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New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
rHE ERIE-GOULD SUITS.

COUNTER AFFIDAyITs ON TIE PtHT or THE
DEFENsE-THE ISSUE OF STOCK FULLY &C
COUNTED FOR
The following atlidayitS have been served
upon Messrs Barlow. Larocque aud Ma laiand. c0un-
sci Of the Erie Railway Coz bY Me,,r Field and shear
man. counsel FOR jaw Gould, relating directly to the suit
" the Erie Railway Company against jay Gould and
the effect OF the defendants arrest upon The market:
G95in Mora,ni b~ng 'soH ;ays; ~, the auditor Of the
,udtor thereof from Ja, 1885, unit. the time appointed
auditor snd hd the practical eae Of The auditors oace from
INTENDED the keeping or eompsuys entries IN It's
ihaye eG the diyit OF Peter watson the President ofthe m
Ccmpan made in ths Nov - l372 am perfectly familiar
The issue Of *5sOc1 capital Conpiny erd
parasraph s sad sGayt such aGdiyt
changes that Jay Gou has not p' accounted for the proceeds Of the
of MAJ SOL duy To-
Conpapy by Mr. Goah and se5 90 o. eeg The proceeds Of
"say The sid iru Of william aaria 4 Bach BENZ
tina, the Erie Railway Company larger
than The said sum 'n b convertible bonds which we're exchanged Tor
books yrred suitO Of The ,sl sud
charged upon Ledger Of COMPANY
PAGE 81 and the eaty the Joua. lfae journal Of the
On ap s0 1914 gave JOSH Dix va, Pres
81 s1 6on ~fh OH then re@aaeG IN M md The
looont Of the oceed OF ae aud Of the '2e issued 10 eIesage
receipt Of Gen. John A. DIX lor ,asse psgers
The mauagment OF th tne RAILWAY COMPANY has employed
% & . is J'arpitr bb % ofs.s. of the C9mp1or e
srcone To- Mr Watson sat To- a, bad ia finding an acconn
the proer ueometency
nss. empoyed by them the examination
The books and m 81 events toow that should yls the ONCE Of
should lie e dfcaty turning mnediaey
to which explain
the
p-d of The tompan
Tue whole " tD ,,ue o. tae convertible boni' and the
the sal 0f utesigauon Proceeding
tirc1 something than
hy Robert A. Heath Others aud hat orsaOn
II
Rnlway Compan b. Justin White Assistant Treasurer
cent he hooss Of ust department
veil sboarg The receipt the entire pocr 10 manner
Aforesaid by the Eue Railway Company. g. p. MoRo,N.
Inlu
lam member OF the NewYok stock
Gou During the lat the d CoI
largely interested IN stocks IL we-kuOsn upon The
sha termed bull the market and Tue
op.rstor ia Whst tnoWn NorhMeeB Common
the his Friday last regaui he hour
iaud aosed The cntrs hour during the
down. and tue deliveries of
ANY excitement trouble 10 the market 90
Any tine viii crehr re or hI IN ne prices OF
nd tb- Of large Mr.
Gould upou charge requiring <op bali would have tendency
cl-se m sock n he had been unsbe give bal the
effect would have been panic. sud large s nhe
woud ausi NJ Could aud or have lost
aig- u weU Ann on TIE -lst ns throughout
the that
dent would hapn FnttY the Id which would ae m
In the market pHre of stpcAs. JOHN D. PnNcR-
Tnp alidays Of Messrs. George s. scott A. A. selOyrr
and Robert A. Name counterparts of that 0l Nj.
Prince.
Hsnr, g. Smith beng part: Made sfdsr
trlion 1872 which the sdN
~hch 40 obtained gan.t
in tLiiut stated 'tu the results 81 the
Per H. Watson, IA sl The books
A they an Ter
vision members o the arm T-si yom
bal selsal wihis,m-nn o t- 5i'a,' ni 80 s ori-
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
THE MIFFLIN RATLROAD DISASTER.

FIVE LIVES LosT-sTATEaENTS OF A SURVIVOR
Concerning the disaster at Mlililn, to"n
about 50 miles west OF Harrisburg on the Pennsylvania
Central Railroad on Thursday night. prominent pas
senger makes statements essentially as follows:
II IL admitted that the section OF the Clnclna
EXPRESS ran into the front one hut how this happeeu
not so clear. Ii said that the front section VI tD
train 10 which the p Chicago train was ht'acueu
left Altoona nearly hour behind time with e o
engineer was however unable 10 keep up steah' anu
the time OF the accident the train proOaDy WIS Mas o
making much 20 miles an hour Inc collu. tI enc
the rear section started usual 20 minutes Dc' ~ ,h
frat and suDpOsing the train ahead was Oul Uh .lo
way was running fast TO make up time. t.v ~ ,ht
occurred just below short Oenu whch WIN , v
train lust passing prevented the engineer from scoiE
the rcd lights OF section No l. How far TINS Is the cVi
rect version an investigation will determine. ~
The rear OF the Pullman ear, AZ ne emu Oh le lo o.
train was not much injured hut its forward ehu was
forced above the ear ahead telesc0plng III lor
feet The wreck made of the two ears fur tnaI
was indescrbaDe. II at the rear end Oi tle sto
car that Matthew Knowles ana j. W. Bacon ChT1sV'
and W W. Dlnz, wife, and chld OF Green Iahc, 49, WS
were killed II took more than an hour 20 Erl out .nc
bodies. d. II Remy, lawyer OF lndianapos, w, Was ma nd
out without serious injury. Thomas lhayef, wiz am ar
son OF Euzabeth ~ j. were Ia the rear end OF he sae
car. Mr.. Thayer and son escaped Win sui sodpJ ?
Inv beani and II took more than an hOuf
10 get her out She perfectly conscious ana EaHS
directions the workmeu, showing the greatest eop %
moi serious Several Others slightly Injured, Inc
ears were heated BY hot water and hence 90 not tno
fire. Had they done so, Mrs. Thayer nus' nave PEI pci
ished. The conductors OF both trains were ullnj
and with others employed tue train, dld al they
could for the sufferers.
dlspatch received yesterday states that Mr. DANTE u
supposed to have newly elected member OF Con
gess Those killed are supposed To have died at once
a. their bodies were cold when reached There IS po''-
bly, another body in the ruins.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
THE ELEVATED RAILWAY.

Patrons of the elevated railroad will be glad
20 learn that contemplated improvements recently
mentioned In THE TRIBUNE are now nearly completed
and that within the few days additional trains VIII
run and the present time table will be completely re-
vised one OF the trains recently ordered by lhls
Company arrived from Wilmington yesterday lie
locomotive which is building Jersey City IS also nearly
ready for delivery and next week the new train VIII be
placed on the line. The are similar to those
already in USE and have the same capacity. An I'M
prOvemen however, will be noticed IN the fact that the
new cars will be comfortably heated by means of hot
water This heating apparatus will soon be Introduced
into all the ears Of the line. On Jan. another train VIII
arrive making four in ALL each seating S persons or "a
to a car. Trains will then every 10 minutes, and
possibly every 10 minutes during the day.
petition is preparing By the butchers and mar
ketmen the west side, which will soon be presented
to the company 1t asks 10 have train leave Thrtieh
st. at 81 a. m and it is thought that 2OJ patrons will take
advantage OF It, The company will probably grant the
request, and il traffic warrant, hourly train will be put
ou the track curing the evening, to ii r. M The new
depot company, the Battery, Is nearly nm
sed trains will TO and from that point ON Mon
day The framework OF the Frankinst station Is above
ground WORK has been suspended Tor the purpose or
pnttng all the IbOrers the depot AT the Battery
There will be stations along the line Wien tins
Oue il com
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
SHIPPING LNTEL4fGENCE

PORr oP NEW -gORK.... ...................'...Dso g.
CLEARED.
Steamship atlantic (Br j. Gleadel. Liverpool J Hyde Spirs'
ses,l.hip Anglia Gisgow. HDiGrs0u Br0lers
steamship Glaucai Walden. Bofon. u. f. Dmock
Sie5msiip Vulcan. Wicor, Philadelphia ,
Grshlm Polly Blrgcss Hayre. j. AtSins To-
.hip Iiobena, Dsggett, Hayre, BOYD & HiucArn.
sx Jane IRE (Brl jenkins, Dnbn &C. j. r. Whtuey Co.
Bark Maudigo (Br Lsmboj st. Johns tAutggp g. Vessels
Atlas tAust.l Brenda, Tyne Docks Ing S1oscn - ~
Saynea tAustl CanOYth, COrk Tor orders S"Tlcl 70
Itsll. Barc1ns. &C.. N'Ocpych " Co.
Bug Key.touc BarA-r Havana. James b. " lfl 60
Peei (Br Hunter, windsor - trfnia Bereauf
Co.
ARRIVED.
samJp City o' Moprl (Br) Keurey Liverpool Nov. d. VIA
Queenstown 2ll with mi.e. Ind pass % JOAN &. Dhe.
Steamship Arsne Doaur Nv Orleans N0e % with mlse and pass
Ce,ape4ke johnson Portland with Use AMI to j.
T. AmeS ut,
steamship Oh walker Norfolk with mdse and pass to Old
Seamshp Ellen = Terry siyear Nevbern C.. with naval
Murray Ferris S Co.
steamship John Gbson Winters GeorgoSn d. c. VITO ule. ana
Shin Kasog C Glasgow Anderon shanghai Aug 2l with Gc
Bark Brothers Bl Morris Cow Bay q days, WITH coal
Bark Hy,ln Castle (Oi Sunir rrni scott Amog Ang VAN ra
Brig Mchehha GuL EsDosto, A1aniri sept > AMI oiDraa
Noy. l. With wool.
Big San Pd,-o Ttal Claero Girgen 60 tas With sulphur
Big Kodiak. Downing, Alicante b. a. $. vito mise. -
Fnee Gtrl tmnennau1 Bp nflnie % "a :, WIN hes
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS Der 6.Ar,d ship Puncess heuain from Calcutta
bars smyrnor >lytnai ,clr. Emeue from 81 Mare
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIvRRPoof G-The Aaa LIe steamship S. Andrew, fon
Qacbec, arrived here to-is..
WUALERS.
srwBrpsoaD Mass. Dee t--saiei Coral Marin, Pacific
Ocean; schr. Cohsn1et. Braley. Atlantic ocean
For latest snip AeTs see rum PngHI
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
DEPARTURE or FOREiGN MAILS.
SATURDAY. DEc. T.

SATURDAY, Dc. T.
For Gre Brsn ami France via Queenstown aai hFepoo e oI
the steamship Atlantic mails close A. A. m. ouppementF M
closed at White l0:2D steamship sails at IL
a m rom White Star Dock Pavpna Ferry Jerses CitY . 80
IAN deposited Supplementary Mails mls DC pe0 "h
double postlge.l -. s.,.-.,.
nd close At II O. no
Nail Steamship fUm Pier a. foi OF hd - hoOAen
closed Mail 10 sent y tbs ine
Mails By the steamship Cl1ie close az M oAn
II .as q . D.. from Pier No 9 h. Or
Tor Halifax ~ s.. Is CLOSED At the Nes-iHfa
Priasg at O'Clock Steamship sa's from fouan' '' u"
SATURDAY. ate .. u
Letter postage West Indies except when goiny dec wy
be cents M ounce Pagers each w.n mus De pfepa
SUNDAY. Die. b.
All Ma eliza, At "A O'Clock a. N. Tls lost0hce - open from a.
N. 10 II a. a.. ......
MONDAY DBc. a. o.
Kingston Jsmsra and ssyanli OI ths stsnsl ~
Thomss close al D. m steamship sails at p m rom Fer no
n
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
THE DIgIDED DEuOCR1CY.

TAlIMANY'S ETFORTS TO STRENGTHEN ITSELF.
A universal feeling of satisfaction was eX-
pressed yesterday by the adherents OF Tanmauy Hail
at the action General COMMITTEES in declaring
the seats of three delegations aud virtually unseat
ing one-half the delegation or the Iyh District II
seemed be the conviction Of all the aber men OF the
organization that unless rigid discipline were maintained
il would useless think of victory approaching
campaigns IL be easily demonstrated, they say,
that II the who took part IN tue caucuses and meet
ings Of General Committee had acted in good faith
Mr. Lawrence and the remainder Of the Tammany city
and county would have been elected. The follow
ing the names Of those composing the delegations
" no have lost then seats
Dsi-Douglss Tayor G. SpelceI Agesuoh Sal
Ivan George LoVd John Carer p.,res Red JGan H4mp"9 john
Golden EmSnue b. HAT, Michael sOn John f. fsly Josn e. VIII
Bighh Dre-Jorn Scott Edward wech Halet odei John
Bennett oscar H. gos;r syys''SE B. SOsa Meye' Elsa SeS5se
wm Rss5 William Campbell Never Meyer Henry cpgb., ehss
Kinney Mathew MSSerly George hs Js@s Corr
Tai6 DToAn Anthoay Kea6of Rssei. Ear9s John s Rev
Charles GgeHr John moHd John Pne john Zauu Louis Lrier
In the XyIIh DstrictJone half Of the delegation have
been unseated aud the remaining ,members have been
given power TO ll the vacancies. The naises OF the
members dropped not given, and those members Of
the General Committee spoken The subject declined
say anything. The following comprise the old dele
Ser,at,nn Ds,rt Jane. X Coulter Thomas RYAN James B.
Brady NM b. Fney Chae lie neI A. Roger, Ihoa hsTHgsn
John Dagg,r jE Martin Bel John rsSes Charles H. HssTen
Mche Connolly Thomas Higgins George ". flunk Aos Muller
Micha WhelAu Jerome Buck John Reynolds Michael Harrington
Charles Mclnlyie Patrick H. Power, John ). Mastenon
The strongest feeling is expressed against Justices
John scott and Anthony Hartman, who. with Others
summoned before the Committee on Organization
dunug the campaign and pledged heir honor that they
would support IN good faith the candidates OF Iannany
Hall ana work for their election. Justice Scott II Is
alleged took part In the contributed nothing
toward the expenses OF the election, aud did not even
vote similar allegations are made IN regard 10 An
thOny Hartman ana others of the General committee in
these Dstncts Inc dregat!ons from ne AIAth' AAth
and XXlst districts 10 ue questioned relative Ia Ger
tain TRANSACTIONS on election daY. II Is also asserted
that portion OF the delegation from the Nlh District
Will be- cited Ia Eppear before the Committee Leading
members Oi Tdinmauy Hall say that the new General
Committee be- chosen, viii cOnSi. largely OF old
time members of Tammany Hall. many 0f wnOm have
OF late years either taken no part III politics or nave
acted wiih the various Reform organizations.
APoLLO HALLS POLICY.
The leaders of Apollo Hall recently held
meeting At the st. james Hotel to make preparations Tor
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
nrw-voRK r.uv TRIRUNE SATURDAY. nFcEMsER T. Is7e

and by referring 10 the actual seooan' could r'eis
The mule by ny cIei With Mr. Watson and bis
clerks at -. q.
mart ia On AFFIDAVIT December 1870 ard snuny 1911 TIE arm 0
Mai into the treasury OF
paby amonatng 6 which credited on the booss 70
dep0nnt that bese the proceeds O
in saA Cops hands sale but ltergam Jsy G0uds rm OF "a
Martin aud Bach furnished account papong 70 shos lhe s
them of shares Of hs Railway stock the pces
whereof were said account stated 70 amonnt 10 oy OF
thereabouts ard such account the hno hAwa th
n,nv /, charged with substantially the amounts shifh
heretofore appeared credit of said tm u deienent bss ho
noWle ss before stated sheher the pd into The ieasury
the tsd Jay Gould we're on aecount o. INC s
s1OO00O0 account Of other moneys hn IN III"
L..I.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
CITY GOVERNMENT.
1,oa,d OF Assistant Aldermen.

Oyyctat1 stated SESSION, THURSDAY, Dee D. bfA
Prescn-Os Hall ESQ., President IN the char anl quorum o
members.
RESOLUTIONS oyEh
he laid from the south Ede OF Per NO " Noi'
River 10 e side Of Wesi-st, oppofte m, -.
sidewalks both sides Of IbiriyfOurnti rom ith 70
Bleyenihaye., be nsggeL
To nav bill Of c. Brien stationery &C. furnished Boari
OF Assistant Aldermen. ,--,.t.
That comptroller he directed draw his Warran IN sTor o W
trustees Of the Church Bonso of Ci 3D. % pay
assessments levied the cbarch
That Comptroller be- directed pay Martin Brown e'''S o.
Tor printing for tho Board of Assistant Aldermen.
NicuAEL J. gsLLY Clerk
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07

REORGANIZATION OF that wing OF the Democracy The
Committee OF Five will with the Committee OF
seventy In urging OF reform In the Legislature
The Election law will be amended materially, n possible
Tho Committee il now taking testimony relative TO
alleged frauds at election IL Is claimed that
NJ has considerable proof that the vote for OBrlen was
tampered with in certain Districts in downtown wards,
and that with an honest count. he would have had a
much larger vote. II Is asserted ny inc nrienu VI qe
TOR O'Bripn that he will introduce bill 70 investigate
Ie action OF Commodore Vanderbilt and hs associates
In the rapid transit scheme in alleged ehcIoaVnehtS
imam the ri Of the public.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07

tra horses, from so to s5 perhe were spoei
"a ed ;tiOu 10 the ahpve
general trade horses remains about ap''n'y reporeL
Strong aud sel freely
carge horses sud peasl iocA generally there ho"eyer
handy ANYTHING doug
REGULAR Barker Chss CITY Auction
Mart aud ~ l. Ia;es omo row. saturday, the 'th lust At y
ocOrh
The oai known throughout the
England states tle Goddard Buggy has retired from business
sniis 10 be-
osrs giy thought bv the
The SrsfoA builders charging for
theirs When will n1y r1p top buggy
coach makers also rrile husil-,s
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
Observation-Disclosures Ell

Nsa-Toal Friday. De-, 9 49,.
There was q fair ATTENDANCE at the sale held this
day at Garage auction Man Of Ne Johnston Van
Ts...I The hor,4. offered realized All Dillo~s:
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
MINIATURE ALMANAC

fjjl hJOp Morn
RIO THt psr-AN
g,nir Book fOl GOV. l3 He'll iats PerI 6Z9
stsH wArER
S, Goor - ia Goys 20l Hell Gate tsrry t3l
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07

This premium i competed in advance from an assumed
rate Of interest and OF mortality. II is therefore the
trOrsir0i premium, but must nevertheless be paid by
the assured. The assumptions made III its construction
sail .or the largest sum which was believed to be
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
Annnal ofice Uranium -. 81


THIS sum Is made OF { rec distinct paris, namely;
J. The amount it must contribute tO death claims,
for the first car. called the cost Of I1sTGEce dis
Q The ReSeITc. iund which must be held by the
Company tO provide against the deficiency IN the
net and uniform premium 20 pay its contribution
90 death claims al the higher ag's-...-..-.-.-.. 10
THE assumption that tss but iaar PEI cent interc
g. Provision iOr Yearly expenses. forty per cent of
items and
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
Religions Nciites.
~ Stein,yay Hall.


Rev. GRO n. HEPwORTH vii preach TOMORROW a, 1919
r. Mor1ug suhject' The Mairr ofihe saliva
ton" Evening he yie;orr sabbath 2:9O D. M
Rutgers College Cslpe Fhs7e between Foryfrsi Poy
second PrsysrMeetrg FRIDAY EVENING a, g. Baptist
Ch6roh Poriysttbst Fbave Ss0n male welcome
furnished With seaia
Lecture on the Condition Of Christian Missions Afdcs viii
he SABBATH EVEStSG Dee. IN Dr. CROSBfS Chnr rh
visiting africa dye tunes and constant famag for i0rtY veil
qualified Interesting Information Lecture legns u
largo will Ls used 70 point Missionary statOnA l. LVnsons
aAyci
SUNDAY Dec B. the Reg nr BELLOWS viii preach oi aAd
Sundag-schO0 at y. Collection en- behalf n iA,
benevolent u the cuch In the Eveay the Pastor
bis second Lecture IOhn Howard The Phsnihf0p" Seat
an rec. fhe public cordially invited.
Discourse Csaev to ABlaals' TO.aDRgOw At 90 IN
MITCHELL Repsr By request Of soeiy Prevention o. Ce
NJ moon SCI Vice At 80 Stslugers Neic.ms.
AHen-st VI. T.. thHrch.-iey WM NcALLIsTEa Pa.or
wl preach A. lO - m Sacrlmeh a. tonnf feopss PraYcr
Board Lecture, subject TIE CsoNa, tibtgl Teacher %
O'Clock. Singing BY the SABBATH srio seat' Free orii nvs
dol to all
Attorncy-si Methodist r. Church, between D.iancy
yngoD,ts Rev. WHITE Pastor who sl preach SUNDAY 81
l1i Mr ALDEhDlCh VII preach ~ tDnmun0B, aud
,. Rsyya meetings eoniinue Tesk nghts. a. u.
AssOciation Hall, rwentythir'st. Fo hsyet epunn
MONDAY EVENING, Dee o. a-lgs add tylrrt N Dcitf II
tie following favohr artists: 5i. o. l. D. rOrrk2. Reier A
HkNRUTTA BEB8B. 60prllo; Mr. 4 J.. MORA Ortni.t.
col fcton Of Puutnss paf0FA 10 prog
T. nrnbeTsh gentlemen lni ladies' H1 mrnbrr
shp IS ticket gres th holder free of csrg
for the sixteen lectures tenuning N JanafY.
Anhon Memorial Church, t0uy.e ~ si.. leneea srh
vice 0 ~ Il p. In tie evening the Rev. HENRY e.
POTTER viii preach
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-13

incoming Council. After full examina-
ton of the law he believed nothing was
left for the present Council but to pass the
budget as usual.
Mr.. Shaw presented The following esti-
mate of receipts and revenues for the year
1873, which was read first and second
time and adopted on second reading:
An ordinance adopting an estimate of The
receipts or revenues of the city of New
Orleans for the year 1873.
Be it ordained by the Council Of the city
of New Orleans That the following estimate
of the receipts or revenues of the city Of
New Orleans for the year 1873 be and the
same is hereby adopted: .
Upon valuations of taxable
property estimated to amount.
TO $l30, 600, 900 at 224 per cent.
including city debt tax, tax
Tor current city expenses andy
Park tax; and allowing say
i've per cent tor non-collec-
Observation-Disclosures 1896, $50 %
Licenses. ...............a.. 100000 0S
Markets Subject 10 pledge ace
carding 20 ordinance No.
1882, Administration seriesD $4,000 90
Fines by recorders courts.o. $4,000 90
Gicy railroads, (bonus) o......o 5000 90
Interest law charges and print.
ing reimbursed on overdue
tax bills. ................... $4,000 90
Ground rents. ............... $500 06
Bills receivable. ....s.......oo II ,225 ~
Pound fees. Observation-Disclosures. 1900 90
Cemeteries. ...s..... zoe 5000 go
New Orleans Sugar Shed Com.
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HYnRAET STATEMENT.
HoI,rs ENGINE water pumped,

Statement showing operations at the pumps lP1
during the year ending September ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-13

The following is a statement OF coal on
hand at the pumps October !, 1871, received
during the year ending September ~, 1872,
and amount on hand October I, 1872, with
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CITY coUNCT1--oFFIcIA1
REGULAR MEETING

CRY HALL, NV ORLEANS, }
@upsday. November II, i6i2. }
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of claim of Eager, Ellerman & Co., laid
over and printed November 6, was adopted,
Mr. Walton and Mr.. Bonzano voting no.
BY Mr.. Shaw:
AN ordinance to pay the accounts therein
described
Be it ordained by the Council of the city
of New Orleans. That the Administrator of
Public Accounts be authorized to draw a
warrant on the Administrator of Finance
for the payment of the following account :
George P. Fernald, clerk Of the Fourth
District Court, for costs in the following
CITY suits instituted in said court: Nos
23.0I5. $50 IS; q. 22G. s23; 1926. $62 90;
p, Q47, So 50: 1916, $I86 20; 1928. sll 80;
p, 292, So o.: -. 80. g C5-totsl. So! 10.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Shaw:
:
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an ordinance adopting e8Hae New 0 sGudin
BE ordained By the Council tlan
an5t sauej h eas
D Res o. DgYg
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The running expense of the past year
exceeds that of the previous year by : J.
by the additional amount of work required
n IN the the " pumping service, caused BY the
breaEage Of the reservoir Prior to that
there Was no night work, the reservoirs
being equal to the night supply Of the city;
whereas since that occurrence the engines
have worked night and day, necessitatlng
the use of nearly double the amount OF fuel,
and a large increase in the salary account.
The depreciation Of city credit also had us
influence in increasing the expenses.
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neip s0bsrtisments.

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MERCHANT TAILOR STORE,
in Mier's Block, Third street, two doors below
Market,
SUNBURY, PEEN'A.
The most fashionable clothing made to order
from every variety of goods.
Suits of all sizes made up at the shortest no.
ticc, from the best selected stock in New York
and Philadelphia.
Call and be convinced.
TuOS. G. MOTT.
April 90, 1872
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-30
Danville, HazletOn a. Wilkesbarre
IL. IL. Penna. R. R. 10. Lessee.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after this date Passenger trains on the
d., II. u W. r. Z. will run as follows: