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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-13
TIE EXAMINING BOARD.

The Examining Board of Audit, consisting
OF Controller Schroeder, Auditor shaurman. and Alder
man Ropes held another meeting yesterday afternoon
The Controller made proposition TO employ an ac-
countaRt 10 examine the accounts OF the Tax Office He
suggested propctY OF first examining the accounts
OF the present Collector from the time he entered upon
his dnties July l. ls72 and aierward examining the ac
counts Of his predecessors separately. He also ex-
pressed desire to have the OF his own ofee
eraniued thoroughly giving that the inFes-
tigatiOn should be made general and complete AZ was
determined 70 appoint persons 10 examine tue OoOAs az
once IL was also determined, a. m intatory sep IN
the nation OF tac Water Registrars accounts that
ax PAYERS should asked TO send IN their DIS TOT me
use OF The Board IN .der that they mlgh DO compared
with the books. THIS would indicate whether any
wrong eXLAlea, while Subsequent Investigation Nooid
disclose the particulars
Mr. As,ires, Cunningham. the new CITY Treasurer,
Will probably enter on MS official duties to-ly'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-13

Charles c. Wexford, age So committed suicide
Ia Balaor yeteriaJ. b. .lkns -ziln11 ia-npeooe as
ca Of the act
Andrew Smith. age -. was drowned yesterdsy
t .ssAug gal Cyds HOfks PfoFjeao L. Sss
ne sas ~sDioTed-
|vwo children Of Capt. Boudroit on bo7rd
brig Sh shea 40 neui doSh ~,th "a ans 10 @e strsiN
Csnso, n TIC gale Of the Zssh uinro
In Jsellson. Mich. Yesterdays package con.
t.,ns "a O0 ns he Peoples stonS
Bank shis the crshier ~ bososs~
The scheoners Fannie Z. aud ID. b. Isskins
are ia Port Hausssbury dsmei The craeS oas tgo All
several other +. ere uJter faodlsol rez'nent
William r. Day driver Of express wagon.
committed sosranOuse E.s Boston 'esei.I r.
be bsSfsf
lhs MS ellid M ht cared fo. us Se had ssetsd him
- Police olicere NuIssevil1s ard Searics have
been dschArsi fore Boston Df alse tesNouf Yes
s0aag man ngbt pa she
proved places and Otherwise ensse 81 s $3.50 meg
obarp,s ~Aking the stee fof unofss purp.sr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-13
THE JERSEY CITY CASES.
CONVICTION OF W. II. BUMsTED AND BENJAMIN p


CONVICTION OF W. II. BUMSTED AND BENJAMIN r.
WELSH.
At the opening of the session of the Hudson
County Court yesterday 10 m the jury in the case
of Bumsted and Welsh sent for and asked they
had agreed The foreman replied in the negative The
Court inquired there any prospect Of agreement,
and the foreman stated that there not Counsel for
the defendants requested the Court TO the
disagreement legal point. and II IL 70 charge
the Jury stating that If there was any doubt IL must
weigh In favor Of the defendants. TIE Court did
not comply with the request ordered the jury
tire again During their absence the Court stated that
in case l45-the Hendersonst. sewer case-whioh had
been under consideration since Thursday the Court
not prepared TO admit that act Of the Legislature had
legaIized the work and believed 1t proper
20 be certified TO the Supreme Court for advisory
opinion. The prosecutor stated that he supposed
case No I56, which ofshoot Of 145, would
take the same Counsel for defendants argued
that in this case ak members Of the Board had been
tried aud acquitted. and, under the law, 1t would
be impossible for member OF the Board 70
make a contract, he submitted that defendants
shoud not be tried on that Indictment Judge Hoffman
said the Court would hold the matter in consideration
At 1880 a. the jury in the case OF Commissioners
hours and announced that they had verdict
aud that verdict guilty in the case OF each OF
atelv moved for new trial. and the Court announced
that the decision the motion would be gwen to-day
Indictments Nos. l56 and 1857, against W. H. Bumsted
and WIN Robinson for the fraud lent issue Of improve
mept certificates for WORK done on the Raylne Road
were upon motion of counsel, declared uul ana Void
and the defendants were discharged In the four In
dctments against Police Justice Seymour CHARGED with
timing prisoners without trial, the state entered n0Se
ro.o The cases Of the against the Jersey City
hoard Of Public Works. for permitting nuisance On
Crandst and against the Mayor and Aldermen for per
hitting a nuisance the Bergen Point Plank road,
we're disposed OF in Ike manner. Five indictments
against the Board OF Public Works for not requiring
sufficient deposits 10 be made on WORK performed were
also annulled by the entrance Of noHe proseq1L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-13
nrn1cAr1oN OF A sYNAGoGuE.

The new synagogue for the Anshi Chesed
congregation. which was dedicated yesterday after
noon is situated at the south east corner Of Le1ing
ton-ave and East SIxty-thirdst At D. m the doors
were besered by those seeking admission and the audi
torium was filed. at 3o the procession composed
Of the sabbathschool children, and men bearing the
scrolls Of Law entered the temple the cantor and
choir chanting the hymn beginning How go0dly are
INV tents q Jacob I" When the prOcessOn reached the
altar the Chairman OF the Building Committee present
al the keys 10 tine President OF the Society, VINO pro-
nonneed Denedction. While the procession made the
c,rcit of the temple Psalm chanted. after
which the girls OF saDDathschool deposited zach
bouanet OF flowers ia front OF the Ark The
Rev Dr. MielzIner then offered. IN German, the
CON secratiur prayer which followed by eaDtata
sIso in German Then came reading Of the Scriptures
and PRAYER by the RABBI of the congregation Tho Rev
DR. 1 NJ Wise, followed by solo and chorus III the
be1nniug God created the heaven aud the Garth &c.
When the words Let there be light were reached, the
eas-burners every part OF the temple were gnted by
eeetrcity with striking effect After another chant ~
te cantor and choir scrolls OF the Law were depos
Ted no the Ark and the conservation hymn beginning
I" Reeound, We dOmes with holy hymns, was sung BY
the choir after which DIR. Wise preached the dedeatory
sermon This was followed with an invocation, the
SABBATH evening service, the M0urners hAddlsh, the
closing organ voluntary anu sio 1SnsSA Oh
the audiences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-13
THE BROOKLYN STRUGGLE.
A CHARTER QUANDARY.


CUTTING OFF kssEMByYsms FROM HOME SUPPL Is.
Cas- an Assembyman hold a city Office
This Is q question that has recently been raised in
Brooklyn by those who have been studying the new
Charter and that ought be settled by the Courts
at the earliest possible moment, a. it involves the legal
ity of cera, official aston. especially the payment OF
certain salaries by C0stroler Shredder. DomIniek
Roche, Jacob WORTH and James Watt all members
OF the Assembly from Brooklyn last Winter, and. al
though the Legislature hss adjourned, they will con
tinue to hold office all jan l. 1914 and in extra
session were called before that time they would be
uuired 70 resume tne Esch holds Office under
the City Government. Mr.. Worth IL member
OF the Board OF AssessOrs, with salary OF 5000 .
year. Mr. Roche is Secretary OF the sniBe Board,
with salary of 600 and Dr. Watt Registrar Of Vital
Statistics in the Board Health with salary OF $500.
Now Title Ill of the Charter OF Brooklyn. after
providing that the Mayor, Controller, and Auditor
shall be elected and all officers shan be appointed
hereinafter provided says that person elected
appointed shall. during his of Office bold any
other public office whatever. except that OF Commits
sioner Deeds Notary Public receive appoint
ment from any court appointing power, the fees or
9olunents OF which paid Out OF the public treasury
and the holding or such other Office or Ohclal posi-
ton shall be deemed and held 20 be vacation OF the
This provision Of the charter Is certainly explicit enough
in its language aud il debars city oiceholder from
holding any other public Office whatever" 10 must OF
necessity include members OF the Assembly. Nor s
there any less doubt TO the intention OF the trainers
their sole design was 10 prevent clty OncenOders from
being members of the Legislature, where they could
pass laws increasing their own emOiuments, ana ere
atinR offices for themselves or their friends. A
similar provision Inserted In the new charter Tor
NewYoTk. aud Tor the same reason There cannot be
reasonable douOJ that those three Ounces are eSdlv
held AZ the present time. At all events the question
should be tested which could be readily done by the re-
usa of the Controller to pay their salaries, and leaving
them 10 seek a remedy in the courts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-13
THE coNKEL MURDER TRIAL.

The trial of Isadore Conkel for the murder
NJ his wife, Catherine Elizabeth " j., was con-
,,nued in the Union County Oyer and rerminer yester
day. Dr. Mcconnell was again placed on the stand and
gave his opinion a. 10 The Of MrS Conkeis death
Alfred Conkel testified thai he was the prisoners
brother though the prisoner denied IT. He SAID lsadore
was q man OF good character aud very quiet when
sober. II. A Ward. Warden OF the JAN, testified
that the prisoner Was married 10 deceased
ia the jail sept TO- lsII hIs Christine
Noodle testified that Conkel old.her his wife ht die
The state rosed and Capt Coke. for the uefense
tested thAt be- asked Mrs Conkei N her husband had
struck her and abe replied that he had not Witness
had always considered prisoner KIND husband. Tue
nTisoner WAS then placed tho stand his osn be-
laL lie ssld le wac " yeais oldi ~ we AIle pe v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-13
LATEST SHlP NEWS.
lEor Other !Sh.p Ysrs Sc. Seooaa Fsqe.l

TE0T OIlcr oIltD e19 stt Ot1OIsR L4Je-T
ARRIVED
se1.p Regulator. hsn Philadelphia SitAIssss and pas ~
Lorl.arl 20. 49,
Seanhp CsstaHs (3L Better. GlisgoV Arg 80. va Aovi~
3lsl WI ndse pass Henderson Bros
Steamship GeCi. Fauke Aug go aBd SSaftAAptss
WITH and o OelncIs co.
tof uollnll -
Ship esl GTeve, Antwerp july % ani hHEas osas
29iu. Fith mise
tNOr Hutchou, Southampton ~ daTs ballast
Bars NoEl. A1enlsen. DOulclur Is with
Ba-k ANTONIO g. ta Gralaa Grgena 30 Jays WITH sapauf
SAILED.
Ships Ericsson Francisco Liverpool - losa. Bnx
aief L.iy.f 0r
NIND-Ssu5as. B. h.
BELOW.
ship Cornelius riun- GrH London July 90 18th siss lBf
p.Otb0at jas ". ElseiL No. Z.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
l2-ATrEea G41cus. NV fOfkf
bark Eve II tf0 trBustait
SsvAsNAH sept l2-Aruyei McAdaIs View ROrsg
A O.. ireland. boa1i f0f Port Rgfs Irh@s
l2Aruvei steamship Jame Adger rom New
YorA: bng AIier frDa Weyn0ath. ssps.
A.. Gardner BOOlh4Y. Me.
Hqu.as Phateivha King from 6.ess Bnsni %
iarLi d. p
ior BuLRVer; AlFarado. sr 5 Augustine Fla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-13

women Is heartless that which deuounces tho pay
plumber and Endorses the increase OF salaries IN the
future and the increase OF Grants salary B repreben
sibe. Tie rebuke OF Federal Interference and oOrrup
ton is tame that IL is really contemplate IL slob-
bers over the corruptons that garng. and when
the party I'm Massachusetts this oocason was made 70
feel It defeated Grants candidate but meeky SWAT
lowed Grant and his salary grab. The party whimpers
at the smart which the hand of central power has aae
feel but II cringes before the power that 1t dare not
boldly assai One good square blow nom that conyeh
ton upon the head Of central interference anu oOrrup
ton would have done much good. It's cowardce has
done harm Usnrpers do not fear those who crnge In
the presence OF their oppressOra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-13
ruy RAILROAD ACCIDENT NEAR PLArTsBURG, mo-,

ST. JOSEPH, Sept. 12.-The particulars of the
accident 10 the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Rail
road train near Psttsburg yesterday, are as follows
The engine large and the engine baggage
car aud one passenger were thrown INTO dltoh
wrecxed The engineer J. MeGrsth, stood az his post
and was seaded 70 death The fireman was scaded
and otherwise injured, but not seriously VI me
passengerE Mrs Margaret Evans OF Louis
vile, Dunn County, Wisconsin, was injured
internally; Mrs. W Z. GrswOld wife OF conductor on
the Desnones Valley Railroad, seriously injured and
congestion OF the prODaDlej J - Ayres OF ~
Louis severely bruised and injured internally ana W
s. Jones Of Manbaton Kansas badly injured the
mead, and received severe bodily inJarIes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-13
TIE PRESS ON BUTLEES DEFEAT.
yyDrRAI, INTERFERENCE NOT NEW.
E,-ous T1s NgtfOa lad.


knother thing in the canvass that is sur
rsing many people outside the state is the TACT that
Massachusetts Republicans should be so very nasnant
ton There nothing Ye OF unforeseen aDout t Inc
President and his advisers are Only DONG IN
what they have long been doing N OtneI Win
The oonnivance approval Of 1he meu-
ding IN supported Butler is perfectly natural sequence
Of the support Of Casey and fackaru Butter 10 ~ sope
respects. doubtless. more obiectlOnaoe man than "a
sey, but be is also moro useful ana we 40 not see IN
BY Long Branch and Washington pehtielans ana
Federal patronage IN MASSACHUSETTS, snOlu De III te
hands such worthless busybOdies "a are now trying 70
elect Butler; but then, they not az respectable
doissrs a. our own Murphy and Bliss, and Davenport
Te fact Ia that Massachusetts, brethren must give
kard 10 make night Of their nelghbors calamity. and
must learn the great lesson that what they wink at In
otheI pie thin their own borders They must learn
ZOO tat men Ike Butler are living ORGANISING and grow
,Ss ~ useful side They De dismissed
TenIenoe ther employers, after having done all inc
Tor 10 avoid public scandal and barn-ournng
NJ" a-o,r m Bossoa Trar,lsr tBuii7Ss orgGal
Tn everytbipg but the selection of a candi-
A.. ,be victory was with the friends Of reform, whose
standsrd-Dearer was Cen Ba.et "a, anS sep' " read
hIe taure as marked were the failures OF the
-ieuau from Worcester ana the genlis ba rom los
-, - '''-recefuy put down by the ruhng OF the pre-
son 30 ateer The men who were 70 have been pro
seribed stand record as the aav9eaIs ~ iSsy
no party az the action OF the convention R T pc =
ne cnse5iaus OF ito integrity ana power ~
,ri,oTitv there never time IN Wncn Son'
80 ~ ssoeiates were not the leaders IA tlo Noneeu
fN and naving the mpathy though nOt INC vsa, ~
~ majority me platform not hey ono VI
scenfs ~ a whole. aud the friends OF ~
rdipg the evidence that the party nave Rerancs
svnxed no,icv OF Gen Butler on the tp,ha a.
0nestion viii dnd satisfaction as great az va ,6tch
i,rment OF the Convention over Tue unc uoN en- Rnfle
~. resolation on that subject was met osu' 1er,
Vel 10 Worcester the fagOrte esndllaIe % SnrsI,,
lrye minority OF inc delegates, as the object Vi %
o,.Iike 10 NOT a few ana mstrusted by many WI" IS
IseIed 10 TIC slanders Of his rivals and enemSs , re
fds return satistied with the wisdom OF thslI w
1880 end adTn5r,ng MIN more than before, Tor tn'
aiay ne displayed; his enemies learned 70 Jns Ir
uOr tan ever, and perhaps Will nate mn none con
because M was able the leAoeIsAp VI ~ srt
venfOn from their hands while OF those wv " ~,
there ureiudicsd many away respecting - 1880
lie power displayed, ana admrlng hin Tor Ls
and fnr a demeaDOr unlike the man his uelAnoi' ~
described.
THy ACTION or DEMAGOGULs.
T,om Th< Hary0rd inns lDrhel . =,
The resolutions belong 70 the scnooi vi uSn y
Rgogucs TIC alLsOn " iaOor and inc eIefa1On ="
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-13
THE SOUTH OYSTER BAY MYSTERY.

The inquest in the case of Samuel j. Jones,
who supposed have murdered at South Oyster
Bay L. L. June a. was resumed that place yester
day. The witnesses included Peter Moloney, Jacob s.
J. Jones, Mrs. Mary A. Seaman, Titus jackson, eoored
g. F. L. Dessart, Mrs. Elizabeth B. jackson, colored,
George Ktan Catharine E. jackson, colored Clarence
Jones' and Joseph H Some significant testi-
mony was adduced. but little that was tangible was
brought out. Adjournment at last hac I'll Satur
day. %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-13
THE DISABLED STEAMSHIP CITY OF BRISTOL.

HALIFAX, Sept 12.-The Cunard steamer AL
pha with the passengers Of the steamer City OF Bristol
sailed for New-York this evening IL has been decided
TO dsconnect the cylinders of the steamer City Of Bris
toll and after few repairs have been made
she will proceed 70 Eew-YOrk with one cylinder at
which place her machinery will be thoroughly over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-13
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,

OrrrcF or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsulSCTos ID. c.. Saturday, Sept. 81 a. IA. }
synopsis FOR the past ~ hours.
The lowest barometer which, on Thursday
niur va over LAKE superior ana Western Wisconsin,
mas moved eastward into Canada and north OF the lower
lakes. IL MAS accompanied by brisk aud high winds.
eoudv weather and rain over the north west and the
upper laeA Valley. and Lake Erle the wind hav
ng veered 10 northery the two former, witt clear
ing weather and falling temperature. Generally clear
weather has prevailed over the cult and Atlantic
states with rising temperature from Virginia Maine.
Probabilities.
For New gland the pressure win diminish. with
fresh aud bri-k sOutnerY 20 westerly winds and IN
creasng cOuaness with probably hight rain, especially
for tue northern portion, followed by clearing weather
and north westerly winds at night.
For he Made Sfates cloudy tDedlher rih ram,
especially fOr M northern portion, The ctHds rochg %
fresh and brisk nOrl reSeFiy during me afternoon dd
ersng Wiih clearing redther and rIiing temperature
For the south Atlantic li states, east OF tho hssls
sppi light TO fresh winds and partly cloudy weather.
with Occa s0nal light rain over tie Interior
F0r tennessee. tho QUO Valley aud lower lake REGION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-13
GOV. wAsHBURx on HIS REyoM1yAr1oN.

NON. " AbHbUhN UN MS hLNUMLNAIIUNs
SPRINGFIELD, Sept 12.-Several hundred cit
liens Of Greenfield called upon Gov. Washburn at his
home last evening TO congratulate him upon his renOm
nation. In reply 70 = speech by Judge Consnt. Gov.
Washbura would deny that the result Of the
contest was pleasing him. but he would much rather
that the burden had fallen other shoulders than his
AS hoped he might have been permitted to retire at
the end OF ms present term 10 private fe having moth
ING TO gain by further continuance in office. lie
thanked the people for their efforts, and especially
peased after the nsnuaIiOus that he unpopular IN
hs own home that the County OF Franklin had sent an
unbrOken delegation 20 the Convention After LIS re-
marks a collation. was served.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-13

fresh and brisk TO ncrfh-west winds. clearing
wea her. and falling temperature
For the az pper Iakes Missouri Iowa, and Minnesota.
nOrthefy winds diminishing IN fOfee, lower temfers
ture and clear partly cloudy weather, with frost -
night CaufiODaTy signals continue at Detroit, Toledo.
Cleveland. Eric, Buffalo, Rochester. and OsWegO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-13
CATTLR MARKET

CHICAGO l2CATrIs ivt rod grafz ia IL
ussd ICES Far ~ Good - - 10 J0 Chcos
EEtrs S6as6 % Wisd Texans, - "a az 90 tsoasA
do. 81 5O0S2 IS ; shipments, OOo.
HOSs-iecspu 5000 MARKET rir aiTe ed orces -ssds
G a. range 81 25aSf 50 Toy common % AStra esU ss
"a 30 4s4 20 Og LIght shipments, l2OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-13

What ought be considered Honesty and lie gaIiy
Csold gold. gold 4 alloy, fs Al Tho
gold considered honest gold osks rsa
All proportions thsr Pseseasons S AOagh 10. ~
and 9 earau tolerated they ike biui miTsd
Ai-eraut" The Book Of Hall Esrk' AmereaAs
visiting EaEsnd 20 Mr. 81 COaiat-t-
OF lsarai ami
clocks AMI boaEsS Clll1gsr he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-13

alleged struck his wife ne brushing she nies
from her. aud the only blow that he struck snd
that was accidental he had always gwen his vile al
bis sarnin At is point the Court adjourned for the
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-13

The evacuation of Verdun by the German
forces viii be completed to-day. There Will be great
public rejoicing aud general Illumination Of tho tawn
Ia The eYogIAg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-13

Americana Gentlemen search o. good wi coar- t.s
directed BEyJAMrS Ulster Hone b Coainita
w. Noted Tor special ard style. or Ur travelling
AID nTersAl covert Ulster shooting coaatsF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-13

BERRY, 4DRRHLLSept TO- 1873 by Rev IN n Ey.ss Re-
Conn Ms Kate Herbs Unde1l Of se~
York Civ adopted OF Peytou Herbert No cSn~
KlNG-BALDwIssey 10 1873 bv the Rsy. Graves. D.,
Wilson King Of this city 10 Bberhs Baldwin Of he~AEh
MEAD-LEM-n $50 francisco, Aug. bT RsT Dr. Wea6Fz<s
Waiter Mod Deputy Naval O6eer OF the Port, julia X Ian
MURPHY BEEsON-u Wednesday. Sept Z At 81 Aoyns chnrcs
Detroit. Mica By Rs Vac Dyke. GA haph, II hes fors
a. daHsher Of JACOB Beeson. Of Deno ncS Ne
her brother 9teus
Pals n T. by Rev J. Fennel Charles B. Roosa hswhssea.
Coma 10 sarah N. laughter the i4te = A. Johnson
AZ Notice, OF Nar7iages must be indorsea sosA fnu
Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-13

THE REPUBLICAN OREGON STATE CONVENTION
SAN Francisco, Sept. 12.-Tbe Oregon Re-
publican State Convention at Albany has adjourned
after a stormy session. Hiram Smith Of Lynn County
has been nominated for Congress. resolution
adouted a1uressing confidence in Senator j. H.
Mitchell The party Is divided. and exciting cam
,,aig ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-13

Ladies suffering from Rupture Instantly eevsd. .ad
rRUss $50 Broadway Prv-se hsm LdT
Metal puug 1ugerpA; llthr sPo7ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-13
THE MODELS FOR GEN. rnoMAs's STATUE.

WASHINGTON, Sept 12.-Norman NJ. Smith,
Secretary Of the Society OF the Army Of the Cumberland
notified Gen Whpple that the Society has secured the
use the Art Gallery Pittsburgh for the exhibition
OF tie models, &C, for equestrian statue OF Gen.
George H. Thomas. The gallery Is In Library Hail. and
is connected with the audience room OF The hail in
ncn society Will hold It's seventh annual meeting
on the 18th and 18th Of TINS month Every arrangement
has been made for the proper exhibition oil the models
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-13
MARRIED..

True and False science rTnja Bao lat By
Pixie Goaxs-in rEiBUNK LzcrgRs BKFRA NJ ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-13

The wreck of the Inflated steamer Atlantic, as
- s Heal s9 YosteIdET a, HsAfaI for s4.v0o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-13

OrrrcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsuIsGTos, ID. c., Saturday, Sept. 81 a. IA.
synopsis FOR the past - hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-13

Az Notices OF Mar
name aud address.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-05
CONSOLIDATED AND FICH.
M0ND MINES

If you are affected with a cough and
wish to be cured Of the same, use T. DETs
TkR'S COUGH TONIC.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-05
NOTICE.
HOSE MEETING.

TNNHE RESCUE HOSE COMPANY
q hold their regular monthly meeting
on the first Wednesday OF each month
at their Hose House.
ID. f. BAII.Y, President.
n. W. CROSS, Secretary. jelT