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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-02-28

THE women's temperance movement
menaces Dallas.
A WIFE of this city has broken up
her husbands late hours, by threaten
ing to barn him in etligy Oh the public
square.
TEMPERANCE people in this city will
no doubt object to the construction OF
a cistern for the fire company OF their
contents is to be called "F'irc water"
AT one of our news stands, the other
day, a man, after looking through sew
eral papers, was seen at length to drop
one with q vexed air, and then to ex-
claim: "Every one of these internal
papers have something to say about
outstanding legal tenders If they
are so tender standing out, why in HI
don't they go !"
AN attempt was made to enter a
mousse ON POydras street on Sunday
night, but the would-be robber was
met at illc W iiAtON W liAC iSs,iO So'iNl
who altered his intentions by inform
ing him that she had already killed
four men who had tried the same
thing the week before, and that unless
he forthwith retired she would open
the last week in February hy making
bate for worms with him. He majes-
tically ''advanced backward"
ITwasso cold in most of The churches
on Sunday, that an increased energy OF
eesticulation was necessary with most
of the ministers TO keep warm. This
had the effect of damaging q great
many bibles, by the hamnering pro-
cess, but, then, there are large num-
Der of those books on hand, at the diff
ferent book stores, that the proprietors
are anxious to sell.
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"a CHARGE to keep | have" is the
hymn of great many ledgers in this
city.
IT was SO cold yesterday morning
that even in the "best regulated"
households n cup of coffee was drank
before grace.
TIE rate of fare on the Morgan line
of steamers between New Orleans and
Galveston is to be reduced to ten dol
lars for cabin and six dollars for steer
age passage. Cabin passage was for
mcrly eighteen and Storage tv'elvc
dollars.
WE wish to call the attention of the
public to an enterprise which is now
before them, which may result in Il
permanent benefit to our city and at
the same time add to the fortune of the
fortunate. The drawing of the gift
enterprise for the benefit of the Dallas
Library is LOW fast approaching, ana
a limited time is allowed for the pur-
chase of tickets. All we think ncccs-
sary is to call the attention Of the pub
lie to the fact. In pure casing ticket
YOU advance good cause and stand a
fair chance to enhance your own for
tune. Who shall be- the lucky man?
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L0ngEelIOw.

In to-day's HERALD will be seen an
advertisement of Longfellow, not the
great poet who wrote the courtship OF
Miles Standish, nor the great race
horse of uncle John Harper, of Ken
lucky, but simply Longfellow, the fin
est and most thoroughbred bull ever
imported into Texas. We have seen
him, and can assure the public that he
is a remarkably fine animal. He was
purchased from General Gano, 10y our
fellow-citizens, John J. Eakins, VIII
liam II. CASTOR and Jacob Nussbaumer
in order to improve the stock of the
country. We assure our friends that
he is very fine animal.
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.UI rUuU.mIlt MISUNDERSTANDING
d.uu ..u.. WU.uIrl iuuwnn.
unrmH.nWll Nu uddDn
,umImHDYud ba hmr uwu f.
putO m IuDlu. mn. Of lhc dug house
OF Moses, COnuor O. Walker and ltnd-
iue him Out ou iumm street caNycd
topul into lhr saddle. whether thc
glrtl WA uuuucI,lcd or lhn force of the
miOll ~ get into the saddle loo-cnod II
50 ~ to produce the fatality which en-
sued, Is not known, but thcsHddIe t,ip-
ping the unfortunate gentleman LOST
his footing and in falling backwards
was struck by an omnibus which at
that moment was passing and throw
ing him to the ground his head was
carried beneath the front wheel which
crushed his skull and killed him in
stantly.
A little incident which had Singh
LARRY sad connection with the character
of his death aud which transpired n
half holr before, we will relate. In
passing the HERALD Office he remarked
pleasantly, MS with harmless pride he
Strengthened himself upon his horse,
TO one of the attaches of the HERALD
with whom he was acquainted, 'you
didn't think could ride so well in
this country" (the deceased had
only been in America but few
months) and in short time after
wards, death had placed the seal of
eternal silence upon the lips of as afiec-
tionate father and as stcadfast Il friend
in Charles O'Donnell as ever lived.
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from wednesday \ Duly lleTuHl'l
YESTERDAY was too sharp to be Il
dull day.
The accounts against all of the AS
in the delinquent tax list for 1873 are
completed. The BIS come next. You
better b stirring.
WE don't know if express agents are
any more fond of fish than "any other
man." but they certainly keep their
eye open fore. o. ID.
WE will again refer to the fact, for
the benefit of certain class, that lum-
Der has fallen to twenty-five dollars
per thousand and trust that the spring
suicides will open early and hriskly
amongst that class.
THE lot next to the Episcopal church
was purchased yesterday Of McAsrs.
Hawkins d Hughes b. j. Il. MvCoA.
nell, Esq, the popular Elm street hard.
ware merchant. Mr.. Mcdonnell will
commence at once the erection thereon
of n splendid two story brick u rs $50
ONE Thousand tickets of the library
scheme have been sold, leaving one
thousand more yet to be disposed of.
As the drawing will positively take
place on the 4tii day Of March, bit a
few days Is let for those who Intend
I.,,,.ir,r IL, f.,,t I'm. Z, flu. irNa,ttt.IE
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OBITUARY.

Died in Dallas, on sun day, February S,
1874, Mary j., wife Of Thomas Flynn, and
daughter of Madison and Eliza Coleman.
The deceased was born In Todd county, Ken
lucky, on the 18th dag of August. 1851.
Thus has another flower been plucked by
the icy finger of death; leaving an aching
void In the heart OF II fond husband and low
Ing kindred. The faircst flowers are gathered
first. How sad, oil, how sad, il death at all
times, severing links which almost tear the
heart asunder, but to see one taken away in
the bloom OF life, when the first gush of
motherly owe Is awakened, taken away
from the little object Of iicr affections is sad
indeed She hath left IL in The care OF that
Father in whom her faith was 81 treat, be-
lisving that "Ne doth all tainsS for the best"
SO peaceful and pure had her life been, 'Death
had no sting" for her, and found her resigned
and willing 10 go. so kind and ainiablc that
"Nonr knew irce but to love thee,
None named thee but to praise"
But an angel was wanted in Heaven, and
She was borne away from this land offs ere
her pure heart was auilird with its tIia's and
temptations, leaving friends and loved ones
behind to sigh for her presence and mourn
her departure. Weep not beloved ones,
"Not tear should fall"
For the pure spirit fed, freed from it, earthly
thrall. She has gone in peace to the better
land and 70 her Sa. iGr, Who hath said:
"Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall
see God" NJ. j. {,
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Resolutions of NOXubec County Metii-
caI society Respecting Or. r. IL.

At meeting of the Noxubee County Medi-
cal Society, held this, the 18th day of Janu-
airy, 1874, the following preamble and resolu-
tious We're unanimously adoptcd:
WHEREAS, Our worthy member and friend,
Or. p. II. Hamilton has severed his connec-
ton with this organization, and removed to
Dallas, Texas; therefore be it
Resolved, That we yield regretfully TO the
loss OF DR., Hamilton from the meetings OF
our Society, the social circle, and profession
al intercourse, remembering his practical
wisdom in council and debate, his skill in
practice, and elevated bearing in society.
Resolved, That we cordially recommend
him to the citizens Of Dallas, Texas, or else
where, as Il skilfull, safe. experienced practi-
toner of medicine, and o man Of pndoubted
reliability, integrity and honor,
Resolved, That a copy Of these resolutions
be sent to DIR. Hamilton, and TO THE DALLAS
HERALD fer publication.
JOHN ]. SHELTON, NJ. ID.
Pres. Med. Society Noxubee Co., Miss.
o. HENDRICK, NJ. ID.
eNadtas3tw3t Secretary.
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prrnnntlors Arnlnn, siclnem.

Tho ability uf the human BODY Ia resist ihc
causes ui dlscnsc depends upun It's Nlguf and
upon the regularity with which the scNrnl
organs perform their functions. In the win
ter the most prolific sources OF sickness arc
lamp and cold and It Is Therefore wise nnd
prudent TO fortlfy the system against them
by wholesome stimulation. Hence II Is that
Ilostcttcr's stomach Bittcrs prove such an
admirable safeguard against the complaints
most common ut this season. The ingrcdl-
cnts Of this powerful vegetable invigOrnnt
comprise three essential medicinal elements
which act simultaneously upon the digestion,
the circulation, the scCfetionS ana the nerves.
iniusing strength and regularity into all. In
this way the BittctS put the body In the best
possible condition to escape mn attack OF
rheumatism, or intermittent RIVER, or inuh-
grstiOn, or biliOuSnrss, or of pulmonary as
ease Cold and damp are very depressing;
almost ms much so ms excessive heat, ana II
protective medicine Is quite as necdfui IN
winter ns In summer Ihc cohihcrcIai SIM
ulants so unwisrly taken In the form Of drains
to "kccp out the cold" have IA precisely opno-
site effect to hat produced by llOstctter's BIT
tiers. Their first result Is succeeded by u re-
action which devitaliZes ana proStrnteS inc
system; while, on the other hand The TOME
and yitnliHing operation of the great N"getn-
Bile inyigOrunt, Is not only immediate but
permanent. There is norcN ulSion. no reverse
nervous action. The physique Is strengthen
ed, the appetite increased, the bOwclH reguln-
ted, the stomach reinforced, aud those c0ndi-
tons continue. If dyspepsia or rhcuinaiiSin,
or biliOuSness, or Intermittent fever, or gem
eral debility, or nervous weakness, Is present
in the system, expel IL with this pure and
harml IS antidote, which Is not only inyalu-
able rs n preventive of sickness, but also
remedy for large class of disorders.
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Woman IS Medical Adviser, so much needed
nj fnt nj n1n mi fV-Hv H.
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Wniier 4. Npod'a HNsrsr Hnd IoHef
s.tsittUa1

Mcts. Mcdonnell & cain oro ihc
ptlom neonls for thls admirable nn.
chine. md are prepared 10 nll ordo'-
roruny quantity orlhcm. From whnl
we hear the farmers any, the wool
reaper aud mowcrl Il the best In USE,
and will run In wet ground better Than
nny other This ~ but n repetition Of
what all say who have used them
Call ON j. G.. Mcconnell, No. " Elm
street, for further information.
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jDH WORK.

We have the facilities aud the work.
men 10 do az good DOr's, nnd ut IN
low rates, rs can be done anS where
and we mean TO DO ID. BrimE your
Fine Job Work 20 TIE DaIhY HER"
ALB OFFICE, Corner OF Main an"
Lamar streets.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-02-28

Messrs. Dorman. Holman & Co. have made
this city headquarters for their Texas trade.
They are among the largest dealers in Pianos
in the United States, their ira le now ex-
trnding over nearly the entire country, and
VIII guarantee to deliver Pianos or Organs at
any point In Texas ut lower prices ana on
better terms than they can DE obtained rom
amy other house. ONCE and Warehouse, Pub
lie Square, Dallas, Texas. Call and see them.
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,1,, q. Nv. uErrx WIT

Is our authorized agent for ms Guy, WV. WIZ
power to make collections ANA solicit au ~, I'r-
ilsements aud SUBSCRIPTIONS iut ION, .Iin r",i".''
All contracts made by nm VIII y" I''"'
nlzed by this office.
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CURIOUS FAcr.-1t appears that Amer,
pride of nations, adds fresh graces and
new lnurels to her charms every year.
Her dazzling beauty, her winning features,
her swegter smilos, are causing poor ugly
man to stand aghust. Why all this modern
Improvement 1t is being whispered around
that the change is being effected BY the use
of that great female wonder, English Female
BittprS,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-02-28

Facts aie stubborn hing, and cannot he
gain~ayod. such Is the case with MaiSden'S
Pastoral Balm. 1t is IL fict That ii mas never
failed to relieve and cure every cast of Asih-
ma, Influenza and Bronchial diseases. To
prove this statement To re n fact, he has in
s.rCcied his agents 10 refund the amount in
amy instance where ii fails TO cure. For sale
by all druggiSs.
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DO IL, Stegail 81 60. for fnrili.
tNrc. f,ooi,s, stationery. creek
cry and glassware. window
shades. pictures. and aN kinds
ofIMoglialiugs. wall paper. step.
ladders. table and pocket ext
sHE'y. 2s0d.Gwtf
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is'Tft's.

The Daily BcrTaia IL now f:r'
nisI,ed to subscribers by carrier at %
cents per week. rhr paper VIII he a@-
liyerei regularly each E,orn'nE III at'
early hour. 10 amy part OF tire cLtE i''"
suburbs within 81 mite ana u sinii al
the court house Subscribers iai'ihE
TO receive their raD"r VIII Ob'igH ny
reporting to VIZ. Rasse AT tiiis Office.
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iyl5dtf
NOTICE.

No accounts against employees in she
Herald 0aicc viii. be allowed in settle
merts will, tle O..Ice unless n" order
from, flic Proprietor il given.
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Messrs. Dorman, Holmes q Co. will sell n
first-cass Piano rs low as the same instru-
ment can be bought in New York or Boston,
saving the purchaser the expense and risk
of lopg TRANSPORTATION.
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This pioneer line to Texas, having complet-
ed their great iron bridge over the Missouri
river at Boonville, are enabled TO offer still
better facilities for travel to the great North
east.
BY special arrangement, Pullman's palace
sleeping cars will he run between Houston,
Hemust Hearne, Dallas, and points on
the line of the Texas Central Railroad, to
Chicago and st. Louis, without change OF
cars to New York and the principal CONNER
cial cities OF the North and East.
This line passes through a delightful coun-
try; and, having been completed over year.
has smooth track, "A well settled road-bed,
and are enabled to make quick time with
safety.
All passenger trains are fully equipped
with Miller's patent coupler and Westing-
house air brake.
Our advice to the trseset from Texas is, to
travel via the NJ, u ~.
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TOWN lots for Sale.

Twelve lots lone block), on the principal
business street of the town of HutchinS, on
,hc Central Railroad, III Dallas county, Tor
sale at low prices. Apply l0,,,,>-n,,rrs
joins W. SWlNDELlS,
ivl5dtr Herald Office.
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GENERAL CABELL, our next mayor,
bounced in from Austin yesterday, and
struck Dallas ground solid as twenty
FOUNDER.
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L.alieS I

have received large lot of flower seeds.
Also, Il lot of flower pots at ten cents n piece.
f.b,dlw@.wlm H. HOSKINS.
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Persons visiting the city should call at the
Wareroom of Dorman. Holmes Co. ana eX-
anime their stock OF Pianos and Organs.
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NOTICE rn AnvEtsvlsrRS.

Ilcreafiernii bills for hvcTiiacnien'S
IL tI,is paper will be- collected Fn"nthiS'
unless otherwise specified in co'ir'''S'
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The ladies OF Dallas alc respectfully IN
ulted TO call ut our new warehouse ON pub
lie square and examine our stock of pianos
and Organs.
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ysr. w. n. sparkle,

or shrevoport is our authorized agent for
Lint citv, 10 whom parties desiring to adv"r-
sise in or subscribe for The HERALD are re-
,spectfully referred.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-02-28

RncGud's Lightning Hair Dye is univer-
sally used by BARRIERS as the best known.
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Dreaafn, Dpa,b.

Mr.. Charles O'Donnell the venerable
fatEer Of our worthy citizens doing
business as contractors under the style
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THE HERALD JOB OFFICE

Has been thoroughly reorganized and is
fully prepared TO do all kinds Of JOB
PRINTING. in the latest styles and at the
very lowest prices. with dispatch.
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Missouri, Kansas and Texas Hallway.

Try English Female Bltters; they cure after
all elise ltilS.
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Attention, Grangors!

Blank forms of application for member
ship to the Patrons Of lIusbnndry can b. pro-
cared at this office nj sl.OO per hundred.
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In the city of Dallas, Is offered ut r'lV"'o
sale. For TERMS inquire Of
GEO. ". BAYLOR, or
JAS. %. CRUTCHFlELD.
n.,,.,, No., q, Ig79 giBdtf
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1900 Acres

7Cl acres under fence: between fo1r and five
hundred acres under cultivation; q fine
dwelling and all other necessary eut-build-
ings; several fine springs along the creek. "A
little over one thousand acres prairie, the
balance timber two hundred acres Of which
is cedar. a good peach orchard. Two fine
running branches. The place is admirably
situated for q stock farm.
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Terms.

One-tbird or one-fouTth cash; the balance
on reasonable time, divided up 30 as 10 suit
purchaser. For further information apply
on the premises to o. B. NANCE,
+. o. Address, Lancaster, Texas.
257dlmw3In
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Ladies or gentlemen learning telegraphing
at The Dallas Telegraph Institute, are GUAR
ANrEED profitable employment when
through. Time occupied in learning,
Twelve TO fifteen weeks.
22wG EDIT. BASYE, Superintendent.
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NOOK PRINTIEG-we make speciality
- Of Book and Pamphlet Work at the
herald ONCE.
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narties desiring printing Of any kind
i should est our exiimstes.
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The Omrlal parrr oG Ihe CI'y
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Womans Medical Adviser, so much needed
by all females, only twenty five cents. Ad-
dress DR.. j. y. DroOmgoolo, Louisville, Ky.
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II. Dudley Coleman,
MACHINERY DEALER,
AND MANUFACTURER OF
Corn Mills, cotton Presses and Saw Mills
IL Union street, New Orleans
q CARD.

Agent forthe Utica steam Engine Company,
Guilc,ts Magnolia Cotton Gin, and GARDENERS
Governor.
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VALUABLE HOTEL pROP1aTi
LcOIs gATIs.
..CrutchGcld House

The well known prop,ry:Rnovn "a the
New-York tribune., 1874-09-11
THE STATE BOARD or CHARITIES.

STATISTICS CONCERNING STATE PAUPERs-PLARs FOR
THE INDUSTRIAL AND MORAL TRAINING Oh
yAGRASTs. .H
The State Board of Charities met yesterday
in Room No. So, Bible House. Among those present
were the President, the Hon. John V. l.. Pruyn the
President. william p. Lerworth; the secretary,
Dr. Charles 8. Hoyt; d.. Martin B. Anderson OF
Rochester University, the Hon. Samuel L. Millen Of
Delaware the Hon. Harvey J. Eastman Of Poughkeepse
and James A. Deraw OF Brooklyn. Dr. Edward
Hntchinsen, surgeon In charge OF 81. LHibeths
Hospital at Utica, presented plans for proposed new
hospital for that institution. Toe plans elected much
interest as they were OF novel character Tae pro-
p.scd building TO be onestored aud model in COM
modiousness and convenient arrangements. Ventilation
Is provided by exshat ue for every bed, besides
the ridge ventlators opposite windows from floor TO
ceiling and ample fresh air conduts. The plans have
received close study from DR.. Hutchinson, who has
made personal examu aion OF the principal hospitals
of Europe When 1t Is completed the Sisters OF 81.
Francis who are in charge Of ST. Ehzabeths Hospital,
hope have the best hospital wards IN the State. Dr.
Elisha Harris gave bis views the construction OF
hospitals with respect to sanitary and ecoDonic con-
due. OF them and said that the plans OF Dr. Hutchinson
had his entire approval Tue discussion was prolonged
TO considerable length by Dr. Anderson and Others
After some time spent iu transacng routine business,
the subject of inquiry into the causes OF pauperisn
was announced by the Secretary who made report Of
lc counties Of the The Secretary also preseneda
report rcatHg to the operation OF the act with regard
TO the care of State pauper The act went into opera
on Oct l. 1873 and the report was made up TO Sept s.
ls7l During time 626 paupers had been committed
10 the 1--WE designated State alms-houses Canton IS
Delhi, IA Albany, 81 Yophank SufolkeCounty, 2o ana
Buffalo, 24s OF this number II had been discharged IL
provided for by adoption otherwise. 50 sbseonded
transferred to other institutions, S45 sent 20 othe a
where they had legal settlement or 70 ifienas a,n
to support aid In supporting them, and
IS now under care. .,...tson In he
DR. Elisha Harris presented commupcsh., -, -, ~.
hsIt ~ tha Prison Association the suo)eet o. tno
Entertainment of system Of warehouses ~ TINS sssss
for the ipdustra al and moral training y. lno
wss received and was tue cause OF con-
SIDERABLE dscass.or ss 70 Copmttee Of the Board
IL Of confrrriDe with Commlttee Of the
ns p which has the subject under eonsfd-
Inson visifias Committees were appointed Tor tho
SsSrnt counties the STATE under the law OF is1s An
a,scussion had In relation 70 the Importance
sssmo Ting parper children from the eyii innuenae -
| whioh tSsY arc subjected IN eeanv peeshsssaA
New-York tribune., 1874-09-11
THE MUNICIPAL BOARDS.

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND APPoR-
TIoNMENT-sHARP PASSAGES IN DEDATE-DoCK
BONDS AUTHORIZED.
A meeting of the Board Of Estimate and
Apportionment was held yesterday afternoon in tho
Controllers Office IN the Courthouse. All the members
Of the Board were present Tho Controller said he
needed more appropriations for carrying on the business
OF his Department. He had been obliged from lack OF
funds to reduce the wages OF his regular clerks ~ per
cent and suspend his temporary clerks. While clerk
for keeping the books OF The City Record received
salary OF t his clerks had less wages than those OF
any other department The Mayor then offered reso-
luton like that adopted az last meeting authorizing the
transfer OF 10000 from uncxpended appropria-
tons OF former years The motion was lost
the Mayor and Controller voting In favor and Messrs
Vance and wheeler against It. The Controller offered
communication from the Board OF Education IN refer
snss 10 school ct West Parma II voted 70 send 70
New-York tribune., 1874-09-11

Another match added 70 those that VIII tko
place an the Fail meeting the National Rne Assoca
on II is for eguar representatives OF any
periodicals. weapon any military rine m t NV
The prizes are: gold badge, ESQ; fishing tackle out.
IT. to be seleeted BY the winner. presentea py eS
enyder) s5: fine gold and silver mounted
reyoyer in case. tpresented BY T. b. Fish co.. go:
silver badge ta gold pen holder aud ease, W. ,sa o
yer badge, tS; silver badge. shVer oauso' W. s''
pen and holder, t5 gold pen, w.