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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05
DIED.

ABBOrT-on Friday Peb lsa Alexander Mcleod infant COO -
The sSs % @e 1 H a Asss ;s %ss Cemetery.
CAsTLEon Friday FEB At Belsyils \ j. Sarah A. .idcs"
T , aaae a1 eUfr Of the aa are respectfully Sysd % .ss
on one TUESDAY raesis "G Se 6S inst, ss O'clock p N
CoNGBR-On Friday Feb Mary Elizabeth wife Of Henry CoassS
s and e, d ,S 1 q y" ne cS SS are invite, to ~
from the Berean Baptist Church. Monday Feb sn
GATEs-on Sunday. Peb T. at the residence Of her uncle aSesss
90 Adelph st., Brooklyn, Mrs MARY Gates Of Ba~
Her ren,in. will be taken to Spa inteueu
MsI .d s 5G a'1 Sf as' st.
s s;s y; g ts Of ssi i ssi..n.,
% .osas sds s' Fd s III n's,' he
Notes s Of funeral hereafter.
ORBILLY-On Thursday Peb after lingering Illness Kate siiA
daughter 1.-THE Tue late IS t a. 70 attend m funeral a
Patck Cathedral Monday morning. the 9Th inst, 81 ~
PoTTBR-on Saturday Peb Louisa Howard eldest child Of Howard
and Mary Louisa Potter sged q years
The funeral will take place Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock iron
RICHARDsn this city, on Saturday Feb Mary sy~~es RsA.sd
Friends are invited to attend the funeral at a Eas. Twelfth %
Ba sS1 .Si Pr Fm S s paper, please copy
TUrHLLOn Sunday evening Peb Of pneumonia Theodore u
| Notice Of funeral hereafter.
VAN sINDRRRN-On Sunday 9Th inst Laura Boonan Adrian
Van snderen and daughter the late George SAMPSON sa
Funeral service. on Tuesday 9Th inst H.
| residence, l79 Columbia flights, Brooklyn.
| Richmond. Va, papers please copy.
l William Amelia Van Tassel. aged II days.
place Tuesday from ia East Fifty eighth st.
WHITL0CKOn Sunday Feb inst Harriet Wells eldest dushtss
Of T. J. Whlock aged - years
Relatives and friends funeral from
the 1856 WsshingOnt Brooklyn. Tuesday 9Th ins -
| O'Clock p IN.
wILLAMsLn Baltimore Md Saturday % Inst Frances: vii, q
John Williams and daughter OF the late josiah Hdten Of tsu city,
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
wILLAMs-In Elizabeth N j. Sunday morning. Feb Mrs u
Addison Willams
l0 from the residence Of her
naw Warner l02 Union late Of Stamford Coon Frsnds
invited 10 attend without further notice
Buffalo a. i Chicago % and Jsnesye ws) papers please
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05
NAVAL AND MILITARY.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-COmmander X. Is.
Lowry has ordered to the command OF the receiving
ship at Boston. Masters william l. COwer and Hamilton
Perps have been ordered TO gunners practice ship
Constellation Passed Assistant Paymaster j. Porter
LOOMS has been ordered to the Ossipee. Paymaster
George W Beaman has been detached from the Osspee
and ordered home. Two hundred recruits are
to be sent to Taylor Barracks Louisville KY for assign
ment 10 the 9TH Cavalry The PaOs has been ordered 10
Winter at Ten sn The Admiral intended to sail on the
7h OF December for NagasaR thence TO Shanghai ana
thence 10 Hong Kong where be expected to be on the
18th Of January The Alaska Is at Yokohama. The
Bencia recently visited NnRpo, and thence sailed for
Annoy and swallow at each of which places she remained
two weeks, and was to to Hong Kong The Monocacy
at Shanghai she accompanied the Bencla 10
Eingpo. The Ashueot still at Foochow, at which
port afisirs were quiet.
The flagship Worcester, flagship of the
North Atlantic feet and flying the broad flag of Rear
Admiral l.. p. Lee sailed from Hampton Roads, Sunday,
Feb. 8, for the West indies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05
THE UNPAID CLAIMS.
SUMMARY OF THE VARIOUS DEMANDS AGAINST
THE CITY AND COUNTY-OyER SIX MILLIONS

SUMMARY OF THE VARIOUS DEMANDS AGAINST
THE CITY AND COUNTY-OyER SIX MILLIONS
DUE ON VARIOUS ACCOUNTS.
The interest excited by THE TRBUNE's pub
LEGATION Of the unpaid claims against tho city and county
eynced by the large attendance OF taxpayers at tho
meetings Of tho Board. Annexed Ia condensed state
ment OF these unpaid bills payrols claims and mscel
aneous accounts acted upon These have hereto-
fore appeared In detail the columns OF THE TRIBUNE
aud are thus tabulaed m order TO show their extent
In the OF unpaid contracts, where IL is assumed
that the various amounts will refunded by the owners
OF property assessed the assumption not entirely jus
fable.
The system OF assessing, confirming and publishing
very lax, and applications TO the
Supreme Court yacate assessments quito common
When applications granted and assessments annueu
tho entire contract price paid by the CITY, and Is then
included In the proportion Of taxes levied on the city AT
large There is regular business OF certain lawyers
who get percentage varying from Is TO 90 per cent or
securing the vacation OF assessments and 1t has been
said that various street improvements nave been naug
and irreguary assessed for tho purpose or seCur
ing the percentage which tax payers have been willing
to pay for relief.
II Is said that the New-York Printing Company, now
deceased, have claims amounting 10 sUOOO Wnlcn they
Withholding from the Board OF AuGlt WIN tne nte
ton OF presenting them year hence when they conn
IDENTIFY look for favorable change in public affairs
Tax-payers must remember that these accounts are
not those which have been paid ana upon wmcn tnsr
awaiting action and while there Ia yet time II deyolves
upon citzons directly Interested " sorutnhe ahu
object to their nasty payment. -
CONDENSED STATEMENT OF UNPAID BILLS AND
CLAIMS AGAINST THE CITY AND COUNTY OF
NEW YORK.
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q .hs limited states has nothing

40, that The President OF the uheo e'''oS mas ""'e
s A. INIT 90 enjoy himself ,,.o,,, ,.oa, aud
" ~ Senate Che week has passed without pront anu
Nu seL also promieCs TO be barren Inc pohcy OF 'ho
hekt managers Is do nothing that can DC
n IN after the election. The House Committee
put o. ~ civil Service Reform allows this great me!is
IN o ~ seen and temporary appointments Keep ANY,
nto "a syse Of patronage. and may Keep ~ anve u.
the oN cments for the Presidential contest are com
tne sn"D amnesty is sInothered in the Senate under
pete, I'm which nobody listens. The Civii INgnIS
sPeSn,ent Is endangered by the treachery OF its p
sS Sricnds have already explained the ac.oH
iesoo the Administration leaders, who, a1ter OIpuuS
toy orhts nj the last session. now supporting n
S"r Amendment In the hope Of using AZ as sno NJ
soyp fine Amnesty bill, AGAINST when tney VII ~.
70 the rcspOnsblity OF voting There is prosc.o .a'
t s MAJ have overreached themselves IoI Mt' I'M
tnt3 measure gains strength, and IL mas az lIast
ners ne"f Messing Meanwhile the House has
oua" treat deal OF valuable time over a
epens ~ Mr. Boutwells Syndicate arrangement,
o. any practical result might as wen nave Dee
vhiv n In the course of the debate hght mas peeh
oho mon cnrious features OF that transacuoh "hch
tnroNn a will study with INTEREST," but tine Vote
tne lr,ctv marty one and hardly be lnterprcou
was ,ine eXpresSion Of approval OF the secIeII!
$500 ~ With delegations OF all the manulactii.nhs,
ooh9uSi% and commercial interests clamorlng AT tne
Ir of the cOmIntteeToOms most OF the p,an
y stiil nending and pressing necessity ior
bhls s;, measures of reform before the RepuOeah
s INTO the Fall campaign, Congress Keeps Oh w.
psiy Sonrd aud talks about breaking up DelOIc inc
me, NJ lest the party commit itself 10 soihosns
emu VI 'before the Philadelphia Convention ooule
p nnrblind keepers of the executive cohsclence
day re ietting the control Of this campaign SUP aMS
,ow the hands Of the Republican par! "a' , u,oe'
their ottor' auu "VfN |' j. II. q. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05
POLITICAL.
UTAH.

MORMON PROTESTS AGAINST JUDGE M'KEAN-
COMPLICATION WITH THE UNITED STATES
MARSHAL.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-Nothing has been re-
ceived of an official lately from Utah regard 10
the trials there against the Mormons. large number
of citizens of Utah. however have in the earnest
manner protested TO the Government against the CON
tnuance of judge Mexican in office, and against con-
duct in prosecuting them in what they termed an illegal
and oppressive manner. Recently telegram to this
effect was received by the Attorney General from Salt
Lake City, signed by 100 persons, and covering seve
raj sheets OF paper The United States Marshal
the District of Utah is placed in rather unfortunate
position in regard to the trials BEING the subordinate
OF the United States Judge he believes himself required
to make arrests witnesses and take such other
action the Judge may direct; but the United States
Government has authority TO pay the claims con-
tracted under such orders and II Congress fails pass
law rembursing the Marshal and others who pay out
money these cases. they will have to suffer the loss
themselves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05
THE JAPANESE EMBASSY SNOW BOUND.

SALT LAKE, Feb. Administer De Long
and the Japanese Embassy arrived here this morning,
having been escorted from Ogden by delegation of the
city authorities headed byiMayor Wolls. They came by
special train and took quarters at the Townse nd House
which has been thronged ever since. Much dis appoint
ment expressed by the Embassy at finding 1t imp0s-
sbe to proceed East The blockade, IL Is thought
will involve the loss Of millions OF dollars to the trans
continental route by diverng through the report OF
the Japanese most Of the winter travel and trade to
routes The japanese themselves are Disseminated
with the delay, they and Minister DE Long started
from California with the understanding that the road
was open. Brigham Young sent an invitation to the
Embassy to call on him, but 1t Is understood that
Japanese etiquette will require Brigham to call on them
first IL OOurteses are to be exchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05
PERSONALS by TELEGRAPH.

The Hon. Hooking III. Hunter died yesterday
morning at his residence In Lancaster OHIO age I'll rear.
Gen George b. Williams who goes TO organize
revenue sye sailed from Francisco yesterday
John Henderson, merchant, and at one time
one Of tie rgest Of Baltimore. died Saturday
Hon Robert J. Brent, one of the most dis
ngusbed members Of the Maryland bar and erAtoe General Of
MARYLAND died yesterday In Baltimore aged u de vas welt
known ashingon.
-. Capt Isaac Norris, age TO- died on Saturday
having been ofoer
the British Nav spd serwsr commander Of Argentine vessel IN
the war OF Capt Morris took the potbos Eclipse
from B.mors 70 California gold ffs
-. The Grand Duke Alexis and party. excepting
Possef yeesy Memphis The day
o. preparing which dispatched By special
carrier Admiral Pcsso attended The Cass Bpops Chareh To
uotrow the party wall DIVE around the eft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05
DARING ATTEMPT AT RAILWAY ROBBERY

CINCINNATI, Feb. 3.-An attempt at robbery
was made in an Adams Express-car. the Pan Handle
train, due here o'clock this morning. after leaving
Xenia. The armed guard sitting IN darkness.
having been deprived of light by the frozen condition OF
his lamp oil. His quiet broken by some unknown
person In the remote tend OF the car who finally struck
a light to better enable him to prosecute his search
among the valuables in that part Of the the light
clearly revealed man at work at trunk, whereupon
the guard fred, striking the robber III the breast the
ball passing toward the right shoulder. The wounded
man taken in custody, brought TO this city. and
finally removed 10 the hospital The wound IS not c0n-
sdeTed DANCE The gives his name James
Trmbe, and 1t is said that he was once brakeman ON
this road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05
WHY PETER B. SwEENY FLED TO!CANADA-HIS
PERCENTAGE OF TIE RING PLUNDER.

Sufficient evidence, it is believed, has been
laid before the General Sessions Grand Jury toconvic
Peter b. Swceny of having received handsome share
of tho punder which was divided among the Ring
rogues. THE TRIBUNE published nearly two months
ago. the that about 10 per cent OF the
amount OF the Special Audit bills was traced to James
NJ sweeny through investigation of his bank account
At the time it generally believed that Peter b.
sweeny had not derived any benefit from it, although he
supposed to have been cognizant of his brothers
operations, and tactly to have allowed them. But 1t
now appears to be proved that while the money
ceived by James M. swoenyt invested in property
OF various kinds the title to which always recorded
the name of Peter b. sweeny. The latter thereby
ne tied per 10000 the amount Of the Special
Audit bills thus obtaining the satisfactory Of $780, 900
his percentage on three m0ntns' spOls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05

The New-England Society has long been
noted in New-York for heavy dinners and admirable
speechaking IL has al last In its 6sth year. reached
age of discretion and learned that its entertain
ments would be the better for the presence OF New
England women. The first ladies' reception in s history
therefore, to be given Tuesday evening Del
monoos. and tickets, which are to be had OF any mem
Der OF the committee. Of Mr.. Charles W. Griswod at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel in great demand. The
tertanment promises ~ be OF he peasantest soca
events OF this brilliant social season.
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LATEST SNIP NEWS.
For other snip Y.ws see Third ruoel

IfOr OthSr snip hsBs see Thtr0 Tu0rt
ARRIVED. Sunday, Feb 4.
Steamship Peree 9th Daue Havre via Brest Jan ~ With ds
and pass. TO Geo Mackenzie
Steamship Europa BL) Campbell Glasgos Jan % Move ria
with and pass Henderson Bros
Ship Lepenrh Orb Saunder Denerara days, with ia
Is anchored In the Lower BAY
Pslas Bdde Of and from Belize Hon. jan with og~oof
Bark Tuku (fuss PaRerl1nd Havana 10 days with
Gpsey Portnd). II with
Schr. Dole Bruce Providence
schr vckburg of Bsngo Higgins M,ysgu r. 10 days siA
scr Fred Smith (Of Bango Smith JAM day.
logwood
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Feb ARRIVED steamship Manhattan from Hes TORY
Matilda Brooks from NewYok Sailed sch Ade,s for Faa
River
SAvAssAH Ga Peb 4Arved steamship Seminole. Bo-tost
ships amburg; Alice NJ. Mnott IIay Lhsa.
from Dubhni schr. Btts. from Newport
SAN FRASCICo, Feb 4-Arvd ship st. Charles from Nevfoh.
via Rio The steamship Constitution has been relieved from unsA
FOREIGN PORTS.
MELBOURNE, Jan. 2Arved ship Chattanooga from Ne. YORK.
Sailed ship Game Cock NewYOr Alice and GOcOns sr Boso.
DISASTER.
PROVIDENCE R. l. Feb A-The schr Antecednt with gnas foe
Wsmsburgh wrecked Bastos Neck Long Island the ter
nb Saturday morning VIM Nash the nate OF We
teI X L. drowned and the captain and steward nearly Pershe
owned by j. II. Palmer Of StoningtOn.
MEMORANDUM.
Ship Astronomer o Liverpool Edgar from Calcutta previously
ported anchored Bar spoken Feb g. at Is miles
Of the Hgbsbp by u Grant and supplied with
Feb q 20 miles e. T. B. OF Sandy Hook poboat ARIEL Psteno.
No H. picked Buoy of the mouth Of the Swah Channel tossed
TO the Lighthouse Departments dock at Staten Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05
THE TAX ON TOBACCO.
ID. c., Feb. "a delegation of

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. "a delegation of
the plug tobacco manufacturers OF Richmond va were
atthe Internal Revenue Office to-day to the Com.
missioner in relation the tobacco urge
TO his influence with Congress the passa of
law making the rate OF taxation uniform all kinds
Of manufactured tobacco, ut whatever rate Congress
may decide upon. Tho Commissioner informed. the dele
cation that the Office sympathized with them in their
request and favored such modification or the present
law will meet their desires The Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue has decided that tho not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05
A COUNTY TREASURY ROBBED.

SAN Francisco, Feb. 3.-Iast evening the
Treasurer of Santa Cruz County upon turning OFF the
gas in his Office seized by armed and masked men,
who had been concealed in the office. They bound and
gagged him. and threatened him with instant death
less he unlocked the vault. He compiled and the rob-
bers took gold coin locked the Treasurer in
his office, and departed No clue 10 tho identity OF the
robbers has yet been discovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05
TIE FESTIVE APACHES.

SAN Francisco, Feb. A dispatch from
Camp Bowie Arizona, via San Diego, says two more
mail coaches have been captured Tucson by the
Apaches and A. j. Rice and John Peby passengers, and
Thomas Donovan, mail rider killed. and John Bed
ford mail rider, wounded. Gen. Crook has designated
the 18th the day after which all Apaches found
of the reservations TO he treated enemies, and the
General has sent prisoners 10 inform all the tribes TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05
LYNCH LAW APPROVED IN KENTUCKY.

RICHMOND, Ky, Feb. 8.-Yesterday party
OF Is 80 masked went to the jail, whore Slough
who murdered his wife, conAned-overpowered the
Sheriff, took the keys Of the Jail and proceeded TO
stough's CELL and marched him out snort distance.
where they hung him 10 tree. The mob then quietly
Dispersed The circumstances attending the murder
brutal that the action Of the mob to meet
eral annrnYal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05
MURDEROuS ASSAULTS.

wedding party was held last night in the
agorbeer saloon of Christian Reck, at No 800 East
Twenty ghthst. occurred during the evening"
In which Frank sprader of No. 161 Thrdave beaten
tho head with club by Reick and severely wounded
Reiek was arrested aud locked up.
Charles Hebbard OF No. l6I East FIFTY hrstst. while
sleighrldmg last evening IN central fark qnarreted
unknown shot ebbard the ball entering under
the right arm-pit causing dangerous wound. The
assaant leaped into his sleigh and escaped Heb
bard was attended by surgeon and taken home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05
THE STATE or TRADE.
WEEKLY HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA Peb asassSck Warehouses nsysna aHf haAn
u.s. 1000 bores and 1900 hbs receipts Of the wsek Havana
and hsanIAs so 1Oo hbd exported during the week
non hvan and Msian so boI and 1000 hbda Of which - 800
boxes and ell the hghesis tho Uod States Sugar market
.eye Principally f the American market rd ais dsLy os ~ses
there has Nos 10 10 ~ d. X. iOtd real. hoa
Is u ~ D. g. hoas sesarMercaans ense 20
shas onsx " We high demand, Of hscu. koa 10 TO- tA eAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05
MORE CLAIMS AGAINST THE CITY.

MIJKE
Among the bills noticed on Thursday was one
Of Mr.. F. r. Towles, and remark made upon ITS
seeming rregarity in charging for regulating, grading,
curbing, gutterng and tagging Frsave. from Ninety
sec0ndst to ninthst. The amount and
character off the bill were published taken from
schedule in the Auditing Bureau Of the Department OF
Finance Since then it has been ascertained that Mr..
Towle (who is City Surveyor made out his bill for o
preliminary survey under the scale Of prices allowed
compensation to Surveyors for work done under the De-
partment Of Public Works, provided by ordinance.
That he should be represented claiming pay for
grading &c. ia the fault OF the Tammany system Of book
keeping not yet abolished in the Finance Department
Tho following should be added to the unpaid bills
chargeable TO the Trust Account
STREET DEPARTMENT FUND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05
HEAVY ALLEGED ENLIGHTENMENT.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Feb. 4.-Manton L. Hoard,
the late Cashier of the Rhode Island National Bank has
been arrested charges preferred by Bank Examiner
Mygatt OF embezzng s2OOO0 Of the funds Of the bank
and held I'm the sum of $4,000 for examination on
sth Robert A. Pearson late Teller In the bank is also
held the of SIS TO charges or aiding
and abetting the frauds OF Cashier Hoard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. Feb. 81 q. IN.
Synopsis for The past ttcenty-fOur hours
WAR DEPARTMENT,

J
Synopsis for The past t,oentyfOur hours.
The area of lowest barometer, which was
Saturday night the New-Jersey shore, has moved
nOrthea5twa ard, and Is probably now In Nova Scotia.
Strong northeast winds with have attended this
area OF low pressure, but are now followed by light
winds from the south and west; area of low barOme-
ter has extended northeastward over Texas, with
threatening weather on the coast.
Northwest winds, with snow, have prevailed tho
lower lakes and north west Winds with cloudy weather,
in Missouri. Auroras reported visible at NewYork
and Mobile.
Probabilities.
Light winds from the southeast will probably increase
in force during Monday from the South Atlantic coast
westward with threatening and rainy weather west Of
Alabama.
The OF low barometer move north-e into
Arkansas rising barometer with cold northwest Winds
prevail from Michigan westward the low barometer
Lake Huron east and northeastward, with south
west winds and threatening weather Virginia and
New England.
Dangerous winds not anticipated for the Atlantic
and Gulf coasts, except possibly for Texas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05

o y.do Pair 10 Cool ciarg sr 1901 rs.i slssses
SIN Ciys1 1896 r,ss; MGcovsiO, 81 90 reals tsg
Naval sor,. 6np spS sr
American s29a So Four steady Hams quiet Lard gre, sd
Kegs xI5 - ~; Tins s6SSD PotAtces essy
receipts depc Tue maie ssIe 81 - 2gsJ ~ Onions stead -
4t14f IS fair dcmsso snt wsrt@ bare War Jaws
Yellow SS sO0Sg White S2 5o@,l3 Coal Oh sis'ef bet sss
quotably lower -.-..-
Lumber nominal; White Pre- S960tBPn pih Pfss ss@SD
NJ HhcokS-Bor 1910 rrss; bogahesd ~ reals; trvI ho
beads trner - So Hoops nomnal heavy rcsePs 's "s
PeiffN ai snd Southern pos ING
United STATS tl0 81 ~; hogyhed 81 singer - softheD mi
soue the United - 800 IS 81 bogsxsa
oanes Northern and sonihn the United S~s - 80
ease
Exchange sr Omitted States currency 7a premf
short tlRh +sl premium % goh mon premium; short ss
i1t@h Drmnm london 23a24t premium; PARIS prmias
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
ToLsDo Peb 3our s.eady Wheat shade better No Iwhy
mich,gsn 81 So Amber Michigan FL t90sl ssi No. RoS
Sl sIti No. Red 81 asa l5t Mixed Al tso
eow % oet quiet and unchsnged No. at Gle Dressed bess
bush. Com - $500 ~ - "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05
STREET DEPARTMENT FUND.
THE BILLS OF THE JOURNEYMEN PRINTERS CO.
OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION.

OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: AT the meeting of the Board of
Directors. held this day. the publication OF claims
against the city In your issue OF Wednesday last was
brought to attention. and excited considerable sur
PRISE The amount set opposite name is so large.
and real claim small that the is calculated
to injure The entire work have performed for
the city from Sept 30 10 date amounts to only S2 So for
which bills have been rendered for only 1885, The prices
charged also DO shown to be only those usually paid
by private parties. WILLIAM WHITE, VicePres't.
Ne,o York, Feb. 8, 1872. c. b. SMITH, Secretary.
(The error was typographical. On the books OF the
the Association credited with s135 onyEd
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
PISSENGERS ARR[HED.

fkoh GLAsGOW-In s,esnshp Europa Pes t-so,msn y
Francis Beatty. James T. Belmont '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05
CORRUPT OFFICIALS SENTENCED.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 3.-In the Criminal Court
yesterday, Judge Freer Overruled the motion for
tal In tho OF Alderman Busch and exA lderman
Montgomery and sentenced each 10 ak months mpriS
In the County Jail, and 10 pay fno OF 81 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05

entitled to receive commissions on sent from
their districts In bond for export which Ia
withdrawn for home consumption and tho tax paid
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Removal.

GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE Co
Have Removed 10
736 and 1888 Broadway. corner OF Tenthst
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MARRIED,

Angels Turkish Baths Lexington ave- eh Genemes
every add all evening Advantages snQuas