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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09
TIE ACCUSED SHERIFF.

FURTHER INSTANCES OF FRAUD ADDUCED.
The examination of Sheriff Williams was re-
sumed yesterday afternoon, before the Special Com
mIttee OF the Board OF Supervisors. Thomas NJ Riley,
Justice OF the Third District Court and T.. Crummey,
Keeper Of the Penltenary the first Witnesses the
drift Of theG testimony being to prove that overchargcs
for board had been made IN the cases OF number Of
persons sent to the RiymonGst. Jail. ono Martin
Cah charged with 10 days board, While the testi
mony showed that the never in the
Jail at ALL and in cOrrOboration OF this state
ment, Justice Riley stated that the man paid
the fine imposed. Christopher Peters testified that
he was only three hours in the JAN, while
upon the sheriGTs bills charge for 90 days board
made Justice Ludwig Senior was called TO prove ad
dtional facts in this particular, but his testimony
brought others, perhaps interesting. His state
ments tended throw considerable light upon the loose
and irregular manner of collecting fines practiced by
the justices OF Brooklyn As an instance, he had r.
ceived money from the Jail without knowing what IL
was for from whom IL received and had turned
the same over the Controller without informing him
self as To these points. Eleven twelve witnesses
examined during the afternoon, their testimony in
the main being cOrTODOrtYe or the charges made, and
az the conclusion the Committee adjourned TIL next
Monday. The attendance yesterday afternoon was
large showing an increasing interest the DYestga
pervsOr COe, Chairman OF the Committee, holding that
hc vas partial In lis rulings. As cOuseq lthee, there
were many WOTdy battles. which served SOMEWHAT 10 re-
heye the nonOtOuy " the investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09
RAILROAD BONDS ON TRUNK LINES.

The most popular belief in regard to the financial
success railroads eoantry the present time embodied
IA the a that aAr LINES hardly fail to be
prosperous any Management that toeby honest and Ell
Gent such roads managed With the utmost ability econ
y aui integrity their looked upon certain. Tie great
confidence such lines % railroad based first the enormous
success prucps operation and secondly
mon the knopedre that traffic the Atlantic and the
West during future eags reach volume r beyond anything that
has yet beea
the every railroad reaching from the coast
10 the waters Of the vgab rivers Of the West has
special tor their careful investigation
One thee Important under construction the Portland AMI
Oriensurh Fairbanks Co.. 81 Broadway the we'll
krown s offering 50 Of the per
gold bonds the Vermont Division which III
miles long already completed for 90 me'-lCOmmeca aud
Financial Chronicle n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09
THE ANTERAILROAD MONOPOLY VICTORY IN
SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 7.-COmpIete returns
Of the election in this city show that Philip A. Roach
Antairoad Democrat. has been elected to the state
Senate instead OF A. s. Halllde. Independent. He Is
strong fiiend Of Senator Cassery. His colleague the
ticket, ex-Mayor Frank McCOppn q railroad candidate,
was beaten by Bartlett Independent, who had 1856 ma
jority. James Otis, Independents is elected Mayor by
l2sT majority. Mcdonald who received the united
Democratic vote 4. j. white, Democratic candidate
for Sheriff. was beaten by VIM. Mckihbin. Independent
who received 975I majority Patrick Crowley, candl
date for Chief Of Police both the Independent aud
Liberal Reform tickets, WAS defeated by III OdOre L.
COckrcll Democrat, by majority Of 3l52. Crowley was
opposed by tho ORDER Of Uaited Americans Char les
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09
A WONDERFUL PAPER.

From IN IiaLtgh N. O othI1,I
We often see sentiments expressed in The
NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE that neither please taste nor
sut our latitude. But in the main believe that Is
kindly towards us-as much 80 may expect Of any
Northern paper. Ii IS, have no doubt. independent
and honest and when Its views antagonize with our
own we set 1t TO Difference in raising" We have
already commended IL to our readers as the ablest
paper take IL all in all, that we have ever read. IL Is
powerful promoter of morals, education, and litera-
lure and SUCH IL merits the support OF the educated
people Of the South IL contains more valuable reading
The Mobile Register, the abest paper liz Alabama has
some remarks The TRIBUNE. winch We viii mere re
produce. We do that our readers may an what
light the greatest paper regards literature and science
They viii learn that those branches OF accomplishments
and learning made prominent part OF great daily
neMspaper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09
BROOKLYN INTERESTS.
THE BRIDGE RINGS POCKET FILLED

HE DhlDOE hlNN 1ON
SECRETS BETWEEN THREE DIRECTORS AND THE
BOARD OF APPORTIONNfENT- NINTH IN
sTALLNENT OF $4,000 PAID by THE CITY
WHAT THE PRIVATE STOCKHOLDERS NOW OWE
A meeting of the Board of Estimate ana
Apportonment called for 10 m. yesterday TO act
upon the following resolutions, which were aid over al
the last meeting resolution 10 issue sb0o0 worth OF
NevYork Bridge bonds raise money to pay the ninth
annual installment 10 the NewYork Bridge Company,
and resolution TO issue $4,000 worth OF bonds
20 provide funds 10 pay judgments and claims
against the County Of New-York. AZ the APP
pointed hour all the members OF the Board
presented themselves at the Controllers office, and
all Of them except Commissioner Wheeler appeared If
something very mysterious about to be done. They
ed private and hurried consultations with each other
an o'clock when, upon Controller Green's invitation,
they went into his private ROOM Mr. Wheeler entering
rather reluctantly because his theory is that the entire
transactions OF Board should be public. After re-
manning Controllers private room about an hour
1he Board came out and passed resolution 10 issue
$4,000 worth OF bonds raise money pay the ninth
annual In stanen u the Bridge Company; aid reso-
luton $4,000 worth Of bonds 10 provide FUNDS 10
pay and judgments against the County OF new
York
Notwithstanding the Efforts TO keep what occurred In
the Controllers private room profound secret IL was
discovered that in addition to the members OF the
Board following were there too Mr. stranahan the
President of the Brooklyn Park Commission; Mr.. Rob
inson. the President OF the Bridge Company, and Mr.
Prentice one OF the directors OF that Company 1t
so discovered that they submitted to the Board the
following statement showing the names of the private
stockholders in the Bridge Company, the amount paid
by EACH and the amount each up to Sept. !,
1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09

81 40 Ger. sm and f. demsnd a. 52S,3e nss sr Bette
advance 4 s os; s " Ps s4s. q $50 SS ss
ssiss 9s%".i as s's'I a.: s;e' ss
s ss s ssa. SsIy' Be-. a. sss a,d ceas 81
side. bs baysF sspmer e-a s q o o sdu So,
oas for Clear Rib sides: 10 w. Clear sides WHISKY hnsf
LOUISVILLE Sept sPour good de"'ut Erir, P,p
.Sa T White: F. s' csS, q ws s ' So Corn n
6006Se Oats Eun =, 42a4lS Rye good aeaDa n ~
bacon e.,y modrstc; 9, Clear RS sides To-
css. s s sSsi os wa cs Sd o los.c &C. higher
hot e, .l Fan az To- S ks % oS stem ns orders %
wOELE.Ns sept Pour dui .aes Treble Extra At 20 30
white MIedj 67G6sc Yeow Mixed zoe FOR Yeos and Shte
AZ 46di7c BrAnsnpgiy good At se Hay-gppg
good s22as2 Tor PhRei s2Ggs2 for Choice po o1 a a.
NIX se. 90 es e sdss Hans .ola At Il I5 Dry sailed
Me GIG for snonIie,s Lsri dali at sa9c for fsreei
i0Siosc for Fair to fulv Fair lie Tor Prime Mo,sS'
Ss 4 ss1 1s:s @' Y sf z - . f9;
f God iG r rs S ' SUIT s premium cd
osWEoo Sept s-Pqur 1. in FOOD and the d,
$500 65 81 IS 70 sgTing > - for snse win,
Ii ~ "a ot ~ s CTR s sses 1000 bush Ar 81. md
two car Load. at Soc Cora Ms-si q % gq
S SGS o 81" TOM c.rs PrsSwIe., 7sS Com and Rye
S1 70 R Sss5G E, bSTS 9: " no t. Ao a B
ton eOS to NeTY9Ts o 5oe 70 A6ay AZ s0 hS no
Flour 500 bush. wheat 2256 900 leet Of Lumber
i, s4aS5 90 spring whes. EIi Family 50 75qso 70 inter-
Red 81 02dsI 81; white 81 75asl So Rye steady s2gs5e
demand: Yellow G0c Mixed, OJc Oats STEADY bite
47d4Sc; Mixed f0d43c CofeeRio in GOOD fnsnd 81 d2c
gold Sugar frm Pair Good Refining Cuba, sd5si Gfcc
S2G9r Moasuha stock 3ic for 30 gsds sL
Peroesm Crude l0s Refined I6c whisky lo"eri western
10 iron. SD 81 o.
ST. LoUIs Sept em sales higher sales Of SUPER
fne Winter $1aSi So Extra de-, ~ 13dfj 20 Double tt
- b0d SO 20. Wheat sample lots saes OF NO
Red 81 40 Red Winter, 81 53asl 90 Com fmcr and
i1c for No. Mixed In elevator this sdci ab on last
side IN elevator stiff aud higher at 30 % for No East
side in elevator Barley 6m AMI higher s Of Choice to Fnel
Spring 81 272NSl 49, Rye easier at 7301Jc for No NhisE
lower 93a95c. Pork quiet at tl8 40, Bacon
aJy obng aud order sales Of shoulders At 40
9l2; Clear Rib Sides 1Ogl0 c Clear shss l02a lO]e Lard
quiet S34c hOgs higher - 25G 81 90 Cattle
Quiet al 81 5Ods4 75 rsns SO J0a$ 30 for Fair 70 Good
Beeycs; ~ 75dSj IS Tor Prime Choice Rscep's3OcO bb
Four ~ bn Wheat Il bush Corn IL 900 hnh Oats
1000 hush Barley 1000 bush BYE 1000 Hogs and 700 Cattle
HILNINGTOH, n. g., SSpn Iufpeutne steady ~ '5
steady a. 90 for Strained 50 81 0$i for Pale Crude
Turpnne-s2 Hard SO 259s3 50 for yellow Dip and Virgin
Tar dull aud decl1ngi sales al ~ IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS.

ro,noS sent e-l23O y m-Conso. for money, 92s3d922;
for the account, 81 - Eue Railway SHARES A. .
LIVERPOOL D. sl23O D. m.S1es Of Nrcans toon on tne
b. Good Orua rabe October and November AZ + The
ls on SATURDAY we bales 5000 OF which we're soi aer
he regular closing OF the market
LIVERPOOL sept 81 m,otton Is buoyanti hidlns pianos
Sc 9l Mdtng Orleans 9isU94 sales loOOO OS'eS iLc'1us
900 for speculation aud EXPORT ~ A.. - 4.
yYKPo61 Sent 81 30 D. mSsies Of Uplands Cotton on the
basis OF Low Nipgs deliverable September III do. on t1s
Ia Of Low Nlne, deliverable November 81 sales OF Orleans.
new crop Shipments on the Of Good 0rina at 9'sL Bread
stufs steldg.
ToSpoS Sen, 20 Of discount In the open mar
let for e ontb. Mills ga There has been nothing
doing in money ami discolut. il the open market
TfyvRpoot' sent 1870 a. IN Sales OF Uphnds Cotton,
crop shipments Of Good Ornay al SSH do ne" crop
delivery, on the basis oil Low Mbiing At 81 49,, 49,.
from Paris quote keBtes 5St 2uc. . -. .,, -, a..
IoypoY Sent 81 -Tlr OF bullion Withdrawn from the
Bpk OF Rng,uf on balance $40 900 United states Ten
bonds 9Oll Rves 81 d Erie Railway shA' as r'
dispatches quote heBes 40 joL lJc. -, ,oooo
So m-Of the Cotton sAss ouAl' A''VV
LosDos sept s@Eyenins -Linseei Oil 1872 81 y ton.
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ARRIVED.


%:sS sS s ss ra s. ssf .'SS
as ' @is ua : ng p Is1 s,oss i slsss Co.
.,,s r s:s :. $50 4 "a
as sss p ms 70 Ssss a s.o &c, Co.
stAmsaO Georgia, cr0veu ob.rle''On VITA ud'' and '''
Ss,p g. Aa,sh. .oh..n w..ldusos srssins, ''''
seamship sydsey. O. b. 41d'Is "a o''''
shp Yissss f Gsgowl MseY,rl.,d London 10 ds s "d'
Ss s t ssn isr Y1rnons BEn Pp@oaS Eng
sfs Bounding Bos Reynolds. from esl" ''''
Bais Loohnae.r DBL Kelly Nes. Bedford ia b,i,st
Bark EnpeN (of SInieTaad' "essetbefz 'oons' NJ" ~
'I BARI Ca Gaio sL scA,pp.e,..o IS day, "a ea
BARI e. Chapman of HaGh4 n 81 E'e C'eufueg~ is's''
BARK Snrod Au,ll Gerolnich Boston dAy 10 balist
Bng L. y. Munson Narsao. n sant ~ avs With sagar
Bhs n haun (SO. Housn belfast irsisnd 40 iJ' " Dat
w. Spencer of Bo..on, Thomas, 80 asJs .
bnr S,iih, Jones from w,r-h,m.
Sch, Se,to shaw 81 jase n d,vs with pIhpg
Bolt (Br) OrsSs ST john y B. da'' With iHnSer
esI CeIn L W., =, Ss',ss y s' S Tx brd,sv toae
sehr Prospect i9le'. GAIA. . ia',, Dith la'ahe"
SeSt J. b. Sisi IT, CeorcoIs s. G. dss. win ,ire4
shr K Dessrr GOT Goobil, narn Cape LaJae' IL Ay'
scbr LSol aasou Jones, Wilmington n g. lays With s.'A
WIsD--suudorn light \. p. , ciaai,
DOMESTIC FORTS.
yd SDs1S S sss p deIb, Scre ou ba 'cs
'G p 1s . s, Ssa ED 40se. ,9 s s o from epo
Sss-OkEAss Csa-i ,'esm'mp coris. Cor Se~-sot
EsY WssT pa, Scot 5-ay,, AltoHs
fS cassSsidS s sS' S o a ,i s coa.
NewYOk; Equatoe. ra it.,ael Ina chr B. Nf~'. end =
Bentley, from Nes YofA Melville, from Bermuda.
FOREIGN PORTS.
PLTsoUrH Sept SThr hsmba haeocsu Lne steamship H.i
saa Bsrds from Aug % Gr Hamburg toaeAoJ At ihi
QusEssTOws sept, sr, Williams Ggion Line ,,eanip MN
1 ns1 gas ' from S Ny. . a &a 20 s for e ss
pool arrived mere early this morning
The sleamsp Ccsbr Ksnne Ncsiors
:
LyhsUoOL sept. Sire Aiaa Line steamship f1Iur.n Brp~A-
Anq steamship Loulaaa,
NeW-0rrlns via Norfolk. h,s arrived here.
WAF,N n s. sept SIbe steamship Somerset arrival lefe res
her large number OF American fishermen
The Ahambr from Boston arrived hs and proceeded
CharlOttctOsn The afternoon
The brig Emre e. ioEel from Antos .hont whose s.feiy lean.
the gale Of the 2it ast ca 'ansD 81 on tn 10th tel 10
with schr STAMPEDE dnasr "a la a. eaL 81 ssa
having heen washed overheard
dsy Of the heavy e Enue ay ~ 'hr STAN
day 43 81 30 with Oo p II
oremast standing there beng another sch ng W TIE id aoi
The steamship Hibenau from Baltimore. arrived this moans
WHALES.
w.BEDPoRn. Sept J.Ar1yi GraHe P1rScr. Dye -
and for PrOyincetOwn having disrharrrd cargo Of oil
SPOKEN.
jane % lat 80 II s. long 30 10 r. bark Mrci tB ron GArs
Aug 2i mile, Cape Clear snip Plectsug from Antwerp
Aug lat AZ 3d. long q. Se from Bd.icl. Tag.
New-iors.
DISASTERS.
The bark arrived At ni, t yesidsy (9ib 2s.
llps ~ Punrr, bcren
buiuarss sore aud '.nsng condition. captain
crew. IL al told AMI brought thers Co "a. port o.
Bnta b,k tor del Mar sea.y !rGn lsrn'a- E, h'nh -,
the loss of her sails, bHyng been i've month. out .
tSErARD b,yFS sept o-IAe ts isA from i'o 81 ard Ice
e night Of the Oh Inc picked W. 'eA' iaaSis
Flint arrived here Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09
GOgERyMENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAR DEPARTMENT, }
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WAsHINGTOY. ID. C.. Tuesday, Sept 81 "A. m.
Synopsis FOR ne past tcentU-fOr hours.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGToN. ID. C.. Tuesday, sept. 81 a. m.
Synopsis FOR TIE past tcentU-fOW hours.
The highest barometer has moved eastward
from the northwest and upper lake region To
the Middle and Ncw-Eneand States The pres
SIRE has diminished over tho northwest and upper
lakes with rising temperature and winds shifting TO
c,.terly and southcrly. Cloudy weather, with rain
prevailed on Sunday night over the New
England and Middle States, but was
followed Monday b1 clear ana
partly cloudy weather and nOrtherlY winds. Cloudy
wea her and nOrhefy 10 eastery winds have continued
m the South Atlantic and Gulf states. and rain the
coast. and a nOTther Oh the Texas coast.
Probabilities.
For Ncw-England the winds Will probably SHIFT to
easterly and sOutheasterly VITA clear or partly cloudy
weather.
For ne ddle states and lOt0er lake region eosierly IN
sohrriy t-iuds and cicdr partly CLOUDY heather, Nth
possibly liant rain on the coast
For the SOui Atlantic ana Gulf States, east OF the
Mississippi. fresh and occasionally brisk nOrth-edsery
TO sonih-eas,crly Winds generally COOL cloudy weather
and rain on the coast. .
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley winds gradually
veering TO eastery and nOrtbeTy, rising temperature
and clear or partly cloudy weather.
For the upper lake region, falling barometer, higher
temperature fresh and brisk southeast and southwest
winds veerng south and west, and increasing cloud
ness with rain, especially for the northern portion.
For Missouri aud Iowa falling barometer iresn an
occasionally brisk winds from the southeast and south
west and partly cloudy weather, with probably occa
sional light rain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09
NAVAL AND MILITARY ORDERS.
y y ' III
WAEuTNEVnN


Chief the following made the
and duties of d. that First Lieut. VIM Becbe
The Allegheny Arsenal Pcnnsnis. ordered the
Illinois Ohio VI chaeis Is rel eyed
Waowu Mas. Arsenal and ordered the Allegheny
Arsenal; Fu Cullen Brgant is relieved from the Omaha Depot
Nehrask the WaroSn Arsena The following
tie Corps % Engineers assigned with the engineers
q Point, l. Wu II. BKhF. Henry 5.
Taher Ro.se aBd Thona Bailey The officers aboyenamed
gr.diaeI ~ the heal of the class last June
ier Conn NeoU Lnlow ordered The Moroagahell
evecut Harry g. A. Nerrilil H.
g. MarOek Nl,pnrn samuel G.
Lnnr Alb A. Nsholsou oered
10 The loIa1gshc " Head the H,dro
graphic Oee; Crls W. Bfee Is detached from tie dclsan
On l-.-l ID N n. Munnrgahe,l
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF sBw-ToRk........

PORT OF tbW-tOhk.............
CLEARED.
Ste,m.tp Zodiac Chaplin Sewt-rn n. e., NdaV PeTs Co
Steamship DAmOli Meredith. Phalelpha W Krpatrek
steamship x G. Bddle Alexander Phladsphs ". p. Cyde.
Steamship Novelty. shaw PhlAielDaiA
Steamship Bristol Wallace. Philadelphia
BARK Anna tGer.l, Davidson london &C. e. Tohss Ga.
Bark J. \ NhitueY Spicer, Mareles J. +. NbiiaeY 20
BARK Morhdges tbr Lombard Bahia for orders G. Wtham
Bark Kr.grrs tHoL Iadsen, Rotterdam leens Bocknaua
Bng La. Kahn, Kingston. Jsm.. A. H. Solomon Bro. -
Brig Peter Roberts 9TH Muher, Windsor ~ D, T. W. be'eA
Brig Emma roster Beyrout and MsnA John Alosen Co ~
Bhg Isabel tBLl McLarned ST. Johns n " Haiton Na. 70
keystone. Barker, onts Jas W
sehr Ann L. Valentine Potter ~ c. VA Bant bos
sclr. Geur.et'a. JellOn Gloucester Mss. " aurn nav
SchL hoIha Robinson. 81 Aggusuni iin hefftn nay. ~
schE w. hoKeEan. Hodgkns. baltimore WI , hIi,t' ~
SchT. C4bs thT), BALDWIN. ~ john, n b. henel ~
sehL D. Puvlsln Waeaur1 SsB0I SsaoFa aas1sS'A< W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09

Hubert, Democrat elected Treasurer by majority
of $50 votes over John A. Bauer, Independent Otto
ii. Frank Democrat for Recorder. had moro than 5000
majority over Lucien Herman, Independent. Tnomas
p. RYAN, Democrat had small majority for District
Attorney over Daniel j. Murphy, Liberal Rrformer
Delaney independent IL beaten for the Assembly by
majority or $50 for Robert Howe, Anti-Raroad Demo
crat and Liberal RefOrmpr The Independents having
elected Assembymen and one state SENATOR the San
Francisco delegation is unanimous against the railroad
The independents have also secured control " the Board
Of Supervisors aud have elected their candidates for all
the other important Offices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09

BBsIAMfN- COSTUhFROn Sunday. sept hT ~ Rev ~ Hros
Mr. Mss hLa-h Cp,tamef d,oshlot hr.
C0sumef of Sew-YorS City
IYGRAHAM-A NDREWS0a wednear. sept 2. 1873 tho
dence tds parents. De MONIES Iva The asp
T. g. Anews BRIDE HcHry &. d. 1sTsbsa u
Bro0Ll,n New ors, u Winiicd g.. hltrcsS
JOWTTT-TOWNSEND-Aug -, 1873 st Fhurg, "a the GrasS
Duchv OF Baden by his brother ;h- By ~su J0S the inS
Joseph r. aNt Resident Chaplain 81 Feihug 20 tcr8ca y,unsrzi
Of the late Water Nilnot fosuer0i f NrefOrA.
LAWREyCE-EGGINTONSep b, Rev. n. Bras. 10
residence parents HrHrg T. Laurence. fsuefJ 81
Coumbana Ala. to Bh,abeh r. eldest daughter Of William EsgD
OF BroOAiyu. b. d. 20 cards.
Alabama ,ad Birmingham (Eag papers pisas' cops.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09
CUEESE MARKETS.

UrlcA n. Y sCteese: market opened duI but
freely mr the close. fully OOOo boxes
offered u which 5000 we're sold at l2@l%- the uus
sgures l2lidl2l2s. 1900.
AT Ltle Fails 500 boxes Of Dss sold at l2al2l2r a
soil l3c There least 1000 Iptcs
Facry 30 OC0 boxes changed hands the ruling figures
ior those II ~ l23lc.; t.e eEr.ne figure, lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09
cRrMEs AID cAsuALrIEs-nY TELEGRAPH.

On Monday evening in Washington. John
Shore Vas f4s stabbed " E. =. Blair daring drunken
The safe of f.. w. Blackinton. at North
Alaqs Mass. osn O'Clock Yesterday morning and
robbed of 400 "a money bouas The robbers esape
1.-The train robbers have all but reassem-
Ga COUNT NO. an il feared about 10 attack bank
They persons who making ehor to arrest
HON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09

CHICAGO Sept sCATE dull cceipts 800 sales % good
choice shipping 2jusJ 20; S6dS6 TO- Texan
steer 50 : Z: shipW"utb 5000.
RolsEcpt, 10 900 market ictve and loser Of
1Ja$f - closing du and woak with seetai thou
audi usot; shipments g. 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09
nINIATuRk AhMANAN

uc $40 sun o Moor d,es.... sos
Sanity Hook % O6 Hall iate FeErr.. 1865
staB
S.,A, 10 30 Hell 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09

ALLEGED "BoGUs DIPLOMAS IN PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 8-Mayor Stokely will
send into the Councils recommend
ing Councils request the Attorney General 10 out
writ OF quo pdrrd0 to ascertain the legal status OF
the American University Of Philadelphia, an institution
which is charged has been issuing diplomas illegally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09
DIS ASTEGS.
.el AZ lhi. NM nrsl. flIaT lSfhl


nierns external blind bredue, AID itching positively perfectly
entig absorlE whou f4~r cHc,
Can hnuinrts ~ cured this w
MCCANDL,s sud Sos Of 2OOl Acbsl PhiAIei ~ he61ss
liu,e Sept. 20, and weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09

The New Elastic Truss tG53 Broagayl LATELY bot small
the ~ AID ssttld tue
aud buger-p4I blacAsniths s1th ats fOllns thunder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09
WILCOX & GIBBs SEwINGMACHINE AT
VIENNA.

Al the frst-class American SewinG-Machines have
received OF distinction the Vienna Universal
Exhibition some m progress and for me To the Wilcox
Gibbs awarded the he premium and Medal for 'upe-
nor merit family ewugmaehine being thus fully
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The contract for 5000 yards was awarded to N0one
Madden at the rates in the bids. This much as can
be used this The awarding OF the contract for
tho cut cornerstone lay between the Lake Champlain
Blueatone Co. and John T. Rowe, and the former
abandoned the field In favor Of the latter Some Of the
contractors presented proposals for granite but all the
bids we're too high, and, consequently, limestone was
Laken.
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MIRHILU

True and Fnl-e Science, Speech the futtl s.sqaet
Pafks GoaN4L, Ia rhiHUNE bECrJRE ESrSA No. ..
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A fire occurred yesterday morning in the
varnish works Of Julius Cohen. at North Tenth and Fifth
sts Brooklyn, f. ID. Loss $1,000 Daring its cOntinu-
auce, Thomas Cahrey, engine driver, was seriously
injured by falling from his engine.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
N Union. n. Y.-Loss So. 900.

N UNION, n. Y-LOss $3.50
UNION, Sept. S.-A fire broke out this morn
ing in the planning mill of Wntemore Brothers destroy
ing places OF business Malnst and the barn occu
pied bv Miles Cronk in which his trotng horses Gray
John, Belle Of WltertOwn, and ine were stabbed. The
horses removed without injury. The loss is eStl
mated at $25 900, partly insured.
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5uerial NoIlres

Plant Evergreen Trees Now.
NDVNAY SFLIGk NhhLONh. 80
ARBORyirlE, 10 feet, 80 per hsSdr>i
KING AQRaAts
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and Terminer which will together on next Tues
day The result Of the discussion could not be learned