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shown certain cOnractOrs and he answered no. to his

shown certain contractors and he answered not to his
knowledge
Attorney General Fairchid then read the testimony
OF William b. Taylor State Engineer, given before the
Investigating Commission, in which he testified that
BabcOck had been guilty or irregularities and fraud IN
his estimates and he aylor) had discharged him. and
said, You discharged about that time, were you
not" The witness answered that he was discharged,
and Mr. Fairchid said that he had finished with the
witness.
Mr. Miller, counsel for Babcock asked him 10 state
the circumstance and he proceeded TO explain, showing
that he had done nothing wrong In fact he said, the
estimate not estimated AT all IL was hr. Crockers
estmate when discharged he was not informed OF the
reasons for II; the estimates l made ho sald, con-
tainea considerable rock handed it to Crocker and
he said / had too much rock and il was cut down.
which provides that whenever there is extra work on
contract to be done the contractor can be required TO
do it2
Wtness-Yes sir.
Mr. Miller-Dd you ever receive any protest from
your superiors against any work you had acceptedf
Witness-No, sir
Mr. Miller-Dd you have any voice in the selection
or appointment of your subordnatesg
Wtness-Nono whatever. l spent all the time
could take away from the office on the works inspect
ing them.
Secretary of State wiers read portion of the testi
mony taken by the commission, in which 1t appeared
that Babcock had allowed the Of poor material be-
cause there was not time to get better.
Witness explained thai such the
Mr. Fairchid said he could not any necessity for
further testimony. The charges were all admitted
with explanations. Now, he thought, all that
necessary was an inspection Of this work as proposed
and agreed to by the Board.
Mr Miller said he gratihed to hear the Deputy
Attorney General say this morning that Mr. Yates at
least not here under criminal charge that he was
not guilty of fraud but If the Board takes the ground
that this work is up the usual standard canal
work then we will be under the necessity of caAng
witnesses to prove that IL is
The Lieutenant Governor said that it charged by
the Deputy Attorney General that this work was not
done II should be, and there substantial
nial OF that On the other hand it is claimed that the
work is as good as that usually done the canal and
there Is no substantial denial OF that on the part OF Mr.
Fairchd.
The Board then adjourned until tomorrow to visit
and inspect the work.
The New York herald., 1875-10-20
MILE. T1T1ENs IN BROOKLYN.

Mile. Titiens made her appearance before select
Brooklyn audience at the Academy OF music last
ing The building was about two-thirds filed, and
the prima donna received ovation 1atering in the
extreme The programme opened with the grand duo
81 pescatori," by Signor Tom Karl and Or
andni Miss Matilde Hoffman then sang the
aria "Curc Campagne," Sonnambua, and was
greeted with an encore. NJ Emile Sauret the
violin virtuoso charmed the audience with
"Di tant polpiti," Paganin, that he COM
pelled to perform three solos not on the programme
Mile Ttiens sang 'Der Freischutz," which so won the
hearts Of the assembage that she could their
applause, and gave with much feeling and with just
sufficient Of the German accent to mellow few words
Of the ballad "Home, Sweet Home" The English
pianiste, Mme Arabella Goddard performed sonata
piano solo, and and other airs, winning
fresh laures The aria 'Mgnon," by NJ
Karl followed by "Katheen Mavourneenn bv
Mile. Titiens terminated part first OF the programme
In the second part Sgnor Orlandini gave Brindsi's
"Martha" and Miss violetta Colve sang an aria from
''Travata-" "L'Arda" was Mile Ttcns' last notes.
and she was repeatedly called to the front by the
thusiastic Brookynites, whose applause acknowl-
edge by Of graceful bows Tho closed
with duo by Mr.. Tom Karl and Miss Colville from
stDon PaSQualeu y
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BRUTALITY IN BROOKLYN.

In the Brooklyn City Court, before Judge Reynolds,
action was brought yesterday by Walter Westakc
against named Owen Tully, to recover damages
in the sum Of $4,000 On the evening Of April 20,
1875, it Is alleged the defendant was riding on the
front platform Of a Myrtle avenue car when the con-
ductor asked for his fare Tully struck the official
IN tho face which the conductor resented by showing
the man or the Tully who keeps liquor store
at the corner OF Myrtle and Nostrand avenues Jumped
the again, and in the scuiie which ensued he
bit the thumb of the conductor severely that the
incest surgical treatment necessary it from
amputation. The plaintiff confined to his bed
for three months, and his hand is permanently dis
abled. The Will be given to the jury to-day
The New York herald., 1875-10-20

The Apprentices Library, No. 472 Broadway, has
lust been reoponed The aim Of this institution is to
furnish grauitous reading the working boys and girls
of this city Ii numbers so 600 volumes selected
with great care comprising the most suitable works
for general reading and Is supplemented by tho best
literature soon after publication 1t supplies an
nnalIy nearly 130 900 volumes 10 200 readers The
library is open from oight A. NJ. TO nine p W. AL
though intended mainly for the working boys and girls
is practically free TO ALL any not strictly en-
braced in that class either in consequence OF age or
profession, is admitted upon the navpAAAi pc nainal
fea
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WATERED STOCK.

A rowing association, to be known as the New WA
Stock Exchange Rowing Association, has been formed
by 14o members of the Exchange. AT meeting held
yesterday the following officers elected for the
suing year-President, Brayton Ives Vice President,
Alex Taylor Jr Secretary + A. Drake; Treasurer, r.
b. Hartshorn; Captain, Q. H. Leland Lieutenant, C. G.
Peters, Trustees J. w. S oddee, W. Lummis, ~ Burr,
Jr S. j. Drake and +. X. Sturges.
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CRIME IN LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS Oct. 10, 1875
A commission OF prominent citizens Of the East Fell
parish, headed by Mr.. Pipes, the conservative
member of the House from that parish, waited
upon Acting Governor Antoine to-day with
view OF concertng to suppress law
lessncss Judge Dewing whose court adjourned
in consequence of the shooting OF Sheriff Smith, also
submitted constitutional proposition go back and
hold SPECIAL Term Court providing lawabidng citizens
pledged themselves to give active support to the en-
korccment Of law
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LYNCHING IN WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct 10, 1875
About a week ago the Sheriff of Portage county,
named Baker, killed by two brothers. named
Ames and Isaac Courtwright whom he attempted
30 eject from building. This morning q party
OF masked men, numbering about forty went
to the Jail at Stevens Point seized the keeper and put
HIM in irons beat down the outside DOORS took out the
Courtwrights and hanged them to pine tree by the
roadside Tho whole affair was quietly and systemati-
cay managed There is evidence OF the identity Of
the perpetrators, but 1t is understood they came from
the town OF POver
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and making an energetic and determined race ne
defeated by Mr.. Isaac christiancy the present in
cumbent In recent conversation he stated that he
was still candidate for Senator from Michigan and
should be until he died unless elected Tho opportunity
10 serve his country in Cabinet position has however
placed this candidacy in abeyance and enabled him TO
enter upon new and untried field of usefulness which
he has accepted with promptitude
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INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FOR
ESTERS.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10, 1875.

PHILADELPHIA Oct. 10, 1875
The Most Worthy High Court Of the Independent Or
der of Forcstcrs convened at Handel and Haydn
Hall, this city, this morning. Delegates were
in attendance from sixteen States. The day was
occupied by discussing amendments to the ritual
and constitution. The Executive Council reported
sixty seven subordinate courts and 1000 membership
There paid for reefduring the past year So 63 To-
morrow evening Pennsylvania Lodge, No. l. l. o. o. f.,
OF this city, welcome the High Court delegates to their
lodge hall Colonel A. B. Caldwell High Chief Ranger
of the Foresters will deliver address on the princ-
pies of the order.
The New York herald., 1875-10-20
STEINWAY HALL

The raw weather, the late gut of amusements or
both cases combined rendered tho audience Stem
way Hall last evening small one, but those who
tended were amply repaid for their venture Seniors
White and Cervantes made their first appearance in
America, and it very successful one, indeed.
Both vionis and pianist heartily encored again
and again, and the singing OF Miss Emma Thursby and
MessrS Frtsch and Sohst we'll received
The New York herald., 1875-10-20
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTING.

0PPIcs THE CHiEP SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, Oct 20--1 a. N.
Probabilities
For the Atlantic States, high rising barometer,
northwest to northeast winds and warmer, partly
cloudy weather
For the Gulf States, Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley,
high barometer northeast southeast Winds rising or
stationary temperature and clear or partly cloudy
weather
For the lakes, the Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-
souri, valleys slowly falling barometer southeast
southwest winds and warmer partly cloudy weather.
The New York herald., 1875-10-20
THE COW BAY MURDERER.

William Delaney, the sailor who was arrested FOE
having murdered Captain Lebanon Lawrence on board
ofa vessel in Cow Bay the 27th OF August last, will
be tried in the Court of oyer and Termner for Queens
county to-day The Court will be held at North Hemp
stead Judge Pratt presiding. An extra panel oil $50
Jurors has been called
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LoSDox. Oct. 10. 1873
THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

was rumored around tho City Hall yesterday that
Mayor Wckham has concluded TO drop tho charges
against Police Commissioners Matsell and Disbecker
The delay in forwarding any document against these
commissioners TO the Governor probably gives foun-
dation TO this rumor The Mayor on being qnes-
toned In relation TO the matter by HERALD reporter
remarked that ho had nothing new 70 communicate.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record win show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours in COMPARE
with the corresponding date Of last year, as ndi-
Gated by the thermometer At Hudnuts pharmacy
HERALD Building
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CONVENTION OF UNIvERsALIsTs.

LYNN, Mass, Oct 10, 1875.
The General Convention OF Unversalists in tho
United States will be held in this city for three days.
beginning Delegates representing churches
in nearly State will be present
The New York herald., 1875-10-20
MAKING TRAMPS WORK.

UTICA, Oct. 10, 1875.
The Board of Charities OF this city Is attempting the
solution Of the tramp question by requiring all able
bodied stragglers applying for relief to break
upon the public streets The announcement OF this
plan has already caused perceptibe dminution of the
mn NH of
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CUBA.

ARRIVAL OF REINFoRcEAIENTs FROM SPAIN
HAVANA, Oct 10, 1875
Two more steamers have arrived from Spain, with
reinforcements for the army.
The New York herald., 1875-10-20

The republicans OF the Second district of Orange
county, their Convention here to-day, nominated +.
M Cummins OF Goshen, Colonel of the l24th regiment
and prominent granger for the Assembly, and Rev.
Frank Fletcher. Of Waikiki for School Commissioner
The New York herald., 1875-10-20
THE WAR IN TURKEY.

A DECISIVE BATTLE EXPECTED IN HERZEGOVINA.
LONDON Oct 10, 1875
special despatch from Vienna to this Afternoons
Pail Mall Gazette says the Herzegovnan insurrection-
lists are preparing to attack Zubci The Turks arc
concentrating there. decisive battle is believed to
be mDendnp
The New York herald., 1875-10-20
THE HARD MONEY CONVENTION.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 10, 1875.

CINCINNATI, Uct. 10, 1910
Citizens here who preparing for the Hard Money
Convention, appointed to be held in this city on tho
25h inst have accepted the action Of the New York
Committee as q postponemenL
The New York herald., 1875-10-20
THE HOME SAVINGS BANK.

BosroN, Oct. 10, 1875
The run the Home Savings Bank continued to-day,
aud over $4,000 we're paid to dopositora
The New York herald., 1875-10-20

AN UNDERGARMENT THAT Is SAVING MILL
ions from premature death-GBApuArED CHEST LUSG
PROTECTORS Sold by underwear dealers and druggists By
ISAAC A. SINGER, Manufacturer. eo4 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1875-10-20

IF YOUR LUNGS ARE WEAK STRENGTHEN
them by using HALEs HONEY HoREHoUND TAR.
PIkE's ToorHAcug DROPS in minute.
The New York herald., 1875-10-20
LITTLE +. ROCK RAILROAD.
LITTLE Rock, Ark. Oct

LITTLE Rock Ark, Oct 10, 1876.
contract has been entered into for the completion
Of the Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad distance
OF fortylve miles, between the present terminus and
Fort Smith.
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THE DIRECT CABLE.

THE FARADAY SAILED.
LONDON, Oct 10 1875.
The steamship Faraday sailed to-day to repair the in
Jury to the Direct United States Cable
The New York herald., 1875-10-20

A.-PATENT WIRE SIGNS, NET BANNERS AND
ENGRAVED METAL SIGNS packed and shipped
HOJER 4 GRAHAM. 81 Duane street.
The New York herald., 1875-10-20
GERMANY :.

4 BAVARIAN ROYAL DECREE INTRODUCING COM
PULsoRY CIVIL MARRIAGES.
MUNICH, Oct 10, 1875
royal decree published to-day gives effect to the
imperial laws introducing compulsory civil marriages
The New York herald., 1875-10-20

REGULAR s3 HAT, 81 90; SILK HATS, So So
sold elsewhere s. S. 10 New Church ST. up
The New York herald., 1875-10-20

A-RUPTURE CURED BY DIR. MARSH tPRINCI-
pal Marsh Coz his old Office No yesey sroet
Astor House. No uptown branch
The New York herald., 1875-10-20

A HIGH STANDARD IN TREATING RUPTURE IS
attained by THE ELASTIC Truss COMPANY 6S3 Broadway
with their effective instrument easy night and day. ct
tectng permanent cure.
The New York herald., 1875-10-20

A-SILK ELASTIC ABDOMINAL BELTS, STOCK
INGs, ANKLRrs and KNEE CAPS at MARSH'S Truss ohce
No. Vesey street. Astor House No uptown branch.
The New York herald., 1875-10-20
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
ROCHESTER,, Oct. 10, 1875.
Mrnnt rrowy Oct 10 1875

The republicans at Genesee to-day nominated for
Assembly Hugh w. McNar, OF Livingston county
The New York herald., 1875-10-20

A.-PATENT WIRE SIGNS. POLITICAL OPEN
work Banners and Tansparencies Engraved Metal Signs
uPnAM 4 CO, $50 and 252 Canal street.
The New York herald., 1875-10-20

A-FoR STYLISH AND ELEGANT HAT OF
quality direct to the manufacturers, ESPEN-
CHEID, lis Nassau street
The New York herald., 1875-10-20

A-SCALP DISEASES AND COMPLAINTS, DAN
druf falling loss and untimely grayness moes and
without cutting leaving also moth patches
freckles pmPy erupons unnatural redness Of the nos
untimey wrinkles of the cured by the special
OF DR.. b. Z. PERRY. 80 Bond street. New York.
The New York herald., 1875-10-20
SPAIN.

NEW MINISTER'S APPOINTED.
MADRID Oct. 10 1875.
Senior Muruaga has been appointed Minister TO
Mexico Senior Merry will 60 to Brussels.
The New York herald., 1875-10-20
MARINE DISASTER.

LOSS OF NORWEGIAN BARK OFF THE IRISH
coAsT-THE CREW AND THE WHOLE CARGO
LOST.
LONDON, Oct. 10, 1875
Advices have been received here announcing that the
Norwegian bark Hulda, Captain Gundcrson, has been
lost off Drogheda The crew saved but the cargo
was totally lost The Hulda 500 tons burden and
was last from New York September 81 for Dundalk
Her cargo consisted of about "a 600 bushels OF corn
The New York herald., 1875-10-20

A-FURNITURE BARGAINS kelly CO. 3
The New York herald., 1875-10-20
NEW ENGLAND'S FIRE LOSSES.

BosroN Mass Oct 10, 1875.
Tho record OF re losses in New England for septem.
Der foots up $941 900
The New York herald., 1875-10-20

1T IS THE IMPERATIVE DUTY OF EVERY IN.
egcnt citizen for candidates Of the abest charac
purchase his fall HAT of the indomabe KNOX
Of 2l2 Broadway No 533 Broadway and the Fifth Avenue
Hotel Both duties promptly performed will afford infinite
eattaf afartion
The New York herald., 1875-10-20

AMERICAN FUSEE COMPANY SAFETY MATCH
for sale, by PARK & SEFFORD.
The New York herald., 1875-10-20

A-HERALD BRANCH OFFICE BROOKLYN
corner Fulton and Boerum street.
Open from A. NJ. TO . y. VI.
On Sunday from TO T.. VI.
The New York herald., 1875-10-20

KIMBELL, DENTIST, 231 GRAND STREET VIII.
lansburg teeth for the poor for 25c each Cut
this
The New York herald., 1875-10-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THOUSANDS OF THE SICK AND SUFFERING
have made strong and healthy the PERUVIAN SYRUP
The New York herald., 1875-10-20

BEAUTIFUL AND NATURAL. BROWN or
black.-BoswELL WARMERS ~CoLoRrrc
HAIR Depot, No Dey street.
The New York herald., 1875-10-20

DRAMATIC FIRST APPEARANCE IN NEW YORK.
Of young beautiful and gifted artistic Miss HELEN
H0UGHT0N Bowery Theatre, November l.
Academy OF Music, Baltimore, November 8 to l3
The New York herald., 1875-10-20

EXTRA DRY CABINET,
MOET & CuANDON.
THE BEST DRY CHAMPAGNE.
For sale by leading dealers in wines.
Sole agent for the United states.
The New York herald., 1875-10-20
THE CANAL BOARD.

EXAMINATION OF MEssRs. BABcocK AND YATES
AS TO CANAL CoNTRAoTs-DEPUTY ATTORNEY
GENERAL FArRCHrLD ADMITS THE NoN-Ex-
IsTENcE OF FRAUD-THE WORK NOT WELL
DONE.
The New York herald., 1875-10-20
LIFE IN PARIS.

NEW BOOKS.
THE GOLDEN TREss. Translated from the French "a
Boisgobey. i2mo Cloth, extra, 81 so
French novel Of the better class Of thrilling Incl
dent.
TWO THOUSAND YEARS AFTER; Or A TALK IN A
CEMETERY BY John Darby, author Of Thinkers and
Thinking "Odd Hours Of Physician &c. limo Cloth,
extra, 81.
JONAH, THE SELF.wILLED PROPHET. Practical
Treatise the Book Of Jonah, with Exegeca Notes by
Stuart Mitchell. l2mo. Cloth extra, 81 so
- win send per mail prepaid upon receipt price.
CLAYTON, REMsRN HAFFELFINGER,
Nos. GA, e2e, e2s Market street.
philadelphia
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-05
rRtuDIN THE TREASURY.
Interesting Revelation by Ex-Secre'
tnry McCuIlOch.

From the Milwaukee Journal.
Ex-Sccretarv Of tine Treasury Hugh
McCulloch states in recent letter that
the Department in 1866 or 1867, to pre-
vent a panic, did not destroy the four
million greenbacks Withdrawn for the
month. but credited them 10 itself In the
statement for the next month as "cash on
hand" though they were to be destroyed.
That is, to avert supposed damage the
Treasury iugglcd its bookkeeping, de-
ceived business men, ard played ia 50
with the people. The disclosure Is highly
interesting, for it semi officially confeSses
what has long been familiar to those
who knew the ;acts-that the Treasury
statements are tempered with at the
Measure of officials. and that the truth Is
withheld from the people to suit the ENDS
Of their servants. The question becomes
AN interesting one, how many millions
have h,rn ut one time or another treated
rs cash on hand, without beng such,
and whether Mr.. McCollouch set up IN
business in London on public funds re
ported rs "cash in Treasury" As he
has been shown, in the case of WeeQen
vs.. the st. Paul and Pacific railroad, TO
have obtained large sums Of public mon
ey for this purpose the inquiry Is peril
ncnt. Further, his statement confeSSeS
that the Treasury has operated IN the
market. which has heretofore been oillcl-
ally concealed or denied. How much
and how often it has thus operated, ana
who has prolited thereby, are questions
which All investigating committee peXt
winter might examine in the public IN
tercst, with great prOpriety.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-05
. Curious Hindoo Case.

The Calcutta Reporter recently report
ed II curious lIindoO case. The plaintiff
sued for thirty-three rupees $3.50 dam
ages sustained by the failure of the de-
PENDANTS to attend an entertainment TO
when the plaintiff had invited them and
to partalle of the refreshments which he
had provided for them. The Moonsiti
(the presiding judge OF the COURT decid-
cd As follows:
"Thls suit is brought for the recovery
Of thirty-threc rupees, beng the sum eX.
pended by plaintiff for making prepare
tions for AN entertainment in his house
for the defrnants 1t has been proved
bv lain,iilS witnesses that defendants
acrcp;cd the invitation Of plaintiff, but
did not partakc of the feast that was pre-.
pared by plAintitia at great expense. From
this act of the defendants plaintiff has
suffered Il loss Of thirty rupees expended
by him i'll preparing the articles OF food
/ cccssury for his guests. This sum he
would not have expended had the defcn-
dantS not accepted his invitation. As by
this act of the defendants plaintiff has
suffered u loss of thirty rupees, rs proved
hv his witnesses, think he will be emit
tied to- recover this sum from the defend.
ants
The case was appealed and the Moon
siti's decision was over ruled, the High
Court of Calcutta sayiHg:
"If persons, by accepting an invitation
TO their neighbours house, and aftcrward
failing to attend, were to be held liable
to recoup the entertainor for the price Of
food unconsumed or account of their alb
scuce, the risk of accepting invitations
would be very serious indeed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-05
Tho YigiIs of n XirgInian.

Some three or four days ago party by
thename of Robinson, a West Virginian,
came down to Ohio on high oh. AS
this scion of the +. +. V. was regaling
himself with foaming glass or SO OF lag
er at Hoffman's saloon, on Vine street, he
fell in with a young man who was in ear
" life christened H. P. Butler, Esq.
Butler and Robinson were whole team,
and pulled together like twin mules. II
didn't take half an hour for Mr.. Robin
son to soak his hide sopping wet with bad
liquor under the espionage of Butler
amicuS. Then B when K. was so sopor-
iferouslv drunk that oblivion ruled him,
relieved the young Yirglnian of a gold
watch and chain. These valuable relics
of Old Dominion Butler ut once pawned
with Frank Smith for $40. Straightway
be took the pawn-ticket around to Wiki
inson's saloon, on Elm street, near Long
worth, and sold it for five dollars. The
Virginia gentleman described his Cincin-
natl chance acquaintance to Detectives
woodward and Meade. Yesterday these
two officers found Butler in the Moon
saloon enjoying poSt-meridiaa nap.
They locked him up in Ninth-street Sta
ton on the charge Of grand larceny
Cincinnati ElQltiTcr