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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21
sAFEauARps N rNFEcrED srAnLEs.

At q meeting of the Board Of Health, yes
terday the following report In relation TO the desruc-
ton of infected straw in all horse stables was received
from City Sanitary Inspector Jones:
have respectfully 90 report that since the last meet
Ing OF the Board 32 renspecuons OF stables nave pen
made by the officers OF the Bureau of Sanitary lnsee
been complied with; in 5i not complied with III 90 par
italy compiled WITH and IN 1874 the spirit OF the Oiuer
sufficiently complied with, though lts TERMS as eA
pressed, have not been fully carried OUT. buIn-
ing tho straw appears to be lmpracueaple, v" W
Ing partly TO the unfavorabe weather TO tho Wan Vi
pr0per place in or the respective premises ana 10
the offensive smoke created thereby There Is also
ding and hence has been confined to the CUTTERS
outside OF the stalls and to the manure vaults Most OF
the stables are reported well cleaned, whitewashed
and dsinfected with some preparation containing oar
bolc acid the straw being sprnked with solution OF
specons the Inspectors have had instructions to notee
particularly the condition Of the fowls met Win IN te
ion that there at present no prevailing disease among
the poultry Of the city.
An inspection OF the principal markets was made by
Capt Yale Of the saniary5Company, who reports that
nothing was found to Justify in the slightest degree the
recently circulated that dealers were Offering
diseased poultry for sale in the markets.
Since the first appearance Of the horse disease IN this
city the New-York Rendering Company has received
500 horses Of which 1423 dead and so alive nearly
all being affected with the disease. Two hundred anu
fOry-sX were received from the stables 50 from inc
stage lines, and the rest from private stables Only Tour
mules had been received The above numbers give
death rate Of Go animals per day The hgbest number
reached Now 9, when 90 deceased animals MeIe
received pier. IL found impossible to collect
all the dead animals, and large number had 10 DC
buried in the districts above One hundredth-st: ,
Some experiments were made by Dr. Ehrhardt ana
the officers of the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
Animals yesterday, 10 ascertain the quickest and
humane mode OF destroying tho life OF the con-
demned animal without suffering. At present anini
are killed by-a blow on the head, but this, although
without pain to the horse, is considered Objectionable
especially when disabled animals have to De DESTROYED
in the public streets II thought that the injection Of
poison I'm the jugular vein from small syringe would
prove speedy. The experiments, however, d0 not
| prove satisfactory yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21
THE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY's
DINNER

The Industrial Exhibition Company of New
York had It's first annual dinner last evening at the st.
James Hotel at Broadway aud Twenty-sxth-st, Gen
Alexander s. Dven presiding in the absence Of the Pres
ideut Gen John A. Dix. Among the guests Abra-
ham g. Hewitt, C. X. Garrison, Chauncey NJ. Depew,
Robert d Roosevelt, Richard Schell Samuel Sinclair,
Jloyd Aspnvall, Samuel b Vance d. NJ. Koehler Eras-
tus Brooks, Augustus Maverick, and Arson Phelps
Stokes Gen Diven gave history Of the enterprise sub
staptally as follows:
The Legislature OF the State ofINewYOrk, by special
act granted charter Incorporating the Industrial TX
hbiton Company, which proposes erect permanent
building ia Eew-York for the exhibition aud sale Of
every Kind of product and manufactured be per-
petoa worlds fair. In the same building there were TO
Dc museum Of art, picture galleries. and public
library. The capital stock lot tho company
was 10 be 100000, and tho first mortgage
bonds were not exceed u amount 90 per cent OF the
cost Of the building exclusive n the cost Of The land
The company In 1910, contracted for the purchase Of
eight blocks OF land comprising 20 acres lying between
the en8 side OF fOurthaVe and the west side OF Third
ave. and Lec north eide OF Nnety-cighthst. and the
south side OF Onehundrea -secOndst Tho purchase
agreed on was klO0CJ0 or this there remanA tO
be- paid 10000 or before Feb IfuOt paid by that
time the land will revert 10 the original owners. Tue
object Of the gathering was 10 bring the enterprise
before the financial community.
Chaaneey H. Depew addressed the assemblage and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21
THE BROADWAY WIDENING

The suit of Daniel GaTettsOn against the
City TO recover $4,000 award on property leased at
Broadway and FOrty-seyouthst., and damaged by the
Broadway improvements. came IN befnra Judge Wood
ruin Chambers, yesterday Mr.. Curtis, counsel for the
plaintiff in long argument claimed that the award was
legally made and should DO paid and in reply Mr. Van.
derpoe ana Richard OGOrmau, Counsel for the Corpo-
ration reviewed the Broadway widening acts, and
tended that the matter set at rest by the act Of the
Legislature giving the Mayer, &C power to move before
the Supreme Court at Chambers Geutsi Term 10 va
cate the order Of confirmation for other causes
therein enumerated and that that action having been
taken, tho Court did away with any right which the
plaintiff may suppose to belong to him The Court took
The papers but reserved ts decision The plaintiff lives
in New,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21
POLICE NOTES.

Burglars broke into the dry goods store OF j. q;
Barnett At No Eghhaye TUESDAY night and stole gloves and
hosiery worth 500.
fire ON the fourth floor Of a brick tenement at
No 3 East FyfOurst owned by Mary Collins yesterday daage Cd
the building 800. -
HAt the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Lester was
enran was committed for trial Justice Hogan on charge o bhoO'
ing james Sheehan
At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
committed Tor trial on charge OF tMOe@As
$500 from Hulett ODeil
John Gillespie of No. 355 West Thirty-ninth-st.,
Tuesday night committed indecent assault upon
his daughter MARI Y yeas The mother ind ana Gillespie
struck her head Eh sungsh0t He arrested by Oler
Iobe Precinct committed yesterday II ye1er-
keepers Of four houses of ane IN !"
terst Tuesday night were held for m al the Sle'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21
A MYSTERIOUS suICIDE.

Coroner Hermann made an informal lnVestiga3
,on Yesterday into the circumstances attending the
death OF Jane Campbell age 60 Of Scotland who died at
No 9 Canalst on Tuesday night, from the effect OF
Paris green seltadministered 1t appears that last
Saturday evening, she applied to family for lodgings
until the arrival Of her husband FROM Buffalo with
nrovided for h6r, and, Sunday morning. she
was found suffering from the effect OF poison aud in
state of great mental agony She subsequently admitted
fbaf she had swallowed the poison With suicidal INTENT
On account Of severe a1ctQD, fne Of which she
refused no disclose She also finally said that she was
unmarried, but had brother who was farmer, re,
siding at Buffalo. she appeared respectable ana had
pawued some ieWeIfy under the name OF Ferguson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21
vAcANc1rs IN THE CusroM.HousE.

Collector Arthur has informed the Exam
lining Board Of the Customhouse that the following va
cancies exist there and to be filed under the re-
omrements Of the Civil Service rules: Export clerk
Third Division salary 1880 per annum import clerk
First Division salary 81 800 per annurn statistical clerk
First Division salary $500 per annnm; record CLERK
Fourth Division salary 81 400 per annum bond clerk
Ninth Division salary 81 200 per annum miscellaneous
clerk Ninth Division salary g. 200 per annum mscel
s1eous clerk second Division salary $1,000 per annum
nisce Iapeous clerk Eighth Division, salary SlaOO pef
anuu one lieutenant OF night Inspectors salary LOO
Der annun two night inspectors, salary 81 per diem
There are now los applications for positions In the Gus
tom service Thdexa will meet on Friday 10 con-
slider applications for the first named position.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21

Ts.,,,e,f Voree--Julcc r. r. Curtis Of Boston, tho
A. prrr III Aba1v Capt SeTyn Of the British Navy, ana
h ce Trsscrer he Great Western Railway Of canada
i-s 90 fsai-Gele W. Chits Of 1e Phadephia Ltagei
A y sei q Paisdogha the Hon W. Il Barnam NJ c. o. Sos
i-,, o Hon a. D. Augusta, Me- Oliver Ames OF norm
81 II, NsSs col q. McConh Of Delaware H. H. Hathorn IN
Of ssr Henry Stanley - N,oeea tse
ZINC i1r H. g. Pst ~ Osuego Gen james Davidson o. iet
Nsr u l. grors John Cheiel and s. r hoss ..
go F Niuraa Aurora y. Y. and Gen g. W. Mteu N'elsi
Ns.er Eor,l,r1 Psilc Railroad Nee Es,leV Of
.I,t- n Prson ~ south Carolina Gen j. 4. bpGGlp "
a., frr.tts sri can't Noodle Of steamship Cuba
H-.ygsat ~ ffolTh Hon. b. IT, Birg NJ O. oil peaN.rc ,a
H. s. N.vstu of Eur.ati p L. baln state fIol
issi- l'aest 20 1Ht H0lScJudge w Vrspe OF S, 6
n .a.s ytat I-Ct1 T. W. Ecnel U = 49, 9Idh5 r. -
Esfr r. T. Flint; L. s. Clars7aon HGtose ~ t ~
q D. Sr,.. Ic-.aon AMI L. Sigeayes U y
!, ia ia n r Of Hartford Col W. p Warren Of Gov
stan A III Ttkvh Of Providence, snd j. O. hatS, OF
-5i--, 80, l.rlso-Msrshfu Parks 81 NoroN.. Gtlg
rir Nsus OF Troy, Erastus Corning Of Albany
a. ,sr.rrs pef t.ci1n Bowler II Cincinnati
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21
A HARDENED MURDERERs SENTENCE COM
NIIJTED.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2O.-Gov. Palmer, yesterday,
granted continuation Of the death ssen6e passed on
Gregor Peri gho was TO DO hanged here Dec for the
murder Of Daniel O'Bren the 9th OF October, 18D
to imprisonment for life in the Penitentary. The muir
der was committed IN q saloon kept by Peri. and was the
result of quarrel between him and John Ready over
broken glass. Peri stabbed and killed both men, He
was first tried the murder Of Ready and sentenced
10 inprisOumenU for life. His trial for tho killing OF
O'rien resulted I'm conviction of murder, and his
tenco 10 death. The was taken to the Supreme
Court on "a writ Of SuperScdcdS and majority OF the
court affirmed the judgment. The action Of the Gov
enQr great surprise here, the crime was pecu
liary atroclOus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21

advised those present 10 do their utmost to beauy and
improve the city in order to attract commerce and
trade and enable IL to retain It's position the me
tropolis Of the Western Continent Addresses also
delivered by Augustus Maverick and Efastus Brooks.
the ator commanding the site Of the proposed struc
ture tho proper place for celebrating the centennial or
American Independence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21
muE ScIENCE or HEALTH FOR necemh

TVIIE SOIENIE UF IIEAIIH lot UCCcmbeI
completes Vol Of that Independent Health Monthly II
Of m aud reading adapted b al who
healbfaJ and long Without the d iugs m
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contains illustrated articles Physoo Tie Eye; The Teeth
The health preachers con,leeli The bone maadI mssl die
eases medical syem walking OLy 20 cents, yesT.
FcWsnen New Vol. bega with nerl No. Address h. "
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21
TIE TRIcKERY OF CnIcAGo ELEvAToR OWNERS.

THE TRICkERf OF CdICAGO EIENAIOk O"NElso'
CHICAGO, Nov. 20.-A sensation is created
among the grain by the publication OF the fact that
when August Hast in order ito test the alleged dis
crepancy between the quantity Of grain actually in
store in the elevators in this city, and the re-
CENTS in circulation the measurement OF the grain in
store ordered, the prOprctOrs Of OF tho Gle
had false bottoms put In number OF their bins
only few feet from the top and covered them with
grain and they were then measured full making
difference Of many thousands OF bushels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21
THE BosToN FIRE
III
TERwTLuGEAs sAPFs.

bvsIuHl MINI NVF' 10 o'@'
AciTE TRRw1LLIGER Co,
No. 100 Matien lam, Netg. Por1.
IN the great Gre which occurred tie ru
nate possefso Of Tersi Cos TnpFange SAFES which
q building IN the OF the IRE 70 fell
cellar where l for sIone hours suuomi BY intense
heat opening found booIs and papers good condition
-Four Of different makers the building entirely
destroyed. EDWARD \. WhTE,
Trustee estate John Sun0IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21

dealers continued TO sell as usual, without licenses
whereupon a temperance organization In the place em
ployei detective, who visited all the liquor saloons
and bought uuor I'm all OF then....Ihe inhabitants OF
East Mount Vernon, on Tuesday evening, presented
petition 10 the trustees the village, asking for anueXa
ton r.e trustees adopted resolution in favor OF hd
hitting the territory East Mount Vernon and the IN
hahmnts thereof. within their Incorporated limits. INC
question will now be presented 10 the Board Of super
visors tho consideration and action Of that BODY
PoUGHKERPsIE.-The DO iy OF a welldressed man was
found on the Hudson River Railroad track near fOrt
Montgomery Station. yesterday afternoon From pa
pers found upon him his either Peter Malone
or Charles Leroy and his residence No 726 EghthaNe
New-York IL Is supposed nat he either jumped or Ie
from passenger train. He had terrible cut on INC
head. Coroner Bullock Of Cold Spring held an Nos'
cation, and teegraphed TO the above address
MISUNDERSTANDING p. EsterbroOk, supervisor OF TINS
town. while his way White Plains, on 1uesuy was
robbed of his wallet containing about $3.50 IN money De-
side sundry checks and promssory notes, amounting 10
about 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21
STATEN ISLAND.

RICHMoND-A negro, Thomas Robinson, was
captured yesterday for committing rape upon little
white girl last June IN this village He was lodged in
the Richmond County Jail 70 await the action OF the
Grand Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21
RONTE NEWS.
Prominent ARRIVALS.

TIr,avoY,-r,p YESTERDAY ATrrcKTvsoNs N PARK BOW
gan.-lc Neou-t2' 80 uA-S9' hoeR0'-+'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21
uEDsoN RIVER COUNTIES.

MOUNT VERNOE.-COmpiaints against about
rty liquor dc Of this place for selling liquor witi
cut license we're presented to the Grand Jury on Tues
day Tie Excise Commissioners Of the village decided
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21
siHrT.HvR HoUEs ~ TnR Prs.
BosIoN, Mas nov. - 1871
M,ar,. TERwrLLrsER L Co.,

No. 100 Maidel- LAM Netr- YofE
At the a OF the 9 inst had books In
TerWlgcr Co.'S safe and, although subjected to
tIyave the oonion out perfect state Of pres
euation. U. /. BEICHRH,
No. 81 sorh.se, Boston, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21
iAnuomeemeanl
Irritation of scalp-BURSETT's COCAINE cures.
iAnuOuncementsl

Twenty three murderers are now confined in
Tobs This fact is sarDg pleasant one that KNoHs Wiz
Gentemeus Hat is n The highest degree artistic elegant
and siy Procure Hats ur Of kNor 22 Boadsay Up
residents male their pubases a. the Fh AVenae Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21
NTW YORK CITY.

The new pavement in Park-rOw will soon be
FLASHED.
Daring the past week III miles of streets
7, med and 1910 loads of rubbish were carteu
away nom The ctyi total COST SlO'IA %
Health Officer VanderpOel has completed
s-~lpctucnts fer the purchase OF new quarantine
grounds at Clifton, $. J., with Waterfront OF elo ee -
The steamer Thomas P. Way will begin to-
d., making tips TO New Brighton, Factoryviue, and
~ lchmord s j. In opposition TO the old ferry ilne'
George Weed and Morris Harris were ex-
ouod % the JeGeTson Market Court yesterday Tor No
lairs Cie Lottery Law by selling gift concert tickets
a. 10 Gsl Oadway. Decision was reserved.
Contributions Tor Thanksgiving dinner for
90 Inmates Of tho Colored orphan Asylum, at One
and Tenth@ye are selected e
ly e managers and VIM be gTatei1y at
~. East F0urteenth-st, before Nov IS
DIT. Julius I. Julien, charged with sending
oltcene literature through the mails, was held yeser
day, IN $500 bah by Commissioners Shields The Society
inc fs 9ttenon 20 physicians and druggists who make
1pScE.ty o. selling rubber merchandise
The American Institute FAIR, at Sixty third-st.
and Trdaye was closed last evening, after success
n, season Of 20 days In the afternoon an address was
delivered nv Nathaniel c. Ely, Chairman of the Board
81 Managers Of the Fair in which he thanked Tue WISH
O.. for thor support ara appi,f ~ suceess The ad-
dress warmly appauded
Superintendent Kelso will issue, to-day, an
order ~ the police commanding them 10 prepare "
scented with Tag In honor Of their services during the
ro+s nj Julv 1871 The line Of march will be through
ISe Twenty -sixthst TO Fithaye. Ftth-aYe to
1Pe5lrt4outhtl FouEteeB5hst. to FourthaVe, tOuItl
Ave- Ia eeVenfeenths where the nag VIII De presented
he on S9yage President Of the Board 81 Underwrters
ana received by Commissioner BOswOrtb ob behalf Oh tn'
police.
An aaeRt of the Cbidren's Aid Society mas
written aletter to THE in which he objects 70
the aiusupon public confidence urged by the 81 Jonn
Guild In claims that the Fifth and Eighth "ards arc
M. cu,o,r the poorest in the city; that the aIguen
mat uoihtng contributed goes Tor 10 az
e. - lnnts 10 little since the superintendent Is an
r,s'url minister OF ST. Johns Chapel anu ne L.
70. 49," roperty of Trinity Church, that its Torb Is sey
nd that 80 rich a corporation at AIl-is 9 90
i5 able 70 sustain its own poor WiIioI' aPpo'iS "
Udl c.
{ r. in o letter to THE TRIBUNE con-
org the Government scow at Hell Gate, at is
fO Rock where there is not less than seventeen
feet Of gater while the operation which Gen. Newton
long under way for the removal Of the reef
At Hall nt's Point hundreds OF yards distant ana
- c0Id tcted shaft sunk above gh-Water marx
What Connection the with this ana would us
rcil0Yl In any way impede delay the completion OF
this gki III the has connection "lth the WORK
lsts Point another attempt 70 increase the
tCpL " Pot Hook, and 50 what IL me plan
b. WI. sh {: g 10 be accOmplshedP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21

A.-Citzens and strangers who desire an
elegant Dress Business Hat Of quality should 90 EsPKE
scHEfD, Maauiscturer lt8 EasssulL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21
HALE HoRsr AND HALE MAJ

RhsunGsm. SWelrs, Lamcne any Hind Of flesh, bone
muscle amen upon beat cured by CESrAUR LiEINESr
wonderful discovery Of ancient and modern times
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21

Visit f. LORDS new Cleaning and Dyeing
omee 60 Broaduiy Beeeksrs k Broon ~ branch al
Broadway har jacques hee5 feathers gloves GG, bess
tifully cleaned coats pants, vests steamed like new
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-17
Tha Great Rubinstein.

Rubins,ein's agent was 10 the city yes
terday, and has made arrangements Tor
this famed pianist and his troupe to visit
Nashville about the middle Of February.
The Ooers House has been engaged for the
occasion, and il Is sufficient 10 say that
brilliant audience awaits his coming. in a
criticism of one of his concerts in the East,
an exchange has the following perS0HeI:
Rubinstein would not from his appear
ance impress the generality of people as
being man possessing peculiar or superior
powers. but the student Of character could
not fail to discern in his strongly marked
face the evidences of a decided individu-
atty. He Is manifestly thoughtful
mao. whose ambition is in his
art, and whose ample world is the
instrument hs has mastered, and of the pos
sibilities of which he is by universal conces-
sion the greatest living exponent. No one
should attempt to critciss Rubinstein who
has not drank deeply at the fountain
whence his genius is nurtured, and we
leave the task to such, nor will we venture
to describe his wonderful work. for no pen
is ADEQUATE to The under talking. Suffice
il 10 say, that Whatever is possible to the
piano the great artist appears to have en-
tire7 mastered and Al his full command.
His playing is characterized equally By
strength aud delicacy, by force and finish,
and under his touch the instrument yitlds
revelation upon revelation OF grand hsr-
monies. His selections last evening allow
ed a wide field for the range Of his powers,
and an appreciativs audience was won to
an enthusiastic acknowledgment of the ar
lists ability.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-17
Stock Auctions,

The bill which was introduced in the City
Council at its last meeting, regarding
sales Of stock of all kinds, was one which
meets the appreciation Of our citizens ger
orally.
Among the provisions CT the bin in quas-
ton, is one prohibiting the sale of stock on
the Public Square in future. This is as Il
should be. Under the former way OF doing
things, good share of the vacant space
on the south side Of the Court
house, was occupied, every morning,
by iostling crowd Of men and broken
down horses, the Latter being knocked down
to the highest bidder, at prices ranging from
two dollars to seventy-ive per head.
To visit the market place on some ocea-
sions one would think all the scraWny,
knock-knesd, psll-eviled, wall-eyod, swui-
eyed, NANCY horses IN the State hal
been gathered together for the express pur-
pose Of being sold at auction on the Public
Square OF Nashville.
But a better day Is dawing, and our city
is becoming more metropolitan. We are
getting in the way of doing business as It is
done in other larger cities. We are going
to have the new houses which are built
hereafter, properly constructed, SO that
they won't TALL down and kill people, as
they do in Louisville; we are going to have
a full and complete record OF those new
houses KEEP, so that we may know, at any
time, how we are prospecting; and we ere
going to have the auction sales OF stock held
in sale stables, where they properly belong.
Provided, always, that our City Fathers
don't disappoint us at their meeting next
mach