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New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-IoGK. K......................MAH MAHcu l.

PORT OF NEW YoRA. ......................MA MAGcu
CLEARED.
steamship Gaelic (Br). Parsels Liverpool, r Cor'iS
sitamsp Bell LawreBee Norfolk, @y Point aAa ehnohd
Old Dominion Steamship Co.. =, v,,..c
stpamsr o 'Gancus Bearse, Boston IL. +. Dim cs
snia (BE) Leddcnat Hamilton, bermuda T. Outer
oTass Crescent CITY Curtis Havana WIN P CLYDE
steamship orb Low. Port-salrnee' Laguayra &e PIN
BARK SparEns Br Car Bio Grande DO Sui via Rich
"IS BARI chrse tGsr, Boekelm.u Bremen II. KOOO Co.
BarkCraler GorEsm, Duleden aud Wen oI Il W. Cameron
Brg calao Leemsn aaap1., Br,t sSS %S.bo,..Acs So
Bg RdvnRowe Crockcr Maranham and market weinberg
sc6r wu Todd, woOd' Cape ii.yr4 4 r Mstenl, Co p.
Davidson HALIFAX ~ y & '" Be- teauT
sshr " ~ Simmons Williams Charleston Bvans Bah &CO.
ARRIVED.
State o. dians Br sace Glasgow Feb Is va Llrne
l OH sjtl ndse. ami pass Austin Bal win Co
ship New Yorh tBr Lyrpoc Feb ls
oa,sns.osn 18Th Wit ndse. and pass TO John G. Dae
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NoapoLK vs. March 4Aivcd steamship San JaeDo from Gal
weston for Liverpool, tor coal
MONROE March 4Arrved schr Charles W Holt from
Csrdenas tor Baltimore.
caAaIEsros Msreh 4-Ceared bark Bese rl Liverpool.
Sailed Georgia for wiors Virginia. for Philadelphia
Mass, Ma ch A-AnVel sears M"b Miller from
savsnnah Nathan Ceayes and H. Prescott from Norfolk
for Portland.
FOREIGN FORTS
March 4The steamship state louisiana JohDnous
from HeU-or.eAns arrived mere to-day
Loypox March 4-rhe brig Agis. Iahv from Belfaft
2 United states ao asron With her
KocKPoEr Ne March i-The schr Lion Of Lockpor s.
an.go. Ponali Me, loaded m"Iases vent ashore
fOJO eS to-day Al aocSpo The res ser s-'s ,, TIE
life hne the storm abass the vssse and
cargo nav be ssvcd-
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
s,m.hp Great Repube sailed Hong Kong
via Yokohama March l.
,lor Latex sh,p FIN Pace
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
ORGANIZATION FOR THE DEFERRED CAPITAL
sCHEME.

A meeting of subscribers to the deferred
capital fund OF rapd transit railroad was held yes
terday at No. Il Wa-st, IN the Office of e. A. h"ose-
yc, who acted secretary at the LAST meeting After
sotue discussion it rosovcd that the following sub
scribers be appointed Executive Commits OF 4fly
TO carry into effect plan Of organization:
James ". Drake, F'B. Thuroer, joan X. Kemp, L. j.
Phillips, JOhn Haven, Lawson NJ FLier. Louis o.
I.I~i r. sauaef sci G r TO,e N suaer J. \. tarh, NJ
H. Mo. tell JohG II nry Hui. Joun son. JACOB Cocn'
= \ Brown. ]. A. WILCOX, Al. j. DoSale. JOhA Stephen
sou, DAVID VI. GARRISON, joan Rlssing, IL C'thjn
Combs, John II. CLeeyer. iicrato lke i, gorge r
Goutz +. l.. Johnson, II. AlOrZo Carr, A. H.
Mills, David h. Knapp. J. W. Clowes, Thomas
pe.rso1 C,E < nOlsOu, NJ. D., ROucrt AcCahefy' er-
dtnaud KurzmOn, Myer Stern, David Dcvaimy' y
Coyan Cornelius OIeilly, h. Israel FrancIs Mcs iD,
Thomas Duffy James Rowe, Jet'me D. COnlAs, A. - A.
Drake, - ". steOoius, Frank e. Brown, X! & Hoot
tTurs. L.spnnascc. George ~ Iiaisey, COnMoIoto j.
p Levy, Samuel &. sloan.
II was also resolved that meeting or inc aDove
Executive Committee should be Held on AlOnudy AeA'
"A T. m az lie Chamber " COMMERCE. for ne purpose
II orsauZing a ceurai body whcn IN turn shoI Il rec
the tUindtOn Of Draucn "a Local OIsShizAtIOhS AZ
"a OF ne Wllds OF the cItY.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
THE CTTY'S nEAGER CARE FOE TIE SICK.

DEFECTIVE SUPPLIES AND FAULTY ACCOMMODATION
IN BELLEVUE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
UNCLEANIINEsS AT CHARITY HosPuAL-rHL
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE VISITING COMMITTEE.
The third annual report of the Visiting Com
mttee for Bellevue and other public hospitals Aas Deeh
made II is signed by the President, Elizabeth c. Hob
son and the Secretary Rosale Butler The comparison
OF the death rate OF Bellevue Hospital with tnat OF
London hospitals shows the mortality In the former
was per cent greater than in the latter during the
past year. This claimed TO be an unansweraDe argu
mept IN favor OF providing accommodation elsewhere
than in Bellevue for acute surgical cases. The framing
Schoolgirls supplied three trained nurses III the Vlhgh
wards of this hospital in place OF one incompetent woman
heretofore employed, aud the maternity wards have
been removed 10 Biackweus Island. The committee
found that the "hclpers or ten days women" wero
lodged in basement, where no attention was PAID 10
cleanliness Of the place the beis There we're no ac
comnodations for washing or combing the hair. aud
these women were not provided with spoons or forks
with which to eat The Helping Hand" an as'oea-
ton OF ladies' have furnished and cut out cotp' whch
these been employed to make up into gar
ments, 20 much being allowed Tor Their ume Iha whcn
new and clean lothns. These adies nave lounu
inspired self-respect and been Useful rst sep
toward the reformation OF these rotr re
and quantity Of special diet the wretened qnaty OF
the and coffee and OF the butter manufactured rom
suet articiay favored aud ether deficiencies In sup
plies Bellevue Hospital, complained Of IN TINS re-
MORT Ii Is stated that imperfect provision both ior
bellevue aud the Charity Hospital on BiaekweLs
Island due bad systeno OF adminstratioh tnat 10,
the giving Medical inspector power 10 cu Gown
aud alter reausitions without being aware OF the ne
cessities OF the ease, unarr wnich .no pp ni;ns
while by his economy the Inspector seems TO the Com
missoners to be valuable cneek upon extravaganee.
In regard to Charity Hospital the report states that
paents were without proper clothes. while bedding full
Of yermin could not changed because there was none
20 sunply ita Mace For Llrre previous 10 FEB.
there WAS no soap this hospital, aud consequently
there was no washing done. In the maternity wards
there were s,3 births the past and only deaths
of mohers The pure air. tue fact tnat she wards nave
NOT poisoned by long occupation and the precau
tons apainsI infection the 10 which this
sood is attributed. The advent of fever Ia con-
sadered 70 be only Question Of time, however,
y. there have been three epdemics Of fever In this
hospital Tho lste Board Of Commissioners included
p their estimate 1875 certain sum for tho erection
Of. of.mssernity psvilons. rhe Board Of Apportonmeat
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
LARGE FORGERY OF RAILWAY BONDS.

Some apprehension was created IN Wail-st.
Yesterday by the announcement OF the discovery OF
80 forged bonds OF Wabash and Western Railroad o.
Z; coo each upon the market The FIRST in'imalion OF
forgeries was received at the Office OF the Company
yesterday. ThirtYhv coupons OF s5O each vi Dohds
No 2 we're returned the Company from tue Metro
poah National Bank where all their coupons hfe paiu
The coupons at pronounced u De loreeries
a. they we're due November last, ana were pain
shortly after that time The bank was deceived Dy not
kerpg an account OF the OF bonds and conpOnr
The bank will .ose'the amount OF the cOuponsi N,Ioo,
but no lOss Will occur 10 the Colnpans
Tine boaGs scattered sma lots on the street ana
are held by business people OF whom have not vet
discovered tass tIey Hsse foRod ponds IN their
possession.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
A POLICE APPOINTMENT ALLEGED TO BE IL
LEGAL.

Commissioner Matsell presided at police
trials in the court Of the Police Central Office yes
tsrday. The attendance was large SIT was expected
that Capt Kilalea would be- tried but the case was
postponed until Monday next. The case OF Patrolman
Ira NJ Capp, charged with Illegal appointment, was
taken up Capp did not appear, 1t was understood by
advice of his counsel Chief Clerk Hawley made for
NAL statement of the in which he said that his
records showed that Clapp was appointed Aug p 1861
and resigned July l. 1873. He reappointed Oct. 10
1873 In preliminary. examination le swore tnat ne
was born which made him 81 years OF age at that
time III was claimed therefore, that his appointment
was illegal he over 80 years OF age at that
time II Is provided that q policeman can De reap
poined only by the unanimous vote or the Board OF
Police Commissioners. by yeas ana nays Chle1 clerk
Hawley showed by his books that Cl3pp Lad been APP
nonte by A resolution OF the Board. not by yea and
nay vote according law. The case was referred 10
the full Board for decision.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05

PURPOSE" no money 20 save to n~.s zoo women
who during year IiaD to ie .spo-ed 10 an "a
fectous ,isesse-. disease which, proper precau-
fions are taken, need nDt exist; disease whlrh every
breath of enstery wind viii carry 10 young me ~
the uxrrous homes OF Tits city, ana when, ID spte W
wealth ana loving care, Is as fatal 10 them as tner
poorer sisters" - u. cnu..r
During the present month. In ward NO ., NJ, ,o az
uosptal Al patients had "a beds IN Ward NO. ID ~
pltenis had "a beds In ward No 80 patlonta naa .!
beds in Ward No. a patients had . Deds. hs
We need of more space than the Charity Hospital
bualpg now furnishes Is pointed out in the report.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
FRIDAY. hARCH !.

FRIDAY. MARCH Z.
Malls Tor NesfDnanG e" lox sostOsce every da1
0 l.5O D. n.
!iylg D. m
Nails for Great Ireland Queenstown and Liverpool
M hi . sm.ip elite co,e N. Sup pemeuafy Aa closed
a. the POstOmre 100 Sie1mB4ip b Al y m irom fer
NJ. j2. NOr,h River.
SOutha and Bremen steamship
Supplementary Mail closed al tLe
10 steamship la LON loot 0I
IhIrl.st HobOsen 50
For France direct Have By steamship France. lrs close at y
" 4 f. TIE Pos OHcc a. 1850 " L.
steamship i.s AZ = D. ALE. Pier No. JO MORT Hyer
tGT Ney O Texas '.Ose
Steamship 3 = from, rIer No. -. East ayeG
sLADAI. MARCH J.
All Mails close at FosSOnoe oDea ron
Il
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
P1NSENGERS S1ILED.

FOR HAVANA s,e1mshtp Crescent City March flames "
ereh sclouol aaS c. A. aloth, fcno Grle Garca e.
Mart Lapez Rrgg.es, GEO. Nyn Ken C. D. uAoSay A. r.
u. ron, J. 8: Pesan.. Jac.no Coster 4. COiwe.L
FOH H.IBUKGil s,'dBslp SaeviG March 4-Ars Cole "a
Cole Oh. les sclmit1 d. o. al
Ivan spelhuann, l. 0dnug Mrs Enlo oeren anu in a'
Preda Ambrose Teer Jia Teller Louis r. e" Aer
TnonAg o. suumer, IT, SAwarb H. span
n,ee Alo.9h Patkv jacob Stahe a. keBry a
Nc. Berll. simon J.N. Pescl
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
P1NSENGERN ARRITED.

FROM LvERPOOI-in steamship Ctty Of Nesr Yorh March
infant, Mrs A. baIy
Miss Elizabeth harry Ass Rnba Hardy Mlen hrs hien hr
and Mrs. oLe Chas TarpIn, T. Watt. D. Crag hf and lrs
CoE n H. srrngtoD r. Kershaw Capt w. Gamnon 'irs
Rev A. Cooley H. Il Cooiey'
Joha MARYLAND ar.. Rane, J. LEDGER, 5. Gushing.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
MINIATURES ALMANAC.

sun 1ses... G2o OJi Moon rises ooo
w.~sa TkI- DAY-As
Sandy Hook b52 6 % Hell Gate Ferry SIT
wirsS res DAY. 4
Sandy Hooi.. 6:l3 GoVs Island bj2 dell Gaze FeTy Sal
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
VIM S. sXEpEN General Manage.
PENNSYLVANIA ID ?; =

4 GREAT TRi TX LINZ AND't NiTEJ STATES MALL roUrE
Trans leave Sew-YOrk a0d Coraho sa IS
E1press Tor Iisns51r Pittsburgh. the Pal
mar $50 and $40 suniay aad
Sr "a pamaport AID Lock Haven wa Pba ia r.
Dy conncc.iHg Phiadelpa $3.50 4 MlamspOr Loeb
Haven and Ene $40 eg CORY tor rtusye,
FltIo Cfl.st ar' tue o aershS -. ...
10. Ba Nafh.non The So1ih Limited Washington Et
prss re Cars dar. except SGh4a al 9W
rive wsshlnsoB 4:lO N. Regular al e:so snd
S'r,S,, ~ ir 70 Philadelphia - $40. S:3o 1890 g. l. $40
8 T. s:5O \. AZ night ocnday i:JU D. T. $3.50,
'ns p n 1Ie go s.. 4 10 x iG1Aml2n.I
o30 10 ?.IO 4:0 4:3O, ). 5:2O 5;iO $40. $3.50 1880
q TO- 10 ll}O asa y night sna.1V 5u a1ds;lo o.
2h $40 y:4O 4.30 4:50 5:D 5;i0, 40 $3.50. T.
13 e:iG 10. lE30 H. and Il night ssHdaF $40 T. and
o. o 70, Rshwa $50 10 m, ~ n. l. 2. &2o $40.
al 10 l:30 $50 52O $40 oslo $50 T. .: 10 10 o.
an r. q ch,. suntay 5:2D an D. n
FOX Woobrt Perm hm5oJ aal Souh AmooTo aud 10 o.
2S0 ~, Ne.guB,sick luI II = BIO 4Io $40
sSH 7 n IA All IL night suIc.,. : D. "a.
etcrEsx sssoEe ~ ooon and 5:2U .. n.
f.r Kagsg Il tscAs iil e;4J d. n sni 40 p m
for Pru etel 30 3 NJ. I!9 % J, 2 4:lO 40 p m
Fsr PhiLpsbura Belyiiere. 1880 a n. aud
Bordehtewn bGIln ton CAma'n aai $50
n l;sSo ?, a. d. "a. 9,as M 4:ioum
Fo Farmiu dali sni Sdusu a. NJ aud D. IN
lor HghosB PDer'Sa sDd Camden 'A Perth Amboy 2;3on
For II gh,,,o.u and Pemberep, =.
Ira ms ,rrye ow-F1n Pittsburgh. 63 and ll:20L N,
ana lO35 .. m, daily 4O:5 sSd D m "a sAosps
honds From aseartou and sanTHre S2D g. m ~ ss sas
dena,s q: 10 e. 20 O55. lOi5 ll2u il:j4 2;lo 4lo
BIS 80 i:9U s:44 lO:Z7 n sunaay. 5;lO $50 SD5
Ticket oees $40 Bd944 Brosva No Asor h"ase aod eotef
Desbroxses ard Corsndtsts; No Courts 81 broohyni
ocs' No ba.Ier,pIss D BoYDr Gen Passenger AssaI
FkAs THUM
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
EEIE RAILWAY.

~ lslE RAlL-yN Af. 80 ,o-.
- Of rsu, taEnT cfe. NoT TO- 1874
From ID, pot (Par note Seow
nChcnE.E Dsy E1rrsA Dr~"ug room N">e'1'
TO Buffalo aad eepag Coac - % cest n loA ~ g.-
7pn-1Dalvl Pa4sc Express III. West Sleeping ces'ass
eTeUgh 70 Baaso Niagara Fais @SSoAA-~ - A''-- Ns
Chicago without o1angG
Por se1' ESQ 1880 g. Gals aui lo;i5 n $50 $50
.no u D. N Mde,own 1880 ts;SO 'y;l3 sad loii'.e H.
3;45 4:J t6 10 anu 81 The lJ4J AMI +'JJ y n
tra1, connecs vh si osego ndesd % rad 'aoa'
Kingston ts.3O snd $3.50 D. ~ 9os"sa 10 10 ~
$50 & l g5 az go - .5 a. SoO @ ~ 40 NJ s:-es
is:}U o. sni lO:45 3:t3 ana 4JV n sGIera o.,
Gas. 1880. s:3O ':l5. sal Of2 n 5.f2 Z" q 49,
f1:t5 C:lJ T.L Is go s3ili lO45 NJ 5: - O. i1.5O
Z and 80 D. n 'j;i5 go; 2 1@V S5O ~
.9;lJ ~ 70 a. lj:So ~. - 400. tS:qo .Io NJ
md IT, .su-iy sbt, oal~. Hcssrs 'f4j s:3O, ~:
iO:s s. and II 80 a. M BIS, 4i5 6l1 ans $3.50 @ and
Y S e 959 s H. 49, 49,, 'pa - so s,.an, R
nights ouIg Ru.henr Pak ard Fa.sac. 6tb ; s;3 'gt2
u Il 'l:45. g. 3:l5 ~: St2 q s11 "a 20
ard lUS? '6 ana iii 10 i5 4i5 4:45 :: SO sa 7:45 "a
IL 30 SATURDAY shs orr PernoEt an Nek oO ~ sai
$50 n. 13o BIS. 4:45 $50 so8e and $40 " NJ api
liO SATURDAY only bpr5a valley 5'0j anu 300 70" ana
NorH@rran, leaving Chi-Dbest tsf hour leave
st on osarer hours leave 25st thtv A6oat
leaves 2$i at 1880 vita ira rs
I.arnz Chambers hour TAe 5ioU traa 'tasts
on T sr mo tor .rar D Room sni sleep
irg Co.es obtan AID orders er h checs ag a y
Baggage be et AZ the ComPa" -tI ~ an ~
ETrress aus rom WsSt al'e Ae"ISr4 81 10 H. ~'Io
and 800 D m ,surf,-s on,
D'H mo. ABBOIf General Fs'''-7ser A.ea.
EOR NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-
s.ames eve PecA'AO for SeWiaTeo Al p L. Trains NofS
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
5teamboaia and Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on H9usatonic,
- Sasgsssk Rslrssaa Fss 81 ssAne eKiD1tPoRr
ssss casssHss sAs a Iise . = - Sa>sssss IL =
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
6tsamnnats anu Aailrueos.


CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Station sew-Yerk L5,r,sst sonerbs VIA
sogth Branch 2 T. HsuDoa junction Del l4ok sHd Vest
r. r. Pnppurz syleb md snsa1a Div ori ss ws
ihigh VALLEY Railroad l1e Ptsogrsh 40 "
West; also 70 Centrsl Pennsvvssa state.
WINTER AR2AS6ENEsf.
Commencing lsn. ~. iS7f.-Lrave NsufUs- Onow-:
5sI9 "Ssvs TpAv fer mingtoa, Rs'o. Bs'h'esen sss
&c
GOO m-way Train or Piara H.
TOO mWsY Tram for Rssten Bsv'ers M,aeh Churs WIks<
barre. Pson AshsnoyNtiy NJ Came, Haeon. Taakhasaocs
1owsnds Wavey &c. Connects al Jacto5 n Dell Las< sai
s00 N 1oRSrSs ExPRs GO, daily lerc.pi sapds,s for Easssa
AlIentowu somsryle
FbMngion EaOu MageI Lndlk TsmaaGa. TOwaa WseS
Vit
1880 a.. n.-Wsy Tram Tor somerNl,e.
l2.40 D. mEXPREss or IrmBgs0n Easton, E4l Allentown
March Chsnk Mahabey City Ha scranton, heA+
NJ Lancaster, EDblsts, POt~v-, Hsrnsbag se
230 W.F Tran 'or kasion, Caiasaugss. aEd DeEders
$3.50 D m-Wsy Train for Panfea.
400 m-Wy Tran for Eo1, Alentovn, A1d hAach SnnA@
CsnueeGs a Junction with Del Lex. and West X X
4;.Dp m WAY rrain lor soservfle ana Fem ngsJa
b:DUp n.-WaV Tran for Pidnaeh -
J:5 EEPagss daily. for bas'on Asa'o-r naacs
Chunk TowaIaa Resus, HsrsSur fEsosfxs SN
a. -,
G On t'6:46 r. m.-Wa Trans for S0nervue
7i30 D. n.-lEmrsni-FOr Eastoa
9tl5p m.-Wag T'.h 5r someryiie
For giaseh ss o:i5 G. Sl5 $40 7, 7:l5, s4s 2 go?
1880 llslj. a ~ ms 1910 l. = ZyO s. 1;5V, 3it9 ~
4:I5 i:S0As5 s. 6!5 80 6:45, 6lJ. Gao, 7;l5 I;So
sl5. Gl3 3'lUaO Il:lo. y m p.cvgs Gan, .,s K.v
H. r. BALDwrE General Psserses AgeaL
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
THE FLUSHING, ,NQkTM, SHORE, and

III CENTRAL kAILKOAD NOHFhNf
Short Babyiou Bayshore sp say vile and Psea'ss
Leave Hunters Point 700 Bahroa uAn -. .-.
Lesy Hunters Point o 80 A'u,-Patchosus nan S~s ~
Ear attached.
Leave Hunters 200 n--Pascbosss vs, n.s ., 40, -
Hunters Point 430 p n-PatchoEns Ap'~ - -
los sttaehsd
For earcusy see bIIs asd sesssess Ass ~ usss
iron PsEansials, Central Psrs As 90 go ~
ninuss ,sd - sI ~ Ts.s ~.
the depsnurs ofraus troa HsssPe k~ss ~ - NX
checked q JANE. sip rs :sss. s.sss' % -: ~.
nS.sr r?, w. ~ b. - = 100 .. n For fses9 c.
sss pes wsn:s::. ss = 'f';ss,1n.: - 3 f1sR2S
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
CTONINGTON LINE for BOSTON ,and

The and steamers NahkaGANshII
d.v, SEOSlAGGON. MONDAYS.
W,duesiaT and Frdavs S3 North sef otof JsysI -
m arriving 70 Of all other bnrs. Tickets or sale a.
oil Offices aud siateroons seeael % hs sness
Wescot Exorrss 20 sad st 3l9 Broadway . . . -
nv yFAI Freight Agsut l. w. fILKINS. Gsn'L PAs AsssA
- \ RARCQiK
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
GEORGE l. cogSok. Gslsr.l :a ? fiss' nssr 4 .en
NEW--YOHK. And PORTLANp EXPRES

EW 1OKh AND POLt LAND EAHhEco
LINE ALL RAIL, va WOrssel shl ssI ROcsester.is
shortest quesest direct re : ru4less
LEAVE GRAND CEN RAJ DEPo 1, SAM4ORA sos 10 a.
3 anl S:lO D. H.
t-qins c'cse Worcester
viii portland. Portland A
lO:i5 D.
The $40 p. trains Worcester wish the
Eg1res o pYr'iaai Bangor. i '. john.
Tlrougb Baggsg eheckei - poEan. porn
Throalu Ira as ast"eea WOsces.tr AEd Porls..-
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AID HUDSON
~ RIVER RAiLROAD-Ae AJy. - le1i trou.h trains VIII
Grand Ceu u. DeDOg
500 Tn Ihcags Northern With dra"asr'oa
through Rochester And 81 Adams. D.
n special with frsslos'Foon eaa q >ocs
est 30 aIO
90 I'M Sorhe-n and Western Erpress
& D n Montreal kxpresa seeoiEZears IRON ErsISrtss
ST Adams
500 n Erpreps Daily With eepngeaf' 80 "at'r'o"a aaa
so " Paclc gxpress Daily with .e,'ng-ir- for Rochester
BGto ,ad Niagara Fasi also for Chicago va Josh D. and A. Y
S Erpss with sleeping lor Trl' Albany
Way "An- ~ 's' ~ ~ c GESORlCK.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
FALL RIVER LINE

ALL AsA La A<A~'-%
FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT ASD FAIL RIVER DAILf
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED At a.m
From Pier "a North Piv-r foot o. Alrrty-t.
Steamers NEWPORT and OLD COLONY.
Can't. A. G. SIaMOES. Capt. b. "a. sIENOyl
Tie aro Taunton. Mo-e oro' Pijmoui5 he~'
Bedford NsrhiI Ynevsr NaBtacso. C'2c Col. the WHITE
MOUNTAINS md sn pnncph POI Ncvtngag and the Prov
FoF Tcet Apply & Ind oZS bollSa
rweutyiri; 15r!svs. and Cpehunei aj
twentF6hs Dsdds fees 94i BrOsSay and ~ C01r
Brooklyn the Office Per al 9aacpd aos@s
Ticket O9ees in tbe asY.
BORDER LOYELL Age,sa
GPORGE r. ayefA enL
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
n-EW.Y .YORK. NEW.HAVEN AND HARE


~ FORD L.. ANEW YORK AND ~ lAEEN DIyiS0I.-
commencing or l. IS T. Pas eager statos
in New York GanI pot torsy
-.
Aen.j. 1000 lSLL 100 fAccnl iOl l3O1 tsG.
go tAcen 435 and j5 Loca kz 10 E- and DiIO EGl
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and NO r. NewHav.n. a tie SD IL and pn
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Providence
wagoem ars Day Express and Sleeping Cars on Night En-
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~ - ~ AZ oHces y. \. Ir,lser C0 "a blOadsag All
~ 80, 5or.s s.. Y No. Cou-i B.oo4rl. 400 Will
- -. i.ou-re residence 10 Destination
~ 7~T JOHN I MOJDf slpi y < ii''Aon Ne" tofA'
DUILADEIPHIA,v VIA LONG bRANCH and
4 Inc sgA'-i.fsIY scr IHGaN RAILROtJ
Fars nom Ees. for. 70 Ili.hGCI- ha cliy
Commencug MONDAY - 1874 tie sanneh 7d eom-
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S45 Pi.-eipI a. Long S--chi Io@' hF.i "--@'
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and Tucke.tOL cvvrr c,,.-.t us,.z.-
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05

EOR HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c
S.aHa PeoA-sAO for SeWIavea At Trains North
n L. / u m
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-16

esrs. which capt. John Owsns drilled for
me months With the intention Of put
0hg them Ia the field during the inter-
State war" y
the following. published In the
columns of the Niinoisah, it will be
seen that Williamson county is threat
ened with another vendetta: 1.-THE muir
derer of Capt. Murray. of Williamson
county, is shaking in his boots. lie dare
not be seen out of his house after night,
I,elther dare he travel through the woods
BY day. Two men with double-barrsled
guns were seen lurking along road he
was expected to pass, q few days since.
Terrell heard Of 1t and reached home by
another and more circuitOus route, and
thus 1t is supposed by his neighbors,
saved his life." The killing OF Captain
Murray we believe, was about the last
bloody affair In Marion, both men being
we'll known In the county Of williamson.
The Madame Blanche troupe, al
though failure In Cairo, seemed TO meet
with considerable favor In Murphysboro.
The Independent says. 'sThe can-can. at
Concert Hall, Monday night, was well
attended by our elite. Our reporter at
tended of course, and had the pleasure
Of meeting, among the most attentive.
ex-mayors, members Of the general as
sembly, councilmen, judges OF courts.
representatives of the legal and medical
profession, Q clergy man and other promi-
nent and honored citizens Of the place,
and officers of the county. The beauti-
full blondes showed appreciation of the
honor bestowed upon them, and lavished
their most bewitching smiles, ana as
sumed the most enchanting attitudes,
when applauded by the distinguished as
senbly."
The johnson County Yeomda rcfutes
the charge that Mccartney is its owner:
"Our neighbor over the way is evidently
in stew. lie wants quarrel with Nc
Cartncy and don't know whether tt
jump into the Ieoman or not. lie think!
Mc. owns the Ieoman office. Now,
Judd, this Is entirely too presumptious
Nc. don't know the Office has change,
hands unless he has seen the yaledictOry
of our able and efficient predecessor, Mr.
Schuckers). nor don't own nickel in 1t
and as tor his being the man for dirt,
work, that is tor other people to judge a:
well as yourself. Now, Judd, You are
gOod-looking young man, and wea
good clothes and smoke your pipe al
your ease, while other men are blowing
their brains out ut your expense. Ii you
or other parties want TO lower the repu
,ation of the Ioemoa, you had better
change your tune. Better praise than
abuse us, but be very careful, the rings
are being busted of all kinds, and 1t is no
good time for rings either
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-16

aboard hisvessel with the most valuable
portion OF the goods saved, leaving the
firpt mate OF the Orpheus IN charge OF
the wreCk until the owners could be con-
suited. AL were landed safely ut Port
Townsend Friday morning. Nothing
was heard Of or seen in Barclay Sound Of
anything pertaining to the Pacific. Cap
tain llarwood and Pilot Peter Thompson
went to the wreck of the Orpheus and
examined 1t carefully. They say the
ship was
UNDOUBTEDLY STRUCK By THE STEAMER
just abaft the forward rigging. The Or
pheus registered l,OG7 tons and was
owned by G. J.. Taylor & Co.. of this city.
At the time Of the collision with the Pa.
ciilc she was in ballast on the way TO
Departure Bay for cargo of c al. hav-
ing sailed from this port on the 9th nit.
There Is no expectation Of rescuing any
more Of those on the Pacific. There has
been heavy weather most Of the time
since the wreck, and after n thorough
search no hopes are entertained of fur
ther discoveries.