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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-12

THE agitation in the English Parlia-
ment respecting John Mitchell is likely
to have an unexpected and providcntial
solution in the physical condition of that
distinguished patriot. The cable says
that he is suffering and has been utterly
prostrated by frequent iainting fits. This
epileptic state of health will doubtless in
duce him to withdraw from the contest
for a seat in Parliament. 1t wouldn't
look well for a gallant orator TO be
tumbling to pieces every time he arose
to make speech.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-12

THE news from France is reassuring.
The Assembly is making progress in pro-
viding a constitution, and the prospect
is that conservative republic will be
definitely established. This result will
be due not so much to the growth of re-
publican sentiment AS to the inability of
the monarchists to combine against the
republicans The mutual hostility of
the Imperialists, the Orleanists, and the
Legitimists is stronger than their hatred
of the republic; and hence in a country
where the majority of people are doubt
less monarchists republic is accepted as
the only possible compromise between
the m.narchical factions.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-12

SoME people do not like to hear any
thing about this Beecher affair. 'Tis
too much for them. And they are right,
too. But it is "Topic of the Time"
and we must allude to it in some manner,
or be behind the time altogether. Tracy
has made an opening speech of a length,
eloquence, and effectiveness that sur
passed any thing since the days of
Demosthenes. The only question with
astute people is, What has he left for
Evarts to says The question seems to be
exhausted. "And yet he is not happy"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-12
WS IN BRIEF.
THe East.

The associated coal companies Of New
York City have agreed that no reduction
should be made in price so long as the
miners return to work, the following scale
Of prices would go into effect on the first
day after the resumption Of labor: Lump
siIO; steamer, $3.50; CRATE, sL60; egg
sL75; stove, $3.50; chestnut, Sass.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-12

THE new open English embroidery is
closely initiated.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-12
Grimes aud Casualties.

A train running over the Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad, when within i've
miles Of Dunlap, Iowa, run over some oh.
struction half buried in the snow ON the
track, When the train arrived at Dunlap Il
mans ley Was found hanging to one OF the
cars underneath il, lie is supposed to have
been frozen 10 death ON the track, as there
we're no traces Of blood ON the ears at all.
Who he was has not yet been assertained.
While Mr.. 4. 7. Lowe and Mr.. Ruther.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-12

LADY BAKER, in recent work, gives
her ideal of model boy AS follows; II
could make model boy, I'll tell you
what he should be like. lie should love
cold water and hate lie. lie should be
frank and unsuspicious, As becomes a
noble, trusting nature, and yet he should
be neither silly nor soft. lie should
have plenty of manias. lie should
have an appetite like a wolf, for should
wish him to be tall and strong; but he
must not be bit greedy. lie should not
be ashamed of loving and reyereneing
all that is good and holy and pure, but
with nothing of the mollyooddle about
him. lie should have fine, sweet tenn
per, yet he should be, as the Yankee
song says, AN orkerd man in row,
and be should know how To take care Of
himself with his fists.
NAVY blue is still iashionably worn in
tolt hat anl costumes
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-12

THE young King Alfonso has par
ticularly desired to be under fire in some
Of those terrific skirmishes in Spain be-
tween his troops and those of his kins-
man, Don Carlos. II is the fiery ordeal
that is to mold him for future strifes in
the battle of life, His desire was graft
fed, and he was very cool under his bap-
tism OF fire, and looked straight into the
jaws of death with the bravery which it
is the duty of princes to possess. The
wounded and the dying fell around him
and he bore the sight with the feelings of
a true soldier, who sees in death or in
mutilation his highest duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-31

SEw YORK July Gothic following are the total mel re-
cents OF Cotton al al ports since sept i 1914; NJ,
MARKET.

PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
rsovIugSCH r. l.. July 3O-Prnting Cloths unchanged
prt.es business hight.
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\-BoNDHOLDERs can obtain Information about the ex
II bonds for lands by addressing calling
GAVIN ]. now, No. rs Hurting Slip, Nov. York.
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financial.

A GENTLEMAN of some capital and good
connections wishes 20 ASSOCIATE with member OF tue
t,s'e ixcAsDge Address y. @. Box 5t9l
ElRODKLYN LIFE INSURANCE.-A con-
IN writing made by the BROOKLYN Lie, ~ Ray the
lt.I1eI 60 after he shall attain certain
FAN contract having been broken by said company jude
coo which is for sale at 70 cent 10 party disco
said Company. Full particulars VIII he found IN
nunbeT o The insurance Monitor $50 Further
L.. Of 10 who Clut together
che basket ~ Champagne au1 Oxtsi
NJ FIVE Of charge IL not sold by the Isl Of Jui
re.s will at public sale. All 1nca;iOns
Iraspty anew cred by X r. HARkiOrT,
MOntcar, v. j.
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rliADEIPmA, July 3O.wool u moderate demand prices
pls.r but not quotaiy lower Medium AMI CoInb.g most
~,,d Ohio Pennsylyana and West Virginia y q ana
y,tk Michigan Indiana, and Western Fine, 46 q47c !;
d .uii 6Od6lc.; Coarse 45a49e. Combing Washed 3s~
60. Combiug Unwashed, AZ Canada CoBbin2' C3c I;
I,-o Unwaslsd, S2GSSc Coarse aud Medium UnN"S1el
zoe Tub Washed, 50Gj2 A2c Colorado. washed 500
&c. colorado. rnwashed. 24a2Ge. Extra and Nerno'
Pred. 40a4Jo; No aud SnpeT Pulleai 3ga 8Zs lex
Siae and Medium, 2s0S2c; Texas Coarse, ~ a21c
40, rnia Pine and Medium o0a35c. California Coaise
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q As STOCKS.
~ NETWORK, MErROPOLJTAS, MUTUAL, AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOCGHr ASD SOLD
all kinds Of Brooklyn and New YORK Cas- Securities dealt
Ia by GEO IL PhENIISo
Room ~ rOa : n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-31

TOHN DAVID COLE, Deceased. The next
~ OF the above, American by birth who
engine driver the East Indies and died there few
ago are Ia communicate with Messrs LAWFOkD
and WAREHOUSE Of % Austin FIaIr, London. l.. &.
(ngand solicitors the Administrator General OF Bengal
upon subject deceaseds effects. claiming
these should furnish full account Of the deceased and also Of
his relatives and identity should ard
they may have received from him while in India
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Dfniistrn.

A BEAUTIFUL SET, So; GUM TEETH.
rantef examine specimens. "NEW-fORk DENTAL
ROOMs" 262 sixth ave. established 1871 iemeuber .62
A SET of TEETH made in three hours ut
N 1923 West Thirty fourth st. Broadway and sixth
Special mechanical dentistry Patina, gold, and vu
coral rubber celuOd. Take frOm
Grand street Ferry, Sixth Bruadw ay
NEWBROUGH, l2s West Thirty fourth-st.
SOMETHING NEW! CHEAP and BEAUTI-
~ FUL-My Rose Pearl Plates Indicating color and sub
stance fer artificial teeth exces everything heretofore or
frrd Tor beauty strength and hgtnes needs only To ~ seen
he Appreciated; made IA day. AMI only set
Call and examine Also best Rubber sets from so To $5
Platina $50 to $40 Extracting under Dr. T.
q. WAIT. 40 East Twenty third 81, near Ma1sonav
VNHE ARTIFICIAL TEETH constructed by
l. Dr. GEO. H. MODEMANN. 632 Sd ave. seth 81.
pronounced by all 10 be the GROWING light OF dental art
Beat sots, 80, $40, so
VNEETH MADE and FITTED in q few hours
without the slightest pain masticztion
and natural appearance Teeth hed With pearl
stopping gold Pamphlets the teeth post free three
stalus DI. IL kpnkRgh AZ u1I1-~A- NJ ~
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Hnantlal.


nEFAULTED BONDS, Miscellaneous Securi-
~ ties. Coupons c. G. MUNR0E Breads n. u
HOLDERS of the FIRST MORTGAGE
TEXAS RAILROAD COMPANY, Western section not hav
inc circular and other frn he trustee
requested to forward their al, rrss TO L. NJ AMEs,
Trustee Canton, Mass.-July 20, 1870
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS
~ and SCRIP bought and sold. II. y. HEWHALL 80
24l Dock st, philsdAv6ia
PROPOSALS FOR $780,, 900 STOCKS AND
II BONDS OF THE CITY OF NETWORK.
sealed Proposals will be received At the Controllers once
until thursday, Aug o, 1870 at o'clock IN, when the
be publicly for She whole part OF the
Of Stocks and Bonds OF the City Of
noCK BONDS OF THE CITY OF NEw-yORK.
Authorized by section g. chapter j74 Laws OF lS1 mn IN
CRoT0N WATER MAIN STOCK.
Authorized 10y chapter 500 Laws Of 1873 payable 20 ~ on
Nov j. 1900. 16oVV w
ADDITIONAL NEW CROTON AQCEDUCT
STOCK.
Authorized ly chapter 23r Laws OF 1870, and 80 -
amendments thereto payable Aug. J. 1900 49,. SoooO O0
Bonds will bear interest at the rate OF SIX per
cent Per payable the first day d May and NoVem
Der In each year. .x.-, a..
Each PROPOSAL should ae and Endorsed Proposals for
Stocks Bonds the City New orb and lnciosed III
second envelope n idressed to the Controller.
The tight the 81 the Controller 70 euct
any all Of the bids H. in his judemei :e Interests OF the
Corporation require II.
" ANDREW II. GREEN Controller.
City Of NowYork Department Of Finance Controllers once
I,lx-ta =
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City Of NowYork Department Of Finance Controllers Office
July %. 1870
MASTER's SALE.-Under Decree OF Fore,

NASTERS SALE.-t nder decree Oh I lore
f fSR a SHSSIE
hNb cSTnprn RAllR The &
o9S AT MNESEdEE B Bdtnd"n and
$ MOVES and 1913 other holders Of bonds who have inter
Of decree q the said Cont entered s n the
HENRY " BIsHoP Master CnSnsey sad Court, vii
Pus Gs asg 81 09s sg l%
the tenth 9 DAY 81 AIG "cock IN the
said The front door Of the Republic
Ccagc county Of Cook of illinois, and directed
he MoKTeAeEp PREMISES described in sns bin @" @"
complaint fled in said Saas Including The entire aosG OF
With ali branches ami tIacs coal owned or leased
grounds Coal lands lands all depo station houses
engine houses carouses a, e; mi ss a g ali
shops and sh.p so al a OF n so@e sSSf
with Rockford osk Island and St dGus Railroad GSm
or i ccaaHds and s.c ,nG aud all
@rnens fuel and he !. 0pTns
Tor operating and working any OF its coal n1 or any
ns to the laid Ralrcad and also ali rights and benefits
in and TO al leases contracts ana an o paa %
railroads or With any Other Prdes SI any 1ne n a TO-
hances hcrcunio belonging and the roversions remandeEs
S e esia,cs rights ls Tiles and insrs whatsoever
law as in equity Rockford Rock Island, and 81
a%ss rrnad Of he orS and snesvs RaT Company
Win al the t ,an 81 ss aId aH a PERSONAL
Ia said Rockford Rock Island and st. Louis Railroad Com
many and said Mncrsvilo Railroad Company or
eitIer Of them which she possession Of william
IL Ferry and all Other properly nights fIanchlss
ana things acquired or
by the during the pendenC Of this
s for use in with said railroads and shall be at
The the thereby decreed in his possession or TO
Which e may he entitled together ~ one poeIty anu
Rot in separate parcels BY the terms OF ssh decree TWO
thousand dollars Of the cum ind nj such sa 10 pc
laid y the purchaser cash at the time OF sale ana Tor me
aance of The sum bid by the purchaser said sale the
Master receive from such Ichasi III lea OF
b any of the outstanding and unpaid bonds or coupons
issued under secured by the mortgages 81 June 10 So
or October 2 mentioned i'll said decree or ccruhcatsoi
utcbeuees issued in lien said at suc per
ceriaee as shall direct al The approval 81 sad sale
For more particular description Of The sal lItIy,
referen,s can be said Ul+NRN w BiHHOP
Chanccry Of the Circuit Court OF the United states
f,u the Northern District Of Illinois,
Dated July ~, A. ID. 1875.
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sscREIAEYs OfPicR, ~ LOUIS Judy "a. 1873. :
NOTICE.-By order of the President and
~ Directors OF this Company. meeting held
Day IN the General Office Of The Company ~ 81 2nis
hereby given that there VIII be- SPECIAL MEETING
'e g!OCkIOLDERS OF the Company al H. General Once
in ~. fify Of ST. Louis TUESDAY. Aug. TO- 1873, be
t~tt u h0GTs OF 10 and ~ for the purpose oi
,irq She leases Of certain connecting lines which viii lie
for ratification. and ~ c0ni the purchase Of
and franchise 10 enable is Company TO make It's
soai.eSi With the Union Depot, - LOUIS
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y1eur 800 btls wheat SCGn busa.; Corn 500 buth Oats
800 b,sh shirmctts-f 100 bos West 1900 BUSH;

sss s" sss %sei s'S ss; H 81 ss;s S:
ss,y and was.t gale. az. sgs an
SSss sSs rsssnnoas.a.'r s'ss Clear RIB sides i'e'
S s spS SsssSg's ,. w ssis
F iS4 si mix lSHsSs' Gear
sides i2ai2sc; Gear sides Y &c Baconusiogders e,s
s ssr h is 3d. erSe ., s'f T;s isa we
T5,ssy q 10. sasEins. ,-sig sa s"a-.. .'e sShins
MlwNxis iay AM HnslsSsss ~ wh sS
p s sS % Assa MN g scS sesSer q
Corn Corn s and Sn STsr &c. Sg
. f pSs y so N s f2lSe st%
T SSs s 1905
'G Sfa Gn StyS JAY in cool demand tc5 bns
a2S sS g r r%f aSa IS 9 !Se Conn
Ssis sSss,s sa sss
s Ss'. ' dai and VERA CO.; 10 nay
s sa , crss sss GsStss 'sS s. W :" Poi
rs sps Clear P s AID lS tsr
i% %iad aSSh ss Sesa srss kes i5s
h a = " % Sight ) premium Sterling 5Si
n%aap ssas giss q ' g si Se While s
a 81. Gn iO so @ neE
frerats-rlod 10 Boston, 4SC to NewXgtk ac; 10 ca, Al
Ian, pts-Iunber, l0.eooO feet Cana snip
meh's-R rye. 1900 bush; Lumber, s2i7cc iee Nh
mi anElIIIA Juy 30-peirOcum weak Refned, ii &c;
Crude nominay scc bills; DC in bulk Choice Clover seed
eo,anfs &c Timothy s3d$3 % t}axseed Will not rrg
over 30 In lite doing. hnd CONCESSION
Of l2i2c25c bh IL generally demanded EAtras - 300
81 rs Iowa, Wisconsin. and Minnesota Family 80 3. go
81 IS; PENNSYLVANIA Indiana ami ohio do S0ds6 5O ch
Grades s7aSs Hour held a s. 80. Wheat quiet and
uncnsnrce rye 81 OF fer oM PENNSYLVANIA Corn MEETS
Tt.atX demand; SIC; western Ntxer SldS3c
CATS hela White 0j dG6c; Mixed Csc WLisky u ~
Butter steady York and Bradford County Extras y a
sue: do do Firsts 22G2Sc Western Extras 2ld?2c Do
Tfrs,s lS62Oc Res 10a20c.; do tirss l6d &c
lies~e-tine grades hrn; Newloik Fsvcy, Gle DO
PRIME pa lOe Fine, 100 l0Ec Eggs dull ana m
changed; Ptnnsy, aria NevJcrsey and Delaware tes-
lsh2Dc.; Western DO. lvt -. 49,. ,ua,,.
81 Dc,IS July so Flour hghsr for hest grades IRE Se
ENtrs Fall * as6 pa Family Winter S. 5oaS1 Fancy
s7as5 20 wheat HIGHER No Red WINTER - % na G.sr
Sales al o. July 81 40 August 81 Al september Corn
inactive lower; No Mxel 65e nd cash es1 VS.
Aucnst Oats shade fr,ner No. 2, 53a54c. cash A'4
AUGUST IS &C. all the year Rye dun and lower No = 10
s2I % Lard Dun and lower lac asked Bnk Mats
demand. Whisky steady and unchanged lave
Hogs active higher shippers. 81 ioGS1 20 Bacon
!;sS7 ~ 50nt7 50. Cattle quie ana uil'
1hanf,d tectipts-Flour. 1000 bbs Wheat h0N lush;
corr lO 90 bush oats, 5000 BUSH; Rye, LOW bush
IIocs, 1888 Cattle 1906.
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~ euSs or LARGE AND SMALL MEANS TO IN.
NES.-1he WEsT POINT hASUFACTt RING CON.
JIi IL organized with authorized capital Of $500 00o
sre, Sz5 Tor purpose Of operating Touring mill o. 45
burrs che largest IN the Tilted statesi WOODEN
TapGf and mill and agricultural mspufactOry The
na has the best improved water power IN the country
ava 40 horse power Te shares nav offered for sale and
a. cae that 90 shares lot valued at sln0 vii. be
rivfn 20 sars lot worth 500; 100 shares LOT worth
$500 will front the mills When tlse mills built tine
tote viii the shares and the investors
vii OJble their money tbs FIRST The Company ~ con
80 cent its capital stock Hon J0hn
D. Neigh President Of the Company has the best references
ne fir further information address j. ID. NELIGl OF
LIyISGSTpH d co Agents, 23e broadway, New York
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PERFUMEHf.
g. Z. ATKINSON
y. EsS. WHITE ROSEWOOD vIOLET-and
STEPHANOTIS. EAU DE COLOGNE-
LAVENDER WATER.
PRIZE DECENTRALIZATION, PARIS, vi
EMMA CORDOVA, LIMA.
Sold by all first class dealers throughout tho
States.
J. & F.. ATKINSON.
"a Old Bondst, LODdOn
Sole Agents In New York-AkNOID q
MSNAKY; The genuine guaranteed by
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OFFICE PILIMASs PALACE CAB Co,
CHICAGO, July 90, 1919. y
YTNHIS COMPANY will pay the outstanding
BoGs Of lis Issue Of 81 900 coo per cent, urs series.
te November Is 1875 any time prior to that date with
accrued interest at the ohce ~ the Farmers
N anna ~ CHlS. W ANGEL. Secretary.
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ItNhI W r'IU' 49,, 49, .i ,entlcmen y.f
ing ENGLAND Inspect ms stock Of UItEECHLOA DIRS
comprising TIC central FreSnap Action systems OF
happy send FIJI particulars by post Estap
nl-lLI-
The New York herald., 1875-10-26
POLITICAL NOTES.

Most Of the regular nominations Of the democrats for
Staten Island this fall fN county officers are from
the town Of Northheld. Yesterday another inde-
pendent candidate came out with his handbls-Mr.
Nathaniel wyeth, for County Judge and Surrogate.
Mr.. wyeth was defeated in the regular Convention.
There was a meeting OF the Democratic Central Com
mittec yesterday afternoon at Long Island city. The
principal business done the assessing of candi.
dates Stephen II. stephens, Jr., the candidate for
State Senator was assessed $500; Avan T. Payne can
ddato for tho Assembly in tho Second district, and
Townsend G. Cook the First district, $500 each !;
Josiah o. Pcarsal for superintendent Of the Poor,
5000 and the minor candidates In proportion. Much
dissatisfaction was expressed at the large Of
the assessments.
H. H. Newkirk has declined the nomination for Sur
rogate rendered him by the Hudson County Republi
can Convention Of Jersey City, on Saturday.
VIM. H. Mcintyre, Jr., has declined the nomination
for the Senatorship in the Eighth district
meeting OF the John McNahyS Independent Asso
citation held last night at No. 10 South street.
new Morrissey club has been organized in the Firs
ward with the headquarters the corner Of Cedar an
Washington streets
The religious issue raised by oyer-zeaous Catho
The New York herald., 1875-10-26
TAMMANY HALL.

MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE ON ORGANIZATION.
meeting of the Tsmmany Hall Committee Or
ganzaton held yesterday afternoon, at the wgwam
in Fourteenth street, with John Kelly in the chair. A
full representation of the committee present A
great deal OF the time Of the meeting occupied
receiving reports from the various Assembly districts
in reference to Illegal registration tho reports setting
forth that in the Second Third Fourth, Fifth Ninth
Seventeenth Nineteenth and Twentieth districts there
had been numbers Of persons who had registered who
not entitled to vote at all This matter was re-
ferred to special committee TO take action and insi-
tute legal proceedings
II was also resolved that the seats OF the following
members OF the General Committee OF the Seventeenth
Assembly dstnct-viz Messrs. 7. II. Powers H. Bless
ing, j. g. Casey O. c. Dun, Q. J. Kane, r. Birmingham
and +. Baker be declared vacant and tho following be
declared the appointees to m thor paces-viz Messrs
Francis Ruddy, Michael Corrigan N. Kane c. H.
Haswel, j. W. Buckhorne, j. s. Masterson NJ Singer
and j. 3. Cusck and that Leo O. Derson Is the choice
Of the district member of the Committee on Organi
zation in place Of Y. H. Powers.
The affairs Of the First and Fourth assembly dis.
tics were not gone into, norepors having come from
the District General committees IL also appeared TO
DC the general opinion that no coercive measures
should be adopted In regard TO these districts but that
u possible the matter should be allowed TO drop and
that the people should be thereby led to believe that
everything is harmonious
Final arrangements then perfected for the mass
meeting on Thursday night after which an adjourn
ment was had.
The New York herald., 1875-10-26

ncs on the public school question IN New jersey ia
being used with wonderful effect in every county in
that State Il defeated Patterson for Senator IN Mon
mouth II threatens Sewel, the republican nominee foi
Senator in Camden, il has nominated Kirk for Senator
in Essex il swept the democracy out OF power
in Newark and threatens TO achieve similar results 10
every city OF Hudson, Union and Passaic counties.
Dr. f. W. Thompson nominated for the Assem-
bly, by the Republican Convention Of the Fourth dis.
trict, last night.
The campaign promises to be unusually lively IN Jer-
sey City Hoboken and BayoEne. The Germans, ig-
nored by the Democratic Convention, have been ac-
corded most important nomination by the republi-
cans and it is believed by many that the lesson taught
to the democracy in Newark VIII DO repeated The
republicans have placed the head Of their ticket for
Sheriff popular man, Jacob NJ. Mercedes, who
carried the county before by the aid Of demo-
cratic votes.
The Hon. r. Bradford Prince, OF Queens the repub
lican nominee for Senator the first district,
viii address the citizens Of Mddetown at Gesscr Hall,
stapeton, Friday evening next and those of North
field at Port Richmond on Saturday evening.
The New York herald., 1875-10-26
FAULTY ELECTION INSPECTORS.

BIBULoUs OFFICIALS DISMISSED BY THE POLICE
COMMISSIONERS.
The trial Of Edward R. Scott, election inspector Of
the Sixteenth Assembly district charged with being
improper person 70 hold such Office, resumed yes
terday before the full Board OF Police Commissioners.
Patrolman Creeden testified that in the years 1863
and 1870 Scott the reputed leader OF gang OF re-
peaters in the Eighteenth ward also that he the
associate Of notorious thief who had been imprisoned
in Sing Sing
Patrolman Brewer swore 70 having frequently seen
Scott 10 the company Of disrepuabe persons and ia
having elected him from Irving Hall, where hd
representing himself as reporter.
For the defence Mr. Brown, formerly butcher ON
Vesey street, testified 10 having employed Scott
collector for period Of several months during which
time he had discovered no fault in him. The other
witnesses stated that they did not consider Scots rep-
utation q bad one.
John NJ searle, another election inspector holding
oflce in the Assembly district, was arraigned,
charged with being intoxicated while in the performance
OF his duty. The principal witness officer Sheridan,
Of the Eighteenth precinct who swore to having seen
Searc under the influence of liquor the afternoon OF
the third day of registration The testimony was corr
roborated by roundsman, who had seen the defendant
emerging from saloon the afternoon in question:
Patrick ONeil, a voter in tho district, told the samd
story. From other testimony IL appeared that Searld
gave great offence a Catholic clergyman who desired
10 register.
Witnesses for the defence denied the fact of intoxcas
ton explaining that Searle was person OF nervous
temperament and lively disposition
Election Inspector John d. Henderson, of the Thir-
teenth Assembly district, also arraigned, charged
with violation Of the Election law in parting with tho
custody OF his book Of registry From the testimony ID
appeared that Henderson left his registry book with
the Keeper Of saloon, by whom it turned to
the police
The defendants in each were dismissed The
resignation Of Charles L. Hawkins of the Twelfth Elec
ton district Of the Seventeenth Assembly district waa
accepted.