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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-03
HORRIBLE MURDER AT JAMAICA SOUTH.

Philip Reid Howard, aged 40, residing at
Jamaica south, sho, and instantly killed yesterday
by two unknown men. II appears that yesterday was
Nj Howards birthday and he lad invited his father
and mother TO dine with him At about Ii L. he went
TO his cabbage lot short distance from the house 20
procure a cabbage, and noticed two men cunning his
premises. He seen 10 talk with them by his wife,
VINO was standing in the kitchen door and it is believed
that he ordered them OF his premises One OF the men
Was seen to his gun and ere two shots a: him The
assailant then turned and with his companion
Jumped INTO wagon that was standing
ne ar and so escaped Mrs Howard seeing her husband
tall immediately IN his assistance, hut he died be-
fore she reached him DR.. VIM. ID. Wood and Coroner
Allen at once informed. and last evening took
charge OF the body The post-mOrem and inquest Will
I've held to-day. Upon an examination Of the body it
ws found that the left side Of the deceased had been
completely shot away, and portion OF his breast The
deceased was wel-tOdo farmer highly respected aud
leaves wife and three children His father and mother
each 90 years old survive him Up 10 late hour last
evening Of the murderers had been obtained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-03
I.HcIIIRrs ANn MEETINGS

Mrs. Harriet Betcher stowe viii give read
nes this evening ut H. COsbys Church al FVartlave.
and twenty seconds
Prof. Hariz viii gave q selection q his most
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-03

"Shall the Offices Of the Judge of the SUPERIOR
Court of the City of NewYork, of the Judge Of the
Court of Common Pleas of the City and County Oh
New-York Of the Judge of the Superior Conrt OF tho
City of Buffalo. of the Judge OF the City Court o.
Brooklyn, of the County Judge of the several Coun-
ties Of this State be hereafter GDed by appoint
menti' YES"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-03
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETERS. SATURDAY, At HUoEUrs' IN BsoiD"h'
gsM-35o Ncou-4so 81 m.--47o Mfniye-5o'
YKs rERDAY. . 80.
Eoon-6Os 3 u.--3bo N6oghi-loS
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL DspAhThBSf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-03
STATEN ISLAND.

ToMrKINsvILLE.-George w. Dayley, an old
resident while sitting in his chair at his home yester
day morning. suddenly fell TO the ground and remained
unconscious until nearly 10 o'clock, when he expired
The deceased has for years taken very prominent part
In the politics Of the ISLAND III the Republican ranks.
PORT RICHMOND.-The Village Trustees have ordered
an the oils returned 10y the Collector for unpaid taxes
OF the past year to he placed IL the hands OF their cOur
sci for Immediate collection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-03
LONG ISLAND.

Neutrality-suspicious. W. Raynor committed
suicide on Saturday 10y taking laudanum. Abon three
months ago he lost brother. between whom and him
self an unusually affection existed They also
owned property together which was considerably in
yoIved Grief his brothers, loss. aud anxiety regard
ing the unpleasant condition OF lis financial Affairs pro
dnced state of melancholy which ended III occasional
ts of mental alteration On Friday night he procured
Two ounces Of laudanun, al OF which he swallowed
npon retiring. His condition learned early in the
morning by his wife, wLo Immediately teeraphed IoI
medical aid when, however arrived too late 10 save
his life. . - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-03

No other medicine ever attained such an
unprecedented iiELNBoLDs BrcHu Its name ana ane are
kpovn eyeVAe-e deserves great putaO for d mas IN
lei merit u warranted an diseases OF he Kidneys md
The unsrv Of commercials Genuine has pn'ae pro
pre,1rv stamp Of II. z. Helahoh on each bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-03
BROOKLYN.

The Brooklyn Young Mems Christian Asso-
catiou ITS occupancy Of the handsome new bul
Iug on Ful,onst at Gallatinpace, which was opened
IN september 1872 has increased rs roll Of members 10
over BOOo and the books its library 10 over G0o0
volumes The annual dues for members are only 2yet
in addition 10 the free classes in the languages math-
cmatics drawing. music, etc, there Will be during inc
Winter al attractive course OF lectures, 10 when an
members of the Association viii he admitted free The
following Will he some OF the lecturers during the
season and subjects treated Of Prof b. = Morse
of RoWdoiu College, two lectures on The Art ol Illus
tratiOn aud The Ancient Glaciers OF America ."
A. Wnchell Chancellor Of the University OF syracuse
four lectures uuon "ThC Formation of Our Earth ;"
Prof j. W. Dawson OF Montreal College VIII cndeayor 10
refute the Darwinian theory IN two lectures called
Close of the Tertiary Period aud Advent OF Man ~
Prof J. Esberg Of tic NeWG0rk Medical college Three
lectures on Sound. Voice, aud Musical Harmony :"
Dr. Duryea, three lectures Tie Relation III the
OtLcr Nations o! Antiquity 10 The Hebrew Common
wealth"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-03

Nil CLEAR AND BRIGHT.-IhlS clear Crisp
Ksoxs new 22 BosdsaJ ~ The FfescoW House ana
FInh Avenue Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-03

For CLEANING AND DYEING, the best In the
$50 Broadway BleeeessIi no
g34 Broadway, TweayErstst, ami III Eighh-aVe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-03

.s..aer Q, Kr,on1 Jon sssk ,sDlyo AT P =, We
New-York tribune., 1873-09-02
POLITICAL NOTES.

The ClGremont On. H. Eagle asserts that
Senator Cragn that has returned his back pay
10 the Treasury. The lamp still holds out TO burn
Ex-Congressman FarnswOrth of Illinois drew
his back pay after Congress adjourned and dis
tribued 1t among the counties in his district Several
OF the counties have declined to receive it. In Me
Henry County the money accepted and the farmers
of the county, IN Convention Friday last, thus
pressed their disapproval: ReSoired, That We the
farmers OF McHenry County in Convention assembled
do disapprove action OF County Supervisors in
accepting the pro rata share OF the pubic money stolen
from the United Treasury by our late representa-
tive In Congress-"
The delegates elected to the Massachusetts,
Republican Convention, previous TO Monday night,
stood l2l for Butler and for Washburn. In candid
article upon the situation, The Springfield Republican
saws IL would be only idle but dishonest TO deny
that Gen. Butler enters this penultimate week OF bis
canvass with improved omens. His chances are Ger
tainly better than they week ago. His friends,
10 be sure did not do as well they had hoped TO in
Boston, The actual result in two OF the Wards was a
disappointment to them. But they did well enough,
there and in the other cities which held caucuses Friday
little more than One.fth Of the whole number OF votes
needed to nominate him at Worcester
The assertion that the Democratic party
does not want the cooperation Of Liberal Republicans
meets with small favor in Connecticut, indeed in any
other state The Ne,c-Hapen Register Dem) imarines
that there are Liberal Republicans whose votes will be
badly wanted in New-YOrk next November, and adds :
Owe do MT propose repel this class of voters in Con
nectcut because they true and advocate sound
prInciples . The convention which nominated
Gov Ineersol, Lieut.-Gov Sill and the other State
officers was made up of Liberal Republicans and Demo
Gratis and we yet to learn that anybody dis
couraged except the Administration Republicans" The
same view is taken by The Hartford Times The NOrwic
Advertiser The Bridgeport Farmer, and many other
journals.
The louisville C0urier-JOUrnal says the Vir-
gina Conservatives have made mistake in raising
cry for white mans government" 1t shows conclu-
svev by the votes in Kentucky and Louisiana and by
the recent action the eOlored of Ohio that the
negro vote can divided by the adoption of generous
line OF policy toward them r0marks with great truth
that the white people throughout the South might
improve their condition If they could realize that the
negro is by no means impaeabe enemy, If an enemy
at ALL and that his vote counts as much as that OF
white man." and concludes with this spoken state
ment "In the frOwning face Of ruin and dsnay 1t Is
idle TO talk about white mans party, when the white
man party in many of the Southern States can't muster
poras guard. Many Of the Southern papers speak
as NJ they had 40 egohs or angels at their backs They
only show their folly and prolODg the agones OF the
people they profess to represent"
New-York tribune., 1873-09-02
ALLEGED FRAUDs IN NEWARK.

For some time past there has been loudly
expressed opinion among many citizens OF Newark th"t
all was not right at tho City Hail. There nave oeeh
number of accusations made against prominent oihcias
and an examination IN regard to the alleged
irragularties has been demanded. The charges
have been made so positive that a commission
will be appointed by the Common Council at It's next
meeting composed Of men OF both parties 10 VeS,i'
gate the charges II is thought that astounding iranus
will be brought 20 light II an expert DC allo"1 T W
anime the bOOks as was done in Brooklyn Ihe com
mttee will be appointed by the President OF ,no 'o"
mon Council at It's meeting next Friday evening. -
The adjourn ed meeting Of the Board OF Heath 10 co
slider the petitions Of property owners concerning to
alleged nuisance maintained by the NeusDiuni ~. I.u
dering establishment on Norfolk and Kichm3nu.
sts., was held IN the Mayors O.ngo nlnre isS' cS
amined upon each side, who testucd III ,,S, airSvt
opposition 10 another. Counsel for the Board OIL hfIn
aud for Neusbaum summed up the evidence anu M .ne
case was again postponed in order TO aIOrd an oppOt
nifty to the City Surveyor e. verify the amount va YIVp
ery represented by the petitioners on ethor Suo Vi ~
question,
New-York tribune., 1873-09-02
pieted and the instruments will be ready for work
about the middle OF November.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Monday, Sept. 4, 1873.
only three bids were received at the Navy Depart
mont to-day for supplying the labor a new sloopof-
war 10 DC built at Portsmouth Navy Yard and for which
tho Government will provide tools and materials. All
were irom citzens Of Boston, and as follows: s..
mckay S52GO); f. X. McMicbael5, ,T25 and John W.
Grmths. $i620o. IL will be announced on wednesday
10 W9m the contract Will be awarded and also the
oessi1 bidder for the sloop to be built entirely at pri
rne names OF three additional Deputy Collectors for
Inc SeW-fork Cusom-house will be announced In u day
or Two They are to be appointed to facilitate the carry
ns ou OF the order requiring merchants 10 swear IN
person to their invoices.
inc Commissioner OF Pensions disapproves strongly
Oh the circular issued by directing pensioners
10 eau on them TO undergo the usual examination, and
says inc invalid pensioners to apply TO surgeon
residing nearest them.
Postmaster-General Creswo has received an ntms-
non from third party that Postmaster Booth OF Brook
Yn N u VIII resign his position, but hes not yet re
ceiVed any such notification from that gentleman.
The PRESIDENT has appointed Mr. Emory p. Beauchamp
OF Indiana United States Consul at AK la Chapelc
Mr. Taylor Bradley OF Nebraska Indian Agent for the
WinneDago Agency.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-02
ArArruIrss MALI.sT. CLERK.

Edward Patterson, the young clerk VINO
robbed his employers Keep Cross OF No 10 "ali-s'
has been captured. He went on Saturday AFTERNOON
to the Gold Room and got Mr.. Cross VINO was ''i
busy sign two checks which Patterson had prepared
ana which he said were TO pay United states bonds
and gold certiacates One Of the checks was for s-
SIS 49, and the other for s77 So With the FIRST cheoK
he bought SIS 700 In gold certificates OF Hatch Fooe
in whose name the check was drawn; ana ttyai M,,n
the second check be bought $4,000 IN fhc-
Twenty bonds Of Jay Cooke CO. Returning 10 .he h
office OF his employers he took the bonds anu , az
scOnled with theni. Before going he had sent
forged check in the name OF Fearing Dallnger iot
Sj7 900 to his employers bank OF deposit TO Offset he
checks he had received. TGIs he calculated Nouu uo
nas,ed through the Clearinghouse, giving him day
before the probable discovery OF the robbery lhe
eiu,ed Uy the hank teller unul IL cOu.d De shown TO
Fearing & Dahnger, who subsequently, declared " "
hours but he seems To have made good O is llne'
New-York tribune., 1873-09-02
THE NOVA SCOTIA STORM.

HALIFAX, Sept. 1.-The schooner Good ko-
tent of Arichat was towcd into Port Hood &. b,
Friday full Of Five bodies taken from her
hold The schooner sassacus OF Proyncetown Mas
lost at Cape Negro d. on Sunday night during
she was from Grand Banks. bound home and was at
Port Mouton the 23d and, when the gale on
chored westward OF the rocks Cape Nego dragged
her anchor aud drtted among the breakers. The
calhan and crew left In three 'dories, aud
we're out all night on the 2jth one OF the
dories containing Joseph silver. Manuel silver. and
ANTHONY Thomas OF New-Bedfurd; John Thomas OF
Boston; Amos COrsum aud John S.,NuXcs of Halifax,
landed at BaJOn's Light Station, since which tiUle
nothing further has been heard 81 the other dorios,
which are believed 10 be lOst.
The brig Faith u swansea, ror laden. foundered out
side Cascumpec Bar, L. l.. l.. drng the storm and all
hands were lost.
Tue schooner Carrie Rich, Capt Thomson was wrecked
on NORTH Cape Rnof. an'. an hands, n IN numuer
pIrished Nmoog them icing three Prince Edward
Hlildyl7, tip- Mcleod aud john GtiosPto Oi No"
London. iad John NJ II anon 90 Goose RIVER.
ooyera, rcasS.S Wera Rgtcked utai we N0rsh |aRe
New-York tribune., 1873-09-02
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Joseph Arch sailed from Ireland for this
country Aug. 2s.
Mr.. Philip Cunlife Owen, Secretary of the
British Commission at Vienna, has been presented with
testimonial valued at $4,000 by the British exhibitors
The Hon. Auberon Herbert, NJ. p. for Not
tinghsm England and colleague 0fSir Chas Dixie in bis
motion last year. has determined not to seek rejection
Mr.. Edward Jenkins ("Ginxs Baby y, the
defeated candidate for Parliament at Dundee scotland
has been presented with piece OF plate and check for
$1,000
President Jackson Of Trinity College, Hart
ford represented the American Chch at the funeral OF
the late Ri Rev. Dr. Wllberforce Bishop OF winchester
England.
Prof. Seeey,. author of Ecce Homo, and
Regus Professor OF Modern History at Cambridge In
gland said TO be engaged on life OF Baron Won stem,
the great educational Feformer of Prussia
Initiating the example of Prof. Marsh of Yale
College Prof Fernad of the Maine State Agricultural
College ACCOMPANIED number OF students Is max
Ing amateur scientific exploration III the region OF
MI Katahdln.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-02
DIED.

Bs2DwIN-n BlOoaseli j., August ,O Warren Baldwin, 's
he ga year Of n' As , Ar. ,.,oev invited IA .eui tn.
his lsts residence reesay at i2@ "e''eh N
waiting at the BlOcmsei station.
cORBErT-At Peeks Y 30. Otis g. Gobelt the
Relatives Dsc'ay invited 70 a',sGd he funeral ..
L. b Dosey Gj Blst SIue,eep;h-st
CoDwIsE-At L. l. sept George COdWse. 10 the 5aA
The s9S Of @ ss ny i' & q,. T. T. 's@s %e 1s s.s SIss
GLOygR-At F,ssll, Coon SATURDAY nOug Martha Clover,
aaqs!e. 81 % oe @ 5P S anil, Sye a., s @ ay en S he % er at
Fairfield TUESDAY 'rnns Sep4 2 at II O'clock srys At
from SeS,YorE
GRRG-At n the 3ob Of August s1ienly Of fiaa,m~s
bver CataanDc DonsdsOO wi" Of William GREG as<
The tloerai services wi Lodi Congregational Church
Tursi,y sept 2 at - the uy leaves the
Erc Fcry ctamtea't. a. Return uau from LODI
G4:20p
HopSoN-Ou SUNDAY Aug o. in city. after bret lines wa
liam Hopon eldest VI Rev Oliver sai Carons iiopsos IA
The mas wiI h taken tOhis so@s Macon for nsvat
We; New e @ Of 81 S1 f.. 'S SS; My 81 L. s's sS a.
FSaeral from u e Nest Ne. Brghos. Sep,
? al o'clock ReaEes sni hends ar invited e. sttfSa
without urber 10 y. r. at 2ioP
NoORBAt Geupo L. l. Fntay evening He 29ih Of August
Mr.. Jglla Moore - the 32d scar Of hlI sYe ,
Relatives trnls respectfully inrte 20 ienl bsr tnefa al
her late rendeace rsesaT Sept 2, Al pa osoI
p IN
PnRAYBa-A Jamaica. l. L. Aug 81 william PhS.aer The 6ist
rSs rei.tye. and inui He@d The eses.!
Church, in Jamaica
RORRRrS-At Rivrisle HasoR SatuSy Aassa
20 Mis-. laae ROber.,. in the T3d rear OF bet age.
RsSGSes ssi sqa,s asua ,hs tssr. on gue1,3
monng Sept IL O'clock iOm ho late rcsdeuoe Ma I'D
West kory tAintst
SATURDAY Angus, 30 1879 at PorehssteF T..
Hchol, william staJvessui 800 tue late Neho" "a~ S'"'
Relative. su The m. invited 2 attend s faHss.l ss.
dav afternoon, at 3 Ccock
THoRNg-A spns, cel seventh d. Hno'sss "a
moaih 3Oh consumption. 0pssha Carpeae, .e VI w" IT,
ThOrae Of Yoakes
| Punera not hereater.
VAN TASsEAt Tuytown n Y, Saturday August W. iof's
q Archer Wan Tasc Ia the 6Oh year OF his -, 49,
The relative. and ieu % tbe Amb Dyel 20 sNtno
funeral from residence at rsrrowa on oeeap stpe !"
9Lo m Tan leaves IhrAelhsL az O'Clock y m NSsAsrs
! viii be va ting at the depot
New-York tribune., 1873-09-02
MR. GREER IN A NEW ROLE.

To. the EdbtOp Of Fhe Trtbthe.
SIR: Our old acquaintance, f. II. Greer. the
biographical 3wiDdler. has come TO this city, hut no
opger 40 least so FAR "a ascertain, publisher
OF biographies ana q defrauder 0s the bogTaphet He
announces haself as the inventor OF tho aerial tee-
p1frrh and IN this capacity IL eueayOrag to obtain
patent from ng Austrian GOverDnseut. EfeW evenings
since ne went uniuyted, to reception a. the American
Embassy sought introduction 10 The guests al the
occasion. I had supposed until this dtde that Prof
LCOnis was the Inventor of the system by which tele
graphing is done without wire Mr.. Greer claims
tho honor and 1t belongs to hiM 1t Is proper that lE
TETBUNE which persistently exposed his biographical
swindes should be the first n, and chrOn
ice his return aud adoption Of an honest career.
KeitHa AuS8sa Aug. 10, 1873. T. ", X.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-02

TELRGRAP HIC MOTIFS.

...Gen B. +. Butler spoke in Springfelh, mA's'
last evening" to 5000 persops
The United States steamer Tallapoosa. arrived
10 Portsmouth n H.. yesterday with naval supplies
-. The recent Convention of Italian Societies
sdop,ei petition Congress asking that body 70 eseetniT uppS~
the lao Ia Italian children.
go In tho Democratic Convention Of BerkS
County yesterday M Daniel Ernenolt aonins1ei Tor state
Senator the hrt ba lot
go. The law known as Warren's Criminal Code
gees to-day sni rs - o"'
Rbolshng lotteries in that State.
"A heavy cloud with thunder and rain. passed
Boson end Vicinity yesterday rendering c"h
that gAsl ghss reqairei for indoor work
1t is expected that the tenth annual exhlbi-
ton Of tbs New gnsand AsrulT Society which opens TO-DAY
Mystic Park. hsdford. will Be anasualy straceSe
E....The Office of The dlbdny hRickerb0ck@ waa
Illuminated last evening and The e,o Col John Histns re e5se
the threh anniversary Of it paper eaborlse reception .f
banquet 70 hts friends
The attendance at the MaTtha's Vineyard
csmpmeetiuy Sunday nam6ere fully 10000 Spec excursion
from Boston. Sesp0 Na8sseG Mes Be1o.
Hyaans. snd other places TIE exercises closed yesterday
THE schooner Martha of Bangor. y days from
Mobile With Of timber, arrived SOoG V yesterday 10 too
Of the Re,ouie The schooner 7lag los iurHg e oIn
Wher taken miles om the beah
the breaking her fore aad an
New-York tribune., 1873-09-02
OBITUARY. NOTES.
GOgERNuEyT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. Sept. I'll a. III.
SyuODSis for he past ttrentV- -S0uF hours.

WAR DEPARTMENT, D
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., sept I'll a. II.
Synopsis for ne past tcenty-5ouF hours
The storm center on Sunday night over
Lower Michigan now probably central over Northern
Maine. 80,
Brsk and high winds have prevailed from Like Mich
gan 10 New gland and the St. Lawrence valley with
cloudy weather and rain areas.
Partly cloudy weather ana occasional ram areas nave
been reported from the Guf coast.
The temperature has fallen from the Ohio Valley and
Missouri TO lakes but risen in the south and Middle
Atlantic states.
The barometer is highest over the Gulf states.
Probabilities.
For the Ne,r England and Midde states and torer lake
ramon gente and fresh north reSf dHd Souhwed WtidS
and clear iredther are probable.
For the South Atlantic aud Gulf States east OF the
Missis.pp light fresh sOutherIy and westerly winds
and partly coudy weather, with probably areas 0f igh
rain the coast.
nner lake region light 90 winds. mostly from west
and northwest and generally clear weather, except
nos.bv areas OF light rain in Tennessee and Southern
Kentucky during morning Areas OF light ram will
probably prevail during the morning from south Eastern
Virginia to southern NeW-Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-02
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
THE PJBLIC DEBT STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, Monday, Sept. I, 1873.
The decrease Of the public debt during August is un
e1pectedly large and much above tho monthly
reduction since Secretary Richardson's administration
began. The entire s25OOOO,OOO in five per cent bonds
which have been disposed of appear in their proper
MACE indicating that all tho transactions with the Syn
dcae on their account have been finally closed and the
accounts approved The amount Of called Fve-Twentes
outstanding exceeds M 100000 The gold in the Treas
ury has increased s. 600 during the month"; but the
other hand 81 100000 OF coin interest on Ten Fores
is due to-day the payment OF which is likely to make
material difference in next months statement. The
currency in the Treasury has also increased S5OOOO
but this and more will be consumed in the payment Of
pensions which begins Thursday The interest
accrued during the month on Pacific Railroad bonds
issued by the Government amounts $32jOO which is
more than twice the amount earned by the companies
in the time by the transportation Of troops and
mails
BROOKLYN POSTAL AFFAIRS.
The PostmasterGeneral to-day issued the following
order:
Discontinue the Post Offices at Wiamsburgh and
GreenpOin and transfer all the premises rented by this
Department and occupied postOices, together
with ali the property belonging 10 the Department aud
the letercarrlcrs connected herewith 10 the Post
master at Brooklyn. Also, allow him ten extra letter
carriers with pay at the rate OF $500 per aunu ana
four horses az s5 per month to he used In the carriers
service. Establish stations as follows, viz: Al VIII
hamsburgh, to be known as Wlllamsburghi at
Greenpoint, to be known as GreenpolnI aud and
piIed to be known Brev0ort to be under the iurs
dicon of the Postmaster at Brooklyn, N Y ana within
delivery that Office Authorize him 10 reorganiZe
his postal service as above, extended substantially
the Of report July 81 1919 the aggregate
pense exceed the estimates submitted In said
report. This order 10 take effect Oct. l, 1873.
NEW COUNTERFEIT $500 LEGAL TENDER NOTE.
The Treasury received to-day, from the Assistant
Treasurer at HewTOrk. dangerous counterfeit 500
legal tender OF the last issue d369 30 well exc
cued 20 deceive experts. The particulars
OF the differences between the genuine and counterfeit
note will be furnished for publication tomorrow. Tho
Treasury experts are engaged IN carefully exam
lung counterfeit. The Assistant Treasurer al New
York suspected the genuineness OF this and t
here for examination.
TIE NEW EQUATORIAL TELESCOPE.
The great eq atOIiAi telescope being sructed
at Cambridge tias for the Naval Observatory here,
viii uc finished u the latter part OF thi, m,Ath caly
next month and shipped 70 Washington. TIE new
building IA winch ~ 10 w D. uVuutod noaly oVni