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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-05

AN IMPORTANT WITNESS.
Ellen Kelly testiied-Live in Spring Court, No.
g. close to Alleys stable; the house and stable are
separated only by small alleyway; remember
election day evening; went through the alleyway
to store; think 1t was about seven O'Clock; there
was a noise and men talking in the stable
when was going out; when returned heard
man say 'God d-n you;' there was light in
the stable, which was burning till ten O'Clock,
when went to bed; went out second time to
Stable and a noise like the rolling Of barrels ;
Crosse xamined-This was on election night ;
can't tell who was voted for that day, as women
don't bother themselves about such things; didn't
notice much about the talk and rolling Of barrels
in the stable; first told this story to man who
came to see me on Friday night; don't know who
he was, but III tell you he was eating peanuts !;
told IL two three times; al of1lcer told Inc not
to tell anything more about It,
THE CORONER'S STORY.
DR.. W. W. Wellington testifed:-Am q physician
and Coroner In Cambridge; held an inquest on the
remains OF Abijali Ellis; 1t was commenced on the
6tn OF November last and continued several days ;
sessions were held on the 7th Sth 9th, 10th, 11th
18th and 10Th OF November; saw two barrels,
% are on hs Snes shown the s
" works ,S AN and saw the trunk, arms and part
and legs, was brought In afterwards; there were
some shavings and rubbish in the barrels also; I
TOOK possession OF several articles found in the
pockets; found bunch OF keys, two copper nails
piece OF scrip and q. lead pencil; since turned
them over 70 the executor Of Mr.. Elis the re-
mans had on dark suit, dirty, and an Old
hat; the hat shown is like the one found |:
the legs OF the pants were cut and correspond with
the cut on the human legs; witness examined the
boots were cut OF; the clothing was given to the
police OF Cambridge and shown at the inquest: it
was given TO the Boston officers and recent
taken; list OF the articles given to Detectives
Wood and Dearborn was read; the clothing was
taken from the remains In my presence and Dy nv
order.
Crosse xamined-A man brought in a watch
which, he said, was found on the body; the watch
was stopped at eleven O'Clock; when arrived at
the gas works there were 100 persons there. the
remains were out VI the first barrel and on the
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-26

Tue LICK OssERvAToRY.-We saw a
letter yesterday from Col. Won Schmidt
to NJ. D. L. Bliss stating that Mr..
James Lick of San Francisco having left
to him the selecting of a point for the
erection of the proposed observatory, he
had selected a headland overlooking
Lake Bigler about three miles east of
Tahoe City and known as Lousy Point.
He wrote to Mr.. Bliss to learn if an area
OF land embracing about 337 acres, within
which this inelegantly named promon-
t.ry is situated and belonging to the
firm Of Ye,ington, Bliss l. Co. and held
by them as timber lands, could be pur-
chased. This POINT stands boldly up
from the Lake and lifts a bald pate high
above the surrounding scenery, and
would be most eligible site for the
proposed observatory. We have but
little doubt that Yerington, Bliss & Co.
will make the desired transfer. The
importance of the matter can be under
stood by all.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-26

Faro AND HIS HosTs. -Rev. j. j.
Lsferty, on the occasion Of q late
visit to the White Sulphur Springs,
was assigned quarters nigh unto the
lair of the tiger. He gives, in the.
Gazette, the following appreciative
account of the gay gambolier "Shall
| the meek man who in secret deals
the gentle faro be unsung? Shal!
his solacing Shippers find no muse i?
Not while Fabers are only ten cents.
or three for a quarter. He who
thinks my rest was broken by the
loud cries of the Sons of Belial, or
that was iostled by the staggering
drunkard on his was to the game Of
chance, or curses and clamor pelted
at my door, is erring far in his
thoughts. The step of the 'gambo-
lier is as soft rs the foot on Turkey
carpets. His bow is slight incline
and benignant smile. He speaks
but few words, and in a mild, mu
steal voice. There comes from the
bank q subdued murmur like the
hum of bees or the rustic of rose
leaves. The cards slide from the
pack with q smooth, oily, noiseless
motion-no rattle or Tapping. The
bet is made in n low, tender tone,
A lucky play or bad choice elicits no
comments. The player rejoices in
secret, or chafes in voiceless woe.
The tiger is always serene. His
fur is soft as silk, and his paw is
velvet. His eye is set far back in
the socket, and is as lustreless as a
lighthouse lamp in n!d-day-or,
rather. a Leyden jar full of latent
lightning. He deals ont the destiny
Of dollars as unmoved as fate. He
never intrudes. He solicits neither
your notice, conversation, nor com
panionship. He is easy, modest,
fearless, and civilized Thug. His
derringer is freshly oiled and cap
ped every day. 1t is always hid,
but handy. He will pull trigger
only when there is but half a Sec
ond to spare. If You play, it seems
to give him no pleasure. If you
pass his door without turning your
eye, bis smile is as sweet as ever. If
you ask favor If is granted prompt
ly end gracefully. He respects the
Sabbath, attends service, listens with
serious attention, never for mo-
ment allows his eye to admire his
own doeskin and diamonds, or in
spect the clothing of others"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-26

Psve.e~s DssrA.
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$50 Gould Curry ia. liz, lls4
70 Best Belcher 6h, 81
65s Savage Is, 45k, l7a, 48A -
$50 Chollar ~. Ah, ASK. a
3le Hale / Norcrcss 35t, 81, a54 b5
80 Crown Point los
$40 Yellow Jacket 50 80, SO, 5sE
s55 Imperial =. ~. 31
5sS Empire Mill 81, Ib5,4
ATS Kentuck l34. 1874. "A. IAN b3o
800 Belchsr 81, 63A, 6Sh, SSA SIS
N Alpha IS
$50 Confidence 8, sG,S
$50 Con Virginia ~, AN. ~, 4Gi
90 Sierrs Nevads 1871 b. u
140 Dsnesl
30 Exchequer sI
50 Seq Belcher 81
1868 overman 1864. 1915 $50, Il, l7A b.
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IS Knickerbocker az
$50 Arizona Utah / IS, ~
SO baltimore o., Ga. s. bso, s:s
425 Utah 2. al
$40 Central IS
8. Silver Hill 16S
III Eclipse ~. ~ $50
Hoo Rock island soc
$50 American Flat ~. A.. A. IS, ~ eso
200 Con 75c
$40 Tyler 55c, SOC
20 Union IN
60e Woodville II, IL
80 Paramount ~
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bs5 Raymond Ely ssh, S.. 6aA slc. 62's bio
IS Fureks Con lOl, 1oH
1925 Alps i b, II. IN
$50 American Flag ~, az. az b39
$3.50 Belmont !. ~ boO. SOL
$50 Chief Hill s7hc, Z
lle Newark ~, ~
SEQ Kentucky 81, 80 b3e, az
$50 Caroline 81
800 St Patrick az
80 Golden Chariot gan. ~
80 Mahogany - go
500 South Chariot4a. q. b. a. ~
ass Empire Idaho 3, bio
40 Hermes 81
90 Rye Patch az. IS
Gas Eldorzdo South 81, G. S.. ~
100 Hayes IL, ~
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-26

The delinquent taxpayers OF
Ormsby County will find something
to their interest in the advertising
columns of the APPEAL. We refer
to the official notice of the County
Treasurer, H. S. Mason.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-26
TIE Carson City Jockey Club met

TIE Carson City Jockey Club met
pursuant to call, and transacted bust
ness A. follows: S. C. Wright, c. C.
Dawson. S. H. Day, J. R. johnson, L.
L. Fox, c A. V. Putnam, Abe Edging-
ton and C. Derby were elected Judges,
any three of whom may act and decide
race. One O'Clock P. n. il the hour
fixed to commence each days racing.
The Judges shall have power to deter
mine the places of selling and paying
pools, and shall announce from the
stand ct the close of each day where
pools will be sold and paid for the fol-
loving day. Adjourned to meet At the
Magnolia Saloon ut TX ?. \. on Monday
night.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-26
In Fridays issue Of the APPEAL We

In Fridays issue of the APPEAL w
had a somewhat ambiguous notice of q
burglary that was perpetrated here OF
the night of Wednesday. and promised
that when We got an official wink to sc
ahead IA, d take off the limits Of on,
self-imposed silence ws would tell al
the particulars of the transaction. We
herewith proceed to comply with that
promise: The burglary aforesaid was
De- trated on Abe Driesbach's store.
The plumber obtained by the thieves was
seven boxes of tobacco and two dozen
pairs Of pantaloons. 1t is evident from
the situation Of things when the dis
eov-ry Of the burglary was made, that
the thieves had been admitted into the
building by confederate who had con-
trived to conceal himself within the
store and TINS enabled himself to open
the back door through which tho bur-
glars came and carried of their plumber.
In the evening before the theft took
place two Cinnamon came into the
store and ask. d to b- shown some WALL
paper, and while the clerk Was attending
to thu TN tue south -n.i Of the build
ing, where The Wall paper is kept,) it Is
likely that confederate of theirs slip
ped into the Wholesale department.
which Is at the opposite end, and there
secreied himself amongst the boxes and
bales OF goods until the lights were ont
AMI those in charge of TIE store We're
away or asleep. Whoever it was that
did this deed Of kray-ry was not wanting
in cunning and the arts of preca1tlon;
for the. bars which hold the iron-doors
beng apt to MAKE jarring sonnd when
careles-iv let down. Mister Burglar bad
prud ntly inserted IA piece Of soft wood
in the ha~p or open socket in which the
bar tests when turned to n perpendicu-
lar Yesterday Frencbman happened
to be poking about lumber pile down
bv the railroad near Chinatown and
there discovered some boxes of tobacco
and came to town. like an honest son of
Gaul, and told what he had seen. These
proved tn he the seven missing packages
of tohacco. The clothing has not
turned up yet Until it does Mr.. Dries
ba.h will be ont and injured about 5000.
All the circumstances Of this burglary
tracks trac-d from the store to China
town and other signs. indicate Chinese
thieves. Swift, Ne~house and Stearn
are on the watch for the scamps aud
will tree them if possible.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-26

AHux7zxo PAH1x comPossd Of George
Covins. ". /. Hawthorne. Philo Rics.
Scott, he gansmisb, Haidh. Andy
Wright and old man Davis Of the up
town planning mill got in yesterday from
. deer hunt in the mountains on the
other side Of the Lake. They brought
in seven bucks--and Joe Cowing who.
somehow, had the handing. Of some .of
The venison gave a. . big cut from
handsome saddle. White in the noun
tains this party came upon > herd Of
seventeen Lost sheep. end 1aade some
sort of = corral for khsns ~ believe.
and left them IN it fer . tdsya o. two.
When they cans hack they found that the
grizzlies had destroyed eight Of the nsn.
ber. Geo. CowiHg hunted up end
bought OF all the OWness 81 thsss stfuy
sheep and drove then into town. Among
them is . valuable metiho tAck. They
probably strayed Oh from some drove
that wss being dfivso thsUugh ths
moun.ains and thus got av,Y ff1m eafs
and keeping. They vsrs ssesy VIA
vhen Arst discovered but got PeaeqF-
ably ta.no directly, and followed ths
horses. - =. - - 4: = - :.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-26

TIE Little Giant or. rs she has been
rechristened, the S. T. Swift Steam Fra
E inc froze mp. night before last-not
enough to hurt her any, as good luck
would have it. but still enough to warn
all hands Of the approaching danger to
h; if she is not properly honsed this
Winter. One good solid freese would
ruin her. OF course her boiler has to be
kept filed with water ready for steaming
up. In midwinter here it would be need
full to keep . small fire lighted in her
furnace all the time. This would neces-
eitate . building with . smoke stack and
and other conveniences. This, unfor-
tunatsly 10 what has not yet been pro-
vided. We concur with the company in
thinking that tho County Commission
ers should take speedy action in the
matter. Yesterday the boys had the
Swift ont for practice; and to sse what
she could do st long tav. they strung out
1850 feet Of hose and sQuirted through
the same. The engine stood at tho els
tern corner of Carson and Third streets
opposite tho 81. Charles and the pipe
was 1t the Truckee Saloon. corner Of
Carson and Spear s.rests. She threw .
strong. full stream way mp to the front Of
the CoTbett House-150 fest or more.
This il. too. good , little machine 70 be
allowed to freeze 10 death. .apA We hope
to zee her well taken care 0( and that
At once IL: -
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-26

T1s so1aEz. prepared for At Moore +
Parksr's. FIidsy evening. Was elegant in
all it, appointments. The hall Was H.
Illuminated BY numerous Maxim gas jets.
Raptarous music was in waiting and
made eloquent overtures. The pro-
iected entertaiument, however, vas .
failure. The people. unaccountably.
did not turn out.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-26

JonN C. Lewis Of the Reno Cresesrs
vss in town yesterday. He used to
bring . storm With him. This tine he
brought something amazingly like .
banged eye. He says he got it BY tax.
ing . table, head 6rst. The explanation
il rather thin and % j. the old grizzly
himseiiss.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-26

We understand that arrangements are
making for Two-mile-and-vepeat run-
ming nee At the track on Saturday after
the regular four days racing under the
auspices Of ths Jockey Club ase ended.
We trust that this plan may b perfected.
1t would be . good wind up to the races.
: THs boys have struck = new thing in
the way Of bass ball. They are sppro-
printing the shrivsled applss cast OF BY
The fruit dsalsrs, which curve into their
indurated palns With . whack that
causes their -yoathlsl oAlooksss TO cry
out, be-u-sifal!-s . z.s, ssa
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-26

losing money; for it seems to - to b
impossible for them to sell those beau
siful E1elish Ingram sarpets-eonmonly
worth q Is and 81 50 per yard-at IS
cents per yard. - they are doing. Go
and SEQ for yourself and you will learn
that vs are telling the marvellous truth.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-26

!. A BAsE RAIA 0AHs between the
youngsters played yesterday aftsrnoon
xas won By the Golden Starr who de-
fsated the ksd Jackets BY . score Of A3
70 25-giving the Jackets IL points.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-26

| Ep1scopAI CsURcz.-N No service
to-day in the Episcopal Church.
SabbsNh School ut the usual hour ir
tho Public School House.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-26

" Richardson z H Langley " " stocker
n Garley Aiss Lad Jas kinkead
r Fred Brooks CN Harris WA brophey
" Brann Goushman Z Williams
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-26

IsNEnoxIAn.-TAs resolutions ids1e-
Cd by IL Curry Rnsias canpAny "
pte.sYs Of shsirssntinsuts tseas Nc tss
death of their )nks Sfoss1an,. Cob Ahe.
Cur1y. have hen hard lenely e1Eoled
b Fsol. HSsa :aa psse me.a s. ~
ClPy. The work 10 ven sxeeesed 40
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-26

4 BERkDY WAkN ANT AND ALL
psrscss ffon purchasing I've dee bills
Ia ariAS ny sagDatuis. CDs for oiA0. the ether
ter 1sss. Cn the around that have lsvsl o9sees
against then. 90. Ajax. LApOkT.
Cssson Lity. October 10. ASIA. scls-n
, 1873-11-18

A s50o,ooO Defalcattosa in New Yor1k--
a RroAd Strcot REroIxer Who FunH
Econ Bankrupt Eonr Yc..rs, aud Yet
Managed to CIacnt 500 Rrcn.
Special Dtsnatch 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
NEW lonK, Nov. 17.-Edward X. Wiu]Bhip.
broker at No. q Broad atrcet. Inns disappeared
owing about 800 creditors above G50oJ60. IIe
was bankrupt four years ago, aud Eas boon mak-
ing desperate and ,inscrupuiouu efforts to recov-
or ha fortunes, and in tho end has ruined nnnv
others. lie obtained largo amounts, in Lis
capacity "a broier. for Investment; but, Instead
ner ne 'oan,hg, as dn ne represented at md
f9e fSe sapesculating aos mud for ha own purposes.
aad called a meeting of Ills creditors
TO- TOR o'clock TINT day promising to show thom
tho condition Of Ills affairs, and 800 Of them moi
there, and waited III vain for hs coming, At
length letter arrived, which contained ataio-
mont Of affairs. It stated briefly that 10 Ind
been bankrupt four years TINT tho money ho
had borrowed was all gone; and an afrcotionato
farowoll was sent to lis creditors Ho lived at
40. 81 East Ninth street, aB bachelor, aud at
centreyillc. Staten Island, as married. nnp and
appearn to l,ayo been In both capacitos m oxo,n-
plary man,-at long intervals.
, 1873-11-18

nue only e'Bhtoou Representatives. Thu on,v
ao1nole e mon nmongas thcm arc Morton, Morreli1'
or Vermont, stornan, and Hontt. Tbs oniv W.T.
aOC1AL EVENT
which promises to cnllvon the wiutor In tn. ,,.x
rMgo announced hotwcen daughter Of Ecnstns u's.s
Thurman aud Delegate Richard AloCornliok." "
RIO the Assocfattd j'ress,l
APPOINTMENTS.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 17.-Tho prog!denk &o.a.~
algned tho commission Of William Gibson. pos;5.
master msas ~ o. Austin, Nov, AID appointed Henry
oscar Wagoner Jr., Of Illinois, Consular Ciorir
Of tho United Stnton. 01o'@
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FEE.
Inc Postmaster-Ge to-day Issued IN orf1o,
roaicln tho reglstrat!on fec domestic letters
and packagos from IL to contB, commencing nm
tho 1Rt Of January next. w
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
During briof conversation to-day tle proask.
don't said he should in Ills messago again recon-.
mend legislation on Utah nffairs, In order to "a,
lseve Judicial ,naLtoru In that Torritorv from tho
proBont embarrassment. Ho would, In cal,inr
attention to financial gubtccts, submit p!.nn
not yct fully maturcd rendering tho currencv
moro flexible, and preventing It, II possible.
poses. e@
, 1873-11-18

SYNOPSIS FOR THE rAsr TwENTi-roun HOURS,
WARRINGTON. D. G., Nov. 18--1 a. m,--The
Carolinh anow centre In now OF Capo atay, with
high northeast winds. rain. aus1 s1iow over tho
Miudlo and Eastern EtatoH. The Iows storm
contre has moved into Illinois, viii, northesst-
erly winds, cloudy weather, and occasional rain
over tho lake region; southwostorIy wIntla,
cloudy weather, and rain in tho Ohio Valley:
and northwoaterly winds, snow, and rain III tho
Uppor MisBlssippi and Lower Missouri Valleys.
PROBABILITIES.
For tho Upper Lakes md Iowa, and south
ward to .arknnRah and Western Tenuossec.
northweatorly Winds anl falling temperature,
cloudy weather, rain. and pnow. For tho hid.
ulo MD Upper Ohio Yalloy, and uorthwnrd oyor
ehc Lower Lakes, northoastorly winds, cloudy
weather. and occasional rain. For tho South
Atlantic btatoa, northwastorly winds, colder
and cicArlng weather. For the Ibid.
die and ;Eastern stateH. high nortloaatorly to
northwest winds, cloudy weather, aud inin,
partly clearing in Virgna in tho evening. Ca,l-
tlonary signnls continue at Norfolk, Capo Nlay,
New York, Now Haven, Now London, Wouis'
Holo. Boston, Portland, Eaatport. md Duluth,
Al reports are missing from tho Nartlweas, tho
unl1. Florida, tho Southwest ind mostly IRON
tho Upper Lakoh, tho 1toclsy Mountains, and tho
Pacific stations.
MIAcELrANEoUs REPORTS,
= 'sreclat Hfsputch h The Chicago Tribune,
Srn'NaFlELD, ILL.,, Nov. 17.-It l,aa boon RAIN
ing here nearly nil day.
Specta!. .Uisnatnh u The Chirano Tribune,
fEoN!A,, ILL, Nov. 17.--A viuiout ,ow- storm
accompanied BY reln, Inns been III progresB lore
since o'clock.
, 1873-11-18

brought to this city. Their funeral will taks
place On Wednesday.
4 yory large ooncourne Of oitizcus md olkv
of1cors attended, tho funeral this afternoon Of
Correction.
;. Tho reported death Of Capt. Ira Davis in CAL
aliyo, blit ta being brought homo in q vory crit
icnl condition.
BAN TnAHo1gco, Nov. 17.-Tho funeral OF
ohnrloe Dodge, wloo dicd 20 suddenly on Friday
morning, and of hin yo'tng friend, Josepll Far
the unfonndcd i'm pntation that 1te lad poisoned
him, took rlace from thu Calvary Ohnrci, TO-DAY.
I'hay wore buried nide by sido 1t LIuo Mountain
CoinoterY,
, 1873-11-18
SPRINGFIELD.

arrangements Tor tho Wedding OF SpEa-
ttor Ogicsby.-.rfle Test C<,sc 1nstttut-
cd by tho IsaiIronsl Commissioners,
Special Dtspatch to Tile Chieaqo Tribune.
SENATOR oo1EsBys wEpprxa
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 17.-A number Of tho in
vited guests to tho wedding Of tho Hon. r. ].
oglosby md Mira. Emma Keys. which takes
place tomorrow, at Elkhart. in Logan
County, ut the residence Of tue brides father,
tho Hon. John dille.t havo collected in this
city from tho surrounding towns; and they will
lenvo hero tomorrow morning at o'clock. in a
special train over tho Chicago l. Alton Railroad.
1t lB anid that 1000 Invitations Aro out.
THE TEXT CASE AGAINST THE RAILROADS..
The Railroad md Warehouse Commissioners
left 1ioro today Tor Frcoport, to nasist in tho
collection o1 evidence to support tho case which
they have brought against the Chicago L North
western Rhiiroatl ut that point, for extortion
and discrimination. Tho caac will come up for
\ hearing ut tho next torn Of tic Circuit court
OF steplonuon County, which iB to sit OH tho 2l
day Of Dccc1nber. j'ho Hon. j. II. Iarty has
boau retained by tho Commissioners as the local
attorney to nlnnase tho case.
GOV. nEyEn1D0E OFF FOR BOSTON,
10Y. BoyorIdgo will leaYo tonight for BoB-
ton to meet hin wife, who iH expected to reach
that place OIL the 20tl Inst. from Europe.
, 1873-11-18
THE RAILROADS,

Sbzt4d1 D1sDa1ch to tbs CH7ca9o 3F36Wft.
NEW RECEIVER Fon THE MIDLAND oswEuo,
NEW YonT, Nov. 17,-Tle Brooklyn rinE has
been Ati again. Thts titne, ono of the Judges
who belongs to 1t has boon attempting tho role
for which barnard was impeachcd. mud has np-
statomonta, made in private, aud not recorded
in court. Tho railroad is tho Now York Mid
land, 1atoly failed, md which nearly carried
down George opdycko l. Co. Abram s.
Hewitt waa appointed nccoiver, aud has beon
and pay ito dobts. Tho contractors to whom
money s duo wish tho road sold, and have got
. now Recover, Z. Il. Pomeroy. appointed to
soquestrato tho road, and pay thom. Abran s.
Hewitt, the Receiver in possession, says ii
Pomoroy attempts to enter tho oflco ho will
have the United States Marsllals put him out,
The road has beon badly mHmanaged, and will
probably mover pay its dcbtB.
, 1873-11-18
WASHINGTON.
Special DispateI 10 The Chicago Tribune.


SCHEMES FOR INITIATION.
WAsa1SnToN, D. O., Nov. 17.-Sonator sher-
man, Chairman OF tho Finance Committee. ex-
pressos tho opinion that all Bchomes Of in1a-
tlon coming up from the House will bo stoppod
in the sonato. Tho prominent champions Of in
Hatlon aro Butler, Kelly, and Pnrson Brownlow,
Most of tho old aud prominent momhora Of tho
House OF Representatives discountonanco int1a-
ton.
GEN. 0AnrIEI.D
anticipates angry dobatea upon tho currency
and tho Introduction OF many crude and ;imprac-
tlcabo remedies, Tho General says that in nino
months vacation, tho old lnembsrs haye become
saturated and dripping with accumulations Of
public sentiment TINT Aayo faller upon them
no lntlmatoa that WHOM pcople begin to distrast
tiels nilhllo mon, they mako monetary ranics
easy lilo thinks tho involuntary foaturo Of tho
bankrupt 1aw will bo repoNled, ns it ngt!rayatcs
tue present pnnc. lie fears that bill for iuta-
tlon will bo rushed through Cu,,grcys at tic out
set, mud ho supported by tho nav members ron
orally. lie hopos tho propident will veto any
snch measure, and Expresses Ills own platform
aa for i'N'
FREE nASK1Sd AND apEo1E pAYMESrH,
lilo anticipates 1lat the nili fol, tho conversion
of groonbacks into small bonds, bearing cent u
tay lntoroat, aud which s now quito an old faco
around tho lobby, mny he finally galoped
through Congress, 6ad,llcu with y provision for
more legal-tondcra. Gen. Garfield iay, much Of
the pAliio to tho charge Of construction conpn-
nios which had auporcedod tho good old rlap Of
building railroads with tho sl,bsoriptinna of
neighborlloods to ta benefited.
Outstanding legal tondora, $3G2 1G9,G11.