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New-York tribune., 1873-04-18
= nF sENAroR BAYAEp.
VIEWS OF SENATOR BAfAisD.
Secretary Richardson received the following
letter from Senator Bayard yesterday:

WASHINGTON, d. c., April II, 1873.
SIN. Under the appropriation UN passed The last
might OF the XLIId Congress, / became entitled 10
a s5 60 increase Of pay for that Congress and now
irrlO.e INV check Oh the National Metropolitan Bank Of
tins crv FOR the full amount % be paid into the Treasury
IN the Uulted States As member OF the Senate Com
r1itfee J Conference ~ whom this D was referred,
enQeayOred unavangy, 10 have tins feature Of retro
sctve increased pay stricken Out Ihad then The alter
NAIVE f Voting 10 defeat Of the r1L tpa bills fnr the
necessary expenses OF GOvcrnmcI ~ because Oi this
Obeclonablr feature aud cOn-e4 I-.-e 10 make an
extra session Of Congress Immediately necessary, the
which would alone have exceeded the amount OF
TINS back pay, ana which for other reasons deemed
preudca 10 the public interest and therefore Preferred
the III should pas- uudOuDted legaI flghL 10
this DHck pay, and II rests solely III my own cs
cretlOu whether retanit Ny hesancJ on tmsq question
has ell ely arisen from uuwnguess even 70 seem,
refusing keep this money, 70 reflect upon those on
my ieilaW msm1eTs who hOnOraoy ana conselenuously
a different view o. the matter. As, however
joined In the report Of the tOHrn tee of ana
gOted II favor O the bill GROUNDS OF puDe uulg 80
feel entitled 20 eliminate frum Ltt result OF my oIni
action item Of peeuniaFy advaIinFc 70 nyseh which
felt constrained % vote Tor under IT, rlui. l' o.
have stated, but for which would not de- tc " a. 70
separate measure Tins remittance Is iiY N'h tai1
aud personal act, which have thought prop Z" &C
company with the gong Statement y, .-uiy'
your ObrdlenJ servant, /. = btiaL'.
To Mn. A. Richardson. Secretary Oi tLa l-c-'- -
Washington, ID. G.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-18
TIE CoRLIEs ART SALE.

The iirst of a series OF three evenings sales
oi psiEtns belonging the estate Of the late L. L
loriles took place last evening al Messrs. Leavitts
Clinton Hall. IN spite OF The Eclemeucy OF the
weather. The attendance fair; but tie bidding was
not particularly spirited. Tho sale viii be continued
gls ard tomorrow evenings. The following s list Of
gictuGcs sold With the prices paid:
New-York tribune., 1873-04-18
op77oyS on THE BACK Pay STEAL.

VIGOROUS WORDS FROM GKN. PARNswORTH
Gen. John f. FanswOrth, ex-COngressma1
from The Ia Illinois District. has written long letter
devong share Of back pay toward the abatement OF
taxes his district because in theory each district pays
ts own member and, the suppOston tnat some mem
bers win retain their share II he return bis 20
United states Treasury the amount would still be
paid 10y district Besides" he adds, If il were 70
turned National Treasury, it would always be
tempting subject for q claim either for myself
representatives" on Of the points which have
been brought forward IN defense OF the measure be
speaks follows;
The Constitution says "The President shall, at stated
times, receive for Als services cOmpthsdtiOLt "I-A
shall neither be increased nor diminished during tle
perOd for which he shall have been elected MAX tIe
lauguage: Shall not be Increased during the IeIlol
TOR lch he shall have been elected In preceding
clause the Constitution defines term" 70 be four
years srd trainers OF that instrument intended
10 limit fhe prOnibirOn the power increase tbs
Presidents salary to single term, why dd they not uso
that word instead Of the WORD " peIloui Inc @ lstteI
word covers the whole me whether 10 be one term or
two y half = dozen, that man 81 shall have deem
elected President. Tie excuse that the LegslatiV"
Appropriation bill would have been lost ana an extib
OF Congress necessary II tle conference fep0
had been defeated, the President mad vetoed the D
is mere pTet have already said that, without te
faV0rOf The President TIE anc uQlcub increasing aiaI4e4
could never have passed Congress- ana he n4u vetoed
IT, the OIL would have been promptly passed with tA3
obnoxious vision lett out 20, 100, defeat or te
cOnfreuce rruOrt bv either House would simply have
had the elect 20 rec0nt JAo OIL u aho'AeI cOh4eIou0
committee. -. .. .,
President aud members OF Congress 20 I'VE respectfully
10 Washington not true No Otler tieh-ueAt Aas
'asked for more" Mr. Lincoln saved half ms salary
and that, TOO, when guld was 2D anu over Anu YET te
allowances Scldeutas' aud contingencies Tor Mg.
LncOn FAR less liberal than Tor Lle present occ
pant the White HOuse The following appropriations
made IN 1864 and 1918, are believe, far examples,
ana NAV be regarded pretty fair sample Of our rapid
growta ia extIayle.At expenditure ol % laLe; ~
HUT
New-York tribune., 1873-04-18


Very much has been said respecting Capt. Williams.
but in view OF action VI the Court at Halifax, for
bear from expressing opinion 20 the professional
error that placed his ship far from the point or his
calculations The method OF promotion Of officers IN
the English Mercantile Marine is not, however
ally understood here Without the stated complement
OF oercaJed officers, also OI certncated engineers no
steamer Is allowed sail from British port. Before
sailor can obtain his second mates certificate he must
have served four years and pass severe exnl
nation on all matters connected with his profession.
The next STEP that OF chief mate, for which he cannot
be examined until he show year or actual ser
vice as second. Again another year Of employment
must elapse the masters certificate be granted,
with still more stringent examination; after which
another grade be competed fur-that OF
extra master" Capt Williams had passed all these
successfully, and had commanded steamers 10 the New
York and Liverpool trade for years. Coming % the
White Star Line highly recommended, taking subordI-
nate position at frst, no promoted through his
eHlciency, and made captain o3 the Atlantic on the
previous voyage, that his hasty appointment.
but strict compliance with the very BEST
principle governing such matters. The model OF our
steamers needs little comment, the result or our
Winters work proves them perfect boats and al
that could be desired. To the model and construction
attribute the saving OF nearly ali who escaped
j. II. SPARKS. Agent
Whits Star Line, 0rfoe, No. 10 Broad'Oay. Seso York.
april II, 1873
New-York tribune., 1873-04-18

One of the most recent among the A0nors
which ChefJusnce Chase is receiving during his stay al
Rcnnlond the form Of naming city. The largest
and weatest colony In the Southern states, from tho
North Is settled ~ MeckenDurs County, Ya not very
far North Carolina se Iino. This setieinebs
IA NV iucoypOfA.ed Chase CitF. ard deputatiOn OF
las otznus rccsnty waited ap.l INC CnetJustice. WHO
uloulseu Than Wat,
New-York tribune., 1873-04-18
The FIRE RECORD.
A COLLEGE, nuRNEp N ILLINOIS.

4 VVII-I17II' 177 77I'''I1D N '3'''I7'''I.- . =,
CHICAGO, April IA fire at Plainheld,
VIII County, Ill., ON Tuesday night. entirely destroyed
tho Planied College. The loss IA estimated Al Nooo'i
insurance ssOa 1t Ia believed hat the hre was 'ne
work OF incendiary, there having been eonSuetaoe
feeling aa,nst thu locaton OF the College Painheld.
IN THIS CITY AND BRoohLYN
At0p. m. Yesterday, fire occurred in the
ov,e- ssloon of gnras & Koa.aay. No ID Avaau0 ..
New-York tribune., 1873-04-18

STATE TROOPS SENT TO COLFAx, LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS April III is understOoA
that metropoitans aud battery Of two Napoieoni
left this city the interior to-day II IL supposed they
bound for Colfa1 the Foderal authorities having 10
fused lrOops alter repeated appleanons.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-18
THE APACHE TROUBLES.
F0RTY-ONE WARRIORS KmLED-PRoPosrTIoNs TO
SURRENDER.

SURRENDER.
SAN Francisco, April 13.-Advices from
Arizona to April have been received. MAJOR Randall
Of the sd Infantry had fight with the Tonic Apaehes
east Of Fork Verde in which he killed Al warriors and
captured a number Of women and children. PROPOSE
tons TO surrender have been received from large num-
bers OF the worst Apaches in Arizona. Gen. Crook has
gone to Camp Verde TO meet the troops who are now
coming
New-York tribune., 1873-04-18
Suerial Notices

How Consumption be cured.-lt Is reaeraliy ad
utd that tie ory aeoents A MI cure Lonsump mpaon ~
sCHhNCkS PULAohiC sfkUr' ohA-"kED IOhIC' ahe MAN
Tn MANDRAKE PILLS clear oct the liver and restore Is 70 h-y
thv oal diseased
ping " and and Heag sits their
thev from Aome other thing hat rjnr0us 10 ths
end BE- sen With safety BY all esses and saeaonh "a
EkDfOhLC
End digest tie iooe strengthens The
vii s-oa Increase neh
The PULsONC SYRUP ne diseased matter tse -nes ~
eIpectors0n heals al and cavities th lus
haa sneuraba
Pumouary Consumption il tie medicine nei
E48t pUHuf 20 The ecnes Arisefes oa stei
On .. lie VI t-Osc IBeI-
not
Of and By daup ana eo anoosr.
continually adding cid 20 cold That ulMs VII ~ I al
good ssate hre emphafaY tha people Fa I" ~
avoid damp e0 ehsngahe seat1er "a
ucaisuy daring The Winter arc afF afrns leel LIS %. 80
experience found best iof oousunpNf 80
pie during cold damp weather IN Hsiielle<
All uth Thermometer regulate The ienpeaSle 2t A D
form stAHdArd
The perstue most the human vtsD
rs 7J'. be usae higher o. nt a. 20
ach n gcrcc a ne lcatn' at-
temperature s tlerefsfr me oo1 COO
genial for h aebe erhau be A foFefs DOT s'A - 70 A -
sansaaoaL
Fo ths proper pbra exercises L5s IN tse sosn and --ercHs
In caHs ~nics s e AID aol col4s0u ~ -
blood. and materially assist digestion ....-, . ...-.
Ne s res rist astaous Az -2siy tostd dei
"a Q ass IN mailing good blood
Rv one argurrs ka0wiese espenoe % s Ana dss
A' - G sub-tsso-s hsi he
% ~ ii uso only cKperneo doastrAio. <hs
Ig believe ,.a aesTy oonsanptves Who ake
% - I'M. rcclons BThcice rsgnsl
- ,t5-rs,lvr, an ueI SCHENCks PULMOAC SYRUP SKA
wKRD roSC aSD MAHDRAkh Pulls.
seh,bet.s Pun0us syrup sssveo Tonic - nsaIA P p~
psred b. ~. = a. a. sSns S 80 n n. = So,
fElalei, ~
All or sale bg all dTuSgists ~ 4szl,rs
New-York tribune., 1873-04-18

TOul foF Liueolu......s2,5o 800

II cannot be claimed that the abOrs OF the Executive
office are 0-eater that during the last year Of Tie
war or IL responsibilities more overwhelming. Then
our President could never IND time respite from the
constant abOrs aud terribly wearying OF MS ocf
90 cet further away than the "Od Soldiers Home,
WHITTIER during the not with trODblng head aud
Gchng heart late In the day he would ude ii search 0i
a little rest lu lts cool retreat
New-York tribune., 1873-04-18
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

Tor other ShiD Eeps see Second Pdge.l
ARRIVED.
Bng Peter Roberts (Brl Hunter Windsor n g. With plaster.
SAILED.
SeSa for Hamogrg City ~ Wahinrton Bverr~ss
Havana, Gca- Barnes
New-York tribune., 1873-04-18

moral culture to oil these peculiartes Of Gods provi
dence, which with some little care aud Obser yation
every one NAV discern 'e@ 'A'""
New-York tribune., 1873-04-18
AIRRIKD

True False science. Speech al the TTan Bsnqaot
Paske GodsIh. rKiBUsK LEcTuRB EXTRA No. J.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-18

CHAKLEsroy c. ApH I7Clesrd. steamships GcoEis, -
New YORK o Bool; birE Tber ior Liverpool Arys
Frontier Boohbsyi sehS L. W IssD-end l. A Hoope'
b. H. Jones Philadelphia CGsres horiofd, IRON hss fosa
y. \. Hawkins Boston.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-18

Speaking Of the Fairbanks scales in elevator Tee
Traveller They eDdd SpeeIens OF
New-York tribune., 1873-04-18
DIED

All Notices Of Marriages mHSt be Endorsed rita fai
New-York tribune., 1873-04-18

Total FOR GrHut. t.......9 96s, 80
Besides various 0Acers 81 he
,rrnr nrir.dlar-G-naralE. Aa.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-25
NSarnt ,tt,1fs tb tperoeu.

Sn elmer @tobt in DeutI6lanb fommt
einn,al gu oer3eit> it>ols oie@il @ilenbabnen nod
unbefannt maren> ge9en Mbeno Elm Gre1a=
oer in Gytrapof Il an unb berlan9te Yferbe,
Inn tueiter gu fabren. Gin baumltarfer
Poitiuon ipannt an uhb fdbrt NIT Dem
fremoen 5errn ab. Qlls iie in ben 5tuei
@tunben langen WaIb fommen, fdn9t es
an Nadt gu tperben. @s lit, uls ob Die
Rferoe 1elber eine belonoere l1nrlbe Der-
1piirten, uno 1ie lou fen> baB man 9laubt>
bic &doer flie9en 6apon. PlDBli9 uerben
lie aber ansebalten> orei &duber iiberfal-
len Den Wagen uno perlan9en bon bem
&eil lenoen ct 1oue ibnen NQes> tuas ct
babe> frei,pillig 9eben, ooer iie >tpollten
i'm 5>pingen, oaB er feineGin1pra9e meDr
MAIDEN tDnne. Ser 8ebrdnste ruff nun
ben poitiuon 81 9ulfe. 9ie1er al libt
rubis auf Dem Bode uno i6mau6t be-
bagli6 feline Pfeife, als ob'ibn Die gan5e
@e1 16i9te ni@ts ansin9e. Was uoQte al
10 Der Srem0e tbun? @r itei9t aus unb
muB 5u5eben, ,pie Inn bic &duber NQes !,
mas er an @elo unb @eloes,uertb bat
tpegnebmen. Nls nun enbli9 Die platte
rein sepubt it, la9t BET Srembe: uMit
@erlaub, ibr Mdnner id) bdtte mod cine
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-25
Die GbiD:

~ =
.8alb lSiteii6 basRatbIel, benu Der Mirtb
fam raid ouf uns 5u, f6lus basS Dfero
1enft auf ben Maden lnb rief IS, Sad !
tpie, freue id mid, bid ipieber5ufeben,
9err @irtb" rDieies pferb. Sir tuuroe
nir por le6s Monaten seioblen uno
jebt freu' id MIDI aus,tebmei1o, es tuteber
gu ieben." Sd mar freili9 ni6t beIon=
oers erbaut iiber oiele Benbung ,ober
glei6mobl mubte i9 iiber ben pfiffisen
PferOebdnbler laden Der mid To- fein
Dor Dem Orte tparnte, no bos Piero se=
ltDblen tpar. 9as Pferb mar mir aber
Iebr pertb 9etuor6en uno na9oem i@ mid
nit Dem 8irtbe absefunoen ritt i6 nit
meinem Pferbe tpieoer fort, 1ebr erfreut,
nun Elm san5 feblerfreies Pfero gu baben.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-25

Bttte, oab i6r mir einen Dienit ertpeiiet;
i6 mill's ni9t umionft. Sn n,einer &ut=
19eeiit mod cine perborsene &ife nit 500
Sbalern, bie 1olIt ibr Daben F,penrt ibr
mir ben G9ua9er oa oben; Sen poitil<
lion, berunternebmt uno tii9tig burd=
malh. @sr.>s r.s' 9as r. I
y gu einem 10 ebrli9en Weroiehf SfaHen
ii9 bic &duber nidbt atpei Weobl auffooern,
lie reiben ben Poltillion berunter une
trommelt tu9tig auf i'm los.1 Cine Meile
ldBt erNQes NIT li6 ma9en enolih bebt
er bic M9leln uno fust uSebt iFs 9e<
t,ug!" ebeR 9erooe dig feline 8eni9er
baran fnb i, i'm gang nieber5utuerfen.
Nnn febrt er ben Stil I'M, padt ben @i=
nen biben uno ben Wnoern Oriibeu uno
i9ldgt 5ie 10 auf. f.einanoer, baB ibnen Dos
8er5 int 9eibe 5itttert uno lie umfallen
tpie bic .WtIden i'm Serb It. Sebt fniet
neinDoitillion auf lie fin un0 sibt ibnen
oas D'rauf9elo 1amn,t 3inien pieber su=
rid. Mls bas Der 6ren1Oe merit. 9e>pinnt
ct Mutb uno ma9t es nit 1einer 2eib=
tuo9e ebenl 10. Deit 9alfe ber5ufommener
2eute gelinst es oann bie&duber gu BIN
ben unb lie 10 na9 Der @tabt binein5u=
brinseu. untertpe9s Ia9t Der SrenOe 5u
Dem PoitiQion : ~Nber b0r einmal bu
biit elm 1onoerbare 9eiliger. @arum bilt
ou oenn 10 rubi9 9etuelen uno bait mir
ni6t sebolfen uno bait bid ouerit pril<
!seln loKen 2"
Warm muB i6 tperben, anttuortet Der
poitillion; wenn id meme tii6ti9e Sra6t
Fprii9el babe, bann tpeiB i'd erit, iuQs ib
bin oann fam i9 erit re9t tap fer Inn
MIDI boueu.
9araus lit gu lernen: tuie gar piele,
Menl6en rubi9 bleiben, 10 lange ibr
Na9bar in oer &lemme 1tedt, Bis es eno=
li@ ibneu lelber an Den &ragen gebt. Gs
1T aber au@ nod etluas Mn0eres baraus
3u lernen fir bos oeut19e 8olts.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-25
Scr cin3i9e Tcb1er.

Gin en9liI9er @e@tsanmalt er5dblt
einen 19er5bof ften Pfer0etauf ben er einit
abse|@lollen. SD tauf fte" 1ogte er>
veinmal BON etnem &obtdu1 der elm Yferb>
oas er fir san5 feblerf fret aus9ab. Sd
9laubte> einen @9aB erlporben 5u baben;
6enno9 >uollte i6 0enn gar gu germ ,ui6en,
Oh oenn 6as Pfero >pirtli6 obne ale
Sebler lei. 9lls i9 oaber ben &aufpreis
beSablt bate iagte i'd su Dem 8ertdufer {:
Stun mein 9ieber Sbr baht nun bos
@elo unb i3 bas Pferb MQes 1T abge<
ma@t; jekt fa9t mir als ebrliber Mann
oufri6tig, ob' 0enn bos Yferb >pirfli9
gar feinen Gebler Dat." ~9err", antuortete
oer @9elm uSie boben li9 als ,uabr<
batter Gentleman 9e5ei9t> uno 10 mill i'd
Sbnen oenn geiteben, oaB oas 9fero pirf@
lid einen Sebler bat, aber aud nur einen
ein5isen. Gs lit ndmli6 in lrbriOge, I'M
@altbofe CUR &rone, our9aus ni6tin ben
9pf gu brinsen." ~Ob", berieste i'd,
vuenn es lueiter ni@ts 1T, 0os mill i@
linn 19enfen, benn tpas babe i9 in IT.
bridge gu tbun?" uno lomit nabm i'd
nit meinem berrli9en Sbiere N6l6ieo
BON DEM 9dnbler. 9lber tur5e 3eit na6<
ber traf ss li6 bod einmal bab i'd Elm
@el@dft in ltrbriose gu be1or9en botte>
uno i6 mar mirtli@ reAt neu9ieris> tpie
ii6 mein 'Pferb beneDmen tuiirbe tuenn
i4 es in ben 9of bes @afbofes CUR &rone
brin9en mollte. @ollte lein @eod6tnib
ben alten Wibermillen baoor 10 lan9e
aufbewabrt baben? Sd ritt afo getro=
iten Mutbes auf bas Stdot@en 5u> Die
@trabe entlang, uno- als i4 por ben,
@aitbofe mar, trat i6 feit in bic @teis=
biiset iebte MIDI seb0rig 5ure@t uno
briidte, oa i9 ni4t anoers permutbete,
als baB i9 oen befti9iten @ioerit itano
meines pferoes 81. beliegeu babcn wiiroe,
oemielben Die Sporen III Die @eiten uno
nabm einen frdftisen Nnlauf. Mber pas
1T oos? Mein Pferb lief lammf fromm
in ben 9of, ia slei6lam aIs freute es ii4.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-25
@efdbrli@feit Ser Stubenteppiebe.

Sn 9eutl l6lonb, 100 in ben lebten
Sabren oie Sitte, ben Boben ser @obn=
5inmer NIT Seppi6en unb Tuboeden gu
bele9en, lebr in Muf fnabme 9efommen
mar, beginner iebt Die Mer5te se9en bie1en
@ebrau9 5u eifern unb Die S9a0li6=
feiten beHelben re6t beutli9 in's 2i6t s,l
1eben. Gin amerifani19er Me5t bebouptete,
boB Die 9duf uf9feit Der 2un9enl 9minO=
1u9t bier gu 2onoe Der allgen,ein per=
breiteten @itte 1dmmtli6e bepobnte
&dume nit Seppi6en gu belesen, susu=
1Greiben lei. Ser Mann bat un3peifel=
baft nenisltens in 10 melt re6t, boB es
fiir 2unsenfranfe feinen l6doli9eren
Nufentbalt gilt als BET in nit Seppi9en
belegten &dumen. 9eutI@e glerjte unter=
ltiben jenen Mus1pru9. r sic geben nod
tueiter uno bebaupten bob Seppi9e ols
or9anil9e @elpebe in forttpdbrenoer 3er=
lebuns be9riffen 1eien> nobel lie ]bdbli6e
@asarten (&oblen 1dure unb &oblenorio=
ga1e) enttpideln> tuel9e Die gu It perber=
ben, luos ii6 oeutlid 5ei9t, tpenn man in
eiu loldes nit Seppi9en bele9tes 3imner
tritt, bas ldn9ere 3eit berl6loflsn mar.
$eppide lino ferner tpaDre @toubbe=
bdlter lie fiillen Die 2uft fortludbreno
nit feinen @taubma fen an. 8elonoers
16dbli6 ,pirfen bic feinen Wollfdler6en,
bic li9 bur6 bas @eDen auf ben Seppi=
den befdnoig abl0len> frei in oer Suit
lblpeben uno beim Mtbmen in Die 2unsen
sefii6rt tperoen. NQe bie5e llebelltQnbe
lolien li@ s'uar our6 Dfteres 9lusfduben
Der Simmer permin0ern, bod teinesne9s
gan5lid beleitigen. Wos sur 8eri1b=
nerung Der 3dume bientn loQ, bas per=
1dle9tert. 5u9lei6 bie Sui in 1pl0em
@raoe, ooB bierOur9 notbpenbi9 Die &C.
1unbbeit in bobem @raOe 9efdbrbet tuer=
ben muB. U}an miro freili9 ni1t 9leiA
tront BON iol6en @6dblidteiten uno
eben bebbalb bdlt lie Die Mebrbeit fir
9lei9giltig, aber bier, ,pie in manden
anoeren 9in9en fnb nidt eben bic raid
lpirteqoen uebel Die sefa6rli6lten, inbem
9e9en oie1e Seoermann auftritt 1onoeru
pielmebr Die tleinen, ununterbroGen fort=
uirfenoen. @ie Seppi6e linb peber III
Wobn= nod in @6lafsin,mern an ibrer
@teae, Iie gebDren Dieln1ebr nur in Prunt=
5imnter, ooer 9roBe Saloons, ,porin man
ii6 t,ur furse 3eit aufbalt; fir eritere
empfeblen li9 bic ooppelten Tubb0oen
na6 beutI6er Manier, ooer AUDI bos
Muslesen nit Matten uno dbnli9eu @e=
fedten, Die ben @taub ni9t in 9leiber
Weiie in 1i9 aufnebmen> ,pie Die I'M
@runoe 10 unpraftil6en 9eppide.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-25

= Ser e6te Wib, lduft auf Muttsr<
mib binalls. SIT oer Mann 'riki9, 70
miro er our9 Grauen 9etpibi9t.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-25

- Gin @eisi9er, ber MIR Gin
Nuge beiab, tru9 eine 9rile MIR nit ei=
mem @las.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-04-05

DIR. Hepworth's new Church of the Disci.
pes, in New York City, was dedicated yester-
day.
been Captured at New York from the trunks
of the passengers of the Algeria.
Robert B. Bleakely, the murderer of bis
niece, Maud Merrill, In New York. will be
tried next Monday.
The bursting OF machine 10 the Calvert
Sugar ReHnery, In Baltimore, killed one man
and Injured TWO.
The funeral of the late Chas. NJ. Barras,
the dramatic author, took place yesterday. he
was buried ut Greenwood.
The New York gold gamblers are to be
sued ior $50, 900, 900 damages, alleged TO have
been Inflicted upon the city and county by the
conspiracy ilh which their clique is charged.
"A new trial has been ordered In the case
of Daniel Scull rs. the Kensngtoo National
Bank, Philadelphia, In which the Jury render
ed verdict of s37 900 for the plaintiff for the
loss of his bonds by the robbery of the bank In
February, 1869.
The directors of the Texas Pacific Railroad
met at New York yesterday, aud called
meeting of the stockholders for the 18th in-
stant. A trip 10 the California terminus OF
The proposed road Ia to be made next sum-
mer by Colonel Scott and other leading off,
GERS of the company.
"A writ OF habeas corpus was granted yes
terday, returnable next Monday, In favor OF
Mcdonald, the alleged forger oil the Bank OF
England notes; on the ground that a conspl-
racy to defraud is not covered by the extra
diction treaty. 1t is stated that several other
packages OF notes seEt here to the care OF
Jey Cooke and others by Bidwell have been
seized,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-04-05
Losses by Fire.
THE FEDERAL CAPITAL.
A Civil Service Tour of Inspection
Another Indian Outrage.

WASHINGTON, April 4.
The members of the civil service commls'
son lett last night 10 apply Tests 10 Inc Gus
toms ard snb-lreasury offices. They 80 nrst
to New York, thence 10 st. Louis, New Or-
leans aud texas. Another party, headed oy
Mr. savi!ll, chief clerk Of the treasury depart
mcni, will Leave next week for Richmond,
Norfolk. Wilmington, Charleston, Savannah,
Mobile and Other ports OF entry and treasury
stations on The coast.
The following are the treasury balances at
the close of business ihls afternoon: Currency,
So O3s. .285; colr, sC9.869 1897; coin certificates
s23, 2s3, 500; outstanding legal tenders, $685.
356,5l4.
Tne case Of Judge John Wright, formerly an
Indian agent to pay annuilies to certain west
ern tribes, has again been revived. WrlgnC ID
living now In or Hear ST. Louis, and bis trial
will be held there to accommodate the wilt
nesses. most OF whom, reside IN the west. me
frauds, charged against Wright, amount TO
nearly half million dollars.
A telegram received here from Fort Laramie
announces That D. r. R. Rogers, the govern
ment mail-carrIer between the MILESTONE
agencies and Fort Laramie, was murdered oy
the Indians last Monday while carrying the
mails This will stop mail operations with
the MILESTONE agency.
The secretary Of The treasury has Issued
regulations for The withdrawal OF alcohol 10
bond for scientific purposes under The act ap'
proved February 2lst 1t requires the presi-
dent or curator of The institution where II ID
to be used 10 give bond that the alcohol Is
for preserving anatomical specimens.
Auyices have been received stating That
large number of seizures, mostly OF unslamp-
ed tobacco, have been made In The Third Dis
trct of North Carolina Warrants have been
issued for the arrest OF the gully parties.