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New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
THE DRAMA.
RETURN OF MILE. AIMEE.

Mile. Aimee, who now leads and represents
Opera Boue in this country has with great success
in Cuba and Mexico. She VIII sail from Vera Cruz with
her company on Feb 17th and is expected to arrive in
New.York on March 2d,-at or about which time she
will begin engagement at the Lyceum Theaer. It's
agreeable news that pretty and cheerful play Is
to be redeemed solitude and waste, and that an
actress and singer vvacous is once more coming to
dlse cheerfulness II Mile. Aimee will steer clear OF
mrropretes in her selection OF operas. she will afford
the city entertainment that can be praised as well as
enjoyed.
Mr.. p. r. Barnum has gone to Italy, in search
OF curiosities for his American Museum.
Miss Fanny Janauschck will begin an en-
sagemeut at BoOths Tneltor on the 23t Of February
Miss Salhe Holman's Opera Bouffa Troupe
reires with the present week from the Olympic Thea
ter.
Performances by the Murray Hill Amateur
Dramatic Association VIII occur tonight at the LeAlAS
ton-ave. Opera House
Hildenberger's new opera-house at Bethle-
hem PENN burned Yesterday. Cause nre-cracK-
ers loss, $4,000; insurance, $4,000
"The Wrong Man" will be acted by the VOkes
Family, at NblO's, Wednesday and Thursday, and
" Bellies of the Kitchen" on Friday and Saturday.
very useful association, engaged i'll one Of
the best Of good works. Is TO profit bY dramatic per
formance, this afternoon, at the Union square Iheater
when the Charity Amateur Dramatic AssocauOn
headed by Mrs. Sheridan Shook. Will act Tine HNnch
back for the benent OF the tialnng-schoos OF tIe
WOmen's Educational end Industrial SJciety. MRS.
Shook will personate Jmaa
For the benefit of q self-suficient but not
well-nformed cotemporary. we remark that what The
TRIBUNE said Feb with reference to Mosss jarrett
g. Palmer ana Booths Theatcr was true then ana rs
true now Some of the deniils OF ascertalned news
which are voucbsIfed by ignorant persons recall the
comment OF Melbourne on MacdulaY: Wl.h were as
cocksure of anything as Tom Macaulay is OF ersry
thing"
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
CHARITY'S DANCERS.
TIE BROOKLYN HOMEOPATHIC BALL.

TIE BROOKLYN HOMEOPATHIC BALL
The great occasion on which Brooklyn fash
enable people once set their feet to music for
charys sake and which is designated the Charity Ball
in aid Of the Brooklyn Homeopathic Hospital, came OFF
last evening the Academy of Music with as gratifying
a result as the previous years have witnessed.
At 1920 D. H., the floor Of the Academy was to the
beholder in the balcony Kaleidoscope OF swiftly chang
ing beauties There not many as absolutely to
check the freedom Of the dance while there were yet
no convenient standing places the floor for lockers
on Crcing the Of graceful activity, and fronting
az intervals the boxes, magnificent stand bouquets
OF choice and beautiful flowers given by the American
Exotic and Botanic Coup The proscenlum boxes
were miniature bowers, loaded with careless les
toons OF green and the space at the rear
OF the stage set apart for Bernsteins orchestra,
Was similarly decorated while IN the center
OF and many feet above the stage appeared the word
charity" in letters formed by gas jets The music for
dancing was furnished alternately bv Bernstein aud
Conterno The opening quadrllle, L" Feurs Animees,'
by Iikof, was led by H. B. Wyman. chairman OF inc
Executive Committee, aud Miss Leonard Louis H. Leon
ard and lady Dr. Sumner and lady, and Win H. Crom-
well and Miss Robinson. Toe selections Oi music WERE
a usual largely taken from Strauss, with an occa
sionaI Lanciers by Weingarten or gaiop Dy fauS'
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
BROOKLYN TAX DEFAULTS.
MAGNITUDE OF THE FRAUDS.


OFFICIALS sILESCED AND TAXPAYERS STARTLED by
THE Observation-Disclosures OF TWO FORMER TAX
COLLECTORS.
Brooklyn officials were astonished yesterday to
ascertain how much that had been kept concealed
In regard to the Tax Collectors Office had been
brought to the light in the columns Of The TRIBUNE.
and Taxpayers were startled by the announcement
that the deficiencies in that Office had been under
estimated and might exceed one-haf or even three
quarters of a million. The members of the Board OF
Audit had little to say, some of them remarking that
they had committed themselves without intending
to do so, and after conference they decided to
maintain secrecy in future The officials make no
attempt however. to belitte the default and 1T is
to be feared that the figures mentioned yesterday
not too large. The statements of the heads OF
the Tax Office under the two previous administra-
tions which are printed herewith, very signif-
can't.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
THE EDGAR STUART.

ARRIVAL OF CUBAN OFFICIALS AT BALrIMoRE-THE
CUBAN BLOCKADE RUNNER READY FOR SEA
RUMoRED INTENTIONS or HER MANAGERS.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUsE.l
BALTIMORE, Feb. 10.-The arrival in this
city Of Francisco Aguilero YicePresident Of the
Cuban Republic, and hls aidede camp. Col Pacheco.
attracts considerable public attention tonight to the
Cuban gunboat Edgar Stuart, which has been
undergoing repairs at a Baltimore ship-yard for
the last two months. The suspected vessel
now lies at the foot OF Ann-st She was thoroughly
overhauled while the at cost OF $loOo aud Is
In complete order and ready for sea- The vessel Is
small two masted steamer, built for pleasure yacht.
deep and narrow and capable, 1t is said, or attaining
very rate OF speed with her two and powerful
gines She has engaged since the Of
revolution in running the Spanish blockade to Cuba
having succeeded Ia landing seventeen expeditions and
cargoes of munitions and war material on the shores OF
that island She bears present on her iron rucier the
marks Of shell fired at her on ono OF
her ventures by Spanish frgate Col Molcher
Aguero. noted friend OF Cuba, now has
charge OF the vessel. In conversation, to-day,
he said that he was only agent for Zmer Butcher Of
New-York the owner, and that the vessel was being
fitted up for sale. He professed himself ready at oil
times to the Cuban cause, which. be remarked,
was never brighter home and goomier abroad than
now Alludng to the stuart ne sad thas wie sie
would attempt another expedition In
demonstrated that the blockader should be
strong enough defend herself when from any cause
her heels could not her" He did moi enY that
the vessel was virtually owned by the Cuban Jugt, but
said sne would again violate tho neutrality laws. as
she would be sold since the money needed TO pnr-
chase q larger vessel which the Junta had in view.
There difficulty, he said, ia getting men as fOIuh
teers to f a vessel OF any size.
matchmaking the peaceful protestations OF her
commander the vessel has decidedly WarnKe appear
ance Over her rails hang boards bearing the ominoIs
words No admittance" Venturing on board. how
ever in spite this sign, two brass siX-pounders
were found mounted at her stern. These were the
only guns visible. The explanation given Tor Tue
mounting OF the guns Is that they Will DC
OF service in shooting sharks, and one OF her Officers
ocularly remarked tonight, They'll MAKE gOoa ueal
Of yet" Col Aguero states that the Edgar stuart
will make trial trip down the bay In day or two III
this assertion he was doubtless counting
without his host, for Collector Booth SAID
to-day that he had an officer watching the
vessel she would not be allowed to leave TINS port
unill every doubt IN mind had been removed with
regard her destination and purposes 1t is announced
that Vice-President Aguero will remain in TINS city
few DAYS and will then go TO Cuba aud enter upon the
active aud hazardous duties OF his Office. t IS runored
that ne will attempt in the Stuart, and appear
ances point strongly that way
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
DIED.

BELxsAp-At hi, residence A.bury Monday evening Feb
R,. d .d eoG. Of the sny invited to attend The t,s.ra
Lberty.st l2i0 oeoe tram from Asbar az oeosz
BoYLAN-ou sunday Feb ousda ses.YO 10 the 57's yeas
BOJan Vi this ety. native oi the County "'as'
sis Ns Of Relu.m will be offered for repo.e Of his 'ooI
81 Gabres thagch East Thrvve5tlst on THIS ("ednesil
,,s Cem.tsry his reaves and frcn, and thoss
of son-nag James Csssn, respectfully invited !" en''
9ROOYHoUsR-Ia Brookyn Tue.sy morning 10Th inst shf1
H. Of Robert BroOsnouse J o. ioIE'l" hL' aoa aaosnN"
la's wm hogliSa o. Of !s% Se S.' M, r p.rmens
pAyNERln Bloomfield n j. Fb 1874, cOrn' D'nnef "''s'
fhg Rev Dr. D1naer isrd % yea year , Rlsel on rur.,.,
At o'clock will be alen To Lancaster Penn" Toe
intermea.
GERARD-On s,ari evening Feb his residence. No IT
Grsmercy Psrk. james "; Gerard - - v., 49,
and frenas are respectfully isvted TO ittead
HARTSHoRSE-Ou Sunday the 6.h INST Bersen Jersey GUY.
Anna de, daughter Of Samuel H. Ani Elizabeth hAr'h'fa'
Fn"eys % The -noe OF her Peter Bentley u Ham
West Berssa Jsr.e t 90 T11 ..I =
and rh l. Bergens'e S''ion Newark -
ckSoxAs Hot sp1pg. Arb 81 john W J,eie. =
Boup !acAson Of - Pas M-A' .hd "ns' ' A~
TIE anera will place til. tieaee Of HI. ry Tho. J.sI;
son 40 81 Pean b. D. Oh Iaur'e4y Feb iZ at
JAsEs-M Msr. P, w..he,i'r Co. Monday nsrpos o.
ns ~ croap STANLEY second son o. george aud Loa1s
Jsrr. sssd : ear, snd months
Faqs 90 M S MS @ Hsa ssS to %, 70
Harlem traa 70 Grand Contra DepoS
KfNG-At AorristOSn, " - on olnlAI osh hs9
in he yea be.
Re , ~ respectfully Invited to s'snd her fnnersi sn
the soa,ls Presbyterian Church Morsto~s Wenssday lA
iUst At 2:3O N.
LEGGsTT-At wescbs " T. Hannah Lessst daughter IL ~
late I.aac LeaIeu =.
Fcn,rs At Rsnd, Meeting House Wesheser Thsraay st
O'Clock.
T. SsurisT, Feb ssssS
iIue., Slss Oimsed, in the 94th year OF bis age
amilv
h. igrera THURSDAY II. IL o'clock ffos 'hrsss
Chuh Tsrrvwn Carriages sil be ia wauGg AZ tse a'pos ase
sriya! Of 10. i5 m. from Grad Central Depot
PIyCKNsY-Ou uay l0 Jennie Gessen dsaxhtss -
RsnHs Phoe5s v Ppckney aged Years sad II ops
TIE will place residence Of her ga1dpsrenb Ne
~ Ess, rSsnehL. this "wednesday Afternoon a. oe'oes
SMITH MONDAY Feb o. 1874 Wiismsearss L. o. ape
p,v CAh,rue widow smith Of fonser ssei Ia
Panra Reformed Church. foohes lhasdal n
lortess papers pease copy
The inst RO.sie Livingston Waldo ~fs q
Yr,nc waldo laughter Of the late Aosn L',assoe
Ty ends OF the family isTnei 70 auen her ene
M rhus the 18Th inst al the Csaren Of The Heavenly
Re, and Forty hihst
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
pIsLoYALTY TO SPAIN IN PORTO RICO.

DISLOYALTY TO SPAIN IN PORTO RlCo'
THAT THERE WAS NO GOVERNMENT IN SPAIN
PEARs OF Observation-Disclosures BY THE
NEW CAPTAIN-GENERAL-
HAVANA, Feb. 10.-A correspondent OF the
yos writes from Porto Rico that Captain General Primo
dc Rivera previous to his retirement from the Cover
porship sent circular letter Mayors throughout the
island in which he declared that there was no Govern
r,ent in SPAIN that the conduct OF Gen. Pavia ana
marshal s.rrano at Madrid was Infamous and that he
ronld not recognize the existing Home Government;
but he did not know whether the army in Porto RICO
,vould support him in the stand he had taken.
The correspondent complains that the loyasts nave
failed 10 obtain possession OF the archives quaFre
rccnrred between Rivera and Enre, the Segundo CaOO
and the latter refused to take command OF the
ON the SOh ult several Mayors telegrhpheu 10 fNsra
fear disturbances In tnelr Ciles pu tH
Driy breaches OF peace which nave SO m pen a on
attempt made by Alderman OF COahO 10 snoo' =" ''r
Cspta,nGeneral Rivera, in reply, sent diSpltches 10
fba Msyors holding them personally re'pohspe lo SS
isorler and advising them that the army Was retS 70
ruppress general movement against the panle peavc'
ibe Conservatives seek 10 make II appear tnt hneI'
sros marty 10 the disturbances, but private ltJttrS
from responsible parties cOmptley usprO'e 'HS' "'
The new CaptainGenera SAM has addressed fatterng
,orocamAOns TO the army and volunteers IN WlIch u m
LromlseS among other things, that tue Gems tJIeu Sn
la rpt.stahiShed Nevertheless tue JouEnoLs
SrOhioited from criucslug tho present "
ne the question of the integrity OF rrljory.
The respondent Of the Ioz auds thdt tae 10y asS
ere full Of cOnhleuce and expect thal Oapduouol"'
EAns wl visit all traitors with severe punishment
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
GOVERNNENT WEITHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WARRINGTON ID. T.. Wednesday. Fen. II Il a. m.
synoDas for the past ticehiy-fodr hours.
The barometer has fallen rapidly since Mon
day night in the Middle and Eastern states and tue
Canadian Provinces. An area Of very low pressure Is
nov central or the coast OF Nova Scotia 49,,
The temnrature has generally falen IN the MIC
d,e states and the southern States IL has risen sght
ia the North-Wes2 aud decidedly in the ONO Naey anu
lakes Michigan. Huron, and Erle. -, -,
Light sOuthrrY winds and clear weather preN3il IN
tbr southern aud Culf States, the ONO valley ana tne
North -Weat westerly winds with cloudy or PETTY
eloudy weath.F in the Middle states ana lower ltSf
region north west winds and cleaf weather III North
ern Eew-En1 and. .,.,.
Probabilities.
The storm center will pass norn-eastward near cape
Breton. ~. o...,. hui.,, .-fr i, q.
For WedEesday in Maine aud Nova Scotia, Disk wlnds
from the northeast anu northwest WIN CLOUD ana
snow. -, ~, IN. c,.,.. -. Al
For southern Nsrc England ard me Aldte Sates norm
,rsst,r, ,ot,,.fs and c,a, psrty cloudy uedfher
For tte Middle Atlantic aud sOnth Atlantic states
south westerly winds, higher temperature, ana clear
weather. a.. 49,,
For the Western Gulf States and the Ohio Valley
ssrly winds, aiSher temperature, ana generally
clear weather.
Por the Northwest, falling barometer, increasing
scuh easieriy Winds, higher temperature, aud clear o.
lArtly cloudy weather
CauiionarH signals continue at Eastport.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
over tho 20 called fnfcn Territory and ask that the
may receive your earnest consideration.

over tho socalled Tnfen Territory and ask that the
may receive your earnest consideration.
JoHN I. MARTIN.
The committee TO which this referred asked TO be
excused from forther consideration OF tho matter as
they have no knowledge Of the bill. Several trivial
claims were approved by the committee having them in
charge and ordered TO be paid. Master Ireland was
added to the Committeeon Ritual A partlarep In
regard to crop statiscst presented by the Committee
ON Good OF the Order, was approved.
At tho afternoon Master Hlnckley ofNewYork
granted leave Of absence and will return homo at
once Master Adams appoiuted as the Committee the
Centennial Celebration Saunders Of Washington. Cham
bers of Alabama, Hudson of Kansas. Wright OF Call
fornia Chase of New-Hampshre. Brown OF Michigan
and Davie OF Kentucky Pending the consideration OF
the constitutional amendments, the Grange. at p
adjourned for the day. The action Of the Grange on the
constitution and bylaws is not final, all amendments
will have to be approved by the State Oranges.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPArCB.I
One OF the proposed constitutional amendments pro-
vdes for the establishment OF district Oranges in tho
fifth degree to exceed in each county, composed
Of Masters and Past Masters OF subordinate Oranges.
and their wives who Matrons and such fourth do
gree members may be elected thereto after having
been examined to their proficiency In the work.
These Oranges shall have charge OF the educational and
trics and shall strengthen and aid the sub
ordinate Oranges represented therein Dspensations
for such Oranges shall from the State Grange ana
under such regulations the State Grange may adopt
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
Mp AVERY AND THE ENGLISH wATER-COLORs
EdiLnr O TAe Trtbune


SrR. Your London correspondent, in his
letter dated jan has done me injustice In Implying
that am one OF the art dealers who opposed to the
introduction into this country OF English waercoiors
and who induced the Treasury to reverse is de-
c.iop of last year" thereby excluding from the present
exhibition at our National Academy OF Design the col
lection of drawings recently gathered In England
by Mr.. Blackburn. II l am rightly informed the
subject not referred TO Washington Ihe
writer in your columns Of the 29th ut no doubt
correct lie stated And when 1t was sought 10
repeat the experience agau this year. the Occs o tne
Academy found That IN order 10 carry out MI BLACK
Lurn's Wishes, they would have 10 give bonds and os
snme heavy responsibilities; ana tney therefore were
reluctantly obliged TO decline" They could hardly
hove been peced do other WISE when nearly every
membcr OF the Academy has repeatedly petiioned
Conrress 10 such duties upon works OF arr as
vcnn1 amount 10 "A prohibition. have never alied III
snch an Dera disposition, Dut very mucb regret tnht
onr conntry should the only one In the WOfd when
a. unt regard art as educational necessity. AL
o,ler governments allow the Transmission or WORKS oi
r fo m n. free as air. Hoping that you VIII use the
valuable ipfnence your journal 10 DIlng aDont TINS
degir atde end, yours trnlF, nAhChL r A''"''
4. Fiftt-are., Feb. o, 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
LATEST SHIP NE MS.
For other shin Seos see Seooad rage

ARRIVED
Steamship Oceanic rl Kdiic Liverpool Jan - ,nf Qne>ns
Sofa With pass % r. G. CorAs
Steamship I:.se Bell Bstsnsn Rsanoni Cy Point 'ui Soo
Bark American Loyd Of sock'On Paris Baenos Ayr'' Dee -
CSnam'n cof London, nEeute Hong Kong Sept 20 ~'A
Brig w. Hcney (of Darlington N s.. s~Iue LasiOa 80 d.Js
sns L. staple, Coi stOcstOu Harnm,n ~
scsi Aaes Allen tnsr 1873 ,en Ba1.o Providence 1.l.'
schr Marion, Howes, Boston
sS seS 9hyo' E J..s'Cs s.s,, JoSs' co pTqy6ene, s
sebr R Lewis. Les I.IsOa Mississippi IL iaJa "ia
yellow pine.
BELOW.
ship Helen Morris Chss. Liverpool Dee lS FJbes daJa
bassL
SAILED.
Goethe ,oE H;"oTrs Sos ',re s o. LS1ioo s:
Adser Charleston Od Rc6nOai b.rk sso,:
ss.s assis: s. Fsi;s Fss::
a IL nHfSa,i, for B,iiaols; M.y Morn. Tor -
wlSD-Gan..t fresh. n vi clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Fob barb 43ne yo . ron . , s.;
Sh. so.e, .D rom % sau,o D1Hso P. B from 81 a, "a.
Lewis, from Br,shea5 Gy ssmSn from Sa'ta91 % o., Bs'
from oaare; bags Es fom Bsrb'ioesi Mary Thompson f's
FORTRESS aosRoa Feb IOThs steamship Metropolis
from for Sortot short Of coal
M % keS %SS. M.. D'salGi sss Sa Ann Be S s
Feb 5 .i%9: 5 Leo .%el AND e sa ss %
Rommel Norfolk Sailed ship shannon for Liverpool
SsTYori Sailed steamships M.n1san NewYork Sea a iS
York; " +. Blkins for Branswch n A. FsrSe, for Dsnen
BALTkORE Peb. l0Auved, steamships Berlin FROM Bremens
Wm Woodward Sewiork; Richard Willing, hom PhslepslA
Raleigh for Wlnngoa n 'oseDhas lho%o-
Whil1en, for Philadelphia scir Sale Ca
rev Cbsre,ton Kirk for jersey City Sailed bark AGoas
Ohyan. for Qnesn,toEa Kong Harold, for Sewry .
NEwORLsAS FEB l0Cleaef ship Reunion for HeEe. bsrs
Rchmou LyepOo brig Trinidad for Barcelona; ssl a,p
Dry for Providence steamship Germo the Bar bousl
out
FOREIGN FORTS.
l0AnVed this morning steamship Crescent CtS.
from New lorF
HALiVAx I0-Stesmer Nestoan sailed for Baltimore a
Canadian sailed for England today Schooner Nor
WOn arrived from Centuesos Jan IL She
had Of heavy gales since esVlg Cenfaeos
during the last ten das and blown OF three mess
during the last fnesaT ard coss
Friday but again blown off, the ve'se became ei Up snl
fed with that the nearly sank saads bad
the let OF hs water aud she uH completely
badly hostbten the captain wS
ohze the wheel hours las had no sleep of hf2
day ssdsy passed pdecE apparently that Of vss Of ~
or 80 tonl
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
Tile sIAMEsE TWINs.i

PuIApylpuI., Feb. 10.-TO-day the case
containing the bodies Of the sianese twins opened
in presence OF a number OF eminent medical men, ihe
enbamiug process has not been entirely satisfactory
In lie results owing tine tIct that when thc pou
were subjected TO the process decOmposltion WIS
already far advanced. Al tGe sIne Time ~ Is o'lir Nsu
that the IN IN points OF interest In the case viii De IHY
eldCidated by the autOpsy.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
THE INsURRECTION IN CUBA

HAVANA. Feb. 10.-Brg.-Gen' Malin' WIZ
WOO men has arrived at Manzanio from Day
., convovine tram OF supplies TO the latter
place. -, ,..,o,, ot,tho
The yo. gives details Of the plan for the INVASION
S,nico Villas distrctiwhich il says was wen Anown ="
nangsnuo traitors within the Spanish lines 9onspitaS
sth tha insnTcents 10 secure it's success IL was IN
~ hi plan that the rebel forces crossed no
Santo Intending to unite with other parties in tue Cen
fral DepHrtm
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
A SECRET INVESTIGATION FAVORED.

A
THE EXAMINERS ADMoNISHED TO HOLD THEIR
roSGurs-THR TAX OFFICE DESCRIBED AS
MINE OF THIEVES.
The members of the Examining Committee or
Board OF Audit held secret meeting yesterday, at
,ybich Alderman Ropes, Mayor Hunter. and Controller
schroeder were present The latter offered resolution
cnio,ning that until the books should be thoroughly
examined and the amount OF the deficiency IN the Tax
,ec,or,s Office ascertained. member OF the Board
shou,d communicate any Of the facts or tho details OF
wbat might from time TO time be discovered 10 the
ube or TO any reporters OF the press Tne resolution
.bnt off all attempts to get news and seemed TO
roaect upop Alderman Ropes. who stated that he had
dictated everything that had been published coming
,o,, him Controller Schroeder thought that TO say
ANYTHING at the present until the frauds In their
f magnitude should be embodied in Official form would
Ice unwsc as well unjust 10 oficala Wnat was done
,usc auently could not be ascertsined but reporter
called Later in the day upon Controlor Schroeder, who
said that from certain erasures whch had been inade
and nom certain missing entries 10 the BOOKS IL was
evident that money had stolen. and the Board OF
Audt would try nd out who stole 1t aud how IL WAS
DONE TIE Board making a cbnplete and thorohgh
ipyes;igaou and the premature publication OF what
had been done could only produce bad results.
The remarks which were made by Mr.. Ropes 10 u
Ts,nusE reporter on Monday night regarding the do
fau IN the Tax Office to have excited tho Ire Of
Collector burrows. who sad yesterday
while haze desire 10 shrk the responsbiiity fo,
ai,cn,ncies which occurred during my administration
IN the Tax Office think that Alderman Ropes places ON
nv shOuldera onus which rghtiniy ias !" sn. con'
ron 10 which rofefs WAS quptod year ago, wheh
tne Rodman defalcations were being agiatod ana tho
Conirocr then Iplained away all responsibility, as
tr a, be was concerned, by appealing TO the confused
nnd embarrassed condition of accounts In the City
Taa.urv Nv the section the Controller and Auditor
s reni,fod 10 examine and suit tho accounts OF the
Tax Collector and CITY Troasdror anauaiV' rs"orns
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

Gold .-lSsat gold q gold alley fuh' all the eqarsmsHe
scsa gold be considered honest sod 'on We" and ~ess
we'll All other proportions fail In their pensions and though Ia
IT, and carat. may tolerated they like beautiful pFasa
mixed With Vide "Ths Book Of Hall hsrta
shou 10 M STRzzrsTs STORE ssS
onIntgt no. IL st. London Rngi, inspect hs
choice gold AMI serT Eah watches c'sx~
and orouEes. Catalogue post tree
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
One Great BLESSING Of

One Great Blessing Of the facility for procsrne
carefully prepared snd resv to be -
min stere John T. Heary Co OF Nesiork hsve hss
articles which they manuiactue thr bers
tory there OF greater value 20 oades
WORN srRUr Pleasant pastaose
sold D drug sod codnty store !ohs hssst
CukgAN 90. Polreto.. and Do.sePLaer. As..toL..
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

The Washington Republican asserts that Mr. q,
CoIcoran's cara was not refused publication by tne
newspapers Of the Capital and indsed not offered
10 thcm. Then we were misnformsd. aud gladly cor
rect our mIsstatenIent.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

ignstion meetings held since the former vote have
aroused more decided opposition to the ladies. the
irst vote being % TO 80. This will probably end tho
matter for tho present
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

The MgoH.Nc' INSTITUTE Of Bc,raLo have bad sruel
,,ecs Gold Mr. s. PzAsR Of that
with appropriate letter Progress Oil Mr. Pg.E has devoted
the sueo and rdaeed the matter Of friction down 70
problem produces products iss
ther especial PURPOSES aud universally Acknowledged