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The total expenses Of this institution wore $7,li3 "a
and the average daily cost of each patient was cents
TUE HOME FoR RCURABIEs.
The report Of this department is added TO that Of the
Alms-house Warden. II is briefly as follows:
Inmates
Received during l8l...., o. Dfehafged. y
Ded...............,.... % Remained Jan l. 871....
The total expenses we're s7,1l3 d. and the average
daily cost Of each inmate was q cents
Being unable procure the report OF the Warden Of
the Lunato Asylum at the Island the reporter called
upon the Commissioners OF Charities and Correction TO
obtain IT, but he was refused any facilities.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-07
POLICE NOTES.

DELINQUENT policemen were fined S2,lOl during
January o various nfraetoBs Of the disciplinary rules
James Campbell, age 30, of Grand-st. was struck
on the head by handle Of derrick and received compound fracture
skull while hosting marble 10 the yard OF Dunphy Co az NO
go Bast Twenty third ST., yesterday.
Edward Dwyer, age 6, was abducted from the
SbennR Arms Asylum Onehundd yninthst and Tenth
yesterday about % years Inc bor mas
blue eyes light brown hair and clothed in waterproof jacket
and DARK
Coroner Keenan, has begun an inquest concerning
Of Margaret Gordon 81 Of No - Goeckst who de
Feb which she told her husband had
uperndlced She having pushed ber down While be
uas executing writ Of ejectUent
New-York tribune., 1873-02-07
THE NEW HARBOR MASTERS

The assignments of the ewly-appointed
Harbor Masters as follows:
Eugene Frost OF Westchester County, Fourth District
extending from Pier IS to Pier 49, East River.
John W. Tyler of OswegO County, Sixth District, e1
tending from Whitehall 10 Pier 8, East River
John W. Downing OF New-York, seventh District, ex-
tending from the Battery to Pier o. North River
John Paine of Westcbester County Eighth District
exIeuding from Pier to Pier Is. North River.
John MaguTe, Tenth District, extending from Pier q,
North River, 10 TubDy HOOK
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nett, are:I r. Remington siSon gunsmlths, Broadway
Althrop, Bergman h Co., toy merchants Herman
Batter Co, champagne dealers, and Kaufman
Brothers OF MaIuen-iane.
The employees OF these firms have made atndayits
showing how they were defrauded by the defendant
one Lockwood, however, being the purchaser in the
Remington affair instead of Fletcher Co., as in this
Leroy and Green sta as a coal yard and from the
affidavit Of the IT appears that he has lost his rent
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Gonocn Advertisements.
IN CHANCERY IN ENGLAND-Heir-at-Law. lI

IN CHANCERY IN ENGLAND-HeiT-at at-Law,
pe1t of kin-HENRY SCARTH-GEORGB HEATHPursuaat 70
decree Of ChSncey England made IN Cause
Dancer Her Mess Acknowledged he persons claiming 70
he heir or Henry Scsrh Barnes,
in the Suy esq0re died tue 10th day Of December
1870 prove hereinafter F
the proceedings the Cau appears that Ghoh0 HEATH
son Ledra Heath would living on the 10Th ol pe
her 1870 have Of the 0i Ala 81 TIE
a Henry Scarh George Heath died before suo bt ti
December neS beT hessat would te the Dc
or sad Heuy scarh The said George htAh
Jamaica about 1872 and Vas IN l6z a. Caf oI "a
the packet trade beiwttn
Charleston The said George Heath living on The d
18th of dead his uea heir he.resslt" 10 or
by solicitor before the tfst day OF Apn rti 20
come In and be such heir hersS az
and ne OF lin of the said eny scarth Chamber Honor
the VieeChanceor Sir har Mains No stone bulldogs, o-
default thereof they w BE-
toily excluded benefit q the SAID decree TUESDAY the 18Th
~ Ar next the said Chambers appointed Tor bear.
ing aud adiudcang upon the this l4h da January,
1873. ALFRED hAM LlNSONs 9rei N'fA'
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pRnMIHRHr ARRIYALh.
rho"iNbNi H" -
4 Uotf,e-K Won SchloZer. tho German Min

Breroort House-K. Won Schozer tho German Min,
is,er CtprdoH Ho,sr MwsId Kenny HattaI and Mr. ana
hrs Seot nm duenus Hobl-Gen W. b. Hasen w. ~
burnside Of Rhode Island Bishop smpson Of IN adspn
W. King ofMinnsoA f0r HoRseRear Admifa boggs
Navy NJ Poneroy Of Boston, and John Sohos OF
Holman Hosse-Gen. james A. Hall OF Maine, ana fro
J. Smith Of Louisville Wesmtaer H0-C. & Pierce Of lbe "
Grand CeEtrl HotiBaron Wrange OF 81 ree,
burg Ho-Dsnie Doughery Of Phiseipha snd CoL
Reynolds NteA0L1s Hote-hr GOV sauh
ders OF Joige Sa5oni and C. HALLIDAY OF ksn s
Hon A. NJ Drsne Of North Carolina Judge Thomas Bea OF
Canandaicna Everett H0Ese-Co W B beek u A. zen
g. Magee. late Of Co., Hodnan's an and ooL hAih'oo '
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TIE CHARITY HOSPITAL.

TIE CHARITY HOSPITAL.
DIR A. T. Macdonald, Chief Of stan OF all the hospitals
on island in bis report that the most import
mt event year the raising Of the wages OF the
nurses from $40 a month 10 S14 and $40 a month This
enables them 20 get good and TO keep them The
aenta nurses and Orderes have been put in uniform,
which increases the neatness ana discipline OF tne ue
partment. DT. Macdonald has been eudeaNOIlne 10
obtain amusement the patients, and with that IN
has caused games, such as cards, cnecher cnss
etc 10 be provided In all the wards. 1he lOtOs CluO
has recently given the Charity Hospital its papers ana
magazines for 1872 and promised TO present them monthly
A piano Will probably be placed IN the amphitheater,
and the Chef will endeavOr 10 induce some OF the ch0rs
of this city 10 give concert in this place once week
hop will also be given one night every week sun
another improvement made during the past year is the
substitution of crOcReTy for tin dishes which were pre-
VOusly The cost of each patient has been re-
duced cents day by making the reQulsltlon iOr
food every night instead Of once fortnight by the
latter plan all food bought according TO the number
of patients hand al the time the requsluOn was
made. Sometimes dozen or TWO patients would leave
ruTng the weeks and hence the tOOd PROVIDED Tor
them was wasted. In reference to tue patients the
Chiefs report saws: ---ce
In this particular hospital certain class has 70 DC en-
rOuntercd In the of those committed TO the WORK
house who endeavOr, by Stimulating disease 70 escape
the harder fare and labor OF cOfrecu0n4l iOI lhe
leisure comparative luxury OF charitable lnsttu-
tOn. These lmpOstOrs form large ana important Ge
ment among those coming under the care OF TINS De
paTtment Another class fegn disease ana tslry I'VE
upon the hospitals Of the country Let one settle upon
hospital and ms fellows will soon follow. Dietary tables
are their literature, and one who has been TOT any
length Of time In the profession OF has attained any
degree OF eminence give you verbatim the Dill VI
fare OF each hospital in the ne1ghbOrhOOd.
The following is the statistical report OF the Charity
Hospital:
--wHrR-- -ooLORED-- For
Male Eerrale Tot q
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EIIZABETH EYRE or EYRES, Daughter of

II Samuel Eyre or deceasedWan information The sd
Elizabeth Eyre formerly Manchester the County OF sn
caster and the County Of Chester IN sngnd
vboe last STOCKPORT Aforesaid
believed married time prior the sf 70
The said husband beev 70 hFe
e about the l3 for the United states " Amen
whittier the Elizabeth Eyre is believed 20 have believed
him during the Neither the said husband has aoe
been heard Of Information required % her aud Der ad
husband living deaths dead md oead 80
10 whether either Of them leh viii snd not, a. 70
Who are the Elizabeth Bre Ers and bs sad
husband according the statutes for the dsinbruen Of
ntee Eng Aforesaid Any party or parties who cap
gy, apy Information either OF be matters Aforesaid wi
obge by communicating with Msr SWlNBUkNE PARKER Co,
Kipg.st England
New-York tribune., 1873-02-07

.Allen Heman Lincoln, age H. student in the
Friedman Brown Unnt was hei "Wednesday evening bJ
Nj, ,led ,tuing The accident eooand 10 Newton Center
where b. spending yAosuob with ht fsher the Rev. HemAn
Lincoln D. Absrt lincoln u Nashville Tenn Of Joars
la.oolI a. bsdf ppsTed 81 The SANE TINE
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Merchants Mfg and COnstructiOnC
Telegraph Contractors,

The following parties have tbs instrument in use VA
J. C. Hoe 4 Co. 10 Liberty. place Sew.iork.
Arnold Constable Broadway Nneteenthsti New 1ofA
Fnoch Morgau's Sons 20 Pars-pllce, NeV-lorE
Garner 4 Co cor. Worth and tIurch-sts Aew-fork
Thomson & Clark South VIII an-st. New YORK. -
Moore jenkins Co., West Broadway and FrtLklnst New
YORK
p Daur Co. ll2 Walst, Eeglork -
Liverpool and London Globe Insurance Co. Bro3"sy co., PARK
place NeWlork
Rna Insurance Co.. Broadway Cortandtst, NeeforS
New York Gas Light Co. 57 and lt9 Hest'rst NeHloTs
Daniel W. Richards 8 l7S Pearlst., hew-lork.
Wn. Andre * Brother 4l4 Nster-st, NeN-l York
Howard & Morse, 45 Fulionst., NeN-lorA.
In J. McI'um Elm aud NalFersts., heg-1otE
james L, Libby so Centre.st. New YORK.
Caurou Broadway aud hiryeg ghthst NeWfoik
American Steamboat Co.. Providence, K l.
ard Asy Insane. Ovid, Seneca Co., y. y
Lake Erie Iron Co, Cleveland, Ono.
Swifts Iron and steel Works Cincinnati Ohio.
Philips Il Jordan, Cincinnati. Ohio
H. Andrews Co.. State and Monroe sts. Chicago H.
Charlottesville WoOleu Mls Charlottesville, Virginia
And others
The First Premium "a silver meda avaTd tins Instrument
at the Industrial Exhibition for 1872 beg the Bert
TeIegraphic Instrument for private use"
New-York tribune., 1873-02-07
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY. AT DICKIEsoEs IN PARK
ROW
eAm-s2o Noou-alo m-IJo kianigbt-3to AverAse-8io
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49, Charles Henry Tisdale of Norwich, Conn.,, who
company during 1.-The great FIRE taken TO
city yesterday in custody charged with stealing at the IRE e'e
thousand dollars Of from Shreye Crump Loves
store Among the articles from the prisoner elaborate
silver pitcher goblet designed for Capt f. b. Phillips Of the zach
Fearless. TsdaIe held for trial
New-York tribune., 1873-02-07
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Kansas Senate has concurred in the res
oution passed by the House to appoint joint commit
tee 10 investigate the charges of bribery in the recent
Senatorial election.
The bill authorizing the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company to increase its capital stock to unm
tied extent has been passed by both Of the Penn
sylvania Legislature by a unanimous vote
A correspondent in Tallahassee, Fla, writes
"After bitter and exciting struggle of eight days. the
Senatorial contest in Florida has been ended by the cleo
ton OF the Hon. g. B. Couover TO succeed T. n Osborn
senator Conover is lifelong Republican. and was elect
ed by "A combination OF Liberals cOlOred Republicans
and Conservatives. In his election the Ring power here
meets its death, and the State receives champion
whose honesty and integrity all parties acknowledge"
New-York tribune., 1873-02-07

The Small poI Hospital has been entirely renovated
and IA probably best place in the United States for
= natient with disease. BY the payment OF GER
tain rentage person can reside IN H. nave MS pr
-, room every convenience and the very best Of food
N, Macdonald report states that only % per cent OF
ne patents on the island dle while fifty out OF hund-
20 ~ hose in charge of the Board OF Health die In
Ms ANIMAL report Will furnish paper on vacclna-
.ion he has had 5000 in his charge within the
80 two Years The figures below are instructive:
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h1nomoment&l
Irritation of scalp-BURNErT'S COCAINE cures.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1873 is now
resdy giving, in addition to Is usual contents.
PORTRAIT BI0GgAPHr OF
HORACE GKEELEN
Price 20 cenu Seven for 81.

OUR PRESENT KNOWLEDGE OF THE Sun. BY
Prof C. A. YousG Dartmouth College TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA
No. j. Price 3c. Sc by mail
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MASTERS OF THE SITUATION.-JAs. L. FIELDss
lecture no TRrBusE LECTURE BrrRA No Price 3c Sc by mail
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Ks:l:cE!I ma

The REsT and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC yet introduced Per
the sf OF Debility and Loss of Appetite
valuable Reooumsnded puny by the Food Journal Arthur III
H.ssal NJ D.. wrnnorh L. Scott, ESQ.,, r. & s.. p A. l..
Pr s. A. sold by Grocers 0men and Chemists In iA'ge
bottles at %. each Be-sre Of limitations Prepared By
G0ODALL. BACKH0USE 4 Co.;
RHgiand
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.............s7.585 s5


Average daily of each prisoner. 81 cents
expenses will be considerably lessened when
credit s received work done by the prisoners The
of inmates received, discharged, etc. Will be
found in the next table;
81,
Received Jan. "a Dee. 81, 2l9
Imprisoned duung 49,
Discharged tonug Loo
ElOpeJ.
bag g0ned
hanalnlnc Dee 81 laL otO
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HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

WHITE PLAINs.-The Grand Jury of West
chester County concluded their abors for the February
Term yesterday having found sixteen true bills OF IN
dictment.
MrLRosE-Coroner Miller held. yesterday. an inquest
upon the body Of an unknown about forty who
c6mmitted suicide on Wednesday by deliberately Jump
ING ON the down railroad track IN front OF an approach
in train OF the New Haven Railroad, near this station
New-York tribune., 1873-02-07

JERSEY CITY.-At 2 a. III. yesterday a police
officer standing at Montgomery and Washington-ss.,
heard an alteration between man and woman walking
ON Montcomer st, near Washington. The woman i'm
mediateIy aerward was heard TO loudly don't
shoot don't shoot :" and this followed by pistol
shot Two officers started In pursuit OF the man. who
ran down Washington st. ana escaped. The woman,
who WAS unniured was taken to the station house,
where she was questioned refused 10 give her
or that of her companion, and as the oflcer had no
charge against her she was permitted to leave.
During the progress Of constabes sale at No 90 New
YESTERDAY the floor gave and four persons
were plated the cellar but escaped unlnured
The building damag aged $500 The New Jersey Phar
areutcal Society has reorganiLed by the election
lanes stratton Of Bordentown, as PresdenL
HoBoKEE.--City Physician Benson has completed his
microscopic examination OF a portion OF the stained
cIotnng worn by Charles Berger who accused OF
derinK the unknown man found In the Eysan Fields
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-17

OIL NEWS .-Hamsr i Co.'s we'll on the
Cropp farm, just north east of the Delo
farm, Salem township. was 'ubed last week
and is yielding over tf,y barrels day.
A new we'll on the Jones lot, adjoining
G. P. Delo's farm, Is doing about ten bar
bells.
The Gilger we'll, in Dogtowp, owned BY
Meller, Mcclure, Ray and Sherricka, IL PUN
ping 30 barrels.
There is new strike on the Derolpb
farm, sou,h of .he Gilyer land, doing about
ten barrels.
The we'll al Geo. N. Berlih's. Elk town.
ship, owned by the Empire Line ia yielding
about ten barrels u day. This establishes
toe belt theory. Two other wells are to he
put down by the same rartles-ons east and
tho other west of the Berlin we'll.
The Baxter well, Turkey Run. is dbi1G
IS barrels.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-17

"Gris," 10 one Of bis funny articles, says
that Mrs. Lot on her way from Sodom probf
ably met woman and the natural impulse
OF the femAle sex was sd Irresistible that
Mrs. Lot turned to see what the other had
on, and so became pillar of salt. And
that bnmorlst adds, that through an at
tempt 10 enforce the rule prescribed to Lors
wife with the pillars Of salt would stand so
thick on the streets as to obstruct pedesi
trianism and run the Syracuse salt works
Girls is right, and the heads of these salt
statues would oil he turned around, Ii so be
they should petrify when in the act of in.
spectine over the shoulder the material, fit,
and style OF the dress on the woman pass/
ing.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-17

Thus It is oil over the earth
That which we call the isiresA
And prize for i,s surprising worth,
Is always rarest.
Iron is beaped In mountain piles,
And glut4 the lsgssrd forces;
And gold flakes CLEAN in din defiles
And lonely gorges.
The snowy marble aocks tbs'.and
With hsaped and rounded lodges,
But diamonds hide beneath the sand
Their starry edges.
The finny armies clog the twine
That sweeps the luzy river.
But pearls come singly from the twine,
With the pale diver.
God give no value unto men
Unmatched by need Of labor;
And cost OF W.. th hs Q va Q been
The closest ne,gbbor.
r.. G. Holland.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-17

10 order to stow how important cheap
freights on railroads srs to the masses Of
this and other countries, the SuperiDtend-
eu,. Of the census for 1860 refers ito such
notorious facts o. corn selling 10 New En-
glsod at ninety cents bushei, and being
burned for fuel 10 Iowa; wheat selling al
81 IS in New Tort and for forty-dvs cents
10 Minnesota; beef bringing seven dollars
hundred on the hoof 10 the East, while cat
tie are slaughtered for their hides in Texas.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-17

The Washington Capital tells this; At
on elegan: dinner party :Iiven In this city
tho enlant terrible Of the family was per-
mitted TO occupy the seat near one OF the
most d Q q .uish. d guests. THIS Lee noir
is much gwen By conundrums, whish are
not always appropriate. Moreover. the
Young man has sister she 10 shining
belle In society. Eliza is the name OF the
young lady, but the young scraprgrace will
call her I4ize. The company we're STARTLED
by ths voice of the younger ssking, why
10 father like the devil?" An awkward
pauss ens,ied. Then hs shnnted out, '.Br7
cause be IL the father OF Liz," Lies. y
The boy did not get his desert, ful he was
sent to bed.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-17

A hanging garden Of sponge is one OF tho
latest novelties 10 gardening. Tske a wbtie
sponge Of large size and SOW il full of ffdS
oats and wheat. Then place Il for surwssk
or ten days 10 shallow dish, andSrt. the
sponge will absorb the moisture, o. seeds
will begin to sprout before msny days. -
When this is fairly taken place. the spon &c
may suspended by means of cords from a
hook in the top Of the window, where 9
little sun will enter. 1t will thus become
mass Of green and can be kept wet by The
mere immersion OF IL in bowl Of water.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-17

secre. history Of our National Government,
10 all It's various branches, and shows how
the public money issquandered, how votes
are obtained etc., with sketches OF sbe lead
ing Senators, Congressmep, Government
officials, snd~n accurate description OF the
splendid public buildings Of the Federsl
Capital. The author 10 Edward Winslow
Msrtiu. The work will be illustrated with
numerous fue eugravings. The book will be
issued in short time, and should be In the
hands Of every citizen.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-17

The death Of General Candy reduces the
number Of brigadier generals in the regular
army to six. Under the law there Can be
no PROMOTIONS tu this grade until the num-
Der 10 reduced below six. whish is To bs the
maximuM hereafter There is talk Of re/
firing Gen Philip st. George Cook, the
oldest officer 10 tue service. graduate OF
1927. THIS would make a vacancy to be
filed by promotion, with great number oI
expectants and candidates TO ill II.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-17
Plumer Items.

The Plumer school bell 10 in operation
again. A fact!
No damage done by the high water at
thlspiaas.
Som. OF the Insgnanimous people OF this
place are endeavoring to 6od man for
path master who will pledge himself to de-
vote half of bis salary for the benefit OF the
town.
Query! Where is "the beautiful spring"
W. read ~ much about.
Out entprprising townsman, Mr.. Billy
Lamb, hos purchased vacant lot on ISL
street. We understand be intends build
log brick residence thereon during the
present year.
II the young gentlemen who make
practice of meeting 10 tho Humboldt school
house on Sunday evenings (tor the purpose
of playing Eucbre &c) would be go kind as
to change their meetings TO Saturday even
ings, they would confer great favor on the
teacher and alec 90 persons who live
"across the WY"
No elopements, no suicides, no robberies
worthy Of note this week.
We understand the Humboldt Refinery is
about 10 commence operations. This as
we may suppose gives entire satisfaction 10
the energetic business men ol Plumer.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-17

Our Yeade have undoubtedly read Of the
arrest of Col. Dan. Meyers, at Butf.lo, u
few days since, charged With breaking into
and robbing the cars of the E,ie Railway
prison for five years. As matter OF iutrr.
est to historians, II 10 we'll enough to state
that Col. Dan. formerly kept sa'oon at
B ,lltowu, u suburb OF Piihole. At the time
B sn. Hogan and Jsck Holiday had their
celebrated prize fight back OF BAIl'ewn In
1865, Col. Dau was the en,erprising indi
vidual who furnished whiskey and lager ioI
the crowd during end after THE fight.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-17
G geld at :, Rn. il7k

win the near approach Of Spring we look
for revival Of business In the up Creek
region. We have . largo expanee Of unds.
veloped territory 10 q this vicinity which
Will sooner or later come into market. and
when 1t does good by to the deep territory.
Sbssiqw wells st small Cost even though
sssy enIy yisid 8 to 10 barrels daily orc
letter than big wells that last only . shorl
tine. .&FI.H. .IIrJg9l q
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-17

The Jonesboro, (Gs,) Times recently
published vigorous poem, 10 which appear
ed this stanzi:
"Wheu spring comes with her foral eifts,
Then time vill glide on wings 20 swift,
Wei! gather flowers sick and sore,
To decorate the young. the fair"
The edi,er explains By saying that the
third line should read: "WeIl gather
flowers rich aud fair" But the explanation
comes too ls,e. The poet has committed
suicide.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-17

The following queer !nsts have tean ellc'
itcd in the examination Of Captain Will
iis.ns. of The wrecked steamer Atlan,ic:-
That the ,hird officer was the only officer on
the vessel who had ever taken q ship into
the bnrbor OF Halifax, and he WAS off duty
whra the disaster occnred;;thst no o,be of/
icsr ON board. in fact, had ever been In the
har,or; thu, If the captain had been sound
ing r-gnlsrly fom twelve 10 three o'clock,
a. hp should have been doing, the catastro-
ph- would hot have occured-snd had the
officers ou duty at the TINS been thorough
ty-,nudful of .h@ir duties it wonld have
prevented the dreadful occurrence. On tbt
whole. II iooks very much as though !h,
great wreck and loss Of several hundred hn.
man lives was the direct result of the Care.
essness and iocompslency OF two or ,hre'
men.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-17

The Protestsnts OF South Germany are
becomine alarmed OF the length TO which
Bismarck carries his rigorous policy against
the Roman Catholics. The de6sucs OF oil
State authority by the Roman Catholic
bishops of North Germany is considered no
justification for the proposed governmental
in reference with the internal affairs Q
churches Of all crseds.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-17

A new outlet for the gam th. Wrst Ia
proposed In the impr vrment "f the Ksu/
kakes or Iroqnois rivers, in Illin"i', and
their connection with the Wabash and
Erie Canal by means OF fhort' canal rx/
tending from Attica 10 LoRansport. Indiana
10 the nsvgnble waters OF one or tho .utheI
OF those streams
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-17

1t is generally believed now by lneteorol/
ogisis, that We are 10 have cycle OF very
hot summers. An eminent New York suni-
tarau in the Health Department has nl/
ready issued report suggesting messnles
during the canning simmer which shall
prevent the fatal effects Of the expected
beat.