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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-05-27

have understood that no night watch
vas employed last year until afCer the Miller
Burglary, but had that been and had the
lamps been lighted, as few will deny but
that both should have been done. Add to
the expenses of last year the lighting OF the
az dltional IL lamps required for this year at
tho price paid last year say $l44 making the
expenses last year $1,7o4 deduct expenses
for this 81. 365, leaving balance in favor OF
this year of $3.50, taking this last sum from
the 1925 claimed by you to be nnsecessary
expenses leaves but $50. sum hardly suffi-
cient to make great noise about. especially
when we take into consideration Uncertainty
that the duties will be performed, when in
the other instance, the continuing of tne
two in one man we could have no such
surety. I disayow in this communication
any purpose or idea of mpuning liz the least
the action or motives of the former council
in net appointing night watch or to have
the lamps lighted. ALDERMAN.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-05-27

AS to the appointment of Mr.. Stabl to
have charge of the Street lamps, I have this
to say That his salary as City Marshal as
liked by the former council Is $500 for the
year, $500 less per year sSthan the city has
paid its Marshal for the last three years, a
compensation conceded by every one to be
inadequate for the duties required of that
officer.
Mr. Stahl made the offer to light, extin-
guish and care for the lamps for$l per day,
or 1866 for the year, which is nearly as low as
that duty was rendered last year, Or at that
rate for the time the service was rendered at
all am informed that the price paid last
year was $l2 per post, and that there were
80 posts, which would be $780, This year a
resolution has already passed the council
establishing soma IL more lamp posts the
most of which will be lighted with kerosene
and consequently Will increase the labor OF
Lighting, &C.. which if at Sl2 perpost would
be $l44 s. f8a i
Now let MS make a few figures and
see how the account will stand this year as
compared with last year, assuming that the
same duties were performed Last year that
wa rennire 10 ha nerformed last wear,
Decorah-posten., 1875-04-22

Den priftige 8, .. @aasau bar
flebt 0runD ~ pil / Den nermes
tie Sremttp paabe9pupe gpguins
al en- ny "Glepatpr". Sp9nin0en
pil blipe rs x % 20 SOB bsi.
S ben neDerite Gtase pil Der blipe
Is VinSer, Der tillammen pil runl.
ME so. 900 guibel eler 10000 ..
mere END Den "npe GlepatOr" Tom
bpsseoes at Sr. 0aaeau for ON.
trent ID Mar liben. Vpsniugen
ptl blipe befleDt nleo Sern % Wa,
itinbuiet % Sfpritenen oil blipe
bpsset ef Wurifen, % iaalebes
b%ranDfrit. acntraften for Dur,
arbeiDet er OperlaDt til @elb 81
0cbertp. Orr. Sarror af 9ime
Springs bar Opsrcpipn meD gps.
uinaen. Gnbel at 1ramateriali.
erne er aaerepe anfcmmet, % Sic.
patOren flal pere / fulD Stanp til
ben lite Sum.
Decorah-posten., 1875-04-22

0lantt 9ibragspoenee I'll Be Nseltcsnos
/ "@r Observation-Disclosures fnpes islsenrs ncrs
ne Napnt:
3 CUBS itrift go. l. Qintpln 3crnlbtp:
@unper &itte!ien 2 IL Sultel 9psne ;
Gle Ysperisn @ia, @ulif 3brmrion, acp
.3tpmripn. s.. ellington, aittsi Sancsripn,
Seafrt 8nueisn, 3bomas 3brmpicn % Mls
tert aittsllsn tcsr ? 9. frecs; Mspicn Ga
psricn / 10 .. @psps; Gle 8. Oricnep.
4eeer Mmunrien. @asnus Ra9nuairn, Saa
Oh Siicn. @if 81. Nliicu ~ ears z. &Hs
pis bper l g. &ospe Wdtbias 9arslrn 10
9. Sper. @alprr @anipn Sl.00; Scbn
atrabamisn cs Slc &anitn tper so Gents.
9 Cub 0iitrift 90. 3:
0nue MlIrn, s. &%trmanslrn, Scbn Sis
psricn. ears Saulsters. ~ Z. q. San9as
ger beer l 9. &pebe.
Suts0 iitrift Np. 4:
Gle :. 5irlel, Ssnrn Salprrien q sdls
Srbnicn bptr l 9. Spere.
y Sli.lllI Vp. U.
Ole 8tttelien, (. =. 8ittelitn. Mnertr
6slseitn Srbn ,. 6assien &. :. Sers,
@ultrano Weltp. Sjur .. Geital % Sec.
Scbnlcn bpsr . g. &ctoe.
: ubsOiiuitt gr. 8:
7 Spsr Scrserfsn. arne Sslsaen, 6. San:
ion 9. Wd1nuien. Spbn Ntlirn bper l Sei
Spspe; Safpb Slicn 1-2 Sat @pecs.
Snriamlet | &iNsemap: 4
3. s. 8in9itap & 60, Galtp & Iaftr
&,arper Sllcn brsr $500; s.. 6uitranirr
$3.50; e. IS. $. 2arirn, Ntrsr Nelirn
81. s. 8sIsral, g. Scitap. Sper german
ION m Ole DIT bper Sl.OO; q. @rlp 81
Gsnts cs 9. Gbriiuanien 25 Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1875-04-22

81 bar BAIT Mnleonins til at ie
5etpsraf at Den ncrfe 8lrfe, sitsr
1ssnins at artitsft u. anosrlcn
/ Sanespiae, g8is. Otter 2esnln'
oen at BONNIE ril &irfen blipe ier'
peles imuf, % Siaeperne CT sppt
ubferte. 500, al Sterrelie 10
er MI ferpias, % ielsss for IS
Gents pr. Stpffe. Sperfuoet ffal
anpenpes til 8isb al ell 8ilfeflpffs.
Srpres fan inbienpes til Sr. s.
6. See, 0eccrab, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1875-04-22
8rcpc fra 2tpptbefere.

inbes intet Silfalce at Spspepia icm
"@reen's @usuf 6lcwer" life fursrer.
@aa til s. 3. MontScmera & SO. %
Oe pil nnee uo. Owls De ltesr al Ger
tfcppells, 9ppeopine, fur Wape, s%aarlia
Tclhsielie, gepcr.S plrrm eler urelel'
m~esTebcber / Meapen eller seperen, Iaa
frrlss Bet. y.r.
Yarhee's "@ermanS ptup"e CT nu lrl9t
| bper eueite gy / Amerifa. vi bar lite
minere enp 500 9rspe fra Srussiter,
Der allie pibner ON at bette CT ben beoits
Msbiein for sarins liant pals ra Yum
~aeipaerm. Brsueaaifer fcifer 10 9ents
alminbslis Stsrrslle 70 Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1875-04-22

unper Orfanen iibfe IcrSbas
mtiteoe en- 2poifer. Der Dor paa
6renoien me0em Ganoe % plea,
iant Icwnlbip. iineStaloe, 8 Ssite,
3ss % Straaitaffe % en- bel Del
&eo faber, perpeb at 0niiter bic.
fte fra Sforfenspiben til Straa.
taget paa Stalpen, bpOrpeo bette
toy Sur. Deb baarDt Mrbeipe lpf.
febes bet BAN at rsbbe fin 8orn.
Decorah-posten., 1875-04-22
ISpariel.

AIe % enbper acparss tcrpeo mob at
bruae DC arpse r9 6anslsr "Sbc 9aps
Sbrpusb SCOTS anc 5ansers" lcm bss
npttes At cs til at cplette SaJrenber mee,
ca De ere patentereee, % 9nsen maa
BRUCE Dem, uoen at man bar fisbt Ret.
ten rertil at rs. Sfs!se Yatentlcpen er
enbper Suseier, ipm bruser sisie Rrcse
70 San9iler, plisti9s at betale rs fer
Iamme, laafremt Be life ere estate msb
ppr SilabelIe.
Den eler De, fem snitsr at sjsrs Srus
at napnte Srrse % SansiIsr, fan mifripe
til rs sitsr Setinselier % Yrsper.
32-6m 5. &. gafer & @p.
Decorah-posten., 1875-04-22
O'Srr. Curtin & Bro Bar az.
RaHst fig en- np 2i9posn, Der TO-
fer $500 % er meSet imuf.
Stpp Sen furfGrecli9e SDs

ife. Mun9e W~tnneltsr psnie meo
at bruse Msbiein for Sssecmme, paa
@runb at Den lcsift icm meefslasr, 90
fprbi man trpr Mebicinen life bl9lper;
men bapse man>blpt Siuipen, pilce he'
aiften life blipe leet paa. Cor at man
life ifal give fine pense no %fcrsiapes,
nil ri aisre OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Silbue:
~9nbSer icm fiber at Serflslelle eter
bar iaar Sals fan saa til 80 Spibers,
e 8 Weiier, : s. Mpntscmerp & So,
eaer bptlteticmbslf anbet Sru9hpre %
fisbe en- Slate at Hale's Cough Cordial,
pa bpis man efter at bare bru9t 9alpses
len, timber, at ben life slsr npset @cbt,
tan man bringe ben tiibaae, pg faa Tine
Yenae isien.1 Snsen Meeiein bar nes
senfnee 9icrt iaa scs Wirfning. Spris9
Ben. Orange Williams, Gier.
13.6m S%anespiae, Wis.
Decorah-posten., 1875-04-22

D'Srr. $. >. Sclbera 5rso
Sende, Qemis Yspericn, 6. Sepsr'
ion "a s. Sobnicn reiiis til 0u'
buaus ipasmcrsss for at crbns enpsl
Eager msp Senipn til at lalse
granpepin / @brlslale upen Sel'
cellce. Gn at "llncle Sans" Msen'
ter par ienbt bib " 9loroe Op'
itpr fprlsben Dag.
Decorah-posten., 1875-04-22

= Dor Mrtifel ON ben "prebe Sfc,
lslareriuos" iibite Rc. bsntpceps
ri til Sarerinpem | go. 2, at osiaa
oenne turbs e~fteriees. Seri par ri
imiclsrtio f~eilastis, tti ben 9erer.
tnpe, ri mente, Ct fprflpttet. Oct
CT Ell Niis Olion icm III er 9a.
rerinbs / Nr. 2, % ri bar bert
benre cmtale iom msset rpstis, %
bun Pal fcritaa Den Stunt at IND.
appe Ssrnene Heipeft uoen fprme,
get at BRUCE pipten.
Decorah-posten., 1875-04-22

q. @. 3anbers bar ct fort
advertisement / "0scorab.4 cfen"
penns Sang, men tiger life me9et.
Neite Sang oerimpp nil ban lape
"Ypitens" 9Riere pipe bpab ban
mensr. Sr. 9anpers sr aasrepe
fpmmet tilbaae fra Giteu rs bar
fjebi Ell WaSis 0arer, ~ bar, Tom
alminpelis, parct beloi9 / tit @alg.
Decorah-posten., 1875-04-22

Seq i'al bsrusb tiuaoe mig at IN
osrrstte mine 9anosmrub i os uosn.
ON Oteorab ON, at ies MI bar nso.
lat mig beri Bpen iom S%freboer, %
lopsr at f~ilfrsosltille sn1psr rimcli0
6orcrlns. SEQ ituI alto BABE ioll.
De % mcoerns 3eisr paa Saanoen.
% &Ieoer iees sfter nbeite emit. gs
le9 mig os her mine Yriier iereno :
beltller &lGcsr anbetlteos.
q. s.. Npse.
Decorah-posten., 1875-04-22
17be Nai !

uneerte9ness aster at fsire l7es Mai
pee onentii4 Iuttlcn at bcrtielae fin Isl
enecm @lsnmrce Somnibip,% beitaaeuos
al en- WFelmslie meb 2 Bar Sttns, 40
@eres sano meo Daaninss. Oh ue6ule,
&reaturbe'atnin o Ree}faber.
Yaa iisrre GUNNER aises pasSenbe
4entanb.
@!enwoco, Binncibsit County, iSuwa,
Cen i5pe @pril.
9. g. CIicn.
Decorah-posten., 1875-04-22

8csbinpsr Ssbers bar al 9. 8.
Cabin fisbt Got, mellem Sasferer
Quilts Office % g. &sbers, %
sr aaerspe begpnpt at BRACE. San
pil bare fit gosbinperi / 8lalrsr'
etassn, % tanfer at blirs fereia
tit at Hptte IND aasrspe | Suit
Waaneb.
Decorah-posten., 1875-04-22

bY DpnalaiS & 1ope bar ct
Ierpeles fort Splas at Groceries,
Stentei % @lasparsr, Sin. tfrrs'
Be ca bsrmeiif neplaste 5ru9tsr
pIp., bpilfet Be ialaer messt blul9t.
0'Srr. 1puslais & 2cps bsbanp'
fer iine 8un0er Sppt, % trrtlsnsr
alminreli1 1tlto.
Decorah-posten., 1875-04-22

hinge, % bpori par $50 9. Speoe.
Dette er ct baarDt Cab for Veo'
fcmmenbe, pa ban life elsr mere
enD ban bar arbsipet Zig I'll | be
lipite 3 4 4 Mdr.
Decorah-posten., 1875-04-22

6runolagt al Capitals aer i Itto.
rah for al brine en- orbsnilia Spa.
rcbant. Sorretnins. Snoitno ira en-
Dollar % opao mooiGass. Hcutrr
beioIes. 90 Hcutes Gcntc for bucr
& Waanco, iaalrn9e Yeu9sne b.lUs
ltaaenoe / 8anfen. Man fan lttt
srboloe Henter pna ell Ilfrsrs tlltr
bebrs Waabs. busrtsn al lmau clu
tore GUNNER. emo psn at luolTtts
Dem / rsuns Sparebanf. Ni bar
en- uorlt Rttitni. Der irIasr Tor pS
Ensinacr Sillctter for WHITE STAB
NiuIcu va nue ANDRE nomUrtere Snng
ug SrilitIbslinirr nj % IRA ollie
ranplnauuts 9duut. p9lal &crlrr
paa allie DC beoltc Banter Dc tan.
~oln0piits Yaube.
Sruitccs % Hcfrrcutcs:
Is. Is. Siftrman. 8. Z. Sbrmr'cu
n. 8raoiib. .. Neeideu. 81. NJ.
Wattelcn. - Yrcf, Z. Saritu. 8tg y.
Scren. Scu. o.. Z. Scmmtn, Gr. ga
sasitrer. -. .. Sclters ca ale lntrs
StanoInarer / Seccrab.
Decorah-posten., 1875-04-22

Wtit gaaroplas at 3apetpapir
er aufrmmet % lle9er MI til 81
terlpn. Som % SIR GperS np'
pal9.
Seq bar osiaa ct tort Splag al
Malerparer, bppribianDt Oct BE.
rsmte "Gnamel Taint", bpilfet |
Sinbep, ubieenpe % 0arlAbep cper'
trefer ale Stags Walerrarer.
&. s. @eiler,
Gipner 0rug & Boot Stpre.
32-4 Seccrab, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1875-04-22
4 Mar Qanle Nbtetr6er

at be SeDite % ipm trlpes apbt
I bette Hllmat, tillal8S for SIS
pr. 100.
Sl9eleoeS "barb anb lcft Ma,
plies, eottenmpoo. epersreens" %
andre Sfpssetraer tilialsS for Bill
Zig pris.
SVel Dayton, @ef DEBORAH.
Decorah-posten., 1875-04-22
0rinbrin9slifte.
eub1friber paa "Deeorat sBcifen'.

Naa ben alminteliae @ebeSaa
pr9bifer:
BAT. Sprsn paa @caeset.
Yafcr Brandt / Wabiion &irfe.
Haa S6nbae praeifer:
BAIT. Brandt paa @plleeet.
Safcr &pren i @tenwpcb &irfe,
Bafcr Surmp | Stapanser &irfe.
Decorah-posten., 1875-04-22
10000 unatrder tilSalas.

Seq bar MI loo. 600 unstr9er,
at bpilfe ies ielp ptl iette ub 1OO,.
900, % iel9e Mefen. Se bebite
SlasS 3raer fan e1boloes.
SVel Dayton, @eit 0ecorab.
Decorah-posten., 1875-04-22

Res- 6rr 8 a 4 pistr irm snller at lar.
"IrelsmattnG' sr Ylaes ltpis. nlar nun
inarelt mulist bsnpenSer fig til Wrs. &.
GnSbertlpn. 34-3
Decorah-posten., 1875-04-22

$r. Sames s.. Cation fisbte
libite 3Orspas psb SberiHs.S als
en- Sierbeoel at JteepOrt Papirs
nsQe for $2,375.
Decorah-posten., 1875-04-22
@drf! Ndrf!

Aae MbOnnenter nbenior Winz
neibeif &c., iOm life bar betalt
Yoitporto, aumooes penifabelisit
ont iuareit muligt at inoienoc
a.n lille Snm Is Gents, ba
Yortoen fra Nptaar at nlaa be-
tales peo 9etorab YoitfsntOr.
Decorah-posten., 1875-04-22
peeorab os Smeen.
Sen 22be NpriI

Oct npe Isapefabrif, | Nerte'
Den at DepOtet, bar irlst pebSber'
ifs'Sals iipne 0sroaa. Or. Sec
&olwea tisbte Spaninsen, upen
Ra1iineri, for $4,000. Sans Sen,
br. 81. q. Gplwea, Der fer bar
saret partner | 5crretninsen, pil
rimelispis bersfter TONNE til at
brine famine.
Decorah-posten., 1875-04-22
By ~. Z. Garter

Bar Wt. :. Garter, &ufIlo'
narius, Ssfan, Soma, anbefaler f9
icm Iufticuar for Winns'beif ca rmll9
senbe Sountper. Atmlnbeli9 Yris 50.
Srore n~eolGsses paa Sserrab Bc'tsns
SIiee.
Decorah-posten., 1875-04-22
9@Qtepieoe.

gafre-Suf. 9 Rtrerap pee Ya'tcr 3.
". gSarr: anncn ancsrion aatr. ~ Grslrn
9. 3ud. gesss al @innsibeii 6ountp.
Decorah-posten., 1875-04-22

Hfosbe Stub Cpbals 2sfament
oil blipe aabnet % tunbsiOrt ben
2Qhe Mat.
Decorah-posten., 1875-04-22

Wer. Cation al Sirmuet 3uTin
L Cation, bar aaerepe fcmmet
lism fra Hifen, % fore eaS al
Barsr felser BAN | Salene.
Decorah-posten., 1875-04-22
Galmar WarfcOsprijer,

01llt0r WtarlcOeprUel,
t~srrissret usentlis al q. @nberfcn
SanNienbe meb alminoeli9eSDbs
m%anesparer.
Gen 21be @priI.
Spebe go. / 81 Gsnts.
30. 2 83
Bps 95-1.O0
SABRE As
Mais As Ste.
Smer pr Yunb 123-15
Sgg pr. 9uiin 10
Sotster 500.
Ssiian Marfebspriier,
m.beslte Of g. 9. S~penneis for
-Sscprrbs B~pfen.~
Sen 2loe Mpril
Speoe 20. l SO SentS.
8ps go. / s, 80
Sapre go
Mais $50
Smer, 12-18.
$50 pr Suiiu 123.
Decorah-posten., 1875-04-22
ltiuoloite Yrepe p.o 9etorab e.

IJCf NpIIks
lenrp - Sanirn-Sstar Wathflsn-Sle
Vtlitn @pelie-Yerer @irisn Sdusen-Scs
tannss Silen Sur-6nert u Srgtts-al'
bert Glen Mce-Stns 9iellcn-gNls annt
y 3cains-4 ! Nsterlon.
Gee Gitsrirer9slel AZ cpfnliaatnet Srtre
tsbas al fst "arrtrttlte."
Decorah-posten., 1875-04-22
ySpc 2lpcrtisicmentcr.
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul
C%crntdnc.
Gen fore @ienrsm9an9s.Vints msslsm
Chicago, New York. New England Og
Canada,
os @Ils salis. rs iptIise Stsssr liant
oct itorc gioropclten.

UtI WUIt gtUIUUt IRH'
"Gcnneeter" / Sbiea9c mte Gls pt'
liae 90 iYelile Sintsr. ,
Gbitaac Sepcttt: Sisrnst al 6auai
Oh 9peif Waoiicn StrCet. Se'te Saner
o. Sta1, ginicr ira Alls Slnttr Al Snsu
pasierer Der Ill bper Ste.
@bica5p @H SfEts: 81 r8 % elarf
Street.
Wilmaufee 0epctet Sisrnet AZ 8eee
ca Scutb Watsr Street. Stite Gamer
OF Omnibus yinjsr Qa1r eerfra I'll vile
be piatlaite Stteer / Spen.
@p Billet Rcntcr: 100 SAT- @attr
Strsst, 5isrust al @istcnTn Street.
Decorah-posten., 1875-04-22
Clfpn & 3bpmpipu.

Sames =. Cation, TruVeent.
.Sobn Ymmon, Bike Yrai.
:. ". Suroid, sds'tJtr.
Decorah-posten., 1875-04-22
DEBORAH
Nutbpriicrct &np.SiOO. 900.

Scrrstnir9slciale ilmmsn meo
FIRST NATIONAL SANE / Setcyl5.
Decorah-posten., 1875-04-22

8psnins af ben norife Strife Der
| gpeu er aaerebe paabe9pnot, %
pripes MI mep fulp Strait.
Decorah-posten., 1875-04-22
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-05
STATEN ISLAND.

The democratic primaries were held last evening in
the various districts throughout Richmond county for
the choice of delegates the county and Senatorial
ventions
The colorcd camp meeting, under the auspices of the
Zion Methodist church of this city, opened at
Winant's Grove on the Morning Star road Mortified,
on Friday and will continue during ten days. Among
the officiating ccrgymen are the Rev. Jacob Thomas,
the Rev. G. Turpn, of New York. and the Rev. c.
Johnston, OF the Hampstead church, Long Island
large of people, both white and black visited
the grove yesterday
Mrs Martenia W. Jacobson, OF Canal street Stapleton
made unsuccessful attempt to commit suicide
Friday evening by endeavorng to jump into the dock
at the steamboat landing at that place She saved
through the exertions of officer Ambrose, who caught
her just she about to make the leap The officer
took her before Justice Lassner yesterday and she
sent home. Domestic trouble said to be the of
the attempt
Regarding the Staten Island ferry trouble Judge
Sper, of the Superior Court has rendered another de-
csion against the Garner opposition company and has
adiudged all the defendants guilty of contempt His
opinion concludes follows:"'I am unable to find
any excuse for the defendants for their action in
dsregarding the order made by the Court especially
after full hearing by counsel before the order is
sued 1t important in the administration of justice that
the authority of the Court in these should not only
be received unquestoncd, but that parties wfuly dis.
regarding IL should be pnnshed.n 1t is thought that
this decision will tend to renew proceedings against all
the parties engaged in the opposition
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-05

who would like to succeed him, are Joseph Fallon p
IL McGowan and stinson McKiever, democrats As
Judge Fanagau's term does not expire with the terms
Of the other Justices of course he Is safe As TO the
Recorder and City Judge II Is generally conceded that
EX-Judge Bedford will be nominated by Tamnany 70
the latter position or the former just he chooses
II said that the anti Tammany party will nominate
John K Hackctt for Recorder and that he will be in
dorsed by the republicans, aud that in
RETURN THE COMPLIMENT
Mr.. Phelps, who 10 be renominated by the repuh-
licans for District Attorney, will be Endorsed by the
an, Tammanyies. The Surrogateship is yet in doubt,
neither party having yet shown their hands In any
definite way although there is some talk Of renomi-
nat ion Of Mr. Hutehngs by The democratic opposition
lists Gideon fuckers anti-Tammanyl Is also
mentioned IN connection with the place and some OF
the republicans working get Wheeler II. Peckham
TO take the nomination. The three most prominent
men mentioned by the democrats In connection with
the office of District Attorney Frederick Smythe,
one of the new Pammany sachems; Henry l.. Clinton
and John ID. Townsend. Judge Freedman, OF the Supe
rior Court, will be renomnated by Tammany, and SEN
Jacob Gross is candidate for Judge of the Com
Pleas in place of Judge Leow, who will not be
nominated.
IL is somewhat early yet for the candidates for the
Assembly 10 make themselves known, but in few dis
the pipe laying has already actively begun
After the TWO conventions have done their work at
Syracuse the leaders will know just whom TO settle
upon in each district and then tho campaign will be
commenced in downright earnest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-05

A FLOURISHING CORONER.

Coroner Manager, Of Newtown, busy yes
tcrday having no less than three nquests to attend tot
The first held in the morning upon the body of an
unknown woman, apparently between twenty five and
thirty years old, found drowned near tho government
works, at IIallctts Point Friday evening. She was
little over five feet IN height with dark hair which
hung in wayy masses loosely over her shoulders, aud
clothed IN Gne black alpaca Dress fine white
undcrcothing and white slippers There
marks OF violence upon the body and IL concctured
that she may have fallen overheard from excursion
steamer. The jury rendered verdict of death by
drowning, but whether accidental or otherwise they
could not determine.
The second inquest upon the body of Michael
Nolan, which was found floating in Ncwtown Creek on
FRIDAY. lie marble poisher employed at
Blissvilc and drowned while bathing on Tuesday
evening. The jury found verdict in accordance with
these facts.
The third inquest commenced in the evening
upon the body of the killed by the locomotive of
the express train the Long Island Railroad, near
Dutch Kills Friday evening which had not yet been
identified II at first conjectured that he might be
escaped convict from Blackwells Island but this
proved not 10 be the case.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-05
QUARANTINE AFFAIRS.

INVESTIGATION BY THE LEGISLATIVE COMMIT
TEE-THE CONTRACTS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION
OF WORKS ON DIX AND HOFFMAN ISLANDS.
Mr. T. f. Leeds resumed his statement. The twenty
ciserns purchased contained 1000 gallons each.
The witness handed in the engineers plans and spech-
cations for the work Holman Island He said there
was a contract with Felix Campbell for putting in
heating apparatus Dix Island, the amount being
$33 2SS, including condenser. The extra labor
amounted to the of 81, 202 S. There a
tract December O. 1870 for plumbing entered into
by Breen, Adams Bricn, the sum being SIS, 1876
and the extra work 1922 So contract was en-
tered into for the purchase OF shedding with
j. w. Flahcrty on December 9, 1870 the being
81, 15O and the extra work 1922 80. A contract
entered into with Osborne Fish for alterations and i'm
provements Dix Island, the amount being $500.
Mackenzies contract for plumbing work was dated De-
$40 072 A. The total amount of contracts for work
Dix Island exclusive of that performed by Frank Swift
S63 612 10 In reference to the buildings on Hon
man Island, contract was entered into, August h.
1872 with W. H. Beer for furnishing ping and
foundation for building and the amount paid for the same
9,179 A contract entered into with Lochman
Derry dated June ~ 1872 Tor the erection OF buildings
for which they paid sos ITO They also received
$40 $50 for finishing the buildings according to
plans. For extra work the sum of $202l rs was added
On the 18th of June contract was entered into with
II. W. Beer for building a wall the sum paid being
$50, 705 95 The contract given TO Hugh
McRoberts and dated September H. 1872 for 5000
CUBIC yards Oh rprap al Sz 20 per CUBIC yaru amount
ing to $4,000, and he received for additional riprap
$500 20. Bramhall. Dean Co were awarded
contract dated July g. 1873 for furnishing heating
apparatus the paid being $12 1872 As. On the
day the Gilbert X Barker Manufacturing Company
obtained contract for the furnishing Of 300 No light
coppered Springfield gas machines, complete, with the
necessary pipes fittings &C. and were paid 81 200 and
$54 rs for extra labor. The next contract given to
Robert Enncver for completing buildings according TO-
engineers specifications and the amount paid
S6l02 OF. These contracts all advertised but in
instances the lowest bids were not accepted The
total amount paid for contracts other than those held
by Francis Swift for work done on Hoffman Island
1925 645 81, and the entire for contracts the
two islands, exclusive OF those awarded to Francis
Swift amounted to $3.50 25S 20. The secretary then
proceeded give the details of the different contracts
after which the committee adjourned until to- morrow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-05
BROOKLYN.

There are $50 prisoners in Raymond street jail await
ing trial
In the orphan asylums and other charitable nstitu
tons entitled TO share Of the money received for liquor
licenses there 500 children.
Pension Agent McIear yesterday began the quarterly
payment 10 disabled veterans. The amount annually
dsbursed for this purpose in Brooklyn exceeds 1000
Christina Kicker nine years of age, fatally in.
jured yesterday by falling from window in the resi-
dence OF her parents at the corner OF Grand and Eighth
streets
Justice Walsh yesterday sentenced Charles Mills 10
Raymond Street Jail for twenty days the charge Of
stealing money and jcwelry from Mrs Emma Menta,
of No. 242 Atlantic avenue.
James Wilson committed by Justice Elliott yes
terday 10 await the action OF the Grand Jury for
burgariously entering the store OF l. Levy No 100
Union avenue, and stealing $40
man, named John Sherry, was before Justice
Eames yesterday the charge Of brutaly beating his
step-daughter, Mary Ann McEncry He sent TO the
Penitentiary for twenty nino days.
James McIlvane, n pawnbroker, was arrested yester-
day suspicion of stealing diamond, valued at
S. 000 which he had in his possession He proved his
Innocence of the charge and was released.