
c and applications for service pipes and meters may be
chanic street, up stairs. diff ja4
Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails, Tender Feet etc,
have been pronounced mcurable, hut that idea is now
AND MISUNDERSTANDING relieve and rapidly cure
the worst eases. The Curative for Sore and Tender
Cons Nails, etc, is magical in its action while The
Alleylator, for common Corns Is unsurpassed
Sold by Druggists. dtf mh6
and dealers In Flour and Grain Grass Seed Lime cal
cined Plaster, CIR Bone, Cement, Salt, Gnano suuer
phosphate Of Lime and Western Produce Nos. IS snd
dtf JOHN 3. CLARK SON.
Five Per Cent. per Annum
Allowed for Money on Call. E;;A; GooDNow,
Wanted mmedIateIy,
A FEW GOOD HAT PREsSERs AND BLoCKFRs
L. NJ BLAKE,
fS div Straw Shop Rear % Beacon st
Flowers Preserved.
wreaths. Crosses, Bouquets, and Cut Flowers. pre
Front and Trumbull sts L. H. Bigelows BOOK and ia
monery store, 2Ss Main ST., and with w, W. Cook at
iH'h'ers GREENHOUSE DIT Ja2
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Parks House.

"Hmy Me, and III do you GOOd.'-DR.
no pos9ns nothing deeteriOns, nothing but good heal
my roots and herbs, such Sarsaparilla Wild Cherry
Yellow Dock, Prickly ASH Thoroughwort Mandrake
hnuoirb Dandeli0n &C. so compounded as to reach the
fountains of disease and absolutely cure all Humors
Liver and Bilious Diseases Jaundce, Dyspepsia, Cos
tYeness, Scroiua, and all difficulties arising from dis
elsed stomach impure blood Twenty years of unri-
vailed success has proved them be the best medicine
In the world. GEO c. GOODWIN IL CO., Boston, and
all druggists. deop&wtjel4 f23
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-09

A GOOD THINe.-The French fire-proof lamp
chimney, Knowlton Bros
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The BEsr.-R EsrERBRook cos s11vER1NE.
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To Arms To Arms

To Arms! To Arms!.
against whatG" asks the reader Why, against The
PoISoNS, vile, maddening, and deadly advertised rs
superior to all Hair Dyes" But on second thoughts
the call ITO armsl" is unnecessary The wre,ched trash
is already being driven out of the market It has received
the coup de grace from
CristadOrO's Excelsior Hair i've.
The popularity of this time tried article increases every
hour Everybody Is talking of the natural shades il
mpars and there is no conceivable reason why it should
not be used being as Professor Chiffon states in his
dyeing use
90, cRLSTAD0RO'S HAIR PRESERVATTYE.
10 deop&weowlm
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The latest development of woman's rights
that we have heard of is in Denver, Colorado,
where two women are said to keep a faro bank
with great peeuniary profit to themselves and
rather less damage to the peace of the commu-
nifty than is usual with bankers of that kind. No
disturbances of any kind have ever occurred at
their room, which they have occupied for some
time, andl the game is conducted with all the
suavity and decorum which is said to be main
tanned in the arstocratic establishments of east
ern cities, but is not expected in the ruder So
ciety of the frontier. 1t is not particularly
| pleasant to know that among the occupations
hitherto monopolized by men, but which women
are now asserting their right and knowing their
capacity to engage in, must be included the
conducting of gambling establishments. But
these women of Denver are probably no worse
than the female brokers of New York, of whose
efforts in behalf of woman suffrage, as well as
their brilliant financial operations and other
merits and dement's, we hear so much.
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COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.

COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
GENERAL COMMITTEE.
Maj Stone. Capt C Jameson, Capt Charles
Harvey, Capt VIM ;Merrield, Adjt NJ S McConville
Lieut. Edwin d Mcfarland, Lieut. Winslow Cole Sergt
Geo d BOyden.
RECEPTION.
Maj Stone, Capt Dana II Fitch. Col lyers Phillips
Maj JAS brennan. Lieut. Chas Cleveland, AdJ't Nj
McConvile, DIR + II Kelley, DR. Joseph n Bates, Capt
David Parker, Lieut. Geo A Gates, Lieut. Edwin ID
Mcfarland, Lieut. Jaalam Gates, Sergt Dana Fitch,
Sergt Samuel Knox, Private Elliot Swau Private VIM
Tabor, Private d II Perry, Private Geo Sessions
INVITATION.
Mai NJ McConvllle, Maj John Green sergt Par
ker smith, Corporal ID Tourtelotte, Henry Marshall.
SUPPER,
Capt Chas II Harvey, Capt WIN Mcrrideld, Lieut.
Cleveland.
PRINTING.
Capt u Jameson, Capt Almy Aldrich, Sergt Saml
II Houghton
Lieut. NJ Parker, Adj'tM McConville, Capt NJ Almy
Aldrich Lieut. Edward Harrington, Lieut. winslow
Cole, Lieut. Chas PeYey. Sergt John Clark, Sergt
Geo Boyden, Sergt samuel Barnes, SerGt I A Nc
Conville Corporal Albert W Kelley, Corporal Chas l.
Gates, Private Aaron Parker, Private Geo L Barton,
Private Geo Lawrence.
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Smallest sum entitled to receive interest," Three Dol
lars CLARENDON HARRIS,
ly9 DIFF Treasurer.
Peoples savings Bank.
NEW MARBLE BUILDING ON MAIN ST.,
Opposite the city Hall.
Deposits, Feb, l. ,3s3 81.
a Dividend, at the rate of SIX PER CENT. per an
NUN now payable.
Deposits put upon interest on the frat day of every
month
Bank open for receipt and payment of deposits on
Saturday evenings, from to O'Clock.
Bank Hours-9 to l, 2 to 4; saturdays9 to l, 6tos.
JOHN C. MASON, President.
c. M. BENT, Treasurer.
Worcester, Feb. l, 1871. d&wtf f2
Worcester County Institution for snvIngs
FOSTER STREET
Chartered. February g, 1928.
Deposits put interest on the first day of each month
Dividends made every January and July.
Deposits January 2, lsli.... 81, 433, $40 81.
Hon. STEPHEN SALISBURY, President
C. A. HAMILTON, Treasurer
Worcester, April 20, 1870. dawtf
The Worcester Mechanics savIugs HANK
IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE.
The Bank Is open daily for the receipts of Deposits
Deposits put upon interest on the Fifteenth day Of
each month.
semtannual Dividends in January and July
HARRISON BLISS President
h. WOODWARD, TreaS'r.
- GoSt- 1aMtI
Uxbridge Savings Bank.
OFFICE IN POST OFFICE BUILDING, UXBRIDGE,
MASS.
This new Bank is now organized and Will receive De
posts daily Deposits put upon Interest the first Mons
day in each month.
semi-Annuai Dividends In January and July.
~ - BOARD OF OFFICERS.
MOSES TAFT President
WIN. G. CAPRoN, JOSEPH s, MOODY A. W BFEhETT
and FRANCIS DEANE, Vice Presidents
Trustees.
samuel " Scott, Luke 3. Farnum,
Dahlel W. Ialt A. c. Slater,
George w. TAFT, Geo. w Hohhs
ny, u S iialt, Edward c. Thayer
Fenner Batchelder Robert Tan
u l. Scout Zad0k A. Taft.
o.. C. A. Wilcox.
80 So. c. A: WHERLoCK Secretary.
UAOrldBe, oct. 4, 1870. dW,Fr&Mtf o5
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inown as the Cummings Estate,,' situated
PUNISHABLE, Mass, on
"Wednesday, March IS.

Public Auction, the well-known "Cummings Estate"
ceased situate in Dunstable Mss. about miles from
Nashua and ~ miles from Pepperell station, the
The Estate comprises the Homestead" which con-
tains about 100 acres land divided nearly equally into
dwelling house with l. containing 10 large and convent
surrounding country is most house
barn 40 go cattle she'd ice house and other buildings
there are besides, hne and apple orchard, two
falling wells, and water introduced into the hOVse
Adoinng are about so acres of sprout land ,ph,c,
viii be sold either separately or in connection with the
distant from the house, and adjoining this Estate is
Saw Mill, with Is II. head power and corresponding
other purposes; the building is q 49, and contains
81 inch circular inserted teeth shinge stave self
setting whole barrel machine jolnters &C., &c. The
wheel and all the machinery OF thorough construc
ton, and of the most modern improvements The
capacity Of the mill is about NJ feet Of lumber Der day
short distance from and belonging to the estate is
farm known as the woods Farm" of about 80 acres
with the buildings thereon standing consisting of house
and Oft rooms wood shed, barn 20 Is; the land is
immediately after the sale of the above described Real
Estate, which will be offered in separate lots will be
ware, &c. contained IN house, together with the Farm
ing 0tenss wagons double harnesses moving machine
saddles, robes, blankets &C.
This sale which must be of the most positive charac
te IN order TO settle the estate shond attract especial
attention, as large amount OF money as Is well known
mas within the past few years been expended on the
The farm is in excellent condition for agricultural
purposes and so favorable opportunity rarely presents
itself for entering into lucrative mill business there
is competition in its vicinity and plenty of business
to do.
The forms OF the sale follows: deposit of .da
will be required each large estate at time sale ave-
prOporonaey on the Others one-third Of the
money to be paid the delivery of the de- ia ne
by mortgage the property interest per can't nava-
BILE semannually The personal property will he Sol
for cash, on delivery.
Any Information regarding sale &C.. Can be obtained
on the premises or OF the aucuonee.s where MAN of
the property can be examined.
Per order
ABRAHAM JACKSON, Executor.
ID. +. McGILvERY a, CO..
Auctioneers, ONCE No. III fremont st. Boston oppcste
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Mathews <xs Chamberlain,
PLUMBERS.
Corner Waldo and Exchange Sta, Worcester. Msss.
Bath Tubs and Boilers, Water Closets, Wash Bowls
Wash Trays, Sinks &c. &C. fitted up short notice. and
athorough manner. DIFF jye
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-09

The FARRAGUT MONUMENT ASSOCIATION,
composed of well known gentlemen of New
York, is engaged in raising funds for the cree
tion of monument in that city, to the memory
of the greatest naval commander of his time,
While it is proposed that this testimonial to his
distinguished services and character shall be
placed in New York as the city of his home and
the later associations OF his life, the committee
who have the matter in charge, feel that it
should be the tribute of the people at large, and
are convinced that in all parts of the country
there are many who would desire to contribute
to it, They hope that in Worcester, as well as
in other cities, there are some who will in this
way express their appreciation of the late admi-
ral's gallant and unselfsh devotion to the public
welfare. John j. Cisco, of New York, the treas
urer of the association, will receive all contri-
buttons, however small; but, it is perhaps need
less to add, in no case must the amount con-
tributed by one subscriber, exceed one hundred
dollars.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-09

W ESTER SAFE Deposit
Trust Company.
PEOPLES 81 WINGS BANK BUILDING
Worcester
GEORGE NJ. RICE, President
Receives Money Deposit subject to Check at Sioht
AND ALLOWS
INTEREST ON DAILY BALANCES
AT RATE OF
FOUR PER CENT. PER ANNUM
Small Safes enclosed in BurglarProof Cases. to which
the Renter alone has access offered TO the public or
rent at prices varying from SIS to S5 each per annum
IL IS place Of Security against Fire or BuJgEdrs for
depOsiting Yaluab-es of all kinds.
Bonds Mortgages Wills, Deeds, Jewelry Silver Plate
&C. received at very low rates. for ohich receipts are
gtpeR. N
double-Ocked. ~
Private Night-Watch, on duty from p. NJ to M
and Burglar Alarm communicating with the Police
Office, add greatly to the security otherwise Afforded
Business Hours from A. NJ. to 8 p. N.
ly4 du SAMUEL T. BIGEL0w. Sec'y.
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United States currency SIS. Has @ll4H
Union Pacific railroad LIST mort. IS -. SO y as9M
do do income loss. .....,......70
do do land grant ISL. IAN ais
Union Pacific railroad stock. ....,...... 29A@ 29&
Central Pacific gold bonds ............ .95A6p9jk
Money easy at a per cent on call. Exchange quiet
at 1899 a Il0%. Stocks showed decided reaction to
wards the close in consequence Of reports of eombna
ton formed to depress prices The street full of r.
mors in regard to new rings for securing central and
western railroads and stocks late in the day decld
cdly weak and lower.
Iyn.tu. II,,i.r .rnInn.
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ID. f. McGILvERY a. co.,
Auctioneers ONCE No. Ill fremont st. Boston oppcste
mD9 common. d5t&wlt
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
Al Notices Of Marriages nust be indOrsed sctth fai'
name aud address
DIED..

DIED.
ABRY-on Nov Henrietta Bisnger wife OF George Aey 'sed "
years months , .,,.,,- t..i,., a. .,.rA
Sunday 5 nsL att O'clock noA her A'e e'Senoe
ZIG Clnton-st cor. Of Madison
CARPBNTBR-On wednesday Nov at IL MANS horwA Conn.,
Cornelius Carpenter, AGED " yesrA
Puneral Saturday, at2 O'Clock .
CLARK-sudden Of spopeIy while cOing HswfoTk on the
steamer Heversni Wednesday morning Nov hr Haui0o
CLARK OF fPetesbnrgh N 7. ,,.---,-- ,-t-..--...
from The resideose Of his brother No. 10 DOmiuieEst
UARTA encae Indiana the residence Of her brother on the
2 October Harriet NJ daughter Of Salem Town. d. and Vile oi
FrsnS. Hart Of Cy the S7th Of her
nterrel N AurOIAr W
those Of her father.
uuHBARD-A Rome wednesday, Nov. l. aged 80 years
Phee ict Of Thomas Hubbard late Of Utica Oneida County
KORSTER-n North Germany Tuesday Oct TO- Sarah
Aeipe Dedsrchs Of Louis Koeser Of osste, France
HELsoYsudd.uly wednes Nov EdwsN D. Nelson Of sAr'
TSs ,. and friends nay respectfully invited atts ID
The funeral al Church. White Plains sst1rday N insL
80 oelOei m without further Invitation Harlem hsin iea'ss
Gnua Ceatnl Depot Al s:2S IA
PIRRCR-At l.rsmOut H. Oct 90 Harriet NJ wife Of Prof Edvn
Perco Of Jerssy City, and sss, daughter Of Edward dScdad Of
ClareIhont
TAYLoRAt Bnglevood j. Thursday evening Noy Mn r
TsvloF widow Thomas Fay Of Rhode And IN NE
s., =, he residence Of her son. Taylor Saturday
Nov Al N O'Clock The remains will 10 taken 70 hhoos Iss
q.
wAYDELr-oa TA,r.a.y, Nov lsi Margaret WJtsn Acd o
III ST,s md fsods S the family respectfully invited 10 ltt'a
L., funeral 1880 oeek foa htf sts reeeaes
No 10 payMdsl, without further Invitation
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03

..caral way; but tho above Is personal. md NOT
ysoulres some notice. My rcpy shall be brief
troe' vol,,icSl record is sufeient answer to the
NJ 80 am candidate IN the interest Of Tdmmany.
pnAS candidate for any Oioo at this time is much
VhAs wish or desire, ana also against my personal
E... and here let mo say that, whom the honest
tho district can combine upon any other namo
no moro acceptable to those who are in earnest
thAt soru. though that nah should oven bo Demo-
fcr 1vk.n 1vk am no longer candidate. But, wnon am
no other candidate than james OBrien can De
found most Intelligent and wealthy dstrct ~ tuo
tan 10 10 NSEYorR then despair OF reform In poIitos
etete u Mr OBrien's claims 10 RcpuOIlcan anu
Mnss tesI Are they that in tho last year OF nus teI
p Snes, by arreStng Republican inspectors On
d Tsmllgx ~ election and OBTAINING them all Gay DO
khe moIhe cara challenging repeatersf Or are tney
pause ton Sben no was defeated in the convention
that sea Tr MAYOR and Mr.. L9dwith was hoinlha'eu
R ne the information then In his possession IN re-
Pc ths frSuds OF his party, ana wmcl sohe IsT
laton W faraaYter he furnished to Ths Itte$ ls ~
poonns IL onietly withdrew his support from hsIwh
also Ea' , trsnds openly supported a, Oakey nun E
end ht think Ills motive for exposing lrauu az WIS
Mayor %riiv understood. ask you 70 pOlht 70 Ono
late dS ~ his for Reform during his TWO terms RS
ttLinrman and one rs SIeIin. o1norIcnce what
knos nnHse the O'Bren Democracy IN my usttet'
cess oe " ccst me my h,e IA you wen Know ou, MN @
u near 20 on the Dispenser OF All GoOu anu III hS
prn 70 et rcSt must ultimately triumph oVer WrohE;
beDeI lht "a act IN the future as nave acteu tho
sha Cinst corruption in every FORM, Ia CI ot III 6" my my
pas-Seins nJ ak tbe vote Of no man who docs not
Dwn PsI nH r1yiuC H. he is best serving thc cLlseOI
think that, py S,,~ ~ rssuectfuly, q. PULLMAN.
true Reform. 'e'' 'NF
NIL
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
TxT.EGRAPHIC NOTEs.

There were FIVE deaths from yellow fever in
ChiLleSton yesterday.
Gov. HAYES of Ohio has appointed Thursday, the
soth Of November a day Of tAanhsgiVnE and prayer
The Athletics of Philadelphia defeated the
TrsntonS Of Trenton j. yesterday By score Of l4tO2
The Postmaster-Ge General has issued an order
fOrbdpE letter soliciting C1 BY the means Of Ne" Years
addresses
Tho widow of the late Admiral Pearson,
T. s. NJ died Portsmouth, n H.. YESTERDAY 6hs "n nAaVs
ri nitv' and dstST Of the htS Admiral btOrer.
The District Court Of Sacramento, Calr on
Tb.i rendered dsdes against the Central PAes hold and
yor passenger rendered geenbaek instead Of CON- pay
asnt of bs fare and was pot OF ts tram
Dr Kidweu. President of the Seneca Stone
svbo.ss denial statement that President 0rast has
~ ~ Nsooss Of bis company and that Ps
St Ssp IN io6 SOOo private individual for the ben
eft Of hh family - ~
Tba Woodruff & Beach Iron Works in Hart
ford were son Of auction yssay under order Of
~ 49, onS IA ,sttIr bs the hrm Gen William Fnntn
II ~ oSS fo 500 Co.. and H. Beach will proba
biz ran the etablshnent hereafter . 49, ,
Returns TO November l show that 35 grain
and 10 mossssS dleres in operation pfoasens ILL %
b.T Spd 40 ncresse 0 gsoDs Of spirits dnS vi W We n me-
IN operation Illinois has a. INDIANA 81 AeS'sSH W. Nv" "
~. and PeBRAylTERiA "
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
TIE n1rTsIpE MEETING.

Although the large ball OF tho Institute was
a. eveD before tho meeting was opened that
was impossible to find standnsroOm within nearing ol
the stage the attendance at the three sAnus ~
place. which had been erected LOT lne ~
tho onsde meeting was so small up to five minutes OF
a. to Give rss to the apprehension that the gathering
would be failure But the speakers had no sooner re-,
than the people began to collect and as by
magic in few minutes vast cOncOurse nSa ..s
90 as to completely ell the open square nO,,n -, o.
the Institute The crowd was almost ss-r.H .ha,,
ar.o ,o the n,oceedIpes by attempts at disturbance
THIS was particularly the case at the third stand md. near
Thrdave. where knot Of men engasea "a ~ asmsri,. .,
cusson upon pot,o, and the merits ana dement's
william H. TIVE ID, with the e'iuon' non"roa
" hnia,Orous that the interference Of policeman was
necessary to GuOl the disorder which again manifested
itself laer in the evening shower OF stones anu oauS,
missles that fell with painful effect upop 'po
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
prcrprIoN OF THE GRAND DUKE-THE GRAND
NAIL AT THE MAYNARD.

-> RAIL-, AT THE MAYNARD.
Az announced in Wednesdays TRIBUNE, ex-
preparatlons are making for grand ball to be
vo bv the officers Of the reception feet aud Of this sta
Zion At previous meeting an informal Committee Oh
Aroruements was appointed to draw up plan Tor ralS
the reouisite funds. This Committee after conSuta-
t,on With the officers called meeting yesterday at the
vconm buding in the NavyYard, at which the foio"-
49,. pIoort,ue Committee was elected:
e, y pesno Comd R. Chandler, Chief Ens Se"sl Asa
hIh u %, D. comdI b. b. H.rmosy, Col Broome N Co.
Ina Gee Feoh CsI Rns prLuoe Leut Comdr John Wdnan
Lieut. DeLGns Rsed Assist Psynie w. G. heGoSAn Sser
~ n Hr,ins Paw director q Bdtedgs Channh nr;'
Cothot g'gar Lieut. 7. Bradford U C fAnasle1
u,stsr Ddge and ehen TO 10 added IRON inc
Fleet S.o, .nared IN perfect the plan, and
~ nov no doubt but that the ball VIII take place
, Col Broome u. g. NJ c., and ASH Pay master NC
n sacretary Of the Executive Commlttee Vistou
% cepton deet yesterday afternoon, In the steam
INC portet and waited upon the o1cers OF the Ion
yaon Ssvsrn IroquOis, and kansas ne Visited VICE
TnSroi rowan on board the flagship Congress win
Au Aas, t"m the Committee that the Admiral should lp
.Itend An invitation TO tho Grand DUKE Alexis
pns his presence at the ball. over 100 omcers oi
fequ have already given their AID TO the movement
Th hsi viii be given only by the eincers OF the nayy
ana N bn,ldns in the EavyYard accessible ny three
ment ba room IL 200 feet long by % feet In width
elevators. .,y accommodate 1900 PERSONS Every re
ana VIII heen extended by the Navy Department u
SnS ON imntan @ 10 make the entertainment success
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
MUNICIPIL AFF1IPS.
NO NEW DEvELOPMEN RS.

Dcyond the regular political visitors incl
dental to tue excitement and anxiety Of an approaching
election Mr. Tweed was left at ease yesterday 1t was
Generally understood that the Kcyser claim OF $4,000
which had been assigned to Jackson S. Schultz. was TO
have been paid yesterday ard the suit discontinued but
the debt was not quidatei and the suit still stands IL
is expected that Mr. Tweed will pay this claim toudy AS
to Ingcrsol Garvcy, and Woodward, nothing new has
places has almost lost its interest is quietly admitted
on every hand that they have escaped from justice, and
ore not likely to return Of their own vohtion.
JUDICIAL SALARIES - DEPUTY CONTROLLERS
GREENS POSITION.
Deputy Controller Green has not refused to
pay Recorder the City Judge Salaries to which
opinion they entitled. In 1903 the Board OF
Supervisors passed resolution that these officers should
receive $4,000 year each for their services and this
resolution adopted by the legislature as law. The
Board subsequently passed resolution which W. was not
res of the Recorder aud City Judge to $4,000 year
each and under this resolution, they claim that they
entitled to that amount Mr. Green calhS that the
Board OF Supervisors had power to change D rcs0u
tIon law Of the State and that therefore, the Recorder
aud City Judge only entitled TO $4,000 year each'
which le Is ready TO pay.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Deputy Controller Green made, yesterday,
further removals Of attendants on the Supreme and
SUPERIOR Courts the Courts Of Common Pleas and General
sessons A well as Of employees of the Controllers ONCE
The payInent OF 200 employed on the alterations OF
the CrotOn AQueduct was concluded.
The pOoe were paid yesterday much TO their relief
having feared that they would be subjected to the
delay and inconvenience experienced last month.
DDutY Controller Green placed $4,000 IN the Tenth
National Bank, yesterday TO the credt OF Tie Depart
tn9D
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
THE WEATH'Ek
VAR DBeARTHENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OVfIcElI
WASHINGTON. b. c.. Nov. 2, i571-7 u n.

VAR DgpARTNLNT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OVFIcEa,
WARRINGTON b. c., Nov. 3,i571-7 %n
Evnopsis for the paSi toentpTo'r hours.
The low barometer, which was Wednseuay
afternoon central in Mane moved eastward beyond
stations, brisk nOrthwesterly winds Ia the hla aie
and Eastern States having bcn experienced for srt
time during the night. Fresh wn,S aud partially c0ndy
weather have prevailed to-day from Lake Erie 70 hs
souri, The o0udiness in the Ohio Valley and s0utwest
has cleared away under the influence of the rising bar
ometer, which has advanced slowly north -eastWard'
hortheasterly winds and cloudy Weather are now re-
ported from the South Atlantic Coast. NortlerJ Winds
with cloudy weather on the Gulf Coast. ThrestenlnR
WeateF has prevailed Lake Superior and southeast-
ery winds In the Northwest replace the westerly winds
OF yesterday Southerly winds with g rains havs pre-
vailed On the Coast Of Oregon Oear weather In Cali
fOrRa.
Probabilities.
The barometer will probably rise slightly with light
winds and pleasant weather In the South and Middle
states on Friday N0rth-westerly winds and partially
cloudy weather In New England and Northern NewYork.
Fresh north Invest winds on Lake Ontario Southerly
winds on Lakes Michigan and Superior. HOrherly winds
and clearing weather on the Gulf Coast Dangerous
winds are not anticipated for this evening"