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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-28

EiJoR WIN. II. KIlNs, West Point
graduate, and . member of the late
Colonel E. D. Bakers staff at tho Balls
Bluff fight, was killed at Los Angeles q
day or two ago by being thrown from
buggy.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-28

NEW ENGLAND ate its turkey and
pumpkin-pis with great unaninity Of
appetite on Thanksgiving Day; and Bos-
ton wipes the lip and blows the nose Of
satisfaction thsrsat.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-28

TIMs BsIHos ITS IHvHSoEs. and the
fac. is recorded in Pittsburg that long
suffering male man beat female woman
to death there With woman own weapon,
q b.oomstick. All is not lost.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-28

EoHHoNIsM has set up shop in Canada.
and the Csnucks are in a state Of RAM
pant fury about it.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-28

THB MEXICAN LINIsTHl Of Foreign
Relations, Don Jose Maria La Franga,
il dead.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-28

TIE Prince OF Wales has taken
shipping and will sail on TO Csylon.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-28

HzAvY RAINS again in the California
valleys.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-28

\ GREAT REVIVAL in ship-building
is apparent around about New York.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-28
DISSOLUTION OF coPARTHERsHIP

TIVE COPAHTNEReHIP HERETOFOAK FI-
listing between the undersgned, has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent. Hr. n.
d. HATCH retiring frsIn the firm.
The business will be conducted BY A. y.
DllRsBAcA who will collect all moneys due,
and pay all indebtedness Of the firm.
L. B. DHI1sSACa
ND. HATCH
Carson City, Nov. %, 1875.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-28
UNDERWRITERS NOTICE.
BOARD or FIRE UNDERWRITERS
EAN FRANCISCO.

DISSOLVED, Th,: tn. Secretary ef the Board
AZ ~ instructed TO notify the Mayor and
Council OF Carson City, that unless immediate
steps are taken TO provide thst city with ample
water facilities for protection against fire. the
Members OF this Bosrd Of Underwriters OF San
Francisco will consider the advisability OF with
drawing from business in that city.
noy1stf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-28

CARDINAL MCCLoSKEY has arrived
in New York in good health.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-03-17
To BE or NOT TO BE is the question

To BE Or NOT TO BE is the question
that has greatly agitated our brethren OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church for sever
III weeks past. And it is all abont wheth-
er Rev. DR.. De Koven, shall or shall not
De confirmed for the ~bislorric Of Illinois.
70 which he WIS elected. The Vermont
Episcopal tribunal says he shall be, ba,
unfortunately Vermont thus far is in the
minority, with affair prospect of remaining
there. \ majority of the forty-livc diocese
Of the country. voting by their standin"
committees, will be necessary to Il con
i mation, after which the matter is re
fired to the House Of Bishops. Twenty
ielt dio-cses have lhus ftr been heard
rom; out Of which Dr.. De koven la
,'~yc-iyel tie votes Of only nint. It ha~
Dern freely declared by Low Church or
rfn~ thai Ills cInlirnltl"ni IL Illinois W"'ilu
e the most s.riUu, blow the Church eve
-rcc.vrd; t." ummn, ~-li:,m ii ei!|
umbrr- seven PARISH : and ~iN ~c."r4vtnei
II That stare. \ ~tron, effort is ntnln1 t
D1tain for D.. d NY II the ret r-'tlp
:. JAMES + ,i~coili In ci Of CHi irp.
o. the oth = lrtnl we hive the rimo.
at tie friends q d. ID. X ,vrn 40 IN
3rrpO-c 20 give u the Ii an ov1a ii Ia
l-c!-iOm of Inc Va ION, a. Oc. s1n comm (
c-> i~H~tlust lilv.r ,nmd,i tie iilrr 81 il
Il uHIer til. cluon~ Of h emu I'll Il
ummltt Is nave ne right t. 4 I"s ion ia
rt..oilNy ii I ctnrli!atr, bat ,an l'ts
my upmn tie IcgUl urily oil lis ere ION ills
hey expert t. cilIy Ii .ci.c b fore III
iou 81 Bishop. ANA il i, ~ II IN imaten
hat Il rc~prt iltv b. ma l. to The C.Ig.s ii
:,oe of an adverse uVcis.on.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-03-17
\ NV IioNnE rni G..N.tNnn Il,

FEARFUL S.oHu IL MISSISSIPPI
;icng.. NJ SIS. WAS We on NJ ,.Iay. tb
i5h- by Il .cr.:h! tp.nt!o. Ia i5~ lalfn
l'ar. destroying = ninhcr .: b3ilIinr.
lnonG the II mi,e. III ~Pr.>hyt.li1p
IN. i tpt~t church :. Tie ~f.llawinr nv.
h- Nantes of tn. i Tel: Coz. i,rtrr
VA krr. Hon John Il r-. and child Ni..
|i1tti' Palmer: also "-ctrrtl lcrr.,es II
), Armpr, wife an yi4iIl were Iaa~erous
~ imju.c I. an IL uImb.r OF other, uti
o. y hlrt. Tn cS.inbcl !a>- in H..
town is ~5l5o,o0n, lAe comfy Mt h..!,
from.
Tn" R1nlrt Mrnufacturin Cpmnanv >.
Lar"nil. y IL haze c.n-truc.r.l a .r,.i,h
CIR under the L on pt;.nt which bill
far 70 rev lrii ne th- oil system If a.
build n. FIRM rlv /, ever, / II o. tr.ir,,
cilriei .herc wer" wot.n< Of d :tI w,i.h
OF the car: now tl.r.. ar. tw. tons J..
reich 30 OILY one tn Of deal we .e,.
In body Of In car i Supported upon On.
truck of six whrel-. me wo.I w...t
OF the best n-li, and Norway iron is3~..I
Striisics prs<cut.d b. tie Mr. Inn
she JJHr.a (%.'r!sa. lie Nd Indicate .h:,
l"%islulV" eV.riNlr nee = nut rpculirr g
tn rarrri-rnc governments. That inur
MI SHOWS that The = negal ap~pryp~i,ti IA
bill oi tn prc>rr ~(.Dmocr-ti } Lr.a
tue amoun,si, Slyi.pHo. Which i @JI %
III eXc-as oi lis ~,>,p-bl.can Predecessor.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-03-17
From the st. Adams Messenger.
%pun;shmtnt of Crime.

l,vs AGO BIZ u United states JiG@P, III
D~nirIinoton. to eighteen months impTis"i-
mont AMI the PAYMENT Of Il line 81 Two
,ho.,.,nI dollars. for cmbrZZiln@ funds ana
nnkino ftl-e entries in hi official ncr"lhtr.
.,npoi but think the punishment Wa wei
le. crvel. if. indeed, it ought not to have
h..n more severe. Crane WIS u clever
follow: he r!ai e friends; he became iui
,mh;iious AMI i~nfllen i'll local po!ti'Iln;
he wl, not one OF the Kind WHO "Hl'r',
prominence bv espou,ing some ci"~"' an"
irl, inc for som, great rrincipl'-n"t i"-
f,r his business WAS 10 make mn - !'
hrcan,r Il state sen it't; u" cirfit'i q pr
,yrr the Vermont Cen II! htilroll: II.
knew liz inside of th.nES: lac went ii>ii!Ii
with Sen itor Einun Is: he became ! 'ol
&c or # inicrn revrnH"; hc ~ai:oWt!Hl
,robablv 60 mSell"I his Il pi'y I" %r"n:i-f
H. accom- : in slo.t. ii tel -ieii b+"ft.
rn,ta,isn. fl unl l. he inil Irnce OF COZ
m in. .~zrn-le. f'lI tom u 'cI at INA
x,h.d nriuciu'. If life which al Ta, :
Inc ; Il n,r .,bnvr " il. an.' chHrlt"
,it,y,. silc,..-s In passing IN enc, aion'
i'm. Jul e N!iirn'' ~ go! - MIN tie.
hat it mi..,t have ! ri exp tell h w"'l;.!
III. IS. he AnrE II u ~ + III bI-in -
IF hi a.i... al treated tie n%G-:;"n il-i
Is t'iol>ln,l- f . her are 10 49,. - = MGR
n care. t. reNtrI h.Il o. pHlIt II 81
: e.. or t. cai' X nm 10 live an! be more
inl zen iil h.r Il: en-
nut Crane W. Il t alt.gr.A er t. blame.
Re hlve ,li.l thai T.. IN unl.r the in!li-
NJ. 81 cargnp: Xampic. \ nfn strong
r. cltr.tcr m;.ht not have 50 fallen. bit
IS Il. world -oes. We 10 ne; alvay~ get
men Of Strong cllalactcf H. fiji our pIblic
f,5.,- :: NJ. T....-nt, ,,r.'l nj .sy-l
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New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
NJ, n.a a successful practice and has amss'sd com

petency. r..I r f.-.
NrwARx-Mayor Perry ve,,erday appointed Gsan
Meeker OF fhe Firtt Ward his Private cretary, to
MI va .ancy caused by the DEAN OF mr. sraha
snst tpe Pc tns, iy,nla olroat Company, suit TO
rrcnyer 49, images for aD )D)jry rusCu ~ so
as% on he ground that the cowpany had
provided the neeessarv platform ior "a ~, the
noo that the planiiG aliRhted upon tDe slds o tno
Track and moi upon lho platform that ne had an % 1p
portunity Of seeing the Approaching ua' AZ" nndsr
accident as caused by hIs own negligence ~ uuei
stood that the plaintiff Ipteuds to begln another sun
Tne congre gaon Of the Clinton hyepno ,ha % pes
Church will have reception tins cypnioe at ap
ds"re of their pastor DR.. Taylor. Tbis evepng ia'
field Lodge, No a, .. o. r., WI nlsis go Connty
ss been thrown open 10 uDnterrupted travel ey tue
transfer OF the Newark and Clnton p'amK .c UnIon
ps We u rehearsal the EH King" and the "seasons,
which VIII pc sung at PusI sers was prodaeed @ b.
fore crowded hous at the Newark Opera nousE NV w
Monday evening and last sto,a e'S",rs wers greatly ap
plauded. :. rhs O1d Fell,ws' Mutual Lfs in, ss
suraoce Association OF SrwSo s,s 5bs a4ono. 10 bank
l. s46i John E. sanner, p. O., his been eiee.ea
y0eS. "a as1Ss sas ey arC exa@nna the pa
obccks tue yafous banks. to ascertain wnesh IA ,hs
ha, ben stamped accor1iuce with Tue INV, ann Va,
stamps duly cancelsd with the olals 81 tse tSar S'n
date of cancellation. special meeting OF the Commo
1'ouucl will bs held tomorrow evening" wDen llr2e
uumDer of appointments Will be sde on aae P1St tnst
force. Bishop Olennener writes rom tonoa 1 .n
nyes him hope Of entire restoration :. Israel
IT, Moorehouse died suddenly at his residence NO
An Interesting case was decided In the Supreme
Court yesterd ~. Two years aSo, TnoiDas Chulon,
sexton Of Montcair Church, asked by hrs Leta
Dayy hold her horse while sue Hgntod hr Churon
who 10 an old man, complied, when tae horse Deeams
frleOus aud tramped upon him, breaSna his log snd
kneepan. Mrs. Davy, who IL wealthy rrluseu W py ~
his doctors bi. and ne brought SUIT to recover w. @
damages Last evenng tae Jury rethrneo Vefdct ioI
81 600 on Monday night Mrs Churoh feil down and
lraci ured her arm
Ft1.nrru-Couno,,man Fsore OF the Second Ward,
vLo,e senL IN the City Council has been contested oy
william Connolly resigned MondaY night lne NVul'
La wing decided she case against hltn'
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
THE sTBAITs OF THE NEw.YoRK MIDLAND
RAILWAY

A TRIBUNE reporter conversed yesterday
with Abrsm Hewitt one OF the Receivers OF the rail-
road the bill for the relief from Of the New.
York and Oswego Midland Railroad and the effect OF
levy of the taxoolectOrs OF certain on the
rolling stock Of the road. Mr. Hewitt well satisfied
that the bill was constitutional and sad Pending the
discussion upon passage OF the law repeating
on the Midland Railroad 10 will be necessary that
the collectors refrain from making leyies. unless they
assire preopitste the immediate stOppage Of the
road. They return the tax uneolected to the
stste Controller and thus give time for the courts to
decide the complicated constitutional questions in
VOWED. The Receivers have done aud arc doing all
that is possible keep this great highway open, but
the legislation Of last Winter is TOO heavy burden for
them ~ carry and their only nope Is the good
OF the community and the prompt action Of the
Legsls tufe."
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
rss the exhibition to the Jury OF the cOmplAnants ear
which no had preserved.
EFFICIENT SANITARY WORK.

SMALLPOX AND DIPHTIiERIA DISCRIMINATION
ANCK OF THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
The Board of Health held its regular meet
ing yesterday afternoon, President Chandier ih 'he
chs,y Tho report OF Sanitary Superintendent Day
we'd that there AIN inspections mace ny 'he
sanitary Corps during the week Tue Disnfecting Corps
visited % premises where contagious diseases we're
found and dianfeeted and funlgated 50 houses. The
Health ocer Of the Port issued % permits to tho con
sgnees OF vessels to discharge cargoes The Ambulance
Corps transported OF smallpox 50 tho hospital
and dead bodies taken to the Morgue. The FOL
lowing Is comparative statement Of contagious die
eases in this city for the past two weeks:
,,tu, p.ge I,Vsr F.ssr as.,. Dph.h,ns POI MenlOss
Jan jan is" ls: 9 Il s. q i2sas & .
The sta .ements show marked decrease IN smallpox
aud diphthera. This decrease in smallpox has peen
owing to the Increased vigilance OF the Sanitary corps
and the work OF the vaccnators The CHIEF OF tue vac
cinane Corps reported fatal OF +O vaccinations Tor
the past week The Board Of Health has now assumed
the entire control of the smallpox hospitals, and has
been fitting them up that both comfort and excellent
medical treatment secured 20 patients The oo"-
ing letter has reference 10 the comfort of patiene'
SANITARY BvNnAv, HHAITu Ps,ATTsssI No ~ so lssS
TO the Editor OI Tht yr,SsS.i p,v.r.s. uo.,,s,
ss The BosS q Heath as s sos s S ..lpos There
pee. Of books and ssT Of & l W. sT c enssHs.
.nd cbroo of the walls plYon and private rooms fse
ys bis note insertion yor vsush uins Upon ne resP,
M wagon will BE- scot ebeerfuiJ 70
yhug OfereL NAiTkh Df r. bA'' ~ ~ D~' -
DR. Elisha Harris Register of Vtslststisties repor'eo
es deaths for the past week. against 6so for the
week The greatest mortality ON any one osy was upon
Ian IL when there were 40 deaths ~ OF which we're
slnop0 children under years " age Inc oAceesa
mortality ia the past few weeks has been assoe,a,u
There were 40 deaths from dphthers last week and %
10 the week before Toe Board OF hessn
districts where dphtberia ragged with the greatest
yruenoe aud this decrease is iD great measure 9VR
to the grenter sanitary precautions taken Tne ps'
pensarIes have beep aeye In supporting the BOard q
Health. The act Kitchen has also been exec nngly
usef No disease Is more prosrstng tnan dphtheyia,
aud ply slcaDs that many OF taoir patients die
for Vsnt OF proper p0urishment
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
.,..,..,,,urnn THE RING FRAUDS.

REVIEWING THE RING FRAUDS
,,nnrss BY II. y. TAINroR UPON THE Ctifs
-ossrs FROM 1868 TO 1sn-A SPUR 10 1nh AAN"
SUITS VITA ...o,,h,v
Tae annual meeting of the with Assembly,
,,,stro, Municipal Reform Association was neiu .aS'
a.s an ,he,r rooms st No. 4s South Washington
.,a IN. officers for the ensuing year we're elected
"a folovs, President, Lloyd Aspinwal; Viee-Presi-
Aants. W. H. Wiley, John Gilmore, and +. u. Thuroer
eeeretAry. James W. COrsa
nj ra,ntor delivered an address the method OF
the Ring frauds from 1868 10 1871 ana tuc
manner OF dividing the spos, in which he gave the oe
tss of the operations OF Garvey, 1ngerson Woodwar'
and others notoriously connected with these trans
.st,ons He claimed that 600, the amount usually
se, down as the maximum OF these Fraudulent ps was
not eute tvo-thirds Of the money wrongfuiT ooaneu
from the public treasury teocoooO ne DeheVeu was
moderate estimate. He stated tnat tne orsln"
authority for the payment Of these bills was IN the
Board Of Supervisors, the Gd tnNTE"boSrd eo"poseu
,he Mayor Controller and President OF the Supervisors
and the courthouse Commissioners for county bills
,Aat The Board Of Public Works chiefly responsible
for the City bills, with the Eighteenth Ward Market
Commission and the Harlem Courthouse Commission.
Mr. Ta!ntor traced history OF the special egslaon
syen for regulating aud arranging the machinery ioi
ths payment Of these fraudulent claims and he said
isss rs to "Jadgments" city tOOOOOo line In
pay yment OF s6eoooOo Of mammal claims ADJUSTED
The permanent debt Of The city aud county was In
creased SIS OcaOoo 1883 and 1852 and In the perloo
fem Jan. l. 1865 to July, 1871 the permanent ue't
Socreasfd by the payment Of dishonest claims, about
ssooo0ooo OF which little more than Ns,oocO was a.
charged against the County Treasury. The civ oec 10
Japuary 1858 was sos 100000 and Sept l6 ls7l 1t had
isereasec TO te7 10000 Mr. TaiutOr then gave an &C
sonn Of the e1ampa alton Of the bank deposits aud OF
tne lstrbutIOn OF the stolen moneys by the dnereht
members of the Ring and spoke OF tue estlns.eu pea
ssntages Of prOminent politician knoWH 70 nave
partJclpated frauds At the eoncnson OF the s
Arese the following resolutions we're adopsed.
ThHt ia
5000 600 stolea from s oi 9nd CosnV o.
aar tb, !es Rug portion has betn eoSercu
a.. M men have been allowed 70 eu'euy
hAs ,fcr sBd eisp)s. Of their lgotten Ksips =.
k.p@d ahst this AoSarOn sill means IN Va power 70
nave NJ, ssi against RBg robbers pressod tsy Trial
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
zHB CARGO oP TIRE LOST STEAMSHIP ME
DIATOR,

The purser OF the steamship Mediator ar
rfved yesterday with the manifest OF her cargo IT'S
composed, with the exception Of hay OF groceries
Of every description from barrels Of -four boxes Of
ssatcuss The cOnsisDOrs number pesrly 6OO and the
.eDsgnees equally numerous. The largest quantity
Of goods shipped TO nrm rs barrels of -four
These goods have all been recovered, and only very
few have been damaged ut ALL Tie ship abandoned
Sunday after her cargo had been rescued. but an
attempt vas made again yesterday. aud with soune
saccess, by the Coast WreekiDs Company to secure
portion Of the engine. II the vessel does brs.
up entirely before to-day, IT is believed inst the
engines win be saved in fragment. The propeller
ssieIs walkng-Deam and tSs rest OF the machinery,
s.a the outside of the eDS.ees ruined.
Tue captain states teat be exercised due vigilance to
avoid disaster and BILE the fog whistle and tOok sound
ssgs every few Dsaues. The conduct OF the officers.
eeneVer WI. De made the subject OF CATION
Nneb vii be begun ID few days The recovered
GODS will be sent by another vessel Of the line
their several points OF desnatOn the adiuster
averages shall have decided what the ac-
toa damage to goods ana tie proper Charges for Sal
wage.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
EFFORTS TO AFFECT TELEGRAPH STOCK.

The Western Union officials attach no i'm
portance whatever TO the efforts which apparently
making to introduce methods into the present sys
TEN Of telegraphc Communication President orton
said yesterday that it iss weknown fact among tel
a7aph officials that the bill which has just been brought
forward Congress by Gen. Bater Ia only intended to
affect Western Union stock in wall-st.' and that
GEN Butler is simply playing his part In the
little game fer reasons well known 10 himself
SO firmly convinced Of this are the Western Union
managers that they have taken to delay
impede the OF either the McCreery Free
fer bill or the Bntlor bill. From these 1t would
that specuatOrs telegraph stocks require msnpua
ton and wirepuling at Washington for the successful
operation Of their schemes
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
THE FUNERAL OF THE HON. NJ. B. FIELD.

The funeral services of the late Hon.
MaunseM b. Field took place yesterday afternoon in
Calvary Church. at Fourthave. and West Twenty first
st. Tue brief service of the Episcopal Church was
read by the Row Dr. Gasudes assisted by the Rev. DR..
Flagg The pallbesrers were Ell Gov. John A. Dix,
Judge L. b. Woodruff, Judge Samuel BlatchfOrd, the
Hon Edwards Pierrepontithc Hon. John j. Cisco. Gen.
Culom, Richard Grant White, and Richard Mount.
Among the prominent gentlemen present were David
Dudley EIeld Judge otterboIug, Judge Fowler, Jadge
Koch Judge Kane. Chei-Justics DAILY, Frederick
Baker Benjagin +. RUSSELL snd Gen. Jordan. As tle
coffin adorned with palm leaves aud crown OF while
flowers, borne from the church, the choir sang
impressive hymn, followed by the arr Flee as bird
10 the mountains" sung by single soprano voice
Prior the exercises in the church short service
held the house OF Mr. Augustine FieJS. brother Of
the deceased. at No 1872 LeIingtODiye. The remains
were taken 70 the Second Street Cemetery Tor inler
ment,
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
GAME AT CARDS ENDING SADLY To3 THE
WINNER.

The trial Of Martin Godfrey for mayhem
begun yesterday tho Court OF General Sessions
before Judge Sutherland and will probably DO concluded
to-day. The pEisoner and Robert Southern were play
iHg esrds in saloon on Tnrdsve., between East
Eighty NTH and East Eighty sxth+ts. Good fortune
seemed 70 favor Southern, until finally Godfrey, it is
alleged became enrsgsd hot words passed, blows were
exchanged and then the luck shifted 70 0odroy side,
and boutherns gains suddenly oyerbalanoed BY
greater loss, for Godfrey seized his ear between his
Sath 80 ~ " e1 AAlRiakassRk iRsiseat N IA ErA
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
PRODUCE EXCHANGE JoTTINGs.

A meeting of the members of the Produce
Exchango engaged In the grain trade has bee called
for this morning consider the question Of grading
grain.
Chas IT, johnson, Chas W. stracban, Archibald Harris
J. r. Turner aud Frank klmbal, have formed u com.
nittee 70 assist in the sale OF volume containing the
"reminiscences Of n T. Hubbard, the oldest member
The Exchange, who will soon reach the OF co. He
has been unfortunate and II 10 now proposed TO help
him by selling his book Mr.. Hubbard 10 the only man
who has the freedom OF the h0or for life.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
DISPUTED CLAIM OF THE EXCLERR OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Gen. Joseph c. Pinckney, late CLERK OF Tue
Board Of Aldermen, yesterday presented to the COD
,ror for uaympnt lam for s2 o. for services es
Clerk 10 the Board Of Supervisors from May H. 1873 10
In l. 1875 al the rate OF $500 per annnm AS terk
ner annun IL 10 claimed by the Controller that the
additional for the exofi position he held by virtue
OF his place Clerk to tho Board OF bupervi o Ihe
claim will probably be carried before the courts toI AZ
justuieDt,
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
POLICE NOTES.

An inauest was held yesterday in the case OF julia
wsno ib cooed 80 e Who Was bansd 10 oeate
No IOs rntshrstst 90 JAM H. lhe jay rloed ''
Of dealt fon gpDeeAton aud bufls
The case Of Hugh Campbell, which has been I,so on
ts Tor two Ciit q 9ehrai sess,on before Ja1ao
Ind ni n which smpbe with sboVpy oAcef NIss'oS
resulted yesterday 0 dissgreemeht Of tbe jury
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
A QUARREL WITH A PROBABLY FATAL RESULT.

Michael Kagen, who is 7s years old, and re-
sides No 75s EightaVe., became involved IN quar-
rel about money matters yesterday morning with his
brother-inlaw, William Higgins, who resides In the
same house. Higgins. In the heat Of the discussion,
drew small pistol and shot Rsgen in the wrist, the
ball glancing and making second wound IN his side
He was conveyed TO the Reception Hospital Ninety
nluth-st., where DR. Wenger eIamined the wound and
thought very proDaee that teanus was Imminent and
once conveyed TO the Coroner's ofice. and Coroner
Croker went 10 the ptal and took the abtenOrem
statement OF the injured man. Higgins was arrested.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
SESSION OF THE NEw-ENGLASD AGRICULTURAL
INSTITUTE

WORCESTER, Mass. Jan. 26.-An agricultural
institute including representatives OF all agricultural
and horticultural societiesn HewEngland. began two
days session here to-day. Tho attendance Of repre-
sentative OF various sections ia unsTpootsdy large
Eminent practical sgncuturlss 10 deliver essays,
followed by diseusson There 10 good prospect OF On
kpiake1taRs and vsluahle toexgns
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

n Jnr., HoteI-senator John r. Jones of Nevada.
80 Fhh Ipen~ Hot Congrrs'msn Frederick stone o. n.r.
nd IL ~ Ueno Of Chicago eeet Seorve beeoe
.rMo.eel, " " UsSgfasT H0nl- Afr Witnson 81 syrs-
c,r Sisrrau C. d. haeDoish o. hnhaa
0rand Cenral Hofsl-BI-Gov Snet Pcham 0i hane..'
1lsrmark HO-Prc John wer Of Yale College Hof 5rss
i IIectot Cameron O. O. Of Trono.. WTsfmor'nhd hoF-
Cnt nnInt. of tae seamship oceanic linton SIairs Hotel
state senator Nathaniel Wheeler wsm Bishop ana heS
Haven and Naval Constructor W. hAnscom, u
Nayt
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
fhunouncemeniAl
Many druggists have BURNErr's COLOGNE.
thnnoGncerren,Al

The worry Of q constant cough, and the
sh generally H. arc both renedsd BY
Ds. JAYSEs EIPzCT0RANr
LAMPLOUGn's PYRETIC SALINE is the cure for
ers bousnes .napor tkn dssea add ober Spring snd
sumner Ch.nsis throughout the NorI and ts'
MAKER ll3 noIbop nil, LsaJon Elgsot Uss no Substitute
A LITTLE COMMON DECENCY WANrED.-Ap-
py p.ss have abstrsee from ubhsed sl Of customers
an appended them 10 their enr
uhg Burglar Alarm boslnss on my frpu'sloa
Uolsss'. BURGLAR ALARM Co., 67l Broadway
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
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