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prospect OF the speedy resumption OF opera
tions al the granite works, ut which place
number of our citizens are employed.
~--~---->
Remember, ladies, In your shopping to 20 TO An
TOMS DINING SALOON, Main street.
COHEN BROTHERS will open This morning eleven
hundred pieces of the hanjsOmest ribbons, inclu-
ding sash, gros-graln. &C., at less than half their
value. Also, handsome black and colcred silks at
remarkable low figures.
LEAVE your orders for CREAM and CAKES M
D. CoLUMBus's, 32l Broad street. lie will Ior-
nish you the st you ever ate.
D. COLUMBUS makes CREAM Of the following
navcrs: Vanilla, Lemon, Strawberry, Choc olate,
Peach, Orange, Pineapple; alsa, Orange Ice, Le-
mon Ice Pure Cream, French Cream, and Seap0l-
itIiu.
For ISyALIDs.-%O %OL UMBuS's pure Cream, made
Of cream SKINNED from rich milk, Is p escribcd by
our most prominent physiciars. 10 be had only at
32I Broad street
ID. CoLuMBUs's Ice-Crcam aud Shcrbcts have
been tested 10y The ahest physicians and chemists
In the State, and pronounced 10 be free from any
adultt trition.
Buy YOUR CLOTHING. SHIRTS, AND FURNISH
lSG GOODS from Il. Is. SPENCE son.
STRAWBERRIES AMI CREAM at hNTo>I'. sA-
LOOE.
PEMBROKE SHIFTS for sale by r. b. sPE&cE II
soy.
BANANAS and I'INEAPPLEs at ASToSiS.
SOMETHING NEW ron G GEnTLEMES-Tlle Priuce
Bi,murck Shoe. At sIEGEL's, A2l Broad street.
Receiving to-day 100 quarts STRAWBERRIES ut
AHToSl's.
GESTLEMES'S GOAT AND CALF PrIScE AZ
pERTs-somethiuS 1ne-at {. l.. SIEdkL'o' an
Broad street.
pruE CREAMS atANToNI's SALOON, Main street.
LADIES TlEs-somethlng nicc-at SIEGEL S. All
Broad street.
Ladies' aud gertlenen's diuIug saloon at An
TOMS.
LADIES' VIENNA BUTTON SHOES ut SIEGE IS,
42l Broad street.
HraovAI,-A. HABEIs's Loan Office testabisht1
{, 1ss5, has been removed TO 1922 Main street,
For-SD AT LAST-The long soaght-for place
where YOU IN net money loaned on your diamonds,
watches, tewelry, siyerware, &c Cal! ut A. HAIR
mss Loan Office. 1922 Main street, and Sou wi
hlrp all about IT, Ali transactions strictly conil-
Dental!
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T.p,EAux AND CcscBRT.-To.morro,w eve eve
,,;n,. "D'A y, the Virginia Uprra-Honse, the first
anm1,,l "m1, / exhibition of Misses W:'s pupils
assisied ae, by number of little girls, e0nsi,t. ,do
t" ;nn Of n concert and tableaux, will take
,hg nace. o. The programme orthc occasion en-.
braces several beautiful vocal ana lnstlu- ~
mental selections, besides nnmpei ot "a,
bleaux. The entertainment promises 10 pe
very pleasant affair.
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ORR BOUNDARY LIsEs.--Copies; OF the act
Of assembly providing for the submission OF
ths houndary.linc question to arbitration
w were Yesterday forwarded by, Governor
Tomncr to Hon. Jeremiah Black, OF Penn
svlvania, and Hon. W. A. Graham. OF North
,:o1olins. the arbitrators chosen by Maryland
and Virginia respectively.
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COHEN BRoTuERs will open This morning eleven
hundred pieces of the handsomest ribbons, inclu-
ding sash gros- grain. &C., ut less than half theil
value. Also handsome black aud cocred SILKS al
remarkable low figures.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-MeSsrs. Grubbs
& Williams sold at auction yesterday the toll
Iow;r,. real estate: A lot on the north side
of cary street near Virginia street, on which
stands tenement No. 1920, occupied by
SicsSrs. Allison & Addison, under ground
lease of 5000 per annum, sold lcr S2'o2o;
Tie thrcc-story brick tenement on broaa
siicet known as the Maison Dorcc, lot ~ ny
iio feet, sold for $1,000. The brick resi-
Lrncc No. 1912 Broad street. opposite tue
City Hall, occupied by DR.. kuoN, ana suo-
iri to the lie estate of lady, sold for S3,Q23.
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lKAsEsWOItsk. dc.
cOT BROAD STREET.
UCl
JULIUS WiLbT.

The ladies are respectfully Invited TO cali ri ny my
store and examine new style OF bhI!i'0nD.ue D
tlcui.r attention Is paid to making up OF CoMo-
iNGs by process entirely my own eau Siraien. nne
eli th. h. .fr and If desired get ali tue ROOFS oi!e
w,y without any waste. This enables me 70 lnuRs
larger braid Of given quantity Of halr th9n my
one who works without ihcse aaVantaegSsn, ,,pMEs
lat, uun ell other kinds OF WIGS ana i1,.as 10
made At short notice Fit guaranteed. frWgs W Us as
Iir.tnt ~" ,ia stsstrs 80 !. WILDT,
ap 2e-lm Sol bfoaa shee"
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PERSONAL "REMINISCENCES OF LEE.-- To
night kev. J. William Jones will deliver hi:
popular lecture entitled "Pcrsoml Rcmi-
ni>cenccs and Anecdotes Of General II. H.
Lee" at the Manchester Baptist church.
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DECoRAT1oE-DAY AT THE NATIONAL GENE
TERY.-The decoration OF Lhe graves Of til,
Union soldiers ut The Nalioual Cemetery wi
take place on the 30th instant. The ccnc.
terry is located Que mile frcm the corporate,
line, on the Williamsburg turnpike.
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For ISvALIDs.-%OL UMBuS's pure Cream. made
Of cream SKINNED from rich milk, Is escribcd by
our most prominent physiclars. 10 be had only al
32I Broad street
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s7ypeCsgEcATEoS WAREHOUSE.

UYpOTHECATlON AND GENERAL
II STORAGE WAREHOUSE, No. II pEhRi.
,,,,r l't.imrss We have opened u LlCEN>ED
WaKtHnUSt f,. lie storage OF Grain, Flour
Ncrc,lautsc. or any commodity. Ana uroer tiit
,ro> i.lons OF The "WarrhOuse Bill" VIII Issue
.rr,iticars sta;irg kind of article. owner ana mar.
H., ,.n,. u,urkcd negotiable II authorlI"d by
-. trr. Lnaus Gun be easily obtained upon lne:e'
sion. , =, ,,,.,
Highest inaIk"t prices ana nrnhl', rt,nins 2uaFaI
iced. ~ ! Il-r ~ " Tnth,n, t,,
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d. COLUMBUS makes CREAM Of the following
iaycrs: Vanilla, Lemon, Strawberry, Choc o!ate
Peach, Orange, Plueappe; alss, Orange Ice, lie.
mon Ice Pure Cream, French Cream, and Seapol-
itau.
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LEAVE your orders for CREAM and CAKES ri
D. CoLUMBus's, 32l Broad street. lie will Ior-
nish YOU the b st you ever ate
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ID. CoLUMpus'S lce-Crcam aud Shcrbcfs have
been tested 10y the abest physicians and chemists
In The State, and pronounced 10 be free from any
aduitt ritlGn.
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Altllmo1d lispatrll.

eE- tt e CIRCULATION OF TUE DIS.
rATCH IL LARGER THAN TIE CONFINED
u iCuLATluN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
MEM SrArEIS OF THE CITY.
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REcovERISG.-LitilcL Lewis kcl'am, VINO
was so badly Injured by IL fall on sunday.
WA. very much better last night, auu no lcaL' M
are uow entertained of his speedy recovery.
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WHEN the stomach refuses all and every ariicl" Of
diet or food, just make trial with LoEFLASD'S
l.ieblg's) IMPORTED INFANTS FooD and MALT
EXTRACT. 1t gives new life. Sod by l.. "ACaEK,
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Buy YOUR CLOTHING, SHIFTS, AND FURNISH
lSG GOODS from Il. Is. SPENCE & SoN.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE should have their
tickets priuted at The Dispatch office.
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C1Rculr COuRT.-In this court yesterday
the first days issues were called, Due ho
l,I,inrss of interest was TRANSACTED.
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ForSD AT LAsr-The long soaght-for place
where youc IN net money loaned on your diamonds,
watches, tewelry, sliyerware, &c. Cal! at A. HAIR
mss Loan Office, 1922 Main street, and SOn VII!
learn all about IL. Ali transactions strictly comb
ini
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MoRTuARY REPoRT.-The following is The
'nortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, May 16. 1874, compiled from sextous'
returns received at the Office OF the Board OF
Health
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ELECTION TICKETS chcaply and expedltseusly
printed 1T tl:is office.
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The old ENGLISH PALM SOAP, ELDER FLOWER
and TInrIE on. SOAP. J.. WAGNER, Druggist.
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Remember. ladies, In your shopping 10 10 TO An
TOMS DINING SALOON, Main street.
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MR.. j. III. PACE HAS JUST Ar H0
VI RIVED FEOM THE WEST at ourHEsxA
In ynnt OF such would do we'll 10 call al oncs. =
" wy ia TURNER j. CO,
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TRANSFER PRINTING-INKs-lnvalua to rail-
road companies, steamship companies, banks. mer'
chants, manufacturers, and others. They are ems
durise aud chanseIess, and viii copy sharp and
clear for an indefinite period Of time. Having JUS
received fresh supply OF these inks We are pre-
ma red 10 execute orders promptly aud al moderate
prices.
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TRANSFER fRINTIsG-lsKs VIII copy clear anu
s,,ncl for an indefinite period Of time senc your
orers for work 10 be done in these Inks to tae O's'
match Printing House.
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GESTLEMES's GOAT AND CALF PE1SCE AL
1ne-at {. l.. SIEGkL'o, AL
RrOad street,
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JAMES rLEAShSTS, trustee. sale Of real and
personal property in Amelia county
". G0DDIN,3P Z. NJ, trustees sale IF the srour-
ban farm called "Oak Grove" ey both sides OF
The Ncw-Dridgc road, half 4 mit east OF ktch-
mand
J. L. ArrEHs0N, / Z. ST., comp!ssioncrssal Of
seventy eight lots nesr The moth line Of the caty
VI Richmond.
JINE & BROTHER, +. NJ, building loton tbs
South line of Franklin between Monroe and
Henry streets
GKuBys & WILLIAMS, ~ EN-, trustees sale
Of brick store, No. 712 ot!io south s'de OK
Cary stree, between SmS., n!! ;yn.n.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 6 s. shrso ~ asasssp,
i"Ti, 10. 535, on the g sFsk, s. !sia bar, zi
x.xuEY%syLe ;Y%sy %yLs e.a s;sq' s. sasA as5;sssaa ~ ga
.,Sss nr,ns saoa, sIo's S''aosar,; a,;' passssss, ss
,iT'HE MEMBERS.
J. CLUB are terc g
| headquarters ItBH
| Nay 10Th, q 8 o'clock ~
lug the mass-Incalt O.
| streets.
| The Conservatives Of
1 jackson Wards are invited
| procession. GEUkGEN
my zo-lt
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STRAWBERRIES anu CREAM u, AHroxl'. sa-
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p,rsos,L.-R. 3. Berrcy, ESD, mayor ol
fredericksburg, was in the city yesterday.
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LADIES' VIENNA BUTTON SHOES ut SiEGEL's,
4Dl Broad street.
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SOMETHING NEW FoR GEHTLEMES-The Ptiuc
Bi,murck Shoe. At sIEGEL's, A2l Broad street.
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HEaovAL.-A HAEEIs's Loan Office iesiablisht
In 1851 has been removed TO 1922 Main street.
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| PEMBROKE SHIFTS for sale by r. b. sPEScE n
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Ladies' aud gertleneu's tiuIug saloon at Az
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Receiving to-day 60 quarts STRAWBERRIES q
hNTOSls.
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BANANAS anu rINEAPpLEs at ANToSI'S.
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PURE CREAMS atASToNI's SALOON, Main street.
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LADIES 'TlEs-somethlpg ntcc-at SEC S. 4:
Broad street.
, 1874-03-29
SPRINGFIELD.

Bills ApProved~.Compf lin entury Rex-
etutio1as an The Lcsisiaturc.~fhca ase-
puhl1cAns TO ,MAI1e Friendly Id
vnnces TO the 4sr.snEcrs.
Special Dtxpe&el, 70 Tbs Ebieaee 7fib.sss.
BpREzGFE1p, ILL.,, Iarca oa-The Governor has
gned the hlls revising: the law in relahon to the "
nois Michigan Causl. and for the improvement Of
she Illinois and Wabash Rivers; amending the SOL
diers' Orphan Eouae set; tn relation 10 pracdce
IN Courts Of Eecord amending Sec Of the Libr4-
- Inv; correcting error in Jur law; p1osiu.a5 for
Ch2nce11urs in universities.
MERtrED CoAFLr<EsT.
Ar. Connolly prefsuted the {3uo~iuR, vhfct xas
unanimously adoptea by the AousT:
l.zs Charlton the first lady eve1 elected 70 clerk
ship Il the General Assembly, saT tAt by her
stant attention to duty, aud her faithful cre1u and
ae>u1ste discharge ereo che has entitled herself 10
the rrspect Of every meser Of this HOUSE, and done
uucE towards allsyipg any remaining p7sjudiee
against Lbs employment Of women In 1c posst.cna.
MORE THANKS,
Mr. crandorf r1@eltGd = resolution or1z1owsne
With thaEl3 to the newspaper H1en On tie floor OF the
htug, Just rs IT it their business to make
aceu7a:a reports. However, the Houss adopted it.
RAILROAD ngEonr.
Mr. Wicker inside final effort get in hss railroad
report, published yesterday, but Hildrup, Cassidy,
knderaon- and 5aqutss obteeted.
TuaSk1Sa THE LEGISLATURE
At meeting OF the lobby, the following #as un.7l-
norsls adopted:
RssoLre, Tha. the lobby hereby tenders its t1anks
70 the I~thg-Eshth (fanerli Assembly for ali flvoEH
received, and especially for many things not 1e:eiyed
WILL CONFER WITH THE GRANGEEs.
II tur1s Cat thxt tefore the reporters were admitted
10 the Republican last hight resolutions prcrs
offered to appoint Committee Ia visit the leaders
Of the Graugers and find out what they wtsbed The
Republican rarty to do for them When The reporters
got Il the subject dropped but It is understood tit
the Committee appointed are to enter into negotiations
ytth the Gsapgers, and possible form IN 4uiatce
defensive ana Offensive, which would probably le Te
udeueIye to the Of the farmers.
CAPITAL. PUNISHMENT.
TEE HouBe declined to recc.re tbe report OF tho
Committee C4fitai Punshment, which farorea j:s
Atoition. It wIs not tctcd upon, there WINS no
quorum
coMPLhIENIlhT nEEo1UI1oSs
Re.nf,ams ere rotsd to bn Io;
Revision Committee and tine .c.star'es. Mr. Steele
responded the one and Secretary 11y the othet
Thua ends tha Twenty eighth Gener.l Assembly.
, 1874-03-29
POLITICAL.
The Massachusctts senntoEfaI Con.

The Kfassachusctts SenntoTfaI Con-
rest--Llttao Change to Mute.
Sp<eio1 Di,:aase. TO TIE Chicago 7sio4ne.
BosTos, N.ss., Atarch 2s.-There WIS no expecta-
ton of any chang1 Of either Of tho parties to tho
Senatorial contest To-day. and thera vas really 10
shance IN the position Of any members. As far
understood, the three lending factions agreed
upon one thing, and that is to i" stick" The Dawts
men, when questioned to the probable developments
pf days ballot laugh, shake their heads, and reply
" We shall stick" The Hoar men Is determined
IS the first day Of ths contest, and say
hey intend to 81 stick, = while tbs leading
Curtis men point with \ feeling Of
rle ta the record OF the previous days sessions, aud
ssy, " We hare Ill aeserual1sd to sutk.H The small
aqrRds Of supporters Of Ar. Adams Hud Eeu Banks
cntinue stick fas: to their favorstcs, while Gcu.
Bsnts maintains tha seSeae frame ot mind which he
s1ler5ene when "a inst dropped into poetry, ind
sticks to John g. Whittier first, Last, Ill the
time. The only change OF any nen1ler n@s on the
put ii one Boston representative who .hazg i from
Hoa< 70 p:ezre GO E7csy, aud Extt 70 Hoar today.
f7o lte 4ssoeiatsd f1<ss.1
BosToS, March 2s--The tfth ballot for United
Slater Senatr taken to-day, With the following
:esat:: Dave. g; Hoar, IS; Curtis s.; :sdsrs. la
Banks Z; Fnitt;er, Trshbu.n, aud Pierce excl, une
7-- The wl;1le number q votes 25: necessary
to choice, ixa. Tho Convention adjourned t1
Monday,
, 1874-03-29
SPORTING.
annual Race Of the English UniTer.
sity Crews.
The Cambridge Students Again the
Vietors.
Record OF Previous Contests.
pjgeon-shooting Match at Stamford,
Conn.

LONDON, March 23-3:30 >. n.-The annuM 1ace be-
tween the Oxford and Cambridge cams off this
morning, the usual course on the Thames. from
Putney to AI.riabe. distance OF four miles and two
furlongs and, 2s was tie during tho past four
years. resulted yictnry for the Cambridge bon: py
four lengths.
THE WEATHER WAS BEAUTIFUL,
and the crowd unprecedented. On tbs Surrey Efdh Of
the river tho whole length OF the couiss, there was
compact people. $50 feet deep and ut Mortake
carriages were in long lines, five deep.
The Princess Of Ya1es and tie Duchess Of Edinburgh
were absent.
Camb1idge won the choice Of position, and took the
A{ddlcse1 OF northern side. The Orfprd crow Tow1d
into TIE stream at utuute past II O'Clock. Five
minutes Later tbs Cambridge appeared, aud vera
received with Immense cheering. Tne betting II this
time i've to two in favor al Cambridge.
At fourteen minutes past IL
TIE SIGNAL TO STARE
given and the bouts got away together Cambridge
h1d the advantage from the first rowing at the rate OF
thi1ty-even strokes minute, tut both crews pulled
steadily. After IN exciting contest thu Cambridge
thr:y-evc seconds p4at IL oclocs wtang the race in
tweuty-three minutes and thirtt-1Te seconds. Tie
wafer, though not smooth asatshle7 Was fatzly
CALM.
Inn,ediate'y upon receiving +he word to STAR, both
boats took wafer simultaneously, but afser few
strokes Cambridge WIS anartss q lsnI9f IN N ~ w.
aqEeduct bridge, the starting point, nearly oear Of
heir opponents Here the steering Of both hoata be-
eccentric. 1na tGt Tune H1s D1u LII
Again, between Craven Point and HemnerEmtth
bridge Tic co1swain OF Oxford seered wildly off. At
czatsree testM f"rIonGs from Bsshops Greek,
otFoEp DECREASED THE LEAD
Of Cambridge by spurt, mud at tie Soar Works,
about Ie and four farlongs from tho aoueduct
bridge, only one length behind the cantabs. At
Ha,nne,s1nh Bridge, Cambridge list hall length BY
Tad steering but OF the Davis agaa went ahead fast
The dark bnes made another slu1r, and drew up
EEAnLr LEvT1 E11H THE CAsTADs.
and OF Cheswjck Cnureh suceee@+< 4 In getting one
quarter Of length in advance. The excitement
became intense, and cheer upon cheer went up from
the o.forda supporters III Carney Reach. about two
miles and 5an from the aquedt'ct bridge, CAM
hrdsa took tho lead again. and passed Barnes brdse
about nine furlongs beyond Carney Beach, laugh
and half ahead. Here Oxford rowed wildly, aud
Cambridge kep: the lead to the end, reaehtng tho
st1e-loat at Mozake four lengths iE advance Of thei@
opponents amid the ds2feuing cheers OF the crowds
on shore. Both very much exhausted, but
Oxford appeared most distressed
This evening the veterans and their opponents dine
together at the Criterion Restaurant, the Oxford
having declined :le Invitation Of LordMayor Lusk to
both crawa to dinner in the Mansion House.
, 1874-03-29

up when he WIS promoted from foreman, and shieh
short tinae he has completely dso1ganized the cor-
1any and greay impaired the efficiency ct the eu'-
hcrE fFeunen. ..
1ued including Marshal Deracs, Assistant alarahal
Shay nsf dozen fre,uen mud several private eit1-
fos tne position, knowing little about 3ghting fire
snd less abcnt discplining his rnen. The reporter
asked member Of the Department, who has thor
och h owedse Of such mstters, low it Was possible
fer man ike 6ehaefer to receive the position he held
'.Why," answered The gentleman, abe ia the best
wire uller in the city, for poor man. He Eob-nobs
with Hcsipg ard MI thoee fellovs' This Is ualoub-
ely the explanation. Indeed, witness testi~
6ei TINT schaefer kaid that Hcsng and Benner vera
thc only he cared for meaning that he feared
be had political friends to back him. The testimony
dragged along till O'clock when the Board decided to
tss hs s.s under ts m they sd snaer
, 1874-03-29

The Boa-d Of Police uud Fir Commissioners met
yesterday for the consideration Of ZONE ca*esi coy
tinued from Thursday. Present, Commissioners
Sheridan, R1okze, neno, :,1d Ayres- Tho first case
was thu, Of F. q. shFp5, driver If No. 1e Te.s man
IL unfortunate enough to be tbs only American In
company where the cthe1, including the forrnAn,
all Ge51narz The f0retan Accused him of ipsukos-
1na6on, and, although tAe Charge VS. evidently tho
result Of malice, Sill slight ease was made out, and
Shlppy vss reprimandesi. The nesr case was quits
interesting in showing how 'sthings done"
.L:ias Schasfer foreman ri No. 8 wss charged With
''sesa.ieney aud making false reports rcgarang tho
'::u Il. his company. This mso tool, lees ihsn two
soas1s ego, lbs company .aat AA<aaa1 x1nass 6zEs
, 1874-03-29

Sx,eeia1 DttpoteA 10 Tae Catea 60 tribune.
WARRINGTON, .. C., March 2s.-AdmlEal Porter was
20 dangerously III Last night that IT, thought ho
would die, HIS disease IS cancer Of the stomach, and
10 has been suffering With tt since the d.ath Ct
Senator Summer. Eearb entertained that he vii
not i've till morning. The Office Of Admiral Of the
Nsry will, ly law, exqtre tho death resignation
OF lbs Incumbent
HAsuEsGrox, March 2s.-Admiral Porterh c0ndf-
ton IL more favorable tonight
NEW YopK, March .3--WtLiann Orion. President OF
The Western Union Telegraph Company, sailed fo1 Ed
friends accompanied him in steamsoat a far -
Sandy Hook