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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-01-20

SEE Al. Of sale Of land By Dr. William
studwick. The notps i worthy q the
attention n those wishing 70 purchase a
cheap md eligible plncc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-01-20
MOTICE.

rs hereby given that application viii Ne
nIa,ie ID this present Session Of the Gen.
eral Assembly OF North Careiina cor al
act to Incorporate patrons Co operative
Company In tile tOwi OF Hills.
borV Grunge County.
brASy PATfoNs.
Hillsboro Jan 18th a4L !.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-01-20
ms. nan.ss,.

This Ddeh.iIsable Zoe Of King Alcohol
Is here last week, and Ieciufed IN tile
asonIc Hail 10 large asseniblage OF
"a sexes. We were nUt present, and
say nothing OF the lecture, but ear
4 zeal always wins, and 40 are sure
Z. Ramsey made The same good impress
IA here A. elsewhere.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-01-20

In Person County January the leth 1875
by Calvin Hawkins Esq; Mr. VIM. 4.
brown TO Miss Mary l.. Laws 10 III .
Person.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-01-20

The DanviIIe Times, says The cry is,
sifllthey Gomez
VIII not the people Of Dramas let Us
sound Che same joyous s,ralnss VIII they
not doas 70 many % thelu nre able % do
IL do mott We pause COR reply
~ - o. s---~---
How many families and business hou-
On lIiIlsboro are without the Recorder.
Aey would 10 ashamed Il The outside
world knew how many. wipoffiho re
proseh aud snl@cTihe.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-01-20

AT a meeting Of the Executive Commits
tee o. the n. q. Agricultural Society,
held In Raleigh on the l4th inst. the fol-
lowing awards, among Others were made.
For best crop red-top grass IS TO James
Norwood, HlIlsboro, Premium $50. z ast q
For best crop red Glove; to James Nor
wSod, HilIfboro, Premium $50. 81 CPL &
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-01-20


Friend yiites Of the Charlotte Demo-
crat will accept our thanks for his cordial
notice, which is,highly gratifying u Us in
many respects, and none more 80 than that
IL Il based upon early associations, and the
memories Of the common home Of our
younger days. ~. ~ n. NJ
We append his notice, with beeomi ny
moddesty.
We were pleased tos In Charlotte last
week our friend Col. John ID Cameron
Editor of the Hillsboro Recorder, and also
Chief Clerk Of the House OF Repre-
sentatiyes Of the State Legislature. Besides
the fact that Mr.. Cameron and oIrsef are
natives Of the same town and tD1nly, We
esteem him as an accomplished gentleman
aud one OF tile best men III the State
and . true North Carolinian.8 No one is a
true man who does not always love his ns-
tive town, county and State and his -fel
low citizens. ...
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-01-20

\ good lot of1ty. Jeans, Kerseys. Mems
Ware generally at .ts'a1 TINNINiS.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsuSGroS, Nov. Sin the supreme Court Of
as sS e }revine r,antir n error ae Robert
sinnis ~ eoi 70 lc Of the IN I'd iats Tor
g ITO enera Smt ar, d"cssed and ni.sei viz c
li TT .aT ct d. pa M u ot r. TFGr o AK F'ss or
Tor the Midi Dsirc Of alb iaotono OF Or T. FHi'-
10 So nso aps John ear aPPca,n,s a., aet , il
fi tie Diis o M se5 vi co G HoOH Of Mr
moi n of ', ndamas IL tds case was sbiie o. ri ted
and Submitted by M j. H. McKecn. in opposition The
es Lancashire Insurance Company , 'TiiT F, in
n,fancr Company pai / 4 an error. sr John j. Ha y 1T
s s "a s a Jon f s iyS ct all In =" 4ee Insurance
pny # The stte Of "a pa H. eS an sed
No wa H. &c idri iiairtf error agt. The Urion
National Bank Of srs'ngnt OF h i eaJe Wa
D. Mr. ~ o. S Si S1%s Sr *! M pam M W.
Fallr Tor NE DEF dsi "a er."I ., thu ,,,c,,, or for
the Srthern stiist Of ois-T another by
.g as S in recover q carver pl Tns y't %G be
due nG & d" a. len VAS TIA there had lever ssS any
cal by The COMPANY Tor tn, nnnsa balance ana va,
cal OF e dree ors as ;hey may be instr "a ny ne ma
aps Upon gss i was r ;ed thai ,e csriicaie
dmsbe % show any r1nas for reoSy . n ca %
re directors sI4eind therein TanTe was rs1 D0t 2e
any oir gay than specified In the crtlnca
and a sn n s ss yn GS s bankrupt
MS, Sod Them Win single quail caiion that he
ec fraudulent ton ~ the bankrupt
as cred tor might The payable upon conlin
gency which happened AID 1t cannot be recovered IN
4 &c Ion If Law. -, ,,
No. 3I-suger Upton, isned &e error 20 the CIR
for she Northern District ~ llnO-lhls u also
an action agai sanger. The Great West
Cru Insurance CImlany, fr aid balance sok The
Same defense No 81. lie Court below however
Insolvency
uowers for the winding upo LIS aara
were erred to Bankruptcy Court that the incnos
of lis directors were end and It's uDpia capital stock
became rust the boncnt OF creditors which ~
WIS he duly BANKRUPTCY Court 10 collect ana 9iiils
ter This rlg is assigned as eror her, tue plntn IN error
that not b0nfd by the orler oi
the BanGru Court because they were not patns IN nor
priVys proceeding These caus we're heheu Dy AT
J. counsel for plsInuh Ia error, IN NO. 81 Dy
Millam pla Ia r. In NO 10 and by
MI. l.. n. BouteIl I n the dtfendahts In er or.
The Court loirnei unti No opinions were an
nv Inc gu d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-09
civil, MOTIFS.

In the United States Circuit Cont yesterday,
i'm tho case of the Government against I've Of
slawIs claimed by Andrew Kelly. ard valued at about
So 900. the jary found a ycrci for tie pn'rtih
The hearing in the BarmOre will case was
res,mel yesterday before Surrogate Huichn;s. 9irs
FlrII,e the conta~'an. and dan, er OF the t"staor
was recalled but nothing nsw that was OF Importance
was elected.
In the United States Circut Court yesterday
the Government Obtained Judgment Tor 49, 90 against
Phelps Dodg, & Co ls balance ~ duty on imported
tin Tie nuiy question at Issue was whether tue C"ilec
Tor had asscS the TN ~ LIS pi"er ~" or any 10 loO'
The habeas c0rpns proceeding brought by
Jonn Sonncrs anst his VIE to recover possession o.
his Two Children In which each charges the other with
moral unt Tor The OF Children was referred yes
ieray by Jndse Doiohre to M sinclair O.'rH Vi Su'
prenia Court. Chambers. to take Tie iesf lhi"hE
In the suit OF Peter Wood, assignee OF Fer
nando Wood against the city, to recover s3l6l paid by
Mr. Wood to discharge assessment for payn- sxtrth
ST. On properly which me had SOLD with covenant
against membranes to third prty, Jlse Donoime.
IN Ielne Court G. ambeis, refused yesterday 10 etfAe
onl IN nswcr a! the city M s'alil
In the case of the United States against lot
No 507 West Twenty-ulnsi owned, as is claimed by
william Kelley AMI action was brought Tor the for
fture Of ne properly on the oun ns Iy n oIneTs
ccnse spirits The ca.o came on for trial
yesterday IN the United states District Court before
Judge Blatehf0d.
The suit of Emil Haas against Solomon 5.
simpson, in which the plaintiff, whisky dealer, charged
the defendant his superintendent, with enoezzlng funds
wide the plaintiff WIS absent, has been aband ned and
Tie order OF arrest obtained in IL vaca.ed by Jud q n
rcmore IN the Court of Common Pleas The plaintiff
places his Withdrawal on tue ground that careful eA
animation OF his shows that the original charge
mistake.
The motion in the suit of Christian II. Lilien-
thai against tho Ocean National Bank made by plaintiff
to take the testimony g. T. Miles the who
AT Windsor w. awaiting trial for the Barre Bank rob
bery-the facts reported In yesterdays TRIBUNE
has been decided by Judge Donohue in Supreme Court
Chambers He stays the trial of the smt until Monday to
take the testimony OF Miles, but dir cts that the tes
nony the prison rules Permit, orally
and before a stcnograpner, TO avoid further delay.
The trial Of suit was begun yesterday by
John Gray and Robert Gray against the Central Railroad
Company Of Eew-Jer,ey before Judge Van Worst in
Supreme Court Circuit The plaintiffs claim that they
sold boat ia 1896 for ferry purposesat
the price SIS If she should prove satisfactory and
that there dissatisfaction expressed with the boat
The defendants say that they only agreed To- take her
trial and that representations that he boilers and
engines sound and all that needed 10 rcnt her
WIS n te Joiner work. whcn proved to be- untrue. The
ease Is s'l Mr.. Dickerson appeared for plaintiffs
John l.. Parsons for defendants
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Won have addressed me. most happy TO have been
able AT length TO return your visit made some two years
Since and which for long time have intended 10 re-
turn Profoundly moved by the kind reception which
have received from your Majesty aud this beautiful
country feel that the sympathy between Germany and
Italy and the relations o: personal friendship so happily
existing between ourselves, will remain guaranty OF
Eu opean peace that these relations Will ever
remain the same, and with these friendly sentiments
drink to the health of your Majesty"
In the eveniug there was representation at the
Scala, where the appearance OF the two sovereiens
was the occasion of another ndescribable outburst
of enthusiasm, especially the part of the ladies'
who have all at once discovered that the Emperor Is
a handsome man.
Yesterday there was to have been royal hunt IN
the Park at Monza, and although the fetes may
seem incomplete in the absence of this pleasure OF
Kings and King of pleasure" nevertheless 1T rained
all day, doubtless to the great satisfaction of the
deer and pheasants and the great disgust Of the
royal Nmrods
This evening there viii he n grand court ball for
Which, 1 understand, 1000 invitations have been
issued while there have been applications made for
more than 10000. Tomorrow, perhaps pleasure
excursion to Lake Como.
The Emperor appears delighted with hisreccption.
lie teegraphs TO the Empress 1.-THE entry with the
King into Milan does admit of description, it was
so nexpresSibly enthusiastic. | have never wit
messed anything like it i'm my life" He is not the
first German Emperor that has visited the Lombard
Capital. There was Barbarossa for example, who,
being somewhat of barbarian Knocked the city
about the ears If the Milanese III extraordinary
mapner razing it to the ground William |. comes
bearing the olive branch the persODiiicatlon OF n
new civilizations and the Italians, contrasting him
with his ruthless predecessor Barbarossa, have i'll
gratitude given him the surname of Barbabianca.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-09

closed AL "a Steamship sails At .. No. from cunard
I,ia mails chose al steamship sails Al ~ M,
" THURSDAY. Nov. l..
For Furope via Plymouth ChcrDog 0d Hamburg By the
steamship mails close ri ll.JO Supple
uIeDtaIy Man is cioset at lO steamship sails at
FOR Havana steamship Crescent city mails close ut
Bpm. supplementary Mail IL close, a 30 steam
ship sails a, 8 D. M, from Pier 40 f3 Sorth river
FOR Nassaa via sasnnah. by tie steamship ueo Barnes
mnis close az p. m Steamship sihs al M rom P1r
For The Netherlands direct by steamship Mas mails
Close at steamship sails nj ~ m frm Psvonia Feiry.
Jersey City. ,,,, 49,, =,
No steamship Mails
sATI RDAY. Nov. Is.
England. Ireland snd ses via oneensiown ana
sunp eInc MARY Mail closed at l2f5 p. Steamship
sails al 2 o. M from I1er No. 40 North RIVER . -
saier ma IL close NJ Ii36 Supplementary Val
c,osed at 30 steamship sails s'z ID, "" f's' ''''
For scotland ong by the steamship Elysa mails close
III supplementary AL " clo,ed a. Ia m
Steamship sas at D. from Pier No 20 North RIVER
m A Fundamentally 8ah Is Used At l24j p. IN steam
slfp sails Pier Ma. 80 North Liver.
'f SUNDAY. NOV. IL
All MANS close AZ IL rhe PostOmcv II open
from a M 10 Al q. m;o,n.v xov TX
the South Pacific Central America Ne ny tne sssm
e0so al 10 supplementary VI
Is closed Steamship sails ut IL M from fier NO
~. North River
Mas fcr Sandwich Islands F1 Tsianfs Nevzeafnd ana
Ausralia will DO sent Francisco on Nov ~ -,
Mails or JapaD SHANGHAI Hong Kong aud dependent Chi
ports East Inds VIII be seat nom SAh ffa"'Ss"
on Nov. IT, 80, So, a..
Mails Tor NeIo at the New YORK Postofhcs
mai Tor HALIFAX " g. closed the New YORK Post
Office every day at l:3O .. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-09
DFCTsIONS--NOy. 3.

Sppre,,e Court-Chnmbeys-Bv Judge DonohneI
Manhattan lie ms co aSt ds1ie o af
Bankt commission granted Win siay o y. ~. ~
ste0graphers To be appointed to execute opeh
~ Judge fawrence-Cohen agt Cohsn-Rspor connrns ,
Judgment of divorce granted 10 tue painful ar In
ction ssred by the T. 8 Court seems TO cover a
incs the objections To te examination SUI i ,H st
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. granted with COTS Matter q prake
counsel TO had In reference To ss.es Huh dnd
%r ,r Sgs1 pave art Iiutt-Ths argued
ccyed no papers except tho plaintiffs points Tho peaang
and o." brcor points ior ha' f nv aon
pany-Soou deniei with leave to renew II Deioe :, ,,
ag I.inDssh ct Matter OF MufPhy- ND
Ms,or &c Motion denied with memorandum. Butlf
aqt smith memorandum Lester agt Rose
shaw and another sgt LeyeIlds. e, 1er
t he further proof before the decree asked inr can 10
granted; momorlnium Iiin agL .Sinw MUM
1nsyt%Jsif lilly Judge Van Vo st-Nutunl Life In
suraEce Company agt. mowla: d ct a.-Moton denied.
Suu.yior ovrt-Speciai 7drm-B y judge Freedman.
Insurance 20 80 Paimci-iie snlelrh.y ~, n
avenue ID testimony in the demurrer me MOI on
for Judgment denied win $40 COST be4er ~ ~ ag;
Grigtt-Moo9 on ed n cots Go g9 RripTs Iain
l. entitled 10 jIdgm mt on the itmllI.r WIN oos' Inn
orInGlm. Nciclt ugt. Hean ng-hpilob Tor hse W us
grant on pa me- OK COSTS i,r not an
GesntOn agt EabbrrtOn Oter OF arrest Vhca', NM
Roam ct a. ag ohan1h plaintiffs are entitled TO lsnx
incit the demurrer WIN COSTS Dns a.i rt cot
t;ois AL scott al-MotOn to set de compliant ~ ~ pe
granted unless plaintiff elects 10 amend SUMMONS Whsn nc
N do payment OF cots Mcpherson asI slncia OF A.
MOion erautei. .,. ,,,...., ,,,,or .ra,tad
oplh on.
-saancy at Hume e a-Judsm for pntin for $500
and decree o. iorecose sale.
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AN INFANT ACROBAT'S TRAINING.
PRooKrpIyGs n sE-URE BETr Il TREATMENT POI
THE LITTLE BOY LEo-TEsIMONY or TIE DO

pRooyrpIyGs n sE.URK BETT Il TREATMENT FOR
THE LITTLE BOY LEo-TEsIIMoNY UP TIE BOY
HIMSELF, OF SIR. BrR5n, AND OTHERS.
The case OF the little acrobat Leo, who was
takeu on Saturday from the 1iyUi Garden upon writ
issued by Judge Donouc tne instance Of the Society
for The Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Children came up in
Supreme Court, Chambers. yesterday. before Judge
DJnoAue The has two aspects; tie dist On behalf
of the Society to take by babeas corpus the little 10Y
from Wal, Leonard second. 10 punish criminally
Leonard beating the child. Mr. Gerry, Appearing for
John d. Wright the President Of the Society stated the
position and suggested that testimony be taken on the
habes corpus ANA that the testimony taken ON such
examination be used. far applicable on tbs criminal
mattr the DstrictAttoney having authorized hims III
and Robert f. Bixby represent The People In this mat
ter.
Julius G. Langben appearing for the respondent de-
mandod regular examination on tie criminal charge,
and il was accordingly adjourned over the reoognizance
Icing continued. On the habras corpus Proceed NJ Mr
aDybein iDerposed traverse In which Leonard states
LIS real name to be Waa l.. Husband, Walla Leonard
being only Stage name. aud That the boy known as
Prince Leo the play bills was really Frederick Berger
IT, whose father had given him. Leonard charge OF the
boy at Philadelphia but who In Court, and to
whom he was quite willing TO turn the boy over. He
denies emphaicay any cruel treatment. Judge Dono
hue thereupon directed testimony to lie taken on the
issues raised by petition and traverse and The whole
marty including Mr. Bergh Mr. Wright and other gen
temen connected with the Society, the child ami his
father and Mr. Leonard. adjourned to the General Term
ROOM The child Is u merry-loOkng little hoy, showing
no external VI cruel treatment, who seemed thor
oughiy absorbed with woolly sheep toy bank. and
some colored pictures aud happy with them and some
sweet cake except while actually under examination
He is said he years old but appears much younger
He was the first witness called and testified as follows In
| answer to Mr.. Gerry's questions;
O. What is your name A. Freddy Berger.
q How old youf A don't know. Sir.
| q Come don't you know anything about ~ A. No.
| Sir. -,
o. DO you see your father In court A. Yes that man
there Here stout man, with dark cOmpioAion stood
| u What is lis namei A. Frederick Berger.
q Who told you that Ia father A. don't know.
o. How long did you know him before to-day A. A
| long time.
o. How long were you with Leonardo A. A long time
q Did your father teach anything about The tight
business before You went 10 Leoharu' A uo uo'
/ Sir
| O Did Leonard ever strike yopi A. lie did.
| d With what A. don't know
. Now try aud remember; what did he strike you
whit A. With n strap.
| q Where did he bit you with ~ A. On the bsok.
q Did bs strike you with anything else A. No.
| q Did he ever kick youf A. Yes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-09
CRIMINAL NOTES.

The trial OF John Scannei has been adjourned to
Thursday tri1 OF Theodore Reed for the murer OF his
srpatheT In DosDrosess. in May last set down for to-
day.
At The Yorkvie Police Court yesterday. Jacob
Dunsi of the Third Avenue Railroad and Corne
flynn. passenger OF the cars held Wait
OF amput Of the OF Joshua Gumsrso
whom. IL charged. they pushed
front platform Thnayr car, the wheels VI which
Passes, the young mans arm
At the Harlem Police Court yesterday Justice
Smith held the foil ging IN 800 ench, for yiong
tie Excise law Joseph Flynn OF $ ccpda,e and Ninety.
nth ST. Matthew lateTy Of No 2l7t SCI ondaye Deuns
Fynn Of M a. shty ffth s Charles Pete of Mail
A. Ninety sec0ndst JOsph Winnie OF No 283
Fourth ave.; Rogers Funshour Of Secondave and one
and .secoDdst Peter Lanpivern OF
and Mntombs lane John Malsn
OF No zs4z secoDdaVe; VIM ksce Of Eighth ave and
hundred H. H. Thompson Eighth
and .ory .fonrthsl Justice smith refuses
recognize receipt om the Board VI kxose equiv
tVa license
Al the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
the following saloon held for yiclsons Of The ~
i.~ Koch IL No. 6y5 Ele, ST.. Nj
cLa,l Ivan OF No 800 Cherry Michael Calvin oil No
$40 ChorrY st. Claus Drage Of NO "a Msllsons L Mm
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Heron OF No 81 Third ave. james Pzgerad OF no % Mont
conner st. Henry ~ No 30 Jther inst Jobn lin
o. No "a Jackson st. Richard Miller Of No 90 Henry ST.
Bar a so GAO Fifth st. Moran OF No ~ OosrIy ~.
Antoine Meege q r. Rein Of No. II ~ Msrs +ps1s ~ ooi
McC;o,riok II NO. 90 DIVISIONAL Joss phi Aieeyef ~ NO ~
st. Eugene okeefe OF 10 ~ Esst NJ TX
John D. HesDe 2Op Henry ST. Msx BARS" m 10 -
Division st. Thomas Murray OF No. 20 Canal st. and Joseph
stolzonbery Of No. 1886 kighthst
James Brown. VIM. J. Fallon, John Fisher and
Henry Kuube arrested SEVENTH Assembly strct on
the charge OF falsely in their votes ond he or
inry by Justice Kibrrth brought Yesterday before
Barrett and Terminer, habeas copm nsh S"u m
sci asked their the ground that inc evuebct ~
which the Juscs acted merely that Of one flgora
who swore he was informed they were not voters Jge
remedy Five John Randolph. CnaIee
Garrett Jack Dwell and Amos onsSh
oQ.lse held by the judge Tor ut sa"o
crime and jail applied for their reIeas' @ r,n
Assocoop In the where they offered 70 Ncte anu ~
fny entitled under tho law To vote Judgc bae'" '"A ~
papers.
At the Washington Place Police Conrt yeseeropa ",
held fDr NOlailons
law Ious TTacy 1ib Greene st., Petef feny
NO l.3 Spring ST. Mitchell OF No 10 M.st
ar pair ck Nr7f Of No 3li Tenthay Henry Pohmano No
ll5 rpces JPc0b Vobl OF No 35t West tiry seten,s
Curston EVE of No El9ventave.. Charles ~,
Of No 2j9 Twenty III st. psirlek Me"tlsy ~
West 9th Andrew Phillips OF No. ~ Ihsesy
pace Iohn Matthews Of 100 Spring st. GusfaYe lrn
helm NO 437 Tenthst ALFRED Hemeringsr OF 90
I22 Greene-st Claus Meyer Of NO. III String ST. WI n
iaber OF No i2i Princes Francis ennon o No ~ rev
enthave John Mespr o. 70 ~ ssssntk;;ye e ~ No o.
6ran ST. Henry Of NO OF vack at ei ons no
gan OF no 1876 Woosierst Frederick MattheWson oI -" l2v
SIrug st. Morris kahen Of No. Sol Broadway ana JONI '
Hearus OF No 1874 broadway. oscar j. Iten'a a.
for pointing loaded pistol at Cathaiine king VI ~"
l.r.auA al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-09
A sIuT EOR 5000. 900.

a motion was made yesterday before Judge
Happen IN the Brooklyn branch OF tie Supreme Court
by defendants counsel, In the suit of O'er H. Barnes
against Tren0r W. Park to transfer 1t to TIE Cnited
ST lies Circuit Conrt The plaintiff claims that the de-
PENDANT and others dorauded him Of Lis interest In the
Central Underground Railroad OF Newiork. He sets
forth that he IN de contract with one SelSman,
broker aud others " NewYor. 10 dispose Of railway
stock; that ,dSegman aud associates formed cor
ration and issued fraudulent stock IN which they paid
rlanf Tor lis interest the road, with int"nt 70 cheat
i'm, out OF hIs property asks for Judgment IN this
aconr Mg Park IL dent oi Vcrmnnt, .nd seer '"
separate his from the other dozen inbts The
a,nunnt claimed j. 500 900. Judge Tappcn took the
papers and reserved his decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-09
DEDUCTION IN CITY EXPENSES.

TIE REVISED ESTIMATES FOR 1875 SUBMITTED TO
TIE BOARD or ALDERMEN-MoST IMPORTANT
ITEMS or THE REDUCTION.
The Controller sent communication to the
Board Of Aldermen yesterday giving the estimates for
1876 rs revised BY the Board Of Estimate ana Appor-
onment. The Aldermen will now have the opportunity
for recommending any alterations they NAV think neces-
sary The reductions in many Of the estimates have
already been given in tie proceedings of tie Revising
Board The most important items rs follows
The total OF reductions made upon tie estimate
for the Depart,ncnt OF Public Works is S7l9J00 upon