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New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

BreeOoyi Hosse-K. Won Schlezer, German Minister
M Nicholas Hobl-Gov. Hadiey Of AkAb0S and
Gen Gamsb N,icsn Claims COmmissone fh hvtnw Ho,'
Sensor HAs Of Louisiana the Hon G. o. Fogg ef New
Hampshire N. Nelson Of Pouehkeephe H. Porter
Chicago Pnfer Of The Boaon Herald and Henri IT, fsfeI
Of Boston Saturday Brshap Gah ClortndoH HohC ON
SsneT, u s. Navy MdTgpolaa Hot,l-Ise Hon ~ w
Miller Of Albany Hon w. W. Wright Of Geneva T. and Ben
Field Albion n Y....SL Jdrles Hot-H b. Harrison and ..
Scranton Ns York Hote-Cap 'obrape Of e
Brit uedy OF steamship City OF hones
uaTk HoLl-JOn Wnsow OF Poughktpe. Gfsty Hes-hh
Cougressuau Dennis Mccarthy Of ofSyracuse.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY.-Mrs. Mcconnell OF Canal St.
while under the influence Of liquor overturned kettle
of boiling upon her person, yesterday and SUE
taned injuries Charles Heart was committed
to the Hudson County Jail, yesterday charged with
stealing quantity Of goods from No. Ai NevarRave
. The longsboremen Of this city made an attempt yes
terday, 20 prevent number OF New-York lOngsh0re.
men from unloading the schooner Alberger at Cum
mings's dock, near COmmunipaw. squad Of police
called out and riot, which az one time seemed
imminent. was prevented. The first annual Charity
Ball for the benefit Of the Orphans Home, ia PayOna-
ave, Will be gwen tonight az Keper Han.
NEWARK-The Jury in the case OF Hirsch Harris,
charged with the robbery OF Kremenz Cos jewelry
factory after remaining out all night aud uutl noon
Yesterday failed 10 agree and DISCHARGED civil
suit has been instituted against Harris by KTemCutz
4 Co. 10 the value Of the JeweIy alleged
20 have been stolen. He will stil remain IN.
carcerated, as ne is unable 10 furnish the tl2GH
bail required Judge AMI COndlt OF the Es-ex
Courts Will enter upon his new duties AIr l. There
6 deaths last week, six OF which from small
pox. Charles Munster has been elected President Of
the German Veteran Association.
HARRIsoH.The inquest held yesterday upou the foiy
Of Thomas Fitzgerald. who died frbm the effects Of
injuries received from steam shoye while working for
the Pennsy ylvania Railroad Company last week resulted
In a verdict OF accidental death the jury CoLsurod the
Company for earelessDess.
PAJERsoN.-The receipts OF taxee for the past week
g. COO The sale Of property for Of taxes
will begin on Monday, Feb. The employees Of Heards
ilkweavnR establishment, at the lower Beaver Mil
struck. yesterday, on account Of reduction n wages
RUTHERTURD PARK.-An Ere Railway passenger train
was thrown from the track at tins place, yesterday
through the breaking Oi "a coupling. The damage wifi
reach 5000 All trans weIe delayed about az hour bat
injured
CASSES.-Dr. Isaac g. Milford age f3 died yef,o1day
morning lie was leading cluzeD, aud all old politician
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
A REMINDER OF RECETvERsHIPs.
WHAT JUDGE BARNARD's FAvORs WERE WORTH
TO IFS FRIENDS AND THEIR COUNSEL.

WHAT JUDGE BARNARD's FAvORs WERE WORTH
TO HIs FRIENDS AND THEIR COUNSEL.
very interesting case to those who are
fond Of studying the possibilities Of judicial erontery
and reckesness has Just been concluded In the Supreme
Court The circumstances which constitute the cause Of
the action ir the present suit date back 1862 when
Judge Barnard upon the Supreme Court Bench and
dispensed Justice in favor OF his friends. In
this suit James " schenck and John r. RyOn, judgment
creditors TO The of $294 Il OF Miller Loeb the
former prOpretOrs Of the Glenham Hotel, stand as
plaintiffs seeking 70 compel D. p. Ingraham jr, re-
eeiyer Of the Glenham Hotel property, aud Ira
Ehafer and Nelson Smith, counsel 20 the receiver
defendants pay the amount OF the judgment out Of
moneys geG Lave been improperly awarded by
Judge Barnard OF receivershp funds. Dur
aug the trial befs.e Judge Van Brunt the plaintiffs
evidence % value Of the services Of Ingraham
Bhser and Smith, other than what appeared by the re-
cord which showed that the entire period Of the
oewershp bet more than months d. 7. Peters
beEg receiver fer few weeks, and InRaham for the
TestOf the time The entire realized by the receiver
from sale Of the ErODerty upder order Of the court
t94l5 a. The snbjOined account Of the young
shows the value which attached his than
moD&h's service, a. well 20 the assistance OF the
oouesei employed:
REcEiSERs ACCOUNT.
To anoa1t OF funds A. IlB O.
D.-bnrtegIents, per order Of court dated
D. p Ingrahsm. Jr, as reeayer and manager . 300 90
Ira sbafer. counsel 10 receiver .,...... 1900 90
la ELaner a. counsel 20 Receiver Pet3rs... $50 90
Nelson SniLb as attorney "a Jngrsham 46s 80
wn. J. McAtsfeT, attorney 10 PeteTs-..... us O.
Henry ~ McreHze attorney 70 Doeb....-<..... 25 %
John v GTid4l Collector Of Irfernal Revenue sls
a. Al. CbatteTtl SupeTDte 500 90
Total %
Bsde tie above amount for expenses there are items
ICT subordinate helP. such seTyants &c., 10 the
aDovDt Of As o. making grand total OF tSIo2 49, or
tIf than the entire amount that came into the
e,8se,s hands In tbs fOsn the accounts passed
iyy judge Barnard, who appointed d. r. IngrahaID jr
aid the latter was released from bis reeeigershp and
ioRGsxOen ex0nerated In the present suit by
Che Judgment creditors the 70 the receiver and
Iyo couDseL particularly those 70 the latter are the
oly ones attacked by the plaintiff who Geek 70 have
ll.em applied 10 The payment OF the judgment IN their
layos the ground that the receiver WITHOUT
Ihgrly 70 employ e9anstI tos himseu and the allowance
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18

Of counsel fees for representing pars TO tho litigation
was equally withOat authority Judge van olun' ""'
reserved his deCnaOn.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY, AT DlCy.EsoSs. m PARK
s.u-sso Ecop-4Io p u.-'s' Midnsh,-oso i,epge-s.o
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
Cash Assets, Jan. 1, 1873, S21,667OOO IA
APPROPRIATED AS FOLLOW

APPROPRIATED
Amount Of adjusted losses due subse-
Qnent 10 Jan. !, l873..........."
Amount Of reported losses awaiting
proof, 6e..... ....,......,......
Amount reserved for reinsurance on
eIisung policies, insunug Pll7,-
6ll 75J II participating insurance
lat four per cent Carlisle net pre-
miaml-Sl, 200. .85l IS, nou-pAr-
ticipating. lat hye per cent Car
Isle net premiuin) ).,.............
Balance Of return premium OF 1872,
payable during the year l873......
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
DiVisible Surplus 1855 $1,6l2,424 50

the undivided surplus Of $l62 % the Board o Trustees
declared reversonay dividend available settlement Of DeIs
premium, participating policies proporoned their eoubG-
surplus The cash value Of such used SET
Element premiums, II the policy yholder 50 elect
During the year so policies have been Issued, nuI0g s2S
%
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
TRUSTEES

TRUSTEES
NORRIS FRANKLIN, President Of the NewTork Life Insurance
Compsnv
DAVID Dows David Co.. Merehanl Sou,h-si
ISAAC c. KENDALL (Msrchaur Union Buildings william
Pine
DANIEL s. MILLER Lsie Daier, Miller Co, GrOcerl
HENRY K BOGERT (BoSeri KueeAndl, No. 40 wlliGrst
JOHN MARS Nierehani) 20 Southst
WIN H. APPLETON tAppeon Il Co., Pubusherl SO and s't
Broadway.
ROBERT B. COLLINS collins Brothers, SaOnepl Jlo Broad
way.
WILLIAM BARTON (Banker), 90 wallst
VIM A. BOOTH Booth Edgar, 100 wAlst
GEORGE A. oSGOOD (Banker) IS Brosd.st
HENRY BOWERS Banker. % Broad.st
CHAS L. ANTHONY (Anthony Hall Dry Goods 81 Le"usrdst
SANFORD COBB President Eagle Fire Insurance Company IL
WaLst
EDWARD MARTIN o. Martin Son PoVisonD % Front ts,
EDWIN H0YT (Ioy Spgues Co., Dry GOod 100 FranAru s.
B. CHAPLIN H. b. Csan Dry Goodsl. Church
and worth-sts
]. r. SEYMOUR o. +. Seymour Coz 79 Waueh-st
CORNELIUS R. B0GBRT, NJ. D., ST. MsrTs.phee.
WILLIAM BEBkS YeePresiien Of the Ne~Yok Life iBsar-
Company.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
WILLIAM h. BEERS, vice-President and
Actuary.
THEODORE NJ BANTA Cashier
d. O'DELL, Superintendent Of Agencies
CORNELIUS R. BoGRRT, NJ D.. M.dieal
GEORGE WILKES NJ. d., )EIAminer
CHARLES WRIGHT. NJ D., Assistant Medical Examiner
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
lApbomesmshAI

CHEMICAL Fo0D,
BEAiN, HESyous SYsTEs, BLOOD. WIN
Crsyrrhf UYTcpHo,pHirts LIHE Sopk. Tut
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

PoRTCHEsTER.-The people of this village
were greatly excited Saturday by the death o. Frank
Burnham age about ls, after few days Illness is
alleged by his parents through doses Of morphine
administered accordance with prescription by
their family physician DIR. Rockwell young Iracti-
TONER in the village Coroner Brennecke ordered post
mortem examination OF the body 20 be made by phys-
clans OF extensive experience IN the DeghborhOod no
subsequently, testified that death resulted from !uham
nation Of the brain The Jury then rendered verdict
exoueratpg Dr. Rockwell from all blame.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18

IBgTNG
'EHING. the 18th inst. at 8 o'eloef'
J, and TO send delegation 10 Albany
udiBg IN the Legislature to secure
classes are interested, all elAisss
D SUTHERLAND
iade By the Hon. z. Dalsdeld Smith,
iit, esq, Gen. Franz sigeli Gen.
s. Z. Church, and several other
.ell how she feels on this subject,
VIM. BUTLER DUNCAN,
s. o. BABCOCK,
q. B. RUGGLEs,
r. N. BLATCHP0RD,
q A. wITTHAUS,
JOHNSTON LIVINGSTON,
CHARLES D. DICKEY,
EDWARD COOPER,
W. B. HARRISON,
FRANZ sIGEL,
8. Z. CHURCH.
DWIGHT II. OLMSTBAD.
II. MORRISON,
PEAKB, oPDYKB & CO.,
WELLS, FARGO & co.
D0DD 4 MEAD,
SETH B. HUNT & CO.,
OGDEN l. CLARK,
HOWES 4 MACY,
w. b. HATCH & CO.,
CONDERT BROS,
GEORGE HOFFMAN,,
JAS. F. RUGGLBS,
FL. GARRETTSOS,
PHILLIP G. WEAVER,
PAUL J. ARMOUR,
o. c. HOFFMAN,
CLINTON LIVINGSTON,
B. l.. SOLOMON,
II. Is. HoUGHTON,
w. w. BALDWIN,
LORD & TAYLOR,
II. LANGsToN ROGERS,
OBLRICHS & CO.,
|. HYDE SPARKS.
GEO. II. SHARPE,
r. R. HAZARD, jr.,
henry g. COX.
GEORGE ELLIS,
BONUD & CO.,
JAMES MoNTRIrH,
7. L. THoRNELL,
ANTHONY < HALL,
REMINGTON < SONS,
DUENING & CO.,
HENRY g. J. PARBT,
DAVIDSON & JONES,
&. b. 4 J. I. MITCHELL.
NICOL, DAVIDSON & CO.,
PARKER HANDY,
JBRE. JOHNSON, jr,
FAIRBANKS & CO.,
CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ,
OSCAR Z0LLIKOFFER.
AUGUSTUS WHITING,
HENRY sTOLLdRYER,
X. NJ CRAWFORD,
l.. p. BARRY,
d. s. GRIPPBN,
l.. W. WINCHESTER,
x. l.. STUART,
HERRING & FARRELL,
PATRICK II. JONES,
CHARLES P. PALMER,
FREDERICK KUHNB,
c. w. SWEET,
W. d. HILLYER.
vOSB, DINESMORB { CO,
DIGGS & CUNNINGHAM,
J. L. CADWALADER,
JOHN MCCLAYB,
JOHN H. MORRIS,
THOMAS FAYE,
3. s. MARSHALL,
W. II. POTTER.
JAMES L. ROGERS,
J. PATTON,
CHARLES $. SPENCER,
GEORGE II. BEND,
HENRY S. LEAYIrT,
HENRY r. FREELAND,
CHARLES II. MEYERS,
JAMES DB PBYsTER,
{. VAN BUREN,,
=. B. MEAD.
j. II. GOODWIN,
ROBERT 0RASBY,
{. w. KNAPP,
GILBERT BURLING,
l.. FREEMAN,
FRANCIS TONES,
ROBERT G. LIVINGSTON,
HENRY A. HURLBURT,
CHARLES K. Oracle,
THATCHER NJ. ADAMS,
q. S. SP0FF0RD,
DAVID hAHANY,
JOHN s. CRAIG.
LILLIECOTT l. co.
J. w. CANLTS,
JAMES &. ROGERS,
ROTHsCHUD L HYMAN,
ISAAC H0vEY,
GEORGE S. WILKES,
WILLIAM LAL0R,
JAMES hcCARTY,
\. B. HARD,
L. II. GIBSON.
JAMES w. GILLETT,
b.. KING,
HARRIS, BACON & Co.,
J. II. ANDERSON L Co.,
HENRY A. TALLER,
J. w. RIKER,
HENRY LEWIS,
=. A. WHEELER.
OLIVER II. BRYAN
ABRAHAM II. CARRICK.
EDWARD PATrERGOw,
W. ii. M0RRELL,
II. A. FOSTER.
THOMAS WALL,
ALBX. THAN,
J. MANSFIELD DAVIS,
sAAL G0LDsTICKBR,
ISAAC HoIsG.
JOS. II. GOODMAN,
GEO. W. ABBB,
EDWARD ANTHONY,
CHAs. II. hBYB8s,
GBo. b. CURTIS,
ABRAHAM BROWN,
N. J. PARLRB.
C. W. BURTON,
s. b. NOE,
CRAhER 4 Co.
w. W. BOWMAN,
SCOTT BROTHERS.
MOORE, TIsGUR d Co,
J. W. ASGHIrICk L Co..
ABN. II. CARRICk.
Y. c. LBQUIKRDE,
&. II. ylNIN0,
JOHN HONE,
=. SHERMAN,
Y. CLAPP,
h. X. STEVENS,
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
LONG ISLAND.

LITTLE NEcK.-The Queens County Board
Of Supervisors offered, yesterday reward OF $50 for
the apprehension and conviction Of the murderer Of
James Graham.
NEwTOyE-The bill OF Michael Delehanty, Justice Of
the Peace for 81 G5 audited yesterday, by the
Supervisors at $l9I O5 The other bills viii be disposed
of on Wednesday.
JAMAICA-The Board of Trustees have refused 20
firm the election OF Charles Hurley Assistant Engineer
OF the Fire Department. new election wiz be hed to-
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18

M NUN. SOSl
Sill preside. Addresses will be
Ion. Charles Crsry, Abram IS. III
Egbert L. yiele, william X. Mart
Fell-known gentlemen.
Let New. York now speak out an
nd what she intends 10 do.
PETER COOPER,
EMIL sAUBR.
COURTLANDT PALMER,
CHARLES II. RUSSELL,
ROBERT s. HONE,
J. W. DREXEL.
HOWARD POTTER,
A. S. HEWITT.
THOMAS A. YYsB, r.,
GEO. B. MCCLELLAN,
Y. DELAFIELD SMITH,
JOHN JACOB AsTOR,
COURT. PALMER, jL,
II. B. CLAFLIN 4 CO.,
Low, HARTMAN & CO..
A. D. p. RANDOLPH,
J. & c. JOHNSTON.
J. MCCREERY 4 CO.,
HENRY CLBWS 4 CO.,
BROWN L WADsWoRTH,
CAMB. LIVINGSTONE,
p. II. CoSSITT,
r. N. HAZARD,
W. L. CHAMBERLAIN,
LLOYD ASPINWALL,
". hOLLER 4 SON,
GEORGE w. STETS ON,
W. NJ. JOHNSON,
C. L. TIFFANY,
WISE 4 CO.,
GRlPPITH THOMAS,
ARNOLD L CONSTABLE,
OGDEN BROWN Il CO.,
KUSARDT & Co,
HENDERSON BROS,
AUSTIN, BALDWIN L CO..
c. d. JAFPRAY,
D. APPLETON l. CO.,
JOHN z. JOHNSON,
N. C. TURNER,
EDGAR =. BROWN,
W. REDMOND L SON,
NJ. II. LEVIN,
GUN 4. BEDFORD,
JOHN C0CHRAHB,
J. 7. DE- NAVARRO,
R. l.. KENNEDY,
Y. II. BROWN,
n. & l.. SLOAN.
JAY COOKE q CO.,
HORACE RUSSELL,
D. W. JAMES.
l. ABNER HARPER,
A. A. LEVY,
LUCIUS S. C0MSTOCK,
JOHN w. MARSHALL,
FRANCIS TONES,
R. II. ARKBsBURG,
ISAAC WOOD.
c. LIVINGSTON.
W. II. RAYHOR.
NJ. T. MCMAHON,
PIERRE LORILLARD,
D. II. WICKHAM,
J. A. MOEHglMER,
]. c. JACKSON,
CHARLES HlHKLB,
EDWARD FITCH,
I. A. MORA,
JOHN II. ANDERSON,
NORRIS FRANKLIN,
LEWIS J. PHILLIPS,
SAMUEL LEGGATT,
BENJAMIN LEMAlHER,
D. 5. DUNsCoMB,
PARK & TILF0RD,
OGDEN, BRoWRR & CO.,
MARTIN II. LEVIN,
HENRY c. BABC0CK,
CHARLES q. DODGE,
GEORGE c. CLARK,
CHARLES S. BROWN,
L. W. WINCHESTER,
GRIFFITH ROWE,
w. L. C0RTBLYOU,
PHILLIP FREES,
A. A. CLAUSSBN,
J. KAVAEAGH.
W. SToDDARD,
J. W. CLOVES,
sACCHI & BURLING.
HAIRY J. NICHOLAS,
JAS. p. KERN0CHAH,
GEORGE q. HAVEN,
JOHN II. DRAPER,
CHARLES A. POST,
LEYLAED BROTHERS,
HENRY NJ. HALL,
Z. EUSTICB COLB,
FDMUNDS 4 RANDOLPH,
f. A. vAEDRRHooP.
w. REDMOND & SON,
GEORGE w. FARNHAM,
JAMES HOGG,
w. w. CLARKE,
l.. J. PHILLIPS,
J. w. PIBRSOS,
A. q. BRADLEY,
SANDS Il DR. PRYsTER,
z. A. SMITH,
v.K. STEVENSON L SON,
COOLEY, BlGLOW < CO.,
HENRY J. SAUL,
W. OPPgsHBTdRR,
EDMUND A. SMITH.
EDWARD G. KING,
JOSEPH l. POTTER
EDGAR WILLIAMS.
GEORGE W. RAYSoR,
A. l. N. TITUS,
WILLIAM A. GIBSON,
HALL J. HOW,
K FISHER,
ROBERT WARD,
LOUIS A. GBHT,
W. D. BLACK,
PHILLIP TER rs,
W. HENRY POTTER,
WE'D. W. CLARKE,
CHAs. l.. BROWN,
J. T. McCAHILJ,
GEO. s. WILKES,
X. II. GIBSON,
q. T. BAILLY.
MATT. ELLIS,
SAMUEL b. JONES,
PAIN, GOODWIN 4 CO.,
". FERGUSON,
l.. Y. H0GHgs L CO.,
THos sgwSTRATTKR,
O. J. mAssELL & CO.,
Y. N. BULL d CO..
WIN. gwART 4 SON,
4. l. W. B. C0RWIH,
II. N. VALENTINE,
A. W. CRoPiT.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
The Ereest Circulation Of the People
at the Lowest Fares.

The Peop. OF HeuYork ndose these sentiments and who be
eve that when the City FeTfork should proves
for her own wants and other people in The matter Of ri
D, ~ ,b Droyded for them in the matter
invited TO assemble in
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-12-18
I I'll h Z OS II
vi idlsburr,. December ~, 1873.

War ~ A BfooDED HonsE lie
is horse having more than an or
dinary quantity Of drops or pounds
of blood in his system in proportion
TO his size and weight. This large
amount Of blood acts upon his system
through a large heart aud correspon
dinghy barge arteries and veins. and
put in motion it acts ia driving him
10 speed just the same rs an incrcas.
ed amount of fire under the boiler
drives of greater amount of steam,
and makes the machinery go faster.
THIS large amount Of blood also aids
IN refining the skin, making it and
the horse finer than a horse of less
blood il refnes and gives elasticity
to the muscles, the feet. &c. it re
fines the entire horse. making strong
and valuable parts, and. fitting the
whole system for speed aud endm-
Ence.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-12-18
NREEMONT HOTEL,
II FREEMUNr sSYDER co., PA,

JOHN !. WOLF. Proprietor.
This new hotel isnow prepared TOR the
accomm odation Of guests aud viii afford
FIRST rate entertainment torcrscns visiting
Fremont. Every eiicr will be made 70
promote the comfort of travellers sioppiun
~ this house. CHOICE liquors - tAe Bs5
and y Stable supRlisd With the bssl the
sss'Is Hssl qss}s sSp's 4 : IN; I I. z ~
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-12-18
TERMS.
mum, il, dicGdc, Wih O.
mo free.
} CTSrS EXTRA. the q
DtsoIutiOn.

NOTICE is hereby given that the co.
partnership heretofore existing be-
t"e'n =. Venniug and II. II. ISpocht, trading
md foiui husiress w the nrm name ~ Henuiug
) $40 1t. AZ Meh or,iic, SNYDER county Pa, L
dissolved by mutual consent.
}. $. HENNING,
Sep. %. 'I3 II II SPECHr,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-12-18
Notice to tho Afsic,ed and rps.-t.,,.s
DER. EAgsRsNEY,S
Celebrated Bi0od Cleanser or Pan

Celebrated Biood Cleanser or Pan
0ce0.
The Panacea will not only cure old stand
ing and malignant complaints, hut is one OF
the best preventatives of such disorders
ever offered to the world. You can avoid
severe attacks Of acute diseases. such as
Cholera. Small Pox, Typhoid, Bilious,
Spotted and Intermittent Fcvers. by keen.
ing your blood purified. The different de-.
zrees Of all such diseases depend altogeth-
er upon the condition of the blood: for If
this vital fluid is dernnged you will take
disease mnch more readily than other.
wise, and the suffering will be in proper.
lion TO the amount Of foreign mattcf In the
blood. This is so reasonable that We need
not here make any Illustrations.
Remember the name and don't be put OF
with anything else which druggists mny
say is just as good as the BLOOD CLuAysEa.
Because they make more profits on cheap.
er articles.
Sold by druggists and dealers every
where.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-13
BOARD OF HEALTH.
REGULAR MEETING LAST rvExIEa.

The regular meeting of the Board OF Health vas
held last evening, President Mccall in the chair
The FIRST Ward Committee reported the abate-
ment OF the nuisance caused by staRnant Yatkr ON
Parrish street, and the nuisance causei bV over
flowing cesspools at Front and shipley streais 4,
The Second Ward Committee FepoFted that tho
nuisance caused by flooded cellars on Water street
between King aud French, had been abated. g I
The Seventh Ward Committees reported the
abatement OF the nuisanced produce by ponds OF
3sgnant water at Thirteenth and West and
Washington streets. t-i : =
Several committees were continued on various
nuisances under their consideration .-i-
On the bill against the Montgomery estate. tAe
Treasurer reported that he could End no proof e,i
the work being done. and that the heirs OF the c.
tate deny that the work ordered by the Board Lad
been done. The report also stated that there was
no chance Of ever getting the money. and asked
that she Treasurer be discharged from further con
sideration Of the subject Adopted. AZ 3GF q
The report OF the Special COMMITTEES oh organ
izinR and systematizing the work Of night aeaVen.
gerinP, presented report, which was laid oger
one week, and thirty copies ordered 70 be pFintel
tor the use Of MEMBER .
A communication was read from Francis Win.
cent, complaining OF q maFsh ADJOINING BIS house
on West street, between Thirteenth and Fonr.
teenth, and requesting that II be Allad Rsisrrsd
to the Seventh Ward c0mmittoo. f4aet
An order Tor SIC N favor Of Wm. g. Hayes. ana
Henry Eckel was directed 20 bo drawn, ana ~
Board adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-13

DEDICATION oE TIKI New Masonic TGNPLE.-
IN Philadelphia, last evening, at the old Masonic
Temple, on Chestnut street meeting Of the mar
shais ana masers Of ihe differ ent oGges was held
.or the purpose OF making preparations for the
coming procession on tbe &c h inst, en- ths occa-
sion ot the decica,ion OF the magnificent new
Temple, Cd Broad street There was a large at
tendance
After few explanatory remarks. the Grand
Iarsl al Grorge W. Wood, made Ike followinp
announce meat, that tie process lou will form on
Bioad street south Of Chestnut, at 8 o'clock pre-
'lsely, preparatory 10 moving nt half-past eieht.
with the ieit ~ front. Tue line will proceed nm
4e west side ct Broad street TO Columbia ave-
nue.. Nheeilng there. will Count. rmarch down
the east side OF Brood 10 Arch, where the column
WI halt and open iisht and lett the bands NOV
ing 10 the left Of the line. The officers OF the
Grand Lodge viii move ibroU b tile open line 10
Tie DroJd street entrBpoe 10 the Nex Temple the
various lodges ibi.ing in behind. The entire pro.
ces Sion vii! 'hen move ino TIE building and al
The ucing The members Of the Grand Lodge
vii leave the line and march into the Grand
Chapter room, 10 prepare for the subsequent ded-
'catoTy services in the Grand Lodge room.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-13
Police Cases.
nEFoRE MAYOR sIMNs.


+ John Reed was arrested By officer Nickerson
on the charge of stealing box OF cigars from
Mrs. Rebecca Montgomery, who keeps . Front
street liquor saloon. At the trial Mrs. N. fail
ed to prove the theft, and Reed was discharg
ed.
Chas. Peters and Charles Spence, col, were
arrested by officer Bonner charged with threa'
tening to do bodily harm to Patrick F0ord.-
Butat the trial Patrick was nOn-plussed. From
the fact that lone nagur looks so much like
anlthe, !" he could not identity the parties, and
the case was, of course. dismissed. Then ex-
claimed Patrick, "lhem Is the meRr' But it
was too late, and Patrick still fears the two
enemies whom he is unable to recognized.
VIM. Myers, and Harry Black, two incorri-
gible cDl0eed boys, aged about ~ years, epteI-
ed Annie NJ. ScOtt's Trimming store, on Fifth
street, between Jefferson and Madison, last
evening, and stole "a from the money drawer.
They were caught by officers Bernhart and
Whalen. and after trial, this morning, were
held to bail In the sum OF 5000, to answer the
charge at Court
John WinslOw, for vagrancy, arrested by Off
cef NickersOn, was committed to New Castle
for thirty days. tH
John Mccartney, by officer Brckle George
Roach, by officer Bradford, and John Mullen,
by officer Hope, for drunkenness, were each
fined fifty cents and costs. "'''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-13


The QUEENSTOWN AND HARRINGTON Il.
Rim an interview with one OF the officials
Of this important railroad enterprise, we were
assured that the road is already an nndOubted
success. Large capitalists back the project,
and already engineers are ordered to immedi-
ateIy stake ont the route. The iron is ordered
and will delivered within three months. I'M
der the contract which is awarded the road it
Is to be completed aud passenger coaches run
ming by tae 1st Of next July. In July last, at
Lewes, the officers Of this road met the officers
OF the junction & Breakwater road from whom
they received positive assurance of cO-opeTa-
ton, and proposal that the j. & B. would
lease their road to the Baltimore men. The
terms proposed by the latter were to put the
& b. In good repair, and pay the interestOn
Their bonded debt the first year, and the second
year 10 DO The same aud pay one per cent on
the capital stock Of the j. 4 b. road and each
year thereafter TO increase by one per cent
until they reached six per cent, at which rate
they propose to retain the road thereafter
Within very short time there is to be anoth
er meeting OF these corporations, at which
either this or some similar agreement will be
cOnsHmated. This road will run two express
trains daily from Baltimore TO LeWes and has
an agreement with d leading Steamship COM
| pany OF New York that as soon as the road is
complete they will pnt on q daily line Of fast
prOpellers to New York city. They expect
the business Of the road to grow within two
| years to such proportions as to enable them to
frun one steamer for paasengeT1 aud another
freight daily. Let all the people say amen
| Mjlf1rd Net1S,