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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29
KENOSHA, WISCONSIN,, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1877
cass and ~ make the convention attract
i've and nrefitG1ie.

cass ana ~ make the convention attract
i've and rreftsnfe.
a speciAl programme. giving the par
ticalar pApera to be read and discussed ~
Zach ssssieu, will be ready for distribn-
ticp on Wednesday, the Alb of February
- that persons who cannot attend du'
ring tho entire time CT the conversion
may TO present to participate in alca
di>susriens or listen to such papers rs
they desire. In order to make this spec
ial programme as fall and complies as
posslh,, s.s that prJnsr dis,ribation
OF tie ssbjscts may DO made for tbs diff
e. emit tc.Aicns, we will thank avery one
who cont mp latek presenting a paper 1T
that tine tn nstlfy w as soon az possihlo
and At she ssme time TO furnish the t"pic
to be gwen.
We an,icipa:e a. very large convention
and the prerrie'y Of q systematic arrange
msnt Of the papers will ssggest itself to
every ,Aasghtful peraon. HARMONY will
be thus ssssrsd and more time given for
che. important work on hand.
We are already adv!aed of a larg~ NUM-
Der Of delegates bat have thus ear,y been
s,ectsd to attend this convention, sad we
hope apd sxpect 10 see very large pro
p~Ytien OF shs malay clubs. oranges snd
other industrial seciet:ss IN the state rep
rrseutsd. Tbe'expenses t" each SUCH or
eaniS.tian will be small compared ia The
benefits and advantages swhich will &C
cruz 10 their society apd the great and
rapidly expanding industries of the
atate.
+ The railway companies have generous
~ >nd msgnanlmously reap"ndrd TO our
solicitations for reducs,l hare IN ,his oc-'
raaion
Milwaukee & St. Pau! and Western
Union railroads will sell round trip ex
CT. sian ti,:k .ts for go per can't Of regular
rites Sale Of tickets on tne and 5 b
ai February gead 10 return on or befsas
the 9th. h
Chicago & Northwestern, Wiscons;r
Central asd Milwaukee, Lake Shore &
Wrstv-n railways will return at one fifta
regular rate, all who paid full fare tn the
convention. upon a certified abatement Of
such a'teHdaDcr by the secretary of the
State Agricnl ural society. Such certid
cate COED to and including the Oh.
West Wisconsin railway will sell at
communication rates without specifying
precise reduction, bat we doubt not the
rate will be similar to the others--4o per
cent eff. .s.1
]. II. Thombly, D. D.. and w. w. Dan
isls, NJ D.. the former president and lat
ter professor of agriculture in the nnivsr-
atty of Wisconsin, will devote ~ much
time to the work OF tho convention 40
their university duties will permit and
Mss.rs. Morrow Brothers. of the Wss-
tern Farmer, and other prominent iu'
dusirial workers in the state. will be
with as
For the executive committee,
,... W. w. Field, Sec'y.
State Agricultural reerns, Jan, .. 1874.
MEETING ~f the State Horticultural
Rncinfx TnAAdav NYaninu Enh 8 1874
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29

U tafEDealerin Cigars, Plug Cat. Or 9 ing
sndsmoktne Tobacco .snufv Pipes sc. viscigars
are all made from best qaalitieae OF dcmestic and
Iimportedrohacca. AZ sold tcti etr%ieatto owes,
cask rates Also onstantls or .AnS somedS
Acerscharm pipes. DrdsrapramI tlsslleG. saso.
mtRt Lyman 'shuilding .eerneref wainandMas
Kef stYepte as
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29
A. RURG e.,

removed nit Barber shop 10 No. II Nain III
dOoi n0rlb o. Thos. Enghsb's shop. which
Auilding ETA at h oroughlyrenOv&trdane atte5 81
IA tn e hes I ossibif manner &Da whert he viii o.
happy to NEE hir oil d c ustomeYt. ali Tho reaun'
AIe Gerytcee n I he arttOnEOPia1
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29

The Trement House OF Chi ppewe
Fails was totally destroyed by Grs
Msndsy night. The building. with
its countsnta coat $3.50, 900. A. K.
Shaw was buried in the ruins, and
i 10 feared he is fatally injured.
The fre 10 supposed to be the act Of
an incendiary.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29

A sad accident occurred at Madison
on Monday evening, by which Mise
Minnie Phelps. Of Delayan, lost her
her life. A uumber Of students were
sliding down hill when Miss Phclp<
had her head % badly smashed as to
Gauss death ia.a few minutes. A
Mr. Charles Wilkin was badly hurt
by . sled being dashed. sgainss d
tree. aE @ e1q
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29

nm %RITAKE& h CO., MG MafacS uRers
kaTa .ard't Patsn (, eamlesse ksins steam
0ayiyaA and boilers. and ell kinds vi NachiRer,
Also AielHhAhoea. Ca uidrON Kettles sash Wsigh
o. Repairing done Tee order We have bongbs
SOsp Ine ge1sral agent, y. Drum. IN" be
0ngfnp TO the Screw Fowr1. Reaper and Mower
nd will do rapairA al,On th" same. and al%o Hpss
nv Machine COW ~ uef
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29

r. DUAN ,dsAlLriA Dry Goods, staple and Fan
sc cy Goods, all kinds OF ClOths Ready Made
&c., SC Let II be rsm.rnb ered tina, we keep
0thinp bat irst .ciRss EOoda and further will
OF he undersOld u this or any other westers city
KimLalI's Block. Vain ct Kcnosna Wiz
.s. .1. lv1
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29

.wAHNRA BeoTHERs. No. 7s N ain ~. Kehorhs
u Merchant Tailors W.. keep constantly on
Aand we'll selected stock OF eloths Gents Fur
nishtng Ge0de, Ready Made Clothing. Hats and
CnBe Of the lsteat styles Work done and goods
cid - chap az al Any csher estsht.shmer Il the
a. iEis
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29

n livery STABILIZE Jewetl ispreparet TO
GAfurnisL the best Horset and Ca-riaPt Tor
AuStnest or pleasure, on the shortest Gotlce
Haarse atalltimes ready to a.teDt funerals III
Stabieoa MarketSc :aeaTtht PostOHice
GenOsh8 "tecoDFH
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29

MEARNEse EHOP.
NJ MatnSt Kkn1shR,
subscriber would respectfully Hfosgsthe pub
ncthathe kLeps cons tantl1 on hand & ful assort-
m.nt o 4 oodt in his line. Harnesses. saddles,
sc m ad e to order. Also, all kinda o. repairing
THOs ENGLisH
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29


RRsEN g. BEDE>s NJ, Manufacturers .ane
Reds Mattresses. Upf"1AierSt Goods Chamber
an Parlnr Set, Ret' made Collins always OF
hand Shou on Main near Wisconsin.
Kanoeoa'Jupe2 6 IL. ly5
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29
"a THQUAKE STOCK IN
MASSACHUSETTS.

Lowell, Mass, January 90
Citizens Of Chelmsford report shock
Of earthquake which shook buildings
at that place yesterday noon. causing
considerable alarm. s,e s
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29

n DlCEPAU1, Shaving, Hair cutting ID 10
IN InampooiLe Saloon. two dOOrA neith OF H.
Simmons store Old razort sharpeDed and repair
a. IinaFe Ladies and ChildreDt hair. cuttitg @
Decialty C0meand try me. VSs'IJ'
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29

Exfas n. I'd. Rates, ever Mr.. Erg!,sh
Harness Shop Main Street IL ~ az
times prepared for work IN
the Dress Making line. The stsictest atten'
ion will he aivsn TO al orders. and In style
and fnisa every article will be first class
La dies are in vited to call. aas He fe
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29

EAT MARKkT.a Main street.. KeH0sha Va.
W. rhechoieest efAli kinds Of Msats. Salt Porl
v0rRed Beef. smoked Hans Sausage &C.. De
~@stAatly ON hand. priessAlways reasonable.
- -+~ WI. ENGLE co.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29

Nv o. H~aring at the HsrlN House 10 always
n q prepared 10 supply guests With 6fst-class
meal. Farmers eCning TO KenoshA VIII 1Bd evsrJ
accom- modatiOn and also GOOD STALKING fsi
ahVir horaes. Als0 dealer Ia F0reRn and DO
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29
[NUMBzB Sc

tlngIy closed the centennial debate,
when a vote was taken and the
resolution sustalaed by mors than
four to one.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29

The Northern Wisconsin Poultry
Association commenced its sxhibi-
tion a. oshkosh Thursday. Over 300
entries have been made.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29

W. Law. Real Relate AZ eni and Justjse vYsA.
peace s,onvsy ANeinR aad Ut,alsstiaI of CLAIM
pr mpAy attended 70 on liberia lseESAA Odle.
a.basrs sleek, ses 81 Main 80 aaPsvk sts.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29
~OHNSuN'e BOOB STORE

a No 80 Maih street. full anocompleI
as.urtmentof school Books, also staRda dand mis-
Aallaneous BO0ks Writing and Wall Paper. Shes
MuEic a nd vario A. articles ofFthe trade.
f. o. G. JOHNSON.
,f&4t3 Tw4k
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29

The Geneva wsolsa mills have
changed hands again, and it 10
proposed to convert them into paper
mills.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29
Dr.. LIVINGSTONE.

REPORTED DEATH OF THE CELgBGATo
ED EXPLORER Is THE INTERIOR
OF AFRICA.
London, January 26. Intelligence
has just been received of the death Of
DIR. Livingstone in the iatnricr Of
Africa. He died Of dysenrry while
travelling from Lake Bemhc to
Unianjenbe. His Edody has been
embalmed. and is being conveyed te
to England by way Zanzibar.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29

An WBLG SNOnKS.
WI HIGGINS sc WAEHBUEsN
keM6sha aud 6asiUe. wts. ~tHN
AenumentA lAna Iravsatone work sxe~ased Is
he hAghesi styie ofthe art. 80 %F'F
l#.a 4.tR. p. ROAkRTs Agent
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29

~ CRosi4, BLACKSMITH aud Carriage Aakss
He 800 work aoie 10 order New Bagglcraaa
Wagons al way ready fRrsale tst5
ksDesha "sSoHsi' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
PROIErTED RIUDING9

New hoiLnc propee for erection pns and specifications ,,a
have Submitted 70 The Depanaens Of Buildings dsnss tas
west Po south SIDE 200 feet ruibsv. 70, IN,
sed eDements each ave stories 5Dti Dennis hpSh
Washilg,o st. sOsth east corner OF MOfust one buc store
tenement Eve stories, 26HG0 DR. r. Bbby, owner
East BoaG-a No 25l, bnk store 'oa sesemeo sve ssn
a. Nos Ito iI2 and ia three brick store. ,u ,eo.s,.
stories. 25H54 25I54 2OI5i Pei: orsy.
tene .nent ave stor,os, 25IGO Patrick Quna.
Broadway. ads tvm Flydrss to PhJ ,eoord' e, Ant
esd Ph apartment bulldogs each fouT st)e 2Ot51
mated cost s35U,Ou0 Buiterssd Kiay May, osuers
Broadvay east SIDE 90 ieoi south 81 hoo ns'Id
y-fourt6 north side lao feet est Of Rrsye t'e n
6rstelsss Dwellings 27IO5; estimated cost sZZVVo' Woo
Cros,man. owners.
25St70 Catherine Ruschsr owner.
Mssonst No. III brick stable q stories 25IS7' ns
M,d,on.aye vest side from Port' ninth Pneshss ps tp
Dwellings each four s'ores 2OnjZ eanitj o.
One Gihsi souh side 80 feet Of Ss
secoasss stores bnek aud iFon each thre sores l1S
Fourth soufhwe corner Of Eighty tbri.st two bhk
and stables OF EACH four stones Z'oSi
Ftythir south side 200 feet Of Prstsve. ths bp.t
each I've stores 21t6i; W. Iooney o"ncr
Third southeast Of Rightye ghhsL, b,orr1.
French Gat hive stoes 2jIS3lO rs la5I8 W. Nehg
Northeast Ponlmae ani BsyarisL one frame aHeA
three stories, 2jriO; John DTer owner; o-.,r..
6thst west side 10 feet west OF ff
North Newio frame iseDg two stories. 2@I2O r. hessH
NesYork one frame dwelling two stones 22K37 Speon
sprirg south North NeWYork frame dsess TO-
Scyeutydhst NORTH side 200 Of Frs,ays three bO
stone nemnt stories % 4rGj John b. Davis oSar
CLrse Nos So and 81 tao, brick brewery and at bose ~
stories JOril JOKij; estimated cost, SJOOOO I" IN a. MICA
" -. -. -.
I'VE No. % s1d ~ two 6det French apartment os
each stories. 26y616. 2lOr73i Brns' ONT onnen ,,
Total edmseI cool Of erection Of o. bulldogs enanst%'
81 l49sO0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
DEPARTURE Or FOREIGN MAIL6.
TURSDAY. MARCH, 3.

TUESDAY, MARCH, y
Malls sv,u, direct BY steamship Columbus close at D. m
Mail closed a. the POstOh Al S'io ~ ~ oetn
sbp a o, N. from Piet No IL n. H.
WbDNkSDAb. MARCH 4.
BlroDs and Liverpool per the steamship
Cba close Supplementary Mai closed al The Post
Once 25 Steamship sails at m IRON Cunan DOCK,
JERSEY CITY ...
Mails Paoath. Cherboug and imbug b' steamship
Hammond, close 80 Supplementary MAI IL closed A. tho
PosOHcs 10 Steamship ssis at m from per loot oil
Thiri-st.. HobOken.
Ma for Haysna direct steamship City Of Havana close
al m Supplementary Mail cossi the Po'Ohcc al z;iO
n m steamship SaiIs at 3 D. H.. from Pier No. 3 n. r.
Mails Bermuis By the steamship Gamma close AZ p m
FRIDAY. MARCH D.
Mail, gron saysul and t1agena &C. by the Steamship
Atlas close Os steamship sails at ii IRON PeT No IL
Nail. Tor Newfounni close tae SeSyo PostOce da'
Nal for HALIFAX - closed At The SewYors PostOhee
tsJ D. and goes VIA Bps,on
SATURDAf MARCH Z
Britain Ir,ni Queenstown and Liverpool By
the steamship AiTitc close at $3.50 No Suppementa Mail
St,am.hp SALE from White Star Dock, PagOnia Ferry.
Jersey CITY.
Mails Southampton and Bremen the steamship
Rhen close NJ Supplementary Mail closed the Post
at 80 STEAMSHIP sails at IN from the foot OF Third
st.. Hobiken.
M direct Best Hsvre. bY the steamship St
$50 IN. steamship sails at from Pier
No 50 N. H.
Mails for Isyt etc steam,np wcybosset close at
Mans Domingo b, steamship TYbee, close
at m. Steamship saih az m from Pier No. 3 n r.
Steamship sails q. .. ~. from Per No. 20 r. X.
-suSptb MlRcH ..
All Mails close at II ocIocs lhe f"'"V"ce open ~"
w.. " q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03

speaker referred to the Temperance revival c Goa s
L. r. Dunn Of Paterson stated that there wer meeting
looms In that city. uniod temperance prayer m
had been appointed for Thursday evening The hev,
G. Bowdish reported unusual temperance @ now In
Astoria IN Connecticut. with religious revival INV
progress The Rev W. C. steele also made brief remarks
upon temperance. ana the subject was chosen ior us
Preparation are making for the mass meeting OF inc
sons OF ommt S Of tSis ofsanaon
in consul taton at the rooms Of the National
Society 10 mature plans They hope secure ~ Pas
Methodist Church for the meeting l. n. stearhs re-
ported from his correspondence that 81 new ,srn
New York since NOvember The Society u c3npiWs u"
campaign song book IN which the first hyhn w. W.. ,po
"Nearcr my God to Thee" the campsign song on the
West These rooms the of unusual aeuviSS
throu gh0ut the day, persons constantly gOipk ~ na
out Mr stearns said that the demand for emPersnce
literature was very great, and subscriptions wOu1 nav
90 be increased, or their custom OF giving 10 nco'
There was a large temperance meeting last evening az
Carmel Chapel in the Bowery. The religious anu et t
perance interest has for weeks been very %
this place. daily meetings having been held Inc hou,
last evening crowded Daniel Walford lne,iueu an
Inv John Glover the Rev W. {. steele introduced.
He said that many OF the measures tna' ~ nd ihe
past have been contrary to cardinal principle OF the
sons Of Temperance. which Is love Tnls Is tne o t
PrSe on asa' oa ov the drnnka and liquor
ssr and II hes st TG vi 'G be
fuenco OF love upon them. He believed IHe t,rer
thai those who have acquired the disease OF lntemI
ance are no longer responsible any more than the
child its mothers arms. lie lanented ING R, b,
number or liquor Stores III tIlS wy, ahu
the Chief of Police told William f. Dodge recently that
Il the saloons throughout the city should be closed Az ~
o. M every night one half the police force would nave
10 he discharged He then urged the strict enforcement
OF the laws as they stand aud said that the women
were organizing vigilance committees eNeryWnero "
effect what men had failed accomplish There Is more
in woman's tear than in ten Seventh Regiments
AT the close Of Mr. Steelr's remarks tihleau was
presented representing in the foreground the poor
drunkard aud his child, with Love. Purity ana flleIy
looking upon them and speaking words or 5yinpatn1
Following this we're remarks by Mrs. Anna Disney o
Utica and others 49,, , ,r,,o.o,oa
There will be a Conference Of the Sons OF Temperance
AT Carmel Chapel tonight On Thursday evening, WI
liam T. Dodge will preside nj temperance meeting III
Oliyet Chapel No. 63 SecOndst, At winch the heV. ~,
John Hall aud the Rev. Geo. j. Mlngns WIN speak ~
is expected that this will be followed by series OF
temperance mass meetings in the various mission
chaIels. There will also be temperance prayer meet
ing at Oliyet Chapel this evening The Rev W. Steee
is to address temperance meeting In the Presbyterian
Church at Southhod. l.. l., Thursday evening" called ny
the sons Temperance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
VSSAFE BUILDINGS.

Bunq. reported for ending Feb % 1874
No 23J DesuCeY-s unsafe chmneys Lewis Chichester
Ne g37 Desncey-st upsafe chnnevs Philip king owner
% AID 90 Wiets, unsafe chimney VIM HiseJ, osee
No Al Niet St, unsafe chmneys WIN. HlseY, owner
No 800 Wet Forty hris, unsafe ehmheys "est eide Js'
PinD owner. . D.,
No i3 West Foy-srths. unsae chimneys west side Hear
No. 2Si Bowery unsafe chimneys wn B. Aston
2S2 and 2S2 Bowey. unsafe ehmneys aud parry va" Wa
B. Astor, owner.
n Elizabeth st., unsafe chinnevs John Gresn agent
No 10 EhLsbeh-s unsafe chmDeys WIN. g. Flanagan agent
No % west-st unsafe south wall Bissri Burke owaer
No 81 West,I unsafe WALL Richard Atkinson, oF0et
No lO2 West Twenty 6rstst unsafe area WALL 80 N"
Nos 235 Eighhave, unsafe cimney'; wn a''a,
So. 900 and 23l Eshthsve.. unsafe chnneys wu a"s.
agent. :.
No. l62 Madison unsafe chimneyf Mrs Chas Coz owes'
No 40 Wiest, unsafe chimneFs william Halsey, owner
l72 Madson-st unsafe ehinDes John p Cros5v 0T1ef
No. 1913 West Housloas, unsafe chmneys and sief James TN
ball.
No 10 Futons unsafe wall and eoor. M irs
No 2G6 Yves, POryseveuh,t unsafe chimneysi JOhu Sc
manu. owner.
No 1876 Past iousonst unsafe chmneys MeEerusn aga.
No 142 Masont unsafe chmneysi George y Leigh Osnet
No. 100 Msdson-s, unsafe chimnsYsi z. d. Hall owner
FrsaVe and Onehandre ssYeneenlh-i
safe north gable b Robinson owner.
225 southst, unsafe front add walls aud PaE
No 40 Woos,er-s. unsafe chmneys Mrs Shay. owner
No n Suvanst unsafe extension was John lOnpuos ouH
No 327 Bowery unsafe wsg Peter Cooper, owner.
No 800 Bowery, unsafe wall Peter Cooper, Gamer
No Cherry-st. front wall; William stevens OVER
No IS Monroest. unsafe chimneys Richard OGsdy )-aH
No. 81 Monroest, unsafe chimneys Jane Wade, osnst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
THE COURTS.
CIVIL. NOTEA.


Application was made to Judge LarremOre
for mandamus to direct payment to Mr.. McClosV,
CHIEF court officer IN the General Sessions at the rate OF
500 year, instead OF sl,20) which the CONTROLLER IN
der a recent statute is now paying hun. DECISION re
served.
The final examination OF Police Commits
sioner Oliver Charlick. complaint By John Kelly
chairman OF the Tammany Hall General Committee, ana
Others violation OF the election law. AZ the last ran
election set down for p. III. yesterday DeiOre
Judge Donohue, in tho Supreme Court Chambers Inc
respondent did not appear and the matter was post
pOned 10 next Thursday "a: p N.
Judge Larremore sitting in Special Term OF
the Common Pleas yesterday. asked for mandamus
compelling the Controller TO pay Levi stockwell lessor
OF the premises FOurth-st and Broadway, when are
used armOry and drll.rOOn $4,000 rent inc caso
came ND on alternative mIndamuS granted by JuhRe
Robinson The defense Is that the rent Is ex0rDitaht
Decision reserved.
A motion was made before Judge Brady In
Supreme Court Chambers yesterday, By VIM. f. Howe
for an order TO bail Officer Leahy. indicted for
the murder OF MacNamara. The motion was supported
by a letter 10 Judge Brady from Henry H. Melville.
foreman of the COrOners Jury on Saturday, saying hdt
he had idea agreeing To the verdict that the ocer
would he committed without bail The DsrictAtlorhey
opposed the application, aud tue Court PROMISED oe-
ci5On this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
RUUDING STATISTICS.

For the week ending Peb % 1874 from the record. the o
men Buildings Walter W. Adams, Superintendent ekb1s W
marked the number Of buildings and teioos
and in question OF the hours Of labor shout e ~
builders and .orkmeu the agitation OF which i1riag ne ~
three crippled enterprise and ruined the h0on ~
there abuHfsn capital for building I'M roTeInents a.,
Continuation and AtTdons report new Dn
proposed among which Is fciss IL Preach Eats si
tenement notable that the ponosed improEemenk"
costly being $40 600 ~ $5OOOO the eat
ms OF buildings proposed sIlfyS,
number proposed altersaonss y tie esumse
IL 1885, number Of bulldogs examined snd pns pisse oe
approved and "a pending special appoai
other chiefly SarJ 50 10 W.
we're approved l rejected, aud 10 are pending -,
Ts Violations and Unsafe Buildings reports ou1D
building. surveyed 6Sl reported uLsaf 81 number Of q'
40 notices OF unsafe buildings served O3 notices ~
tons OF law served, 3; violations removed, -.
Iron Work reports number OF buildings for ore o
49, number Of buildings provided with bIe escapes D. notices s~
So iron beams riers, and hntels tested 20
Of 7eaters Hoteis Fdcs0rts dc report onai
IA theaers OF which reported for iniseHo
binding law 10 hotels and lodging houses have been np
condition and facilities for and In case pc
the in interest have been notified n pro'
safeguards churches hsve been thoroughly eisns
condition. sud appliances for protection &C. Ia %
which found 10 provide a4u0nA
and build used for manufacturing purpOss o
condition and the and fs1hncs
yded seyeray for the protection. OF he
and operatives If Gre ~ OF which reported
nsucently provided for in this respect snd the parties
notified provide additional ere sagusrd, being lsee
had been recommended by the inspectors charged sS voc
such examinations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
CRIMINAL NOTES.

The March term of the Court of General Sessions
o Ron after few IJ. ,5.enSs f,aPSesi Tor prosecution
then ihary until
10
As George Hanson, aged r. of No. - Monroe-st
named William Rowe asl a. the veg INJECTING serou,
9 a T Is tt.'f r s;'s' G5t ts,
mttel Hanson % await the result Of RoSes injuries
The case of Victoria G. Woodhull, Tenne c. Olaf
b upon Luther G. Cbal', in WoofauH ctns Wsky shout
ion, r ys,seriy Jude Sol The ad,a
sppesrei court either personally BY counsel aud was stated
At the Tombs Police Court, Yesterday, before
justice Morgan Cornelius FtPatre. no L2i Hes,ei va, pen
.or Of John Botiaser No i2ga Ma6srry
N the employ Of Porter Bros Co. Of No. ii3 Broadway
lars worth Of goods from b. n'oye J.e'S hsnshh OF No. ~
cevsd the property knowing it to have been stolen
Charles Marks of No. 4Ol West Twenty-fourth-st,
charged with Max Genbsum OF No ~ Greenwieh
YESTERDAY She. default Of 500 bail. Ahaba
HsIpeS eaTsI with sag mPop"i% '%P efi was n ns
Deans shed, william McGrih John snroa Tbom,, RELY ard
Havana to hs port AMI charged with refusing to 10 l we're commit
tel tor examination.
In the Court of General Sessions Yesterday before
reny add sent % TIE Peoet o one John Relic,
PLEADED guilty Of an attempt At burglar The third degree and va,
Penentis for John Daon bookkeeper
enber- amounting 1856 peei guilty aad remsDef
for Sentence one that evdeaeo ~ r,r to % previous good char
oa1ed pistol Bunkesohy uni guilty OF assault
10 bodily and state Prison for four
Three young men. Caleb Gunnion, alias Thomas
Moore Thomas Brennan and John Maare placed before The
General before Judge Sutherland
indicted for the hrs degree On Feb. "a
the store Of John Martin a, No 3i Third ave- was broken int
pursued Of them, drop jimmy and arrested him.
the Moore
denise Gale" Gnhnion whom John Irving 10 his pretended
implicated the Nathan The jimmy found
door which had been opened Brennan
MuAre arrested The charged by the officer
being the who escaped Caleb
guilty Of burglary the frst degree and
Prison for 10 Brennan and Auhse
tired toghei Their counsel william T. Knitting produced long
array both OF them home before the
time th alleged robbery The Court adjourned until s morning