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ON HAND.

NOTICE
The following Tariff of Charges is adopted by the
Undersigned. to take effect from LIST October 1919
and continue until August 81, 1876;
COMPRISING.
Eor Foreion Ports. Direct or Coastwise, wheth-
er by steam sail or railroad, per bale %
For Coastwise ports, stea m, sail or railroad co
per O CHARGES TO SHIPPERS.
Drayage to ship, and labor per pae. ,o 80
Labor on all cottons hauled by Shippers per 10 G
cove ea,e sample holes, covers furnished by
press a,,nia hoias with shippers patches
Covering lover hga saln apach n'i'' .-. 121ac
OK GS, COTTON ship marked not ordered the dayt
is weighed: storage and labor .bp per 6 5ae 10
After three days storage for first month"; III %
Guiding the three days ~
IN small numbers the charge for labor and
| storage for any period from LIST october, a.
| 1878 to 31st August 1876, per bale-- ~
| Evtra drayage on cotton returned from snip,
| steamer or railroad, leach way l212c, to De -
paid by shipper together per ba-e------- 70 .
| Labor en- same ----------------- Ok r
f0f aI coen shin marked or small numbered,
removed from one press to another for inc puipose
of storage or or v shs
upon the delivery OF the cottol. Ill ;f NO.
Cotton taken by origif al planters mark WILL II re-
moved upon the day 1t Is recelVeo anu "oiSn0"' w
delivered free of charge.
New Orleans, September 90 1875. n:,ox.
Leyee Steam Cotton Press, j. y Denis, rresooii''
| Commercial Press Smith & Goldsmith .
Penn. Kentucky and Anchor Yard, Herndon ~
Krumbhaar. 1r;,,
OrIeans Shippers, Pelican and Crescent Clty
Presses Sam Boyd Co.
| Virginia Press, Lewis & Lynd. , ,,..s
| Alabama and Factors Presses D. hay"aiu'
Louisiana Press E. X. Bryant.
| Atlantic Press M. J. Zuntz & 20
jackson Press, O'Brien & Co.
Fire Proof Press, J. P. Moore ,.,o,
J planters Press Abbatt Randolph & Johnsoh'
Union Press A. P. Mason
Natchez Press L. A. Levy, Jr
Empire Press Warren Even
Il Terrell Press, X. Terrell 90 +f
Cooper Press S. G. COulon. o u
lRUlTER-BUTTER-
i, In Store and for Sale.
We are constantly receiving the very best Drano
, of Goshen and Western BUTTER
) GORDON & GOMILA,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

yr,HE FIRM OF COTHELL, BRADY & MO
LELLAN is hereby dissolv u, 6 ,T, mn M nai ooh
seh'' A. BRADY.
W. A. MCCLELLAN.
New O leans 9th Oct 1875.
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U,HE BUSINESS FORMERLY CoMDUCIEe
n Ia viii he he eater continued in the name OF
BRADY L. MCCLELLAN. A BRa ,DlrrrAN
| Got. 9th, 1875. u M
Att
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7. CURTIS WALDO,

Advertising Agent, Publisher and Business Writer
Sc Camp street, tup stairs), New ouiea's.
THE yIsITOR,s GUIDE TO NEW ORLEANS
w;,, he the most complete work Of the kind
ever published in tn tSouth. au%
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EDUCATION.

COMMERCIAL AND CT ASSlCAL ACADEMY
247 St. Charles Street,
DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL,
r. M. Lusher, Principal.
All the ENGLISH branches with tho Higher Mathe
n,a,cs and the Natural Sciences and Modern ana An
Gent Languages thoroughly taught. Hours LOT
Rows: a. M to 3 P. M. and 90 to 9 Z. NJ Gas es
| in French and Latin for Young Ladies, from 10
p. M For circulars, ETC., apply at the Academy.
o3 st
| NOTICE TO PARENTS AND OTHER CITl-
| N ZENS-
| Peabody Primary and Grammar SCHOOL,
l 247 st. Charles street opposite Tivoh Circle.
This Model School for the methOdical instruction
| of Rows and Gi,ls, respectively, between ana -
YEARS of age under the direction OF competent anu
| an rxnerienced Principal will be opened IN tne
| Rooms of the Peabody Normal Seminary, at y "A. M.
MONDAY Goth SEPTEM Der.
| B-Respectable children, wno nave peen IN ~.
| nerfectly instructed in crowded Primary depart
ments Of public schools who can not ror any rea
| so, enter those schools, are INVITED 10 ATTEND
this Model School; and their parents ana otners ~
| yor;no this movement are quested to confer VIII
the PRINCIPAL or with the undersigned, between
dill" ~ a. 49, ROBT. M. LUSHER.
Agent of the Peabody Educational Fund, ana StaI'
| Superintendent de jure of Public Educaton, Lou
| isana ,1s -
New orleans. Sept. IA, 1875. SO u
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MIR. CHARLES CARRIERE is THIS DAY Al,
nj admitted as partner in our firm which I,S Will III
bereafer he conducted under the name and style OIL
A. CARRIERE SONS. c.n,1rpp Co
Removed to the corner of Royal and oustoiliho''o
street.
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TNERsHIP-Mr. ANDREW K. BROWN
l , has an int rest in my business from date' rne
- of the firm will hereafter be known as z A MIL
STSEENRERGER g. CO. C. A. MILTENBERGEfs
New Orleans, Oct LIST, 1873.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

). n. 4 B. J. Montgomery sol Housenoio urn
ture, Carpets, Mirrors. Mattresses. etc.. AZ = 2
M at 81 Camp street
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cheap Fuel.
RnO CORDS OF MIXED WOoD-5ooO bbls
from the Levee Immediately will sell at reduced
prices. I am resolved not to be undersold by any
wood or coal dealer in the city Purchasers will find
it to their interest to apply Immediately to W ID.
ZIMMERMAN, Red River Wood Yard 1872 Maya
zine street, between Washington and Sixth, Fourth
District o5 Ina
IT1HE ASHLEY HOUSE
BLOOMINGTON. ILLINOIS.
o5 If HB CRANMER Proprietor.
Seed Oats, Seed Barley, Seed Rye.
rnnn BUSHELS CHOICE RED RUST
OUUU PROOF SEED OATS.
zoo 200 Du'i'i' choice Texas SEED BARLEY.
1000 bbls. choice Kiln. dried CORN MEAL gnaran
teed. For sale by JOHN Ia1Sat CALDER aI1s Nsu
corner Lafayette and Peters Streets Gate New n,
Levee). o3 Nv
CANAL STREET, CITY PARK AND LAKE
RAILROAD.
Trains will leave CANAL and BASIN Streets,
week days. follows:
r M 2 g. A, and o'clock.
FROM LAKE-As follows: P. M-2, 3, IS, g. 7
'''u : VIVA SUNDAYS.
FROM CANAL AND BASIN STREETS-A. M
T. TAO $40 $40 g. 940 1920, II, 1140 1920 T. M
l. lao 800 3, 3:4O 4:2O. 5, $40 and 6 CLOCK
FROM LAKE-Same hours as above until 1O T M
o. W. YOUNGBLOOD Actng Superintendent
4 DvERTIsE IN THE
HandsbOrO (Miss.) Democrat.
| 1t is THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM in
| Southeast Mississippi
ments inserted in the DEMOCRAT, by the year O.
| for a shorter period at liberal rates.
Address P. X. MAYERS,
Editor and Proprietor,
% If Handsboro, Mississippi.
q. A. Gueringer. G. A. Carrlere'
GUERlNGER s. CO.,
l3..st. Charles Street. ------.I
Dealers in
M II . IL ~ " ~
{ Shirts, Underwear, Hosiery, Umbrellas, Fame
, Articles, ETC., ETC.
$50 I'm
FL ON HAND.
6 One thousand cases
. COTTON BOIL BITTERS,
an infallible remedy for CHILLS and FEVER, ]u
what is required by planters and others living On
o overfowed lands in the Mississippi Valley.
G. NJ BAYLY & POND,
n ,1,m "a to AZ Canal street
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DUITER-BUTTER-
In Store and for Sale
We are constantly receiving the very oes' pi'n'''
of Goshen and Western BUTTER.
GORDON g. GOMILA,
100 Magazine street
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Seed Oats, Seed Barley, Seed Kye.
rnnn RuSHELS CHOICE RED RUST
OUUU PROOF SEED OATS.
5000 bushels choice SEED RYE.
800 choice Texas SEED BARLEY.
1000 bbls. choice Kiln dried CORN MEAL, gnaran-
teed For sale by JOHN CALDER.
corner Lafayette and Peters streets, Qate New
80 aroal o3 1w
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FOR SALE-The fine side wheel steam
l@A8tSt, boat 7. M. BAGBY, 173 feet long, 81 feet
i=.s. beam, feet hold in clear; three boilers err
inches in diameter 6 feet stroke. For further in
fnrmation amply to M. w. JOYCE,
an19t ~ fF' Ill Gravier street.
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Cheap Fuel.
Ynn CORDS OF MIXED WOOD-5OO0 bbls
CUU P,ttsburg COAL Having to be removed
from the Levee Immediately, will sell at reduced
nrises, am resolved not to be undersold by any
wood or coal dealer in the city Purchasers viii find
it to their interest to apply Immediately to W ID.
ZIMMERMAN, Red River Wood Yard, 1872 Maya
zine street. between Washington and Sixth Fourth
District. % Ia
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TIME FIRM OF A. CARRIERE & SONS HAVE We
| removed rom No. 43 Old Levee street 10 a sue
corner of Roy al and Customhouse streets tne oioo
| Formerly ooo"Pi - o5 I'm
CCmpany.
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0OpARTNERSHIP = The undersigned nave
formed a copartnership under the name anu s.f 10
- pnRKE A. THOMPSON. for the tran action OF "a
haessie Grocery and Iinperting business at NO 90
1enoupi'o NC hOLAS BURKE,
PHILIP THOMPSON
New Orleans Sept. /, 1873.
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r. A. MILTENBERGER \ W
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
coal, COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

pittsburg. Mount Carbon and other Goals, ae
iyered to Planters Steamers Factors rIeSse' OH"
Eamilies at LOWEST MARKET RATES:
COAL IN CASKS FOR SHIPMENT:
Office SO CAMP STREET tUD STAIRS.
Yard On Levee bet. Race and Room street. TeTrT
R-Wil remove to No. Is CAMP SIN -.
.bout the 18th of October. VI 10y
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This Ia the most extensive Mill in the Soul ano
he quality of our Rice unsurpassed. 81 oM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-20
limited STATES SUPREME COURT.

wAsHSGros, April 1?-The follSwi , H. a fnm-
the opinions read n the sgRre% s ro
error 10 Circuit Court Of the United s,es Ioi e %
District Of Justice Davis @ .s
ure OF 1857 IS contract e1emptng the railroad fon S
ton only limited tune aud that the Company IT, nov m
n assessing the Company for taxes for state pre-
scribed in section still in force until chansa S src
act the Legislature. Decree everseo as !" ''0 ''o
afirmed az 10 county and school tax ~ 49, arm, "a
COLES &C. sst da &c, hs DsIt Of Mas
sachusets Mr. Justice Bradley delivered the opinion noa
Ing defendants In error who 500 goond Who hasa
place OF business with samples Of articles Sold :rrmg mo
goods sold 70 be sent to the purchaser from d ae
them and depSsing money in bank to their own credit
are wholesale and liable to the tax imposed 10y s ~
OF Congress dealers by the lnt1nai revenue law"
So sSlGrann execurx sg The United States appeal
onnon holng that an agreement between an Army
tor and the secretary War in 1914 to furnish rapnS ana
o, snnpes TO though not In wI1flngh 'sh h
Ills though there existed contract in writing on the same
subject that under this verbal contract tns a s
Tor for the difference price between the price IN me
written AND sit ,e that the act
by its fair construction Was not inehaed 70 de from
Rsf o. ~ tse United Stats a. eommssary suben
vesed favor Of appellant FOR the amour" vi ne
No ls5-Moore agt state Of Msssipp In error 70 he
supreme Court Of Ms1sppiM Chief Justice Waite he,v
Court over state courts. Dismissed l.. ,,. w.
cult Court Of The United states Eastern District OF Nr
ginia-lfr Justice Swayne delivered the ophion
ease pa SonPs When nna disposed favor
Of ss Stewart and in favor % lay sg, Erte
states agt Cabe appeals The Court Of Claims mo
Assistant Attorney General OtSTth dismissed
No part Petitions for an alternative VII %
man@us the court Of CLAIMS Ga; g r.1ss ks In error
the Circuit Court United states for the Northern DIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-20
BROOKLYN MUNICIPAL MATTERS.

AN APPROPRIATION ASKED FOR EXTENDING WATER
MAINS AND PIPEs-THE ALDERMEN DISCUSS AN
INDIRECT CHARGE OF BRIBERY AND APPOINT AN
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
The Brooklyn Board of Aldermen yesterday
received and referred communication from the Board OF
City Works asking appropriation of t45,O0O for the
customary annual extension Of water msins and pipes
During a discussion concerning the contemplated re-
moval OF the Fifth District Justices courtroom from
building at Even and Grandsts., E. d. to the Sixth Pre-
einct Station House. Alderman Zndel sold that Alderman
Acker had told him that "the landlords son bad
sad that considerable money had been nying around"
10 prevent removal Of the courtroom, 500 having
been paid 10 and SO each to two others. Alder
man Acker corr0borated Alderman Zindels statement.
Alderman Dwycr, Chairman Of the Committee Lands
and Places demanded behalf Of himself and his col
leagues of the Committee that an investigating commit
nearly two hours duration cDsued Alderman Zndel
charged by several members with habitual loose
OF language and both he and Alderman Acker de-
MED that they Intended to insnuate that any Alderman
had been brbcd but declared themselves in favor Of
investigation. An investigating committee finally
appointed consisting Of Aldermen Ropes, Patt French,
Xindel, aud Ackcr.
Alderman Zindel offered the following resolution,
which, after some discussion, was laid On the table:
Mayor determined select hs nominees for Office among
BoOslyns best and nest respected CitzeDsgOod aud
join with him la deprecatiug attempt abiidEe
powers OF appointment 1t a. departure nun sound
principles of municipal government responsibility
counsel him 10 proceed at and make his nominations while
he has power,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-20
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON April 10.-Capt Daniel l.. Brainc
has been ordered to command the Receiving shp Vermont at
command Of thai vessel and ordered u Command the Ten
Lieut. Commander e. Goofr1c, Ensigns Charles A. Fo.
ter VIM. A. Marshall and WIN H. r. Masser orierod
Tennessee PaynasIr Joseph A. Sub IL ordered
and aching tie Asatic Station he win discharge
the Fleet FayInasrr Of that station Lieut.
nsnder WIN g. Wise detached from the Receiving ship
n. &.
napos r. W. IepDey, from the photographic Henry
c. Hunter from the Washington Navy Franklin Han.
ford from The Receiving ship Vermont and Henry w Lyon
from special ordnance duty Chzre,Own
to the Tennessee Passed Assistant surgeon h Mackie de
tached from the Naval Laboratory a. kewlork Assistant
Surgeon Chas ii. Hal, frum the Roanoke Chaplain Donald
MciaeD the York Navy Yard BOATS ain John A.
seluT The naval station at New London Conn gum
d. A. Roe from the battery al Annapolis eapen
ter W. Con0Ner from the Washington Ns,yYard
snnaker Geo W. Frant I'm fom the Rrceying Ship Relief At
" ashillton Ali oTaerod " the Tennessee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-20
PHENOMENA OF THE RECENT EARTHQUAKE IN
THIS CITY.
Tho vceum of Natural History hold ito roD

Inc I>yceum OF Natu1aI History nclu us reg
uar monthly meeting last evening at No. GA Madison
ave-. DR.. J. g. Newberry presiding paper read by
DR.. Newberry The Fossil Fishes Of tho Catski
Group" after which the report Of the committee ap
pointed to collect information ming the earthquake
on Dec. TO- 1874, was read. This report was read by
Prof. d. g. Martin Of Rutgers College, and substan
italy as follows:
Information has been obtained covering a section Of
country OF fifty miles radius around NewYOrk City. The
time Of the shock averages about 1880 p The drec.
ton OF the earthquake secns to have been in
recon south to northeast following the gen.
era "strke" Of the rocks in this vicinity well the
general direction Of the Blue Ridge Mountains Ii was
confined 10 the staine rocks the gnessod rocks
the highlands being unaffected. Tie day was Of
widespread though slight disturbances. The shock
exhibited all the characteristics Of earthquake though
o moderate scale, the ringing Of bells, tie
opening Of cracks in the ground at Coster j. and the
frightening OF animals. The report accompanied by
map giving the geographical range Of the disturbance
Of its relation to the geology Of the gon
and the general direction Of Its movements As to the
depth Of the center Of disturbance probe cause
determination could be reached. peculiar Circumstance
was the occurrence at the same moment Of similar
phenomenon the summit OF the Pcdunid Of the
noes group Of mountains, III the north Of Spain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-20

during Sunday night aud had evidently resortcd TO blows
DR. Bird examined the body OF the deceased woman, and
discovered that the left Jaw had been broken, appar
entity by the Of club piece OF ron and numerous
bruises were found tho aide of her face and head and
the chest Bankmeyer of once taken into Gus
toby and locked np I'm the Gregory street station
house. subsequently he arragped before Justice
Reese examination. lie admitted that he had quar-
relied with bs wife, aud stated that II account Of
her incorporate habits. She had como home intoxt
Gated Sunday afternoon, and he had reprOved her. bnt
would not acknowledge that he struck her. He stated
that when home be noticed that her face was
bleeding. little daughter Of the deceased testified that
mother not In the habit Of drinking and that abe
had been led believe that her injuries were received by
falling tho floor.
The prisoner was committed for further examination,
and VIII he held 70 await the result Of the COrOners In
quest He Is German about 30. and was employed
as an oiler the Pcnnsy lyanla Central Railway. Ho
was married to the deceased about four ago, and
though the couple have lived only short time in the
house where the tragedy occurred and were little known
several persons found whO stated that the woman
quiet and orderly and was not Known to he intern
eratc II Also stated that the prisoner bad hereto
fore borne good character. and was
peaccable man. Tho County Physician. as-
sisted by DR.. Bird, made pOst-mOr1em
animation Of the body last night and the jury which
had been npanced by Coroner Lynch viewed the body
The house in which the woman died IL fonrsory tene-
Inent in Bay-s, between Grove aud Henderson, and Ia
occupied by several families. The deceased was
an Irish widow with four children at the time Of her mar
riage with Blankneyer. Her relatives deny Blank
meyers statements in relation TO her dissipaed habits
The prisoner viii be examined today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-20
STEAM TIlLAGE.
ADDRESS BY D. D. WILLIAMSON BEFORE TIE SOCIETY

ADDRESS BY D. u. WILLIAMSON BEFORE TIE SOCIETY
OF PRACTICAL ENGINEERING.
The New-York Society of Practical Engineer
ing met last evening at the Cooper Union, In Room No.
-. The President James A. Whitney presided. An inter
Getting paper, entitled "Some Truths about Steam Plow-
Ing" read by u. ID. Williamson Mining Engineer.
Mr.. Williamson began with account Of his own prac-
teal experience In the Of rubberred engines for
traction blowing. lie also described the various steam
plows which have been practically tested in America,
and showed that up the year 1870 were use
In this year. the speaker said the Williamson plow
made Its first appearance, having, rs one Of
Its most peculiar features o broad indiarlib-
Der tire, which had been invented by Robert Th0mp-
son OF Edinburgh. Its flrst achievement In Mime
sofa, when, with gang Of five 20inch plows it plowed
within one hour four OF virgin PRAIRIE representing
exerted power equal TO 20 yoke oxen Such an ex
hibit had never been made before or since either in
America elsewhere. In other parts Of the country
these plows also introduced at the time They
were perhaps more critically tried in Pcnnsy lvania by
the Messrs Landreth and for two years 1t appeared as
their success was certain. Many difficulties arose,
which overcome but some, being inherent 10 all
steam blowing remained unsolved. The test which
proved the most that Of blowing In loose soil
which had been baked to dry powder during the hot
summer OF 1874 The dust which made by the driv
ing-whecs, together with that made by many pows
working together fairly sufocated the enginedrfvcr
and fireman. and required continued stoppages for clean
ing besides which it caused the engine to and
very much After long trial, and many attempts to
protect the machinery 1t became evident that this OBJ
lection was most serious Meanwhile the fact had been
developed that II all objections removed, the
English Eng is 's system. Would preclude its nse.
The various reasons why the EnRlish system 10 not
saed to TINS county az as foow Fps their
cessvc cost, very few farmers being able 10 pay out
$500 " $4,000 In cash for singe Implement; Sec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-20
PROBABLE wIFEMURDER IN JERSEY CITY.

Az an early hour yesterday morning, Fred
erck Blankmeyer Of No. 1873 Bayst, Jersey City, called
DR. Haddcn OF No 90 Grandst and requested him TO
attend his wife, who seriously i'll The case ex eitcd
the suspicious Of the physician though said at
the time, but accepted the mans story true. At
o'clock D. In yesterday Blannneyer called again on Dr.
MADDEN and asked him to call second time, rs he
feared that his wife in o dangerous condition
The physcan on his arrival at Blank house
the patient dead Blsnkmeycr requested burial permit
which refused, and the DOCTOR In company with the
husband went 10 Police Headquarters and reported the
ease The O1ief Of Police instituted investigation
and found that Bankneycr and his wife had qualced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-20
A SIDE ISSUE IN THE RAILROAD WAR

The agents in this city of the Pennsylvania
Railroad said yesterday that their relations with the
Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
tinue undisturbed bat that a disruption had occurred
between the Baltimore and Ohio road and the Philade
pha, Wilmington and Baltimore road, In consequence Of
the action Of the former Company in sending the bulk Of
their freight from Philadelphia to Baltimore by canal in
stead OF rail, and in using the railroad only when
PEELED to do by their shippers The agent OF the Bat
more and Ohio road said that lie not aware OF any
such trouble except from newspaper reports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-20
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The Mayor yesterday, in company with sew
cra ladies connected with charitable societies. passed
through Bellevue Hospital and invest gated the workings
OF the institution. An examination will lie made this
morning by the Mayor President Chandler OF the Board
OF Health and Alderman Morris Of the site Of the pro
posed abatOr at the foot of West Fiji ninth St.
tain whether The protests Of the residents Of the vicinity
well grounded.
City Chamberlain Tappan makes the following report
OF the city and county finances for the week ending
urday:
balance April 10 .S1629,0la 80
Rec4iIts OF the week. 2J9,24J %
al
Balance April l7..................... 1,3la1lS IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-20
SEVENTH REGIMENT ELECTION.

The annual meeting Of the Veteran Assoe'-
alton OF the 7h Regiment N. O., occurred last evening
at Denonicos The election OF officers Tor the ensuing
year resulted In tho choice Of the followng
For Colonel Marshall Iefrerts; Lieutenant Colonel,
C.. H. IOutrci; Adjutant. Cbos. H. Bostwi.k; Quarter
shmmwav VIM A. spcight, <. Schcrmerhorn, VIM A.
B,Irtis James Price; fie'itenants George Tufhii Nm
IT, Rb,ct John ]. McLarcn, Henry g. BdwelI, L; W Van
Ind,rstiue: INSPECTORS Of Election, VIM. +. Howell NH
H. Sprouts, and VIM. NJ. Burns ,,.., ,o
After the election IL voted that the Aocnnop ~
To BostOn on June II to participate In the Bunker hI
Monument Centennial exercises Col Iencrts ana o'nsrs
made remarks after which handsome eohauoh WIS
aeryed.