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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,
HOLLAND.

ANTWERP, February ia large
number OF persons opposed to the res
idence Of the Count de ChambOrd in
this city made demonstration at his
residence. Some OF the disturbers
were arrested.
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MASnhlc NnTIEE

A SrECIAL convocation Of Penn o
n Royal Arch Chapter, No. q F. and ~
A. NJ, will be held this FUEkDAN" ~
evening, February 10Th. at ~ O'Clock. .foI work
In the 81. II M. degree.
All N. ". Ms fraternslly invited.
By ord ar of Q. N. CARROLL, N. Z. II. P
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EXTRAORDINARY GR0MTH
OF MEMPHIS.

Tor q while after the termination of the
I great war, Mem phts labored under hume
rous depressing influences, which prevent.
her merehantA from Offering to surround.
ing country dealers such facilities as were
earnestly desired Those difticulties have
however, continued, one By one, to vanish,
until ghe can now confidently invite
The Largest, Rest and Closest Dealers
throughout the entire surrounding country
to msrhst which. taking ali things Into
consideration, can ofter them
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WIN. q. MOORE & co.
299 Main StroSi.
Next Door North Peabody H0aeI.
nE2NGEEra.

P. Sr-shouid you happen not to ike OUR
slock (which WE think unsurpasgedl there
are many others here. both large and attraat.
i've. which can scarcely fan TO please you
fehl8 W Y n 90
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Mlss0uRi STATE LnTTERY
E9Euo4A1 Praw1-~n.

MORNING CIAAB5-EO g.
8, 10, So, 55, !, 81, II, %, 81, 40, 4,I3,
EVENING C14ASS-Ro. 81.
%, %. So, 4s. 70, 81, 50, 8, "a, 10, 49, 90.
Lotteries drawn twice daily. Prizes IRON,
slt0 70 e5Q.0o0, paid in money by : x.
FRANCE, ag't, Ge7< North Court st. Box ~,
Memphis, Tann.s 2. 0. EURRAY, EIILlEB 4
q CO.. N An Rngre Ef. TsoufH IN
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Itt PAVE ERS-Au interested In = :, ,-..--S-
of Mississippi LeYte and state tarss ss ave
their taxss paid. or II the lands have, b1ss
lorlsiieas rsaesAso y APPLICATION to
ler@NN Jackson. Nwa.
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SheriR's Sale.

E Y virtue OF an execution from the Second
y Circuit Court of Shelby county, in favOl
Of ". r sWanWick 4 %. vs. Joseph Pigeon.
3. Branr An, II. A. Mahler and r. ". Aein-
haldt, Tor IS 8 so debt, besides costs and inter
est. Will sell to the highest hiddsr, for cash
in Front of the sherin's ofhce. on Second
street, in thsaitY Of Memphjs on
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TO cgNTgAGT0Rs

q EALED proposals will be received on or
> bafore u O'Clock, noon, lst Of March next,
for The erection and completion ofthe
PEABODY SCHOOL HOUSE.
PlanE and specifications can be sssn at the
OH &c of Jones a Baldwin. architects. Bids to
be LEFT at the ofiee of the Secretary, Odd Eel.
loWs Eau. O. 8. FEM En-,
N. j. WIGGEN,
II. II. MERRILL,
fes0 Building Committee.
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GLOBE mUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPA'Y
or NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS, So, ,2I5, 900
PLiNY FREEHAH, Prsslssaa.
MS. JUDAH, Ass't sapT e Avsssiss.
Unwilling HoUsEs-Ho 90 PromsnAds
~ street and No. % Exchangs street sx-

Unwilling HoUsEs-Ho 90 PromsnAds
~ street. ana No. % Exchange efreee az
Tended. Apy1y tot. g. kD8INGIOAs No. IS
Madison eIFest. up-afRtrE les
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Thlrsday, 2Ist day Of March a7.

the following real estate. 10 wit: OTIS Nos
l3 and "A, in BLOCK No. 8 as shown by Huck-
er's map or plan of Fort Pickering; said lots
situated on the corner of second and UarO
lima streets, IN that DaTt of the city Of Mem
phis known as Fort Pickering, Shelby conn.
ty, S'ste of Tennessee. levied on as the prrp-
erty of Joseph Pigeon ARD will be sold TO sat
isfY SAID execution, interest and costs. sale
between tins hours OF ten o'clock am. and
four Pm
MARCUS J. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
By IsAAO RoSsER, Deputy Sheriff.
This February 18TH, 1872
EdatnEton & Halsey, Rtt'ys for PIN fssC
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GREATER lNpUCEMENTs

for their trade than either New Orleans, st.
Louis, Cincinnati, or Louisville In the mat.
ter especially of
Dry Goods, Clothing Yankee Notions,
White Goods, Ladies' Trimmed Hats,
R1bbORs, Stationery etc, etc.
We beg to call particular attention.
WE ARE NOW OPEHKHG
our spring stock, which 70 beg you to com.
pare with
THE VERY BEST
to be found In either Of the asoys named
cities, and II
IT SHOWS TO ADVANTAGE,
whsther - regards qusntitisa, prices, assort-
ments, ETC., ethink ycur manifest interests
VIII persuade you to concentrate here at
home whatever Of patronage you may BE- Ia
the habit % giving to other cities further OF.
Please call and see FOR yOursslvfs, aad If You
md out statements aa represented we are
sure you viii trade with ms
New-York tribune., 1872-07-13
TRADES MOYEMENTs

The Employers Central Executive Committee
reports that the strike Of the Adams Pressmen seriously
affects the book trade and that Appleton Co.. Harper
& Bros Poole & Mel aughn, Lange Little, * Hillinan'
& W Green and Westcot. refuse to accede to the de-
mands OF the men, 1t said that Harper Bros nave
established prntngnouse in London, and that oooAs
can be landed IN this country, duty paid 20 per cent
cheaper than they can be produced in New-York
The Marble Manufacturers Association now NUMBERS
eigtyseven members. Thirty of the marble shops nave
reopened at ten hours two working eight hours anu
the employees OF six still on strike Inc hhrDle
dealers OF this city, including twenty-one firms, nave
agreed not TO supply recacitrant Dealers nor 10 con
tenance any Of the men who are or have been oh
strike" leading manufacturer and dealer cone,i-
plates, it is said, starting works In ltaS, y,
with the intention of removing the greater
norton of his manufacturing business there.
The producers OF Rutland marble recently held meet
ING and unanimously resolved not TO sell to any persons
or associations in combination against their patrons In
the regular trade, who cOuntenaDce or favor tne
strike. This resolution was signed by the kutaha NAT
ble Company: Ripley Sons; sherman, Adams VII
Hams; Clement a Sons; Parker ellison & Dewey; shell
dons d Slason; the Baxter Manufacturing company
Joseph Adams 4 Sons, and the Columbian Marble COM
paDy. 49, .,....o 10
mass meeting Of the employers Of this city is to be
called at an early day.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-13
OBITUARY..
IUCIUs HOLLYWOOD.

Lucius Boltwood who died at Amherst,
Mass July TO- 1872 at the advanced age Of so years has
been one of the most prominent men of his town and
country. He was born Amherst March 16, 1892 grad
uated at Williams College, 1874 with distinguished
honor in a class numbering such the Hon. Sam
uel f. VntOn, M. c. Of Ohio: the Hon Austin f. Wing
NJ. Co. of Michigan and the Rev. DR.. Orvile Dewey, the
eminent Unitarian divine, Of Sheffield, Mass. He
read law, at Amherst. with the Hon. Samuel f. DicBin
SON. was admitted the Bar 1917, and practced his
profession first with his Instructor ana atterwaTd by
himself until 1895. friend OF Amherst College in its
Infancy, he 1s264 its Secretary and 1886 Com
missioner OF its Charity Fund. He was an early advo
cate tempe rance, aud Of the OrignatOTs OF the
Liberty parry and in 1s, their first candidate for Gov
ernOr OF Massachusetts,. A man OF commanding pres
ence of unusual suaylty Of manners OF incOrruptble
integrity, and of strong mind and memory, always
found on the side of law and order wise counselor
vigorous writer, active in promoting every enterprise
calculated to benefit his fellow men, few men come
than lie to the standard of the Christian gentle
man. His last Illness OF but short duration.
smitten down the midst of his strength, aDOut six
weeks SINCE by stroke OF paralysis, hs physicians aud
friends confidently looked for his recovery 10 health,
when an Inflammation OF the brain Overcame his viGCr-
ous constitution. He at the time II his death one
OF the oldest Of his native town, and the senior
member OF the Hampshire County Bar.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-13
DISHONEST PORTER.

During the past two years the stores in the
block bounded by Worth, Church, and Thomasss' ana
Broadway have been entered in the most mystic
rous way and more than 5000 worth of
property stolen. The police have made the
most strenuous efforts 10 find the thieves, but
without success. On Wednesday night, however, James
DIVER porter employed in MOfats building at worth
ST. and Broadway, man on the ROOF OF an adjoining
building. suspecting him to be burglar, D%yer
Petty searched the building, which was that
of Chapman Swift & Co., dealers IN dry
was found Some vevets packed ready To be car
ried away, and a number OF packages OF gloves were
broken. James Whiteman, a porter III the employ OF
Wilder & Co.. No g2 1hOmasst., was found hidden IN the
cellar having in his possession about $3.50 worth OF
gloves He admitted that he had committed all the
burgares that had occurred during the past two years
and stated that he had spent the proceeds IN playing
policy" He was locked up.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-13

and superior intelligence There is class OF men who,
ifhout address talent in whose persons genus
s admonshed for itself. We admire the lntenectuhi
Gods Of the word-HOmer, Plato, Dante shhkespenio
but who were the gods these gods delighted III lney
are the silent poised lovers who make the sense ana con
gence as q living force. such are our Innu, a.
encs Miners in California tell MS that there ls
one ore IN which the gold cannot DC ,seP
araed without loss. so there are men from whose
minds nothing can be detached without the dlslntegra
flo, OF the whole. How often, then, we lament when
unable 10 separate general from specific ability Besseu
are thew who have no talent for they lve 1t rs lnpos
sibh TO inventory the minds OF the gods. We mesO
peUle who read us but do not tell what they reau
hs only real benefit OF which we are susceptible whae
has hee1 dirnifed for u.s. We must ask with Marcus
Anonnus III picture is good, whaimater who painted
III What matter who does good II good s only accom-
nIis,ed IT. is always desirable to collect examples In
With greatness is dwarfed by greatness OF higher
strin must read you story OF humility; a
JssIit was once in his cell when the Devn
appeared 10 him. In his humility, ne arose
ant asked him TO sit in his own chair deeming Dim lne
moe worthy Learn a lesson. The success OF the true
schDlar is humility. Every man is my master IN SOME
poilt and in that L win be learner Young men, you
ma erbaps say the questions belong TO the Church
mutt saw that they belong to the daily service or the col
eg-the profane service, II you choose 10 can IL so,
stuly then the humanties, for something true may pe
Cleaned from them.
Tough the entire address was scarcely an hour III ue
lveE all felt amply repaid. Mr. Emerson closed with
an earnest appeal to young in choosing course III
life b listen to the guiding voice OF the mentor from
within TO cultivate the three elements OF success and
greatpss-yiz sefrespect, cathocity OF culture, and
humility.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-13
JUDGE PRINDLES Trial.
,,,Ssr,,,,.'V OF THE ACCUsED-THE CASE AD-
JorRyIp 50 sEfTEMBER-JUDGE MCUNN's

TRsTrNory OF THE ACCUsED-THE CASE AD-
Iorpyrp 50 sEPTEMBER-JUDGE NOUNS
SUCCESSOR, '.-Gasss-. ..
ALBANY, July 19.--The Senate net az g. u,
to-day and resumed the uia OF Judge Prlndle B. G.
Rery Clerk of the Board OF Supervisors OF Chenango
County in 1904 testified that there was ncthine wrong
in the rcports rendered to that Board Us Judge Pfde
Horace g. Prnde, the respondent, then took the Wit
ness and He testified that there was 10 arrangement
whatever between him and Ray for division Of fees in
exclamation Of the transaction of purchasing yetwenty
bods of Mrs Russell, he SAID tie lady came to him aud
said she had 500 in bonds which she wished to sell he
told her that he had bought such bonds to invest for
fants but he had paid any premium he then ad-
yised her 70 send the bonds 10 NewYOtk and secure the
premun she said she wanted TO sell them that day. he
then told her that nc had not the money on hand TO pur-
chase them but thought he could find purchaser; he
then went 10 Ira Dibbe who owed witness some money
on an overdue mortgage, and VINO was 10 pay nm III
1iuycrum bonds ana told hlm there wa a Opportu-
MT, presented for Inn 10 purchase tLo DonuS a. par
Dbbe went The bank ana secured the money, WtLcss
indorsing his note, and paid for the bonds, which
me ~ once handed over Prndlr. Witness SAID he lad
no connection with the ddr nor ca he secure
anything by the transaction bel onl what ne was en-
titled to under his agreement wlth DoDe Nl9ss aso
asserted positively that there was DO understanding Ou
his part with the persons operating Tor tHt towh
boudng in benali OF the Green Railroad Company he
detailed all the circumstances in the matter, and eX
planned MS action. On hls clO>s-, AlnaiiDn bc simply
repeated ms direct testimony without variation OF any
tAiDg additional OF Importance. lie also sad ne had
IraCtlcCN dllOlncl III llC td>tn
knowing that lac would b. doing 10 violation OF the
law he had never thought FORA mOheLt, "EdcVT ne
had done ia three eases which nad occurred
that ne WAS dong anything contrary To LAW As 10 his
reports OF ices received od rondered to the board oil
Supervisors nc said ne h" laned part 10 meet the
current EXPENSES OF the OhCc bat u ne had charged
for everything the county would oo IN his dcut.
MI Benedict moved That the hearing Ot thc counsel
ana nnal disposition Of this case be set down Tor
Tuesday, o3pt. II. ~,
senator Ferry moved 10 make the time for tie final dis
position Of the case Sept. 10. Agreed
senator d. p OOd moved that the case II Judge Cur
t oi the NsW-YOrk Marine Court nc tkUn mp sept. H.
Agreed TO.
Inc Senate then adjourned til sctt 70, az 10
the Governor having SEM 10 the senate the name OF
Ind, lanes o. Spencer 10 ill the la tDe NUN-
Yds Superior Court, caused 10y the removal O Judge
McC unu, the nomination WU1 referred tO committee,
wieh reported unanimously IN favor Of It, but the sen
,ta rrieetel IL
New-York tribune., 1872-07-13
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT DICKINSoNs No. } PARK
ROW.
sGn-slo Eoon-e9o 5nm-S.' hdnigbt-7J'
ARRIVALS.

Ne,r- Yrk Hote-The Hon. w. NJ. Gwin and ex-
Gov Doxne OF California and O. A. Gilmore u s. A. run
Arenw Hoa-The Carl sehu Of Missouri eIGoy hgohn o.
Keptueky IL Hon d. e. Ltobn ofOwego the Hon. w D. Bishop
ofConnecet Smohs Of South Csrolns Capt LOW"
o. s. NAyy; ierrt H. Smith Geneva " Gen. John katon D.
Of W.shneto; O. H. Mccormick Gen d. G. Cameron and p h.
smith Chsgo Cond Smith Of Buffalo IT. H. C'hhed oi yer
mont John b. Lowell Georgia aud the Rev H. n Carpenter OF
San Francisco Houe-Joaqun Miller Oregon, ana the very
MAehy Ogiensburg ST. Jlmes Hote-EI ues'
Ho.r eorg Alfred Townsend Washington aud the Hon r. m
Madden Of hdetown N y Breroor Ho1-Visc9pnt ee Bo
of the French Genha Ho-Gen IT, BnrDndge OF
mark Ho,l-B Cederstrabe Of the sTed tei
. Grand ROk-The Hoo. Eli s. Shorter and the Hon
Hubbard Of Connecticut 81 Des Ho-The Rev C. ~ Chandler
Baltimore . Jy House, b. Dutche ofPawng, n Y, and d.
K Mccarthy Syracuse Nicholas Ho-lbe Hon. II. l..
swords Lusna the Hon james Soyel OF NesJesey and
George HestEinsT H0-Tbe Hon w. T. Horro
bin yeruoI Metropolitan HoIJobD T. heDonough Of PblA'
New-York tribune., 1872-07-13
TEE HEAVY ORDNANCE BOARD.

The Heavy Ordnance Board received yesterday
pau from Alex Lloyd OF Chicago for the construction
of gun Thos Son Of this city, agents of Fried
rich KTupp Of Prussia gave description OF the Krupp
system Of artillery AOan steimerS appeared In be-
haIf of the Lyman Multicharge gun which contains a
ere. of pockets distributed lonGtudnaly which open
into the bore In such manner a. TO explode several
charges succesyely as the proece moves past and un-
covers the auriGces Jas. T. Hail. In behalf OF Jas A..
Ban of the Cold sprjpg FOundery exhibited plan in
1 n@sses through a hole la the breeeh. Nathan
ThompsoD proposed 10 construct two bTeeslIoadiDs
New-York tribune., 1872-07-13
A NIGHTS AFFRAYS.

A quarrel occurred, last evening, in the shoe
shop No. 256 West Twentieth-s between Michael Finn
age 49, of No West Nineteenth-st and Thomas Della
hanty age co. Of No. 252 West Twentiehs Finn stabbed
Delahanty in the neck, with shoe-knfe, nfictng a
dangerous wound. James McAdams, a friend OF the
wounded man. chased Finn and fired two shots at him.
Finn took refuge in the TwentIeth-st StatiOnhOuse,
where both he and McAdams were locked up.
Daniel O'Neal OF No. 6S LerOy-st., while in a dis
reputable house III EiZabetEst, last evening was
stabbed in the by unknown person and severely
wounded.
William Manu. age 3O residing in Thirty ninth-st. near
Eeventh-ave while passing through Twenty-e ehtl-st.
near Tenth-ave last evening in company With friend
was shot in the back and dangerously wounded by an
unknown man. who escaped.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-13
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

President Grant is expected to return to Wash
ingon nert Tuesday.
James r. Proutit of Michigan has been ap-
rontei Snryeyor (;eteral Of New. Mexico.
Lieut. Frederick ID. Grant, son of President
Grant .aed from Liverpool Thursday on his return to America
John Gorham, while painting the interior Of
Panea Hall Boston Yesterday fell 50 feet breaking both legs
Edward Stanley, Provisional Governor of
Eo nnder Lincoln has stricken with paass and Is
diving at the Grand Hotel in Francisco
John NJ Fleming, w. Ramage, and and Ss,.. ;; .;
Rsmare editor and publishers OF T Daily Press ana H7d noeeo
for Hbel were ali acquitted Knoxville Tenn yesterday
Mrs. Sarah F. March, a female physician
living in Harisonaye Boston, Is under arrest and D
With procuring sboron woman whose NE lh
The Coroners jury in the case OF James
Caranaugb who last sunday morning BY Jas mohe
Boston found yesterday, that the shooting was In deen'e An'
juti6sbe.
The valuation of Boston property is stated 20
have increased 90 in real estate and SloOOW IN
property Curing the year This increase reduces the rate Of ison
about $ll on s CO.,
A large number of Germans held meeting at
Cincinnati wednesday night and severely denounced Judge ssuo of
accepting the Rev Samuel Browne VINO sno W UOJ
schick, Sunday afternoon,
Andrew c. Clark, who was convicted and SEN
fenced 10 death for Newcastle Dell yesterday
bnt declared his innocence Inc ofVp n
at IL O'clock and he died without struggle
New-York tribune., 1872-07-13
POLICE NOTES.

W. C.. Shepherds jewelry store, No. 432 Grand-st,
was robbed Of jeselry worth : GOO yesterday
Thomas Logan, age IL, of No. 500 Greenwich-st.,
who abdomen July g. while eareless handling D
toll lied n Bellevue Hospital Yesterday.
Ellen Williams alias Lee, and Mary Anne Taylor
were detected yesterday stealing Nn the store Of Bradbury Bro
NOS 3ll and 3li BoSery They arrested.
VIM Nealis age 80, of Thirty and Sew
enthaye while work in the mabsr No $40 West Twentieth
instantly Kilei g slab Of marble falling on him.
Mary Connor quarreled last evening with her
No BntsL Brookyn and him the bead
with Ratchet INJECTING terous wound She arrested
VIM III. Donoghue, age "a, an expressman of No.
TAI second fell nom while intoxicated Reenthst.
and injured the face and head John
while intoxicated fell from ionrh story window OF
No l26 Clinton place and Was fatally injured
ID. j. Wren, "a horse dealer, was charged in the
Yoky Police Court YESTERDAY. with stealing three hoes belonging
10 Charles r. Hill of No. Twenty Wren, appears
had baed three horses Tor % but regpg the bargain
had taken them back. lie was held Tor examination.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-13
DANGEROUS ILLNESS OF GOV. GRATz BROWN.
ID N,o@z pro,,y rr; =, n Il in fb;o citv ve estp or

DANGEKOUs ILLNEoS Of 0OV' dHAIl Dr'0"I''
Gov. b. Gratz Brown arrived in this city yester-
day morning and proceeded to the Fifth Avenue HOTEL
At about u O'Clock he went to the Gienham HOTEL where
while conversing with friends he was suddenly seized
with most violent attack Of cholera morous'
taken to room No. 49, where he passed the day,
Grave apprehensions were entertained that no would
not recover. Dr. Steele and DR.. Henry ad-
ministered proper remedies, but the patient con
tinuod to sink. and finally became insensipie'
At about O'Clock, owing 10 the alarming reports
Of Gov. Browns condition, Senator schurz' Coi.
VIM Grosvenor and Joseph Pulitzer of Missouri called
at his room but were not allowed to see him. At 230
y. III he began TO rally, and when TRIBUNE rePoItSe
called at 10 y. m he sleeping comortloiy anu ho %
physicians in attendance thought tha peyonu uouo' W
XaR ont of danger.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-13
FIXES.
ApLANNG.,iILL BuRNEp AT EAST BOSTON.

A PLANIN6-MILL BURNED AT EAST BOSTON
Boston, July IA fire in Border and De-
catursts East Boston, this morning, destroyed the
planning and moldng NIL OF W. W. Bennett, who loses
10000 which there $40 600 insurance Several build
lngs adjoining occupied Tor mechanical purposes, were
also consumed, making ,otal loss Of about $4,000
DESTRUCTION OF CARRIAGE FACTORY AT
PORTSMOUTH.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., July l2.-Came Broth
and extensive carriage factory burned, this
evening, with all the contents. Spontaneous cOmbus
tion supposed, tine NJ the fire. The loss
is over $4,000 Insurance about $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-13

tween freight and passenger train the latter due at
Columbus at 10 The freight train should have been
on the side track minutes before the time OF the col
lson One passenger had leg broken, and three other
one brakeman and the baggage master were
sliOhtly injured,
New-York tribune., 1872-07-13

guns red on any principle the Board choose the nrst
of central steel tube surrounded by wrought
iron coils and cylinders welded ogether and the seconu
OF cast iron, with steel tube Tor 1he bore, nxed 10 It's
nostion nv means of threTds extending tweIVo
inches from the The first gun Will cost sl4oOo ana
The second ss0,OOO David Fitzgerald exhibited m0dei
,n CONSULTING of one tube within another, but sepa
rated from each other by cylindrical space filled Win
New-York tribune., 1872-07-13
rAe 1nru then rendered the Following yerdict !:
BROOKLYN WATER BOARD APPOINTMENTS.

BROOKLYN WATER BOARD APPOINTMENTS.
Water Commissioners Fowler and Palmer
of BROOKLYN began their duties by making large num-
her of appolntments without waiting for the designation
Of the third Commissioner and attempted 10 prevent the
names Of the appontees from appearing upon the min
utes of the Secretary Commissioner Whiting at once
insisted that the should he made public ana not
vithstanding the objection raised by Commissioner
Palmer the motion of Commissioner Whiting prevail, d.
The list Of new appOintees il ar follows:
t,ns " Adams sopeer eapponedl; d. L. Norbup, secretary
,eappoutdl DAVID INSPECTOR Of streets eyeah ~afJ Joh
Sh depaty inspector Of Streets Thirteenth Ward john ndef'
sos sIih Ward deputy Inspector Hsshns Ienh AIl IN
estor Albert Tenth Ward inspectors bnunee fth'era
E, Ward usueor: Ron. Seventeenth Wand inspe
DonreIy Twsstg Wsrd Inspectors lhos Rooney wen-
seosrd sr Inspector John Leay Pm Ward Inspector NoD
Pace EiBetsena Inspector; W r. Cbapn twenty wa
inspector; David Lindsay feeBb Ward inspector Geo f'ehsl
Third Ward Inspector Cba T. ate Eighth Ward nspeeto Soei
Penney james Foreman sixth wan fOa-
u Bune,t TomsI Garrett DAie Iwslit1 ware inspector &
Nineteenth WarJ hb0reri
son Fhh maciBs; William Burton, secOnd Ward labori
Jsoob Woeb sInth Ward inspector Of sewers Michael A. huf
Second Ward, abOref. =, :,
With the exception of the engineer and secretary ali OF
The above are new appOntees ana Grant Republicans
Their salaries range from - TO " per day.