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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
HAPS AND MISHAPS.

Deaths in Brooklyn last week, 1856; u persons died
froms smallpox, aAa - from consumption
The body Of an unknown German, age ~, with
whske found yesterday the East River of Pier
No. 81.
Anne Murphy, employed cook in the family Of
james Symingon No West Thirty lht fell dead in the yard last
evening
Peter Schneider of Forty-Sixth-st. was arrested
yesterday Of Mr. Bt for diving 10 calves to the slaughter
house in q single truck
Chas Rosenthal age 4, of No los Division-st., was
last evening ard severely injured BY the hses attached
10 al No. 50 Of the Avenue Railroad.
The Board of Police dismissed, yesterday, patrol
men Matthew LYON Of the Eleventh Joseph Trteenh
and John Drscol OF the Fifteenth Precinct
The Twentieth Precinct Police will take posses
SATURDAY, their station house. Nos + and 80 West
Thiryseyenth.st No formal demonstration will be made.
Della Brown of No. IS Laurensst., while in the
Grand and Lanren early yesterday butay
beaten the bead with club by unAnosn ooored
VIM. Cross. a tin-roofer, of Baxter-st. fell from
Miisonaye
ard dangerously injured Taken to Bellevue Hospital
Jacob Harm, n German, age 81, of Ridge and
Grand died yesterday In Bellevue Hospital from injuries received
May TO- BY the M OF elevator the Union Mills in Cheuyst
Jacob Butler a carpenter fell. on Monday, from an
SiIae and received injuries from which he died yesterday
al his residence, No. l79 IhrtS.
Thomas Coogan was found by the police
the sidewalk 10 secOnd-aye Thyhst, early yes;er
bleeding He hal fallen while intoxicated and
base OF his skull Taken to Bellevue Hospital
A fire was caused early yesterday in the cellar of
Ridley goods Nos. 500 and 81 Grsnds by leak in
gas pipe Charles Smith ard John Messenger wamen the
stock damaged = 200; insured for $1,000 The building
damaged S5CO The uniniured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18

e25ooo made TO supply new srms TO the rocps but
shall be adopted instead of the Springfield muzzeoad
ers now In use The conditions Of the agreement be-
tween the officers OF the two regiments named and the
Remington Arms Company are that the arms may be
used until next August the officers giving bonds for Sc
curity, and that N by that date the Remington breec
leaders shall not have been officially selected for use IN
the various regiments and tho present contract shall
not have been approved then the shall be returned
with reimbursement to the Company for any damage
they may have received while In USE
The caliber Of the Remington arms Is l3; OF the old
Springed 30, and Of the new Government arms so IL
is thought the arming Of the State troops with guns Of
caliDer varying from the Government standard will be
much objected to- account OF the trouble arising from
the OF cartridges Of different Sizes evil which was
often seriously felt In the late In this country.
contemplated however, to make the muskets carbnes.
pistols to be furnished the State troops Of
caliber 3), and the advocates Of the Remington
believe that the advantages resulting from this viii
balance all objections. The price at which the arm
furnished tO the two regiments Ia s20 In the practice
in Tompknssquare yesterday afternoon by battalion
of the list Regiment IL is stated that the men were
found able load and fire the breechoaders SIX times
minute. This rate, the commanding ofcer expects, VIII
soon be much exceeded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
THE BROADWAY WIDENING-SUMMARY AID
JOURNMENT OF TIE COMMISSIONERS.

At meeting of the Commissioners of Esti-
mate and Assessment in the Broadway Widening yester
day afternoon the Chairman, A. 7. Stewart, spoke
follows Our purpose in having these public meetings
before making estimates OF the value Of the property
proposed to be TAKEN through these proceedings To
enable the owners to present to their individual
views the subject Of their respective claims and thus
to obtain all the information which they could give U.S.
and on which might base our action. We have now
met here three days. and nothing has been
done further than to receive 10 written claims 1t is
ecessary for 10 continue TINS giving opportunities
when person DESTROYS OF taking advantage OF
them. Therefore this day will close public sitngs
until shall have made abstract OF report ~
estimate and assessment after which, persons Interested
will he heard at office, No 265 Broadway. room No
T. upon due notice, ~ required by law
Mr. Pell OF No. i35 Fifthaye. said 1t appeared 10 him
that this action OF the Commissioners very sum-
mary II had been published that for ten days the
Board 10 hold their sessions, and now ut the exp
ration Of three days the Board declared their intention
OF closing their meetings.
Mr.. Stewart s;d that the Board had time to lose
Ample opportunities had been given for all claimants TO
pat IN their claims, and II indifferent their
interests, the lose must fall them, the Com
missOners would not allow any more time. They had
not been met they expected, and therefore they
would hold 10 more public Scssions The Commissioners
then adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18

Of Judge Stuart II he felt able to sit until they were
exhausted Judge Stuart replied that he did not feel
able TO do So Judge Caroso asked II he would consent
that an extra panel Of Jurors be summoned before the
present one was exhausted Judge Stuart thought there
were legal objections TO II, and Judge Cardozo decided
not TO do It. and ordered of the Court until this
morning at lo when the urymen whose names have not
been called must be present
The Jurors already obtained are
Benjamin Hebdhcison Bureau Of Assessments residence No m
West Blevenhst
2 Robert Y Martin merchant, Me- 40 Fulton-st 49, n
John HosgAnd, merchant No. 800 Westst residence ~" "
Cottsgepa ,,.... M q
irap Rogers cashier Gold EIchsng. Bank residence NJ
Thirty -ninthst
S. Samuel Dewding furs. No IS feuth-sve. -.
walter A. Bartlett, corsets, No. 2l9 West Pify hruT@
simon Klsber marble No go West Pifty.trsist
Robert Usher residence No 23 West IN % " est Twenty
8. Henry Leo. fur, No lS3 Csna-st, residence NO So
hrxi.S Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
RAILWAY NOTES.

Fifty-six regular trains are moved daily over
the Erie between Port Jervis and Jersey City, the labor
on which costs 81 600 day.
During the month Of April 9l4 trns OF anthracite and
l25 tuns of bitumnous coal used IN the engines
the Eastern Division.
Over 1000 freight cars were moved over the Erie
Road during April this year than In the same monh In
1870, exclusive OF coal. , $780,. -, Ar
Mast Hope, the Delaware Division, the scene OF the
terrible railroad disaster in July, 1862 is now known
to the public Pine Grove, appearing under that name
on the new timetable. ,,,
Road in fast trains during 20 years, and has never ked
q passenger . -, ~
Paltz TO ROsendae I'm Ulster County Is completed ana
LAYING OF rails began this week. Between R0sendae ana
Kingston 800 aborers pushing the work rapidly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
HEALTH OF THE CITY.

TIP ANNUAL APPROPRIATION FOR TIE HEALTH
BOARD CUT DOwN-SMALL-POX INCREASING
THE MANURE NUISANCE AGAIN.
Commissioner Manierre announced, at the
meeting OF the Board OF Health yesterday, that the
Board of Apportionment had cut down the sum of
asked by the Board Of Health for the ensuing
year. 10 $8 800 The salaries not included In this
estimate 1t costs $4,000 yearly to remove the night
soil leaving only 500 for printing &c. He also
asked the Sanitary Committee to report whether or not
the boat used to convey patients to Bellevue Hospital
could not dispensed with City Sanitary Inspector
Morris said that the boat costs $40 per day
and that work removing patients
could be done by the Commissioners of Charities and
Correction. Commissioner Gross thought the pubic
should underst that the Board was now unable to do
what was expected of it, He, for one, was in favor OF
denouncing all violations OF the health laws and 0rd
nances matter whom the blame should fall Com
missioner Mulady hoped nothing premature would be
done, and asked for n committee 10 confer WIN the
Board of ApportOnment. Commissioner Manierre said
that the Board had been furnished in detail with list OF
The sums asked for and the objects to which they were
10 be applied and nevertheless the estimate had been
cut down Oneha IL resolved TO turn over the hos
initial boat to the Board of Police, and to cut down the
extra force inspectors and other help employed by the
Board
contained the following:
omparye statement contagious reported 10 this Bureau
for the eeks ending MAY 10:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Breyoort House-Samuel Bowles of Ihe
a,.,no6Sid Republican 60 Hoffman House Col
Tbos scott President OF the Union Pacific X X CO.,
Ia II n Callicot Of Albany. Grand Central Hotel
John n Ford OF Baltimore. - Fifth Avenue Hotel
The Hon. A. H. Rice and theHon Otis Norcross Of Bos-
Carthy Of Syracuse, and ]: II. Humphrey Of Albany
- st. James Hotel-Prof r. n Horsiord OF Gam
Moore Washington and the Rev. A. ID. Smith OF Hano-
yer, N. II. - st. Denis Hotel-Ihe Hon. j. NJ Ashley
C. of Maine and John p Bgelow, Chief OF the Loan
Division OF the Treasury Department. - b. Nicholas
Uote-Senator Sherman and Gen. Kent Jarvis OF Ohio,
the Hon IT. NJ Pomeroy OF Auburn. N Y; Gen. j. T:
BOYLE OF Louisville Peter G. Doyle. Chief OF Police OF
Buffalo and the Hon. L. Speakers OF Palatne Bridge,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18

President John winslow; Treasurer, Andrew Hegeman
Delegates to the Central Club-Thomas M Heecmaa a
William Mitchell, James Lee, b. b. Baptist 'onn NJ
wpsr Rprauros-The Church Of the Ascension win be
dedicated this morning Bishop Potter the Key. Dr,
Tying and Others taking part In the services lns TUG
OF confirmation will be administered in inc a~rhoon
NEw-JERsEY.
Jersey CITY.-The Mayor has vetoed the reso-
lution of the Board of Aldermen providing Tor
election. May g. for members Of the Board OF Educaoh
meeting will be held at st. Johns Hal TINS even,
,no 10 organize socety for the Prevention OF Cruety
70 Animals The Union Industrial School has removed
10 Montgomery Hall. Tie body OF an unkhown ian
S wss fSsnq bridge Carroll
have been committed in default OF e0Oco pau on
saoon in Morrsst The wounded man Is In dangerous
condition The Fifth Ward SAVINGS BANK Is
are made against Police Captain Van Ripper for allowing
two prisoners TO escape 49,,
PArERsoN-seven prisoners, two coored were TAKEN
Uother for Ave wears The infant child Of Jacob Good
horn fell into the raceway on Tuesday anu was IN
2ys atiempt The Young Mems Christian Association
will establish library About 200 volumes have been
Injured by machinery in Danforth's mill The flesh was
torn of his leg from hip to ankle.
NrwARK-A horse owned by VIM Fairlie was driven
into street sewer yesterday by careless Doy anu III
stapty killed Over 800 has been contributed py muu
societies for the approaching German Hospital Far
ark Bloomfeld and MOntclair Horse Railroad Company
has reorganized by the election of the following
san Wilson. John A. Miller, warren N. Trusdell,
John r. wakeman and Andrew Lemassena
of stealing lace. Klepomania Is PLEADED IN exenuaion
Rosedae Cemetery 10 70 De gTf ,ar steeiina
and Brussels carpet from Philip FROST OF NO. yCoin-
merce-st From 800 to 1000 coal cars per DAY are run
ming the Central Railroad.
BIooxFIEID-Burglar stole from the boarding house
of Mrs Hardcaste, recently. quantity OF table service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
Week keafs- small =, Dph
Msys 49,. % 80 u

D , uest ending MAY 10 the Assistant Health Inspectors
vscsted $50 persons and visited ol families at Their own bones
1870 The primary vaccinations numbered S The secondary
S Their pes " be question but ssi bs removal TO hospital
cannot properly Isolated and the work
vaccination has Kept In abtysnee t
appears thai in those districts Of the city where vaccination
pensr footho has almost eut
the numbI Of Of smallpox discovered
among emgrsns many Of which are not msnssea m the smgranu
vessels which smalpo has occurred for eight days
The report referred to the Sanitary Committee,
mort Dr. Chas. r. Russell, Registrar OF Records, sub
initted the following mortality report:
have The inform the Board that j4 deaths registered
week beog eeess OF s'e the week preeng sms@I oe
e rs deaths Of H. or this number 10
The SMALLPOX Hospital Toe increase probably due 10
10 III. recent influx that hospital Of from Quarantine The
osL from measles 10 10 sscbed
10 number a. in the previous week. deaths
.e 10 ypbus typhoid feye phtss pumonss caused 86
S,,b, an increase Of u.s. local respiratory
OF Bghts unusually fatsl having destroyed 30 lives
In N. rsk ending Ap deaths small
s 80 p,ssst yeely number recorded within u yes decline
To- & IN he ennng week during which 2G4 registered
" ,l weel meat "a fatal Liverpool
AZ In The yeei ending April 5 Ads Southampton up
Ma INFORM that small became epGee thAi ely dlrpg the
four Jro that date q deaths having occurred the week
ending April 90 The ReftTsr Sens nchl 10 SDe TINS on'braf
10 general r. gec Of vaccination =, - .,.,. ,. -,
& Ryan for continuing to dump lae On 'ne open i1s
ing TO remove the accumulation OF manure there as d
by the Board Referred 70 the Ciy sanitary III
REPRESENTATIVE OF the Butchers Hide and Fat Melt
ers' Asociaou wanted know II his Association would
he allowed to continue rendering fresh iaI nn.l me
Board had rendered final decision ne au,1 , ,iiae
his Association WISE now rendering under permit gwen
by Commissioner Henry BiLlth. Seycrai inempIs cA-
pressed f prise that Commissioner snith tnod haNe
pres med 10 himself powers mat pcongeu
solely 10 the Board. The inquirer was informed na. .
Baniiary Committee would report and thai lheh All
TIC lat iteIs would DC settled w the boafd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
IAnnounoementsl
BuRNErT's CoLoGNE-Best in America.

TRANQUILITY of mind Is something greatly
10 be desired The tranquility Of mind stranger never
20, rns, one Of Kyoxs hats There nothing conducive to said
tranquility the superb tiles to be bad at the store OF The Great
Halter No. Broadway Of FuOns Get under one quickly
and be happy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18

The dead bodies Of two unknown boys were
the Pttsbugh Cincinnati and ST. Ions ksroa t'
from freight standing on de rack ga" 'n
carr being forced into motion BY the wind ran over and eo l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18

Among the numerous preparations for gray
hair In the market commend readers Halls tESETas
sorLIAs the best Our Druggists keep Tor sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18

To THE LADIEs.-NOw is the time to free IN
complexion from Patches Frekes and Tan BY using PEEk
MOTH Iyp FpHckIE LorIoY is reliable and harmless Prepare
oplT bT Dr. b. PEKRY Dermatoog - Bonds Se~i0rE Sol
BY Druggists everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18

II. N. SoUIRE's, 81 FultOn-st, New York, Is
the place reliable 6ne DIAMONDS choice JEW
xIxY and STERLING ESGLIsH Diamonds specially
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18

"Stop Thiefr Stop Honest Man long enough
to try ASGELLs TURKISH BATHS, Lexington, TweniyGfth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
HOME NEWS.
-uu WEATHER

. uy,d Hour Tier. BAr Vivid
M'yi1...T $50 aa@ NV MA" GO SSi NV
rs 10 ga INV II $50 1904 EHw.
RywARKs-May IL. Is7o-Ihernome'er ~ D. "'' "
M" n n M, bGo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
NEW ARMS FOR THE STATE MISREPRESENTATION
BREECHLOADERs FOR THE 18TH AND 7lsT
REGIMENTS

The 18th and list Regiments, n. c., s. N.
Y. are To he supplied with Remington breech-oaders,
OF the design known the spanish model" The fist
Regiment Mas received nearly the whole number
CURED and the have been drilled In the use Of the
new weapon Oh several occasions Tie 18th Regiment
will also receive tho nurnber required few days Al
the last sesalon Of the Legislature al of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18

PORT RICHMOND.-Cars are making regular
trips the Staten Island Railroad from Vanderbilts
Landing TO tins place proposition has been made to
from New Brighton 10 How lands Hook until
the road is>fold ia July
NEw-UTREcHT.-A Grant Club has been formed with
the following 0icers Preside1 b. n. BlatchIord; VICE
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-10

FOUNDED, Cur AND RoBBED.-Barney
Farrell 10 tho name Of tho individual to
whom we referred on Saturday, as having
an utter contempt for expenses. He slung
his rolls ofgreenbacks around with loose
ness that stamped hi III as an imitator OF
thc:far.famod "Coal Oil John" But Bar.
ney trihed too extensively with that sure
shot liquid, known as Cairo forty ron"
He became intoxicated, wandered about
the highways and .by-ways Of the city,
until finally he fell in with somebody who
knocked h i'm down, beat and cut him Sc
vercly, and riasd his pockets OF the green
backs which he had slowed away there for
his private use. During Sunday he was
picked up by policeman and calsboosed
for the night. This morning, bruised and
bloody, he was brought before squire
Shannessy, and representing that In the
loss of his money, in the corporal punish
ment he had received and in the nights
Imprisonment, he had suffered in the city
prison, he had certainly atoned for plain
drunk, the compassionate squire permit
ted him to go acqut and who would have
done less
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-10
A PLAIN DRuSg.-On Saturday las,

a PLAIN DRusE.-On Saturday last;
one 7. Ryan, who is Of very respectable
seeming, concluded TO inves, few niokels
in liquid slimentation, and, miscalculating
the strength of the beverage in which he
INDUCED, soon presented in himself a clear
case of "plain drunk, 4 policeman
turned him over TO the care OF McHals,
and the La, named gentleman treated him
,enderly until this morning, when he was
escorted into the august presence Of police
magistrate Shanessy. la that pres.
cncc Mr. Ryan confessed himself pen.
niless, that by getting boozy he did no;
mean TO insult anybody, and that, il per-
m,tod to do so, he would manage to con-
tinue his trip down the river. The squire
granted the permission and Ryan left the
Office in u brown study, how 10 employ
the permission now that ho had il, We
unders tand now tina, he has since con-
cluded that as n man without money il
about rs well off in one place a. another
he will remain in Cairo.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-10

WINE AND OYsTERs.-The quick, sharp
ring Of our door bell on Sunday afternoon
signaled the presence of somebody, who,
we supposed had business with Tux Bull
LETIS. Answering the bell We were
brought face to face with comely youth,
bearing on his arm basket flllcd with
select oysters and liberal samples Of choice
sparkling catawba, which, the youth said,
were sent, with the compliments of Louis
Herbert, the great Cairo restaurateur, IL
the Office of The CAIRO BULLETIN. We
need not say that both wine and oysters
were very tine. Herbert permits no edi'
bles or drinksbles Of an inferior or qucs'
tionable character to enter his establish
ment, hence, when We contemplated the
treat, and heard the boy say it was sent by
Herbert, We could scarcely compose ouI
soul in patience until the corks were drawn
and kegs unhsadsd. Our fondsst expccta,
tons were fully realized. The oysters
were truly select, large fat and delicious
And the wine twas nectar for the gods
With . delightful memory of both, we
thank our friend Herbert, and hope he
may long live to minister Ms he has (rnost
probably We hope to the "ppotites of this
People.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-10
NOTICE.

United states Of America. Southern District OF
Hinois-ss.
whereas, On the 2li lay OF December A. -.
Isiu, William Morris and ,ieorge W Burns, part.
ner. ete., MED libel in the District Court IL the
lhl'ed states Tor the Southern District OF Him
ois, against the steamboat "Bcngu Tiger. her
boats, tackle, apparel and furniture pr,yn that
the same may be condemned VA arcHfinncc With
the prayer OF sald libel. And whereas. by virtue
OF process IN due form Of Law, 10 me Il rcrt,d re-.
turnable on the fr.t Monday 10 February, have
seized upon and taken the sad steamboat e Ben.
gal Tiger. her boats, tackle, apparel and iutni.
ture aud have the same IN my custody.
Notice II hereby given, thatR District Court OF
the United states Will be held az o." Cnltpl states
Court room, In the city AZ Cairo, on the first Mon.
day In February for the trial Ut the -ed prem
ises, or owners, and all persons vh0aud the uwneI
have or claim any interest therein, are hereby
cited 10 be AMI appear at the time aud place niorc
SAID, to show cause, if any the have, why decree
should not be rendered in accordance with the
prayer e said libel. JOHN l.. ROUTE
Iiy Peter saup, Deputy. 1. :. Marshall.
Caro-, Ills, December 20, ls7O.-lnh!lit
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-10
srprsTARr PgopLg.-Eminen, men q

sEDksTARr PEOPLE. Eminent men Of
our country assert that there is no remedy
like MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS for
disease. peculiar 10 persons Of scden,ary
habits. II has long been claimed, and is
:ow an es,sblished'fsct tina, combination
Of ce'tarin herbs, roots and barks will cure
the ohills. Such . preparation IL MISH-
LERS HERB BIrTERS, for i,has never
failed and il still continue. on IT., triumph
ant career. For all diseases arising from
AIRY impuri,y Of the blood, or arrangement
Of the digestive organs, including Liver
Complaint, Coughs, Colds, Sick Headache,
General Debility, Dyspepsia, &er i, Is now
proved beyond all perslyeniure that no
man, woman or child, however pale and
smacia,ed, can use MISHLERs HERB
BITTERS regularly 'ortwenty-oae days,
without the return Of the rosy checks and
fair complexion, characteristic OF good
health. sold by all druggists and dealers,
DR.. ;. d. Hartman d Co, Proprietors, ia.
janl0eoJ&wlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-10
Closing Ovt Sale.

Twenty-Five thousand dollars worth o.
rcady.msde clothing, hats, caps, boots
shoes, trunks and valeses are offered for
sale BY =. Neff, 49, Ohio Levee, q, AC-
TUAL COST PRICES, It being his In
ten,ion to close out In that line and EN-.
bark exclusively and more extensively Ia
the furnishing goods and merchant tailor
ing business.
This closing out sale furnishes IN oppor-
tunity 70 secure clothing cheaper than
ever before offered In this market.
decl0tf