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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-28
The Burning of mr. Bonds Mouse.

OOnespondence Of the Union and American.
THoMPsoN's STATION, June %, 8 p. m.--
Ny letter of this morning was written very
hurriedly. hadintended TO mention that
the house and furniture of Mr.. Bond was
not insured. His entire loss viii be about
$500. Mr.. Thomss Banks, ia attempting
to extiuguish the flames, fell in the house,
and would have suffocaled in very shoss
time had not those present dragged bin
from the building. The negroes are all Of
the opinion that The negro Allen set the
house on fire, and are anxious that he
should be punished.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-28

During the week ending Friday, June n
the Clerk Of the County Court OF David
son has issned marriage licenses to the fol.
lowing named persons:
Eugene B. Windsor to Matte Brown;
j. NJ. Hudson 10 Mamie X. Woodford.
Robert &. White to Mary j. Haley.
CoLoRED.
Alex. Stewart to Emma McGavock.
jackson Gilbert to Maggie Martin.
Robert Douglass TO Fannie Bang.
Jerry Humnhleys 70 Francis Ann Early.
Charles Kelly TO Rose Belle Wilson.
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BADLY Ini,sre.,

A little white boy while swinging on the
rear part of wagon on North College
street yesterday morning, got his legs en-
tangled in the wheels, and came ye'y near
being crushed to death. He was finally ex-
treated from his perilOus situation very
much injured.
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e,nolern I'm ChaitanOOxa.

The Chattanooga Times states that the
number of deaths that occurred in that
city from all causes dOring the "A hours,
ending at p. NJ. Thursday, is six, all from
cholers-five whites and one colored.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-28
nIEn.

STRATFON.-In this city on yesterday, the
9th inst, after protraeted illness ELIZABETH
A. STRATToN, wife of r. H. 7. Stratton, in the
51st year of her age.
Friends and acquaintances are invited to at
tend the funeral from the residence of her hus-
band. corner OF South Union street, this (Satur-
day. morning at 10 o'clock.
Services BY Elder P s. Fall.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-28

About the biggest trade we have witness
ed since the prevailing was the sale yester-
& ay of fine baby carriage. That store
keeper met with streak Of luck.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-28
CRY NoTIcEs.

TO TO w. +. Moore's. Market street, and
procure one OF those patent Fly Traps. No
family should be without one. One Of
these Traps viii capture peck of fies In less
than an hour. II
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X. Of p.

AT the regular meeting of Myrtle Lodge
Knights of Pgthias, held last night, the
following officers were elected
r. A. Campbell, G. Q.
A. ]. Wheeler, Y. G.
James A. Fisher, K R. & S.
Irvine K, Chase, NJ. of f.
George ]. Goodrich, NJ. of E.
B. Lanier, r.
T. G, Morris, P. g.
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Chnncarx Caurf.

The minutes of the present term will be
ready for signature on Monday HeAt, at
which time court will adjourn until the
next session in couse-hIst Monday in
Oatohar
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Best and Oldest Family Medicine

Best and oldest Family Medicine
Sanford's Liver Invigorator.--A purely
Vegetable Cathartic and Tonic-for Dys-
Pepsia, Constipation, Debility, Sick-head-
ache, Bilious Attacks, and all derange-
ments Of Liver, Stomach and Bowels.
Ask your Druggist for it. Beware of i'm
itations. mh9 salty
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-28

Intelligence reaches US that the people OF
White Creek section are suffering to con-
siderable extent from a sickness very SINH
lar to that DOW prevailing in the city.
Cases of Intermittent fever and flaxl are
also very frequent, md more than usually
malignant and difficult OF treatment.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-28

Trunks, Valises and Satchels in great
variety, elegant, substantial and cheap, at
VIM. Dunstead's Trunk Store, 81 North
College street, between Union and Church,
Sewanee Block. les II
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-28

For Hats, Caps and Gents Furnishing
Goods call al % North Cherry street. No
charge for Belson's Illustrated. Call and
get q copy. jei If
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by use of the telegraph, families travel
ing may secure elegant suites of rooms ~
the American House, Boston. rArie'e 49,
every detail of comfort end l.-x.ay. Lewis
Rice Son, Propretors. It
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-28

1T will be gratifying te number of
readers to learn that recent carefully COM
piled statistics prove beyond all doubt that
baIdheaded men never become drunkards,
and are very seldom found in lunatic
asylunis.
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MARRIED..

PARSONS-MAYES In Louisville on the
25th inst, by the Rev. W. H. Hopson, Mr.. Al
daughter of the late Col Matthew Mayes, Of
Cadiz, KY.
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A Mtois.er IpIured by Llghtning.

TITUsvILLE Pa, June 27.-The spire
of the german Lutheran Church was struck
by lightning this P. NJ, demolishing the
spire. 1t then passed down into the church,
severely iniuring the pastor Rev. Mr.. Feun
derling,
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FBeIOw hisn water mark of 1871.

Blank 4. y indicates no report; cipher (0l sta-
tionary; MINIS } tendency TO fail; Plus I'll ten
deney to rise. A. O. FORD, Observer
The river was rising again yesterday
with 8 feet on Harpeth Shoals. Weather
cloudy and rainy,
The Ada Holman, loaded with corn, ar
rived from Mt. Vernon, and departed for
Louisville.
Capt. Lovelps new steamer, Arch P.
Green, is advert sed for Creels5oro and 9TH
er points above to-day.
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Mayors Proclamation Nc Further
Need Of "WhOlesaIe'' Food Fur.
ufGInfnD

HIbUIuK.
MAYORS OFFICE, June q, 1873
Whereas The cholera has, TO crest ex-
tent, subsidized ia our midst, and the neces-
shy for assistance to the poor and needy is
not low so great. This is, therefore, to
give notice that the issuing of provisions by
wholesale will be, after this date, discon-
tinued. But, with the aid of the city and
the sttsntions OF the Sisters Ct Charity and
the Robertson Association, every needful
assistance will at all times be sfforded those
who may from This time forward be af-
fieted with the cholera, or in way so as
to require charitable aid.
Tn MAS A KtRCHEVAL, Mayor.
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WISELY DEFERRED.
The Auction Sale of Real Estate for
NOn.Payment of Corporation Taxes
POSTPONED Uutfi SeDtember.

The sale at auction of real estate within
the corporate limits for the non-psyment of
taxes, advertised to take place to-day, is
deferred by order of the city authorities
until the first Monday in September. The
posiPoneInept is made in consequence of
the prevailing sick ess, and is no doubt a
matter Of justice to all parties concerned
to the persons defendant as well as all 9TH
ers interested.
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RIVER NEWS.

Stage Of Rivers, June 81, 1S7s.-HeIght Of pGter
above tOi0 mater mark at SEQ p. NJ
Stations. > ut. LII. m statioue. n FL In. |
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.


Sc. Louis and northeastern Rail Hny.
Fasts Louis Express leaves Nashville $40 an
ST Ionis FL press fflaflvl 200 Pr
ExtIress trains arrive AZ Nashville AT 5.1o ~
$40 Pm.
-
No i Leaves Lebaner at u .7.oo A. ~ = s.
Arrives AZ Nashville at q: 10 Al y.
Leaves Nashville at.... $50 ?. n.
nlses 49,, :. = 2- , ~. ~. .s z. n y
.aTaesiSays nj r-risrs ers6 sefurfinrs rive
~ Tahano1 AZ Z O'CLOCK p ~ or Mondava wa
ssiaSs and FridavF = -
ssusss 49, !. -. - -.
NNsA tA-Aes Is A-o--A hr'-a@ ~-A-
So AeuAs Railway.
Ohnafanoona train leaves 7:4b A. n. and 500 p. H.
arrfFes.I2:fs PIX and 1870 Az
Manpbfs znd st. Louis
Drain losr A.. 1870 Pm
AHt arrives ..4:s5 a. n and 4.8d r. n
The 800 r H. and IL 20 p, n. trains run
daily.
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Sc. Louis and NORTHEASTERN Railway.
Fast st. Louis Express leaves Nashville $40 An
St Louis Ex press fdailyl . +" 200 N
Express trains arrive az Nashville at 7:10 Ak
The New York herald., 1873-10-09
TOTAL ABSTINENCE.
National Convention OF the Catholic
Societies Mt Irving Hall.


Yesterday the delegates to the second general
Convention of the Total Abstinence Societies OF the
United States assembled in Irving Hall. There
were about two hundred present. At st. Patrick's
Cathedral a solemn high mass was celebrated. The
Rev. Father McNamee ofciated, assisted by the Rev.
Father Kearney, as master OF ceremonies and
Fathers Hane and Laeten as sub-deacons. After
mass a sermon was preached by the Rev. Father
Quinn, who spoke for about half an hour upon the
great amount OF good already accomplished by the
untlrlng Efforts OF the members OF the total abSti-
societies, and exhor ted the members to still
continue jealous In the good cause. The delegates
sion at noon, with the Rev. Father McDevtt IN the
chair. Several distinguished members OF the
Union, including the Rev. Father Welsh, OF Con.
necticut Fathers Hennessy and Barnes, OF New
Jersey; the Rev. Henry Vols and G. ID. Chapelle,
oil Baltimore. Md The Rev. James Muhoiland,
J. J. Elcock and F. +. Hopkins occupied the plat
form The President opened the Convention with
q short address.
Considerable discussion then followed as to the
appointment OF Committee on Credentials when
1t was finally resolved that one member from each
State should compose the committee Several
clergymen delivered addresses on the temperance
question, eloquently pointing out the horrors
degradation and misery OF intemperance The
Committee on Credentials finally reported that the
credentials OF the various societies were found cor
rect with the exception OF those OF the st. James
Total Abstinence Society, OF New York. The ques-
ton OF their rejection was brought up ana the
Committee on Credentials stated that they had de-
cided to report the matter back to the Convention
being unable to agree on the matter. Alter
stormy debate the society was admitted. some
routine business was then transacted, after which
the Convention adjourned until this evening
The New York herald., 1873-10-09
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. s, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship City of Antwerp tBr), Lavar, Liverpool
via Cueenstown-John q Dale.
Steamship City OF Dallas, Hines, New Orleans-C II
Steamship Metropolis Nickerson, Wilmington, NC
Lorillard Steamship co.
Shin Fiebe Nor Hiit. London-Funch, Edye Co.
tens Bockmann
ship Wellington tBr) Harris, Antwerp-Jas " Elweli
& Co.
Bark Omega tItaD, Fiascomera, Cardih-A Agresta.
Bark Aida (Nor), Bauer. Cork-Frnch Edge 60
Bark Teresa qtaD, Mareno, Cork Tor oriers-sloco.
Bark Pasquspo 1taD, Scala, Cork for orders-Funch,
Bark Marlborough CBr, Forbes. Queenstown or Fa-
mouth-G Bulley.
Bark Leocadia Ger. wenckc, Bremcn--H Baeter.
Bark rare dtab ViccanIch, Rotterdam-slocovch
Bark Caroline tNor), Bugge, Havre-Funch, Edge
BARK Cardenas, Sundberg Havana-Tas f Ward Co
Brig Prosperite Nor Beruldsen, Queenstown or Fa!
mouth-Tetens A BocKmann.
Brig Adelaide, Hall Rio Janeiro--J Merrill
Brig Samuel Lindsay Adams Laauayra and Porto Ca
bcllo-Miller Houghton.
Brig Baear, Bahr Boca del Toro-G Vessels
Brig Clara Adams, McFadden, st Reconsideration
Brig Rachel Concy, Coney, Philadephia--Eer 4
Houghton.
schr juliet, Small Rio Grande do sul-Miller Eough-
ton,
schr Mary Burdett, Pearl, Para-B Weinberg.
schr II Middleton, Brewer cape Hayuen-K Murray
-schr Mary @ Curren, McMiilen, Harbor Island-B
Schr traveller. Hodges, Jacksonvie-Bentle Glider
schr Expedite Racket, Providence Racket Bro.
schr Horace l., Francis, New Haven-H jackson a
sloop Competent Hurley New Haven
Sioop Eliza Jane, Mott. New Haven.
Steamer ANNE, steen, Wilmington Del-A Abbott
Steamer Philadcphis DAVIS Philadelphia
steamer Anthracite. Grace. Philadclph
Steamer Bristol. Wallace. Phiiadelpnia.
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

objections to himf Are not the grave charges
which we make against him sufiiclent ground Tor
his remova9 They are all sustained by docu-
mentary proof II they are not enough nothing
We trust that no hesitation or delay on your part
in removing this incompetent and culpable Comp
troler may cause any OF us TO regret the not unm-
portant part which we acted in re-eecting you, In
ton and under circumstances peculiarly honora-
BILE to you.
Remember, sir, the long trial Of your immediate
predecessor on an indictment for nonleasance anu
for similar indictment appear to US TO exist
against Comptroller Andrew ii. Green; and, II the
documents in his own Office are TO be rehed on we
think they are supported by more tncontrovert-
lble evidence. We expect, sir, that you Will remove
him.
At the conclusion OF Mr. Foley's reading Mr..
Washington r. Nichols addressed His Honor at
some length and in forcibe language on the subject
at issue.
Mayor Havemeyer listened to the charges against
the custodian OF the city finances very patiently
and attentivey, and informed the committee that
he st ali times respected the wishes of the public
especially when represented by ali influential body
OF men. He would carefully look into the charges
preferred against Mr.. Green and give the subject
the fullest investigation.
During the interview between the committee
and the Mayor the Comptroller appeared at the
Mayors once, approaching through the private
door. His Honor motioned him into mis- private
ONCE but the Comptroller did not wait but left
Immediately.
During the afternoon His Honor stated to
HERALD reporter that he would Thoroughly nvest-
gate the charges made, and likewise act on them II
proven. In answer to the question whether he
had power TO remove the Comptroller, the Mayor
lngs the Governor, and the Mayor have perfect
right and full authority TO DO so.
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

schr Gamma. Brown. P9ft Caledonia CB, for New
schr sarahA Read, ArDold, Portland for New York,
with stone.
sehr Fannie Warner. Nickerson, Portland for New
York, with stone.
schr Nicola. wheeIer. Machas for New York. with
lumber 10 Simpson. Capp Co.
Schr Hastings Chase. New Bedford for New York.
Schr Amelia, Bullock New Haven for New York.
Schr Harriet Lewis Searlc New London for New York
Sehr Nathan Holiness Smith, New London for New
York.
Schr Mary Ann, Sylvester, Boston FOR New York.
Schr Fashion, Slattery, New Bedford for New York
schr Iieaton, Harvey, Providence Tor New
York.
Schr Empire. Jones' Providence for BROOKLYN.
Schr Eleanor, Neagle, Portland for New York
Schr James Bayles, Arnold, Providence for Wcehaw-
ken.
schr Reindeer, Cold Spring for New York.
Schr Orlando Smith, Ferris Portchester for New York
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Nereus. Bearsc New York for Boston.
schr Cambria liSrl, Weldon New York for st John, NB
Schr Zachary, Hill, New York for Lynn.
Schr smith, Baldwin, New York tor Fall River.
Schr Clotilda, Hunt Albany for Providence.
Schr Metcalf, Handy. Weehawken for Boston.
schr Richard Law Eldridge Elizabethport for Boston,
schr Ned Snmpter, Port johnson for Bangor
schr WIN iran, shaw, New York tor Danversport
schr Hess Elizabe thport tor Providence.
schr Eureka, Norwood New York for boston.
Schr Cyrus Knowlton Port johnson for Boston,
Schr Palos ober, Hoboken for Boston.
Schr Harvest, Corwin. Eli1abcthpor for Providence
schr Rescue, Kelly, New York for Providence.
The New York herald., 1873-10-09
THE LAST OF IDA VAIL.

Funeral Services I'm Newark-Dr. Coz
minis In Jersey Basttle-Irs. Metzler
Makes . COnfession-Thc Case Before
the Grand Jury.
The funeral OF the unfortunate Ida Vail took
place in Newark yesterday forenoon from the resi-
dence OF deceased's mother, Mrs. VAIL No. 10
Thomas street. Thither, from Jersey City, early in
the morning. the remains were conveyed by
Newark undertaken Arranged by the latter, the
corpse, In its neat but not costly casket, bore
slight traces Of the terrible scenes 1t had gone
through while in the quick. The face OF the dead
girl looked more like that OF an innocent child than
a married woman. About fifty sorrowing and
deeply sympathlzing friends TOOK part III
the religious ceremony, which was conducted
Vail family attended. In the course OF lew leei-
ing remarks the clergyman said that al were
Of CHARITY over the msfortmnes Of the esn. The
child In her cofiin might have repented ana Deen
forgiven. IL was not for, those who were left to
Judge her. He closed by advising all TO treat the
dead even as Christ treated sinners. The remains
were inferred in Rosedale Cemetery, Orange,
whittier they were accompanied by DR.. Wilson
and few friends OF deceased. Mrs. Vain, who
seemed comparatively resigned, ala NOT go 10 the
grave Dr. , wilson n stated 70 tos M 1ay we
had told him that she was the third victim of the
same male destroyer.
was brought over TO Jersey City by Captain Van
Ripper and lodged IN jail. Counsel Tor the accused
ADVISED TINS course ratner thsn await tne requsi-
ton. When the prisoner was brought before JUS
tice Reese he was confronted with Mrs. Metzler,
his alleged accessory to the crime, and was sorely
distressed when he learned that she had made an
affidavit duplicating him. An examination was
waived and the case went before the Grand jury.
Mrs. Metzler in her ahidavit, sets forth that Co
Minis was the masked operator ana that she was
witness. On this testimony the prosecution
relics mainly. With regard to KInball, he denies
that he the cause OF the young girls ruin, but
admits that he brought her TO the den simply as
q friend who sympathized with her. Public de-
cency demands that the further particulars de-
1t is more than likely the action OF the Grand Jury
will anticipate the result of the Cor0ners inquest.
Popular feeling is strong in this that justice
will be and swift. II the allegations be estab
lished no New York dabber In medicine will ever
again pursue any illicit business in Jersey.
The New York herald., 1873-10-09
ARRIVALS
REPoRTED sY THE HERALD sTRlN YACHTS AND
HERALD MHITEsTONE TELEGRApn LINRl.

REPoRTED gY THE HERALD sTRiy YACHTS AND
HERALD wHIrEsTosE TELEGRAPH LINRs
Steamship Canada (Br Webster, London Sept 20. with
mdse and 40 passengers 10 Hurst Oct g. lat f3 %
lon 5j 40 German steamship, bound l.. showing
Commercial Code signals QBWE.
steamship Isnnsylvania (Br), Brass, Glasgow Sept 6
and Larne 9Th with mdse and l32 gasscngers q Ausn
no. gna Wu, asS lay IL % 1 ~ psSsu Sa rnan
OF Grecnock, both bound H..
steamship America Ger, Bussins Bremen Sept "A and
southampton 27th. with mdse and 3H iigcrs to Ce
Steamship Montgomery, Farcloth, Savannah Oct 4
with mdsc and passengers 10 Lowden.
Steamship Richmond. Lawrence, Richmond, City Point
MON Steamship Comnany.
Ship Jane Fish (ot Thomasfon) Brown London 30 DAYS
In ballast 10 snow Burgess Is anchored at sandy Hook
ship Hatfield tof Yarmouth, Ns Churchill, Bre
men 0days In ballast to BOYD Hincken sept %. had
severe hurricane from 70 T. lasting 70 hours carried
about 1900 tons waterogged and abandoned; HAD moth
Ing standing but stump Of foremast; 2d lat ~ lon ~
spoke bark Wilhelm, from Bremen Tor Ne~ Haven. The
WI II anchored nj Sandy Hook ior orders. -
ship shaksperc tGerh fechter, Bremen 50 days WIN
ballast and passengers 10 Chas Luinp Co.
Bark CAR Johan tNorl, Clausen bremen " days IN
Bark Amor aus, Bravuta, Rotterdam 30 days, In bal
BARK Eibe cGerj, Tampke, Punta Arenas CA iI2 dayr
crossed the Equator Sept is in Ion 81 W. >.
days win coffee 10 order vessel 70 hockmann
10 days with yellow pine to foIer Hart vessel 10 y
schr k Friend Collins Baltimore for Boston
sehT Maggie Cain, scull, Philadelphia for Boston.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
steamship Nercus Dcarsc 8os;on for New York, with
mdsc &nd passengers ~ Up ptnocA
The New York herald., 1873-10-09
SAILED.

sofa sBr) do; Russia lBrl do; Caledonia tBr Glasgow
Life Brigade sr, Rotterdam; Great Western Br), Brls
Wil%ington WI Nc ships Wellington r, Antwerp; Rich:
Hrundo Norl Cork osleraa Nor), Havrei Maggie FL
hott dsD, Genoa; Wallace, Bordeaux Alliance Nor),
Carnana Matanzas brig santa Frisco dad, Larne, !;
Pensacola and Key West; Paragon, Washington. NC; !;
Mary Louisa, do; Agile Newbem; Ranger. Virginia.
Wind Mt sunset NNW
The New York herald., 1873-10-09
BELOW.

Ship Alice Buck, Snow, from Liverpool Sept 10. Re
ceved q pilot Sept z, lat 40 f0 Ion 6a)
ship Friedander Emerson, from Liverpool Sept q ire
ceived pilot 7th inst lat 40 40, lon 65)
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

Ties occurred between Messrs. Robertson and
Collins and General Messerole and Leon Backer.
Among the prominent visitors General
Hawley OF Connecticut, VINO has entered for the
press match; Hons. Nathaniel Niles, OF New Jersey
ana stan, General Woodward. General Dakin.
General Ward, Colonels Scott, Stetson, Church,
lar army; MAJOR Kloepplel lieutenant Colonels
Sildersleeve OF the Twelfth and Hitchcock Of the
Ninth reglmenti j. s. Conlin and many others;
Colonel henry D. cullen, MAJOR John Powell, Jr.,
Lieutenant J: q. story, Mr.. Fred. M. Peck Captain
Q; W. Wingate, and others already mentioned, all
charging their respective duties
=, kepresentatiyes were present from the Sixth,
Elghth, Nintn, twelfth. Thirteenth, Fourteenth,
eighth, Thirty-second, sixty ninth, Seventy. frst
Seventy-nintn, Eghty-fourth and Nlnety.sxth
Willctts Point aAd squad Of mlitlanien from
Canadxs.
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

Nav Ito profe ssioual services six days.
preparing and arguing before Senate and As
sembly Committees on Cities against the claims
of contractor for act 10 legallZe ordinances
Tor twelve miles Of pavement and 10 empower
the Commissioner of Public Works TO relay
eighteen miles more without authority of Com
Council or public competition for con.
tracts 5000 10
To cash paid expenses at Albany and re-
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

May 2A-To professional services six days, max
ing argument before Committee on Citles of
Senate and Committee on Cities OF Assembly On
FIVE bills for city AMI county Of New York; max
ing argument before senate Judiciary Commit
fee on attachment bill Tor official offenders and
on hill 10 conso date government OF city and
county making arguments before Assembly
Committee On Cities on clty tax levy an amend
ments 10 charter. 500 90
To cash paid expenditures one week.. 81 80
The New York herald., 1873-10-09
S SHIPPING NEWS

Almanac New YOrk-Thfs Dny.
SUN AND MOON. HIGH WATER
sun rises. s.......... 05 Gov. Island. ..morn 10 30
sun sets .......... 81 Sandy Hook. morn 45
Moon ri ses. ....eve "A He'll Gate. ....eve IL 10
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OCTOBER.
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

May l0-To legal services six days viz 18th,
9th, 7th. sth, 9tb, 10th, in regard TO Newspapers
Claims bill OF $L6O0,O00, and the bill for local i'm
provements, involving several millions OF ex-
penditures, including repa ring thirty miles of
streets, and preparing and arguing against same
before Senate Committee on Cities and to argu-
ment before Senate Committee on Judiciary
extending time TO find indictments against Grim
inals from three 20 i've years............S 5000 %
To cash paid expenses. 81 25