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New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
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FOR LIvERPOOI~-Ta steamship Scotia, Nav 12-Mrs Con
children, infant. and maid servants
Rolan and servant, William Penn Lewis,
H,sges W KOhlsaat john sloane AbaJnor, MIS-
Abel Abell Mr. and Mrs Livingstone MISS Living
stone Iivtn gs0ne. Master l. Livingstone Master
GoOdhue Lying gs0n Mr. and Mrs Norris Robinson and son.
children and maid servant Mrs King child aud nars
nurse Mrs Porteous, Mr. and Mrs Layton, q
Wheeler James Black Mr. and Mrs Freeman,
MrsJ BabcOck, Miss II clifford Mrs Comstock, Edward
Flugger Joseph Ellis MIR snd Mr Geo Wood
Miss VarlcS, Mss Varick Gen James Craig, Ms Eliza
D0rney, Mr. and Mrs ID II Wckham Grose, Perrin,
Marks. Wertheimer, + Gregory, kirkpatrick MIS-
Cutting Master Cutting Master W Cutting and maid ser
Nellie kingman infant aud nurse Miss angworhyA
Horrman Cohen and Mrs John Wanamaker children
and maid servant Pearson. Mr. and Mrs Wezgel
ID Brebner n kohnsamm Mr. and MIS- samuel simpson, l.
f. Kellogg Emerson Rhodes, X kno~dler, Major BrowI
g7th Regiment W seawal- Dr Chas Mccormick Miss l.
S.awaL o \ stevens, Mr. and Mrs w Doty infant and
nurse Zabriskie Miss Zabriske Capt James Kane
Beaver III Tunbul John McNat. Mr. and Mrs Horauo King
Alfred Fraser, James Fraser John Flanagan, Hewitt
Richard Perkins. Mr. Hazeton, Mr. Mary Cross, Mr.
Benito W Hail. Mrs w Keyser W Harrison, George
Crow, Henry A Barring. jr Edward VI Talbot, Mr.
stone. Rev William HsrrsOn Mr. Cuesta Mr. Galow
MarQuise San Carlos Miss MaTgarta san Carlos
TERESA Carlos two Matters san Carlos two chi
dren, infant, and two maid servants Miss keyser, +
HoIbrook Jonathan Amory, Douglas and man servant
Mrs L Briggs and infant Swan and
son, r Buchser. Henry Atkinson, Michael Kennedy Mrs
Henry II Crump, Henry FIelh Mrs Fields Mr. and Mrs
William Fields children, and maid servant Mr. JAc0bs
Raymond Mrsier q + Forward, Fullerton
Robert Barbour. Alexander King
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13

schr susan Hsrker GArwood Charleston, Bentley Glider
sehr dsrsh Banker Price Richmond Brett, Son 4 Co.
sclr % Moona Fn1r 81 Ss.cn bnmen. G. tobias
schr Anthony Kelley, Greenwood Eleuthcrs Bahamas.
sch Schr j T. j. Harris Hudson Nassau n. J. WEINBERG
seS ssSr Sas sss Buell. aro1 weinberg
Steamship Colon. Tanner xspinwan May s. with mdse and
pss sdSsp 70 raf,ns S Dearborn May
with mdse and pass to clark 4 seaman u,,.r, aaav.
and fa%hsP homT. o WITH % mdss and pasa to AeTsndre
Ship tof Yarmouth, N sl Saunders LVefpooi -
Ship Young America Manson Francisco Feb Q, with
BARK Chiarna Itai Gargulo Casteamare so days win
Bark unone utal) Cahero Messina e6 DAYS, with fruit
Bark Linda Abbott of Liverpool y -, seooey Afioyo'
r., 10 DAYS, with sngar molasses and conec ,,, .r,,v
Bark Regs tNor, Larsen, London 81 days. Win e"pS
Bark Maria Rose Ger.) Schultz Amsterdam SO days with
Bark Ia Cienena Ryley Messina Dec H. Fayai Feb io
and Bermuda Nav 4, with fruit ,, ,,,.s c, r,ro II
BARK fitppo dtal) Dilietr Alexandria Egypt "a days.
SatEcs Or Iysrssn Palermo 9: days Tita fruit ,nro
80 days with coffee 49,.
Brig Princess Beatrice Co sydney C b. Simmons Ponta-
scnr Ida n Eidreasc o PSiiadephia Edredse Trinidad
osS ser H ThOs sinnickson Cf Maan
schr F H. Todd tof Calais Mcclure trinidad Is days. with
schr L. Davis Sterling caibaren 10 days with sngar
schr Merwin Pierce, Daren, Ca days win lumber;
sehr John l. Merrill Fournier Ponce Guayanilia
4 se ssy Richard SiSs 1flI M smS Virginia for New Haven
Schr. Sarah Quinn, Lee, virginia.
Schr. f. X. Wilson Cropper, Maryland
schr. Francis French ThrOckmorton, virginia
MEMORANDA.
QUICKEST TRIP on REcoRDThe steamship City of Sew ,
Mexican Line arrived this nom Havana III days
and 10 hours
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW. ORLEANS May l2.-Clearrd steamship Wilmington.
for PrOgTeso via Isuafan Arrived
barks BIZ, from Rio Janeiro Prurie Bird from
Liverpool r..,.
GALVESTON May ll-Arrived schr Vena from Pensacola
Cleared. -chr. Dog for Pensacola.
SAVANNAH. May l2-tleared, bark fuba lBr from fcion
WuMTNGTOS. y. G., MAY l2.-Arrvcd, steam slip Lodac.
from Baltimore. Cleared bark Elizabeth raylOr lDr ior
Liverpool
FOREIGN PORTS
MovIfIR, MAY l2-The Anchor Line steamship California
Ovcnsone York May for GlasCow was sigralltd
OFT The Allan Line steamship Peru
Watts Portland May touched at this port today
route TO Liverpool
NOTICE To MARINERS
WASHINGTON D. c. May 1.-THE following notice 20 mari
the discovery Of additional peaks on Noonday
the entrance 10 san Francisco Bay has been sse
the Coast Office. Lieut. Weeen OF
Engineers, United states Army in making pre-
Tor the purpose OF ultimately removing the rock discovered in
proximity pinnacls one ~ whch there
low and with deep water between
forming win NOonttay JOck tie
OF which has ALREADY been determined Dy e oot
Survey will be marked by buoy As 1t IL quite
ridge connect these peaks OF
FaraOn large vessels are warned not 10
between until more thorough survey mas
been executed.
FOR Latest snip Ne,rs See serenh Page
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
HOME FOR THE FRIENDLEss.

The forty-frst anniversary of the Home for
the Frendless held the Church OF the Disciples,
Forty and Madison-avc yesterday afternoon AT
O'Clock. The pastor, the Rev. George H. HepwOrth
nresied and read the annual report. This shows that
the Home has sheltered during the past year ll6 IN
mates of 593 children. 1t has received 100
Young mothers with infants, most OF whom have been
provided with homes. Homes by adoption nave been
provdcd for l04 children Only death has occurred
during the past year among the children beyond
infancy while 10 OF the so infants have died The
Home has in charge IL industrial schools. registering
the names of 4.s94 children, all OF whom receive for
n time food clothing aud inst lcon. Twelve hundred
VISITS have been the outside poor The Adp0cQe
cnd GUARDIAN the Societys journal, has circulation OF
90 300 OF life members "a have been received MAKING
the whole number 1000 The receipts OF the society
from January, 1874 TO January, 1870, were $oo' VA
its expenditures S62,94s 3s
After tie reading Of the report addresses-vared Dy
singing from the chdren-were delivered Dy the RFV
Mr. schaufcr, the Rev. DR. Tay lor OF the Tabernacle
Church the Rev DR.. Anderson, and Mr Herrlck IheTe
were over 800 children prcst n and the singing ana
cslhenics praised by the large audience present
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13

ALpAyY " Y, May I2-Wheat dull. Rye quiet in the
Of 400 Of a. @ sas sse 80 q n S1. l
, S4 Ws,Sa s 6c 5ys salsy quiet Ors Malt a
changed e May wheat Ty ss sss tnrey
and oaer No Western s5c' best bid
seeds quiet; unchange Pork and Lard qgi,
anas anG s,fang an s a arrived
bush including 10 days storage & s
So soSo RS' Sa.a asri i ooo S6.
and consort today not G ncnde ted, ,.r, 3, nm
Sd Ma fSHr n ad% sn4 5
No sPGs 81 Inv S no. % al Il the U rssf spD q NS
s fr #s SH a4s a5 5ss as%4aa ias: Ss
iay 7S1s. oats hTm, active and higher: no eoa 2
fs y sot o ST Nay IL g. not Bsy ql s n
10 spring 81 80 m Nay Pork Pork in IA far demand ia a.
Ps H 5 a and s' sS At az qse s
6ps Wheat sSs sS Corn so9S oFsa 3aas 500
,'.9sssa eSsa CO. G1s q
Board Wheat steady and lower at 81 o. June r. os
s Ss s1T ay and at and ansans
declining offered at s2l 90 July June nominaly s2i 81
snsaf .iss s ssa 70 2ns and steady shade
81 s. Com steady at 7Sasic OATS afnsT asher
RYE steady at psl. q 2Ss. s ,n SS hasy s sp 20 @
SO asked Lard dull steam renderd I5:e sPot. !5se
sSss! A%s1' ear. &, Sls: as:;
s. s Has: d3 Ssas s9s. % n.' g Hn
's1 sS sGS Ny 3 gSe ss as sf%sf 81
2 do 81 2s Oats unchanged Corn unchanged Petroleum
steady in car lots. II &c Legal Test, l24c. -,
DETROIT May l2-Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat dnn
c"rn e1G .saag !. 77c Oats quiet unchanged
Flour 2OGO bbls Wheat 1000 bash.; Corn 1000 bush
Data 1000 bush. shpments-F1our 1000 bbs Wheat
5000 bush. Corn 1000 bush. -.... ,,,,..
ISpASAPoI l2-Flour steady at 81 7Sde6 10 wheat
steady Red, 81 206s IS Amber. 81 25asl 50; White
81 25dxl 81. Corn steady in Ear 6gG7Oc. slried l4d
75c oats steady 66c Rye 81 "a. Bulk Meats steady
shoulders Rib sideo, IL 'sc Clear Sides lZc
Bacon steady Shoulder sha9s.c.; Clear RIB Sides l26
Ijc Clear sides lac. Hams l3 9al4c Lard dull decun
inc az 5a l54c rendered rs sc for Kettls
IouIsvuIg l2-Flour and Wheat and unchanged
Corn steady 7sa79c Oats steady at Zoe Rye UNCHANGED
Proytsions quiet Pork, S22 25dS22 So Bulk Meats
shoulders s2c Clear RIB sides sl Clear sides ~ &c
Bscou-Shoulera e Clear Rib sdes S12 90 Clear sides
l3avc Hams lac IArd-Prme steam, 10 2c Terce I69
i6isc; Keg 6zc WHISKY 81 l6 Bagging qniet but nrn
MrNPIs May le-Flour stesdy s6a4s Corn eaatcr ~
s6ds6c quiet 73a7& Lard quiet unchanged Bacou
quiet, unchanged r.,.
MmwAUkxE, May l2.-F1our quiet and unchmged. Wheat
weak; NO Milwaukee 81 037 No. do, 81 O0s June.
81 or July. 81 04% osh 9aie and se.rcs No in store
Rye quiet and weak No tn ssoss q 10 Bafsy S .,a s1
81 ~ frovisions quiet and stsay post nrm 1. xS 1o
Freights quiet nominaIy unchanged Wheat 70 bgnalo
SSc, y Oswsso, 70 Rssspss-Ssas +s"0 seA' Wsss%
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
See Cream.
EUSSELLs ICE CREAM.

Having discontinued the business in New.York sc'no
my various Ice in other ci,ies-Brook-
lyu, Newark, Washington and Baltimore-and max
ing great improvements in tho quality OF the cream.
I sad have opened establish
ment New.York for manufacturing and selling my well
known delicious Ice and Ices Every body Will remsn
Cream always kept the prompt delivery and Tho
moderate price hich sold They viii also remember
revolution made the business increasing the oonsnmp
article vefod in the first and then gaining
year by year until great and distinct busnes Is
is my design 10 give another impulse 10 the trade Apd W
Institute formerly station d. u Post NEE Ana
have provided all the means for making hc pe o
for fresh Cream direct from tho Clover a- G oiAhso
County and the ice crop being abundant am prepad se
Ice Cream Al prlce hitherto unprecedented
PRICE LIST:
To Retailers and Church Fairs. IS per quart
To Families and Boarding Houses
taking quarts or more-------5o ~ cents pei quar-
Boarding HOUSE Keepers will what saving tre
getting Cream Those contemplating thurcn FaIs
Festivals cannot fail % nsre out how much thsi xans
will increased getting Cream Families eSn aos
It the table every day. aothn& could oe chosee'
luxurious. ,.-.- os ..... .
lee shipped by any the railroads or steamooas
THE SALOON will attractive being airy ana pleas
walters accommodating; conveoenses ior Lsuxs ~"
Children.
LARGE sAUcERs OF CREAM ONLY Is CENTS.
Quar-, and Pint Ice crcam kept ready for one
10 take home notice Those attending meettnes
at Cooper should not fail 70 take Box home Win
second Third ami Fourth and Eighthst crosstown
cars P"'' A'"' '"' N' JACOB RUSSELL.
Having associated my sons T. and NJ T. Fasse with Ne
the name Of the hrm VII be from this date . soxs
Ven York, Nay ls7s. II Bible House
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
INVESTIGATING THE PLANET MILLS FIRE.

Fire Marshal ThOrn's investigation concern
ing the destruction Of the Planet Mills at President ana
Bond-sts, South Brooklyn on Monday night gives iva"
son to suspect that watchman Martin Ol%ay' was
mot M his post when the fire broke out Oeary testies
that be inspected every part OF the building at 10
the recording dlas which he was required 70 una % ,e
alleged gave no Indication Of his presence al tne ,,ie
stated The building abundanty supplied win nre
extingushing appliances, and had the Waterman .d th
al his post IL is believed that could have subdned the
flames before serious damage had been done ferso.S
who were passing the building the fire, ana treu W
force an entrance to the mills before alarm was
sounded IL believed that the building was nreu Dy
incendiaries during the watchman's absence INC III
ycstigatiOn will be continued
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
TIE HEALTH OF KEY WEST

KEY WEST, Fla, May 11.-The Louisville
Courier OF the Sd inst has article dated Washington
MAY g concerning yellow fever at this port charging
two deaths and several upon These reports
are entirely false. We challenge the world to show
healthier record and offer 81 900 for the author of this
new scarce damaging Ia our commercial interests.
r.. o. GwYNS, Mayor, and Chairman Board OF licLlth.
i. Y. HAKRIs. NJ. d. Health Otccr
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
feaal Notices.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-CITY AND
y COUNTY OF NEwYoRK;.rdE RI. NEw if9Kk 9K LtEE Rrs
SELL lula DAYTON, WILLIAM DAYTON, GEORGE
G. Mfi.iER JOSEPH II. COATES, DANIEL 4. KENDALL;
JOSIAH w THOMPSON, JOHN DUGAN, WILLIAM
HATFIELD. JOHN sLATTEkY. RosENA 0NEiLL
d'U RIE,S SCfIALK, FOSTER Is. CHIDESTER, EDWARD
MoI.i,OY MAURICE = HULL THEODORE h GRIP
pm BELDEN J. ROGERS, HUGH MARTIN, JOHN H.
DAVIS. NOLEN, EDWARD 7. STEERS
DEFENDANTS relief Com not SER To the de
fendans above named You hereby summoned anu re-
qired complaint IN This action which u THIS y
filed office Of The Cerk OF the Court OF common Ie
for the civ and " New York. and 10 serve copy OF
your answ er said complaint the subscriber AZ nus
service Of this summons on YOU exclusive OF e
dTy OF such service and fail 10 answer the SAID com
n5tn within the time this action Will
andy the relief demanded IL the complaint
Dated YORK, Feb. 4, 1879.
HENRY A. BOGERT Plaintiffs Attorney
he the above entitled action was duly nei ID
Clerk OF the Court OF Common Pleas iot e
York. In the New Court house. III the
CIV Of New York on the day OF February 1878.
(law 6w rh) HENY A. BOGERl, Plantin 8 Attorney
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
JOuy IT. COMER's ALLEGED DEFALCATION.

Inquiries yesterday in regard to the financial
condition OF the National Stock Yard Company OF new
Jersey we're met with that 1t Is as well on
financially as before An expert has been for some
time past engaged in examining the books OF the COM
pany but has not yet made his report, 90 the exact
amount Of the alleged defalcation Of j. H. Conner lale
Secretary and Treasurer, has not been ascertained
Nothing has learned 10 the place where Conner
is and asserted bv that especial pains were
being taken to effect IL is believed the amount
of the deficiency will reach 10000 $4,000 Grim
inal warrant has issued against Conner and cNl
suit has been begun for the recovery OF the amount al
legged TO have been stolen.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
Clotbing, Sc.

At 81 SIXTH-AVE., near Waverley place
n "a dies and % pemen can tie utmost value for
CtsToFE CLOTHING, Call address Nj. or Mrs H.
HARRIS, No. 81.
At FLATTO's uptown we'll known estab-
N nshmcnt sl6 sixhave, corner Forty sixth stGreat
will be ladies' and gentlemen castof CLOTH
mo &c wanted for the southern and Western markets
will from $40 tO $50 Coats - TO t25 Pants
81 10 IS Address MI OF Mrs FLArrO, SIG oixthave
At b. MINTZs, 24S Third ave-, between
"A Twentieth Twenty 100 Myrtleave.. be-
and Bridgests, Brooklyn Ladies' and
astOnished the b. Mntz pays Tor
jewelry note by post punctu
ally attended ~ by Mr.. and Mrs MlntZ.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED MURDERER.

Superintendent Walling received information
at the Police Central Office yesterday afternoon that
Theodore Reed who is charged with the killing OF John
Walker in Desbrossesst, May had been arrested
Detectives Haggerty and Murray OF Newark f"mnd Reed
AZ work upon farm New Providence n j. Rerd siid
that he was willing 10 come TO this city without waiting
for "A reduisition from the Governor. superintendent
Walling immediately To Capt Carey OF the Leonar
st police az the homicide committed in his precinct
and ordered him send for Reed. Capt Cahrey iinne
diatey sent two officers to Newark and yesterday after
Reed brought to this city. Reed VIII proDaDIy
be turned over u the Coroner, who will reopen the III
quest in relation to John Walkers death.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
Corporation Notices.

SUPPLIES FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT.
- SEALED PROPOSALS will be received By the Fire De
until IL o'clock May 49, 1878, Soap
Horse Blankets and other supplies For particulars rHE
CITY RECORD. Copies for sale at No. 2 city Hall
DRINTING and DISTRIBUTING the CITY
l. RECORD-sealed PROPOSALS Will be received at tho
Mayors once, City Hail. until II o'clock May L. ls7s
for PRINTING and DISTRIBUTING THE CITY RECORD
for the term OF commencing June l5 1879 For
particulars TIL CITY RECORD. Copies for sale ct No
2 City Hail
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
THE DEDICATION OF THE MASONIC TEMPLE.
Fllwood F.. TbOrne. the Grand Master OF the


Frecmasons in this State has received an autograph S
ter from the Crown Prince Of Denmark. who is aifo
Grand Master accepting the invitation to be preseh'
the dedication of the Masonic Temple, on June . Le'
ters Of acceptance have also been received from "o
Tilden and Mayor wickham committee has been ap-
pointed TO secure display OF flags notices. hora
raious etc. along the Line Of march on the DAY 81 hav .ue
Masonic parade The tickets for the banquet VIII nave
10 be secured before May 2 order that the caterer gan
know how many TO provide for and that the C0mmtee
of Arrangements may be able to secure piace Id se
enough to seat all who may wish TO be present.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
A VESSEL FORFEITED FOR FRAUDULENT
REGISTRY

The Victoria Perez, a Swedish bark owned
y Mr. Perez Brooklyn has been declared forfeited 20
the Government by United States Judge Benedict III
Brooklyn for fraudulent registry The Perez was paiy
damaged 500 miles at sea. After the vesse haa peo'
rcpaired in this port an American register was Obtained
through false representation that the damages 10 inc
vessel had been s,is aimed American waters Inc yes
sci il now at sea but il bonded 10 the Government iOr
SlO 600. which is represented her full worth.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
JUDGE PrERREpoNr's APPOINTMENT INDoRsED

'rIs+'I
The Republican Association OF the AAis'
Assembly District. Tuesday evening, adopted, 10y
unanimous vote the following resolution, offered by
william Haw, jr.:
Resolred, That in the recent action Of President Grant
in selecting for a Cabinet position, the Hon EDWARDS
Perrepont observe firm and conscientious desire 10
break down political rings, ignore political schemers anu
elevate the honest and independent element of the Re
publican party and that congratulate our fcHo"
Republicans throughout the country upon the appoint
ment and heartily commend the President therefor.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
: SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
fAY u.
PORT oF NEW.YORK.

PORT OF NEw-YoRK. -
CLEARED.
steamship Rotterdam Dutch Jansen, Rotterdam, Fnch
Edye Co. -
stesmshp Annie 8teen Wilmington. Del, A Abbott
Steamship Beverly Pierce, Philadelphia JaA Hand.
sip DIXON, smthwck, san Francsco, simonson
How.
Bark Kong tNoE Nieson Cork Falmouth. Punch
Edye Co
Rrig CsntAnl STANLEY Norfolk, hsrsus Hunter Co
Brfg 0oloonda. Lord Ctenfuegoe Jaa Bortand a 20.
Brg Tayior sagua 10 Grandc, r. Nov,ps Co
eskr. Esshse, 1ys1sbssG AnY CsveA
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
Copartnership Notices.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
lately sub-sting David Alerton, Archibald N.
Aerton John butcher, under the firm name n Aler
tons butcher dissolved this 10th day Of May 1875. by
mutual consnt owing said partnership
be- David Aerton and AL demands the
said partnershp presented ~ him for payment
New.York, MAY TO- 1870 A. NJ ALLEETON.
DAVID ALLERTON,
JOHN r. BUTCHER.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13

appointment his position in place OF
tendent Folk and Capt Daniel Ferry Of the Third Pre-
cnct regarded the probable successor OF
waddy II IL believed that the Mayor will renornnate rIe
erick Massey for President OF the Board Of Fire Con
missioners and also that he will renominate rIre S"n
missioner Hugh Mclaughlin James Rodwell 'Dcm. y
builder Of the Eastern District s regarded a. the Msyo
favorte candidate for Fire Commissioner anu suPei'h
tendent of Buildings, in place OF Mark Phraner tsep'
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
6tationerp.

ENVELOPES AND WRITING PAPERS.
~ BERLIN a JONES ENVELOPE COMPANY AND
PAPER WAREHOUSE l3t and 1876 W luiam st.. New
York. have facility manufacturing one million velopcs
Folding and Cumming Machines AZ
LbsraA siscounts 70 the xsec
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
THE CITY WARRANTS CONTEST ENDED.

The contest between the Mayor and Con-
troer over the question Of signing individual warrants
for the monthly salary Of each member OF the Fire De
pytmen signing one warrant TO cover the aggregate
amounts on each payroll, has been ended by the Con
trolers agreeing to draw warrants payros
requested by the Mayor. The Controller has written
letter 10 President Perey Of the Fire Department giving
the views presented by him few days ago and printed IN
cpF TRIRI,NT Mr. Green claims that the mode or draw
ing warrants making payment according TO the car
ter should be determined by the Controller, out
70 relieve tne men WIN nccu enoIi
salaries he will not permit mere
question Of puncto TO stand in the way ana mas accord
inv drawn another set of warrants He states that IL
hui temporary expedent, and hopes The Mayor VIII
think wiser throw the weight or his 0ncia influence
in favor of encouraging rather than ccnsurDg the safest
methods Of discharging the great m0neyed trusts Win
the responsibility of which the Finance Department ~
charged The pay-rOls each having "A warrant attached
covering the entire amount sent to the Mayor yes
teray afternoon, and signed by him. ana the nrenen
will be paid to-day.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun 4:45 sun Sets 7O8 Moon Sets. l5o
WATER THIS DAY-A n
Sandy Hook All Cows Island. 24S Hell O. Ferry 4:37
wAIRR THE DAr-P n.
Sandy Hook 2A3 Cows Island. 3l4 Hell @. Ferry SOB
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
nlarble Gno Slate Hldntels.

At GREATLY REDUCED PRlCES-AD ex-
u t.nsIve stock of MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MAN
TIIS and ali other Marble Marble Turning for the
trade A KI.ABEIs, Eghecnthst, near Ihlrd ave
A GREAT reduction in prices of Marble and
n Marbezed Mantes all kinds OF Floor ring Monuments
Plumbers and Cabinetmakers now
o-,rrd az KIABER & Co.'S steam Marble Works Ma III
to 523 West Fifty first ST.. near Broadway
NASONI & ISOLA,
7 STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS,
l46 to lj2 West 10th At, near BroadwaY
Monurnents Affairs, r cures, Thing, WInscOtng
sc importers from manufacturers IN Italy OF marble
work Of every description.
STEWART's Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
- Mluels Rich elegant designs AT the lowest prices
800 and West Twenty third St. between seventh ana
Eighth aves.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13

CARPETS WANTED-Two or three Axmin-
~ st~r or similar ruRs large same chascter 80
pets be nearly equal 70 now stAe scSS
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
THE ESSEX COUNTY FREEHOLDERs.


The new Board of Chosen FreehOlders for
Essex County met yesterday for organization Much
excitement was occasioned when Oba Woodruff, the
Clerk instead OF calling the of Messrs Douglass
and Hewitt the members elect from the new city OF
Beeyie called the names of Messrs skinner and Ken
nedy who represented the old township of Belevile and
whose terms OF office had expired Freeholders Baldwin,
williams and Kirk denounced this action a trick on
the part Of the Republicans To gain control OF
tiou for officers held and resulted in the
choice Of the Republican candidates. as follows
Director Edgar Farmer Clerk, o. w: Woodrnn county
Collector T. g. PiersOn Counsel Of the Board John W
Taylor County Physician, Dr b. L. Dodd County I'm,
gneer James +. owens Commissioner OF the Road
Board James Peck Physician OF the Lunatic Asylum,
DR. j. F. Cross Warden Of the Lunatic Asy-
um Major J. W. Leonard; Jail Ply
Hazard. Messrs Douglass and Bewft voted upon every
amount OF the tax levy the current year fixed at
1862 255 which 81 5000 less than last year Messrs
Wldey, Doremus. Kirk, Ticknsr, and Robotham were
appointed a committee 10 examine the credentials pre-
sented by Messrs. Douglass and Blewitt
MUNICIPAL REORGANIZATION IN BROOKLYN.
Thomas w. Adams, the newly appointed
of City Works in Brooklyn, filed his Official
bond Of $40 900 yesterday His suretes we're j. b. Sea
bury OF the Long Island Savings Bank and exPre Com
missioner Anthony r. Campbell. Mr.. Adams assumed
his new duties and Commissioner Robert N. Whiting
retired John Pyburn the new Commissloner OF Police
and Exase has also ned bonds for $2OOOO His sure
ties were John RI ndley and Anthony Barrett ExChief
Of Police Patrick Campbell strongly advocated Iof 70