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New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
Mass.) had read on the same point
,e Noah Davis as follows;


DO not know lie took the
said did not him that there could be doubt give
only the substance OF the remarks Of eoar that the true
thai under such state she the duty Of the collector
ade him that thought that under
construction adopted the FEDERAL all revenue that
the question one purely common law under the common law
e @ M The me ess the hh en sSaS wor sss s 'I s
construction that would apply the forfeiture the articles actually al
in The the Chqucs aud other had
been 10 give TO those ues mad construction on the ground Of pub
he policy and that thought the Court would the
s;ruetion which he the statute
Mr.. WOOD Dem. n. ~ next addressed the House in
taxation the highest of ali Sovereign powers He
who ask favors of the Government nor any reiaxa,
tlon OF vigilance IN the collection of duties. lie dwelt
exhibited tie defects Of the present system by When
spies and detectives are encouraged whole voice
Is forfeited IN case OF partial rregularty and dis
tnctOn Is made between Intentional and uniute nonal
breach of law In concuslon he urged that the legal
Justihcati0n OF all this abuse should be taken
Nj DAWES iRep.' Massl Chairman Of tho Committee
Ways and Means, closed the debate In speech sup
porting the measure H. commented the willin gness
OF he House TO pass the bill on The faith OF the Com
mttee and Thought 1t because OF the members
were. az he had been six months ago, comparatively
Ignorant OF many OF the complications and difficulties n
which the whole subject was involved lie referred TO
the TACT hat two years ago he had introduced bill
Whch thc House had passed, On the question OF fines
oIherIhe knew not whai9that bin had been
pay TO sleep IN the Senate, aud slept there
and had gone TO the same sldmber It's pre-
decessor lie called attention fact that the ma
chneIy OF the laws against which sO much complaint
was made had In the four years brought TO
light only s5s6soi unpaid duties in the port OF New.
York aud only IN the port OF Boston. while $780,
00O0 or sOOO0lOJO hal been collected ports.
In order TO discover these unpaid duties how much had
the Government pildi AT Tue port OF NewYOrk IL had
paid sG2O72l, aud at the port OF Boston sj0I,I5 In
other words m had cos. the Government SO 81 for every
dollar OF defeLct lakes collected In New-York aud
xl gS every dollar collected In Boston. The law
M hired who gathers his crops to CLEAN for him
80 l. Every man experience Would tell hiu that whou
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
Nsw- Jcrsep Real gsiate for 6dIe.

EOR SALE-On Central Railroad Of New
Jersey city lying aOngsd. the depot 40 Of
"''' '''4"''' rutland L WHITING, 5 Beetman-a.
, 1874-04-15
SUBURBAN RIAL ESTATE.

Foh sALIEAT ALE. A HIGHLAND pARK-A NEW TWO
etnrT wia6 tnthio srst[enoe, fronting south, AM, con-
tsInnE nd 70 large I T9ms I9sacs I eloss,. an
,. a sna ,ade nGar ie laSo and to stroet
s t9 suiG is n ost:sqn taver tseo storss hc
This a.n t. ,oo. an notae"n 1 isos e design
II 1: s.tttsaally buff apon brick foundatlo nioc
ar rscc ot MI eod ""a 1h bsth sna H.
Earel eemuut ciato. fas rarR n o o 81 aha1o 1
ana lOa aot above tle ovoI Lake Michigan, and wit
IN 70 minntni Fo Of Uhioa9o, with frrQnont trains.
hET LOOKING 19r suburban rosdonco should eIatnino
This housn A. II will DO sold bargain and easy
tstns Prize $7 too Apply to q. Il. TlQTUiIKf iii
Park. '! "
TOR sALE-AT TINSDALN-AT BARGAIN on
49, cay tntns. neat 0othiq house, With tnwor, o!ght
very plehshnt ruOrH beside bKBcnion and ivo largo
closets. !,als porchcs, vol and cisnrn, largo no
for sl,ooo q. j. sToUGli. u DuarGora.st. '''''''
TOR BAI,r-A BAROAIN-S0 AOREaV NHAR WIZ
Low spfnEs. Town nt ralna nniy fGu aero tako
~ once GEO. v. BYRD, It'd IASan.st., Room H.
Ton sALE--rIlOSIe WISHING HONlIiS IN THE
}i,r, s1a'5bh ~ shousd sond for map and price, of
MAhkEn, psnpstetors, AN L.naAllc:st. - -
, 1874-04-15

GR0D WILL BUY HALF INTEREST IN $l.W0
pCUU stock and business. paying ocar profit Of &5S0
PCT month. lt9 Lasaitu.st., Room -.
CE0O WILL HUY. a IIALr-lNTEREST IN
sQOUUwc established cash business that pays enough
to support two families End be nc1rasod y more
Clatk-at., Room :S. '.-
, 1874-04-15

ITO RENT - 100 md loss hiIClII1AN-AV., TWO
stusy Snu nase,meat hfickss tnodern improyatnuuta
hhu xnpd Dasns lad3 "abasl.av., twes0ry and bAse
n,cnt tame podorn improvements, good barn, etc. Il.
7. SMITH, ivsry otlee. TAlrtoouthsh. aud Wa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-21
THE STREET CLEANING INVEST
CATION.

Inspector Thorne ON the stand-NothinS
OF Importance Developed AS Yet.
Prom eight IN I'll near eleven O'Clock last even
ing the Committee on Cities OF the Assembly sat
comfortably In parlor Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel
to hear testimony concerning the way street clean
ing is done In New York Ia Police Commission.
There was quite large attendance, including Com
missioners Charlick. Duryea, Gardner and Russell,
who very naturally seemed to manifest consid-
cradle interest In the proceedings The counsel
for the Con mittee, ex-AttOrney General Barlow
0ey m
from him very little of that peculiar drcand OF the
public servant commonly known as 'swlndling."
hours duration, consisted simply in drawing out
OF Mr.. Thorne the mOdus operand3 OF
seemed TO have thoroughly prepared himself and
told ~ length OF the way the men we're put to
e 20
against fraud. He explained why he got pay for
ag IN to lots an6 why not
made Of the moneys obtained. In refer.
said that the dumping was done thus and
on Vincent Kings lots, which adjoined Cnarlicks,
ing was done without the Street Cleaning Commis.
sion getting any pay for the stun used IN flng up
the lots. SO soon, however, he said. as solomon
Aehrbach mad offered certain price per cord Tor
tne refuse" taken up BY the carts he lThorne)
quit Cnarlicks lots and gave all he could to Mehr-
UdCu Wutt Tue Jersey ptOpc uiu uOt tbAebB6 VI Olu
He also explained at the close OF his teAtimony,
at the request OF Mr.. Charlick that because the
d1mUn % a. the loot Of STREET. s he naa
gone some SIX weeks ago. and obtained from
them q resolution (unanimous) giving him the
privilege to dump on Charlck's lots again, they
beng near and suitable for the purpose. The Board
OF Health had not as yes nterfered with him. 30 he
had not as yet again begun to dump on Charlick's
lots. Still, ne had the authority OF the Board OF
Police to 90 SO even now. He stated that when ne
asked the Police Board to give him authority TO
lat ick nro
tested. remarking that he had been accused OF
making money heretofore by allowing his lots to
old not care 10 be abused for IL any
longer. When the resolution was passed Mr.. Char
lick refused 10 vote. Commissioner Russell at once
arose alter Mr.. Thorne had gwen In his testimony
as to the Boards unanImity In passing the resou-
ton, and asked that the exact date OF Its passage
should be stated THIS Mr.. Thorne said the min
utes would show.
To-day Mr.. Cbarlick will be examined at eleven
O'CLOCK and papers which the committee have re-
quested him to furnish them will be submitted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-21

fOTetOrm8st VALPARAISO Dee 70 re-
pair and sailed thence Dec ID
Ne. SSs
leaking In her upper works
BsIo soLus eaer,. porgow, nom 81 Marys, Ga Jan =
9 S @ hss gales ssM
load Of lumber ami several spsrs belonging to the
hs pumps Constantly tor three days sSt n n the
Tor Nassau, where she arrived on the ID inst
scHR CONSTITUTION, smith, at Charleston Feb II from
o
damage.
So Ropr.r PAnrra, from New Haven for Baltimore
befo reported ashore the Romer. 10 iu OF water
Ghs coa ns Wsss Go nf Ser aS steam
scHR Anosro from Rockland for Boston put into
Portland Feb A badly cut BY ice She will discharge tor
repairs
Scotia put into Nassau Feb for repairs Having the
@ ssfsH
ing the schooner both spars were lost with everything
The seSooner arrived OF the bar Of Nassau at
Se's ne and on
struck Tony Rock Der and remained ashore until
scH Sr" OCEAN Monarch reS A'''''' vi "
scHs M.Ass Grom Vineyard haven 18th for for Port,
INTO while % Chatham same day S sch,
topping ift carried away.
Ms1 from Gsn while ans
Mnvey lying At Anchor, bound out carrying away the
S.Ssfd and main rigging
for Boston, returned the former port lsh, with tore
away SA AND Wheel ansnpped %c Anu 0'a '''''
sclR BEH Cou.rsxY. Baker from Boston for Gal.
foremost She win be lowed back Boston for repairs
Sem WAITE at Baltimore 10th from Matanzas en-.
aa LOST
sTsAnrR PANTHER Mills. at Providence 10th, from
Wheel pre- vious to arrival at New ' York
Per s III s sshr william Henry sold old
Queen street dock this morning. rH
Bn..,naAvnx Feb Srhs George Bell Rose, from
sDandOnsd has BEEN got s Cd and
ne same position Z: reported a. EFFORTS . Tow
stl employed dischargina cargo into lighters
FEB Iron crCss hence for soutnwe:
NoRroIx, FEB ls-rhs Coast wrecking Co.'S steamer J
oaS Sa'' Coz
ton continues to 10 ashore from the schooner.
81 ana
each side OF her 10 prevent her from sinking.
.nis ssssr. y oh to be steam
Notice TO Mariners.
NEwroRr RI Feb 10 1874
downs ibis and during fcssy weather until further
notice a horn will be used. The fact has reported
lighthouse inspectors l.
Whalemen.
s .n s ssS s: IL Su sa sssH
and the rigging $500
schr VIM Grozier. Roberts, of Provncetown, was at
Cape de Verde Jan 4, with l30 bills oil on board.
Spoken.
Ship HATFIELD (Br), Churchill from LIVERPOOL for
Tybee, Feb 10, lat 48 48 lon 300
ship Helen Clinton, from New York for New Orleans,
Feb lk lat IS 80 Ion r. s.I 81
Ship ForganhaiI tBT. Mddel from Greenock for Pen.
sacols. Feb 8 off the smalla
Bark stella (Brl Lockhart from Antwerp for Tybee,
Feb l. lat So Ion g I'd
Jan 29 lat 49, ion6
Brig Venture (Br) from New York for Bahia, Jan la
lat 81 N, Ion 81.
sehr Artfnl. from - for Boston Feb la OF Nam
schr Mollie, Athert0n, from Demerara for Baltimore
Feb 9. no Let, &c. ,rn.t
The Bertha Gale reported Americana nom Cardiff for
Rio Janeiro, Dec ~, lat 43 N, Ion Is S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-21

Bark Emma LAus), Lucovich Northumberland
Co.
BARK Romance tBr, Toye, Marseiles-H De Wolf
Co.
Bark Contest OBJ. Hines Anj,er for orders-Pender
CAST Bros a Co.
Bark Gazeile, Decker Barbados-H rrowpridqe's Sons
Bark Teresa (Rrl Wallace, Cienfuegos-J q Fowler.
Brig San Gaetno ItaD, Ma1ella southamp toa-funch.
Edye a Co
Brig EAslet. Tooker, Monevideo-John Norton. Jr, 4
Sons
sehr Hattie Haskell, Young, Pernambuce- Is Ward
sohr Pampero tBr). Mattheson, st Jage-E Sanchez y
Dolz
schr Bramhali. Gillette, st Jago-Evans Ban
Co.
W Lond 4 Co.
schT, Luols Nurchison, Jones' Wilmington, nee s
Powell
Son.
schr Geo Boutwell, NauA Beverley or North Salem
r J God win SON
schr shuts Young. Bridgeport-LC Drake.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-21
SHIPPING NEW

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOB THE
MONTHS OF FEPRuARY AND MARCH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-21
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. 20, 1874.
CLEARED.

steamship Egypt BD, arogan, Liverpool via Queens
s,eamship Ethiopia OBJ, Craig, Giasgow-Hsnderson
Bros.
Bros
ze. -
New York and West India Steamship CT
steamship Corinth [Br), Ecker, Fort an fnnce- sc
Steamship indicator. Martin Battimore-Loriilard
steamshp Co -,
ship Cornelius orinneli. Borand, Liverpool-orinns
Minturn A Co.
ship West Ridge CBr), wariand Liverpoo-RJ Cortia.
Bark Sierra Nevada Dow, MISUNDERSTANDING Que
reau.
Bars RunnYmsds 0RD. oOsYn. Averpool-c wriGhs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-21

Ship Southern Rights Damaged by Col
Itsion-Brttish Bark Underwriters Par
TALLY DISH naturalization Bark Awe.
miro Damaged-The Abandoned schoon.
or Lcda lowed Into Sciny-Arrtvals
and Sailings Of Vessels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-21
Marine Disasters.

SHIP ALEX MARSHALL, at San Francisco Feb IL from
New YORK via Valparaiso reports LETT New York Aug
70; Aug encountered violent hurricane, throwing
snip on her oeamends LOST bboom, with all attached
rigging sprung foreInastnead and lower msintopsa
water crossed the line Oct In vi thence 70 Cspe
t,om ~ ~ dbboo% WE ali .stsehsA 10 nss s
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS,

Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains are In
formed that by telesraphing to the HERALD London
Bureau No 70 Fleet street the arrivals at and depart
from European ports and other ports abroad, OF
American vessels the will be caoed to this
try free Of charge and published
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-21
SAILED.

Steamship indicator, for Baltimore ship Abeons
Br), Glasgow barks Agnes Campbell (Br), Portland
Roads; Chas Dickens Nor. Cork. ~
Wind at sunset W, light
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-21
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, FEBRUARY SHEET

Sailed from Havrs Feb II. ship Scotia, Drumrnond,
United states
Sailed from - Feb la bark Maria Aste QtaD. OH
vari urom Iondon). New York. also Adelaide Ase. for
United StateA
, 1874-02-10
HE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: TUESDAY,

thom, yet y nnot fact that SONG Of to hnrd wofkA
ing EvnnBctcal clergy Of tho Church Of EnHfad now
10 hucrteHfly employed IN e HrrcAd of TRUTH beBan
their ohrthtel1 liio m tue Oxford Methostd beHan
expectation tha In mercy to ma1kntf othnta will he
brought to- tho samo convicttons2 The Church., tho
nation, AMI tho world tcot theie eafstatness, d!-
gence, sef.1enia anl aoyoton. lot them 1ay aaI!lo
truth Of Cfss III ,ls simplicity and tta purity aud ii
trast some Of them may, under 1otl. accomplish work
Rrcnt md as beHsca waa accomplished by WeAley
and his " Holy Club"
do not know DR.. Do Koven. I have tlover
seen him.
But his enemies have convinced mo that
there Ia
work. FAITH, AND LOVE In HIN,
broad humanity. great spirituality aud overflow
ing charity that he iB n gentleman, = scholar,
aud OF executive ability that he will mover
prove o traitor, nor leave hard work for aten-
TINT he will find work at hon1e> aud do 1t.
do not sympathlao with the views Of Or. Do
Koven. but feol that the timo has como to qlit
quarrallng about moro words, a1,d go to work In
earnest to bleas Our race. FAIR PLAY.
, 1874-02-10
ench means of intcrconrho between tho important
nrnor OF Chhfctton and the cities Of Tie grcat Norths
WeBt would beem to mo to 10 undoubtedly wiao
PHILADELPHIA e. ER1r,


Special Dispateh II 1hc Chfcaoo Tribune,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.. Fob. 0.-TLo stoclshofl.
esa' Of tho Philadelphia and Erie Nsilroad hold
their annual meeting this morning in the Penn.
eylrania Railroad Building Of Fourth street.
below Walnut. Mayor atocklcy, representing
tho intercsts Of thu city, presided, George r,
LITTLE acting as Secretary. Hazor Wilson
PRESIDENT Of tho Company, read the annual ro.
port which showed tllAa during 1879 tho receipts
wore S3, 81, ,067 80 The expenditures, H9,4la..
No.af; net earnings, el25, 75G.38, 4 dccroase
from tbs year 1872 Of s198 085.67,
This dccroaao vas attributed to Tho Increased
price q coal% Tho rebuilding Of 100 cars, tha
pnir, tito panic, tho building Of many portions Of
nnw road. md varlonA other causes which wera
detailed at great length In tho report.
ConHdorabio dBcnssior followed. motion
was made by George Earl TINT tho report be
printed aud distributed among tha Stockholders
before tho 18th inst, and that when tho meeting
Adjourn 1t bU convouad on tlo 2Ath inst. h
atocaholder, stated TINT. in 1860 tho earn
ihgs of the, Company wore s?5o 900; !;
Increase ot $500, bnsiness. He thought II
strange that, while tho business Of tho road iu-
orcased, tho tcccipta diminished. The mattet
was ultimately reforred to committee Of o1oven,
mono Of them to DO managers. Aivcly intcra
oliangoof personalities followed, when, on mo.
ton OF J! Il. Simpson, tho meeting took
recess.
At . o'oloclt p m. the meeting vas again called
70 order; wien the following Managers wcre
Wistar Morria. Strickland Nnoas. Joseph 4. Gas
XII, Josiah, Bacon, 4. ]. Dcrbyshirc, John u.
Konnedy, Samuel &. Thompson, ]. Alexander
Simpson.
, 1874-02-10

correspondent ,yostorday TINT tho lay;
mon wore 1ust lilto poiitic!ana, md Ind
boon counting heads," and TINT "Dr. Do Koyen
boon supposc1 md would at the last moment
decline to rlln." Az tho gentleman In question
Ia independents OF botl, parties, md LAS for some
weeks been ION tho fonco,' have thought tho
w9ry Of no.o as ths are are
tics DR.. Do Kovon firmly In tho Bishops clair.
TIE nEy. E: A. HOFFMAN, u. D.,
OF 81. h1arli's Church, phlladolph1s u ~ many
considered tho coming Bishop. Ho ~ tlto oniy
and li 6 Sess ses~ssa ' oessf ss s I ev s.
Dc Koyon TINT tho contest will lio The merits
claimed for Mr: Hoffman nro thas no n q
sta,lnot1, sounu Episcopal churohm@t', lfee IRON
tito order OF tho Church and prsyor.Dook With
uncommon tidolity to tho orthodox forms 5nNs
ho ia opposed to the advanced fdoaa
and practtcoa Of tue oxtromoiY ulgh Gnulcn,
aifnongH. o. tue snnae LIMO, conen'n,toiy
and tolerant; TINT by experience ahd tcaehlng
he has become ha6ltuated t9 every shado o. mlho ,
tateral wors and is pecnIlaMry M it,on ,' ior 'nS e
'wilds" OF Wisconhin. iaIgo na.nuef ~. T.,
chtfrchmen arc 1orvontaY nhlsoa III infor VI sn'e
canddao: L " Do MoVea redssa =, ncca
nomination, Dr. Ao1mah III Henofa''s ios"i"e"
Is tolefhpiS anre o. elecslon. a,,, n
TIE nE7: DR. Ashley,
rector o. %. ranfs VnuItn. T. sEoken oa III
eandidato ~ aomo, nlt ~. vi'nusaseeS; 's ,,ne ~
aanai gento4qsS' ps"uty yor,ia a. "nn an tsthor
oonaues. no ~ anatl''u, "ou ,,,d d"taot ~
of fanny u cI'uaon .nas Munn w. ~
I6nb tii9 n9nIs VI Any pa1ont; LIP nu!no
pinoes but tho Doctors health IL EenoIally
co9aiuelco nel1cA1e' III, IT. ne nuS'no ~ na'S
hod gu OF TUG race. Ihoso "no Mnow mlh' ta- ~
1 5sy y,n1 p y IT, to1su IL - snn.a M
walker, TINT lo takcs daily exercise with case
that many nan, apparently moro robust, would
, 1874-02-10
CHICAGO AND CHARLESTON.

: Tho Hon. William B. Ogden, Of this city, do
livorod highly interesting address, fow days
aso, before the spartallburg 4 Asheville Rail-
roaa Association, showing tho advantages to
Charleston and tho South from direct railroad
connection with the grcat West.
we're a. follows: -
Association the Hon. Mr.. Ogden ea1 that ho had left
Now York to xette IN oh!cago In 1885, IN 1884 Chica-
Its nrst railroad, Tic dalena. now Chieago NORTH
westarn wan begun y 1ea7 e.tendcd forfytwo miles
to m5p + 1921 I aa 49, cent @ ysas
had boen Instrumental In building 2ooo miles. Willis
to eject close and through connections had been i'm.
n.euse; threatening, at times his fortunes, these
's Sa ssn 5S e h 'q
,sas i. sS9s to sas asrss
Chicago II lst. thst city lad 1000 inhabsnta; i
nov numbers .o9 ooo Tho exports Of 1915 arc stated
a % s po t,Sqs
York, about $50 miles, haa euabled Tint road 10 ern
a aaiing w. s:: ysss xsas t Or Per
lnercase st transportation production aud growth ID tho
ss ns ssss s sesa Gill ;sfs II mna Fa
yoF seekiu9 residence in fhe Northwestern staos Is
ChIcSgo ind Lake Michigan Including tie btste Of
Illinois, increased bJ 25ooo3 peopis sear, aeearlag card
about tho Or mora from 1soo to 1870. Il this
steaat 81 as tse l. c eoaals saas4 a
months after its arrival IL establishing faru,s nni
other enterpFlses, The twose Northwestern States
tha ohio R1sr Including e stao e MissoSr SsII ia.
creased from sao to 1850 about 2s000o people pr an.
s Il ss s 1ss ss if Es, aa, iS 5S%
Ssesat te 5sase s ss I'D pte0iSs e iSis
u reputation wealth. production, and growth Of Tho
Il Il t e ,saSosf nad
the Vest and Northwest are now anxously seeking
solution o. IT, difficulty. they would gladly welcome
md A.hcytlls to Charleston OF any cy Of The Hout6
Atlantic States Sat to receive aud shP their surplus pro-
II liz oity Il ohaeieston could onsn Sasas aa sotent
thotoughfaro direct through Cucinnafi md Louisville
70 q. Louis and Chicago, s effect would 10 promptly
ton to Europe. AZ soon as tha DO accomplished,
ter then t,aa tmmsrauon r. from Easops would seek
obsruete xh e rhs ssryaa asspe nspe
would al u the easo everywhere else, iocao largely
sSng hs n Of III. h road IL soh os.o
q Sh s ss ssaars s sasss asss
ern css sa Wi, WY. tsn ahaSI Sp not Sot3', hs
gsPa'nen az ohaEsston @ os from t9
soqenee Northwest il now ready "a to soet ts
Saa relef tram the o1isting iialeaities Of pumrt
their people. aud tho further confederation that this
port IL a!Noys open, aud this road viii asays be froo
II tio % aty It oiArlostqu, with ali Its aspro.,,onu
following tho and tho panic waa to 10 boulc for
u. tS f. to ta me-
bonds cou!, uncr Akllful engineeEs aud honest and
, 1874-02-10
Speech Of William B. Ogden on tho
Charleston & Chicago
Road.
Tho Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw
Railroad Bridge ut
Quincy. ::
Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of
the Philadelphia & Eric
Company.
Miscellaneous Items About Western
KUalg.
TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

;. THE RATTRoAnr nrJcx1MEpa.
rho o,r,,,,.r ~, g., :, <,.,se 1,.,,.-.' 1,.,.
tho clhou'@ oflnaa ea'let EhRlncer Wilaon
regard to o now strike, has. dauso6 quito a COM
motion nmonn- rn,l,vav of,,;o1a -. ,ra,, m o,,a.
49," ,..,s n.s 1"n"n' o'no'a''' as "eil aa amons
cuar vaB sent to each lodge with strict iuatr,1c
tIona IN 1,ocn n accrot md ,t ,ot .hn .>,,.,o.s
s ~ NV. :. sotles, anu not LOT mo pnfporss
roa5 of1,cnIa
Still. ono OF the enp.neeys tnrn,a1,ro,tor Ia lin
onlon' and gave tho document to the snporn-
reoaivef7 tha. oor- nuhl,al,sd e tov'aorz ..r~.
1,rs.. ~ . pon" ~" u"s' aso'
could believe that Mr.. Wilson was capablu Of
playiug such ramo. upt,l some nrorn,nant r,;t.
road man too1, tho tro,,hl. n lon', ;,t NJ ,u;,
eonr forroar oes wfa,, +lo,, S..,niE T.. ~
oirculnr ,rae eyortfv ~ cnnannoMaa ,as i,;e I,;o
former dnc,1monts rharo noor.no'p 10 nn nan n.s
nnv do,1ht thst ,,,,1asn a.. ~ Iou1bei 1b,si
r,,h1jcaf;nn ~ +ln mottar =, ,,,-n rr, f" -
snoiln1 Tho niana of to onnpoara taro ,r;,i s as
WIZ p' onsrm,1 ~ uu g5aTvr 1no'o WILL 10
Of locou,otive cnrinsara whan ra;,ro,7 ...s,,;a
At It's BEST On tSe s5 Of tbs month .tn,1'o snae,nl
session Of tho Brotlarlloo Of I,acnsnotiyr n. IN.
nnrnose ~ 5nn,n~ ,.,f =, s".in. \; T., H. tot tho m
fnn in ro,or|i ~ n. ,es4t"s ~ * oant ~ W
noticn in thn 1ast iaan ~ IT, 10 tno ao;towng
o;nccrs' ,nnj ,rI;o1 l.; .s ~ ~. ~ III 1fn-
ION. will phow '' "1's' 10 peoAsuso W A'i' "a"
: = xa-u,, r.s,o>,
.No,co. ,o1s sPho1AL Psi. =. SESSION M
inc thcn tnt aacal s sss, ~ ~ ~ tu
tonai DlvlsIon Of he nrothefhoo Of fncnnotiyo ~.
gineers Will be hold in tho City Of Cleveland, q, Feb
= is34 Delegates that were elected la.t September
them a INV nv ssn 70 represent
s"T,a noianty ~ 10y lt, nloSaa seknoH;
, 1874-02-10
Nlra. CIAlof Justice,

10 ths Editor Al kha Nste Iork Sun
Sir; In your issue Of Saturday last observed
some spec.llatiQna copied fropa Louisville ru-
par in relation to Mrs. Ohiae Justice Waiu,
which, from personal acquaintance with tut
lady OF some years' standing, am happy to 10
able to pronounce unjust.
Mira Waite IL a true WOMAN with n hfrnlv
cultivated mind, and hoart devoid Of III yHu6
bishncsB full of tho milk OF human kiudno,s.
more ready to give than to 1ccelye fsyora, aao
ono who Beeka to 10 those little kiMiues.rt
sla nay be associated. she IL domestic II, ls,
habits, not over fopd OF display, .drossoa w,il.
without ostentAuon, anil IL k,ud hieul a ceo1
vito, and a sterling mother. = A>~"
MY word for 1t, ele will set tho ladies' OF
Ws,shlngton Or oT elsewhere NO doubtful example
SA6. n 4ol& n
, 1874-02-10
FAST TIME.

SAN FaAFc1aco, Fob. O.-.-TAe China Traus-Pa-
oiho Steamship Company'A steamer Vavco pi
CANA arrived lust night about midnight.
eighteen days and twenty-throo aud a half hours
from Yokahama, the fastest time between tAese
ports On record.