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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-04-30

souri--all having leased theirIines to
organizations in other States, and en-
gagged in interstate commerce.
Should this power of control oper-
ate upon the company who obtained
the franchise, which merely owns
the road bed, having no interest in
its business, except its annual rental;
or should it operate upon the compa-
ny which operates the road, owns its
equipment, pays and controls its OPP
operatives, receives and contracts To
deliver its freights and passengers,
fixes the rates, and gets the money
for their transportation?
In my opinion the regulation must
depend upon the character of the
commerce which, when found 10 be
of an interstate character, Is clearly
within The power Of Congress-
Hankeye. f
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-04-30
KNOXVILLE MARBLE WORKS.

DICKINSON BROS, Manufacturers and
N Dealers in Monuments and Head
stones, and Graveyard Work of every de-
scription. Near northwest corner Of Public
Square, Knoxville, Iowa. II
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E. R. HAYS.
A. O. HAYS
]. X. CASEY.

A TTorNFY AT LAW, Knoxville, Iowa,
"A Ofice east side of Public Square, and
10 stairs over Conwell's Hardware stJrs.
VIII practice IN Marion snd adjoining ooan-
ties. iti.)
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The Register learns that the Re
publican State Convention will be
held July 1st.
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Merfantitf, Grades, Etf.
TO BUILDERS.

I0Hv WEAVER is prepared to take con-
J tlscts for Piastering. Laying Brick ana
Stone, Building Cisterns, Flues, etc. Salts
fiction guaranteed. Materials furaished.
Leave orders at residence, East Knoxville,
or 81 store of Welch i Welsh. (7-.a
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VOL. VII.
MAIN ST. CLOTHING HOUSE.

r YARGER. n EKUHANT TAILOR, has
i. constantly n band Full Line OF Mems
and Boys Wear, Hat Caps and Furnishing
Goods
Agent for SingeSr ewing Machines.
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A. UNGLES. PIasterer.

A IL KINDS OF PLASTEKiNG DONE
IA in the neatest and most sub5tsntiai
manner, and on The shortest notice. Terms
liuerai.
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C.. GALLAGHER.

MARION COuN ~ aUCIIONEER, will
| attend to all b. iness in his line on rei-
topaoie term. oatl iact,on guaranteed.
Knoxville. Leave oIoers at the Voter odics
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G. {. CONWELL,
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.

MILLER. holiday 4 CO. are prepar-
l ed TO do ell kinds Of work la their line
on short notice nd on reasonable terms.
GIVE THEM A CALL at their shop
northeast corner of Court House Square.
Knoxvi lie. q AZ lyr)
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
TILE Jersey CITY MArRIoLDE.

The trial of Joseph Freeman for the muruer
OF his mother was continued ia the Hudson County
Court ~ over and Terminer yesterday Coroner MADAM
and Drs wilkinson Bird, and Everett 'es-
titled in relation 10 the post-mortem eN'
animation Cant Benson Of the Fourth Pre-
cpct was recalled, and repeated the conversation
which took place between himself and the deieu"n' "
the staonhouse The prisoner said he threatened 10
shoot himself in order to scare his mother ana 'na' "
shot ner accidentally. Bartle Hook, gunsmith' exam
med as an expert said that the pistol was very u
eorons one and might be discharged by shaking Inc
District Attorney offered the will OF the prisoners
father Joseph Freeman deceased, as ,eVldenee IL ~
dated Apr 49, 1872 and 10 devises oil his property 20
his wife her heirs and assigns and appoints her sole
executrix The pistol aud bullets were OF
fered in evidence, aud the state then rested
The defense made no formal opening. Edward w: Enn
the station agent at saltwater, Mnn on the west WIS
consiu Railroad testified that he station agent at
Kuckley Minu IN D'cemoer 1871, ana llNeu in nc SUI
non building one afternoon, ABOUT week pelul1 t
HOLIDAYS man went into the station, ana askeu ioI
some writing material, which was given 10 MN aiteI
writing n letter, the went out into the passenger
room and slot himself the ball taking euect IN ms hedn
The ness identified the prisoner the man VINO uau
tried 10 commit suicide. Bridget Doyle, domestic en-
ploved bv DE-. williamson, testified that the prisoner
called for the the night OF the murder bt the
doctor was our. j. r. Everett, son OF Dr. Everett Ws
tilted that the prisoner called Tor the DOCTOR on
the MIGHT of the murder, bUt the doctor was out
DR. g. Morse OF New-IOrk testified that ne hau exam
iued the prisoners head and found bullet Wounu He
skull nfhctng fracture. In his opinion III was h9l
suficeut TO have injured the brain unless II was areay
diseased. in which il would aGgraVate thc sNIhp
IONS. Dr lanes Webster testified that he hdd eAaih-
iued the prisoners head, and found IN MectOh o. INC
right eve, which indicated disease OF The hialn'
Al this point the Court adjourned until bs morning.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
',as committed by johnson In

charged certain irresu ari, =,
his office OF In pc hearing ". ''' o''o wa ''u
this morning b ,fOro Recorder Given. N'o Pios."'V
being represented ~ The Hon Benjamin H. ''9 "'' W
ter and VIM B Collins, esd. gsI tno dofendan, W tne
Hon James II. C.mpbel.. The correspondent OF 'oh
TRrp,gr catbcart Taylor was also present represented
bv Lis c.npsel J. Howard GendelI, esq. Johnson was
oyamined and the ehef clerk OF the QiirterpasterH
nartnant TIE defendant declined To croSs examine,
preferrIng 10 waive an examination ana scnd thc csc
in cnnrt Mr. acndel by the conrte'y OF MT BreWstcf
and the RaouIler, was allowed 10 crosReNiiDlne lol
though having no legal statu3 IN the tribunal ne repro,
sentnd Mr InylOr the real Gefondant. AlteF a go0u
deal NJ tesfnouy eftoi CrOss-exaDnat0n, thb d'-
endant was discharged at the suggestion OF the prose
cuou thew being assured that no malice Wih Icit by
MN u u M facts article taken from another
ionrugI IN, result OF the examination, however, indi
clod thai johnson had not boon guilty oi Ius"nonal
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
A POLICE COMPRoMIsE.

SonnIssoSER HUGH GARDNER CHOSEN PRESIDENT
or TIK POLICE BOARD BY a UNANIMOUS VOTE
PEACE RESTORED.
The Board Of Police proceeded yesterday to
Sne election Of o President. Commissioner Russell
moved hat Commissioner Gardner he elected President
AL election was had and tho nominee was fOnd TO have
received every vote. The newly chosen President
shanked his colleagues for the honor conferred upon
him and said that 10 ms official action he would en-
deavor 70 act IN the impartial manner. The Board
then adjourned.
The Commissioners. whom spoken 70 on the subject
profossed 10 De glad that the matter had hccn amcaby
arranged and the deadlock broken. President Gardner
.aid that the Commissioners lad reached the conclusion
that 10 would be better snh all private feelings which
loy might have entertained aud eudeayOr 10 logislac
solely the public Interests He had no reason 70 doubt
that hereafter everything won move forwards
No i0bmal agreement OF explanation had been had The
Commissioner simply thought that the public interests
demanded that they should lay aside all private ami
Inosiues or near-buruinss sDd work for the common
FOod.
Commissioner R1sscn said that the election simply
meant that the Commissioners had concluded to work
together harm0nously for tee tpu0c good. The action
oi the Board the day. in referring al bills
the Auditing and Station house Committees, was a
sifp the diret tIOu Of COaClatlon aud peace. Tie
trusted tnat nothing would occur TO call up past giev
snces, and again bring the members OF the Board into
az aconu with reference 10 the various committees
lr waa in favor OF allowing them present
until the Commissioner shan take ms scat, When
fIey can he TecOnstructed m an equitable manner.
The action OF the Board reported IN political
olreIes and caused much BY the majority
was believed 10 lee The result OF desire for harmony
the part most Of the members or the Board There
were otbCrs however who believed that the object
10 prevent the election as President Of Commissioners
Andrews. or whOmsoevef the Board Of Aldermen may
confirm. Others again believed that the Mayor had en-
ao.VOIcd % secure harmony In the Board. number
a. tie leading Republican poiti idns called dufng the
Afternoon. and congratulated President Gardner upon
hs election. They took occasion, naturally, 10 urge
upon him the propnety Of appointing one or more OF
fhtr fIlVnds 10 Positions on the force These 6pphca
placed Gle. There 40 present 10 20
names the lst which have been passed by the sur
s,ous nc approved boy the Board and are now awaiting
NaA.Lnll.- lhl -nr-e Le-nn llL 90 The Drchonl tme
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13

.,,. ,oaay DIT Samuel @. Armor, Dean OF 'ho r"o"',
90 Iro Island College Hospital testified ID his 'niu"V
nat tho hospital established In 1883 Tor LUG PVV
ton Of medical science, &c. and that class Oh over Vo
students was attached to the hospital tDat hcrc'o'V
the College Hospital had been enabled 10 op'',"
for dissection from the Morgue of the CiS an
Of New-YOrk; but that recently the no",' " - :,
the Morgue in NewYOrk from supply ig I sp cobooi is
with any more bodies so that the AnatOatt, Anat,nv DT
now without material Tor the stu ~ Oi onouh
Skene testified that he believed tneIo WI W. ,oaI ~
subjects 10 be found among the uhc",o of tho
Morgue refused and stin refuse, todcYct & u ~ ~
which fall under their control for any suou pu@tIo @
other professors OF surgery &c es'neu 20 tn" iuV
vcnience caused the College by tho ac1lo 81 .ho
ities of Ncw-YOrk and Brooklyn aud furtlci W
that the School O Anatomy wO6id nave =" W t ~
less the Supreme Court compelled te hn'h"'i''s W
Kings County 70 obey the law.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
THE NEWJABSEY LEGhLhTrRE
Az AITmur TO RESTRICT rnE PRINTING oFiUGLic
LAWS ~ .Ew~p4rER-.


Az AFTNuT TO RESTRICT rnE PRINTING oF iUBLiC
LAWS ~ .Ew~p4rER-.
FROM gI,g GUAR CORRESPONDENT OF rHE tEFUNEl
TRENTON, March 12.-A number OF hlls
p seL ihci tbrI reading in the Senate to-day In the
sembly M LonJn offered Glll 10 relieve Ogncre and
officers Of vessels owned In NewJersey from detention
q, Quarantine. The bin mace il lawful FOX any vesse
owned and Differed ny citizens OF NowJcrsey Sailing
from the port OF Ba ,imorc any port the Chesa
pcaGe Bay AMI bound to any port IN N,wJersoy to sail
direc 20 the port oi destination. without let hin
derince from any quarantine authorities claiming con
.o oi the Ncw-Yo waters. Mr. Carse offered "a resol
ton that the Speaker app oilt Committee to prepare
resUlut eatve 70 the dr.th OF Charles Sumner Mr.
Vanderbilt offered ame Ddnent, which accepted
10 iuc.ade Miiri FILLMORE. The resolution was
adopted. much dcsiret biz to regulate the printing
Of tue pablo laws OF the state, is at last before the
Assembly The bill provides that the general public
laws passed al each session OF the Legislature the
cllnatiuus ~ the Governor and the legal notices issued
from any ol tne depdrtnehJs OF te etae GoNefhmcht
shall he Published at the expense OF the state IN ~
entitled representatives, OF the General Assembly OF
state, provided that there he IN each county at
least Two papers entitled TO make such publication. lt
said that there one two counties III the state
that have only one paper and unless the pr0ylso i
stricken from the biz, ~ ~ Of no avail The bill further
provides that each county shalt pay for the publication
0f special laws applicable e. IT, 10 will. according 10
the bin, he the duty Of the members Of the Assembly,
with the advice ana consent Of tue Senator from their
Respective, counties, D name the papers which shall pub
-l such laws IT.. believed tnat the passage of tins
bal. vitl the PrOVso Omitted, VIII cause the death OF
several ot those publications. which, the Prcsi
dent oi the senate remarked -jno time ago. are little
things called cwspapers, printed an Now-IOrk All cI-
culated in NeN-Jcfscy, with very little Ne" rsey
The hill t"r a boulevard ~ Hudson County came
it, thIrd rcsdi1g, and was lpstj To "a molten
reconsider laid un The table so the bi,
yIl interest to the cope Of Hudson County s not yet
al t-sl luf
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
,HE KEF-HAMPSHIRE ELECHoN.
LIE LATE,T EErrEN..

Concord March 12.-Two hUnd.Cd aud sey-
enteen towns give Weston 3i172, No, utCuns 1855.
Backmer and scattering 2O77. Seventeen towns remain
to be heard from, which gave last year: Weston 1895
straw lOoi; scattering'52; majority iOr Weston -52
Weston fails Of election 10y the people from go 10 81"
votes The following Senators are probably elected:
Democrats-Ch handler Sdnborn Daniels P'rker-fot1l.
4 Repubncaus-Hau Todd, Wallace. ApuJ't-.otal, g..
II Is quite certain that there IL no choice al Nos H.,
VII, VIII, and y,
From the returns already in, the House stands Dcmo-
Gratis I72 Republicans, l67 The TO hear from
Columbia Plttburg. Eaton, Jackson Carroll ClaIk>-
VILE Enrol and srafOrd, which Hast year Gle ted emo
Gratis and probably have done thi' year. The Demo
Gratis have plurality in Hllsaoso County, which proo-
ably elects their county officers.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
ENTRIES FOR THE JEROME PARK RACES.


The full list of entries for the Spring meet
ing Of the American Jockey Club az Jerome PARK mas
been received The large number OF nominations attest
the growing popularity OF the sports OF tho tuif IN TINS
countrv and the high estimation in which the manage
mcnt Of bo jerome Park meeting he'd py owners OF
racehorses The new stake for woycarolds called the
Juvenile Stakes 500 entrance hai forfeit with $500
added dash Of half a mile has 90 entries among which
are representatives OF Kentucky Lexington. Giroy,
vandal, Planet, Narragansett, Enquirer haywood
the imported sres bennington, Australian. Eclipse
Gadiateur. Marsyas and Ratapan. The Fordham
stakes Handicap dash Of mile and quarterhas 40
entries or two more than last year. Among them the
most prominent and best public performers are stra-
chino, Periwnkle, GRAY Planet. Midcw. Stanford
Vaultress CariDOo, Sse Watson, Minnie Mac, Galway,
Tubman, Spriugbok Cora Linn, Lizzie Lucas Artist,
| Business Survivor. Preakness Mate. FolOwcraft. Wiz
ard. Catesbv, and Foster. The handicap weights VIII
appear on Nav l. aud declaration Of acceptance on Nay
90 The Jockey Ciub Handicap stakes OF 500 each,
hal forfeit, with $1,000 added, two miles ha ths year -
entries against 20 last season Tue best known
are StrachnO Shy lock, Mart Jordan Stanford, satire,
Village Blacksmith, 'triboo, AbIel k"iec. lu.man'
Spfiugbok MerOdac JzLe Lucas, Business, NOuarcist
Waudtrer Catesby, Foster, Jean N1l jean ant last
wears winner, PIeaEuess. The Ncsfchcslcr tup, 70
sweepstakes Of $50 each, p p. with fl5g1 added two
miles and quarter. has 26 cutIlc-. or cehi more i'h
last year THESE are PeIi"lhhlf 0li toi'IO'
Mart Jordan, Sny lock- Stanford, CarboO village hch
smith, Whisper Galway, Ahdei koIea. lubm1n, cora
linn Merodac Satire, Lizzie Lucas. Busiuc->. R'nsom
ST. George, Survivor. Mary Clark, IcNOwcratt JACK OF
Trumps Naverley, CroIkiord Fred 'Bounabcl aud last
wears winner, Wanderer. The second horse l. entitled
TO receive $500 out oi tue STAKE, ana the winner q" @
single amounting To 5000 has I" carry thrye
pOUuds: OF 5000 seven pounds: o. $500 ten pounds
extra According 10 these condition. Wandcrr tuo-
man. Abdel korec, Lizzie Lucas Mary ''uk, ana sur
viyOr are peuCIed tOr W1Din. TIE h-H cla,. ot iht
racers engaged and the numerous Cutue for the yAr-
Gus stakes. gave promise OF DI4lant lace "'e'DE q"
Jerome PARK i'm june
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13


v 10 omen or oiose and 10 widen or marc otheI
alterations ~ them, under certain pioVi5i0DT
NEw-JERsEY,
Jrpsry C,rY.-Cml Clifton, German, aged
20 years has missing iron his homo IN 'ogory-2t
since last Monday. when nc wont TO NewYorh 10 got
draft cashcd feared that he bas been mtn'iered
. VIM Dunphy, aged 90. residing m Yortrsi'i between
Washington and Greene-sts vac vun over and hcd at
the Groeuesi. erOssDy II e Penn ylyanio Railroad on
wonc- lay neht The rccotpis Of live stock at the
Ah1tioi yce.day werc: Cattle l9oo, hoer oty@ hheop
1850
ELHABErH- Tho farmers OF this county report that
me Nlc., cfop gives promise of being larger hah of
many wears previous The tender Oi an engine "h ti
New -Jerscy Railroad was damaged Yesterday bY I. COZ
iI-inn with fIcignt tram on the Pennsyl lYnnii kl-
AL AZ III. Broad Il. crossing. Francis Yico, an
old piyscian tins city, died az ms residence III
NIrshall-si Yesterday morning. A gentleman IRON
PbldeIpba et loose carrier pigeon 40 the depot IN
ths city, ~ 1929 q. m. Yesterday UPON NJ aiiVa w
New-York he asccria,ned by telegraph that it had
reached home at ii o'clock M, thus Tying distance
u e. miles m 40 minutes. the acquta of Chisf OF
Police Kcron Is confidently expected, as none OF TIE
charges Of corruption preferred against him nave peeh
NrwARK-Tbo Young Mems Christian Association
have determined to hold bazaar Of all nations at an
early day and committee To MAKE the ne,ta'9Iy p,u
dcted by the Grand Jury have received notice w appear
court on saturday morning IDe bOird oI lde ~
meeting on HSdn3saay nght deIeu ] '' 10 the le
OF the CITY from the County OF Essex as opOscu 10
the real interests of the ciy...The Board OF hoseh
Frcehodcrs met yesterday afternoon. and after discuss
ing the bill before the Legislature diYiling tne
county, decided lay the matter over untll 'he heN
meeting OF the Board. The city members OF the boalu
were unanimous against the division, but they were
oyerruled by the country vote.
PLLNFIELD-Three vagabonds, man, his wife, ana q
brother OF the woman. In field about three
quarters OF mile thus village, at midnight OF We'd
nesday aronnd fire, with bottle OF whisky Ihree
hours afterward the found lying on the hte
burned TO death, and her brother was lying near Wy
very drunk. The husband had disappeared. IDo DOdy
and drunken man were taken TO the station.
UNION HILI.-John Weber died at his residence on
Wednesday, aged 80. In 1850 ho founied "A German
newspaper In Now-YOrk entitled the LUct The
total amount Of Town Collector Schafers defacition
s. 2s7 12 for which his bOudsmcn Responsible.
Peter Hansen, OF the b0ndsmen, denies having
signed the bond and claims mat his signature for
gerry.
PATERsOS.-A man named Davis from Brooklyn, was
found dead AZ $50 y. H. Wednesday, near tho Erie
depot al Rutherford Park, having apparently fallen
from bridge on the public road. coroners Inquest
was held today, and the jury rendered verdict OF
accidental death Davis was selling ipatent medicines
at Rutherford Park whore he was stranger
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
MUSIC.
MR. wrrvrAwsK's vAREwsm coacGRr

y
Nh Wieniawsk who il about to leave us
for Havana and to return thence to Europe gave his
farewell concert last night at stoinway Hall before
large and brilliant audience lis noble playing has been
cordially relished In this country, and his departure VIII
be sincerely regretted not only by the small circle OF
connosseurs TO which musician must a. ways look ior
the truest Appreciation also by the great general
public whose fancy he has capyated, whose taste he
has improved, and whose feelings he has 80 often
touched He played last night extensive selection OF
pecesseyera OF his best, and ono OF two oi ms most
popular The most delightful Of all perhaps were inc
beethoven Romanza IN + and his own "Legende." The
others Included his second Polonase, his Caprlcclo
waltz the "CarDval Of Venice" 81 PatricEs Day,
aud two little gems OF Bachs The fret OF these was
B0urT(e "A stately dance measure In common tme WIN
Double OF variation Of the theme the second the
beautiful " Proludium viyace," in major "hlch We
believe was written for the violoncellO.
Mr.. WieniawsA had the assistance OF several good
singers and of orchestra under Mr. Bergmann. the
piano accompaniments being supplied by Mr. Rembie-
linsk NJ Maurel, who sang his ara from Ia Favonta
Faures Les Rameaux," ana one or two other pieces
waslcordiaIly welcomed as ueual Miss Grazietla kidg
way gave tho Poacca from miRnon" admirably, and
executed n series OF elaDoratey difficult variations or
Iontes by Artot on q themo OF pacinls with violin
obbligato played by Mr.. WienawskL THIS young LADY
has a charming Voice which she is learning TO nse like
an artist, and we heartily congratulate ner upon
the progress she made during the past two years
she Joined Sig Forrauti in tho duet from Crispino"
and the yiyacous baritone also sang the aria OF Figaro
from tho " "Barblere." NJ Caponl was 10 have taken
part in the concert but in consequence Of the sickness
Of Sig Campanni he suddenly called 70 Brooklyn TO
take that ecntemau's place in the performance OF
Aida" Sig. ArrgOti, however, who has just arrived
from Mexico. kindly consented to sins aria from
YerdPs 4" Forza del Desino." and II he will kindly con-
sent nevcr 10 sing in wYor again the patient public
viii be very much obliged TO him.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
Az ALLEGED LIBEL SUIT IN PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, March i0-FraEk Johnson,
Inspector OF CIohpc at the Uohcd States Arsenal In
this city issdcd warrant Of Monday against
George u. Hammersey. publisher and editor OF ne
Day 'lr,Hics on charge Of libel for publication IN
biz paper based aru'o ~ Tn TRIBuNE II ia, l.
int, written ana sent Is tho correspond,ut 81 !Ia
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
PROMOTION OF MEDICAL SCIENCE.

Judge Pratt Of the Supreme Court of Brook
lyb issued yoeferday order the Coroners OF the
City OF Brooklyn and the keeper OF the Morgue OF Kings
County, 70 show why they should not deliver to
Long Island College Hospital toe unknown ana IN.
claimed OF the city foI the purpose OF promoting
science, accordance with chapter ~ the
Sr " lssA ibs shswsJ " ss.c eJd9 ss,rg made IslOJI
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
HrnsON RIyEK COrNTlEe.

WEs srciEsrFa.-rhcT Tax payers Society have
nominated y {. Hsycmcyer iOr supcryi or j. Butlcr
fDt Town Ccr John conncl for Com missioner OF High
ways BLruuIl FOR Assessor. j. Wilson for Receiver
OF TaNcs. = II. NIuu Tor Jusce at the Peace The
Reco yer of Taxes has received unto ho prrscn'
ahuut ST. O lu' tex amounting TO sl5i0J winch has
10 hs Iaiscd Apl1l J. The tIllrC VIII thrn bsuc
warrant FOR levy On the delinquent tax ptyers.
Nousr VEnNOK.-ApphcaUO has been made 10 D.,
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Hoffman Hoase-Senator William Spragne OF
- Buri-. u y
iH@s d,ecnator y CIgn Of New iaup'hirc mr. fsfn
I,n George A. sheridan Of NeFOrcans, Jadke thae hsoh
r "a Coi w a Scott Of Erie Nh0l1s ii,i-
Itge n Tcaktr Of Wah gton erMayo Dwight OF bngamiou
- Tentnsor ~ : Consul Gcow H0it B1fHactk-fai
Of Gov Drs 'tsf anil Gen George w
49,, ,fIF1 ' Hgt'Sgrgcon g. G. byfle u. s. Army
Ujndso, Hcti-Gen Nklan aud Col Iohona! Of Indiana
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
STATEN ISLAND.

CLWrON.-The Health and Boarding Officers
residences At the Quarantine Grounds are com
pctcA. and uphoStcrcrs are preparing the intended
for Dl. Naudcrpoe who viii occIpY Il on April The
Beading Onicar s already boarding vessels from tho
now station. Nh. L"w~. agent OF tie Western Union
Tc'eiph Company, IS abUat % establish Telegraph
stlt."u on ths ~, misses adjoining the Quarantine
GrpIuis. which vii lee used exclusively for ship news
Tor She Associated Press. IN" Old station TpmpKns
Vile V ll BE- U-el exclusively for village purpOsts.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
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