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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-12
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
WASHINGTON Tuesday, Nov II, 1873


CAPT HALLS DEATH
The story OF the death OF Capt Hall from foul means
this time through Capt. Buddingon instead OF Dr. Bes-
sell having again revived The Ereng Star OF this
city to-day printed dtOrally statement not hereto
fore published the effect that Mrs. Hail. widow OF the
captain who recently here is fully impressed Win
the belief that her husband murdered she has
made strong appeal the Government to send out an
expedition bring the body OF her husband home, IN
order 10 settle the question whether he poisoned
whether he horribly treated by Capt Buddngton,
or whether he died natural death. lie should be here
stated that neither Secretary Robson any other
member OF the Navy Investigating Commission, VINO
heard all the testimony believes mat Capt. Hal dled
any but a natural DEATH supernduced by severe e4et-
tons, fatigue aud lack OF care Of himself ON theT
present Information, they will so report 10 Congress-
THE DEBT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
The Chronicle, to-day in a boastful article the i'm
proyemenis made by the Board OF Public Works, details
with considerable mnuteuess the costly and con-
spicuous OF the changes The article, however shows
that there no certainty with regard the debt which
Congress decreed should exceed sOO00OoO In the
yolumnous tables figures printed short time ago IN
the other Administration organ, The Republican,, and
signed by the Controller OF the city, the total bonded
debt OF the city was stated az t99J225 The Chronicle
prints table in which the debts OF II cities and the
average taxation given IN which the deOt oI
Washin placed at exactly t40lOOO or SOJoOOO
moi De limit fixed by law, aud tiOsltliv uoro
than acknOW led ,ed by the Controller.
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Army AND NAVY oapzRs.

WARRINGTON. Nov. 1.-The following changes
Ne stations sod duties oers
ses ~sds Csg f,ses b. ben detaehd from Toe wbass
Arsenal and er5ere a.
W. Mckee st Lou Arsenal ordered 20 The Nstsss
Asey Springfield Nus Cspt D. Yong ordnance sorssseo>s
the AMI ordered tks rs.,s Arzs
Assistant Aduiaaten Peoae The compilation
hesdqs{tess Of LAKES 1.s
tho Generals once War Department. Capt
HastBs Csmnsssy Of Subsistence has been relieved ou
Military Division the Atisane ordered Ouahs
70 the Commanding Csosrsi Of the Depsmen Of the Plato
Chief Comfasay Of that Department
Purchasing Depot Compisss Omaha Cspt VIM H. MA.
CsmIsisssry Sabssenee been ordered Loasve, ky.
Of Oosftmen Of soaa Zoe
sss~eps duty Purchasing .ot Depot ,emna that psns
Brysss srd ". A. Nicholson orsrs
Examining Retiring Bosrfs Wssns
aeaf Cha. H. Jstd orted the -bp Vermont e. fsv
iessche The RcrnS 5ss
New fos and ordered 70 the Receiving snip ono at bss
Passed. ~ GrmBe sis'1 ffsos<
Sarsxaaet oriszsd srt;I seossas;
Resnsy Acdsny ordered bs Voc
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OBITUARY..
ABD-EI KADEg.

A telegram from Paris states that Abd-el
Kader the famous Algerian ehiefain. Is dead. he was
the third Of four Of Marabout chief and VIVA born
in the enyrons OF Mascara, Algeria. in 1907. He
was proclaimed Emir Of Mascara about 1892. and
declared a religious against the French. who
concluded treaty with him in 1884. in which he was
recognized Emir with the sovereignty OF Dram.
He soon however became embroiled again with
the French, aud for more than niue years
he waged against Them until he was
defeated IN 1855 when he capituiated on the
faith promise that he should be allowed 20 retire TO
Alexandria This compact was, however, violated, and
he was imprisoned France until released in is52 ny
Napoleon Ill the promise that he would not oppose
tine French rule IN Africa.
While Abd-el Rsder imprisoned In France Gen
Dumas WIN had charge OF him. wrote 20 one Of his
friends YIu going 70 the flsiriOus prisoner
~ the Chateau q Pau. You hsvr
snown Ana Q. Kaier IN hi, prosperity. "
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON Tuesday, Nov II, 1871.
The Navy Department has received information OF
the arrival VI the United States steamer Tuscarora al
San Francisco from Puget sound having made 81 casts
ON the way TO ascertain the continental outline or the
begnnIng OF the ocean bed obedience orders from
the Secretary II is the intention OF the Navy Depart
ment TO have the Tuscarora continue sounding 70 cape
ST. Lucas AZ the southern extremity OF the caiorna
Peninsula.
After exactly weeks trial Of secretary Richard
cons system resumng specie payments with tye-do
lar doses OF silver II Is gratifying TO know that 900 IN
quarters and halves have been dsbused by the Treas
ury TO relieve the stringency.
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CARSgY-ra B,osys on Nov TO- Ar tong an ,ine
M Dessev Garner asel % az A..
Fqnfs in 1e' .''S 20 @ 5s II Sc ll,y rray Caoa "a
mortgages, Freais the l,ay respectfully ay'i % 's-~i
CLARX)u N.ay evening Sov ID d menbFanbb- crolp iy
a. oay ,epaas an tie Ae Henry Cara as'i "a"
r s,ges sn f-enls Of the family are respectfully ay .,,a
the funeral residence Of h aiparent. No 20 "es
Is { possible ihar rSus be severed
BBLLs-At Walton Delaware County = a. 2'es n ~ "a.
AMI "a tie same lay Of sypho1 ever 9z MAJ i-.
ii. vie laughter II Andrew RymIa, late u th' city
RtDRRDGR-At Portsmouth, n H. The 9ti ast. 49, 'h'n
lines Asne g. wife n girsige, o. = ~ iai 'lga''
Rei,Ve, sni isnds q the families invited aud he as,
weaes ne i2'l INST az SsoS1 p n 3s az n JAMS '"f
ieise of heart Caroline a. vie Of HsnJ 4 F1i 'si f7aS
T,s s 9yc.s Der s Ts1eeac. woo wn ie
r Nsssrk rom loot Of Cor,ai,-,L. at
GANSOS-Ia Broosyp Monday Nov TO- Thomas Giaa'l ne
Friends q .ae fnay are .teul he aer'I ron as =.
resience Grs0d ave. near hrr'e on e.IlS, 10, n, -
henc. 70 the Cemetery Of the Holy Cross
uAGGRRrY-Ia BROOKLYN month"; Nov 10 Jimes dass,rJ n s
$50 T,I IN, l 5e from the residence q vluv-y.r so
Ens. on Grossly Nov. ~ O'Clock Rsisiv-
sai add H.. ate mm5ers Sspas sagae c0np.ny NJ ara
pyt4i To attend the funeral
HAYDgy-on Monday, TO- toe - james io'e ne h' ''''
Hayden Of Ia denvie asst ~ %, ~ IS, a., ,,,,..
ID, ., f' r. sei a Sn rIar.sy ibs 1873
upRpRRrIu Brookirn Nov H. 1873 Of paher, N,r 'air
child Jasper and MARY r. herje aSsi yea' h'-' @
uOWLgTrsursay nornng Nov g. Percya II Hsav ts&
Bi.. J. Hewlett
LsSOx-Moulay 10 aer ioag Illness William Le''''a.
a,s o. " the 65h year OF his ass
tn family 4s0 The 1eno-r OF iai- M
$40, 81, 80 all A. NJ, sO 'hs Asso-e utrair $40 n
ss u Caurc Of The Aoosn,s slso bsnta.a
- Chqgrl q attend Ia flnch ton n-
ofh nephw Jobu Lsnor 80 Poah On ihursiy Nos -
o'clock ,hro ~h De .sA.n - bFsrsfesa N~m"I
sgxDALL-fa B.ookru 10 Joha Th,rat"s Meoia :" ne
ASA OF MS a, 49,
~ nnsrli 70 the Feett NJ g. csdrr" On tn'~hsf
Nov. IS AZ 2 O'Clock p
NrppgY Nautsy Soy 10 her r.aisne ol va" y ny
ngsriag uess str. hHSA'' ''ip"s
Murphg. tns o7ta year " nef tSr
~ ,s, ,ad IN ot Charles h1paY arr trsPrn1s
NIL 10 attend TIE funeral lOA9 On sileslr ron "
F-n, xavier Charrb Vest SKeesshss aeS Sr1 ave. sass
--lIsu as rli be OS,rei Tor The repbss ~ osi s'i
aocRss-On ,ud.y 30. Aasuas iailai iass,cr
y,fian & Rogers aaed 10 month, tad 1sp
Di rom Al. granim0ihsr Ms H. hssn Oas-
It and ,h r.es ST. MsahsttsnYe, Noin'-ag, Al o'clock
SwIgrN PlsinasI Nv H. Alma sife Of Jaiah ssH 'sS
81 - -, -. -
Amen, Dcicl-ss Co n. T.. rhursiAY Nov -, H2P m
wuIrg On NonLy 10. 1873 Chs soi Chss
W aai Aa.lia T.. " hits sgsi ~ gesrs sai lontl
relatives respectfully nFitcl 70 nsna NE
from tae horrsaa o. rhar.AI In
SD. 81 vii be n @nnS On ne HrFs d. n u~s
Ie.viaf FORTY -sscpnl-sL At VI 30 ~, ID T. X
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wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY CANVASS.
The Supervisors of Westminster County or
eanized as Board OF County Canvassers at noon yes
terday in their room the Courthouse at White Plains
Daniel Hunt of Lewisboro was selected as chairman
The returns from h several towns Of the county we're
taken ND in alphabetical order and about oneha Of the
labor the performed before the adjourn
meni the evening" but until the whole shall have been
passed upon by Board the exact result IN regard to
any candidate cannot DO given
When che returns from Morrsania were taken up for
the action Of the Board Mr. Bussng and objected
70 making record Of votes cast for John Flanagan and
lanes r. Angel rival candidates for Civil Justiceshp
OF the Xth Judicial District OF the City aud County OF
New-York because. unless the towns of Kingsbridge,
Morrisania, and West Farms were really annexed to
New-York there would be such officer the one re-
ferred to and il the annexation was fixed fact by the
votes cast in the counties then the Supervisors OF
the City and County OF New-YOrk were the proper
authorities 10 receive and acknowledge the election OF
the successful candidate Mr. Bssing also objected 10
taking any cognizance of small number OF votes cast
for Col James j. Mooney, candidate for Police Justice
OF the With Judicial District Of NewHOrk inasnuch as
10 such officer could he elected. he being appointed Dy
the Mayor aud confirmed by the Aldermen OF New
York Ii was agreed postpone action IN the matter
until to-day, when larger attendance Oh the bOaru WI"
NJ Bussing then called for the reading Of protest
which had been presented 9y James r. Angel the re
publican and Reform candidate for civil Justice IN tne
Xth Judicial District, comprising the three towns 20 DC
annexed TO NewYOrk against the Board acknOwleds-
Inc tbe election of john Flanagan, the ground tnat
the majority votes claimed 70 have been east Tor nun
are eriOneOus that district or Morrlsdna nearly
twice as many ballots cast for MI Flanagan as
there are legal voters residing in IT, In support OF the
fact large number OF Illegal votes were cast Tor MT
Flanagan a citizen of MOrrisanis named Bdette made
affidavit that he entered the saloon OF one Mcclure N
Harlem. and 80 persons assembled thefe NUMBER
Of whom knew very WE'LL that theY remained tHere
on the night Nov. and about O'Clock ia the morn
ing Of they proceeded 10 the saloon or one FRANK
RoGecker in Mott Haven, in Westchester County, ana
remained there until the opening OF the election por
when they left ROdeckers saloon IL snl parties anu
proceeded the polls offered and cass ther votes anu
that the inspectors received them without 0DeetlOn
In this the 80 persons. residents OF NeW1ork
MOrrsaua and Farms for John Flanagan, aud thAt
voters were paid for going the polls aud casting u cir
votes represented.
NETTING OF WEsTCHESTER COUNTY SUPERVISORS
The annual session of tho Board of Super
visors Of Westchester County began on Monday The
new Board contains "A Democrats and II Republicans
the % towns of the county being represented as iOoWs
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ALBANY Nov IL Wheat In limited fsflf1i mi fsyDcs hs
JufeEi OF OF DuY1ie kFs
DOLL and haiy quoted At
demand sales Of 1900 bush. Western atei N
store o. Prslte term Barley quiet the taa JgTs.
sales - TO cars No cfutf, West - - - shh nft'si
decline MsltifI.n1 sadg 81 S0sl - fslas
prices below IN yers h1ies; Va wa npa .s Ir t6c
Ia BUYERS i5c.
8iic Flour uuehsnf ild iu Wheat resir. rts's Ana-r
81 60 pine 81 ~ PSl 81 CHru qu.rI
White l070c yellow. 66161 &c, Mod Nrs-r-l gl
6Og61c ini lower southern 4Qj0 W-strr-
White. Isle ltaF uushsn.c PrsriaJa.
Ness Pgrz nonai si9 TJ45l5. Bls Meassa. srs
Ji0Rc; Rih Sdss Jif05 bsrrr~h0nifers Ii-sr
Rib sides. iac JOB os soglrsgei Ii'ms IA as Lad
7sG7 Western Butter Naate
Nh'vkT inl 81 g3
NEw-ORLRAvs N0v lL-P,rk dull ogenng SO Bsega bt
6it Clear Rio SIDES Gie ~ Cae<E
Hams Lirf SisaSisc f5r r->-.
Ksg Sagir declining fsqse f,L iHferet
2I6c. Common 14s g. Tor Good kair FIT Ftir 80
deciaus at I7a5fe 6r Prime % stcy Prime 55BJae lee
Choi-e Gold lO721tO8 Currency 2d2 per p-niIm
FOR Currency Sga 10
y premium for certified cheeks
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a time when. 80 20 speak. oil Aigerai
Acknowledged his rus waII. you will find him greater
and more extraordinary than he was In ais
prosperity" Abd-sl Ksder txceed in all mar
Iial exercises As an equestrian be was unrl-
vailed even among q people whose warriors
may be said to live on horseback His qulckness OF IN,
teileet and his memory extraordinary. AT
the age of II. he already knew the Koran
DY heart His literary attainments would nave con.
ferred distinction even upon one who bad devoted
ns whole lie to peaceful ana uninterrupted studi IN
aduiton 10 his other accomplishments he VIE endowen
Win graceful and sprtstirring elOquence since DIS
liberation ne has resided principally in Syria.
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R4lLW4Y INTERESTS.

LEASE or THE HARLEM EXTENSION RAILROAD-THE
FEUD BETWEEN THAT COMPANY AND THE DELLA
WARE AND HUDSON COMPANY.
RUTLAND, Nov. 1.-THE Central Vermont
Railroad Company have leased the Harlem Extension
Railroad the lease being fully executed yesterday when
formal possession taken Of the road The lease Is
20 take effect from Nov l. This gives management
10 an unbroken line from Canada via st. Adams, Bur
lington Rutland aud Bennington 10 Chatham. n. Y,
where connection will be made with the Harlem road,
until the New-YOrk Boston and Montreal line is com
pleted Express trains 10 be put on az once. The
dispute between the Harlem Extension Company. and
the Delaware and Hudson Company IN regard 70 the
passage Of trains of the latter company over the terri
tory OF the former far from settlement ever.
No one here seems know when It will end The Cen
trial Vermont Company by their action to-day TOOK sides
with Harlem Extension Company, having ordered the
Delaware and Hudson Company 20 take up track tnat
was put down by that Company on sunday from the
tracks the Central Company to enable them to get TO
their and machine shops. aud eoal yards.
RAILWAY OFFICIALS CENsURED BY A CoRoNER's
JURY
BOSTON, Nov. ia corOner's jury has rem
dered the following verdict recent railroad accident
in Boston:
That the said Nathan Cole came to his death from
injuries caused by striking ms neal against tne h r
!lroad. while the freight train upon which he was
employed wa passing under said bridge, be being at
upon the top OF engaged In the duties of
his position. The responsibility or MS death rsts upon
the managers OF the aforesaid railroad IN that they
neglected TO replace the bridge guard that should
warned the deceased OF danger although III mas
been DESTROYED Cor months II Is in evidence that
large portion Of the bridge guards upon this railroad
have either been destroyed are in such CONDITION as
10 be useless This Of affairs in opinion, an
indcatio OF reckless disregard OF human life, neg
ect OF duty part OF the officers OF the road utterly
without and deserving OF the severest censure
RAILWAY EMPLOYEES WITHDRAWING FROM THEIR
UNIONS.
KNOXVILLE. Nov. 1.-THE late strikers on
the East Tennessee Virginia ami Georgia Railroad
Including the engineers machi0sts, and blackSmths,
have withdrawn from their unions. The engineers. IN
published card. acknowedge their error aud say
they have determined Immediately to withdraw from
tho organization known a. the Brotherhood OF Loco
motiye Eurlneers. The machiusts and Diacksinths
have ALSO published card 70 the Same effect Vithdrlw-
ing from the Macnlnists and Blacksmiths' Union.
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Assault ON A VIRGINIA JUDGE.

RICHMOND. Nov. ft-As Judge Underwood
passing down Main-st this evening ne enoo'n'eren
Mr. Mcveigh. formerly OF AleX1ndrl'' Va VINO
recognized IN the Judges Gand mueh'priAeu s'oA "o
left IN his house in 1851 and which the Judge snretahs
possession OF. notwithstanding the United states
supreme Cour, decided his retention Of MoYcghs house
unlawful. Mcvcigh remarked, " What are yon DONG
with my stick you radical thet r. Underwood repheh
IN an insulting way 20 Movegh, when che latter
snltched his sto. from uadsrwood's land. hla sAyn
MIN A Gaming The Jui0a OniF sishLp eh'SrNf'
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COgERyMgyr WEATHER REPORT.
J
OFYiCg or rHs CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WARRINGTON y c. Wednesday. Nov. IL II q N. }
Su,,0nsl, fo- ne mt "a hOurs
WAR DEPARTMENT,

OrYfcg OF rHs CHIEF SIGNAL OFFfc8R.
WARRINGTON D G.. Wednesday, Nov. IL y q N.
yy,0Dsis Tor the past "a hours
The barometer has rapidly risen 10 the
North West with brisk north westerly winds cloudy
weathpr and snow extending over The upper lakes.
soufhery winds cloudy weather. aud snow have pre-
yailed on the lower lakes
south-easiery winds, cloudy weather. ani rt4h 10 tue
Middle and Eastern states.
south-westerly Winds ani clear weather 10 'he Souih
81 ates.
In the North West AMI upper lakes norm Westerly
wiuds cloudy weather and saOw. ,
no. ih I,Tar faxes sOuta. westerly 20 north westerly
wind, rising DIroseter cold cloudy weather AMI snow
For the southern states sou,lwestoTB "ihIs, ttsih
h,rometer MARTY cloudy weather. followed ~ colder
and clou,lv weather IL the western q llf states
For IN, Nitte states ard fe,7 England So"DhenSer1y
trinds, cloudy t5eather. and rrtn
t,utionary Signals continue a. MllYsukce, CAscisO
Grand uaven. Detroit Toledo. and Cleveland
Rsporfs ara missng from ,hs SOUTHWEST, and every
vasse ys,t o. th- Mississippi River.
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Ia the Chicago billiard tournament yesterday
, Dos s,s ne e Itiniag D1a 400 sooen
P'er iryler tcontssn IN ths s--Dni
-s. -bich by ias tAs aniag 400 . lj0
Col Cregar a c0unLeIfeites. who was sem
tss,el 49, JIs terra OF pAal-Ls 10 issss-n ai
t-,y Pbi.isiFL 7aa feli a. 2 l'eg via coasies BOA
. DE aeht istLes hfns Cs-gafs anss a' M essSsS
'-,s,I-r yltsh nav frisi
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rrIlnw pEYRn NorRi.

Tag Tribune has recei7ed s92, for Mem
mia. from tae Ao,traud NJ ! Church Of Brooklyn,
There was but enc death from yellow fever
A. Memphis yesterday Ths UJgtri Association re-
ported four new csses
A bale Of cotton was so'f az auction IN this
v Yesterday for mo beuodt Of the Memphis sufferers,
m 66 cents per pouad. mnng s0 Tor Tue ontre bale
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D." What ouslt to be considered Honestly nad lie

- What ouEkt 10 be considered Honestly mi Legally
Gold ,-Isc.st gold or alloy s a. s 'elriu ais
!3eaa. COLL NAY CONSIDERED honest gold io' Ssi an van
we'll Al ,he- proportions m the pssnsous soi though - IL
.ad carat. may tolerated t, Ike be'a'n pigment "rsi
. ,.. .igsrint The Book u Hall MtrIs ner
vs.nz BGs,1i saolI NJ SrasErsts str ~ Yah-.,
esefy Eax ia xsas. is an bslaEeA CassJgs )oss hee
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MOSrITEA a-TlLLNANS-n Boosla N SsuriU NlT e As
r-lc. brides nOher. by The Rev j. Priaso ri Ma
linear 81 Bjrlell1 France Bly 81 eldest lss1fr u ia
lac Henri q. riiIaal. ssi.
TOOLR-HIlLIa th. city Mo7dY eg'n-g S9g ~ 1873 -
Chip- 1f ne sis1l'-f fbrs.
George T,oie Mfrg7ile T~a1 NJ Emma Z po5 IA shs
oGO r. H.I. N D.. OF AaJr7i..e. lela
x IN. !.
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The bystsndsrs Interfering 70 tho Judges behalf Tns
affair the talk ~ the city aud IL now eoto8 "'oS
gated before police justice.
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TIE STATE or TRADE
utvayt EXCHANGE

HAVANA EXCHANGE r..
HAvANA Wow ff-Rrchsnge fm he Cgef Hstss 70 f<ya
oaency Der premium; short aght 40 81 1bS ser s
premlm go dsys gold G3 ha-f sght wa
n rer cent Dasm London 30 50 per Pans
81 4b2 per csat premium.
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Gas Bllt-.-Ask Grocer Or 0ntso uOwEs
s.ayKR sgalsG on. 8r.lant ind SiiL 1874 6a.ita-s-e
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Is.ects Injxrisa. 90 -sss Sasause sus.s- a
PSrtlsai 10 gr~n w Asir.ss rHB TRIBUNE ne~rosk-
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MARRIED.

True and False Science Speech ne faitN eah3As'
Parke lsoa6ln. Ia guBgSg LEcrJRs ExrRA No D.
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Ruptured People tons %. luge2g' W. ,2Has sey
,,aegs n,d ar ,orr 5s metal trrsss BAsrG f23 653
Bro riwaT hous Rupture comfortably nigh ina isy az ,-L
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Gusrlal Notice.

Ps.,-ONce Notce.rhe mails for Barso> isrnx N -,
NJ sAriROAf IS 1873 ~, tbs psas ,n r'ss
~ :, ~, I, al il m rlIOs l. JAHNs. P,s.nssrf
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher sys' We -, t.x he
Lga HEALTH LIFT 10 al persoSs whose ~ f.-la'
brau ali shoe systems are us IN. bcef.ss
soaeertsstrf snf umnite,
n- Preserve, e. health CsD s", - - sCPkL
sIi ates
OvPif.g PARK BANk BUILDING. zit os"A'"
s"1'i'e s S,eSsla IsSrsrcrIos ALL raE sooss
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Az Notices Of Marriages must BE- ,ad3rsat sOiIs fsa
nnne anil alLlFfs,.
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Bedford ........ss. Moses W. Fish, Rop.
Corflandt ......... Coffin :. Brown, DEM
Eastchester...... Elias Dusenberry Dem.
Green burgh. go. Abram o. Wilsea DEM
Harrison. ...... Edward Willets. DEM
Kingsbridge Austin D. Even, Dem.
Iewisboro $50. Daniel Hunt, Rep
Niamaroueck Charles Ii. Birney, Rep
Morrisapia -. William Cauldwell Dem.
MI Pleasant Ames r. Clark. Dem.
Newcastle ..... Francis N. Carpenter. Rep
New Rochelle. .....GeOrge W. DaVld-, DEM
North Castle. james Hopkins, KEEP
North Salem...... Odle ClOse' KEEP
Ossining -. John HO1g, Dem.
Pelham. dLlcs ny atts DSh'
POundrld ge........A A. b. Rockwell, Rep.
Rve ...1.,...... George W. Wesley, Rep
scarsdale -. Francis Sec0r. Dem.
Somers ...........J Jesse q. Carpenter. Rep.
Westchester ...... Hugh LunDy, Dem
West Farms. John Bu55ing, Dem.
White Plains. .Edn unu w. Sutheriand
Workers ......... .. Charles Il. DusenOerry, Rep
YORKTOWN. 49,. John b. Tompkins, Rep.
Members Of last years Board
At tbe meeting on Monday i4iDemOerats and Repub-
cans were present; but the election for chairman re-
smiled in the choice Of Republican Francis NJ Carpen
fer who received Is votes 10 cast for Mr. David tho
Democratic nominee. Last year he elected to the
nositon OF chairman by the Democrats and Liberal Re-
nubllcans On taking the chair. Mr.. Carpenter alluded
10 the fact the present sessions OF the Board would
be one OF the most important that had been held
because Of the annexation OF the lower towns OF
the county New-YOrk, and the consequent arrange
IDent settlement in regard TO ths question OF in
debtedness OF those Charles K. Johnson
elected Clerk OF the Board After drawing lots for
choice Of seats, the Board then adjourned
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