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PROPOSED CHANGE OF GUAGE OF THE RICH
noSp AND DANyILLE RAlLRoAD.-The: House
Committee on Roads and Internal Naviga,
tion met Yesterday morning in the office OF
the Superintendent of Public Instruction.
and resumed the consideration of the Dill
proposing to give authority to the Richmond
and Danyille Railroad Company to change
the guage of its road. Colonel Buford was
present and replied to large number o'
Questions propounded to him by members
of the committee relative to the guages OF
the roads on the north and south sides Of
the James river and in the southern States
The committee, without taking final action,
adjourned until O'Clock this morning.
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MoRTUARY REPoRT.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur.
day, April II, 1874, compiled from sections
returns received at The office of the Board ol
Health:
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ORDER As TO SALE OF BANKRUPr's REAL
ESTATE FREE FROM LIEEs.-ln the United
States District Court yesterday, Judge ROD
ert w. Hughes presiding, the following or
der was made: "Sales of real estate, free
of membranes, will not be ordered unless
all liens on the property shall have been pre-
yiously ascertained, with their priorltles
and registers are instructed to procure and
furnish report of such liens and priorltles
to the Court with every petition for an order
of sale. If such liens and priorities shall 10
any case have been ascertained by order OF
State court, copy Of the report of the same
made by the commissioner of such order,
may be used for the purpose of this order"
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EOR RENT,
EXECUTIVE CoMhITrEE} Z
or REAL EsrAfE fxci.ASGE, {


or REAL ESTATE xcnANGE.
March Is. 1874.
pssorred. That when not ueeded for the purposss
~ the ge the chairman OF this eommiaasSs as
be authorized 10 rent out the E&ChAnSSr ,S ean.ua.
for purposes OF general ibeenuks u "'s sS'
nity. lectures. reading, &c. ., ,he con.
In accordance with the shove, onsr 70 tns saa
mnnity rs well lighted and as ,snrynsss rs
centrally iocatsd haLL Iul n,,,v vI1 10
ean " hte ~ '''@ j.'THoMpsoS brown,
Chairman Executive Committec,.
mh 81 I'm - Al4.Sf-''..-- =.
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April 13, April IL. April 4, April 1
1872. 1878: 1874. 1874;
w c. ". C. " G. ". c.
Total deaths... 8 Is 13 l9 10 II 2 20
Still-born ,... :. 2
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LOCAL MATTERs'
,ss,cSLyrHtL soc1EEf.

49,, r,5sr<rrrr'vE COMMITTEE
LAST AIuUI.
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A!FiArT 10 Throw PASSENGER TRAIN
or 1AE IRACE.-About 8 O'Clock Monday
L'IH( "hcn The up through mail train on
t!r kichinond and Dnnvile railroad was
within about two miles of South Boston,
ana running at iuit speed, the engineer on
'9in'nS sharp curve discovered, not far
S"cad, a number Of railroad siIs piled upon
VIC Hack. He at once blew down brakes
Axe checked his train, aud did all he could TO
prevent striking the obstruction. The dis
tShct was SO short, however, that he could
A't come to a full stop. Striking the OBJ
Nfhc'iOD. the train was thrown from the
"-ck. But slight damage vas done, how
ever, d. after delay Of absut an hour the
.'"in proceeded, making its southeriy con-
A'''on at Greensboro. The company at
once offered II liberal reward auG are using
Every effort to bring the guilty parties to the
Punishment they SO richly merit.
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ApyoURsED FOR THE TERM.-The Henrlce
County Court has adjourned for the term.
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POLICE Court, TUEsDAY-Jushce White.-
Tue case of A. B. Smith, charged with hay.
ing unlawful possession Of q lot of horse.
shoes and railroad iron belonging to the Ire
degar Company, was continued until the Oath
instant. ....
The case of Charles Glassman, charged
with an assault upon George F. Hix, was
continued until the 18th instant.
William Taylor (negro), guilty of an as:
sault upon Joseph Martin, was sent to jail
for fifteen days.
Louisa Parham (negro), charged with steal
ing S10S from George Preston (negro), was
| discharged.
Simon before, nonresident, drunk and
unable to take care Of himself, was ordered
to leave the city.
Frank Demond, drunk and unable to take
care of himself, was discharged.
The case of Judah AmeHott, charged with
stealing a bolster, pillow, rocking. chair, and
mattress from Anna Davidson, was contin
ued.
1t was John Wooden, rot John Warden
as reported, who was fined on Monday fol
an assault upon policeman.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, TUESDAY,
The following business was transacted in
this court:
Town of Danville Us. Sutherlin. Case
GA B" ordered to be docketed i'll this
court.
Mountcastle Us. Gregg and ais. Writ OF
error and supersedeas awarded to a judg-
ment of the Circuit Court of the city of Rich
mond.
New York Life Insurance Company rs.
Hendren. Petition for rehearing denied.
Kennard and ais. us. Miller's executor and
ais. Submitted.
Jones's executors Us; Clark and ais. Fur
ther argued by Major Darlington for the
appellants, and continued until to-day.
Boiling Us. Lersner. Set down to be heard
after Corbin us Mills and ais, which is Set
for the first civil case to be heard in the next
November term
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WANTED to rent TWO ROOMS, O.
w one OF which would be suitable for ply R:S
sican's of1ce I'm the vicinity OF Tweuty-h:th and
Broad streets, either with or without board. Ad-
DIR. j. p HARRISON,
apl4-2t+ Dispatch Office
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LIST OF GIFTS IN THE GRAND MASONIC GIFT
ENTnRPRIsE, to take place at Norfolk hay OH
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WANTS.

BIZ young man. as OVEaSEER, or In any other
capacity. No objection 10 the country. Address
"H,"
an pl5-2tH care this office.
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ap l4-2t+

yXTANTED ROOMS.-A suit Of THREE
W ROOMS, unfurnished, with servants accom-
meiations for a family Of three persons tno chil.
dren). Possession wanted by the 1st Of Nay. Ad-
dress stating terms, location &C., c." post office
box 200, Richmond, Va. ap IL 3t$
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BUSINESS WANTS.
ap 15-1tk

WTANTED, PURCHASERS for BUILD
w ING, G,PLASTERINC. and PAVING SAND.
liso HkTILISG WANTED for carts or ntgoas.
Office No. l24 Eighth street, corner OF Cana! oyer
nscket-otiicc. RICHARD G. M0kk1SS.
I'D 6-2Wt
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WEEKLY MORTALITY.

BIZ WHOM CERTIFIED.
Regular practitioners g Board Of Heath.....
Coroner ..............
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4. The board Of aldermen may appoint q
clerk, who shall attend the meetings of said
board and keep record Of its proceedings,
and shall perform such other acts and duties
as the said board may from time to time re-
quire of him.
). This act shall be in force from its pass
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WANTED TO PURCHASE FOR CASH,
w HOUSE In an improving part OF the city,
with from five to eight rooms. 6lso one with from
three to four rooms. Address z. K. M, Richmond
post t-otilce. ap14-3t<
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WANTED, q settled person to COON
" white one preferred. Apply at
u. EULUMBUS'S.
an l4.2t S2l Broad street.
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EOR RENT. a FARM about two@
.ras Of ,rabi. land sojl and buildings good. keat
low 10 a careful tenant. Possession at once Apply
~ " j. l.. APPEkeoS,
os, Real Estate Ageut.
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WANTED, TWO HUNDRED AND
w FIFTY COLORED MINERS to go 10 In.
diana. | have sent large number Of colored
minors TO that place who are making &3 TO 10 per
day. Men have steady work, aud are paid promptly.
For full particulars apply TO
J.P. JUSTIS, Labor Agent.
an14 No 9 Fifteenth street,
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WANTED, TO BORROW $1,000 FOR
w TWELVE MONTHS ut reasonable rates, Sc
cured by deed or trust upon city properly worth
ND l4.2t w. GODDIN.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAT.

late Professor OF I
Virginia.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-12
SPORTING NOTES.

The race between the schooner yachts Magic
and Comet the NewYork Yacht Club course, which
will take place o-InUrrOw, Is attracting attention
The annual Fall meeting at the Suffolk
Driving Park Huntington, l.. l., will be held on the
10th, 2lst, and 22i inst. Tue aggregate of premiums
offered is 81, $50.
An exciting six-Oared gig race was rOwed
on Saturday in the Kill Kul between picked crews
of the Oneida and BayOnne Boat Clubs The Oneida's
crew were William Clarke (bOw), II. s. Jordan. +. 8.
Jordan W. c. Plerson, " ID. scnanck, E. c. Nelson
(stroke) G. H. Afford (cOXswain) and the BayOnnes,
W. j. McIntire (bow) j. Close. jr, Il. E. shaw, j, Cad
mus j. W. Ellsworth W. j. Van Buskirk (stroke). E.
Smith (coxswain). The steamer Josephine was char
tered carry the judges aud guests The course
three miles straight away The Oneidas won by half a
length III 15 minutes 40 seconds.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-12
nrD1cATroN OF A BAPTIST CHURCH.

The dedication of the Marcy Avenue
Baptist Chapel Brooklyn, took place yesterday. The
church was organized in November, 1878, with 45 men
bers, who worshipcd in a small frame building al
Marcy-ave. and Monroe-st. but the accessons were ~
numerous that new building was required. The mem
bershp is now 2O4 and plot of ground has been pur
chased and an eGifce erected thereon invoivlng
n cost Of $4,000, great portion OF which mas peeh
paid for The members worshiped in the new building
for the first time yesterday 1t is of the Gothic style OF
architecture is capable of seating 800 persons
the morning services the pastor, the Rev. heuptn
JefTery delivered the opening prayer ana the Kcv Dr
j. L. McCurry, President of Richmond College, virginia
preached on the power of the Church means OF dis
semnating the teachings Of Christ to the world AeaD
bah.schoO festival occurred at 230 pm when addresses
were delivered by Rev Geo. A. FelZ of the South Bap
tlst Church Of Newark, N j., the Rev. Dr. j. Hastead
Carroll of the East Reformed Church or Brookyn ana
Henry E. Wheeler Secretary of the Baptist Social Union
The sermon the evening was delivered BY the rev.
Dr. E. q. Robinson, President OF Brown University
Services will be held In the church every day this week,
at which eminent clergymen Will Oihclate.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-12
OUTDOOR SPORTS
BASE BALL.

In the championship game at Chicago on
Saturday between the Chicago and Philadelphia clubs.
the former was victorious by a score of 10 to Is.
The champion amateur Chelseas of Williams
burgh added another victory their list the Capto-
line Grounds on Saturday by defeating the strong nine
OF the Concord club by a score of IT too
The return game between the amateur Amty
and Nassau clubs of Brooklyn, Prospect Park Sat
rdov was witnessed by 1000 spectators. The game
suited III OF the Amys did the first by score
Of l3 TO g.
The third and deciding game for the anna
teur championship between the staten Island and Fya'
way clubs will take place the Capitone Grounds.
Rrooklvn this afternoon at O'Clock sharp Each club
has won a game and the prospects that the contest
will be one of the finest of the season.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-12
CoUNTERFFITERs OUTWITTED.

TuF SUCCESSFUL STRATEGY OF SECRET SERVICE DE-
TFCTIvEs-S10OO0 IN SPURIOUS NOTES CAPTURED.
A gang of counterfeiters of United States
eurrencv was discovered IN Cincinnati recently, and
from them learned that another gang was at work
In this city, Brooklyn and Philadelphia. One OF the
Cincinnati detectives TO this city ana conmuni-
Gated branch Of the United states Secret Ser
wee Bureau in Bleeckerst. Several detectives from
this Bureau detailed TO work with the Cincinnati
man and they visited in disguise every thieves den n
the CITY, They finally ascertained that James Dunson
OF No. IS South Ffthave., formerly proprietor OF
nquor saloon No. l2l Bleeckerst, of Wooster
and Joseph Qlinn. a thief we'll known to
the police. had been engaged in dis>
trlbuting large quantities Of spurious money 1t
remained for the officers these men and obtain
from them evidence not only for their conviction, but
for the discovery of others engaged in the same bus
ness Two officers watched Dunson and the liquor
saloon in Beecker-st winch he freQuented for three
weeks during which time they won Dunson's conf
dence and were finally shown by him several counter
felt notes. which he offered to sell at great reduction
provided large quantities were taken In reply TO In
qures Dunson said that he had been passing them for
three months that he had already made 5000 by such
operations and that he could obtain all the "stu that
he could use from the same source whence he had OBJ
taned these samples These notes we're S. bills of new
and very deceptive pattern, and DunsOn said that he
could obtain 80 notes, fully good, in any guam
tty persons in the West. Joseph Quinn the thief
was Introduced the disguised officers by Dunson at
one of these interviews. and he produced $500 in
notes of all descriptions, and offered TO sell them
10 the strangers. II was agreed that these
should he delivered on Friday night at Bleecker and
Croshv-Sts where Quinn TO meet the officers. He
came al the appointed and instantly pinioned
and carried to the Central Police office, where he was
locked up. DunsOn hearing nothing more OF quinn ana
friends night returned TO his residence at No
&c South Flfthave. to await their return. The de-
tectives appeared there at Saturday and cap
tured him after a hard struggle He was conveyed to
The Secret Service Office and there kept while his house
was searched. Three carpet bags, containing about
tl0OO spurious notes. found and taken 10 the
Secret Service office. DunsOn given in charge OF
the Central Office police aud will be kept by them until
further evidence can obtained from hm. IL is un-
derst0od that he has already mentioned the where
ahouts o. a heavy manufacturer" who Will be lmne-
d!ately tracked by the detectives
New-York tribune., 1874-10-12
BARON sCHwARTz-sENBoNN's VISIT.

A MEMORABLE EXCURSION TO HELL GATE AND THE
ISLAND INSTITUTIONS
A party of ladies and gentlemen met Baron
schwartz senbonn, the Minister from Austria, the
steamer Henry Smith, the foot OF Twenty fourthst
North River, Saturday morning. the object being,to
make trip in the harbor, aud to visit the public
institutions and other objects OF interest Baron
Schwartz. accompanied by the Baroness was welcomed
by Jackson s. Schultz and wife, Thomas Nc
Elrath and wife, Commissioner William Laimbeer
and wife, Gen. John Newton, DR.. c. W. Ber-
nach and wife, Henry Reck. G. F. Rollins.
OF Washington ID. G.; Geo W. Blunt Brg.'Gen. Kio-
dow aud Thos. C. Acton As soon as all were on board
the Henry Smith of and steamed down the North
River The poured down heavily until the steamer
had rounded Battery and then the clouds broke and
the sun shone brightly The party came out of the
saloon and seating themselves under the awning. en-
loved the passing panorama The prominent buildings
were pointed out 10 the Baron and Baroness, who
seemed deeply interested. The steamer was
run into the Navy Yard and Vice-Admiral
Brown was introduced TO the Baron and Baroness
aud welcomed by tue rest OF the party. Inc unique
ferry worked by the shore TO the receiving
,bip attracted considerable attention. The steamer
then steamed along the WIlliamsburgh shore. and
reached the wharf the peuitenary on BlackwePs
Island while bell IN the tower ringing for noon
Warden IiseOmb met the party, and Commissioner
Laimbeer, escortng the Baron. led the way
ipto the prison hall. Tue Baron remarked upon the
wholesome and clean appearance OF everything
IN the building aud he is studying the systems in
this country treating prisoners both criminals and
the insane with view TO improving the Austrian inst
,tutions. he examined everything with care.
The party then visited the Charity Hospital Lunatic
Asylum and other institutions on the Island. The
Bsron and the party having reGmbarked, the
steamer continued her trip TO Hunters Point. and at
length was moored 10 the large scow upon which
the .nachinery for drilling part OF the
reef was being worked. After watching
the drll;ng for some time the party returned 70 me
Gen. John Newton. who has charge OF the great en-.
oineerfng work He'll Gate. aferwards explained 10
fhe Baron aud party how the work was carried on.
while the party were at lunch the steamer had been
at HaIIets Point. The engineer in charge met
sbe Marty and conducted them through the shops and
works The Baron seemed 10 feel deep interest In this
great work He had seen a model OF the excavation
and be went through every part and questioned the
spen in charge O way that demonstrated how much
study be must have previously given TO the work Some
OF tbs ladies did not feel inclined 10 Visit tne eIcava
lions; but umbrellas furnished and the gentlemen
assorted the Baroness Mrs acEiratn Miss Bailey.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-12
NETWORK CITY.

Those who are opposed to the manufacture of
cigars Yesterday Concord. Hall and ad
dressed by A. strasser snd otherf
An unknown man committed suicide on Saturday
he leaning into the North River susquhansh He
was and black cost and pantaoops
There are three vacancies in the Peabody Home,
at Thirty and LeIngtoue The applications of respectable
Protestant women under IS years of will be considered nme
diaiely.
Officer Jacob Brush of the Twenty-eight Precinct
was head with brick by unknown person. sau
dav receiving wound AID conclusion of
the brain
The eighth annual celebration of the discovery of
America Christopher Columbus under the suspee Of the Italian
Ae Association Colombo Guard will take place to-day at Suffers
East River PARK
Statistics of the week: 1872 arrests by the police ;
496 births 203 marriages and ASS deaths reported By the Buresu Of
bth. and 81 deaths compared with the weeks
Messrs Hawk 81 Weatherbee the proprietOrs of
the Windsor Hotel check for $3.50 to Col George W.
wiura,e their toward the Of tho Amer
the Amateur Rae Club for this purpose
The regular meeting of the Seamens Protective
will held this evening D the leciurerom OF the New
Yot Nautical School No 92 Madison st. Reports will be submitted
the Undwhier the shposnsrs Association and the Mari
time Exchange.
An attach6 of the Atlantic City Life-saving Sta
bsmsd Paul BoyutOn left this city SATURDAY In the steamer
Queen intending sbsBioB the ship when 800 me from port and
make hi. back w'h nen,u' ,aypg dress which nc consist:
capable sustaining 800 pounds lie took with him supply Of food
and water for ten days
The Supreme Keneseth, the supreme body of the
ancient Jewish Orier sh Ba convened yesterday
at seuben The Committee Credentials reported the Of
the Grand Lodges Amer outse business
sppontme Ut u committees upon eio snn Laws the kne-
following officers: j. SOLOMON Of Newfofk
Rosh L. H. Ono Dep Ros A. r. Jones Of Pennsyvanis
Sup. Sopher.
Sergeant MaoDey of the Second Precinct arrested
on SATURDAY comprising hrm Of Davis Rowland Of No
charged with offering sell counterfeit cops
Of circular which hd sending the country stating
bsd monopoly OF imitation currency winch only Tue De
Judges think " questioning AMI which tbeT proposed to sell at
led their They locked
The Precinct SaioDlhouse.
The Rev. ii. NJ. Paynter delivered last evening the
sr Of series Sunday evening The Tabernacle the
sero Presbyterian Church BrOome and RdsesA He hopes By
syps Cssss dseoa build bis congregation. which. ~hss hs
New-York tribune., 1874-10-12

ana Mrs Beruack into the sixth tunnel. Tho party
went down TO the extreme end where tho transverse
cutting runs around the limit OF the work Inc party
were struck with the magnitude OF the work; , soa
acknowledge that they did not before comprehenn Inv
much had been accomplished. Gen. Newton eAplanssu
60 the party how he proposed to chamber the suppo'
ana blow up the whole shell or roof at once.
The party next went TO Wards Island ano viSies @ s
fanatic Asylum, the Inebriate Asylum, ana ou Cu,
diers' Home. After they reached the steaner aks'a
Cen Newton said: "They have just given tue sIgnS M
that they are about to explode blast unaer wa.o
where we saw the drills at work" The steamer
ont from the wharf. aud all we're hxcd upon
Indicated nv Gen. Newton. Suddenly large Souno VI
water rose leo feet and burst like great geyser. ~
while he going through the hurseIiSs a.,
Randall's Island the boys were forming Ior
honor of their visitors. They formed six companes
and went through dress parade, and then i0rneu = n
sides of n hollow square. Commissioner Lfmpec. @ a.
I3oys YOU have all got before you the chances oi u %
mi and manly lives. have made myself what au ~ ~
work have worked ali my life. and you must W." noe
win any prze OF manhood that Is worth IN
of the bows who evidently In commanu & .p uade
few well chosen words T1en Jackson H. Scnun r. suc
stirring speech, exhortng the boys 10 suNe io' '"N
-. - youoyue Hospital was
,ointed ont to the Baron and the system ., d
bcsnitals eynlaned About $3.50 p M the ~, artv
reached the foot OF Twenty ytnlrd-st "hoi0 WV f'
were landed. .,.o.o a, oil the prOgres-
s,re asnres that were explained during .he s1p
Everv morning from to he writes out al MS ssI
IONS of the previous day and forwards the1 Win
mail maiRs a. and suggestions to the Emperor
New-York tribune., 1874-10-12
HOME NE WS.
rHRRMoNETKR YESTERDAY, AT HUDNUTS. IN BR0ADWAi
sam-6O Noon-63' D. m.-6S' Nduight-54'
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenue Hotel-Speaker Blaine of the House of
Reprtsenaves Associate Justice Joseph r. Bradley of the u
Court H. Hatho Of Saratoga and Capt
r. Ames U. Army. BreUooFt Rouse.W A. Thomson r. OF
Csnsd and Prof Harvard College Surtecdn House
prof Of Lehgh Grand Ceatrat Hoeudge
Rchsrd Parker Hotel John G. Cash
az e L. Marine Corps BdrnUHs H0tGen Armstrong Of
virginia AstOr House-J. A. JOHNSON Of Santa Barbara.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-12
THE KENDRICK CASE BEFORE CONFERENCE.
The proceedings of the Methodist Protestant

The proceedings of the Methodist Protestant
Church OF New-York continued on Saturday Dr. HANKS
Chairman of the Committee on Drafting Resolutions lot
the Purpose of ReunitiDg the Southern Churcn Win
that of the North report to the effect that there
was no possible obstacle to the reunion OF the TWO
churches. The report Of the Committee on the Rev.
Mr. Hendricks statement was the most important SUD-
iect of the day. 1t was embodied in the following reso
lutiOns which we're adopted:
Whereas The Years experience with the character and
deeds Kendck has prepared TO expect much ~ os
even probable quality shonorbe and wicked perpetrators
the part said Kndrck but somewhat surprised the base
ness spirit dictate fuch tissue OF fssehood
aeer and Official j. Smith President malicious!
bv living the honor Of members OF TINS COL
by charges Of corruption and bribery
snn IA S sustained affidavit signed by strange nam which
mythical The misrepresentation thrown on
eve direction 10 mention here too pa pab Vicious
f fuaon Bot as an plnf9rne pn
been appealed II The taken to dis
be dark both nature OF the ubec
IN and the character Of Kendhck; therefore .
That brethren charged bv kndrck
the AFFIDAVIT being connected with bribery ADVISED
public by AFFIDAVIT to the fssy Of those
charges,
Po,d That appointed and authorized 70 Obtain
ali facts possible authorship Of said sda ana
other 6rstcas counsel Snd TO prosecute
the responsible parties civil courts warranted by a anu
The Convention then adjourned until Monday.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-12

THE HAT FOR OCTOBER, KNoX'S.-Beautlful
conception elegance aud uBeqaad in excellence the
KyoI Fall popular v,ite KsoIs 2l2 Full
tons IT, and In the Fifth Avenue Hotel