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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-11-27
Estev Organs.

EsTEY ORGANS SOLD AT THE NJ. e.
II Parsonage, Albany. on the most iavor- s
able terms. The ESTET ORGAN mas a peen
pronounced the best by the most coInLs;I iILt;I
you have seen and heard these beautlfui
instruments. l. NlLcO->'
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-11-27

The table of Sewing Mncl1iife Sales for
1878 shows that our sules last year ann
ounted to .S2,ff4 two hundred ana
orty-four} fNachincS, being n large llI=
crease over the sales of the previous year
t1s72.
The table also Shows that our sales EK-
caeea those Oflny other Company. Tor
the period named, by he number OF II3.
g1s EsacEsiness or nearly double those of
any other Company.
1t may be further stated that the sttlcs
of ts7:;, as compared with those of 1872,
show a relatively larger increase, heyond
the sales of other piri<ers, thai OF any
Fer instance in 1872 we sold 5000 more
Machines than amy other Company, where
as in 1873 he safes were
TI325A Machines iH Excess of our
Highest SOnEDS EttOr.
These figures are all the more remark
able, for the leason that the sales OF the
their. sales in 1872: whereas. as has
been shown, OUR salcs have largely
increased.
The account OF sales Is from s'rG,'1 returns
made to the owners OF the sewing Machine
II will hardly be denied, tint the superi-
demonstrated ut all events that their
popularity in the household is unqnes-
tioEablc.
Name of No Sold.
sIn. Maaina s5f ls!2 sa In PecIssss r. ss
W. s w. Mfg Co.. III GS5 10, 100 De. 81, ,Se,S
Domestic s. NJ Co. 49,554 40,fH - $40
Grover & Baker Co. ~ ,0I0 36.l79 g 1881
Weed s. u. Co...... f2,f4+ 2l.769 6 2o,655
Wilson :. N. Co... 3.Gt6 2l,24T . ,f19
How Machine Co. mo rc:url:S.l
Wilcox " gibbs Co - $50 15.SSl Sc HIS
American Il. Fl Go. 1880 lI,IS2 - 4.14S
Florence. s. NJ. Co. Ij,793 $3.50 6 6,s33
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO,
81 Union Square, New York.
'EETgTS EsESOTKEFIEES
Agents, Afbony, oregon.
aprllTS4
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-11-27

Said one girl to another this morn
ing, as they were going to school.
''We're too early; wen have to loaf
around until the doors are open. =
loaf around!" replied the other.
that's not a pretty expression. .
''Wcll, I'd like to know said the re-
proved girl, chow l am to learn to
talk proper, when | have three big
brothers harping about chin music,
cheese it, 'whoop 'cm up that is
not your racket, and all that sort OF
talk all the time.''
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-11-27

DISASTROUS ENDING OF y CIIART-
VAIL Etiite a large party ofthe youth
of South Bend, Ind, who feel called
upon to congregate before the abode of
every newly y-narried pair and conduct
themselves like a delegation direct from
the Internal regions, had assembled
before the residence of Mrs. William
Dufrees. on Wayne street, that city, a
night or twoagO, to ''bell' her daugh-
ter and Marshall G. Ur1uhart. who
had just been married. The hideous
screnade was at its widest. when the
crowd, intent Ou nothing but the bust
ness in hand, was stampeeded by Il
deluge of water, poured in at short
range from hydrant less than q hun
drek feet away. They went down
like a set Of tenpins before clean
sweep. As fast as they could recover
they fled down Wayne street, leaving
their tortrTing musical instruments
upon the field. But a second detacll-
ment OF hose boys had clapped length
Of hose TO the hytlrant at Wayne and
Franklin streets, and as the yanquished
serenaders, Soilcd and streaming from
the first onsiaw, came up, they We're
again sent to tie grass by another
waterspout. They escaped over fences
and through the alleys, looking more
like drowned rats than human beings.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-11-27

trAHA1EsS &GFGstMn at IAAHb
LIST OF GIFTS:
One Grand Cash Gift .&GS9. G0O
One Grand Cash Gift ...--.. 100000
One Grand Cash Gsifd..... $4,000
One Grand Cash eifft...... $4,000
One Grand Cash 9iift..... $4,000
) CASH Gifts, $40 COO ca 100, GOO
IO<'aSll Gifts. e4 900 en- 10000
T5('ash Gifts, 10, 900 ca 10000
20CasIl Gifts, 5000 ea 100 900
% Cash lifts, 1000 es 100000
30 CseSss Gifts, 5000 esa 10000
5OGash Gifts, 1000 ea 100000
100 CASH Gifts, 1000 eR 100000
80 Cash Gifts. 500 en- 100000
500 Cash Gifts, loo ea 10000
19,OOOCaSll Gifts, 80 ca $4,000
Grind total 20, 900 Cash Gifts 2. 500, 900
PRICE OF TICKETS.
whole Tickets 5000
Tenth. or each csIEsOm. 5.Ob
III Whole Tickets lOr....... 5OO.OO
2354 Tickets aOr.............. 100000
For tickets and information,
Address,
THOS. E. RRAMLETTE.
Agent and Manager.
Public library building, Louisville, hy
7n6w
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-11-27

Drawing Certain at that Date.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-18

oerbten Menidsn, Die iOIden &aub periu-
den baben feline Surdt Dor Gott, feline
Gbrfurdt Dor ieinsr Stride, feline a4!uns
fir ibr gisentbum. Wofir iie Gbrfur4t,
Deer wenigitsns IdtunS uno 6urdt ba.
ben, bas 1T fir Cure Stimmen; benn eur4
bielelben famen Tie in Ma9t uno Steauns,
Die es Sbncn erm6slidte nod Dem pirtli.
DE Sersen Der Stride gu itoben; ibre be-
fedten, blutissn, iatrilesii4en Sdnoe, on
ben gemeibten, p;rpunoeten, perltiimmel'
ten, mpItiiaen &orper Seiu gu legen.
(g8ir %slpeifsln oh bieie IeBten Safe ri4'
tis luieberscseben iinb.) Sic fiblten iei.
men Yuls, maben senau feline S9ldse, II.
lie beitimmten 10, luie melt lie geben oiirf1
ten unb nidt peiter. gs sinsen Gmifare
in Die &auRdoen, in Die Wertitdtten in Die
@aitbduier uno auf Die 6ifentliben Yldbe
UNI Die bffentlide Weinuns gu MAIDEN uno
Dem @orltanb Oes Gomites gu beri4ten,
bamit man wiiie, ipel6. S6ritte su tbun
leien. Sdttet ibr (4atbolitcn) seseist, oab
gud biels sesen 8Ottes Stride seridteten
Streide miBfaasn piroen, wiiroen oicie
2eute ME aud nur einen einSlgen Iu9en=
bid seoa1t BADEN 81 tDun, mas lie tbaten.
Sbr ieio psrantmortli1 fir oas, mas ge'
i6eben lit, nod ben Worten bes GrlOlers
User nidt fir mid 1T, 1T segen MIDI"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-18

fentIiden eduIen,3 iast bic ~Simes'. Sc
iupbl, aber Die Grfabrun9 benefit aud, eab
ismebr bas Spftem 6ortidritte ssma9t
bat, ie meter ino mir BON ben mabren
Soeen oes trsisn Staates %absetommsn.
@ewiB miro bic LINES" ebeniO lebr als
mir aud bic Sugenben Der Ydter Der Sc.
public bepunbsrn iene Burger bo1adten
oeren bDdftes Gut bic pabre 6reibeit NOR;
nit uns mub iis Den idlidten 6rauen, absr
suten Mittern &sipect Solen oeren 5ahI-
rsihe Sbbns lol9 Elm Staatspelen uie oie-
ie Republid sriinoen fonntsn. llnb bod
CAB Is ,u Der Set Reine Greiidu u.
ionoern nur eionelIe
Sdulen. llub beute, beute baben mir
has Grsiidulipfem in pcler 9litbs
uno mas lins uniere Staotsmdnneri
Sdwinoler burd Die Yant! limo Die 8ar.
serg Sdtts bic MsbrsabI nrd einen Gun-
Ten Der SSee N arer Sreibcit mir fdns
ben penig 9ertbeioiser zines Sespo.ismus.
Der bic Sreibsit Der Samilie unO Der Cons
FELTON, uutsrsrdbt. Sat Die Zines" ldOH
barber nah9eoabt, wie plel SdulS Die
UietINYuttH otuU tuYtH, pub va UuittSt
anf Dem Sterbeetat Der VOitcr ltebtg Hun
mir boben ia oas Sreiibu!ipItem, bic be.
item S4ulen Der @elt!
llsbrigens wunSert es uns nibt, baB bic
Zines" als Republicanerin 10 marin fur
oas 6reiiGu!ipitem a%uitritt, lisst ss bod
in Der Ratur Der Sa1e. SIT es bod Die
GENERALIZATION. bic 3eritOruns ituutli9sr II.
inbipioucler Sreibeit, Die ,i Den Granola.
gen Der republitanii9en Yartei scbOrt. Wis
aber Elm Slatt, wit Der beige Rational
Democrat" bas SreiI9ullpitem OILS 8 e.
ocra at pertbeioisen fam, bas besrei.
fen mir nun nidt nannte er bob iingt
oas 6reiibnlipitsm. Die einjiss o.
crati de Initalt, Die nod bier in Der
Republic bsfe6t. Sum jeOer bat ieine Nm
li1t, Die Zines, u. Der National Demo
erat" bic cine, bic .&aSetts" Die anbsrs.
Sie einen lieben republitani1t
2nedtldaft, Die snbere iuabre . emsera.
I d 6reibeit Die einen tdmpfsn fir bic
Staatsreli9ion bes llnsluubens, Die on.
bern fir Die burd bic y. ct. Contribution
9arantlrts reli9iOie Sreibsit!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-18
2si(6of 9eaneGep i6er oas 2ie6t
oer STRIDE in 25etreff Der grSie.
6ana.

Der bo4piiroi9lte Si0ceian Sii9of
Ssnneiss belt am uOrpersansenen Conn
tasc in Der bieIi9en gatbeorals cine jener
preoi9ten. Die inn si9en iino. ii@ bur9
S4dric Ser 2Osit uno cine elOquente Be-
reolamtsis aasyidnen. Sein Sebt mar
aus Watbdus XII. 30. .8er ni6t iir
mid 1T, 1T Scssn mid" 3usi Womente
Rnb es, Die bel eisIer 8eoe in's @etpi4t fal.
len, bas 8edt Der Rirds unb nidt oes
Staates auf Die graisbuns ibrer ainber
nnb bic taselnSen @orts in Ystrsf oes in
DUBUQUE am &ir&snsuts Deriu9ten 9isb.
fables.
So uns Der Haam manset bic san,s
9rsSist wisosr ~ ssbsn 70 lbsri.ben mir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-18
CarrsRonosy Der lufsmb. Wgstt..
Oes Moines, 8. WtdrS 1874.


.giner 2iss ioll INNER cine g8abrbeit
su Vrunoe llegen,~ iagt man auf Sielen
GrlnoiaB bin, tabte tpobl man1er, oa6
bic in Ole OeHentlI9teit binausgel6leuoerts
Yermutbun9 BON Der Sbeiluns Der 0i5eeis
Soipas unb BON Der grnennung zines neu.
en- Yil9ofss, uno losar einss oeutl6en, fir
Den nsu erri6teten Y.idoisiib, oob ni6t 10
gang uno gar aus Der 2uft gegrlifsn lei.
lno nit &edt bat man pobl 10 9eoa6t.
Die YorSei4en bdufen li4. Don orr 3uiam.
msntunft Der bo4wuroisiten YihSie Der
2~ir9enprOpinj ct. 2ouis ON IL. Mdr; in
lelb,Ser 6tabt permutbet man nit 3uper.
li1t, oab weitere Sdritte in Der obgenanns
ten Mnsele9enbeit 8emadt wurbsn; basu
bort mon BON psridieoenen unb baau mid.
tiBsn Q;elen iber eben oielelbe 6rage be-
beosutun9spOa miuteln. Sierorts lteisi
wObl nod bin un0 lpieoer elne na6ieitli.
DC. idwade 3ateie bon Der nsuli9en BE.
ipe9an9 in Den bunteln Simmel Ger fabel.
baiuen G%rwartun9en in bic SDbe, Sas III
Niles. Snoeiien erftGrtt unlsre SDfinuns
uno balb t0nnen mir Soft nit iroblodens
Dem SerSen fir feline Site Oanten, Dap ss
anoers fam.
0as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in Greiton.
Union &c., 1T bas erite uno einsise ieinsr
Dirt in Den Der. Staaten, i%niOfern IS BON
iriidsn Batter bisies Orbens g~eltiftet it,
iasten uns bic Dfentliden Sldttsr; bas
wGre~ ieoenfals taratteriltii6 iir Die Sir.
9cn8elai4te Sopas.
BON nsu ju erri6tenoen tatbolii9en
S1ulen lauten aud ermutbi9enos 8eri6ts
Elm. 60 ioa Der bodw. S. Saroins in
WaibinstOn, SO. balo Sduli9weltsrn be-.
tommsn. Srlbtr bat Der Den iebr i60nes
9ebrau4 sebabt quite tatboliihe Bidder
unter Den Rlnoern circuliren 81 lailen. SaS
quite Ysiipiel Der nabselesenen 9anoges
meinos SaOens in Setreti OR GrDifnuna
elmer tatbOliiden S6ule l6sint piel gum
isBsgsn, geipiB lobli9en unternebmen bei-
Selragen ~ BADEN, so ltebt Dem Serrn
Srommenl4entsl in Mari6altown in nd9.
tier atdbe aud cine t0tbO. i6e S6nle in
IusR1t; oaju tie Iu lb : ia bolj6.
S3uIs IN ct. Warp's, gSarren So. se.
rs1net, brlnsen mir Die 3abl DER fatboli.
l1en Shulen in Soolers Olrettorium BON
5s auf 81, bIeiben nod INNER genug ba
su errldten, wO Yrielter ltatlonirt iino. %
lbre 3abl li4 aui 80 bclduit. Is lit Der
lanl9lte Wuni4 ocs bOAwiroi9lten Serrn
Sl9Ofs, luie er es bel ielnrm Jaitsn Der.
OrOnun8s: Glrcular ~ange9eben, uno penn
Die Sa9e nit sleiAem @llsr betriebsn ,uirb,
tpie tex ieBi9e, 10 miro DIE tatbolii6e 4ir9e
obne 6sbl III Der ~tiefiten uno lOmit in Der
Saupnwnrssl oieics Sabr unsnoli9 s%ritar.
len.
Die Ssuti6en &atbolitsn in Gltab,r,
Glapton 50. So, io0en cnsrsii4 ana
s8srt ssbsn. cine oeutide.tdthOlIlde Sir.
DE az 8rinoen. Ser Ses WOinss
.Staats. auseiser" ipridt oapon, els mir.
be oisielbs nod BEN nolens-volens Gruno.
iabs sebaut. Wb9ts uobl Jim
u. ". 6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-18

Am IL. b. 81. tuaren IL giidOie uni
General : 0ieare Der &ir9snprOpin5 ct.
2ouis, III ct. 2ouis periammelt nm iiber
peri4ieoene anselesenbeitsn bes &irden.
~Ipreugels Su berathen.
IS liest in Der Natur Der Sa6e. bab
Die 3eiultats Der 8eipredunssn nidt Dor
Der Gntidsibuns bes b. Stublss in bic
OeHentidtsit brinssn peroen. 98ie je.
bod psrlautet, iol Die grridtuns neusr
Rir9enpropinSen. Der grbebans Der Di0.
eeie Mtilwautee sur Gr3bi0eeie, Sbsiluns
Der 9i0esisn BON ct. QauI unb Dubuque
uno 8sisbuns oes pacanten Stublss Der
OiSesie @reenbap. @ssenfdnos Der 1Gs
banblunsen s%spsien iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-18
Qatbpliiacr 6irhcn Ra~leneer.
misunderstanding Der ISL
6erdren."

Der Staat, Dos iinb mir 2ib.raleu.
Ill.
Ser 2ibsrale lit gum &esieren seboren.
Ser Satbplit lit seboren I'M Steuern 81
besablsn, als 8%anonenfutter su oienen, oosr
Die &ranfen su pfesen.
LII.
Oie Sitter Der Stride uno Der @Obl-
tbdti9teitso nItalten rauben, bsibt Dem
6taate oieje Sitter Snriideritatten.
~.
ais 2iberaler bleibe slei6 fern ben 2a=
tbolifen, Die Yrinsipien baben, pie ben
G~pmmuniiten, Die Geliite mad beinem Gi-
sentbum besen.
Ser pabre 2iberale tennt nur elm ei.
ssnss SHtsrelie. ionit 'einss.
Sober 3atboIit mag er aud bas BUILDER,
pie Der Mon9 S6parS oosr Elm g8eltip.
fem. mie Gopernitus e~rfunoen baben, Gin
Si1ter ME Oante, Elm Sdriftlteler ME
BsVuet, Elm Staatsmann pie &idelieu,
elm 9enfer wie Der bl. Nusuitinus uno elm
Rebner wie Gacoroaire jein, lit ihon oa=
Snr4, baB er Elm Ratbolif 1T, elm Oummt
iopf.
VII.
ale Helisionen, CUTE unb bOIe, iinb nur
SertaneesIhpdhen. Der intelligence 81
berale bstet lid lcIbit on uno lit sr ON 9tus
Der. ldbt er aud ben Staat anbeten.
VIII.
Seoes fatbolii1e Bolt unb ieoe tatbolis
ide Xesieruns 1T gum Yerfa0 perurtbeiIt.
Cine liberale Hegierun9 9ieBt unenoli4e
Dobltbaten iber bas Bolt aus. (Siebe
6panien, StaIien 'e.)
TX.
Ser Suoe beu9t ji1 Dor Der 8unoesla,
be; Der @briit Dor benz 4Qerbeiliglten !; Der
liberale Dor benz @elos.
X.
Ser 2iberale bat feline @ranbldbe.
Ssrtoren beiBt bel ibm aufbauen.
XII.
R.Iigionsfreibeit beltebt oabrin. bab man
feine &elision bot; bic anbern aber aud
an Der Iusibnn9 ibrer &elision perbinbert.
VII.
Das @eleb 1T bas abiolute 8s9t.
~
Der Staat in Der urqusl allies &ebtes.
Rotirlibes ober 9ottlldes &e6t gibt es
ni4t. Ser Batter bat nur bas Redt feline
2inber Sl srSieben uno Die &ir4e ibre See.
k ~ retten, ipenn Der Staat IS erlaubt.
XIV.
Sic Sittli9tsit bsitsbt BARN, bab man
aHes tbun fam. nur bari babel man ni9t
nit Dem Strafseiesbua in Conflict tommsn.
XIV.
Ser edte 2iberale tbut LIBERAL, al5eit u.
beiieoer @ele9enbsit allies. mas mOsli4, benz
&atbslifen Sinoerniiie in Den @e9 su lesen.
Der quite 2iberale Ipmpatbpiirt nit alien
2ebern sesen ole Ydbite uno ale Seorid-
ten, tpenn iie tatbolii9 iinb. gr 1T Die
Stibe a0er Resierunsen, tuelde Die Srei-
belt unterSraben, penn tie u Die .elisiole
Sreibeit p.rni1ten. gr lit baber fir bic
&ufsn. sesen Die Yolen; fir England se-
gen Srlano; fir 9ismart uno gesen
Oetsrrei9; fir Stalien sesen Yius TX. ;
u. I. u. ; er i&warmt fir StaatsiduIen ;
tdr SdulSuans &C.
XVI.
GOrti4ritt 1T Der psriooii9e, epise uno
unenoIi4e umiturs.
XVII.
unterriht obne Relision nnb Woral er-
rettet Die @elt. SObalo DER Yiir9er idbi9
1T Bldtter, ipie ole Days Doings" ooer
~Harpers Weekly" su leien uno er Die
pptbOsoraii9e Gle!sbriide tennt, 9ibt es
feline MOrOer, feline Siebe, tein Greoit mo-
bilisr, feiu Yacific GiienbabnI9pinoel, tein
&inbesmOro mebr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-18

Der Bo&w'te Ni(Gof &rok pos
Sapanab. in Georgia, bat DE SsiuitsR
sinsdabsn lid in ieinsr Si0esle nHb ,rSx.
laHtn. Gin 4ioltsr oss Orosns is1 10
AuSufta ssitiftst tusrbsn. Wlit elmer sutss
6Aals psro slei@ Der @nfans ssma@t.
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-08-01
HON. J. R. WEST,
SENATOR FROM LOUISIANA,
BEFORE THE
CHAMBER or
New ORLEANS.
JULY .20lA. 1874.

Senator J. r. WEsr-
am much obliged to you, gen
tlemen, for your fattering recep'
ton. Before I proceed to say any
thing to you upon this subject, ]
have a word to say to tas presiding
officer of this body. Since I have
made the agreement to come here
and give you a statement Of the leg
islation that has TRANSFERRED in Con-
gress, with reference to the accom-
plishment of an outlet for the Mis-
sissippi Rivor into the ocean, I have
been made aware that OF least at the
suggestion Of members of the cham
ber, other gentlemen who hold op-
posing views to those I have seen
proper to assume are here and ex.
pect to be heard. To this, I can
have no possible objection. Icourt
and invite the present discussion
upon this question. But I submit
TO the chamber, and I would like to
have their action in the premises,
that if what I have to say is to be
controverted here by those holding
opposite opinions, then. according
to all parliamentary usage and
courtesy, I shall be afforded the op-
portunity to close the debate. If
this is the understanding, I will
proceed.
President S4SDpen-
Idon5 ss2ow that there is any
understanding upon this subject n
all You are invited here to speak,
and may occupy all the time you
desire. ldont know that there are
sny other persons here to speak to-
nlght If those members of Con-
eresaI who are present desire to be
heard, Of course they may be heard
also.
Senator WEST
lido not wish to have any other
understanding than this: That ac-
eording to The usual courtesy in
such cases. I shall have an opportu-
mtg to close the debate if there is
to be q debate.
Psesideat gAxD1poz-
Will you allow me to cav that
tal' meeting has not been called for
oeoate' It IL to hear your state
mentaas . Senator from Louisiana
"'ta reference to this question.
SA"'"s WEAT-
H. Precedent and gentlemen, I
aoQld not have made the statement
aat did. had I not seen a letter
no. The presiding officer Of this
coa'nber. addressed to a colleague
~n'ne IN the House, inviting him
% % present and perhads you
"oad be glad to hear from him.
PRESIDENT Sxxp1pex-
addressed such o communica-
.0a myself. as the representative
aod President of this Chamber to
" gentlemen who are your COL
,rSeaes in the Congress of the
'D''eas States. They were requested
The New York herald., 1874-12-08
SUICIDE In wESTOAEsTER.

He Gives HIS Body for Crema mation.
On Sunday morning the inhabitants OF the little
village OF Centreville in the lower portion OF
Westminster county, Westchester township, we're
thrown into considerable commotlon by the ind
Ing OF the body OF stranger, apparently about
nfty-1ve years OF age, in q wood belonging TO q
resident named Frank Divine. When discovered
the body was in q sitting posture the back braced
nrmy against the trunk Of q tree, while the left
hand Qrasped discharged revolver, the contents
OF which mad entered the head Immediately behind
the right ear. In hts pockets were found no money
or valuabies, only o slip OF paper, on which had
been written with INK the following Words
MY name Is Jules Parn. No money have no friends
Lfe zone out fake my body for cremation
JULES PARTN
The deceased was neatly and comfortably dressed
IN dark brown coat. black vest, light pantaloons,
felt hat good boots, white overshirt and colored
dergarment His whiskers were very long and quite
gray, also his hair. Where he came from remains
mystery, ana no one remembers having seen
him but resident OF the hamlet named 0Nell, at
whose house he called on Saturday morning for q
glass OF water. a. the same time remarking that
that was all he wished. After an inquest had been
held she body was inferred by the town authort
tieG
The New York herald., 1874-12-08
BROOKLYN TAX oFPIOE DBFIo1ENCIBs

The Board OF Audit made their annual report Of
the result OF their Investigations to the Board OF
Aldermen yesterday afternoon They find that In
their examination OF the affairs OF the present
Collector Samuel Burrows deficiency Of
$4,163 81 occurs. or this sum 81, 129 81 was
caused by retaining payments on accounts Of
taxes, the amounts recelpted for not being en-
tered in the cash or returns Of the same made
to the city or county. The Deputy Collector, A.
w. H. Gill, was arrested upon the discovery OF
this deficiency. During the administration OF Mr..
Isaac Badeau, from July l, 1866. to July !, 1872,
deficiencies amounting to $12S, 29l Al were discov-
cred, and OF this amount ,73S "a was traced to
Captain A. W. Ii. Gill. During the administration
OF ex-Colector Drlggs the Board Of Audit found,
from July !, 1850, to July l, 1866 deficiencies
amounting IN the aggregate to $23,749 SO. The
Board takes occasion to bear testimony to the
valuable rendered BY Mr.. Burrows IN their In
vestgatons OF the department. He surrendered
all claim to duplicate and over payments on ac-
count OF taxes and assessments, well as all
other items which seem to have been considered
perqutstes by MS predecessors, and the manage
ment Of winch ne personally assumed. Ot the de-
Aciencies In Mr.. Burrows accounts but $33 can be
ascribed to clerical errors. The remaining
s. l20 81 seem to be traceaDle to. and caused the
arrest OF, an old and trusted subordinate.
The New York herald., 1874-12-08

power IT'S exercise IN uisryvuon or yne
CIT, Court Brooklyn and the action OF that in
the exercise Of that discretion not ,he subject Of
view in the Court In more cases In which wo
have thought the Court OF original Jurisdiction had
power, we have reversed In the orders and remitted
the proceedings To the end that the proper
Court might exercise the discretion the law had
vested in II. In these cases Il appeared by the
order ana record q the Court tha, the decision Of the
want Of power here We have not The RECORD evidence
The motion at special term was denied for want OF
power aud for otter reasons stated showing concia
sivey that the relief not denied solely upon the
ground that the Coart had power L, grant IL The
clear from tho OF order thar the
Judge doubted whether the Court had power the
information TO be furnished; out IL had the power,
had been made for the exercise of the
power If the opinion referred 70 the same conci,
sion viii be arrived The Judge had evidently great
doubts and inclined to the opinion that there
OF power, but was also of opinion that
IL not a proper for the relief II the power
listed The crder at the General Term surely srms the
order without assigning declaring the reasons and
not appearing that was affirmed any other reason
II the tact that II was affirmed under the statute by
divided Court which y not stated in ths order the
would be the The facts giving this Court urisdic
ton OF the appeal must appear by the record They do
not appear IN the case am for the dismissal Of the
appeal
concurs in the opinion OF Judge Allen