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, 1874-09-20

~ We are to accept Dr.. Heideofr1s. ~.
then the sole idea Of harp;nea. ~ :. s'ass1:ss=
drinking without protest, to have All -. q u:
IN which to Cuzzle beer also. 1h;z ~ 'azt:!
case with some classes Of Germans vha .' O +
see anything higher than beer.ten ~ - ~
Ii largo class of educated aad cn,," oa u,
mans to which We had supposed Dr. @ Ts;a ea
belonged, who do not regard behr.on'a st.e'ta
the only happiness Of which they n,s: .4s /,
ana We are glad to notice that soma =, - sa2s's
Indignantly repudiating this uurrac;os1 II
meat. taa
, 1874-09-20

4 jolly priest has come to grief in Ke1:o::t,
His nams is Father Carl Excl. 1:ttl. nc,
than year ago, Father Carl 1as sent to II.
lena Station. on the Kentucky Genital R.iLoad
to preside over the Catholic Church It th1t
place. Father Carl, being lover Of The god
things Of this world, and Mullen's Sati6n being
q lonesome sort Of place, he looked out tor hiu-
SELF in such manner as to have things confatl
ble for him. First, he compelled his fock VI
build him a new house. Second, he sent o9t y
female members On begging expedihoua III
they had accumulated enough to furnish ishrs
somely. Third, ho took bu1om widow tot 81
housekeeper to keep him from being lon.sn1
Fourth, he levied contributions on his aock s1r
Sunday to keep him and the widow in xi1sn
beer. The flock stood it as long as posat.t ri
then complained to the Bishop, who has ladk
up tho church and taken possession d i /
books and jolly Father Carl and the wi1u1n !
left laluenting.
, 1874-09-20

force to back them bur that proves sufficiently
potent in nearly every case. Where such
Boards do not exist, Individual arbitratofa can
aIyays bo secured. Mr. Mundella and Judge
Rupert Kettle have saved England and EnshHh-
men millions OF dollars by arbitrating and settling
strikes in their infancy. Great Britain has
proved the truth OF the theory America can
confidently and easily adopt it.
, 1874-09-20

In reprinting Tiiton's list statement 1:oo =.
"TR1BUSE Extra" the Chicago papers, ~
striking uniformity. omitted to gi7e us tas 3'~
usually accorded by newspaper courtesy.
, 1874-09-20

fore cur correspondent, or any other that can
bo constructed BY the hand OF man, or OF woman,
could properly be called perpetual; the per-
pctuai motion ia mathematical absurdity.
, 1874-09-20

DR.. McCHEsSEY, CORNER OF CLARK Az AND
;ee!h ;1 a. S.fisfacton given or funded
, 1874-09-20
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

RATES SUBSCRIPTION trArAElE IN ApEAScs}.
p.r, l., mil. h12.stOi Snuuar+-.......... .E1 10
Tri-W cck1y........ GU0: Weekly ...... .tD
Parts ot year At the same ra:e. -
i. t,r.cni DELAY snd mistakes, he and give Post
GG &c addrc.s in full, including State and Csuntr.
Remit made elucr b. drEi e1isesa foss
pn.ee o4cel, registered le ,c's AZ t'nr r.sk.
1IEAS GIFT SUBSCRIBERS ...,
T4,h, delivered. Sunday c1ceptca = ccots per WEEK
Eo. ccliyesed. SUNDAY inr!uced. ~ cents '1: tTeeS
AGcsc-* THE IKibbNh EtthifA- T.,
Corner MadiEon aud ucart;ora- -s1... chicago. ILL.,
, 1874-09-20

N'y1CE ER'S TT1h.TRE-Madi*nn street. between
Dearborn ard State. Engagement OF Jo:epa oanc14o1
Rip Van Tinklc-"
, 1874-09-20
TO-MORROW's ADJUSTMENTS.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC Halsted x.se"t, he.we IN s;ad-
and Monroe. Engagement Of the LinEa1d ConolnA~
tion. lie Sphinx"
, 1874-09-20

HOOIEY'S THEATRE-Rsndo1nh street. between
C1srx Ind taSa1ls ''The Tangled Chaiu."
, 1874-09-20

The interval allowed to elapso between death
aud the disposal OF the romans in India seldom
exceeds d few hours The climate, which strong
~ urges, if itdoes not necessitato, the practice
Of cremation, forbids the retention of q corpse
Is long as European and American custom
demands. The Times Of India describes
the cremation OF Naryan nassedo, 8
distinguished Hiudoo, who was killed by
the falling Of his building at Alalabar Hill
The funeral vas attended by very large con-
course Of people. The natives uso no apparatus
for burning their dead Tie furnace consists OF
six upright posts. halfway up which rude plat
form is made to rest the body upon, the posts
serving to keep the corpse IN position. Blocks
OF sandal-wood, leaves, and light branches are
piled under and above the body, which is CON-
pletely concealed by the fuel. The Hindoo rite
requires that tho pyre shonld be lighted with
sacred fire, carefully brought from the residence
Of the deceased. and tia eldest sou applies the
torch of sandal wood which kindles it, In the
present instance, after applying the torch, the
relatives Of the dead were led away while the
burning Was going on, and in three hours not
distinguishable vestige remained Of the infuen-
ial leader Of the .Hindoo community who at sun
rise was in the enjoyment Of perfect health.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-07
Application for Patent,
NOTICE Ne. 81.
;. LAMP OFFICE
Enrnkn a NnNnla. SnItl

$500 - - - .
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
y the Silver Lick Consolidated Mining
Company H'esteti.ec address Eureka. Noyas
dm, care James Adams, Agent has this tlay
filed in this Off C n diagram together with n
l%otire OF application for II Patent irem tho
United States. under act Of Congress az
proved May lN, lST2, for twelve hundred ami
three ti,.eh l,neal feet of the Silver Lick and
ifebbie Burns Consolidated Lode, The same
RAINING EGO feet nerthea>terly and SU3 feet
soHthwrsterly from the Silver Lick Shaft.
with sGr!nre ground -, feet in width. stunt.
ed in Eurraa Mining District. Eurcla coui-
". state Of Nevada. and Described in the
iiat aud field notes on file il tLis office ~
follows, to wit:
U. S. Survey No. IS.
Beginning n a post marked NJ. / T.. $.
No. ii, made for Hermann i~icyneHann nnnn
tn + II" hackcr Lode bears \. - - L.
LIS feet: the summit Of kuhy Hill bears
:. | Il /. 6,@t3 feet: The flagstaff in the
Town u EureRa hcarS :. g - l.. Ii ,0l2 feet.
and The silver Lies SHAFT bear ;. /, ". IL
htafN No. :, |. :. sertev, Ne. -: thoneeS :.
:, ". 10. teet, to post iarhod No ). |. :.
Slrvey, No. -; thence y. y ". .dO feet. 10
lo.t marhcd No. /. Is. survey. Ne. -: and
III lee ~ T.. :0i feet. to iost No. /, thu
.!se Of h ginning. containing 52-lD aties;
cu'rseS expressed IRON the true meii-
diam with a magnetic variation OF h }
Last.
His claim i leeatel uron unsurveyed lands.
md i bounded Oh the southeast by the Vera
to- and California Consolidated Lode.
liz claim l. recorded III Took L. page Ia.
and a copy OF ihe notice and pat can DO
.ound posted at the SILVER Lick SHAFT, up
:. eYEtS +. Holm, Register
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-07
DELINQUENT NOTICE.
,,rvrUA MINING AND snE,.r.

II ing company. location Of rfiHtigai place
ef business. san lraEcisco. ta.,toinia; luca-
ticn of worNs, Eureka, Nevada.
Notice: There are delinquent upon
the following described stock, en- account Of
assessment NO. u levied on the Eth day Of
February, 1874. the several amouHts st er-
rosite the names Of tbs respective slale-
hid ~. ns falInMa.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-07
Notice OF Application Of Married
Woman to become Sole Trader.

NOTICE Is HEREBY ely IN. THAT
y SAGAli JANE JOHNSON, o, tho
tpau ulsi cos MY ot trrol 4 and Stateoi "
ead,. uieo ,tsln johnson, iateids to make
=ar application 10 ID. District @ II OF me
si>th Jtdl,ial district in and ;or hareh&
toAat Srat ., Nevada. on tAe.et9 daN al
teiahaf.z \. u. 81. at 10 o'eloek IN tn fore
u.,n d. sail day. or rs suon iherea:ter "
~eeHHs.l can be heard, Tor an urdsr d saia
tafrl permitting h + TO AIRY ON hlElhgs' III
IA ttetH ard ea,lity OF Euseka, ciate OF VI
1ada. H. her own name. and on hen own a-
count. rnr. ant 10 IN act Of t'e9 leEi.l,lYis
O. 'ie tat, a. Nevada, passed February =;
women 10 Transact business in thor own
names a. sole trader. IT,.
The hGsiness she iat nds to carry on i Una.
If teud 5ctihs and carry ing ON 4 diess-inhhins
b,siness and b >ing and selling T al ana per
Sonai property in the county anu state aioi'-
SAID.
SARAH JANE JOHNSON.
%ilHLuoUsE X bNeNroEr. Atfys. s--t"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-07
No. No,

Afa ii accordance with law, atd an order Of
the Reafd Of directors, made TIN The twenty
nth day Of Aug tSt, | -, 50 many shares Of
each parcel Of such stock Us may be nrceSsa-
~, will De sold at public auction ut thu office
e. the Company. II Montgomery Street, en-
Monday. si.c Nineteenth Ea! otOrso.
beg. t"1f. at the hour OF Twelve O'clock at
neelf, O. <teA day. to LAY delinquent a>,eSs-
inants til ron, tuceth r with cG>ls Of adYyl-
Using atI cNFCusy. e tn >air.
7. +. BEACH, Secretary.
Gtieo: No. III Montgomery street, san
frdHcisca. California. o.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-07
TUNING N REPAIRING.

JOuN FRANK INFORMS THE VI,
- zens of Esreka that he i now prerafea =
tame and repair Pianos Of all manniae,n" ~.
anrhlv r.naired. Tuning, s: repairing at
moderate charges. iotiH 49,
s,stf Residence, North Guel street.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-07
PATENT APPLICATIONS
Application for Patent.
NOTICE Ne. 81.
L. >. LAM OFtIcr,
EaanDla MI

-. stSb oiflIE.
Eureka, Nevada, Avg. 81. 1871
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Iu,r
~ the Newark Silver Mining Conn.,
lfos;ofiice address Newark, White Pinss
this office a diagram together with a note. y, "
application Tor n rntent from the | ni,,dd
states. under net Of Congress approved Weeaa
~. 1s52., for fifteen hundrcd-l, Go@lineay
feet Of the Buckeye State Lode. the same
snathcastcrly from shaft No. /, with snrfaess
ground 10 feet in width. situated in N"a"aeo
ark Mining District. " kiie Fine coI,n,,
state Of Nevada. and described in tho ~;
and Geld notes on file in this eiiee as follow
to wit: '
u. s. Survey, No. 40.
beginning Mt a pos, marked No. / rs
survey, No. 10" the saiHe being post M
Of Survey Ne. 5. made fer the Newark ~
or Mining COMPANY, upon I'll Chihuair.
Lode. whence the sEctioa corner on lhs
!. l.. ". II. NJ. bears \. - +. 2lsS To-
and the mouth Of tho chihuahua IrrnJ
bears \. bN - N.27 feet; thence runni1vS
q +" ! SEQ fee, TO POS parked No.2. is
rest marked Ne. 3, l. 5. Survey, 10, 40
whence post No :, Of Survey No. 81, made f",t
Trunk HetSchman aron the Battery Ielo
bears \. ~ IS y. - feet; thence n. 81
W, Lee feet. 10 post marked No. 1
Survey No. 10; and thence y. s. l.. mn
feet. TO pust MOL. the place Of beeinnilv.
containing q SA-l00 acres. courses .yryrs.,i
from the true meridian, with a magnetic ya.
ration o. Ibiz- East.
This claim is located in the rnsurveyei
Fart Of I. II, y. Il. -, f.. NJ. u. VI. apd il
neanded on the north BY the Original Chi.
huahaa.
This claim IS recorded in Book A. Page -
Of the Newark District Mining Records. and
a eepy Of the noliee and plat can be found
posted AT Shaft No. 1. upon the lode.
81 CinlS +. loAN, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-07
EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
Registration Notice.

THE TINE FOR REGISTRATION OF
| the names OF the qualified electors in Dan.
IIigh's train Ranch Precinct, Dan. High.
Grain Ranch Township. Eureka County.
Nevada. prior to the General Etection ii
t>74. 10 be he 4 On the ID day Of November.
A. h. lsI4. Tor the County II Eureka. State OF
Nevada, Viii expire at SIN UGIUCk r. v.
On the 2osh day Of October. 4. II.
fssa ELIAS EOUNtf6Ft ER.
Registry Agent.
Ian. Highs Grain Earct I~rsytuct. ban.
lilsh's GRAIN HancA township. EareLa
County. Nevada. o.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-07
EXECUTORS SALE
In tic Nattcr Of the Estate Of JoHN
.. p.AEKOu, Deccosed.

In tie HattcI Of the Estate Of JOHN
q. U.lEROU., Deceased.
District Court, sixth Judicial District, Lure
Ia county, Nevada.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI II
y pursuance, ard by the power aud aathoi-
ity in me vested by the last WI ana t'sl'-
mcnt Of John q. barrow, deceased, aaIs fl"-
bated in said court, the Undersigned, eNtc.-
tor Of Sgid viii, will sell a. puhllc aiicti"h
the hi.h st bidder on the following terms,
wit: or all sums of and under two h"haie'
dullar., cush: aud for all sums over two nun.
.lYcd dollar, on IA credit of ninety day win
interest on such sans at the rate u two ri
cont. per month. with eoud security, am
sIbicct 10 Confirmation by said HiSttiete edfi,
On SATURDAY., OCTOBER I'd. 81, At /"
o'clock \. ". Of that day, Mt the "tice OF IN Nv
late John q. barrow, deceased. one dopt
north Of the Trtatr House, in the town"
Eureka. in said county ami STATE; the io'lonl
ing personal property. TO Wit: y lafge NJ
Vol selected law library. consi-tinei III fai'
Of lie New York, Massachusetts,, tab ofhla;
Nevada, lndiana, Illinois, American ahd
| nited states SuI,reniet curt reports . MI
States, Massachusetts,. Indiana. lliihois "na
California nige-ts, and II large lot OF Ia"
Text Books; also a lot Of misceiianeeHs
boohs, carpets, chairs, tables, dcsN' "H"fI
ease, lamps, stove and ripe, lounge. hea' ~ ~,
stead and bedding, bureau, Washstaln. W"
numerous other articles. I. +. iioi,N,
Executor Of said }. e. barrow, deeeasf''
September 18th, 1871. 49,"
POSITION EMENT.
The above sale is hereby postponed nna,
SATURDAY, October 18th, 1871, at ,he &"'
hour and place. Z. / .a.a,a..
Eureka, Get, 1st, 1871. ~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-07
MEDICAL.
TO the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES. >Ew REMEDIES.
Or. ctsSoN's p

~ Or. clBsoN's pisPEH-
&>l ~Ak&. NJ. 81 hEAkNA ST..
MN corner Of Commercial. san Fran
S3S<EA ri<ea. trivate entrance IA tem-
ES ~ruereiai sreei. Established II
~. Tor the Treatment q SeNgaI and seminal
diseases. such asGcnurrhea. Gleat, Structure.
81 hits IN MI Is fvrWS, seminal WeaNness.
s5a 5iu-. sit4 ttgefatad LEGS, etc, succ 'ssiUI-
ly trtattG.
IT. GtEEpS has the fieazHre Of annean-
Ing that he hak reformed from visiting the
urluri Al hospitals ot EUreFe, and has r.
tho hecter has srarec neither time rct
moa9y IN seSk4BE e4s E2N remedies, aud has
retHrUsd wlth increased ABILITIES Ter the ais
NlatICS u hGrlJn Suffering.
Sesniaa! Weakness.
Seminal emission i fie consequences o. ST.
ahaSe. Tins solitary Vice. or ocpruyed scNuHi
iH8ai-rurs. i rfartteHs ~ tho yottd o. both
sexes te ala at.H = H'tHHttej eNteIt, FEedae
l1S with uHetEf#s tsltstHtE the following
4y SetuH1e medical Nca>1lss. vi: >&lHoW
cuGHteratre. aasa sf.t~ aHter the rytS, rain
II the tzHt. tt:etHs Iii II ears. feiSe het tit
~rast.tae 4 leaNts II rafting s.. ehaFlai>, n
t~a>itl,- aHgst fHt ietH-, veatl.SS ot tht
itH i. eeis - vs=sa. t##Hted II n. iue,
u confidence. aIEHa Zee n approaching sJT4Es
8 =. Il af<lfRs - =sa8 net 8eIHaiifaHee>. a
disposition = shah soa11tE, t7SS I'll ugH5NrE
i4-aI.ss aHat vartd eTuHtieuS atuat III tars.
hzete L sass. :4Erst teESsc. tsli tred5h
A. IL. oIszsMIU zion, El-ht >ycIt,. mgngAsa-
t##. ara .eaHtsE y >atsllA. II it4.st T. net
obtained. yea Sha Isl afft iaaea ai4taIA, e-
- ssj fE }8s UszY ait Sg3#tuFe mod a;
uaa1l4. tins sils H.. which never .uIi, y
e@.seetius a ieh an radseas cute.
Cured ~ sEame-
feT>=rS r. d ji~t#JGs ray NJ 6tI5tb ~
I AA. & aaAl.ssae = lal-eE 10 ~. 6lE-
MIA Stain E#~fz. EFfHH .H~-#E +-EI. t- .F4Hit
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-07
FOR SAEEv

4 WELLFURNIsHED LubGfNp House
"A on North Eael street. containing el4ht
raoms. Terms o sgit purchasers. AnI3y r.
III s, EII6f-
New-York tribune., 1874-11-05
A TRIBUTE TO THOMAS DENNY.

The Board of Directors OF the New-YOrk
Juvenile Asylum at their monthly meeting adopted the
folio wing resolution respect TO their late Treasurer
Thomas Denny:
tsd That the directors Of the Se.York Juvenile A!lam would
for tue death OF their esteemed
friend Tnoms Dun for more na1 ~ years director
Of this institution. able and fatfa. Treasurer
these OF intercourse
kindly his Christian courtesy bis and
coupe peevenng attendance last
the complete uimeR OF his voluntary duty
Keeping with hand while engaged in and
enrossiag feel tina. have sue loss and
think shall bis bengnant face
That would express his befesved family sympathy
in that life full benh
oence goodness them years
while the loss OF his hey eh
treasure q bis ms N ~ and bis example.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-05
AN .DDIrIoN TO BROADWAY.

At the southeast corner of Broadway ana
Tweny.third-st on the site OF the old building reeeny
demolished, in which for years were the Kepuoncap
Headquarters, T. L. Roberts IS erecting Tor tue o. ".
Pike estate structure which will add to the beauty Oh
mat mart OF the city, I win have frontage Of 1?t feet
on Broadw ay and 9 feet T~enty-thrdst. IL VIII DC
built Of Philadelphia btick with ONO stone trm
mings aud will consist OF a basement ana
four stories with firth story in the rear, ue wnoe
which will be diyiucd DO five stores, will have front
OF IRON columns and plate-Sass windows. Lach Vi
these ores which will DO from 10 To 20 feet In "dth
and IA feet nigh will have subdivision or tue Dase-
Iurut OF orrespondng size. Tue second story IL tet
in hight Is to be arranged for mercantile purposes
Tie third story, feet bign Is to be nSneh lnto ap
m.nts for families offices in tho rear IAe fIu t
story which viii have night or IL fect Will DO III tS'
for apartments and studios the southern end VI .no
Duiiing on the Broadway side VIII be orDamented WIN
tower IS square carried mp one story ABOVE Tue
main portou The rcture is 10 have pedlnent I'LL
tLe center OF eacn 'front.' and will DO crowned WIN
handsome cornce, and flushed on all sides with taste
mi baustrade. Ihe estimated cost OF the OtdiDS 10
100000
New-York tribune., 1874-11-05
THE GLENDENNING DEFENSE.

The case of Gendenning was resumed be-
fore Pesby yesterday at the Prospect Avenue
Church Mrs. Caroline Wetmore was placod the
stand by the defense She in charge Of the internal
arrangements the CliDtOn-place hospital She said
that Nellie Graystock was admitted to the hos.
pital as an inmate; her husband had deserted
her and she had no place to go: she
was afterwards employed servant. but the witness
found that Mrs GraystOck not truthful. AT the
time OF the alleged call at the asylum by accused WIT
ness was in the country On her return Mrs Graystock
told her that a man had called night, and had drawn
s hat over his tBat she could scarcely his
face Witness believed that the story Of the visit had
been manufactured.
Mrs Eliza NJ MOrfOrd OF the Reception Committee
az The hospital ese tnat she mai oecn left in charge
when Mrs Witmore went TO the county and had asked
Mrs stock every day during that time Ii there nad
Dccn any application for admission during the day, and
the latter had not mentioned the visit Of the after
ward identified the accused, until after Mrs. Miller
called In the opinion of the witness Mrs Graysock Is
deep woman and is 10 be trusted. At the close OF
1he testimony the defense asked for commission To
take the testimony OF Mr.. Middleton III Newly orB and
the Moderator appointed the Rev. Mcssrs. Eddy Es-
bert and Mart Martin as such commission. The Pres
bytery adjourned un.ll to-day.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-05
OBITUARY..
JOHN ADRIANCE.

The announcement of the sudden death Of
John Adriance has given painful shock to very large
circle Of friends and business acquaintaDces In this city
He had been for some time under medical care and
to have sailed yesterday Edrope. the
that the Journey would restore his accustomed strength.
He seemed himself to bave some premontions Of his
end and had asked his pastor and OF friends
questions which led them to think there
uncertainty In his mind as to his
living long. officer he New-York
Historical Society aud q member Of several other
organizations wherein he will be greatly missed.
graduate Of Williams College. his purse his time and
iniuetce has long been at It's command At Williams
town he had his Summer home here too his place
cssuno; be easily Oiled lawyer Of prsc
tice. hs dealt much IN real estate aud the large tran
sacons IN this cty the titles that have passed through
tue hands OF Isaac Adance his father aud through bis
own office for many years, have been very hume ros
and Important. He was for long time Loan CJmmi,
aud for awhile Presiieut OF the Belt Rail-
road. Has judgment was good aud he was so
crac aud Mad that he insPro respect love- and trust
where he welr.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-05
VEST POINT STUDIES.

REPORT OF THE BOARD OF VISITORS NEEDED
CHANGES IN THE COURSE.
The report of the Board of Visitors ap-
pointed attend the annual examination at West Point
In June, compliments the discipline OF the Academy.
and great eradication at the suppression of
"hazng" In refereuoe needed changes the
Of study. 1t says:
In arranging the curricuium OF study and in devisnG
the best mode Of parting Instruction. IL should
be nand tnAt tue Military Academy at West
Point expected tO cOatDute annually hereafter from
SO 90 rs young TO OF the most important ana
distiag aisled prefesseDs Ia our Republic. Its
graduates are 10 command and influence bodies
Of men, and as they grow Older will be
the ooaoious aud models OF their Juniors In the
vice Those Of than who shah be pcuOus and
oessts 10 tasne q war; may bc called BY their fellow
ctzeps to 0ccapy Responsible positions In the civil
thefr ceuty TAcy the wards OF the nation
They wstddra ksn pbe control and guidance Of
then parents at early age and the enre employ
Of their time uatA manhood Is rigidy pre-
scy4bed bg Pshhc authority. most ser-
Gus responsibility 10 thds assumed. and, whether
we cOnsidcr th6 PesSDie future OF the cadet 10
ca er alted cva staOu probable career as
member VI the military rroeason IL is evident that he
ought to be transformed INTO machine. fitted
only accomplish with unvsrying precision definite
and distinct object 1t should rather Dc the aim OF the
Military Acadeoy TO add TO those habits OF exact dsci-
pue and Of CONSTANT subordnstion " rghtiui author
New-York tribune., 1874-11-05

THE ELECTION DAY MURDER.


The warrants issued by Coroner Woltman for
the arrest of James ODen and four other persons who
accompanied him at the time that the shooting ARRAY
occurred In TrtyfOurthst. and Sccondave. election
morning had not served at late hour yesterday
except in the case OF Patrick Craig who arrested
at his home. On being taken before Coroner Wotman
he was allowed to 60 in $1,000 bail, Bernard Wilson,.
residing at Fify-sxth-st and First-ave. being his
security subsequently Stephen OBrien. brother OF the
ex Senator presented himself at the Corouers Office,
and was placed under similar bonds TO appear at the
inquest Wilson being his bail also. James O'Brien was
not found at at of his customary haunts,
and IL is considered probable that he is hiding until he
can learn what treatment he is likely to receive.
Deputy Coroner Marsh made an autopsy on the body
of john McKeuna yesterday, which revealed tho fact
that the ball lodged In the BRAIN Several fragments
OF the internal of the skull found driven into
the brain. Coroner Wotnan impaneled the following
Jury, VINO viewed the body Philip A. Harris OF No 29
Tbri-ave. Michael Moore. No. 225 East Twenty -trstst
James Kildare No. 25S Tuirl ave. Isaac &. Williams,
No. 2n Third-ave.; George Y. Whts0n, No. ~ LeXing
ton-ave. John Hughes, East Twentethst.; FL. w.
Byrne. No 15s East Tweutieth-st.; Matthew Haney.
No 500 Third-ave. John W. Baldwin. No. 3l4 Third-ave
John j. Dash No. 19S Third-ave.; Newman Such N0I3l
ThIrd.avc.; James O'ilara, No. 3OS TDird-ive John
Schmidt No. Third-ave. The Inquest will De held on
Monday.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-05
CONGRESSIONAL VOTE IN DETAIL.

yuE VOTE IN TIE VIII AND XTH CONGRESSIONAL DIS
TRIcrs OF THIS CITY BY ELECTION DISTRICTS.
1t was anticipated before election that the
contest for COugressmen the Vth andXth. Election
Districts would be OF the most exciting character and
that the vote would be very close The Vth has always
been strong Democratic district; the majority OF ROD
ran In 1872 as the Democratic and Liberal non
inee was a e25 over Stewart the Admni ton Domi-
nee This year Judge Edward Hogan, a strong anti
Tsmmauy Democrat. ran an Independent ticket. The
xth Congressional District always looked upon as
Republican stronghold. As candidate for Mayor
James O'Bren poled large vote in the election dis
trcts composing this Congressional District and 1t
was natural 10 anticipate tnat. as the regular Admins
Grafton candidate he would closely contest the district
with Mr. Hewitt, the Democratic nominee. Owing 10
the great interest taken the result in these dis
trcts TIE TRIBUNE gives the vote IN detail by election