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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14
WIFE MURDER BY A DRUNKEN LABoRER.

Ann Deehan, age AZ, died at 2 a. IN. yes
terday from injuries inflicted by her husband John Dee
han with whom and their daughter, 3, she lived in
miserable garnet at No. $50 Front-st near God-st.
Brooklyn The husband and wife both disspated,
and the former earned support by occasionally
driving coal cart or working along the docks The nus
band says that lie came home drunk, on June ], and
found that his wife had just returned after an absence OF
two days. They quaIreed and he knocked her down
stars has fist and then beat her with pair Of heavy
boots The daughter that her father Also stamped
uppn and kicked her mother. DIR. BOdkin, who attended
the woman, reported the 10 Coroner Sinins, who
ordered the body be taken 10 the M0lgne, where an
sutvpsy will lie made Police Captain Worth Of the Sec
ond Precinct arrested Deehan and also t,Ok charge OF
two pss VI his heavy cewhide boots, VI wioh wa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14

them old There parlbearcrs because thcre
ere only one or two men in the city who were COM
panions Of Mr. shrady, and they weak and broken
down with age. The coffin bore the inscription John
shrady May 2s 1888. died June 10. 1879" At the
head Of the coffin stood floral crown at the foot aeross
while In each OF these heads Of rpened grain
were mingled with the flowers The services were con,
Quoted by the Rev. W. b. Merritt Of the Union Reformed
butch Church. who gave a sketch Of the life of Mr..
shrady At the close Of HE remarks the body was taken
to the Marble Cemetery on Twentiethst, AND there
placed In the family vault The burial service was con-
cluicd at the CcmeteEy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14
TILE CITY EXpENDITI'RES.


ISSUE OF 100000 CRoTON STOCK AUTHORIZED BY
THE BOARD OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ABOUT TIE PAYMENT OF MONEY FOR PROSE-
CUTTING PERSONS GUILTY OF FRAUDS UPON TIE
CITY.
The Board of Estimate and Apportionmcnt
met on Saturday, Mayor WIckham presiding. The Con
trOler offered resolution authorizing him to issue
100000 of Croton Water stock He stated that willie
he attached no blame to Commissioner Porter who was
doubtless obliged, to some extent, 70 follow the plans
prepared and practically acted upon by his predecessor
still lie thought the work Of laying Croton pipes not
being done in the most intelligent ani satisfactory
ner The Mayor desired to know whether the Board had
any power to direct the Commissioner OF Public Works
TO lay pipes in Ninve. instead of Tcnth-aye, and SO
change the original plan The Controller said lie did not
wish the Board 10 do anything extra and the APP
preparation then unanimously agreed to. The Con-
trocr called the resolution offered by him at the last
meeting follows:
Resored That the appropriation OF 10000 for procuring
an 70 rans committed ror 70 January 81 on the
city or nnn I'VE b g ,as o mi f m TO- time on the
certificate OF the Controller that the charges are reasonable
and proper.
To this was added clause stating that Charles OConor
said that 1.-THE services all rendered in the Finance
Department Its books vouchers and acts form the basis
Of every investigation. do not low any other de-
partment judge Of the services. The defect 1t be
one, in the budget of 1874, shouid be obvidtcd by
a resolution above" President Lewis said
cause the Common Council had authorized the
money 10 BE- paid the certificate OF the
Mayor and Corporation Counsel The Controller said the
Common Council had right 10 do this. President
Wheeler bcliey ed that the Board Of Estimate and AppOr
tionncnt had nothing d. with the matter lie believed
that the Board Of Aldermen had the power TO regulate
the payment. The Controller declared that the Board Of
Aldermen had control whatever OF the manner of
payment He wanted TO know why the Board OF Alder
anxious prohibit the use of this money,
and who il that they 10 shield Ii was annoying
to him that they should intervene in matter Of This
had fy.Ho npir nf he ilgn
Counsel that the Aldermen had power to act upon the
question President Lewis said that tic Aldermen IA
yored the payment the money but they wanted II
disbursod by the Mayor and Corporation Counsel The
resolution was lost the Mayor and Controller voting i'll
the affirmative and Presidents Wheeler and Lewis iii the
negative.
The Controller called up Il resolution fixing the SALARIES
of the Third District Court house Commissioners at
So 500 per annun 1t lost. The Controller offered
resolution ecng that the salaries OF the supervisor Of
The Cify Record and his assistants in OF the
value Of the performed and providing that they
be reduced from aggregate OF $500 to $4,000 This
laid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
n.....y Ho,,J V;ca- President Henry wilson.

Grand Central Neutrality-suspicious. Henry w Ms;"e
EJTfh drenus Hofsl-The Hon James g. Elaine !" ma''
and D. a. Jayne Of ithaca Hndsor Mymssha,'Wv
ibeHdrte HotiI. de Icstel Minst.f Ioi w 49, ncl
lands a Washington A. Van den Nest, secretary OF W.
ian legation and GEN A. q. OF Rhode isanu
Giissv iiouss-Rea Admiral Augustus J.! Car =: ''''
and ey gresham stephen Sanford Of Amsterdam NJ
Metropolitan Hofei-Cap William Prince u - ARMY yc
J1,nes Ifotsi-Su geon Is. Clements, U. - Army
VII Ue-Cap James Kennedy OF the steamship CITY OF
Berlin Eter,u ouse-M Annie Louise Cary e0to'e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14

a. the lad was retreatng the weapon wa: accidentally
discharged the contents entering Herdmsns eg' above
~ ~ LONG ISLAND.
OYSTER BAY.-James Z. Parker, boy only
Is years old. has been tcd to the queens county
Jail by Justice Chip to await the action OF tne "ramu
Jury upon charge Of attempting to poison the amy
Of william Dean and Fife Teasdell and Robert ,itof IT,
became offended, and ~ revenge @ W. t,o
poison every inmate Of the household ne y" to
Contents into the teapot It contained only mnrintic
acid which was rendered comparatively harmless ny
diluOn with the tea, and the only erect was 10 sen.
scken those who paTtook Of IT, The boy Acknowledged
the Justice that he intended to poison n as decdcd in
The referee In the 1m1lam divorce Case HIS "o''"' "
favor OF Mrs. Ludlam, the defendant.
HUNTIsGTOS.-The Huntington Board OF Excise nave s
granted only Ss sss x 1
asking that the number Of licenses Dc rcsirlc" " ~,
two hotels and , one t so I ana t asoha enTe
Temperance people OF Hampstead are moving ~ " IAN
the OF the Excise KAT thew have
violated the lay by %Prop"y ef%ds propose
only TO grant one drug store license In each Village
JAuNcA-Ata meeting OF the Queens County Board o,
Supervisors, held on saturday, RESOLUTION %as pv
nil papcrs I'm his possession relative to certain CHARGES
against County Superintendent Of the POOR Jonn h %
fore the Grand Jury for action. Tho charges are tn
Anderson sold the county flour at short weight anu 'n
he Illegally authorized the admission OF Paupcis 10 .nd
County P0orarm through relative, or by proxy anu
collected fees for the examinations
WEST BAByLOS.-Thcre was a fire In the WOODS mere
on Friday, which burned over q large area OF uhDI
Land belonging Ezra Samms. 1t was caused ny sphs
from passing locomotive number OF fires nave re-
Gently occurred along the line Of the Southern ROAD from
alleged carelessness ON the part OF the employees
NORInpoRr-Mrs Sarah liartt wife OF joan iiar,i Oh
Brooklyn and daughtcr-inlaw OF y. H. HART OF .ns
place committed suicide here Friday Ivy drowning ner
self She was on a visit to her father-inaw win ner ,w9
children, the younger only five months Old ohc ""u
been subject to hts OF depression at times
PATEgsoNA little GIRL year, or age, dliSh'cr ~,
william Seeker OF RamapOave., had her mana terrpS
lacrratcd while attempting to draw IA stick OF WOOD
away as her brother was cutting 1t with an Ak o'
Friday. =,
SAYyrILE-Adran Grantcar, a native OF liollanu ici
overheard from his boat Friday, and was drowned
STATEN ISLAND.
NEW pplicatiOn has been made
10 the Board OF Trustees for the opening OF road
through the property Of the Sailors Snug Harbor anu ar
gument will be heard in the matter Friday afternoon
next at the Village Hall, at o'clock Vroom who
was elected Trustee Of the Sixth Ward the recent Cna
ter election will probably resign In favor OF D. w III
mill who was his opponent his business engagements
will not per nit him to mold the office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14
THE SUPPOSED CUBAN EXPEDITION.

DlslRlC1-ATTOENEY BLISS SIAIES THAT TIE sUs-
PECTED YACHT OCTAvA is TO BE- RELEASED.
United States District Attorney Bliss made
yesterday substantially the following statement relative
TO the yacht Octaya, which taken possession
last Wednesday by order OF Collector Arthur Oh the
suppostion that she about to sail with and
ammunition for the Cuban patriots:
After a careful examination the Government has be
come satisfied that the Ocayia IS British vessel aud
that she has violated no neutrality laws Of the United
states She WILL therefore, speedily receive her clear
papers Should she eventually land any arms hld
munitions OF war in Cuba for the use OF The patriots
eminent In a great deal Of trouble with spain; but, by
leaving the port o New York under the present eircnn
stances she cannot IL II bccv, cause any difficulty be-
Spain and the United states Mr.. nllss also said
that IL understood thai the Laura Pride another
British vessel, had sailed for Potau-Prlnce with
armament for the Octayla and sufboat capable Of
rylng the ARMAMENT through any sJrf around Cuba.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14
THERMOMETER.
BAROMETER.

June T. from s45 m to a0 nm am'" o wasr i6
inch J,ne o. rain from D. OIL p M amount oi wa,r
IA inch june TO- rain from 55 o. M n63 M. 81 ,nch
~ atsr ri inch Total for the week 10 e
travelled by The wind during the week. 77O mieA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14

FUNERAL OF A VETERAN OF THE WAR OF 1912.
The funeral of John Shrady, o veteran of the
Of 1872 took place from his late resdcnce at No. 80
East Thirty secOnis, yesterday afternoon About 100
euds Of the deceased gathered At the house many Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY, AT HUDNUTa Nv
BROADWAY.
Can. se' Nom, e2'. Sr M So. Midn,snt Do
Average 59s4' Same day, 1874, a.
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATORY
.ns1p.cr OF REPORT FOR TIE WEEK ENDING At +. NJ
JUNE l.. 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14
tAnnouncements.l
BuRNErr's EXTRACTS are highly concentrated.

Alaska Cashmere ant Straw Hats OF the rlii-
ing STYLES are the special and mating attractinso KNoXs
stores No 2,2 Broadway and in the tith Avenue Hotel
Gentlemen OF taste always pat-op'ze the popular KNOX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY JUNE H. ls-TRPLE SHEET

"A the lad was rereatng the weapon was accidentally
discharged the contents entering Herdmsns leg, above
the knee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14
CHARLiER INSTITUTE,
CENTRAL PARK.
CInsISa E<IR, IsEs

FRIDAY EVENING, June ~ nj zig clock.
Lessons RESUMED q sept -.
Applicaons pupils received June Il To June
80 between 9 and II O'Clock a.
MADE.
The new the pupils during the
past twenty years. -
PROF. EEIE CHARIIER.
Director.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14
ROBERT BONNER

has written us at have used DALLEYs GALvANIc HoRs
SANE Il aud find 1t 10 be excellent art
Gle" the best thing known for Calls and scratches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14

Extraordinary display of Summer Spccialtes
will take race this OF Canas and Broat'
way BiLDwINs Declaration of Independence appears in
front OF the store to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14

MAN SHOT-HOLMEs's BURGLAR ALARM TEL
EGRAPH 81 Broadway, would have notified Mr shnte OF
I,roos W. burglar. The instant his window
was broken open the ar would have been alarmed ana
entered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14

When mind and body are out of sorts, with
cold exremes ycpwness the skin, costiveness, dull
headache and an ns stir about be yon are In
a bilious attack, ringing from more or less disor.rel
liver Dr. JAYXEs sANAfIVE will bring the LIVER u
healthy condition. speedily remove all hillary distress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14
DIR. RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

peri city tasss elegantly coated for tie cnre OF al o
orcrs II the stomach. liver bowels Kidneys bladder nefw
diseases headache constipation, costi,oness indigestion W
pelsi biOusncss bilious fever, inflammation OF le N.l
piles all OF the internal yiscerA Wmisa~s
TO effect positive cure
Price % cents per box. Sold 10y Druggists.
DIR. RADWAY & Co, 32 WARREN-Sr. N l.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-04-22

been made in favor of James
Smith, by this body, on the 10th Of
November, 1874, for the sum of SIG,
ON the judgment fund, and no war
rant issued therefor;
Therefore, Be it resolved, That.
warrant now issue in favor Of said
Smith, on the judgment fund for said
sum of SIG 90.
Be it enacted, &C., That G. w.
Durdin, ex-Parish Treasurer, having
this day presented receipts and
vouchers for one hundred and ninty-
nine 55-1O0 dollars OH ordinary fund,
and receipts and vouchers for six
hundred and forty and 9O-1O0 dollars
on Road and Bridge fund, and re-
ceipts and vouchers for four hundred
and eighty-One and 75-1O0 dollars ON
Judgment fund, said several sums in
Guiding his commissions on said sew
eral sums, and said sums being the
several amounts due by him accord
ing to report of committee made to
this Jury on the 18th instant, he,
said q. w. Durdin, is hereby reliev-
ed of Availability as Parish Treasurer,
for the sums aforesaid, on the sever
al funds aforesaid.
| Be it further enacted, &C., That J
A. Snider, Parish Treasurer, be
charged with the sum of fifty cents,
| Ordinary Fund, and six hundred and
twelve and 4O-IOO dollars, Road and
Bridge Fund; and seventeen and
@-lOO dollars, Judgment Fund, this
day paid over to him by G. w. Dur.
din, as appears by receipts Of said
Snider to said Durdin, presented and
delivered to this Jury.
The scrip then presented by sale
Durdin, as per above settlement
were, on motion, burned in open SEES
sion. s M Is
| The following amounts were allow
ed to the members of this body, theil
per diem at this..session, to-wit:
TOD. j. Swindle, for $50 on
10 j. u. Allen, for 80 Oh
10 league Miller, for 30 On
To Emperor Thomas, for 80 0,
To Sol Ely, for % On
TO w. HI. Hill, for Is u
To w. III. Hill, for recording
Acts present session, 6 Q
The Board then issued warrant
for foregoing appropriations, number
ing on the registry from number u
to l45 inclusive.
Read aud adopted April 16, 1875.
" ~ J. j. SWINDLE.
President OF Police Jury.
w. HI. Hill, Clerk.
u The Board then..adjourned sine die
w. III. HILL,
: Clerk Police Jury.
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The same TO be left in the hands OF
the President Of the Police Jury to
he BY him delivered to the Collector
when he shall have executed his
bond Is parish Collector, as the law
directs.
Be it Resolved, That II Percy Ba-
ker. claiming to be authorized to col
lect parish taxes, shall not execute
bond as required by the law passed
~ this body within ten days from
this date, the President of this Jury
shall, by public notice In the official
journal for the parish, notify all tax
Iayers not to pay parish taxes to said
haker. and that q copy Of this reso-
Iution he served on said Baker.
It appearing that an appropriation
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-04-22

It's easy enough to be con-
tented with your lot, if the
price of land is rising and you
bought it cheap.
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xA
WELL PLEAsED.-"Oh. I've
6 OF into a neighborhood nov
which just suits met" exclaimed
a west-sider as he entered
street car and shook hands With
a friend.
"Good, is it 7"
"You bet! | can stand in
my door and see a dog-fght
every half-hour. and the police
come around there!as often as
twice a day and knock some>
body down two or three times .
IT'S some satisfaction now to
pay rent M
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-04-22

Germany, with q population
of AZ, OO0, 600 souls, graduated
600 physicians last year, reject
ing 1O8 applicants. The ~
cord Of the United States, with
its 40, OOO, 900 population for
the same year, is 5000 gradu-
ated and few, ifany, reflections
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-04-22

A young lady in Indiana got
up at midnight, foddered the
cows, split some wood and got
the WATER on to wash before
she awoke. That's the kind Of
. girl to marry. Shed go out
some night aud hoe two acres
Of potatoes.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-04-22

Future generations talking
over the Beecher scandal
"And were there no guns in
vented then 2"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-04-22

The proposition to make
Gen. Hancock the Democratic
nominee for the Presidency
calls forth this comment from
the Cincinnati Enquirer Il
"Gen. Hancock is q very clever
gentleman, but tho demand for
the conversion Of the, White
House into military barracks
is not as great as it was . few
years ago.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-04-22

Says a floating item: Zone
Frost, Of Marion County, KY,
has named his five sons, Sc
we're Frost, Winter Frost,
White Frost, Jack Frost and
Black Frost =
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necessary purposes.

Philadelphia brags of hav-
ing the most Clearly servant
girls. They always hire out
with the understanding thai
the mistress is to do the dirty
work.
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There is a growing tendency
on the part of the Democratic
press to reject all alliances
with other elements Of opposi-
ton to the Administration, and
to make the next national
campaign upon straight party
issues The result in Connect
icut will be apt to strengthen
this inclination. In q recent
issue the Burlington (Ia.) Ga
zette declared that in future it
would take its political doc
trines straight, explaining its
purpose in this way: I'VE
want no more Liberal cam
paigns. The Democracy can
never win under any banner
but its own, and its prestige
to-day entities it not only to
public leadership but popular
confidence. The signs Of the
times are favorable for, and
Enthusiastically point to, . Dem
ocratic restoration, and it is
not wisdom to- seek strange
alliances, and split the grow
ling power Of the party by the
introduction Of questions thai
cannot but divide and destroy
it. We want a distinctive line
Of policy, Democratic in tone
and tendency, and if Charles
Francis Adams and that class
Of men can find . resting place
for their political hopes within
the pale Of 4 straight Demo
cratic organization, we viii
gladly receive them and aware
them such prominence ani
recognition as may be posi-
BILE, but no more entangle
ments; "
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We are pleased to have the

OF our cOtempOra-
ries, and are satisfied that the
people generally will approve
speedy action in the work of a
thorough re, organization of the
Democratic party, it being no
longer an open question whe-
Their or not Louisiana can be
redeemed outside Of the Ma
tional Democratic party. The
present political complexion
of the Federal House, the re-
cent heavy Democratic gains
lat the North, especially in
Connecticut, where the contest
was a square-outis issue between
Centralism and strong Demo
cratic doctrines, and the in
creasing popularity every
where of Democratic ideas, as
well as the irresistible current
which is drifting the Repub-
lican party either to disinte-
grafton or to still more ex-
treme views in behalf of cen,
tralism, all clearly foreshadow
that the struggle of 1876 will
be a-hand-to-hand fight be-
1 tween Democrats and Radi-
calls, Grant probably leading
the latter. What.we. of Louis
lana have to do is, to place
ourselves in line with the Ma
tional Democracy. In doing
this, we trust the lesson of the
past few years will be SO fal
remembered as to place nc
men in the lead who one day
are ready to drink blood, and
the next are running here and
: there to find an enemy to
whom they may surrender; mol
any of that other class who
are conspicuous mainly fol
standing around and arr
known for what they say and
not what they do. It is fur
ther to be hoped that whatevel
lis undertaken will be gone Al
with a moderation which will
carry with it the idea of liber
atty and freedom to all, an6
l = 3 4f
at the same time with a firm
ness, followed by persistency
which will be conclusive tina
the honest masses Of Louisiana
mean what they say and art
no longer in a humor to b,
driven here and there by every
idle wind that blows. Th'
, State has had enough Of pas
| time politicians and conglom
erated politics. Let us hav'
one fight more on principle
! straight-out.-[O uachita Tele
t Igraph.
Nothing is certain in politics
But unless the signs of th'
times are deceiving, says a n
Y. paper, the Republican part,
i |even at its best, cannot hop
I to contest the next Presiden
: tial election successfully. IF
: should become the victim Q
= internal dissension and strife
. Jas, appears probable now
Would fall to pieces and die il
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-04-22

The following appointments
for school directors in Bossier
parish have been made:
N. "A. Durdin, E. F. Connell,
7. 81. Hutton, Virgil Taylor,
Frank Smith, Jordan Mimms,
Sam'l Thomas, Amos Abrams.
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The new telegraph line to
Alexandria is progressing rap>
idly. In q few days an office
will be opened at Ringgold,
twenty-five miles from this
place. It is expected that there
will also be an Office at Cous
chatta, Campte and Natchito.
Chess. Minden Democrat.
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CAS- a rule" remarked d la
dy, "get a hired girl with an
ugly face ifyou wish to keep
your husband out of the
kitchen"
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GOOSE" is the name Of a plant
which grows to perfection in
southern Utah. It is of a fl
brous nature, and makes ex-
cellent ropes. In the absence
Of hemp, it will answer all