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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30
THE BULLETIN.
Published every morning, Monday ex.
ccpted.
The Pride Of the Campbells
at
=. G.. Schuhs.
SPECIAL NOTICE

All por,oDs having claims againis. the
Contractors on the
CAIRO u VIScESSEs RAILROAD
Are requested to leave their claims with
a. d. Stafford, cashier City National bank,
to be forwarded to us for adjustment.
DODGE LORD Co.
Jan. 24-2w-d.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-14
THE YALE ALUMNI ELECTION.

The places filled heretofore in the corporation OF
Yale College six senior State Senator'S WILL BY an act Of the
Legislature Of year. supplied future by SIX persons chosen
the graduates Of the College their number The election ha
been July the day preceding the annual Commencement
and the polls open the north wing Of the library building from
No cumulative voting will be allowed, aud every eeeto
u separate Graduates not intending vote In person
can forward ballots Franklin Dexter Secretary OF the Col
ege at any time the day Of election but the written part OF all
such ballots must be wholly the autograph Of the voter and bear m
signature.
By regulation the corporation professor any department
The College accepting election fellow will thereby vaeae bis pro-
fohip anticipation Of the election, graduates were invited in
suitable candidates and 30 persons were hu
nominated by IS electors the following being from @
city;
Jared Lu. 1926; Lewis Woodruff 1879 Charles rr1cey lan
Wm Ryars 1871 Edwards Perpont 1875 George DE Lou
8s3; H. stevens 1884 Wm Walter Phelps. 1905 Mason Young
1900: Frank L. Kernochan, 1861; VIM. c. Whitney, lo61
From Connecticut the nominees are
Edward Salisbury 1892; Henry B. Harrison, 1886 Frederick
Kng.bnr 1916: G. Robinson 1883; Calvin g. Child 1856 HenrI
1871 hon j. Sheeh 1871 hon) Senator BUCKINGHAM
also nominated, but has declined
New-York tribune., 1872-06-14

"a op,horize the Commissioners, under tho genera noS
Of Iss7 esabshing the Park Commsslon 10 PracRs
Undson River Railroad Company 10 remove tneir ~
trUn, sefh-ave 10 other locally lssnot cUnsu
ered bv the Commissioners they have passed slipS %
M g. intention of the Legislature, aud nave heV
a s The act stands the intention that the tracks
sbonS he removed and tho ground taken s appafens;
% s thev cannot perceive that any possible benent
an accrue 10 the Railroad Company from the proposeo
tmnrovement they annulled the assessment mace on
consttutonal power OF the Legislature to take BACK .S
franchise originally granted to the Company, ana which
has many years yet To run; but with them the Comis
eOners do think they have anything 10 uo Ihey nv
questions for judicial consideration on ana u rs unuer
the Commissioners from removing Their tracks wien,
ever that il attempted They claim that such Iemovai
cannot be made without an expense 10 them OF
and insist that their franchise cannot be nterered Win
by the Legislature any other power while IL ass.
MIR Kitchell will be heard the objections presenter
by hlm on Tuesday next and I'm the mean time the Co-
mssioners will sit 70 heaFOthers every day at 10 IN
New-York tribune., 1872-06-14
THE CONTRACT COMMISSIONERS - GUIDETs
THIRD-ANE. CLAIM.

Contract Commissioners Sutherland, Van Worst
and Jaque met last night Egheen,h Pourave
sumed the consideration Of Guidet claim for paving
between Fourteenth and Porous Mr. Parsons called Mr. Neon
iey who testified Of the job and had deuy
Gudet objected the way the bond used there
one row and said there should be two Of The
graded proper depth the Croion Board gave orde
to withdraw and gave notice to the inspectors to quit.
Mr. heEimAa testified; the southwest Of Thrtynlnh
1t AID Tdsve remember the paving going there's
stones rejected but used agn; the Old guetton.
with d and instead sand the men th,
the rain came and they said they did ut long they
got paid ..,
told quit Board did qut crossing
PoyIcurthsL graded down inches only instead Of IL
inchs called for rejected In
the psying MAY Mr. Gu ordered yotk
MConkey ordered bond stones be
objected their using paving
hadn't cued and Mr. Degue brohernsw Of Mr. Gude
the passed ~ bis accredited Inspector and ordered the
to use them. . -
produced notice April 1869 from the 10 Mr.
Board had directed Mr. SaItOn
contract 10 him TO proceed with the work at Fourteenth and
fouhsts Thdave. gso and complaint by Gude
jointly the city dated June 70 1862 and the Injunction
granted orbidding interference with the work
said be would Ike 70 have noted that the plaintiff
that H. W. BOokstave Of Han
ndge EmODdf said sbou be noted Judge who
granted the injunction George g. Barnarl.
Bdmonds also produced the certificates of McCary
work properly done other evidence coobog what was
given previous meetings showing that h 0alet came properly
possession Of the contract
Judge Rdmonds oonehds that confirmed BY operation law
StrAhAn for the Controller CLAIM that there egarty In
this contraet want Of proper advertising.
will take the evidence into consideration and will
meet again tomorrow night at the st. James Hotel Broadway sd
Twenty -nnth-st
New-York tribune., 1872-06-14
A DISPUTED TAX QUESTION.

When f. ID. Webster was Assessor of the Thirty
second Internal Revenue District In this city three years ago he
epreted the Revenue laws require brokers 70
24 per the money eT and returned almost
daily alleging that virtually capital and should SUCH
Ths Interpretation OF the law met With determined opposition from
dese who held that accordance with the pht Of the
statute but they nevertheless obliged submit tar which
proved serious loss to them Having determined however test the
question they paid the protest and finally fund and
sent agent named Colgate to Washington look after their
te Their opposition has been successful at last and they prob
ably receive bach the obtained uader protest. In r
TO this matter the New York Stock Exchange Claims
hs issued circular calling the attention Of members to the following
clause from the Lave Of the United States which virtually
rule Of limitation;
No claim application for the refndnE will be entitled o
consideration by the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
shall be hed with him either pnor June 90 lg2 within years
from the date Of the payment Of the tar. 49,
unor that the agent Of the Stock Exchange used money
bis ends has caused considerable improbable that
be viii be called upoa for an explanation.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-14

oon,h a oss. iusuranee sf7 CO., Tho Board OF Fro
has Authorized che purchase OF 5000 Ieet
- "Iber hose and 100 tuns Of coal for the use OF the
Department. ~.
HopoKyg. g.-Prpderlck T.. Ronald, the defauting Guy
,erk was reeased from the County jail, yeserday on
81 600 bail furnished by Councilman Tinker Freehoidrs
SjoSr and WiVgins and Dennis EaRen.. Patrick
Msoney the ringeader OF band Of rot0ns elghthour
men. was committed TO Hudson County jail yesterday,
tractor named Carregan In the Hudson County Court
Of Special sessions yesterday the trial OF Justice Bur
bom, charged with illegal imprisonmehS VI ""''"'0
Hauser, resulted In verdict Of acguttaL
NEwARK.-The annual commencement OF the Newark
Academy took place yesterday morning. The German
worklngIaen have formed Protective Association
bov BENJAMIN Roe was run over and severely injured
yesterday ng, at Broad and maTketsts Inc WI WI
az Frederick W. COggil valued at $1,000 has been Ad-
Iifted 10 proba e. Tne Essex County Board OF free
loerg met Iesteray and adopted resolutions resulc@
Ing the power Of committees In bnldlng OiIuges.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-14
LOCAL GOVERNMENT APPROPRIATIONS.
OFFICIAL sALARIEs-TUE HARBOR IMPROVE
MENTs AND DEFENSES.

All these works except those sep Island under the charge
Of Gen Newton the most extensive and mpor'ns%t tne "
being the Hell Gate Icavaora The readers Of THE
are familiar with the progress these tunnengs Which, saeee''a
are eepely destined TO change Of the ioregn
trade from Sandy Hook the East River The mAa OF ne tPp
patOn allowed by Congress for this work does not permit zen
% .mrloy a. large force Sorkmen practicable and VIII
ouenv selsy the completion until at as, two years from the p'
time With sufficient appropriation Gen Newton ihnis 'Ds s'u
poop which Is to level dangerous rocks beyond all ia'are feA 0
heels could be made within Ayssr ,,
AT For, Wood on Bedloes Island large gun battery narF nm
ea and ueh is also Fort Hamilton Extensive
ment, are likewise making Fort schuyler and the
Port -,
The works on Staten Island under he supervision Of Gen v u
more consist in completing slopes between Fort ana %
WadsvOh and in putting Battery Hudson in repair aud
e,vri This cluster apd batteries 10 one Of he moss
ant of the b.zbor deenses city Fo TOmphns which stands on
N. high ground to the rear Port WadTOh has ten anen guns
hearing on tb. channel Adjoining the NORTH Gads Ba'1y Of
Ave- guns and at the Ge Battery OF ten NOR
tar. In 'front.' at the shore wswo fsnkd on e'eh Ha WIN
water battery and having little further at Its right bA''ey
each fort an battery being provided With sneh guns h
COMPLETELY cover the habOr and hostile hee
the cy must stanl from these suns ior s lSng g.,
and finally pas through channel within hin H VI f0'
New-York tribune., 1872-06-14
POLICE NOTES.

carriage containing J. Striker and three ladies'
was overturned yeotaT By EghthaTe car rHVso'D~'
aud the inmates severely injured -
Cornelius Devoe, age 10, of No. 1876 Sheriff-st..
ortsr in ueny Boebuers store ThOnast, fell yesteI Az
through the hatehwsy tho third floor TO the saOees ana Vas
fatally injured -
fire. yesterday, in the snoke-honse or Geo; II,
% o. nrovslon store al No 1872 Duanet damaged the Hoct
Insured The buRg belonging to the Lonar estate was
damaged S2J0i Insured =,
A toon, ~ borses attached to car No. 55 of the
RghaTe from the car yeerfsy DASHED tnrGag
ami severely injured Mary A. Lam
op sge o Of No b57 Forty 6ht and Louisa Joos age ~
Of No. SIS West Forty-6fb-sL -
Carlos Maggiori age 80, who, after shoOtlng ms ;
vie Csue No ans Houston, last Monday on accodnt OF
her refusal 10 live shot by her 6rothsr Loas hassb as
N did from Berue Eospa ate wednesday hs~ m
lnqaess will be held by Coroner Young
New-York tribune., 1872-06-14
PROCEEDINGS OF THE POLICE BOARD.

The POIICe DOaIU HCCtpItu yt5ttTday inc prOpOsaI
Of Hndeks eono TO take 10 900 cubic yards Of ashes
G yard be used for filing and delivered the
foot Of sItysrst r. The Executive drectsdto
compel carry out the requirements Of the
Heath relative to dislniesting the material be used
received from Commissioner Van Mort Of the
srtent Of Public WORKS requesting that permit be granted
M Department the Water PuveyOr dump all oecsoned
BY repairs all Of the most dumping
ground Reeo the Superintendent Of Street Cleaning With drec.
report received from
Thone Recommending the city be divided into four dc
greater llcy Of cleaning Referred 10 the kJeeuFe
mittee.
communication received from the Health Department requested the
enforcement Of the SANITARY Code relative 10
Ing unmufiled foJune is TO September u.s.
Sergeant fedek Weug placed In command Of the moGHed
tqnsd Of police.
The Police Superintendent Thorne ehAeters
Aufd the statements that hey uon tie
bp1 nate VI lhem police faros-
New-York tribune., 1872-06-14
THE BARNARD IMPEACHMENT.
RuMoRs OF yREACHERY IN THE BOARD OF NAN
AYERS

AGERs.
The feeling of distrust with which the elec-
,, ~ anne of the members Of the Board OF Managers
for the prosecution Of the Barnard was
ceived in certain quarters does not seem to be YET
layed but on the contrary has given rise 10 ugly Ous
boseess rumors that plan has been eoncocted
Barpards supporters and certain of the Managers 70 sen
ont the prosecution and prevent Barnards coh'c'on
The public need, however, give itself smau conoeIn ~
.d q, tbese rumors for It is scarcely necessary to
mat ~ only one member OF the Board were earnest
in his desire TO secure conviction the others could not
nreveut It, and on the evidence with which the pnbhc is
already familiar nothing short Of treaehery on the pa'
Of his Judges can save Judge Barnard from the punish
ment he merits.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-14
TIE BOARD OF FAUDIT-NEwsPAPER CLAIMS.
The Board Of Audit allowed the following claims

yesterday and ordered them 10 be pAd
Mseeau,ous claims for iuedntas furnished to the yarons Depart
s q4 6 Department Public Instruction %3St 2O ratons
furnished 5arous regiments IS 2 2 Charles H. Leo and Ss'nsne
BneEle for Refreshments furnished 10 the 6yh Regiment July "
ID Si 3O; Porter Bros meals furnished TO ohe ana men % ne
I'D Regiment Nov 3 1871 Z0i Seorsd noss % iS a f"uP %
3J. Colorcd Orphan Asyam 81 1885, Total Pi6O5 81
The following newspaper claims presented and laid overs
Daily New. s7369i 5Oi Citizen, s5ol sS EeT.Yorkr Journal
el25 5s ; Insh.Ameris @J3204 s5i Daily Bulletn SA6
Era slll6ls O6; Courier S9o2 9o Albion, S2SG Sj 'sM.n
Messenger 1896 Messagr FrsneoAmenenne sS9 90 Si
q I2l Q3, Irish World q 36 Jewish Times, flII sOi Sp
Of he Times 90 gO5; Gazette, S4f7g sos Police Gaseue
lbeni Zurg 7e5i2O Programme Sooj Irish I31ne S4tS 9
Argus e14 Hone Gazette t2ll9 0i Omee haS Nehs
slTg $50 43j ST. Peter s3587 co. LBcho dltsla toe' 0
New-York tribune., 1872-06-14
A TELEGRAPH ACCIDENT.

Edward Van Ness and ]. O'COnnor were sent with
foreman wedne,dy night beyond the western terminus OF bergen
Tunnel assist repairing the telegraph wires and poles
-, ~ ,is ,,le Jp, before midnight they had succeeded
In replacing bat had not fully secured he anu
fourth wire In position when the ones
down suddenly with such force TO throw both men ho e goe
ground instantly killing Van Ness BY breaking hs hecs anu
ng Conno who and severe Dfse
New-York tribune., 1872-06-14
STREET INSTRUCTIONS.
mmissioner Van Mort issues the following notice

Commissioner Van Mort issues the following notlce
% the public;
are daily received calling attention TO the
violation Of the Corporation ornsnees by persons VIC
and obruct the free OF the pubhe h2h
wav Hereafter when such ordinances violated the
viii removed proceedings directed be commenced to recover
therefor Permission awnings orEgns
across the sidewalk with the ordinances Of this city and
n.r 10 builders aud others place building material upon limited
portion will be granted Upon application 70 ms Depart
mep All complaints ng ncumbranee the streets OF 'le-
walls sboun be made 20 the pehntendni Of Membranes
New-York tribune., 1872-06-14

Wsstmnser Hotel-Baron dQenberg, the ~ h9ss s1sI.h
cSr,.dos Hob-Admra Polo de Bsrnsbe ne spsnso %
nh Arnps Hotsensio Roscoe Soasnx o. AZ Rs,o
NJ ".,noT az keptuciv william Warren the comedian sna
McCowan u s. R..Broou Aaoo n ~
,ha cernsn LEGATION Judge O. Abbott Of boson''
l.,v Houss-Br Congressman Chare, 0Ea o. % H..
yyrE Uot.I- Commodore T. lie Roy, U. S Me- hsT HY'
IT,, Rrsie Of NewburFh Nth0las Hotet-The Hon ~
sge Of orsdo Hiram Price Of Iowa Gen " ~ % ~
hI.Ds.s n Bfidges Of Carolina a1d j. NJ "and o.
Chicago lHaarl, HotJ 7. Winslow woiroogheePse''''" OF
CSnfTaI HobI-Chef Engineer lsherEood u B. NJ
New-York tribune., 1872-06-14
THE prFoRMED SYNOD IN BROOKLYN.
REPORTS OF THE COMMITTEES on PUBLICATION
FOREIGN MISSIONS, AND EDUCATION.

prpopTs OF THE COMMITTEES on PUBLICATION,
FOREIGN MISSIONS, AND EDUCATION
The Reformed General Synod in the Middle
cb Brooklr received Of the Committee on Publication
v Tbs Committee that during the year they have do-
L 600 volumes 1000 cs,eohsm, and % 900 tracts and have In 'hs
treasu1y balance OF sS,5n ,.-
. Committe. Foreign Missions report that ehurcn mas 0 "
CANNED in Japan and number Of converts made
~ ,aosnts Of the wear From The churches S
ssbbsthscRoos as a. individuals through the ehurSn
o 74 ipdyduals through the churches, A99o VI
ons sources Legacies, S97ss S Total to'z1 20
dueting 1922 Of the received from i
~ 81 100 "a received bv egaoes; go 90 remains IN hand Ih
"a increase Of s5 the amount received from INC
during the previous The sggSPr3n01s rs. a. 6 PnM Mon
900 10 the japan Mission. In all, sRto go IN AA
ssv 600 10 currency be charged 70 ue hsn
% at home other items will amouni a9oa!
a. 600, the administration will be about S s
Ia Therefore IL the expenses OF he year % 70 %
met and the removed the income Ot the uls9! D
~ post N Edncaton reports total numbe OF men
under e Board during the year has been Inc
collections have amounted TO FEDJ IL oehs 1eSs
Of S2,0a3 IL from the receipts OF last year.
The Synod appointed tn, installation Of the newly
elected Theology then devoted e to syson' of the
Church Liturgy.
The second ballot in the Reformed General Synod
Wednesday Professor Of Poem and Ddac Theology In the New
Brunswick Seminary, resulted Ss follows;
Whole number ..l32 G. .. Hsrir'pr..."...
Necessary choice A. Deilarest'
A. b. Zandt
s. NJ. Woodbridge. 59
Dr. Van Zsndt election made unanimous On motion Of
Mr. shemn the sry newly elected Professor hred at 600
per Gunum may from the additional
endowment $50 by sydam A! the Synod ad
ourne having accepted invitation visit the Government works at
Hslletts Point
New-York tribune., 1872-06-14

..,, a,s,rrhance The crowd was largely composed
of men who aid not represen the gianoforte ha lsst
AZ a mass meeting OF the ElgntHour League neiu @ ,sss
oyening there Wac a full discussion OF the eiBh'no"
oncstion and of plans for future action.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS. /
IAnnO1ncenenIsI
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Portraits and Biographies Greeley B. G;I Brown with Por;
traits BogrsDhe Music Tunes with words OF All
Columbia" SarSpsngled Banner HYMN Of the Nation Eya
IAmec timely and interesting matter inc1ng Inc
salmon and Culture Expression How to Keep Well Runswas Rev
se1 Burns D. D. late James Gordon Bennett &c tney Illus
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Vol IS begins with this number Ready neIt week -
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New-York tribune., 1872-06-14

Visit F. LORDs new Cleaning and Dyeine
Ohee $40 BroaiWa nesr Beeckerst s,e Of Broome branch
sJI Bro dresses hlw sscques es feathers gloves Ge beau
tfuly cleaned; coats pants, vests. cleaned IKE new
New-York tribune., 1872-06-14
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At HUDSurs. 2Ia BROADWAY
| 7ss Eooa-s6O So m.-e9' hidnghI-'V
New-York tribune., 1872-06-14

Inst or TWENTY EIGHT PROPERTY-HOLDERs OBJ
JECTING TO THE AWARDS AND ASSESSMENTS.
Ex-Judge Sutherland, VIM. G. Traphagen,
and Gen. c. K. Graham, the Commissioners Of Awards
and Assessments in the matter Of the Riverside and
other park improvements, met yesterday morning at
No Ga Eassau-st, Room No a. to hear objections Of
property-Owners and others TO the contemplated i'm
proyements and 70 the awards and assessments made
bythem There was very slim attendance Of property
owners or their representatives, and argument was
presented Cnas H. Kitchen, who represented over so
persons owning property in the neghborhood OF and
within the park ITSELF said that his clients, as rule,
did not object to the improvement itself, but simply TO
the awards and assessments laid; some whose prop
erty was taken claiming that the amounts awarded
therefor by the Commissioners was too small and others
whose property in the vicinity had been assessed claim
ing that such assessment greater than the actual
value OF the property warranted.
Mr Kerrigan made substantially the same objections
on his behalf, as did the Hon. d. F. Temann, who
said that present Commission had charged him with
t15OoO more than the old Commission. In Of his
buildings required 10 be removed be would be obliged to
take away the engine and appurenances put therein,
which would involve expense OF $4,000 for which he
ought 10 be reimbursed. Commissioner Sutherland said
the present assessment Mr. Temann Of $4,000
the increased assessment all round; but the Com
misoners would consider his objections and act upon
them very soon.
Commissioner Graham inquired whether Mr.. nemann
objected TO the contemplated improvement per to
which the latter answered mo; IN favor OF It, and
would pay the whole amount assessed me rather than
not have IT, consider it benefit to the property on
the upper end VI the island, and Westehester
County"
These views fully coneurred in by Mr. Kitcben
and Mr.. Kerrigan.
Several others presented objections similar to the
above in writing the following being List of those who
have appeared thus far:
New-York tribune., 1872-06-14

To have elegant light Biscuits, Rolls, Buck
Fruit Dumpngs kc, you shoa use DOoLkNs i
POWDER. Ask your grocer for It.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-14

PYLE's O. X. is the best household Soap il
market apd will 50 prove trial Sold by everywhere
New-York tribune., 1872-06-14
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

MoRRIsANIA.-John A. Henry, Charles IL.
Watson, and Adam Keyser have been appointed Com
missoners Of Estimate and Assessment for the widening
OF Third and Fordham-aves.. George Chase, letter
carrier was arrested second me yesterday for insult
ing school girls
GoLDEN's BRIDGE.-The Lake Mahopac branch OF the
Harlem Railroad will be opened for public travel next
Monday. -Four trains will run daily between the Grand
Central depot and Lake Mahopac the journey occupy
ing u hours.
TARRYTows.-The annual parade and inspection OF
the 81 Regiment ~ G. g. n. T., under command Of Col.
j. q. Fay takes place to-day.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-14
RUPTURE

Successfully treated by Dr. ~ MARSH at his Radical Cure Truss
once all physical dsOmi;es .entes made and
sds,d sin Eso Bels Eac soctings Abdominal Supporter
shoulder Braces MARSH Co. No vsseyst Private room and
competent female 10 walt upon bdiea
New-York tribune., 1872-06-14
STATEN ISLAND.

EDGEwMER.-The new charter has been
signed by Gov. Hoffman. 1t provides that the annual
expenses Of the village shall exceed s25OO and takes
the control Of the public schools away from the village
authorities.
sTAPLEToS-Tbe 2sth anniversary Of the seamen's Re
treat and the 10th anniversary OF the Widows and
Mothers Home celebrated yesterday
NEw-BRIGHTOS-James McCauley OF No. 62S Washing
ton-st New York, was thrown from O wagon and
dangerously injured, on Tuesday
New-York tribune., 1872-06-14


DIRECTORS TO AWARDS.
Charles BartholOmae, and John II. Power,
william Garrett, John g Martin,
George III. Peck, Baker McNear
q. X. SheDdan X J.. Schiehelin and wife
Cyrus Clark, u. Il. Temanp,
Richard NJ. shaw, Fernando Wood
DIRECTORS TO AssEsekERTs.
u. +. nemann, Cornelius O'Reilly
Mary @. Pinkney, A. W. Speis
Cornelius 0'Relly, John Peehine,
T. J. DebDins, william II, AstOT,
X. NJ. Harrison, John j. AstOr
John hilhau, Robert Marshall,
Matilda y. CoodingtOn, William r. Martin,
Amos X. Emo, Mrs. Curtis
George Caldwell jrs
In regard 10 the alleged inequality Of assessments and
awards the Commissioners stated that the value OF the
property had been arrived at in three ways first by the
records, of sales both public and private Of property
contiguous TO that taken assessed second by the
statements Of properyowner real estate brokers' and
other experts and third, by the afddayits OF the
propertyOwDers and others They also deem the value
Of property al the present time Is the proper standard
for assessment award at the present tune and its
past or possible future value.
The action Of the Commissioners In reducing or stri-
ing ot assessments the water lots along the river
mont vas based upon the fact that little no actual
beneht accrued 70 the owners the OF cOmmunca
ton Herewith being entirely cut OF the land sde
except ~ three streets which run through the park at
long q. ~ uces apart.
Fee asl - - regard To The s0weTlof the Legislature
New-York tribune., 1872-06-14
NEW.YORK CITY.

The morning services of the Broadway
Tabernacle Church for the next four Sundays, VIII be
held In Association Hall.
In the United States District Court yester-
day in the case of the United States against quanut
Of tobacco claimed Ivy Frederick Koss which was sezea
for AN alleged violation Of the Internal Revenue laws,
the Jury returned a verdict for the Government
The Managers of the House of Refuge nave
requested the State Commissioners OF Public Charities
70 institute at the earliest possible moment thorough
and Investigation not Only to recent events
i'm the Instntion but also its entire management
discipline, and condition.