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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
DEPARTURE or FOREiGN MdILo'


Mails ,or Enron. VIA Queenstown Liverpool steamship w
omEs close at ii 80 a. M supP,emen a ~, No "a r.
MI. "a, sS,ss s by stesap MORO at m
fHpDsnentap Mail closed al TIE f9sLonoe ~ INV " ~
MALE for .g. ste by me sre,snp yicssburg
WGnsEsDAi. MAY 49, a.. ....u.,,,
Cuba cose IL VI. Supplemental si. closed at The PosI'
Ofce a; 80 m Steamship sails at 80 D. M from Cunal Dock
For German ss. Danish Mail via Bremen BY Che Steamship
An,rie, A Supplementary MAI c"sel ~
he Posoce at 80 D. H. steamship sails sI2 M from fef o0'
VI rUCRsDAl NAY H. .,..u.,f,
NAL, so- Ro-ope via Plymouth CherbouE and Hamlng nv
Wsstph,ln At 80 m snppltt '' ne, loot Of
Pos.0fce a, ll5 p Steamship sails Al H. HUN p WV
Mans ror Havana ami S, steamship CITY O. se5Sofs sG
y N steamship sail. at 3 D. m. from Pier No n x,
Mails ior Bermuda by the steamship Gamma close a' n
Mil, =, ,,, cr,,,5 , yereHuei by the steamship Cooh
steamship sails ~ . ~ io i c,Ts Ia,
Mill .ot Newfoundland cose AZ tut He"'iofA io''O '
si.il Halifax. y D.. II closed At tie Ne"-iOrA f''
"J "o p m anu -''' sstTTRD,Y M.rl6
Mail Cor Great Britain and irelard Queenstown aud Avsp9o
By nc steamship 1dnac At ~ ~ & ~ NJ
Go clos whe D1 stsS oes PaTcnia Frv Jersey
fo CS.nht@i No. W.ei clos, rt ~ NJ Supplementary Nal
co,et a, the 1880 steamship sails a' <p ~
pr and Prasr cl,el Mai is nv h' hoe
Far F.ench Maj direct, Brest ana HAye ~ ,le % H
Pe.iere. at ,. L. Steamship sa'' a. - p '-' ~
Mas Tor Havana and ,np cas' doe e, a. steam M
suppiemeusrv Mail coei =. the 70 oAee u @O p -"
Mails for 1.pnva Psnl qnd Central AmeHIs1 port oa %,
Mail steamship sails II NJ from PER No. AZ NORM '
Mails fr Kingston. Sayani, and Ltftagena uY ~ Sob
close at D. steamship sails at p NJ rom F'ef w. - ~
mails for selu direct b7 steqmstp Fsni'ln close at IL M
Steamship ssis at NJ from 1901 OF rOa w. clos. at
Mails for teanhp Cry OF Aon close al D. m
Steamship sails at . D. M si ESD rs' GSr II
hNulselose IA O'clock N, F1stOIcs u OpeH Nv"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
TERESA sMALLs PRETENDED MOTHER.

The interesting case of Teresa Small"
whose real name is Clifton continued yesterday in
the Supreme Court. three policemen being examined In
behalf Of Commissioner Gardner and Capt. Williams,
who took the child from Annie Small at No 10 West
First-st The witnesses examined by Mr.. Daven-
mort who appeared as counsel for the Commissioner
and the Captain. Mr.. Hummel appearing for the COM
planaut Joseph Clifton, the father OF the child Officer
Oliver Stewart OF tho seventeenth Precinct said that
he had known the woman, Annie Small, who is charged
with using the child decoy" in the pursuit Of her
nefarous business as panel thief. since Jan. IA She
previously passed under the name OF "MOie Rush."
aud the officer identified photograph shown him as
being correct likeness of hor. He arrested her
when she was at No 367 Bowery charge OF robbery
In regard to the child no said that he used to her
stand In front OF No. is First-st in tho Winter, and
twice he asked her II she not cold standing
long to which she answered mo" she would walk back
and forth from the corner of Fourthst to this house.
II the woman Small were going back 10 the house any
day the little girl would TO her and take her By the
arm but II she were accompanied by a man, she would
elected he could not positively In regard to
this womans character, or that the house was panel
house, the testimony relating to this point was
stricken out.
Rush" alias fannie Small" He could only say that
she had tho reputation with the police OF being panel
thief. Georgian Way, noted panel thief, her
sociate. officer Hugh O'Reley Of the Fifteenth Pre-
cinct also dented the woman by means OF her photo
graph and her general reputation, he said, that OF
a panel thief He had her under arrest. Tue case
viii be continued to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
PRIVILEGED COMMUNICATIONS.

William G.. De Hart was formerly first
officer on a steamship OF the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company but short time since discharged Hear
ing that his removal was caused by report made by
Mr. Hatch, The managing director to the Board he
brought an action against him for SANDER aud obtained
an order to compel Mr. Johnson the Secretary to reveal
what Mr. Hatch said at the meeting OF the Board OF
Directors. Thereupon the Company through their
counsel H. S. Bennett, upon petition signed by John
SON. to the effect that the report was privileged Oh
tanned a stay of proceedings, and an order to show
Cause why the order compelling johnson TO testify
Court suecia Term Judge Lawrence, this order
10 examine johnson was vacated De Hart thereupoh
appealed 10 the General Term OF this Court, wDere,
after an elaborate argument by Mr. Bue for appellant
and by Mr.. Bennett for respondent, Judge Daniels
affirmed the order. In his decision lie says:
The application which was denied by the order APP
pealed FROM order requiring the respondent
to appear and make AFFIDAVIT to be used 10y the plantH
procuring order TO hold the defendant 10 Dd III an
action SANDER Motions of this description arc often
important the interests they affect ana the points On
which they decided. And IL Is To furnish evidence
for their proper dis position that the provision was
enacted by which persons may be compelled TO supply
the affidavit TO the party making or opposing them
after they have refused to make them voluntarily ms
provision has application 10 a motion made before
iudgo "A pte order. IL IS eonnAed In terms
TO motions made in Court of Record as distinguished
from applications 10 Judge. The order requiring the
applying 1t "intends 10 make oppose motion IN
court OF record" These the terms used 10 define
the cases which the order Is allowed 10 be made ana
include application made Tor an tr pare
order to Judge for that motion made IN court
of record The affidavit presented for the order 10 eA
anime the witness In the present instance dd not snow
within the import Of these terms For tat reason
the order appealed from properly made, aud 1t
should be affirmed with costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
AID yALoREM DUTIES ON BOTTLED WINE.

In the United States Circuit Court yester-
day. Judge shipman presiding, the OF Anthony
Oechs against Thomas Murphy, as Collector OF this
port which went over last term OF the alb
sence OF certain testimony, came again for trial.
The plaintiff imported quantity of wine in bottles,
aud In estimating the gallon value OF the wine, upon
which, 1t is claimed Its rate OF duty alone depends the
defendant included tho value OF the bottles, which, IN
dependenty of the wine contained In them are subject
10 duty OF three cents each. The question In this
H. Can the Collector legally increase the al vaorem
duty wine imported ia bottles by adding To IL the
duy on the bottles When according 20 the law they
assessed separaelyi Edward Hartley for the plaintiff
for the Collector
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
A PRUssIAN FORGER's FLIGHT.

case arising under the extradition treaty
between the United States and tho German Empire was
before Commissioner Shields yesterday. BY the all.
davit Of Frederick Hnke, the Committeeman OF that
Empire at this port II appears that Carl Valentine of
Berlin forged In November, 1879 tho firm name OF sos,
helm Beckon OF that city bills OF exchange amount
ing TO about 1000 thaers Soon after committing tho
alleged forgery. Valentine fed to this country where
he was arrested. last Saturday evening, by Deputy
United States Marshal Barnard. one OF the Staten
Island feTY boats, yalloutine "a ape appearing msp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12

and about 2s Of age He speaks English very I'M
perfectly and when brought before tho %
he simply stated that he desired exam ntloh on ns
charge made against him. He was committed VII FRI
doy when the examination will take place, eA-oo''
Saiomon representing the German Empire . ,.
IL said that this IS the same Carl valentine
whom suit Is pending In the Supreme Conrt OF the
state for the recovery Of moneys alleged to nave Deu
embcz zled by him fromBerin. andiha the amount cur
bezzed with that OF forged bs Ol tAchankc
is nhnnI $4,000 thalers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
DECISIONS-MAY II.

Srperior Court-Speciat Term-By Judge van ' orst'
unp AT ssrdr.- Junction dissolved Cors e al ag Aci
on Denied Kemp Bowler ct aL-Notion GRANTED
H. Indie S.lgsick Baptist 'hurrh agL btpt
In yer-Fon Of order setiled order to he engroisel Oh
botl AIDES OF the sheet for alosance
Syuye,ne Court hdmbTs-By Judge Lawrence
B,t,ef at ageio Same NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70 Vfae say
m 10 Mace causes short calendar denied. HumpreYs
Motion granted With $40 tmCm) Warren agt Cor
ON LIe II the matter OF Galasner-heIhoiah1u'
w., counsel Cynnn agt. FrtidE.-MemO7auIum .
Hsrrrl-RoiIsn lgt acknowledgement IN wv
,.. Ter Ic Rector Church Of the Observation-Disclosures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
unrsE oF REPRESENTATIVE.

Hinder the call of States bills were intro
luoed and referred. including the following:
By Nr. BUTLER tlep, Mass)-To provide for free
Lin1 and better security depostors. hinder usury
I've elasticity 10 the currency preserve it, value to hp
people AID to prevent financial panc' bv locking up tho
currency p..y;,tu. that the ori gin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
CIVIL NOTES.


Mr.. Justice Hunt of the Supreme Court Oh
the United States will open, at IL a. IN. today SNORT
term OF the United States Circuit a No. n ChamDers-s
lie will first hear appeals in bankruptcy ana ltr""i"'
II he has tne he will take ny appeals IN Admiralty.
The application Of Mrs. Templeton, whose
husband was recently convicted Of felonious assault
upon her. FOR the custody OF their child, was TO nave
been heard IN the Supreme Court. Chambers yesteiGy
but was adjourned Owiug to the engagement Oh ncl
counsel Mr. HumInelI, Ia the Teresa Small ABDUCTION
=.
John Snyder, Trustee of the Rev. MT.
Hendricks church. applied yesterday to Judge Pra't ior
n nandamus compelling Geo. Manning Henry lenny'
william H. Pearsall Isaac G. Mills, and Hezekah Miller
10 open the church doors tonight, for an eiec,oh VI
tbree trustees whose Will expire May 10. An
order was granted to show cause WHY ma nuauiu'
sbond not DO issued and made returnabie ths morhns'
John Keurer, who had been committed by
Justlce Morgan upon charge OF furnishing the impe-
ments by which william Miller was enabled TO make MS
escape from Sing slng applied through his couhssi 10
Judge lawrence In Supreme Court, Chambers, on riI
uTdsy under writ OF babeas corpus Tor Vi
IN Inc released on reasonable ball Tue gfouha upUh
Uhch tho discharge asked was that the ainus,aS
disclosed no Ollcnse. Judge Lawrence alsmisSeu tio
writ yestsrdny but after some conversation p.tmov
Tho OF this and Westches1et 0oun''
bail was fixed at 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
MINIATrRR ALMANAC

sund 4.46 >un sc,5. 'O MOON f'e'''''' $50
uiCH DAr-A y.
uooL a.oi Gov sanf.... sos Hell Gate Ferry o;Ji
JAM HrGH wArsR DAY-P. -,
Sandy Hook 4j2 GoT Isiu. o5l a9 Gate rerI'' wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
p1SSENGERS ARRITED.

ppou nrp,uDATn s,rnsap CIauad. Nav IT MI Cbafc'
sp.pcer C. H. Spencer wife John Mofat H. I, hoIit l. "
pto, Pred Hyand Capt Charpe Ney Janne Mr. pnn9on o.
Darrell j. H. Dodd George d. Jone', o. L. Achieve MISS "aA''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
Steamboats, gn6 Railroads.


RRIDGEPORT and all points on Housatonic
- and Ssaga,aek Railroad. Fare 81 steamer AtR A is d.oa-
port. Steamer BRIDGEPORT as before.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ nov q 1873. through trains vii
a. Chicago Northern Express, with dsvnGrosn
1880 Special Chicago Express with dravnsroSm ears 70 Koch
IO:46 a m Northern and Western Erprss
$40 p. m, Albany AND Troy krpres, Saturdays only. -
400 Montreal kIpEsss with ssspnssais from Nevforf 10
COOP Erprea Daily With slsspugsa for wisrowu and
Bus,O Niagara fsi also for Chicago via both and H.
ITO n EIps. With sleeping ears for rror and Albany
W" "' ~ c. H. KRSDRIck
General Passenger Agent
NEW JERSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY.
Trains leave Newton follows:
1920 mMau Tor MdleoSu and Way Stations, connects At
Frahsin with SUSSEX Railroad at Mdtetosn with the New York
$40 mink and fast freight
II 40 mAoeomnodsuoni Bloomin rtae and intermediate.
$3.50 mUstsr County Express, TO blenve odstosn New
ton, and intermediate, sltboat change
4;iO }. m-May for Bloomiagdals AMI intermediate
6:2O D m.-Worendrke local
All trains stop at Ilictensact and Paterson.
bgk checked through TO SUSSEX York Midland without
Freight depo, New Yorh 49, PeunyiraBa
Railroad Co.'S ssrehousel - ..
General Ohces 80 Lbertyst IL CHPNN'
General esht anu Passenger Agent
DONDOUT and MISUNDERSTANDING at
isepsr and steamboat. THOMAS CORNELL ana JANIS
w BALDWIN leave liarn,on-st Pier 81 n r., DAHL y M
EOR EXCURSIONS.-The swift and first
class sesmeon WLLhAM SoSh aPssT n Sl B.
NAlESIISb hkoat Al Jay ~ ~ "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
PArrIv.-McApas.u y

P.erIv.-McApAS.y
go. -, T., =. uui., 1syg Monea,e sgi Mckinley
iy yS3 lnenmsn ~ ss ~ l737. Mcintyre sgt ODonnsh
ovvVa' 'af.A 9L uahso' sT47 Lynch suartet al
aidS .Drnn ~. L"su 1000 atrouse sg- IsAAes
s43l Same Same. Yersn
4432. Same. Di1 1870, al Gin.
4421 Levy al PETER ct al "a and H.
424l Holden ct al agt. DIgges sOos ID ~ un,rbx
,cor ~ ~, Esroe,t 4535. Smith IT,, 81 Al agt bSs'"
sSIn ,ts"ai,eb ., Al AFT IL. 1898. .IIes ast shelby
land
PARr Y.-ALXER J.
,,,, c.,,o, Il a., .ue,. 4OI7 BonAwu agL Harrison
yyg3. BeIahoEcr
- =, at
a?63. jones 81 al. agt Beers 500 "."N
''''''I'si," 's' ' 1916 whitney ct al igt French
400. r. sne,,., 40, Smith ct A. etsL
V93 'nn a.. i,,es 1878 Bailey agt Stevenson, j.
sVy3 - - - mo act Bran. 1890 Ripley AIT shiiey
'Oi''' 10, ~ 1881 Cary sgt. Lynch
a..., Sutherland J-Edward Brodonok John w.
Decker James Buca rObJei Befnam Dio'hs ~ 80 &c.,
batter: Mch.el Clancy eolions asauN p ,hy .mes
Anton Bener onOui assault anu DtUi lug ptoa, bnr.
Gaagcn burglary and Receiving stolen goods JSnh I Soma,
carvs William Webb and reeeVhg stolen goo, $500
burke grand larceny Maen larceny from re poison & ~
larceny, MARY Helms, larceny IiHA 'Ne p''''
ner aha. John Kell', pernry. . . r.,.A., og,hs Com.
CouEr or APPEALs-ALHAsY, May Line oAfie VI % Of
mission Appeals Tgesis Hy u Is IS IoloSs 9o,rI
IN 1875 1876 1871, %, 96 "a 40, 81 The COMMISSION 'I
until to. morrow al 10 o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
NARRAGA NSETT STEAMSHIP q
FALL RIVER LINE.

For BOSTON. via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER.
DAILY SUNDAYS JUNE tf 70 SEPT - INCLUSIVE, At a.
FRoM PIER ~ NORTH RIVER FOOT or MUkRAf'al.
the woKLp-RxyOwsKD STEAMERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
NEW;Y0RK, NEW-HA1yE4Ns AID Nd n. MARI

Luhs bfaneh
NEWYoRKr NEWH IA ANR MA&T
Spring Arrangement commencing sl 1874 plssens station
N'N'0'' ''''' ''N IaAjSi In.vs SsS.YsSE
Trains f H9S S,.Tf e., AI I 90 V5 Zoo 20 RDI
800 (Aeca 5lO Local El slo lEL $40 ELI
For South Norwsis 7:O5 sos so5, ~ 1900 100 RI
500 SS i i I ~ Y 90 ~ 90 X All 100 5
ass. G gG SO $40 6:S5 30 o:i6 $40
Boston Be-. SS Express D%s, u. ppssc ard $40
Nd SH1 10 Il' Stopping STAFFORD Ssrsa .a Bsg
~ p 9vS m and th Gopereui vss a. S.b. Ths 500
And eosp.s. With shSr' Line Division iCr SoT'h nd
s' % STSS s, s 81 ~ n and 12a ao ss' IN. IN.
sos m, connects ta SlugisOk 4 r and ID. 500
N g1 0g.,S1e M s ,r Bs, yo T1 sqs sod ~
Nowak the s:05 m aud $40 p m with Ne"canaan X 4
sunday Mail Trains 700 vlsphHsas at 9:lo
Drawing room cans Dav Express, sd Sleeping Cars Night Er
Tickets can be purchased Ticket Company Grand Cen
W. RsDo or It' q - t5a i Soo st s1o 40
check baggage from residence TO destination
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
Train. leave Harlem River station 1900 500 aud &l5 a.
Connects Win boat. Of Mo,aaa steamboat leaving Fa''a
Market ship for Harlem River station, North N.oio ,,
~ .'as. -'','-'''4 JOHN 4 MOODY, sarsofNr D'
~ REED Gen sup't New-liaven
DEOPLE's LINE for ALBANY.-The splen-
l. did steamers JOHN Pier al foot Csa.l't
DAILY, Sundays excepted, at . p N.
DE y > IL a y A IL "A 1 IL Ii " \ u ~ -
j GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL k0urs
Trains leave Nswfoi nom foot VI Ds'bO.'e' Aad csrAHa''
RIpIs. for .rr.burs Pittsburgh and sOuA Win rs
man Palace Cara attached. $3.50 su4 $50 ssa-n e
win.m.po Lock Haven CORY and E-, Vi, Ps, Eh,
DIV for WilsB,port $3.50 CONNECTING a. fie.sA
For Washington south limited w,.se'on ~,
press Pulm P4Tlor Cars daily, sunday 81 80
rive 10 Washington at il0 Regular at $40 u aHd
01 RIpr.s icr Ph.dsphl. $40 eso. 1880 T. $50
9 p NJ night Sunday. s. 6:lO. 80, aud p Ia b"G'A
For s Trsat S al $40 ssna.y eilo
For Se.Nt a, 9. $50 9;2o 40 TO- IL q. IA
'r To S' RiI.SsS 8, ESQ 100 rio O. 10 Han i.s
l, 230 $40, $4O 4il0, 43o 800 5:iO .. GlO 60
7:s0 $40, TO- 1880 p N, aai ~ night sunday '4O eio
For RsRR.ay O. $50 7.2O 10 = n l2 N ., go slS
$40 $40 4S0 520 54O &, $40, $50 $40 10 and IL
fOr woodbridge Perth AubOy aad South Amboy and 10 q"
For New bus.siel 20 and n IL m 3lo 49, $40
sic 7 D N IL eight Sunday 6ilOP
For East Milestone. ~ noon. B. 10 and a3O D. n.
For Ltmber,'ile ard Pennington ~ a. ~ alt
For Phlhpshurs Beyders $3.50 M and m "a "a
for BoriengHn baflossoa. ssa (A.ea
$50 a. m, 1880, 2 $40. 4 sud Pm
For Freehold; 1870 a m 2 l shS Z. p":
Por Pemberon Camden, q and 2JV p IA 90 ss al
Jam. ar1 , a. i,ss m asr srepS Ncnd,y w,.sisS
ION and Baltimore 80 10 and VZ' N
a. NJ and 1927 Prom PbidelphlA 9:ly, O-V si1
lei Ohces 526 ass 27i AM ga BrosiNhy 20 ho h"s
Il 200. pesSrO''e' AID 0G,'qa hp sa Passenger Gsal
Al 2,:1rr General Manager ~, -
BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BoSIoN' via
- PROVIDENCE
tn. new and elegant Steamers kH9pS isaAsp
s,.s , per SO foot Of Js'st su lenseP sss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12

~ Commencing MONDAY May s, 1874
Leave pier 3. North River. foot Of fectortl
o2j m-For Philadelphia Loag Branch, Rel bans, Tons RIVER
Brpog,t Tuckerton Wrsow June Nnelsui AMI Brfge'0B
pm-For Long Branch, REQ baRk, Toms River, Wafo~u
Barnega and Tgcker0n. - - . .-
935 mFrom Long Branch, Rei Bank loms River Nareosr
Bsrnrgat and Tucker0n.
430 m-From Phaienhia, Bhdgeion Ype'ani Wns5s Juoe
Toms River Ret Rank AMI Long Branch
Tsre between Nev.Yort snd Philadelphia only ~ %
f"'-' WI. S. sSEDEN
General Mlnscer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12


Amer remarks by Mr.. MCCORMICK crop, Arzona) on
the Indian question, Mr.. BECK dem, KyJ commented
on tho TACT that the River ana Harbor Appropriation
bill had passed to-day under suspension OF
rulee although II contained lot OF $4,000 appropria
ton bills for little creeks in Michigan, Wisconsin
and New Eng gland, other purpose than TO give
employment the pets Of members that the Military
Academy bill had Just been pushed through the Commit
tee OF the Whole In five minutes and now he supposed
that this Deficiency bill 10 be pushed through In the
way He hoped and trusted that very few OF the
members who we're responsible Tor such proceedings
would be members OF the next Congress
without making much progress on The Deficiency bin.
Committee and reported the Military Academy
Appropriation bill TO the House, ard II thereupOn
passed.
Mr. CESSNA Rep., Penn) from the judiciary Com
mttee reported the bill repeating tho act fixing tho
time for the election Of representatives from California
to the XLIYth Congress. Passed
Mr. PACE Rep., CALI presented q rem0Dstrance Of
the San Francisco Chamber OF Commerce against the
cancellation OF the contract with the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company for the semimOnthly mall 70 China aud
Japan.
Mr. BRADLEY (sep, Mch.) from the Committee on
Public Lands reported tho bill declaring forfeited 10 the
United States all lands granted ia 1867 to the Stockton
aud COpperOpOs Railroad In California which have not
been patented, the grant having expired by Limitation
Passed.
Tle House. AZ 40 p. u, adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAIL-

HsIr sBd the
o"'''' ''' VI '' AP BACON. sag L
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-03-05
Items from the Tribune.

We are credibly informed that
about 100000 feet of lumber have
been sold at Necedah to farmers, the
present winter. I. Weston & Co.
have sold about 1, 100000, and have
loaded as high as 200 sleighs in a sin
gle day.
We are gratifed to learn that a
new Hotel is about to be erected in
Centralia. The projectors, Messrs.
Edwards and Ordway, of Beaver
Dam, arrived here on Thursday, and
will commence operations irnrnedi-
ately. 1t will be builded on the
street running from the bridge to the
depot.s Mr.. Hazeltine, who is travel
ing with Mr.. Ross, informs us that
Mr.. Edwards, with whom he is per-
sonally acquainted, is a practical
builder and frst-class man in every
respect. We congratulate our neigh
boring city in the acquisition, and
trust the investment will be remu-
nerative one
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-03-05
Meeting of the Co. Board. i

Meeting of the Co. Board. The
Go. Board held another session last
week finishing up a little business, and
leaving mach unfinished which it were
well to accomplish. We learn that a
bill was presented for the use 5f Music
Hall for the holding of the r. r.
meeting a year ago: 1t doesn't seem
hardly right that the Co. should pay
that Indebtedness. However we can
stand our share of the tax. We be-
heve that Bros. Hiles and Remington
voted to disallow it. 1t seems mighty
queer to be sitting in the same pew
wits these gentlemen, but then we are
and We don't get up, and we know
Shey wea't. for they ar'n't ashamed of
us. The Beard meets again on the
18th.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-03-05
Issue of Small Bits. = Tile vef

Issue of Small Bills. Tile very
gentlemanly cashier of the First Ma
tional' we understand rejoiceth in more
Bits. The crying demand still con
tinues, "more currency, .'mdre cur
tency,'' and we give currency to the
report, for all this talk 50 long about
imitation" at Washington must mean
something. .'ONE" for William. It
isn't greenbaek, but an s ID. note, as
bright as dollar and as full Of jingle
and the milk of human kindness as
any baby we ever saw. William says he
wouldn't change it for bushel of frac-
tional currency. We knew that that
S44, 600, 900 reserve wasn't laid by for
hothing--the little Darling.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-03-05
New Hotel CentraIia.- No

New Hotel i'm CentraIia. --Messrs.
Edwards and Ordway of Beaver Dam
will Immediately construct large Ho-
tel in our sister town. We congratu-
late our Centralia friends: The prom
ised structure will be erected on the
street leading to the depot from the
bridge. The gentlemen are Highly
spoken of as thorough going energetic
men who mean business; Mr.. Edwards
being a practical builder and a first
class man in every respect.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-03-05
Please Read.-Any member OF

Please Read.-Any member of
Co. E. I'd Wis. Cavalry serving in the
late rebellion, acquainted with the fact
that VIM. Clark was member Of such
Co. and Regiment will do great IA
vor to Mr. Clark in sending a sworn
statement Of such facts as may be Ct
service to him in the procurement Of a
pension. Mr. Clark is an excellent
man, and needs such information which
owing to circumstances he is unable to
procure.