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BOSTON.

Boston, April 14.-An immense audi.
ence, largely composed Of colored people,
under whose auspices the meeting was
held, gathered in Fanuil Hall this after
noon 10 hear Hon. r. B. Elliott on Chas.
Simmer ~ -'''S
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, April 14.-John Jay, Amer.
lean Minister, and his son.in.law, General
schweinitz, German Ambassador, will
leave on the Goth inst. for the United
States.
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IFAsTLNBIAooONxO

Tickets 70 all principal points In the East and
Weet can be procured Gt tho Union Ticket once,
In MLure House, and Of the station at Bridge.
docs General Pa,senper and Tietat M Isnnt
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BY TELEGRAPH
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

By the Western Union Line.
ONCE Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe 8ts.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.
klISl.sEE
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, NO
~ VE&BRR 8, 1873, Trains will leave wheel.
Ing as iollow5-WhcGllng time:
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"The good old rule, the simple plan,
That he shall take who has the power
And he snail keep who can"
The New York herald., 1874-09-26

Steamship City of Psknr, Grifin San Francisco-PA-
BARK Agnes Ger, foss. Liverpool-retens Book
mann -,
Ttanis Non. Aurc thscn, BRISTOL E-Funch. Edge
ACo. -
Bark sao tNor,, Tellsfseu, Gloucester EFunch. kdye
4 Co.
BARK Fra Francisco GtaD, Massone Cork for orders
soGovch TOO.
BARR Linia q dtaD, Casino, Antwerp-I Benham.
Bark Idaho, Richardson. Cieniuegos-Iueker LiSht-
bourne.
Bark Il " Roosevelt, Hartman. MatanZas-J Ward d
Co.
Brg Lanra Cacace dsD. cahero, messina-Lauro.
Story 4 Co
Brig Eastern Star, Foster, Demerara-H Trowbridge
Brig. Ethel Bolton tBp, SWAIN Pernambuco-H II
Brf NARY Gardner Csr, Strickland. Antigua-Miller
iiougnton. -
schr Ada Barker Dobbin, Point a-Pitre-simpson,
Clspp Co
sehr Marcia REYNOLDS westerdyke, Lagsayra and
Porto Caheilo-Daeti, Bliss Co.
sohr Mary W hupper, Gilman, fernandina-S Q Loud
schr W II Phare, Edwards, st Augustine-warren
Ray.
sehr yraie, Price, Brunswick, Ga--R Huribut Co.:
sehr NJ x Bramha.l, Gillette sayannah-kvans. Ban
&to
sehr Samuel " God. Wood, Baitimore-Wm Chalmers.
schr lunis pepsw, Baker. salem--Chas irving.
Schr Harry 4 Ned, Chambers. Fairhaven Ii Blair d
Son,
Scnr Dart Campbell. stamford-stamford hanufactur-
!ng Co.
sloop Agent Smith New haven-Racket Bro
steamer Annie. steen. Wilmington Del, ana Chester
PA Abbott -
Steamer Nay flower. Fults, Phiadelpn,aJanes Hand.
The New York herald., 1874-09-26
OJ3 CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AYcoNA, Sept ARRIVED, brig Atlas. Powers New
York.
BoxBAY, Sept 23--Arrivco. ship Annie Fish, Honses
Liverpool.
BRExERHAvEy, Sept 2f-Arrived bark Jongc cornelis
Dutch yon Lndern, New York; Atalanta Ger. Hager
mann, DO; Preciosa erl Walk, Baltimore; Svaen
(Nor), Andersen, Wilmington. NO.
EIsNoRE, Sept 23-Arrve1, bark veranda (Nor. Chris
tophcrsen Philadelphia tor stettin,
FALMOUTH, Sept 25-Arrlved, ship Olive s southard
Walker, Akyab.
HULL, Sept A-saleu, bark Mercur CNoD, Thianich,
United States
nANBuRe. Sept 23-saiicd, ship Victoria Br, Warren
United States.
LrvxRPooi, Sept 2-Sailed, bark Vanguard. Michel,
Key West mot previously.
Lizard, Sept 25-Arr,ved or steamship Coiina (Br),
MARI New York for Antwerp also -epor arrived
Antwerp same day..
LEGRORN, Sept Sailed, brigss Woodland. Vale ntine
Phi adelphia: Sarah OBJ, Townsend New York.
MELBOURNE, Sept 24-Arrived, steamship Macgregor
(Br, Jacobson San Francisco.
MovLLE. Sept 25--Arrived, steamship Olympia (Br),
Young. New York for Glasgow.
PORTSMOUTH, Sept 25-Put back. bark Kate Cam (Br
smith, for Unitel states, cause unknown
Queenstown. Sept 2s-Arrived. bark Fortunate QtaD
Razctto New York.
sailed 25th. steamship City of Richmond (Br, Brooks
Grom Liverpool, New York
ROTTERDAM, Sept 2i--Arrlved. bark Enterprise II
Dutch) Muder, New York.
ScrLLY, Sept 25-Arrived Of, ship N Reed, Bruce,
Akyab for Falmouth.
Arrived ut - NORMA " from United States
The New York herald., 1874-09-26
Foreign Ports,


CAYENNE, Aug 3l-Arrived. brig Lizzie Bisclow, re
and dy SfS YORK 'se
HALIrAx sept 25-Arrived steamer Beta tBr, st
LIvERrool sept 2'vsrrived. steamship Assy-ia tsr
NORM sypsYr, oB, Sept li-Gieared bark Dartmouth
PlcIot. ept l9-ArriveG barks AA hich, Rich, -.
load ar s
%, D., 70 load for New York, p.... ,ru A., vn,,.
,oS.aHe, sep. iaeArrvsd. steamship circassian Br,
Cleared 2ist bark Sarah Kingsbury, waterhouse,
,,ko JANERo. Sept 2-Arr,ved previous. bark Santa
Ursula lr,, Dickman' New Yotk m,
Huxiord, New York.
JonH y NB 0 sept enN 2ArriyeG schr oWaqa [r,
oRourse, Philadelpha 24th. BARK Dreadnousht tBr,,
osss ana % h @ h"e ae @ YORK. As' h
American Ports.
APPoNAuo, Sept 2i-Sailed, schr Sarah Hoffman,
s'itMr6 'hosr6N, Sept @-Arrived steamers Worcester
hedge 60 e2e pARpG sd
IBr,, Barnet, I M Mar'ins; swg!low. Farrar, hyerS M
nsef dr. sfn had Ha da @ Whittier STEs G3a
River, ia Kossack, smith cienIuegosi Henry Perkins
XleSandria. Charles 4 Jones Grim West Dennis,
Ke I @a9nna Candy
Sickerson, u n Albany; VIM osnes, Kelley wcehsWken
@ eamsrs 3 rs' eisrs nav ayte
S[ aries w9sdsG
A. Ross aathroP, Ys0p%sSs %S,s PR; chsn !srj, Lord
adS
hgs s%a Hand ds
xnsh HE nn' hnney RGea coTso1, corson
Nm TaG%s %ossiv SsSs Hass Eisa yo,sty ay and
Sorson GorsSn Pnadelphs s o9rns Bowman New %
nS a.1h RgasS
Wecbawken: NillingtOn, Barbour; Ranger
whitney, and Soqdsss, Kelley; do; Minnesota; Keyi
nn Aan rons and Ee nsa and RSs
Drury sprs5ne, Port Johnsou Pennsylvania, NickeT-
sci cieared-st@a@er John Hopkins Hanet,, BALTIMORE
Ssa s ;agd ara 5s6IS S
car nsi2 Hammond Sewsrs, ~? N""'' '"'A'O"''"''
BALiI%oEh sept 1Arriyed ~ brig Charles Dennis:
Haven; L wilson, Tlson, Windsor, ~ sehr Maggie
T Sm Ss e
Young New Yofk, Sarks TaSmap gSr hacs ord, Rio
JsneIro; J. Marsh, fissets 8 gbes' ,Deph% !hns,
derryj schrs r oranaer. Bridgsport, John Curtis,
letarn5; re nfS1; s%nne New York 'A"' ''''' 20
Clssrcd-s,eayers Lnfille, Bennett Wilmington NC: NC:
Sssssgp @ Mashan Dun
s.iledoBa lima tyor,, Havrc; schr Nellie, Nassau
BANGOR sept 23-Arrived, brig open sea, hatcn,
Providence.
Cleared-schr Julia Is 0ammage, Robbins New York.
BATH. sept 23-Arrived. schrs John Proctor. Doane'
- 10 load Tor Baltimore Andrew Nevingcr, Smith,
Savannah. - -.
son Calais for Philadelphia lsth, brig VIM Parker,
Dix bangor for Philadelphia.
Sailed 10Th brig Mansanilla, Benson, Caais vu. m.
BEVERLY, sept H-Ar.ived, brig Zavalla "ih'"nA''
BHisTot sept xj-Arrived schr Sarah Smith, Bald
mih~saiied. schr watchful om New York via New
port - q ,,,ao p,
Ion. Baltimore.
The New York herald., 1874-09-26

9rSpswss Me- Msscn Given swia brig Of
s Nellie + sawyer who win command her. and OIhsrs
Al Falmouth; Me- asrriman !, build ing sms;tea M &
ana he c Se hsy n nDSSi 10
ship li0 tons % be launched next summer she viii WI
he by By s ana Of
Meyery has iid the keel orig Of 500 tons at his
The new bark builing in william %eaivery's yard,
the sass S 60 the eaDn w a shs cn an
S She ss's ts @ Ss gS%s ysserdsS sh
r ps ssasv %
sweat ana + owned BY ohas ha,s Co. cTPs T%
Go. Of Ssw York Cart WIN driain late of brig Prairie
Me- SMASHED schooner Of "a IONS She is 0ut ior the
IAN 70 lssd. Her lsnaih !. is !eet. beam lsss hod
oe sf ~ Hattie ii and e he
Keazer, S souie bunker Bros and Capt Webbsr She
al S best o." Ter a rate s"snfta WIN al years
ss neU DEL sacS wrs
the size as 50 l. launched few weeks aso. and
Ways way, were W oear.d the ssasos Ing taken $oTa ana
Mail steamships was begun.
Notice To Mariners.
, BALTIC sxA-euLr or nornSIA-coAsr OF swEpEN-rS-
II Sai M os NnM new
lgnls win be established The oliowing places tho
when the lights are complssea !" -, w. '
On Soro Island of the svenska Hoear group at the
entrance to stockholm This light will show pale red
flashes with short eclipses between. The new hght-
nss w Re of on s aa s % s
ns PHson Of ~ - s diSpSii lon l, so
On EURO Island, at the northern entrance 70 kalmnr
lookout showing their position, and leading to the
OF Oscarshanm.
Near Rattan, in the Gulf OF Bothns. and showing the
southern entrance to that port small leading light
Anproximsts position Of the isht-Lat SO SO N. Ion
70 Sc +.
AusrRALIA-EAs1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sHoAL IN
LACUNA
shOal or bank, called jew Bank has been report
ed in baguna Bay, on which The breaks heavily In
heavy weather
feet, ~ miles nor h RON Low Blum. NOosa Head.
Mount lsab bel on with the small Laguna lill, sW X s,
leads the northward OF the bank and Custom Hill
with the southern part Of Low Buh, south, clears It 10
The eastward.
Bearings magnetic. Variation s< degrees easeriy in
1874
By oroer OF the Bureau Of Navigation
WYAAN. Commodore U y. Hydrographer.
US Hydrosraphic Once, Washington. DC, Sept9, 1874
Whalemen.
Arrived at New BEDFORD Sept g. schrs II Hatfield.
Krkconnen, from Hateras Ground via Vineyard Haven,
Sailed from do I'D schrs Rising Sum- Taylor, Province
town; Oracle NJ Parker, Dyer, DO.
A letter CaDt Winsow of bark Com Norris OF
NIB reports her Fayal Aug with 460 bbis sp Oil
Spoken.
Ship Dauntess. Wilbur, from New York tor San Fran.
cisco. July IL lat 10 81 N. Ion ~ 81.
The New York herald., 1874-09-26
Movem ents Of Beecher.

Mr.. Beecher on his arrival in New York on
Thursday evening from Vermont, only stayed IN
the city long enough to take supper and
then took the next train on the HUDSON
River road to PeekskllL Mr.. Beecher
will remain at his farm until the latter
part OF next week when he Will come to his Brook
lyn home, TO 20 on with his winter work. He WIN
conduct the Plymouth church prayer meeting on
Friday evening next. As the attendance at the
weekly prayer meetings during the vacation have
been excee iingly large, the deacons will arrange
so as TO nave the church opened, II the lecture
room Is unable TO contain those who are desirous
OF admission.
The New York herald., 1874-09-26
THE MARK SMITH BENEFIT.
Two Performances To BE Given Octo-
her at Booths and WaIIacks-A
brilliant Array OF Attractions.

The final meeting in aid OF the fund FOR the
benefit OF the family OF the late Mark smith was
held yesterday afternoon at the Lotos Club. Mr..
John Brougham in the chair. Mr. J. \. Hager
acted as Secretary Mr.. A. Oakley Hall, Max Stra-
koscn, W. r.. Floyd, Dan Bryant, John 7. Raymond,
George W. Colby, G. W. Moore OF London; George
De We're, OF Days; j. w. Carroll, OF Wallacks; ;
Mr.. Dyas, Mr. J. J.. Tooe, Mr. James sehonnerg,
Harry Palmer and Horace wan were among those
present.
Alter organization the following report OF the
Committee Of Arrangements was presented by MIR.
John 4. Raymond
THE CoMMITTET's REPORT.
The committee appointed 10 solicit professional
aid beg to submit the following report and
name OF the managers and artists who signify
their hearty cooperation IN aid OF the WIDOW
and family OF the late Marx smith Miss
Violetta Colville, Lester Walack Jarrett &
Palmer, c. X. Thorne, Barney Williams and wife,
Olympic Theatre, san Francisco Ministries, MISS
Clara Motifs j. l.. Toole and company, Howard PAU.
Charlotte lie Clercq, Ihomas Baker (Wallack's),
Max StrakOsch, John r. Raymond, Augustin DAILY,
Dan Bryant, Tony Pastor, Marx Twain, Anthony
Max Maretzek, Lille Eldrldge, Fanny Reeves aud
MISS Louisa Henderson. Messrs. Paulding 4 ROO.
eFts VIII post all the printing as one cent per sheet
usual price lOur cents.
j. A. Alexander, OF Philadelphia, donates print
ing 10 the amount OF $50.
Tie committee respectfully submit the following
list OF artists who were selected to ap ear by the
meeting held al the Lotos club on Thursday. Sep
temner A;--Mr an9 Mrs.. Barney Williams John
The New York herald., 1874-09-26
JUDGE POLAND'S DEFENCE.
Explanation of His Connection with
..the Gag Law''-The Revision OF the
Statutes nd the Duties on Silk.

Statutes nd the Duties on Silk.
BOSTON, Mass, sept. 25, 1874
Judge Poland has written a letter In answer to
some structures made upon his recent action in
Congress by journal in this city, which will be
published tomorrow morning, in which he at
tempts 10 disprove the charges made against him.
In reference TO
he says
Iog begin by stating tw9 tasehoods in regard what
was 6e,o.e the House he was qgestioned &e aud he
the right OF speech the pen" lhis is wholly untrue
W was asked 5he & 9 would nave any effect gpen SUIT
insntued against some newspaper correspondent and
ina II did or could that have heard OF
i9n turner say that when it was proved that what
ssld wa false attributed II 10 an '1nadvertence"
haye Heysr GAINED or attributed anything about il to
M ss 2 .S 9 q % as for o 1s IN
her OF the Judi cisry Conmittee by whom the bi was
considered ana reported, had. ] have said, and ay
eject upon prosecutions Tor iiSei any TO-
THE REVISION or THE STATUTES.
In reference to the revision Of the statutes he
states that the revision was made by three com.
missioners appointed by the President under the
law OF Congress, and was referred 70 the committee
Ol whcn he was chairman. IN regard TO argos
upon which stress has been laid, he says
Irecouect very well about the article argo Prior
pound % tarif act passed in s7l crude 5rgoi, were
sxcepi 80 lar as il was Inconsistent with the law Of $50
How, then stood the law how should n be stated
wheu all brought into single law reported
g. the committee that II should
ATlols crude on the free list.
Argols, other than crude, SIX cents per pound Tho
rommlttee adopted view, and 1t placed in the
submit that the. no other possible rD9ds & Of stating
Judge Poland, in this business bat the agent OF
Judge kelley the ropreseutatve q the thila9elpha
nrug and perfume manufacturers" &c Now have
70 say, mat bad never word OF communication with
Judge Kelley any other human being the subject,
except the committee. enough acquainted
WIN the uses o; arROs 10 know who would be affected,
nor dd care except to state the law correctly; and
presume every other member OF the committee in
The same condition.
As 10 the alleged change for the benefit OF the
shk manufacturers, he states that his recollection
~ tbat the committee made no change at all in the
mater o. the language OF the Commissioners, Tor
IL was thought tley stated the law correctly. lie
denies that he had anV communication with the
ELK Manufacturers OF New Jersey or any other
place or anybody IN their behalf on tnis subject
He says
Our object was 10 have the correctly statnd not 10
change or improve u, SO did not have occasion 10
consult anybodys wishes Interest but iust to follow
the law found It the statute boosS For nvser
aud can say the same Tor every member of the com
srtee intended honestly and faithullv 10 perfornl
Silst dSty at the cost OF long and patent labor
The New York herald., 1874-09-26
HAMILTON, THE ABsCONDING JERSEY TREAS.
URER,

The Board OF Finance OF Jersey City have re-
fused to pay any money on account o[ expenses
Incurred by officials in Matamoros, who went in
pursuit OF Hamilton, the deaul ring Treasurer Of
Jersey CITY, The Board takes the ground that the
reward win be paid when the fugitive Is captured,
but no funds Will be furnished TO aid ramDling ex
petitions.
The New York herald., 1874-09-26
NorlCEro MERCHANTS AVID SHIP CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents and ship captains In
formed that by teesraphing to the HsRALp Lontoa
Bureau No 4 Flee. street. tho arrivals at an depart
from European port% ani othsr ports ABROAD Of
American and all ioryn vessels trAtl, vita Uais,t
States the will be ca5ed to sls coaatry tree OF
charge anu published
The New York herald., 1874-09-26

T. Raymond. J. l.. Toole, Mark Tram, J. Howard
Paul, Gus Williams san francisco MinstIelS Bry-
ants Minstrels, Days company, vioetta Coville,
Ada Dy as.
NFw COMMITTEE APPOINTED
This report was adopted and the following gen
t1einen were appointed the Coml.lttee OF Amuse-
mems mems 10 make the more detailed arrangements; =
Me1srs. Palmer, Covlle, Raymond Strakosch,
Floyd, colby, Hall, Wall and Douglass Taylor.
letter from MISS Nloletta Covllle was read o.
Ieriag her serv ces for the benefit
The Committee OF AmusemeDts then upon the
adjournment OF the meeting, retired TO discuss
the plan OF the two performances, wnlcn are TO be
given simultaneously Oh Thursday, the sth OF Oc-
tober, at one O'Clock NJ, az Booths and Wal
setted. but. IA nearly as II could be ascertained
II Will probably inc ude the following AT Be 9th 5,
Tooe IN "cn the Line;" Miss Colvie's operatlc
cebut IN Lucia un all probability IN conJunc ion
WITH the Strakosch troupel Mark Twain IN a
humorous speecn; Mr.. Raymond IN the second
act o. the "Gilded Ages" San Francisco Mlnstreis
VIII ne Barney Williams, Amee's opera toHfe,
Gus Williams and Bryant's Ministries, ana Mr.
Moore. OF Moore Burgess minstrel troupe In
London and others.
ceived by Mr.. Oakley Hail. Chairman OF the Com
mlttee OF Arr ngements:
LETTER FROM EDWIN BOOTH,
W. CEDAR GLFr, Cos Cos, Conn sept - hit ustS '
cannot now expla from particpa ing p the proeeet.
ing on behalf OF the family OF my dear treni Msrk
noble OBJECT regretting that can do no more AZ
Enclosed you win find nv check for 500 when beg
you will retain until you are ready TO place III the uni
which hope VIII be very iarqe. -,
unable TO serve on the committee know no better way
to manifest my sincere interest in i proeseding man
coincidence ana respect for the widow and orphans Of
my departed end With great regard GSisvs sr ne very
Mr.. A. OaKey Han also hired box. paying $lOO
for 1t.
The New York herald., 1874-09-26
SAILED.

Barks Odin Ger, London; Anoinetta AuS. Water
ford: steiano A ltaD cork Lisco dtaD, DO or Fal-
iuegos; Orsoa ItaD, Lisbon Billy simpson (Br snyr-
Wild Hunter, New orleans; Galv. ston, Calves
brigs Sybil Wynn (Br Penzance, Julia Dilling ham
Bermuda
Sailed from Lower Bay. bark Gustavfa tswe nrom
The New York herald., 1874-09-26

PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 25, 1874.
CLEARED.

steamship Elysia CBr, Campbell. glasgow -Henderson
Bros.
BroA
The New York herald., 1874-09-26
THE PHELPS TRIAL.

ALBfSy, n Y, Sept. 25, 1874.
IN the Phelps trial today full tary was i'm
paneBed. The S,purt then adjourned sii Monday
AitAyBnon
The New York herald., 1874-09-26

i TOBIAS VENETIAN LINiMENr. for the cure Of
Aches and Pains, also Cholera, Dyscntsry, Colo ana
Vomiting; war; anted for over years and never faiicd
No family or traveller should be without IT. IL WORTH
Park place. Fifty ccnA and 81 saving Of 70 yer cent
an tho dollar bo,hcs
The New York herald., 1874-09-26
LII THE NEWS
n ALI, THf NEWS
ALL THE SkwSS,r
EVENING TEIEoRAN,
EVENING TELE0KAN
h'NN1N' Two 6Errs
TWO Cent?
TWO CENTS.
CPECIAL BARiAINs

CPECIAL BARGAINS ~
~ FINE DIAMONDS
wa hsve Just received fe Diamond Sol.sircs white
and OF auaty weighing tive carats per pair (which
we can sell at the very low price Of sou In currency
pcr pair, mounted In style TO suit the taste OF tne
purc haser. Also grcat variety OF Solitaire kngs ana
Earrings of larger size, at low prices
Hon ARD 4 co. Diamond Merchants,
No. 222 Filth avenue, New York.
The New York herald., 1874-09-26
Musical and Ora m tic Notes.
Murska has a matinee at Steinway Hall TO.

MUSICAL ana atIc NOteS.
Di Murska has matinee at Steinway Hall to-
day.
Gunns opera company opened new theatre in
Cork, Ireland. on the TIN inst
An Irish National opera Company played in
Sligo, Ireland, early this month.
Mile Lima Bell played the part OF the first goat
herd in ale Pardon de Ploermel" at It's recent re-
yival at the opera Comique, Paris.
Lester Waack will play engagement in
Brooklyn at Mrs. Conway's Theatre this season.
The vokes family take their farewell OF America
on Monday, October IL. Mr.. Daly will give them
a parting festival matinee at the Fifth Avenue
heatre on Monday the 18th inst.
An actor in Vienna named Lebrecht lately ap-
peared IN sensational drama called "rhe Carsts
in spain" lie killed himself in attempting to
ding himself rom a stage rock.
harchettl. the composer OF "Ruy Bias" soon TO
be brought out at the Academy, recently
arrested at Rmini political grounds. 1t proved,
however, case OF mistaken identity.
The New York herald., 1874-09-26
MISC CCLLANEOUs.

A HOME AS A PRESENr-TEN NEAT TWO STORY
~ Dwellings now nearly completed, are 10 be dis
triouted meeting OF the lot purchasers IN Garden
City Park properly Real Estate Hall 355 Third ave.
nue. on Christmas Eve, 1874 No extra charge You pay
but IS monthly 3l5) lot and have your chance
gratis Every sixty fourth purchaser will receive coni
pete Dwelling aud the Lot 1t now stands on Come sno
them Free excursions daily At A. NJ IRON storot
SIS Third ayenoe and SPECIAL train on SUNDAYS s,
Point, returning lt2:i5 ". Free tickets and maps az
HIFCHC0CK'S Real Estate HeadquartcrA soo fhrH
avenue corner of twenty y-stxth street
. RsoIUrE pIyoRoKs oBTAINED FROM COURTS
n of different Statcs legal everywhcIe; mV
In advances: advice free. Coniln,ssiohvr Joy
every state and Notary Public FREDERICK klNA
Counsellor at Law, 1858 Broadway
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN, Uok.
Open rom A. VI, to Z, ~
Oh sunday from to 9 r. NJ
A BsoLUTB DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIE
a feFent sAes. Legal everywhore, aesotuau acsi.1
sufficient cause no pubhcy fea"Hou' -" e""s' 1"A'
divorce granted al VICE tIeS +,ornev 1al Rroadvav
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-20
New York state Grange.

ALBANY. March 10.
At the session of the state grange the
committee on amendments TO the consti-
tuition of the national grange was an
nounced, of which brother w. A. Arm
strong of Chemung valley grange Mt Ell
mira was appointed chairman. The COM
mittee on resolutions made report which
was accepted and laid ON the table for fu-
ture consideration.
A committee Of five was appointed to
take into consideration the subject of
grange fire insurance. and s. II. Pratt of
the North Wilmer Grange jefferson Com
pany was named chairman, and j. Winnie
of Albany, d Inmnn Of Orleans, j. w.
Strong of Seneca, jams Lyon of Scho-
haric as a committee.
A committee on by laws reported which
was accepted and laid on the table for fu-
turc consideration.
The following resolution offered by
Brother O'Donncll was adopted,
Whereas, 1t is of great importance that
the household department receive the con-
sideration of this grange, and that the serial
features receive our warmcsl support :;
therefore, be it
Resolved, That the question of how to
improve the question of household labor
and labor-saying machinery be referred to
a committee Of the sisters to be appointed
by our worthy master.
The worthy master appointed all the Ia
dies present as such committee
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case or fees, other than the one in his Of
fee; be never spoke to him about the char
acter of the case nor as to dividing
the fees, except as he had stated above.
He had not ut that time any knowledge or
idea that Mr.. Bliss knew anything of the
case or had claimed to have any interest in
II whatever Judge Davis said that Mr.
Bliss, on Thursday morning, Dec. 30, had
privately taken the oath of office, which
fact was wholly unknown to him.
The custom had been for the re-
firing attorney to appear in court and
represent the commission Of his successor,
and to move that he be sworn in. No suit
was ever begun by Judge Davis in the
Phelps, Dodge & Co.'S case 10 money
was ever paid to Inn lie had received no
money directly or indirectly, by or through
anyone. Soon after Judge Dayis retired
from the Office of the district-attorney Mr..
Dodge called at bis house TO have some
conversation about the case. Judge Davis
could not say anything as counsel or attor-
ney but he would say to him as he would
to his own brother that they ought to con.
test the case and fight it.