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Cctiures ano ileetin 6.

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" THE PEOPLE in the rrat Hal at o. " - U:pAb Dt,
2B The lecture will eiypr.d hv Dr. A. B ,.>Df Professor
OF Anatomy in le"yG- Hospital Mrr!cd C!e l.An
aud the Circulation OF Vie BVoi Oeug the Ia u S's o. Vor
lectures n Phl soogy.
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HINIATrRK ALMANAC

Fun nses...... 722 ses 4:3S MOOD h'es'''' ''-s
wIrsH Tup pAv-A
nd, noot ao5 GOV ao.. 1902 Hell Gate PerrS llbl
wATsR THv DAy-p nm
sDa uo, Gas Gov. Ix,po 81 Hell Gate Perrt.. OOO
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I AIDES DIRECTORY,

IL BrsadN lasgs ssnb< Of eASaAs
pce.f:l sevaa fer Gt, eossty isw ssse" hspysss
wanted for several ladies' at nonsal saAsssA
Asel Wednesdays and esssays
from l0a ill p 50 fee ~ IssssaA hnassss sssAs ssss
eat BY The day. 81 ..
ben u sb asey ~ iAesenAHaA
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- n. s.,,,..Sa, nA sss.nsAp sails a II non re' No
% NsrtA River - s.... a, T.xss sJces q y n
s''e~sA'p SUNDAY, DEC n.
All Mak eloes atlI e'elsekA N Ihsr~Eo"S WV ''-
10
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WaitresSeS.

A MISS of IA, just from school, desires .
~ po.ltioa LADi'o WAITRESS some trslass hniy
position Of ottes than saay Aedss PARENT rnssss
Omea.
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A YOUNG ENGLISH LADY dcsires q
N posaon rSLFuL COMPANION. GOvERNEss, MOUSE
KBkPER, AhASukSsis anything GnilsI .ss1 hhs 4
.York
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u ~ EAST 5ITH-ST.. between 2d


7 ADYs MAID.-ls an excellent SEAMS.
DRESSER, rtfreres Address
call fol two 40 23j West 24tbst
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6oreis.
Uinter Resorts.


A PRIVATE FAMILY from New-YOrk have
n Len beautiful cottage the st. Johns River FLORIDA aud
will accommodate family party genemen for the 4,oD For
particulars apply at II West 34th.st
DOYAL Victoria Hotel, Nassau, N. P Bahia
III 4. PORTER Proprietor Por full information address
Co.. Broadway Steamers sail every 2"eehs
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SeaunStroasea.

OC ST. MARX. PLACE (Sth-st.)-A very
Deb pREssAAKKR will BY tais vsh
st home cute in ell late s.yea Mas n hIIAh
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Corporation Notices.

"
UEpAnrnEST FINANCE, BuREAU COLLECTION OIL
TAIx C0rKr.B0usK, PARE. 81 CHAsBxHssr, Dec 1874
TJNO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is hereby given
20 all perous who bave their fof The
1874 the urternrne at the "rssu of The Colee
lion ofTsI teo:t the lot diy Of Jsnurry, 1879.
On unpaid the l day Of January 1873 In
rett at II will be ebrfed from the
dsy rolls delivered 10 the
Receiver o TsIct to the date Of psvmen.
will be received amer Oeloek Ohe bours IRON
q. 10 2 o. H. MARTIN I. MCMAHON Receiver ef TaIsI
CITI OP EEvfoEE DkPARThESr ~ FiSAscR !
COILECTio. TAxHA :
CGrIrHuCtE PAkK, 80 tHAsBRkt tr.. Nov 70, 1874
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YOKK. Thurs day, Dec. a. 1874
At the Exchange SalesrOoms to-day. Samuel
Steele sold ny OF tue Supreme Court under d.
Ircton OF William Sinclair referee, the 4story brown
stone house aud lot 2O6x70 located the southwest
corner OF Lexington-ave and sxtysix!hst 70 ihomas
kpnnal!y plaintiff IN suit, for Sl74t0 The remainder or
tie saler announced for to-day were adjourned
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Waters.
Miscellaneous.
Sitnatlnns Uantfo--femaIcs.

--~-- -
Chamber maids.
DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
6rrcs asFk ses Js:Iif 81 Wv W sos
nsEEEs ascs ot No. rs I f @ o5
T s1Sca SfFG sG ';' NJ "a
Post Once 70 8 p. m. at regslar ofre rates
CHAMBERMAlD and WAlrRESS;wA Prot;
st, MAakssi would m ca P-ss zee" IN a. ppEi %E cia
iVy Wesi 3.tb st. ,orr.rof BrSaosay.
Cooks.
A PROTESTANT WOMAN wants a situation
dre.s COOK, Tribune rptOvo oG'e. ban wt.' 32a.st
COOK.-A French woman as good family
~ M oGs sdu for % :S"i SblLs hhst bcRBhT los &
s4tGst, eof"rr Of Boadssy. .
ITOOK-By q respectable Protestant woman,
ssc rs G M Si'Rtfi 5s
COOK and HOUSEWORK-By two Scotch
- young have good references together
pn.e thorough sa & and &c sns%o'r@nS am OF S hoSe
disposition iOC Gthay below 9h.t. shoe store.
COOK.-By o German woman as tirst-class
~ cook hnt, Of desserts jelhe' sc;
.SS S lsa r''s s a@s.d is;rsssr. oDELIs
GERAN BUREAU No 10Y ws's 3AthsI corner Of Broadway
General Housework.
COOK. WASH and IR0N.-By a Chinaman
s s oTh iii DSaES ls 'Ss
NOOK. WASH and lRON-By a Nhinaman,
Y viii oy reference cat hind Of ~crA abOa house
S sSDS ra'f' "f & If @ s%P tn S q.
HONE buRIir, i3s Gha,'. above loshs'.
IIOIlSEWORK-Bya a Swedish girl, speaking
Ebgn, good oook washer and rouf; pat her hand 10
GoLuy Wiling spd agreeable references tsi OF lOG 9TH
ave. shoe store bslow atist
HOUSEWORK-By yOnnR German woman
LousewoTk wl good rooi washer and iroper
and willing 10 good
rtferruess Can At Tie PROTESTANT HOME No 1873
Gth above 10Th 81.
HOIlSEWORk tor the ConntIy-By q good
ling aII understands sboei bser n!ine 'pd suea
hkr satsded With The Naietj has good refer
eueo- Can t+ . THE FkOrBsTANT hOME BUREAU 1888
9th sW. above 10Th hst
uOlISEW ORK.-A respectable widow woman
with g II Of age who ean rud door mad children
woud hks pist 10 Ws Amiy " do general
hou.swerA Eo. p1 eov .s'Aet asa none, Sa eas tSsn,h
log 34th Of Broadway ke.ssnes thor iugsy
stsJsd al THE AGtncr
.tE(k WEST 4srH-ST An American woman
eJOV gcueral would the dowrsn Of
pn,sG h.A,d&s ~kss htik s' ..~L b. sh<eos
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Citn Real gelate for Sale.

Vltn hfdI VsInIf lot oulf.
INOR SALE or EXClIANGE-A brOwn-stOne
HU;Sb house village wlilil 80 tnhs
.iR. Alply 10 HARVEY BAKER, No Finest y J.
EOR SALE-Nely low, or Will lease for term
Of house,
Ioity 1A sL. FIla,e. ;. EDDY, / PNEpace.
EOR SALE-Four-story DWELLINGS, cabi-
finish III feet vert Of BTosdwav S!bOQOi
,us Wet Fnv hii $40 600; SorrS hahod $500
WM. BGDELL Owner, 9Sj Bfbth.ave
yNUk SALE-The iive-story brick BUILDING
and LOT 2!,j D"ver; also. PAkA Of 50
Couutv For PARTICULAR, inquire Of
Hiss 4 JAIE>, sc BsOOmt-L. city.
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4larble dro Blate Maniels.

At GREATLY REDUCED PRlCES.-An
IA harblesd hantels and AZ onei
Marbiework Marble Turning for the trade KLABkR l3A ID"
Righeenthst. Thirave, N. Y.
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DellIlstrn.

mr. WAIT g. son, As EAST 23D-SF, have
H. new metsl bagc Arca Teeth which lighter, stronger
and cooler other and being perfect eo1inc'o O anna
heat IL perfectly hca-ouy $50 Thee also nseft supe
o P,tna Gold ami Rubr work prices Fine Gold Pngsng
specially extracted fresh gas at Sl Tor lhe n
spi 5uc. succee,iny. lady In ATTENDANCE
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Ghanres for Dnslness Men

49,
TOR SALE--'The stock, machinery, and g00u
IL &r Of the largest MOLDNG, SASH. AND DOOR fAN-
TORY Philadelphia includes 6ne cabinet work and Ia n running
oner ese - with large trades known as he u d
Builicrs' Mill. ~ ~. g. ~ south PIheenib-st ,,,
\. VI. kILER. u Sonth Eftecnth.st. Phliie'pma-
STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES, or SIORE
~ WANTED EXCHANGE Tor a bn1 4-jory brown sono
HOUSE 28thsi. 6have. OWNER. 30 North o'bs@
BROOKLYN, r. ID. -------
TO LUMBER DEALERS. A LUMBER
MILL, now In operation in New.Enc ad with kInrg
trade partc gent H. assnn ne ei
MkNr TO EAy capable ry with SlOOoo very h'Ta ~
will with " ncr1isiS the business h'
dress LUMBER. care oi The Ncw.iors Tribune.
NNANTED--A good business man IN nl;ll-
w uacurng 100 cent profit Price S21oo
81 900 cash banre N work Box 1877, rrr!.lurk OHIO
OK UnMl-WANTED as loan upon an an in alIJ
Q0OsOCO tr~t III enterprise that rGiunse neiu
and profits large twill the money tvo ines Wtn
confidence their jag1 en- and 10
nompty arc invited investigate. Ads GEBAL r. De- BOZ
3jSS
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6onsss an6 farms Wanieo.

A s..ls; EAKM IN. W,tANTED-In W. exchange fer a
sss y aesss % A@ essd 70 .les sn Sss tsel Depsi
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5itnaticns Uanteo--fema;cs.

5itnatious Uanteo- -fcMa;cs.
Laundresses.
10Y WEST 33D-ST., first floor, door No. ].
- A rs3eet.br ooored woman wishes srilc, WAtuiN0
b, the OF month ,sl on or addr." Mrs OGLhToN
90 EAST 5J'rH-ST., between 2d and 3D.
SfS top l4-A frsesa lacniress vssss
ladies' gutemns mes WASHING; can Do all And Of fts
French rCrg and pans ehidens ssd d .si desc -
in 6n,cass nl-; Ls Irfereaees Addreo AtNpkscc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-20
A MILITARY BALL.
Regiment

The 9th annual ball of the Sd Regiment
cavalry. N. Co. John H. Budke. Colonel. was given last
evening at the Germana Assembly Rooms No. 2el Bow
cry. At $3.50 p. m large company had assembled
and whom the dancing was opened, half an
hour later rs couples were on the hoor'
while at the time OF tho third the number had in
creased to fully 100 1t manifest that the primary
object Of the whole assembly pleasure. There was
unnecessary display OF dress the costumes were
characterized by molesty and gold sense The
memeers OF the regimen, were in uniform.
ID, hall VIA decorated with special reference TO
the occasion. the ,'"rm'a and American nag, hanging
IRON either gallery. and bunting comprising Inc baiioIa
coors Of both the United States aud Germany being s'
pended from the center OF the ceiling while ths Wills
were hung the portraits OF national heroes The music
OF the evening furnished by the band OF the reg
ment OF which Jacob Miller Is leader. The tickets 10
the entertainment all complimentary, but Of tue
specially invited guests there present Gen Henry
Brnckcr OF the 25th Brigade, Capt. Bruins ana
staff OF the "a Brigade. Major George Aery,
With staff Oiicers OF the ist Cavalry Battalion; Capt
Fdhrg and Adjutant EpliDg of the Doth Regiment. In
accordance with the offer OF Col Budke last year. ne
gold medal to Claus Hoops OF Troop T. the
captain OF the regiment. who mad recruited the
largest NUMBER of men during the year The colonel III
appropriate speech. made the award and Capt Claus
Hoops happily responded, receiving the hearty
cheers OF his fellow officers and men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-20
THE ELECTION IN HARLEM.

In the XXIst Assembly District last night
preparations making for toiays election OF sue
cessor to fugitive exAssenbly man, Henry W Genet
Lincoln Hail. tho headquarters Of the Tammiuy D;moc 70
Tacy crowded with the friends OF the Hon Charles
Crazy. Ballots distributed instructions given.
tho sluggish exhortea 10 activity interest awakened ia
the and all urged 10 swell the majority For Mr.
Crary Of whose election everybody present seemed 10
conf tent. Nor the friends Of the Hon IiOratio
T. Allen the Republican candidate, Idle, although not
20 demOnstraye their Democratic opponents. They
were actively engaged impressng upon The rank ana
le the duties expected OF them At the polls to-day. Mr.
Aliens friends have certainly worked faithfully for his
election OF which they strong hopes. The friends
Mr. Sullivan. whose candidacy the Democrats assert
diversion IN Mr. Aliens favor. ,,cit that tho
vote which will 10 pOlleu for bin viii astunsh every
body.
A meeting held last evening at John Nedersten'-
Han, No. 1874 Third ave, by the German Republicans.
the purpose Of expressing approval of the nDina
tUn of HoratiO L. Alien DR. l.. Godschmed prt SIDED.
III the resolutions the candi late described man
Of unbiemisbed character and strict integrity whose
experience and abilities emnenty qualified him for
The office. Mr. Allen, IN address, said that memhcr
~ the Assembly should understand the duties OF his
office. lie faithful aud honest. Adlresac, made
SCION Lyons others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-20
1.-THE SOUTH AND IT'S NEEDS"

SIR: / thank you for your sensible and
manly editorial-"The South and ITS Needs" know
the South thoroughly, and entirely approve your sng
eestons Unfortunately there has been at the North
lack Of patience and charity toward the south since the
unhappy That section OF the Union IL endowed Dy
nature with extraordinary resources and remarkably
fine climate and Northern people cannot understand why
It's financial aspect is unavorable forgetting the
enormous loss In slaves other property at the close
Of the the fact that the South bad then to com
quite without capital, except IN and ahd nnoor
the changed circumstances. had to learn the planning
business again. Ia 1865 three prominent problems
demanded solution: First. the management OF free la
Dor: secopd the development OF manufactures; third
the extension OF tho railroad system. OF course there
other ninor matters requiring attention a. Tue u
South destruction OF the cotton caterpillar formerly
almost unknown the production OF food, &C.
cossfuy grsppled with and overcome the difficulties
in their without capital is shown by the fact that
they have IN produced 23JOO00 bales OF cot
ton worth gold over tl5ooco0o that their railroad
system has been vastly extended ana their manufac-
tres surprisingly developed And this In the face OF the
undenable fact that In many Of the states they have
had recklos and inscriptions Governments Ia your
editorial you alude he profits OF spinning cotton In
the south Recent letters in TH TRIBUNE have given
such full description OF the condition OF southern man
ufactures that Il In FOR meogVe statistics
The poor whites OF the South furnish an unfaDg sup
ply OF cheap labor far not Influenced by stRes ana
trades unions: and employment Is great blessing 10
them. IL periments have been made with coiored labor
but they do not give Subtraction except as porters
a6Orers &c The development Of the coal ana IRON III
erest III the south has recently been reinarksoe ana
the pronts extraordinary, but cannot give statistic
suppose, however. that fully I500vC have been III
vested ia the south by English golfers, owners ana
ron MASTER within ~ nouh- in Alabama Gecfy ga
! tennessee. Kentucky aud Virginia, including west VIZ
ms me reported proh's arising from me ins -,
tufe OF pg iron surprising hut am not able 70 fve
the facts By far largest proportion Of the indus
elopmeni Of The So1th has come from us own
| war and addressed themselves with moro courage or
gfealr seh'aerineo 10 the soessblisnmeut Of their
| hs's. YORK; Jan 70. 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-20
POLITICAL NOTES.


At the city election in Middleton, Conn,
yesterday. Charles c. Hubbard. Democrat, elected
Mayor by majority OF 2i2 The Democrats also elected
IN II entire city ticket.
The way for Senator llamlin's return 10 the
seuate by the Maine Legislature does not TO be
clear az IT was. There IA strong movement for new
man, which IL supported by The Bangor Whig one Of
Sen tor Hamn'S former friends.
The Republicans of Connecticut will hold
thcr State Convention at Hartford Wednesday, Fet.
H. The Hon Henry b. Harrison will probably be MONT
mated for Governor the entire party seems 20
be in his favor There ia disposition TO give the
farmers a representation upon the ticket.
The message of Gov. Carpenter of Iowa.
although II has not yet been delivered to the Legisa
ture owing the dead lock that body has found It's
way TO the public through the newspapers The dOcu
mcnts accompanying the message show that the fnan
cial condition of the State is very good. although the
expenditures OF the last year exceeded the receipts by
s5OOOa The State Auditor estimated that at the end Of
two years there will be surplus OF 900 in the
Treasury. The Governor thinks that ut the present
time immigration is nearly balanced by emigration,
aud hence that the state has reached the point Of
its CHEST comparative prosperity with agriculture
ats only basis OF productive wealth. He recommends
that the Legislature attract capital by passing laws
making liberal exemptions from taxation Il manu'aC-
turing interests. lie that railroad building has
cevei check, and attributes IL TO the movement 10 6N
maximum rates by law. He IL favor OF such regula
tio how ever because n railroad building has ceased,
the railroad capitalists prefer definite ratos 20 vague
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OF New-Orcans. Delegate OF the Peoples Couventio
Washington. y. e., Jan. 10, 1874.
MANY WHITE RESIDENTS NOT VOTERS.

MANY WHITE RESIDENTS NOT VOTERS
10 the FdttOr Of The Tribune.
SIRE Ii is IA sufficient reply to the labOred
attempt in your OF Jan. TO show the whites
majority Of the voters IN Louisiana, to point out
the that the writer wholly omitted to consider the
large element OF nOn-naturaze1 foreigners who
VOTE ana must always be deducted from any esii
mate OF white voters. For Instance there 5000
Freuohmen in NewOrlesns alone. almost oil of them
males above 81 years and nearly ai Of whom not
nituraized H. as the writer claims. tho oolored males
only about equal the white males. then at least 1900
non naturazed foreigners must he deducted from the
whites Aud this the notorious fact that there
at least 5000 white Republicans the State. and It IA
easily seen legitimate Republican majority.
fair count, is about 25.0J0 which indeed was the
iOrty that really was returned In 1870
The silly argument that the does not show the
full number Of whites, because portoa mostly non
r,s.dent. were absent in the Summer, when 1t was
tateu Is sufficiently met by calling attention TO the
fact the OF 1850 shows even larger excess
OF coored people than that OF 1870 And. in connection
with this who has not heard the lament of the Leading
whites Of Louisiana their folly in importing
2o negro aborers all voters. into the state since the
close OF the war Between lsj0 and 1870 thousands Of
W lite persisted IN battle AMI thousands moved
from the state while OF the negroes were killed.
none died Of hunger, moved away, and thousands
came into the The dssenODs that existed In the
pirry at the opening OF the campaign we're nil
healed by election day. and it must require vast
amount cheek for any man 10 say that the eoored
people all vote the straight Republican ticket:
do not wish To defend "carpet.baggers' But ! beg
leave protest against the readiness with when tue
Northern people believe all the stories that are told
about them After ALL their chief crime II that they
manage old Rebel tIicksres out Of the offices
The corruption that prevails here is not their fault ="
much az il the eysbe consequence Of the dcm0ra
cation Of Rebels and the ignorance OF the
" Northern D.cn IN the south have any rights LETT
indie peudent journal is bound TO respect please
publish this. ,. o.. l..
Nsr. Orleans, La. Jan. G, 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-20
TFIFgRAPUIC SOIIs

Two slight shocks Of earthquake were felt in
s.n Er,pei,co y,.t.rdsr No dansg. wss done
A petition in bankruptcy against the Atlantic
p.ss. Conpaly Sled Je'ieriaJ Al Providence.
Boston policeman. John W. Perry, has sued
De-, R,e n.rch,ui SANDER claiming 50 900 dam,s,.
Edward Chase of Addison, Steuben County,
b,. been arrested toD'us With his brother Georges wife
y0.,oa bsT husband.
The trial OF Frederick lledenblat at Phila-
l.r Of Golilr, Kabue The r.rnn bNts begun
,.sirrl,r Mr.. Knbnle psuhtd
Dr. George 4. Christian was convicted In the
r,in.l Co.d yesterday charge dest
:. o,n yapos.s Of ssn ADD smsndt 10 jail
10 await ssatrBce.
Henry :. Shspleigh Of Salem, Mass, an eN-
md K ..p sse nbs.d from eos sunds'
b m d,mpc. IT l4hg been cAiee'sy h closed. The
cba Va. onoi .n 81. hsr r',nbs bat 'ef 'fo'c; sio
b. nsO,ciisind
Ex-senator Graham. who was convicted ID tho
r,t $40, ,eu Cour she soglLsm sitr OF Nssiert -"
tb nnds Wst Nshon. bahf d" thiet he vas
ppt upon reaching The PSsEua' a. shih >'s eeGpie'eJ
tr,.,u d,,n In health b. pat To- As Hospital
Lawrence schilp. a German. age sboht -. com
,f a. f R,inrs evening 10 HF-olrs. Ia pl.se ir mni o
lodsi nnste l. AM ts'e me " ss.f siih
IN. s,,dI the saer his bosd toH- On t aet si % "a.
In have bc,s tnsd NE Cosu II, ue DO Ss't'r Ss- 10"
hs
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DARING HIGHWAY iROBBERY.

NHile JaCOD r,1RlehdTl, age ID, u COhectoT
for Conrad Stein, the wealthy brewer Of Tcnvc. and
Fhyseventh-st, was passing along Fiityfourthst at
about y. N. yesterday he struck nv highway
robber and while ns0Dsible robbed Of 81 O0 The
act Witnessed 10y several persons, but not in time
for the prevention OF tho robbery. Engebar raised
from tho ground and taken to neighbOring house
where he recovered To then went To the Twenty
second Precinct Station vi Jre he stated that he had
been making ms usual nday's collections and had
visited several slagorbee saloons for that purpose.
During the day no collected tO1) in United states
rcncy, beside two checks for 500 ana $40, respectively
Having concluded his work he started for the brew
cry. and passing through FIfty-fourthst., from
Ninth 10 T.nth-aye.. when Of the wit
nesses states. he was followed by three men. QUO
of whom suddenly stepped mp behind him and dealt
him terrific blow upou tue head with sanding fell
ing him nsensible to the ground. the aSsaant's
complies quickly relieved the fallen Of the bulky
hook in the days collections had been placed. and
ran away. Elglehart could not give description OF
the men, but the witnesses of the daring outrage
good idea of the appearance of the men waE gained.
special OH er O'Brcn OF the Twrniy-second Precinct
the ana Dciicfcd last nlkht
that VI the men would be arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-20
THE STOLEN TREASURY wARRANrs.

Special Agent X. +. Chapman OF the Revenue
Department, accompanied nv Oiioer McDeyitt of the
Washington Police. and j. X Thompson who assisted IN
the arrest OF Treasury warrant robbers j. X Moore
and T.. A. Williams, last Saturday. called upon super
intcndent Matsell and President Smith yesterday fore
noon to take the prisoners into custody Oncer McDc
witt produced for the prisoners. and asked
that they be given into bio charge for re-
moyal to Washington. President Smith remarked
that the officers who made the arrest would be
the proper take the prisoners and stated
further he thought that their testimony IA we'll
that Of SIR. Thompson would be required In connecting
the men, Officer McDcyitt replied that their testimony
would not be necessary before the went tn tho
Graud Jury. President Smith, however. said firmly
that Detectives Golden and CorcOran should go with
the prisoners and the business ia the customary
obtaining receipt for them. Moore aud Williams were
taken from their cells NJ about D. H.. securely hand
cufed, and III the custody Of the Central office deec
lives placed on the Washington O'Clock train.
The rumor that Williams Is n stepson or Attorney
General Williams Il untrue the prisoner being Ia no
way connected with that official. Neither Is lac the
person TO whom morning paper OF yesterday referred
rs being connected with A. u. Williams. a Washington
lawyer is however, the son or very wealthy resi-
deni of Washiug tOD. and several years ago law
stndent in tho Office OF Col Michael Thompson Oi WASH
lngtOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-20
DIED.

n On morniDx
Erl,h < and Kah,rine q Bangs, sfrd - years
of the family Respectfully Ve 10 s'Nhi 'n
services a. the residence 3Oz hs' NnIo'' On 'eA'
u ,cDWEI - J. Sundsy morning. Jan, lS Ora
ioase vi of carlos B.ri~es
Pnn.ra SERVICES nj her ts ne HDth -
o'clock Trn from Barcl.y-sL lOl0s Remains wit " tstes
70 south Hsiley Mass. for bnhsl.
AFP-Iot .ea. by tbe sIiiGs 81 ne VIE -
Have on 2d November 1873 Safsh Ai.m. isager Of hV
ami toe Z. Bkey the 2ls o ber as Aes
Wss.a6. In The 2lst year OF her age.
The friends and s,s are n'sa 70 o >, ,s., :, II =
D.. t.. c,.od "a. Deoo AZ u
ocoet Trains or Ne eass "f'oa n" 10y 10y oo, ~.
rrtnth,n. rsYu N.Y. Nv -''' y 81
nnVsi OF u''h- .....-,,.
BORDEN me tnhsrA' 1870 w. u p' ~ Ia ~ =, ~ a.
Mcaorai W r. nmvh Nu's, - a a. y =. a.. -.
thnsses VII oe I'd '''H's ~ ''P'' " NV ~
Nc"foIs -.
CORSwAJiN the residence ~ her onfn sT A"''' 10"
hill Mrs Ano, Cornwall. aged ~ Ve'rs
1871 1874 Donsd,
ofJsae, H. x. fs.,et .gei YEAR, mons aai dag.
OF the family
resien - Ds