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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-22

''Thirty-two cents!" echoed De-
troit woman when her grocer charged
her that snm for a pound Of butter.
''Yes, 'um. he replied, with d bland
smile. ''You see the grocers can't
carry much Off reserve, ana We can't
turn ont our collaterals at a sacrifice,
II the Government calls In the bonds
due In 1874, and theimports ofbulIion
tend to easethe money market a little,
butter must find Its level with every,
thing else. Butter Is very panicsy
just now, but | think tie worst Is
over She paid the money without
further gr0wling.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-22

A Washington special says that
Senator Carpenter is at Washington.
Ills friends are predicting already that
he will make successful defence OF
the Long Branch scandal, in which
his name was 50 prominent. This is
promised, it is claimed, to save the
Senator from being deposed as the
presiding officer ofthe Senate.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-22

SALMON FISHERIES OF OREGON
During the past year there were seven
salmon fisheries operated on the Low
er Columbia, employing two thousand
persons. The value Of the salmon put
up and shipped during the season ag-
gregates the large sum Of $950,0O in
coin.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-22

In the western part of the city Of
San Francisco, great excitement was
created last week by the appearance Of
ghost pictures on every window in q
residence IN that quarter. The pic
lures were said not only to be very
distinct but were changed every little
while.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-22

The Spring Valley Canal s. Mining
Co. lately exhibited the largest bar Of
gold bullion ever made in the U. s.
1t was worth over $7l,0O
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-22

The remnant Of tile Modoc Indians
passed through Yeka. California, on
the 18th, en- route to Wyoming Terri
tory, under escort of Capt. Hasbrook's )
artillery company.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-22

On the 30th, a tow of thirty-iive
canal boats on the Hudson river, loaded
with grain. broke loose, and twenty
five or thirty were sunk opposite Stony
point, with men, women and children
on board.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-22

II The newly discovered gold diggihgs
m the Cassiar country, British Cohn'-
!, 'Bia, are creating considerable excilo
ment at Victoria.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-22

Try MILE RACE. The great ten
mile race over the half nile trick at
San Diego, California, on the Goth,
was won BY Granger in 3O:4l L.
the best time on a half mile track ever
made in America.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-22

BIsMARK RECALLED. "A change in
the Prusslan Cabinet is rumored.
Bismark Is to resume bis position as
President the Ministry Of State in
place Of Won Room.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-22

A youth Of Salisbury, four years old,
and his younger sister, sawa rat hasten
into d hole Ii the barn floor said he,
sis, the Bible says, Watch and pray
YOu pray while Il watch the hole, and
I'll swat kim across the snOct when be
comes OUT
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-22

The Jesaits iltse beell officially TO-
tifiedt ybAty ne Pennies oc''ff'itd
,by them in Rome.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-22

Ono. The RepublicanshaYe elected
their entire State ticket, with the cx-
cepticn, i may be, ofGoyernor. Our
Democratic friends crowed too soon.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-22

4. Soyen per cent. of the popn!atblp m
,Calyest, Texas, have died OF seAow
fever.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-22

Seven hundred thousand dollars
worth of propsrty @a destroyed by
fire In BLACKS 9ae & Z. aa TILL I6tb
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-22

ATTE The vote for County Judge
In SOIano county Cal. tie.
Gregory aDd Powers were The candi-
datss. la
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-22

Twenty-one thohsand Is Carpenters
majofiy in Iowa.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-22
ALSO
Pistols and Cartridges.
Titus, Bonrgardes A CO.,

AF JOHN dANTER's oLn sTANn n .fro:
First street, ALBANY, 0BE0Oss, ID
a4 40v3 ysfsg1@
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-14
More and worse Yet.

A few days ago, twill be rccollected,
negro was caught absorbing pis-
tol from n number which were being
shown him by clerk In Sanger 4 Bros
store in this city, and was arrested for
the theft, Shortly after his Incarcera-
ton, II came to the knowledge Of OOH
Ger Weddcll that his nMneaud descrlp-
ton answered precisely tuthc "handie'
and personal OF negro who had COM
mittcd u murder in Brcnham last
December, ana for which reward for
the vlllain's arrest had been offered, and
after some telegraphing and other IN
vestigaton, it was found that upon the
Pelan of this rascal's robbery must be
piled the Ossa Of manslaughter; or In
other words, he was that same old
coon described in that little dodger,
Under this allegation Mr. Bill Norris
(Which is his name, goes at once to
Breniam, honommy attended by a
body guard, atwhich place some store
keeper VIII betherichcr bytwenty i've
cents for ,ame rope to elevate William
t.n higher hti'ule,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-14

As tE,e Holidays approach
every one Is anxious TO buy
their friends 81 suitable present.
EEp. j. w. webb. Matchmaker
:;Dd 0ptician, VAIN street. OPP
fa0s.fp Fields 'E'heaier. has IL
large ana Gre assortment OF
Watches, JeWelry. silver and
sliFvcr-s,Iated Ware. Also, spec
tncies and Eye <s:;,sscs, in gold,
silver anG s!cei eases. Having
imported tiae Lenses himself,
lac warrants them 10 be tie
best Article Of Pebble GLASS.
fEr. webb GlNs had twenty years
experience i'm the business ishd
HAS Been connected with tlc
largest holscs i'm the country
liza every part OF his business
il saorougl,Iy competent, ana
all his Go0ds warranted as rep
resented. Engrayingdonc free.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-14

Our county highways are not In MS
roadable condition rs they should be.
In many places q circuit Of u mile or
SO has to be made in order to avoid Il
dangerous gulch or broken oulyort
Now time Is wclghed with much nicely
In the economy Of the husbandman,
and these reflections out Of the direct
course consume n great number OF
quarter half and whole hours This
being the cOsc, tie artificial or eNter-
nal attraction Of our city are not going
to compensate the produce or human
time for those annoyanccs and waste
OF time, and not few hundreds of
dollars find their way TO other places,
In view of this, some steps should at
once bc taken TO make these roads, In
all ordinary seasons, pasSable, and Il
becomes every citizen OF Dallas TO IN
tcrest himself in bringing the APP
proacheS to the city up 10 a first class
standard.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-14

Il IL
THE home-stretch tableau ny 'n'
young lady you are visiting-A cup
THE well known Crutchfeld Hotel,
in this city, is offered for saic' ''@
notice at head of this column
Hon. A. H. WILLIE, NJ. c. from th 9
State at large, has our thahNS 'O'
copy of the Congressional kecolu, ,o,,.
"You hain't got no hole inyer s'ooA ~,
ms, is yer?" is just now the qu's'''"
among the small boys -,
Ir will be seen that Captain John W.
Lane and Judge Nat NJ. Burl''o ~ =,
announced ms candidates for M"y"' VI
the city. .rtal
A MASSIVE and very ornauicn.a
cornice is being placed upon the WV
noble business structures OF MPss'''
Schneider & Davis and Sanger BROS
ELDER r. NJ. Gano, one OF t,'e III ,,,l
accomplished divines and ple'Si"e pa a
nit orators of the South, will preach !"
the Christian church this morning
The annual quarterly meeting - o. ~,
Methodist church was 1c'o !" w..
church Of ti,as drncn,inatian, yes.e,
day, qt io;so o'clock. The H''en'''''
was large,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-14

u'c lno pum9ly Na,unM
ln'y afe geu,pHcu Wno,c wrlHlt,
may nl2u, berl,rd upon Thcy dn
noitc.l Sru 0ur pounds mdahal. NJ
"n article Zoe llyoromI,, but thcy are
Hoch more ih,S ionllov the ,rnlos
10 ml largely iu Your favor They
NAForercntIy received anew m,unr
ol Missouri noar and hrand wNh
c'mn'nc ,w,cluesa with q creamy
'iomosa ca caste auA whlrlb pr1.
n'lucoub' conGy,,ut mauy co1ls tac
best lncy have eywu-cl.
TINS firm have alway ou hand ,hs
celebrated Baltimore oysters, bN The
can or ease, md ace superior In sire
and lrc'hncss lo any We have
found this season De sure 10 give tlils
decidedly excellent iirmN call,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-14
.n.v, she Trmbies.-

That plucky Elm street merchant ~
wheat has ran his goods down to The
r " RIVE wee. est kindof figures, andis offer
,na oueo of the most stylish and masnl'''
cent stocks in the city at prices ', 81,
oonnot fail to draw lively. There wiil
do ',o doubt be rush of ladies to De u.
n ~ u on Monday, but If it takes all
t sUo wagons in the city to deliy. =
sis customers goods promptly and "ai.
i IN nile, y its going to be done. Wheat
. - business-whoat means business
VIZ, Wheat Is business, my boy!
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-14
,READ!!!

yyhut we VIII offer on Fues'
day afternoon sat sue'i"n' al'
the ssnil over Sanger Bros.
new building, on Eini street
1 Fine ELL. Rroeadc.covercd PaFior
Suit.
ISIIh-finishcd Divan Suit.
Tcrry.covercd Parior Suit.
Rep-cOycrcd E'arIOr Suit.
L Hair Cloth ParlOr Suit.
J Double and 9 Single Lounges h''
brsry and PnrIor Chairs, Rocking ana
Easy Chairs.
10 Center Tables. from plain wooa up
to the finest marble tops, oil every
possible beauty.
marble Top Dressing Case sHi's'
Marble Top Bureau SUITS.
8WaInut Bureau Suits.
liz Bureaus, 80 Bedstcads.
100 whatnOts, 30 Chanoe'er''
rors. pier Glasses, Hall stahas' AA"'
Racks. Japanncd Goods, ~ "oh'N
Ivory Handled KNIVES, etc., etc.
Only one days sale.
Goods OH exhibition OH o"'
before sale. GOSLIN Il Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-14
Dram.

Another of our wide-awake and splF-
tied iewelry dealers appears "before the
footlipbtsu to-day with a character
istic advertisement. Mr.. Dram Is a
most neutrality-suspicious. trade with'
and perrect reliance may be placed In
the quality of goods purchased of him.
His holiday stock is arriving ana Is
both rich and tasteful in design ana
,,ouId make suitable presents for inc
holiday. Give him a call
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-14
NOTICE.

No accounts against exn-
piOyes in the Herald o@ce
will be allowed in settle
ments with the oRce unless
SIN order from the proprie-
tors Is given.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-14
HtTOIIINs.
Town Lots for snIc.

Twelve lots Zone block, on the principal
business street OF the town OF Hutchlns, on
Ihe Central Railroad, In Dallas county, for
saIc ut low prices, Apply to
JOHN W,swINDELLs,
lylodtt Herald Office.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-14
.,..sr.. ,seen a Niehois.

.rt,s Is one Of the business houses
49,. .' dessryes all the good things sara
s . Il. 1t is conducted on 2 n ,,ln.,
s so"'. and a basis in which the hiahe -
c cas,t' s' exactuss, and fairness y, =,
S ,ss,,ns, and a guaranteed 'pp'NFs' y
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-14
siR. q. w. BECKETT

Is our authorized agent for this city, will
power TO make collections ana solicit adyer
tisemcnts and subscriptions for this paper
Al contracts made hy him will be rccog
nacd by tpIs Office.
J.w. swINDELLs 4 CO.,
PropJlotors Herald.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-14
JOE MnnK.

we haze 'he Hciliiles ma ,hc won't.
,reu 20 do ns eaad work, nna nj N,
iow Tai"s' ~ cnn ro done auS here.
and "o mean 10 10 H. Brlng your
zine Job Worl, 80 TIIE DAILY IIER.
ALD OFFich, Corner OF Main aud
Lamar streets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-14

franklin & Penn arc nov
opening their extensive
varied stock OF Holiday Goous'
which they offer ai Who'esa'o
or Retail. They are recei'tns
"a large supply Of ne" ana e''
CANT patterns OF wall paper.
O,-dtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-14
NOTICE.
wr. W. NJ. sparI,c.

~ Shrcvopow, Is our authorized agent for
That city, 20 whom parties desiring 10 adver.
.iss IN OF subscribe for IlE HERALD are re.
specially referred.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-14

THn wives, daughters aud sweetheartS VIII
soon be saying: "Ifyou love me 90 to J. NJ
Grams lewelry store and hug mo one OF those
beautiful gold watches ana chains md Gle
giant sett and fine ring, for u Christmas
present; md then, Oh! how win love YOU"
lGSItf.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-14
VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
FoIs SALE.

Tho we'll known property known as tho
"CratchficId House,"
In the city Of Dallas, Is offered AT privot,
Nlo, For terms, Inquire Of '''''''
GEO, W, BAYLOR, or
JAS, q. cru rCHFiELD.
Dallns, Nov, %, lS72. glGdlr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-14

r
.afass.iHl ;sis5
xa1s7o rsxvmTa JrTY.
Giving an AIL.HAtL LINEl, BALTIMORE,
nos fON, tiliCAGO, CINCINNATI, NEW
. YORK, lllLNOELplllAST LOUIS,
WNSn,NGfON CITY, and all
prominent points North,
i,nst ana WeSh
on AND AFTER
Sunday, November l8, 1878,
Passenger Trains win run rs ioilowsi
gNpRf;-S-lr0ycs Houston daily saturday
excepted, at i, NJ
Arrtvin5 NJ Austin, 1nO ~ m; Red River
city, luaUA. M; ~. Louis biO p. M lhicnsOi
0,N a, m: Louisville, 7;tt u, nj. lndiRnapo-
Pitsbuu, At t'g0 7, ms Philadelphia as, a.
a., Washington city T;25 A, n,; baltimore
$40 u. M; New YORK l2@lnoon,
liriurnlng, ieayts Red River city, 800 p' nj
Austin 1851 T., mn arriving In Houston 1871
u, m. aud GnlVnstnn, 100 l., IA.
ACCOMMODATE Leaves Houston daily
,Suud0y eArrptrdl htO a. NJ.
Arriving VI Ansttn ,GN =. mi Waco wiz
p. m; Rcd River Guy, G'2 q ln;a ,t,
M tSarnmNy eXccptcdli Waco, 1910 n. M,
Austin O;W;t, M; arriving In Houston, B;jp
p, M and Galveston, sNp' IN
Pullmaa'S Palace sleeping Cars
Are attached 10 Express Trains between
!iousun aud Austin, and Houston aud Cor
.ican1,
Pass .rgos for Waco mast tRke Accom-
mediation Train leaving Houston at 200 y. m
Connections
At iIuarnc, with international RAILROAD
daily tsundays CNcrptcd(.
Al Dallas and sherman, with Texas and
Pacific Railway aud IG pAsp SiaGes for all
points al note IN Northern Texas,
At Waco, with daily stages to all point
West.
At Mexia, with line af hacks FOR Fairfield
and Butler, on sundays and Wednesdays.
Al lIedbetter, with Daily Stage Tor In
Al SlcDade with daily Stage for Bastrop.
Al Austin. with daily stage for Hln Marcos
| New Braunicls, San Antonio and FL Pnso.
Through Tickets sold at Houston, Austin
Hampstead, Bryan, Calver, Waco, Corsicnna
Dallas NJ Kinney and sherman, via Red ltiy
| or CITY and Gal weston, To oil points of not,
| between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans
within the limits of tho United. states and
| Canada. Also, via stage lines TO san Anto
MO, and WcatherGord.
For Through Rates apply to station Agents
or j. DURAND, General superintendent.
| J. WALDO q. +. y 7. a.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-14

Very truly yon's,
]. W. LAME.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-09
r. II. MACYS BAZAAR.

Of late years this vast bazaar presents one
constant holiday spectacle. The buding mas been re-
modelled and made into extraordinary exposition OF
treasures Of art and beauty The many windows pre-
sent Kaleidoscope delight only 70 children, but 10
children Of larger growth. Here can De
found all varieties Of japanese ware and ornaments
OF the farther Ind" and those far countries which
Lord Bateman wen for see"trays, puzzles foreign
bits Of china and quaint 5rtea-brae Lovers OF fine
stationery unite their tastes with economy for the
prices reputed 20 be lower than at any other place
IN the city Tue variety Of toys dolls and fancy goods
seems inexhaustibe. Scarcely any where feminine
tastes be graed at less expensive rates than 40 this
miniature palace, synonym OF excelence and economy.
The bOOwOrm can supply the library with all the latest
magazines and novels issued &C little over
rail- price must the perfumery department be forgot
ten where also found the toilet powders
odor caskets sachet cases, besides most bewdering
array on every Imaginable style OF fancy goods In lava
xTsfe brOnzes satcbels and pOTtemOnBles IN Russia
leather There are oil sorts OF utensils Tor the Kitchen
ard canned fruits and pickles, wen as tine newest
SHADES OF Java canvas Tor bDe Ber!ln emDrodeIies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-09
IMPORTANT TO TIE pooK TRADE.
G EDITOR OF The Trt6une.

A
SIR: AS your paper is generally regarded rs
the booksellers and newsdealers representative the
daily press will you permit me to call attention in 1t to
grieyOus wrong which retail booksellers, periodical
and news dealers, suffer in this city aud throughout the
country,
II has been for years the habit Of publishers and
large booksellers 10 allow those connected with certain
favored professions such eeTgymen teachers, and
lawyers 10 get their publications at wholesale trade
rates. This privilege has gradually been extended.
until 1t embraces almost everybody and the
quence is that retail booksellers ana newsdeaers have
all suffered, and many have been obliged 10 abandon
the business, and not distant day shall have the
same state OF things here as exists in Philadelphia
where there is single bookstore independent Of
publishing business
The American News Company in Hassau-st., finding
that the number Of those claiming the privileges of the
trade altogether ont OF proportion to the actual
number Of dealers has adopted stringent rule against
the sale OF any book, periodical or newspaper, 20 any
person not directly engaged IN the sale OF those articles
al less than the advertised retail prices think that II
TINS course was followed by every large bookscllng
and Publishing house. he eject would be Oincalculable
advantage 20 the whole trade, Increasing the business
and cne6ur giug every local bookseller.
Nets- Fork, jane 5, lsid RETAIL BOOKSELLER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-09
TWO RIVER INCIDENTS.

While the Hamilton ferry-boat Baltic was
approaching her slip at the Of Whitehalst, acout
SD m on Saturday she ran into and overturned small
saboat containing six spaniads of whom lost his
lire through the collision 1t is stated by employees OF
the Ferry Company and others that the collision
was caused by the Spaniards becoming panic
stricken and losing control of their boat
Five Of them were thrown into the water,
bpt were rescued The sixth seized hold OF the guards
OF the ferybOat, aud while trying to climb on board
was crushed to death between the boat and the tmbers
of the bridge His body fell into the river and has not
been recovered Upon the return OF the ferryboa TO
Brooklyn the pilot Robert II. Garrison, was arrested
and held 70 await the result Of an inquest
Coroner Kesser requested, saturdayto hold an
ipouest on body found in the East River, near Cor
,tar's Hook and reported that Of unknown man,
but identified subsequently that Of Joseph Gale alias
"socko.p a notorious river thief, who shot by
officers II the Fourth Precinct about two weeks ago.
Police Captain Uiman had been informed tlat some
river thieves had planned TO rob, at night the park Mar
Earet OF London which lay at Pier No. a. T. r. loaded
with coffee and spices. He detailed Officers MusgraYe,
Kelly and Murphy 10 watch for the thieves. Al about
midnight boat containing three men was roWed Iur-
lively TO the vessel, which the men boarded. Inc
officers rushed upon the thieves. who escaped 10 their
boat and rOwed away Tue oilceIs dlschaIEeu several
shots from their reFOYefs az Ine lugyee WHO
the Ere but without effect. While rue boat d.sap
pearmg an the darkness. the officers saw one or the
thieves fan backward 70 the bottom OF the DOat, ana
heard him excaim, " I'm shot," The next morning a
boat which had been stolen from the foot OF Grandst,
was found with bOOdsaius upon its gunwales, at the
thief, arrested "a few days later Tor alleged COM
plcy the attempted robbery, but the vessel having
sailed Tor China aud positive evidence having been
siscoye red against him he was discharged. On Sltur
day night William Woods OF No. 81 GldnORt ana Den
MS honey OF No CSC Waterst were also arrested on
suspicion Of completely and were locked up 10 await
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-09
RAILWdY NOTES.

A number of the principal capitalists identi-
fed with the Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad are now
in st. Joseph, Mo-, having made inspection Of the
road, and endeavorng to effect freight passenger
and other arrange ents whereby the interests OF their
road will be advanced It believed that from their
known intentions In this respect the report arose OF
intended ama gamation of the Hannibal and ST. Joseph
and the ST. Joseph and Denver City Railroads Inquiry
at the office OF ihe aforementioned company eclted the
Information that the emplO1eS Ahom po'h'ub VI any
amalgamatlOn.
The reorganization of the New-lork and
New England Railroad Company has been ratified by
the four States I'm which road situated AS
"a the preliminary arrangements made to relieve
the trustees OF the bondhOders from chargeAf the
property a conveyance will be made 20 the new com
pany, The total length OF the road, when completed
will be lOt miles. The company starts with a debt
of about So the whole property. As heretofore
Announced in THE TRIBUNE the road will issue
curities for loan OF SlOOO0OOO, with which TO pay
outstanding debts and TO equip the 70 miles yet ufiu-
ished.
There has been considerable speculation
within the past few days in the stock OF the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad, based upon reports concerning tho
condition OF the Company. Among other rumors was
one 10 the effect that extra OF stock was con
templated Inquiry, however elected the information
that some time since It was deemed advisable by the
Company 10 ISSUE for contingent purpOses chief anon
which the reequpmep Of the road with steel rails
Of 81 100000 IN the shape OF siukng fund bonds
81 each bearing per cent interest from the ls
OF May OF this amount 100000 alone has been a
thorized O be Issued the remaung sjUO00 leiug held
in pbcyauce These bonds are not understood 10 be
lien upon the road but follow the preferred stock and
are virtually the promises 20 ray Of the Company.
In accordance with programme announced
son,e time since In TIE TRIBUNE. formal reOrgini.
EatIon Of the NewYOrk oswoso. and Midland Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-09
RECENT HOMuCIDEs.

Summonses were served upon Coroner Young
md Deputy Coroner Marsh, on Saturday, requiring
item TO appear before the Grand Jury on Monday to
testify concerning the killing Of Mansfield Tracy
Walworth by his son, Frank Hardin Walwortn,
NJ the sturtevant House. last Tuesday. In view
~ the fact that the inquest was not concluded
t after o'clock Friday afternoon the speedy re-
oeipt Of the summons is regarded as an indication Of
prompt prosecution Of the young parricide The pri-
soner holds consultations with his counsel daily. He
was visited by his mother and the Rev. Father Wal
worth. his uncle from Albany, on Saturday. Several
other relatives and friends have also called upon him
since the inQnest.