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SOUTHERN HOTEL,
CHICAGO.

- .'-.'.... L.
THE s0UT AERN HOTEL is now omen for
4 the reception of Guests as a First Class
Hotel. The Southern d oteI is centrally located
corner Clark and Harrison streets, within ops
block OF the Michigan Southern and Chicago
Rock Island and Pacific Passenger Depots; one
block fro m the New Post oHice FIVE min utos
Walk from the Illinois Central, Michigan Cen
trail, aud Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Pas
sengsE Depots. Convenient to all of the Bank,
and Wholesale aud Retail Business House, ot
the South side. Have your Baggage checked
to the Southern Hotel
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sPLCIAL NOTICE ..
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Containing Mandrake and Dandeliop and will
Cure Liver and Kidney Complaints, Dyspepsia,
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Chronic and Bilious Derangements my24dwly
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,

Coz. Fulton, Water and Pearl sts, Ny.
THIS well known favorite hotel has recently
L been renovated, remodeled and furnished
new and elegantly throughout. 1t is kept on
the European plan, and has ample accommoda a.
tions for four hundred guests.
The location is more accessible TO all parts of
New York and Brooklyn 81 an any other honse
In the city. Ths Broadway Stages pass the
no eel every three minutes. besides variou. lines
of Street Cars, one Of which interests eyery
other route in New York
1t being but two bl cks from Faltop Farov,
mshes it convenient for tNose wishing to visit
the "citT of Churches" as from this ferry d.
verge all the principal Railroad routes in the
city Of Brooklyn. GRO. N TERRY,
febl5d3m Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
PERILS OF ANKSTHEIICS.

DEATH IN THE DENTISTS CHAIR-CORONER's
INVESTIGATION.
An investigation was begun, yesterday, by
Coroner Herman, and Jury composed Of medical
experts the OF Mrs Ann shaughnessy, who died
from the alleged effects OF nitrous oxide OF laughing gas
iu the dental establishment OF Dr. John B. NewbrOugh,
at No, l2s West Thirty .fourth-st.
,.s Md se a Hs, u % S sG nv nv ad has Re Ode s 81
and egrovea her ;Cr her Testne;; ;s & ha intended & 70 s %
Was finally should take the the frst
Ss .s d,en her; she took two or three breaths.
.nd then '.d take ar.s OF mall e. va; soon asrHa r.;
not tae long order that she might spit
battery % and physician when asked DANGER
ne . I ,on % "a, tb o.Sou Of ne heart be aid Sst made no M
S" : HesbrousS Of No. l2s wes: Th7sourth testified:
The oe "Wednesday WITH the
10 have teeth Iflcted SIZE "s " AAe e gas ou Aef
the teeth advised her not TO DO As The operation simple she
said she occasionally troubled With pa2aon Of the heart assured
ss but il was lost b her imperfect second bag pre-.
pared she did take than nhaaOns she sa
wiped and prOceed the teeth, whea
Is ~ seconds extracting the last tooth her head sudn
fell notch OF the hairi rei her heal and toll her
blood she eooh not do there eonge.On q the face and
sen, or Dr. oas came
sDo'.d s "a . Ssas .Von Sha seo sss Dr. .ASSs. o ed
not possible deiemlHe the precise time when e died
minute the bag USED contained .oCai
Of EXAMINING Of late yes to SEE there Is an sapeter
Is il tested TO see there an Of niro orGe use the gas
previous day that the dsy can Ri
with the gas a. minutes; should not hesitate To
In Of Of the brain
when there have Ese 10 give the gas and
bad seen gwen In full doses IN hs instance am 'ad as 90
followed; there mistake u vn IN
continuing the not uner the influence the
gs Of operations noticed nOns
her appearance the time she dropped hr head into the
normal
dsns eha when the fell Is employed artificial rcspaoni %
treat heart or lung dseies
Dr. n Oh, of West Thirty st. desrhc the attempt
made BY him 10 suste decreased be had Witnessed the post
mor n.on the night lung bouRd by oil aheoas
e s IA. "a, aot ~ esssi be night sns sVpsgeaa
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
JERSEY CITY MUNICIPAL REFORM

THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS AND sUPERINTEN-
DENT FOUND GUILTY OF CONSPIRACY.
The trial of Messrs Pritchard, Edmondson,
Hutton Goetze and Gross of the Jersey City Board OF
Police Commissioners, and Edward L. McWilliams Chief
Of Police charged with conspring 10 defraud the city,
was concluded yesterday. In the Hudson County Court
of over and Termner. Mr. stout and AttOrneyGeneral
Gilchrist summed up for the prosecution. and
Mr. Winfield and the Hon Leon Albeit for the defense.
Judge Bede in his charge the jury said that there
was an alleged conspiracy TO defraud the city by ab-
stracting money from the Treasury and paying to the
men. The evidence was that money was paid to the
captains in advance Of the amounts due them, and the
oueson was whether there an intention 10 defraud
Money WAS paid on drawn for salary not due
and this was done by false representations the Court
uonld charge that there was fraud There differ
ence the State and the Cefendants az
to whether they had right 10 advance the
money. The State claimed that the intention was 70
Increase salaries. There authority under the
Charter advance but 10 do so would not DO crl-
nal To advance pay an unlawful increase or salary
was "A fraud. Anv advance on such increase would be
tainted with fraud whether LOT pouea or prlVae Pr
noses In order 10 take away fraud the advance must
have been made with honest intentions, WIN the eel
that they had right TO make IT, There may De uer-
epce IN the guilt Of the parties, some OF then acting
and some from Interior motives "hOeH eI
directed the drawing OF payrOs. knowing them 10 Dc
false must be presumed tn be guilty under the law
The charge occupied hour when the case was gwen
10 the jury. While the jury were aDssht hunp1r @ VI
allowed, subject 10 the language OF tne court In tne
charge The Jury returned at p. m, having fOlhu
verdict of guilty against all the Commissioners ana tne
Chief of Police. The Prosecutor gave nOce that the
case Of Messrs Bumsted Vreeland, and Welsh OF the
BOARD of Works, charged with defraudng e elS IN tHe
nnTchase OF the reservoir lands would be called to-day
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
REFORMING STREET CAR ABUSES
i. l. 4, d

TO ne Edit0r OF Tie Trf6une.
SIR: Your article on Street Car Abuses"
is both timely and truthful As to reform. sugsess
that the Corporation Counsel some other officer.
created by for that purpose, should have power
TO institute proceedings FOR ues against the company
or companies offending:
First For not having gates the platforms. to closS
when the required number OF persons in the car.
Second For permitting than, say, 50 persons In
O car; and
Third For not running sufficient number OF cars tS
accommodate the passengers.
To accomplish the enforcement OF such law give 10
any person for complaining OF oense and upon con-
vctiop OF the offender halt the fine fines, and
thus the companies would he prosecuted and the iDd
yidual prosecuting would receive tAlr cVmpensAti0n
for his time ana tyouDle. e.
Nec York, March ID, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26

ACHELIs-Sadenly Sunday the 24h inst, Thomas Ahes is~
Pape on Wednesday the 9TH March O'Clock hs s
residence 275 ien Brooklyn The friends Of tie family ara
respectfully invited to attend.
ADAMs-In Havana Friday March s is2 Capt Richard
Adams IN the e4.h year NO o o., invited t.. attend the 6ru-
from bis la cHntOuae BrOOsln Wednesday.
March y, .t2 o'clock ..
Charleston U.s. c. papers please cop,
ARCHER-ou Sunday March "a l5 a; his residence 10 Yonfss
Relatives friend. g II, family .', r,9ac'4 S to o. '1d the fT9 T.
.T. sT 9s TetSs as sesaf5 Depot o at @ G .aa s.l5 N
BACHE-Ou Sunday morning. March a. Ade wife Of jobs o.
BaAs and ,asa,sr Of the s s J,s % ,,,.S CG b. m Church
Of ,Ge Aonement, Madson4Ve and r~eHtysa. %
BULKLEY-Iu Brooklyn D. SATURDAY mornns March O. Mar
Eu sa VI .s - s' s snd S.T Gas' s ,.uc. No. 10
.. Ts.y IN CSon s @ a., a At O'Clock Her " ~
CHBsTRR-At Hartford March 2 1871! Miss Hannah G. Chester Of
Wetherfeld Com, aged II years
cLAPr-on SATURDAY, March - Frances capp wdoT Of the late Pobs
ThsieatTe, .ni friend, family respectfully
her her .oa.n,%. j. W. sGutHact s5s ath,ve
EDGARof consumption M9nday March IS ia the 18Th rear Of hes
Mcconnell in arrytowr.aye BonI,le Weiaeslay March a.
HOwLAND-Sntdeny, March q. 1872 Henry Howard aged -
TIE s'aa friend. and relative. Of tn, family are respectfully invited
St, on Monday. the 18th inst. at o'clock
LEARSEDAt residence Grovest, East Osnge, n j.
Palm sunday March, Hannah Lydia Adams Jane.
LesrueL
MEREDrrH-on SATURDAY March ls, Sew.Yors, william w.
Meredith, formerly Philadelphia aged = years.
RAPAJE-sudeny residence Of James Hyatt Dr. Rapiys
respectfully requested attend bis remains
RUsSEAner lingering uess Sunday morning MIrrh "a lss
Emma wife Of s. L. Russell aud daughter tho late Wa
L. TIlOu Of tins city.
funeral x take place from the residence of her mothern v.
West WsshiBgon-pllee. TharSlsy the l3h, a.
Friends relatives uhrr
sAAs-on sunday the sh Emma edes daah'ss
Of the late David Sammis. tie 5lh OF her
family respectfully nT~f 20 icnt
the Wednesday the 2 ID inst Al y eock nss
e rssisnee Of der SrOAeEA" Dr. T. F. corne q south Or
ford-si Brooklyn
VAN ngRsTINRop suuia, Marrb g. Pri, second .oa u
Frteuck A. G. IleIne aged year mouths AL
iay.
and Invited 10 attend the uneral No
Johnson-st., Brooklyn, on TUESDAY March %, at p
vANDERBTLT-March 2J W. Hartford Com. sutenly of
gesion Ellen W, wife Of Cornelius Vanderbilt
Funeral residence OF Mrs .. & Williams Bl Asyal a.
Hartford. Wednesday, a, J ?.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26

NV WILSON'S FAREWELL TO THE ACADEMY.
The curtain fell last night upon one of the
most brilliantly successful in our operate an
-sl. The Academy was crowded from floor TO ceiling
IN an audience enthusiastic as II II were not 50
:, Aonable which seized every opportunity afforded by
~ Thomas opera 90 applaud for the last time the
suuiui aud graceful artist who is about % vanish
~" our sight. The applause for the nrst few acts
's true, matter OF duty and sentiment rather than
seh"ne appreciation but in the last two the wonder
:" @eilAg and the delicious voice Of Miss Nilsson
. ~erited tribute OF long and hearty acclamatiOns
u~ close Of the opera she four times called
S the curtain. amid rain OF bouquets
=. saFiands, the whole vast audience rising
~ eheeFng az last With an energy which rather
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
ArE,1Rs IN CORNELL UNIVERSITY

ITHACA, n. Y, March 22.-The trimestrial
examinations OF the second term closed to-day. The
register issued few weeks ago shows the attendance
At present o. sos students % less than the recorded num-
Der last year Prof LOomis who was elected Profe
sor OF last Summer has resigned on account OK
his health and will return TO NewHaven. PrO1 wing
here Today of inspection of all the prl
cipal chemical laboratories III Europe. He VIII remain
iad mill next septernber The proposition Of Mr..
Ss9e n reference 10 Female Department Is now con
sdered fixed fact. The necessary budlngs Ior "nen
NJ. sae makes an Immediate payment OF 1900, Will be
commenced during the Summer. He has made an as,-
ditional donation OF $4,000 for chapel buildne,
The nrovisop that the University secure like amount
ALREADY the shadow Of the coming feminine thrOng mas
reached the University and nan dozen lad1Ss %
year numbers 49, only four OF them being classical S'u
dents The spring Trmester commences APIA "
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
fc-NFrI PRyss DESPATCH (

TRryToN, March 2J.--ln the House. to-day,
nr snlovlnc ylls we're Introduced For free bridge
Hucr , Pa~itan lt New brunswick 90 require sur
sv- L1lu 10 be kept III each County Clcrks Once is
q standard measurement Tor surveyors; Qrequre per
.nns 10 cell malt liquors, 20 take Oul Hceu'e III 'He
,alue manner ~ inns a0d t1verns' 49,, 8, -.
The ,iOveruor sent IN message IN when ne states
,br he cannot sign any bill IN which tOuls,untrs dIe
- I,v ont and improve roads avenues, aud Streets uh
Ia Inc peOpe 10 the particular localities nave cnoic
~ 9er oection The Governor thinks It proper and Just
n ma trends OF such bills 10 make known these Nt"s
while there opportunity 10 amend them Ia tle particular
b 1ateG The Governor does not intend To sign any
Mn ,ppointing Commissioners 10 regulate nuh1 IPai
,flira he thinks the people ought 10 ha'e the cA@u
.ive RIGHT TO control their own aHhirs .
NAMING special wa- done IN the senate today al sc
MINNIE. VI private bills we're disposed 1l
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
N1Tpo-GLYcERryE EXPLOSION.

POUGHKEEPsIE, March ga nitro -glycerlne
exuosion occurred on the POughkeepse ana Aasterh
,1s,.d nor mia citv TODAY Iaborers had charged
hIost and led a fuse from it. An empty can. which
had contained nitro-g ycerine placed upon the
at nv the foreman Edward Kelly just as the tuse was
NTed Amost Immediately the can exploded WIN IeaI
81 1orce and was blown into'fagments, many or wD1ch
truck Kelly In the right leg, penetrating 70 te Done'
AItbourb terribly injured he Will proDaby recover.
liz Whaeu was also seriously injured. ParclesO tue
can ruck nm IN the throat and grOin cutting ana Tear
ts the flesh In a fearful manner. James LeOhaiu was
sligltly iuinrcd IN the head.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
THE LAY OF THE LAB0EER.

II was long, lank Jerseyman.
And he stoppeth of two.
I'm not acquent in these here parts
I'm look n for DanI Drew.
" I'm lab'rer in the Vinnard,
Ny calm pursue
In the InstitOot at Madison.
That was built by Dan'l Drew"
I'm lab'rer in the ViDnard,
Ny worldly wants are few;
But want some pints on these ere sheer
I'm a lOOk'n for Dan1 Drew.
Again saw that Jerseyman-
Corner OF Wall and New
He was looking for "A ferry-boat.
Aud not for Daniel Drew.
Upon his back he bore a sack
Inscribed Preferred Qu,
Canton" North West. g" II. II. and E."
saw that he'd found Drew.
And he was short OF Old p T.
And full Of Bourbon new
There anaiher LabOrr-
Got Just such pnts from Drew.
saw him next at the ferry slip
His white cravat askew-
paving his fare with registered share
OF that Preferred Qu"
And these words came back from the HaCkensack
"Ef you want 10 gamble few,
Jest get in your paw at a game o draw,
But you haint any bizness with Drew"
JouS pArI.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
THE PRIVATE SOLDIERS 'NArroNNL CONVENTIONS


SIR: When the call for 'the National Sol
diers' Convention was issued by command or 5000
soldiers whose have. with their letters warmly
ipdorsng IT, the soldiers hoped that the Press of tho
country would publish 1t. Some papers did aud some
did not copy also sent 10 the Associated Press
York, with the respectful request that ITS agent
would cause the call 10 be published exensiyely ~
matter of supreme interest 20 BODY Of obscure men.
whose number cannot he far from 100000 50 Tar as
have been able To learn, the publication was not nLs
by Associated Press dispatches at all And yet for
one inclined To believe that no disrespect Tor the
private soldiers Is meant by the Press Ia it, refusal thus
FAR circulate call for a Convention. suppose
those editors to whom the call was sent respected the
rank and file enough 10 announce their approaching Con
ventiOn, but they thought perhaps the coll was issued
without the authority consent OF soldiers III they
thought II mistake. For three months past bY
every mall from every state, have received etters
touching this matter, tho equalization Of our bOuntles
and the payment Of back pensions. &c. have over
tttee Ousdad Of these signatures before me hs n0ntcuf
nearly all consentnG 10 e caU, and many hundreds urg
ing rdrmiy We tired OF the Grand Army VI ths
Republic, which has proven thus FAR but political en-
gne work Generals into office. and has been OF no use
the rank and file. We want an organization composed
prVates and nOn-cOmissiOned officers alone, and -
form this National League our Convention TL meet in
Washng gton, May 1872 It will be composed or private
soldiers from every Congress district And, once mor
we beseech the public Press to give liberal notice
CaLdirell, Ohio March Il, 1872. J. II. DALZELL.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DYPARrNgrT, =
CurvV SIGNAL OrPICkR.


OFFICE THE CHEZ SIGNAL ofnoNh'(
W.sHNGToS. March 26-l a w.
Synopsis for ne past tvsnfy-fOnr hourS
Falling barometer has extended from mo
Mississippi Valley to the Atlantic Coast. with cistefJ !"
sOutherly winds and rising temperature
An OF rain has extended from the Cur ana Lcwsr
Mississippi to Southern Michigan. and eastward over
the south Atlantic aud Middle States nartiy "a snow
along Lake Ontario.
Rising OF barometer north easterly winds ana cifst
ing weather have extended eastward 10 MICHIGAN u~
Ohio Valley, and Arkansas.
Probabilities.
The area OF rain and will extend eastward oyof
the NewEng gland States by and on Tuesday morning.
Rising barometer. falling temperature.
North-westery winds and clearing weather VIII proOa-
biz prevail north and west Of the Ohio valley ana ex
tend to Western Pennsylvania and tbe southern
states except along the immediate coast by Iues1ay
morning and over the New In gland states during Tues
day night .
Dangerous winds are not anticipated for tho Atlantis
and Gulf coasts.
THE MAINE SNOW STORM.
EASTPORT Me-. March 2j.-A severe snow
storm occurred here Yesterday There services
in the churches The roads blocked that they
irlpassable and mails viii probably se received for
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26

pubrcans to rush into tho Cincinnati Con-
OF Gen. Grant There are very few people In
this part of the world who IN danger OF suf-
locating with admiration for Gen. Grant Those VINO
are making most noise about running him Tor reelection
are In the habit private conversation, OF admitting
that he bundered from the day OF bis inaurston
and piled bunder upon bunder mountain high Iney
express the most cOntemptuous opinions OF hlm but
claim that he Is a1ecessity Now. do not Oeneve IN
one man necessity q republican form OF government
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
THE OMAN, BRIDGE CONTROVERSY

OMAHA, March 25.-The Union PacInc Raii
road Company announce that the Missouri River brdss
will open for public on Wednesday next th1t Trans
fers will be made Temporarily by the Transfer Com
pany. The present arrangement Is considered the DeSs
that could ba made under the circumstances.
Mr.. HOrlan proposes his tram to the pisuOrW
lately constructed the east side OF the river ana ters
offer TO passen gers and freight II reni ns to e
seen whether the Eastern roads will adhere o rrr 90
termination not recognize the transfer company
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26

in IN. .,eo,d ,s, Of p-.smsa, formed opinion a. 70 the ~
OF eesih. =. -. -. .l~.
Dr. Ch.r. dion Of 81 Yves, TsentJ 'erf g. sse sn
present. .rtni1sicn tnest1,
from asphyns prepared 70 say "ess pn''"e'' ~'
The estigaton was adjourned 70 saturday
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
A PLAN FOR REDIsTRICTING BROOKLYN

y i Ian AOiA HLDIDl AiOl DhODhH'+''
At a session of the Brooklyn Reform Com
mitee Of Seventy held last evening u s. District
Attorney Tracy presented for incorporation In the he"
charter plan for redsricng the city, and making ten
out of q Wards The Wards are 70 have represen-
tatOn proportion to their population The change Is
radical one "a will be from the following plan:
The First Ward Is to include the First, Second. and
Fifth Wards and that portion OF the sixth Ward lying
west OF Hlcksst The Second Will include the present
Third Fourth and Fifth Wards. and that portion OF the
Sixth lying between Hicks and Court The Third VIII
include the Twelfth and Eighth Wards and part
OF the Tenth The Fourth will include the Eleventh and
portion ~ the Ninth Ward. The Firth will include the
Tenth Ward between Fulton and WyckOEsts ana th5
Tveu tv-second The sixth will include the seventh ana
Twentieth Wards. The seventh will include the twenty
first ana the remainder OF the Ninth Ward. The Eghth
will include the Thirteenth, Fifteenth, and Nineteenth
Nards. The Ninth viii inc ude the Fourteenth anu
Seventeenth Wards The Tenth will include The sixteenth
and Eighteenth Wards. ,
lr Tacy proposed by this plan that each OF the new
wards having population OF 5OOD residents snan De
entitled 10 thrse Aldermen. This Will give the new
Eighth Ward three Aldermen, as 1t has pOpnatlon OF
"a OOO while other wards will each have TWO Alder
men their average population being below 0'OO. Inc
Committee postponed tue cOnSlderatOn Oh the prVpose
plan until its next meeting.
Mr. richardson introduced n resolution, which was
pas ,ed requesting the counsel FOR the Committee 10
ascertain what would be the probable cost or SUING out
wr.ts OF QUO warrantO determine the Legally elected
MAYOR, District ctAtOrney, and other clty ana cOunty
officials In view OF the fact that lloO fraudulent votes
had been counted in the interest OF the Democratic can
didaes An animated discussion followed In the course
AZ r bfc Mr. Rarnes expressed his BELIEF that Martin
KahfeisCh hai been Legally elected mayor WINE MI
Bowen claimed tnaI SaMutl OWN "1' V-4'''~" w Wv
I al A. IA.