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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-26

OryIox CHIKy QuAR1RnxAsriR,
DisInIcr OF NEW MkSco.

D1sIRICr or NEW MKSco, !
BAsTA FE, N. M, July g. lHa.
Acknowledgement attached, will be received At this
1873. Tor the delivery OF Corn, Barley. Oats and
Bran as specified below,
Department, O. o., series 1871, bids will also be
received until the Same time by the oficer Of the
o. Ms Department at each OF the posts named for
| delivery OF the supplies required theIeat.
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A LKXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
RI0ksBlke RAILWAY

Local trains for AeIAndria leave As follows 4
and m 70 Alexandria daily: ali others daily eI
local trains from Alexandria arrive as tollows;
s:S' S :S ~, 0;st 4 10 a m, z IN - ?:ss
p. m rom Alexandria daily; ali other trains daily
except sunday.
Trains marked thus connect with trains on WAAh-
ington Aud Ohio railroad,
QUASTIOO accommodation leaves Washington
20 q. m. daily, except sunday,
GREAT BOGTHERN ExPliEss, via Richmond.
caves Washington II ils p m, daily, except Sunday.
for sale al the ONCE corner Sixth and Pennsylvania
avenue, and Thirteenth and Pennsylyani avenue,
gage to be checked al all hotels and resldences
through TO destination. E.b. YOUNG,
1yS1h General PASSENGER Agent
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
NORTHWEST, soUTiH AND SOUTHWEST.
On and after July "a, ISIS. trains viii leave Al

The dhEAT DOUBl.k-ThACh hDUTE,
With elegant scenery. Palace state room, day and
night cars, with modern improvements.
New York.
Tho IS .. m. TO Niagara Falls daily. except Bun.
day; the II rs q m. daily, except Sunday, north.
west .he sisp m. daily. except Sunday: 1910 p m.
MAKE CONNECTIONS
Through from Washington to Rochester and Pitts
bur- without change.
Tickets by this route can be procured at the once
corner Of Sixth street dPennrylvania avenue, and
Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue, where
reliable information will be given at all timesL
Passenger PROCURING tickets NJ those Offices can
and Rochester,
Corner Sixth st. and Penn. ave-,
ED. 8. YOUNG, General Passenser Agent,
dolly baltimore. Md,
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A PLEASANT SUMMER RESORT.
fE GREAT AtsF " EEsa tsp TONIC wa
Of rsssSR Ias & saERa 4. :ss9
ISL sass: i: s:S$s:Ss
o. msdieina w.tsrs the mean; q resanins Loaf
sTRIBLING SPRINGS,
thirteen miles from BtAunton, Virginia where the
hne mountain air and scenery. and the mineral
waters which include the three distinct classes d
e snd .hss.p s.
These SPRING. are highly medicinal, and have
= y .s!sssa sf Il. Sss
NJ G HHSa Is R;,s
sP saa q VI .a n ny
6s5 ,gEa5 a. in.,s YIsns
Ths ea pgSs sant y
wide range o. remedial meg. application.
liver Ssss.s shIonis dsrrkes AND ds.sHisrSs. con
ss srasrs and
neuralgia. and in most cases all diseases OF mslnu
ssa sasa 81 s.d us asS y wall q
Il 4. s T. e
n & slass n ne hssthy and
Der, dysrsiasd propertiss and srs., remsaiap VIZ
nc es r..e. v.rou. mean
Of recreation and amusement.
Bosrd-Psr day. SI6o; per week. els; per month
e51
~ The Hotel IL now open for visitors
houte-hy railroad to StAunton, thence thirteen
lins.
| Passengers from Baltimore, Nd, Washington, d
| O., and Alexandria, Richmond and Lynchburg Va.
On enc mofnins carr, WI reach striblins Spring
For circular containing analysis Of tho wators
| letters Of eminent physicians. and certificates o
| remarkable cures, write to B, aOODE, Agent,
| jyiaeoim StriblinE springs, w.
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DRoPosALs FOR LUMpER.

NAVY PAY OFFIcEJ
al CHESTNUT STREET.
PHILADELPHIA, July ~, 1873.
Sealed proposals, indorsed PROPOSALS. Bureau
Yards and Docks" VIII be received q M. ofhoe
say,
kliG7 board fee. Joist, 4 by II inches
aHO board feet Jolst, by inches.
,90O board feet scentling, o by inches,
pine, sawed true to size and in various lengths
per schedule to DO seen ut the office OF Owl En-.
Pennsylyanias TO DO delivered on Of before Sop;
tsmssf I isIs' f5es q charge. az Esss9S islsnd
inspsction, agpr1y.l, nc Responsihle security wiil
the same IN coaformity With stipulations On ~
.nf to;Ms fo5 pids r. be had ssis once other
A. W. RUSSELL,
Pay inspector, o, Z, NAVY
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Any Eerson may oppqss mi extension n. ,.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Di

TRiur OF CoLUMBIA = HoLpIsa
SPECIAL TERN. JyLY 4, ls1a -.
trat0r aforesaid has with the appreciation q the sg
prems ooIr, "A ihs District q 6oImbi. AFORESAID.
isis Tor The nnsi, settlement, saaa
dscea ed. and OF the Sssets In hand, As
far as the same have been collected md turned into
Of said deceased are notified to attend. with their
claims properly yonched or they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit In said deceAsedt
estate; Iforiaei copy OF this order be published
once week for three weeks in the REPUBLICAN
previous TO the said day. -
Test A. WEBSTER,
jyl6Wsws Register Of wills
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ID RoPosALs FOR DREDGING.
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.

oAricE or PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GRouSpsJ
COR PA AVE. AND TwEETr FIhsI ST, I
wAsHIsoTos ID o., July ~, ls7a
Sealed proposals wi lbe received BY the uuder-
tigped u I'll u m on the 9lth day of August, ISIS,
June D. 1874
inioTmstion, as 70 quality, Sc, 30. can be OBJ.
tanned on Apl lioAtion to this office,
The Iight to reject any or all bids, or 70 accept
bid rs,sT re aud each e iS 5s9nTsd
he sum Of $50 as a guarantee OF q faithful per-
formAnoe OF the contract haTsrfedh tkrR a,5b
Colonel O. Ensnssrs, .; 8. A.. IN charge Of ISbla
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PROPOSALS.


US. CouRT.HousE AND Posr OYFIoE
ss..a proSoa aIS VII b e. sSS n. ONCE
milling and delivering 4 the NE o. The baiidins
n md Sa as
M fssre Wi DO required 80 cubic Yard. more o.
hens ssSs and saiiasis ier Concrete INC A'
One thousand cube yards. more or less, Bubble
sSns b on M asSad
t aPe: ONE quarter % Be- bond s.one. q length
moi less than E ten tio1 cubic feet No stSnes CON
or iess than twelve ia Inches ihicf. viii be re-
Also for 10000 hard burnt Red bricks Of the best
quality. taken from he heart Of the kiln. No sal.
Also for 100 barrels. more or less. Hydraulic
Sfsna q ao.sadss Each barrel linus must contain not
Also u ~ cube yards, more or less. clean. sharp
ssmples Of each Of the above materials to be sub.
Delivery Will g. made al such tunes and in such
quantitiss q may be deemed necessary by the su
Bidder may, submit proposals for one or all Of
s n %ss as 70 S
": u hssS!s$ S.is IN s.sa I,s% "a ts q
The contract II awarded 70 him The sufheiency Of
NJ SI:;s,, sS;ss /: 4: az
' Psymen,s xill Be- Be- made monthly. dsducsns ten
per cent until the completion, o. The contract.
sss % ss sd'
sieas or bIisf: he Sr may iSr
VaS.i2t s. 4. CARLOW. Superintendent.
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RoPosALs FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.

PhofosALS fOh ARMY SUPPLIES.
oyyIcK OF THE CHIEy QuARrHRMAsrrnJ
foar LEAvEswoRTH, KAN. June %. lisa 3
Sealed proposals, In trplcAts. wlI be ieoeiyea.
this ONCE, and by the post Huartermasters at III
posts named 6elow. until Il O'Clock a M July a. Isl
70, ,S ise delivery o. the following named supplies
FORT RILEY, KANSAS
IbO.0O pounds Corn.
sS0p pounds Oats
FORT LARNED. KANSAS,
lnIVO pounds Corn.
10 be delivered at railroad station nearest Fort
FORT DODGE. KANSAS.
$4,000 pounds Oats.
nI IN 10 delivered q railroad station nearest Fort
Deliveries to commence within ten uO) DAYS from
tue uhte OF award Of contract and to be- continued
the rate Of At least one fourth M OF the enIire
quIahata,t ui.els c0hua Ted Tor per month.
pounds. ''' ''' nuHu'aN'o'
lf.posais will be received for any portion Of the
No,proposal will be entertained unless the marty
makihE me same IL present ut the opening OF tho
nids or represented by age or attorney, !, is
nnown ~ tne oihcer receiving the PROPOSE s to be
panied by the guaranty Of two persons who are
hown ~ the ofhcer receiviny he propt sal to be re-
The usual conditions. when can be ascertaiped At
| tnis once, Will be Imposed upon bidders and con
uASoIs and blank forms Of proposals will be fur.
| mshed upon APPLICATION.
by authority OF the DsPJs.tmsnt Comp,ndsE'
Assistant Quar- ,ermatter General, Breyet Major
| General u. b. A, Chief OuaTtertnaster Depart.
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PROPOSALS.
PRorosAIss, 70. |. TEE eossTEycroN OF

pRoPosAIs FOR THE CONSTRUCTION on
,..,.. ,! Tss.:;SsI I. AsIs:.S I9Iy n VA !.
%sss az Sscsss y, a J, y NV 3 q. H:f Sc 3
IN: .. s 9sD: Hsn, gsS :.
ss.ss ens Ssss h..a l:' one en- Il bodsg i..ps
RS. : 90: S aiTPSp,E g: IA Indian ma
;s.. z, Tim: in sA ,s n, "a, WI
$;:: !: e Z! : Il: Il: e Ss
s S. s.sl..;; y 4. 1ssss
csIisSSs.,qp. ssn Be cssain,d Z, IN. once Of the
9 is:srsss Rhs sski . i.,.e Any
PRofosAIs FOR COPPER.
BUREAU or SossIngoIios asD RisAIR,
iSS$ ~ a
sSaS L. H.:
y ssy 3 e &. os. Of
The Barssu q Sons,ruouon and RspsiI, Navy Dc.
10 s :ssfI Tss olsH Ss.
~ +: ; s!ss q &c x:
SGSa s., Ss q. sps % ". sS unless
PRoPosAIs FOR FLOUR.
oyr1os PuaonAsIsq pstor o.s.I
Sailed progs.s. Vii iii; y ,s
S g ssS as e: sss. NM q &. is
loving store. dsli.srsd q The yaited State sus
| August, is7s, Wis +
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DROPOSAIS FOR FOUNDATION AT FORT
PULASKI, GEORGIA.
oo.UMI 5R srAI.s kssH.nn 0yyIoA(
n-,Na w foax, June =, ls7i
Proposals. Will y rscsived q hi. once unt1 noon
pile and yriilass foundssiop y Yors Pulssil. 81.
pe. oysr $ ssss n:s FIX ~
sEili,xs timber. For plans and sPsfanos!i2ns ap.
= MAJOR 81 Enslnesrs. Brsy.s Hsi. den q a A.
DRoPosALs FOR DYKES.
UTIsp sJAr.s n.en.nn oyyIc..)
ConsRh HoysroN AND QRnnsI sra. Z
s..,..hEw1 oRx. July IL, ls7t
In the d.Sn river nTt Albany. viii be received
'~'A .yySSA s SS Ny prS
Lieut.. Colonial Hnsineers. Breyst MAJOR 6ensrsl.
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LEGAL.


u wAsHINaros, ID. O., July Il, is7R
On the petition Of loHs MAoLuRR, OF Newark,
New Jersey, praying for the extension Of patent
granted TO him on the 18th day Of October 1859.
die Treaai
closed on the 18th day OF September next; that the
time for Ming arguments and the examiners report
that said petition 30 heard on t6e Isl day q bcto
Der next
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- ROposALs FOR THE PROSECUTION OF
IHE woRK Of qoNsThUCIINaAFo pN.
LIMOS RIVER
UsITkD STATES RsaNEKR's OFFIcEJ
Rock ISLAND, Ill, June ~, ls,A
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be received AT
this ONCE until " August L. lsI3 for The nroae
cutior OF the work Of constructing found for
the Illinois river, "
The usual conditions will be observed.
The right u Reserved To reject any or All bids
Al Information can be Obtained at this once
Proposals must be inelneed In a sealed enyslope
indorsed ProposAs for Prosecution u the Worf Oh
UohsVts W. ~, Foundation for Lock al Copperas
and addressed to JNMAy0NM'
Colonel Of Envipsers u II AMY
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GROCERIES.
GROCERIES.
BRYAN BROS,
DEALERS IN FANCY GROCERIES,
No. COS Pennsylvania Avenue.

PURE WAVES AND Liquors FOR MEDi
OINAL USE.
Pure Qld Hennsssoy brandy, usss)
Pure Old Port Wine,
lArmony,e Topaz Sherry.
.C9ste.u Marsau1, 6bstesu LAntte. Marsaux md
gslliQrnis Heet. Angelica and Port
Sweet Oatavba,
Apple apd Peach I,rsndies, tpure.)
Ginger brandy, Blaokberry brandy.
Also largo stock Of nne family groceries,
For sale by
BRYAN BROS,
COS Pennsylvania avenue,
jylt opposite Metropolitan Hotei.
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PROPOSALS,
pRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES,
US. NAVY Ytn iss sosfo.so,r gn.

US. NAVY Yhnp. EoefoLs, Wy
Proposals will be received At III. ofis. oup,1 IA
O'clock M, MONDAY, the 18th instant, for While
s,nict9nS diiepslr." ~, n' "]i'1u VI '0n'
len thousand feet toubicJ White Oak Log. To
telled Petv6eh the. lat % October and the ist q
March last, 10 be from sS TO % f.et In Length, the
susiEht NE ,lding way fair curve the ether way
WI De ,amis.lole All 70 square not less than r
NOT 70 e.csed one eighth q the face az squared.
j ne ~, unbef must be delierel. subject to the In.
srtcuon and Measurement At this yard,
Deliveries 10 commence imms diately upou and TO
contract
ProIo al. % be indorted Bids for white OAR
oEO. W. BEAMAN,
y88 PaymAster w. Y, Nayy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21
TIE EMIGRANr SWINDLERS.
STATEMENTS OF THE PRESIDENT AND TREASURER OF
THE SHAM EMIGRANT SOCIETY

STATEMENTS OF THE PRESIDENT AND TREASURER OF
THE SHAM EMIGRANT SOCIETY
The scantily furnished office of the Ger
American Enigrant Society,"" the first floor OF
Plympton Hail. was visited by TRIBUNE reporter on
Saturday for the purpose of obtaining from the officers
any reply they might offer TO the article published in
THE TRIBUNE OF that day. DR.. s. Ehrenberg the Pres
dent was found idly lingering few papers at table,
and asserting that he had not the article, was
shown copy Of the paper The allegations were noted
and Dr. Ehrenberg then talked very rapidly for
Is minutes about the grandeur Of the Society
and the incalculabe good intended to effect lie
was asked why the names OF the supporters OF the
Society and of the Executive Board were withheld from
publication He replied that they were not but on
being pressed said they not accessible to him. ana
that he could not remember them The reporter limited
that there surely would be some prominent citizens in
the Board but Dr. Gutenberg answered negatively. II
the reporter would wait until Mr. Mand the Treasurer,
came in. the names would be gtveni 10 him. Ur'
Gutenberg could not state anything In re
gard 10 the funds Of the Society, but said
that the present organization was an amal-
gamation of the GermanAmerican United Associ'
alton" OF which Mand had been President, and
the German American Progressive Society" Of which
he had been President He said he aid not care much
about financial matters, and could give neither an
exact an approximate statement OF tne Iunus az S
time OF the Incorporation Dr. Gutenberg then Landed
the character the supporters OF the Society and after
in proof of his eulogies letter from Gov. Dxs Private
Secretary stating hour at which the Governor would
be at liberty the officers, and another uom land
agency in Colorado.
As Mr. Mendl did not come the reporter left after
waiting an hour On his return both Mendl and Ehren-
berg were bending over a copy OF THE TRIBUNE
Mendl extremely excited and needed the constant
circumstances Of Ehrenberg He said that the Society
was vet immature and that he would not he frightened
into disclosing anything He would not give the names
of the Executive Board because they included Of
the best men in the state he did not wish 10 sub
iect 10 "interviewers." public meeting would soon
be held under the auspices of the Society ana he looked
10 that for Justification Letters had been sent about
the country which solicited generous support" MI.
Mendl said that by generous support" he meant
moral support" and he did not want any nor had be
received any money to speak Of. He declined to say
ANYTHING about the funds Of the Society or indeed 70
reveal anything A meeting of the Executive Board
would be held this evening" and any person would be
admitted.
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LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

a festival in aid Of the Home of the Aged
and Destitute Blind viii be given tomorrow at the
Home No. 2l9 West Fourteentist.
DR.. Cotton and the cold Folks will give q
combined entertainment OF laughnggas and song at the
Cooper Institute tomorrow evening.
The fair in aid of the Chaplin Home for the
Aged will close this evening at Apollo Hail. The fair
has thus far yielded than 5000 above expenses
and viii probably net 5000.
The property owners in the vicinity of Res
ervOlrsquare viii hold meeting this evening at the
Harvard Rooms at sixth ave- and Fortysecondst., 10
oppose the that square by the erection OF
armory
The Rev. w. 6. Hutchings, formerly Barnum's
Lightning Calculator has been engaged by the Baptist
Missionary Board TO preach at Glass Han in Thirty
fourtht near Thuaye for four Sundays Ihe services
begin at 1880 a III. and 1880 p. m.
The meeting of Street Commissioners with
reference TO the West Boulevard extension. satur
day was simply preliminary and therefore private.
They will begin her public meetings aJ 10 a. m toudy
and continue them for several days at that hour
The American Colonization Society met yes
terday afternoon at the Reformed Church, Brooklyn
Nights The Rev John Orcutt Secretary of the Society
gave few statistics of the organization The societys
first ship the Elizabeth sailed for Liberia 90 years ago
last February with the first emigTants sent out by the
institution since which time IL has shipped over 21C0J
OF 81 IN. sonaries Africa so sent ont by the
American Colonization Society. Since last November,
$50 persons been cOouzed, and the expenses Tor
tins object been f0oOOO less than has been pald
for the benefit OF the Freedmans Bureau Addresses
were made by the Rev. DR. Samson President OF Rutgers
Female College Mr.. Hall, cOlored missionary, and the
Rev Mr.. MngiDs.
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TIE QUARANTINE NHESEIGA7TON.
MoSoroIEs AND rxroRrroNs OF THE PAST

MONoPOIIES AND EXT0RTIONS OF THE PAST.
The State Senate Finance Committee met
on Saturday at Of the shpowners Association
No so Pnest.. TO investigate the administration of
Quarantine at this port Henry f. Nesmith cited the
case OF the Peruvian which had arrived here in May
1866 with cholera reported board. She detained
in Quarantine over month"; and had pay sl7O0 % for
burying the passengers, and further Of 1882 be-
fore the vessel released Terney Brothers. Liver
pool, to whom the Peruvian belonged, contemplated
starting ling of passengershps to this port but owing
to the heavy expenses charged this ship more
vessels were sent.
g. +. Shorthand testified that he had been connected
with Quarantine for aboutI2 years under Dr. Swnburne
He Hghterman, and had complete monopoly Of
this business Rates double the city prices. He
had n monopoly OF the cooperaGe business The prices
this case also double. He had the steamer
Fletcher and made ZOO, which he handed to Dr. swim
burne. The property occupied by the Quarantine
authorities at the first landing If owned by Dr. SWIM
burne and witness. The State pays $l05OO per annum
for the property They occupy about II acres out OF A
Witness owned OnesiXth of the property, anu DE- SWn
burne seventweths.
Gustavus A. Brett testified that the present admins
ration of the Quarantine laws is hghly satisfactory ID
r. ROacbe, CHIEF clerk of the Navy PayOtce had pald
$50 charged against the United states frgae Saratoga
for doctors bills for burial OF seamen, and Tor fugat
the ship III this bill there were items IOr cnapdsho
and sherry. b. Minturn testified that he, as wen as
other merchants had suffered terribly from extoru0n
DR.. John Mccartney, Deputy Health Oncer, sau ma.
vessels detained for il OF 10 daSs iOl refusing "
use the lighters bills made out IN the name OF the
witness, but he received any or the money AeI
the examination OF Capt b. T. ThurlOw, VINO MADE
general of the grievances OF the shipping
community, the Committee adjourned
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THE ERIE INVESTIGATION.
rpIsonrs OF THE COUP D'ETAT.

EPISODES OF THE COUP Detail
Yr~rrN,oNy .oP THOMAS C. sHEARMAN, J. II. RUT-
TER. G. p. MoRoSINI AND orHERs-THE ATroR-
NEY-GENERAL's DEALINGS WITH THE COMPANY
The Assembly Committee appointed to investigate
che affairs of the Erie Railway Company heard tes-
fimony on Saturday in this city from Thomas IT,
shearman. James H. Rutter, Giovanni T. Morosnl
Justice Bowling, Superintendent Kelso, and the
Hon. w. w. Goodrich. Mr.. Shearmans testimony
was the most important relating principally to the
contract between Fisk and Messrs. Belden and Hays
Az which the Attorney was alleged to have
an interest to the opposition to the Attorney-Gen-
erals suit and 80 the corps of counsel employed by
she Company, of whom Tweed and Barber were not
recognized members The pending inquiry gave rise
to rumors which were published at the time in THE
TRIBUNE as news that Mr. Rutter had been engaged
while Assistant General Freight Agent under the
Gould Directory, in lobbying to defeat the Pro Rata
Freight bill. Mr.. Rutter on Saturday conclusiyely
established that he had visited Albany solely to give
testimony 70 the disastrous effect of the bill upon
New-York roads He neither used money to intiu-
enee legislation nor heard of any being used. The
rest Of the testimony was of MINOR Importance. Inc
Committee will resume its session to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21
A POLICE JUSTICE CENsURED.

During an ARRAY on a Third-ave. car at
Eghteenth-st on March Is, pisolshot was fired, and
Joseph Mcclure, who was standing on the sidewalk at
the moment, was shot in the ankle. He was taken 10
Bellevue Hospital and thence TO the Charity Hospital
where he died of pyemia resulting from the wound The
police arrested three suspicion Of having hred
the pistol one Of the three being William Huke, shoe
maker OF No. 1884 East Thirtyhrdst Coroner kessier
bed an inquest the OF MCGUIRE on Saturday ana
called upon Huke to testify, although the man had been
committed without bail by Justice Shandley AT the
Essex Market Police Court. Huke said that ne was
going with his wife and children and wasln the car
when the shot fred but the pistol was drawn on tue
PLATFORM and therefore he saw nothing OF thc ay
Huke's statement cOrrObOrated by Phllp raIIcy,
the car conductor, and by Edward Brown OF ElRhty-
sixth-st Officer Leahy OF the Eighteenth Precinct 10
lice, testified that taking Huke before Justice 5haDu
he informed the magistrate that ms had no evidence
against the prisoner and that be believed the man 70 e
innocent. Other testimony was Then gwen OF blght
value no witness being able 10 name the person VINO
fired the pistol The jury rendering thir verdict sad
take this occasion TO brand outrage the ar
william Huke innocent citizen BY the police,
and the holding him under bail by Justice shandey
when IL quite plain lac was perfectly innocent OF
taking creating disturbance on caI NO 100
" the IAiIdaye. Railroad Oh the morning ~ question"
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Brrroort House-Prof benjamin Pelrce on w 70 %
Coast Survey and Prof WuOck Drroo oil hr'ai ~ m
Gils,y George Prescott the Hop MI & Gather Of
Air Prrsro and George Of England ana ATTIC.
Cncnnai 81 Nicholas HokLy JOY President Of b 1SjesSo
Central Railroad COMPANY; NJ. Walker President OF ~
Burlngon and onney Railroad Company; r. b. lneAe @ If
Chicago aud Railroad Company ana rs Of Mas.
ssehuseits, Judge George COm,,oeA sSll 'IerTee
~ s. Capt Meade u s. Esvyj w Grswon Of troy hSss
, I5, ~ r. on n g. Lelohn OF Nae forE hoe'
"Copmoiore Qunci enbush A. H. Wright - % I p
- Vp,,1in IL 4 Nav Grand CoHtrol Hotet-Ihe non y -
Poland Vermont Capt Kennedy Of steamship bae a he
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21
OBITUARY..

Thomas Musgrave, an Englshman over 20
years Of age who was struck by the locomotive OF the
Dover express train, the Morris and Eseex Railroad
al Roseville on Saturday, and instantly killed was the
father of the bankers composing the firm OF Musgrave
& Co.. In Broad st and one OF the prominent men
OF Northampton, Mass.
George Bliss, prominent citizen of Spring
field Mass died Saturday, age 80 years. He sew
era times member of the Massachusetts Legislature,
aud was a Scott Elector in He lawyer but
mr. ominently identified during the past SO years with
railroad enterprises and prior 10 SGO when he withdrew
from business affairs, was director OF several railroad
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