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OFFICIAL,
NOTICE
MAKOR's OFFICE, CITY HALL.
Mrnpura TrNN OetOber Or 1S74

mhhfhlSs 4hNN.t OSsoocA - Aot1-J
OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE ARE HERE
" by notified that the Assessors have com
pleted the assessment for the 4Sth corporate
office; and notice Is also given that said books
will be open for inspection. in accordance
with city ordinances, section 309, on and after
Monday next, 26th instant. for the space OF
en- days. for the correction Of mistakes by
flee for the purpose Of correcting errors or
istakes. JOHN LOAGUE, Mayor.
sST
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RAILROADS.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
AND
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SCHEDULE.

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exeepted5 $3.50 a. IN
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Brownsville Accommodation leaves
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Directors:

LOUIS HANAUER. of schoolfsld. Hama
& Co.
f. NJ. WHITE, of F. NJ. White &C Co.
M. c. PEARCE. of Pearce. Suggs & Co.
E. URQUHART. of E. Urquhart Il Co.
7. B. HAYNES. of T. B. Haynes & Co.
HENRY WETTER. Of II. Wetter 4 Co.
JAMES D. PORTER, of Henry County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-30
BROOKLYN REVELATIONS,
TREASURY DE-. FAULTS TRACED HOME.

TREASURY Dt FAULTS TRACED HOME
TRIAL or EX-TR AAsURER sPRAGUE-PURCHASEs OF
CAR, BAY 4 AND BUILDING sToCK coKRheroN ',i,
ING Is< AMOUNTS To THE TREASURY pAf'
CdRs-PRoMINENT NAMES or INpoksENs'
The third days proceedings OF the trai Oh eA-O''s
Treasurer Sprague of Brooklyn were extraordinary
., ratbor would have been if the disclosures had not
heen anticipated in great measure by lhE lhnoNs
last Fan An important decision was rendered
col, IN tbo session. The defense claimed that
49,, I'D not be tried thirteen charges OF felony
=, sineIe Indictment Judge Moore ruled that IN
ar; case the charges were against one man for COM
,t;ng series of ofenses against the same persons,
.he peope and that the prosecution could show teS-
,;mony on all the charges. The prosecution
had previously proved that Sprague's accounts
rere short certain amounts on certain days; the
next thing was to show that on or about the dates
NJ the defaults three sums were paid TO the Jefferson
Gar Company the Fulton Bank, and the Brooklyn
Building Company in the purchase of stock, and 70
personal friends for accommodation loans. Gen
James McQuade, President of the Jefferson Cal
Company; James T. Wolsley. bookkeeper OF the
Brooklyn Trust Company William K. Bunker
Treasurer Of the Brooklyn Trust Company; james
A. Kexen Cashier Of the Fulton Bank; Harry
Beam clerk to Kingsley d Keeney; Edgar l. Jones
Cashier of the Nassau National Bank, and Ii. =
Cullen. lawyer gave important testimony. Ihe last
witness for the prosecution will testify to-day-M
ROdman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-30

a mid 10 him as 800 various times lot stoon J" ~
Jefferson Car Company subscription 10 inc oap'''"
TO the defense)-The checks produced were III MS P
session IN August 1873 he having borrowed then ,'U
the Trnst Company 10 establish the stahulnR VI .o
s,nmnapv. n certificate OF stock was given 10 MT;
sprague he could not say when II was per Com
the money was paid; the amount OF STOCK Oh Ihv ~
pany was 500 go; only organized about is9 nc
thought the stock was now worth pArmlauS"Sa NOT
wished it to be understood that the company ou NV
use any Of the city's money lLau9hteTi ala ,,.t IN
james p. Wosey was next sworn. re SAIL sa,u ' and
was bookkeeper for the Brooklyn trust Company; nI
the clty's account in the COmpanys poohs "ns ~ T
handwriting; Mr.. sprague was director Oh "e No -,
pany: ne understood that In addition u the Once Vi
Efy ireasurer Mr. Sprague was in the hardware bns-
ness In New-York; he could not cay "he'nei i"''
Sprague was good at figures or not
r. Bunker, Secretary of the Trust Company. stated
executive Committee and a loan book was also kept
lie Identified them in the Court
PURCHASES OF BANK AND THEATER STOCK
J. A Nexscn, cashier OF the Fulton Bank, was next
examined The check for $500 came TO him from MI
sprague 1t was In payment OF 5000 worth OF s'oeh III
the bank which had been issued 10 him. and subscribed
/ NV him nj the increase of the banks capital. A
certificate OF stock was given 10 Mr. spragne ana the
check was sduly paid III November 1871 i ,5e ~ p'0
FAIRY Beam said he was a clerk in the employ OF
Kingsley Keeney. He received cheek slgheu ~ ui
Inn Nv M r. Rodnan II was indorsed by the witness
IL was given payment of stock In the Btoohyn NC
RmIning Company was organized to build the Brooklyn
Tneater other buildings. kingsley is fIesueh' anu
Edgar r Jones' cashier OF the Nassau National Bank
was examined He said that tue cheek Tor ss9cI
was given by hun cashiers cneek 10 tne ore ~
Mr.. sprague deposit was made ofen Dy tne c5 %
AT the same time cashiers check Tor smaer g
handed back. The check for 5000 was gwen vi 'un'
| "A, 1872 IN a similar manner. 80 A.. ,o.,,s
To the deense-It usual to spit up the depU' ,
as he believed the amount OF the returned cnecA " '
cashier into Of the other dep0stor,es' oo
Mr. Cullen, counselor at law testlned tnt1 1Pla 10
nurchased house and lot In Wlllowst. from william rs
Martin for $4,000 he believed and in payment handed
over some property In Eew-Jersey Inc m0r a
beIne deducted there balance OF about >lOUV iUr
Mr. Sprague TO pay. He believed that the money was
paid as follows Nov l. 1867 90; Nov Si96O, ana SUP
sequeny, S. 90; total, S4C51 so Inc NlInesss ONCE
| al this time was with Judge MCCue.
The name OF NJ. T. ROdman was next called, Dnt there
being no response, the DlstricAttorney stated tna
with the examination Of NJ T. Rodman to-day the prose
! cutlOp Ould lest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-30
COMMENTS On THE MAYORS LETTER

The letter of the Mayor, deprecating the
proposed reconstruction of the Police Board and taking
from the Board OF Aldermen the power to act upon,
confirm. or reject the Mayors nominations. was dis
cussed IN political circles last evening The Democrats
vehemently denounced the proposed measure and de
clared that IL was Intended TO affect the election In this
city In November. Many declared that il was part OF
plan to cheat Tammany Hall out of its quota of in.
spectors OF election. and by appointing men who would
act In the interest Of the Custom house party though
nominauy Democrats. would enable them to carry
doubtful Assembly Districts The Republicans argued
that the measure Just one. 1t would make the
Ponce BOARD horpatisan aud that II bad were APP
pointed AZ Police Commits sOncrs the Mayor alone woud
De ftrlonrloe as he was given the appointing power
they asserted what has already been stated that the
Mayor had been consulted about the proposed mi
and that lie was understood TO favor n
The strong lrtei OF The Mayor seemed TO take them
completely by SURPRISE and they profcssed 10 be unable
10 account for H. The statement which appeared in
s0me VI the evening papers that the Denvcl ats pro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-30
LONG ISLA.

HUNTINGDON rumors are in circu-
laon IN regard TO some OF the testimony for the de-
tense to be adduced upon the trial OF the Kelsey case
at the adjourned term Of the Suffolk County Cour, Of
oyer and IermiDer on the third Monday In May, 10
which time all the cases have beeu adjourned. Among
other things, Is alleged that will be produced
who prepared the legs found IN Oyster Bay HarbOr.
There Will also DE Inucu testimony Identity OF
the person or Persons seen in various parts OF tue
country aud supposed TO ne kelsey On the other hand
point Will De made by the prosecution, the
faot that Kelseys whereabouts. II he be still alive
my Tue interest taken by the State authorities In
Is shown by the attendance OF Attorney ener
Barlow : an AID ia the prosecution.
JAMAICAAt the suit OF one Of the creditors OF the
South eide Railroad Company, IN which Judgment was
rendered against the Company, tue Sheriff Queens
County on execution seized snort time ago the prop
erty supposed belong 10 the Company at ROckaWay
Beach known the South Side Pavilion. The property
bo weyer II 10 alleged belonged At tae time Of the
SEIZURE 10 j. w. Douglass the former superintendent OF
the railroad and Mr. Douglass has begun cult against
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-30

the Sheriff. Charles sammis for rs possession Inc
paners we're served the Shern on MonaAy. am .o
answer is returnabe within 20 days at the once Oh tracy
Cotton a Brolhead III Brooklyn.
EpGEwATER-At a meeting OF the vlage T rns,,
an Tuesday evening, william Il. Townsend or CIlIton
was appointed Police Justice to NIL the place 'nau1
scant by the removal OF Thomas Garrett 10 seIne t
,bo aIection which will place on tho Last IueSuay
in NAV Mr.. Townsend Qusihed aud took MS seat 'oS
terday. .I- a.
ToMPKISsvILLE.-Therow ere ~ vesseis ~ aionu'
inad nv the storm off the old quarantine grounds
tsrSSy evening An agent Of the Pennsyyana K' y,
% hos been inspecting the docks, with view 70
Io,rn,ining the possibility for sending their TelSht
ecross the Kills and shipping 1t from that point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-30
TIE CASE or PROF.. SWING

CHICAGO, April 29.-The friends of Prof
Swing request the Associated Press idict the
statement OF The Times that he Is to dissolve his
neetion with the Presbyterian Church. aud not etand
trial before the Presbytery He Will appear Monday
next al the trial nDess prevented 10y uess aud has
thought Of any other course.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-30
HOME NEWS.
Thermometer, YESTERDAY. AT HUDNUrs, IN BRoAp"Ai'
eam-Mo MONACO 81 m-40S Mdpight-35'
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

FIN Avenue Hotel-Ex-Goy; a. H. bniiock %, od
Msssaehn,et Rrtroort r. b. Ayres, u; ~
The Rev George III, nion Of Quebec Holman Hoss-FrS
Marsh Of Yale College, GtIsy Hou-Ben Hosday ps.spbis
tor EoHse-The Hon Carroll Brewster OF ~. r. =,
Gen join r. milford Richmond aOd Benjsmin Green ~ New
DSnartment Ereret Hous.-Prvt Theodore ID "oosef o
Haven Coi,,nds House-Paymaser T. H. Haley u fsuas
M,,ropol1. Ropl-CoL W. Gle. u s A. ana u - William
Rnnt ~ Hot-DeTer H. follei sn vis
Gin of Boston 81 Nichols Hotei-George d d Of ~
President Of Pennsylvania Central Railroad 0onp4H'
4 (attell of Easto Pena
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-30

ro.ed n withdraw from tho Legislature IN body II the
police and Park Commission bill was passed was ds
cnssed and the proposed action was cbaracterZod oy
many OF the Democrats Os unwlse, as the hepuoCns,
having a majority in both Houses, nothing would DC
gained by such action It would not block Legislation,
and the Democrats would therefore make nothing Ny
the move
IAnnsunoemen&I
DANpRUFF.- COCAINE removes.
THE LEADING SPRING STYLE OF GENTLEMEN's
HAS is Ksoxs az BroSd"Ay
House Furnishing Hardware, Kitchen Range
UteusDs Water Filters, Wooden Ware nc. AZ Bncla.st
Hotels supplied with Chinese Gongs, Tlnware,
PLATED Ware Gallery Wholesale prices AZ BafcaFsL
Action OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM ON THE
Dr. BRowsSEouASD IN THiBuE EXTRA NO. ~
Sheet edition, 10 cents pamphlet 70 cents
"a LOST ART RESTOREDw ANGELIC
~ nor AIR ROMAN BATHS. 81 Leringtonaye Try me
CONSULT YOUR INTEREST
~ Doli buy dollars worth OIL
FURNITURE
until you have stock.
FRANK RHosBR Co.,
so aud "a Bowery.
| Manufacturer. and Wholesale and Retail Dealers
II N.SQUIRE, 81 Fulton-st., n. Y.-Watches,
H. Fine Jseey and srhng Verware hrst quality and sold on
snsaes, oroasa Every DsnOu spsash
| NsCNAB 81 HARLIN MFG. Co.
WI Manufacturers OF aud dealers in Globe Valves Steam COCKS
Whistles Wrought Iron Pipes and nHngs Tor se@m
water and ''' r'anO'i' "-' So Johnst, NewYOrh
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-06

BrrcaER's revolt FROM. and defiance
Of. the church discipline to which lie has
held 4 slack and formal allegiance is
cutie in keeping with the spirit Of The
nav rluvernen: indicated II the follow
ing Under the inspirations OF 4 free
discussion of religious matters people
hare grown FESTIVE of mere forms and
rscalcitrant of strict church Government:
and a large and liberal and truly catholic
spirit breaks out in population Of old
and meaningless forms and asserts itself
in spite of priest and bishop and church
authority and usage. Says the telegraph:
New York, January 3-The regular
service OF the Reformed Episcopal
Church will begin III Steinway Hall. to-
MORROW. Bishop Cummings will preach.
The Bishop says it would he premature
- give in detail the names Of we'll known
lavmea and ciergymen of this city who
NAV ha expected to give IN their adhesion
.o the rev Church, hut there is abun-
liant proof that the spirit of n consider
able portion Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in New York is ripe for this de-
parture. The accession of Rev. Dr.
Goddard. rector of one of the largest
and RIOS. important churches on Staten
Island. is good sign Numerous offers
from ciereymen Of other denominations
expressing readiness 20 take part in the
work have been received. Presbyterian.
Methodist and Baptist ministers have
expressed a desire to take charge of the
new organizations in this movement.
From men of note in other Christian
bodies there have come suggestions look
ing toward probable or possible Union
between the new Church and portion
Of such Christian bodies. Prominent
doctors Of divinity among New England
Eap;ists and editors of important religi-
Gus journals in Baltimore, are among
those Who have written favorirs such
step. One Of the foremost Methodist
preachers in Illinois, President of n Col
leee there, has given utterance to II cor
dial approval of and unreserved sym
pathy with the movement
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-06
kENDALL'S RAILROAD LAND BILL.

We are indebted to Mr.. Representative
Kendall for a copy of his Bill which
looks to the patenting, (and consequent
ta1ability) of lands granted by the Cen
eral Government to Railroad Companies.
1t is as follows:
In relation to lands heretofore granted
to railroad companies.
he II enarted By The Senate and House
Of Representatives Of The Enited States Of
.I,nericu ia Congress assembled. That it
shall be the mandatory duty of the Com
missioner of the General LandOf,ice,
within one year from the date of the
passage of this act, when the public sur
vevs have heretofore been completed, or
within one year from the completion OF
such surveys. when hereafter completed,
to carefully examine the plats and tract
books of his Office. and to issue and de-
liver patents to the several railroad COM
panies for the sections and parts OF sec
tons If public lands heretofore granted
them by any act Of Congress, and To
which they NAV be entitled whenever
the same may be found to lie free from
conflict or adverse claim, and to fall
clearly within TIE puryiew OF TIE grant
ing act.
Sxc. ,. Tha: upon the transmission
If .ach If said patents 10 any Of said
railroad companies. the said Commits
>ioner shall forthwith communicate the
fnct OF such transmission to the treasurer
IF the State OF States within which the
patented lands may fall.
Sex. ;. That so much Of the act ar-
proved July first. eighteen hundred and
si1ty-four. entitled An act tn regulate
the compensation of registers and re-
reivers 81 the land-onices in the several
States and Territories in the location Of
ar1s by States and corporations under
grants from Congress. as maybe lncon-
'ist-nt with The provisions Of this act, is
l-reby repealed.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-06

NsAscEE FOR MEASURE thus feeliDgiy
alludes to an unsuccessful attempt TO
lock locomotive engine 5 headlight out
O. countepance:
Monday. as the train passed through
Palisa.le. the bell ringing according to
regulation man placed himself on the
track and deliberately waited his fate
After proper notice. all unheed, the
mercil.ss cow-cttcher Of the soulles>
monopoly bumped h;r. under and gather
ed him III.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-06

In TEoCBLk. Railroad Company
is still hard on the track of those who
have been purloinins from their cars,
appear to be pretty successful. The
other day they caused the arrest Of one
Blair, a fireman on the road, and he in
company with the other two now awaits
his trial in the county Jail. The other
day a young gent appropriated three
pairs of blankets from one of Jake Gar
rechts beds unto his own use. and Will
the inner workings of the
county Jail for q whiie.-Eko MdepeH-
,ieat
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-06
CARSON CITY:

The SUpExNS CoUET Of the United
States has decided that in the case which
has recently been brought TO its consid-
Grafton involving the validity of certain
bonds issued by town III Illinois in ali!
Of q railroad. that the holder being an
innocent third party. il entitled to the
principal and interest named in the
same The Geographic synopsis CT the
decision is in effect that the bonds are
good, even If :raudulently issued; for
they are genuine and there is no c"nsti-
iutional objection t" their issuance.
This decision is Of interest TO the cOun-
ties OF Storey AMI Ormsly and the Y
& T. hallway Company 1t seems as ii
1t were a settler So far as the !rnu: cues
ton. sometime since raised by sN-AttoE-
my General Clarke :is TO the validity OF
the bonds Issued to :hc said Railway
Company i.y thi. coHuty. Clarke en-
ie.ed into = contract. (which is oi recoid
in the books of the County Commission
ors.) By whose terms lie WIS 10 get =
large contingent fee # he succeeded III
ce.t;n; = juicmen: in favor % the county
and against the said Railway Company.
We suppose tha: this decision considers
the intent OF the Authorized agents in
the premises. Such consideration would
not fail of recognition III this case of oar
own. There is the well known fact tia:
a very large majority of oar citizens
Detitioned for the passage Of the Bill
which authorized tho Issuance Of the
Bonds-and there Is 10 doubt Of the
constitutional power Cf the Board OF
Commissioners. thus instructed Ivy stat
ate, to utter those obligations to pay p
eiyen sum Of money. Ii was the delib-
crate intent of this people 10 give two
hundred thousand dollars TO tie V ( T.
Z. L. Co. and the law-,nakirs power Of
the State, by special enactment. author
izad tie county Legislature Ia do the
thing their constituents wanted done
The thing contemplated by people and
statute was done. and the entire tIansac-
ton. issuance, acceptance and al. was
in good faith and can lie treated in no
other light. At any rate, after this de-
cision by TIE Supreme Court, it Is off
c::lt to imagine what. if anything. couid
constitute cause of procedure against |
the payment OF the railroad bonds of !
Story and O.:aSby counties.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-06

BURNS 4 MERzBACHs DANCING ACADEMY. =
New classes just forming. gentlernan's Class
on Monday and Thursday evenings, five dollars
Der eight lessons. Ladies Wednesday afternoon
to 4, two dollars snd half per month. Juv-
enil.s saturday afternoon l to 4, one dollar and
a half per month. Public Assembly every Sat
urt,ay night. Admission. one dollar: Tuition
fee in advance. Music furnished snd Hall to
1T js4-ff
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-06

A number of drunken hoodlums have,
for week past, been camping with the
Indians in their campoodies, much
against their wishes and remonstrances,
and much to their disgust. The Indians
would like to have the whites attend 70
their own Migrants, and not co.npe. them
to share their poor Inequalities with
them. We think that it is high time
that the vasrant act was enforced in cur
town. The matter will be brought be-
fore the Board of County Commission
ers at their meeting next week.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-06
ATTENTION No. 3.

TIME FIRST ANNUAL MEETING OF
the 8. T. SWIFT ENGINK No. will
L.. held at their Engine House, on TUESDAY
E> ENING. JANUARY =, 1874 ut O'clock. Afuu
attendance Is requested. BY order,
CHAS. NILSSON, President.
RIVE. Sy.yrcRU, SECRETARY. jaj-td
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-06

New Millinery Store, two doors South Of the
Penrod fAdams) House. An entirely new assort-
ment OF Ladies' and Misses Hats and BOnnets,
trimmed in her own inimitshlS style also, on
sale the finest Feathers. Ribbons, and every
description of Millinery Goods. Hats trimmed
to order. Remember her HSw address. dc'
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-06

SCARLET FEvKE is an epidemic in San
Francisco and is causing a direfu! NOR
tality among the children of that city.
There were eighteen deaths from that
disease last week.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-06

The venture some American citizen
need not betake himself 10 the trackless
waste or bowling wilderness in order TO
incur for himself the rerils of mans in
humanity TO man; bn: he may get him
self into quite as much danger as lie
may be willing to risk by visiting the
metropolis of trade and commercially
witness this following -elation:
New York, January g. Nathaniel
French. prominent member of the
Masonic fraternity in Nashua, n. H.,
has been missing since his arrival III
this city nearly SIX months ago. After
careful inquiry hy friends and the
authorities, the discovery has been made
that twenty-four hours after French
reached this city he vas brutally beaten
and robbed and carried to Bellevue Hos
pital, where he died from his injuries,
and being unrecogniZed and unclaimed
was buried in Potters' Field
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-06
iGtSKI. ilt!SiS =. Es.

onx.rE .o-sE-eEonas :. tEYEE. r:.o.AI...l,.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-06

The Republicans have carried Mem
phis by handsome majority.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-06

THE BLoony hssIzEs-Still that cruel,
wearisome nightmare Of communist
commission goes on at Versailles. Says
the telegraph
Versailles, january l. The Court
martial sitting for the trial of Commun-
lists has condemned six more of them to
Death, four being IN coate;mdsiGnt