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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-22
Importnnt Matter.

At the last meeting Of the City Council 'Mr.
Wm. Candy presented communication remon
strAting against the introduction 10y the Board oi
Health of the patent deodorlzing apparatus ior
cleansing oesspools, TO the exclusion OF all other
methods, on account of its greatly increased cost
aud pnying that people be allowed 10 make their
own contracts for the performance OF this work
Mr. Candy then moved 10 refer the eommuRica'
tiou t. the Board of Health, and the motion, after
some discussion, was carried
Here 1t will be seen that the City Council has
refused 10 interfere in a matter OF very great i'm
portauce 10 house owners and renters, as the cost
imposed, at the rates stated, is from two to fouI
times higher than the work hes been done for
This is really an indirect tax imposed upon the
people for the benefit of one or two persons. or
90 it seems to us
Last evening it will I've seen that the communi'
cation came up in the Board OF Health, and was
referred to the committee on contracts and leen-
ses All this communication asks, we believe, il
that property holders be permitted to employ
other modes for getting their work, in this line
done; and 1t is arbitrary and unjust to deny them
this privilege these hard times, Whea it IS matter
that will not admit 81 doust that where from &
to,k3o may be saved by renters sad owners, they
should be allowed to avail themselves of the priv
ilege.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-22

TIE counsel Tor tue bank robbers, who writes
what he calls editorials for ths 4drer,ser attacks
the States Attorney-GenerAl and the GAZETTE in
the issue of his personal organ OF this morning. in
his usual style OF lnuendo and denunciatory
slang common to Philadelphia police courts aud
prison Sieve. We pity the family upon whom this
paper is forced. The drivel in it that is termed
e1uoriAl is the merest schoOl-hoy compositions,
although written nv the owner OF the establish
ment and the counsel fot The bank robbers and
thieves, and palmei "A o; the productions of
youth.
The miserable Wretches iJr whom this writer is
counsel, have been sadly cheated. Doubtless they
have discovered this already. Hoping that his
paper could serve 10 blind the people and mislead
the jury, its owner used il for the purpose of pal
iAting the crime. But the Abortive attempt to in
duce the Court 10 permit the trial to be put Of
till the May term, IN order that other thieves and
burglars may be here to testify, wSs q complete
failure. The Court treated it as it deserved, ant
evidently regarded it as sttempt to introduce
here one of the schemes that has 90 degraded the
police courts Of Philadelphia. This failure nutt
hive convinced the thieves that they had made
great mistake in selecting their counsel, and tc
AAaA tueg HAA Jul VI AutlG money
II is simply astonishing 10 US that any respecta
bic lawyer should have made such an effort t
change the practice of the Court and it wa
actually amusing to see how quickly the associate
in the case threw the responsibility Of presenting
the afidAvits of his shoulders, that it might res
with their criginators.
The ability Of the Attorney q General has beel
already proved in our Courts through his exteu
sive and successful practice, aud he needs no Dc
fence from the GAZETTE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-22

Bargains in msTlno underwear, hoAieFy and u
gloves q KrOnk's, 6u heFkss ArVsl. &
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-04

DAPID GROWTH and SOLID h Improvement are the attrac- tiOns Of Hcrton's Addition.
 In this most desirable part of the City, Lots J0X100 feet are sell ing from $l25 to $1. .200, and Blocks 200x3G0 feet from $500 upwards. The last named afford finest situa- tions fer suburban residences. All of which can be bought with Greenbacks. A. E. HORTON, a24 3ml Room 24, Horton House.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-04
COLORADO STEAM O NAVIGATION

'rNewbcrn" leaves San Francisco for the Mouth of the Colorado River about the 18th of each month, connecting with river steamers for points along the river Freight delivered at Yuma in 12 days from San Francisco. Supe- rior passenger accommodations. Agencies of the company at Gl0 Front st., San Francisco, Cal, ie- ma and Ehrt nbe1g, A. T.
 I. POLHAMCs, JR..
 5yI GenI Sup',.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-04
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Arizona City Postal Directory.

Arizona City Postal Directory.
 1iajl. for California vest rlo,t at s I. NJ. on sundays aOd Tues days. anl i r. NJ. OH Fridays.
 hi;iIS for Tucson (Ca3t) close at 1 H.M. Tuesdays, I'hurs'laysand Sat Iri9yS,
 Mails from Tucson arrive about ) P. II. un Tuesdays, Fridays and SUnlayS.
 Maii. for La iaz (n0rIh}vi at $ \. Nf. Monday>.Hnd arrive about 1 r. N. an Saturdays.
 Ari3ona Official Directory.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-04
ATiaona Official Directorv.
FEEDER AT..

;1ttI4tiNI..
 E0n-Ec>.inn.!i Delegate. i:. C. .Hc 'urniitlz .GOVcrnor, A.p. K stafford, Tucson ..... Territorial : ec- rotary. CoIcs Bash lf0rd, Tucson. ;Sup't of Indian Affairs, Herman iirnGeiI. Prescott ............. Chief Justice, lst Dist, John Titus, Tue son.."AsSoriate, 2d Dist. NcF0rest Porter, Arizona City; 3d Dist, (. A, Tweed. PreSc0tt...... .&. Atty. !. l.. MGCafrey, 1uys0n.... ....... |, S. Marshal, l. c. Die ason, Prescott ..- |. <. Surveyor GenI, John Wa5sOn, Tucsn!I... Regist'r Land Office. IT. \. Eastman, Pres c0tt......R~cciver, George Lount. PrcSc0tt...C. <. Collector Int, Rev, Thomas CorfIis, Prescott. |. <. Assessor, II. X. Bigclow, Prc:-cott....U. x. ri1'i Mail Ag't, l. N. D1N'i"y -. Deputy Collector of Customs, '. Fl. Goodwin, Ari- zoaa City; !. N. Hopkins, Tucson.
 TEEHlT0i:IAL. Atty C;"nl, !. F. Nrtnn'ray Tue son .....T'rc" Hycr, John F. Allen. Tucson nT......iu,j!tnr. (. II. Lord, '' AdJtt;eu'l. samuel Hughes. Tucson.
 Yuma County.
 PFtstmte Judge, Thus ! DidWtn ........bist Atty, Clarence Gray. ......... Sheriff, George Tyng.... iefh Dist. Court, John ". Dor ringt0n....RccorGcr, !. S. S;pann ....Trea>urer, !. V. Barn"y..... Supervisors: John Duff, George Martin, Jose Ii. R0dnndO.
 TOWNSHIP OFFICERS. Justices 0f the i'care-Abram Frank, E. E. Kelley, \. A. Mix.
 Arizona City Officers. Mayor, \ J Finlay......Council- men, Vim R Larkin, J Siebeck. Hall UanIon, J M Red0ndo...... Police Judge, R. 5. keIIey...... City Marshal, 0 r TOWnsend...... City Attorney, (. W. (. Powell.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

1 MiDUhLAANEOUS. J. A :" F E. R $ CHEAP CASH STORE. Formerly Cheap .soE.s, ssese,) ain street, AIizona City Has on hand and is constantly re-
 ceiVing, Dry Goods, Clothing.
 Foreign and Domestic SILKS, SATINs and Lacrs, Dress Goods
 Clothing
 GInghatns
 Deiaines
 ShawIs,
 and a fine assortment of HOUSEk TIPPING GOODS!
 Brown and BIeached Sheeflng and Shifting. Ladies', Misses and Children's Shoes, Ties and Boots''
 Mems Boys and Youths Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, and everythingin general demand = ln Arizona. my25 (' l.. JONES beg leave to an. S. nounce to his friends and former patrons that he has again resumed business. His Saloon is always supplied with the best of wines, liquors and cigars. Mr, Jones also wishes to iniolm the public that he has still the Corral, where hay and grain Of ,IrSt quality is kept on hand for the accommodation of teamsters and others.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-04
FEVER AND ACuE.

FEVER AND AGUE cured for fifty esnts. There is remedial xgent 4 this world thai will Esrsr aud Agre, srd ai other H&l.ricas R5oas. Scarlet, Typhoid, Yslic-, other fsVsrs (s5rd by RAD WAYS FILLS este& EADhAf's READY RELIEF. Fihy eents rcr koAie. Ss.d by Druggists.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-04
MEDICAL.
HEALTH! pEAIITY!!
''Tr. R.. "A }. B WT .A. X X!Es $
 E2TSaD2riIlial ReSQlVGlt

HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES S3 QUICK, SD RAPID ARE IRE CHANGES TIlA; o@ fhIS TRULY NOhLERFtL MEDICINE, THAT
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-09
sas;ness Directory

yamr. Business and Location Of the tead-
ma Business Houses IN 81. JOhnSbury.
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ana Business Houses IN 81. JOhnSbWy.
Agricultural Tools and Hardware.
HARVEY & HASKELL. Hoyts Block l.. Il. st
Apothccaries.
BINGHAM BROS. No. ; Bank Block. Main II.
i.ANpALL y son. Ramdall's Block. X. L. st.
Attorneys at Law.
nglpEN MAY No. 2Caled"mam Blk. up stairs
. WILLARD. Main 81. over Hall & Fletcher'~
.'. Real Estate liroker.
n q. !uE Bank Block Main Street. Prompt aud
careful attention given tu every kind oi legal
business
Books and Stationery.
HOWARD 4 KOWELL, Calcdonian Blk Main 81.
bakers and Confectioners.
CROSS MATHEWS. Main street.
BARRIERS.
X Is BLACKSTONE. Union Block. Main Street.
Boots and shoes.
FRANCIS GALLAGHER Warts Blk. K. L. II.
Clothing. Hats and Caps.
john \ MOORE. : Bank Block. opposite 81. Johns
buly iluu-- ,i,n,lrr IN Ready Made tl"thing Hats
and & lp~ trruis Furnishing trund-. etc. "tr.
Clothing for Wen and Boys.
81 FAIRBANKS 4 60. Fairbanks Village.
Crnckrry. Glass and >ton" Ware.
SI FAIRBANKS 4 co. Fairbanks Village.
Curpeting. Paper Hangings, Window shades.
= :
Dentists.
j L. PERKINS Calcdonian Block, Main Street.
K " WARNER Union Block Main Street.
Dining Rooms.
MATHEWS i PETTENGlLL. Eastern \ Venue.
Dry Goods, and Ladies' Fancy Goods.
1. H. HALE Avenue Block, K K. Street.
1 + FAIRBANKS Il CO. Fairbanks Village
Dry Goods, housekeeping Goods. etc.
NALL l. FLETCHER Main Street.
Flour and Feed.
UEU ALDRICH 81 co. Eastern \ venue
Furniture and Cask-ts.
l. HALL < BROTHER. Main Street.
II TISDALE, Flanders Block, up stairs
Family Groceries and Fruits.
Al. COOK & co. Eastern y venue
IRA HARVEY, Union Block. Main Street
File Manufacturer.
81 Juhusburv File Works. opp. Passenger Depot
troceries and s--k-eping Goods.
/ + l. FAIRBANKS co. Fairbanks Village.
Harness. Robe. and Blankets.
u " COOK Eastern Avenue.
Hotels.
AVENUE HOUSE, L. X. ST. O &. Hale riupI
Insurance, tLifc.)
I SARGENT. tlEtnaD Railroad Street
Iron Founder and iachinist.
II hE IL LLLll NorLl cnd IL Ia street
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
u ". sENrEE, Main Street.
{ l. WARD Wards block K. X. Street
Merchant Tailors.
/ CNDEEWOOD Dauvillc Block L. X. Street
tuESER 4 SIAS. Onion Block. Main Street.
Music Rooms.
HARRINGTON. SONS 4 co. L. Il. street
Physicians and Surgeons.
DR. J. HYDE. Residence and office hrs
door south of North Church Main Street
photographs.
u ALpRlC II. Burnhan's Building. Mann II.
- CLIFFORD, Cacionian Block Main street
Printers and Publishers.
STONE & co. Caled"niau Block Main 81.
stoves and Tin Ware.
+ FLETC HER, Eastern Avenue.
Z u. q. WOODRUFF. Railroad Street
uWbEl:l Eastern Avenue.
Watches. .Jewelry and Toys.
HON ARD & HOWELL. Caled"nian Bl k, Main -
HuUGHIUN 4 CARPENTER: Railroad Street.
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Nearly l5,OOO,OOO feet of pine and
spruce logs have been drawn to the
Whitetield mills the past winter.
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r.r,ns-One copy per annuni -------.---- $50
II yaiI siIIctly IN advance observation-disclosures 500
zach Subscriber will lind On his paper III con
,,, with his name. the date 10 which he has paid.
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p,.t,gr.--lhere Is no postage on this paper III
, ri mia County. Out of the County. five cents
,rt.I to any part of the United States Canada
f'I-. rlbrr- must remit twenty cents year for ad
,,ry postage which has To be paid at this office"
lab Printing of all kinds done at living prices.
ty-rb new and modern machinery and skillful work
.n nearly all kinds of Job Printing can hr done
yr!l and a. cheap A. III the cities.
I..,I blanks, Gard and Paper stock constantly
III hand
Rates of Advertising:
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An llliu"I> editor lately wrote to the
treasury for the names of senators and
congre~~mcn who had refunded the
back pay {" date. In due time he re-
reived this reply from ten. Spinner: Il
have no objection to stating, for your
information, the amount of back pay
that has been !etuInrd To the treasury,
which is, t" his date, (April l9l, 81
1911 hut, as Il considerable portion
of this amount has been returned by
senators and members who have re-
quested that no publicity be given to
the matter. | do not not feel at liberty
to furnish the Names
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-09

BUSINESS CARDS.
FRASIER RKoTHER>.
PAINTERS aud dealers in PAINTS AND OILS
East of the depot, St. Juhnsbury, VT.
DANIELS, SYLVESTER n CO.,
DEALERS N
MEATS AND GROC ERlES
fH' Wards Block, Railroad Street
BARTLETT. LEWIS n co.
DEALERS
PROVISIONS AND MEALS.
Railroad Street, st. Johnsbury,
L. M. HILL,
PRACTIC PIT MER
Gas aud Steam Filter and lin smith. Old express
ohce. west Of Union Block. All work guaranteed.
y Johnsbury Jan. e l-73. 5Oti
{. ID. NEWELL. ID. ID. =.
Efr9, DEN TIST.
'N-ho Room l. Union Block.
DRESS
ladies' desiring Dress Making and other Sewing
done promptly and well, will lind Miss ROSA
LYNN at II. p. SHOREY'S Music Store.
HOUGHTON 4 Pore.
Homeopathic Physicians and Surgeons.
uss.s' NAN hS slRERt 81 J"HNsBuRY
NJ" HouGHroS, MD. W. G Pore MD.
BULLARD 4 FOLSOM,
PHrsICIASs AND SURGEoNs
ST Johnsbury.
Unss Bouk Block Moi, .S,,,et
~ Billiard $ residence. Dr. Folsom residence
Eastern \ venue. Cherry Street
"'hre hours from 10 10 \. N, t"2 NJ
y. VI. JOHNSON.
DEALER IN GENERAL DRY GOODS.
JOHNsoN's BLOCK,
"aIoad Street. ST. Johnshury. vi
JOHN BACON I'd,
DEALER IN HIDES. LEATHER AND OIL
81. JOhnsbury Centre VT.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
. OF NEW YORK
SAsH ASSETS OVER sa5 900 900
. bLoDGRrT, Special Agent 81. Johnsbury. Vt
5. T. BROOKS. VI. D.,
-. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
oe at hisresidence opp. the Bakery, ST. Johnsbury
p. LONERGAN.
h,,, AASUFACTURER AND DEALER
'OlS SHOES and RUBBERS. also LEATHER
-, FINDINGS ETC.
rA..Ioad street st. Johnsbury Vt
WM. w. GROUT,
AIIoRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Barton Vermont.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-09

Either several southern newspapers
have been taken in 10y canard. oI
Gen Grant lately assured Gen Gordon
that no officer should he allowed to
remain in the civil employ ofthe govern
ment, who was proved to he immora'
III his life. or dishonestn is otficia.
habits.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-09

Cor. lER,.FE. HE BILLN. The fol
lowing report i i'll circulation: Col
lcrgcr. Il Irlict of >ccc>sionism and no
tolious for shooting Col. Crane, Sheriff
of jackson county. Miss. IA couple at
ycar> ago. went imtoa Baltimore saloon
:lr other day. with view of repeating
the little episode between Hayes, Col.
Blood and Judge Fem, in Missouri. y
New Euglamdcr. who WAS present. called
for Il drink and when about To lubricatc
his threat. leIgrr. desiring Ia make IN.
example of the Yankee. stepped upand
appropriated both glass and bottle.
TO the surprise of every body the New
Englandcr covered his man first. and.
without exhibiting his howicknitr ca
pacity. lcrgeI beat IL hastH retreat.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-09

The town of rivcrton. H. l.. which
last wear elected its school committee
entirely from the Ladies' of the town.
concludes. this year, that the "ld WAY
is the best. and elects men only.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-09
81. sohnsburp Galedonian,

.,,,,,,,.,te Soldiers Monument, st. Johnsbury.
, 1873-08-03

A for days since q singular lnodi'nval cor
onlony was revived, by tho christening Of T.
nowly launched voaael in tho noighborllood Of
Greenwich. Tho yesacl, which llaB latoly been
built at England to tho orior of tho dovorl-
mont Of Chilli, III named tho Tol.en. Tho coro-
mony was performed BY tho 1sev. Mr.. 0'IIal-
lorai, ono of tle priests nttacl,ed to the Churcl,
Of st. Mnry, ut Qrsonwich, and n Mr.. Avou and
n young Indy Of Chilian parontngo Btool aa
SPONSORS for tho ship. a party OF about forty
latios nt'ta gentlemen, moBtly 1loutnn Catholics,
were present OIL Tho occasion. Instead OF brcak-
Ing q bottle Of vino against tho bows Of tho
vessel, M III tho usual custom among US, Mr..
oHalloran went round the uppor md main
decks, preceded by q body Of acolyteH mud
ohorlstors, who a9ng tho Donelctus wLilo tile
prisist, snrnkled tho timbora Of the good ship
und undivided Trinity, and tho "baptia,n It
waa complete. A Luncheon on board followed,
M q mattor OF courao 1t Ia BuppoBed that this
il tho first instance Of thu public baptism of d
vessel in Englnnd since tho Reformation, Or, 9t
oil events, Blnco tho Revolution Of 1868, though
tho baptisin Of church hollis haa bcnn occasion
ally revived Of lato yenra.
, 1873-08-03

Tho ssDiddefor1 Journal says TINT tho littlo
white horse (Tiger) owned by Dr.. Allen, Of Snco,
and known by almost every man in the county,
possesses so1no very raro quaitios. and oxhibits
day from nll other days. aud ahowA TINT he is
religious in heart, with strong soctarianisln
mingled with his other foolingB. Ho knows tho
Sabbath, because OH that day ho is unwilling to
pass tho church, wlile On other days he shows
no dosire to call. Tho soctarianiHm manifoatH
itself from tho fact tint on Sabbath morning
when o ia harilossol, nll tho bells tn both cities
may ring, and ho will remain quiet, until the
Orthodox bell rings III saco, anil then ho will
start (brisl Bpoed) and will not 10 caught until
ing from preaching from the fact that aftor s
o'clock, or towards evening, ho will make no
effort to 80 to the church, but will insist Oil call
Ing at tho vostry, standing short distance or.
, 1873-08-03
GENUINE CONSTADLES.

Tho Eiffll Meeting Of the Slfi01s-nurc,
Connt1lllGn .. opinion Of Counsel -
The County Ikoilrtl to Ilo Aslkud to r;k-
rOllsO Hllcir Cause.
lilo gonuino Conatablos hold anotllor meoting
last evening IN JuHticn 1IainoH ol(co to consider
their grievaneoB. h1r. Moore WIS Chairman, Il.
Dual Secretary.
Mr.. Connolly, from tho Committee on tho
Employment Of Counsel, submltted tho follow
Is the constaDleso of Can't County:
sultca with Mr.. 1solert l1orvey. That Mr. Ieryey
orney WHO staict 10 linn tint io hs,i osa,n!aea tiio
law thoroughly aud carefully, but lLa. 10 must DO
ssso aud put ho ,naier through il l'a l"tss essnea
the siie as,aes 1 + fully Gy fsSa wha that osR saG
An application inuat u 1rado TO tlo County Doard to
give Mr.. Root authority Thcre was ITO ceeaBlty lo
constntlee wlo hayo been nplolntca for ono yenr,
T1.s ossSs'e "ss s'E rss; ses g
helr Part , TO rev perf9rn tue aaties t Of
@ ost as 1s ss nS Will %hen s, rs
only ores legally constituted CorAtabea. Thoso who
avo what ii termed held over" aro equally illegal;
they have bee 1egHtcd out Of olticD. When the LeGs-
lat,lre provides for \ ccrtan ntmbur Of gun
st9Ses giving ,nt es sxno oonstsosa aac
pct unt .lleir term has expired, aud ttey must fol-
low certain requirements, giving now bombs, filing
tlcm In accordauco with law; otherwise their acts
aro il1sgul. .....-
wo1a therefore advlAo sou to seok assistance from
tio County l,mrd by milking application to n.thor-
| ize Mr.. 1soot to prorccl, Without such au-
tllority 10 cannot assist yon. and in 4
caae such IA thIo, whore, the public arc
directly Interested, tle Council should, and will,
gvo hair utmost aasiRance Besides. y Ia har,lshp
upon thoAo legally oectc to have their fees and their
living taken from thc by thoso Illegal anu unwar-
rantet constablcs. do not consider 1t necessary to
tako money out of your pockets when public oleers
appointed for TINT purpose, aud wllasp time mud
6tata. I would therefore, strcnnoialy adyao you
10 nako application 10 tho County Hoard to author
ixo Mr.. lsoot to proceed in tls matter, md II ho
then ncoa assistance It will bo ttmo enough to
a!or thu employment Of Nh attorney to represent you
It wns decided to present n petition TO tho
County Commissioners requesting thon to ALL
thorizo tho Co1nty-Attorncy to proceed against
| tho counterfeit Cotlstal,icH.
Mr.. Fellows. Justico Dnnyon'a Secretary, was
tankotl for his clcrica services, and A1r. Horyoy
for his opinion.
The Chairman, Secretary, and Il. P. Foley
wero appointed to whit OH the County Commits
| Hionors Adjourned
, 1873-08-03

The Seizure Of the Pacific Mail Stcnm-
ers--AnotE.cr Chance for I4ife.-tl
Child Hrur&lercr--I'ile EQobOlkela Saw
ittgs Ranik--Libel Suits~-Cos11tcrfeit
Coin.
New YoKK Aug. 2.--1n regard to tho soizuro,
BY tho Sheriff, of two vessels belonging to tho
Paciao Mail Steamship Company, presldont
Bradbury says TINT tho attachmont was either q
mistake or "snap" mattor arranged for tho
purpose, for influencing matters on tho street.
The amount claimed waB 9120,000, to secure
which bonds would be given to-day. Pres
ident Bradbury states that ex-Presldent Stock
well should have paid these taxes. "a lo had tho
funds for TINT purpose. Tho matter, however,
would bo investigated, nnd ~ the bonds had
been given. tho departure Of tho Company's yeB-
Hels would not be interfored With. Tho Receiver
Of Taxes refuses to acrspt bonds for the reloaso
of tho paciic Null Steusnship Company steamer.
He demands tho payment of the taxes due--
$4,000.
stay of proceedings has boon granted in tho
case Of Murphy who was sentenced to be hang
cd on friday next. A roprieye is expected from
the Governor.
Christine Dirnor, aged 49, of cit Springfield
avouue, Newark, has beon arrested on the charge
Of killing Edward Lawley, aged !, by walfuiiy
throwing him DOWNSTAIRS.
Tho Director of tho suspended Hob0kcn sav-
ingB bank BayB tB doors wore not closed for want
of funds, but to allow an examination to DO
mn1o to ascertain the exnct amount Of tho ab-
sconding officers defaleation. His liabilities
aro placed at 81, ,023, ,01O assets, 81 031 ,743.
In tho insurance libel suits against Stephen
English, brought in the names Of A1easrs. Wins
ton and Hopes, English has givon bail in $4,000.
Counterfeit half eagles Of the coinage Of 1872
are in circulation in this city and Boston, and SO
closely initiate genuine as almost to defy de-
lection. In woight md color the counterfeit
corresponds with tho legal coin, and is made of
eight hundred and forty eight thousandths gold.
alloyed with copper nnd minimum of
silver. Tho intrinsic vnlne IL four and
sovonty-ono h,1ndrodths The outlines Of the
letters and eagle on tho counterfeit arc not as
sharp, square, and regular as on tho gonnine.
Tho Chief Of tho Secret Service offers d reward
of s5, QUO for information loading to the capture
of the spurious dies from which Tho spurious ar
ticlo is made, and the arrest and conviction Of
| the parties guilty Of making aud putting it into
circulation.
Counterfeit $40 gold piocoH nre In circulation,
and efforts are making to trace thom to tlo BUS
pocted perHonB.
Three hundred laborors, guarded by largo
T! police force, made clean Bweop tonight Of tho
booths aud stands around Fulton Market. A
| great crowd witnessed tho disappearance OF
tayorlto haunts, but mado no disturbance.
uen; Quesada III Hnil to have enrolled in this
city nbout 900 mel, mostly Americans, for
ecrvicc in Cuba against the spaniards.