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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-29

STRAWBERRIES and cream. a, ASnox,,s s,,,,
street. " A' No-'i D AA'iI
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FRIDAY. E..................M MAY ~, 1870
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Aldermen, Councilmen, and Magistrates.
The following is the vote received fer
Aldermen, Councilmen, and Magistrates III
the several wards Of the city:
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FOR PH IL ADEL SsDeR
II The steamer j. w. EVERMAN, &H8R2
Capt iln PLATTr viii receive freight for die aboye
port tlll FRIDAY the 29lh instant, at IL O'Clock,
Freight taken for Wilmington, bel, Providence.
Il. j., and Boston. Also, tor Liverpool and Ant
werp MIA Red Star and American Steamship Nnex
and bills OF ladini- signed through.
Passage to PlAhdeiphia, Including meals aud
ssale-r0o W. w. I. PORTER, Agent,
my Z7-3t No. 2425 DOCK street.
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DEPARTUssEs OF srEA MExa

ROE N E W YORK The nf2ae
-. = Oid D1mtnon Steamship Com pany's &&&k
EEepaInMlSnnip MYAS0kE, Captain Couch, Win sail
FKSIDAY, May 29th. at 2:oicook r. IL -'>
HT5nSisnt Tns received until O'Clock r M.
varsG , oll,s OF ladins signed, ana goods for.
essi WIN dispatch to all points north sovtir,
eass, d. m ano west; also, to foreign ports '~''
Ess EasseaSer sccommodations unsurpassed.
trip tickets, $50. SoS roaHo~
For freight or passage apply 10
-o. u. ". ALLEN i CO.. Arenta
mS SI-5C COmpanv's Wharf, ROckeiea
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T. r. PRICE & co.

1ftY i. lS14.-jU pieces new and beau-
VI .,.' JAPANESE SILKS and POPLlSs III
-.. ..4 r.! ihc way.
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TRADE.

,,. ,rTf.NTltN OF TIE RETAIL
| TRADE
....,.~ 5>~f.,cu; assortment of new style
>LNNsR DRESS GOODS
,..,.. ..>. ,icHcd embracing all the novel
>,..>ra u stHic. color. and variety.
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sTRAwBERn1Es and cream at AxToNIls Saloon
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vt,E ELECTIONS ELSEWHERE.
MANCHESTER.

rHr CONSERVATIVE TICKET SUCCESSFUL.
Tho election in Manchester passed on Oh
uietIy Yesterday, and the result, in fuli' VIII
1e found below. AZ, ,,.o 1roS
.,ntod in the Third Ward.
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MILLINERY.
MILLINERY.
GRAND SUMMER OPENING. -@.
MONDAY and TUESDAY X&E
JUNE l3T AND 2D,

-, Madame DEMELMAN, having gone North for
iiie Seconu m IIlne ms season, will exhibit on MON
DA1 ana IUESDA \. June 1st and Cd, all the
LATEST DESIGNS
IN French-pattern BOnnats and Hats; also, all tho
NOV NELTlES, such rs Untrimmcd Chip, Englislr
straw Leghorn and full line of chlldren's hats.
Ladies or good taste Will please call and examine
for themselves.
Also. all the new STYLES In Lace Scarfs, Parasols
Cnateiaines, KID Gloves Lace Sacques, Shawis, apf
aful line OF Fancy Goods, tj0 numerous 10 men
ton, NJ Madame DEMELMAN'S, :
ap o-3m 1898 Main street.
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t-~-~~~~-~-~s.s@esszzA Aax1ksOAO EkNE go
Ill M M M 4
R1cunosnS pT,GE R SESERAL TICKET AGYHr.1
RIc,,s3 Rnu q q POTOMAC ROUTE
IMPORTANT NOTICE. 1'A' i0fs's
THREE THROUGH TRAINS DAu,y
SUNDAYS FXCEPTED,.
ADDITIONAL FIRST-CLASS FAST PAssEx.
0SR TRAIN BETWEEE RICHuONn
AND BALTIaORE.
1hroaer via rail to Washington In -four bou-a .r,s
"nsy MINUTES to Baltimore In ak fours
hg close connections with fast
uai9s Tor pbiladeIphia, New
1ork, sostou, Nfaear1
Falls, and
PROMINENT POINTS WEST,
,,,.In. IN ana asser MONDAY NEXT, june I 1t an AZ
oitionat lraiz will be run .ia rail A'', an af
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND BAI.TImopr
from Broad stseet depot. Dxrrr tsundavs O.
Ssples} n at 1855 A. NJ. Returning. VIII arrive =.
FAKE NoTIcE.-rhts train win ,e,v. ,,o,.
ford ana F1,dsrPoT,a DEPOT, and will stop only at NIL
1 nsrough tickets and baggage checks. Baposse
mus ne delivered lefore 7:20 a. H.
Passengers by DTS train have three hno,,o.r
nonro ln baltimore, and can return TO Richmond
The ACCOmMODATION TRAIN. on md .S,c,
the s:yme date, wilErun only between Richmnna
and Hanover JNlciiou. SA"
by oruer OF General Superintendent. .
90, J. 3. GENTRY
03 %-1- Genersi Tfnke8 Agent
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aAEunTo. T0rEQUEEAN { CO.
III. ACk SILKS

RLACK Su.kS
: ~ / ,yc-y grade from 81 10 50. so.
which we recommend rs being the
.:-: ever offered In This city for
IL money. LOOK AT THE $3.50
.GuApE
- eIECES BLACK GRENA-
j..NE Iron: soc. to 1925. we
specially request an inspection Of
t.">c goods with the confidence
ot ri. being extremely CHEAP
~ GulVCRE BeoCADE NUS
LISS, very handsome.
>-EIeED MUSLlNS, SOC. yard
GREAT BARGAINS.
Ueaa:.iai shade; In COLOEED
A:oS @HESArlSES, only Soc
.sa-a. my 25
T-.I->>Y >Y(LE'S. i15 BROAD STREET
! .-,.,. rga.:a ,.9d Fifth street.
..c..,,f. ~. .:th supply Of sUS-UMBREL-
-a,...,. H..!:t>.'..-. very cheap.
T.. '',.a ;."rc ot those beautiful LAWNS
.. -. = -,- - -
JULIUS SICLE'S.
-a>.-uNELACE SHAWLS from 40 to $50
jULltS sICLkS.
,s,.;NEEES .or Iael!'s and boys wear. in large
.-- ..,..: al julius eICLE'S.
L.. J., our stock Il GACZE and MERINO
s.. ,ae-c G: those handsome cheap DRESS
,.y>.t JULIUS SICLE'S.
80. ss.artmcn; of WHITE GOODS, such as
Lawns. rl4!d Music, ChecSed and striped
\..... - lrl>a Linen, just Received from auc-
-. ..,-r cA.al.a. JULIUS SGCLES.
,..l.;.rk = ELEACHED and BROWN COT
T.st>. =. q Az -. per Eafd.
...4. vl.T IyWzl.S al 2i.c. worth zoe.
JULIUS SICLE.
,..~ .t..l..vo: GE\TL EMEN'S and LADIES
.,I<pht::yNl Sg>. EMBROIDERED TRIM
,.\g> Lstt-. >IAHF-CB AIMS, and FANS,
.....-, -. aU:tuL MD GLOVES III all the pew
- -. ...5 d good many other goods too numcr-
-. ....EttrU. ,.
,..... yA.:4.... 70. Yourself the t,argains at
JULlCS SICLE'S,
AS Broad street,
.9.s.;M ictwccn Fourth and Fifth.
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Goto ASroSl's saloon for prro c..
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,..l.;.rk = ELEACHED and BROWN COT
st~.: q Az l2>.G. per y:dd.
-. az : w zI.S At 2i.c. worth 20c.
JULIUS SICLE.
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f.. It >Y(LE'S. i15 BROAD STREET
.-.,.,- sg.r:a .gd Fifth street.
.,t..,,f. .:s, .:th supply Of sUS-UMBREL-
s g, .... l'&!! t>.'..-. very cheap.
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r.. 4s.orturn; of WHITE GOODS, such rs
-sIawu.. Plaid Music, ChecSed and Striped
y .-.. - iri>a Linen, just received from auc-
- cE.ai.a: JULIUS SICLE'S.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15

of the Diocese Of Virginia is spoken Of BY
his co-deputies, both clerical and lay. az
being opposed to Ritualism and everything
having tendency toward it. The Rev. Dr. John Fulton
OF the OF Alabama s spoken Of by his codepues
as being sound" churchman although others Of
more moderate views consider him TO be very High
Churchman The Hon. Hamilton Fish. L. D.. lay dele
gate Of the Diocese Of NewYork declined to express
any opinion the subject Of Rituasm, preferriDg to
speak to the Convention when the proper time came
but in the opinion of his friends he is opposed 20 Rtu
gate from the Diocese of Illinois, has the reputation
among his friends of being moderate in his views al
though partial TO choral services John W. Andrews,
Law delegate from the Diocese OF Ohoe" believed In
the decoration OF churches when not intenfed
10 symboze but when symbols OF an expressive mean
ing were placed in a church. he opposed to them"
Hugh W Sheiey, lay delegate from the Diocese OF Vr-
GINA, was spoken OF by his cO-deputles as Deng
opposed to Rituahsm In all its forms, ana 10 nave
for the rendering OF the church service ID lIs
purity and simplicity. Hin Burg win lay delegate IRON
the Diocese OF Pittsburgh, was represented as
a gentleman VINO believed In the exercise or
a tudlcious discretion. There were times whfh ne
friend that would be iudciOus 10 be verv simple anu
other times when everything should De brought 10 act
upon the minds of O congregation Unetterrd persons
were often taught better Dy OBJECT lessons than py
books while educated persons object lessons were
superfuous. The Greek Church was cited as an evil
dence of this. although known TO be bitter opponent
to RJmansIn. Mr. Burgwin was not cOnsldeIed IN any
way an extremist william H. Battle, Ii. d., lay
delegate the Diocese OF North Carolina, was rep
vices wi positively expressed feelings either for or
against Ritualsm.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
MUNICIPAL BORROWING.
WHY THE CITYS DEBT HAS INCREASED
UNDER REFORM RULE.

UNDER REFORM RULE.
AN ELABORATE DEFENSE OF THE CONTROLLERS
PoLCY-THE CONVERSION OF FLOATING phDA'
INCURRED IN THE RING DAYs-PAYING DEbie Di
BORROWING AGAIN.
The Controller recently addressed letter to m'
A. Booth, VIM. II. Macy John j. Cisco James NJ
Brown and Others in relation to the public improve
ments in this city. He has now prepared suppie-
mentary letter to the gentlemen on inoio
comprehensive theme. 1t is the growth, preseh,
condition, and future prospects of the municipa,
debt which has been the joint product of fraud al"
an extravagant policy in regard to public improve
ments. He claims that Sel,OOO0O we're IN reaii'y
added TO the municipal debt from JAM l. loO' "
Sept l6, 1871. and points ont how large propoi',on
of the bonded debt which has accumulated unuei
his administration must be referred to the coh'e'
sion of uniquidated obligations incurred unue,
Ring rule. He also sums up the policy of municipA'
hnrr
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
THE COMMITTEE ON CANoNs.
srANDING OF THOSE WHO ARE To REPORT o
RsTUALIsM.

srANDISG OF THOSE WHO ARE To REPORT on
RiTUALIsM.
The various resolutions that have up to the
time been introduced at the General Convention
on the subject Of Rtuasm have been referred 20 the
Committee on Canons and the question has become
one not only general interest but Of some excitement
the composition OF that Committee is matter worthy
of some consideration. The Rev. William Cooper Mead
OF the Diocese Of Connec Chairman of the Commit
tee, is considered by his co-deputes to be liberal
In his ideas on the subject. and TO have
no bias either way. The Rev. Dr. A. b. Beach
of the Diocese of NeW.YOrk, who has taken
the place OF the Rev. DR. Haight absent through
Ill health is spoken Of by his friends as an oldstyle
High Churchman. but opposed to any advanced Ritual
ism which had tendency 70 false doctrine The Rev.
Dr. A. A. Watson of the Diocese OF North Carolina 10
10 be moderate In his views The Rev. Dr. Aexan-
der H. yinton Of the Diocese OF Massachusetts Is
strongly opposed to Rituasm and everything that has
tendency toward 1t. The deputies from the Diocese
OF Georgia say Rtualism no hold In that STATE
and that the Rev. DIR. Samuel Benedict 10 an Eyange
eai GsarchmaR The Rev. Ds. Charles ". Andrews
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
WORK OF THE BAPTIST BIBLE UNION.

The 25th anniversary of the American blDle
Union was held in the Mariners Temple at Oliver and
Henry-s,s, yesterday forepoon. The PRESIDENT tne
Rev. Thomas Armitage D. d. occupied the chair. Inc
,erves were opened with prayer, which was followed
nv the delivery of the annual address by the President
Amonc other things Dr. Armtage said II think Twill
m seen that it is desirable for all Baptists TO unite
IN, one Bible Society for purpose OF putting the
scrptures iutO the hands OF all men, IHere mas neSen
been a time in the history Of the world when our
srength and resources have been invited 70 so
6nd m Al tDls time and this country IL seems 70 ne
tnt 1od has evidently assigned Baptists leading
mari i'm this work. of ntermixing true regl0us sen.i
manr with the first elements of Western Hfe Ihe re-
mort OF the treasurer showed that the ecelps or tue
pear were s642I7 49, and the expenditure s6soV9 -
Alter the various committees were organized tne
meeting adjourned until 2:3o =. N. AT tne
afternoon session the Rev. ID. p. Jutten made
few remarks IN regard TO the work or revision OF tne
Rible in England. At the evening session addresses
were made by the Rev. DR.. Vanbard OF Paterson D.
and the Rev s. b. Barkett the latter giving an outline
~ tbe work of the society In China. The officers elected
are the Rev Thomas Armitage, Presdentj W: n
Wyckoff Corresponding Secretary; Henry j. wright,
Treasurer The meeting adjourned until tue meeting vi
the Foreiy IN society May, 1875. when the Union VIII
nrobably q contaminated
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
6teampoaIs aro RAILROADS..

Albany and TROY DAY LINE-Steamer
"A AkMESIA New YOrs Mend.ys "Wednesday. and Fr'
'' kaT4ns 3 e12. lS.al Tuesy Thursdays $40
RPs q poS STke5s ns V
KEEPsIk RHlSEBECA cArs6lLL aSS Ht DsQS & ~. ,,,.
lowing day, 81.
pRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
sps S.GS1.aS S a'I2st s and s BdSo II
DEM RAILROAD.-THE
i GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UYITBD STATES NAIL k0Crk.
NswYoE from foot Of Desbrosses and "
Express Har1,sur Pittsburgh the West and South With Pull;
man Palace attached. $3.50 and $3.50 N elndaT ana
Ser ipam.Dor, P Rhe Dy con
,.s,tng AZ Phiadelpha $3.50 wamsport Lock Haven.
Corrr and connecting at COnJ for nuVe PetrO-
sq Fa Re- noae s.biasou ana South Limited arlington Er
pre- ia s.hassoo a. 4:lo p N R-guar $40 3
SuRasy R1n Tor Philadelphia. $40 $50 1890 s. 4lo67
$50 g. D " 1i1h, sunday. .. $780, and Am-
r.a .sat.nSneS,oS .Ha 'o for Trenton 7:2o Pm
$50 $40 $40 4:lO 40 & & S2o S;to & 20 slg $50 1880
$50 5:iO $40 t;l1 4SO 400 S:sU. $40 s:io $3.50
7ss slo 10. ll:3o and II night SUNDAY S2o T. and
.s s2S sso 5sS 52S $40 sso siS SS 81
o. sni ~ uirht Sunday. $40 and an -,
SSI Ssssunssicr l2O and IL N SlO. 4:ao $50
eo aud y s o,shs : 70 ssIS-. ."a !: an ~
EO, r am fsSosr,viiIs and Fsmugton $50 a asi Pm
is PhlLp.Oarv Beiy.asrs $3.50 m, and p N
1880, I, "a, tl9' 4J.ss ."s 0'a and 4:iopm
70, 70, F,rmtSs Fss,aUs s.Is and saaau 1870 2pm
Tor Penoerton and Camden va Peru Anboy ESQ N
TI. I asss s1,ss .. a SSS
rs: s .ss 5.iasI, 81 s1 GO GO mn ~
lo,:7 F"@ rSii,seoh, s 80 e 600 su.s.,
ss 5iS SO O. $50 ii5S N5S a $50 S saa io'7
p.sTo..s saa coftisad . S.sYSii No Bost,u
c o. ~ ' S .s ia SoT @ sss s s
0Ti. S..s. ~ r.s..as, - @ Sss.i. x.s.ss. - '' N'
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15

ret not Of the sharers In tins m
paralIeed punder has been compelled make resItu
lion 10 the extent of one dollar.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
.1EAGuE OF NON SOCIETY pLAsrERERs.

During the past six months there has been
u very struggle between the employing plaster
ers OF Brooklyn, the society men, and the members
of the PIasterers UnOn The latter have refused to
work for less than 81 day. aud upon every occasion
have eDdeavOred TO deter other masons from WORKING
for less Several collisions have occurred De-
tween the members OF the Union and the non-socety
men, in which the former have been the aggressors'
One society mason has been killed and another shot In
these encounters and the advantage in the COLLISIONS
has been invariably with the opponents OF the Union
This has produced the effect or much Weakening lne
power society and large number OF persons nave
withdrawn from the Union. The employers nave
generally refused to comply with the exoroant de-
mands and strong sentiment has grown up IN oppo-
sition to Union In consequence an opposition So
ciety entitled the Tontne Operative Paserers OF the
City OF Brooklyn, has been organized and Is composed
of many OF the wOrkmen in that city. They nave
lust issued the following circular
Public notice is hereby given that We the operative
paserers of the City OF Brooklyn having resolved 10
abolish forever from our midst all strikes, anu 20
create better feeling between employer and epOyeu'
have adopted the following platform:
R,od ali allegiance secret and oath bound
SuSor Upt only such societies oppose and strikers.
dangerous to public interests NE ana pTSDe @
that We call upon az S.y 70 o he City Brook
yn be guided BY the following agreement oe'"een ~ ~
Fr That Society shall consist Of three classes or rates Of
wages VIZ l. = D. ..s3 so
second class 10
800 -
This .Iandrl TO i5 1874 I'LL sept 30 1870
ha.s 70
az. and sad cards bear the name and cs
G ~ no time wifi for alvance IN wages without
t notice. snail naugurate IN any case except
% -. fails 10 nav lawful worked, where
che 2, ght hour law ia about ~ iDirnged
In onie. 10 WI! reserve he hgn'
n on worked BY members on the coopave pn
cps time will the members safer sOI 70 1 hat
. ali times work with them aud recogn re he as
craft We Su SoIk Win all pAs'efeis NAe 1
belong to ours society -.
Aa meeting of the employing plasterers whlcn was
baid vesterday this circular was presented by James
1bristie WIN Gallagher James L. Brady. Martin b.
WiIson and John b. King. John stevenson, chairman
", tbe empoyers meeting expressed great pleasure at
the potion taken by members Of the Tontlne soc
eIv and assured the delegation that hereafter the
6oses would employ journeyman VINO did not Deions
to their association.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
6tedmboats and Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
~ ALLENTOWN LINZ TO THg WEST PASSENGER aud pregh,
sa as1sSs Jsss. .ss VT. Ds L,s sd 4, ws @
Iehib v.sV Rsirasd ~. Dse, F.S"
West ''' to cs1: ssTER pss'asi %Ra%ssssas .ss State
Commencing lu,e ls.iILeaye ss. los. as eS''
Msass cA1ns, Ta@.gas wIssSalrsi seI.9iSs &c
MY TsiD sr SC%slo and %I cunL w.-
s.Is P'sssp Mh.noJ c ~ Garnet Hsaslop nj Laafss.no.. &
Tswsnds wassy sc Connects at Junction with De NA 's
800 Rzps rs. dali, te,cep, SUNDAYS. er E.'so
Fl,mngoo E.sCu Mach Chunk Tmgua To~aail w,ss'
!oi5o ivy I.Si ssasfTs. ere O'1'
ilo % HEsSS M,ssSS & % Ss%S E.:ST s s
ing cs'nH6a Lshes..er kOhsata Po.,ye lIar1.lHrg se
$50 J. @-ws, rran panSsd saturdays somer
s4OOp mwy Traio 70, E,.on AIsgovp, and Ma'oh csa'I
Come WaS rT. gi ps 10. o-srS s ami fsaaoA
8 p n--wny Tiain for :omsrTiiie
5:Ijpm.-WaV Trnn Tor PianseL
53on m-EysySe EEPlz,. day or Eilo, s,lris,s s,.
5i9Q p n-lEmIgIart'-For E,ton
For gaslSch At B i5 G. e.l5. 60. 77so sti,oop.
ioG 4:i5 itS 49, 4ab = Els 80 ji5 g. SO $780, 2so
s'l5 si' 1880 l'i6 lSp m r. T. KICKER. Sac. and gus
II. P. BALDWIN. General Passenger Asesl.
ERIE RAILWAY.
From Chambers-st Depot (Por rs note heiovl
9Gm-Cinciunsl Day Erprss Drawrs Coaches
i0i5 m-EIprsss Mail Tor Niagara Ptls sespas
BS ss R F caa. to "a. ~ St. Ls sGs G .si
Chicago without change
Soft jsryi. $780, 1880 o. .95 and lO'i5 i'so
Nd MGa%orn 80 $50 .o:I5 and 1915 5i5 40
eS.SSS SaS%n' .s 9Sc $50 $780, s.iS.
''S9 WAVES rS;so .:so ~ i ioi5 2 "a m an. 4.so
ssssln ES5r1a 6 's:sS ssS 5O Ioi5 las.
SS sc:os D d 'aSU aSSclu 'l Anc ss R,mer 49, s5 100
ts:S0. .e;i5, iOi5 lao, s:lj 80 1880 and .il.Jo
Peterson 50 s:i57 7so $50 20 TO- .e:l5 1913 1870
iG5o 4 % 8 SAB 's si5. 80 d@] 81 no ,,I
05s dIc. ri tsc 3 sa 70 c '? &5 90" I5 s
noon i:45. s. 3:45. 6:I5 6, 6:sO 641 o'l5 1880 'aa
as,ps and Hac,susacs A4j s;l5 and ts 40 sA
E"SeroOG AMI sparshiI 5. % aud lo;t5 n. 100 sl5
Permon, and Syscs 81 and % n 1880 3lj I:lj. 545,
7S s5,h. ss 4ss n a. a5a S S's5 5 !,l.a a..
SoTsrraDs ans eayug ChaSsers,st naf
S sn s4oss sss s: sse 5 & as',s & pass es %
leaves at 29 % n SSaasns o s s5 Ts5 n 55 %
,tsrt ts y from snne ch.%ber.-.t aab only
,g ss 70. s s.ss s san aa1 .S' % sSis s9i he
ssssso may Be a at as sn tine cO@eln Dspa
Esrss trains from the West SewYOs az 40 2;ic
JNO ~ AbbOII OenefA rsseuso ateos
TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing at
Cornwall Sewbugh Marberoagh Melton, Poughkeep
W. Baldwin leaves harrsonst
every honeay. Wednesday and FRIDAY o'cloct p m
EOR NORWALK and DANBURY-The popu-
lar steamboat NELLY whrrE leaves daily foot Of Mars.t :,
245 o'clock Returning esye' SorvL
1850 Of Danburl aDd SeEhaEen trans edncee
so Excursion tickets ST. 90.
E'OR RONDOUT and KINGSTON; landing
Consus Cornwall Newbursh sbCScosh aI,Sn;
Barson Pier "a NJ g., every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT-
URDAY at 4p n
E'OR HARLEM, landing at ELEVENTH-ST,
I ASTORIA EIGHTY .FOURrH-ST, OSEHUsDhBDASD
EIyTFI-sT and oNE-HUN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. connect.
n
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
THE CONTROLLERS DEFENSE.

shall briefly trace to their proper source
the additions which, during the last three years. ""
been made 10 the municipal debt. shall thereoy oo
able TO show small proportion Of that deot can "
Justly credited the period OF my Administrations ""
how much Is due simply to the conversion OF an un-
audated into a bquidated debt, of unpaid haph''i''
into stocks and bonds After being urged for three sue
cessiye sessions the Consolidation act passed last VIZ"
ter and abolished though somewhat imperfecty' tue
distinction which has hitherto existed between 'no
city aud the county. In tins communication thereioo
I shall treat of the municipal DEBT Simply "'
the debt of the City OF York. The period uur"s
which propose that debt extends from oep''
l6 1871 when took Office to Sept 1874 Tnere Is 'n'
degree of correspondence between the state Oh INC
finances at both dates that they represent the peou
immediately before the opening OF the TAX ooohS' a
therefore the period at which the debt had attained ls
ma ximum for the year. Any COMPARISON taeIeie'
made between the amount Of the debt at these two
dates does not discriminate unfairly against the aun-
istration which found III power. in favor OF my
own. 1t would be repugnaut TO me to claim any
special credit for achieving any better results tnan
those of an era governed by utter disresaru Vi
all sentiments of personal official honor Dat II s
70 refer TO the administrative methods OF that
era they projected themselves far beyond the
date on which assumed direction OF the Finance De
partneut and because the momentum of the Legislative
ilbDery OF that epoch felt long after the men cny
responsible for II have been swept from power IL ~
impossible fully to understand the causes which nave
contributed growth Of the funded debt duIng tue
Last three years without referring TO the hnanca pooy
which prevailed between January 1862 ana sepiehooI
1871 Tue Investigating Committee Of which MI BOOTH
was chairman reported the OF the puDhc dept
as exhibited by bonds for this period as follows
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15

WEXFORD RAILROAD R0UTE TO NEW.
w PORT u l-Csrypg the = haA -.
p...-.~~s Sr thu take SUo q . aM . esps0 ueM
nom C,s,ss tssusI Depot arvag a. 4;2o ana SEQ A q
ss.h,s o.io q = Sleeping sxysso sfnsae 1ssvs1 .
a. fxuopoas WANNA snansu11
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15

the NBW.J JERSEY sOUTHBRS RAILROAD
Fare nom New.y yorkt 10 Philadelphia ony " 10 .
Commencing THURSDAY sept 10 1874 Leave SesrOk NON
Pier N. r., foot Of aec,or-st - A., M,
s:45 m-For PhidelpA Long BAseh, ToHs River yneaad
Iio n-Por Phadepha LouE Brsesh Tons River ware's~a
400 m~For Lsns Branch. Toms River. 10 On SATURDAYS
'0' ""s'""h 40 ws sNRDRN Gessal Msasgrr
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
CToNINGTON LINE for NEWPORT and

The nov and magnificent steamer RHODE ISLAND ras1sw'
Thuisvs aud sasartsys AMI the elegant steamer
TON no.daya wsenosAys and PndAys hsn Pig % soa
f AZ J,y .s At m arriving ahead Of all othor hnes
s.le At all principal raioaa ensss, sne ecs
he wesrott Rxpr- Co. end g oxy seee-sr
K A. DB vRAU. FREIGHT Agent l. w. p.1ss,s ~ ~ As<>
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15

DRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatOnic
ID and Naugatuck Railroads 81 steamer BRIDGbPORT
leaves Catuanne ll:30 m and Bdzport a, II D.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15

HARLEM RIVRR BRANCH
Commencing pse0ber IA, 1874
Harlem kiver station Z s. 9:l5 -. loo
A:UU 4.40 Sslb, and Gas .. , -. =, -, y.,
Coppeef, OF Mosaus stssubost Co leaving faon
Market shp for Harlem River Station North AeS-iork
Por rtsr Of particular see posters boet hd depc
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
Sl40,42j,449 96
126,5O5,lS9 "a
sl3,920, 260 81

Sl3,920, 260 81
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15

We should have. Sept. l. lS74, an apparent total
debt. loss sinking iunl. amounting to...........'
But the actual debt. as shown by stocks and bonds,
..-- l. HI -.