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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-30
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Magazines.
All ths magazines for Ssp.subr, nv
ready.
Harper,
Galaxy.
Atlantic,
Lippipcotts.
Eclectic,
Trsnsatlantio,
Oliver Optic,
~Yeung Folks,
Frank Leslie,
ChiIdr"n's Flowst
Old and New,
Godey's Lsdies' Book,
London Society,
Petersor's
Ladies' Friend,
Ar,hur1 Home,
Science Monthly,
:. Bsllou's,
Good Words,
Nursery.
ChAtterbox,
Metropolitan,
Herald Of Health,
Al sbe POsr OFFICE NEwSROoY.
UNDERCLOTHING; UNDERCLOrH-
ING;
Just received at the JAMESTOWN
CLOTHING eTORE. call asd ~ As
stock. -.
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GRAN r
Music,

with q Picture OF Pxvsldsnt CrasS
We've Tested him 10 Days gone BY.
Song and Chorns Tonne. soe"
The Mao who Saved the Nation.
Song and Chorus Cooper. 10
We've Man for our Leader.
Song and Chorus Herbert 80
GrHn's Campaign March Mack. -
Granite Galop 10 the White House . n
Dtshler. S5
Prssfdent Grants March Young. ""
Any Of The above mailed, posi- lpsid, %
receipt Of marked price. Address, ).
Peters, s9S. Broadway, New York. Il,
6end 80 cents tor the latest number :.
Psters' Musical Monthly, and you viii |"
eigat o. mise eboiee pieces OF New Aus''
sept27-2w
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On Wednesday evening next nesting
will be held 10 room No. 4, Public Schoo
House, for the purpose Of organizing . lit
ersry society. A general attendance 10 10.
vited.
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The streets are crowded with operators
engaged 10 discussing tine shutting down
movement The prevailing opinion up.
% sals 10 be In favor OF II.
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A New York broker was as,onishsd npop
returning home ths other day, 10 fiud bis
two daughters. both we'll In their teens,
sliding down the lower ball bauis,srs. His
satsnlshment was changed TO indignation
when toe dusbed damaels informed bin tbs I
they Intended to try :ridine asiride ssms
dsr and ssrs ,skids pseperatory kssscus
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The following teIeersms explain tbem|
selves spd place the Niagara OIL Company
oil right on the shutting down movements: I:
Petroleum Centre. Sept. 20.
To Gao. Y. Boyles, Newcastle. Pa:
The Districts unanimous for sbutting
down at midnight Ous-haif will here. -
Will you shu, down Niaesrs to night.
L. P. wAtKHR, Pfss't
Newcastle, Pa, Sept. 70.
To L. p. Walker, Pres't:
Csooot consult Niagara OIL Co. OF Mr..
Taylor to night NJ. Taylor vii! 90 up oo
Monday. We will cot with majority. We
think the plan will have the desired effect.
y G. v. BoYLEs.
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The japanese worklio osilk AID satin is
said TO b. woadsriuI, aod also in GRAPE
Thsss people, too, who We only the old
spionlus Wheel snd the reel Of our eesnd'
mo,hers, turn o., real wsrka sf srs IL en-.
bssssd silks aad ssNna
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-30

II Iowa, women hold offices % notsry
Public, four are county supsrintsnden,s Of
public schools, and one 10 State Librarian.
Though not sIlowsd 10 vote, the Iowa wo-
men can bs voted for, and be, Legally, COM
pstitors With the other sex fos 40 elective
office.
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NOTICE..

There will DO meeting Of The Grant 4
Wilson Club at their rooms on Tuesday
evening, October let. A general attend
ancs is requested % business Of importance
10 TO be transacted.
J. W. BEATTY, Secretary.
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For IN

For sale
$1,000 to 10000 feet Of SECONDHAND
TUBING, o. from Is to IS elA per ioo,
The Tubing 70 In 6rst class order and All
ready fitted.
April Is. IT, II. H. WARNER
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Local Notices.
For Sale.

8 Portable engines and boil
ers, 500 #. of 5as casing, 2 sets
oftools one 900 foot cable, sand
pump line, &c. Prices and
terms reasonable. Inouire oe
L. ODONNELL,
Kane City, Pa
Sspt SQ-lw.
10 Understanding Of 81, kinds Al LDEN.
stock, ju's received. cannot b. -xoeilsd IN
tho OIL regiona Call and sxamine.
Sept. 2l.lt
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We ere informed that Oil wells about
ShsfYer aud Miller Farms shut down tbs
morning.
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Days Doinss. New Varieties, New YoiA
Clipper, wilk's Spirit. and oil sporting pa
psrs 81 the POST OFFICE NEW 5ROUA.
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Just received ss ALDEN'S . large sto1.
Of gents UndsFeloshiug. The very best IA
town.
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HATS AND CAPS 10 great variety .~ ~.
10 ell styles, just received BY exPtssen nTa. ~.
NOW York st the JAMESTOWN CLoAH
ING STORE. Call sod look Of them
August f2-M
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Sbamburg aud Pithole fall into line to.
day.
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For Sale Cheap.

. Producing wells with ma
chinery complete. Inquire Of
HOWE Il COOK.
Petroleum Centre, Pa Lock
Box.
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School Books.

A complete stock Of School Bucks ns.dsl
a. pnsT ,sT p%R,.SssSS! can p@o% ,, found ''
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For Pure Wines warranted a snch y " ~
Brotherhood Of Broston 10 70 GAFfSh'"
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The Victor Brand OF clgsis ~ ,hs Pot
Once News Boom.
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enodsy Csmfort sstii 0a dssk ss6 IOi y"
at oAyENHYS.
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~GREELEY HATS at the JAMES
TOWN CLOTHING STORE.
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teCrsy Hall oesssA opsraasos ysstsrley,
The New York herald., 1872-08-20

carriage with his pretty bride. Larry 0Brien, be-
dad comes next In . "nobbyn velvet coat, white
Occupies ss % cottage here, and Mr.. sledse, Of the
clarendon also costassr are out and w;11aaS BEHIND
White, Mr.. George Miller, Of the Insurance De-
partment; John Morrlsey, Jr; I'm, Mr.. a 4. r rGarfield
Simon, DR.. vassar, Mr.. Morales, Mr.. DE Rivas,
Senator Benedict and Chancellor Williamson are
among the train: .., ,.vn sr,xn
from one end to the other Is crowded even to
dearth Of standing room. ITS really magnificent
people being seated there: The day is intensely
hot, the sun shining hercely down, and there Is
ces Costumes % Of the ladies' are toasy reay ny
scene; augustus a gSss whom VI we met this
pink OF propriety. Yonder sits q we'll known Fifth
avenue belle, attred in o magnificent brown silk,
and The value O her
light Of her jet black eye will vie with the iashing
other brilliant diamonds. In her delicately gIoved
'Come, sir" she says, presenting her book and
parcel to young gentleman friend who has just
Sonf SSd oe his rsss ss your ssoos vsm SS%n
smiles, records her name, and, gentlemanlke,
chooses the poorest horse, the one he is certain w
tim and her book and pencil are again presented
with the most charming ndiUete. She has made at
least M dozen zen bets but she win win every one Of
poorest horses and left her the favOrltes.
IT is VERY NICE TO BE BELLE
at the Saratoga races. Itis an all win and lose
game with her. Just behind her Is the swel-0ne of
those chaps that play prominent part in the great
Saratoga iarce. He Is gorgeously gotten up. He
chats with sweet lisp and says awe, werry'' for
'ahi very" and assures our belle she looks "posi
lively charming" The sensible old people look on
the swell with an eye OF pity and suspicion, AID
want to know what business "it' has here.
400 IN THE SHADE.
In front OF the stand Ia Judge Connolly with On
umbrella which scarcely cOnceals his features.
One OF the colored jockeys who has been found
pound over weight-hes phat phellow us TAX
down. Each time, as he comes in sight on the
homestretch the perspiratoh is seen running from
him in torrents that would prove the fortune OF
an ink manufacturer. On the shady side
OF the great jurist slt a crowd OF people who are
timing the pedestrian, and upon whom the Judge
looks blandly ana magnihcently down. Soon the
buge calls mount" the Jockey Is hastily weighed
and found an ounce under the regulations the
crowd throw in pennies enough to make up the de-
ficiency and oil Is ready for the start.
The New York herald., 1872-08-20
THE FEVER SHIPS.
No New Arrivals or Injected vessels-Thc
Yellow Fever Patients Recovering Rap

No New Arrivals OF Injected Vesse1s-Thc
Yellow Fever Patients Recovering Rap
idly.
Among the yellow fever vessels in port everything
appeared to be progressing In the most satisfactory
manner yesterday, and all the patients both on
board the ships and in the hospitals recov-
erng. No new fever cases or fever arrivals are re-
ported. Yesterday three Of the Numancia's seamen
were returned as convaescent from the West Bank
Hospital to the frigate, and the GONZALES
cents who remained on board at the time
the sick were first taken OF have been re-
turned to duty. Health Onlcer vanderpoel
made tour OF the Lower Bay yesterday,
and as a result OF his inspection found the general
health exceedingly good on board all the vessels.
A second tour was made yesterday afternoon by
Deputy Health Offcer Mosher, and IL was near mid
night when his vessel returned to the quarantine
station on Staten Island.
The schooner Mary G. Curren from San Bias, re-
ported In yesterdays HERALD, had two men sick on
board suffering from bilious remittent fever, dis
ease very nearly resembling what is known as
Chagres fever. They were quarantined as pre-
caution and to AVOID public anxiety the subject,
inasmuch as one OF the yellow fever vessels now In
the Lower Bay, the Balear halls from the port
The New York herald., 1872-08-20


The horses were despatched on their journey
from the rear of the judges stand fifty yards away
being stone wall, the first jump in the race,
LObelia leading, L0chiel second, Tammany third,
vesuvius fourth Blind Tom flfth, O'Donnes colt
sixth. The jumping was capital, and ELECTED ap-
plause The horses ran straight on alongside of the
fence of the fractional track Jumping brush fence
and then on to another brush fence in the north
east corner OF the field, Lobelia leading, Lochiel
second, Blind Tom third, Tammany fourth, vesuvus
fifth and O'Donnell's colt sixth The horses then
wheeled to the left and came around towards
the one Ss PS e nse and they
a fence in the centre OF the field Lobelia leading a
length, Lochiel second, Blind Tom third, Tammany
then ran on and jumped brush fence under the
big tree IN the centre OF the field, and came down
and went over the west section Of the hedge and
water In front OF the stand, Lobelia showing the
way, Lochiel second, Blind Tom third, Tammany
fourth, vesuvius fifth and O'Donnels colt throw
horses next jumped the hedges on each side of the
fractional track, and then jumped O stone wall In
the centre OF the south field and then brush fence
Jump in front OF Hunter Travers' stables,
Lobelia still leading, Lochiel second, Blind
iobela here made q mistake and had TO
lead. S Wheeling to the left they jumped fence ON on
their way to Mr.. Belm0nt's stable, and then stone
wall, and afterwards brush fence, and then
jumped the nces on each side of the regular track,
and 50 into the s sSut n e ths .hey the
north field, Lobela leading Tammany second,
Blind Tom third, vesuvius fourth Lochiel fifth, the
latter falling In the rear. The horses then jumped
a fence in the centre Of the north feld and then q
stone wall near the furlong pole, and, coming on,
jumped the east section OF the fence and water In
front Of the stand, Lobeia leading 1our lengths,
Tammany &second Blind Tom third, Lochiel
fractional track into the south field, and
Jumped a stone wall, then fence over by the
quarter pole; then they wheeled to the right ana
jumped brush fence near the beginning Of the upper
turn, and coming on facing the people they Jumped
a stone wall, Lobelia leading q length, Tammany
second, L0chiel third, Blipd Tom fourth. Vespvius
The New York herald., 1872-08-20

nfth. The horses now had straight run alongside
the fence OF the fractional track up to the end
mile pole On their way there they jumped hedge,
then stone wall and another hedge into the regu-
lar track, Lobeia leading one length, Locnel and
vius bringing up the rear. The horses had but two
more jumps to make, both hurdles, one on the
lower turn and the other on the EN- nomes1rescn; %n
took sides with Lobelia, and they jumped
the hurdle together three lengths In front OF Lo,
then made desperate brush and, coming on, was
soon on even terms with Tammany and Looela,
and the three jumped the last hurdle abreast; A
the string half length In front OF Lobea, who was
two lengths ahead Of Tammany, the latter being
two lengths in advance OF Blind Tom, who was half
q length ahead OF vesuvius. For mistakes made by
L0chiel during the run the race was taken from him
and given to rammany. Lobelia also ran wrong.
The time Of the chase was 6:1oX. The horses were
placed az f0llOws:-Tammany, first; Blind Tom
second; vesuvius, third.
THE SECOND RACE.
PURSE $500, for all ages; to carry 100 lbs. one
Bacon 1 Hollands Dr. h. Frank Hampton. by i'm
ported Aysgarth, dam by Charley Ball. years =,
D. Mcdaniel : Cos b. 3. Tubman, BY war Dance, .
dam Lass of Sidney hms years s.so ola 'Roe'''
THE BETTING.
Tpoman ruann .,n,;;cn x 4ss 800 l.o T So
Tubman Jumped away with the lead OF length,
put Frank Hampton TOOK sides with MIN on the
lower turn, and they ran yoked into the HON e.
stretch, up which they came side and side, and
passed under the string close together, Tubman
leading by a head. AS they passed around the
upper turn Tubman led half length, and con-
tnued that much In front to the quarter pole; but
when Frank Hampton got into straight work on
the backstretch he moved up and took Tubman by
the head. The pace was strong around the lower
turn, and the horses ran head and head AS they
came into the hOmestretch Tubman led about half
length; but as soon as they were straight Hamp-
ton placed himself on even terms with the other,
and after a run OF 200 yards Tubman quit and
Frank Hampton came away and won the race by
twenty lengths. Time, 2:40.
THE THIRD RACE.
SELLING RACE, purse $500, for all ages; one mile
and three-quarters. Horses entered to be sold fol
$4,000 to carry their appropriate weights; fol
$500, allowed lbs. for 81 600, IL lbs for 5000
l6 lbs. The winner to be sold at auction.
John O'DOnnells &. T. Mary Louise, by Lightning,
dam by Sovereign, years old, 5000, 80 lbs.
| d. Buckley's ch. m. Echo, by Australian, dam
Kate Hayes, years old, 5000, 90 lbs. (ROe) 80.
Joseph McCormack's b. g. King Henry, by Lex
ington, dam Tokay, years Old, 5000, 80 lbs.,
| Qakelandl :":............
! Joseph D0nahues ch. h. Sanford, by Uncle Vic,
dam Dolly Carter, aged, 5000, 102 lbs (HollO-
| Wayl
J. Fl. Harbeck, Jr.'s ch. g. Cadence, by Censor,
dam Rachael Dowson, years old, 81, 900, 93 lbs.
7. w. Doswell's b. T. Wine Sap, by vandyke, dam
Nina, years old. 1000, 93 lbs. (Godwin) ......
| r.. Sheas br. c. Astronomer, by AsteriOd, dam
Miss Carter years old, $500, 90 lbs. NC
The New York herald., 1872-08-20
Arrival of His Highness in
New York.
On His Way for Tour Of the World
Departure from Rio Janeiro.
A BUFFALO HUNT on THE PROGRAMME.


rhe Duke OF SAKE, son-in-law of His Imperial
Majesty Dom Pedro, Emperor OF Brazil, arrived In
the port Of New York last evening on board the
United States and Brazil Mail Steamship Company's
steamer North America from Rio Janeiro. The
vessel, In accordance with the usual Quarantine
regulations, was detained at the Lower Quarantine
boarding station, or the West Bank and her pas
sengers, including the lustrous German Duke, will
probably reach the city early this morning. The
Duke Will remain at the Brev0ort House until the
arrival OF his brother, Prince Philippe, who will ac-
company him through this country.
The New York herald., 1872-08-20


The horses had q very excellent start at the first
attempt and went away In O bunch. Wine sap
soon showed In front, Cadence second, Henry third,
Mary Louise fourth, Astronomer and Sanford side
and side, Echo seventh As the horses passed
out OF the shoot Of the fractional track
at the half-mile pole Henry was lead
ing. Sanford second, Cadence third, Wine Sap
fourth, Astronomer fifth, Mary Louise sixth, Echo
seventh. Going around the lower turn Henry and
Sanford were head and head, the others as before.
When the horses came into the hOmestretch San
ford had trine the best Of 1t, Henry second,
Cadence third, Astronomer fourth, Wine Sap nth,
Echo sixth, Mary Louise seventh: AS the horses
passed under the wire Henry led by half length,
Sanford second, Cadence third, Astronomer fourth,
Echo NTH, Wine Sap sixth, Mary Louise seventh.
The latter now began to move up, and In going
around the upper turn ran into third place. At the
quarter pole Echo was In front. Henry second. Mary
Louise third, Sanford fourth, Astronomer fifth,
Cadence sixth, Wine Sap seventh. There was no
change OF place to the halfmile pole; but as they
ran around the lower turn many OF the horses made
changes in their places. Echo was half length
ahead Of Mary Louise, Henry third, Sanford fourth,
Astronomer fifth, Cadence sixth, Wine Sap seventh.
Coming into the homestretch Mary Louise went to
the 'front.' Echo second the others all beaten. Mary
came away from Echo and won by two lengths.
Echo was six lengths ahead or Henry, who was
third Sanford fourth Cadence NTH, Wine Sap sixth,
Astronomer seventh. Time Of the mile and three
3.07N
The New York herald., 1872-08-20
A WILD STEER on THE RAMPAGE.

Last night wild steer broke loose from the slaugh-
ter pen at the corner OF Forty-seventh street and
Third avenue. While proceeding through Forty-nfth
street, between First and Second avenues, 1t came
IN contact with Joseph Kiernan, aged seventy-two
OF 799 First avenue, knocking him down on the
pavement. The injured man was rescued by his
friends and taken home His injuries fortunately
were slight
The New York herald., 1872-08-20
THE MISSISSIPPI MASSACRE.
Arrival OF Captain Pott and wife, OF the
Helen Brooke, at Memphis.

MEMPHIS, TtUH., AuKust
Captain Pott and wife, OF the steamer Helen
Brooke, arrived here last night. They report that
no traces can be found OF the three children, tho
woman and the man who were on the steamer az
the time she was boarded. Neither has Dowpingl
party been heard from.
The New York herald., 1872-08-20

e" SARATOGA, August 10, 1872
The following are the entries and pools for to-
morrow's races:-
Sweepstakes, three-quarters of mile, for two
-ods.-Hunter & Travers' imported colt Stra-
chino; Belmont's colt Count D'Orsay; Glenn's
colt Merodac, and withers' imported colt by
Marsyas In the pools Merodac sold for $40,
StrachinO for 500, Count DOrsay for $s5 and
Wthers' colt for $53.
The dash Of mile and an eighth for purse Of
$500 has Buckden, Piedmont, Experience Oaks,
sells for $500, Buckden for $15, Experience Oaks for
SAL Piedmont and Minnie for $40 each.
The third race is free handicap, dash OF n mile
and e-quarters, Frank Hampton carrying ITO
pounds, Arizona 102 pounds. Penn0ck's colt SO
pounds, Meteor 95 pounds Defender 100 pounds, and
Mary Louise 92 pounds In the pools Meteor sold for
$500, Arizona $145, Frank Hampton $40, Mary
Louise 500, Defender $45 and the colt for 500.
The New York herald., 1872-08-20
ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED.

At eight O'Clock last night sherman Crawford,
aged six years, residing at s24 West Twenty fourth
street. was accidentally drowned, foot Of Twenty
first street. North River. The body was recovered
by his brother and taken home The Coroner has
been notified and Will hold an INQUEST to-day.
The New York herald., 1872-08-20
STABBING APFRAYS.

Henry Scharer Of '2s1 Third avenue and John
APPLE, OF 547 East Nineteenth street. last night be-
came engaged In a dispute In front OF 5l4 East Fi
teenth street. during which Schafrer stabbed APPLE
In the left side, injuring him severely. The latter
sent to Bellevue Hospital, and Schaer arrested
by an officer OF the Eighteenth precinct.
Christian Baumbach, OF 1893 Eldridge street. and
Peter Ernestein, of $50 Second street. while stand
ing at the corner Of Houston and Eldridge streets
yesterday afternoon, were severely cut about the
head by some unknown person who made his
escape. The injured men were attended by police
surgeon and sent home
james Vaughn and Patrick p Hale last night be-
came engaged In an alteration during which
Vaughn received q severe cut in the breast. The
injured man was attended by Dr. Saville and taken
home. Hale was arrested by an Oiilcer OF the Thir
teenthprecinct and locked up.
Theodore Price, Of 47 East Thirty-ninth street,
and Christian HaIers. OF al Second avenue, last
night quarrelled at the formers house, during
which Hafers stabbed Price In the back
OF the head, innicting a severe wound.
The injured man was attended by police surgeon
and sent home. Hafers was arrested by an officer
Of the Twenty-lrst precinct, and will be arraigned
at the Yorkville Police Court this morning.
The New York herald., 1872-08-20
Trotting at Glen Mitchell.

SARATOGA, August 49, 1872
During this afternoon there was trot at Glen
Mitchell for q purse and stake of 5000 between
Freeman's black horse Robert Bonner vrooman's
sorrel gelding Lew Baker and wilson's black horse
Woodstock Prince, Bonner being the winner in
three straight heats, Baker being second In each
heat.
Time, 2:42H-2:40A-2:4s
The weather is very hot and sultry, with an ap-
pearance OF rain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-03-12

Owe are obliged" says the Tribune, to take
from collector Arthur the credit which he re-
ceived yesterday for appearing to dispose OF
Leet and Stocking. The old ring is not broken:
scarcely disturbed.
The parade of the firms authorized to receive;
goois turns out to be a screen, as Leet aho
Stocking were not dspossessed OF their pl'lmes.
The scandal is increased by the discovery that
most of the gohetwernS are Tammany demo
crafts.
\ prominent merchant atated yesterday that
Leet and Stocking would carry on their oiu
business under the new name of Squlres Co
The grand jury of Hudson county, New Jer-
s.y, made a presentmeut to the court at jersey
City, yesterday, containing lS3 indictments
against nearly every official III the county and
in jersey City They state that corruption Is
proven everywhere. The whole police depart
ments including the commissioners, chief OF
police and all subordinates, prostltuted their
offices to private euds; that the press Is cor
rupt, libellous and under subsidy from the H.
dcted officials and recommend legislative &C
ton to protect the people.
Plasterer Garvey says he has made no ar
engagements to receive immunity from the Az
torney General for his testimony against the
Ring; that he returned to the city because he
wanted to be with his wife. He is willing to
refund the moneys stolen from the city and
make rcparatlun.
A Pittsburg dispatch states that OBadWln
renews his challenge to Mace in very savage
style, calling the latter a coward, etc.