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The New York herald., 1875-09-28

OOI WEST 26TH STA YOUNG WOMAN AS FIRST
ZO1 class cook In small family French fat; willing
end obliging; city reference.
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

rn NORTH MOORE sT-AN EXPERIENCED WO-
~ cook in private family; understands All
kinds Of baking and family cooking would do the coarse
washing; best city reference.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
A MYSTERIOUS DEATH.

Officer Mclaughlin early yesterday morning
took TO the Fifty-niDth Street Police Station a
man. who was unconscious, apparently from some
severe injury to his head. He was evidently German,
about Is years oGe and dressed In dark clothes
with soft felt hat. He had been found In a Second
Avenue Railroad car at Sixty yfrstst by the oicer who
said that the conductor had informed him that the
unknown man had been placed In the by two per-
sons who said that he had injared himself by falling
from crosstoWn Police Surgeon Satterlee found
there punctured wound on the right side OF
the mans head near bis This wound looked very
much as though II had been made by bullet, but might
have been caused by falling upon some sharp pAui Dr.
Satteree prObed the wound. but could not reach any
ball The man fingered for about two hours and Dait
then died, without being able 70 give any cew 10
his identity or the in which the wound mad
been received that caused his death After dgeDt In
curry asccrtaiDed that he dead man was
der Rule, a butcher Of No. 231 East Fifty-fourfh-3t
The police searching for the two men VINO look
the man Secondaye car, according to the con
ducorb story believing that they may be able TO throw
some light upon the case
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
DEMOCRATIC CITY REORGANIZATION

TTIB MAYOR SAID TO BE URGING THE REMOVAL on
TIE CORPORATION COUNSEL AND FIRE coMMis-
sIoNERs-RUMoR OF COMMISSIONERS VAN NoRTS
RESIGNATION.
Reports in regard to prospective changes ln
municipal Offices we're rife yesterday. The statement
that the Mayor had transmitted TO the Governor the
charges against Corporation Counsel Smith, Win
that he be removed and that the GOV
ernor had asked for the evidence in the case before
giving his decision the probable fate OF the Fire Com
mssioners and the answer OF the Dock Commissioners
10 the complaints OF the Commissioners OF Ac-
counts, formed the chief topics OF conversation
among the politicians The statement that Commis-
Mort had rendered his resisnation or was
about to do co. was again revived The Mayor was ret
cent when asked for information with reference 10
these rumors except far the Dock Commission
ers were concerned He had not had time to look over
their answer, and could not say whether or
not he would make 1t public. There are
those who claim 10 be conversant WIN INC
facts, who say that the Mayor has recommended TOT
removal not alone the Corporation Counsei, snt ne ".
Fire Commissioners also and that the ior
their retention rests with the Governor Inc iat,eI
wishes all the evidence to be transmitted 70 Nun, auu
the Mayor thinks that his lnVesu9aIon Oh ,he case
and his recommendation for removal Dased Oh such
evidence, should be sufficient Tor inc Governor
With reference the RESIGNATION OF the Commissioner
OF Public Works IL Is alleged hat ne mas not YET Ior
ally rendered his resignation, but that under certain
has stated that he does not especially desire he place.
rather than have serious charges preferred agnst
him. or recommendation made for his removal by the
Governor. he would resign. -
Should the COstigan bill be defeated by the Repub
can Senate t is deemed certain that the Mayor Will
recommend to the Governor for removal the Police ana
Dock Commissioners and the Commissioner OF Pu0llc
Works. and possibly Controller unless these officials
should In the mean time resign Two OF the Cominls
sons will fall into the hands OF the democrats IN any
event. May 10y OF expiration OF the terms o
Office OF two ncumbenis These are III The TAX ana
Fire Departments. The outgoing Commissioners are
Severn d. Mouiton OF the Tax Commissioners, and Cor
nens Van Cott OF the FIRE Commissioners and as they
are Republicans they not expect TO be reapponteo
IL sees ~ be accepted by all the officials and p0llcaps
that an atten pt Will be made either by leGsato or
removal To change III the heads of the leading
Dspirtmeuts
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Feb 15.-The following is sum-
No l4J.me Hepburn the school Directors Of ,Carse .p
% the o1on ,bs shares OF stock IA nstoaal tass
taxed the State At The actual value and not necessarily al he
af s3ue 1he m en- u.i0 H'''o ma1p ''''"
No l68-a Reedy sst Geo Scott appeal from the Circuit
Clifford delivered the opinion hoos that the submission to an ar
plaintiff secured patent buds the parties to the award
good defense 10 reissue Of plaintiffs patent made
l76 United states ag oCrady appeal from the Court Of
favor Of claimant tie Secretary the TIeaaIy mus pay
10 ease Of cotton claim Affirmed.
. SS css kS Ss Ss st:. ST. & nsa Me- G a.. s SHs from
Mr. aase B,s y s SG9 VIII nh S -. S M
ground Of fraud in obtaining n probate and ne papers
forgery H tD n Eand It ed so na'C S W. eI pSs. inter
Court relief also that the doctrine prevails 10 this
souU 90 ,ss osd nat eSu' oil a'' Oh A' u'
No. l24J PstOam e. al sgt Day appeal from the Cir
bradley delivered the opinion holding that ball Of review viii not be
and the as.aeo reason ia
No s2-DSpsseer ss appeal the Cou.
Justice Bradley the opinion " DIHass,
Of Uotsd States tots defense suit ,be State
@ S sSS1 s 1s 'ss @ Court o''s' the coa
decided tina. the Judgment Of the Circuit Court wa. not
srmtd
Malone .ppts from the Circuit Court the
&c Souhsrp nssipp-Mr Justice deheertd the
sared another time another TO that
& dS S Of she who s the
death would be best for the the
loss s admissible against the company: Reversed ~
l70Ihe OF Sacramento Fove appeal from the Cr
uc delivered the holding that service Of notice the
the Of valid service sgsn the
CITY b Pedens Of the Board Of Trustees and
oe Of the city, Tos judgment FOR y bonds 80 obtained
90 defense be interposed, Affirmed
l6I-issac Pr Co Ralph Sover executor &e appeal
from United for the Eastern District Of
Justice Davis delivered the opinoa holdnE that
@sn By to s sa Ds s Ban, q p,
. n valid payment Reversed
No. l6l-Eward Fox eIecator s jos H. Scale ct al appeal
from the United for the Westeru District Of
Justice Strong delivered the epnon aoLnG thai
The e OF thu Legstus Of lS42 gving
railroads subsequent
Ne the debt krwsrd nersed Jadg
lien o tie judgnens judgment NAY Be losI ke
versed.
No l30-L Lansdean Aaron Hsnes appeal from The
Coart the Northern District OF lno-Mr
delivered the opuon tsug that confirmation nDae
r,tted by 1907 legal title
.sd PROVISION patent that did
Uuted States tAe statute VI limitations did
10 otv vhan the ptent Ssaed. Anrned.
lsOJ Burnhse H. X appeal from the Supreme
Court Jonee del vered oyaoO holding that
held against nsolveu given 10
before and tskes and
the lev weeks before saakupev proerdn
as;y due though have been
elsded iu the settlement <R.vrrsed
6iS-The
peal Coa Of Pcnusryss-Mr Jssaee Hsn
by Witch Erie sAosd Coapsny obsaaed right Of
hronsh that ss abonus and speei de-
mammal smount eon ali other by The se
Affirmed
No 5O3-wn Smith sgt n Aant s sLi No s64-s Passsrb
ag A. trsLk No 5s6-w H. Bod et al Johs H. Aoor, sub
@tlso unsIed HEsassts.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
POLICE NOTES.

Herbert Joseph. q sailor upon the steamer City OF
Astwer nz Pier No. 49, N fed from the main Jar yesterday
an fstaly injured
George Van Steuburg Of No. 260 Ninth-ave. fell
through No lJo Puon yesterday and received
junes shA Will probably fatal
Mary Meeban, age g. of No. pa MonrOe-st., was so
burned seida BY her clothing taking hrs from stove that
the probably result fatally Bellevue Hos
pItal
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday,
PhIp Saith was held I 900 bail breaking the dwnng
sGhr No 273 B'st Broadway He arrested
Barbara roles held ior keeping lottery Office At No.
lZ6 BfOomesL
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday Helose An
qeh stealing 81 2l5 worth OF ewely the house Of
a. K Phillips 273 Broadway and Dumas Renes VI No III
Vaudam held receiving The stolen property John Nc
900 bail attempting into the tin.
ware store OF Il butcher, at No. SO FuAonst
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
NEw-JERSEY OFFICIALS AT FAULT.
TUE CHOSEN FREEHoLDERs OF HUDSON COUNT
PRESENTED BY THE GRAND JURY.

TIE CHOSEN FREEHoLDERS OF HUDSON COUNTY
PRESENTED BY THE GRAND JURY.
The Hudson County, n. j., Grand jury, in
closing their labors yesterday, made prcsenment to
the Court in which taey sllege Irregularities
and careless performance OF duties by the Board Of
Chosen Freehoders 1t is reported that one or two OF
the members have been indicted This presentmeRt, in
part, is as follows:
In the investigation Of various matters which have
been brought 10 the attention OF the Grand jury the
and extrdvaganI manner III which the affairs
Chosen Freeholders are managed and conducted, has
apparent. large proportion or the moneys
expended for the institutions at Suake Hi is paid out
The direction aud supervision OF what Is known as
the JOINT Committee consisting or Is memDe's. THIS
Copmitie meets week, and the members claim
committee and also OF the Joint Committee, at the
s. for each meeting. The compensation allowed
by law is 50 each member of the Board for each
day necessarily employed in discharging the
which are presented 20 this J0lut Committee
are not examined each member, hut the matters in
hand are referred ~ some subcommittee who IN turn
base their reports upon the infOrma ton OF some
irresponsible subordinate, satisfied TO take the
bills right and proper, from the fact Of having the
usual aidayits Of correctness attached 10 tnem The
Grand Jury satisfied that this Joint Committee IS
f the great wrongs existing the Board OF Chosen
Ereehoders which the Board itself should remedy and
Ihat Board Itsef consisting OF 80 members Is too
numerous and shOUl0 be reduced by tue Legislature
appears tnat salary OF s. 800 per year IA paid 10
the the Board while the law provides tat his
saton shall he 81 50 for every day he shall be
employed the duties OF ais Office and that numerous
agents employed by the Board, At large sGlarles
without any authority OF law whatever.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
THE BROOKLYN ALDERMEN AsTIR.

Alderman Gardiner of the Fifth Ward ere
ated at the meeting Of the Board OF Alder
men yesterday by Offering resolution condemnng the
attempt Of Senator Coe to pass bill reeslabishing
Board Of Supervisors Kings County. The resolution
denounced the proposed measure inexpedien and in
furious to the interests OF the citizens Of Brooklyn 1t
was referred to the Committee Legislation At pres
ent each member Of the Board OF Aldermen draws
snlary 81 coo per anDum for scLing as supervisor
After tus resolution referred, Alderman Fisher
offered a resolution calling upon tho Treasurer OF the
Police and Excise Board to appear before the Alder
manic CommIItee Excise answer certain charges
made against him by III. Everding OF No n Court-st
The resolution adopted. Mr.. EverduR charges that
certain Hquordealer paid 75 for license fee, and
credited By the Excise Commissioners with paying only
SEn
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16

ite gesture and motion and by the remarks eers ana
gestures of auditors might tend TO shock the puhlIo
morals and maintain Q nuisance. The test In the com
ton outrage decency aud public morals aud pc
come thereby nuisance to the community Dld tne
prisoner for his profit, Intend 10 give pnDno eA
hibton which he thought would attract the prurien
the dsordery aud outrage decency and shock pnD-
lie mcralst ,.
This case now about TO be submitted 20 your consid
grafton he concluded, is one fraueht
with vital interest the community, ana invoives
serious question OF morals and respect 10 law and de-
cency the answer to which devOlves upon your body
The verdict that shall return may be Regarded 40
the preyalpg sentiment OF our community a. 10 the
propriety or the immortality. obscenity. lewdness, or
nuisance OF the performance which has lnvokeu ,ho
action Grand Jury and ushered into existence the
Indictment under which the present trial Is hac.
The jury this spent some hours n tne ooutt "
the trial for instructions by Recorder Haeho IA
the evening thew we're taken TO Sweenvs Hotei, anu
being still unable to come 10 any agreement, were
locked up for night 1t was reported tat tney ntoou
eleven for conviction and one for acquittal
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
DIVIDED COUNCILS OF LIQUOR DEALERS.

The Ii1uor Dealers Executive Committee
held a meeting night at No 33s seeond-ave'' A.
Herzherg presiding. The Committee to walt upon tnc
Legislature reported that the Hon. Willard Johnson,
Chairman of the Committee on Internal Ahdrs' had
promsed them to report the bill for new exese law
this week This bill has been somewhat changed 30 as
TO read that license shall not be less than $50 ana
not moro than $50 resolution passed to the
effect that the Union will reimburse to liquor deaiers
money paid for license fees uron the advice Oh co"Se
for rho unon This money will be paid In installDens
OF s2o the first instalment TO be paid on apphca'o
E. McGoyern and W. II. Van Houton were appoin'eu
meubers OF the Executive Committee In the place Oh
Mr. OGrady and j. Reilly expelled. Another resoiutoh
was passed TO give notice the members that fraudu
,ent oroanzatiou has been formed calling themselves
be IJouor Dealers Protective Union and warning all
10 nay NO money any one assuming 70 oe ah omce Vi
the Union unless the order be signed oy j. MOORE INC
Financial Secretary The next meeting VIII take pace
on Monnay next at Masonic Hail.
The boilers from the Liquor Dealers Protective Union
called meeting last night at Putnam Hall, ana con-
adorable number assembled. Mark Lanigan called the
meeting TO order and ]. Cassidy made motion that
the Union he reorganlSed John keenan, was elec'eu
President and J. Ho%ard eTr1ag aS er tr third
time was formally declared 10 be Oeposed. motion
was then carried an tne cers Su wer ected
First VicePresident. A. Kraus Second iee-President
retary Ch. Rogers; Financial Seeretarp. d. McCary.
The nameof the Union then changed to that OF the
New-York Liquor Dealers Protective aud Benevolent
Association. 80
Inspector Forbes OF the Excise force, with Ofhcers
Wall, Keenan,, Don0hue and MOloney, or the Eghth
Precinct Police, made descent last night upon the
liquor dealers in the Eighth Precinct. The following
places closed up aud the proprietors arrested:
George Munze, No. 100 Greepe-st.; August Schmeelk
and Robert Degenhardt No. LOG Greene-st. D0minica
Underfa No. l26 South Flh-ave.; Frank Gaforna ana
and Nicholas Burdesta, No. l74 south Fhbaye; John
Speckman William Holman, No. 63l Broome-st;
John f. Brody aud Tnomas Lynch. No CO thompson
The nris tD
Station. charged with having no licenses They are to
be taken TO court to-day.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
HOME NE VS..
tn BRs oMsrER YESTERDAY. AT aUDNUrs. IN BaoAo"Af
eAu-s' Naes-l3' 3 a-l6' xdnshs-s'.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fi1k Avenue Hotel-Lient.-Gov. II. g. knight OF
Mssschues Col o. Beaumont U. A.. snd stevens VI o.
veeCousni q. Annoy China k.cAoas Ho-Bi C1ns1s %
Theodore Of Aaburn Psymsscr John Iaoeh
~ and Judge KrLpstek Of Pttsburgh sL psns I
Tbe Rev teose CIaresdon HotesCoL
T. Tait Of HouseThe Hon Abish \" Palmer
Of Amenia n Y. Bdraurs Honl-Gea NJ Bo.man OF Bhn'
ro,e NropoLtan Ho1I-Tbe Csmody OF New. Haven
gyond CEts Hou-The james Hughes Of Hariierd
WtstraEnsisr HoLI-J. L. Toole the Comoiisn-
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16

yununs of this boats the eaid ferry ana 20
ha fn mower and discretion In respect thereto Inc
invitation addressed rst aud foremost TO the wr,es nd
"a elaborated with much particularly. II 10 sugeeseu
that while the editors are supplying the places Oh 'no
nlots the pilots shall l the vacant edltotaI onaI@
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
A FATAL DOMESTIC QUARREL.

PkMBERTON, N. J., Feb. 15.-On Saturday
afternoon, about 2 o'clock, Q man named James J..
Reeves hotekeeper at this place. struck his sou-lu,
law James Malsbury. on the head with poker, from
the efects Of which Masbury died early on Sunday
morning. The ARRAY b supposed to have been the re-
suit Of drunkea spree An Inquest was held but no
arrest has been made as yet.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
IMPROVED LABOR pRosrECrs IN PHILADELPHIA.

IMPROVED LABOR PROSPECTS IN NPHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 15.-In consequence of
the decis,on OF tho Supreme Court which afrms the
eonstutionshIy Of the Gas and Sewer Loan oills im
medstey upon the breaking MP OF the cold weather at
least 1oOo will be employed IN laying mains and
copstrucIpR &c weu.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
SALE OF IMPORTED wATER-CoLORs.

The kurtZ Art Gallery was hlled TO It's
utmost capacity last evening, the occasion being the
sale by auction Of q collection Of water-color paintings
imported by NJ Knoedler Co. For about half an hour
after the first painting was offered, the bidding
slow and not marked by much competition The buyers
gradually grew interested, however and Ut times con-
siderable enthusiasm was evinced Mr.. Bonneville
acted as auctoneer, and two occasions when paint
ings had been Knocked down, two bidders having
offered the same price, he by skul leading, succeeded
In nearly doubling the original prices.
The largest price realized during the sale $50,
which %as p paid for painting by e. 6
Marchetti sold for s2So C. Diedin's Fish Market at
j. Agrssot Of Rome, brought t24o "A Woman Of Tras-
tevere." by Smonetu of Rome, was purchased for
S Sy IN 1ns s e easa ars
payne Fruits" sold for $780, picture represent
ins " "Deyonshirs Scenery" was purchased iOr .l6s.
F,snre realized ,iss Hacther picture Of stiii
life. by J. ". Preyer. brought $40 Two designs III
charcoal represe morning and evening
Paris drawn By Aspgf sod io' M4o " and sla view
y s Eors Of sed
yll5. "Bull Fighters in Tavern" painted by +. Pc
In the va eIocuted aG Iacc Rose, Of Roe
was sold for el06 view, by W. T. Richards,
ing the entrance ways TO the cathdras OF Tours and
strasbourg. sold for 500 and soO J. salmons Beach
the more prominent pictures bringing smaller prices
were sold as follows: Rouen," by j. Lessore. $780,
Lanotcape by II. Herson OF Paris, Landscape by
Z. Lst to Horse and Hart" by T. Lessore Of Paris.
$S An 0id English Tavern" by T. G. Dibdin, scS The
Fishing Village" by the same artist. to5 La Dame
Rose." by g. FIlosa. t6 Lansoapc, by A. Campriani
eR The Old Bridge" by T. G. TibdiD, &c. "A Freneh
Farn," 0y J. b. MAlet $50.
FKRRY DIRECTORS RUFFLED BY CRITICISM
The directors Of the Union Ferry Company
held meeting yesterday morning. the object Of which
was to attack editor few days ago ne Journal Of
Copnercs took occason 10 erticise somewhat sharply
cement Of the Union Ferry Company The direct
ora seemed determined 70 put stop to all editorial In
terfsrenco with their business Cyrus r. Smth was tho
leading man In the movement and was grave and cay
by turns. Finally, after reading an article which
vas Intended 10 show thai the management
OF the Uuiou Ferries might be impzDved,
Mr.. smith presented preamble and resolution
which referred TO tue ertcsm passed upon the manage
mcnt OF tile boats during tho ico-UOckade, nd gave
gonerai invitation TO editors to take Charge
OF the boats AS pilots. or 10 lake any posi-.
tlOn they may Judge besI At sitbcr side OF
Faiton Ferry. "In order 10 DroDoyiy regulate tbs
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
Total Assets Dec. 81, tS74...........S33,9Sl,5
New Business in is74. 900 Policies, asspr
S34,1S9,si5.
Outstaudipx Risks, S1Sf ,029,00

Total Assets Dec. 81, -
New Business in 1874. 900 Policies assuring
S34,1S9,sl3.
Outstanding Risks, S1Sf ,029,00i.
Total Liabilities, including Capital Stock o ON -o "a
Of eTslng policies 10
Total Surplus over Legal Reserve. S3'oo1'oS5 70
From rded surplus Of 50 6623S7 2s the s0ee hss
declared reveonay dividend available settlement OF next snn
premium participating policies poPoonAts to theH eoa0sl's
70 surplus
The cash rslue Of may used settlement prsa
If the pohcyhoicer so elect
The valuation the policies Ousndns has been made on the Amer
lean experience legal standard Of the State Of SevYI
gS' g.w' yhS rbltlsRs cIss Assu.re.
We, the undersigned, have personally examined m
detail the assets accounts, and business Of the soe
ety. and result with the foregoing state
ment, which we hereby certify TO be correct.
BENNINGTON RANDOLPH,
THOMAS A cUaMIss,
JAMES JAMES n gAd,r aAbsrEp'
Parker HANDY.
Special Comu,.. Boar, Of DOr appointed Oct rs 1874
and accounts at the eiose OF '0e ya
BOARD OF DIRECTOks.
HENRY B. HYDE, JOHN A. srs"Atr
cRokoe T ApYB BENRY NJ. ALEXANDER
opopcp n uosG,y BENJAMIN WILLIAMSON.
,uITII.n q I.wRHRT RogRaT LRNOx KENNEDY,
HENRY A. HURLBUr, "ibLiAa "AhNHA'
uvNpy q uARouAsD HENRY DAY,
I.ups low WILLIAM r. BLODGgrT,
Ioun .ncuIyCfOss BENJAMIN b. BATES.
HENRY p. SPAULDING. AshbsL otAsSE''
JAMES W. ALBXANDBR. WAfhAS CHOW
uvupy rERRRIl JAMES NJ BBBBB.
CHARLES J. MARTIN sTEPHEN II. PHILLIPS,
ruouAss yOuSG THOMAS A. BIDDLB.
ruowAs A CuMMIyS Tn.oDoRB CUYLBK
ROBERT BLISS, CYRUS '" HkLD'
WILLIAM u. FodG. GEORGE H. SruAhr.
nINIp, n LORD JOHN J. DONALDSON.
JAMES NJ HALsTED, GEORGE O. ksLLo"o,
HORACE PORTER. SAMUEL W. rohhbi'
SIMEON FITCH, SAMUEL HobhBS'
EDWARD w. LAMBERT N. D, }. r. NAVARRO
nRy0Ts p RANDOLPH wM wBITEwRIoHr, IT,,
.IINsoN TRAsK JOHN j. MoC0OK,
JOHN 7. MOORE, JUDsoN hA"LsI,
PARKER HANDY, ALbAANpsn r. I"'"'
JOHN SLOANE, d. hbShi s"in
HRyRY B. HYDE. President
yAMgs W. ALBxANDER. Vice Prssidesa
SAMUEL BoRRowg. Secretary.
GEORGE W. PHILLIPS Aetasry.
HENRY NJ ALEXANDRA. Counsel
EDWARD W. LAMBERT n. D.. Medical Drsses
HENRY DAY. Attorney.
u
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
OFFICES
Tribune Building
PRINTING HOUsR-sQUARk'
TO RENT
From May I, 1879.

BANKERS, LAWYERS, and others arc onorod v'~
lighted Offices st low prices
Tnc basement noor will be divided into I've s~es~
The main door Nassauss. consists OF ono n's 49,
suitable for Banking or Insurance COMPANY. As
nooss are available by the elevators. wnicn VIII " wv
In full operation DAY AND NIGHT.
All the Offices will be heated by steam vithous sS
onal ehsrg 70 tae tenant
Early applicants viii have the privilege OF hs"sH
partitions placed 10 accommodate them
Apply 70 q address the BUSINESS MAFA0kk
Tribune oa'sA
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
BuRsErr's COCAINE makes the hair sro,

HOWARD g. Co., 222 Fifth-ave., exhibit exact
nilss Of tho largest DIAxoyDsm the world Cal sn
, 1875-03-10

srsrial D.snatch to The Cat:aao Tribune.
JAcRsosv111E, Ill.,, March 9.-A very Iargcly-
attended mooting Of thoso In favor of psohiblt-
ing tho liquor-traillo was hold tonight in tho
Good Temp1ars' Hail. The nov. lTr. Glover pro-
slded. A temperance platform MAS unanimous
~ adopted. declaring tho trafIla In Intoxicating
liquor grent public evil, aud its sanction by
law an Outrage on virtue and religion; TINT the
Issue Ia simply licsnso or no llconso, tho State
Inv furnishing sufficient safeguard agninst the
traffic, md that city like this, with ita great
educational and benevolent institutions, ncctls
npocial protection against tho evils Of intempcr-
anco. Tho following ticket for city ot.lcofs
wna Y nominated; a[.vor West'y Slathors Clark.
and Collector, II. Il. Mitchell, all Republicans,
and olGh. Aldermen, Divided among Domo-
1nado by tho Rov. Dir. Garoutto the Rev. Mr..
Washington. tho nov. DR.. Cross tho Rev. Mr.
lzenH, and an Executive Committee was appoint.
cl to conduct tho canvass, which promises TO DO
worry hot ns ono Or two other ticAots will bo
nlacod In tho field.