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, 1874-12-15
THE ClTT-HAll..

ono OF tho North Division Aldermen llns ap
Piled l'oor-man's plaster to his haek to draw
ont tho hard feelings no has ngainst Dixon for
not placing Lin on bettor oon!nitteeB.
Mr. john Freeman, ono Of tho booltlaopots IN
tile employ Of tho Hoard Of Publio WorLH, fur
nisteh aro additional Oity~Hall itom this rorn-
Ing. For tho aoyenth time in his lifo ho WINS
yesterday lnale fathor to a bouncing boy baby.
dou. sllaler will today submit to tho Board Of
Police a'll Fire Commissioners his rourtl, ill.,
ata!lnIent OF recommendations for the reorgani-
zntlon OF Tho Firo Department. This will rotate
solely to tho system Of tho Firo-A!arm Tolo-
grnpl1, and will without doubt ho ~ lavish In OK
Pe''dltaro III lln past recommendations haye
Geeu.
The Board OF Pnbiu Works yesterday decided
to oit'or retuco Hargt. Tom Darrott OF ronoyo
him from the Cnttage tiroye Station to tito MrHt
pracinot, nstler the supervision OF Capt. Buck
10y. The renaons for tAo ol.auge arc founded Oh
his poor management Of tho men under him,
which has made itself manifest in aoyoral toan.
dalonH trlaln which, llayo roconsly como bofolo
tic Board. lIfH Huccossur laas not yet boon rnliy
totornIll'ol upon, but 1t will prnlab!y bo sInryt,
Dyrnu, Of tho Madison Atreot Station,
aupt. Rahn yostortlay furnished tho Board of
Police With l!Ht Of tic auporauuuatsd mosnDsls
, 1874-12-15
FARRAGUT BOAT clllR.

PhooEEp1SoH or THEIR MONTHLY MEETING.
The Farragat Boat Club held their regular
monthly business meeting Inst evening, Ut the
Graud Paciiio Hotel. Their President, MIR.
Richard @. Oliphant, called tho mootsug to order
'ecretary Alt s. Porter then read tho mputoa
II tho preceding meeting, which wero adopted,
Neports OF cosnm'ttooa being noxt in order.
l1r. A. 0gaen Downs, from tho Comm,tteo NJ,
Dramatic Entertainments made hIa rennrt cona w
t;ornIng tic laAt ento,tsin1nont, and rsforrod
to tho Treasurer Of tho Conu1ittoo m
TO their finances. Mr. Staples resuouJ.
cd, and reported, al receipts from lin
aRtne, !t33'0 expenses, E150, leaving balanco m
baud Of 9l80. Tho toport waH accepted, md lin
Committee continued ill after tho ,1oxt outer-
talnment, which will bb for tho beaent Of tha
Orphan ASYLUM.
hir, Mcdonnell, Chairman OF tue Party Com.
mittee, reported that they Ind held ono or two
meetings, aud lad decided that tholr ,,oxs party
should 30 "Wednesday oyoniug, tho 3Oth inst.
Tho C0mmtttee on Music YES not readY to re-
port, and wan continued.
Tho ChairnRn OF tho Executive Committee re-
ported that their boat-louso lind been nut iu or
coent order for the winter at cost OF SIN.
This was through tLo enorgy OF The sDownH
DtotherB," and i vote Ut tAauka wng e1tondod to
those gentlemen for their prompt attention to
this matter.
Tho Troasuror reported tho club optroly ont
Of dobt, and considerable fund on hand,
Tho Committee Oh Membership reported II,
, 1874-12-15

Of the police forco II wns ut first suracstotl that
thoy DO placed OH tho watch Of tho Tlro Depart
i,, mont, but 90 much objection was inanifeatet1
= 10y Of tho mon 90 reported: Michael Mo-
1L[oliEhlih. Horny Forbest Jainca I. H!owart
Inomaa a. Moore. Charles s. Perry, aud Young-
non llall: All Of Tho above, excepting tho lnst,
osoepsion thoy nro SO stationed lint ll,oy provo
otliclcnt. Tho Board ycHterdny nppoitiou thg
thlrtY,oght watchmon provided for By tho last
apecial approprlatton anl thoy began their du-
,.,. THE wArER-rEsr.
~, Ilo l;nginoorn' Committee appointed by tho
EltfzonH' Ahaoctntion to investigate tho Water.
Works comp!otod their labors On tho south on
gno faIea saturday 3 3 n1ght Yesterday they demol
pan1l1o tn pumping from an unlimited aupply Of
water. a committee yesterday morning v,sitnfi
tho rooms Of tho board for tho pllrpoBo Of AK
ng pofssnion nY to est tho caracity Of tho north
lnninR to allow tho tcst to 10 mado, whom tho
following correspondence Passed botwcen thom
p.,,,ux, ,u.,,.,, cHloAuo, Dec. II, 1874.
DEAn SIN: i il tho dc.irc of this Executive Com
mttteo 70 continue tu examination OF angnus ut tho
1osc, whom labora hayo bcon caniuod to tho saut
enBio ua,ally called No, 1, The tent Of which n now
ah9us closing 1t has boon iutlna.od that shovo aro
DIRECTIONS 70 The examination Of tho nort, engine,
vew s WIZ So.h!s morr,ns eonvnaos @ 'a rs '1ia that
please fix day carly practicable with Tho nccc.-
aary preparation, w,nn wishes with regard to Tho
examination a1a Of engno No. can bs conpllud will.
order tor thu dcyireI tct Yours resrcc,inIly 1''e
Il. 7. DKE1pxnuN. vire-Iresi{cnt
The Board Immediately ro.urnel tho following
reply: 'l'
Ynur communication Of this day In rogard to csin1
north Or ongIl.o No. s duly received Tho board dco,1t
It for tho best interest Of tho city to connect tho now
tunnel with tho pumping works at tho oarost poysIlo
tlCt II f1Jrtt
and cleerns utilized In caso Of need. Wills Till ia
etny aonc Il Is necessary to tho north egno %
THO south well fNst bo dry during tito time When
fair test Of ts north engine, repair or replace ho
present pump valves, liayin bcep III for soren
years without roaira This Hoard will bu llapl,y to Gu
opesa!o with your COMMITTEES 1T any time attor liz
lHt Of March. Very respectfully,
r. pR1NDty1LLE, Presidout,
, 1874-12-15

WHY TIE SHERIFF. REFUSED TO APPOINT TuYN
The refusal Of Sheriff Agnow to appoint suu-
dry lawycrs' clorks rs special deputies, for tho
purpose Of facilitating tho process OF serving
Anmmonsoa aud tho like, has caused
10 little commotion among certain elo-
nlent Of tho legal fraternity. Tho shcrig refused
to grant tho specal privilege undo. tho advice Of
Ills solicitor, aIr. Rcaby, who has grayo doubts
rs to whether summona served by clork,
doputized for that purpose, is actually binding
in law. Ho took tho ground that it moro iel,
ID wanted for Boryico purpose at tho sheriT's
Office, it should DO granted iu full legal form.
anu that no ambiguous duty should bo foiHte cd
upon tho PUBLIC by class OF persons considered
by mnlsy as being irresponsible.
:, Ilaere are now pending two test cnsos bofore
tue consss,-both bearing upon this point. Ono
caao nroso under Mr.. Bradloy'a administration.
and went before judge Gary, bocnuso defend.
aus bervod by q Bpoclal deputy refused to recog-
nizo tie legality Of sllch service, and took m M
peal to the Superior Court. Judge Gary has not
yet rendered Ills decision, hut when ho does rem
der tho sa1ne, 1t will be. no doubt, interesting,
1ne eecoHd case arose from Mr, Agnow'6 refusal
TO appoint tho "spccials," and il ponding in tlo
clfcuit Court before Judge Farwell.
sheE'tt Agnow IL firm III his resulyo not to an
point my man d deputy, for any purpose what
over, unless he ls fully BONDED, sigued, eenlod
anu oclyorod to tue county. and held responsible
Ios tno little period OF sixteen yeara. This de-
termination Inns induced three Judges to reoom-
Me1o % addition to the Sheriff u staff Of flyo
more deputies. which Nil doubtless. mako tbe
matter a,atla1actory both to the lawyers and to
the public.
, 1874-12-15

Tho gamblers who wore indicted at the No.
Venber term OF the Criminal Court will be triad
on tho 22d inst.
Tho scarlet foycr ia raging In tho oity to an
alarming exsont, especially a,nong children. Too
nuGh caro- cannot bo exercised to prevent Ita
! sprcGl.
small Scotch terrier all the way from Edin-
burg, PASSED through tho mails Saturday. and
waH safely delivered to tho proper person in tho
Wost Division.
Among tho transfers recorded yesterday Ia
That OF 40 feet on Franklin stroot. east front.
80 feet north OF Randolph street, sold BY John
woodbridge to hlerrll Ladd for SIS, 600.
The temperature yesterday. as observed bv L.
Manasso, optcian, 88 lIadison street, under THE
TRIBUNE Building, Was, at 8 a. n., 10 deg; 10
a. m, 10; II m., 20; p. m., 81; p. H., 20; 8
p. H., IS,
Henry Bergman. the philadelphian WHO recent
y attempted to take his lfo at the Eaglo House.
on south Canal street, il improving, and viii
probably recover from tho piHtoi-slot wonud il
hiH right templo.
At tha meeting Of tho Board of I[oa!th to-day.
Dr. b q. Miller will make report of his attnnd-
,1,is nie upon y tao ileai.h Association ut llaol
gained from tho discussions thoro:
Tho arguments on tho motion to ouayh tho In
dcttnent ngain,t air. Htoroy for llbonc n, X,
Fairbank wele to hnvo boon 1undo y,.stort1ny
morning, but. Nir. Ana5 being uuub!e to bo
present, the lnuttor was deferred until to.ilny,
4 druggiht on Madison street, noar Lincoln.
Ind tho cn!ls Of 'f, isngcrI tyo1on 80 baly Sat
urlay night while carrying in Il huge sign H.
scribcd. "lco-Cold Arcio Soda. Water" that ii il
feared amputntion will have to bo roBortod to,
The man who unitou in MI eminent degroa
pioty and frugaiity wl'l noyer buy u Sunday
lnler 10 long Ut l,o can borrow ono fran Ills Hod-
iehs nolghborB. Thus l!o will get all tho iowa In
TINS world, aud II won't 9ost lliu, soont Of
Irnlstoh0 Ill tho next.
AZ oo.onor .n Diotzseh waa nt leisure yesterday.
tho first day since entering upon lis tiutlus.
tlo occupied al onsy cl,nir III his uttiuo In tho
forenoon ranslyoly waiting for something to
tnr'l tll' An tho afternoon l,o wont homo iu
disgust having the olar to Ills deputy.
Coroner Dletxach held au inquest yostertlay
on tho body Of M infaut namod Frot Xollor,
son of Jacob Zollor, Il Ilaaian immigrant, on
route West. nocouacd died Sunday on Mich
1Eal Central Hallway tral,,, of nlau.lln oouyu.
hi"hs, and Wah talcn TO No. u South Wnter
Htroct.
10" people hare an adequate idoa of tho I'm.
nense amount Of ofilao.work to be performed By
, 1874-12-15

a9ppllcasions for admission, from h1eaBrs. q, II,
cunning, W: d. Mitchell, Ohnron L. Webster,
anu 1!!lnglinm johnson. Tho applications
were referred to tho Hoard OF Admission.
Tho noxt business III order being cotu,nunIcn-
tlons tho Secretary roAd aoyoral from tliyors
parsons, tho u0st tnlportant ono boitE tint fn-
coivetl from tho Chairman Of tho Excoutfyo
l'oard Of tho Northwestern Amateur Assoctntio,.
IN w1cl, l1o Htato that nt tller iRat meeting tho
!@onrd lad anlondcd Hcc. Of Art. v, III tho
Isufos and Rogu1ations concorn!ug Juuior usrs-
mott. so as to road ns follows:
Junor oaraman ie defined TO 30 who as nerer
tnhn ono club or conner. pulled IN such rncc, nm
lcsa II was dlattnetly announced Junior RICO.
After d!spostng of their regular buBinoss, now
blstosa being IN order, veto of Thanks VIVA
Elyon to tho ladies who assisted III tboir last
dramatic entertainment. vote ut tha,,ka wan
nlso extended to tho Dramatic Committee for
tholr valunb.a Boryicae.
On motion Of Afr. AfursBon, committee of
three MAS appointcd, cotlslat.nR Of AfeaYrg.
hurison, Moffatt, aud A. o. Downs, with MI
thortty to correspond with hoat-buildors III re-
Ing this wintor.
blr. Downs mado n motion, which vaB carried.
10 the ELECT thai tho club purchase challenge
medal, to DO cohtasted for by tho momnuru Of
tho club only. during tho conlng season, for
single sculs. anti tho Executive COMMITTEE to
have tho powcr to arrange tho details for tl1e
consebt. This concluded tho business for lila
oYentl,g, anu tho club adjourned.
, 1874-12-15
GEN. SHALER,

GLOOMY VIEW OF THE SITUATION,
Tho Chicago correspondent OF tie Now York
World sums up the state Of aflairs in tho Board
Of Fro Commissioners III followa:
Gen Shnlcr's miaston md poaition have hatl Gun
from the standpoint Of the unacgwrcr liz IL only a
advising man ls aalary Il paid. onothirl by tlo In
aocat!ou; ho as no moro power 10 carry out lis sng
gcsslona Or to reform patent abusca shar would haso
tho reporter rho sAoua write tho aubject up IN
9 le1s r., fer practical PURPOSES. Yhe vhoa power
tion capacity, auu social position is not to eGua Of
tle average 1sasc. Of gang-not Of ward, niul-ln
na s % %hsh he o. hess 9o II II h
recommendation that Gen. shulor can mako iookuE
to IN increase Gd the ths parssao q how
thousands q exSs .borera S1sSs ~ Ss Soasd 81
"n'viso" :" tho Boasd OF Tlro and Police to
Hr to dtstoFb The nice eaai1Eum whsrsby ths
German, tho First Assistant IN Irahinan, and SO on
through tho force down 10 Tho statlon-keepor tha.
appear that tho position Ito Occupies Ia one absolutely
without power: Wore called upon to su,n up tho
at s 5sa ns, % ns ssss. m9. Should
agsrs Of tho IRE and police forco m orpor-
without altering iss character or % iiicresssns sa,h
itk efficiency. 1 should also espreas my aar.
both with Gen. shaer ail hia official nssociatcs Ut two
iaets-tEes that llc cano here at ALI sccond that ho
lad remained 80 long Is ho has. Tits however,
In point Of fact things 1ust whore thoy were be-
fore the board companies Withdrew. knot If cor
BIZ politicians control to fircDcpsrt1nent spI iii
thoy are lcgaated out Of official existence mud dcapoo
y Mayor sn an hoaast
ell no matter low largo tho Gorco IL made nor how
, 1874-12-15
WELCOME HOME,

AESEfIluS III lE0RuH +. QooCU,
Tile gentlemen WHO spociay admire Quoon
Victoria, and look back for glory nil tho way to
Doadieen mud CaractacuB. woro in happy mood Mt
broHns yesterday evening. Tho occasion colo
bfated was tho return to Chicago from llis we'd
ding trip IN Europe Of Mr.. George E. Coach,
lrcsdont OF the st. Gcorges Benevolent Asso-
citation. which tho members Of tho Society and
others of hs friends thought should not DO al-
lowed to paas unnoticca.
Tho peculiar form which tho llttlo token of re-
gnrd took wau dinncr--an institution which,
though generally thought to be cosmopolitan III
purely British In it's origin. Tho Gunor, to
WHICH about 100 gontlemon sat down, was served
In KnsIoy'a bost. style. Tho head Of tho table
vas occupied by hIr. A. nooth. m cx-
rIesltle..s @ ct tho st. Georges Society. md
Mayor Colyin. tho Ncy. DR.. Coycr, DrH. Carr,
Senior aud Junior, tho Ioy. DR.. Stocking, r.
Horvey, Trcatdeut Of tho st. Andrews Society
Or. Margnorat; PRESIDENT Of tho French Donevo-
lent Society; T. Ruster. His Honor judge Dan-
yon, J. G. Rankin, A. u. D'ackall, Jamos ".
SLeahan james john, William, Waynan, Dr. j,
!. Walker, i. a. Chambers, Secretary J. st. q.
Cleveland, George G. Levi, Jcaeph Butler, Ed
wara Snnters. EdGar Sanders, ". colobrookc, II.
Tho n.onli was worry complete, md included as
peculiarly appropriate to tho occasion fiji Ell
glish plum pudding. At tho conclusion Of tho
repast tic tonsts Of tho Queen aud tho President
Of tho United statos 'scro drank, aud suitably
reepohel to by tho lev. Robert Collyer aud Dr.
J. d. II. Carr, Jr. Tho toast of the evening waa
TINT Of "0ur dnest-Mr. George L. Goocl,,"
whicl, was proposed by tho Chairman in a Pc
cutiarly happy speech, aud elected correspond
ll!g answer. Then followed toasts to "Tl,o Lnud
We Loft. and tho Land Wo Live in," with m
eloquent rosponso by Robert IIeryey; HIho
Mayor and Corporation" With rosponuo
by Mnyos Colvin the Pulpit, tho Army and
Navy. tue Indies, aud the Prcas. I'll OF which
elected eloquent responses. The party broke
all agreeing that ample honor Ind boon dono Of,
tho occasion both to st. George and Mr.. Gooch,
nnd that tho occasion had proved ono Of tic
plcnsantest reunions Of old countrymon that
lRs ever takcn place in tho city.
, 1874-12-15
POLITICAIl,


AAo WISCONSIN congressional vote.
Special DispascA to 7'he Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. Wis., Dec. 14.-Tho following Ia
the official return Of tho vote for Representatives
III Congress, summarized for TuE TRIBUNE:
First Diatrict-NicLolas D. Fratt. Reform,
o,5s2; CAarloa G. Williams, Republican. 13,5Gs.
Second Distrtct--Amaaa e. Cook, Reform,
Il, ,45o Lucion D. CaswclI, Republican, 11,878 /;
acatteting, 2.
Third District-Charlcs r. Thompson, Ncform,
1888; Henry s. alugoon. Republican, 11,535 !;
scattering, 81. -
Fourth DiAtric William Pitt Lyndo, Reform,
12,0l6; Harrison Ludington. 1ndepondont-
Republican, 0.b45.
:. Fifth District-samnol D. Durohard, 1874 !;
Iirnm Barber, o.ss9 scattering. 223.
Sixth Distrlct--tlahs Boucls, Reform, 4,64t !;
4. v. kimball, Republican, 1A,73a scatter
ing, 81.
Eeycnti District david G. Fulton, Roform,
10. 139 J. II. RustI. Republican. 1867.
Eighth Distrot-GeorSo W. Cato, Reform
e,53G: Alex. s. alcDili, Republican, 0,544 scat
teriug. 2.
, 1874-12-15
ntOTOuS JACK TARS.

Srtctaf Dispdfch to Tic Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Doc. 14.-Tho striking sailora
stiEl bold out mud aro very contldont Of SUCCESS.
Till today ITO trouble was cxporionccd but early
In the afternoon two negroes, who had agreed to
ship in tho J. ". Daizloy for Mobile at tho re-
ducod wages, voro ottackcd on Front street and
Commissioners office. Il large crowd gathered
III fiont OF tho office. but no further yioonce
wag offered. Tho mon were conducted to their
vcsso1 under guard Of police. few moments
afterwards aailor who lad agreed to ship OH
tho J. ". Bacon ut tho rodncou rates. was at-
tucked and severely bundled near tho Queon
street wharf wlilo on lsiB way to the yoBsel
, 1874-12-15

''ndcr which to make themselves riicuio,is
sL1rrINa UP OR nowS.
IT,. "How 10 NO slip; up or DOWN." Th!a quos-
tto1 wa seriously discussed III literary circles
~ ana IN tllo nu]pit, not long ngo. Tho reasoning
", y, PIG sue wan that 1t waa impossible to "Blip
W. stairs, while It waa 1luturai to "Blip down.
Ilie other aldo contsntlod with equal forco lint
trs. 3no conI not "sp down" Haira until ho hat,
ong nna eor so spaSo p Tas eroat atf"sd ascai a
powors, but THO question waB not sottlod to the
satisfaction OF dlAtntoroHted pnrtics uutil
n!tmosphoro, lad "Hiippai down lnrgo W qunn t.-
hty OF whisky, In passing along CLARK stroot,
managed to slip-his hocln up antl his honA
down: az policeman helped him out OF MI aah.
barrel whicl, wan standing nonr at Tho timo, no
vas hoard to remark that ho. ''h!c, 'lippoa
to"n." Lis ntatomont waB taken for correct by
tile crowd. Later In tho day, tho Bano cIia,
"sppe!ltlow nccllar In ecarch Of moro whisky,
9nti ettll ]ator, whllo holding +. lanlp-post IL
fond embTace lis feet " s]ippel up" lilo
W}'9so circumstance Is commended to tho phio-
aoplical mind.
, 1874-12-15
CRIMINAL.

/ a 4 .~I fn
cesaon ~ ~ su'o.oa h,un' "Ae Aounu Ill pos
an aussss.s, ~ wv u soap, " eefBt' Hyfho' wht
auapeo'oo ne hea atolon 1t, and promptly arrcstot
| MN, nhd paced him In Madison Street Station
John Robbins VIVA arreatol ,ast exontno a,
c1nrh atroa. H.. nas 1es.uu 1sss ss"li'B ol
sa.,. a*.ae,. oy poseeslvo tiynn m suspicion o
fo,,nd IN '." ~" hos ot pl11aro Dale "leh wort
s...a.. a :" n'e noaeeHH'on hhdof suspicious cir
eu'Absancoa' Ho Vaa locked up III Madison
atfoos station.
JOHN Afo1ronrv e,f, 1v,11,.,, tr,r.,, ,uox. u,,
IL, sor1t 1..e. a',o n1.'ia"t na.I'' "oso esuen
ttpout wy oclock Wllilo trying to forco IN en-
aIGo sTa1 aIlto y. Il. Iaylora txunk~storo on WoaI
woro lockofl m Ia nwn,t nff.nrin, on'on' 1ne1
,.,r.,-'
NV, son .i selpP. Granger, waa yesterday nllMred
nfroot ~ ~. uunucson t stofo a. NO. III Madison
thnt Jnasr M", a1on ms"en,s m Mero 50 convincing
a onIs '0seph .o neesca oo o |as Reting real bar,
ea er.,.. mae'1 ~ l,alo s-u 'or lot or " sn1ao y
}ns's .rro"t NJ a'0oo'etea hs 'ntstako anu caused
nA m, ",1t0''
stroot. wna ontored by burglars yeBtorlay morn ..
Ing between md 6 O'Clock, and tho Hafo brpkon
Mpen aud a50 md homo vals,ablo papers stolen.
Tho thieves obtained entrance by taking bricks
from tho wall beneath tho sidewalk, and I,ayslng
into tho bahenont, ind tlopoo to tho saloon Oh
~ o-s, "1', N'o.'
-'So%N = apNsHet saS Att11lAA VIII WIN EO uGH-
Eesously etabbod by gomo unknown person ut
tho cofnor OF Dearborn and Twenty-irst asreets
sunday oycnnG, was bettor at IL o'clock laBt
hiEhs. and Will probably recover. lie cannot, or
VII not, gIvo any account OF tho manner in
wtich he was stabbed. Ilo is proprietor Of
eafDor shop ut No. II South Wstor street.
Inst ovanin,, NJ q o,,,o,l a,hort c,,a,,<.,,.
uout into ths rnon,a of Tbsr1o So;S,l"r -, ~
387 tlwenty-uivth ttract fnr tIo ,,nr ~ ~ ~
iertinf, raj, ~ In ntotoa a,J ~ " W.
Tho lnttor WIN struc lin viii an,,o ,,s. ~
str,,uent IN i'm hncls nf i'm l,o,J an, ;,sata,
n aoyoro wo,,,1 Nai,,,nr wo" a,,I
EtonimaIo. roa t",,s ~. IT,, ""s i:eattu, anu
building whoro tho trouble occurred.
Tho po1ico autbor;tica h,vo r,o7, \ r;r,,,o,,,
phov of morality in tio crr,st ~ so.,a,at ~"
Bons m warrants Int I'm c.,,t;a. sa.ana noi
thoy hnve pnv hacn aenn ~ n,star rns at s.,as
tlaT lin h,lrcIH If rrnna,a ,sI,a ~ .u1 Iaecs
to stalk in tic Tread iicIt ~ ~ 5an '.'"o,' ~,
Clark street and other thorouehfaro.'' au1
thronc tuo various billiard and s,a6,hr@ roan,a "na
aud saloons arc 1oft ,mtonc.1 nca.a shoM voHs 4aa
certain officials lboraIly. TLo ncrsons to1son IN T.;
last night arc Isano Sin,mons Putr;ct S1;ee,o ~
Jcren1fnI Dnnn. io,n Gnrrit~ a,i 1''sGii!' iu;'i'
lam Wholnn. TIov Svnro ro,,,J - "u. ~.
Garner NJ CIork and EIo,roo .t-oo.t T., ~ Hn,s .o
Ur,,ton and Moniarra. Win Ind nstrnst;,ns ~
.rreat fl,em' Ihnv v,ti h. ovan,;,,aI 49, W
:Iupticn Tovilnn this morr;n1 s" oe'o1o
-, hofIl0lc Altar occurred at Hunger's North
9ldo laundry Erlday afternoon. 6otweon Mary Me-
tarthy nna chrsgtina Boet. two omploycs. 1t
appears tnat az old loud existed between tho
, 1874-12-15

Attention Is nYlte to tho advertisement in another
column Of Tho Lygodiunl paluaturn, ncw climbing
form extensively used for decorating par1or ualls pic
tuses, atars altar clotha ctc md which remains rer-
ioctiy green tho entire wntor and cvcn into spring.
Address 4. A.. williams, Dog E7, Hartford, Conn.
, 1874-12-15
TT:HlI CITY.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.


pnncrrnIsaa or YrsTrmntys MEETING.
r,,a nsa., - ro,..,. Tan,,, .n,,,,,... ,.st 49,.
ae o"A" =. e13 w oe"''aao1o A'os '.a
tefdaY atsofnoon, tfoelfieht baraIca III tho chair
; rrasent1oommsa'onors o h"ssq, .f carfo' Gl9agl'
1ohnson. Jones Iolusou. Louorrau. Sto{,ntrrov
v.'ansm oa,'..s,. sS ' 'A0'e"A' NDo~'"A''
l'uHso''' oonn'ios' ,-..
REcoHDEns hEronT.
Tho somt.nnnual report OF tho Recorder o
Deads, up to Nov. 90, 1874, rms rocoivcd and rc
t.-ro T., In ro,r,,,ttoo ~, 1,i,,,,oo Tho ro,or
.a !" ~ :, .,.,,. ~ a.n,ss ,s,.a ,oor
n1owa sno t"tal tece'Ptso4 tno ol'eo " na,o oooA
.ss1,oioa aaa tlo expenditures VIZ, l'''oa' i'"''
NEW DEPUTY snEn1rrs.
...,,,,,,,,.at,.,, ..sa x..o,ro,, .from 1,rancsa
,nno~ s,o~Tr sot.;ur "ar % forth lint tho Judges
aGao", onetH' se'nos ~. ao1'. s,,i,nn, s Dcn,,ly
shcrifrs and ono clerk in tho shoriffs Office, and
nakins tim Doar4l 10 fix tho compensation OF ono
1,,tas no,,,,,,, .,,, four city Doputiou aud ono
ou.ol oopn'3 auu 1o". ssarroS to tho Committee on
ONO cto1A' Il "ha 'o''A''A
Tic oilcial bond Of II. D. alier, % collootor
~ Conk County In tllo peual sutn Of 81 600, 700,
-r,o roforrod - thc Committeo on Flnnuco.
VIZ" te1'''e" - ms ISL 1SsANE ASYLUM.
Tim animal ro,,orl Of tho Medical supcrintoml-
tno W n.a4. IT,. I, ssvI,,n, ,yna rncniyr and ro.
Inn noan constantly oyererowtlc during tic paBt
v"nr ."n preatly iruucdng Its usefulness. Never
thnlrss fair PROPORTION Of thoge admitted hnvo
rccovn5oi md Tic otato OF gouoral hcaltl, has
sno Ih 5not,, rnto bois1r rn1,y,1njly small
XIII ~ thn ato nf t1n last aunuat report there ro-
no,not1 In thn Aayluu1 900. mud lG3 hnve boen ad-
,,;t.nd mai;inr total Of a2G received during tic
r"ars r"N' rno i:best number Of inmates at
snv nm ta1o waa 81, and tile lowest number 2C3.
TGoro l,nva bnen 1ai discharged, q rs recovered.
nj a. ,rnrnycd. 10 as stationary, 20 sent to tho
Stnto iiasni,al. and 81 died. Five hayo olopod
mo,o n1,d j females Il,osu discharged nj
improved % woto 10 far recovered that their
friends could tako care Of them, mud tho crowd
ed condition Of tho Asylum rendered it dosir-
ulo Tint they should be removed.
"0'' 'A"' AGES,
or tboao admitted during tho year, 7 ,Yero
between is aud 20 years OF age; % between 20
and 70; FL botwecn 25 and 30; Is between 10
md IS: 20 between 35 and 40; II bctwoon 10
md ID; Il between 45 md 80; II batwesn 90
and IS betweon IS and Go; . between GO and
IL i between C5 and 10 / botweo,, 10 and 75:
between Is aud 50; between 50 and IS; ii
, 1874-12-15

Lndtes Generally Acknowledge
that the 81, S125, aud $3.50 blsck cnshrucrrs ut the
New York Store, a84 and ESQ Vest Madison street. arc
at least 20 per cant lcss than ohc1 houses sell Tho sanao
, 1874-12-15

The Eew Album of Music
will be ready for salo 1T ". ". Klmbas State street.
corner Of Adams, next Friday, with an entire new
selection Of fortyoo pieces Of yoca! mud instrumental
music, such as Mignou. Aida Loleugrin, otc. prico,