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TOWNSHIP POLITICS.
Upronrlnus Meeting in tho Eight cont h
yFnriF.-ConEitt0sl OF .Afgnira s,pt tho
kuuth Sidc-IIctlcencr or nIeynru,
tDIuy and EVANS

| UpronrlNtis Meeting in alae Etghtecntf,
stnri'--Condittosl OF .AEgnira U,t tho
Nouth sidc-IIctacencr or NIcssru.
E'UIcy nild Estlnss
LOVELY MEETING.
Another meeting Of tho blowcsH sud strtLeyH
OF tho Opposition party Of the Eighteenth Wurd
waa held lAst eyonng 10 appoint delegates, or
ratfy appointments airoaly maao, to tho coming
Convention Of that party to aalect towu ticket.
Tho basement saloon No. Gl Chicago avenue
WAS aclocted as the place Of neoslng. Il was
crowded to Overlooking by QUO Of the nofa1ees
aud most iudeeo1ouB gatherings erer hold In tAo
ward.
Daniel Klltroy called tho meeting to order,
stating that II wha an adjourned Meeting. Of
which he Was Chnrmau. After ssstlug itH OBJ
ject he called for The roadug Of tbs snlnutes OF
tns previous meottnR
awelled to his boots Ut ouce, sud proceeded amid
tho greatest confusion to sPeAk. lilo said thu
former meeting had been called by PARTIES
uho bad no authority and that whs.-
s s'sfsss yo sua s liz seas ssss sa sS
no nutico Of tleu. lla wanted now Chair
man appointed. and tue mcating organized ia u
deceut aud hutlness'llks way. llo closed by
nominating ox.Ald. Carney for Chairman, which
~ss heartily seconded. aud. on bsing put, xss
carried simoat unanimously.
Mr. Cssnoy camo forward. aud Killroy su1.eut-
oEed. Cstuoy, howovez. did not propose to take
the Char, but proceeded to COUNSEL ha1muny
aud to pour oil upon tue turbulent Mate1s, wll,ch
WAs quite effective:
klllroy thou again took the chair, aud called
for tue reading Of tbs minutes whlcl. WIS tue
signal for tue Iesyen to nRaln nolk uE'on tho
crowd. A confusion OF a0rds toluHcd, nioEs
expressive than elegant.
IL tho inilht of the battle the Secretary
mounted chair to read. Cftss of lit down!"
"det out Dry up! etc,, followed. which
drowned his voice. I'crslst'ng. however, Ae WAS
finally heard.
Tie Clair announced, tn tho midst Of COM
raratiys quiet twhtcFfuomousasi!y followed, that
the uext ulurr OF business Mas
ACTION rgoI THE DELEGATES
appointed At the forsncr Veetiag. aud proceeded
to read tho HIT to be acted upon separately.
The nane OF pat 1lenogau wss hszt put to the
meeting. sud was Totod upon iu \ miscellaneous
way, aud declared elected. Then followed Tue
names Of William uerting. Daniel killroy. J. d.
Trainer, aud ThomAs Wells which wvro voted
DOM NTH deafaalnE yell, every man u tho
, 1875-03-20

Vasquez's Bloody Exploits and Mar.
row Escapes.
Thrilling Circumstances Of Ills Final Cap
ture,
TIE EXECUTION,
r1rArn AVN tNuYT1pNret,

~ .., ,.,.. ..,,,,,,v A-<,,n5 +to ioil
~ W.T. sn ~. .,,tot ~ ora,,sv sl,orifr
o'.19 'a., % s.,.,, w." sT. r,a.hoi, h.I .,t.n e11
...as.. s,..o.,,.io,,a An ,ial,t .cn4;no1a war,
'oeeesa4J p1esaue"' ~ 80 r,,".., ~
l'os'ou y" ~. ~. " 80 ,,..' .",.n" T T., .,"a
sou ~'t''a aoo,o n'.o"e s"s'. "nn' a,..o ~ ~
!a'-ssfa 'nfeo "o1o Nv. uoa looso ~
naS nn a'"'.u o-'o''!u 81, ~ 49,. A ~.
'o "a'sa. 'a'aos Aoeusa w, ~, U.s. ova.
e"p. oAJ ~ .,oa., asa ~ sa ~ .",.,,.!.
~ 'u'u loso n.t "as \. .1.o.', a,a,asi'
aou .,-'" ,,, va r., n,s srt III ~.
''o aRn'" "se" '''eu'4 VI NV o'' aus ""
"1oios1. hetonu S'"o -" 'r s,I,',.
!no u. tI'.u ''aAo ~ oe'osh. 4l.' n'o.u.us
baef'u naaHs pau nm slaa'' nno ptos'a.es s,,
!iin VIII ra.. 81 pl's" pAa''s 'anqu.H ea'u
taey "e'o n's!e 'Sn.' oas' 10 Ao "an ~. eu4ns
~ A.of' ~ o"A" :, 80 'A"'N' ~ ~'""ef -"
SeaM ~, n,'7"es .ns fH,roae ~ eA1se.e" wy
"'"' 1"oa -. a.s''o. .It ,'l.s,s -. s..'...
coat aao sobt' a'H' e3otc'7oa !'h'So'' u1'''
ruE Arrival or 7nE rn1EsT'
about hnlf-uast 8 o'clock. Fur short ttuo tho
priest convo1sed NTH Him alone on tl's so'cn.
nifty Of his position, mud thrn tho relatives Of
v.sounx vnre afsn,fttofl. 11nuctsro. Mra. Mce.
'"14aoA "o'o eee' "1"'eo' 49,. 'e'
s'1u u'b n'ceen pons aa'o"ss '1o nan'oo,' t''e"".
'a7t Was set' ~ qaa''es pae. e'och; "o"
eoneae'ea u ltseu oebo' ns0a'1 ,"'''! poo'ossHA'
very Bparingly. During tbs night lie asked for
brandy Two Or three t'nos, and smoked great
doul. ....
vAaQuEz MADE EEaut&r
last night to hayo tire" fAsora granted him
first, to DO shown Its coffin; second, to ha7e tho
funeral arrangements explained thlrd' to DO al-
lowod TO smoke q cigar aud drink glass Of vine
On ths scairotd. He also doslrcd 10 mako al nd
tross to tho assomb'age but. on the rcrnon-
atranco OF tho priest, ho agreed to fore-
60 1t. THIS uorntug "h1lat walking around
tho corridor, ho talkodabout different matters Of
no particular impottance-luqn'1ea whore he
was to bo buried, and who had l'aid for tho cof-
flu. uo was told tbat bis relations aud Sheriff
Adams and Deputy Wincholl had contributed all
pcedful for tho purpose.
CONFORMING Assun .xcr.
The following letaos mas then road to tho con
demood;
BAs Iosr, March lg-1o;4o =, u,-7p tho Rep Father
Iasa Ba.io, sauts c!tra hsreb, certify That there
a H. oa 81 m
thristian bnriai its la aiseady been N comiorted
With tho sacramento IT tno Holy Catholic Church. aud
'''' IL I.uassen s I Lespt cstI,oio Priest.
THE yts,1ous ,Ny1rxp
10 ass.mb,s in Tho tail-yard included the follow.
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A VIRGINIA EXECUTION.

M I3i.s*3 WILLIE va
fptefal Dtspatch to Tie Ch'caqo Triturs.
DhESTyILLE, Prince William Co., fa., March
19.-Jesse FouKs tho negro who murdered tho
11erudon family near Cedar Hun. this county, on
tho 4th Of last December, waB hanged here to-
day.
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CRIME.



Sptefai D.spatcA to vic Citcaco 7ribun*.
6or1M DEsp, Ind. .iarct, l9.-An Indictment
has been found, st this tc1m OF tito Circuit
Court, against Merritt II. Baker, Tor the ombez-
zlcmcut ot 4 considerable sum Of money from
tho pigdsoll Manufacturing Company, for whom
ho was formerly confidential bookkceper. Tho
matter can,o out by incans Of trying to collect
an nccount which, 1t was found. had been paid
BY draft traced to Baker, and BY 1,tm nnnccount-
oil for. Tho Dig1seiIB ens,n that he has, behldeB,
appropriated largo Elm. amounting to several
thousand dollars. 1aker haA likewise teen Seq
-etary Of the knob1ock Brothers Misunderstanding
Company, aud the Indiana Iiearer and Iron
Company, u{,on whose boDEE, nlsu it IL alleged,
t!,ere aprear financial Irregularities. March 3
Bakor aud bis wife left. ustunelG1y for visit to
his old home in denckeD n. y. Just M the
rnmor began 10 gain currency that lie WIS de-
lcIeut In LIS accounts and tie il sail nov to DO
lying B,eA With brain-seyer at that place, \
reuuisition has bccn obtained from doy. lien
dtlc;;s, and ]. u. Btrdsel, accompanied BY au
o!1lcat, has gone 10 bring uahcr back. 1u the
meantime, everything hclongng to linn here
has boen attached. Haker has beld Aigh social
position here, enloying the confidence of all.
Other Investigations hro In proErcts and runol
claims that others will be involved nth him.
Owing To tho recent developments, general
oyerhnung Of bouGa ntuonE some of the large
conco.uH Is beinE had, but uo general aeiallt
have yet been furnished.
, 1875-03-20

NEwaaK, N. j., March 10.-WI!lism Cunning
ham, resident Of this city. wAs arrested to-day
on = charge Of oonsptslns to encompass sl'o
assassination ct his wife. Ho was surrendered
bJ party With whom ho plotted, aud 10 whom
h Na2 to ray tl, 900 Tor tho AssAssiot!oa
, 1875-03-20

V1sELAsn, N. j., March l9.-Mr. Carruth, tho
owner OF = paper published here, WAS fatally
shot this morning BY Charles X, Lands, who is
known - the " rsthet of yinelaud." Tue affair
grow out Of An article In the paper which Lands
thought reteEred to him, but III which no names
wore uoutipued.
, 1875-03-20

SrtcfHt USDnlth 10 lhc chic M IFIohM.
DrSvEn, cu1., March ia reign Of terror
has broken out In 1:lhcrl County i'll this Terri
tori, and somo Of its citizens have flod to this
city for protection. A gang Of desperadoes are
raiding the county, stealing indit crinlnste!s,
aud threatening tho lives Of the iesidents. The
local autlorit,es a,o unable to cops Will them.
Two detective ol1cosa from Now Yo:k have
arrived in this city, with ro11lIsiIion for
George Van 'eiscr who, ~, conj,r,ction viii,
1snao Baxter robbed tie Now ftrk Central
depot, Oh the Sd OF AEny lsHt, Of
e33.000 i'll oaRh. rars Of the funds
arc iu tho possession Of the eulpttt. who is In
tho cuatody of the Arapahoo County ofilcers.
They decline to deliver him uuioss heavy re-
ward IL given. A Thousand dollara for tho thief,
10 per cent OIL tho money recovered, aud ex-
penBps nre offered tlcH. bur refused.
Sheriff shesEer, Of ceaar County, Iowa, viii
etart from 4cte tomorrow morning. haying in
custody Adam DAlr, formerly druggist OF
Rochester, Iowa. who atan.ls charged with Lar-
ing caused the death Of Celluda A. Patton. Of
Ttptou, OIL the 19th Of December lnst, through
al attempt to procure abortion.
, 1875-03-20


ST, Paul., MIMI, March 19.-W:lam ARM
strong aud wife, Of Oakdale, Washington
County. 10 milcs from this city, wcro danser-
ously wounded by potoz Uuchanns, a young man
lately in their employ for Il fow woess. Dn-
ehauns WAS discharged few days ago. nc
returned GU Weduosday evening, quasreled With
Armstrong, demanded more n.onoy, aud finally
knocked him dowi, With hammer. Mrs. H.,
plcad4ug for her husband, offered Ducllaulis
10 to lot him alone and 90 away. Du-
cAeuue replied WITH threats to murder both uu-
less lhov Gayn him sl01. Armstrong, recovering
With tile help Of Ills wife, wreucE,ed tho hammer
away from Dnchaune, but ho recovered it. aud
knocked both down, leaving Armstrong inael-i-
he aud Airs. Armstrong seriously injured. Thou
Duchaauo flcd. aud waH soou after pursued by
neiglbolB, aimed, who, afteF miles chaBo, lost
Ills trail. Tho police Ut this city, llusson, aud
llastiuss, are watching for tho fellow. Arm.
ktrong will probably recover.
Tho trial uf Laadcns1Aegor for tue mar!cr of
Mrs. Lick IL maklng SLOW psosroaS. JoBenh
lick, husband OF lilo murdered WOMAN, who
WIS nearly killed. at tho same t!no With bib vile,
is still Oh tAe Hltness-sland.
, 1875-03-20

mDHt FGIQea l@lN ~ oOub n lENEs
Spteta. n:spaL:h to Tho Chieaoo Iribin<.
Hourn pzap, 1nl., March 13.-1n tho light Of
recent developments, Il would seem ~ though
tue dovll had takoa full poaaasaloa aud control
OF large number Of peculiarly favored young
tncu Of this city. Fur HOW conlca /. L.. liassh,
Secretary Of tho Eaglo Manufacturing Company,
and SECURES them by mortgage upon valuable
rcal estato IN tlle ssim Of s5.U00 10 indemnity
them against 'osa by mcanH u bis bad and
sfo aot vet faly s.tcd II opca ta1 ts
amouut, will he nu!lclent for Indemnity; but
somu claim IT will amount to much mora.
HIS father, who Inns occppied III 0ntsde Charge,
IN said to bo Implicated but lust how 1ar tloso
Interested haro not clearly dlyuged. It hsd
been matte: Of curscnt rune. for somo lays
past that DaEth was eAort Tor largo amount,
but knowledge Of the fact was danled BY those
who should have known. 10 Tho Timor WAS
talked down for time, It will take sayeral
daya yet for definite adjustment OF the affair.
Before the cloeo Of another week other rAecall-
ues arc p1omlsed to be 1nado public.
, 1875-03-20

:! :! !,tx Chavez whom h' did not tuoW vore Of the
M-Toll mo nbou. the affair With 1.ssya's wife.
VA crlnlaal Intimacy lad existed betwpen
myself aud Lelra'a wife long botoro We loft tho
railcho in Monterey County, but Lc,ya rsyer
suspected uH. At Rock Creek he caught I'd III
AugEante dilictu. Then ha turned aEAinst mo
sna sought 70 haSe ne captured; 1;olYa l., ~ nad
been with mo long time prior to tue Tres Plnos
:, D.-what wero your general plana Of opera
V.-soma time ago. ChAvoz, Lotva and my
pla.la. usually ha.l 10 confcicsates. Wlen l
WaEted patty OF snou. l4al no difficulty IN
indInK the regulate uumbcr. The work done.
tho party disbAudel, and caeA went hts way.
trusted no onc. This plan Of operation was the
beat. for tho reason TINT tho mot,, when nor
wanted by mo, weEo engaged III their ordinary
occupations, and we're acaitsred oyor tho coun-
try. No ono suspiclouod tAom.
Tuouourd or kxYoLu1ioSlzlNa SOUTHERN CALI
ri have heard that you said you could orer-
How would you have acted
F-With the arms aud proyisious that could
hayo purchased with $1u, 600 or sG0 00l, could
Southern Gatffufuta,
THINKS he II soT 10 BAD MAN As nEPAEHEATED.
U-Do you wish to say anything concerning
your present couditlou atal tuturo prospcctsi
f'-S4H1 "Ate o1u Hok ~ oau aaaA a. "@A
represented. have robbed men, mud have
tied thom up but uoyor killed mau nor
shol huuan blood. and have always adviAod
thosa with me upt to ll OF WonId tlloHo wo
robbed: have boon prosecuted aud driven frota
point to polut from yoaE to ycar. The white
men heape4 wrongs upon mo IN Monterey, and
tho officers houndea INC until MAS lrivcu from
An honest calling In Msudocino County. OF the
future. shall 1t this tlma Say nothing. OF
Sheriff Rowland and tha gentlemen that cap
esS ds.s a aass 'nss I'd / ~ as. as.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
Geaebers.

A LADY of experience and ability, wishes 80
~ eng,re a lew Pupils 40 hUU,A'H; exeenent refer
gwen Please address ;. HoIChAlsS, Fo4Ghkeep''
n.
DRIVATE LESSONS in MUSIC, GERMAN,
PREACH, ENGLISH, by Thoroughly edac'ted tesehef,
Address Mss L. NJ
Tribune Uptown Office, 81 West 22l-st
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
Ncp Publications.

nELIGHTFUL NEW
~ GAME BOARDS.
"THB BEEHIVE or FUN"
IILTAND TUt RNAMRNT"
"CRlSPIkO,"" " STELLA"
CHANCFRY."
game bsadGone l1g board properties
rccaoas, etc. complete Puce, -.
rOss Fancy Goods and Booksellers
any Sddfess upon receipt " price by the Publishers
CLAYTON, REMSEN 4 HAFFELPfNGRR
G2i-62S Mar etst., ILiBdephis.
IN PRESS-MEMOlRS OF GEORGE ",
descriptive interesting Private Public
important Events Of his Memorable Reign
sketches Of ends aud
bis Ministers and Councillors Monarch. by
ROBERT HUISH tuhor OF Life Of George Memoirs Of
Princess Charlotte" Queen Caroline" &c.
ADAMS, VICTOR Co Publishers
No. % WIlham-si New-York
This the celebrated Suppressed Hcor' be syen com.
pe Further announcements follow Of issue price
Ae will be given the
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03

EOK LIVERPOOL.
(vTA QUEENSTOWN,
CARRYING THE T. s. NAILS.
TIE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
will csvach their 6rsteass fall iron steansAps
FRoM PIER No ~, N r.. EVERY TUESDAY,
ts iollorG
WYOMING. CaUL GrARo.....'F February - At 2;pD = m.
WISCONSIN, Capt FaEBHAY ....FeJruarJ lC At 200 + a.
CABIN passage, so Soh
sersge passage tOG5e. No % Broly4T), at low rates
For freight or cabin passage. apply 10
WILLIAMS & GUION No G3 Wa!-,'.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
Ocean Steamers

Ocean Steamers
MEXICAN LINE.
~ WEEKLY NAL STEAMSHIP SERVICE between PHtLA.
DELPiIA aui LIVERPOOL, c,hug QUEENSTOWN, sailing
every THURSDAY Pl1IsgAa Az SAIL. WEDNESDAY
from Liverpool.
Toe Steamers appointed sal from Philadelphia
bAhHAI febrohry u
'kENlLWORIH--...... .............. March II
-. .s...s
PRICES or PASSAGE IN CUkRbNCi:
Cabin SO 10 500. acc0riug 70 acc0mmG iat.oa5
steer,ee and Intermediate TeEels iEi from AL pOa 1t the
Steamers married with Star Do not intermediate.
Passenger accommodations for at classes an'up1s'.d.
fOr ySs.ags Of freight and ether Information sppl' a.
GkO. W. COTTON. Agent ~ BroaIsL y. T.,
JOHN MCDONALD, Passenger Agent
SBa'ters-place Scs.YOrk,
PETER WRIGHT 4 sons, Genera Agents
3O7 "saGiSt, Phl4ePn.a
Riehardson, Spence Co. Liverpool
n J. N Bros, Qaecns0gn.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
Corporation Notices.

SEALED PROPOSALS for making REPAIRS
~ steam Dredgs No will be reeved ii. oeee Of the Depart
meat o! Docks uutl II ecosk Of THURSDAY February
1873 for NIL inieraassr The Cs Record Cspss s sAs
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
CUPREME COURT-CTTY and COUNTY of

NUPREME CUUhI-III1 and IUUNIl OF
~ EEW.YoRK-MICHABL WARD AMI ROBERT n. WARD,
plantgs against JOSEPH LlNDER JOSEPH LISDBR
edno betsfendant Joseph ader: YOa hereby
be lld
the oee Of the CLERK the City snd County Of NNY0TE the
NewfOk the said
AZ 20 WASL. Of
HewYork within twenty the service Of this
complaint within the Aforesaid the PLAINTIFF in this aeuoa
for the Of thousand three hand
red aud eshy6ye dollars OF the United Of
Amencs with interest the 4h Of December thoasssd
eight haadred like gold CON- besdss the and
disbursements ofths action.
DsteJ Jan 81 1878. LYMAN W BATES Plsnurs Atcrne,
The the above eatei Of
Cy aud County York lOIh Of jan
uary, 1915
Dated, New.YOFt. Jan. 10, 1873
j2o law6ww LYMAN W. BATES. ATTORNEY for Plaintiff
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
DenilsIrp.
6iationern.

BLANK BOOKS and all kinds Of STATION
O kRY ioF Ohice at TOWER. GILDERSLBhVE 4 Co.'S
36l BroAIWsy FrsnkhnNt
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03

NUPREME COUNT, CII1 AND COUNTY
- OF NEW.YORK-JUDIgH EINSTEIN. ss EtecunI DAVID
L. ElSSTEIS EDWIN kINSl BIN AHOLrl MACK. A. EI-
eeuors under will Of LaWlS tNSI kIN late
OF the City deceased paBtf, HARVEY " DEAN,
ROBERT G.. FARMER, JOHN KINKEL WILLIAM p MclS-
TYRE ARY his wife (ue by the MARY
beng unkuown), ISAAC MBuRBACH, MICHAEL MhGCIRB.
WALTER BBCKwlTH BENJAMIN W. GILLBrr. MORRl LILO n.
GILLBTr OLIVER :. ACKLkl. Receiver WILLIAM NCIE-
TYRE THE FIFTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE CIlY OF NEW
YORK defendants Relief (Com. Serl-To
defendants above named and each Of them: You hereby Summoned
required 10 this which hed
the oee Of the aud CouAy NewYo the l0 dly
November 1874 and copy of your the said
complaint his ofe No 243 Broadway
City ofNewfork within twenty days after the service tbs
exclusive Of the of such and fail
the comp within the time aforrssd the plaintiffs
apply the Court the relief demanded m the eomppt-Daed
New. York, Eov. 10, 1874. ADOLPH l.. SANGER,
Jnn6 lsw6wW Paintfs Att,rney 2iA Brosdns
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03

~ NEWIOaK no SRlSfOL (Gng )-DiRECE
Taxing goods for Londol Car'i Newport Gloucester
and pOusiu BRISTOL Channel.
from River fcoT
ARRAGON Lfmos................ShIl HDAI, ie0t1aJ
CORNWALL Stamuer. ATURDAi. February 20
CABIN Pa,aa.c so egenCy lnteneii 50 currency Stee5lz
$50 cnrncv for their obtain
pAd Ceasr Uhs 81 tEI gBWar% For ltrLtcr passAe
W. ID MOkhAN AEen No. 10 soulls.. New I0fA.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
IlHE FLUSHING, NORTH SHORE, anl


i CENTRAL kAlLROAD COMPANY
Short route Babylon Bsyshore hp Say vue Psboga
Leave Hunters Point 700 q. m.-BabyoB
Hunters Point $50 n.-Pitehogue parlor
attached
Leave Hunter Point 200 .. m.-Patehogue v.y train
Hunters Point %3O m-Pstehosue witd
lor attached
Leave Haners Point .: 90 p m.-Islp way trla
particulars bills nme-tabIss
and from frungdie Central Psrt nyds Hnsi.s and other
Peboau leave Newfot foot Of 30
minutes oouo Bs River Is nputss previous
departure trains from Hunters Point Ish Baggage
at James slip and Thirty ouhst SUNDAY
Hunters Point for Grsstsst HeDpsead Garden CITY PsicAoue
ssd ali stations at $3.50 aud 90 Por Pushag Gel
<ge Point Whtestone and all sseus 81 8l5 1000
lLoe n. and ISQ. 2lk, &V0 $50 D - 1 " kkIoA sset
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
GteambcaiH afto Railroads.
Gbantes tor Bnslness Men

DARE CHANCE for a person of total absti-
~ principles ard teibsbs havns tlOoo 70
$1,000 inVe publishing business with bresIee 81
becoming general manager. Adlfess 1000 49,
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03

- PROVIDENCE
,t.un.h and NARRAGANSBTT Tues
d,r. Tbpa,y. anl saturdavs and SrOSINGTON Moadaya
WenNdsTs And FRIDAYS SO North RIVER Jayst
~ arriving ahead Of all other hls Tickets
railroad odees secured the o1ee
We, OF Brpress CO., and az $40 Broadway.
DR yElU Freight Agent L. W. RiLKfNs GeaL Pas Agent
ID 8 BABCDCk. President
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
INMAN LINE.-SOUIHERLY COURSE

ITNI.-t0VV OVOIt~II'
Roya Mail Steamers appointed to sal as follow:
FOR QUEESSfOWS AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY or AiUkDAl, teb u. At p n
CITY OF bDAf Feb IS at II h
CITI or lADAf Zen. 70 al o. m
CITY or lRDAf Feb - at ~ p M
CITY OR NEW March q. al n
CABIN PASSAGE $50. 500 and SO, go1
STFERAGB.-ro and from all points, AZ reduced rars
CABIN and General O1ce. No. II Broadway. .
sesrags 0Gtes 80 Broadway, ani Pier 41 Norm Rver
John u. DALE. AGENT
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03

New York, Havana a. Mexican Mail 5. s. Line
~ Steamers Pier 8 North River. at follovA
FOR HAVANA DIRECT:
CITY 0P EBW-fORh..............Tb THURSDAY. Feb
tll1 VI MbAl'O..... luehlaY fen. 10
CITY OF VERA CRUZ tnewL. Thnrsfay. FEB. IL
FOR VERA CRUZ AND NEW-ORLEANS,
calling Havana PoGreso Ciwoeaby. Tuspsn and TsmDeo;
Oily Of hbA SO.'..'.'.-........: TUESDAY, req 10
IlI1 w HAH'NA. TUESDAY, hAfcn
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-23
PERVERTED TASTE.

1t is very difficult to suit the political
taste of the Virginia Enterprise. 1t is
so fastidious that nothing less than a
highly seasoned dish. prepared at the
"outrage factories of the third
termers in the South is at all grateful
to its palate. The Congre ssional in
vestigating committees and Vice Presi-
dent Wilson's visit to the South clogged
the machinery of these factories, and
now that they have ceased grinding
that dainty hash the Enterprise is on
the verge of starvation, In its despair
it grasps at the remarks of ex-Confed-
crate Generals on the Fourth of July,
and attempts to make q palatable dish
by seasoning the words of the speakers
to it's own taste. On that day at Mem
phis, Tennessee, the colored people
had an enthusiastic meeting. They
were addressed by Generals Forrest
and Pillow, the x-Confederates alluded
to, who embodied wholesome advice in
their speeches. They spoke in a con-
ciliatory manner, and advised their
colored friends to give up politics,
rs it only pays the Office holder, and to
resume friendly relations with their
old friends and neighbors. This
offends the Enterprise, which to crafty
its peculiar taste, would prefer that the
colored men of the South and heir old
friends should look upon each other as
mortal enemies. With that instinct
peculiar to its class, it looks
with suspicion upon any attempt
to conciliate the white and col
ored elements in the South, knowing
full we'll that it would result in the de-
feat of the carpet-baggers with which
that section has been infested since the
close of the war, and end the rule of
radicalism in tho Gulf States. This
contamination is what the Enterprise
fears, and in its anxiety to prevent it,
would have the people believe that For
rest and Pillow and everybody else
who advocate it do not mean what they
say.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-23
7 e. z c n a ? HsC
EASTERN DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER STATED
Ngw York, July %.

New York, July %.
Chas. A. Mayer, of the banking firm
OF II. 0. Mayer. which failed during
the panic in 1873, died yesterday at his
residence in this city.
DETROIT, Michigan, July %.
Last evening while Martin Marker
was engaged in coupling cars at Char
lotte, he fell under the cars and was
run over. He died in three hours
after the accident
CINcINyATI, July %.
Mugust Harlor, q saloon keeper, at
tempted to commit suicide over the
grave of his wife this afternoon in the
Carriage Road Cemetery. He fred two
bullets into his left side. Fortunately
neither of which penetrated n vital
part, and it is thought that he will re-
cover. Financial troubles are said to be
the cause.
LIVERPOOL, July %.
The Post declares that nothing has
occurred to cause the slightest uneasi-
ness in the cotton trade, and that the re-
ports to the contrary are sensational.
LONDON. July %.
It is reported that Don Carlos has APP
pointed Gen. Mendevoy to the Chief
Command.
baltimore, July %.
The Maryland Democratic State Con-
vention to-day nominated John Lee
Carroll, of Howard county, for Cover
nor.
CHICAGO, July %
Still no news from the balloonists
1t is just one week ago this evening
since they assembled.