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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-12-31
EHalrs Vegetable siciIian

H AIR RENEW E r
tbegreatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful and satisfactory
ever.
Il restores gray faded l,aff to its youthful
1t removes all cruptions, itching and dan
and clean.
By its tonic properties IL restores the capii-
larry glands to thel- uoI NAL vigor, preventing
badness, and makinA the hair grow thick and
strong.
As dressing nothing has been found SO
effeetual, desirable.
Df. A. a. Hayes. State Assayer of Massaehy1.
setts, says of it: ssI consider TIE besf,yenu,Yr
.tfon for its intended purposes.
Buckingham's DYE,
FOR THE WHESKEH
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-12-31

Two companies are now stationed at
Fort kalamath-one of cavalry and one
of infantry, but owing to number to be
discharged this month, both companies
will be considerably reduced in force
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-12-31

Yesterday after noon while several
men We're drinking at Griswold street
bar woman quietly and softly entered
Some of the men sat down, others stared
at the woman and the bar-keeper timidly
inquired
"Come to pray?"
'fNo, sir!" she promptly responded,
.'Fl've come here to get the wash-bill
and if You don't fork over I'll make
these gln bottles sing funeral march"
He forked.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-12-31
POST OFFICE REsxsrER. !.

MAILS ARRIvEA
From Railroad north and south) daily
at lilo p. NJ.
From Corvallis, daily, at 10.3d4A. NJ.
From Lebanon, triweekly, monday,
Wednesday and Friday at 10. 80 a. NJ.
MAILS DEPART:
For Railroad north and soctnl, daily,
close prompt at IL .1UA. NJ.
For Corvallis, daily, at 1880 Pm.
For Lebanon, tri-weekly, tMonday, We'd
nesday and Friday at 9 Pm.
Office hours from TX A. NJ. to TX PM.
Sunday, from II NJ. to p. M.
Money order Office hours from 9 A. NJ. to
z. NJ. T. IF RAYMOND, p. NJ.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-12-31

Two heads are better than one. from
hatter's point of view.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-12-31

Revised and corrected by the author, E. de F..
Curtis, NJ. D., &C., &c.
Medical Essay the cause and cure of pre-
mature decline in man, showing how health is
lost, and regained. 1t gives a clear synopsis of
the lmpediments to marriage, the treatment OF
nervous and physical debility, exhausted vital
lfy, and all other diseases appertaing thereto !;
the results of oftwenty years successful practice.
Opinions OF the Press.
CURTIS ON N''MANHOOD.',-There is n menu
Der of society by whom this book win not be
found useful, whether he be parent, preccptor
or clergy nan.-LOn6tOn Times
CURTIS ON MANHOOD. This book should
be read by the young for instruction, and by
the afflicted for relief; it will injure no ONE
Medical Times and O0zette.
Price One Dollar, by mail or express. Ad-
dress the author, DIR. CURTIS, $50 Sutter Street,
or T.. U. Box $50, San Frnnciscn, Cal.
4Sv7m3
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-12-31

It is estimated that one hundred
thousand and head of cattle are annu-
ally stolen from Texas and driven into
Mexico by Mexican marauders. TIE
extensive border line between the two
countries, reaching many hundred miles,
witnesses many atrocious acts OF the
part of Mexican bandits that the civil
lied world never hears of. Assassina-
tions, robberies and other crimes have
been carried on to such an extent as to
make life and property very uncertain
and insecure anywhere on that border.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-12-31

good hotel at night IS like a rail-
road BED mil 81 aIeepers.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-12-31

In the four years from 1870 to 1874
there was a decrease ct two hundred in
the number of candidates for orders in
the Protestant Episcopal Church. It
is said of the candidates that they do
not represent the highest culture, talent
and social standing in the church.
The African Repository states that
since the close OF the war 5000 colored
persons have been sent to Liberia and
established there by the American Colo
nization Society.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-12-31

The directors of the Halles Military
Road Company had a meeting on Tues
day last, at which il was determined to
place the road in thorough repair. A
resolution in reference to the death OF
Hon. 0. Humason was placed on record.
The president of the company was au-
thoiized to take action in reference to
the selection of the lieu lands of the
company. Considerable other business
of importance to the advancement of the
interests of the company was also trans
acted.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-12-31

Governor Thayer, Of Wyoming Ter
ritory, in his annual message, directs
attention to the fact that, within six
months, along the line of the Pacific
Railroad, not less than three thousand
elk have been slaughtered for tie hides
alone, that flesh being thrown away,
and he recommends the enactment of
laws imposing severe penalties for such
a wholesale massacre of game.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-12-31

The Indians of Barclay Sound picked
up, a few days ago, a boat painted white
about "a feet in lenght, with Is inches
of her stem torn away, as if it met with
the injury in lowering her from the
davits of a vessel. 1t is probably boat
which had belonged to the wrecked
steamship Pacitic. A lot ofhops, liquor
in barrels, and any quantity of lumber
has been picked up floating and drift
ing around the coast.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-12-31

A husband and wife had arranged
that when one was drunk the other
should work, thus keeping on every
other day. But once John kept drunk
three days, and came home in distress
."And what are you crying about?"
asked his helpmate.- so, feel so un-
happy, cried John. ''Unhappy! and
you've been drunk, while I've been
working ever since day before yesterday
Do you expect to be an angel?''
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-12-31

He was ten years old. He had a.
red nose, tears in his eyes, ragged
clothes, and be was awful sorry.
sit makes shiyer run up and down
my back when I think of this boy
standing on street corner and calling
pedestrians names,'' said his Honor
graVely.
SIT was in fun !'' walled the lad.
"Think of his calling men 'old bald
headed and the like of that %
".Jim put me up to it.
81 don't want to saw him in two,
and it's too late now to use him for
iish-bait, but this boy needs reforming"
''I'll reform !-I'll reform 70 cried the
lad.
81 don't want to send him to prison,
and yet fear he will turn out a bad
boy"
''Try me-try me-I'll never call
names no more % sobbed the boy.
His Honor left the chair, walked
down to the boy, and putting his hand
on his head he solemnly SAID:
Club, a bald-hcaded man isn't to
blame for it. He'd have hair there if
he could. lam bald, and Bijah is bald,
but we always pay one hundred cents
on dollar and never dead-beat street
car. You may go home, but if you
come again l shall know that you want
tc turn out Dick Turpin, and l shall
deal with you aceordingly."-Detrot
Free Press.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-12-31

Revised and corrected by the author E. de
Curtis, NJ. D., &c, &c.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-12-31

This is the SHORTEST, BEST and only line
running Pullman celebrated PALACE SLEEP
IN1i CARS AND COACHES. connecting with
Union Pacific Railroad at OMAHA and from the
WEST, via Grand junction, Marshall, Cedar
Rapids, Clinton, Sterling and Dixon, for CHI
CAGO AND THE EAST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-31
DECTSIOSS-JULY 80.

SuDrne Court hambGs-By Judge DOnohue.-
In The matter opening one hundred and twenty third
st. between Eighth and NiIthayes-Op.Ion frJi.y aft
the and Michigan Southern Halfway Co-Mouon
denied; opinion -,
nv JuGcr Westbrook.-Bnicr agt s2,ith-That which
pariy may looking at pablo records ~oh ne ~ pre-
sunsl always of. cannot I'D denied Dy IN
ayefmcn oi want 81 knowledge or inormluon esnechy
Inars alleged; denial Of the hrst OF a,uon
,lsn" and the paniin entitled Ia tudgnont the second
cause the question the value Of e use OF
denied 90 make lh,s feincdy
doutti moiioa Judgment il denied 10 tins .aoh
marty imposed Fbgnix Park coal Co.
act schoepper-The aida, It's upon which the ofdcr OF
arrest was obtained do show That the debt was
by fraud" They show probable fraudulent
dsnostion OF property contraction u the dbt by
M. Of only when the Iaud IN the strunent
$50 10 sea the sale and the OF the
de bt exemption the bankrupt act aps The dis
charge bankruptcy wipes ont the Judgment aud the Ois
il granted IoDerg HebeTgkefer report aud order
confirming report and granting dt,t eI 70
MA ptin sparks agt Clark.Examnaon OF the Judgment
S.tgr il adjourned d. 1875, At ii The several
eouns, Of the debtor oveITuld sIy
The IL made 10 enable the parry Ia
Kings County io corrections VI The order he may
be advised.
Sapcrior Lourt-Sperial Terp,-By Judge Sodgwick.
Half aet Lehman ct al No. Hall AIT. Lehman, No
KialaI agt Lehman ct alheierees repmt confirmed and
ali sg Benner et al; Clark agL Benner Ct aLorers
BY Judge Curtswalack sgt Powell ct a-Casc settled
and ordered Oh ME
Common Pioas-Spocai Ierm--By Judge lOew.-
Mo.rs H. CrsAts Willism H. Fry-h0son granted see
memorandum Mathew .iaen agt Leonard schmMt ap
should denied the papers which the same
The proof required by the third sub
the Lien ae OF 1893 slSoud he ur
the should hans<li nsuste
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-31

Hasts from peasaeol, sehI @. b. Eaton, from H"boss"
Sailed. ship Iottie Warren. 49, -
BxfiiuaRs Juy SO-Arvived. sfesmshp shrfvcr fsoe
Philadelphia ship Duisberg (ef from totrrdam rg
terton from brunswick Cleared steamship Mcclellan f0'
Providence - H..
phi ADEPHIA July 3O-Arrved, steamships Saxon from
Boston: Ientprde and leopard from Bten; vinf ator
from PROVIDENCE; Alliance, Rchmond; H. l. cav from
Baltimore G. Il. Biadle, from New YORK beverly uom GID
barks Kline lem rich. from IvctuG Horace Beas H"H
Boston; and large feet Of schrs. -, -. m,
PoKIiIND Me- July 30.--Arriyed. schr. Zcls frm 10.
boken Cleared. sciTs. Sophia for Eeorgrown so'oh tut
BANGOR Ne, July 29saled sehrs Lady OF the ocean,
Lebanon, and NJ. 1. Crockett. for BosOD.
CUiRIIsTox July Sailed. steamship Calvert Foey Tor
baltimore sclrs Alerod for New.YWs; sahe Il. Laoani
for Baltimore.
GALVESTON. July 2assiled scr Gov COMFY fcr nsvans
NHw BEDPoRD July 3Q-Arrive schr Julian Nelson ffoIi
PhieIcuha sailed @hrs Helen Tor Georgetown
Emma NJ JOS. Hay, for PhladeI hia L. A. Dane'-
Parma for Ncwlork-
for Latest Saip Ne,es Sec SesenA Page
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW.YORK.....

PORT OF NETWORK: 80.
s,.msh,n o,vupia Usrj Young London Henderson Bros
Steamship Victoria t'rl o'enstone' 'iSso" hendeso"
steamship Acapulco, Cray, Aspnwal Pacific Mail Steam
Steamship M.yacwer Fults Philadelphia. James Hand
Steamship ineland, bogcl Batm9,e " uai n..r
Bark saga Nor, Brg Rotterdam, Teiens Doc kmahn q
Bark canny scott r) Bartlett Adelaide, Spencer Have
Tsri Ceres tNor Gundcrson stettn Tetens Bockmann ~
lark Lima Ger) Elarbrook, Bremen, C. Lufng & Co.
Bark Mercur Ger, De Ham, Philadelphia, hoop' hannc-
Bart iGolque ,Br) Nickerson, Riga, Brett Son Co
schr Francis IBr, Carter iUint f1re, r. l. Nesius
echr Ifertert F. Mount, Santiago. woodhouse
scbr Jas NJ Riley Small stettin Brett, son q Co.
sonr TWO (rJ, Thomas sandy Cove N b, Heney
schr scanower Lincoln ProvDcetowp Mass Fisher Co.
ser h . n hn aGn ian Hdra osnss sdis co.
xehr g. r. Brown, Golney Newport. H. L. H. W. jackson
siOOp Deception. Adama Providence, Racket & Bro.
Steamship Ren Coer Bricienstein Bremen Juy II, via
SOUTHAMPTON 29tn Win ,s s gas ot,fi with
m,e and pas to ! T ksnyGn o, Iewe DEL with mdse to
BARK ~%rSad Sor Rasmussen Lisbon IS days with salt
Big Thos Owen ,o Portland, Gup,iI ST. Jaso and Guam
tanano 10 days "'ih sugar spoxrx
Bark G. Jayne from New orleans for Bordeaux July IT,
scnams from Philadelphia for Alexandria Egypt
QUEENSTOWN July 3O-The White star Line steamship
Gcrmanie NewN ok left here at IL o'clock this morn
iDe. ,,..,..
DihaIol Champion Kate, Virginia Capt Barker Sunquan
pnrsi Glrlo CHILEAN " allah, Zngaia, Embia,
Hedwg. Arrived from the niied states ON the 2is, Rosa
liza 27tb Honor Baltimore John lsonann FORTUNE the
latter at E!sore 10Th, Paona ~ Diana, Alfred Cape Clear
Tige sayona Lady Liisa Senator Weber tag
3ot .iehon Ave- Jedarest Dn
brovack L. Bgeiow, Drgo, Detroit Joseph B. spnney'
Last queenstown
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEWCASTLE Dell July 30 m-passed up last evening
barks (Der from Bremen; Dnppel tber from Az
pedorc barkentne Horace Peas from eosion bark Ante
fope from New.York for Wilmington Del; steamships AIN
srce Crntpee from Boston, Leopard from
do Of schonors Passed down last evening
stanrhip Norfolk for Richmond; schr: f. A. Hooper, ior
Providence Passed mp 3oth scar Nellie j. Dnsmcre inr
Iuisborc N g. j. NJ aoralea Marc, IiayL Lucy X.
Coeswei from Newburyport Helen RommeT, from Paw.
ticket The steamship Vndeator from Providence, IN IN
sight, coming up. nm .... a..
DEiAwAss BaRAKwArEn July 30-a m Arrived last
seL r Ontsr o sailed for New. York las, evening 49,
BosTos July 30-Arrivcd bark lawrence IRON CaSnaI
brigs Mary LaitA t3er frvm cape vown T. Gill; Juha L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-31
pdSSENG FRS SAILED.

FOR SAN FRANCIsCO-Tn steamship dcapulco July 80
n II Hepburn capt Further, Miss A. Motley Jacob Schn
der MI. and Mrs. J. II. Vincent Mise Hrs, ~ Pratt Mrs
Mar A Pane Mrs j. l.. TAYLOR, Miss VI AMcIaughtn Mrs
.sarah r. Pirsis Mis- Mary Van Wagner, Mn r. de Wa.be
" b B,yce Mr. and Mrs j. NJ Hudson and infant, James
VIM F. indssn Chas C. Ba0t Mr. and Mrs BELOW and two
chinp Milton COey Mrs. Hcnnesey and child, A. Even
st,r Walter c. Mouton Miss sarah NJ. Waliren, Nh Care
line Perry child John Kellock Haskell Miss saran
L. Watson w. L. Chase, Mrs Langcyn and two chidren ~
n Hall Mrs sarah G. Noyes Geo. IL Mason Cas shuitz
Cias Miner Prank Isaac Moore. Clark H. Johnson
H. arh Frank Dickerson wife and child Mrs H. CIarX
and child f. r. Ebing.U ID. Chesbouryl way Passengtrs
ceorac Boarrs Mrs f. A. Eason. daughter and two emil
dren John j. Briggs o. c. Eead Alram PERI Fdw Cough
Wheaton Il. T. Clayton Mrs Hannah wilson LAWS Klein,
Martin apnps e. H. Daniels II. f. Anes, U \ Navy
G. uefnnrer IT, s Navy r w. CIookcr, u. <. Navy
Geo lrappo &. Rankin, Mn c. A. Telior and infant
Irt,r I1aff
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PdSSENC Frs 1RRTTED.

FROM BRFMFN-In steamship Rhen, July 3O-Wlhl
Ebert W. Isaac LOewenstein Henry j. lAppe VIM
n Closk,y. Signund HerLoS Salonou Herzog, g. Ha!nr
A,loIpb Kahhne John Muhenbriack john Hasam, Miss
Linda UaslaIn Carl WiIrnog, Cornelius Wiftensein Harm
Morse A m How're Alex Kuhn Miss Feli1. kutenschnlld
Miss Josephine Vake Mss kngene kruse Misc h,
sarhia schmidt Miss Ifyaznthe Staa Miss helann WEBER
Ms Wabada STEM Miss Vita Khtsch Carl Sehrdtr aui
family IToniard pOrti Miss Bertha Schlpper D. Werhen
MOSS Slnou Mrs Iapchen KatE and children, Allen y Nye
Joseph family. kaspar Eekhardi Chss Hochs,a
Hartmann, J0 Weber Mlss emma
Ro-enberg freherr Fielder, Mrs Mathe stau9acher
and brother Richard Pochmanl, L. Kreycnhagen, Henry
Re,Iich and WIFE Helwg Stahng August
Hast George uter FTiedr Bess Heinz Rnh Nc schroeder
ana family Mrs gnes and children, feiebein VIM
Iiui,ann Carl PraOTius Abraham Jung j. e. Biemer anu
daughter H. Hodce, G. VIM kaeder, Alfred Baret.h, Gus
-. f.a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-31
CRIMINAL NOTES,

Madame Ihl indicted for criminal malpractice, was
admitted 10 hail Yesterday in $4,000 Jacob Mich OF NO All
East Eigtiiy St became her surely.
Jobn Carmichael who was arrested for perjury,
rave a YESTERDAY for his appearance for trial.
Timothy H. McIsyoy No. $40 Grands' being his surety
At the Yorkve Police Court Henry Hertz was
CHARGED NV Sara 1888 second with having
,lciraaiedher s2s Hertz held IN $1,000 bail Max
Nuhau- baker Of 10. gT7 See0adav vas charged by
MARY Marauard No Az Iast titihst. with having AZ
saned while his bakeshop The accused gave Dali ia
$1,000 IL, NEE,
Thomas Lanahan, convicted OF an assault in Fifth
ave al NIGHT obtained OF his Judgment AMI
fal on appe bears Judge sutherland hat charged the jury
thar they could notice that at the time al the assault
S1teye was deserted has since IN the Toinbs
awaiting trial Judge Wosiboo Supreme Court Chambers
vesterday admitted tn Trail IN LOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-31
NIAGARA FALLS.

PREJUDIcEs OF MANY TRAVELLERS - FRUITS OF
YEARS CT ExToRTION - THE REFORM MOVE
MlNr-TIE SIGHTS, HOTELS, AND EXPENSES.
IRON SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.l
NIAGARA FALLS, July 23.-If one could
hook into those unavoidable Of the brain, where
the pictures of memory slowed away like negatives
In photographers back garrett he would find Ia the case
Of too many visitors to Niagara Falls, hisacOored
view Of numbering hack the Jehu thereof yisibiy de-
handing S. in the foreground; museum, where IL Is
nothing to 60 in and 81 TO out In the middle dis
tance and possibly in the dim and hay background
wayerng picture OF 25 cents worth Of the Fails them
selves Niagara had become notorious, and people were
actually afraid there. 1t was only recently that
casual visitor at one OF the hotels, with this pre-
eiyed notion OF extravaganza, walked up to the
notice of prices his chamber door and exclaimed IN
horror My gracious they charge four dollars Tor board
and dollar and half for breakfast and dinner fool
!, must he confessed by the most Jealous admirers OF
Niagara that in many respects the public was hall OF Two
thirds right.
But Niagara IA undergoing change Virtue, they say.
is own reward sometimes vice is The season has
been rather backward to use the hotel enphemism, OF
late years. and IL has been peculiarly so this season.
The Ee and other roads organize excursions from New
York aud ueghbong etates, bringing sometimes 1000
in day, but these people spend their little money IN
fees and memcntOes rather than on hotels
and hackmen. So the hotels have not been doing well
Tie Cataract and International, which stow away
600 or 700 people eseh have averaged scarcely more
uan 100.
TIE HOTELS
Many Of the Niagara people ready for reform Two
events have had much direct influence IN making change
apparent this year-the establishment Of daily paper,
which Is not afraid 10 speak its own mind, and the
change Of proprictorshp in the International Hotel.
Both this and the Cataract now exeeen;y kept and
their prices not high ia comparison with those OF
others Of their kind while II wishes To economic at
flal T. f.1.t.
aday. The hotels at Niagara have been perhaps the
least questionable features Of place but their propr-
etors were indifferent TO the welfare OF their
guests when they were Ontsade the house.
hven now the Cataract people-at least the
saefh regent-on being mildly Intercepted, expressed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-31
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
SATURDAY. lilly 81.

SATURDAY, July 81.
Por England Ireal, Wales aud France by steamship Sty
mails close IL supplementary Mail IN
!. steamship sails at from Pier No.
As North River.
For scotland only BY the steamship Victoria mails close
at II III. Supplementary Mail IL closed az p ~ steamship
sas AT 8 d. NJ, from Pier No. 20, North River .
Europe except Franco, Via Bremen by the steamship
Main ma Ii close at 1880 Supl Elementary Mail Is
CLOSED n: 80 Steamship sails at r. m from Pier ioot
of Tfir'i.st, Hoboken
For santo Dnmngo, Samana Turks Island, and Puerto
steamship rybee, malls c'0se AT r. H. steam
ship sails 3 y. H.. FROM Pier, No 10. East River:
by the steamship Geo w clyde close NJ
d. H. Steamship sails from Pier No 10 East river
SUNDAY. AUG. l.
All Nails close at IL o'clock a The PostOmce IN open
from a. IN. 10 III "a.
for Newfoundland close at Tho New-fork Poto"ce
every al l:3Dp m -, 49,. -.
Mailo Hakay ~ g., Is closed at the New YORK Post
Office every day at o pm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-31
CONTEMPLATING CASES DELAYED.

The cases of Michael league, James Me-
C;ra,b. James Maler and Michael Boyle accused Of
ceunerfciting the trade dollar coinage, were called by
COMMISSIONER Shields yesterday. Assistant u. B. Dis
Purdy who represented the Government,
answered ready, hut the counsel Tor inc &c
fe udaIts asked post pOncnent for few days on mo
1Tonnd that he had had time to consult win Ills
Clients. Mr.. Pury consenting TO the delay inc Eases
,yrre mn sfpone until D. H. "Wednesday, the Commits
sonef saving that the must then 70 without any
further ado uyincIt being had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-31

An Irishman went into "a gin-mill IN LOUIS
willie took a drink and came out lie stood few min
utrs When things commenced workin'." He grabbed
his twisted bis face out OF shape rushed back
into the cin.In aud shouted TO the bar tender: say
axed ye for whisky, an ye gave me ihs wsMg bottle;
The torchliglt procession tlts eon' through me this
bissid mint Och murtherl I'm On arei' and they
put him out"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-31

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises I5b TIT Moon rises 1913
HIGH WATER DAY-A ".
Sandy Hook 63s OOys Island 7l3 Hell g. Ferry. 9O2
SANDY Uaok 0s Cows Island TAI Ferry. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-31
JUDICIAL DILEMMA FOR TIE CONTROLLER.

Judge DOnOhue, in Supreme Court Cham-
bers rendered decision yesterday the taxation of
costs in the matter of opening Onehnndcd and twenty
third-st Eighth to Nntiayes. and from Tenhave
10 the Boulevard The Controller objected to two items,
one s surveyors fees and the other OF $l2 for
clerks fees Judge Don0fue in deciding says he cannot
refer the question whether these fees are moderate ANA
proper sine tine ConirOc has refused 10 pay tnc e1-
rec in recent OF similar character, ana IL within
the law in refusing and Ieierec viii act under Bicn
circumstances lie u therefore Oecd "a trust 20 the
aidavits which that the charges are within settled
principles aud moderate, and tax them presented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-31
CORPORATION Notices.

LOR PLACING Propeller WIN. +. HAVE
l. MEYER on Dry Dock-SEAIEp PROPOSALS. WIN .
1916 placing propeller William T. Uavem'yer on DIV
Dock. particulars. The oty Record Cos not ~
go, % ~ I{sn