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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-18
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.

President BOSwOrth of the Health Depart
mrnt upon beng asked his opinion the merits
dement's Of the Charter. said that while the in
strument could be heartily praised having certain
features far better than the Old yet there were
defects which would tend TO impair the efficient working
OF the Department The reduction of the Department 10
bureaus those OF Sanitary Inspection and Records.
was a wise measure. The abolition Of the Bureau Of
Permits the Bureau Of Street Cleaning had been
derci necessary By the passage Of laws by the State
sislature which had taken away Their powers As was
Known, the authority for a STRENGTHENING depart
we'll had been given TO the Board OF Police.
The reduction Of the Board OF Health to body OF four
was considered that two OF the Commissioners desig
OF the department. The President Of Tie Board OF Police
and the Health Officer of the Port who designated
Two Of tine Commissioners are very Dusy men IN their
to attend 10 the work Of the Health
weekly meetings. The entire work OF guarding the
health OF the city population VIII thus be thrown upon
the OtBer two Commissioners lay man and a doctor
II the layman Commissioner o heaIth VINO, Dy tIe
terms OF the law Will I've President of the Board should
be "a OF ability, and willing 10 give ms entire ume
having two working Commissioners will be ayerted.
Tie duties OF the two working Commissioners WILL how
DO very great ana SO SAdcung that ~ Wal Dc
prOlcmatic whether they Will nc able to execute them
Tie section o the Charter which prohibits the appoint
ment of "a Sanitary superintendent who shah not have
been ten years pracciug physician cona NOT pe ap
proved OF. No Physician who had any aOIy could IAN
after ten years OF practice 10 have acquired an income
exceeding small salary which the BoaId offered and
the physician VINO would be willing 70 take the posltion
IN his profession. The position could be
years wear eKSerePse Who YOU'D be Wiling to accept the
duty FROM the experience and fame 1t would give. The
Iessened by Inc new Charter Not only the clerks
Of the bureau Permits and Bureau OF street Cleaning
dissscd also the expense OF the Commissioners
services was reduced At present the four Health Com
mssioners draw $4,000 yearly from the City Treasury;
under the Charter the two Commissioners will re-
s,lye but SlI. zoo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-18
AN INDIFFERENT TAX COMMISSIONER.

George II. Andrews, the President of the
Board OF Tax Commissioners. stated recently to
TRIBUNE reporter that he had not examined the Charter
enough 10 discover what il any, new restrictions
imposed by g. and that nc unable to tel whether
It conferred upon his Department any powers not pre-
viously possessed He also protested his inability to
say whether the Charter made any changes IN the
salaries now paid what subordinates will be removed
when the heads of departments displaced by the Char
ter vacated their offices.
"Of course" said he all OF the Tax Commissioners
will lose their heads and have idea who the Mayor
will appoint their successors neither do know VINO
are cand dates
When asked what combination defeated the Custom
house Ring at Albany Dir Andre replied that as he
had mot been to Albany in four years" no knew
hardly anything about political combnatlons, nut
that he supposed the Ring mad been beaten 'by com
bination of politicians who didn't relish the idea OF
being thrown the air without knowing where they
were going u land"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-18
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.

FRIDAY, APRIL H.
On ard after May Letters taken steamship docks and intended
to 60 ppementiy Mails, be prepaid double postage D.
s,ap, As will received by the cierS charge
Msu for Halifax n S. closed the NeglOrk POsOAee eTeT
dav Al 3. IN and goes Sia Boston. ~
steamship sails from Portland Me- on saturday 4 p
m Due New York Friday, at 9 p m
Letter postage L. all The West Indies except going direct will
SATURDAY. APRIL 10
for Great Britain and France Queenstown and Liverpool %
NJ. No Supplementary MaiL
steamship sai IN, White Star Doek PyoRs Ferry,
jersey CITY
and Bremen per Nam close at Il Supplementary
Of Thrst, HohOken Ste4ia'
d 0 sails at g. NJ foot OF Third It Huhoken . o..
letter, deposited Supplementary Mails @uss De pep1 VII"
double pOstggel
Direct ernan closed Mn sent nv this line
Mail, Tor and HAVE steamship vile ia
HAVE will 1880 Steamship sails al 10 M IRON
Pier No. 50 N. K. q,
MAs or Panama Aspinva Central American and South Pa
6e per etc. per steamship Ocean Queen, close az Steam
ship sails at y ~. from Pier No " N. X.
i and Yenenea, by the steamship NJ IhoAS close AZ
nm steamsh sails from Pier No. IL " r. at 3 p m
Mails for steamship CITY OF san Antonio, eose Al p N
SteAn,hl at y. N IRON Pier No. 20 l. K
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-18
HEAVY LIBEL HUIr.

An action has been instituted against Henry
G. Bowen, publisher OF The Independent and The Brook
IN Unioa by Thomas w. Field, Superintendent of the
Public Schools OF Brooklyn to recover 100000 for
alleged bes. The complaint reces the circumstances
OF the plaintiffs election the Office OF Superintendent
Schools aud that the influence Thomas Kin
sea Ia his favor based upon his fitness the posi-
ton The plaintiff charges that the editor OF The Union
malciousy wrote and published, on April l8 defama-
tory article, In which the plaintiff Is charged
with having been elected TO the position Supern nd
ent OF Public Schools In shameful and dlshonorabe
manner through tAe influence OF Mr. Kinsela member
OF Education. The plaintiffs counsel also OBJ
tanned order for the OF the alleged beer but
up 10 a late hour 1t hal not been served.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-18
US SUPREME CoURT-wAsnSGroS. April II.

No. Gas-Baltmore and Ohio Railroad Company
Tbs .ut vas commenced BY collect o. Company
ae he zee Of the LEGISLATURE 5s and 1854 questions
whether the reservation Of such oa Of the .arnli 10, car
70 constitutional or not The Court Of Appeals
fur,bsr tb.t whether tRe constitutional the State
Tor had and received under the contract aud
o. the decinOn ia ths Se,.da case ldsd.eI By tbs
naton shstLer made by the Maryland statutes
@ fS . s r % tie Sed
Ds the question decided wss right 70 recover 10, @ons bad
se The comony eonsd. that assmSch
Federal Consultation clearly within Tie Gas, o. cass' s'sssge
here u9SeI ss JTeiy act s1, Jp,oo H. b. oSe Sa
g. J. NJ Gvinn fof COMPANY. -
No. -p,y Governor and Knrcnlrr Commissioner Of ID, General
Land GRAY Receiver Of the aenph u Ps,o and
r .1 ai4 s1p III sled SS tho rssts
The u.bhe lands Of tbs State violation gras, the road
By the Legislature Of the Provisional state IN 1900 the efeer.
Provisional legislature ,nl .s insisting TIA. h. been re-
oScer. ooasndnf IS. bill should have Gesn dismissed beea..
The therefore
without and insisted that BY the decision eeos the
oeer b.vag charge disposition Of the public lands rs here
held uise TIA. q, The pIoPr Of Che road having been brought
sppond had and jurisdiction to restrain ans persons
e virtue q = bad Pwst and was s d, TO %
they lawfully empowered illegal and wrongful
under Of state laws but without valid right
power held grant the road
between Il aud the state made by authority,
which be epesd and that the Of the state officers
planned Unauthorized not within their ofcsl discretion and
e therefore restraining poser othr The
IA Affirmed Justice delivered thu opinion Of the Court
dissenting opinion weh the Chief Jstce
Cured holding The bill sho beo m s because the suit
against the and that by the decision the
dispose in its ofis public
lands.
No 22-Lyop ta-Error the
the Middle District THIS libel
title Bib Works and Rolling Mills formerly the
ery Confederate States In 81 purchasers the Gov
proceedings condeon BDsn RI all exhibiting
don claimed original alleging that tue property sold
Confederate States under dae aud that II used the later
est of the Relation The below
libel the rights raised by IL and decided
bis entitled the pcperty adjusted
claims IL held substantially that the Court with
out the already United
CondeIate and there being
subject the Ute passed the purchasers ~
Vd Decree reversed with directions
whole Justice Clifford delivered the spniss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-18
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


PORT OF sbw -TORK... ............,.......APRiL IT,
CLEARED.
Steamship Gen. Barnes MALLORY, Savannah. W. H. Garrison
Ssamp south CaroLna Beckett Charleston, c. H. X Morgan
Steamship Richmond Lawrence. Norfolk &c. Oh Dominion steam
seIahD CIT, OF Havana, Deakeu Hayn, &C. Alexandra
steamship Regulator Freeman. Wilmington N. c. LOrar steamship
steamship TyOee Delaney ssmAas POr.u.P, &C., SpOaOP Bros
steamship Mars Grunley Ptiadelphia. w@ Kirkpatrick
Steamship Steamship Giaaoos Be,re Boston H. P. DnOck.
Shin N Palmer NsB Rio Janeo Penderga.. Bro, Co.
BARK Chapman tBt Bvs Cartridges Tucker LshiOOurHe
brig eng (sSe nAvander. Gibraltar for Orders Funeh Ede
Bark Sandy HOOK BaOw Mat,nras Bond. Dearborn Co.
Brig ysce % L'q K S ws, gI S Ss5 f0a1 A0' u"
big O Hosr Orb Neville 81 Thomas b. p Brigham Sons
R Rs S sDassan Blanchard C6aen &c. p Buck SCo
ghg s,aona raIesrg Rio Jaasro PesdersIst bros Co
seff CSataoocss SUR, JucIscnrie
schE j. Williams Mofre stanford STANFORD Manufacturing Co.
ARRIVED.
Steamship saronl. Ger) Brandt Hamburg April ndse and
PSF saiaD Snd, IN Oh Bremen March a. with rd,s
'ns pa'i NO. TO nsSa5n hSSP Msrle, Ga DAYS, with ma
Bark iOf Yarmouth N Sd Byrns Newcastle - days. with
BAH Gladstone of Yarmouth ST. Horton 10 days with
Safs May Mckee Cof Phaepha sharp rs days With
BARK Rsp1bHE Gs FOrman bremen % days VITA @d'e and
Dark Helene Csorl Nleison sye days, with nise .
BARK Sarah (ol PoriaB) While MatanHs II days with
Bars G A SPARK, of Philadelphia Bradley Mltanr, 10 d With
aud molasscA
A4oph Huge Weeks Wilmington N c. days. with naval
stores. - -.
sohr HOaao Nichols Depe~. Mosquito Inlet Fa days with live
schr Ench.n.s Phillips, Savannah days, With lumber
Sehr JOh1 Williams Wilmington ~ q, DAYS with naval stores
Sehr Garland Libby, Lepeau N D., via vineyard hAVen With
scar J. D. johnson. Smith, virguis.
Sohr A. Riley, Nelson. Virginia
schI Lasr of beer Is Hatch Bsaeoa 10 days with
fruit
Sour Prairie Btrd (BL Caldwell Windsor N. g., days With
plaster.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
steamship Gaucus from New York. bark
Nerel from erpoo brig Constantine, from Miragoans.
i1ArnVed sch. Maggie Test Indie,
English steamship. lagus Va
Liverpool, passed up Last evening
FOREIGN PORTS.
QvHKsrows April 1.-THE Inmsa Line steamship City OF New"
losk sailed this port for New iork yesterday .
BRKsr Apn 1.-The General Transatlantic Companys steamship
II aarent mae from New York Aph5 here tbs morning
BKEnES April 1.-THE North Germaa oTds steamship America,
Ba.sns from Ses iofk April j. arrived hero yesterday
April 1.-THE North German Loyts steamship We
ser wieerod from April for BmeH arrived here to-day
LKRroo- APn 1.-THE Allan Line steamship hof''~h "r'hs
irom Poflani April D. arrived here todaT.
DISASTERS.
Capt 0arner Of the brig e. kemsn Of Bangor from Cenngos
hAtl New York AFTER having good ohsrsauln and
s4 saag s0s, We soaIAsse 0oa' si he VAC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-18
DECISIONS-APRIL IL.

Supreme Court-Chdmbrs-By Judge Barrett
somusr ,gt sommerARepo confirmed judgment Of
granted Of tue petition Of PsSre H. C-Ore
sstd sgtter-e sg wheei,n sLJniees charge correct
amended Banb et A-hem counsel Emerson
denied without costs Garrison Agt Hubbe
Motion Ores sgt BpAnthoon granted Lyseh sgt
Clel.nd-Men counsel Simmer Yslentae-Tske
setting interrogation In the Of
Anden Pile Catalan for counsel Lsadoa st jones al
Proof Of service detective
Superior Comt-Speciat 1erm--By Judge Sedgwick
Cbamberlsn RoonA-Orier granted
Sherman
tar Justice sgt Ling.-Same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-18

March % on account sr,g North Fast rsapnr
The BE- total The X e. Eed,sa
old Thsrton Crosby asd others Of Bsge AZ.
remaining bosrjei the brr Matilda
HaaI CApt Suits from zs for New YORK. and gas hOussi &
port. We saved ell our daaBsge .rd Of oar stores
Barb AdeguBde tEor Liverpool Nov H. for hes Isfh SHEA
put back 10 Queenstown Pch 30 loaky rfpanng AprIA
Bark Pntho tNorl Benzsn. NeFYo shlca arrived a
Qacengssn March |, leaking. repairing ApnL
FOR Ldteg Ship neDs see FtfM Pn0s.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-18
The suit of Anthony L. Blocker apainst

the city, $4,000 for commissioner
appraisng value Of the city aud county property
came up In the Court OF Common Pleas yesterday Er.
Mayor Hall aud exChamberian Bradley testAed 10 the
appointment OF the plaintiff and 10 the that the work
done, the moved to dsmlss tho
claim the ground that the sinking Fund Commission
mad night make such appropriation aud that
Appropriation had been made by the Common Coun-
ell for such payment Judge Larrenore decided that
the Sinking Fund Commissioners bad no such authority
and Alslalaheu Mo suLl,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-18
In the Marine Court, Part III, before Judg
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Yorlvilc Police Court yesterday PeteT
Wb.leu the Seconaye Railroad committed BY
Juos rty Of &J b charged with drawing revolver
and shoot Ions Lof u No. bI West Eighty
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, Yesterday.
for til, dfiut II Tssg bail
by Jrcr Leah breaking Nhael Gormoofs dulry NO
4t James MpnT held or roI0s hgAh
WileoIs bsh market No. l53 Fanck ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-18
! i go ] ! { 81

The BEST and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC introduced -,
M. relief Of indigestion Genera Do5s md Loss Of Appci
y,aabe Recommended for ~ purity b. the Fool Jour al Aho
IlossaU 81 D. WeutE0Ftb H. Scott. eS1, r. G.. S. r. A. 81 =
r. s. s. A. Gc Soil by Grocer5 Onen. All Chemists, i,ssi
hat,Ies AT q, each Beware Of miaioas Prepared by
GOODALL BACknOCSE l. Co.
Leeds 'srf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-18
fonoon Advertisements.

YORKSHIRE RELISH.
Il The Most Delicious and ChclOsst ssuce IN ne worh
Warranted pure anu free injurious i1gfed eat
s2iM BOTTLES SOLD IN oSB MONT (At iOof, I'M
Sale Unprecedented In the history OF sauces
Sold By Gr0csrs Druggists and Onen, Ia bottles AZ c. L. asS d
Trade NarA-NiIlog Pattern Plate. Ber1re Of lmst31S
Manufacturers: G00DALL, bhCki0USE D. o..
iaeIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-18
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
MINIATURES ALMANst

FROM BRBMgN-Ia s,amsAtp SaiG. April l7Johanae Aake
wthea nes George Macknn Aos krssk AnSus Noner AID
family Botty Drks, Johanna Engekng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-18

dent intent was that these should be included Unoer
whose control the Bouleyards would como was not very
clearly expressed the whole article was very otlei ad
not so distinct and explicit as 10 might he. win reg1
ta whether any all OF tho old Commissioners "ou'"
he ronomuated, he could give no ntmstion'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-18

57 sun 6A3 hooo n'er'''.''' V:Oo
r,GH oIy-aN
SAM, Hoohl:5i 900 He'll Gate Ferry. Las
THIS DAP -
Sand, aoo. Cows Island. Gl8 Hell Gate terr EH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-18

pevee are appclatees Of Mr. Green. and Of course VIII
hold over us indeod will most OF the otn;r bsrean ON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-18
CALRNDARS-rnI, DAf.

SurHsss CouHr. CRoUr-PAxr I-PASoHsR "opens at 1919
m.
.
ifys. ,Pnsbes ct al AIT PtI Townsend webb
mons 81 al. Bs5. .Tbumsncr sgt IlorrmaH
lI1. Langley ta. AT MebEes 1879. .DeVo act Barnes
hinef ri al IJd1. .SesaH 81 al az Sherwood.
1905 Cupoc Gg 1875. Hurst ct
orr i5g. .kssan ei al AL sherwood
1907 Marine Es0oL Bank ai 1885. .W.eteirr at Everett
s1AsieL ls!s. ,Osesfne AL hJeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-18

A NCHOR LINE. EXPRESS STEAMERS
"A sail from Pier 20 North River HssYOsL -
CALIFORNIA SATURDAY.. Ami - INDIA SaiudaV Api !.
OLYMPIA April d. COLUMBIA Weifesisr Arm ~
Passgers forsAre 70 sn from sls la siI s'uoa
Ire,aad GERMANY Norway Sweden Denmark orAn-er
sally speedily comfortably and cheapJ any other o7e or ss
be bought at !oSest esffe9es fstss
y -VFF'1' HENDERSON BROTHERS, AgesA
NB-" CALIFORNIA" saas at 10 A.. N. April 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-18
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD SrEAMsH

lN COMPAhb
FOR SOUTHAMPrOS AND BREMEN -
fpe Steamship BREMEN. Can't H. >ch1enhlrg SAL on ed
NESpAY April 10. az Brem~o Per- foot hndst Hobo
en- o 70 iowed br ~.
stean,uip MAIN ot-rsntorp on JROAf A,r, y
BATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON. HAVRb. AND bRBhS
(FArABLE GOLD, OR ITS EQUIVALENT IN cuRSSScLl
fr
steeage Ids ~
Fer freight or passage, Apply OELhiUhS t@ AseuIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-18

GrNEtL SK,soNs-HAcEgTT. R0eorae Remington burslar1
P,nc Martin deore Shea eouous assault battery; Frank
Rogers Brown Mary heesDg two e,esl Jalrs sui
Ivan. grand larceny. Charles Reilly attempt Al burglary EoIge
son assault aud battery; Ptrck CahgGAl
Acbsel CFosley. assault aud battery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-18
Ocean 5IenMerS

nRAFTS ON IRELAND.
~ TAPSCorTS EMIGRATION and FOREIGN EXCHANGE
OFFICE SO SOgibstD. ron 81 upward av2De ID I'D pin 81
and eisl AMI hsess bT s'ea r aai as
packets issued az lowest rates by - -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-30
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM
SAY FRNACISCo. March

SAN FRNACISCO, March 29.
Prof. Lays gas balloon broke from
its moorings this morning at Wood
wards Gardens, and sailed rapidly
into the upper void alone and uncon-
trolled. The air ship mounted almost
high as to be invisible. 1t took an
easterly course.
Timothy Reardon was thrown from
a hospital ambulance Yesterday af-
ternoon, and received injuries which
resulted in his death last evening.
Last night the dead body of Chas.
Pope, a German. 60 years of age,
was found at the grave of his
wife in Odd Fellows cemetry. He
had decorated her tomb with flowers
and had taken poison and died there.
All Sing has been sentenced to the
State Prison for tel years for the muir
Ger of Sam Quinn.
Frank Rogers pleaded guilty this
afternoon in the Police Court of con-
spiracy with Thomas Boylau to place
a German boy, named Dederich Ham
o II on board a ship, he fraudulent
lv signing the name of Charles An
derson to the ships papers for Boylan
who got one hundred dollars for the
man. Hanson was brought off the
vessel by the police. BOylan will now
have to answer before the Court for
his part in the infamous transaction.
There were 81 deaths here during
the week.
Levi Parsons has filed a claim for
many hundreds of thousands of dol
lars against the Phoebe estate. One is
on account of n claim for S244 ,34S,
another for the Willows lands at the
Mission. The executors claim that
he is indebted to the estate SCI, 723.
Mrs. Page. of Vallejo, is rapidly
recovering, from the terrible injuries
which her husband inflicted upon her.
A private dispatch from Hong Kong
states that a British steamer would
sail from that port for San Francisco,
April 10.
The European and Oregon Land
Company have elected the following
directors Joseph S. Wilson, Presi-
dent +. u. Atherton Vice President;
VIM. c. RalSton, VIM. Norris. JnO,
P. Jackson. Thomas Brown, NJ. S.
Latham, J. l.. Rathborne, Rudolf
Sulzbach, Francis Avery and Jesse
Holiday. The company have charge
of the California and Oregon Railroad
Company.
subscriptions are being taken for
the capital stock in a new trust and
DdilhlnN cOli pdIN III WIS CITY. All
the particulars in the new enterprise
have not been made public vet.
SACRAMENTO, March 80.
Chas. Mortimer was this morning,
in the District Court, called up for
sentence. DennisOn, counsel for Nor
timer, moved to set aside the verdict
and grant a new trial. After argu-
ment, the motion was Overruled, and
the prisoner was sentenced to be hung
May l6. Mortimer displayed no
emotion on receiving the sentence.
STOCKTON, March 90.
wilkins, City Collector, died this
morning from wounds and injuries
received last Tuesday night. Durkin
and Hall are held on suspicion OF
being the murderers.
OREGON.
CORVALLIS, March %.
The City Hotel was burned this
morning with all the furniture and
contents. John Murray, of James
town, vas burned to dea;h. A portion
of his remains were found in the
ruins. Other occupants escaped by
leaping from windows without serious
iniurV.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-30

dated the Goth, saws advices from
Remedies report that the desertion of
a portion of Cadiz battalion, from the
Spanish colors to the Insurgents. In
the recent engagement on the other
side of old Trochu, between Agro-
monte and the Spanish forces, the
former took sixty prisoners. He shot
hfty-nine of them. One was spared
and sent back to take a message to the
Standards informing them that as the
Monarchists or Republicans had acted
with inhulnanity to the Insurgents,
therefore the Insurgents would give
no quarters. Agramonte recently
returned Colonel Prucunell and
several other prisoners to Puerto
Principe nevertheless, Rubal Cuba
was executed in the latter city.
Another version of the report saws
that Agramonte sent Prucuneil and
others in exchange for the Insurgent
chief Emilio Luaces, who had been
captured by the Spanish, but the
capture not made public.
A special from Key West says that
1t Is surmised among Cubans that the
removal of General Eballus as COM
mander of the Spanish forces in Cuba,
was made because of his threat to
shoot Okelly, the correspondent.
information received from the
parents of the woman Armstrong
charged with the murdero of Goodrich,
shows that she was at their home on
the night of the murder. Mrs. Arm
strong was twice married to her hus-
band who is dead. Her parents are
aged and suffering from poverty. She
is their only support. Officers detain
her until the case is thoroughly sifted.
She admits having been at Goodrich's
house u day last week.
In Warren county, Georgia, a man
named G. Clark. horribly slaughtered
his wife, and left her body to be
burned. Clark fled.
LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS, March %.
Tom Burke, thu notorious cabman,
was shot and killed by Robert Des-
porey this morning.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-30
NOTICE

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURED
Eureka County, New, March %, 1873.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceived at the Office of the under
signed up to and including the fifth day
of April, A. ID. 1873, at Il O'Clock NJ. of said
day, for the sale of FIVE THOUSAND
DOLLARS of the Bonds OF Eureka Coun-
ty, to be issued by the Board of County
Commissioners Of said County, under
and by virtue Ofan act of the Legislature
Of the State of Nevada, approved March
4, 1873. No bid will be received at less
than par. Said bonds to bear interest at a
rate no to exceed eighteen per cent. per
annum from the date of their issue and
payable in July, A. ID. 1877 interest pay
able semi-annually at Eureka, Nevada.
BY order OF the Board of County Com.
m~issioners. w. A. SEATON.
MO County Treasurer.