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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-12

DEM SYLVANIA RAILR OAD.-THE
II GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL koOI
Trains leave NeWfork, Ton foot ofDebIostes and CohH'
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh west and South with Pull;
Palace Cars attached $3.50 and $3.50 y IA sunday A1'
For WiIimport Cory and Bhe for Wifi'm'
port o.: 80 a. NJ connecting at Philadelphia. n
Fof Baltimore Washington, and the South 81 s4o m ara D.
E,ps,s Tor Phisd,lpha $40 $50 1890 81 $40
o. NJ and IL night Sunday o, 6l0 $50 and p m EDrans
PoT Trenton a. 72o H.; q &lO aud 6l0 Sunday 8;l0
W, y.,.t at, g. $50 1920 TAO. g. o. 10 II an; u m,
l. q 23O BIO $40 4:l0 4:3O 3, b3O, 5;4O o. OiO oi3V'
1870 $40 10 ll:30 and IL nghe oaD1T '-o ''Ao'
PoI Kllstt.I, G, $50 1920 7:4O g. g. 10 H. !? M
J. 2 23O $40, 3:4O, 40 4:30, $500, b;4O 9iW 9fSo'
1880 40 10 1880 H., and IL night s"'''' Wv Wv
For RAILWAY. g. $50 1920, s. 10 N, y MI 2 23o &lo;
$40 s;l0 4:3O 5;2O $40 $40 63o $40 10 pm and liz
| tight Sunday. 5:20 and $40 p m. 49,, a
f Woodbdge Perth AmbOy aud South Amboy and ~ M
F New broS.S,el 20 and H. y H. Q, $40 1880, 500
| odO y H. and l2uifht Sunday, 6:lO p m.
| For lat aii.ioDe a. ~. II noon. ana $50 pm
| poI daMbsIiulIe and Remington. $50 a. H. and T. M
| nlsbnrp AID Beyfiere, 8 aud IN o. ID, ..,
| HSO .; M 1880, 2, 3. 10. a. ard $40 IL
| ," Freehold 7i2O a.. IN. 2 aad 4 D. IN. .
| H., PENN sSsk -na sqq.a goa H. thd p NJ D .
ii'h Hnw a. olessi-Fron Pittsburgh G50 IA j: 20 AID
coo " oAH ll5b a. daly, except Monda,. fom Ws'htg
ion ara Bslnmo. 900 IN 6l5 and 1927 sands, %
| llt5 IN. 2l5, 5l5 Cos s!I4 i027 y N. sabasy 49,
| 6i01, 900, ] 20 o. M aud 1927 ?. m
and foot Of Dbrosses Pm grant Ticket
Al GA.,ATT General M.asse '0'D '' ''' ''''''" "''
LIMITED STATES GOVERNMENT Minis
~ ten FesssI Couaes, Senate
s' Committee Of Senate sne House re. TRIBUNE ALMANAC
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LED AsTRAY.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE MN
"A YORK TRiBuSE VIII Bk RhCSlNEp AT ihh lttOM y
OfPIcIs 81 ~ wet ibrs'-Ss,ai1i, or o' " -
Txs 500 "a IN
uARLkM or FIiE No 33s6 furs,c he,ae'n oneh
,,,n AMI lfde hs sno a tnr IEvohlS
BRAH,U OPvCF No 323 wahnsioa" r'ii ooof 4" I'd. Pos"
gnxs ~ \ 4 No "A "aass '-'~-
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

-. 40. -. - sts.'.'''s'. - a,
Fne W's'''''' ,,au pIN-A , a.. Few, t.Sl
we" ",t... l,sno 4.u2 Hell Gate feT''' ''''
HleH v"ss rSN ~ 30 Hen Gsu Ferry t'2e
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Ghantes tor Snslness tflen

Optional CAPITAL procured for mer-
"a chants Others mining interests negoultel
lcfsOs Nth capital seeking hus
advised orspprovei opportunities References wilcox Uih1s
Theodore Stlres 20 Pe4rlst CIRCUS
CAKIETON CO Financial and Business Agents o. Broadway
NRVG STORE-For SALE-A first class
DRUG STORE ven situated leading town, doing
tooi eoo selling that means business
this Opportunity. Brady Co 3Ol West 5Oth'st
NIEW-YORK STATE GOVERNMENT, 1874
IN ana list 4 SHEBFFS aud COrNTl CLERKS q he STA =
% ORK il THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC foT 1874. Pnoe 20
cents
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nal

'hs bkST ssi MOST AGREBABLE TONIC Introduced to'
~ roie Of In'e Gers Appetite IN
oaht Recommended To- - purity nv ths Food )ours Arthur il
h"s~h a. u WeutseIth L. Eeoa, D. g. =. v 4. u
~ n a, a: sob 6ro,er.. All CLomss large
''uss n be~srC 81 Prepared bt
GCODAIL bACEHCVsk Co.
Iced. kuyias6.
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iER' WALLACE 4 JENNBY.
Pu lSSI+ y cu e "a DECREE of the HIGH

PURSUANT TO a DECREE of the HIGH
lsnA. 1873 l. IA ." ~N'"''' N''A"0'' ~" "4'
eT,aiofi Of GEORGE JOHNSON Of Msed House n the
'p % 9is hugisn WHO died
~ =" OF o me S ca March 1874 By post prepaid 10
hf Oa!lus b"le NOoleT Of
BAN csha me solicitor Of tn the erecoT Of he sid
eete@seu ten ehsuan and
fo Of ia Gains statement OF their Acouns and the
n,.u' o. we w sp' he by then, default thereof tey
viz be Deremptor excluded roM the
creditor holding secuGty to produce same br ~ w.
selor Sir Rch1II Aslus at his Chambers situated No So, nan
iIs. Lneons i'm hdese England MOSDAY the s0b q,
Ne ch 1874 a. oeo noon beng the time Appointed for "a
JHdesng on the claims Dated th 18Th day January 1874
L. W. WALKER Chief c1.,k
6 r FosTEB No II KiHgrosd Gsyss InB London sois Ia
the PlsiBuK ~ ""
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Aarole ano Jldte Hlantels.

CTEWAR1's Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
- Nsu Kirkland designs at the lowest Prees 20 and ~
Wssrveptgt hrdst.. between seventh and Eghth-syeS
y1'HE PENRHYN SLATE Co. have removed
Their new vsrerooas UnoHsq Foarhve ami Seven
toenh St and Offering large OF AANFBLS GRATES
he oomuisas elegant at Drees Challenging
ssmuspuOh.
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Miscellaneous.

.Ut OH fI
Miscellaneous.
A YOUNG married man, with the beet OF
tstnonAs a. 10 Iniegniy ANXIOUS 10 fhO UhB PCS
ToN PORTER OF oh'r
sapa Nh's he will Be- has bad considerable renee
In commission houe. w,iug Address
SAMUEL Bon 100 TLbanc Once
FARMER, GARDENER COACHMAN, &C.
BY German Protestant married mo ebhirrn do oil
binds OF lam radsning hsET g. sc " 10 general boe,ewo
boil WING 10 make tb.msyes neeu Tan be- a. oDHbbS
"hEhAN LABOR BUREAU, 100 West 34ht, corner BroAd"Y
FARMER, DAIRY, POULTRY, &e.-By an
American ic children, thoroughly aBiersiands
all branches OF mwort machinery cattle horses sheep VIE
eau nhe soo batter DoulC, Ac best endsons Cah
al CARPbSThR's 1879 Wet fh~., 9TH ave.
USEFUL MAN and WIFE-Very low wages !;
~ IN city eosnty scotban wife, be IL able and viii
hug b. generally useful Indoor she good cook wf
fone general housevoTke willing toge
nicrencos Gil PROTESTANT
TCTE l3S Gh-ave, above 10Th st., the drug store.
WANTED--By two superior servants, man
" and VIE situation, the the a
500 meat and pastry COON aud make ba unsspfs
the vi ma butter ths strictly sober aud borcst
good COAihs aud nr'tsBis the he 10 so good
gardener useful Appli WHITPiBsDS ITO
fh4v'. oh IT
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NETWORK, NEW-HAVEN, AND HART
~ FORD RAILRoAD.-k.wlorts and New Hsven N..son
WISTrE ARRANGEMENT COMMENCING NOV. IL. 1873.
Station IN CenHsi kl'Tstee on
fOrty-secOnd-sL
TRAINS LEAVE HBW-fORB "a,
Trains Eew-H 7:0s (Aeohl Soo hhl S'V2
Aeo 10000 NJ lEIJ 1900 AesnE 200 Oh skL 500
Aeen S and 81 10 (L0ed kI s. 10 tbI ana u hIl
South NOrSss 90 so5 an 2oo M 10y az
1856 43S 5.l0 6:35 $40 9:l0 m. FOR stamford ~ Ve
900 1910 a 1900 100 223 and 500 sI 5'S'' A''a
4:4j, $40, $40 6:35, 7:2O, BIO. $40 p 70.
For = Chester. IL $40 IN
Bostea Rrpre VIA LOS and 10 90 Ln 500 ahl sV
m Wis Shore Line Al 100 and 9:lO The 500 M INV
300 $40 9tl0 D. at Stamford hofHah Asu
100 connect ~ih ues % nhos
Providence aud me Conh 'tiJ ~ oy
hroot m and 90 connect with FsNnneh tho
X SOB, 1000 H. aso dzOo soon
sps connect r. at Springfield ana ooV ~ w
Montreal The 8O5 100 and 800 M eoppeeS we r.uss
iucE Railroad 500 m. and 800 N WIZ NO
Railroad bridgeport. The S:O5 a. n ara 3iVo 80 100
o. ~ Dsnbuy Eorwsh st 40 Eer~sf and we o'o9 n
LOO and $40 o m. Railroad 81 snmor =:
Sunday Boston Mail Trans AZ H. wa epnlsnsb ''A'P "
Providence. -. Etobt
Trains. ns.. - co-..,, a, G,.,o Can.
t,l D,no or \. y Transfer Co.. 9i4 bfodH ana
Wnd.er House Y and Me- CouItst BIookyni who ~" also
Oh. baggage from rssdeEee TO Destination
information OF Particular see poneh ''PS@
WI '''' JOHN T. MOODY sup'L OF ~ T. DIV
IA AL GaN Ne
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rnc ERS ARRIYED.

-. ,..,,., N, sud NJ Is,fr'J aud maid
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w thoroughly
xllps n ,n,ke b ~ ts class pn'aie hmy can iaThsa
sohuety, aud sapauN Tar he sea
Al opEis sW ss LABOR BUREAU, No 100 "esi 3+hs cor
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6iinaiions manteo-- Males.
Walters.

WAITER and USEFUL NANNY q e0lorcd
Protestant Butter required ard
wiling 10 nat' hn flrsh ble CIV reidr
eno medt wage. Apply at ODtldS AoBstI 100 West JSh-
e. tfoa6vay
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miscellaneous.
EeQni Noiitcs.
SUPREME COURT, County of New York;

CUPREME COURT, County of New York
~ JACKSON COMPANY Plant f sgHins; H. b. ALLEN and
a. bRENNAR observation-disclosures a money demand
CONTRACT Com servol) To the Defendants above
required The complaint this action which
wi he e the Oe tho CLERK Of the CITY AID Of
f0 at the Comfy tOOrh0lso and 10
2Tl
N within days after
fail
The complaint within the lime soyead the plaintiff in this
so with The day Of November one thousand
hundred seventy-tIre besides OF this
Dated. Dee 1873 BDNONDS FIELD, Plainifs ATTORNEYS
The complain Ito shove action bed the Office OF the Cek Of
n ~ Jan 9o, 1874 KDMONOs FIELD, PanuFs Attorneys
GTATE OF NEW Supreme Court,
- Cts and County Of NcwYoTk-JiMAN STEVENS aEainst
o. Nathan Randall dsceasel EMILY W RANDALL LAURA RAN
VAIL h1n,airN of The estate OF Charles VI Randall deceased
kA1HAN RANDALL, ROBERT VI. RANDALL, LAURA RANDALL,
IOlib v FIELD ISAAC DAYTON. Administrator
thsie AMI Of John r. Bowie decea,e TRADERS NATION
AL BANK. SAMUEL MUNGER, MBERICK MUNGER, NEWARK
CITY NATIONAL BANK o. Newark, JOHN M0SIIER, HORACE
SEAMAN JAMES II. LORIAG, JAMES H. LORING and GEORGE
ssid " hcl,eJ deceased. c0SfiSEST1L SATosHI BaSR
HARVEY 6. STAFFORD. SAMUEL L. NJ BARLOW, JOSEPH To-
hotQUk WILLIAM W. MCFARLAND JOHN w. SALTER, JOHN
b PATTERSON, RiODA t. MACK. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
Ctad To The shove defendants You hereby
Hncd and complaint Of the
~ shl sill be b 10 Tue ooe Of the Cerk OF the City and County
MNlofs Al hs Cv Of xlok and to Of your
n t. yibg twenty days after Of
.pye Ne ds q service tb plaintiff will apply the
We rebel dclaendtd 10 The complaint
Plant h's Attorneys, SyTscust n. Y.
TOE herein OF which the 0gehef with the
herein. 6e in the Clerks oce 81 the County
hort On The 10Th dsy o. August. A. D. 1875.
RUGER, WALLACE JENNEY.
Attorneys N y.
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER EAILROAD-Ae NOV. 2 1873 through trains vii
eavo Central Depot. -, ,--- -
500 n. and hortoen ffpfest
through o Rochester ard 81. AihaBs. - n,
1880 Chicago Express WIZ
ester Buffalo,
$40 D m Albany Troy EIpItss sa;uTdl's on5. =,
400 NJ Montreal Express with slstpn1art from ">oh to
600 p m Express Daily with ,eepirresr for WAeroTn and
800 Pacific Brpres Dsv with 'eepnres for Rochester,
Buaao and Niagara f sso for Cheso via both L. and d. y
Raj T.. IT, -. .u..
hp "auA - ~ N''"' '~' C. H. KgYDRICx
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- ters TO Fsgl Coaass Senate and House 81 hepaau,cs
so Committee Of Senate sDd House TRIBUNE ALMANAC
pJset ~ ctsA
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Waters.

WAITER OR COOK-A respectable young
w maD eolor,d trtcs waiter eooi pn'sb amiy
branches thoroughly and sns 70 MAJ hm.i
The
.1 1pRiIs AGEE,Y 100 34ih BROADWAY.
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6ituations Uanieo-- malts

NOACHMAN anu URUUM-By man aged
30 year, thoroughly understands driving In city country
oJ room And carriages and harness order good
Please call CARPENTRRs 1873 West llthst
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Gardeners,

ARDENERn SITUATION WANTED-By
N manned nan ieopa; spderstsnds the Of The
house srspenss AiehsB gsTdsS and betbeds Add
BNkR $50 Bond e., BIsosJh
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Brooklyn Board.
Board and Rooms Wanted.

Country Board.
ORIENT SPRINGS HEALTH INSTITUTE,
" Amherst Masa Of Psrslyss all forms HpaAl
Diseases Crooked Feet and Hands RI
arsd yo.ts al Dsforpisss Lansne
and Diseases Bran Heart and Lans, hTs'sna
kc D. W. hhODbs n p' As"es' p"sessh
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" By English Protestant aged % good
sehmsn understands gardening milling
about ganemsns place.
a,ndstop, vsgts Cali CARPENTERS l3s West l
o.. o 6tb ave-
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-.------ rHR BOARD or VISITORS.

!. The examination OF the class Will begin next
Inesday, before the Academic Board ana the
by the 18th or the month. There is one feature
about the examination this year that IL giving rise
TO considerable talk, and which Is certainly very
beculiar. IL mas always been the custom lor the
Visitors weeks before the examination takes
place. but 80 FAR no one here seems to know WHO
The members OF the Board are to be this season. /
refer TO those members who are not members OF
passed few years ago gives the APP
pointment two senator's 30 the Presl-
dent OF she Senate and three members OF the
lower House TO the speaker, VINO act as s'vsltors,
insconoert with the seven gentlemen whom the
President himself appoints. To-day word was re-
celved here from Washington that Messrs. u.
Young, Robert 5. Hale and G. F. Hoar would repre-
sent The House olRepre sentatves on the Board but
not a word has been heard about the Presidents
appontees. IL may be tina. there 10 such scramble
Tor places on the Board among the thousana and
one prominent patriots from the various states
VINO are anxious TO come here and remain at
government expense, nicely housed, aud be bowed
TO delerentially by every cadet and officer on the
post Tor the space OF three mortal weeks, aud be
hoEored with statutes from battery Knox and
ali that sort Of thing. that the PRESIDENT cannot
make up his mind what TO do. Now, judging from
the past histor- OF Boards OF Visitors, I do rot
THINK west Point VIII suffer or the country AT
large know any the less about the real workings O!
the Academy II he should finally conclude law or no
law, TO dispense with the Board this year TO.
gether-that Is so far as gentlemen are concerned
VINO celoag 10 neither branch OF Congress. II was
wise law that provided for the pre- senceo Sena
animation, with power to "iooK into; the
way the institution Is run but that
when provides Tor the designation OF tho Other
fractional parts OF the Board is generally looked
upon II not as harmful al least as
NEEDLESS suPERFLulTY.
III Is not generally understood that the Beard oil
Nislsors nave no say Whatever In the examna.
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lions. Tho members OF the Academic BOARD ara
the real examiners aud by their decision ire
eternal fitness OF things military the memhera ~
the graduating class, as well as the members ~
the other three classes, stand or fall The fact is
that the seven gentlemen annually appointed 70
be serenaded and honored free OF expense for ovsr
q fortnight are about as necessary TO the examina
tion as gilt edge would be 10 volume OF Upton's
tactics.
THE coLoRED RACE AGAIN.
The class that takes the place OF the one that IL
recty, the class which will take the place in point
OF class number to the present fourth class, which
will become the third after the graduates leave,
promises 10 be very large one. The number OF
candidates is ia, most or whom have already re-
and pnysics What the result Of
the examination Of these 114 wouid-be major gen.
erals win amount to. 1t would be hazardous TO con.
'candldalesn it need not be matter
OF surprise to many anxious fathers and
appointment to the Academy their way is an easy
one at West Point, II thirty or forty should be
Informed IN day or two That they have IN the
language or the of1lca register itself, subjected
themselves and their friends TO modification and
disappointment by accepting appointments at tho
cannot successfully pursue.n There is one coloring
to the list OF candidates that makes 1t quite q
Of four wso re Of African ns
from Mississippi and one from Massachusetts.
but one Of the southern fellows IS black a pure
Congo ! was very much amused to-day, IN speak.
ing to one OF the cadets as to the propriety OF O
colored cadet coming from Massachusetts. "Wen.n
said he apoogericalv. 'theres one thing about II,
he nearly white, anyhow
II these four coored young gentlemen succeed
In passing the examination the coIored population
OF the land viii be represented at the Academy by
six cadets Smith--he Of court martial tin-can
fame-the pioneer OF his race at the institution, as
senator Ames called him, doubtless wishes
and VIII graduate next year il luck
does not 60 against him. He has room mate
the only cadet who viii associate with MIN. In
view OF his being socially ostracsed In the corps,
so far IS the white cadets are concerned II re-
qulres no argument TO show that the acquisition
to the ranks Of the cadet battalion or four
'darkles,n as the new corners are called win be q
social blessing to him and his only social COM
panion on the post.
The following are the names OF the candidates
for admisslon-tne new cadets" AZ they are
termod.-
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gems, and avail myself OF this OCCASION to renew
the expression oil my high consideration.
-.ffsts NUBAR.
Cold Water ON the Women's sunrs g
Fever.
The H5use Committee on the Judiciary were
to-day discharged from the consideration OF the
petitions OF Elizabeth Cady Stanton. susan B.
Anthony and others asking Congress to extend to
women the same protection that colored men en-
Joy In the exercise OF their right to vote, and
also to give women oil civil and political rights
and also from the consideration Of petitions ask
ing for woman suffrage in the District Of Colum-
bia and all other Territories Of the United States
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
WASHINGTON, May q, 1874

n WASHINGTON, may ~ 1oIS
Rear Admiral William E. lie Roy has been ordered
to the command OF the South Atlantic station,
per steamer OF the 23d OF June rom New York, re-
lieving Rear Admiral Strong who WIZ then re-
turn nome and report his arrival. Lieutenant
George A. Converse is ordered 10 duty at the Tor
pedo station Of Newport; Lieutenant Z; r; VIII
SON. to temporary ss,stan En0neer ;eoruc
n. White. az assistant TO Engineer J. II. Long, as
the ouniaTd iron Works, New YORK.
NE, rnoineer Albert Ashton Is detached from
sneoiai duty ana ordered TO the Wacnusest;
passaa Assistant Engineer George Magei, from the
Waehusett and ordered home.
ExERCIsBS AT tue NAVAL ACADEMY.
the exercises AT the Naval Academy VIII close
on Saturday next when Secretary Robson VIII
graduating class.
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FUNERAL OF ooNeRBssMAN KBLL1sH.

ArrfvaI OF the Hemafns at WorCester.
f rrH WORCESTER, Mass, May n, 1874,
The Congressional committee and others accom-.
panying the remains OF the late Congressman
David b. MeIlisn orNew York, from washington
arrived here this afternoon and were escorted
from the depot to the Bar State House by Mayor
Davis and committee OF the City Council and a
committee from Auburn. H6essr3 -
Tley win attend the funeral at the Congrega-
gational church In Auburn at ten O'CLOCK ro-mor-
row morning ts+ ~
The Congressional party consists OF Congress-
men Smart and Cox. OF New York; Harris, OF Mas.
sachusetts; Magee, OF Pennsylvania, and Clements
OF Illinois, Assistant Sergeant at Arms Bradshaw
and Assistant Doorkeeper CLANCY, OF the House.
Ex-Assemblyman Bergman and Assistant, Alder
escort.
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THE PISTOL IN PHILADELPHIA.
/ Husband Shoots His Wife for Asking
n Qucsti0n-The Ante-Mortcm State

-
n Qucstion-rhe Ante-Mortcm State
ment.
PHILADELPHIA, May %, 1874.
The pistol In Philadelphia Is performing danger :
GUS work. and not less than three shooting cases
have been reported during yesterday and to-day.
As was reported In the HERALD this morning. an
enthusiastic German shot young girl yesterday
through the head, while at Germantown to-day q
quarrel between cart driver and citizen was
settled by the latter's drawing q pistol and
shooting the drayman in the forehead.
WIPE MURDER.
This morning still more aggravated case Is
noted OF = husband firing four bullets at his wife,
under the following circumstances: The name OF
this woman Is Christiana and the name OF the man
Is simon August Franck. They have lived in com.
Portable circumstances for several years past and
have maintained an existence by Keeping popu.
lar beer saloon. This morning the wife entered
the barroom and inquired OF the husband concern.
ing the receipts OF the previous day. No answer
was rendered, and the question was repeated
when the response from the husband was, None
and leaned over it;--"Surelyn says she ''this
place Is as much mine az " is yours. ask ques-
swer.n The husband, without more words. drew
o four shooter from his pocket, aimed and
Tho ara, han r ,GaF 1T IT At ms ~, wIf l ro,
behind her left car and buried itself In her head
the third passed through her back and lodged IN
her right lung; the fourth shattered the bone and
neehy part OF one OF her arms. CIV ee3
The wife sank In pool OF blood. The husband
took to his heels, jumped over two fences and
finally fell into an excavation twelve feet In depth,
spraining both shoulders and badly woundng ms
head. In this condition he was arrested BY the
Of1cers.
soon after tho array an Alderman visited the
wounded woman and took her ante.mor tenn state.
ment. TO the question, "Did you give your hus-
band cause TO Kill you9' she answered. mo; ne
fred at me deliberately. at q moment when was
ignorant OF what he was going TO do" She re-
mains In dying condition. The husband refuses
TO answer any questions.
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THE BAGGAGE MASTERS AND BRAKEMEN.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 81, 1874.

FI.LADELTHIA, FH., MAY =, 1914.
The second annual Convention OF the Baggage
Masters ana Brakcrlens Lie Insurance Company
is In session here, NJ. B. HOFFMAN presiding.
constitution and bylaws were adopted after
discussion. motion was made TO amend the
constitution so that colored members could be ad-
mttted as required by the Civll Rights bin, but it
fohad
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