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REAL ESTATE.
Srw,YoRx. Friday. June %. 1874

At the Exchange Salesroom to-day, Adrian
II Muller sold two lots north side OF onehundred-
.rdtwenty ATHEIST as of seventh-ave. sox
"a IL TO Jacob Reeves for tsoo- THIS sale apnonncea
nv James NJ. Miller was privately arranged.
The sale Of lots at Fzyete. Fifteenth Ward, Jersey
,tv held on Wednesday by John NJ Gibson. auctioneer,
vas a success The attendance was large and the bid
ding spirited throughout mostly by local purchasers
sv.ntynve lots were sold S45,2s al average OF
about $50 q city ,ot. -, 49, 49,
sn,scu & son have sold the house and lot on the
Northwest CORNER OF Msdiro9-sye. and Thirty
erhfl-st 25XS with the house aud lot Ia the rear or
,se above - feet Tnlry eighthst by 30 feet
.sn and Known as No 80 Maids On-aye, for 100000.
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Ecuses ano farms Uaitfo.

VVANTED-Small UNFINISHED HOUSE
w in upper CITY. SlJO9 pr Principals only
dealt with address HENRY \. D0DGE. 10 Wet 2Oih-st
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Gclu Danreo--Malcs.


A GENTS.-@t2 per day TO good canvassers
~ Apply 9 NJ LIyISGroS & BRO $40 Broadway. n y
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COOK-A Chinaman as tirst-class cook; can

- French Eng and Spanish cooking voald Ike
family Joar1Iugbsnse hotei IN ely w
excellent lg.uTe
AGENCY, 100 West 3i.hst, cjrner Broadway.
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NOOK.-A Young man rs meat or pastry
COOK for hotsl peTc in both branches
Apply OOELs AGENCY
100 West2 corner Broadway.
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DELHAM MANOR and HUGUENOT
Il NIGHTS ASSOCIATION
Vow of sale. o favorable terms,
CItOIt x PLOTS lArgn o snail.
The two DIVISIONS LARGE SUBrR BIB adjacent 20 the
- - DEPOTS TWO RAILROADS,
Arcade vpR acee.. and RAPID TRANSIT daily
either central OF lower New ferk CITY,
Thirtv.hve minutes from Gra9d Central Depot
One hour ir0aW all-st - -,-,s
uoNp OR INVESTMENT PURCHASED I NDhk iris
. N opPRR WILL sECURB RARE COMBINATION
ADVANTAGES
b. the Graphe process,
WHOLE cry with tina DkLioli4 SOD0h'
49, ~ P'P STEPHENS BROTHERS Co, Managing AGENT:
17-VVER RESIDENCE on east end of
- lang iaud-Pne free snd clear % eIas5ge oI
pro,erty or I'm II westen NeuiOrL RULANp Will"
beetmkD-st
CHORE PROPERTY on the Sound, three
- hon from he ctr sALB-A chance seldom oHea properly
in Tn. ioe ty changing cwuer il vel worthy tes
o. zen al means aambs;rstiys ability am es OF ". p
tuaos T ADVERTISER sssb TIE u the tcr
gobx t4t oonsderauORths ssony Of h place W p
vtsss is svalaAlB cheerful ana oe.ira1o &
proximity 70 the CITY 81 New ofk sHe ~ wv
on wal 9.ped the gArdest and NOS e
soc % honske. AZ investment u ssis a. sh.ss
bop IN no1ressise ipeGease TaEe sii SCI ne wnoe
property horses srnhg utessf az 80.
rlure bzrgsu, VII sell Sbsot % acre. es~ ~AA-~ ~
baking sites x y. q, Box 1.SS7, v o. View lorh
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Cooks.


thoronahi good is drivers no OBJ eon TO the
Can be ODELL5 AGENCY 100 West 3hst cor
Broadway
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I AIDES UnderclOthing, Muslins Lacework,
Ru riags Se made up expert sRAMsTREss AID
LACE HAND, her A0ass uoaeysie seAA 9aS eswe N
taRey store
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ELUSHING LOIS.
L UNPiRALLgLED OPPORTUNITIES
ID INYEsTIKG u cHoIcE LoTs

AED INVESTING ~ CHOICE LOTS -
UPON REMARKABLY EASY TERMS
NJ place Of a. w presents
frd1ce oae ushug IL the nearest suburban ctT 70 New
l2O Trans lep8 \. Y. CITY Hal BY Jameslp
3sh- Terry. Communication for and
fbsat Ten churcs; splenn schOohousei
sidewalks fasgel shaded BY Of bne
growth eelu sHruhey surrounding nearly every reieAee
fle hosting lshBg. q driving Il has equal
Prtcse either YorEve Harlem with quick transit
.rraoJ, A fpnaSn engaged 10 business in tins city
possessing @ Young o bound
had esdeHceS
500 from - 900 %
- 900 Molsr from purchasers ~ per
down 80 ard 40 cBtin 10 EearS war
COCKS REAL ESTATE HBADQUARTE RS 355 Thrdaye.,
TFsniT sTti-st. opposite Aain-si Depot "a Rlashng
TOR SALE-THE CELEBRATED WOOD
Il WARD Pam LOT IS. LYING II THE TOwN OK HEc
ACRRS A RARE CHANCE FOR SECURING BEAt rlFUb
HOMES AND PRODUCTIVE PARMs
the shove OF Seneca b5ke y
n f1m rsly OF Watkins, mile from the
eAasi village u Burleii and hrequeEs Of mile from Hector
fa vicinity O! the celebrated Gens 81 " az
n sud Hsv4as Of tuaton well ss s1pass
The srn has loRe wseaipreducug qualities ba
rro lrar along the OF the
noted y Iona the tenderst OF s
Eapes podud perfection. portion OF the farn Is also
Ap There th place sbcit 70 acres
vaasbe brrie ash BLACK walnut Anc hiefory Thou
timber could he once ana sttve
barns Inc sheds Wan nay oi car
O HOOlhuse, &s a. FOR the
pu-ro settling OF the late Hosro H. WotdwErd tbs
oye offered FOR sale tnure or IN trict 70 ~ u
rb purchaser information respecting property seusA elmer
N person or by viii be- promptly responded TO by
q Hur@ n . IL
, 1874-12-14

County~Scut Controversy Decided.
Tho dsnrter L1y.

county"scs.t Controversy Dccidod.-
The dstlrtcr Lew.
Special Diapatch to This Chteago Tribune
IED1AsAroL18, Ind, Doc. 18.-The Supreme
Court yesterday docdod tho case Of William A.
Icele vs. Tho Board Of Commissioners of Wayne
County, involving tho question OF tho remoya
Of tho rounty-seRt from Centrovillo to nich.
mond. Under tho Inv passed by tho last
Legislature, tho couuty.Bcas waa ordered
to be removed, tho citizoue Of
Richmond having donated buildings for tua
county's uao, of value equal to those to be abau.
donod at Centroyi1lo. Whom the records ycro I'd
be removed the people Of Ccntreyille raltiod and
briHh fight epsued, ending In tho Richmond
party being ooaten of. Tho records wero
finally carried away by night. ar. poelc
OH behalf Of tho Contrevillo people, sought
for M injunction to prevent tho removal,
but tho lowor Court decided That tl,o
removal WAS In strict conformity with law. Al
appeal was ta!ton, and. after elaborate argument,
the Supreme Court unanimously sustains the
lover Court, affirming Richmond aa tho county
scat. The county.eeat has been ono Of tho most
exciting local troubles ever known In tho State.
III e. caeo fr0m tha county, tho Civil Circuit
Court decides that o Baloo1s-kecper who has bccn
fined for violating tho Baxter law cannot hayo
another pogulit grautea him.
, 1874-12-14
NUMBER II

sFos. s 80 A1 soon a. hc got out Of tho clutches Of
. .ho MOD 10 Troto Letter to Judge 1'ovcrs of
sno Ctronlt Court, stating that hS took back ]s
Iea'gn,at'int,, 81 ho was compelled to sgn ii to
on liz s waw ,e e. tle Was then out tn tho country,
The morning ,a'ter thta row Juago Brown tried
20 hoa court. Int Tho pnrtfeH lett In Charge Of
tno Uonrt-llouKo rofuHed to lot tho Deputy ell.
jourhet from day 10 day sinco Then.
on Friday Il r|lnior. got abroad that Croeby rna
about to mike = good hontt by placing lis otlio
III tho la't(s Of aon1o pern0n or another ACCENT
apl9 ,n,i 70 tue people. anil retiring leaving. all
a'sregi tn tako the position, and arraugonlontg
havo boen mado with thoir frionds TO nuke {.
bond Tint would bo ample md beyond dis
!'lte., Whom this was heard moating Of
tho cltzo,s n tho city waa callat1, Which rosoy-
gu to trown down any such effort. Tho next
morning tha pavera contained notices warming
White cltlzens from going Oh tho bonl ind this,
loo, IN tia fHco Of relcnted assertions that no
cllafgo was mnao aganst Crosby except his fail
threats ,7oro numerous that no na,'s life would
DO safe who won't On such boud.)
Ctosby returned from jackson on TridnY,
with instructions from tho Governor to take
possessson Of hls Office, and to call III tho uia of
tue militia to sl'atuiu him. lilo sent nows to tho
country for tho noSronB 10 como III Monday md
rapport to tho Conrt-Honso. They came, ,oro
met 9s tue city limits and slaughtered, simply
through tbs woods and tho Holds and slot down
hke doga. Many were shot after thoY guyo IN,
aHd soMo wcio shot on tlloir ilcna while begging
ior m4rcy. The spirit OF demons was IN ths peo-
pc, y wae not safe for my ono not in full &c
cord With tl!om to 10 On the stroet. Ono poor old
t'ogro by tho nano Of Ambrose brown wns or
oofod OF tile street by Capt. Cowau, former
teboi battery commander. nsd being tarIJ in go
ing. Gown deliberately shut him. blaly pria-
oaera Hcro taleu and kept In tl,u Cuuit-1Iouse.
and taken out IN tho morning. With winks, aud
nots, m and laughter, and jest, it was reported
TINT three Of tito most obnoxiouH mado tl,pr
escape, which moanh tllnt they layo simply been
murdered whilo prisonors.
IhH is Internationally tho truth of tho mas
Baefot anu tllo poopte Of tho Nntion should fultv
iiscogazo all It'll cnorinitlos. Tho woret of il ID
M tnat cue persotis who hare boon guilty Of this
W. Wnoasalo murder fully justify themselves upon
sno a.atctneht of fhctB that we hive eiyon, aud
we arc bound to add thoy arc nl,i,nnto,t hv tho
conviction tsiat tsloro hus boon politual royo.
luton III lle North, mud TINT their tiue in como
, 1874-12-14
COLLECTION OF CUSTOMS.
4 RESOLUTION or INQUIRY,

Special Dfspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
WAsu1SaroH, Doc. 10.-Tho Committee Of
Ways and slenus Yesterday, after spirited dis
cushion, defeated Wooda resolution providing
for a revision Of tho codaod statutoH OF tho
United StatcB, md authorized him to report to-
morrow, for passage, tho following resolution:
Resortd That the 3ocretury Of tho Treasury bc d.
reccd to inform this House whntlcr my. allt II
wAat, ,chnrgcs haye hcen tnhe tn t ate III tho
rate ot duties co1loctod at any pot Of the United
Statcs boraso Of any provision OF the United statcs
Ant,ltea Rs paHHea by tho first scssion Of tl,u
Forty-thra CunGrcHB; and II Euch changes hnyn
bcon mHt2e to rol0r what they in detail, with
reference to tho section Of tho royieion Inv nntcr
which each WIS sncdo; and II my Hnch ohnnyo Of
duties hns been mAo ordered aince that revision by
the construction Of tim lay to communicate to
this House copy Of tho order ruling ndor Which
tho rate was 30 changed.
Woods resolution was calculated to alter evory
chauBo In duties by the now code, il any exit,
and every department construction under It,
and onact into law tho prnctico Of the Treasury
Department in making customs collections as
it existed OH Dec. OF last ynnr. It was ttofoat-
cd on tho ground tint 1t woulrl bo declaration
Of opposition TO Secretary Dristow. WoodH res
o'utton assnnlo0, MS II matter Of fact. that
changes hayo heen 1nada It, Tic nw by the roviB-
ion. Tho resolution ngreod upon by tic Conf
mtteo provides that th9 fact lie first established
boforo any further action IL talsdn.
, 1874-12-14

KISd EALAEAuA Br1L1 MUCH 1SD1SrosEp.
spectut Dsuatch to }hs Ch,raoo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Dec. 13.-King Kalalsaua
las boen confined to bis he'd all day with q yury
bevero cold and affection OF tho throat, and his
physicians stato that ha cannot loavo his bod to-
morrow. THIS will cauae n rostponcn,cnt Of tho
formal presentation Of Ills Majesty to tho prosi-
dent.
liz thr .fasotfatei Ircss.]
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1j.-King Kalalsaun il
atill very much indiBpoBed, in consequence Of
which ITO arrangements havo boon ,1lsdo as to
lis future movements. lie Ia suffering
with n very eovoro cold Rnd an aggravated
moro threat. During tho dny Secretary
Fibh called at tho lotel to ECO tho
King. bnt did not do 10 owing to tho i1tnesB OF
Ills Majesty. lln communicated n message from
the President 70 tile infect tl,at the President ro-
gretted exceedingly to hour Of tho kins'Y indis-
position. md that although the President vas
suffering hsn,-eIf frnm Eovcro cold. ho would
1ayo called uron tho King il IIiB A1ateHty Ind
been in condition to recaivo visitors. Or. Tur-
ner to-day atntod that Tho royal visitor might be
we'll enough for l,rosontation to the President TO-
morrow. 1t il lilo Intention OF President md
Mra. Grant to give him grand reception 81 the
Whito House one oyoning this week. for whicl,
car<la will bn issued. Tho King will spui,u ubont
len days in Washington.
, 1874-12-14
NOTES AND NEWS.


Srcrtat Dspctth to TIE (h,ea4o Trtbane.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 13-Jay 0ould is
understood to haTo 4 novel project to bring be-
foro Congress. lie desires to have now steam
ship line established betwocn Saa FranciHco aud
Cl.ina which shall hold intimate relations With
tho Union Pacific Railroad. For this line hc
coatcmplates assng Congrcss for subsidy in 4
very curiouB form, Tho ulio:, Pacific lsailroad
owos tho Government Il very largo amount of
money on account Of tho por cont fund and for
withheld interest. The amount OF tho withheld
interest is now estimated Mt a20.0U0,-
ooo. The Governments, acting undoF a
resolution OF tho Inst Congress, Is
now engaged iu nm attcmpt TO forcu tito colcc-
ton Of thia interest. All oflcor Of tho Treasury
Department ia now in tho Pacific States, oocti-
pieu in obtaining data as to the exact amount
due. Jay Gould, it is said, will nsk that Con-
grosB. aH 4 subsidy for this line, give crodit to
teroas account for tho amount OF tho aubRidy
proposed.
T1K MtBstsNrrp1 1.EyEEs.
Gov Herbert, Of tho Commissioners appointed
here. a1sd ie ungagcd in making bis report to tho
President. llo finds tue la.ecA fn a worry bad
condition. and Represents that they aro in groat
danger OF utter destruction. 1Io proposes that
Congress- el!nll tnlo charge OF tho ropaira Of
these losccs, mud mako libernl appropriations for
that pnrpoao. He Hays that tho Statcs through
which tho leyecs run nrc unable to repair them.
SUPERVISING AnCMtTECT.
]. G, Chonlrano or Chicngo, haH arrived hero,
and IL uau,g his influence to ruyiye The appoint
mout OF Supervising Architect Of tho Treasury,
to succeed Mullett. McArthur, OF rIilaael-
phia has declined tho appointment, and tho ouly
contestants for the pines are Walsh, Of st.
Louis, md Choohrane.
TOaf SCOTT
arrived here to-day, and immediately commenced
his campaign lit the interests of tho Southern
Pac!io lla,lroat. Ilo EXPRESSES himself very
confident Of slceeRa. and certainly has already
secured q very considerable following.
LOUISIANA.
Private dispatches reroved hers from Lonlsl-
anu sl.ow tint the Returning Board has post
poncd their PRONUNCIATION of tho returns until to-
morrow, Anderson, ono Of the prominent mosn-
bnrs OF the l5oard, is said to bo on hiH nay to
t1s city to lay certain evidence kofora tho prosi-
dent.
THE D1sTKlcr NEnT.
F0rney'H Chronicle Ut today l,ns m article OF
oyor twu counna devoted to all exhaustive con.
eloratioa Of tho District debt. 4 oasofu! SLIM
ming up OF tho entiro debt slcmonEsr ratoH that at
& low ostinlate it oxcoe1a 725, REC, QUO.
, 1874-12-14
No Disagreement Between President
Grant and Mr.. Drist0W.
The Reports to That Effect Abso-
lutely Groundless.
The Steamboat BiII---ka!akRua's Cold
---Notes and News.
PACIFIC MAIL INVESTIGATION
PRESENCE or LAHHE NUMBERS or WALL. STREET

OPERATIONS.
srtefat Dispateh to The Ch.eaao Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dco. 1y.-Tho presence
of the leading stock operators hero giyos WaH!l-
inEton tho appearance of Wall street. Tho Pacific
Aluil investigation haB brought hore some Of tue
principal Wall Btroet ,nen md many prominent
lobbyists. The impression ia gaining ground
that but very iuconsidorablo part Of the
s750000 Of tho Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pauy'B money was Bpont in this city, md tuat
very littlo, II any, was used nj bribe-monoy.
The Wall atroet mon nra generally agreed that ut
lcnst 9G50, 900 Of this pnuey vas lost by Irwin
in Wall street, inoperat1ol,s conducted under
tue direction OF Stoclwo!l. thou President Of tho
Company, and that those specuIa.ions, while
NORMALLY FoH THE BENEFIT
OF tue Pacific Mail Company, wore really intend
irwin a!ono. If this fact shall bo ostnhiiaAeu,
thu remainder Of this sum can he readily nc
counted for without assuming that Congressman
wero directly bribod. lr@in lived hero for n
ner. 1ie gave coaty entertainments mud NUM-
tanned an establishment lilo Prince. lie
could in tho montha he waa horo very
readily have expended al' Of tho hurn which was
not loht III Wnil street without lsinS any money
directly Tor The purchase or votes.
ANOTHER THEORY
Of tho Wall street people il that Jay Gould ia
taking advantage Of public opinion and Of tho
feeling OF Congress to assiat him in gigantic
"bear" operation OF .ho Pacific Mail stock
There aro Indications which SHOW thRt tho testi-
mony Of Irwin is to bo uEcd for this effect.
Ono Of tho points relied upon is that, II the in
veatigation shall show thnt money waB 1,aetl for
the purpose Of bribery, tho consequence will DO
that Congress wlll decide that tho pro-oxisting
subsldy of $:doo.GG0 only portion OF which has
been paid to tho Company. ).
Is viTiATEp,
and TINT Congress vii! rofnso to mako further
appropriations for that purpose. The doubt
about tho matter is wllother tho fbRiay Is such
coutract between tue United StateH and the
Company as could be enforced iu the Court Of
Clai.1ls.
1t is reported that ono result Of this opera
tion is that Rufus Hatch, Managing Director,
formerly Of Chicago. las been ca,,git By Jay
Gould "long" Of the stock, aud will haye to be-
gin life oyer again.
, 1874-12-14
771S0F1s7t11178
SEtciui iEepatcA IL 1'hf GH,cagu 1rt1u,!t


Srteiai tEspatcA 10 Tht tH,caa" 1rt1uus.
Whsu!SoTnS, Dec. 18.-The friends Of the
Steamboat bill expect to got it TIP in the Scnato
Oil Tuea;lay, and are very sanguino that it will
pass. Through an inaavorteucy this measure
was mentioned in thesa dispatches fow days
ago in n 1nanner calcuiated to givo the impress
Zion that it not desirable that it should pass.
pared With tho groatest care by tho
Commerce Committee Of tho Torty-sccond
Congrcus. Three months hnrd work were OK
I'd for tho purposes it IN Intended to soryo t as
my nieco Of WORK that has oyor been tiono by n
committee. It has hecsl teadily and tlorcoly op-
poHcd by patentoea and Treasury Officials. who,
under tho present Inv, anjoy extraordinary
privileges which ennble them 10 bleed steam
boat-o~nerD without doing any corresponding
good to tho public. These mon lavc n,a.,ased to
secure Senator Conltlius to oppose tho bill. The
traYoura demand TINT it shoull nH:;s
, 1874-12-14

The Story Tolst by hathorfty-5aoyy-
TIM Nc:rrnaN 9Tcro SI,0t 5sosyn By.
sIae UnEccoAStractcd Whites.
frun Ms Cincinnati Commer;i4!.
That fnlso account OF tho slaughter of col
ored men in tho noighborhood of yiclssb.lrg Aas
been spread over the country, by those who aro
sympathizers with tho aggrossors. guilty Of
needless und most wickod bloodBhcd, We are not
at liborty to doubt.
We have, from a source tina. commands conf
donco. statelnent TINT il due the country.
Hickspurg had ho1no time Bincs determined to
"cean out" tho prosens ollcellols1ors. Three
OF those otlicehodurs were Indicted at tho lunt
torn Of the Grand jury. Crosby tho Sheriff.
was ,tl.e, ono ospeeia!ly aimed at. It was do.
tcrsnined that 10 should bo put out OF ollce.
The papors iusiHtol upon tho board OF Super
vuors nlooting On Wednesday, Of Inst week and
requiring Crosby to give good bond. 4 Moot-
Ing Of TINT body waH oallod, aud it il known that
tho intention vas to roqaito Crosby TO Eive q
But the citizens, hoadod by lot-hcadod and
irresponsible cot OF men, put out MI ncelliary
circular calling for II noetins Of tho citizu:ss of
the county tho aatno day the Doan1 OF supe,yaors
were to moot. And oyory ono llow full we'll that
it was tho intention tllnt thu lizard should bo
forced to DO what waa wanted, or personal
violence usod. 30 tho county members failal
to put IN MI a11punrnnco. But tho citizens
uIlA Lllot% lAGGt!AEs ~ hua NLlEllAEu HlDBtIY NY
tho younger mon ind irresponsible pnrtiou sloii-
lug for u roY. During tho stssion. o committee
Of live lawyers wore appointed 10 report II MI
legal lnoans to oust Crosby lad beou exhausted.
A majoritY Of tho Colanitteo reported 4l,at all
1oga! inonua bad not buen oxhat.stns!. a minor
III report was mado by two Young limbs of
tl.o Law. aGying that all 1ogaI menus Ind boon
exhausted, and tlas tho tina for action Lad
culne. Dy "aotlon they meant rorco, and BY
iorco thoy mount the ropo. No oonceulmou,
was made in tllslr talls ahout hguging, etc. 4
committee was appointed TO wait upon cortaI,
officials md demand tholr resignation. Tho
Inooting adjourned to await tho report.
Tho officials who oonld bo found bogeaI
time to consult thoir lawors, but failed to
roply in tho time given thosn. On Tie reas-
eeMbl!ng OF tho meeting In tho Rftesnuon, aud
hearing tho repolt OF their committee, thoy rc-
solyod to adjourn IN II body to tho Coutt-Itouse
and demand tho resignation OF tne officers. On
reaching the Court-Houao all tho officers tied hit
CroBby. he signed rosgua.ion. No QUO con-
ooalea what bis fato would be II lo Ind not dona
70. uo would have boon hanged on tho
, 1874-12-14
AhLEOEp AnoRTloNlsT ARRESTED.

@~t"t'Fse'S
Sioux Cry, H., Dec. 1a.-Tllo good poop1o OF
this city woro inexpresH!bly shocked by tie le-
ooplion few DAYS since O. tho and intelligence
OF tho sudden death Of op5 OF its members, Mrs.
II. s. Townsley, wifo Of ope Of our leading dry
goods merchants. T1oy wers married. but about
nvo wocks before, and both occupied high posi-
.tions in society loro. Tho circumstances Of her
death woro 30 extraordinary as to CAUSE suspicion
that criminal aganta had been employed, Il
Coronor's jury was summoned yesterday, who
had q post-1uortom examination nlado of tho re-
tnnins, which lad boon buried, and alBo ox-
a1ninad tho husband and several otsor
witnesses. Positive evidence was found tin.
IN abortion had hccn practcod and
WIS tho causo of her death. hlr, Townships
testimony waB to eject tint Dr.. Bailey Ind lot
his vito hayo Instruments and ntlysed in regard
to tlloir ,pc. Another docser Btated that Towns
10y had callot1 Oh him to perform tho operation,
bit he refused. The jury rousiured verdict iu,-
pllcatiug DR.. Bailey. and lo was arrested Aud
placed under s3,U00 bail to appear ut tho next
turn Of court. Dr.. Dnlcy nsorel hero from
A1atison, Wls., fow yeafs a2o. and is highly
respected. nnl our citizons are unwilling to be-
llavo him purity to tlis infamous deed and bo-
lieyo ho will prove his Innocence.
, 1874-12-14

tor as foltowa, "Thore In nothing In 1t. So far
reterred to. ii haa not beyn oyor mentioned DO.
tween mysclf and the Secretary, or between my
self and Tho presidont for tho Inst tE,reo months.
As understand tho raal fact to be, Bouator
Treasury Department In relation to liz Syndicate
mastorB abroad, but waa prevented from going
by tho protraetod Bioknoss md final death Of hts
wifo Whether it will NOW bo worth wtllo to 20,
In viow Of tho long dclny and the fact that the
Syndicate contract terminates worry shortly, is a
matter onttrolY for tho Treasury Department
10 doeidc, and upon which don't profoHs to havs
an opinion; but MN suro Cattoll will not c0n-
sent to 80 In any event, unloss thu Secretary Of
tho Treasury dcsiroH him to do eo."