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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30
THE GREAT TUNNEL UNDER CHICAGO.

Over 30 proposals for the construction of the
tunnel 70 connect the proposed West Side Pumping
Works with Water Works opened last Saturday
by the Chicago Board Of Public Works The tunnel begin
ming at the west end Of the lake tunnel Will run
about three and vexths miles under the city 70 the site
OF the pumping works. and Will be about II feet below
the ordinary level Of the Lake. There will
be nine working shafts and nine fire shafts
The clear width OF the tunnel VIII be
seven feet and the hight feet and two inches
lined with brick masonry ii Inches thlck ana
will he completed January, 1875. The original estimate
of the cost OF the pumping works. the tunnel, and the
new lake tunnel was 81 10000. Bonds were sOld ana
En- goo O realized The lake tunnel has been completed
and ~ cost and that OF extending the water mains has
reduced the amount about s8O00D0 The Board estl-
mated thar would required TO build the land
tunnel but tine bids received which vary from 100000
IN S5Oo 900 has led them conclude that not much
money Will have 20 he expended. Between 800
OJD and $4,000 will be necessary TO complete the
nnuning works and make the needed main extensions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30
GOVERNMENT FEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT..

OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. ;
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Wednesday April 80, lS13-l a. ~.
Synopsis for ne past ftrsHfvfoUr hours
The barometer has continued to fall slowly
in the Mississippi valley. Partly cloudy and clearing
weather, s0uih-easery winds, and high temperature
prevail in the Gulf States.
In the south Atlantic States generally clearing
weather, with light uOrthery and north westerly winds
Partly cloudy ana clear weather. nOrthery and north
westerly Winds with high pressure and low temper
allure. prevail from the Lakes 20 the OHIO Valley Gen
orally cloudy weather, norh-wesery s0uthwestery
winds and occasional RAIN prevail IN the Middle states,
and partly cloudy weather IN NewEngland.
Probabilities
The temperature will probably rise in the Mississippi
Valley with diminishing pressure from the upper lakes
the Missouri and lower Ohio Valleys northeast
erY winds. partly cloudy weather aud increasing tenn
perature Tennessee and the Gulf states, northeast
ery and s0uthery winds, partly cloudy aud warmer
weather and diminishing pressure.
For the south Atlantic states, partly cloudy weather.
nOrth-eastery winds, and hi CHER temperature.
For the lower lakes and Middle states, except New
York generally clearing and partly cloudy weather,
with south esterly and northeriy winds.
For Neio- York Iad Geo England partly cloudy heather
ri occasional south csStery dd nOTa-,oeSersy e1Hds
and lDDer temperature
Reports are generally missing from the Southwest,
the Upper Mississippi Valley, the upper lakes ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30

wBSTBRPTRLD-OO MONDAY. April p. ,, Rev wn.
Rev Dr. L1oos and Rev Cyrus Zen.
D. D. Gtorge u. Archer Josephine Hsserhss al OF Eai t,
the Amsucan Les s.os Fruns pr 10
Elizabeth n eldest lAagatrr
D. AScrY o BROOKLYN.
BRUSH-MASOHOB Moroav April p. 81 BhEb-s, y J. ~ hs
". e. aoDsfs. D. D. George w. brush AAlADeta 70 FaHns
f. Mason of Brooklyn, Il. l.
SOLA-PARRARI BrookTn TueSsy Apn ~ 1t he r-deec-
Henry bs~cser PeiTO -s1
OF NasNl Csrrara ItaT Helen daaguer Charles HaTnr
YOE-BRUTOS residence Of h brides psreni heotsT
VI. MHrDhy Gimnnd Igan Of ne La
Jonn Lgous barister-ataN, Dubnu, joins
Brut0n, Of brooklyn.
MONDAY l8h he 8tis P--s
by-ran Church w. Robe ~ d. " Blen daughter % IL
late Dr. An4rcw Aaaaain y West FaTms
ARDS-Oa MONDAY Afu u By Rev Chsres
Homer a. Rlthsrdb0u 10 knhs koW.rs Do<h 80
Brooklyn.
All Nofices NJ Marines must he l70rsed UtiA HIu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30
LONG ISLAND CITY ELECTION.

The charter election, yesterday, resulted IN
a victory 70 The Cayanagh wing OF the Democrats
John W. Payntar tCavanagh Dem.) was elected super
visor by majority of %. The following were elected
Aldermen-atLarge
First ward-Patrick LCnergan (Cayanagh Deml, =
mai Second Ward-Joseph Mclaughlin lCavanagh
Den1 % mai. Third Ward-Chares W. beeDee Cav
anagh DemJ, mai. Fourth Nard-John T. Mrserole
(Cayanagh Dem), rs maji Fifth Ward-1eO L''ms9'ou
(GrahAm Dem.D, Al maj.
The votes for Ward Aldermen were not counted az
midnight but the Cavanagh wing is believed 70 nave
elected most OF their candidates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30
STRIKE AT THE SALEM N. J.) GLASS FACTORIES.
Erom The PAalalZlpA.a Enenlng l,lgrLpl. ag- y.

A number of boys employed in the glass
factories OF Salem. n J. struck work Yesterday morn
ing Their reason for so doing wa iot that they
poorly paid, although 10 tat their wages are
niseraby small but that their employers, instead OF
cash give them printed money orders stores owned
or controlled by them. These " shinncs," "shin-
masters are good for their face value unless pre-
ented AZ the cOmpauess stores other tradespeOpe
ewing them only at a discount This Is gross i'm
pOstOn upOu ia their resistance To II they
viii have the sympathy OF all fair-mnded people. Their
employers have no right dictate them where they
shall spend their money ana bound 10 pay tbs wages
agreed upOn IN money that If commonly negotiable at
t- face value The boys express their willingness 70
return TO work the hitherto paid provided the
euuOyers will pay this amount This, 70 he
boped public sentiment will force them inO doing. II
bare justice the boys ask, and they should OBTAIN IL
dali
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30
rFLFGRAPuIC NOTES.

49,. Business is much depressed IN san francSco'
IN eoaseq aenes Of The prevalence Of eplEoote
The political troubles in Livingston Parish,
La are reported ameb ADJUSTED There IA O~ea 10
agnuAg.
The creditors of D. Y. Hawley hardware mer-
chant Francisco yesterday Havies Ss va eos
.of onx tune liabilities amount 70 neAfiJ b-OoOV'
The home of John Cannif a coal-miner of
Vienna Ohio attached yesterday bf s On
,rr 20 others bad intensa " 60
1t is reported in san Francisco lnat . pronh-
-, r,sd er Curtis owing 10
ebarrasancu lis trends that be E sinfn anu ~-Ae Az tA
Ihs amount Of Ais indebtedness Il upknosn
SECRETARY Retkuap and Gen. Sheridan and
BroWnsve Ns Orleans VA ycsef
ay eItechg Nes Orleans on WeineslA ias ', o. ese
oas has created feeling among NE prope who
rrga the Government vAes a.. a<fe" "a oauer
sak6A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30

TIE American Republican examines the ques-
zion Of money strugency and arrives at the conclusion
that the cause is IN the fact that the balance OF trade Is
80 largely against 1t shows how the nauonal bonus
rant abroad in great quantities. the close Of the war
notes the excessive importation Of the past year, and
guuls up as follows:
tn Illustrate the correctness Of this conclusion, we
invite attention the following figures. showing be
rss value OF goods imported into tins country durlnE
tear 1872 and the total exports for the same period
Total imports .sotO'ooo'." 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30
TIE CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION AT ST. LOUIS.

THE CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION AT ST. LOUIS
ST.-IOUIs, April 20.-The arrangement Tor
the Congressional Convention. TO meet here May L. are
about completed. The programme will embrace:
Eyrsf Do,,-Weeoming addresses and Convention work
Second Ddy-Meeting OF the Convention IN the morn
ing and the visiting OF places OF interest In the aAet
Third Day-An excursion and banquet on the river
Mayor Brown Will deliver the welcoming address A
number OF prominent gentlemen will also address the
Convention. The Governors Of all the states VIII Do IN
yited 10 attend the Convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30
LATEST SHIP NEYs.
For other ship Hc'rs see fp'E, Pngs



ARRIVED.
Steamship Humboldt Fa5r Svinenurde ssd o.
,.eb,geB al attn raise and q. Rtmlaeis-r 4 -
Seasap Fiordl Cameron Berm1is Apn y 1h Ddso- i s.<
o jane Had
Smbp Richmond walker Rcs,nond CAV Point AMI sorfsh.
slth mis- and % Oh Dom l0u steamship %
sb- Index (f Plymouth. hsA Garrison. sagsnnsh SdsJs s
lumber. ..
sCHO0SEiIs--alEsR AND coA5THtsh
IL, y Trl,g t;iouersser NJ D. Weld. stem nKf9n.
C,,is p,.tactet ID f.. Storgcss Mes. Bedford
I4SW Hoffman. Providence. Augef " irtAAm
H., Citv fyIorcester 2 KeaTon. Portland. ca
~ no. B,stsa &. l.. Lowering. lsnnioa-
ANCHORED At HARTs ISLAND.
shrS Maggie Cumming Snh A. q Barter. Deb
Craualhs N So " raudell Windsor. y s. jed Fya.
Llnglrv CsNs Crowe Crowe Boston Tor Phisa@ipns
New Zealand keacs SvHns iie-A
ChsA Rogers, MAYO. Roekpor, Mao.
SAILED.
Steamships FINLAND, or AntEsfp losc Tor hsToern g W.
for Norfolk Sc hrs Henry I Brenen sirsb he al
oT Liverpool btrka Buna Tor hsiags Bnioe
for Cork Ada Cray Tor MonteVeo car AleLnn h~oo Tor tA
Texas
aIND-sanset light. &. hary.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
gosToS Apul ArTe buss CEe. Eesan.s George ai-
chrisi. from NeW-lreans
SAvAsSAH ca April g9-Arrvei. s,ssmsADs wyomung. h--
for Pernandina sailed. steamship Virgo New Yorx
g. Apn E9Arei. seamssius nAnbatsn IRON
YORK, Ashland. Phlielphs Saoa asaA-D FAs. les
Bost0u-
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ami - Th IAms Guior Lac steamship iAbs
Morgan hom New icr. Ap TO- tor Liverpool srse a a scsz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30
EXTENSIVE EMIGRATION FROM ENGLAND.

TEN THOUSAND EAnGRANTs FOR THE UNITED STATS
ISoNE WEEK FROM LIvERPooL-A LARGE PARTY
OF LoNDoNERs TO GO TO HALIFAX
LONDON, Tuesday, April %. 1873.
Ten thousand emigrants left LiyerpOfl last
week for the United States.
large party LOndoners will leave this city on the
h OF next month Halifax On the day previous 70
their departure popular farewell demonstration VIII
take place In Victoria Park Speeches will he made on
the occasion by number OF persons including several
Americans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30

100000 ~ 100000 Of bonds Carried down with
them the % 00 900 which consisted oid debt and Of
the bonds In absorption OF liabilities
when the closed That Is the position to-day The
holders OF securities whose genuineness has
disputed better OF than the bonds for
which the received little any The
Controller has taken the proper In refusing 10
levy until the Courts have determined that he has
the requisite authority and have determined further
what classes of bonds are legal and binding upon
fhe nan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30
FOREIGN NOTES.

The st. Lawrence Ia clear of ice TO Mon
treal and steamers viii begin their regular trips to-
day.
The north winds of the past few days have
driven the Gulf loo in upon the northern coast OF Nova
seot. Navisatiou 10 Prince Edward Island s conse-
quentiy, still closed
The first report of the loss by the burning
OF The carriage works VI tao Lancashire RAusM Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30

PHaDwLgHfs be demand for Beef CTHs ms 's 80
Tor seess past he aes tnoIpie1 70
Droe rsnginz n7o = fair - eeSf 81
chsioe 70 ertra beeves s@ a. iron 900 u
about the he ofruGD snd sales reAes 90
heat Ole OF choice eirpsd All &c 03c for i
good. aheep q r1lr br far 70 good .ai SsF
head for Common- -.
sod At ron ~ n net Zoo aop sSd ~ "~eA
Cowsrhe demand Dali sBi prices VEN lover 20 s'ss
sOI a. IRON S3J@sD, per quality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30
The Metropolitan Ipsurance Company

Respectfully requests patrons pub ssrT uOaoe -
intended removs al b oEcs Broasay si pOSa
may transferred 20 rAc<s she The urs
iure &c beng HousE and HoUs1HoLD FyEsI
especially By & Cd ami reliable CofPsT.
ton Con. Advertiser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30
DOCTORS on TRIAL FOR ENCOURAGING HOMEo-

BosToN, April 29.-The trial of the offending
members OF the Massac Medical Society, against
whom charges been preferred by the Society be-
cause they practice homeopathy began to-day. Among
the prominent physicians trial Drs. William Bnsh-
nel David Thayer and j. I. Talbot No. OF the spee-
hcations alleges that while member Of the Massachu
sets Medical Society you have joined ana are mem
Der OF a certain Society called the Massachusetts, Homeo
pahc Medical Society, which adopts as ITS principal IN
Tie treatment Of disease certain exclusive theory or
dogma known homeopathy, and whose purposes are
at variance with and which tends 70 ds0rganlze the
Massachusetts, Medical Society" Inc trl3I ATTRACTS u
large attendance OF medical men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30
IRISH RAILWAYS.

MOTION IN PARLIAMENT FOR THEIR PURCHASE BY
THE GOVERNMENT.
LONDON. Wednesday, April 30, 1873.
In the House of Commons, tonight, Mr.
Hamilton moved that the Government be instructed TO
purchase the Irish railways stating that Ireland
ready to defray the expense Of the transfer Di Glad
stone opposed the project. BE offered to help the rail-
ways with loans low Of interest. He was ready
TO assist them in every way but would not purchase
He advised an amagamation OF the roads. The
motion was rejected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30
THE ATCHEENEsE WAR.

DEBATE IN THE DUTCH CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
The HAGUE. Tuesday, April %. 1873.
Debate arose in the Chamber of Deputies
t-ay origin and conduct Of the Atcheenese war
The Minister OF the Colonies explained the grievances
which led to the expedition against Atcheen, defended
the declaration of war which he maintained fully
justified by the circumstances and challenged vote II
confidence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30
FRENCH POLITICS.
PARIS. Tuesday, April %. 1874

ADDRESS OF NJ. BAROnET To HIS CONSTITUENTS
RENEWED REPORTS OF CHANGES IN Tux MIN
IsTRY.
PARIS. Tuesday April 90 1874
N. Bar0det made an eloquent address to his
constituents tonight He declared that democracy
everywhere increasing. The rumOrs OF Ministerial
crisis are renewed 1t is said that NJ Goulard, Minister
Of the Interior will resign. and NJ Greyy, late President
Of the Assembly will his place, the Minis
Try IN some other Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30
THE LEGALITY, OF SOUTH CAROLINA BONDS.


~ CA1Fl,fioh % % Ners IVA UptFIF'
A well known banking house has begun pro
cesdings in the State Courts 10 compel the COntfOlef
General 10 levy for the payment OF the interest
upon certain ponds OF the state held by the nrn me
interest s long In arrear and the platform OF tue hld
cs requires them 20 suspend the payment OF interest
upon any part OF the public debt which Of doubtful
validity. NOthing said 10 the unqueston1Dly
valid dobt, Good and bad shared tho late. lho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30
PASSENG ERS ARR[HED.

PROM BRRMUDA-fa s1p.ahp FlortfI, Arui Pillows n
Brown Bslsey Rddl- John VIII
IRON sAFAGkAH-iH sLaIEaslD NOHsgOH--y Abni tlJohs
Roehf,ri, NJ r. tii0n. Mrs a. Ward ~ RHott D. Knspp ~
John BHstel MSs Blot r. G. B.l.4g- w.
Hogan, r. Sn8h. A. BIls, ?. o. HeAra aE, N. naano
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30
MARRIED.

True ana False science. speech r5n Banquet ky
Parke GOlsih a TRBUNE LECTURE hKrRA Ma =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30

THE TICHBORNE TRIAL FOR PERJURY.
LONDON. Tuesday April %. 1878.
Mr. Hawkins, of the prosecution in the
rchborne perjury case. to-day concluded the opening
address, which he began on Wednesday last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30
5perial Noiless

The Paintings
COLLECTION oF & p AVERY
NOW on YIEN, DAY AND EVENING
AT 6a BROADWAY.
EXHIBITION WILL CLOsR
on AflRnAY MAT
POst-Oce Notcerhe nails Cor BuEops aznss ~esk CA
SAT URDAf, Mar > diJ siA ihs WRDAkS
DAY a. Y a. o. THURSDAY II ,sd % SATURDAY aoS
And n . THOS L. JAMES, Pestnases
soand ami Hearing. Voice and speech. TIE BxpIn-
nation OF Musical Harmony wh asrsneas 1AEos es,ssS
b. proL ssayS y CklaVhK LkCTUAA k&faA kss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30
THE STATE or TRADE


PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
PHovDESox r. L. Apnl f-PnnS CIO.as s's -. v~e' -
rhsnxh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30
ANOTHER VIEW OF THE SALARY GRAB.

ANOTHER VIEW OF THE SALARY GRAB.
Plain-speaking people still persist in calling
the Congressional baek-pay grab a steal" Thus The
CiereiGnd PiGindeaier puts forth the following New
View Of the Salary Stea:'
The increase salary from $500 to $500 imposes
e perpetual annual charge Oh the Treasury and
he people OF 100000. This is exactly per cent
on SIS OOO.OOO which is the rate az which the
Treasury is now borrowing money. The effect of the
Increase of the precisely that therefore.
which would have been produced II Congress had Issued
bonds for sO0OO0 sold chem and stolen the proceeds.
ana lefe the people pay the interest On them. u
SOnld have been cheaper the Treasury and the peO
1e M the end II the ra5cals had voted themselves
plump sum OF $4,000 piece, and gone home with the
pund8r. This would nave taken only little
D6OO00OO OF Treasury, Instead of SlSOOOOO0
nc tuIug nos stands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30

pany, at Manchester. England. VIA exaggerated mo
damage will not exceed tloo.co9.
I No.. r,y.s y,,r. q. a. 1A.,d EsAA sa6 sna Pss.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30
DIED

Az Notices Of Marriages must be gd0rsed wtiA hsu
name aud address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30

ouKKysrowS Apn % The IAms Gsioe Lac steamship La
Moran om New lor. Api TO- tor Liverpool srrFci hea1 20
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-28
WAN e o.
WANTED.

WE WISH To ENGAGE THE SEP
w vices Of al least one reliable, intelli.
gent gentleman in eve.y CITY, town and
COUNTY In the SO 1th. Business agreeable
aud str ct y legitimate, yielding from $500
TO $500 per aunum. For particulars address
TUnNBU' L BROTH ERS,
taS0.a b Pubs Baltimore Md.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-28
Sons Of Malta e. N u.

On tearing out the building OF James
Gallagher, on South Fourth street, 10
and behold, coffin was found. II did
not burst open aid reveal the moul-
dering remains OF skeleton Genevrs,
but proved to be in very good state
of preservation, 1t Was carefully re-
moved from its resting place and car.
ried to the pavement. Soon a melan-
cboly crowd congregsted and began to
weap and groan at one another. Sew
eral dogs took curb-stone seats and
howled loud and deep, and a weak
nerved man got up aud busted. He
Thought it vas cotfiu load OF small
pox but it wasn't. One man recoguiz.
ed q private mark on the 'oot board,
and the grooming that followed attested
the fact that the late order OF "Sons OF
Malta" were gathered together, tor they
recogn Fed in the box the introduction
OF the grand initiation scare The
coffin was carefully dIesected and prov-
ed excellent kindllng wood.-Stsuben-
vile Herald
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-28

TIE last publication Of the British
death-rate and its causes is curious
reading. One man died rom the bite
Of q cat and two more from the bites
respectively Of . ferret and an adder.
Another was stung to death by bees.
A man ard . boy died Of from falling
from velocipedes, and an old lady was
killed BY injuries inflicted by that
agreeable machine. The swallowing
OF shell, screw, and q cherrystope,
nut a period to the lives of three in
fsnts, while tso died Of putting one a
stone, the other Q bead into the ear.
Swallowing bones sent three people out
of the world, swallowing Q pin quickly
pricked on grim death for one. A
scratch from Q thorn killed woman
OF middle age; improper medicine poi.
soned eight people, and improper food
five; "a young children were smothered
by bed clothes, asd $50 persons during
the year Loaf their lives in railway acct
dents. The proportion Of suicides to
every million Of the population is about
seventy, the de tbs by hanging, the
knife and drowning being most numer-
Gus.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-28

The Wsys st ses sStsrveWeF.
Or the msthed OF the interviewer aud
the measure Of reliability which may
often b accorded his minute, catechst-
ical and highly interesting reports, the
expose OF . recent profsssed report ef q
conversation with W. w. Corcoran.
ESQ. of Washington which appeared iD
the New York Tribune, affords . fair
illustration. Mr.. Cocorsn writes 10
the Ttib~.s, under date Of April 2lss, Is
follows.
about ten day. since . person called
on me, at my resi- leucs, where l was
confined TO my room by sickness, and
stated that he called ct your request to
converse With NE relative to the affairs
OF the District OF Columbia. told the
gentleman that, Whatever my views
might be, I would not under any cir.
cumstances, be brought into q newspa
per controversy about public matters,
but would rather court the repose and
quiet I 20 much needed. With the
usual persistence Of . reporter be asked
me ore or two questions, which ! posi-
lively and explicitly refused 10 answer,
and repeated my determination not to
be drawn into q newspaper controversy
that 10 ct all times 70 distssteIul 10 me.
and you may judge Of my surprise on
seeing in the Hibx.s Of the 10th near
" two columns, with twenty-one long
interrogstories, with the answers, de-
failing questions never asked me and
answers that l never gave, and which
could not possibly have been given in
the three OF tour minutes the interview
lasted" d..
The TIibxss which, it may be said,
rarely invests in the interviewing busl-
ness, thanks Mr.. Corcoran tor his in.
formation, aud promises ITO take care
10 avoid any similar occurrence in tu-
ture from the same source"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-28

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Sasrsue cosrto Massachusetts,
[hWrecenlfy yuEtsfHsd the validity Of
|akS HsstSukd y F&ess ooup.-
ME. in ~ action brought to recover
damages for the non delivery Of an I'M
repeated dsy message, written upon the
usual blank Of the Western Union
Telegraph Coppe1y BY the Boston Leo
ture Bureau 70 Hon. VIM Parsons at
0ssgop N. Y, and sent BY mistake to
Osvego. The Court was unanimous
that. the, message having sTbeeD nei-
ther repeated nor insnred, which
might have been done at an additional
coet, the company was not liable, and it
vas immaterial whether the senders
read the, printed heading or not, so long
"a they wrote their message under it
and signed it and paid for sending au
unrepeated and uninsured dispatch. In
the OPT aion OF the court the error did
not arise rom the state Of the stnos-
phere. nor from the imperlection OF
Instruments, nor were the company
guilty of fraud or gross negligence. nor
was the error OF such q character that
the company could not legally contract
for their own protection against liability
for it on such terms as the printed con-
ditions contain The court said, in
concluding: ut seems to US that one
who elects 10 save the small sum charg-
ed Tor a more extended liability cannot
reasonably claim the benefit OF it, in q
business where careful operators are 70
liable to make mistakes The recog-
nized learning ard high character OF
the court renders this opinion of inter.
est and i'm portal ce.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-28
THR New York Graphic, at the 2ls

TIE New York Graphic, at the 2lst
inst, publishes cartoon by Bellew,
entitled. The iron horse which eats
up the farmers produce" The scene
is the interior Of q barn in the country.
In the open doorway stands the far
mer, q small boy, and the house dog.
All regard with Q startled expression
the IRON horse, branded r r Mono
poly" with huge, glazing eyebslls and
glitteripg white teeth. spouting steam
from it's nostrils and devouring corn
from . large crib Chsnticleer and
the cat have escaped to the ra'tsrs,
whence they view with suspicious eye
the insatiate monster. The floor 10
thickly strewn with cobs denude1 o.
corn. In view OF the desperate situa>
ton the farmer 10 made to say: II cant
afford this hired team; it takes every
mite can raise to iced him"