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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-10
DIED.

H9 9aa Sn Snf sssssHsl x as "a
CAsONI-on Wednesday Apr 7, after short na's' Vim
FSnsrs services win be Church 81 So Vincent a.
Paul bird between sr'n ~, aa sss I'd &
his nephew Pictro IsA respectfully invited 10 aenh
without farther notice.
DIyEN-At Fort Lyon Colorado Narc 81 Aloe, youngrst
daughter Of Con 4. ). Diven Of ElmirA ~ Z.
FLAGG-Aprs Phebe Maria viiov Of the late Aasrah C.
The rsssSes aad eas as respectfully inyd 70 sit,na her
descs as9 West twenty tlirdst.
uALLOn Thursday, April g. Anna IL, daughter OF Joseph
The fnnera service, pao. at the RESIDENCE Of her
ss2p m 80 - "''' '"'' . -''''
KENNEDY-on Wednesday, the 7th inst, Raeael G., widow
Of Dali $ Kennel ,a s sa ,s sp funeral a.
the First Presbyterian Church. fhthave, on saia"y ~
LECGET-on Friday 9th r,; Mary LeeSet widow Of the
late David Iegget aged 81 years; - ., $1,000,
BT,olyn MONDAY, I2h inst. at O'Clock The resii'rs
aud friends Of the family respectfully nvsd " attend
S w. Of Tsass Sao IN s s5iS yssf are
inners ii 30 10 MSdisOn.avs saturday, at II An
REYNoLDs-At Brookyn on The IN inst Mary a. VIE ~
Lambert Reynolds and daughter Of The late hachard d.
The family invited to attend as fpsr 81
SATURDAY O'Clock from her late rcsience y" 30
canberiandst. Brooklyn
MORRISON Thursday April Of remittent fovor Dr. d.
Funeral rvces will be held his late residnee 2?s Eas:
racsd IN SaGi IT, at %ooiaSR Ionaay acraine.
sLOSSON-On Thvrsday 9Th inst Alice Cahane, d4nShte
~ the late Hon. JOHN Slosson
Her relatives iens respectively invited ~ attend hef
funeral residence No NCst Thrt sscon st.
on Monday next 18th inst, al 10 a.
rAPPAN-In Washington D. c., AprI Charles rsppan Of
Boston, MASS, aged 80.
THORNTON Thursday IN. 9Th ins. Cs.hartne relict Of
William p Thosne, In tho s3d wear of her -
The Livs and friens family of her Ogden IL
T'horae aud her brohernsr. Richard ThorDe ore re-
spectfug invited the funeral from Der Late es
d-nce 25 Clinton ST. south Brooklyn, Monday the Izsn
inst, at . O'Clock p.
WHEELER-Ir Hudson. " " April T. Auce ~ sa"es
daughter George Rosetta Pre.borne, All VIE oil conn
Funeral az Christ Church Hudson " T.. sairy April
10, AT y. n 49,
WUITON-At Georgia THURSDAY, Apr. D. 100
AugIctus ward Wilton aged "a wears. ,.,-,..
The relatives and friends Of the family rrs%ctny nvin
10 attend the the residences ~ ms tsiber
Augustus & Wilton. No IGG BarrOySt, Jersey CITY, on
Monday. April 18th inst, al p m
WIIsON-n Brooklyn on Friday 9th inst. &C 80 ~ Syrils
ave- Mrs Eliza wilson aged 81 year nontns aud ~
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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THE COOLEST. LARGEST, BEST,

The weIl-l1nown "Travelers of Hartford
makes strong claim upon public attention this morning
m the eighth page and appears to be quite ready FOR s
spring campaiSn. With assets OF three and one-arter
Millions claims 10 he the largest accident insurance
COMPANY in the world. well the Oldest largest and
in this country In fact 1t is the only ore OF in"sn
indie II has written $1,000 accident policies and paid
over two millions in ca >, benefits TO its policy holders.
Some two hundred examples of claims paid are given III
the advertisement. Asa lie Insurance company, doing
business tho low premium, III cash Plan. 1t IL strong,
SAFE and successful having 10000 life Policies IN
force. and surplus reinsurance reserve aud other
liabilities OF a mlicn. Mr. James e. Patterson,
known az the builder OF the Worth, Gettysburg, An
tetlm and other monuments the originator and IL
the President of The Travellers and vita his able assist
ant. has made this Company monument as strong and
enduring as his Westerly granite.
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PETTTNGIIL.s ADVERTISING AGENCY.
VI Dnttnr ill cnn,mnncnd his AlNCrfi.ln

~ Y. 7 'I--NIT =
Agency AZ No. 10 satc-,t.. Boston, Fobruay lel9 u
has continued surc, az th' same l0caty IN
May. l,J2, Mr. Ieuensil Stared ns HeN ! OH ONT
de ens succeeded by Mr. L. L. citcngiil vho las man
aged the Boston office cce--iIlJ ana satisfactorily ana
il has pr0sl'eyrd under his direction.
Mr. Pattrndl started n Janhry 1873, q branch IN
phtIod, InhJ M No FOL Cres.rut--. which has been
quite prosperous and doing Large and successful Dus
is located at No - Plrrow. immediately opposite the
CITY Hall PARK and the new POsOlcc DuuuDg. IL has
grown steadily ard regularly YEN by year since IL was
Tie ecency Of 6 VI pettenel * Co. has not msde the
most nOse hut mad The greatest real prosperity ana
satisfied advertiser and tn press more generally than
that of any other The great secrets uf Their success are
that they always treat their customers Wi" maze tclr
interest their OwIiiNe them their money worth. which
maks IL object for them To continue win teIado
promise. have ti.r ricutc sci up
prominently the u locations and pay their bills
promptly which enables them 10 obtain the best terms
from the press and give satisfaction TO- all
They have several customers who have done business
with them for nearly rIartcr OF century
The BosfGit Tr1rlIer, Feb ID, 1870 Gays: For now
over quarter OF ceni.ry have bat dealings WIN
Mr. Pcttcn.iL and in single ca. nave We Iouna the
house anything but po-i honorable most reliable and &C
the same tise exceedingly courteous aud fair in every
way The high praise IL accorded by an who have
ne Egii.BOys American, Feb. 10. 1870, says: The
celebrated hOlne OF Z. II. PcttengiI a Co.. which has
been doing business with HE American for nearly guar
OF century -atSfnc'o1yl, occupies one OF lke nnes
business locations In ta ttc OF NewIor IL f. one OF
o.de and most complete est lDshnehts IN the Iand
40 hCuse IL better known Though the country or more
hOnOred. Through THIS agency n business nin car no
yrrl,e IN five tho,Gand papers with all the economy anu
exacincss II he V.i each Office aud made separate
bargain With each papT. CREST INSTITUTION always
economical Ia lo Business VITA tnHn small one
In nothing IL IL for throw money IMAM
nv iniulicOus alyorlsing. uuaided unless man Ins
great experience he "a quite 10 waste ms flnds mr.
PutfngS long perosCo is him 70 decide IN TIA Sc
lection the mcfnf In which 10 advertise any do
scIiptiou vi gOVds ILe business oI the aSho3 u con-
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CRf.NIA-aL STATISTICS.
REPORT OF TIE NEw-YoRK sTATB PRISON AssOCIA-
Neutrality-suspicious. FOR PRISON REFORM.

REPORT OF TIE NEw-YoRK Stair PRISON As:OCIA-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR PRISON REFORM.
ALBANY, n. Y, April 9.-The thirtieth an
nual report of the Prison Association OF Nev-York
which has been presented I'm the Legislature and ordered
to printed. forth important facts Besides
bringing advice and material aid TO upward Of 1000
prisoners the time OF release from the prisons and
penitentaries and making special inquiry into the per
sonal history and OF than 10000 inmates OF
the jas in this STATE the members OF this organization
have pursued system Of inquiries into tho sources and
prevcntsble Of crime The total number OF Pen
tenary prisoners at the beginning of the year 1874 was
2.S5G. The number admitted during the year was
10 9eO The number discharged including deaths and 20
pardons 1855. Therefore 1886 prisoners have
received treatment IN the pententiares during the year.
and 3Ol2 reported remaining In prison at the be-
ginning of the fiscal year OF the total number looZ
per we're under 90 years Of and 6O1s or o1el
per cen were under 80 years Of The habit OF in
temperance drunkenness confessed by 40 per
cent OF all who admitted to five OF the pencn-
taries Only 3416 Of the total number OF prisoners
married persons. Following are some OF the sag
gestiOns and conclusions Of the rcrOrt<
First That there shall be prompt and searching In
quiry into the peTn!cous consequences OF the iae 10
steadily maintain system OF hard labor as an lhdsre1
SEQ, d That there should he entire and permanent
separation OF the hardened and vicious CRIMINALS VINO are
dangerous or injurious to younger and more ine1perl
third That there is practical necessity for giving
taries knowledge and experience i'll employment or
trade Of which honest and useful course OF
life be best secured.
Fourth That the awakening ofan the available powers
or the mind and the moral nature Of the prisoner should
be promoted Ivy suitable means.
run That while experience shows that the rigorous
and impartial discipline OF hard labor and strict oho-
dicpce are the first elements OF successful peritcntaTy
treatment that whatever awakens end strengthens the
sns tantial hopes OF useful and honorable lie III TIE
PRISONER gives the srest basis for permanent refoTna
lion and good conduct. , ,
OF their own respective kinds upon successive genera
lions.
Sc1cth That 10 sever the links In the chain Of such
entailed evils and to instruct train. and save every
child ia 10 reduce the criminal classes and brc ak up the
enialmcnt OF tc evils which defy remedies snd curative
discipline in adult lives.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

amt over No spring frosh q O32 bid; Regular q or
spot April 81 O6i2 May; 81 OIL June; Reacted sO2t
Gle Corn and In fair demand; No. MlXei ires
~ &c; Regular 69', roc, spot; Sc bid Nay; a &C. pa
JIne Rolectt-i II 4Tlsc. Oats Da0yant ana unsettled 80
5Sc spot 62 &C, bid May. Rye-Full prices asked but no
demand; No. =, I'll 10 Barley quiet ant weak. No
spring. II 10, spot; 81 OS, April; ri Oi2dSl W.
seeds il good demand Common Z. 70 as Gh9 &c
Prime faxsee r. Pork lower and in fair demand ~ ~
spot f22 TO- May 81 81 O. June Lard lower aud 10 ar de-
nand s5 y 2aslJ 20 spot ~ q TtJ 10 May sio o.
Bulk Meas quiet aad weak Whisky, denaM iSht
holders firm az FL IL. 1t the Afternoon ea OF the Boar
Wheat firm aud lc higher C0ru IL IA SC. May Oats &c
higher PORK Lar unchanged. keceipts-Elour
12OcO bbs; Wheat $4,000 Oas.; Cora, 900 Lush ats
5000 bush; B-rley 5000 bush. shpmonts-tlOnr, SVV
bbs; Wheat $1,000 bush. Corn, 1000 bushi Oats eOoJ
bush. Barley. LOCO bIsh. . 49,.
N0-Au sales aud deliveries OF grain during the Winter
months made the basis Of cents, or winter storage
specified, and from April l6 to Nov ID on
OF cents aorage then all gram going INTO store IS o-
jct storage for the rst 20 days and acent io eac
additional 10 days traction thereof regular receipts AWAY
have days 20 when delivered Winter storage Degs
Nov remaining April ID without any fWtler
storage all receipts In store daed De-
tween Feb u subject Ia 4c per bush elafe
subject 10 tls storage VIII r 90
ee allow l al deliveries between the IN and lo
Apr inclusive order maze the receipts nye days 10
run storage; Winter receipts regular on the
18th holders will allow additional g. To offset the AZ
and consequence p1cti ior regular rs
ami for the April option viii advance 2c per bush on
without actual improvement IN the market tue
merely being the changing nom io TO 2c storage
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OBIrNARH.
yISCENZO CASOSI.


Tncenzo Casoni, senior partner and founder
dealers in marble, died Wednesday, April T.
at hi. residence IN this city. Mr.. Casoni was
born in Cararl, Italy, in 1871 From his youth
he devoted himself 20 MS c-t in which he had obtained
h position. lie 30 this country at the age of 81
and his energy tact and proficiency in his business
once procured him employ His rise rapid
About years 20 lie started in business for himself
at Twen and Broadway Five years later he
took his relative IsOl into partnership and tlc firm
assumed the name NJ Cas0n soa Their old quarters
proving too small FOR their constantly increasing bust
he - the firm was Snort time since, Transferred to its
present quarters. Eoneiil-sr. and SeYenthaye The
firm owns extensive marble guaries in Carrarl, and it
was on his return from visit 20 his native place, where
ncat hi- relatives reside. that Mr. Cesoni was taken
with the disease 81 which he died lie was the con
tractor for the marble work IN the new TRIBUNE building
CHARLES TAPPAN. ~;
Charles Tappan. the last surviving brother of
a vcIl-knovn family died on Thursday in Washington.
Mr. Tappan was for FEARS book publisher az Ports
mouth H. H. whence he remoyeito Boston and acquired
cor siderable wealth lie retired from active business at
the age 81 60 and went 70 Europe leaving his anars In
the hands Of another person On his return he found his
trust m.smaragod and that he penniless lie man
fully resumed business, and after some years or hard
work, acquired 4 competency. 3ir. Tappan never took
part in politics. Three Of his brothers, Lewis, Arthur,
aud Benjamin, attained prominence in public
me- The two former were the well-known merchants OF
ihis city who so zelou.iy espOused the anti|3avery
c1usc atr T. Dl ev.ncea the same scriIpOIs sense ~
right claraot rTi2ed hs Aooni-t Hoers IL Is tod
Oh him that 2 boy he playing with nclghb0rs
son and "a siNUcnre found in the dust. Tie boys
uarreled about tire ownership or the com, but Young
T,ppa held it, and the Other boy gave IN seventy yeas
after Sir Tapnau ki- psyste old and poor in Pitts
1ed and paid him the s!xpence with the accrued interest
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COTKRNNENT VEATHEH REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAR DEPARTMENT, }
OFFICE OF The CHEZ SIGSAJ. OFFICER. 7
WASHINGTON, D. e., Saturday, April l0-l a. N. }
-cic Il rLI,af 81 hltlrG


OFFICE OF THk CHIhF SIGNAL OFFICER, I
WASHINGTON D. e., EaturdaY, April 10 a. M
Synopsis T0r the past - hours
Cloudy and cool weather prevails on the
East and Middle Atlantic Coasts with light, variable
winds less pressure and local rams. .
Generally clear weather prevails in the remaining ds-
trct with higher temperature and less pressure on the
south Atlantic coast and cool weather in tie Mississippi
Valley and the Lake region.
The barometer continues low north Of Minnesota where
leh snow prevails. with temperature below freezing
The rivers have risen at Omaha, 81 Louis and Evans-
vile, and fallen at Marietta and EreePOrt.
Probabilities.
For Te,oEngl.nd and he Middle STATS, light Iocoi rains
near tie coaJ too,ecd by clearing and 7el cccheT
during the day soahcry 10 rescy 'cInds, and stationary
yt,lGng barometer.
For he south Atlantic and Gulf States Tennessee, and
the Ohio valley generally clear and warmer weather,
except the SOut-West, with southeast 10 southwest
winds and slight changes in the barometer.
For The lake regisn generally cleSr weather and rs-
ing tenperature with south TO west winds and rising
fOllOred by falling barometer. 49,
For Tire Upper Mississippi and the Lower Missouri
Valleys partly clOIdy and cool weather, Will variable
winds mcdtly from the wegJ and rising followed by
falling barometer. - go
The Central Mississippi and Lower Missouri Rivers will
rise slowly
The display Of cautionary signals win be resumed at
the Lac ports on the 18TH inst.
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them where he had Dcn to give the canse q hts departure
In the VI the day he told fsnd that be had been
travelling pleasure being announced one OF the
family 70 his where he sund lying on hs Ded
with his throat from 10 and razor grasped
Tightly in bis right hand.
HRsPsTEAD.-Bisahop Lteiohn Il expected TO visit 81
Parrish sunday in May and administer le
~ confirmation The people az kenpst-ad @ Tue recent
meeting voted that the the common meadow NJ
Freepor known Meadow shall DO sold az suction
the prOces 10 be expanded IN d9ng ont treeport
TIE second Monday September at SUNRISE WA nSeh upon
the time fog cutting tho the common naihe ana
fine OF fl2 80 IL to De imposed np0n any person VINO s
marsh rrass before that time acts fre To IL WHOM sIor
Resolutions passed conforming the old Board on
their acton in inereang salaries OF tho
County Judges Surrogate and District Ornpy ard req
Supervisor his influence to restore the
rmer OF compensation. The Court house Commission
exceeding amount OF expenditure
to which they originally limited.
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rrhe Hur.. drastic. srrrinc.

THE drastic gripping sckening pills constructed ~
crude coarse bulky Ingredients lss bcng super
Pleasant Plrgatiyc Pellets. SGgar
coated Concentrated Root aud Herbal Juice Anti Bilious
raEgles-tl. Little Giant" C9thlTtc M1tuE IN ParNO
physic Modern science enables Dr. PIECE TO
tract Juices the valuable and herbs their
active medicinal principles, which. when WORKED into iss
Pellets Grlnul, Scarcely larger tsaD mustard seed renders
each little Pellet active and powerful large pill, while
they are much paatahle and pleasant In effect
Dr. Thaycr ~ BacOsbnrg Ohio writes: 81 regard
your Pellets the remedy the conditions for which
prescribe them Of anything have ussd, mid AMI
effect and leaving the bowels In excellent cOndi.
they the all other
cathartic pills and medicines"
LYON Il Macomber druggists. Vermlion, D. r. say; We
thi. rey gong Ia sell Ike hot cakes people
acquainted with them. and Will spoil the pill trade.
those have used them Ike them much better than large
pills.
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A HINT TO TIE WORKING MANA man
with family, however poor he may be- owes " to ms
wife To her health aud strength in every way poe
sibe ne has no ri ut 10 allow tho mother OF his chill
ren TO wear Der life tong with her needle to clohe
her family His duty Is To buy the wilson shuttle sewing
Machine-the hest machine for family sewing and manu-
featuring purposes iIvened-and he can bay one
for fifty dollars More than this he can buy the wilson
Machine upon terms which enable him to pay for Il Ia
small monthly instalments that he spare out OF ME-
wars without feeling the drain. He Will GET thereby
machine capable Of doing every variety NJ family work
10 the most beautiful manner; machine that even |.
child con operate, and which will prove permanent
family blessing IL IL sold sasy monthly payments ~
Nos. s27 and 500 Broadway. NewYork No lib Fourth
It, Brooklyn: Ncwartaye., jersey CITY; 76i Eighth
ave aud at slacy's. Ncw-YOrk. This Company want
few more good agents.
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TUE PAPAL LEGATION.

Mons;cnorc Roncetti and lis companions Of
ths Legation still remain at the residence Of Cardinal Nc.
Closkey where they Will probably stay until the
mopy Of comforting the bereta takes place. They
press themselves very much pleased with everything
they have seen thus far 10 public reception is 10 be
given the Legation until after the comforting OF the
Preparations making however, not only in this city
but in Others 10 receive them becomes the messengers
OF the Sovereign POnK Preparations ere also making
here and elsewhere. IL acknowledge in becoming man
ner the honor conferred lIs country ConsratulaOry
addresses haze been drawn NJ b. the Xavier Alumni
sodd:y, tho Xavier Union, and the Catholic Union.
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LATEST SHIP -NEHy.
For other Ship Ne,rs see Secor'd Page.I


shin Gov Norton How and Liverpool 45 avs with SALT
Yarmouth ". -, -htiuraRe iiaNIe
l. balas Anchored IN the Lower 5ay ior orders
Bark Alexander (swe AInftIdt l1ottIfi"ni r'p' o. 4
Bark Naytiower Cof New Haven't snfGre Port SPAIN Trim
dad 20 days with sugar ana moass-s - M -, ,.L
Bark ShaWnuth (0f Boston, fucker Zaza ~ Jays WIN
Eng Monarca Gel Marc Qtal) Gargho Castellamsre 10
Brig David Bugbee (of Stockholm staples Messina 50 days
Brig Essex (of Windsor " 81 Smith Caibarien Il days
Brig Marianna H. port Iope, Lsbc As days with salt
Eugene Co Parrsboro y -, WIZ En- SeW-IohdOn III
ballast. - - - 49, ,,,.
Pising Star New. fOlcOu G.. f. Atv Oi, Y eT London.
". C. Allen, Bridgeport Luna, Bro 2ei"rt
Expedite, New Haven Rescue, ,. lem
/. -. Haven. Richmond. NT.7nl1 Virginia
Ieons Virginia. White Wing Virginia
CascO Lodge, Portland Geo. Brooks. Portl9nd.
George q Albert, Portland. Alma, Macha5.
Mott Haven. Calais. D. II. Ingraham, Rockland
Mary LangGOn. RocSlard Maggie Bell, Roc kland
American Chief, HOckland JOS Far0Tell ROcAand.
SAILED
tcamshps state Of Louisiana for Glasgow; Alps for uK
Cays A bari Johu J. March CiI'iras brig George
Barrinm for Maianzas schr. Vineyard, fCr MayagucL
WIND-Sunset light, :. e. cloudy.
DOMESTIC PORra.
san FnAycuco April 9-Arriyed Pacific Nail steamship
Dakota from Panama and way ports $780,, A.. ,,,,.,.,
Boston, April 9Arliyed steamship Ares rom fi s
cielueco-. Cleared bark = J. Bogat tBr ior Eo'erin'
via New-iorA -
MoyrP Apr1l 9-The steamship state Of Georgia arrve,
TO-DAY from New York. and sailed for Glasgow. 80
April 9rie White star steamship RcpuDIc
FOR Sew YORK sailed IL this 4. The lpman
steamship City Of Montreal also sailed to-day Tor NewiOrk
DISASTER.
March l9 lat 4S 81 10 the bark Maybe NJ (Of st.
Iohn n ri in win he CeInan ship Nsura Won
lrcybnrg from Bremen sandy Hook dmasted and in
and without boats Rescued the captain and
and had previously left the supp and
Tie 0thc- bO4t Stove alongside and one man drowned
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CATTLE MARKET.

BrPrNO v T. April 9.-CATlLR-Rec-p ts today T0e head
King supply for the week thus far S9 heal or
j27 J5 the same time last week ana 45l
for the time last lao market tOdy; fresh dr
rivals all through cODSglnents 49,. :.
40 Of cows OF all binds, 10
cars being On cOrsi mrnti The blarcr d ready saie
FOdSi0 per head, aIrt tev choice select ~ tJ3Hsoo
sliPRP AND AMBs-rceps to-day, consigned through
making the total supply Tor the wsoA thus iar o@O ead
head the time last week. anu ll5no
head for the time last there was NO market no
offerings aud none sod.
mens making supply the thus far $500
head for the time last week. ana
800 heal the last year this yards ara bare 0i
STOCK sales made ant no offerings
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Az EXTRAORDINARY SCALE.-The 1913 feet
railroad track SCALE built at PackrrtOn zone nile south
of Manch CHUNKY, in June, 1872 by Messrs taroaDks
for the Lehgh Valley Railroad Company, has done more
weighing for time than any other scale IN the
world fts average weighing per day Ia over 2Oooo tons
FOR every day in the year, annual Tonnage OF over
1000 900 tong. single DAYS GA hours weighing nss
often exceeded 10000 tons The scale has been sccteu
monthly To the severe Goodwin test, and has always
boon found correct Although over lsOoOO'O TONS
have been weighed upon the scale, IL ha3 never yet re-
alirad repairs-( Mach Chunk Coal Gazette, March H.
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A QUARTER or A CENTURY AGO.

Tfoni me ITfbPne. WtdnesdVb dpTtt To lou
In commencing our tenth volume we have
decided 10 very nesriy double the recent sd more than
double TIC original size of Daily, but without any
hanoeIuent its price. HeDceogh will be printed
to-day qatO form adopted by nearly all the great
london i0urals and will contain forty eight columns in
stead or twenty at the Outct twenty -four aferward and
tNcnty it during the last few years The proportion
mach Larger than Il indicated by this disparity of super
fetal Dimensions And We hope 10 demonsirate hat The
Improvement Is substantial ~ well an superficial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-10
ALLEGED FRAUDS IN TIE SOUTH CHICAGO
ELECTION,

CHICAGO, April 9.-The Town Clerk Of
South Chicago this morning reused TO sign The ccrti3
caros OF those candidates who declared elected in
the recent municipal election. lie Justified his refusal by
saving that csaaiies in tho elections carScd
an extent which rendered them perfectly patent Re-
peatng was openly practced the balot-boxes in the
Fourth and Fifth Wards were he says, stuffed with be-
tween 1000 and 900 votes. He asked that The election
be set aside for these