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The New York herald., 1875-11-07
THE CUSTOM HOUSE.

No little conversation took place in the Custom House
yesterday with reference the Investigations being
made by Colonel f. E. Howe, of the Treasury Depart
ment, who, with his officers Russell, Bracket and
Others examining the contents of the packages in
the cargo Of the steamship City OF Havana. from
Havana, under the belief that there is hidden away in
them or IN some part OF the said steamship large
bonanza Of smuggled goods 1t is reported that the
search originated through Information received from
Havana by Colonel Howe, TO the effect that this vessel
was bringing large rum of goods upon which it
not intended 10 pay duty
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FURNITURE.


yNANTED-A BIRD CLOCK ALSO MUSIC BOX IN
~ good order send particulars box 8 429 Post once
WANTED TO PURCHASE-A SECOND HAND
faflor Bedsead Paynes preferred must be low. Adj
Office. ~f
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A COMPETENT DRESSMAKER rs A FIRST CLASS
IL cutter and filter and trimmer ladies' and chldrens
dresses few engagements the day week
nffea
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II RESSMAKER WOULD LIKE FEW MORE EN-
IL gagements by the day. all the latest styles perfect
terms moderate Address, all the week. Mrs s. A. H. box
125 Herald Uptown Branch Office.
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ITANTED-BY FOUR SINGLE GENTLEMEN, AN
w entirely Independent Suit of four furnished Rooms;
location Twenty fifth and Fieth streets Third
Seventh No attention paid replies
stating Address N j., Herald Uptown Branch
Office.
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DUPILs INSTRUCTED THOROUGHLY AT THEIR
l. teachers residence by lady holding first class
diploma having eight experience; English Mahe
and Latin Address Miss ARLING 3o West Twenty
nrstst
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yJTANTED-NICELY FURNISHED ROOM ON SECOND
w floor in good location, for three adults gentleman.
wife and be good restaurant, and would pre-
fer breakfast served Address H., box Iz9 Herald Uptown
Branch Office.
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Tx EAST 36TH STA YOUNG PERSON VERY
Log well educated, in family nursery governess
would take the entire charge Uf child and educate it, also
good seamsress best city references Address, for
two days Il. NJ. K.
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INANTED-A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM WITH
w hot and cold water in private family, situated below
Fourteenth street. and west of Fifth Address
ing terms which be moderate, L. G. W., Nicholas
Hotel
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GERMAN, ANCIENT LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE
VI taught by doctor of philosophy classes and private
lessons city references moderate. Address
V. D., box lS7 Herald Office.
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yNANTED-BY A LITERARY LADY, DESIRING
w quiet, who takes all meals out two unfurnshed, id
joining Rooms Qarge and sma second story front pre-
ferred below Twenyh street. best references given and
required Address stating terms which be moderate
s. b. p, Herald Office.
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SITUATIONS wANTEp-FEMALEs.
Cooks. &c.

% WEST 45TH STA LADY. GIVING UP HOUSE
III keeping wishes 20 find situation for very nice
cook who her employ two years Inquire iof
days
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A N EXPERIENCED PIANO TEACHER, A PUPIL OF
IA Mr. ). b. Mills, has few vacancies Address d. NJ f.
in of Mr. v Marno College of Music, 927 Broadway
References II required.
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JNTANTED-A GENTLEMAN OR LADY AS RESIDENT
w teacher; good position FOR well qualified teach
English French rudments OF Latin and music; only
pupil Apply at Teachers Bureau, 81 West Thiry-hhh
street. Hours 10 TO B.
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100 LEXINGTON Az, BETWEEN 2sTH AND 18th
LIZ Sta drst class cook thoroughly understands her
business Cdn be present employers Tor two days
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JXTANTED-A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM WHERE
w party not too nquisitive, between Fourteenth
Thiryfourth streets prices moderate Address H. c. boS
Isl Herald Uptown Branch Office.
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TWO MAGNIFICENT OIL PAINTINGS, BY An EMT.
artist, valued $1,000 will be sold $40 cash.
Call Tuesday. w 30 Neaey street, onice IL
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DURE FRENCH LESSONS OR CONVERSATIONS
given three times per week for $l2 month by Misses
JOSEPHINE and Mme CHANEL will 90 by the day
seamstress in American family 81 South 9th av.
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DANES BUSINESS COLLEGE, 81 BowERY; EsTAB-
shed s4o middle aged and young men, ladies and boys
taught bookkeeping, arithmetic rudimena. and higher
English sudes foreigners aud backward persons advanced
privately; writing lessons So monthly
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A GENTLEMAN WISHES A LARGE FURNISHED
N Room with nre, gas, hot and cold water and attend
sance IS 50 per week Address IRVING,
Herald Uptown Branch olice.
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w ANTED-BY A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY OF
w adults -four in number nicely furnished House for
years. location between sixth and Madison
Theth and ninth streets from
to $1,000 Address s. X e., Murray Hin Bank.
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yVANTED-A NEAT BEDROOM, WITH PRIVILEGE
w of sitting and perhaps board with plain family
in the Ninth ward by mdde-aged gentleman. Address
ROOM, box l29 Herald ofhce.
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VA ANTED-FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE TWO
w neatly and completely furnished third story front
Rooms with privilege Of housekeeping none but small
Fortyeghth street and Sixth Ninth to
exceed S25 per month"; references. Address WALTERS,
Herald Uptown Branch Office
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WATCHES, JENELRY, sc.

AT ia NASSAU STREET, WILLIAM REIMANl
~ loans negotiated Diamonds Watches Jewelry. 81
and other Goods ia Nassau street Bus
confidential. WILLIAM REIMAN
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yITANTED-A YOUNG LADY TO SIT FOR AN AR
w tist in exchange for instruction in art Address
BENJAMIN WEST Herald Uptown Branch office, LIES
Broadway.
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A HOUSE WANTED-MONDAY, FURNISHED OR
n unfinished delay If offered at fair rental might
purchase Cell address ISL Broadway, room ?. or 2O3
East Fifteenth
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HousefSeepers, sc.

90 sTH AVA WIDOW AS HoUSEKEEPER FOR A
90 widower bacheor objection to travel humbugs
need not call. Mrs. DUNCAN
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yITANTED-FoR A PERMANENCY, A FURNISHED
w Bedroom, down town, tor two gentlemen gas and
stove meas state lowest terms per month Address
MOREL Herald Office.
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INSTRUCTION.

AT THoMPsoN's COLLEGE, 20 FOURTH AVENUE
"a opposite Cooper Institute; bookkeeping, Writing
Arithmetic Languages Day and evening Ladies' depart
ment. Teegraphy taught practically With instruments
Commence inm nmediately. Terms low.
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Doom WANTLD-NEATLY FURNISHED, WITHOUT
LII board, by single gentleman of refinement; terms,
with fire, $50 per month. Address NJ. A. s. Herald Office
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yTANTED-FURNIsHED ROOMS, FOR TWO ADULTS
w for housekeeping Address, stating terms and loca
tion, AUGUSTUS Herald Office
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A COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED
n Between Twenty-sixth and Forty SIKH streets and
Broadway aud Madison four high stoop State
rent and full particulars. Address NJ g., Herald Uptown
Branch office,
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TETANTED-FURNISHED HOUSE, FOUR STORY;
good neighborhood reasonable rent; years; will
pay advance good manufacturing stock State full par
ticuars. box ]. .264 Post office.
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A GENTLEMAN WILL GIVE LESSONS IN SINGING
IL piano and for - month; two lessons per
week will teach in Booklyn children and advanced pupils
speciality; references first families Address ROSELL1N
Herald Uptown Branch office
The New York herald., 1875-11-07

900 WEST Bath STA CAPABLE PERSON OF EX-
CAC perience as housekeeper companion to
invalid teach children and good reference salary
less object than pleasant home. Address S. E. B.
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yTANTED-FRENCH FLAT OR PART OF HOUSE,
furnished unfurnished foi responsible tenant below
Fityninth street. in desirable location Address with
particulars and number box 100 Herald Uptown Branch
Office
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LURNISHED FLOOR OR APARTMENTS WANTED
for light housekeeping, in respectable location, by
adults best references given full particulars, aoor
rooms, price. 10 JOHNSON box il6 Herald office.
The New York herald., 1875-11-07

yArANTED-BY A SUCCESSFUL TEACHER PRIVATE
w pupils primary advanced for English, French Latin
aud mathematics Terms, $40 per month. Address Miss
HARPER, Herald Uptown Branch Office
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IATANTED-A FIRST GLASS DREsSMAKER, WHO IS
w fully competent work silk and velvet suits
and 1t and trim Apply to Miss LYONS ~ Union square.
Can Sunday.
The New York herald., 1875-11-07

IVANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, IN A PRIVATE FAM
w ily Suit OF Rooms large single Room without
board be well furnished bath accommodation
sary location Fourteenth street and Thirty fourth
street Fourth and Sixth Address, with full parc
uars TERMS location OF rooms, &c, A. p box 2293 Pos
Office
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JITANTED-A NEATLY FURNISHED FLOOR, FOR
w light housekeeping; three adults; must be a good
neghborhood and have modern convenences Address,
with full particulars, g. T. s., box 1T Herald Uptown
Branch Office.
The New York herald., 1875-11-07

A RESPONSIBLE SMALL FAMILY WANT TO RENT.
n for their solely, well furnished House, in
first class location for the winter longer moderate
Address stating location and rent box 2502 Post
office, New York.
The New York herald., 1875-11-07

The convenient and advantageous method Of obtaining
elegant Furniture Carpets Mirrors spring and Parlor Beds
Mattresses, &c
Houses and apartments furnished liberal terms.
The New York herald., 1875-11-07

A A. b. TURNER LANDSCAPES ADVERTISEMENT
IL. by the Painterl becoming popular every
year One reason Isl they have daylight let into them The
last large sold 20 lady whose independence and
discrimination in art matters the qualities Of
the picture she bought The last large painted tho
only unsold may be at DR. Dolos Palmers lO2
West Thrty-eighth street.
The New York herald., 1875-11-07

GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT ROOM AND BED
~ room furnished for housekeeping for the winter Ad-
dress CHARLES, station ID
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HELP wANTED-FEMALEs


An EXPERIENCED CUTTER AND DESIGNER
waned-good pay and steady work TO competent and
liable person Apply by letter once stating former place
OF employment,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-06-25
In alea1aoraam.
WEsTERN STAR LODGE, No 40,
ATRANY. Or. June III. 1875.

ALBANY, Or, June IL, 1875.
WHEREAS, It has pleased the Author OF
our universe to remove from our midst
Bro Nelson Wright, a member of our order,
therefore be it
Resolved, That In the death Of Bro.
Wright our order .sustains heavy loss
and the friends of temperance everywhere
an honest and able advocate, his family
m affecfionate father, the church = 6rm
supporter, and socletya bright and shin
sfn@ light.
Rss5leed, That in memory of the de-
ns;ssd &ElsI sIis u sEfo Sr we
wear the usual badge OF mourning for
thirty days. st
Resoived That the Seer starry furnish q
copy Of these resolutions to each Of the
city papers, and to the Temperatures Star !;
also copy. under the seal of the lodge, 70
the family of the deceasetk
L. H MoNTANYE, Mrs. f. G. y6KIFFIS,
w. L. SMITH, MRS S2DAcAlzNsLS.
J. F. BAcKESsro, MRs-I,a1. Y k5ssgosEfaEss,
a True copy Of the report Of The Com
mittee. A. n. ARNoLDs sec.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-06-25
THURSDAY. JUNE d 1875.

niSfs ~ aAli' HatArlsAlN'---S' ihss sss''lns'
after the issue of the DAILY REGISTER
Judge Tandy met US af the jewelry store
of Messrs. Titus Bros.. when he gave us
t,,e ,aaso, ,zj,x, 1,a g1,d ~ ;.,,,a ,,v,t
...s.. ~. s..s.,, 9 r. -
arrest of the supposed robbers Of his prem
ises on Tuesday. Substantially his reasons
for not issuing the writ were Hof could
,ar,t s,x,aa1s fl,sf fi,s, ~, -t;,s = s
10 = sta,.s Ia s'I sss 81
~ iss,1sp< - altv Atlel 0tI AOt
claim that any one had seen parties wear
ing clothing which they recognized an
H0ffrs. HIS only grounds FIR asking Ss,r n
y,,rff wac flsat ~ g s 80 co.. ss,, - -
foot 100 pass along the road. aud as they looked
~. IKE rougns rs. ne snougnt they Were the
sne losal. alsu 81 - VIZ DOT profess F4
Lise 10y hss A,sse Two men ha4
:, 3. aa.s ala GOT
.sssl s..s,l
Is1.usLs !" s.'s' ~
s,.s sssD as,.,s,s Z; ass s9 n.st
- Ts 49, ~ 49, - s 49, ,s,-<,s az, M, s,a. - @ = -
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-06-25
N nlEaIoR1AM.


HALL. SWEET HosEE LopGE, LQGT.,
LINN Co, Or, June 12s isg5.s
WHEREAS, The Almighty Ruler OF the
universe has seen lit In His Advise prOvi-l
dence to remove from our midst 70 the
celestial lodge above, our worthy brother,
r. Ell. Gilliiand. therefore be it
Resozsed, That though we would humtyly
bow to the divine will. vet we can but de-
ploIe his loss, as we sadly miss him fSDn
our number
Resolred, That we deeply fyuapathise
with the flnaily of our deceased brother in.
their bereavement, but rrrss that while
we are left TO mourn he forever reSOices
where we may hope again TO greek him
around the great white thr0ne. !,
Resolred, That the members of this lodge
wear the usual badge Of mourning for
twenty days.
Res0lred. Tuat the Secretary be fnstrtlc-
ted to furnish copy OF the above resolu-
tions to the parents Of brother G#lliland,
and to the several county papers.
j. W. Mack.
j. NJ. HowEst
e. @. JACKSON.
COMMITTEES.
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Dealers in
- II GOO u - .
G3Oshang, Boots and shoes. EEatas GSroee-
rAess Fancy Goods Notions, Rhotxuus
and PISTOLS, Nails. Rope. MIRRORS,
Wallpaper, Wood and Willow
wares Trumaks anda vRllscs,
POekes Gutiery, Ge.s &c..
said very low either for cash. or TO prompt ray-
A5S ing Customers ON time. VI
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Oliver Bushnell Is hauling piles for Par
ker & Morris. The timber is to be used ii,
piling the bank of the Willamette river, Of, 4
the north side of their warehouse. TO save
the bank from the continued wash of the
river the current setting; in strong at that
point.
Five hundred pounds of Strawberries per
day has been the receipts at the. railroad
depot siuce the season commenced. They
were shipped f.om Marion station to tfds
city. Where they found ready, sale at 50c
per gallon.
The body oftfe late Henry Myer was
taken itlscharge by Albany Fire Company.
and. attended by the brass hand. marched
ito the eenletry at O'Clock to-day. a
large pumlier of citizens followed the pro-
eAssIoaa.s Rev s. 81. Irvine ofaciated in
the seaariai Wise.
The Oregon Congregational Association
which met at Salenioh Thursday. elected
Rev. G.. Fl. Atkinson. ID. d.. of Portland.
Moderator; Rev. NJ. ELS. of SkokomisIs.
WI. T., Clerk. Eleven ministers and nine-
teen delegates, representing eleven
churches. reported Three churches sent
no delegates
There were seventy odd firemen in the
funeral procession this evening, probably
fifty ladies, and number of citizens. The
procession marched from deceased's resi-
dence on First west of Washington street,
down First to Broadalbin. out Broa6albin
to Second street, and thence to the ceme-
terry. the band plaYing thewhile funeral
march.
An excursion train will probably be ran
from this city to Shedd on the 9th, TO ems
able our citizens to attend the campmeet-
ing 60 be held near there by the NJ. E.
Church. The train will leave the depot
about Z A. NJ. Round tickets 75c. This
would enable a large number of our peo-
pie to hear Bishop Peck at IL A. NJ. on
tile 9th, who could not otherwise 60 on
account of trouble and the. expense.
Fred Hill has invented an institution he
calls the s.hooker," 1t is made of round
bars of iron, with two prongs that are at
tached to the cows horns, the lower part
fitting OH the cows nose. Projecting
points. several inches in length, sharpened.
are welded midway between the horns and
nose on this iron framework. When old
Brindie gets this new tangled ht'ad-gear on
she'll be able TO get away with anything
in the shape ofa COW brute. as every time
she strikes her adversary those sharpeneel
pFnngs will cut to the bone. Fred don t
intend that his COW shall be whipped by
anything round here.
The circuit court of the second judicial
district having decided aginst the validity
of the assessment that refuses to deduct
Indebtedness. some of the county assessors
are doing their work over again. Our
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-06-25

Nlpaious barn, and smasl orcharsL Of choice trees
Mlau lafznfng implements. ana hay suffieient
1nF SuFfna use. PRICE, LOW AND TERMS
EASY. Great Inducements TO emigrait ts seek
fFn haTSe near this fhft~fng city. Possession
given fsntnediateI$. For nartieEaars enquire OF
Washington 4 2d sts.. a ihany Or:
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-06-25

PTSHR TNpEReFGNED WOULD RESPECT
fally thank the citizens OF Albany and VI
x.fnEty 6nf the liberal EatronaEe DasloWed on
him Tor the past seven yeaEs ana n1z1ee lor t.ie
filtmrs q eontfnuatlon of their myofe- For the
atccnsueslna a4i0n OF transient CUSTOMERS and
friemdm IN the upper part Of town. lie esAS OPEN
"a 4 Iseak little shop next door ~ Taylor Bros
fsaln0r. m7iere GOOD workman W1H Always pe
fn atfen dance 70 1ssks upon FatEe1ae
f1.1s 7lf ffTf JOE WEBHEk.
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SOWERS, E1
A CARD.

A CARD.
A II. BELL & PARKER. late of Oregon City.
.fAs beg leave to inform the public that they
have purchased the entire stock of drugs, med
Aetnes, &c, formerly ownedby r. T.: Hin 4 SON.
and that they design continuing the business
at the old stand. where they purpose keeping in
the narure q fun assortment of
Drugs,
Chemicals
PGteat Medicines,
Toilet 1I1ficles.
PeIJanser;G.
and everything usually found in q arst-class
drug store.
while earnestly soliciting a continuance of
the liberal patronage heretofore extended TO the
OLD house. we hope At the same time, by fair
and liberal dealing, and careful attention to the
wants oE customers, to merit the esteem of any
NEw friends who may favor us with their or
ders.
Particular attention win be given 10 the conn
pounding of physician 5 prescrpt ions and faIn-
lily recipes, at all hours of the dayoT night.
A. HI BELL a. PARKER.
Successors to II. G. HILL d SoSS.
AibAnSA Dctober .. T4-n4tf
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-09-01
Original Attachment.
Lee & Howarter vs, S, T. Larcomb

| APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT THAT
i the defendant L Larcomb is justly in
debtei to the plaintiffs and that he has removed
himself out of this State. and an Or ginal attach
ment having been levied on his property and re-
be made notifying said Llrcomb to be and appear
before me, r. ID. Jourolmon, j. p. for Knox
county. at my office in Knoxville, Tennessee, o n
Saturday the I'd of October prox, and make de-
tense to laid attachment suit. or it will Re pro-
ceeded with eX parte. 1t is further ordered that
plaintiffs nave this notice published in the Knox
vile Weekly Wing and Chronicle for four sue
cessive weeks. This 26th day of August, 1919.
X. ID. J0UR0LM0N,
iNlwf j. p. for Knox county, Tenn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-17
THE MAIL-LETTING FRAUDS.
TESTIMONY BEFORE COMMISSIONER ESGERsoL
IN THE CASE or J. J. KINDS

TESTIMONY BEFORE COMMISSIONER EGERsoLL
IN THE CASE or j. J. KINDS.
WASHINGTON. April 10, 1875.
Commissioner Ingersoll this afternoon resumed
the examination into the charges against Jerome
J. Kinds. Tue previous examination was as to
the charges OF corrupung Colt and Rothrock, the
enc a clerk and tEe other messenger IN the Post
ONCE Department. and the present examination
is into the charge OF corrupling Daniel o. FloJd,
also clerk In the Post once Department.
Kettle, who was the nrst witness, said ne gave
Floyd 81 500; ne told Kinds no. 10 approach Floyd,
os he tSettle) had MIN all right; lie also informed
Kinds that he had paid the money to Floyd;
Kinds approved This act; $500 was paid TO Floyd
before and $1,000 after tue written agreement OF
partnership between the witness and Hlnds;
FLOYD did not rencer the service expected o. him.
because the Texas nail route BOOKS mad been
trans erred 10 anUtner CLERKS desk.
ID. q. Floyd was next sworn ana testtned:-He
Thought Kettle paid Dim the money on the pa DAY
OF February; before the money was gwen toe M
Outstanding was that Floyd was not 70 III his
Niger TO do anything; he and Kettle had, now
ever, been talking ABOUT the Texas BIDS ne un-
derstood Kettle as wishing TO nave the bids mani
puated so tnat ne might ootain contracts by foul
means; the witness TOLD Kettle he could not a.
sist niG because II ne did 50 ne would have 20
commit fraud; nc made up MS MIND not 10 touch
the Dds, and gave Information 70 the Postmaster
General OF the frauds intended; Kettle asked Tor
the return, and obtained rom the witness $1,000
OF the $500; the balance was before THIS eLpoSe
subject TO the order OF Kettle.
on the crossexamination the witness said the
money was gwen to him Uy Kettle to keep
num-
The next and fourth charge against minds was
then examined. IL was Tor cOrruptlng Frank L.
Channel.
Kettle was recalled, and said CHANNEL came TO
him aud represented that Mr.. French, Cher Clerk
OF the Contract Bureau being his protner-n-iaw
ne could nave the handling OF all the bldS; Chau-
nell brought 70 nim bundle OF genuine bids IRON
the department and assisted IN the frauds; Chan-
nell was paid by witness In all $500; M tue
preparation oil false BIDS Kinds was present aud
was aware mat they had neen iraudulehty
stamped; the witness took the stamp 10 liinu's
house: none Of the money vas paid Dy llnds 70
Channels: witness on the 20 OF MaTcn informed
Kinds ne had Daid out about 81, I0l: that the boys
were stlll calling on MIN and NJ wanted Hinds 10
"come down" q little ana reimburse some Of tho
money expenden; u was understood between the
witness and HtnuS mat be tKcttcl should pay
the money right along IN accordance with their
Joint business agreement
CHANNEL who was summoned az witness, was
not present owing to sickness. Tue case was ad-
jourDed until Monday afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-17
OBITUARY.

COMMODORE JOHN D. MARcHAND, UNITED
STATES NAVY.
Information was received yesterday at the Navy
Department in Washington. of the death OF Com
modore John B. Marchand OF the United States
Navy. The melancholy event occurred at Carlisle.
Pa. on the 18th Inst, where the Commodore re-
sided since his retirement from active service.
John q. Marchand was born In Pennsylvania, and
was appointed TO the service OF the government
from that State. His first commission was dated
on the 1st OF May, in the year 1928. He was
crgent and very hardworking onicer. His pro-
motion, greatly deserved, was gradual, his latest
commission bearing tho date OF July %, 1866. The
total term oil has service at sea counts up twenty
two years and ten months. HIS latest cruise ter
minated in the month Of November, 1854. At the
time when he was placed on the retired list h.
was credited with a whole.term service OF Iortv-
iour years and eight months During this lengthy
period Commodore Marchand earned the good
VIII oil the government by the performance or
many acts OF merit. and ne always retained the
gooa Will and respect ootn OF his superlors and
OF those VINO were placed under his command.