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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.



CLEARED.
Steamship Bov, OBJ Munro, GigoT Henderson Bros
Bsr. Iawreuc Eddge Venice orders D. Dearborn.
BedOr NOr TerIelsen Rotterdam Ie'ens Book
sarl Huron ) Irving Cork ora. n j. De wona Co.
BARK Amelia Campa ItaL Cafero Cork Falmouth, A. p.
Agre'ta ~ $4,000. S,.,.L L r..
Bark Eta tit.l Bro Belfast SlOcOyeA Co.
Barr Lug Gtal DgIan Dqb9 SocC,is ;i.! Co Sio,
s%s * t. % Gs sssss. FSi1 Eys
HFs Sf' S:Es"a is:S s@oiS' I
Biz Neeni B Nust( Perish ConsriRopie sloe0VeA &Cs.
s ss a ~ scI, n 6,a ga's
s s E E,I SssS 45oISS S sh,'h.H
sclr Maggie Wood tBr Mood s. John n B. p MENUS Son.
s seSr c.eaoa, TTs10 Iaca wnaof ss.u
scRG 1'P s Rnf y P Pa S3'.,s ss' Co.
sehr Hattie sstOD, Parsons, Green Turtle Cay Weinberg
ARRIVED.
lt Hi,' WITH md ip. and pass to p W. j. Hurt.
w c s s1 n % G PAS. 10 aud Key
Steamship Gamma Br1 Iedoi Hamilton, Bemuds days. with
Earl q L09'5.s OBJ RGs.r EMsT ,ss Es Nay
Ship Golden Fleece lOt Boston, Horton Liverpool ~ days. with
Bark Marco Polo tie) Mnsseu Bremen April 5, with mds
Bark Noneo Gr Srge9sso Liverpool i3 d w ballast
BARK Mar A. ai,sha se 81 IoS nt. n Ri wright Rotterdam Oi
Bis Florence Nav (O Windsor 81 cOehans. Wentworth. ST.
schf. 10. j. P1sfo, sop.r Georgetown, DC
sshr {. ". AcOtt Lyman yirsinis.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
B6gfoy Nav 25Aryed steamships VIM Crane rom Baltimore
pmsn Gen Whitney. from NewYork bark We
nus from Swansea .oh Agnie Conan and Sophie Knni from
IKTps Del NAV 25-Pused In bark " n p.ensn from Roer
DAM bngs Long Reach from Bns- Ca China f9S's aieo
for orders; schr Carrie Wilson, from Nas-aa
MONROE. May 5passei in for Baltimore bark Elver
ton and brig Agnes Barton, from Matanxas
May 25-Aryed steamships Yaoo from NewOr
leans Havana Ohio. from Liverpool Sailed steamship Pnnsy
yans for Liverpool
NEwoAsrLE Del. MAY 25-Passed up steamship
schr L. A. Rommel from DO Passed down sch Limo
from Newport
FRAScrsco'My oiThs steamship Nevada sailed yesterday
for Shanghai via Yokohama &
FOREIGN PORTS.
EAGAsAK Japan May 24The Pacific Mail Steamship Company,
Republic sailed Yokohama
SIZE will be ue June IS She has full
and freight including 40 cabin and 400 freight
New York via PsuamA
LIVERPOOL, May 23-The American Line steamship kenilworth
sailed for Philadelphia
SPOKEN.
MY s. lat 80 80 long snip Psmtrae SOr from Bremen for
Newfork
lat 81 long ~ bark G. Putnam Br from Charleston
Liverpool
fTor --latest ship Aeus see Fra Pdqel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26
WRONGS or CHEAP LABORERS
THE DEATH or JOHN DONOVAN by AN ITALIAN IN
CHATHAM-sQUARE-AN INTELLIGENT LABoRER5

THE DEATH OF JOHN DONONAN by AN ITALIAN IN
CHATHAM-sQUARZ-AN INTELLIGENT LADoRER's
STORY.
Twenty Italians, comprising DriscolPs gang
OF street cleaners were marshaed In the Coroners ONCE
yesterday. when Coroner woitman began a prelm-
mary examination into the circumstances OF the killing
OF John Donovan an Irishmln, in Chathamsquare, on
the l,th inst The Coroner has been looking for EVIL
dcnce in the matter since Saturday when Donovan died.
and he finally decided TO question the whoie gang WIN
the expectation OF finding some one having knowledge
OF the quarrel and with the idea also OF dlScoVering
those who hoes, with which the Oow was hhc'eu
or tho twenty men present only three used noes,
ond ,o,o NJ them seemed 70 know much OF
tho circumstances Bartolo Currotto OF No. o.
Baxterst testified that on May y he was WORKING WIN
the gang five six persons STOOD on INC soe"hk Vi
fhatbamsnuare and showered invectives upon the
gang he dire his men. being an assistant FOREMAN
TO pay no attention them and continue work. but he
was suddenly seized by one OF the party on the side
walk and thrown to the ground when he rose he found
the man who had assaulted him lying on the ground
bleeding from the head ana then policemen came along
and removed the he did not know VINO were WORK
ing near HIM with hoes at tho moment ana progressed 10
be unable TO identify any OF those VINO might nave
struck his assaant None OF the others could give any
more satisfactory testimony. Coroner Woitmln sent
them ali to the Tomhs await the result ei the nVest-
CATION which will be continued to-day, Wheh the cOh-
PbiIipe Bnfid Of No 2o3 Essex-st an intelligent
voung man. who acts the interpreter OF the gang,
said that the Italian aborers IN the city were contin-
ually subject assault and Insult from aoorersoi othe
nationalties and especially from the IRISH In Madison.
ave recently an Italian laborer was severely Injured
by brick thrown upon his head ny some one Worhhg
$500 MN on n bnding at is" he said, regular
thing for cardryers strike the Italian laborers o the
head with car-hOOks they pass where te men arc
working the track OF cry raltoad ;, no
wtlstauding these disadvantages, SAID llhlul mere
are several thousands OF Italians ANXIOUS L! work Ior
th sone WAGES (l rs day of 10 hours, and ne added
rather sa, "f refused u Work even - ana ~ hOurs
for the same money aud was discharged Hunuteu eh
would apply for my place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26
Unsafe BUILDINGS.

Buildings reported unsafe during the week endnE s''or May
Boulevard rs south Of ouehunid and snh''
% eny nr corner Of crosb, unsafe on eoamn. .a
west gable; g. Sasnberg. ownsr
West Poarteenhs No. 56 unsafe stairs anu eoo " H. fe0'
oneardreanas,h south side, 100 fee. Of Boulevard.
unsafe chimney; Henry Warren, sgent -
East orebGd and No. 81 ur''fs chimney:
Eas No. S. unsafe chinney'
Rcaic Nos Sc ani c. .ecOuiO foOr aud beams
RaTss. 80 2oa (rea unsafe front wall AMI arches r. Der
Reawc No. 81 trea unsafe north gable AMI walls nieA
Ryagtoust 22i. unsafe chimneyr M'tp speeht ovn.r
Rynstoa.st No DOS unsafe chimney A. NJ Ianuug AGENT
Rvpstont, No. 2eo tearh unsafe ehnney' A. NJ fa'nhG
Rngtous, No. 23O ehmnsr,; Joseph P Psyto-
R,nstonst 30 23i unsafe chmneys A. NJ. FalHilS seat
Caon-s No. 81, unsafe rear brick piers and rear wall Mr. law
ciHton No 49, unsafe foundations and piers Mrs Ivngou
Cntons No Co. unsafe piers fOuala:On' M' Lvas'Os
West Tlir,hs-. 212. unsafe front wall Andrew Walter.
Broadway side go feet south Of onehunred i'ryf'
Broaway east side 25 e One.hunirei shb st.
unsafe chrnneysi Joha FINLEY owner -, ~ ,., 80, ,, s,,
st, unsafe chmneys; Michael Foley, owner ,.,...,.
Tenthsve side line Of oaehunted t's ash
West Nue,eeaths 49, unsafe font and walls George De
Msds5ns No. 4O6 from. eastery Barclay Estate.
Broavay southwest onhunded aud eghy-hdst unsafe
Broasway northSes corner olehuried unsafe
chmaeys; Mr. Fisher, owner.
DyisoB. No 1893 a. safe rear gable wall; :. b F'
Prnces No. 80 corner Mercerst unsafe c-imns' and coping;
Mrs Osrt. -. ,,,
Tenve east side 100 feet north OF One hundred sndegb III
81, unsafe chimneys Mr. Peck
Fouh ave- side IS Of Eighty unsafe chin
ueys; A. r. Wakeman, owner
Levi Adams
Delancev No. 500, unsafe chlmueyt; Edgar estate owner
$40, unsafe cmueys; lgar
BIZ, unsafe cbmneys; Etser estate
East Tweushth-st, No. 1856 unsafe generally D. Bellows,
Easau % and 25 and No 20 Cedir unssfe west wall Of
Equitable Life Insurance Co.. owner Of 10 Cedat Of ~
and 70 Nassaust., g. Mead
southwest OF One seeonds
unsafe chimneys Margaret Mead owner. .
East No. 609 snsafe roof sud cell
unknown.
F,ve northwest Egherthsr unsafe generally wm
PsdiAn. owner.
Fighaye No 1856 unsafe south WALL G. W. Bloomnl
Eghths No. 50l unsafe party column IN front A. b. schaJa
No 49, unsafe ehmoes, C. L.
Mead, agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26
DECISlONS-MAY Is.

Superior Court-Specai Term-By Judge Van Worst.
--Gil,. ,rt Ausin.-Orier settled and signed
b, Jndge Curs-Mash sscondsve R. Co.Alousnce to
defendant Of 800.
Supremr Court hdmbrs-By Judge Donohue.-
elliott sg Exchange; In the Of Noousn
nv-Moon. denied Security Bank National Bank Of the Com
s,nye,lh; Damon; kershov kersbow Atkp
Aim Wilson Kehoc.-Mouons denei memorandum Won
Rhss In the matter Of Wasn In OF the
People sgt Bsn-Opnons In the matter Se DuesGrsnd
Ssucler
shr. AT shsa-MoIon denied bail reduced 10 $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26
pISSENG ERS ARRIVED

PROM VERA CRUZ lc-In steamship CIV Of Mero May 25
e. bowls Miss MARY g. Paa H. seharhof De Ia e,ra
A. Rebate Collin. and Mrs. L. Casteo A. del Pno h Ma
torrev r. C,mpos Alexandra A. Euluseiu G. Borrego Zarco
Mr.. W. child L. Csliero5, L. Cain Hergos r. HeVa
II. l. ladies and children, G. Gue0uhat u
schultz ysrley, Mrs Nas and sous PalSs Ioarrs
x Gou1alez c. P.yre T. Geey and Mrs n HeTa l. Grady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26
REAL ESTATE.
NRw-YORK. Monday, MAY 4:

NEw-YORK. Monday. MAY IS. 1916
At the Exchange SalesrOOms to-day Richard
" Harnet sold order Of the Supreme Court the four
story brick house and lot south west corner OF Eighth
ave. and Thirtetb-st.. 2l.ox70. for 600.
Adrian H. Muller e. Son sold under court dccres az
the right title franchises real estate etc. Of the Avenue
Railroad Company to Bcadeston. Knapp, Dowery.
for 100000 The purchase made for tho account OF
the b0ndholders OF the road and the payment will bs
made In the bonds and coupons Of the Company.
The report Of the Department of Bindings for tho
week ending May 20 will be found below
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.


Cherry..t, No 81 1850
/ W JOri 2 ................
Suiyap cor Broome-st 21rGO 2bOsa
Same pop 2SOl
Southern Bouevari l3Sh li5r132r OOr7j... 1850
Waert g. 90 n koosee s., 81 70 ....... 12oO0s
DIRT So S7i ne Avenue JOrlO3 3........... 5000
52ts 1850 "a ave, 20Il005. llpart.......... 300
blst 2J4 lstaye 2OrI OO.................. 1900
Slta-st 25l n l.taye GrlOO ). u pa...... 500
2thst 1853 10 Avenue A. 2OrlOO ll........ 1900
Ierr 80 2ith 2OrJO g.JDJ
Lerngtonaye, So 6lt 2Dr6j. slOJJ
West P.Tns 50TiOo ........................ $50
i'sye cor 95i - 9git20 ................ $1,000
o,haye 20 l5th., 2j175 10 r,......... p 900
LEAsEHOLD CONVEYANCE
50th-s 72l 5th-ave slrOOo
-
9ss, go ls,aye JOHlOO s. ~ years. $50
Isring,0navc No ~ 3 years Yer yeL..'...... 700
3daye v cor jO.h st. per ye.r........... 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, May 25.-The President sent
TO the to-day the OF Richard L. Hoxe to he
member OF the Board OF Public Works OF the District
OF Columbia, vice Adolph Cluss removed: also. the
nominations OF A midshpmen to be gus in the navy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26

Elder whose name the bears and whose portrait
occupies conspicuous place in the cabin. was thrice
President Of the Old Dominion Steamship Company
until his death, about ago The steamer Will sail
for Norfolk on Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

4:35 7:l9 Moon se,s 2:22
pAr-As
Sandy Hook 356 ABA Hell Gate Ferry 1928
HIGH DAY-P.s
Sandy Hook 4l9 Gov. Island 459 Hell Gate Fery OiSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26
BrookIpn Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE-LOTS on Remsen and Montague
sta Fabush ave-, And Prospect Park Plaza GORDON foSp'
81 CsksI. BROOKLYN
NOR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS
HOUSES Nos 43 Wlowt, 81 Hieksst O2 Pinesppet, los
R.nrn az 81 ard So Eas,aast 266 and 26S Wlshasoa,t
l79 ana 1877 Wsughbyt GORDON FORD 81 C,TksI boss'
bn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26

a.. In the matter Of Burke.
SO. .Clinch agt. The South Side
r. r. Go. Of l.. ].
81. .Trsdesmen's National Bank
agt McFeeley and sno.,
eyps.
SO. In tho matter. &C., Cole
man, &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26

81. Same .si Same Same. at @crsesy and sao
lM.E 1.1.,.sr,. and 49, In tho matter &C., Cole
Ao''' n r. sst T,ng man, &C.
l7s.BeIri.n sss SANFORD.
PasT IL Van Bngsf'J. open'"lo@n'
..776'a Brincsey sgt Brinetl ,G. an
l1s5 Fuller ct al sgt Hunt
No further Day Calendar.
srpyaIoR CouHr-TRIaL TsRx-PARr L-CrErn j.
s7s .Mo .g SAFE DsyS,c? i7il.w Sierra sgt Brennan
Com 1927. St,S sG Ti.a. .s; F FL:
'T'SoIas s s. &; CO. CT % e. B4xAA
H.RR. Co s5l ROnslis ast The aeehhn'
'o'S 81 u 4, los w. 'S' COS The schnser Artificial
e7s Morcy ,g, Met Gas l. Co ooo Stone PC. Co v at Hull
1903. .BnlewelI agt Conrsen. 289 Smith AsI Frost
937. .Keosh sgt Levnsou.
PART I-SPErR, j. Opens IL In
ooC Fs err Tn. n. $50 PlteIn at: Elder e,'l.
s7s .Joarneaa at. Talln,n g2i. .Pnrloug agt. Allen
Keller ct al. eth
$780, and ast Ruben Sander ct al 'gt HOLMAN
o., v. ,sp at Greenwich 7os .Mcncin e, al .st
90, r,I ln., a.. 90 ,s. 1852 McDaiss agt onhen.
3D. Dutch AIT Scrrc al 9l Knapp reer sgt Roche.
covxos p1y,GxSyR,t until Monday June
TRIAL Tras-pAGr low j. Opens at IL In
$500 cher ogt sager.
MARsa CoURrTRr,L TERs-PAET LAdourne for the Term.
PART II-Agourned for the Term.
PART HL-sPAuLDisG.J
4oi7 Hyde and Nanufg Co. 4l36Ca,ro and sno g' Dur
5oG2 snisv AT Cb,nberrn 3779 Goodheart Irving
400 IIoin ts ACT Br.txC.d 5OlA Graham Keyser.
o. al 5Ol8. .DOugas ag. Bigos.
As74 Eastman ct al Art Dela. 5OI7 CAT agt. Russell.
n;er ., ii - 5OlS.. Dey agt Shields 81 al.
tco .l rest a., Cochran 5000 C.kowzer ag. Aronson.
40 ViIla-ns Y AMI r Aimeyer.
i G,.nite 90 1921 .ROuth ag. LpDman ct al
Ao7o Cb1rIes s0t Clark 512j .Corbiu sgt. Lowerre.
lgeD Kngem,n sgr Buckipg 5O20 Archer and Msnuig Co
Wool and Leather Co. sgt. Brundlge.
50l2. .Palmetcr sgt Wagner.
PART Iy.-idiourned for the Term.
PAIR v iournel for the Term.
cvvv,,, syss,oys--HAckETT r. - Ernst Moier homicide
Jerath Iyor Davies rape; Thomas OBnen, Jom 'oas.N
SiSerx Cbares fuv Join Mryfahon robbery James ONe
opo1s ass u and battery John TAYLOR John Cak
grand larccny; William Smth John Donnel burglary Louis 90
hen, receiving stolen goocs.
Cornr OF APPEAs-ALBAyr Miy 2jThe calendar o. the Cont
Of Appeals for May 20 follows Nos D. IL, 49, H. TO- TO-
II, H. - - r, -,,.. -, A..
Coxarssioy ApPz,ALBSY NAV 2o-The calendar OF t9e
of AppeaI- Hy 26 ia as follows; NOS lfo
liO lj 1888 lJi 1856 49, l5S 10 Ths Commission a1ournei
till Tuesday 10 o'clock a. u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26
Gountrp Real estate tor Sale

4 DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY HOME, fur
~ horses cows carriages &e al bargain %
sasy term. rapid oss OF The best ni s''' a' ns
- an, hour FROM Libertyst ten minutes nom 'tah"h hss
p ,at with must be 10 be appreciates
inow,. Of K = MBNDRLs, IT,, 80 WallsL
ATslO MONTHLY, or $500 down. and balance
~ in re, year, yousA Flushing Pak LOT pnocs ioa
include shade Trees toas
ee.I, excellent schools aud church privileges 20 ehuehs a.s
heating fishing perdd drives railroad tepos 20 Has
DALI, from IN 1915 p. ae ecSts Take Jsmssne
al Chambers Thirty ourthsL Terry, 40
HTCHCOCks LAND OFFICE opposite M.in Il depot IN fcsN
or call at hirChCOCKs RIAL Is rArk bLApelAkiS~
~ Iaiss sIs-. sssa{ ISsskl SuAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26

80. Tho People. &c, stemm-
Ter & ano. agL Mcclure.
90. Same sgt. Same.
81. Same AFT. Same.
92. Same sgt. Same.
ia. sgt -.
lG8. Indianapolis. p. and Z.
X. X. agt. Tying.
ia Harlan AIT. Sanford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26
DAMAGED BOOKS AT AUCTION.
IL nAMAGEn LILY AM WArER
by joins II. DRAPER, Auctioneer.
'HlIE DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and
l. WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY will sell

bU,UUU TUNS SCRANTON COAL,
PUBLIC AUCTION op WEDNESDAY MAY ~ at ~ O'clock
al IA kreasgs R.4e~ eAA.tI ainAA. tksslsssL
, 1874-10-03

tba. tho amount Of such oatha6tb bo paid oyor to
md. to 10 paid to tie no.,, whsotl wnh refused
Itllot REQUESTED IN estimate TO bo made, md
t11o amount pail oyor 10 tho wofknnoil, At tho
Batno time giving to the 1oard d hthtelnoht Of
il,o tln,o Of eaoh Workman, aud tho amouht t'ho
to zach. Ths was also fofnsed by Tho Board
upon Tho Crounas that Il could not 10 tlot1o
lo,ulsn1on md thus tho nattor rests.
furthor state tint there is duo mo from tho
city for TINT work tho sum Of s072.47, &C.
cordlng to tho estimate Of tho board,
and ll,at tho ontro an,o.tnt duo to
the worfmon Is In Tho noighbo1hood Of $500.
TeBo 1gnrca Hhofs That tho city ia holding from
mo, ab we'll Au from my workmon, moro thin is
suf'tcient to pay of NIL tho mon. I havo 1ono
everything III my power to have tbfd mohey paid
ovor to tho n1on, hut tho Beard Bcems cnflel
upon to accommodate Nlr. Miller III p1otectlng
him a9hihst a liability which, ~ theso aEuros
ahowt cannot accrue and 1t Is thls spirit OF nc-
commotat!on to him That keeps tho workmon
cut Of thcfr money. Furthorn1orc, state that
my failure to complete tho work vaa owfnR to
tEle notion Of tho Board, instiEatoa by Mr. Miller,
In keeping tho money on tho last estimate BACK
from tho 10 tint tito mon could not ba fatdt
causing them to quit work.
II tho Dpnrl consiorB mo md my bondsntn
rosponnible for nny damaEoa that tnny accrue for
failure, thon 1t has no right whatever to kcnp
this money from my workmcn, and chubo tn bo
circulated hhsnrd r1lrtota about tlltao nch bolnE
swinlicd, nhcu tho Hoard itBcif Ia ntono rehpon-
sibio for tho mischief. Tho Board ncli kn0NB
that am alon6 good for ton times TIC amount
why do tloy hold bnck that which iB my ptosont
available cash The answer is, boca,so ills con-
troled by II. B. Miller. TIIoMAs 0'DoSoyAN.
QHzcaaoi Oct. 2, 1874.
, 1874-10-03
LOCAL MISCELLANY,


Anotbcr bposnl cvnnt Of nsttonnl lftorost NIL
sonc of on Tucsday, tho Goth Of thin month.
Tho accond non Of tho protfdent-Cul. Frederick
Don't Graht-utll recoiva In marriage tho second
daughter Of 11oury II. Honofo, EEd.--afss 1de
Mario 1Ionoro-on that day. Tho marriage will
10 performed at Tho residence Of aIr. uonoro. on
Vincenuos aschuo, tosnct Of Torts-acyotth
street, at o'olock, hnd tho reception will
last from o'olobk until @. rtoaldont and
3Irs. Grant will bu Present. 4 good denl Of
pntnp hhh circnn,ntatcc hua attontlel two Of sho
Into notable wolaInga. Thfa Wedding, III do.ef-
enco to tho wlBlicn Of the 1lonore family MN 20
nnliko thoro uhet, hnvo proceactl It, n tint II
will DO IN tho futleut Bcnse Of tho oxprossion 20
quiot affair."" To tl,is end thore is to pc no gen
eral reception, the pnrticular trtotds ot tho 1nn
tlioH hono being Invited TO attend. lito 1ollo"-
lug Ii tho lbt Of bridesmaids aud Groolnshon:
Hiss In11, tlaughtor OF Col. Wnchester hai'.
and co1e,n 1T Miss Nonoro, Olicago: hilah L,'cih
Houston, daughter Of judge ltnencii Houston.
pe Louisville, Ky; 3lies 1rono nnckort daughter
Of Con. nurlsrr, ChicnSo; Mies Dunlovy, daugh-
tor of Judge Dun1cvy, Chlcago.
1H0pMaMES.
ulysscs s. Grant, Jr,. brother Of tho bride
groom, Wnrhipston; Mr. nonEy @ 1lonore'
Brother OF tho bride, Chicago: LlQut. l,arncd,
q, s. A., West Point; ueu. George a. Forsyth,
Shctfdatl'e AtaiF, Chicago
, 1874-10-03

Judge Hogcrs-Wenllin stoinbruoAor, who
pleaded guilty 10 assaultlnG John Amin
with pitcfork. was sontoncod to Ave days in,-
priaounlcnt in tho County Jall.--Tllo caae OF
Aron Anderson. convicted Of iucond1arism, il
mentioned elgowhoro. Anton StrlcElcr, who
was convicted Of burglary, was granted now
trial-Morriu Flynn, who waa convicted Of re-
cctYing Htolon goods, WAS granted now trial.
Michael lIoonoy, who ploadel guilty to tho
lnyoony Of sc, Was aentcnced to tho House Of
Correction for ninoty dnys.-Tl1o remainder Of
tho prisoners convicted during tho term will bo
sentonccd to-day. Several motions for now
trials weso aygaed aud osegsulcd.
POLICE COUNTS.
Justice Eoylen-Jaeob and William uaiHoh,
arrested for dlAorderly conduct and threatening
Ernest ltpniin Jacob waa fined ts25 aud PLACED
ulsdor bolldn to koap tho peaco III $500, md
William wna fined e15 and placed unlor boada to
kocp the poaco in s2o0.-.Matt Darath. agrosted
for tllsoraerly conduct fined S25. and Hontoacod
to tho lIrldewell for Ten .dayh.-1Yilllam Never.
ador.lcrly conduct continued till to-cay IN bnil
Of goo, 0,-Ja'ncs Graham. dsorlcrly conduct,
attempting to pick tho poetct Of Kate Spelling ;
tiuod G30.-Tho Mod -Mcuarry caao ,yas on
trial :; aoverai witnesses wero oxamluod, and tho
caso adjourned till "Wednesday uoxt for full
particulars 300 another column.
.IAstica Sca!ly-lI. j. schran,, arrestcd for va
Crancy. continued I'LL tue DIh inst. IN bail of
9aD0.-frank ltico, arrested for larceny, conin-
! ucd I'LL tho 10th inat. III bail Of $500.
JMstico RaHf,nana--OAarioa niaaltoy. John
Ilolahau, And Rotor Gibbons. arfoAtoil for tho
laEcony of Hrnn IF IlotIsea and buggy, owner
unlnown; continued till tho 9th inst. III bnl! Of
5000 ostll,
cHafuED WtrH RAPE.
II Tho story Of injury Ooson. u widow living
ut M. 81 Hunt street, IL tr1.o then John uoljlus.
III old man OF Go years. mutt hayo boon guilty OF
an act Of tho most roprohonslGla and
outrageous Kind. Tho poor mon,an applied
10 Jlla.ioe sonlly fos warrant ycutorday aftor-
noon. a,,d ftatoa thas Collins had oaliood Aor
and thcro outraged Aur. 1fo aluo H.
luscd Mary ago ., to tho aamo place.
, 1874-10-03
EyANaT0N,

tshAG4OHs
Tho resignation Of Trustees Powers and Phelps,
Tuesday night, was 80 unexpected that no Btapa
have yot been taken to fill tlseis vacancies. The
election will be bold Tuesday, tho 18Th inst.
MesArs. L. a. lago, e. a. Cosgroyc, and Jan,os
Curry hayo been appointed Judges, and Messrs.
II. 4. Scott and I, II. Eitch clerks for the cleo
tion.
II In highly important that capablo men should
be Belocted to fill these yauanees. There IL q
vast amount OF work to bo lono. in tho matter Of
water-worka especially, and next year there will
DO an equally important Job in providing tho vii
lago with proror sewerugo. It would be good
itlcs to eolcot two gontlomen "ho would be
willing to servo noxt year, as tho terms Of tho
prosont Board expire in April, and it is not like
ly that any of them could be induced to scrva
again. Thoy have already ful{!lcd tho autsos Of
tho positiou for two tor1uB, aud lavo found tholr
labors very artluous. Tho advantage Of having
two menahers In next yoar'a Board who have ac-
qaintel themselves with the duties of tho ,losi-
ton, ana tho details Of the work, aro aalf-
evident, aud 1t IL to DO hoped that this suGGca-
ton will bo acted upon.
There las not yot boon sufficient timo for tho
cltizons to tloolde who to choose at tho oon,lnf
! election, nor laYc any candidates yet nresented
themselves. It is understood that North Evans
toy Chat was} wlll nuke ~ eifolt 70 10 roPro.
md IIcnrv NJ 1' Etdtror %A aro mcntionoI M tho
t;,,nnT - ronrounnt tbo rontrni nnrt n tIelviI
iuwa aro ~ ~ r. pa" ss,0 .mI n n u Mann
A'1H 1fSiibcrt M sImmoms ns A nf Tonos,n who grad
uatna frnn, ,hn Northxsnstcen ~ % IIniyarsi,S last
I'M" w, aoon nv al ~ Eurn,o ~ snnnd t,Yn
yoars n ri travot A and md stn1v 4'"'o''' 'e
no"oItv ~ ~ T,ans.o vii, In b;,,tor1 totl
which in 10 ba puDnetl neyt wneL fu tho roptua
! vacated by Goorgo 1Fogt, 1t Ia to contain four
sablea.
/ oAR rAnR.
Tho large and beautiful building Of the Con-
gregational Society will probably DO dedicated
sunday. the 18Th tngt.
Oak Park naa, according to recent achool
census, to5 porsons ,,naor 81 yoaru OF ago. The
, 1874-10-03

70 No EdftoT o. 1st EtstcH9o tftpnMs
s,n; With regard to reccnt statements ap-
pcarlng In tho columns OF your paper concerning
the Donovan Il DoneShua senes contract, md
dinlcultics arising u,erefrom, I wish to mako to
the public, through tho aame medium correct
:statcmont Of afEairn growing out OF that con-
tract. Tho contract waa takon by uB from tho
city for tho pnttlng In Of n certain number Ut
fest OF Aeworage, to bo paid for by tho city ac-
oording as tho work progressed, upon ostla.atss
Furnished by The City Engtnoor. In pursuance
Of shls. tho work Wc:t on for length OF tttno.
until 1t tcca1no necessary 10 dissolve tie partner
ahip between lmyBolf and Mr Donoellun. THO
work WAS thon prosecution by MO alone under
:tho aapac contract until tho present ditlouttcs
which arnao by means OF Bomo onyioiR contract
'toru inoiting the workmon WHO woro employod hy
,4po Oh tte work Il to a. make compla'ula u The
,Iaard at Public Works. ooneosuing thair aup.
Mpla vu,i and 7 .cq'anslad Of tho City Kngfnoor
Ii ektGuaEle upon What resx was nl!shau. aud