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VINEGAR BITTERs.
rURELr VEGETABLE
DIR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BlTTERS.
FREE FROM ALCOHOL

NaHfHsue eas rsaa THESE BrFIaUs according
20 directions and FsHaia long uuWeN provided
tun.F BONES ala Haf destroyed bF mineral poison
er etHeE means, aud thc vital aFgAur wasted be.
FaH4 tAa HaEl g' repair
HEsEEH-gt uH IEHIaEsfI1sI HtadaehH. pain ia
ibe -haa'der- Couab- Iehtuerz ~ the ChesL
DlIlHesF. ~Har Lf8aaaHaas 81 thr Atemaea, Bad
Taste ga tnp mouth, BILLIONS Attanks, FAlptauUn
81. the Heart laraMalia4 81 thc Luugr, RAIN lH
tae region % the h1HnHs, aud hundred Other
90. Be- s1ess eamglai0ls it bas 1850 tqusl and one
hgifle aa3, prove q bet1er guarantee u lsr TAlut
ilaa q lengthy aaFafaatmtHt
EHa IEoNE taarItlETs, 10 Fauug az CID nlar-
fitH " ssug.U. SIS tsie dawn Of Wuma8hg1d. or the
tlFa e til, tHese Tonic bittefs display - degid-
cd au ahaaua. Shat q marked improvement DO
a8ah fHfeep,.ble.
Iaa fHFtkaugg tNu CHAosIa ElHgaulH
4tI aaHf. lallags. rHutitHt and lHtesmtttni
Eatrrs Diseases aEtiag Blood lsFeE. ksdHsyr and
Bladder these Ittsrs AaFa Hg equal such DE
eares sire aagFea Be tluatsd Blood which b. ren-
orally pta4uH by arrangement ai The digestive
Iug taFA afsaE prasarlra a. vmI As 4
lasIe possess sls9 She pscubai merit = acting
g FgHtfiai agent ga relieving Congestion Or in-
tau.Atsgn q lht lgef sad Hsaeaai grsuns AaG %
Bilious ClteEtEs
Iea sEw DuatsEs Eupt.gns letter sst
the asHe. b.atelss sp,s pimPles, p9stBees bl.is
ea5 fagles tagsHafiast r1ala Bead sore eyes
Lfgslpe.as lta slffs Declarations 81 tht
ttu. Azaa.s aud assaaaes 6 tbs sAth, 81 nhat.
even same af AAturt are literally dag ~ and
lAFaea at q tie sgsiem 10 fef1 short 3asf ty
iAc Res ~ ilfsa asitfsk
aasErFUl Iaauatsua proclaim YfsEak4 bit,
gF#s tie Wlst 0aldeEtul lnFEafADt thAt ever
faslssae4 ihe sinking sTtte@s
u WALKER pfgpE Z 8eDoAALb CO..
brnHslsis al8 General Agents san Franchise.
streets Asa I9sE
SOLD BIZ trf pprgGfsrs AgB DEALERS
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would most respectfully Inform nay iarmHr
patrons and The public generally that ] have
opened my Photographs Rooms and am nov
prepared to catch tho footing shadow" ia ry.
cry variety Of etyle foclug that with "my long
experience ia tho business ] am fully o0mpo.
tent 90 please the most fastidoua.
Pictures Of deceased persona, views If resi-.
at reasonable rates. Miniatures neatly stt 10
l0ckots, pins, rings, etc. Especial attention
paid to copying onlArgng and finishing in India
Ink OIL or water eal0rs, / also keep on hapd y
fine assortment Of Albums, Plain aud Fancy Ca
SEES, Chromos, Engtayings, stcroose0pes and
Views, Picture Frames, Cord Knobs, and iu fact
almost every thing relative 10 the trade which
will be sold al tho loW5st possible figure
Thanking the public for tho very liberia pat
runage formerly received, hope 10 merit euu-
ton guaranteed.
o. a. WILKINSON
Factory Point, VI, oct 7, 1872 21tf2
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NLnAM EarmL

fHs sheaJ Land 81 magsF. fat salF By iHf
tEs Psua Ruram Caunsf.
Ga the 0aesg rlAtlt Ya..n
ao00.0go Acres Ia Central Nebraska.
Nav fg ssis Sen uaafs 20 lar,y a-frs aaa Ha.
wards 90 fEr ard FN u3Hf KfaE a. ems
#tNf Be ADVANCE gS9HHfRt ntsuzNHs.
M#u #AN NEkaEafEs CLIMATE #suf#tf SAM.
AS AHINasNHE NF aaHH w4EFg.
lAt hEsI MARKET N TIRE VAST The
rT-a' uiH.ga raElaas at WvHaHaE lHlark4a,
,a' Ard Nevada being supplied D. 3tt hfmefs
ln t.t ffAgFg Valley
>su.ws fsEtrtra ra tHoeaFesn ~ Iaa tears.
THE REST LOCATIONS roU COLONIES.
thIE HOMES FOR ALL MHAmNs ar saHfa
q ehatee Government Lands upta far UnpF ua.
8gf thf itssE-rEAn Law, utaf iHss NGEtg Eut.
hHtnf vita B1aa markets sad al she rauteHiaH-
egs 20 ah H.d sHtllrJ country
free passes &C. purchasers 01 Easlrasd Iau8
Sectional Maps, showing tbt Land. alea ugw
edition at Descriptive Pamphlets sstu new MaPs
AaHga Free Everywhere,
Address
U.ENANtS.
iHHH Ea##.sssnu e. r. a. b.
oMkHA, NtU.
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REWARD


For any case uf Blind, bleeding,
Itching OF liberated Piles that
De BlS8's luE hrMEuI fails % cure, Il ls g..
pared expressly to oute the ldos. aud nothing
else, Sold by all Druggists Price ~ HH by
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81" -'t '"" 'a i@s '
1851. "-t '. A .-'.
$3.50 saFs a't ''' @4''@
famaal iaHsets aI' the ha'ast'tIs "
sac PASS winter IH .aa..aileH over Doe 4aa-
re sugar sgasaa. aa1 aaas'ia.'E aesf
W 'A' d ''aa odds s9 ."'& 81. 81 a..t3'
o3 Hamb.ower "as talking fe'l
big saaat belbg entirely IS H.i-eaHea'ea
nsau .heegwelt wa1 heaEd mms saIa,
Az. ] understand. EaH We'e a t"'
a1t'a! where every mah "as A'7 90" %
tna.-ef.
Tile 3sl robin of ihe season appear
vi iu hanhnE}t ou >uuaaE' sud was Gle
eaned taroush town by nl0eleeu bows.
aHd-aff""s at'3-lwo sHot gums tour
musaets sHa eleven rifles.
Newara. n. J.. has a8 assorlaljoH for
tle promotion ul marriage. Tho young
people ate so V@''''o' 1'''s nave 'D "s go.
s'"iaBea % 't''.3'es l"''" SIS '.'''1'' ''''
To '@Ae castor % De
A Alglc boy Was sent to q shop for
sole eggs. Before reaching home be
dropped them. 10 answer to bis mother
VINO asked pa you D'eaA any "S ''.
l"eu' NO ! "'a" U'ea@ 1ua' '0' '''
'he'A came Oh from some '' 'N''''
won ssen deer mas, ills way. bow You
know what deer is Ike fokel-Aoai
doat. Nimrod-Why something Ike
donkey with short oars. Have you seen
aaahing answering to that description
Noa. not till ycaw come by,
eou. 81, powa Ga l.y down ip ii
a.mn nlaaa tbe other aav. and har tail
frozs grmlv to the ground A southern
,aner IN giving an account Of the affair
.ats tbat when ,be cow rot mn there was
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NJ A RY LAND
$500 IN PRIZES

t2ENrEA EARLY VERMONT. Ten dsys earlier
than the Fairly Rose. kaoutonsly Productive
'~ind of Efcaauf ft4r0r. u per n; 4 pounds by
Smail, postpaid, for $3.50.
Il COMPTON'S ST. RPRIsE. s2G bushels 10 tho
,--aCro, A little later than Early Rose Equalin
Equality. 70 y ~, by mail, postpaid.
$500 will DO awarded, as PREMIUMS to
srthose who produce the Largest Quantity from
zone pound Descriptive Circular. Of the
above, with list Of 800 varieties OF Potatoes,
free t. all
= Illustrated Seed CataloJae, 900 pages, with
l,I0iora3 Chrome, 25 eouts.
- A new Tomato ARLINGTON Early,
solid and productive. Price, 25e per packet,
10 packets, II
u b. x. BLISS g. SONS.
% Park Place New York
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M Nnr kNnM -
EETTlS ID L re
kAIALNAINE WAITER

ls the Hgar,at approach TO a specific ever dlse1ys
crUH iat naptpsla, Neuralgia, rheumatism.
Govt. Gravel Dlabgtss, kidney aud Urinary pI-
spaHas generally. 10 rustaFta muscular power
t3 the FMalyle, n tnfes Liver Complaint
Chfaaia puNWa Piles Constipation. Asthma
UataTfh and br1nehtus piauascs IT tbe SKIN.
General Debility aud Nervous iroHtratau from
Mental aud Physical ENeesseH. ttls the great.
est AnltdutC ever discovered f1r Excessive lats
ing gr Drinking, II rarferts the stomach. ptu.
NOTES Digestion, aud Relieves the Head ahi1a L
Immediately. NJ household should be without
&c. For sale by all Druggists
as For a history ~ Tie spungs, Tor medical
reports Of the power of tht water over diseasrH,
for marvellous cures, uul iaY Testimonials ifum
distinguished men, send tor ramphluts WHIT.
My BROS General AgeHis, pa south Front
street. Philadelphia, Ia,
GElBsHUBU sruiNa Go. AJlN
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!!.


STRONG AND PURE RICH BLO0D-IN+
CREASE or FLESH AND WEtGHT--CLEAR
SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION Sc,
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Every Day an Increase In Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Felt.
kIdncr 4 RIndder .oonnlaInt..

Not only does the EAHtrAEfrusg BEatfFEr
Eaei alkHawU remedial ngeJAs lH ihr r8fg ri tauH'a
aeratlous, constitutional gHa 1850 Diseases bHt Is
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-10

The new business Of this Society during the
past four years exceeds that Of any other life iu-
sureuce company in the world.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-10

SARSAPARILLIAN RES0LVENT
HAS MADETHE MOST ASTONISHING CURES;
THE BODY uNDERGoLS, UNDER THE isl.
FLuENCE or THIS TRULY WONDERFUL
AEnInIME TINT
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- h.-.tAAfh N"'taEa ss#ItH p fa# WAS
oHee e1eIb. Isle.F ueat uut ou 81 farm
Go uafk Tie brsl night ia tte sew ra.
Ulaa he was letalIed 90 remove q eaIr
fom she apartment os s parent 10 au-
o,bes an1 u1.e engaged 81 gh9m-
snas asre been before BIN. lu slowing
lbe contrary beag a.oag die mother
gs bed uadef taa tails af lts c5ag With
her hars. ana saddeay Tined him un
against il5 raos of lhe building with 81
'oros taat taaaiaael 70 sasiief every
baas ID h.s body T 6na thing he a8
oa ugauiHs % eaflh was to fag h.msaIf
ate ueki iA.ag ua 60 ihrsw Hp ls place.
ne said be didni 88ati nat agriculture
was . SOB panali aad Shat sie uagr
aeede3 a auaaui De- lae discharge %
Ihe ma8slaf.ous dailes bas Be 3Iaa.s BE
levs lhe Cne4taf designed hm tsr make
lng 49, llehis III awshsas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-29
THE INFANT ASYLUM BALL.

The success of the ball at the Academy of
marked that its repetition this has
garded a matter Of course Tuesday, Jan. l3, has
been named the time and the Academy OF Music as
the place OF the second annual entertainment and IN
doubtedly its attractions will rival those of old and
bonored institution the Charity BALL. Tickets
may be obtained of the and OF the following
ladies; Mrs. G. K. Garrison of No. 40 Park-ave. Mrs.
James Black OF No 81 Fthave.. Miss Alice Sanford of
No. 462 West Twenty secODd-s Mrs.. f. H. lows at the
Gsey House; Mrs. Joseph Worster of No ll5 East
Thiruethst, Mrs. b. II. Van Auken OF No AL Ffthaye
Mrs Amos TenDey OF No. 212 West Fifty min ST. Mr.
l.. NJ Bates Of No. 45l Broadway, Mr. Jos. g. Case OF
No. 81 wali-st Applications for boxes may be made
TO Mrs. John Mclnns. jr. OF No 81 West
OF New York Society VIII be represent at the Infant
Asylum Ball this year as they were last season aud that
pains will be spared by the gers to make IL IA
choice ap entertainment as the Object for which II 10
undertaken IS worthy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-29
THE COURTS.
FOUL PLAY WITH CREDITORS.


TIE ALLEGED FRAUDULENT BANKRUPTCY ACTS OF
BRADLEY co.
The following is the substance of the
testimony taken on Saturday before Commissioner
Belts the Of William E. Bradley. who is charged
by Gale Brothers Co. and by r. b. Clafin with COM
hitting acts Of fraudulent bankruptcy:
Thomas d. Adams-I have charge OF the city credits Of
Can Co: and thoy are e SrsdltoL ,s Of Edison
s bs s not SS bills
any S such bills were he stated however that he had
given about q 200 In money to Odes Mills. and that
father Is upon the occasion referred to- did not
Moore on Friday that we would settle for I, cents on
the dollar and that thought the other creditors
would settle for go cents on the dollar.
Hugo Hofman-The book handed to me is the one in
which f. Bradley Co.. kept their account OF bills paya
that book no bills fell due on Dec a. this other BOOK is
the firms checkbo with the Importers and Traders
ssn1 check NO. ,d $50 dated Dee says on the stub
lsel says "Bils payable amount A1ss iS there are
D d to
nrD, but ~ the former firm OF Edison NV E. Bradley,
and at the time the checks were drawn Edison Bradley
the OF the notes (he witness here identified
the book from which he had torn out the eayes that
book always on my and the frm had access TO
far Us / know. correct about the last OF Novem-
Der. Edison Bradley and W. F. Bradley talked over.
at my house, the danger Of their failing, and they
agreed TO suspend payment on Dec 10; Z. +. Church
put 81 800 the business and Edison Bradley put In
$50 600 w. +. Bradley put In any capital he was
it's buyer and salesman, and he had nothing whatever
TO do with the books or the money Edison Bradley,
the moneys, utensils, and books he told me TO keep
the memoranda which had been torn from the books
before he went away be did not tell me to tear out the
melnor anda. but he directed me TO put them away
the book that has been destroyed burnt by of
nv own accord II be duplicated the Other
books up Dec. 10; Edison Bradley stated TO that
the books be taken OF that the creditors
could not them William +. Bradley told me
TO conceal any thing.
The rest Of the witnesses testimony was but repe-
on Of that published In Saturdays TRIBFFE with the
that at the time 1t agreed to suspend, the
witness was that the books Of the rm showed
on excess Of about 10000 over all liabilities
William T. Rouset charged with dsposng Of his prop.
erty with intent to dersud his creditors, commit
ted on Saturday by Commissioner Osborn in default Of
al 900 bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-29
HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw-YoRK, Saturday. Dec. n. I

NEw-YoRK. Saturday, Dec. n, 1873.
There is hardly anything to report in regard
to the local horse trade OF the week under review
What little life there still lingering in the market
has been checked sby unfavorabe weather and tho
currence Of Christmas The Bulls Head stables IL
East Twenty fourths at present but lightly stocked
with ordinary draught horses and only the best qusH
ties OF these in sufficient demand to maintain form
prices while inferior stock has be rid OF under tbs
auctoneers hammer. Owing to the stringeney in money
and tho prevailing spirit OF retrenchment the few buy
efs Of valuable stock consider themselves spp&
reuty masters Of the situation but alm0st all desirable
horses OF this kind have been slowly concentrating at th
sale stables OF the wealthy class OF Dealers whs
are over anxious to sell at sacrifice. and ne
sales of import have recony been heard OF In THU
direction. Distributions through the agency OF the
public auction mart presented no new or interesting
feature.
The trotting horse Rather sold by auction a.
Lexington KY for $e+o Mr.. Dan Mace OF tins city haH
purchased of Mr.. Ben Akers Of kansaa tho trotttna
horse Kansas Pet ten years DID, pedigree unknowh
record GlS price not made public.
The trotting stallion Ripon Boy died at Horizon. WIS.,
the 2lst inst He o mahogany bay, nine yeara
old OF Etan Allen stock and purchased by MI Vas
Brunt IN 1871, for IS 900.
Tho carriage trade Of tho week has been extremely
dull and featureIess- limited number OF seighA
mostly of the cheaper grades, have been Sold bus
most Of the dealers have largo stock on hand. saloe
thus far have not been sufficient to cause any material
reduction Of stock. There fair demand for oarrage
material. chiefly from country manufacturers
81 200 Liverpool ~ 71
Exports Ms'ertais MEXICO, ptgA Wheels Nv
Bremen phGA wbeela.. 1l5a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-29
HOMEOPATHIC RAIL-.

A charity BAH in aid of the North Eastern
Homeopathic Dispensary WIN take place January eth
1t is under the auspices OF Mrs Crawford, Mrs. j. O.
Rhines, Mr. and Mrs. doorge Hoffman, DR.. Seeger the
Hon. ID. d. T. Mersball. Mr. and Mrs. z. NJ Earle, DIR.
Marcy, James NJ. Bundy. DIR. Carmichael, Clark Bell L.
Schepp and long list of similar managers. 1t promises
TO select tho issue OF tickets Ia limited. and can
only be obtained from the managers or Of Mr.. q. Hof
man. Chairman Executive Committee. No 800 Ffthave
Capt Kelly Styles Chairman Floor Committee. No. 50
West FOrtyeRhthst. Dr. Seeger, No. 7l8 Lexington
ave. Glnoro and picked orchestra viii furnish the
music.
It ~, an the tickets say, an uptown ball. under the
auspices VI up town ladies and gentlemen In aid Of
uptown charity which in tho past five has treated
patients given 80 900 prescriptions aud made 5000
night and day visits, free, TO the deserving poor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-29
TRACES OF A BERLIN ROBBERY.

suit has been begun in the Supreme Court
here By Henry Lewis Of Berlin. Prussia. against Mrs
Dr. Vera Gotse, otherwise called Vera Cote. The af
dAvit OF Johannes Rosing, Consul General Of the Ger
man Empire In this city sets forth that Dec a. 1879
he received from one OF the high ofncisls
in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Of the
Kingdom OF Prussia o dispatch in German
Of which the following is correct translation: "Au-
thorize you II possible to attach on arrival the effects
OF Mrs Dora Gotse Tor Gotzel who left the
tenth for your city tho Holssts. According 70 in
formation from the Berlin City Court she is under strong
suspicion Of having robbed tho civil Engneer LOWS Of
this city OF three United States bonds numbered n s
1885, and ak cent of tho year 1855, new for
$1,000 each Buow" Upon ths strength Of the Consuls
affidavit an attachment issued against the ladys
effects. and placed in the hands Of Deputy Sheriff Asrons
for execution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-29
DECIsIONB-Dyc. n

Supreme Corrt-Chambers-By Judge Fancher. -
Hoppe . hop-k.Pon eesamo spd Judgment divorce h,or
81 o.sood .s The pro,n.se. ssd Co, npssdsd With
With s0 eosn To stide event Saunders wamson-Moaoa
denied with go abide event
Obsg sst Robert.-Sans decision
Superior Courts Special Term By Judge Freed
nH.,' go koesr.on RIGs sls-sses Of ssn,ed
dendsnt nahiord at k.tonsl Steamship Companyhston
modify order dsss With $40 defendant strip at
AIT Kitshsn- Order Of Inference
By Jsdss ssdSveh- Roberts at. whne.-order dgasd.
Common Plea-Speaal 7rm--By Judge Loew.-
MoCeehscn yhl hoCutchesn Of divorce
plaintiff Krsh axt Ritter sIsoa.or-Motoa fof farther
and serve denied bsphan
tsi Fsu.d Gee msn The Geasna kmsess ssnh vt B'saAse
shsnf-hcnon Tor Leave serve amended grasd Joseph
Harms ss hsshsh Hsrra Of dvss tbs PLATA
uf Sherwood hArshs0rief sstllsd Abraham ax
10 ~ tsoka0&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-29

The following additional contributions for
the bereayed families of Prof Premier and the Rev A.
Carrasco, who persisted on the Vile du Havre. have
been received by schs C. C. Waite, >loo the Right
Rev. George CuDmlDs t25 Two Friends Qadies) tSo;
=. Q. Tris, " A. and III. 4. IS Lady Mrs. Nor
ris X Jesup go More than f2,0oO have already been
received. Any ADDITIONAL gifts may be sent to DIR.
Sch n or TO the Treasurer Caleb Rowe. at Room No.
a. Bible House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-29
CIVIL NOTES,

The executors of Paran Stevens's estate are
suing Henry Hart the Supreme Court for u Oo4 a. the
of unpaid promissory note. Mr. Hart resides
at Yokohama. Japan, but has property In this city,
which has been attached.
In the Court Of Common Pleas on Saturday
the OF siihamer against Thorne called and
the suit for DAMAGES order OF arrest granted
bail % 900 being furuiahed by the defendant Brown
Hall, aud Vanderpoe for the plaintiff; A J. Often
hoefsr for the defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-29
DEPARTURE or FOREiGN MAILS
MONDAY. DEo. 20.
NIL.
PASSENGLRS SAILED.


FOR HAyRE-iH .<am.sP Euros.. Dec 27-Bd,srd Csrde,
Mrs Pagani Alfred Lockwood Mr. Tamberhck Mr. Dsui't
Mr. Autoasni Mr. ssvs Mr. Kogma George Cssana'e, Oeve
Aireue Ano Mr. BsrI dc Bray, Laurent Wardn 4aVter
Wr Antonio r. W. MethSd. DR.. Robteu Miss Robitea
Pierre joseph Fouon Ar aud Mrs Crosse Deqaos hn
child Miss Julia Iecorpu, Ceestn lacquer
sud Mrs Hear Osen George Zsbrsnosk
Mr. Deloson H. A Defae Edsad Henri, j. Ba1sa MaFnle1 j.
ID Martinez maurcey.
FOR sAyANHAH-ER steamship Sen Jaetrto, Dee 27-A. H.
Cram W. N Crane Mr. Smith and child A. d smith p Dear,
Kloz and wife H. Weherbe Miss Helena BAiney Bailey r.
children j. Green and wife,
Miss Parker W. G. Carter q. Parker j., Coma A. Coma
Mrs T. TAYLOR Jalnger c. Townsend, James ShAnnon H.
Rove, Mrs Leonard AMI child Mr. Walker.
FOR GLASGOW-La steamship Algrd Dee. 27-W. h Robert
Howe Burbank Geo b. Croos.on, Mr. Renne
MrS Magg. j. sommerv Miss Margaret Elizabeth Ham lion John
Arthur John Besmer ard lady John Mclean George Fe Robert
McKelole David Wright John Dsvs Richard TAYLOR - -
FOR LlVBRPoOL-IH sHgshtp CITY Of Clsl,r, Dec 27-H
Grnh c. Bate, Mr. Beare sofell PersIi b Raynof ar
NJ ORourke, H. r. DsBforth n Lowe g. ke and nephew
Geo. YOaliSu e. Wesiefe. W. H. Smith Mr. Hughes Stephen
Maslin, y. r. Gait
FOR GLAsGow-Is s,Gmssp stc. Of Georgia, bee 27.Ms
Soon Dr. James Could A. " Hope W. H. Washington. John
Gator AleI Simpson, Mn Simpson and
child, Ms Biizabeth Allen, and 80 in seerage -
ROR SAyANSAH-ln segm,tip Hgntsuf, Dec 27-hts Clen
denng For, David Perkins James Peck Kelsey Mrs s.
Stove MIA Nolan anu grandson James Barry A. Bosdes Joan
Cufey, VIM Cotter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-29
REMARKABLE ENTRRPRIsR.

From IN ~ y tomp>rcH ddverfssc.
THE TRIBUNE has SHOWN remarkable enter
prise the matter OF securing reliable and early
respondepce from the principal points Of interest In
Cuba during the recent excitement It's published let
tiers have been thus far valuable accessons to the
rent history o! The ViIginius imbroglio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-29
KINGS COUNTY Fra UDS.

TESTIMONY OF PHYSICIANS AND UNDERWRITERS.
At the meeting of the Committee of the
Board OF Supervisors appointed TO investigate the
dnct OF the Coroners held Saturday physicians
connected with the Health Board several undertaker
and the keepers Of Calvary, Holy Cross and Cypress
Hills Cemeteries. were examined. They showed that
700 persons who it was claimed had died Of small
pox had been buried The specific charges made against
the Coroners not considered at all. None Of the
persons whose names appeared subscribing witnesses
In tho list published In THE TRIBUNE called to
testify and mono OF the inquisiton papers pro-
duced. The charges that the inQuests fictitious
both to the places where the persons said to
have died and the witnesses whose appear the
Inquisition papers not considered. No effort
made to account for the statements OF relatives who
deny that there deaths.
The first witness Dr. Andrew Otterson former
Health Officer Of the city. He said there no law
10 the granting OF burial permits in case OF death from
smallpox, but the Board OF Health had discretionary
powers and no legal enactments. The COroners cer-
cate was considered sufficient evidence OF death and
burial permits were given on their approximations
DIR. Hoey agreed with the last witness and stated
in that capacity granted the burial permits He also
said there was good deal of quarreing between the
Registrar Mr.. Downey, and the Coroners
Jacob Scbitz undertaken. IN reply to questions said
he did not reeollect buryng person named Steneldt,
brought his books with him. but he had buried
200 victims OF the smallpox.
brought his books, but said had carefully
med DOwneys list OF names and had marked those
he buried by comparing the list with his books
tachng his initials 10 theIn Downeys list certified
to by DIR. Watts
Mr. Schlitz recognized several names those OF per-
whom he had buried Mr. Avenes corroborated tho
former witness. and Mr. Pornley, an undertaken, rs
well. Mr. Campbell, Keeper OF Holy Cross Cemetery,
corrOborated former witnesses bot spoke OF still births
Mr. Walker. Rooney. j. g. Parker ana VIM. None, under
takers, gave similar testimony.
Mr.. Burnhof said he resided at Union-ave and lost
child on Nov. Il, 1871? IL was still born child The
Coroner was there. but nobody else. There
Jurors Six jurors names signed the COrOners
inquiston paper, but Burnhof said he did not know
any one OF them. There in the room but tho
Coroner at the time.
Supervisor Stilwel asked Coroner Whitehl IL there
had been jury, and he replied most certainly. Why
did they not sign their names thenf The Coroner re-
plied Z" We used to get any for jurors could
laborers coming from their work-and signed their
names, very often they dirty and fresh from
their work"