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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-12

Or. Bierce's @ompouns Grtract
bon Smart g4eeb ooer @oter Rspper miro
nift oafiir .mpfohlen, oas ss alles turirt.
@s iollte nift auf gleide Stufe geitellt wer.
ben NIT ben Batent' nno Serialmitteln, prds
parirt BON Quadialbern, ySnbiauer Sotto,
rem" (fogenannD unb Denen, peIdle teine
SenntniB baben BON oem osliiaten NIB conIs
plicirten Sau oes meniflifen Splttms nod
BON @benie ooer ber miiieuidaftltfen Serei-
tun9 BON DleoiCiHeu. Sc purbe fein Patent
oarauf gegeben nod puroe ieins perlangt.
@S III ieIne gebelme Mebiciu, oas Saupt.
Sngreoiens nurbe pielmebr ourd ben 9pameu
betannt 9eniaft, fpeldtr 81 ieiner SeSiehrng
geipdblt muroe. Aber 60 tulro bebauptet,
6as ts elm pOrjii9fides Grtract 1T, ouse.
ferttgt i'll elmer ulfienihaftliden Beiie BON
friifen Bfanien uno 8rdutern, onrh einen
falten YroceB. Sise, ruslHe bel anierti9ung
aller anoeren @rtraete uon Smart @eeo on.
9epenoet ipiro, N nitt jmedeHtlprefeuo,
bd oieielbe bic meiffen meoiciniiteH &rdfte,
melde Die @ursel, pie IN benz American
OiSpeniatorp nno pom anoeren auSgeseidlnes
ten Gutorltdten erfannt 1T enthdlt, jerItos
rem miiroe. Sn oem beifei en- ausiebenben
tleinen llnfraut nelhes an 9anbftra6en pdflt,
fintet man, iueuH uereiutgt NIT Sdmaica
Sn9per nuo anbereH berubigenben Arsnei.
ftoHen elm ruirfidmes Seilmlttel fir 9iarrs
boe, Rnbr, Abneihen i'm Sommer, Shmer.
gen nnb Sulit, als friiber ben Weoicineru be-
fannt mar. Or. Bierces Gctract fuiro in
ben gpotbeten perfouft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-12

GnbIid etpas Semifiss. ID.
morrhoibeH fino n6t MIR cine ber
i6merSbaftsiten 9raniheiten, ionberu bic
Asr,te batteu iaif perSpeifelt ein S,ilmittel
bafilr su finoeu, bis Or. Siisbts bic
ANAKESIS eiuiibrts unO iis in flint Sab.
rem bel 10000 6dllsn srprobt mar. Die
aerSte iino einlg bariiber, oab biernlit elm
untrii8lifes psilmlttel seiunben woroeu ut.
Batienten iueroen nadloem iie AlleS anbere
periuft babeu, ANAKESIS su miiroiaen
miiieu uno oieieS Yiittel mtro ibnenhusenblids
lid belfen. Breis $1.00. 6ranco ,useididt
nah @mpfang bee YreieS. .. Helb
faeoter uno 60. Anakesis- Depot, 40
Walker Street, New York.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-12

Der g8iHter III nun Dor ber Sbiir unb
bic Snbriuerfe ellen nat ben qum0er.g8a1.
bern in perifieoeuen 2beilen bes 2anoes.
Seosrmaun, ipelher in ben Balb s.bt, fei er
Captain, Rod, Bubrmnnn ooer iraeno tine
anoere Bsrion, ertbeilen mir ben Satb, ,inen
9uten 8orratb Don SohnioHs anobpue
ointment unb Barions Bureatiu
Billeu mit,uHebmen. 8iels Dfonats ar.
belt I'm @anDen senommen founsu Ourd Oieie
Soriittsmabregel ssrettet rpsroen.
Sc 1T ft limm ssnuG isIbIt i6ledt
ansSniebeu uuo fid untuobI jn fiiblen, aber
es gibt ieiue @ntihulbiguue Oafiir, 6ab @uer
Bfero fif idleht fiiblt unb ihleht ausfebt,
fpenu 9br fir eiuc fleiue Summe ebert
bans @aOaIrp condition Bsmoers
iaufen fonut, tuelhes, tuenn Spei ooer orei
Dfal in Der q ofe I'M Sutter ge9ebsn, pem
Bfero Elm sutss auisben sibt unO boiIelbe be-
baglid fiiblen ldbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-12

"SSi SSie ieS.s S,iSisdt @ Ss Si'bs aso Ssnslasaa
rasuo sintr Deron. lutlde t tuoen port eiieln uuo
sepinnsn taRn. 6itis siniads qeitias Gabs iann
men nit tiutm btiratbsfHbrsr. tapptiihtu 6ratsl.
9rdumeu, gBinieu fir Damtn, bodlsits' '9lahtbsmo
&C Gin iurioies BUD. aortiRre I. 9DilIiam uuO
0. pub's, pbil. 4QB2Tot;
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-12

Xdfforid IA mthr els Elm eutfitut fur Cater.
Dd gs IA etr sinIis lusuIaAs, eriilt Htltu uiriri
Hatnr IhsH e6laf srisuet. % II aHstntbm enlunth'
msn Gs aitkf itins falaAsltn 0lhiitr sbu farteuss
Rinea mtkr. prtis IS Gtufs ger 3laf1t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-12
-. las eafbprsifs. tufammsn sI.OOO.OOO
3abl Der 3ifetS, 100000.
preis son Ei6ets.

3e, las eafbprsifs, tufammsn sI.OOO,OOO
3abl Der 3iefetS, 100000.
preis son 9i6ets.
ganIe 1tdets ........................ GeO.0O
Salos 3taste .'''''''''..'''.'''.''' Il %
Mdts obsr teeer 0oupcn ............ $50
0L Itdets fur. fur........................ 1UO.t0
Die WOnipsIitr 6smale 6umans aiiotialion. mt
einsm Charter Der esaisatur uon UlarulaHo uno Der
Circuit Court uon Orange Co. oifsrirt burd elm aru.
bes Uabtn'e onttrt tine -bemath fur ulte. ihpads
unb otrlahtns Damtn uou Blraiuitn- ~ Rontpsiitr.
BEN frnhersn Dobnhs BON praiiosnt 9amss Ulaois
ion. lu arinoeu nuo ~ oottrsn.
Doptrnors Office, Rihmoue. s. Sui 1874.
" atpdbrt mir Beanhgtn, Ju taaeH, oab Id nit
elmer aroBsn Ulalordt Der Btanlten Der WlonpeI!er
smalt bumans Aiotiation bslannt bin ipslde In Der
Nnhbarifntt mtlrlsr sDonuuna uobntu. uno i'd be.
ieuat otrtn 5nttlaenl yBsrtb uno bohe Reputdiiun
als Gtnllemen iopohl ols oas otieniline Yertrauen
ben einHuB unD bic lubiiaieuen Uitiel lpelde reid
LID burh beielbtn rtpr1itntirt ueroen.
Sdmeb Z. aempsr, Uou uen Dirania.
Altgdnoria, 3D., s. JUL 1874. - Sd
saitiatsit' eolgdneis ium Suirausn oss publiinms
y. B. Susbss, 0. 81. RIhtsr Oes 0Rlidsu
BiitrlttS uon ga.
Wtitert 8ejupnahmt nit erlaubniB ant &c. eretls
lem Gilbert g. gpalftr. GrsGoutrnor Dd., Don.
y. Ct. Senator. esnatorsn uno WtsIsosT ots 9pn'
3ablunasn iiir 7idsis fOuusn per erprtB atmadbt
fuerbsn burdb Bordusbeldbluna, burh poh' Office
dsIooroer auf aDaibnaton. D. g.. oesr ourusiitrr'
sIsasn soaFanSiasr einlsnbsiitu, SsFimoniaIs ,e.,
peri9rsibe man bas Circular. gorsiitrt:
ppn. Samss Barbour,
Dreit. Wl. y. b. ". AItIdHerin, Va.
Suosridifat Hssnisn hbsran usrIanat 4aD2Soft
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-12

o.: Wluiier fir aasutsn. Ladies' Conn
1HTPI bInatiOn Needle-BOOk nit u bro,
O<Smos. ehidt Stanp. Dean u. 90.
4gDl3etts Wsip 8soioro, Olaii.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-12

: &c
im Retail ueriauft iu SmpOrtatiuns RrsiieH,
Don Ger
Great Atlantic and Pacific
TEA Co.,
Ro. sal ardb srast, @as ssr spsitsn unh
eoates tr. unb Gel 4 he Srifts ctr,
DbtlaDtfpbia. pa.
Dits N cine Organization uou Rdpiialiiisu um
&hte 5u importiren nno ,u pertbeleu
mt tinsm tlsinen 9spinu, ber BEN 0onIumsntsu aneu
pemtnn Der 3lpihenbdnotsr trpari 9Dir soniroaireH
slnsn sroBtn 1hsii Ger beiitn Apstiortsn wsds nab
oelsm Sanoe tonmen uIb bic nur bon uus itibn psrs
idlt iperoen. Dcrlonen uelbe uon nnberen b0noleru
lauren ipun otes ~ ibrsm staentu Nadtbtil. unist
bouler W ebind uno Japan babsn bic beisn fSaeitd.
ten jur Nuslpnbl mas uns aroBs Yortbslle qtu6hrt.
sSlr baben gum Ssrfauf uni rsr Ibssiprtsu In alien
bnuptlidotH oer yertlniateu Staaen StoIss stabIrt
9Dir ssbsn unirren RlinNsn elm
ScbDneS Sci 6 brDmU,
laenommsn puu ben wtrthuoaittu Wsrisn amtritdui.
iher uno freInner Rinilerl. wohts uern in tnenI
Siloeraoen ptfduft mtbr tuitn pirbe ais Der prtls
oes 1bets beirdat. . tis 9bromos fno Gin Oeinent
fur uniers aunoCn.
aae asfauiisn gDdartn qarautirt baB IL ools
tnmmene Btrtsoigune aepabrsn, ooer oas Geo Iurid'
erinttt.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
TIE A Co.,
20. s9t Nrb StraBs. ode ,3psisn uno Coates straBt
nno 62l eho 3iutiie Str, DbIla.. ia. 4JD2sot'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-12
BUD Asenten uerlanst,
um oas usus BUD
TEEL 1T ALL

iu SsriauieH. Bon Dlrs etsubOuis uon Salt 9afs
Gitu, 70 Sabre lana bic 5rau siss mormunlihtn bos
henptitittrs. Ginltitlna uon Mrs. 6tops. DItIe
GrIabluna aus Der grfabrung enr j5ran entbdlt oas
etc. Der Vormontn. ME iolhe rim rdufasdrtts 9ptb
anisbt.@ 0ldnItno rein uno gut 1T es eas bette pers
oiftnltpts BUD, in Der 3bat hrobsne auitn DiHs
gen fir VIE. O. NJ ibsraa popular. bel StosrmaHH
uno usrtauft @ ortimal bsiisr ais als anbtrn 9hhsr.
0tiiLdst iaasn rGoh isent ss". eiHinsutt 6rausn
euoolnren ss 9ser uerlanst ID uno Aatnitn Oertaus
untrr Der preie. Mir ptrlanatn nod 5000 uertrau.
asenttH isbt-Dldnntr oosr Srausi-unb
mir utrotn bic ausruuna poiiirf aeH lissrn Ipels
6ubierlbtnitn iammeln. Brobr Dampblets NIT pua.
ilanbistu ginltuhtttu. etonaunatn etc gratis Der.
iauOt an ans. aortiRu: n . xBortbinatuu
SO 6artipro. Conn. tmlSoil
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-12
S,cbeil pon 0r. s,lunlnltnnr.

Scben uOn Or. NlunlgltOnc.
Gin ntuss 8uh. politdnoa autbsntiIh uuo juurlGiia
snbalitno itne erTorihuuaen uno 0ntoedunaen III
ben 9pilonen pom gfrta. utrinutt it'd raid III ntort
asu prtis Der 3eit anaemten. itrnsr Der Weriiidb,
non Rsp. V0m W. gDiasti ilir Anbiuaer lsOsu Olau'
behs, elm ansatjelhnties Bud, aeorudt in tbOncm
Stpl; nniere Hdmtlfens Sib In iino IN gusitattuna
uitb prtiien unerrebt.
assntsn usrlanst, nur fir Oisis Siiasr iOfOrt gu
nrbettn. hberale Ytolngung II.
aorsiie: 0udttr CIV publifbiue 6 o.,
philnbslphIa. Do. 4lN2snlt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-12

0Trhn;< Su 6auie. mdnuGas cor usbIds.
<AEUetb ss5 per gpphe 1aa ootr absuo.
60. NGm Rein tapital. qDir itiden wertls
T1lr xsue.UOdts pGaust BON s9aarsn per DOT
fret gorsfisn nit edls Rstour' Stamps. Uf, AouHg,
lis Gretnwih Str. ". y. Hgl9oll.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-12
Great Atlantic and Pacific

20. s9t Nrb StraBs. ode 3ipsiisn uuo Coates strass
lno 62l SiO ,3uss Str. pbiIa.. qa. 4JD2sot'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-21

against the suretes, amount unpaid taxes by the
principal, which Tad been assessed as for deficiency
for the month OF October 1863 The defence was that
for four days in that month (of the time included ia the
assessment the dlstiiiery could not be operated.
by Of tie neglect OF the government
TO assign storekeeper 10 his dlstilery
ana thar for four other days, also included
avoidable accident machinery, which the proper
ocer notih Cd and during which time the rules oi
the department i'll relation To suspensions caused Dy
cdent were complied with. The Court excluded the
testimony offered to show the truth OF this defence, and
this ruling assigned the plaintiffs in errors
confendng that IL cannot he the intention OF the law 10
enforce Ind caDaeity Of the disery during snsDcn
sion by casualty when II has infinitely provided Tor
just such rgency. Hoadley Johnson Tor pian-
1876 Espy ct al vs. The First National Bank OF Gin
cinnati-Error 10 the Circmt Court Tor tbe Southern
District Of Ohio.This suit brought by the bank 10
recover the o S9C0 paid TO the defendants Espy
Co., also BANKERS, upon raised check OF OF the
bank depostors payable 10 the plaintiffs in and
endorsed by them. The Court held that Espy Co did
not use sufficient diligence in ascertaiDing the
genuineBess at the check, ii presented by
stranger as they did send To the drawers
II and tile Judgment for the bank Ii Is here urged
tha as the check was sent by Espy Co to the bank
whose depositors the drawers were Tor inquiry ana the
answer was good aii right the bank Is esopped
ton and constituted contract binding upon the bank
the Arm OF Espy Co. parted with their money the
iath OF such EOadey johnson for plaintiffs
III error, 4. ID. Lincoln for deie ndants.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-21
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WAsHiNGT ON, Jan. 20, 1874.

WAsHiNGT ON, Jan 20, 1874.
INVALID PENSIONS.
Mr. Rusg, trep) OF Wis, from the Committee on In
valid Pensions, reported bill to equalizc pensions In
certain cases RecOmmltted.
LIABILITY or sHIrowNERs.
Mr.. WELLS. dem, of NO., introduced q bill to extend
the provisions and limitations of the act the ID OF
March, 1861, to limit the liability of shipowncrs.
PRINTING BLUE BOOK
Mr.. DoNyAS, trep) Of Iowa, from the Committee on
Printing, reported back the Senate bill directing the
printing of 800 copies of "Tnc Biennial Register" instead
Of the number now authorized. Passed.
REGULATION RAILROADS.
MI. McCRARy, OF Iowa. from the Committee Rail
roads and Canals reported bill TO regulate
railroads over the several States. ordered to be
printed and recommitted.
This bill provides for a regulation OF the passenger and
freight charges railroads through commission OF
nine members to be appointed by the President, by and
with the advice and consent of the Senate and to hold
Office for two four and SIX years with compensation Of
. SUPPRESSION or RoLEs-RIonrs MINORITY.
reported rule providing hat ali motions to
Spn ne rules EXCEPT n The Committee Of the
seeonied by majority, as in the OF the previous
The proposition gives rise to considerable discussion,
the new rule being adyoea,cd by some means Of
and nays on bumeombe resolutions and beng opposed
Ss s % ;S Ss Be aS Oh o sh s
to se sn s No
the sticn but the House refused to nd
II,
Mr.. DAWES, rep Of Mass. opposed the change and
gave the Of his opposition, The existing rule
the House since its .ondation ana he had
never, until this season. heard its wisdom questioned
proposed 10 change IT. when the republican side
OF the House had than majority Of two.thirds
| He knew IT. did not follow that because
| the rule had existed from the beginning II
wise one; but he thought that If it were pes
ticrous ii wond have caused complaint With
the country sensitive than ever was as to tile
ncon Of Congress holding il to strcter accountability
for everything that " did than before the majority
now proposed rule which h's colleague Mr. Butcr)
frankly avowcd was to prevent the recording OF their
names o isagrecabe subjects.
Mr. BUTLER. trcp) OF propositions
Mr. consldcrcdI OF course means prom.
ositions which the majority regard as iconsdered.
The object OF this proposed rule is not to protect
against legislation, but protect us against recording
our names Oh what We may regard ~ nIconsidered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-21
SANITARY MATTERS,

Weekly Meeting OF the Board Of Health.
The Board OF Health met yesterday afternoon,
and, after the transaction of some minor business,
the following report of the work done during the
past week was read
NEW YORK. Jan. % 1874
TO the Board of Health, of the Health Department,
Inc io0wng is record OF the work performed in the
Sanitary Bureau for the week ending January II. 1874 =:
The number Of inspections made by the sanitary and
Assistant Sanitary Inspectors was 1,6o follows,
dwellings, AZ other dwellings, 10 manufactures and
WORKSHOPS o. stores and warehouses; 80 stables mar
kes % saughtcr houses public sewer and drain gut
cleaning establishments II fat rendering establishments,
piers and docks, manure dumps, y sunken and va
cant lots ~ yards courts and AZ waste pipes and
drains 90 cellars and Easements IS privies and water
sairways 2cisterns and cesspoos piggery II other
OF contagious disease.
The number q reports thereon received from the in.
During the past week "a complaints have been re.
celved from citizens and referred to the Sanitary and
ASSISTANT Sanitary Inspectors for investigation and
port
The Disinfecnng Corps have visited to premises where
contagious diseases found and have dsniected and
inmSated 81 houses SO sinks together with cloth
TO the hospital by the Ambulance Corps.
PERMITS have been issued to consgnecs of % vessels to
discharge cargoes hers from the Health officer OF
the port Cd permits been granted to scavcngers
Inc iohowing Is comparative statement OF cases OF
contagious diseases reported at this bureau for the two
weeks ending January IL, 1914
Ending fsrer. 1 Es"S. Fever Measles @srio por
S January IT, T.. : 8 3 y 3
WALTER DE r. DAY, MD.
Sanitary superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-21
CRIME IN NEW JERSEY.
Opening Of the Hudson County Courts
The Jersey City Matricide-Liquor Law
Neutrality-suspicious. OF the Essex Grand
.yury-Thc HuntcrdOn Murder.

The Jersey City Matrfcide-Liquor Law
Neutrality-suspicious. OF the Essex Grand
Jury-Thc HuntcriOn Murder.
The January term OF the Hudson county courts
was opened in Jersey City yesterday, Judge Bcdlc
presiding. The Court charged the Grand Jury TO
act upon the case OF Joseph w. Freeman charged
with numbering his mother at once and report TO
the Court as soon as possible so that early day
might be set down for the trial. The Court then
called attention TO the continued violations of the
Sunday law and urged the jury to indict In
all such cases. With regard to the aling OF the
building in Monmouth street the Court was not
sufficiently advised aud special charge on that
case would therefore not be given. The Coroner's
inquest was not concluded till Monday night, when
a verdict was rendered censuring the owners Of
the rickety building.
AS soon as the Grand Jury retired they took up
the case OF freeman, and at the time OF adjoura-
ment for the day II Is believed they had concluded
the investigation. The bill will PROBABLY be pre-
sented to the Court to-day. The defence VIII be
plea OF insanity. The prisoner points out soar in
his head, showing that he discharged q bullet
Into 1t TWO years ago and the bullet has
extracted. lie occupies the cell first allOtted to
Mechelia. The only explanation he gives ior his
terrible crime Is that he intended to shoot himself,
and that the shooting OF his mother was acct
dental. He Is OF very reflective, demure dispO-
stion and he gives no tronble whatever 30 MS
Keepers: The Attorney General Will conduct the
prosecution, with the District Attorney; while
Messrs. Albeit and Rowe will appear for the de-
fence.
Yesterday, after having been In session Just two
weeks the Essex county Grand jury adjourned
till next Monday They have already ionnd about
$50 indictments, hut 10 Is understood have not yet
begun their search into the alleged municipal
frauds OF Newark. The Court House gossip is that,
being determined to give this whole matter a
thorough sitting, and, some OF the Jnrors having
important private business to attend to- IL was
deemed advisable TO adjourn temporarily in order
that the search for Official Irregularities might not
be hurried or interrupted to the injury OF the pub
lie interest and the demands OF justice. The gem
eral belief is that this Grand Jury viii emulate the
s.f fhn fnn linda
sent its mead centre to serve tho state
ut Trenton. The foreman, Mr.. George Booth, or
rast Orange, Is "a brother OF senator BoOth OF New
Orleans, q member OF the McEnery Legislature
and the same who dcned Durcli's authority ana
preferred 70 20 10 IAN rather tnan submit to an
infamous D!ackmaiiing operation OF the New Or
leans judicial Ring
In the HunterdOn county Court of Oyer and Ter.
miner lsrael Morocco and George Thompson VIII
be placed on trial for the murder OF Theodore
Cruise. Jr., last week at Sourand Mountain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-21
THE RAIDS IN ERIE.
How Poor Men Arc FIeeced-The Per-
centagc System Again-A Bill Intro
duccd i'm the Legislature on Bchaif of
Railroad EmulOvps.

How Poor Men Arc Flceced-The Per-
centagc System Again-A Bill Intro
duccd i'm the Legislature on Behalf of
Railroad Employees.
The latest discovery made by the raiders on the
unfaithfu and dishonest bosses and laborers on
the Erie Railway Is that nlne-tenths Of the en-.
ployes on the Eastern division sell their checks or
warrants for salary when due to spectators, at a
heavy discount This practice has existed for
years. and is only less pcrncious than the percent.
age system inasmuch rs the poor laborers ne.
gotiatc freely and willingly In one case
In the interest OF their needy families, but
they reluctantly yield in the other case.
HERALD reporter had an interview
last evening with Division superintendent Hill
ana General superintendent wright on these sub
jects. The former stated that the most searching
scrutiny Is being made into all the irregular prac.
tees between bosses and their employees. A case
was pointed out to MIN In which the circUmstan-
tia evidence pointed TO COLLISION between q
boss and ms subordinates that Is most injurious
to the best interests of the Erie Railway Company
and to this case he Will direct immediate attei,-
ton. Mr.. Wright assented to all the views cX-
pre- ssed on the question,
To meet the Irregularities in the payment of
employees on all railroads running through New
Jersey. bill has been introduced In the Legisla-
TO employees upon railroads payment for their
labor" 1t provides that any aborer or employee to
whom money Is que by any railroad company for
TABOR, AFTER demand Tor payment and refusal by the
company, may give the company 10 days. notice OF
intention to commence suit in an action OF debt.
After the expiration OF such notice, II payment be
delayed, II may be lawful for the parties serving
sucn notice to make aifdavit Of the same; and
after the filing OF such aflidavt to nle
their state of demand within thirty days; such
filing OF the aidavits shall take the place Of
mons, III personal actions, and the defendants
shall answer or dcmur TO the same as is now pro.
vfded by law In personal actions. The Judgment
recovered under this shall be paid fully out Of
any moneys or effects that may he In the hands OF
the company or their agents. attorneys, receivers
or assignecs, any law, usage, Judgment or mort
gage to the contrary Notwithstanding, before anv
other moneys OF said company are extended djs.
bursed, distributed or used IT any railroad com.
pany shall transfer, assign lease It's roads Or
nave a receiver appointed, the required notice may
DC served on the receiver, assignee transferred or
lessee, or any ofcer or said corporation thar may
new be served sikh SUMMONS '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-21
THE STINER CALAMITY.
Another Victim.

Information reached the Coroner's once yester-
day morning that Mary Mcclure. the domestic who
jumped from the second story window OF the
Stner mansion, No. "a East Sixtieth street at the
time OF the fire on the morning OF The 18th instant
had died III Bellevue Hospital the evening pre- yous
from the effects OF the iEjrries received. At one
O'Clock this afternoon Coroner Kess,er will COM
mtncc an investigation into the circumstances
which resulted In the deaths Of Mr.. and Mrs. stncr.
lhen daughter Deborah and the woman McGurr.
Inc later was TWENTY-FIVE Years OF age anu
native OF Ireland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-21
POLICE TRIALS.

The case OF Captain Jacob Sebert, in command
Of the steamboat Seneca, was tried yesterday
before Commissioner Gardner According to the
specitications the Captain Is charged VITA being
absent from his post for hours together without
any reasonable cause. Captain Seibert Is the
appointce OF Mayor Havemeyer. The testimony in
the case will be laid before the Board On Tnesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-21

Sullivan's majority over Crary...............
Sulllvan's majority over Allen.
Crary's ma Ority over Allen.
Allen less than IIaw III November electiOn....
sullivan less Than Genet In November election. ],
Crary's increase, as compared with his vote
in November election Observation-Disclosures.
Total number Of votes cast yesterday. 6,
IOtal number OF votes cast ID NOV elnDcr. s,