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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-06
THE TWINS,
by 7. BUCHANAN READ.

From & bsaatliat IAlssih tie mouatain -.
WIZ SIsa.s THss.s end etser like ribbons Of hue
0'er beds ofgulden lustre
a In the shadow OF rock and tree
Iney sang tne same tunes with their silvery teiiraa
ANA clapped their hands in glee. 'N'S"e
Der rocks with mosscs mantled
- They eddied and whirled like n waitsing nair.
AlIl hand IN hand with laughter and lean
They mingled their misty hair
Der the self.sathe ledge,
Singing the seif-same tune
Iney passed trom April to breezy May
Toward the fields Of June.
They whirled end danced and daIIied
And through the meadows slid
Till under the same thick grass and flowers
Their future course was hid.
saw two beautiful children
VI one fair mother born,
Like TWO young clouds of golden hue
That smile on the breast of Morn.
The same in age and beauty.
- The same in voice and size
Ine Ts same bright hair upon their heads,
The same blue in their eyes,
Singing the same song ever
- 10 the Insane silvery tune
Idey passed from April into May,
Toward the fields Of June.
They whirled and danced and daIlied.
- The beautiful wales amid,
III under the same thick leaves and flowers
Their future course was hid.
-NoUemLer GALAXY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-06
WILMINGTON AND ktAOiNG R R
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-06
DL1AR ALL bAllLCAD1Nr
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-06

y. ItAsN AIIIH VIII run eubiect to dalavw irci
tions where time is given ~ ''VV OnH u sra
NEW CASTLE TRAINS
Leave New Castle for WiImlnFton ans ph,,.s.,
A. M ~ A. M. Leave Philadelphis AZ II a. " aa
"'ininStSN sNSplISiyI a. Ky Z; B for New Castle
additional TO those above lea We SInvrne g.. s,
So -, - - M and 75 2. m, Leaye C1ayson f3r
t;S ~ o'sO a. M, ana 2Cu p. In. to mAke same
South. ' O"'ef' A2u stations
At TowNSFD-Y, CoN ECIlONS.
Anns's L Kent Railroad '"uh'y ana queen
Railroad. " i~nd ahd DelaWaFs
water Railroad an1 bfesk
Al psii1kD pShiiAF9kD with the Dorchester and DsIaw.r.
~ PELMAR. with the Eastern Shore RaiIr,.,
ana "lc0m,co aEj i'ocom0ke Railroad Va"
VI. /. kENEEY, Supt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-06
flour, &efG. sc.
TIE BAKERS UNION
COMMISSION HOUSE.
No. 500 and SOP E. Fourth st.
Bover's HoOf Imminent.

AfteE 50 years practical experience with horses.
in staSiRR. teaming. &c., have learned that more
hOrsss have, been CRIPPLED By inattensIon 70 the
eXperiments have found the true remedy to PRE-
VsNT The disease OF the hoof restore 1t after neg
lirenea 10 what nature intend ed Ii should be-tAe
greet support ~ ths nols aRinal 1.-THE hoof in
hameA aud diseased the animal is comparatively
worthless. This L niment will surely preesat this
WORT 81 All disaases (Contrlotion, Corns Quarter
Cracks, Contraction Of the Back slneW. generally
called Knee-Sprung. &e..) and restore those that
have been crippled BY the want Of such q remedy.
e. Try IL and # will never fall If properly APP
Bashe tha horses foot once week. or oftener Il
eloss to The hair NJ, G. BOYER,
NoFrstOWn, Pa.
Ma. N. C. EoYEa-- Dear Sir: This Is to certify
that have used your Liniment IN my stable for
three m0ntha past. on more than one hundred nor
sas and fad Il the best preparation have ever
used ou horses. Il Is far better than you recon-
q %. '''A- - HAKRH HAMILTON.
No f33 West 3tst street. New York City.
NHEINaHURSn q CO.. nEuggstss corner i3l
ana M arket streetaM ttmingtOn. having been ap-
pointed agents for this valuable aud popular Hoot
iRiTsnt are fally prepared 20 supply it whOlelalo
Snd retail ct the manufaeturers prices.
sep p19-dtaw&w
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-06
AnYertiaen NV nnnnnes

Is sOZ0DoNT, and if you use It daily, the white
gIeam of the pearls between the parted rubies
win provo lis excellence as a DentFihee, and the
Weetness of the breath will attest its purifying
properties.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-06

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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-06

DRIMR NEy TIMOTHY SEED, sRTNAaH.
a CAbhagA kalA aud Lettuce fof fallssWikr4 4 4
W. CHANDLERS,
Gil Aar3et seEssts
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-13
len, blieb er ltebeil ,iub rief:

leHsRD!lsDs seI lte9eH MHO raef sssss,assass,sls
ssDieIe elenben greaturer, bieIe ber3=
lofsH Sreunoe, fOnnte th lie au Brei
Sermalefs 81 Hub il, obsebro6nen Sdben
er5dblte er oer beftiir5ten Satin ben
Sa6uerbalt. Dann f@lus er ii9 ,lnter
'pabnpigis HiHseaoen @etd9ter bic ge=
ballte 6auit bor bic Stirne unb iebte
bumpfenspnes fort: H ss...
u9pb mis- sei6iebt re@t, .uarun babe ID
ibnsng glauben unb gertrauen eef9enft,
bieien Meni6en, bieIen liberalen 6rent,e
hen.bieHets NIT @braien BON 9umanitdt
uub Bruberliebe un1 ii@ ,uerfen, i'm glenb
aber ben Nebennenl@en ni@t fennen"
Nentber Der{anf in biifteres S@weisen;.
jeine Grai lebnte nit feu@tem Auge in
eisgs 6eaiternii9e. r~
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-13

bes ,9rDBen centraliiirten 9elpDtismus
bes .unSi@tbarelt ge1eilneit Aei9es 40
tt,anen, III ptne 3sDeifel 0er 9uupta,ued
bet @rlnber bes Oroeas Der patronss
of 9nsbanbrD. Sbre srobe Treunbs,
}@aft gegen bieIe glaIIe IL Die 5reunb=
Shaft BET s. pinne gegen bic 6liegg
iuenn iie bieielbe 10 giiti8 eirlabet, IN ibr.
Simmer eitt3utretett." S.55 SsES'
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n f ann ss s;,s h,,sns ,s;t n;e o,,ol;sS;fis
| tie airde 'naf Sen WbyDerit utth aad,.stods
| SIC s. auatemberfaittaee be;bebalteu.
| ar Ss,p,a43 3Sseas iif ber Some einer
geffe IL Sem m Nere;niofen Gtaote,t. bie
tolll W;lriou, Weiller i'm sabre 1883 de-
l.5tiftet tpurSe, ,pesbalb Die MnDaagst oer=
lelber aud Willerlteit .9ena'.nt tulsroen.
Wiler pertanoete ote Bssoerfn1ft S5rs3 y
aa oas yaD. lsas: ss gus .a 9s.s sso.
S;s esssts I Se,,,,a ~ ,,;,s ,s' ~ ' Ssn,, h;s
hs,ssIss,, @ s,s
;snSs es,,te ;s si, gnf.,,,st % dsSr;; I ;is ;ett
M, ;h,,s,, c,,f s;,,e,, ,,nsesf;,n,,te, ] ~ 2s;$s
n,,,,ft @ ty;, X;nonsaesGnhe,, M @ ss;e seftr % I,oi
irtt % NIX etsmS 70 Oo0 sInhsnoer 1;s
Sggnent;},s,, | nio,,hs,, ~ ~, ,se;, s,n;osa a.
Ssm FIR oIrs s esssis,s ~ inmSerm S S,,~,s;ne
oSn,i;he mir Msrn;d,tmnr har @ottinsem, asSS s,aA
Ssn, . nSe ia o;Nt c,h nan, 1Gs;ehe,z
tc"s 's -STSms,+;sss,,' h;e.Ss,, esomSsno SStest
hes Gnnmtoos 'fe;erm MOL a;e ;S y nm,ta k, oss
fs;sr +, hsr S;hsf r;roemhs nehatem RI
mchf @ ahsr h;e se;er hes s;rbrntem Saars "a
Ser 'MsniSe m nher hrs gnmiioos : - s0 o.
ar Ss IT.-.,...'. : es,x,,, W, !. .,4.,., ,,u..
saOppcds' tLaWyei,l Sa'9e0u..s1, 9
Inrlpred)er; EN- NeDts9ele1stef, peluger
osrdb WDrt uno S9rttt nern69e 1et,les
Sernt1ta11oes o.e Hed9te et'tes Anoeret'
Dor @er1Dt austnDrt. s''.'.
Mer1amer, cine 9riitli9e Sefteainll
pierte, esahrhunbert, Die aber feiaen Ian
gen 8eitanb bate. ~~
MHect, iebe lebbafte; pl0blid9 ent=
| litebenoe aber meiit eben To- fane9 tuieosr
oerl9w'noettoe e,ensnsnsoepe9an9. Se=
9,eroe ooer SmPpnonng: Wtan aakIs NEs
|19e'oet getpnbt1i1@ pref Arts1s s non AMees
ten: - 1n9eh e9me sSoel9elauea'
5reuoe, gnt5u6ea;) - n n9ene9!1
me, (S9reden, Tar@t soanS'9se", 8 9,
aranr.9te't, ;oss gntIal!aas; Sosn;l q 81 ". n..
mt19te (aee9mst9, Se9nln~t. = gsI ss.
ueenl@ loA oDn ;Sa9e"n anl ge'oeg!''
mefoens per- n9er ls,ne ,Mneese 5a MH Sls.=
pen: vs. oeoar! o.e'et HeoHng, SeteE
oeo0a9tna9, 2sa@1emle1l nao saeten=
net1a'1gnnn9 am gus S>ea"s9 y ~. sanlt'l=
s19sn J! AUeelen - Dema9re"; x:,s os' osa!.
1nellang s,9 gon peroleaen ps.esI eS m ss eSs s.n
IIDt0QItgea VeDWeHl, OU etNS 1&yut tul SIs
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-13
Sic <8;biD.

fnber sigentIie h0ben slfie feline bier
Ddnbe; Oefsg DE biinteren @lieber ltnb.ein
Miftelbina alui5dfjeu 9an0 ssnb Stuff.
|@dsnmtais (ffffest iiiis6 9esuob bnere Sc :
Bdume unb 0lsr1a iibren GSfperbau ntebr
anm &letterit oEs sll,,t asafre1tell Wang
gei9idt. 9ies Nffsts iiub ffaift itar In ben
beiben @egenben beinsii9 ,tnb ibre Nab=
rune beifebt aus @ldtteris, ssyriidtets ,,tto
aam Sbeil aus Snlefsen.t gies suerfen lit
Der @eaet nur elm ssunees.- 2ebbaft, ass
,uanbt sus,b per5Mmibt, fub lie einaefans
gen nseift Ieibt AZ adhmeit ,ssb a., auerfei
Gunfhlden absnri6sen. Wsan fennt ge=
Qen 400 ber5d,ie6ene Nfte,s qffen, lDeii3e
In ben beiBen @egenbens5 Der .aIten unb
nei.en gneIt uerbreitet {jnb. Mar. tbeilt
iie elm in brei @ruppet1: MageIaffen,
&raIlentffen aub* 6otbaffen.
.Die NagelaHen babe,, ass alle,t Tingern
Nd9el ,lab Elm ,r,aftes @e|i9t; Bic &roI=
IenaEen baben eli, NOTES @efi6t runo
,nit' Masnabme bes ei,aens NaeeI tt agen<
ben 9anmens an allen Singer, &raIlen;
biz: Dalbaffen enbIid3 aeigen Elm beba or=
tes 8eIi9t uub nit Musnabme bes &raI<
len tragenbeY 3eigefingers Ser 6inter=
sIieber an allett Singern Ndgel.a Sic
R6rpergr5be Scr Nffen pariirt s,pii9en
ber; eines Mannes ,,nb BET eines gi9=
gorn9sng. gse yarbe eer 9aase uno bet
saa eetigeoesmen ar.en & aa.
besr Mu.m'9luln9, .s uO"'~ yua'essn .s'1au
ie13 Sn MEsn ,'Ssn Nm 3 inosr: etaua;
la pnb tebe,t bon Ser Qanbe,,oe ponGo=
mama bis sum Is s@rob iiibri6er Wreite
in BET, WGlber,tE BOT, BroiiIie,,. @uiano
uno peru. wie fat alle Il, Mmeritas ,.r<
lprun9tt9 e.n1e,f1t19ena tlett1er
sno, e1se3. oss e's osrmanosen astee osr alien
asen. 10 9onen ena ote 9roBfeil Alet'Qr=
.,s; .s s ,,,ts tss e.. 'npsss sangs @!s
fen M fi,,b ma. y, bemerfen. Sic s. ri ~ en
nSer MreSS;osrcffe,, h;e in 9ro;;I;en Jehs, ~
,,nei Sms ,ionn HnS e;nem shsn :" fonos,,
gmmon. hohen' 6s =, ornken' % me,eil,;Soi{s', ,
ami Simmer ieSen mn, Mt s;,, ,,,erf,n;;r.
h;aes Gehe,I onii;mme,s ',,o,, hen, ;'s; f. Il
rom S2on,sn hnfsm:" fsrner Ser pfc -,
n, ernffe m;ty0;Hersihmon, Ser 81 ~ ~ A. A.
offe MI ue;men, r,,,,nen pnnf S, ,,nh e,,ren.
~ y. ~ ''saS ~ ~.s,@sfLLfn's Sn''s~ ssAssss
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-13

@5eineiaas,sst8e @esssetniffe.
9tbreKe, y gnfi@rift BON Name,
stanb nnh gBobnort bes gmpfdnssrs
|anf einen Brief; q gmpfe fehlunesihreiben;
| 81 it. ben n,pnarbi@6en Staatett Guro=
pos eine 3u{9rift ober gin9abe elmer
CORPORATION an ben MOnarGen, bic
oberife Gegiernnssbeb1rbe, bic Bolfsber=
ttetuns ober ON cine Sonit berporrasenoe
perIDn. ~ a,.f. = ..s ia
9tbreebsesb uoer abrebfalenber
(Directory,) ein @er5ei9nib bet Naz
men, bes Sfonoes uno Der Mobnun9 bet
Ginpobner elmer Gtabt, 6er Beau1teit ei=
neg Gtaates, ober Der Witglieber getpiIs
ier Berufs uber @eleQl6aftstlaiien. ab=
reBbi@er Der @eifIi9feit ,isnnt mat. 9e.
tuDbnli9 56ematismus.,a -
9Gbrfa, @tabt in Stalien NIT unse-
lunber Suit, it, SIP eines totboliiden
BiI6ofs, bat 5 M6fer unb $1,000 gin=
tpobner. Son b;eler @tobt bat bas abrt=
ati{@e Meer 5einen Ma.nen; y Stabt In
Mittel=S Stolien; 81 poetii9er Name fiir
bas abriatil9e Meer. sa
Ibriass, u Der Seili9e, Abt ingns=
Lamb, ftorb 71O; Sag: 9 San. p bet
6eilige, Bii1of in S9ottlanb, get6btet:
$40; 81 Der 9eilige, Martprer, Rriegsz
oberiter, get1btet 29O; Sag 8 @ept. y
weebrere anbere Mdrtprer. a.' -
~ -.S. :.
9lbrtas,, cine rai@ aufbla6enbe
Stabt III 2enatpee gountp, 0ei9. NIT
stuei beut{9et, tatbolii@en unb smei beslt=
,}1en lutberi1@en 9ir1en uno iiber 1000
gintuobnern. :. .-. r. ag
91briaappel, 5tpeite 9auptltaot bes
tiirfi}6en Mei@es NIT 10000 Gintpob=
tsern, iporunter 81, GOO @rie9en nit els
item Gr5biiGofe. Sier tuir6 bas foit=
bar{te NoienoeIs Isbereitet, ,uo5u bic pielen
&o}enbl{9e in her Ndbe bic 8lumen
Iiefern. Sic Stabt bot l6 9rie1i19e
Rir9en, 2a Gapellett, 40 Mo19een q. B..
tiirtil6e Betbdu|er,) 2415bere tiirfii9e
@1ulen, Bret Mn1tdIte, Spr grfldrun9.
bes Roran Ger tiirtif9en 8ibel,) } cine
RanonengieBerei, 81 Sprinsbrunnen,
piele 1abriden, garpet= Webereisn &c.
gsnrsafiiSbeS Mfeer, Elm grober
Buien bes MitteImeeres. Sn bieies
Mleer ersieBt F1 ber Yo=S =Stronl, bic iib=
ri9en 5lii{ie, tuelne einfieBen, jinb nnei<
items &liienfdfIe. Das Meer 1T febr
{ii9rei6, ilnb Die S6ifffabrt in BET 9,l=
ten Sabses1it sefabrlos. DQs abriati=
f1e Meer ii $3.50 9eo9rapbif9e AnaO=
ratmeilen groB. Sn, Siiben 1T es 600 -
1900, unb I'M glDrben ~ -l20 GliB tief.
Mbpent beibt Nnfnnft, baberan-
funft beg 6errn, ,,amli9 gbrifti. SIN
tir6lihen Spra1gebrau9 be6eutet Mb=
Dent i.ur bic 3eit ber grmartung bieierI
Mnfnnft. Sic erften @pure1t pom elmer
Mbpents1eier treten bei ber 9Dnobe BON
6arago5Ja i'm Sabre $50 berpor uno in
ben Yreoigten bes 81. gdlarius Dost Mr=
les, Der in Sabre 524 itarb. Sic Daner
bes Mbbents ipar ME 8a15 8lei9mdbi9
it ben einaelnen 2dnber1t, llripriingli9
be9antt lie 40 Sage ppr Meibna6ten,
iebt 1T iie auf bier SDt1ntage bor Meib=
na9ten feitgeiebt. 9ies MbDentsaeit 1T ei=
ne 6affen5eit; bic 1aittase finb. aber II,
ben ber{9iebenert 9dnbern perl9ieben; |
c,.A E.4N ~ h;oSor 1pit fpiprIi n 81
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OS$bSEJSsS HSS& fNVS eso l:~S~t%S ~SJs~SsSSssj
jeine Gra,i lebnte nit feu9tem Auge IN
eisaer eaiiterniide. .~ =
Glue ,.e,se 8ebet,,,e G5efen:
Sbaft. 3u ben 6reiu,aurern, Obj
TeiIotps lno onSern @jebeinsbiinoef,.
nselme unlere Ser. @taate1, pon einenl
Gnse auu, anberen spie nit einen. bi9ter
N$ uun5ponnt babet,, 1T iii iiin9lter 3eit
eiT tpeiterer @ebeimbunb gefprnn,en, be,
es bprnebn,li4 anf Die 0ormer uni
gDstn trp =2eute abge5eben fat uni
bejonoers ii, Srmo unb SfIinoia
Itort oerbreitet iein iou. Sic Mitgliebet
bieies. t,e,len @ebeimbunbes ,1ennen fid
Patrons Of Husbandry", @eI6iiber
ber 2anbuirtblhaft) uno oeren 2o9ei,
Oranges" (Meierb0fe.) Na9 benz
,sgDeltboten" bat fi9 bieiers @ebein,=
0rben bereits iiber 20 Staaten ber
lti1io,, perbreitet. Geine Mitglieberiabl
1ddbt man gegentrdrtig o,lf !, SOC, 900.
MlIeit III Soma fpq es LOG, 900 Mt=
slieber unb in Sni,tois nod nebr geben.
1nfdnsli9 iou Der 3tped bieier sebeimen
@ekn{6aft allerbings leb;9li9 S9uk Der
Ianbtpirtb1 1daftli1en SntreHen !se,ueien
iein, baber {i6 leiber! au6 piele arsloIe
gbfi}tea gun, MnI9l,sb an bieielbe baben
perlpden tqIfef.; aber NIT 5i, balb bat
sud- biele Geieu}9aft, pie aIle 8ebeime
8eieufdafteu, nod ean5 arbere. 9inse
in ben Rreis ibrer 8eitrebuns se5ogen,
.s9. J5roerutg ber geiitssausbilb
nieier .ub dbnli9er grideinungen be-
stlertt bers s2utbera,,er@ sait5 ri6tis, iiebt
Der ernfe, na9terne GbriF NIT grober
Beiorgnib in Die 3utnnft. Wobin
loiro nnb n1ub es es'oii9 fi1ren, bab i9
M alnlerer ! Seit,1age51 3 =, alles IN lanter
seleinae @elelldaftet' oerfuppelt oie
i1Ets ntebt lllr bor allen anf ibrel. NortDeil
bsssoa1t So 1il1o, lonoern aud l6lieBlih int=
tter ppt1 getpiilen l9ianei, sein5eine1t Yer=
1ee,i ee.n,i,t 5a lt,;a lpsde, feg'srI ,Dsroer,
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
long ISLAND.

RIyERHFAD.-Probably the largest artificial
cranberry patch Long Island, II not IN the world Is
situated on the banks the Peeonic River this
place. II extends nearly mile on each side OF the
stream. II was started by DR.. 4. b. Luce aud s. Lee
The stream at that point formerly wIdened into pond,
which by artificial means reducet TO a uari""
stream leaving the principal part or the original bottom
available for the proposed purpose. The prOpretoIs
have about sixty thicly covered with plants az
set out by hand, which full OF blossoms, ana
promise large yield OF berries The profits OF the crop
are expected 10 be very large
NEwrowY.-The Town Board Of Assessors, yesterday
afternoon gave public hearing 20 suO committee OF
the Committee OF SeventyOne and other cliI1s' a the
real estate benefited by the recently completed thor
oughiares The subcommittee and large delegation
f citizens present ana expressed their views.
After short consultation the Assessors announced that
they would increase the assessments on property al
iaceut 10 Thomson and Jacksonavcs. and tue Maurice
road The President Of the Committee OF Seventy-one
and oectOr McGowan have come 10 understand
ing which Will insure the return 70 individuals OF money
Maid upon Grands ST. assessment which, IL has been
desded were illegally collected. IA sufficient number
of town bonds, issued by the Supervisor upon requs
non OF the Commissioners OF the Williamsburgh turn
pike Improvement, have been sold % warrant the
sumption " the work, which had been suspended for
want OF funds.
LONG ISLAND CIrY.-The Queens County Democratic
Central Committee met IN this city, yesterday morning.
and organized by electing County Judge J. j. Arm
strong Of Jamaica, Chairman; j. h. Pearsall OF Glen
Cove Secretary; aud l.. kellum, Treasurer After dls
cussng the plan OF organizing Tor tho Fall campaign,
&c. the Committee adl0urnod 10 meet at Flushing' ON
sept "A much needed improvement Is being made
IN the cells at the Second Precinct station Heretofore
the ventilation has been very poor but the doors arc
low being aLted with iron CRATES and An openiE mas
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
BRooKLYys OFFAL CONTRACT.

The disposal of the Olal contract now held
by Edward Clark sn continues to be discussed By the
health authorities Of Brooklyn ana joint session Of the
Board Of Health and Board Of City Works to consider
the matter held yesterday morning, Gen. Jourdan
presiding.
Commissioner Fowler denounced Clark and the man
in which he performed his work, and was in favor Of
giving days notice to his suretes that the contract
would be annucd. Commissioner Jourdan said that all
he desired was that Clark should perform his work
properly, but he Of the opinion that would require
extraordinary pushing to make bin do So C0mmis-
soner Palmer added that the Board OF City Works had
two men constantly watching Clark, and paid them 50
each per day. DR.. Hutchinson in favor OF having
Cdrks contract aBuued at once, rs was eyd nt from
his repeated violations OF promises that he ana not lu
tend 70 perform his work properly. Cpmmlssloner
Jourdan stated that 10 costing the Police Depart
ment 5000 a year to pay the policemen engaged IN
watching Clark; and one man, Oihcer Elias had been
killed by the horrible stencil at the OLdl dock
After much debate 10 was decided TO aunul Cl7rH5
contract and give his Eurccs 10 days IN which 70 under
take the work.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
A RIoToUs MILITARY COMPANY

A military company known as the "Knights
Columbia" held picnic at Lion Park IN West Ninety
sixthst, on Wednesday. and remained until late at
night. AT midnight several members OF the Company,
being intoxicated began fighting with tho musicians OF
the band which was in attendance. Capt. Mcdonnell Of
the Thirty-rst Precinct informed of the disturb
aDce, and hastened to the Park with squad OF patrol
men. On arriving they at arrested the most dis
orderly OF the Company, and about taking them to
the Onehundredthst station-house when they at
tackled by all the members OF the Company. fierce
struggle followed, the members OF the Company using
their muskets weapons Of oense and the police their
clubs. The police wore quickly victorious,
however. and drove the Company out OF the
Park Several policemen followed in pursuit, and
entered Elghh-aye. car. into which several Of the
rioters had fed. Martin Hopkins resisted arrest, aud
attempted 70 stab one OF the officers with a baYOlet
Patrolman Haggerty at once sprang upon Hopkins.
disarmed him. and took him TO the house After
the combat over 10 found that i've OF the
prisoners had received scalp wounds from the
blows OF the officers clubs. The wounded men were
taken 70 tbe station house, where their WOUNDS we're
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
HOWE NorEs

The newly appointed Commissioners of Ac-
counts paid their trst official visit to the Controllers
Office, yesterday afternoon They had an Interview
with Mr. Green and announced that they WOuIO DcsIh
the discharge OF their duties IN a few days.
A committee from the German-American As
sociaon the ostensibe object Of which is TO DO away
with the question OF nationality in politics called upon
the Mayor Yesterday ana Iryteu la 10 sP'Ih I a. a q
The following were the receipts at the Con-
roers Office yesterdIy: From assessments for street
openings and improvements, and interest slOlGO 62 !;
arrears OF taxes and water rents and Inter
est So2J2 o. market rents and fees Slo3g O5 CrOton
Water rents and penalties and permits, S2so5J 81 per
nits connection with sewers, &c, S2yJ permits
FOR street stands. DC, S42j licenses thI nncs Mayors
second Marshal SOL sales yigl1el pipes, $40 Go total
SJl,J35 "a
The Excise Commissioners informed Sheriff
Brennan yesterday, that they intended furnishing him
with list Of the persons selling liquor without license
and that they would soon formally request him 70 use
lis deputies 10 close sIch saloons the new sections al
ded to the excise law by the state Leg'ltie az lt to
session giving him that power Tne sheriff Will proD4-
oily appoint special deputy shers for tins purpose
Henry A. Cassibur of No. 81 FOurth-aye., and
Charles Be.lmuller Of No. Liyinsston-place have
charged Edward Everett with representing himself as
an agent OF the Mercantile Library Association and col
Letting their yearly subscriptions lie ua7 been held ia
$500 bail on each char-e. lafLc hummer oi tiCAets
have missed from the Library aud u s thOu-ut
tnlt the accused has been somewhat extensively en-
gagged in this swindle
At the Kingsbridgc-rOad costs investigation,
Yesterday Mr. Youmons, City Surveyor, was called and
testified that he was acquainted with the topography Of
the upper part OF island, and hc considered that
10000 would repay Mr. Boyle FOR hls work on the Kings
hda,-rDad These hgurcs DO not, however include Jue
eYtrl labor performed by Mr. Boyle. TIE investigation
adjourned to-day, when is hoped that the taking
ofeydence will be concluded
A row of residences is going up on the west
side OF Frstayc., between Fortythird and Forty
fourhts the space for which was blasted from ledge
~ rocks Another row is building on the east side OF
the avenue between Forty seventh and Fortyeighth
sts building 100 feet square, 1or the manufacture OF
pctvrcu Seventh and ElsAthavcs.: and several large
hsf in brown and ONO stone arc IN course OF eIeCtOn
IN CarmIug.st near ST. Johns churchyard.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
THE DUTIES OF RECEIVERS.

APPLICATION TO REMOVE VIM. NJ. TWEED, JR., FROM
THE RECEIvERsuP OF THE COMMONWEALTH
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
A motion was made in the Supreme Court,
Chambers yesterday before Judge Pratt, on behalf OF
Geo W. Barnes, who had policy in the Commonwealth
Fire Insurance Company at the time Of its ailnre and
afterward had loss by fire. to remove VIM. NJ Tweed,
r the receiyershp. BY order Of the Court the
receiver ir Tweed reinsurcd I'm another company all
the outstanding risks for about sos On the present
application II Is claimed that the receiver has not as re-
quired by law, filed The quarterly report with the Clerk
the Court that he has without authority Of law ex.
pended 100000, and that the bond he is under or
5000 is not a sufficient security.
Mr.. Sckney behalf Of the petitioner, claimed that,
under decision In 1871 the Court itself had author
ty without the consent OF those insured to order re-
ont OF uucarEcd premiums. Il wasthcir right
TO demand back the uncarned premiums The payment
OF the $4,000 was therefore Illegal. He also urged that
section Of the act for winding concerns
on failure do hi3 unless excused the statute inn
peratiyCly enoined the Court the removal OF the
referee.
Mr. Treman, on behalf Of tho receiver claimed that
the petitioner not having had the amount OF nS claim,
its justice judically determined. In position
10 mako the Application, ana that since the decision
cited by Sckney, general powers OF the Court
over It's receivers had been extended 10y the act OF 1855
so that Court could order reinsurance and the
referee having acted under the order OF the Court was
protected lie further argued that the later acts by
providing for other than quarterly reports and by pro-
vIding that receiver give reports when called on by
Court, had repealed tie earlier act. IneareccYcr
had made reports already aud had asked referee
take and state his accounts IL appeared nv these
reports thar the amount Of cash TO the credit 0f tue
receiver was about $4,000 last year Inc security Oh
$50 90 was therefore ample.
The Court took the papers.