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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-05
FIRINa THE FRENCH

PARIS, septehbef1.sS
The PatrIe continues the pibhea1ioniio c
statements relative to the position lol !analrs
between France and Germany, which tend 70
have a disquietlng effect upon the .popitc
mind. The Inhabitants of MISUNDERSTANDING
their houses and avenues In ANTICIPATION oftles
anniversary Of the capture. OF Sedan BY the
Germans. It Is stated that the German troops
now partially occupying that place threaten 20
torcloly remove such emblems. OF mopKniQg.2
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TIE NEW YORK COALITION.
SYRACUSE, September 2.

SYRACUSE, SVpleWHueI 20
Mr. Tildeu called The Democratic Convea-
,,on r. nrder to-day; Colonel L.. B. Faulkner,
.lon w cbuIrman. Colonel Cochrane eau.
1 e iSs Liberal Convention to order: boan
on Conventions, after appointing comm ,em,
toor q recess, F. G.. Youngleave IS lne sem'
1oUa chairman of the Liberal ConVenuon'
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4 CRUM OF

WILMINGTON. DEL, September 4.
The elpc:Ion in Wilmington, Delaware,
shows heavy Democratic gains. Joshua l..
simms, Democrat, is elected mayor by over
one hundred majority; inc nrst Democratic
mayor since 1860. There are republican
losses In every ward.
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SPARKS FROM TIE HIRES.

The health of Chief Justice Chase d. great
ly improved. T. --hts.. a.
Paris converts. @,,i.-F- -rsf,fG9.cif r.stl -,
-Manton =. Hourd, late cashier of the.
Rhode Island National Bank, Is sentenced TO.
tine Slate prison for nine years. TheAteiier IL
sentenced to nine years In the counlyJallssTe.
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nR. BAER's IMPROVED vEGETABL
CATHARTIC PILLS. - :.

the proprietor Of these Pulls confidently n Ss:
ueves that he has succeeded. by q SKULL com nre.
nation OF vegetable remedies, In producing q PIso;
pa'stion that WIN bring health ar, ana fd nspRlns:sd as s.
eases thew have been used by thousanas ~oHnd
most wonderful success: BLi0 4na, DaseIus. Head.
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia or innieesINy anra ala.
ache, Costivrn.sa, Loss Of Appesa1e e sae ssin,
BrTp ~ ,Se Side. BACK and Limbs, sick heaoaono'
and ali arrangements OF che Stomacn. aa,.sv nv
ns Tness 81 pfI an va age or sex. No amily snoula 90
without them. 49, boxes for one dollar.
The usual discount " DR. b. BARR~ sliti
For sale by M 1ai Meetin0 etreet.
augs
r. O G N E . ia 1i-;;l I
The real, genuine, imported article, in
dIG.rent styles, comprising: -. ~,
Joseph Antoni Fan u -
Jean Maria Farina 4. :i5b- aIi IG
s471lD. Francois Marie FartnRl
Also, q very superior Cologne Of my v man.
ufacture, put up In all styles; llLaS! 3ii;i
Give 1t q tsiaLl DE- H.BAEh, :, E!
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, - -
~ No. 1al Meeting aEee,
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miscellaneous
WI8LEUWUkUUSs ~ h,gs.,
n ]. L q b N, :" a!eET5:
W. PHARM 8 T, :.
OF FINE CHEMICALS, PERFUHERf
AND SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. 9iF ;
No. $50 KING STREET, CORNER OF JOHN.

Now In Stock OF my " mportaaons i1a,
LOW SON AND HAYDEN's SOAPS. e-r.-,:,
Tooth Brushes,
English Dalby's oarminative, British OH, Reche's
Embrocation and Uhlorodyne. 80 ;:!at *'s5
3 FOB
r11nEn r m. - SOLID AND FLUID EXTRACTS,
Pharmaceutical Preparations, Sugar-coapeo
pills. &c, AGENT FOB r. -
FoRD,s SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. -
AGENT FOE SOUTH CAROLINA FOB -s.ias,-
DR., JEROME KIDDER's ELECTRO MEDICAL
MACHINE AND APPLIANCES. ao4.
surpicsl Instruments and Goods Of foreign man
ufacture1mnorted to order. "a
Nv Dispensing Department Ia complete, em,
braCing ali New Remedies.
A full assortment Of TruSses and Bauda8es a.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS compounded
With accuracy day or night :
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A SOTTH SEI MASSACRE.

LONDON, September 4.
A dispatch from Melbourne reports that the
entire crew of the ship Lavinia were massa-
cred BY the South Sea Islanders.
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GREETINGS FROM GEORGIA.
WHAT FOLKS BEYOND TIE sAYAH-
NH THINK, .OFrTHE NEWS

"Newspaper Thrift end EnterpEise.n
From the Augusta Chronicle and Seotinel.ls
The substantial rewards of journslLsm at
the South are so rare that we =cannot help
rendering our hearty congratulations to- such
of our contemporaries as Yin a ~remuneratfye
patronage somewhat propurtioned TO the Ia
Dor and expense essential to produce q first
class daily journal. Among the leadlngjod
mails In the South which have attained q sub
stantial thrift well deserved THE CHARLRsycs
NEWS ranks among the foremost. We con-
graduate our contemporatyupoa the erection
and occupation Of a handsome and anelysr-
ranged new Office, on Broad street, as the re-
suit Of patient and well directed enterprise on
the part Of the accomplished and energetic
proprletors, Messrs. Rlordan & Dawson, who
have made their jonfnala power in the South.
We trust that o discriminating public will &c
cord them the full measure OF success to
which they are entitled. 'sa-.2 "i .t' =
moroC Congratulations.
81 From the Savannah Adyertsetl !
The CHARLESTON NEWS, establishnentahas
recently been domIciled In an ielegantinsw
building, No. 10 Brood street, which has been.
fitted up In the most convenient manner pos
sible for the business. The renewal took plae
between the Issues Of satnrdsysndiM ondaJ.
We congratulate this live Jouruai uponi well
merited prosperity zn "a zfattaaa,s
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u mu5b II 6iiObku W. PehAASNs
an opportunity afforded all men for repen-
lance, and there never had been a grander
opportunity for the repentance OF his party
over past errors. He invited the white peo-
pie of the State to come forward and lend
their aid in restoring general prosperity, ard
promised that, should he be elected, he would
lend a ready ear to every man who might APP
ply for protection of right or redress OF wrong.
His partydid dot wish to rob the white people
of their rights; they desired rather to protect
them In the enjoyment thereof. They wished
to fill up the cbasm which had been rlyen
between the white man and the black, DO
with dead mems bones, but by burying within
it every division Of sentiment, 30 that The two
races could clasp their hands above it and
march forward for the good of the Stale.
Many persons had assailed him and filled the
air with harsh sayings to his injury, but he
could raise his right hand to Heaven
and affirm that should he enter the guber.
material chair it would be without cherish.
ishing one spark Of resentment in his
bosom. He concluded by making a strong
appeal to the Democrats to come
forward and assist in rescutng the State from
ruin, but declared that, whether they respond
ed or not, his party were determined that thelI
rights should not be impaired in any degree,
and no pledged himself to that effect.
Moses was followed by 3. B. Elliott, whit
pitched into the Boilers and handled them
roughly in detail, charging them all with
being members Of the financial Ring which
had brought the State to, its present ruined
| condition. He arraigned Ex-Governor Orr fol
| giving his sanction to the measures OF the
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Moses as the nominee Of the regular Republic
can party of South Carolina for their next
Governor.
SPEECH OF NER MOSES.
Mr.. Moses was received with a perfect ova-
| ton of cheers, and made a spirited and eHec-
tive speech. he repeated the pledges of the
regular Republican party, and promised their
faithful tulalment in the event of his election,
and he then proceeded to make an answer to
the charges which had been brought against
him. he said that If he were there as an In.
dividual he would not open his lips In expla-
nation or denial, but as the candidate of the
| Republican party, he believed 1t a duty which
he owed to the party and the people to meeI
and refute those charges. He said,
| first, that although he had been con
nected with the State Government
since 1868, he had never been In such
a position as to have control of one dol
lar OF its finances. Those finances were
managed by regularly constituted boards-the
financial board, the land commission board.
the sinking fund commissioners. His name
was to be found among none of them, and he
declared, upon his responsibility and honor as
8 man, that there had never during his of1cia,
| life been an occasion when one dollar of the
| State money had to pass through his hands
| directly or Indirectly. For many months,
however, all the little dogs In the party, Tray
| Blanche AND Sweetheart, had been barking al
him, ard on that day a little paper In Charles
ton had p%ropounded a terrible string of qnes
tions for him to answe that evening. HI
would not shrink from answering all those
questions, and he challenged that paper tt
| search the record for themselves aud ascertain
| if his answer was in the least degree false OF
eouivocal. He then read from the Charleston
| Republican the first question, which was al
follows:
In the first place, we desire to ask the gen
| tleman If he will make affidavit to the denia
he published In the Columbia papers a few
| days since, in reputation In general Of thu
| charges urged against him, and which article
was copied In the Charleston press. Empt!
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4 large number of persons were present at
the the Hudson County Court Of oyer and Ter
miner in jersey City yesterday was anticipated that
Judge Bcc would deliyeran opinion. rendering illegal
the present body petit jurors ana nVadatng tile pre-
yous work Of such decision confidently
expected from the action al the AttOILeyGencra Who
had said that he wa unwilling to defend The jury and
he believed that the challenge o the defense good
one The Court was opened at 10 Judge Bedie, in
n long opinion, denied the motion OF jlc defense.
The challenge, he said outside Of the common
taned If at all by imperative force of the statute
The Jury act only specified the particular manner Of
drawing jurors. and applied ouy to the sheriff. Except
the defense in any action lie quoted from the New
York decisions the last being that al Judge CardOz0 III
stokes The Court could moi decide that the
tle sheriff such To render lis proceed
good Ia predc tie fIaud. II the
proceedings had been Irregular under the statute the
Sheriff was responsible, and might be indicted. The
Court denied the motion ana ordered th' ial 10 60 0
the challenge for principal cause remaining.
The defense took exception 20 Inc rnng, AMI also 10
the refusal direct the Sheriff - certify that the pane
was drawn according to law. Tie mpanellng of jury
was then Al the adjournment Of the Court ten
inr0rs had been accepted Cha-. Nuhlin5 va; 6nal-
icnged and charged with having expressed the opinion
the INDICTMENTS found we've lust This was denedbut
Officer Thompson testified that NunHDg had expressed
TO him an opinion preiudical 10 the Chief oil Police.
commotion was created in the courtroom when the
officer stated that he had been detailed To the special
duty Of asccranng the impressions Oh The minds of The
Jurors whose on the panel lie htd been en-
gagged upon this duty for more than week. ana hld
made reports daily Police Inspector Dickson, verbally
and In writing. The Judge directed that thc Inspector
should appear IN court Today.
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TYPHVN FEVER n BROOELTN.
FoRrY-TWO CASES ~ \ CHARITABLE INSrI-
TuIIOS

FORrY-TWO CASES ~ CHARITABLE INST
TuIIOS.
Health Officer Cochran oi Brooklyn was III
formed. yesterday morning That typhu, .eyer rag
ing among The inmates of the House Of the Good Shep
herd Roman Catholic Institution in Hcnry-St., near
Atanticst. The institution Is under the management Of
the Sisters of Mercy, ana is devoted 10 hc instruction
and reformation OF fallen women. An examination by
the Health Oficcr his assistants revealed that there
were - cases Oi he disease IN the Institution. four % the
sisters being among the victims. Tie patients were
huddled together i'm thr budin-, ana arrangements
were az made .or tAcr removal 90 ia, County lIo
pital One Of the sister, has died Of l disease aud viii
De inferred to-day. Dr. Cochran say that the physciihS
have been unable & arrest the progress Of the fever
Spotted fever j. also reported ~ the cow anus District
and during tie past week. two men and nye women
have died Of The disease. Health OfcCr Cochran is
striving earnestly t. arrest the progress Of the small
poX and other contagious disclose IT, tt cty, but claims
thar the ldc! OF funds prev Ch ht taxing Il GIVE meas,
ures against them. The thorOu-ald'os az extremely
hltny and the large increase IN the number ~ ca~c- Of
the small poX IL undoubtedly due to tins fr'. Daring
the week ending March o. 70 cases 90 ma DN were
ICpJGtcd at tho Health Oilcc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20
NEW-JERSEY.
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

At the annual meeting of the Blooming
Grove Park Association, yesterday the following officers
were elected President. Fayette 3 Giles vice PTesl
dent, Sanders d. Bruce; secretary ana lIe" T E
Randolph, Chas. Hallock Faltttc :. thcS, Duuy fWiu
John x. Hackeu, John MaSrr, Sanders d. Bruce ~ n
Van Aukeu. Peter Gilsey,jr
The Board of Managers of the National
Temperance Society Mt No. IS Reade-s;., yesterday
elected the Rev W. ". Taylor member, and approved
petitons for the passage OF law by Congress prohibit
ing the sale liquor in the District Of Columbia and the
Territories and by the legislature Of an act similar 10
the Ohio law of damages The Society has $50 pub
LEGATIONS which is circulating throughout the country
The forty-sccond annual Commencement of
The New-York College OF Pharmacy held last even
ing in Association Hall. Prof VIM. Hegeman President
81 tho College presided and conferred the degree of
Graduate n Pharmacy on niue Students Prof. Chandler
uibuted as follows: First prize SlOC To Augustus o.
Ce seSo an hS &ssdaaon prSe $50 f5T the
best thesis third prize $50 TO Charles F. Ringer OF New
York. fourth prize $50, TO Frank S. Jones OF NewYorB
who also won the Squlrcs pTIZe.
The Rev. Mytton MauIy in the paper read
10y him. last evening before the Geographical Society at
the Cooper Institute, aimed to show that much Of the
credit generally awarded Columbus for his discoveries
nsly belongs to the geographer and navigator Martin
Beham. native Of Nuremberg. and coteInporary OF
Columbus. Behalm was a pupil OF the astronomer ana
mathematician, John Muller Of kOnlgs0crg, but spent
mos, Of biz life in Portugal, and Mr. MaTy presented
many reasons for the belief that Columbus was indebted
10 Behaim Tor thc sclcntc ldcs anu inc knowledge OF
the of such nautical instruments as the asroabe
that rendered his subsequent voyages actually pract
cable The speaker described the terrestrial globe which
constructed nv Beh1im during visit TO his native
city while Columbus prosecuting his first voyage, in
l4g2 and which Is still In the possession OF the Beham
family H. Nuremberg. Il las islands upon IT. far to the
west Of the Azores, ana represents Africa "A crcum-
before Na-co De Cana doubled the Cape OF Good Hope.
Baham maze several voyages and Mr. Mury at;rbU ties
10 hIu the trst discovery OF the straits Of Magellan
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HOME NEWS.
THFRMosETgR YESTERDAY AT BcDsUrs, 10 2ls BROAD
WAY.
81 Noon 3D. m nh,mFN
Az
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

ont 'sir Itugh Allan and George stephens OF Canada,
Judge W r. Allen of the Court of Appeals, Gen. A. r.
Burnside Rhode Island john Eldrlage ana ~, ~. ~;
Merrill of Boston H. Garfield OF Vermont, ana Ward
cheney OF Hartford - Brer0ort Ho"se-Ihc Hon.
John Young Of Hamilton. Canada - !, bowSs az ~
SurugfeId ReDDblicdH Gen. G. H. I. Coins OF Ihiladei-
pria ToI J. D. Cameron Of Harrisburg and Capt PIal'
ret OF England =--- ST. Nichoids Hocf-lhe non Anasa
Phillips OF Pittsburgh and o. ". PAYNE OF 'leVelahu
60 MefropOitap HOtei-William frescoI Tnl,n ",
Raltruore. - HoGndR HOUse-Gen. A. y DiYch 81
Tlmira and Edgar T. Wees Of Hartford == Atoemarte
Hofct-ten. :. G. Armstrong OF Virginia - o. ',ues
HgHse- Ia Congressman T. 4. JcDckes OF hhode iSI'
DEPARTURES. =.
The Hon. James NJ. Ashley Of ObiO toncI'-sdi W,
cur OF Pennsylvania, and oX-Scnator Dooitte OF VIZ
consin left the city yesterday for Connecticut 10 par
,icina I'm the politicaI battle going there. hersTS.
Vcrcr and Ashley will speak the Republican interest,"
and MI Dnolil.le Tor the Democrats.
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IMPORTANT ART SALE.

Mr. JOHN syEDHCOR the wetnown dealer 10 Fine hH 1ts
BIoviway contemplating visiting Europe shortly bas determined %
eel By Auction lis entire Collections Of FINE hoDbh'
AND WATER COLORs embracing his best pictures selected per
sonay BIZ himself last while abroad and number OF HcF
Printing. high and vsne u received and ueSr ofe'd 0f
sale
These viii be exhibition e THIS phf "ed'es
DAY. and daily until the day Of sale at the LeaV Ar Rooms III
Broadway.
Lover Of Art will epd Exhibition Of the most interesting
md tesp,inl Of III, ,e,sop GRO. A LEAvITT Co
ZERO REFRTGERAT0R- Water
II Cooer-BBST IN TIE WORLD.
Send for Book NJ LESLEY. Manufacturer 1910 Broadway
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POLICE NOTES.

Edward Simpson, age 81, of No 400 DegTaw-st..
BROOKLYN, Instantly Allied yesterday By falling down stairs
a sneak thief stole an overcoat and a pockctb book
eouisuing paper worth 200 from sporting reporter namel da
yes.dAy, 10 DloDs billiard saloon.
Police Surgeon Ely, while standing in a crowd
yeday, Broadway and Ihoms.9 had bis packet peted Of
small by lad Thomas Sullivan Who
rested
man supposed TO he 7. ONeil who was found
MONDAY bi hing insensble Tie pavement
ThyGnsL lied Bellevue HosPtai ron III Effects Of fracture Of
the sAulL
William Murphy and Thomas Doyle quarreled in
~ Arlington SUNDAY TO Insulting
Murphy Her husband struck Doyle In the face with his
Doyle Immediately wtnt stairs his
and ling his bed complained that be s very hts Ansr
siag seu during th night be lied early On Monday An Inquest
will b. held to-day.
The Police Commissioners ordered Yesterday, that
Capt Helm the ThI f Precinct sh riiIe pthson %
tl0 and Capt Met a Of the T~entyeigl Precinct pension
m 900 Capt Tbsddus Davis transferred from he fenih TO the
I'ib Precinct GsEp from the Iheh 10 the Twenty
eighth Stan Saunders Of the Fila Precinct made acting
' and sen To the 1rrs Pecnei and hsTesn Iynsnt
o. r f.eoh Precinct ot CAPTAIN, suO tianed to
tht TtnIh Pnalnrt
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THE CUSTOM-HOUSE.

AN UNWILLING wrrNrSs-CuRiot Us r 'o,lroN,.
rrlCKs rXrLAlNFp-tuE nN-I ',.,l, v" tTT
urv,N wrtKNrSSFS-uoW III NrtNl Nw .'r,,
IN rRIMARIEs-r" ffpS '"NN'' '''N WV"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20
WHAT l. TIE VALUE OF \ NAVAL OFFICERS
OATH

Mr.. Latin says that be never heard of q
case where his CustOnhOn-e suhOrdnacS attempted to
control primaries. Now, IL happens that within II
miles Of Nh L1fn's home, here in the city OF Utica
such an attempt urIue. Jonathan simmons, del
egatr 10 tie District Convention witch sent Mr.
Conhng L. syracuse, makes ahdaYt 10 The fact
that George klinck. gaugcr IN The Custom
house at York attempted 90 hrbe him to yo1e Tor
Conking. Klnck offered simmons for his and
when this refused he asked him tSinmOns) to
name his price. Thi- ~ o"y of many II
hard t. believe that all them have escaped the OBJ
soTVatOn 81 ~ A H. Iiiliu He swear, that they have,
however and forced 10 consider Therefore. the
exact Nd'I. of tine Naval OiiiccI'S oath.
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BROOKLYN.

Ground at Broadway and Fourth-st. has been
selected as the site Of the building OF the Eastern
District Library Association.
The propcrty-owncrs have agreed upon a
coulproiise with the city authorities by which bl IL
10 he precntcl 20 tie Legislature authorizing tho cy
~ il,t ocItd aud the propcrtyOwneIs two-thrds OF
the expense "f patent payeuenis.
NEW-JERSEY
JERSEY CITY.-IIarman Lcdendori, alias
Dutch Hartman. who was implicated with Conroy and
Nonahan in the robbery of the Union Hin silk factory
has been removed 10 the County jail The prisoners
we're arrested In Nrw-Nork with the stolen goods IN
An. r r..-ion and Iedendorf in attempting to escape
broke his leg.
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lanlo iucellent.l
Many druggists have BURSETr's COLOGNE.


II J. WITH PLEASURE THAT | ADD Ny TEST
ro>Y DU. jaws EyrgCroEASr. NAVE
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AM scgIscr sE,soN- RIAL
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SKIN DGsFAsEs.-PERRYs IMPROVED CONE
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rauoi heh pmplg eTupons and botchCl designations
Of Prepared only by Dr. e. c. PERRY DetnAtogst ~
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st., New-l0A. Sold By Druggists everywhere
misunderstanding Sketches and Illus
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Hitlrc, CIt.ns, Lsmbfei ns and other Dtcomuou.
g. L. Kelly Co.. ~ and "a Broadway.
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Cau Ik h life single s,f nuk that the best
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PRATTs ASTRAL OIL is free from amy ex
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20
W-YORK CITY.

Eight members of the japanese Embassy are
expccted 10 arrive the st. Nicholas Hotel Tins MORN
Ing, from Philadelphia
The ease of "Dutch Heinrich" has been post
poued by agreement of counsel, and the trial viii not
begin until tomorrow.
The Staten island ferry-boat Middletown
was seized ast night to satisfy Judgment IN FAVOR o
one Of the sufferers by the West1ed explosion. The
WestfcId and Mortified are already under seizure
The receiver of the Eighth National Bank
announces that dividend of % per cent viii he pad 70
the dcpositors on Wednesday. March "a. II believed
mat the sets are sufficient 10 cover from 10 to ~ per
cent OF the banks Indebtedness
A petition, addressed to the Department Oh
Public instruction + m circulation complaining OF the
violation of tho ruc requiring that "a portion OF the Holy
scriptures shall read, without note or comment az
inc openng of fhc public schools and praying tnat ~ W.
enforced hereafter aud that the teachers VINO disregard
il De held To strict account.
Controller Green paid yesterday, the siila-
ries Of the clerks and employees OF the surrogatcs once
TO jan J. 1872 s23975 II; clerks and emyloyes a" INC
Commissioners Of Taxes and Assessments 10 Jan. j.
st7 O00 clerks 81 the Of Arrears arrears Tor
August $3.50 &C. Part Of the salaries OF the O'"rS III tue
County Jerks ONCE We're also paid yesterday