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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
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Below VIII be found the sales or active stocks:-
New York Central aud HUDSON. $500; Erie,
Il,4co; Lake shore, 81. 700; Cleveland ana Pitts
burg. 100; Northwestern. II, 700; Northwestern
preferred. zoo; Rock Island, :, 500; Pacific Mail
$3.50; ST. Paul, 1900; 81. Paul preferred 400 I;
onIos, 6,4Co; western Union, s,ooO Wabash,
$500; Union Pacific, 1890; G., {. and |. c., 200;
Panama, 400.
GOVERNMENT EosDs.
closed arm az the iollow quotations: United
states currency skies. 1924 l2ess; DO. 40, 1884,
registered, 100 I.0t4 do. DO. DO, coupon 124a4
I25: 10. Rye-twentles 1852, registered. ll7s. q
ll7s4; a. DO. DO. coupon. IlT'4 Il7a.; do. 90,
1864, registered. us l1si. do. 90, DO. coupon
lisi4 lls1s Go. do 1865, registered, 1875 100
10 Co, do. coupon, l2li1 lslss DO. do, d. new
registered, lie7s 10; 40. do. do. do, coupon
i2s's lsS1. DO do. 1867, registered. 12O a
205.; DO. de-. 90, coupon, 1245s I24is; do
TO-, 1905 registered, 10 1901; do. 40. do,
;oEpon, I2s l24is; do. tsn-lGriies registered
ll74 MY; 20. do. coupon, 1Isi1 l1s55: do.
aves, 1881, registered, li7i4 li5as do. DO, do,
coupon, 49, ll,ss.
THE GOLD MARKET
opened and closed at 1i6is, with occasional sales
uIIess. The rates were quoted nat and from to
Iper cent per snnum sud ls64 Ter diem for Dor
,ewiag.
YoEEIGS EXCHANGE
VAS unchanged and very little business was
dong TBe rates were nominal, especially AFTER
the sailing OF the steamers. The customs receipts
yesterday were $4,000. Inc Assistant Treasurer
paid our yesterday $1,000 on account Of Interest
and ss4s. 000 IN redemption " bonds.
TmE GOLD EXCHASeE BANK.
me operations OF the cold Exchange Bank
snow the following condition
Cold balances. Sls34. SCI
Currency balances. ..................... No. 81
Gross uuf4uure.. a. usu nYu
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALyEsIoi, June 2 lsIs 1879.
Exports coastwisc, 50. sales, isl Stock i7'72S
NEW ORLEANS. June 2. 1875.
Cotton arm; middling ls5s Net receipts, TO- bnes
gross, zo1 sales, LOCO Stock. 69OiB
Cotton nrm; middline i4lo ySsc; low WI middiinr
1885 l4sc good ordinary 4c Net receipts ~ bales
SAVANNAH. June 9 1875
GStoR 20 quiet and sa S%9 ~ S6 %dD e
Cotton quiet; Tiad n 5ac exports coastwse' IS
Flour steady sales Of zoo bbis' at 10 50 for No.
AND 8 = for fG@0 c fSS al west So sss
cub held a. 81 10 Corn quiet; sales 200 bushels high
% cp on ee S0t sesy hSr s So
nadngs 81 per ION. Canal GIT !, SsH US
lumber 50 10 to the HUDSON. Lake rcceip,s--Hheat,
81 80 Ie es s6a
corn, 5000 do. peas, 500 do lumber s9s.0O feet
Receipts BY lskeFlour 3 7s 5nis S sSt $500
S Ca Wheat 5 90 buss Sleeps cor G
2OS0 q,is 5000 do oo ship%snts By garo@d-
aits iGsoo, do snIDmsnts, ny canal 70 NE water
points Wheat 1900 bushels Canal heights higher
pd Tm &C. Dd for whsa &c w qr n to New sT
n2 Srfa at = S no y s oFa s aq e5
bushels Sample lots at Sc. Oats duh and heavy; sale
q one Sqg SS Rss Sna barley
TOLEDO, June O. 1875
Wheat n mhe eSan and Nj
d. 81 "a 81 2i amber Michigan, 81 III July, 81 23k;
No red 81 2fi4; No. do. 81 2. Corn steady; hign
mixed, Tie. june, IKE. July 74ssc. low mixed, 6ee.
white. &c No white. 7Oc grade, 6iiac. Oats
steady: No and Michigan Ole; white, &c Freights
corn 100 do; OATS, 4OOO do shIpments-Flour 20)j
bbi... oats 40 00J bushels.
CHICAGO. June 2 i675
Flour quiet and unchanged; wneat acuvc and higher,
strong; NO l. sJrirg, We; No. do. fresh, y3c 9c
regular. bid. spots g6c July, Csc. August No do,
az. 9c. rejected nominal Corn active higher and
firm; mixed, fresa TO-: reguar, a. SC spot G4sc.
iii June. 6sS bid July; lclcctod 62c 63c Oats ad
vancsd and IN iatr demand. No SEC, spot; s61sc
9 &c July; rejected, SIC Rye quiet AMI weak No. 2
sc. Barley quiet end weak; 10 sprlng 10 spot;
o. june SD ~ Ju Y, $40 August Lard quiet and
weak az So ~ spot. slf &C JuN ST. ~ August Huk
meats auet but arm Whiskey 6utl aad unsettled; 81 Is
bid: 81 ~ asked frcIghts-Whe2t 10 Bdnaio. 3s4c.
peccpts-F flour 1000 bits wheat. 81 COZ bushels corn
1900 do cas-. 4iO1l rye, l0Ddo barley, 300 do.
corn losooJ DO cat. saooo 90 AZ The afternoon c9! Of
the Do ard. wheat easier. ut &c June, 959lc July.
Corn steady nj essse June Gssc july. oats lower
5ssc 5sl June, 5isc. july Fork and lard weak and
uncnangel.
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THE foaElGS MARKET.

UNION PACIFIC KkfLR0AD yIDESD.
The Directors oftne Union Pacific Railroad met
to-day In Boston, and resolved that In accord.
ance with q vote of tue stockholders &C their
annual meeting. held Marcn 10. that the Treas.
urer Is hereby authorized aud directed to pay a
dividend ofiis per cent on capitai stock Tor the
quarter ending june %. 1874. transfer books
close June n AMI open Jsiy 90 Dividend payable
after July /. 4; Union trust company, New iork,
and AZ c0mpanys once, Bost0a.
SEAcHASDA.
Eumors were rife in Wall street o. the failure OF
vel known hrm On bankers. lately removed
from Broadway. although tne reports or their
trouble we're TOO vagns - repeat here. Tney
have no stock Excaangs. deD's. ana Il Is asserted
that The grsssnopper plague and granger move
Inents gn the West cause their present embafrass.
ment.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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MLDSEspLr. June :. 1878.

new YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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~ cut fair demand Tor expert and about lc.
husae dcarer lrlnSacuons restricted by the
higher demanded Tor vessels tor charter yet fair
slnesS was done and the irkct closed ngm ~ he
sales were about 20Ju1J tushcs at 81 " Tor inferior
sprng 81 UI 81 Us Tor fresh receipts No 2ChIcagp
81 ~ Tor choice IN store. 81 l2is 81 ~ for 40 MIL
waukce 81 - a 81 10 Tor No. I Milwaukee,
aud Minnesota. 81 20 a 81 - Tor white aud 81 rs
Tor 40. Milwaukee, 20 arrive next week. Corn was
quiet but tdy the sale COOGJ bushels Tlc.
"a. Tor steamer. 15c. 14c. Tor prime steamer. IS.
81 &c tor Dry lpts for southern white Sc.
Tor old Wescrn mixed. uats tn letter re-
quest and Rrmer We sales Ok - % bushels Toe
TIC mixed closing T.c. bid. ~. fc. white,
bSe. o9c. tor western common mixed. aye uuet
state aud held nj 81 oS YonScrs. Barley was quiet
aud nominal Barley malt WAS inactive al 81 exc. a
S sc. Tor two.rp wed state, az 81 50 Tor Jour
rowe stare ~ IS for sIxrowed state and 81 81 tor Can
ada
nipEs.-Hides in moderate demand. and the
market quiet with sales OF Lou HOntevideos LOO
Buenos Ayres ana 6ll dry Texas private NC
auoie;-Dry hides-Buenos Ayres. 2Jb. 2flDs. 2ic.
IKE. do. ~ ils. - abs. 81. z4c; Montevdco
n zlc: Rio Grande - lbs - be y &C.; OrnocO 20
lbs. a - lbs. &C.: California. a lbs IS HIS. 2lc. ;
central American. ~ lbs Il lbs nc san Juan, -
lbs. "A lbs, 49,. NafamorOs ami Mexican y lbs.
- los. nc. l9c. Vera cruz Is lbs. ~ lbs. I1c.
Ianipico, - lbs -ilbs lTc. t9mpcachy aud 1obasco
dry aud nlckiedl. II lbs. y lbs. iGc l5e Si.a l-
lbs. = los. l5c B0g0ta. u lbs - lbs, lsc. 2c.
Maracabu, ~ lbs - bs, lds Bahia. III lbs 20 lis
l6c. Puerto Cabcli0 anu Laguayra, 10 lbs a ~ lbs.
1gs. Curacao Rio laCne dry and picklcc NJ lbs
u lbs, &c. a 10, gold. selected.
LEArHKR--i he demand Tor heInlock sole was moder-
and toe maFSet inactive at unchanged prices
Ne uuotC
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
GERMAN IN TIE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

TIE ATTITUDE OF TIE BOARD or EDUCATION
At the last regular meeting Of the Board Of
Education previous the close OF tho year, the Com
mttee on Course OF Studies presented report relative
10 the study Of German aud series OF resolutions
which n effect introduce the German language az reeu
lar study OF the course making IL compulsory upon all
.ohoars in the city grammar schoos The report reeog
oizrs the fact that this eudy, pursued as speeal
branch proves Of very little benefit and Is generally
viewed 40 superuou serving mainly to Impede progress
IN other studies The expenditure under that system
amounted to sl2coo yearly aud was virtually useless
The Committee convinced that the aOohtiou es
old system OF partial Instruction by special teachers
aud the recognition OF German as regular branen Vi
study, would remedy the evils before eKsting
The report was laid the table ana made speciai
order for the next meeting Feb. 3. bome agtauon
has In the Board for the last six months on ac
count Of Commissioner Bakers resolution, onered as
long ago May last for radical revision OF the course
Of study and O return TO the Il nple rudimentsry
branches OF English education, and early IN December
Mr.. Baker demanded report from the Committee on
the Course Of Studies this resolution No such report
Was ever made given above IL supposed 10
have intended TO fOrcstal further demand or
O sImphcatOn OF the course Ine CotnHt ttee summit
ting 10 has been materially changed since IL was submit
ed, John Crosby Brown has been succeeded ny JOhn
IIerri, r IA Chairman OF tue CommI Use, aul Conmls
slouer Irsnd has been succeeded by Commissioner
Januns Brown and Traud weie both stroDg advocates
of the German side OF the Question:, DuL h5rrl1R rs
known TO favor Mr. Bakers slide, and IL IL bsueved r
Jankins alsO does. Commissioners BAkef and htliuiX
i'll make strong speeches against the aOoptlon ol
report tIe sut11c comes ap at tne next mee
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
OBSTACLES TO RIVER AND STREET TRAVEL
THE IRREGULAR TRIPS OK SEVERAL FERRY LINES
CONDITION OF THE STREETS.

THE IRREGULAR TRIPS OK SEVERAL FERRY LINES
CONDITION OF THE STREETS.
There was very little delay yesterday in the
passage OF the fulton and Catharines st. ferryboa
account OF e ice In the river On the East River the
food tdo swept large quantities OF the broken Ice up
from the bay but of the large foes which have
blocked up the channel previous days The westerly
wind carried the floating mass toward the Brooklyn
side OF the river leaving open channel the New
YorB side This enabled the boats to obtain sufficient
beadway to pass through the obstructons Tde boats
OF the South aud Hamilton ferries their usual
time. and experienced little or difl.uty In making
docks. The HarlsD boats encountered the ice
denser masses, and were consequently ire Suar
in their trips. The narrow channels between Black
Wells Island and the mainland were filed at times with
drifting Ice through which tIe boats could barely force
their way. The travel on the North RIVER not
peded notice at the Wallst. ferry-nouse gave in.
formation that while the ice remained In the river the
boats would stop running after 0 y. IN.
The streets 10 the lower part Of the city In de-
plorable state. Persons upon the sidewalks liable
TO he covered with sush snd mud from passing vehi
ces and attempting to the streets, often sunk
Into unsupported depths Of dirty and water The
cooler weather Of TO evening added As aisseADeys
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
LIGHT EVENING SESSION.

EMAIL ATTENDANCE or MEMBERS IN EACH hoooE-
INTEREST on DEPOSITS OF CITY FUNDs-IlE
TAX ON PLACES OF AMUsEMENT-CoMiLElloN
OF THE HELL GATE IMPROVEMENTS
,xpow rHg REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF The IRiDohh']
A,n.Sy Ian. 5-The Monday evening preface 10
The work of the week was shorter than pIeiaoos
usually are The condition Of the country olu ho'
ssem sufficiently dangerous to draw hther more Vn'n
nine Senators and onehalf Of the Assembly 10 save
II. and after O brief struggle with prooiens VI
State. the work of salvation was postponed un'li u
tomorrow morning, when at IL oolooA Pi'' -
will doubtless begin. ~.
The Assembly met with ex-Lieut.-G Gov. Alyord In
.b. chair in the absence of Speaker Mcclure. Mr.
Dalv memO of New-York presented o memorial
from Moyor Wickham aud Chamberlain Lane. SET
ting forth that the banks of deposit of the city
tnnds which are required under Section IS OF the
eharter to nav interest on daily balances oil DOT less
than four per cent per anDuln, have DOuneu ~ tno
Chamberlain that in consequence o the low rate VI
interest-now from 2 to per cent on loans Oh call
under which the city deposits are classed-they Will
bo compelled to decline to receive the CITY
money if required TO pay fonr per cent
The Mayor and Chamberlain suggested the necessity
OF immediate legislation, aud the Dill Whlcn MI
Daly offered was ordered to be engrossed Tor thro
,eading tomorrow morning. when IL VIII uh-
aoubtedly be passed.
Mr.. Waehner DEM of New-York introduced
hill prohibiting the appointment OF any person 10
1be nolice force of New-YOrk who shall not have
been resident of the county for one year preceding
ms appointment leaving room however Tor TIE en-
ployment of detectives. ~
MIR. Beach Dem) of NewYork offered Dill
amending the act of 1892 in relation to the Society
for ihe Reformation of Juvenile Delinquents SO as
70 EXEMPT any building hall where private the-
.tueals or any other exhibition Is gwen Tor cha
table OF reli gous purpose, or the managers of such
al exhibition from the payment OF license zee
The bill introduced by Mr.. HanscheI on Friday re-
peals the entire law. .,
Mr.. Scbieiflin DEM of Westchester offered bill
reoealing the tax on bonds and mortgage
Mr. Hess Rep1 Of New-York, called up his resolu'
tions urgng our representatives. in Congress to Sc
eure AN appropriation for the completion of the i'm
ptoyement at He'll Gate. and it was adopted. after
Mr. Prince had urged its immediate passage on the
ground that Congress would be deprived OF the e1-
suse it had for making insufficient appropriation
last year which was that the resolution from the
New-York Legislature did not reach it IN time to
allow change to be made in the appropriation.
Mr. Schenck of Montgomery offered series OF
resolutions urging the purchase OF the forest LANDS
In the Adirondack region, in order to preserve the
vater-sbcd of that section The resolutions were
referred to the WAYS and Means Committee. where
their sumber will be undisturbed inasmuch as that
whole subject has been disposed OF. The Senate
met and adjourned somewhat after the mannor ot
the King of France.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
ALBANY.
THE MIDLAND RELIEF BILL CNCoNsTTTU-
TIONAL.

rup MIDLAND RELIEF BILL CNC0NSTrTU-
AIN TIONAL.
- 70 rorNp TO RE IN CONFLICT WITH THE NEW CON
.,rrur,oN- POSSIBILITY OF sToPPAGE OF
TRAVEL ON THE ROAD.
,.,ox ruR REGULAR CoRRFsPoSDENr OF THE TRlBUNb'I
IIRASY. JAN 2S.-Tbe bill for the relet OF the
York aud 0swego Midland Railroad, when
raceyed a unanimous favorable report from the
xyavs and Means Committee, is now found TO be uh
constitutional The fact that 1t should have peeh
40 reported although itisn now seen TO I've In apparent
conflict with one of the new amendments, s.o"o
tha. constant vigilance will be necessary 10 hc,P
1his Winters legislation within tue
AZ the new Constitution. The present Dill io
meals repealing act Of last Winter tie "', 80
repealed being one that exenp'eu 'nV IL
taxation II the repeating act oil Ias' in'o- ia
not heen passed the original act OF eAenp''o" 49,
still be valid; but new act Oh cAen'p''o" p
80 NJ Hammond holds by the wording OF
Section IS of Article Ill., which prohio''s 'ne
- from granting to any private corporation
a;oton or individual, any exclusive privilege
;romnnitv. or franchise whatever. Mr. Ham
-aon1 takes the ground that while the
legislature had the right to pass the
original act of exemption, the repeating act.
II cannot now pass the bill proposed if its effect be
construed TO grant to the railroad company I'M
rrnnitv from taxation. These facts have been
.,ated in n letter from Mr.. Hammond to Abram d
Hewitt. whose reply will probably be awaited before
the Committee recalls the bill. 1t is doupt1ui
rbether the object sought for in the bill can DC ~.
tanned in any other way. This decision may iesui'
IN the stoppage of travel on the road lnasnucn as
Mr. Hewitt said in his recent address oeioio 'nS
Committee that failure TO relieve the ROAD "ouio pu
an end TO its operation.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
CONTESTED PLACEs IN THE REPUBLICAN CEN
TRIAL COMMITTEE.


The Committee appointed by the Republi-
can Central Committee, consisting OF J. NJ Patterson
jr District-AttOrDey B. H. Phelps @. W. Lyons, Ii. NJ.
Ruggles aud Mr. Parker met last night at Republican
Hall at Thirty y-thirdst. TO hear what testimony was 10
be offered by the contestants for seats 10 the With and
IYth Assembly Districts. In the first-named district
Henry Atwood contested tho seat OF John j. OBrien
and produced a avits show that voters who
10 east their ballots for the former lntmidated
and often we're not allowed vote that the ballot
had been stuffed With illegal votes and that the regular
Republican delegates had been elected by fraud
Closing he offered in evidence the names OF i05
who had signed AFFIDAVIT which stated that they mad
voted the ticket which was defeated. In the re-
port Of the inspectors OF election only II votes
were allowed the vanqushed party. The de-
fense In reply stated that oil the allegations
we're false, aud claimed that they could prove the
affidavit with the los signatures to be fraud. From
the attitude of the Committee, aud the way in wnicn
they the witnesses for the prosecution IL
f evident that their will ee g=.ssy9rs9ie y the
contestants,
10 the lvth District. charges not dssimar in charae
ter we're made LIN sh1lton that OF the dele
gaes ,-ted as said not tO be q member VI the Repub
1l63n Association OF that district and II was asserted
thai another man who elected lived outside the
city This charge had reference TO Mr. Charles n.
Brackett The gentleman referred to as not DelnG d
member OF the Republican Association Mr.. Nathan "
Ha-refuted the charge, specifying the time OF ms
election and also entering counter charges against the
witnesses for the prosecution 1he cases ~ Othef con
testsnts will be heard Wednesday and Friday even
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
POLICE NOTES,

The body of VIM. Thoms who was drowned while
repairing Gswrss Harlan RIVER recovered lat
Morris Collins ace A., q cartman, living at No. 16
We oOateJ home lat eyeHns by
tAkiDy iaudsGun.
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
U0blsr nell ste4hag ~ IN %
cass penAne hou Tie oIsepy Neehne az M 22S
Michael Walsh of No. AZ MulbeTy-st Quarreled
with Dn,eO he hquor No ~ iuoety,t e'ttr'
afternoon. and Dn.cS under
Park Hospital and wash JcAel IN
l9e Flsnknn.It Police StEuOn.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday
Emmi 1873 Charged Aane Perm
stolen quanay Of bouse nnen aud ves lg ap
pafri - AZ he ~ $1,000 ban. George
Mcrnr Jinn L1ch chare nv w. r. ward proprietor OF
No. l,I2l :o,dssy attempted iOros
1 INTO k,s
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
THE STATE SENATE.

REPORTS AND CONSIDERATION OF BILLs-THE BILL
TO AMEND THE LAWS RELATIVE TO THE STATE
or NFw-YoRK PASSED TO A THIRD READING.
ALBANY, Jan. 25.-When the Senate met
30 night only niDe Senators we're present
Mr Robertson, from the Judiciary Committee, re.
ported favoFaby b to amend the code OF procedure
The President presented the report Of the NewYoIk
Also the tfth annual report OF the managers Of the
Society for the Reformation OF JuVeniie DehbQuents
Mr. Lansing presented reports Of the managers OF the
Buffalo Insane Asylum; An, .,.,,, .. ., 1,.
MI ROhertsen introduced Dill reIatlVe 70 'be NIty
Court OF YODkers,
CONSIDERATION OF Bills.
tn. Senate 10 Committee OF the Whole considered the
following bills
For the appointment OF stenOgrapher for The supe-
4isr Court Of Buffalo. Third reading
Relative TO Judges OF the Superior Court OF Buffalo.
Third reading.
To amend tue laws relative the port Of NewYork.
1nlTd reading.
Tns bill reads as follows:
Section OF the law passed 1887 lie hereby amended 80
TO read as follows:
SECTION 1t shall not be lawful TO throw canse 10
be thrown into the waters Of the Port Of New-York,
within the City and County OF New-York or at any
eDo 3.yny Of New York, on the Hudson River or below
STcs rS1 o. Tie Eisi R:L G the bay iGde Of
under TIE penalty 800 for each and every ofe6se,
eoversbe by the CoInWlssoners, aud for such penalty
" p and Tniss master sGS" sS IS HE Aud s
having any pipe or opening ~ 2onsqcted as
20 admit OF passing ashes or cinders through
gSa ta,o9 ;ss:S :asS %ktef Bnan 90 liable 10
= fne of 40 for each and day such pipe Nr open
tno stall xi. be recoverable by said Commission
ys in an action against the owners OF such steamDo-
and such sesmD0st shall also be liaole therefor. II
.haI he lawful Tor either of sajd C0pDissonets OF
pilots or agent OF SAID Board OF Commissioners o. Pi
Iols al any ne daytime to 20 ON board OF and
rIaIane any steamboat the barb0r Ot heW-E Tor
tbr nuruoee OF ae,rr iung whether any suCh pipe or
openiug exists on su-I -icafDbOat.
SIC The Port ui NeWYOrk, wherever the same is
or referred ~ SAID act % establish regua-
lions for the Port New YORK. any act relating to
rbe waters said port snail be deemed aud la6en
10 include the Of tie North RIVER or East
River opposite 20 the shores or the S1iy
County o. New York as the boundaries OF sald CIty
aud County Oi New York now fixed by law
SIC 3. The various scOws employed by the clues or
New York and BOOEYD or By contractors, Tor fenOV-
ing the ashes garbage and refuse OF sald cites. we
uUOTca the various dumping boards Ot SAID Clues
designated hBd required TO receive directly
all ashes, garbage, rubbish from any steamtug or
vessel In haTbor OF NewYOrk and IN addition 10 the
foregoing provisions two snail be located
OF said dumping boards on the East and
respectively, sucn other points the
CommissOOers Of Pilots may direct, for the special use
bage on rubbish and the ashes, garbage rubbish
part Of the refuse Of and ut the expense OF said cities
Section Chapter t9 Of the laws Of Is72 IL hereby
ptsled-
Tue senste then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26

OF Walkne BY covering the sufraoS WIN tTcaonoTou
coating OF Ice.
The fall OF snow on Sunday caused the streetCeanne
reau TO increase its activity aud 70 pat larger mum
Der ~ RIngm aDd at wOrE TO clear away tne
obstructI0Us IN tie main thOr0uebfares. Inspector
Th0rDe sent out Gangs OF men at early hour yes,er
to clean the crossings and open the euiVeris abd
sewertraps. In tbis the men were engaged All
Gay Csr'men Ioorea np tne gsnemcs. ,a sn ..o 70 30
the dumping paces. The work progressed rapidly, ana
to-day marked Improvement IN the condition or the
main thorvughfares may be expected. Tue streetcar
companies cO0Derdtcd with the Street Cleaning Bureau.
and rendered assistance by furnishing and carts to
remove the Ice aud snow, especially IN those street
through which the different lines run.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
PASSENGERS ON CAR PLATFORMS.

An inquest was held yesterday in the case
OF Anthony Bennett OF No Sc Sxhaye, who fell from
the front platform Of FOurth-aye Jan II, and
received injuries from which he died two days after
ward II was shown Ia evidence that the deceased had
been smoking the front platform, and as the car
lurched violently at the turn in the track at Fifteenth
ST. he was thrown under the wneels. Tue jury reu-
dered verdict cxODeranng the driver and conductor
from all blame, recommending that passengers be
from platforms Of
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
rROMiSIKT ARRIVALS

Fifth Auenue Hotei-Lieut.;Col Frederick , *. -.
Ga,f m Arm, and gardner ,lb 81 Boston Brspoorf Hosse
J,r oeie Phi.s Prot, C. T. Psce Of the Coast Survey
,rd Lent Col C. Grover o. Am,.. CIdrenfos HotI-Capt
n the British legation Washington and Gen hooert
snoI Bsos Of Albany Holman ioas-hobert Carr Pre ~
~ Ih Kap,s Pacific Hwag Company. Ho Brn.t t-Co H.
MrConb of Delaware NiehOLr, Bo-EyCongs ,iman l -
Trmple Of Ken1cky snt Gn W,d Of Mississippi. Nero,
,oif1a Bo-Stste H. g. ConueY Of krgon n T. Ani
Lieut. T. l. Tanner T. NAVY. COLEMAN House-Ger Aoner
onhl .sy T. \ Army STicr17t HOIs-Clpt ". W. WesJ@,
U s. York HOhl-G,n b. II. Robertson Of henphs
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
KING KALAKAUA IN THE WEST.

SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 25.-King Kalakaua
passed through Ogden. his journey westward last
evenng and was visited there by the Mayor and dep
utsion of Mormon citizens from this city An address
from the Mayor read to which the King answered
thai he would make Q written reply from ban Fran.
cisco,
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26

spproachng resgnation The recent death Of his part
ner, T. j. Mitchell, has probably added TO the ou,slne
demands on his Iine hnt 10 Is not beeveu .ua' 'A
will become so great a, 10 compel hm TO retlro'