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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-08-02

Lynchhuzg, Va, July STAT one O'Clock
tins morning . voto was reached IN Tie
Repabllcoa State Coavsatien for Governor,
and Mellahon's ssne hung withdrawn
Col. r. W. Hughes received the nominatioo.
Abost 3 q n. vote was he'd for Lieutenant
0ovssDos and G. p. Ramsdsll, Of Surrey
county. received he nominsaion On dist
ballot AS O'Clock 'seasly dozen candi.
dates wese put In nominat,on for Attorney
General, bat pending The calling Of The roll
tAey were I'll Withdrawn except ledge David
rults, . nelive Of ssaunion. Va, who wes
nominated On Arss ballet. The Copveatien
tAen adjourned until noon %. day. ~.
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Platform Adopted by


0sss,sss IT, That ~ Rspsb,ieaas q Dsz Lodge
sosnty In Csavsas,ss assembled, 10 hesshy rsa0n
she.s dsvosios 70 ths psinepss Of Tie National r.
psl,ess pas.y. and esdosss he National sdniaists
ssenoe The Government
a. In visw oe The resent stasopt - ssd6h spee
ths people, Tor IL bsssat Of railroad eepossioa
bsrdsa q taxasioa that wosld hsvs crushed thssr
naassiAi inAuse,tss I'D have ben bas spoa thsir
sussrs inlsx q wealth and population; ard alse u
view ths sses ,has the sstsnp has pst bssa aban
Ssusd bat b bsag psshsd By 10 advocates IN I'll parts
q he Territory, b. svssy appliances within ehss pew
w-so THE ssd desanng the reputation u rsputsb'e
nsa, asd seeking even % deny tbs freedom of speech
q 4 protest. agsins tive - thessoss most ssp'ie
juy declare:
Thss oil forms Of isgisasioa 70 which ths credit q
~ Territory o. q The counties q municipalities
Ihessin shall b evea o. loaned 70 any railway CO..
poeatien ase bot thin disguiss ot public robbery Thst
this spsees q legislation has uniformly proved 70 b.
ssduisat In 10 inesptioo O. hss ultimately resulted
In fraul upon The people: b Deceptive In ito psniss
dangerous In It, tendencss and conuptnG 70 pas'Ie
nd pstvass morals And that while " inpaen the
s.na,s.s ~ M NM Who honeativ sA.~~.'"" e. -- ~
svs that oil such legislation should be placed anoag
~ prohibitions rather than among the powers oe The
ssvsssnent. and that railroads. like IN ether psivats
ssesspeses. should be Constructed By tbose Who viii
own them and receive their revenues when buill
-. That ~ regard integrity and eapsblity - Tie
lsse qua,scates Tor Ill oaoes especially thoss q
local ehasscses and panty allegiance q only ssoondsy
inpossaaoe and Ne recognise the full and unques'
tlsasbls right Of any Republican 70 rase 70 vots ss
~ nonisse Of The panty whs DOS not faiau Ne
JeGsssenian tests q honesty and eapahity Tor oes
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We aEs informed II 10 being Satisfactorily
circulated that Judge G. n. Lawrence, of
Lincoln, 'has declined The nomi.sGlon for
Probate Jsdgs n this county. Judge Law.
renee was not psesest q he Convention,
and on being notified Of HE domination,
wrots 70 NJ. O'Bsnnon, Chairman OF che
County Committe, that hs was not a aspl.
rant for ofnce; was then too busy mining 70
engage In the campaign, and authorised The
Committee. under tbs resolutions Of The
Ooavsndon, tossbstituss another candidate.
On bsiAg wsitsss - thss Il was ~ (Bss
0sa1la1 - 0sa,naA9 TN ths0aa want.
iag ~ sOea, M ~ lilasssd1iS sslsss-
don, s.d nat tb0s vs. . ssso6g popular
Aseiee Shas - sAosh bsa candidate, - has
rsspoDdsd, aud ~ bsvs bio sathosisy that
h & q candidate Jss ~ ej1ss # Reases
Jsdba r.:
Mr.. LAwrence u one OF the best qualified
men In the county, thoroughly honest and
reliable, and would discharge The duties Of
The Once faithfully and satisfactorily 70 I'll
good mss, ~ incerely believe, and " ars
~ - sonAdsst tbss o. next Monday the
vstsss Of his county VIII Do him That honor
- b ssut'ed 70 b ssplsndid 1ajssity.
Remember hat b b . candidate.
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JAA h. NILLA -. EDIT0R AND PUBIlSHRR
O00VG0 GVGRY 0ATVR0AY
Saturday Morning, Aug. 2. 1873.

-John W. Masshsll and James A. Frisbes
announce themselves - independent candi.
Ndsass for Sheriff In 0allaain county. Fdvr
candidates for Sheriff In the held. WSSU q!
The Republicans Of New Mexico have
soninsssd Stephen y. Elk iss for Dslessss
% Congrasa The CImmssroo A1ss n.y. be
y1iu b elecied and 10 the best man In New
1gsxioo fue ths posltion.
The Aass1 writer Of the ls6.pssISss
attempted let wsek 70 sxesss he Demo.
cratic Court Hsuse ConvsnNon for resolving
aeainst The National adninisesstios thae has
done more than any OF 10 predecessor 70
project ~ froatlss ssttlsrs and opsn ths
worlds svsauss q tssvel shroagh NE isolated
Territories. We vsse incljnsd 70 .st them
o6 sasy for thsis cssch-Wosd moonships,
but ,fths ls61pssdsss b going togst "Jau,ss
Madison" and The "Austsiaa Empire" sad
''Csptain Ingssm trimming ~ saiis Of his
Ittls vessel, ""llastin Kosss" and The pseudo.
Dsooesaaic Court House ticket mixed up
with ths question, the Grant AdiAinisesaaioa
= pssssbay dsss fes. Hewsvss, one 0ays
services Of Phil Sheridan 10 probably worth
ness 70 he wrestler. psople than % the
sdisosiah-in lest weeks lsd9ssSsss, o.
III tAsis aathoss ever did for them.
The DsmocsasIc Convsntion souinsssd
1ussA =. T. Kesnon, II. q Clask, Add.
90 Saith, q. r. lsviss, J. b. BaseEsoa asd
Thea otsaag-all q De3 Lodee, end tAe
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II must b an extreme view Of the vica>
Ftous asonsmsnt which, kuowina what do
OF Indian barbaSities committed under thu
Incentive Of safety from puuiahmen., can
believe thas those who havs fuypished this
Incentive can dnd forgiveness, either In .his
life Or that which d to come. i 10 quite
time that the Christian people Of this coun>
ny, who know nothing about Indians should
stand aside; stop arming, and feeding and
clothing them, and let them learn by Gods
school masten, bodily wants, to labor.
working with their hands. to supply these
wants, and % escaps tho fsarful crimes INTO
which they ase now hurried by ijleuess and
~ consequent vloss There 10 no good rea>
soa Why the Government should iced. and
c)oths Indians any more than any othe,
cia0 Of Western people; Why should they
b. maintained upon the hbor Of Others, and
left 10 spend their time In. quarreliug muir.
dssiaG. drinking. and violating their vlvee,,
J ~ = the Christian people Of this land.
fos Gods AXE. stand ABIDE; atop pamperine
tbs vies q these naughty, slaysholdins
savagss, and kt them, 60 n work. They
have plsaty Of good land, plenty a musc,s.
psssty OF ekill when they choose 10 use IL
and noihiss bat our governnent sanuities
make them ths idle vagaaosds they ars.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-08-02

NEW Yosx, Jeiy SL-No oAeiai ss.inaas
has Ut beea made Of ~ losses BY burning
Of To y. y. bonded warehouses lase night.
The damage to The 0rssnvich street boild;
iag = phcsd q eoo,ooo; Trinity Piaei
baildias, %, 90; value Of goods b oseea:
vieA stssss building. go. 100; dasage
thsEsin about Is PER cent goods in Trinity
Place buildisg worth eloe.ooo e eeoo 90
wsss damaged q lsa1t Is pr cent damage
TO suz5oasding properly s5ous eloo, ooo'
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Vote Sor whosvr Jon please. H. .

Vote Tor vhesvr yos please ~ .
free eoustsy.
Look out Soe al kisds Of bogus chasg0
On our candidates sprung whss Il Il TO lsss
70 rsfuts them. Fortunately he oosdsm.
nation Of Ill fair.nindsd psopls has nearly
sbolishsd such trickesy; bat Il may b -.
sosted 10 In exceptional Instances ysl
Changes psrpossly withheld until candidates
hsve no opportunity % answer them. sAoad
and do rsoon upos thoss making them, for
their previous suppssssion Of them, and Tie.
nanifoh isjsssiss Of The method. 30, look,
oct frpm now until slsesioa day. 49,.
IN odDo nv 00PA8 Jv4.
Mech he's beeo eaid II ~ Denousdc
papsss sboss he ':Allea Cosnty Ceoysa-
ten" Of Ohio, which ~ expected 70 Do
eonsthing 70 stoas abe ths disintegsaaioa
aad ovssthrow Of the Ds@ocsahc parry BY
shas sntssing wsdgs, ~ ''Crsvfosd Oeusty
Rssolutioss," which was Asally developed
into standing the Democsatic parry o. -
heod end ths Libesal- poblieaa Jeus lsst
ysas. Bat ~ ':AllDa County Cosysstios"
got tegstbse In Oolsnbss lsse Tuesday, ssd
~ tsasgrans isdicaas Il W. Z tailssa Up
. Tuesday svsajsg only tlizty>swo eosa>
tiss w9e sspssoeaAed, a.d lie following
Telegram Of ~ oaaoss proceedings a ~
Liberal Republicans slow vhat dsoesAl.
md crsw thsy wssc:
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,lu11ualut 81 k.sss 9ls su3i S9s S s,sx SIS
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Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-06

Die faiierli9en Beamten, Der Magiltrat
Ser Stabt nnb bic DffiSiere. 6inter BEN
s6ronhiu,ueI DRIFT ber GaiIer ir ieinem
purpirne1, NIT Sinerioff gefiitterten
s5taatsnantel 9ebiillt, zinc brennenoe
Rerse in Ser Sano traSeno ,tnb nit ent=
bl0bten1 9aupte in Der 9iBe Der Stunt
Ionne. Dem &ailer sfolste Der pdpili6e
2esat Die gBurfarften, Grsbii66fe, 81
{66feRuno Ser M6el.. 9ie MntDelenben
bielten brennenbe &er5ep in Der 9anb,
iie .gingen filllb,peigeno unb rn6is eitt*
ber. GDprtnabet1 Iire,ten Blumen aui
bic Mege, ,pel6e bic 8roseilion ging.
9ie proteitantiI6en Siirlfen batten BON
2ntber Die grlaubntB erbalten in bic Sir
DE 5u geben. Sort batten tie li6 einge<
.funoen, a1s Die pro3ellion ibren lm9ang
bollenbet bate. IS Das NOR bic erite
Srobnlei6nan1spro5elFo @pon Der Die
@eI9i9te uns nteloet, oaB 9euti9e ilber
oiele.8ro5eilton uneinig tuaren!
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-06

Etpas lib s137 per Sag betrast
jekt oer @ebalt bes YrdFbenten. Grant.
Sein gonsreB bat Td aber nidt besnust
ben @e6alt 6es 9errn unb @eiiters 5n
oerboppeln, ion6ern er bat aud fiir bas
MeiBe Saus auBeroroentlihe Yertuiui='
.gua9 gena1t; ,111ter Mnberm $35, 900
fir M6bel, $50O0Ffur @asl $5O00sfir
Jeuerung ul1b $4,000 fit bas @epd9s=
bans. giad Dem enoruen Bqs= unb6eu=
:erungsz 8erbrau6 5,l ,lrtbenenI inub es
i'm MeiBen 0all{e sfbredlid buntei unb
auBslprd rdentlidb falt Isin. gs 1T jest in
.bDffen, bab Der yarn.e @rant" n,H sDsa
137 Doaurs per Sag aasfommen nbge.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-06

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trdnies bas .Ieiner ,0anae1t Don hem @ater
beg 5emperen5 @slekeg sbpn Snotaua,
9sffRk 8agter 1at abe1iidtsH man ssol1
GaTe 9auts. Snhs. s.8agterz DriQsE
eins @e6faasEpon 3ndsp Saoepailer uno
9 aeem Pas up(sIs faIbio9ebelssGg esGg
Sempeftn5ls 5srh BeniitBsN ,lnSA "a
mebr Mlfobol.s .s@ebalt Ddnal8 Wein
.aesgJY alsj ie anaD@ .aaaft'
q s I t R s.gst i yas sif s 6s(i9, 8Sltsf ,Sa
eeDsaafs S1b S5b b,asasa .assN aBa
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-06
DaR sTroh.lleid d),lllll,sfelf.

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CORPUS OhrlstE) : D1eler Sa9 TT Elm,
geeotef1er Setertag. IN galn15.fatbol'f9en,
9 sdttoefit 1T per Srobnlel6namstas bas
gidn5enoIte Set beg Sabres. IS tpuroe
etngelebt. 81 Gbre11 oes allerhetltgfen Al=
tarslaframeitts aaerlt I'M Sabre l246 IN
Der Dl0ee1e glttsd9, uno 1854 erDob
Paplt Urban 1Y. es gu elnet1 allgemei1
41tet1! set Der 9au5en Stride. .s ss miro in
leoem Sabre am Donnsrltag ,,a9 Dem
Sets Der aaerbeili9iteu1 Srelfaltigtett ge=
%fstert, tueiI Der Donnetltog per ebartpo=.
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mert elnge1ebt ,puroe iieb n19t tpobl gu
elmer 5renos11feler etgreh aSo es tbun=
lib ilh unblai1 fatpolllben Sdnoern au=
gemeln, miro an oielem gage e'11e Pro=
sellton lnter freiem 2lmmel geDalte1t.
9abe' iplro ~ ghre1t pes gerra o1e 9rpB=
te YradDt entfaltet, ole gSege 1t1to, MIR
glnmen belfreut, pie Glrd1e, p1e. StraBen
eaano ss2duler, tpp DE Yrp5ellloa perbe.=
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gen psr5iert: Sle yetpesbte 9o1t1e, e.nge=
3 '957blpilen IN. pie leonltran5 ul1o getra9en
pou oert utter eit,en Baload9t1 1dbreltett=
ben bb9lte1 ssSnroehtra9er oer S1r@e
s,;lam1t1elt in 9rpBe,t 3Nge', pie Wfe19e DER
@laubigen sua lteh:s Mlt Ger geriper1uns
Der ge9re, iporanf oteles Se1t 1t@ oe5'sDt
5bobsn o'e Yrote1tanten aa@ oas SstoDnz
lei6namsfelt perlporfen; 91elss trat gum
eriteHn1ele .11s greiiler aSe'fe 1efooe guy
Dem &el9stase gu augsburg m s3.g2 s3agre
1850 Nm l5 SUM, h1elt Rart \ 6asleT
Rnon Deuf1glano IN Angs gsourg 1e1nehgt1l=
5ug. Ser Haner mar lunS, l@9n, mgg!1
9ebant, nno 1aB .ou1 e1nem me'Rem poy1s1 ~
1den Asteroe, oas er n1tt alef Ahmlt1
etnss polenoeten Ie'fers lentte; e. 9raBte
bas Bolt NIT Der pano u'.e oen1 frennos ln1's
,lid)en Bllde. 9rstpnnSeft @loden erlp11s
tel. nit e1i'ss' Mel, aho ! n1lg.ea \. ex2 agre
sta"ge ,htI oeH Oon'.t. nsr S'essyass, y4s s,
Se1n Saol Ger arompe1ea l,eo 70 .9e. ees aAs, s
1T, a,o oem lauten gaIe oes ,sqI SelIesaSs.s !
1es oliel1 anDerG 1ae1l upertaaple, a11 9e'e
tDuroe en- 5nrli nll ,meDr g1tehpsoel!I
gnn9en nberDanI1 Vt nal y y e1He't .Nll
4 So!o perbrante11, ooi1 orl goelfe.nen 4Rl.z .s'
telnoen 1panil@en ylante' ge1alf a @sss @
Sattes le1nes Pletoes paI m'l s ops's Y
uno stuolAsH oslssL ls.ns l. S,ssuass. 1,..3.s;l
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B oti sle Ssider Bauer su
Eih1soil ille asennlnl 6ania 1at iolseuoe vslotis1
ss6itssinssa iisttet Gelpsr dafSSefdtagen: H.,
~ eeniasnA @99gn epeS sgt Graa ibr
Eer SAMiN bsH p tonllst R
s1tIo Fin obsr qBf S9baHS Sabs dtittc atSie'B
oerap eirgnqB. E dgAin n trii9tlidsr l9tttgs II
Jung aeiA afg atper , d nj sgeatger
NdnH, esr bsr fsia yteg t6S rumlaaie labt.'e'~' '''
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24

Trains leaving Wilmington, at 1910 A. NJ, and
5,35 p M. connect with trains leaving Philadelphia
1850 A. NJ ami 2. M.
The 10 20 A. M train also connects with the Della
ware X. r., and z. W. n b. Il. r. trains arriving In
Wilmington at 10 15 and 1928 A. M.
Trains leaving Landenberg at As A. NJ. and 90
P. A. connect with trains for Philadelphia leaving
Wilmington at $40 A. NJ. and $50 r. NJ, the Phila-
delphla and Washington Express leaving Whining
ton at 8. Il, p. M, and the Delaware train South
leaving Wilmington at 625 4. M
Omnibus transfer between W. W., and p. W. Il
b. DepOts, and cars Of wilmington City X. r., at
Front and Market SITS by McMullen Seal, at 5
cents for each passenger and cents for each piece
OF baggage.
Freight should be delivered and properly marked
at the stations, half hour before the departure
Of thr train, otherwise It may be delayed twenty
four hours. M. q. CONWELL, Supt
Oct2G-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24
DENNSYLvANIA czssFssEzEz
Il GENITAL RAILROAD. - ..s1lre==a
MEST PHILADKLPIlIA.


ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, DEO 30, 1879,
Trains leave Depot, Thirty-second and Marke
Trains arrive at Depot Thrg-nrst and Marke
MAIN LINE WESTWARD,
Paoli Accommodation daily, except sunday, $40 A.
\, 80 A. NJ and lilo A. NJ, Lilo p. M, $40 p.
Niagara Express daily, except Sunday. TsO N.
LOCI LGSS aT Haven and Elmlra Ex dailyex Sunday AN
Fast Line and Erie Express, daily, ex-
Harrisburg Acc. daily, except Sunday, a.sS :. f n n
Lancaster and York Acc. dailyex-
PareesbuTg Train daily, except Sunday, $50 P. NJ NJ
Pittsburg Express daily, except Sunday 7sO P. N.
Cincinnati Express daily, STOP. M
Southern Express daily, 1910 p. M.
EsS FsGs sdnaSy nsHEssf TraIasy aIny ana asS
Erie Mail SATURDAY night runs only TO Wiliamsport
For EInisrant Express Train, leaving ll.5O p. M,
daily, except Sunday, tickets must be procured
and baggage delivered at 1l6 Market street by 8
p. M.
NEW YORK. DIVISION.
Express for New York $40, 90, L1b, $40 and II A
A.. and 1880, 1885, 800, $50 and 6.b5 p. NJ, and
Accommodation for New YORK, T.2O A. M.
Emigrant Train for New YORK l2tO night.
Way Trains for Trenton, 6.95 A. M 4s0 and 11.s0 p.
New York sunday Trains 2.lO. aOO 7.9O A. M, G6O
p, Nj, and 1920 night
KENsINGToN DEPOT.
Aolmesburg and BustletOn. $40 A. H., 10.OO noon,
b.l6 and 20 Z. M.
Way Train for New Brunswick, 21bP.M.
Express Trains for Trenton 1870 M, and 400.
Way trains for Trenton, 10 A. M, s.15, 800 and
$50 r. M.
FOR BELvlBERg d IsIoN.
Express for Trenton, Lamb'vllle Easton Scranton
&c, T.90 A. M. and 40 p. M.
Way Train to Lambertville and Pennington, 1000
A. M. and 400 p. M.
Way trains for Pennington, 1000 A. M, and 8, M.
Accommodation for Belvidere, 800 p M.
MARKET STREET FERRY,
AMBoY DIVISION.
Monmouth junction $50 Am. and 2, z M.
Way Trains for Trenton, and New York, and 10 A.
M, II noon, 8, 4, o and 9 p. M.
Way Train for Burlington, $50 P. NJ
Way Trains for BOrdentOwn. and l1.30 p. M.
Express Trains for Hightstown, 600, A. M, and
1870 and $50, P. M.
Rxpress Trains for Long Branch, 1880 A. M, and
N. j. Southern and Tuckerton Railroads. T.y0 A.
NJ, and 80 r. M:
Way Trains for MI. Holly, 113OPM
Way Trains Tor Pemberton,6, T.3O and 1000 A. M.
l.S0, 3 30 800 and $50 p. M
Sleeping Car Tickets f0- the West can be had on
application at the Ticket Ufice 9Ol ChssnHt street.
and at the Depot, ThiTtysecond and arket streets.
Agents Of the Union Transfer Company will call
for and deliver Baggage at the DepOts Orders will
receive prompt attention, and Railroad Time Cards
can also be obtained at the following
TICKET OFFICES: No. No. SIS sSs Chestnut Chestnut street reet
No. 1l6 Market street;
and at the Depots and Ferry named above.
JET A j. CASSATf General Manager.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24

Is unequaled by any known remedy. It will eradi-
cate eXtirpate and thoroughly destroy all poisonous
substances inthe blood and will effecually dispe all
predHposition to bilious arrangement.
Is there want OF action In your Liver and Spleen?
Unless relieved the blood becomes impure by dele
tertous BecretonB, producing scrofuous skin d.
pies, &C., &c.
Have you a Dyspeptic Stomach Unless digestion
s promptly aided the system is debili ated with pov
erty OF the Blood, Dropsical tendencies, general
weakness or inertia,
Have you weakness Of the Intestnes You are
in danger Of Chronic DiarTh9a or Inflammation Of
the bowels.
AHave you weakness of the Uterine or Urinary or
gravated form.
Are you detected drowsy. dull, sluggish or de.
pressed in spirits with headache back ache, coated
tongue and bad tasting mouth
For certain remedy or all OF these diseases, weak
nesses and troubles; for cleansing and purifying
the vitiated blood and imparting Vgor to all the VI
tai forceB for building up and restoring the weak
ened constitution USE
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THE QUESTIONABLE ASSESSMENTS.
FURTHER DAMAGING FACTS ADDUCED'


The complaints made before the mVesu-
eating committee of the Board Of Supervisors Yester
dav were similar in character to those made previously
Among the worst those OF William Michael
Samuel Potter James Cowel, who complained that the
new tax commissioners refuse examination OF ther
books TO be made James seey, Theodore FrelSy Fer
dinand Never and Elizabeth Hudson.
At tho close OF the session, Alderman McCaferty called
attention TO certain garng Of unequal assessments
in Ffhave In his investigation Of the tax books, he
said he had found that houses in Fihave., between
Thrtieh aud Thirty which would rent for slO
600 year. are assessed only much houses between
Eichyffth and Eighty-sxth-sIs which would not rent
for more than $500 The following statement would
show this inequality: The house at the north
west corner Of Ffth-ave. and Thirueth-st.,
4Oxl25 feet is assessed at 100000; the house ad-
Joining l7x25 feet at s125O next house, 2sxl25 feet
at $4,000 next house. 2Lsx1OO feet at $4,000 and the
next 2lsx75 feet at $4,000. The above shows that
house with onlyl7 feet front is assessed $4,000 more
than tho adjoining corner house. with 40 feet front The
other cases bad, but are still serious AT
Eghtyntbst. and Fifth-ave vacant lot Is valued al
SIS 600 the house next the lot 2l0xlOO feet Is assessed
only 10000 more; the next house. 22Xl0O feet at 100000
next four houses sze p" $4,000 each; next 2llOx
100 at $4,000 aud the Joining, 25xlO eet AT
FIfth-ave between Thirteth and Thiry-hrststs. are
assessed only the same houses OF the same dlnen
s0us between Eighty fifth and Fl bty-sixth-sts, when
are not worth One-fOurth as much.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
nprrNKrN FreEsfEN CoURTNG DEATH.

An inquest was held by Coroner Young, yes
terday relative 10 the death of Andrew Gargan 80
fireman OF the Sound steamer Providence, who was
fatally beaten at and spring-sts at II D. M Oh
Monday While he was in the saloon on the fatal night,
Jerry Fuller, boatman quarreed with him about 10
cents and fight ensued between the two men, during
which the exclamation, GIVE me my Is cents or III
murder you'll" was heard. The men separating Gargan
went toward back door. apparently intending to leave
the store Klaus Myers, the bartender, told him
that be was going In the wrong direction. The
drunken man then attacked Myers who ran behind the
liar and obtaining small club ordered him TO leave the
store Gargan seized hold OF the club, and during a
struggle both men FELL the door, Gargan su6se-
oney fried 70 reGnter TIE store but prevented by
fhares CObern age q, fireman OF the tug-bOat ana
Charles Alien who struck Inn on the side OF the hea
knocking him down. just before stirling tne ploN,
CoDern TOOK from pocket what is supposed TO have
becn pair Of metallic knuckles, when he placed upon
the hand with which the blow " as delverel Inc jury
rendered a verdict generating Myers, but lncupating
Cobern and Fuller CObern, VINO was present AZ tne IN
ouest pleaded not guilty, and was cOnulIen 70 tne
Ims 10 await the action OF the Grand jury fuer is
still at large but Capt Williams seems conndent OF hS
'Cor5pef Young was Informed by Police Capt LoweTy
OF the Twenty Precinct. yesterday OF tue sup
nsed drowning OF Hugh Murray, age a. fireman OF the
steamship Atlas lying az Pier H. N R VINO Is 10
have been thrown overheard from the deck OF tIit
weasel by Ter Waterman, David Jones, AL ll5O y w. On
Thursday. The watUhman has a severe wound on the
SIDE OF lis head which he says was inflicted with piece
Of board or club by OF the remen. he also AYERS
that he acted entirely In self defense, and tbat ne was
several feet away from Murray when the latter fel over
hoard His statement given general credence out ne
ana QUINN 10 await the recovery OF the body and the
ID "A IA inquest.