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New-York tribune., 1874-10-24

BARNARD-In BROOKLYN suddenly Tharsisy 22
John I. Barnard in the 63d rear Of bis
THn @.eS cS.1 .na on S q o sa %
Episcopal Charca Wilton sstursy Oct "a " II
O'Clock
aRoSsos-Barytovn. T., oct % 1874, Oliver ,eed Jea
months days. o. julia C. aud OHver BronseaJr
CLIyCH-In Francisco Edward Mount only Of Charles
q and L. Clinch sged months and "a laws
Interment st San Francisco.
COGSWBLL-At Jamaica L. the 2lsi Nim Spaier. 'op
ofWm s. and Henrietta COgsweIL
Funeral on Friday at pm
DESsYou WEDNESDAY evening aer sho illness Thomas Denny
Funeral at Church Of and THIRTY
u sa stead : On aSoas iSo iui.her nsh Soa5
EyERr-oS sth tay ahe,aoon he s2 INST, At A' eencs IN
Nouce funeral hereafter
GoODwIS0a the 2lst inst 10 BroOEyn Ms M,a der si'
Funeral service at .be residence o. g. Dunn1g NJ 2i5 C.ro
Albany on satusi,y.
HoFFNASA, Yves, Farm, w.ehs.t;. Co. On Tssr.i,
Funfa services will the Church Of tie AstsO1 corner
Fbave and Tenih Monday Oct 20 al 10 ooez
Relatives friends Of the family are respectfully invited to ''eis
without further notice.
JoHssToY-In thi. THURSDAY Oct q E1 ~ yoTn sss'
Eleanor Johnston Of PougaEeeP'e Sh'
aged year, 10 months aud da -.
Funeral at Poughkeepse saturday, at p. m
KIRK-At T. Thursiay Oct 81 Alfred M so
o Joseph q krs sSa - gaT. a S -, .,ec,snn,
Invited to funeral mis- fathers residence on
t.%. cSS9 ySs"Ss 6sSs s s1'ss'y ss S' "a a ' P n
ing leave Muun Vernon at j;2l 3
MAY-Ou MONDAY Oct 49, Amasa MAY aged So.
His remains taken u Keeue. n H. Tor iDteFnen-
McKINLRY-on WEDNESDAY 81 her late res enee B'on
ave- Mosana Margaret Aan wife Of Samuel heAneF ago %
TIE funeral will take place reenee Naura Oct ~
Al ocok D. m respectfully invited
Carriages Morusana station to ure tAs
from the brau1 central Depos
for he Of friends from distance
EAsH-A Burlington VT Oct H. 1874, Robert NASH f'rs
erly OF AIexandra, Va, aged s3 lesrs
PETTIsONB-rhursday October 1874 Miss Jesse Peiboae.
daughter Of Nathaniel p. and kiEa J. Petiibour
lly nTl 10 attend her une~
from EeenthsG (SAsardayb mOrnHz TIE -tsh ns1
without further invitation
RBRvs-At Yonkers Y Oct d. at the Ot IS Tears Mary
daughter of g. Z. Mary NJ. ReevS.
the family Invited without futb noce
the Reformed Church neKt MONDAY morning.
n Interment at NegDuTgh n. 4.
ROWLAyD-On "wednesday 2Ist 30 Alice Fanny.
daughter Of Richard Maria Row aged 9 nontbs
anu II days .,..,
The friends respectfully TO attend the fuDers
which will 24gh O'Clock ron
Strong Church entrance On strong place
WOODHULLOn ThurSday, Oct o. Huntington Long Island,
Arue. daughter Caleb FanD D. Noodha 0i bro0kyn
The family invited attend he nnerh
Mond.y Oct Presbyterian Church. Hunting
JanessIp aud IbItl oufAl leiAes
$3.50 Hunters Point East hewf0A a. 4O A. m
and at 4
YOUsG-A, Sing Sing Y on "cdnessy ocf
2I 1874, Henry in the s2d OF hs .,
will be held PresOesn Church sung ne
on SATURDAY. "a. IL O'Clock III. special tram s e4's
the Grand Central Depot $3.50 returning ier the ser'ces
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Snip Ne,cs see Fourth Page.
aDDIVEn

For other Snip NeUs Fourth Page
ARRIVED.
Sb, P,,a rBr Ecker Csragena g. ssyania llth santa
Nba tb Kingston l6h with ndse and pass to Pm FOr"ooo
Cleopatra Bukey Savannah Oct 90 with ndse and
n.ss to Murray Ferns Co. 49,. a. n. - So.
ste.mbp Richmond Slt foin' a"u NOR
81, n,,h rsi.s And mass 70 Oi Steamship Co.
Rsrs Mimi Aust COmnh, smyrna via scalshoVA 30 aA' "n
heoee yos tG-r1 Hoeeke London ~ DAYS with
Rsrs Krry Woggersen Ger Peters Newcastle Eas % dA Win
ma .n.u of vetoral Draper Cebu ia days With aud
h-RD ,o Nor, Larsen H.vieh 81 ballast Anchored a,
SANDY Hook for orders -
BrgG Geooi oiilchrest Boston
s wslala Ga 10 DAYS with yellow pine
sbr wadema Parse Rio JneirO via Hampton h"Aa 80 aa's
we & R,pb.r to New London Coleman 10 DAYS with
seh, L. A. Johnson Will. Windsor. n g., With plssteri
schy Astr. (Br Hatkins John " b days rnh Lumber
Sch, q H. Nichols, Tanning Windsor " s., sith pAstsE
srLr NJ p Pike, Good. Windsor, n s. win plaster
seb, S.umv Ford Alien. " indsor ~ 4, with plaster
schr. Onve, Wall, shaiee n - "iih pihns
SAILED.
s.,m.hiu Merdnsek for RIO Jansiro, &c
WISD-suns- moderate, T. = H. cloudy anu nary
MEMORANDA.
,.A u.r,, T,ill from coal for New is
zen pssng Hell Gate 90 TIE ah OF he ia A sfoe
a. .ulr Trojan and o~ed TO Astoria Beach
S .be iii i.chse cargo AID the railway for repair.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
1xv, De. Oct 23rhe steamship Indiana for Liverpool passed
PSascIsco Oct 23-TAe Paeae Mail anAp Granads sailed
for Panama at to-is1
Oct 70 steamships wv"
York. Y,Ioo. for Philadelphia
G.I,xsros Oc 2a-Clear-d brig Broekesby for Liverpool
23-Arivsd sean,hip Gulf New
Yeri Black from Porto co if b"sea sA Oh me p"f'
bsrk Brsn, from Liverpool
FOREIGN PORTS.
orxRssroyu 0S 2arhs apsn La sseansnoN Of prcokHn
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
THE LIQUOR DEALERS PROTEST.

THE LIQUOR DEALERS PROTEST.
ENTHUSIASTIC MASS MEETING IN BRooKLfN-IhE
EXCISE LAWS DENOUNCED.
The City Assembly Rooms, in Washington
ST. Brooklyn were crowded last night with two thous
and liquor dealers OF that city, who met 10 protes'
against the doctrines of the prohibitoniss and 10 oe
nounee those candidates for public offices VINO are III
favor OF preventing the sale OF liquors by legal enact
ments Tie hall was decorated with American, German
and Irish flags and the Fort Hamilton band played al
intervals H. Everding called the meeting TO order anu
said that persons present had formed Liquor Dear
ers' Protective Union. which had been iormeu
merely on the defensive and because attacked by tne
excise law. John B. Meyenborg was chosen 10 pressure
The Secretary announced that message had been re-
ceiyed from Cen l. T. Catn, the effect that he had
intended 10 be present and address the meeting, Dut
other engagements prevented his coming. He declared
himself thorougy opposed any oppressive legislation
and favor equal rights in all things and hoped 10
address the Union on some other occasion. MAJOR
Samuel J. Brevoort made a few remarks. in which he
spoke Of the arbitrary OF temperance people,
and the unequal manner In which the Liquor Law bore
upon the liquor dealer, and declared that the Excise
officials favored dealers and caused others 10 DC
arrested unjustly. The following resolutions were
adopted with much applause:
Resolved That support for the Legislature who
modification of the present Excise laws 80 ar n
without the formah OF an adi' OF ssn
Police retoEs license and render Us incapable
power Constitution, and should be nn
aiely repeaied-
country Catholic Protestant do such sunday
LEGISLATURE enacted These laws cannos %
enforced generally eyaded and all laws inst ne
injurious to society As their Vo4uon
To hat should attach
that the general sense oil Onsea
approve
esoive willing proportion Of pnbie taI
bur1ens
With the advanced views OF ~
other which laws AeTAiafs
sciences, aud systems Of religion.
That will support for the Legislature sho
oppose special legislation whereby portion OF he sls
governed different a0oher portion that even IN Efe
principle been enforced until A enRn ne
throws no hight on the law in
different sections commonwealth are u
different foreign nations and al 10 SUI
Of legislators the Of loca politicians
esousi COuDc Of Brooklyn TO efer
50 30 Of Title II Of the Charter
licenses the manner
be sold And hereby pledge ourselves th NC
will hodt party power responsible for their
Resolref That all engaged the sale OF Ae
especially those engaged in the sale Of ger
association aid out the objects above
expressed defending ourselves IN courts Of justice against s
prrsccntiuns
Addresses were made by exAssembly james D. Riley'
Mr. Eschwege, William Kelly P. Keating and Others
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
GOVERNNENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. ID. c. Saturday. Oct. "a, 1874-i a. N.
Sviopsis for The past t1entv-rour hours
The barometer has fallen in the North W est
and the lakes aud thence to Missouri and Kentucky
with southery Winds frequent cloudiness, aud rain IN
the Ohio Valley.
Northeast to southeast winds high but falling
barometer and partly cloudy weather prevail IN
the Middle and Eastern States.
Falling barometer, with easterly 10 s0uth-easterY
wuds warn, ClOuky weather and occasional rain IN the
Gulf and South Atlantic states The rivers hrye risen
at Warsaw and New Orleans
Pro1dbfiiltss
For the Northwest and the entire lake region, and
thence Missouri and the Quo Valley. falling Darome
ter. northeast 10 sOutherly winds warmer, partly
cloudy weather, aud rain IN the OHIO Valley.
For Tennessee. the Gulf, aud South Atlantic states
falling barometer sOutLeasterly winds rising tempera
ture. cloudy weather. aud occasional rain.
For the Middle States high bul decreasing pressure.
edserty and souedStrty pInds, stationary temperature.
and cloudy pedher nith occasional rain ia VvGsnia
For New-E England, northerly winds, high pressure,
warmer, and increasingly cloudy weather.
CautiOnary signals continue al Duluth.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
N4RRTFD

BLLIyGs-A ARMsTRO,g-Oct 20 Q, Dr. B,-~-s Church
Dr. Porter President o. Yale Coee issrt Coss
New Emily SANFORD Armstrong Of hS- taveA
BUkR-DAwsOSAt Ss- Haven. Cosn. rhu-iay. ia hs
Arthur Burr r Ba A.. yosssest asash s ~s
A. Dawson. esq, Of tue fo place
DAvIs-TArB-a Brooklyu Tharssy Os: - 1874 at ths
North RefOrmet Cbureh. By the Alex IssnD-os, ~
Charles DAVIS 70 Sarsh d. Tate, al Of BrOoElYs.
GREESB-srR0SG-On Tuesday evening. Oct 20 The Charrs
OF the Ho'y Tnnt Brooklyn BY Rev. Csas Il HI D. D. J.
Warren Greene Jsa Strong daughter The ate 3sjlnia
Sherman all Of BROOKLYN.
kRvISG-PHISNBY-At CoopeT-tSwa " Y 2lst inst by Rev
Charles K Actisrg Saher4nd living View 1ors Susan
Cooper ouly daughter Of H. Frederick PhnneY Of LOoo-sS3n
MOORB-BAILBY-0n TharsAy. Oct. 22 the residence ,f he
brides parents bV Rev James NJ Lu.ow. D tsie by Rev
dent Of Drew Thsoogcal seminar Moorr
jr Caro- Mead daughter Of Nathan j. Ba'y u this
sASFORD-BAXTER-On Wednslav. Oct 81 TnniY Chlrt.
Rutland W. the Rev William Harris D. e HsrusOa Sos
ford Of New York 70 Mary w daughter Of Joan Barter
New-York.
sCRANrOS-SMTTHOa THURSDAY evening Oct IS residence
the BRIDES BY Rev Charles Vsn Norien '" Sranon
Scranton Penn. Miss Katherine eldest laughter Of Hos
Worthington c. smith, st. Absns, Vermont
sHIBBLER-M Newark " J. ThursdiY Oct 20 ~
Rev G. " Sims D. D. Geo W SHE .ler HsBEah b. daughter
Geo. B. Moore. No cards
sHRAR-QUACKRNBOS-On Weineday evening Oct 81 N 81
Peters church by the Rev Alfred B Beach, u Theodore
Shear MARY Louise daughter Of George P. Quicenbo.
TINGLRY-LArHR0P-0n Wednesday e. the residence ot
J. Malsrv Nyscs on-lutson by the Rev Frsa@hs
Babbtt Mr. John H. Tngey New York hss Hsrirt Ncos
thin daughter Of the late D LatbroV Buffalo.
wHEELBR-P Wednesday evening Oct. 81 At The
residence Of the brides b. the Rev Arthur T. Persou ~
Person, daughter Of w. J. Persoa Of Brook yn l. l.
WOOTrON-TlSSIsGToN-O Wednesday. Oct 81. By Rev H.
AOttet James H. WoOtoB Of BOOnOn J. 3gn fsagter "
Heary Iissngton Of this cy
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
CATTLE MARKETS.

ALBASY Oct 23-CArz-rhe market opened brisk but subse
auen number 35 head Of last week
h average quality good There falling of the price
grades D Medium weights IN most demand AZ
olac.
Mich receipts only TO- and they all taken at
fum 300 500 -, -
sgEsP ASp LAxB-Dmand moderate and prices of nom S
H. except Sheep nne 4das fsr 10 gooi
4a5c extra So G6c Lambs fair, 5a6c good 70
fue, 6la07c. extra. 1A4c. ,-.--
Illinois. "a aging from $50 to 27O 10.
BUFFALO Oc 23CATTLEThe receipts todsv were head
supply thus lar lZoSO hAd or
time last Market LIE
e no saes reported al fresh arrivals through cousgnments
sHKRP AND to-day 26OO making the total supply
FOR he week thus 22 400 head against 2l2OO head Tor e same
time closed fat and heaVy 10 sAes nO socA
sold will be shipped East IN arsi hands . , -, -,- -,
5000 Eesd making the total supply Tor ne
ree thus 30 600 head for the same time
ss and iuk full ooek fofke - 20
IS rs ueavy hogs S6Gs6 %
CHICAGO 23-CArrLK dull receipts $500 be'd prices
sost n,miaa Sass 30 for 10 eItrs steers 81 20
So % 81 5OGs3 10 for poor to prime Texans snip
Hoo. active receipts 900 head market trm common
dum s5 so good choice - 0OGe0 20 shipments looOo
- -. 20 On q
10 r OUTSIDE agnrr for ot averaging lVL
Grom W oming Territory shipments 200 head
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
THE PARIsIAN FLOWER COMPANY

The attention of our readers is called to the
Partisan Flower Company, located at No. % East Four
teenthst existing also In Paris at No Rue de Cery'
At this establishment may be found duplicates OF
almost every blossom Of the field road and garden and
Of workmanship ne that only perfume is needed to
render the counterfeit OF natures workmanship per
feet Particular attention is paid TO the grouping OF
flowers for and mounting OF bridal and ball parures
baskets vases and other ornaments for the
parlor and dinner table and all goods are imported
from Paris directly for the NewYorK house. the very
finest things of the Kind in the city TO be there
o5taued In feathers stuffed birds, and other millinery
trimmings the supply Is equally good, varied ana eh
teuslVe
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

gEv ORIsAys 23.-Four-0nlY local demand Common,
81 TO- superan % Treble Extra So ass Choice 81 70
81 022 White, 81 o. Oats doll aad
Bran demand 81 Hay dali fair supply Prime,
S26 s27 Pork amer S2l Dry Sated Meats scarce
shoulders held Bacon dull Shoulders 7ac Cie. BIB Sides
1850 Hams-Od, 12d l3 2c; New. Ii 2O
Is 2c Lard quiet Terce Keg Ice good demand
ana scarce Common 7s Far Good Pair csGS4 Seconds.
93.0IO Moasses good Common 6Oc Prime
74a77c Whisky steady Louisville 81 O2Gel O Co-
fee quiet Ordinary Prime l62Gl9ac.
wIsIsGros n c. Oct 23-spns rurpentine quiet at 34c.
Rop 6rm AZ 81 Strained Turpentne STEADY 81 so
for Hard 80 Yellow DIP and 81 10 for Virgin Tar steady
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
OFFICIAL RETURNS FROM OHIO.

DEMOCRATIC SECRETARY OF STATE ELECTED BY A
MAJORITY OF 1902 NOTES.-THE MAJoNrrEs IN
THE CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS
COLUMBUS, Oct. 23.--The full and official re-
of the late election show that iO6 votes
cast for William Belh Dem for Secretary Of State
22i 2O4 for Allen Wikof ,RepJ and 1873 for John h
Bechtel Prohbitionist, for the same position Bells
Official majority over Wkof Is It 72O2 votes
The official majority in the several Congressional Dis
tricts compare follows with the maiOrities in 1872
lRepubicans IN Roman and Democrats in italics
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24

italian Coasu, snd the police have been vigorously
searching for Antonio during that peri0t- II B
stated BY tho italian witnesses who have Appeared
against him sad oy whom he identified, thar An
tonic, who has several aliases, OF q gang OF
Dandttin Southern Italy ana tnat besides the murder
with which he is charged, he has Also killed six other
persona Antonio locked mp at the police station
and VIII oo sccf before the Commissioner for extrad
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
AN ITALIAN MURDERER CAPTURED.

Angeles Antonio, an Italian. was arrested
last night by Capt Williams and ofcer DeSsaro OF the
Eighth Precinct at No. 81 sulivanst'' on warrant
,ssusd nv Commissioner White for the murder Of one
Cuiseppe Ayigliano an Italian gentleman. in san
smeone Italy, in 1867 The warrant wss Issued about
slx weeks ago on the complaint OF F~aand do LuSa-
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
DISSATISFACTION WITH THE ADVANCE IN RAu,
ROAD FREIGHTs IN THE OIL REGIONS.

PITTsBURGH, Oct. 23.-A special dispatch to
The Gazette from Parkersburg, Penn says that an ad
jOurned meeting Of citizens OF the oil regions who are
dissatisfied with the recent advance in railroad fregts
hold there to-day. The reports Of the various
mttees were read and adopted, the most i'm
portant OF which was that Of the committee
TO wait the officers OF the different trunk
lines 20 zee what notifications could be made The
officers OF all the roads utterly ignored their
upon which the Committee sought legal advice Emf.
nent stoyneys that the power OF proceeding h with
the Attorne General OF the State and an spncaon
% that ocer has not yet been answered The Finance
Committee reported that abundant means would he
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
MINOR POLITICAL TOPICS.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Oct. 23.-The Committee
OF the Democratic Convention in the Xth Congressional
Distret have declined TO oin the Saeye and
have nominated Henry Chill Of Gardner for Congress-
PROVIDENCE, Oct. 23.-The Hon. Charles h.
Cutler declines the Democratic nomination for Congress
in the Eastern District The Democrats therefore, have
no candidate in either district.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
RECORD OF THE REGISTRY.

The registration of the first three days
including the two new wards, where
1853 names we're registered The list thus far falls only
7sl behind the registration for the corresponding DAYS
of registration la OF 1874 and is lIS ahead
of the first three days Of registration last including
the new wards The following table explains itself:
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
ALLEGED oFFICIAN CORRUPTION IN MAssA
CHUsETTs.

BOsroN, Oct. 23.-The Traveller of this even
ing says:
The air murEy with rumors OF r0ttenness discovered
by the legislative Committee engaged IN investigating
county affairs. Nothing is definitely known except by
the gentlemen performing this necessary work OF un
earthlng official dishonesty and their report VIII Do
made lie gslature but certain facts already
established by Inquiry are understood TO have una
erally the political slate in one section OF the
Com mon The developments likely to create
considerable sensation when they come TO the pubic
knowledge. Unless apparently authentic reports are
eIaggeratlons there have been irregularities more
or less fragrant throu ghout Common wealth n rea-
ton county
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24

The Travellers Insurance Company of Hart
ford Accdenp It's OCTOBER announcement on tue
last page tOdays TRIBUNE. II has written $4,000
accident policies and paid s2O000O0 in benefits under
10 has written 900 life policies and mas assets
Of
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
p1SSENGERS ARRITED.

Vpon sAyAyyAH-Tn stearashp Cleopatra Oct 23hrs J. T.
v.sns children and Mclean Miss Ella Wise j. NJ
Allen Can A. Myers Chas ChImbern Nj VAn Every ana wife
Mis- Settle Lawrence. ). NJ Barrett
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24

The Board of Missions assembled in st. AIMS
Church evening The question as to the merging OF
missions colored people and TO the Indians into the
control Of the Domestic Committee led to an exciting
DEB
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
NOMINATIONS OF PRoHIBrT1oNIsrs.

The FTOnIDIrIOnIsts Idst oIcnfl''
Hall, Brooklyn. and made the following nomnationsi
I'D Congressional District James Morton
lid Congressional DISTINCT Alex Campbell
IVth Congress 0nal District, Renben e. Ball
District Attorney, Henry Hsgner.
County Treasurer II. A. Hooker.
County Auditor. Charles KennrdY. -
Of Charte, Joseph whiiaks VIZ. w. Whitehead
Oliver COter
Justice Of Sessions Wn. s. Parsons
Coroners, Ben amin Jones, }. s. Lord.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24

vote for the best men for local Offices. withont s
hand like schoolboy. TO AK permission OF the pus'
istic dictator Of Tammsny.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
OBITUAR Y.
COMMODORE WILLIAM INMAN

COMMODORE WILLIAM INMAN.
Commodore William lnman of the United
States Navy died in Philadelphia yesterday. He was
this State entered the navy IsI2 and received
his commission lieutenant in 1918 He served several
years with Pacific and East Indian sQuadrons. and
commanded vessels cruising of the coast OF Africa
in 1860 He was commissioned Commodore In July 1852
aud the OF death the senior officer Of ais
rank the retired list
OBITUARY NOTES.
ExGov Harris Flanagan of Arkansas died
at his late residence Arkadephia yesterday. He
Governor the State during the civil and
OF the leading Of the last Constitutional Con
vsntiOn.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24

Ladies suffering fro:s Rapture iasts1J relieved ssd
ELArrC fsun S33 Brosfssy Pdrsts L4iS
stepdsn Metal iron anssrsas athT so
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24

.d besoe Ssy for View York The Williams lin. esmsh
hsss to-day.
HALIsAx g. Oct 23-The esmsbie Gso.se shatsssk len
evtssy ssd D. Pere this
DISASTER.
LONDON Oct 23-rhe Bsh Alabama has stSrees
och from Psnssco With loss Of her bolvsk hng erpefssel
tho heavy gales few dsys sscsL
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
MINING STOCKS.

s.s pa.ScIsco Oct 23-Chola 7Oj ophr az Ovsnnsn 81 =
Caona Consolidated Virginia 100 belcher o5'ai Oro"n
Polat, go savage, 81; Segregated Beleher I9o9Ioo'
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24

Dr. HAsBRoucx late Of Cotton Dental hH removed
his ohce 70 2lz Pinb-.ve Dodrertb Buldng
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24

Trees and shrnbs.-R b PAasoss Co. Bosa~sy P'ssh
g. Catalogues res
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24

PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET
PRovpgycE Oct 23-Puntng Cloths steady at unehanse
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24

roiitiral Notices.
Ti,drn Wickhan, and victory.-sECoND ASSEMBLY
pIsTRICT LIBERAL ASsOClATi0N0rsnd kateaiiss As.une
and Banner Raising Chatham square sArukDAl Oct Es
nahh La'".,.
Regular Republican Nomination
FOR CONGRESS.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
and that poruca OF tns
living vha PourernthsI. Tser5 aAhsi snd
Fourth and s4xhayea,l usox
-.,s-I -tsI,..a and pemscratic Nsnisatioa.
SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
roR CONGRESS-
tr,ptA .nd Seventeenth wards,l
SMITH FLy -
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
DIED.

AU Notices Of Ma,71ages must be indorsed rita fall
sdme and address.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-07-03
LOVELY BRoTnERs-IS.LAws.
The Way They Settle Family Feuds
In Texas. ~

hCRASs
A correspondent of the Galveston
News, at Corsicana, Texas. narrates the
following striking tale:
Quite a serious shooting affray occur
red in this county, last week, between
Mr.. Harrington and his brother.in.law,
Mr.. Boggett, two we'll known and re-
spected citizens between whom an old
family fend had existed for some time.
Harrington left his home shortly after
dinner, and proceeded to the river to
fish, leaving his rife on the bank. He
then descended the bluff to the waters
edge He carried with him pistol to
shoot the large 6sh, if he should catch
any. the better to enable him to land
them safely. He had been fishing but a
short time, when he heard noise above
him, and looking up, beheld Boggett over
him with an oar appraised to strike him,
and who said, Now, Harrington, d--R
you, I've got you just where | want you,
and you can't get away; am between
you and your rife. You'v been talking
about my father long enough, and I'm
going to kill you. Harrington imme-
diately raised his pistol and fired, the
ball taking effect in Boggetts breast,
ranging upward and lodging in his left
shoulder. He Immediately fell into the
water. After floating around bor some
little time, he begged Harrington to help
him out. as be had already killed him.
This Harrington consented to- do, and
after much trouble and hard work, be
succeeded in getting him to land and
upon the bank Boggett then said, for
God s sake run for doctor, for lam dy-
ing" Harrington Immediately shOul-
dered his shot guA and started on Vnn.
As soon as has back was turnsdi Boggett
reached for his rife and exclaimed,
hold on, you've killed me 1 cant wait
for doctor to come, and I'll be d---d II
you get OF so easy" He deliberately
aimed and. shot at H., the ball striking
him in the right side and passing aearly
through. Harrington then exclaimed:
q God d--n you, I've shot you onse, and
now I'll shoot you again., and shot
load Of shot into Bogget5s right arm.
He then walked all the way up home
and told his friends the whole eircum-
stances
Boggstt was found lying on the ground
where he had received the last shot. he
was at once conveyed to bis home, and
medical aid summoned. Strange to say,
both are still alive, and Harrington is In
fair way of recovery, while hopes are
entertained of Boggett's recovery. Both
tell the same tale, even to the miRuts.
There is not much hard feeling between
the two, more than that Of rivals is,s
6stieuff match. Il is altogether the
coolest affair known to our citizens.