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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-10

rTN0 THE PUBLIC.
l. The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Cay,.
psny have completed arrsnsements 10 carry Mona
Packages and kxpress Matter 70 and from lii no;n,
on the line OF their road and W est Chsstar. ''A"
Also 10 all points on the Philade el phis and RAJ,
ing ami CatawIsss Railroads. including keadinS
Allentown, Columbia Harris burg Lancaster De-
ingtown, Mahonsy City. Mt. Carmel. Nofristcwp.
Puttsyille, &c -
FOR further Information apply at the Dspot car.
ner of Front and Madison streets Wilmington
Express matter sent to Franklin TsIegrach Oh =.
NO, " est Inlrd street or TO their Depot. Frupp
and Madison, or orders left with McNa allen A Sal
delivering agents will receive prompt attsation.
c. STOLZ,
an6-t Cent Sup't ". 4 n K Ia
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The Mixed Train will rua subject to delays irci-
dent freight business and will stop ealv ct sta
tiona where time IL given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINa
Leave Nav lev. Gssus ior Mip5m,nst9n ana fhtlad's
ton $50 A. ~, at LIS sad 5 20 p. M. fog New
Castle.
sunday Train-Leavs WILMINGTON foi New Cas-
tle gttA A, NJ, New Castle for Wilmington STOP AZ
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS,
Addinonalto to those aboy .. leave Smyrna cor Clay
ton IL 81 a. m, and Is y. N, Leave Clayton for
Smyrns $40 g. III. and 400 p. 70. to make eonnsc.
tion with trAinsto and frGm Dover. AID stations
South. -
CONNECTIONS. ""
At TOWNSEND. with the Kent County an Queen
Anne's Kent Rairoads.
Al CLAYTON. with ths Maryland and Dslsvar.
Railroad.
At HARRINGTON. with the junction Ani BrsAh
water Railroad.
At STAFFORD with the Dorchester and Delaware
Railroad. e
At DELMAR. with the Eastern Shore Rsilroao
and NieoEiso and Pocemoke Railroad.
| Y. +. KENNxY.s
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" wilmington and Western II n
TINE TARLE.

FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
- - Commencing Dot. lat.
nH--HAE AE-S'Etrains will run as follows:
LsaYe Wilmington lD ~ q m. and IS pm
Leave Landenberg IS, q IN and 30 N,
Arrive at Wilmington s. N, aud 50 M.
Arrive at Landenbsrg .l2 ~ a. m and Conn
C0NNECflONS-Train leaving Wilminvton -,
10 ~ m with train leaving PHILADELPHIA az 10 a m
Trains leaving Wilmington at 5 IS o n connect !,
with train leaving hiladslp hia at 4 90 D m
Train arriving at Wilmington al 55 M win
train for philadelphia at 10 am
Train arriving at Wilmington at % with tr.,,
for Philadelphia at 90 D m -'
sunday Trains Will be Withdrawn after oc,o.
sep2b "n-A' oupI
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Philadelphia, Wilmington ana
Baltimore Railroad,
Delaware Division Time Table.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

t5IesssssszE On anu after MONDAY. Sept. s,h
'slS. ), tsuniays sxcsptsd.D Trains VII /
la a fnI
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DHILADkLPhlA. WILMINGTON q BAl.TI-
Il MORE RAILROAD.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

On and after WEDNESDAY, october 18th. 1877,
q passenger car viii be attached TO the ireigh {
train leaving philadelphia suo y. H., Tor Viii
mington.
The train will stop at Stations as follows, when
siEnaled: Grays Ferry. s.l2 p. IN, Lazaretto s.5s
low s.ssp. N: Lnwood. 9.as .. IN; Ciaymont. 1901
N .Ellsrslis, l0lSp. N; arrive Wilmingten. l0.Su
N : IoatOi d. y. kESNkY. sap't.
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Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal.
rlmore Railroad.
DELAWARE DIVISION.
senger Trains will run'as follows

II ID
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-10

Subject to delays incident to freight businsa.
lhis train will stop to take ap passen gers only n,
stations named, but will leave Passengers Ar 80
HoPplns place. except h ares Corner, State Roa1
Rodney, Armstrong; and Dupont A'
This train will be withdrawn whensvrr m. a.
terc'ts of the Company requires il. -
- he passenger Car hsretofore attached L, the
Returning Train leaving Harrington al ! % N
Will DO dBcontinaed on the above date. $50
The Freight Train with Passen rer t,sr a,t.oha,
esving MarriHgtoh at 5 - r. N. will msLs al
ser8.ls.3. II. KENNEY
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-10

/ APORTANT N0rICE-In addition to ths PAWN
~, NJ = Jar a., @ Market Trains now running. an EXTRA
rhEluhI lhAlN, Sundays excepted J with Pas.
toa and harrington ON and after Monday Ssptem
Leaving Wilmington at 6.cs a. NJ. and stopp,oz
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ana VACCINE matter inherited. The men we-xe sold
70 take on their coats and bare sheir arr = which
being 0one lhey denled before the O. sctorx who
cut and lymphed them at an aw>rage rate Of
twenty seconds per man. The weather was warm
and the lower classes OF Itauxns not being noted
iorx great love Of SOAP And water, the asmos-
phcrewaA oppressed with fragrance that was
no. pleasant TO the oliscsory nerveA
Aany Of the men were recently landed
.rreenhorna "tnclud ng natives Of Calabria, where
iAll Oh from Cd age, like the Russian peasants
with their sheepskins Upwards Of 2n0 Of the num-
Among THOSE present were the superintendent OF
the Italian Labor Exchange, ct No - Franklin
street; also NJ. Yates. from Worto street the
Board OF Health disn1ectOr, and VINO ~ engaged
IN removing by his ambulances smallpox cases TO
bellevue Hospital for TRANSMISSION up the river.
crosby street, and, II the doctors are to be be-
lieved class OF our citizens need the Jennerlan
i've Points ITALIANS were vaccnsted yesterday, for
they said TO q HERALD reporter and Detective
Dorsay, who subsequently interviewed them, that
1t was too ridiculous, this vaccination business,
and that they did not want to Itch and Jingle 0r
week from the effect OF ths vaccine matter. They
proprietor OF an Italian hotel. In houston street.
and the Italian LaUOr Bureau, VINO nad SAID no
have any Y the
TO be fooled with such empty talk Dy Baccnus, no.
not they II 10 reported, nevertheless. tnat up
by the Board OF Health doctors from this district.
\ subsequently HERALD reporter visited some OF
the most densely populated Italian residences IN
Mulberry street, where the streets are kept IN
nthy condition, Suf1cient to breed Q nrst ciass
epidemic With hot sun In forty eight hours tlme'
No Is Mulberry street Is crowded like beehive,
and smallpox cases have been recently removed
from there. At No. 80 Mulberry street tne crowd
ing denes description The floor Of each room is
literally covered with sleepers every night should
smallpox break out here very saturnaila OF
tied by the reporter some plcturesquely
clad gentlemen from the Abruzzi were drinking
muddy lager beer dregs at two cents glass; which
had been collected from lager beer barre.s stand
ing In the street. awaiting the brewers cart what
backing OF the Italians near the "Pointsn small
box endemic Is far from improbable, and, there
lore the more vaccination that the Board OF Health
can carry out the better l0r oil concerned.
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SHIPPING NEW S.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF MAY,
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SMALLPOX AND THE suxxY soss.

Eight Hundred and Forsy-ene Italians
vaccinated Yesterday An the sixth
Ward.
Yesterday morning one Of the most wholesale
cases Of vaccination me history Of tins city took
place At NO. liz Centre street. Ia The room sdloln-
ing the Franslin street police station and recently
used for one OF the Delmonico soup Kitchens A
early a. haIipast seven O'Clock troops Of the sons
OF su0ny Italy. engaged A. laborers rsgpsckerx ic,
in New York, came down 70 the place In question.
Captain Kennedy, Detective Dorssy and Of
ncer clinton, with several ofncers o. the ssni-
tary squad, kept order and prevented unnecessary
crowdlng and Italian profanity. In the room
above mentioned Sanitary Superintendent DR.
Day, assisted by nine doctors from the Board OF
Health, commenced operations, and IA three hours
sxi svartny some Of Ilaly had their arms scaSieed
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS

Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains are in
formed that by telegraphing to the HERALD London
Bureau No 46 Fleet street the arrivals at and depart
from European ports and other ports abroad, Of
American and all foreign vessels trading with the United
States will be cablcd this country of
charge and published
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
Arrivals and Departures OF Vessels Em-
pIoyed I'm the European Trade.
LONDON, May g. I57A

LONDON May g. 1874
Arrived at Liverpool May 5, steamship Idaho Br)
Moore, New York.
Arrived at Limerick May bark Carlotta dtaD, Bel
famonde, Baltimore via Falmouth.
Arrived at Neville May steamship Bolivia Br), Nun
ro New York for Glasgow.
Arrived at Havre May 8 steamship Amerique Fr),
from Portsmouth. K.
Arrived at Rotterdam May ., bark Rosa Lavarelo
QtaD, Boncardo, New York.
Arrived ut Pillau May bark Mustang Nor Brkeland.
New York via Queenstown
Arrived at Corunna May bark II Purngton, Cros-
ley, New York.
Arrived at shanghai May ], bark Almatia, Rollins,
Royal Roads British Columbia) via San Francisco
sAILINGs.
Sailed from Liverpool May 2, bark Alden Nor). Gut
tormsen Baltimore, having repaired; brig Err Kong
GER Nausch, New York mot previously.
Sailed from Limerick May ., bark sesh Dubrovacki
(Aus, Gogga New York.
Sailed from Antwerp May barks Madre Chiozza
utaD, Mattino New York Anna Baritza Gor, for do
Sailed from Havre May bark Kong Carl (Nor), Beck,
New York.
Sailed from Mcmcl May bark Lancet Br), for Boston
Salad from Brouwershaven May 2, bark Lada AUS.
Medanich New York.
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Foreign Ports.

GUANTANAMO, April 15-In port bark Thomas Brooks
Waugh, New YORK In days. ldg; brig Lydia Coie
Rowe, disg to load Tor do.
HALIgAI. May 2-Arrived schr Helena tBr), Langen-
berg New YORK.
sailed "a steamship HISTORIAN tBr,, Watts Gfom Liver
poo), Baltimore
xAnAcMso April 2-on the bar, schr Abby WATSON.
Gray, Tor New York
PKaRF, Mart April ls-In port schrs Annie Powers
for New York IN days; Lizzie GreIg Tor do IN days
ST JoHs, NB May i-Arrived, brig Bcauty CBr), Gin
clair, New York.
TAaRAcosA, April l1--Arrved bark Reunion Emerson,
New Orleans before reported without date.
tPER STEAMSHIP NRcKAR.1
ANTWERP, April H-Arrved, Annie Bngay, Canns
Philadelphia. .
Arrived Flushing 18TH vitcssc, Rocckert New York
saed from the roads 10th, providence. CoaiHeer
America; Eliza McIauchian, Dennis Philndelphia.
ARKSDAL, March 25--Arrved. Ncckar, Serensen amer
lea. $50
hSoosA, ADrf i6-Arrived, Ferraro II, SUISSE No"
York.
AsyAs. March 16-Arrived, Nereid Nickcrson. monte
vdeo 2Oth, City OF Roston. Ulmer, buenos Ayres ~
Cleared March l3 Phneae fendleton, Nicnoss' chan-
mel; 2lst, Nancy Pcnuleton Pendeton, 90. -. ru.
BouLoaSK April i6-Arrivcd. Ann Elizabeth, turner,
Bmssrsaavyx, April i6-ssiled,, Hedwig. wsrnken,;;
New York; I7th. hermann %, keichmann' ao'
narn,,nsa Snr ,-ArrIved John Proctor, savsn-
nah L0rcto doi Lola. Juhc~ Snsr'eou' ilsS D"'VV''
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Rsrt xsusA sAa.l Co~ulicn from Newcastle March
lty pAef rvss francs fsrxlaA No ~.
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l7'l-777'''--
MISC ELLA \ EuUy,

MISC SEuUy.
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN, COR
IA. ner OF Fulton avenue and Boerun street
open from A. N. TO az. VI.
On sunday from TO r. NJ.
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
IA cnt states for desertion, legal evcrywhere; nc
publicity requred charge until divorce grnnted al"
vice Tree. NJ. HOUSE, Attorney, t9 broadway.
4 BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
IA OF different states; legal no pupnclvs
no fees in advance ADVICE notary publlc.
FREUEkICkL KING. Counsellor At-Law. ~ hroAdWsv
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Almanac for New YOrk-This Day.
SUN AND NOON HTGH WATER
Sun rises. ......... "a Gov. Island. morn 10 O3
sun sets. .......... 6 90 Sandy HOOK. morn is
Noon rises ). ..eve 10 % He'll Gate. morn IL ~
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IN InE MATrbK or THE No. SIS
i Hampstead Concordia S - 49,
Manufacturing Company N.Y.

In conformity with al order OF the District Cont OF
the United states the Eastern District Of Texas
Galveston made the 4th day OF May 1874 will sell,
at public auction, in front the United states Court
Galveston, the first Tuesday August 1874,
10 the highest and best bidder, cash. To satisfy the
mortgage bonds and said company and all
cubf9nees whatsoever the following described
cry, situated Waller date AUSTIN county, Texas, viz
all OF blocks numbers 222 and 30 and Lots numbers
and and one -hai OF 10 block number 2is according
land part Of the Headlight league OF j. f. Grace sr
together with the large trlcs factory engines, looms
implements and MACHINERY OF all kinds, win all fixtures
and improvements including tenement houses for oper
atives; also oil the chartered rights privileges,
ties and franchises said bankrupt company. For
particular description OF the property
deed trust given 10 secure said mort.
gage bonds recorded in Austin county. Texas 4i q
years prior January 1873 turning the best OF cot.
ton cloths; has q looms s00 spindcs ample thread
making power, with improved ting machines. There
is no controversy respect' tic. which Ia believed
10 be perfect
#ea4 I'VE. Assignee,
Galveston Texas
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

ITO LONDON DIRECr-THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP
L DENMARK, Thursday, July = For passage from or
TO London. Liverpool Queenstown, Glasgow. perry or
Belfast lowest rates apply at THoMP>uNs Passage
Office, Is broadway corner Rector street.
(,OoK'S INTERNAL ONAL rot RIsT TICKETS ISSUED
~ 10 all parts OF the world. COOKS cheap American
tours 90 ali parts OF the United States and Canada,
COOKS Educational Party switzerland Italy &c,
sails by special steamer BOLIVIA June 20 Fares $3.50
$40 ana $50 geld. including all expenses
COOKS "fNcursonist-r Tor June, ready contains
iares and expenses tor upwards 81 1000 American and
European tours. price 10 cents. Address COOK SON
JENKINS, .tl broadway, New York.
II sateronni- ana Continental travel, Chairs and Rugs
the kc.. al JOHN Tr>AcHis 736 Broad
way, A>ior place pemoyed rom conero Broad
WAY and W all sreeG.
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CoAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DACIFlC Mali. STEAMSHIP LINE To CALIFORNIA,
Il Japan ana China, Via Panama.
Rates of Passage Including all neccssaries Tor the
trip New York 10 san Francisco. $50, 500 $lO,
currency san Fraacisco 70 Yokohama. $iai gold SAN
Francisco Hong Kong, S200 gold.
steamers leave pier AZ North River New York. fol-
lows
ACAPULCO, Commodore A. G. Gray Tuesday, July !, IL
COLON, Captain j. NJ. Dow. .... July Is. at ~ noon
And every alternate Saturday. connecting with ali
steamers tor Central America and South Pacific ports.
Extra steamers for freight aud passengers will be
despatched intervening Saturdays necessity may
require.
Steamers leave San Francisco for Japan and China
foiIows:-
ALASkA.. -
And every alternate Saturday.
For freight passage further information apply
York. H. J.. BULLAY
RUFUS HATCH, superintendent
Managing Director.
q. u. DAYTON
Freight Agent
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

DEGuLAR CAIsKlLL BOArS.-THE STEAMBOAT
lC NEW CHAMPION, Captain stead, leaves pier 5,
loot OF Franklin street every Monday, Wednesday ana
Friday ats NJ. Tor catskil Creek Landing and inter.
mediate points steamer ANDREW HARDER opposite
days at r. NJ This is The only line OF tatskil boats
which connects with churchills stages Tor the West
Through tickets sold TO Cairo, Durham, Nindham,
Pattsve and other points greatly reduced rates.
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4 a .:; Ms Il s44s az AXE, 3 j
cors'Sc, 10, 10 pledged BY
sssnsS sssssG Ssswsss ~ I, a.a
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

A -CIT1zENS LINE FOR TROY AND ALL POINTS
IA North and Wcse-Elegant steamboats, daily (Satur
DAYS excepted al NJ from pier - North River, foot
OF Leroy steeet. Fare low.
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pEkNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
i 1ifE GREAT TRUNK LINE
AMI RnT-T

PA's' aro e sfShS $ssss
Trains leave New YORK. from foot Of Dssbrosses and
Coruandt streets as follows
Express lor Harrisburg Pitsburs the wey and SOUTH
sSP sunG dSisse and Sss "a " :" A. 80
For Wiiliamsport Lock Haven. CORY ana Erie, via
nnssnsgort and Lock Haven, 80 A. NJ. connecting At
washington Express" e Pullman parlor ears daily,
except unday, $50 A. ". arrive Washington Al0 P.
Regular at $40 A. NJ, and r. NJ sundays
Express iof Philadelphia, $40 $50 A. ", 1870, 20,
sso vp " IA ana Y might sunday go and p n
f fsS Ssv t.T Trenton e. s snS SPIN
s so 10 80 p N. and IL night sunday $40 and
S?r S siS so se :ss g $40 ~ s, H. sd
s:ig 10, 40 r NJ and Knight Sunday 62u and s:lo
For RAILWAY, s. $50, s. oA ", Il ,L2, 2a1 $40,
s;. $40 AZ ssj s;t1 ca0, $50 sac, 10 p n and
For New Brunswick, and A. 81, II ~, q $40 40
yo ai- sa sS ailssone ni Z 4. si6 and .OPM
FOR aanbertyille and Pennington 80 4 N ans r. ~
FOR pnilip,oura and 5evdere w A. a. sand
FOR S y; hold H. y 81 'sa and IN
pG remU =; snd Camden ~ and via boat from
AND 81 X Say SO daily, cxcep, Monday
From Washington and baltimore o;D N, xiS 5;is
f Prom PHI PhIlsde N sp sS 30 a a. p
2s IA S -. o ,a!,l sunday Sao $40
Hss ss ssss Ia SS::;s '
~dcnSSal 49, osxsfa1 xaauaD6 AxDas
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GREAT WESTERN sfEAMsHrp LINE
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL ENGLAND DIRECT.
The OF this line will sail rom pier East
River as follows =
GREAT WESTERN. Hamper. .........saturday, July Is
Cabin passage, SO; intermediate s45; steerage $50
currency; excursion tickets. $lz0
Apply TO the Agent, 70 South street.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
i DAY LINE TO BOSTON.
The steamer RHODE ISLAND will resume her rcgu-
lar trips this day, leaving pier 81 North River IL
O'Clock noon and pier Twentyhrd street. East River.
ID. 5. BABCOCK President Stonington Line.
at p. NJ. as usual
JusE 10 1874
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OO1 WEST FOURTEENTH sTEEET-A GENTLE
Aof man wishes 70 procure situation for his
coachman; understands the OF horses, Carriages
aud harness. is careful family driver best city refer
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NATIONAL LINE.
IN NOTICE.
The most southerly has always been adopted by
this company TO avoid ice and he adlands.
From Piers A and 1. North River.
TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
SPAIN, July A. ga NJ GREECE, July Is, 9 80 A. n.
CANADA, July H. 2 80 p VI. THE QUEEN July IS Pr
FOR LONDON DIRECT.
DENMARK, sumner, Thursday, july 2, 3 p. N.
Cabin passage SD $50 currency Storage greatly
reduced prices Return TICKETS at reduced rates Pre-.
paid seerage tickets Liver paol the lowest
Apply at the company's Office, Nc. ss Broadway
f. ". j HUI EST Manager
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a BEAUTIFUL SET, s,
M, Slo; Single, II ; warran,
a,Syirh gas, 5.s silver till
- .'.' - lxth Az 4 ks;aoil.
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THE COOLEST PLACE OF AMUSEMENT
IN THE CITY.
REST AND REGENERATION
combined with
INNOCENT AMUSEMENT AND VALUABLE INS1RUO,.


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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT FOR ias-HARLEM AND
- New York Navigation Company. Commencing
Monday June 1874, landing at Eleventh street, Asto
ria, Eighty. fourth street and Harlem.
Time OF leaving Peck slip-631 $50 $50. 6:S0 S65,
9sl 49, 10 g and u 80 Y n l:io lao 2:so 5. 80.
\. B.-see Time Table where boats Land Sunday
boats leave Peck slip for Astoria and Harlem every 10
minutes. landing at Eleventh street each way, com
mencing al s;s3 A. N. last boat leaves ut M ~.
Is the only line connecting with steamers for High and
kingsbridgc j. r. TALLMAN superintendent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-11
BREAK DOWN OF THE MRST
WTTNEHS 49, =

VIM. o. Syphax, formerly connected as
trustee and treasurer with the colored
schools, was placed upon the stand yester-
day as the first witness for the memorialists.
Notwithstanding the careful drilling which
Syphax received up to the very moment he
entered the committee room, he broke down
in the most lamentable way under cross.
examination by Mr.. Harrington. 1t was
sought to prove by this distinguished col.
ored malcontent that all the bills and in
debtedness of the colored schools were paid
up to the date of the beginning of the new
government. Syphax made out his case
very. well until, as we said, the
cross-examination, when it was devel-
oped that the old corporation simply
gave him as treasurer certificate
that the said schools were entitled to so
much money, which he deposited in one of
the banks and upon which he raised money,
leaving to the new government the RESPONSE
bility of redeeming the it. Everybody
knows that the old corporation did not
have cent of money for months before
1t went out of existence; in fact that it had
nothing whatever, neither cash nor credit,
and that its certificates ofindebtedness would
not be worth the price old paper lift were not
for the general confidence inspired by the
prospect of the new government coming in
to power.