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The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30

Aiken county IS not like Beaufort eoun
ty the paradise of road ovcrseers. A trial
justice posse in trying t. compel some
saen to wcrk on the roads were fred into
aad two OF tlieir number wounded, and
the same night a son of ono of the woun
de6 men was murdered. The best way
is to d" as we do, let the roads GO, and
pay tse overs 'ers fifty dollars year each
tnr 6oirg nothing and tl;en we have no
murders on this account. There arc
dead bodies enough in the nelyhbOrhood
q H"rdetvi'lr Without making more on
.csouat II highways.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30

The town council met last Wednesday
evening. The case of He.ty Chisom for
keeping disorderly house was called,
but as she failed to appear the Marshal
was ordered to compel her to attend the
next meeting. An application was re-
ceiVcd from j. E. Boyce for renewal of
his liquor licence with +. w. Scheper
and John Franz as securities.
The town treasurer reported q balance
on hand of $t0S.91. The following b;Ls
were presented and referred to the fin.
ance committee:
W. II. Calvert, S7.45
=. NJ. Wallace, 1870
tiracc Myers, $50
Beaufort TRIBUNE, fO4O.
On motion of Warden Robinson it was
resolved to pay the town employees to
June amounting 10 &iOG A check for
$56,33 vas ordered TO pay S. Mayo for
chloride of lime.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30

Smuggling is said to flourish in
our -icinity to considerable extent.
Runor gives this branch of industry us
being OF no small proportions, and n case
was recently tried before one of our trial
justices resulting from disagreement
between alleged operators in this service.
''Crooied whiskcy" is active bat no one
seems inclined to interest themselves in
putting a stop to its shipment, aud con.
sumption
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30

eB@The British ship Eumanides,
Capt Beard arrived at our wharf last
Saturday, AID is dischargiug ballast in
Mr. Harrisons wharf. The Eumanidcs
is a full rugged ship of 1905 tons. is from
Greenock Scotland, and is owned, and
will be loaded by, Messrs Robbins Bud
dington and Co. with timber for some
European market. She will carry about
one million feet.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30

"a Tony Capers a son of Sith Ca.
pers, living on Fripp point died very
suddenly last Thursday evening and his
friends decided that death was caused
by eating poisoned terrapln soup A lit
tie girl who ate small quantity of the
soup was taken sick but recovered. 1t
is alleged that threats had been made
against the deceased, which con6rmc d
the Suspicious of foul play. DR. Johnson
was notified and held an inquest.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30

Quite an interesting meeting of the vo-
ters of Beaufort township was held at
the courc IL chamber last Saturday, fol-
the purpose of assessing tax for school
purposes for the coming year. Exceptions
were taken to the report of the trustees
rs not being full enough, and the meet
ing appointed committee to audit the
accounts and report at an adjourned meet
to be held on Saturday July 10th.
Much interest was manifested in the
school end lively debate of an hour and
a half showed that this important feature
will hereafter receive attention from
some Others than politicians.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30

sBLast Saturday evening our thrifty
burglars crossed the ferry and paid a
visit to the store Of Mr.. w. G.. Robinson
on the Fuller place. But little booty
was secured, probably enough to last until
next Saturday, when some other victim
will be selected by these light fingered
gentry.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30

sW- Now is the time to make your re-
turns. The Auditor can be found at his
office ready to attend to you, so don't de-
lay until the last day, if you wish to
avoid the so per cent penalty.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30

~ The True South of Brunson is as
spicy as usual. 1t informs it's readers
that "Sister Fuller is better" which is
good aews, and that the editor feels
poorly as their market only supplies ba-
con and hominy, which is bad news.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30

H" Governor Chamberlain has
appointed N. B. Myers Treasurer Of
Beaufort county, vice George Holmes
removed for cause, and John Roberts
trial justice at Brunson vice II. r..
Pinckney. We are informed that Mr.
Pinckney expects to enter Yale College
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30
BEAUFoET, $. c. JUNE 30 1873

sheldon township has assessed IA
tax of three mills for school purposes.
Ycrnascc has assessed a tax of two mills
and Robert township tax Of two mills
for the same purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS
TUESDAY. JAN. 26
No s'e.nship MaiA


wBDRBSDAl. JAs. 10.
Partha close a. II suDpI meaaY Nal sIo'ed a tho
Po-t-Omoe ~ l24o N steznsh.p p "a. CsaAo
DecG Jersey Nty.
tor saato Domingo ssmsns Psera PA ssd.
the steamship Tyee close al SaezssbD sails
from Pier No. IL. North River
THURSDAY Ian 81.
hs for Eaoos via Pynousa Cherol Hamburg e~sshs
IL 80 sgnpnrt Maj
Poss-Ono. AZ rs D per
Ihird-st, HoboEeu
Mails Tor the Netherlands r the steamship Msss ees- d 4
Steamship from srbeck Stores brooksn
MAJ Havana, Crescent Civ sose %
Suppeosntsry 10 the PosOtee al 2s4O sssS
,bIp ssis al 8 o. n. Pier No -. Hortb Eiver.
the reamsnp GAMMA, close Al p n shAS
,h,p AZ 4 fronP IL NORTH AVeL
FRIDAY. JAN ~
Mail. IN, y.vsupd,apo close a. N. Psseonos
halifax n closed the new fest PostO hos even
aJnBnm
sATURDAf JAN D.
Mails for Britain ireland the steamship Cene oss
No Supplementary Nail Steamship sails at NJ NON
Pier No. 80. Sorh RIVER 49,.
BurVoe and Bremen By steamship Anees
once El5 Steamship from Pier sos Of fsir>
t. HobOken.
For French Msl direct By steamship France mails doss al
4 sails a. N. from Per No 90. North ktyer
Mails for Bsh Argentine RpGbhc and The West iodes VIC
steamship AernmsoG, a. Supplementary NAL VII
elOse al the PostOsce at 2;lo Steamship sis =. n Tea
Per No. A3 North River
Mails for Key Wed Fod. taken daily BY railway AsssA
Of by steamship On SATURDAYS.
SUNDAY. JAS. "a
All at O'Clock The to-toees hes De-
Q IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
CHURCH COMBINATION.

The Committee of Conference in relation TO
he cooperation Of the Southern Presbyterian and the
K formed DUTCH Church have held meetings 10 The
Ie,ture room OF tue Rev. Dr. Ormstons Church, be-
ginning Friday evening and closing yesterday
morning There present the part OF the Southern
Presbyterian church. the Rev DR.. b. NJ. Palmer OF
New Orleans, the Rev. Dr. William Brown Of Richmond,
tbe Rev Dr. Joseph r. Wilson Of Columbus, g. C. the
Rev DIT " II. smith OF Tennessee, and Gen. A. n
Scales OF North Carolina. The Reformed church was
represented by the Rev. Dr. Ganse, the Rev DR.. Z. T.
Corwin the Rev DR.. A. 3. Van Tindt, the Rev Dr.. A.
q VermnYe, the Rev. Dr. W. r. Gordon the Rev. Dr.
W Ormlsion the Rev. DR. W. II. r TavlOr the Rev. DR.
p d. Van elect, aud the Rev. Or. p. Peltz; Elders +
HughsOn and I. K ". Heath. Other olergymen we're
Also present.
Tho sessions OF the Committee understood 10 have
very harmonious. aud TO have resulted in the
port OF scheme Of partial cO0perstion in the matters
Of publication hOmr missions, foreign missions and ed
ueafiOB The details OF this alliance will soon be
printed ana u be presented for adoption 70 the
GeDsral Assembly aud synod al tben approaching sss
stOIs In May aud June,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
TIE PROTECTION OF TIE HARBoR

At meeting of the Pilot Commissioners,
yesterday, Messrs. Cisco, Connolly, COchraDe. and
Cunhky sent their resignations as pilots, on he
around that they desired 20 join the EewJerseY Pilot
COMPANY Their resignatohs were accepted and their
licenses revoked. communication was received from
residents Of staten Island, asking the Commissioners 70
revise the exterior line Of the island The Secretary
vas requested 70 reply that when the Legisis-
tire asked for information on the subject
,one action would be taken by the Commissioners
A communication was read from the Light House
hoard In reply letter from the Pilot Commissioners
s,ssng mar they would replace the sparbuOys which
nave been or shall be displaced by the accumulation OF
tcsNsn the rivers and naroor - -.
read TINS report enumerates the dlmeuIues WIZ
which the Commissioner has had TO contend ~ keopins
fse eareor clear and pesks specially of the disposition
shoUn BY contractors and the btTeetCeaung bureau
auns refuse and garbage into the river ~ SUGGEST
sddonsI le9isatOn ~ prevent the nllIng up OF TUG
AArboT aud that unless the practice stopP01
TIE harDor Will soon DO unable 10 nOaI iEge meet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
THE SANITARY CARE OF THE CITY.

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF Neutrality-suspicious.
AND DPuTHERIA INCREASING.
The Board of Health held its regular
weekly meeting Yesterday afternoon, the Prea
dent. Prof. G. F. Chandler IN the chair. Sanitary
SUPERINTENDENT Day reported 1882 inspections 50
Of smallpox removed to the hospital. and four
dead bodies taken to the Morgue The following
the comparative OF contagious diseases for
the two weeks ending Jan. l6:
,ostns Fsyer ltTT Fever Mssse, Hphhen. POI
j s:S a. 3D.. 3 IL s. - 80 lS - I
Dr. Esns Harris Register OF Vital Statistics reported
that IN the week ending Jan 10 there 677 deaths
reported in this city There $50 deaths reported
and Si2 actually occurred in the previous week There
was an increase in mortality from phth.sis, Gro p.
smallpox and dphtheria. There 20 more deaths
reported hospitals aud institutions than In the prev
Gus week The number OF deaths from dpntheria last
week "a against &c for the week before This IN
crease due aggregation OF in
any locality. The largest number OF cases were on
side, aud the yruence OF tue disease seemed
70 be grea other part OF the city.
The deaths from smallpox also increased In number
In the past week 50 being reported TO ~ for the week
preyous. The cases principally grouped in two
sections The section 10 which the largest number OF
reported was bounded By Eghteenth-st
area there were 20 The other section. In
Was bonded nv FYftyfourth and Fifty nfthsts Third
ave- aud the East River, nearly opposite the smallpox
Hospital. The Health Board mas found that while
diphtneria RACES most VrnenIy IA the lArge eIowueu
one section 20 another IN the elotbng, 10 moro
frequent In the detached houses. ,..,. .,.s
tering OF cattle amended 80 az 10 prohiplt the
OF such business north OF F0r.etht Unless
the buding 10 which IL 10 situated directly upon
front aad possesses facilities for tho prompt
reception and dsposlIon Of all stocs eo~pls aa,
was used q route for carts ~ the dumping
grodnd referred TO the Poice Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
APLAN TO DEPLETE THE TREASURY.
THE PROPOSED BILL TO INCREASE CERTAIN FEEs OF
ATTORNEYS

THE PROPOSED BILL TO INCREASE CERTAIN FEEs OF
ATTORNEYS.
The bill "To provide judicial remedies Tor
ovsrcharOe Of duties on tonnage and Imports" which
WAS before the House Judiciary Committee on the lo'n
inst SAYS among other hngs that the United sta'e
Courts II plsnth DO successful In suit 70 recover
duties illegally exaetsd the Secretary OF the IreaSuy
shall cause the Judgment TO be paid out OF the Treasury!
together with costs Of court aud attorneys fees al
regulated by the highest court OF the State wherein the
said suit s brought" In speaking yesterday OF tha'
proysion OF the bill prominent lawyer aud pohuclan
er nres,ed himself substantially as follows:
The taxable fec OF the attorney OF the winning side In
the United States ID Gao, while In the hlehes
eourts state amounts TO about $780, ana III TUG
highest tribunals OF tue other States Is great uca
more than that allowed by the United States cours
n therefore, the bill becones Law, tho piaintn
State WILL Ia the event OF success GEL AZ
a tax able fee al30 than he receives in auy
suit That bill undoubtedly prepared In the
OF attorneys who have hand numerous claims
the Government arising from illegal exActlon Oh antes
on imports and II passes. they win ret very Iisn
thing out Treasury. You will observe tnat s.o
bill provides for increase VI attorneys Ices IN au'J
suits only
When asksd who originated tho bill. tho lawyer re-
Piled Ben Butler and II will be found that ne mas
charge of large Of claims Of the class
to, and that the provision In question was inserted N
hopes increasing his taxable fees an attorney even
II they 10 out OF the Treasury"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
EFFORr TO ENFORCE THE GAME LAWS

The suit of Royal Phelps, as President of
the ReuYork Association for the Protection of Game
against william H. Middleton and Gilson Carman, was
recently argued before Judge Van Brunt IN the Supreme
Court Special Term. The complaint charged the de-
PENDANTS who hsh Dealers with having 10 their pos
session on March 1874 100 speckled trout, ana It was
asked that penalty of s2s be imposed for each Tie
defendants admitted the possession OF the fish, but Get
M three defenses-nrst that the trout brought
with other sh from Canada offered for sale, and
were In fact preserved fish second that they were
caught In Canada by Canadians and brought To the de-
feudapts nv Cauadans and third that the fish
aTticle of commerce, aud the New York
law apped 20 them unconstitutional interfer
ence with commerce under the Constitution OF the
United States
Tne plaintiff demurred TO these answers, and Judge
Van Rrunt on account Of receut decision Uf the Gen
sr Term Of the Common Pleas, holds the defenses
valid and eustaIns the demurrer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

have coopcrated with the s,reetcleanlnG Commit
,ee and have lent material assistance In removing tne
snow and Ice. Broadway and the avenues and side
streets have been cleared Of ice and thoroughly
the circumstances aud extreme cold weather per
mtted. 10 has been rumored that the sreeteleaning
to be transferred TO the Board OF Health but no
movement has yet been made TO that end.
current Yesterday that the offices OF
Superintendent. Inspectors ana detectives. In The Po
lice Central Oe To be Hnited and the door leading
into oee from the main hall TO be closed
This would compel one entering tae detectives
Office 20 pass through TIE Inspectors room. and would
ters control OF tAe detective business more
complete President Matseh declared yesterday thai he
had been asked to resign, had been reported.
and that he would not resign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PoaT OF NPW-IORK

Poar OF NETWORK ...................'....JAS 10
s.,,.,,r c.oD.,r. Bu.1 sa1.no.S mur., Fern. Co.
wvsnuse Couch Norfolk Cy Point and Hsh~0ao oH
ssssSsrc Gi.@cSs Be.r,e Boston. 4. P. DlmoeE
steamship Worth Point smith Phl.dsOSa Jane Hang
Ba1 oassn Brl brennan, Gi4ssOs Duneas Mecoa
s BARK R a%ss' Ms s Brown p sSans5a Co
S Sss enTy T. Gregg auGy HivsGs
Bre Jose Bouter, Carisns' slnps On, ClaVp 4 Co.
Bns Ellen IA h S Cs11s' ys lame T1!d so no.
SehI BEND Br. Godfrey POo CAOeo ani Lsgaara
SEM Hattie Ross Durqn st. Jsgo de Caba Jsmes wsd&Cs
G. senult4 rrOnp'Oo ia ysstOG G. H. Mallory %
Rebeoea Harriet HaW.n,, NeT-ii Haven Fove bro
Steamship Parb r) Liverpool jan p and Queenstown
D Sta Id.a, 5r1 ssier ola gov jan via Larps
stean.hp rrulee' Hare Jan via nose ,Hd
81. Ha, S .a 1. f as5s. S S's'" AN B. aud A''
ssa@snp y0e G11T5 sn9 Dom S,. nio 20 % Jo . s'"., '
steamship Georgia Crowe Charleston Jaa ld s' nd ana OAss
steamship nv Bedford Fish New Bedford nds Ad
stes%shp Ssne Berry BO,oa vita pss Il P
DinOeE - 49,, -. -, 49,, -..tp
Sp Ambassador to London Prehu Yokohama lays
IsFE Clara Ger % 5rInef Z. eFaen % Ss.s va -.'
ssar Alice Ls.comO S.i Brunt. Ees.Iia1sa Tor vrgn.
MEMORANDA.
HEvcAsrrg Del Carlo
Lawrence that .t evening ae was 90 ,p J"Ho mos,
Light by the hsh'h use 9eers VINO Wau 70 - 'aksa sS
DISASTER.
EzrcAsrLE DEL jan l9SehE Lglt Boat from newton,
no q that Philadelphia
ashore FIOgger Fsy gb and t nDsiHod YESTERDAY
DOMESTIC PORTS.
RosToH 1q-ATrveI. Hsleti. D0aAe,
Coast OF Africa via vncent Bdde Pierce VirgEa
HARLRsTos Jan. .teamship from
Yor; scar Matte A. EOm Poft4nI LA Dcs
Brsshear Civ CAred lsh Rio Della Plaza tBGl Tor
Liverpool. brig Columbus Spsni bsrce
GALvEsloN, Jan. lSArnveI DsE GtAIue re.e (Br from
Annapolis n. IN ballast Lewis Cear-d
sesmshp W. Hey Havana. sBIp Prince Lons tlT
Liverpool. bars fuO COIk oider.
hOBLR l9-Aruved. Aatblde Cbnste (swe) from
LORGOa.
FOREIGN PORTS.
l9-rhr Allan Line steamship Scandinavia smith
from Portland Liverpool, arrived herr H. morning
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MAI. STEAMERS.
s..m.bp Coma ,sej from San Francisco PsntmA
puleo, Jan. 10
For Latest Sktp Neos SspeRh P10e.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
PlSSENGERS ARRTVED.

PROM sAsrO DOMINGO cTTYfs steawsAp Tsb,s, Jas 49,.
Conmodors NJ Ramsay o. & NJ kosendo Aeags AID hrs
X. LsVnos
FROM LIvBRP0OLfn sfeassAp Partsd Jan lS-nr bsrne-
H. Miss Cope ~ W ca uber and Mr. DeksY d Dsus
K Barrie, W. Fed. M Garsan, J. H. Gaso'd MS A.
Hall HAYES Col Hazard Mr.. Homer d. w Geoney hunssf
Jones, h.s Jones, Lanotte DR. heCaTnsy J. Fssa ~
A. Capt. RJeou alalsev NJ an W.
seeburg Ma Thompson, J. - Ilonpsoe' '. d
TroEter j. A. Weston. ". p Whtt-uOOre r..
P,pDM HAyRR-In seanshp France Jan. l9.-MrA Mar Rip
oon BILLET Nounon Juies Deg1e Lslss kosaa Tsa
eitz Mary FeI Miss bnele Bafge baoeAr ~
DuYe-ers Hsnn Lame ArI h0iH> hre NAY
Mrs. Lcoc9se
Joseph rIaEze e9n jean AGs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
CONTRIBUTIONS BY THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-The Senate in Exec
utive session to-day confirmed the following nOmina-
tons
Collector Internal Revenue the Thirteenth
Dstc; o? Jobn ca Reg Oi the Land
0mee at Del NOre Colorado r. T. Crane 20 be hecSer Of Fable
Moneys HarTsyIiis, California.
Posmaserienrr ftIy RAID Yums Arizona Frank Ceudenln
MOrri,.u Ill., H. Fouids Lasrk. H. a. Warren IL; A. b.
Port y. Holden Belmont ~ l.; J. b. Mar
she'll G"L XII, Sew Ward GOyersye, y. y. L. Alfred
l. ifOge MeHco, NO. J. A kagg, AshFle
G., T. j. Rsw Whe.ng West Va b. d. Moore Latrobe PENN
AlireI Bowen, shelbOune Falls. Mass t. Merrill Nnchen
Mas; H. BaruWel East Hampton Miss. J. Boe BOOmh H.
oSl H. J. Wiei, Michigan Citi, lOwa W. H. Pumphlr Seattle
Wash errOry WhaieI Irae Du Caen WIS :. Bngk,
Attnuctn - [
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-The following Ii SUM
mar, Of the proceeding, Court to-day
Ne x7Putna Appeal from The supress Cssf' ''
ndisna Passed called before the <ib February set
s48-fbe Railway CO1psny The tSmnoa.ta =,
PsEBsVfyaniA This Mr.. W W herEhha o.
plaintiff ssd By M samuel Dnask OF
fer atenasrt IN -,
No l44-wsds Hsnptoz 81 al sst Jehn aosss appss :,
f Unsd The sesfhs se' o.
hssssps The csnnsnsed ~ ~
svpss pinaes ssd ssvnsss ~ H. rAnnps
81 esssss sss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-The President sent

tue iOiONlug no IinatOus 10 JUG semitic to-tldJ
be Chic Jl.ce Of t- supreme Cout in Wash
G. gi Associate Justice Of Ih
Territory Robert H. Mir0T, TO be
Cmte Sttes Attorney WsnngOs Ierrorri James y Bots
op,, Uuued Attorney Western District Of
u. Hss0w. United states Marsha the Eastern
Pymaser Rail s. he' Onne
sysst,r Paymase Samuel
H. u Assistant Ia master the ned states NAV
- Register of the Land Once az bav
gt for Tie lnoan OF tne
Agency Iowa Janes T. Galloway Of hoRsHa to be Sec
r,kary Of he I,lltOry OF Montana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

his way home, person In buggy asked him TO take
ride BE accepted; but when the ride took direction
away from bis home the little bov became scared NOT
wrsta ndfng promises OF candy b when the stranger
ali lighted TO pick MP glove, the small smlth sssuned
team, and being accus'opea 70
driving, made the hest OF hrs way 70 neighsoflpg
hotel. We do not hear wbet became ~ the stranger
who described by the boy az having " hair on bs
taefh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
fflarule ano Slide Alnnlels.

At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.-An
N extensive and Msrbt ed nHtes and AL sSsr
for the A kLAbbh lS4 k-st
EghIeenth-s.. near rbini-ave, ~ I.
4 GREAT reduction III prices OF Marble and
~ MarbeiEed haHte all kinds cor Tang, dlunmeht, HEED
stones Plumbers CabBetmake offered Al kLA
BIER Co Steam Works az 223 West Fiy ss
ST. Broadway
NASONf & ISOLA,
" STEAM MAkBLB and GRANITE WORKS,
l46to 1872 West 4Oth-st. Broadway.
Monuments Alars Hirg Wsusroting A. iB-
porter from Of work description
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
COMMISSIONERS OF COINAGE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. The following
named gentlemen were to-day appointed by the
President as Special Commissioners TO make
N, annual trial OF the gold and silver coinage OF
the United States at the Philadelphia Mint the sec
ond wednesday in February next:
The Hon Samuel ooper Massachusetts, George W Chis and
Roet patterson of Phdephis Dr. Thomas jenkins Of Keaucky
Prf r. & Rogers University Of Penasvania Prof j. l. Sch
der II Col Prof Morley Of ONO Prof George heaon
Of San FraDciseo ProL g. gArI Of Washington W. MeT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
IA CATTLE TRAIN WRECKED.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. ia special dispatch from
kseon City Mo. that cattle train on the Hann
bal a et. Joseph Railroad through the nrdee =.
Eureka City Sunday destroying the bridge, ~ IeS'
long smashing the locomotives aud the cars. anu MI
ting manning oil the cattle in them. The damage "
t21.OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
POLICE DEPARTMENT DISCUSSIONS

The Board of Police Commissioners did not
hold their usual open meeting yesterday oHt were
bnsy ali day In committee meetings and executive Sef
son IN which ell proceedings were Kept secret
me streeteeaning committee occupied in reeeiV
Ing r.psrs. Of the wors accomplished under superin
ssnssnss sr L.spsesss ZheEas. Tes sUestssf semps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
GouarInersnlr Nonres.
Droucsais

DROPOSALS.-Notice ia hereby given that
proposals. vn be received sad MoSDAY the 2oA asy
Of JApsay 1879. IL o'clock for The PRISrfSo 10 esoA
PRoCRkDIN9S OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
or NBsrcH4STRR COUNTY Tor he 1874.
Bni proposals .ad aesges' for ne ,sss . b. gsrd
be on spplsspoa GEORGE w. DAvIDr No III Waust,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

STATE Grnuee Patrons OF Husbandry, Of the State OF
Missisnppiin favor OF Dakfnv Fasaxoula pert o.
sury and for the Improvement or thai narpor eoreo
10 the Committee on Commerce..
Mr. CAmERON's notion Cor au Executive Session was
agreed co. and At 400 the eed TO tle c0nsd-
GRAFTON OF Executive bs,ress At as the doors we're
reopeued, and the Senate adjourned.