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New-York tribune., 1875-02-04
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pRrPhRAIloNs p0R TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

OF THE BOAhS.
The hutter Of excitement in the upper circles
of New York society Will reach Its hight this evening at
the Academy Of Music, when the annual Charity Bail
will occur Unusual efforts have been made TO make
this ball the most successful in every respect OF any yet
given The boxes have all been sOld and TINS morning
the final touches will be given to the adjournment Of the
interior Of the Academy The back portion OF the stage
oor will be closed In By exterior cenc and near 1t
will be erected platform FOR the lady managers This
platform Will be decorated with few rare flowers aud
fountain OF perlumed water Will be placed near by
Aside from these decorations and the usual motto,
"Charity," in gas jets, which will he suspended
from the stage front, the OrnamentatOn Will
lie slight. The Floor Committee is chosen from the
General Committee OF Managers The members In
charge will be distinguished by badge Supper will
be served in Nilsson Hall by DelmOnIco. There will be
two orchestras Bernstein furnishing the dancing music
and Gratulls that for the promenades The managers
will enter the ballroom at $3.50 IN, and at 10 O'Clock
the ball will open with grand promenade. The cos
TUNES generally are said to eclipse IN magnitcence and
value any yet seen in New-YOrk
In anticipation OF the usual rush for carriages, a
special force police under Capt Gunner has been de-
tailed for duty at the Academy. Following are the
names o. The occupants OF boxes:
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nt,l the next REGULAR meeting. which motion was

T1eu
Various reports then submittod among them the
report of the Finance Commit ce which was accepted,
aud dxed the salary of the Superintendent Of Trusncyat
S260O, and the Agents of Tuaucy at 81 $50 Alexander
Stanton was appointed ont Of ten applicants 70 the ONCE
OF superintendent and the following were appointed as
Agents: Matthew ". Bergman, Wesley H. Churen'
jeremiah II. Baker W. W. Williams A. G. Martinez, "A.
Bigelow Clark s. NJ. Barrett, w. c. Bradley.
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POLICE NOTES.

William Mullholland of NO. $50 West Fifty-second-
s and tiNAd Iampbel # No. 0iS West Foreyenh-t
stabbed YESTERDAY Unknown dghI AT Bleyentave aud
FoTty -secOnI-sL
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday. Henry Gal
way VAS Le 10 bail for violating the Excise hw.Panck Nelly
d James $1,000 bail each for stealing s3 900
url of goods from ca. No Al Wake
Dempsey held 81 900 bail Tor stealing watch worh
$50 la Apni his enyyeT Hny hOfdr OF No 3OA Broad
xarJ6hn KcY 81 900 bal for stealing trunk
rhng 1otng the property OF T. g. Cocr from the
oRe OF tAe COMPANY at No 0i4 BnOadSayt
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A NEARLY FATAL RAILROAD DISASTER

A NEARBY FATAL KAILHUAU DIohoI17I"
WATERFOWL, n. Y, Feb. 3.-An early tram
this morning, bound Syracuse TO Sandy Creek on
the Syracuse Northern Railroad, was run into by an en-
CINE going SOUTH about three miles from Sandy Creek
Roth the train and the engine OF full speed The
engine going south mad board, nearly all OF
whom were more less injured though none seriously.
o. nassengrr on the tram was slignly hurt. Both
engines we're completely demolished. Ine trAck VIII DC
cleared by tonight
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Windsor Hotel-Senator- Francis kernan 10. Oh
Manager OF The BapI Of and Preder Billings Of Vermont
Gtis,v EovssCsnt A. K Hughes. u. g. NAVY mn Irtnvs
Hof-Tbe Harlan Of M.shingon Gen hsrwf Ws @
so.r and William Leeds of Phiiade phia Ee Port hok
Col Banicn Duncan KentnckN Geu Rafu H. KIM o. AbanT
1arles Boston 81 NciOds no IL uiEc l.
Tbest,r Of New &c vda Housecoi George '" F.eh'
n Army -. ~ Jamo HoseI-John g. CrOcssr oi Uhea
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COST OF GOVERNING A CITY.

TIE CoNrRoILER's EXHIBIT OF PAYMENTS DURING
JANUARY, 1S75-sTATEMENr OF THE CITY DEBT
Controller Green has presented the following
statement OF the amount Of warrants drawn IN the
month Of January against the City Treasury Win
statement of the city debt as represented
in stocks and bonds as OF Dec 81 1874 aud Jan. 3O 1875,
together with statement OF and for what purposes
stocks have been issued:
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A hog WIN an HT.IHCI''I IV5 HIUSI DC !"
touching and picturesque object Inc co"-cateher "t
Duneith took of one OF the hinder limbs OF Mr Smiths
Doe and lis benevolent owner made u wooden sue
cedInedm and strapped II 10 the stump Inc creature
SHOWS ~ gratitude by dcchbuIiilhK Iat Win great
rapoI. the ny draw back being tHal when kliIng aud
curing ime OF the hams VIII nave NO handle
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OFFICES
IN THB
Tribune Building
rkIHTiNG HOUSE.sQUARE,
TO RENT
Crosla Nav I, 1873.

BANKEEs LAWYERS. and others offered we'll
lighted Offices az low prices.
Tne hastnent 1nOr viii be divided into two offices.
TIE main hoor Nissan 81 consists ot fine room,
suitable FOR a Bauking Insurance Company. All the
floors are available by the eeystors which will DO kept
Ia full operation DAY AND NIGHT
All the Offices viii be heated Dy without add-
iiOnal charge 10 Tie tenant
Early applicants WIZ have the privilege OF having
partitions placed to accommodate them.
Apply to or address the BUSINESS MANAGER,
Tribune once
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HOME NE WS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

TRERaomETKk YBsTBRDA,. AT aUDSUrs. IN sRoAp"A
e.nso, Ssou-44' 3 n n.-4So MdsGbs-43o.
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PROV ONISIONS EOl( I'll C4iAhlI l.
MEETING or THE BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND APPOR-
TONMENT-C CHARITABLE SOCIETIES ASKING FOR
AID.
The Board of Estimate and Apportionment
met Yesterday principally take action the request
of certain charitable societies that aid be given them
from the City Treasury The Controller offered the fol
lowing resolution;
Rered That fov OF appropriations are hereby
made the unexgeni OF tie am'uus
Tor e objects theeoi TO certain Ol0tf APpp
lttns he amount II reOf be sufficient. to Wit:
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District f By Mr. Assistant Aitsrnsv Genera, Hi
plaintiff, aod By Mr. H. Tden for defendants
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PROVISIONS FOR CITY CHARITY.

Total amount EOads Issued Jsuuarr 1s75 s2AlsOOo 90
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The late inspection by the Police Depart
ment shows that are 7l2 tenement houses III the
city which are not supplied with fife escapes. The
mort has Deen forwarded to the Department FIRE aud
Buildings.
The Convention of the Christian Woman's
State Temperance League OF NowYorK, began It's
sion Yesterday. at Association Hall, Ia Fa;On-st.
pdblc PRAYER meeting was hclu ~ tnc Hanson. place
i3aptist Church last evening.
A delegation of citizens residing on Clinton
anG WAsAiugOn-aves. ysited Mayor Hunter ycsterdAS
TAey expressed the Mayor tue alarm they elt the
prospective increase Of the cys Indebtedness and OF
inc rate taxation account Ot the project extend
the W.tcr suppl,. the Mayors annual message
with tleir hearty approval
At the meeting of the Kings County Board
OF Supervisors yesterday Supervisor Ropes offered
resolution directing the supply Committee 10 confer
vita the Commissioners OF Charity with IL view 10 de
crease Of the expenses OF the county. lie stated
In the month Of Januarv last year. 900 we're
for Buppies. This year the expenditures
month amounted to $4,000 lie also stated that only
100000 remained OF the ppr. Tor tho relief OF
the poor. Since Aug 1874, s500 bad been expended,
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TIE CLERGY BROUGHT TOGETHER FOR THE STUDY
OF THEOLOGY AND FOR MORE PERFECT DisCI-
TYNvr-
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PROTECTION OF GAME.

ORGANIZATION or THE MASSACHUSETTS STATE
sPokTsNEN's Recommendations OF OFF,
GENERALIZATION TO THE NATIONAL SPORTS
MEN's CONVENTION.
WORCESTER, Mass, Feb. ia very large
and enthusiastic convention OF sportsmen was held at
the Bay State House to-day There we're about 100 dele
gates present and the subject Of necessity OF active leg
slation for the protection of game and nsh was dis
cursed with much animation.
During the afternoon session the Convention resolved
itself into permanent organization to be known the
Massachusetts State sportsmens Association, by adopt
ing Constitution and by laws, and electing the follow
ing officers:
President. John Boyden OF Worcester.
Corresponding Secretary. Dana h. Fitch Worcester.
Recording Secretary. b. r. Bowies. Springfield
Treasurer. T.. Z. Wlitney, Marlboro
IL ecutiYe COmmigtee-J0ha B1ytep, u. r. Bowlos
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CATTLE MAkKRTd.

BsIrfsors IsGAETBE-Tae psss Zoe eaHio rve ssss
IA isc owing IA ibsmi supE. vcT be- o'2HIe,
6rfauaty 42sDji edun lair qositV, 4@i'ti ros
aasg seer5 oKsa "a q ire se~
a. 435lars receipts. 2.C8S sales ls99
HoG.secspts 75tT large Of which eosnasor
and good
there eadeley sales a. 9t-1iye
cxeeei tn 3emue Oncs have rstse1
a downward teDdsEey, sales a. 43a1 ~ reoepta SSSo
BuPy,Lo Feb l8-CArTLR-scsDts Gay, 9lS besi nas>
inc M tsi suosy has FAR ft09 6e1f JTf e1rs.
sya,ast $50 Tine E 81 ears uDe use
abou. all dsDea Of Fresh arri ID mostly
raneh gnsirn nt 200 head fsposed Of ss ON hes VA
nois steers ranging ron O2D $3.50 n. q - 2Vao zo
2tO had Ind eeus oOJ q ID ID, Il - JO|s 80 NV
heal Michigan steers $40 10 Il - JOVSJ S0O aeaOn
sssr, 9gs 10 DO %. q - 81 l2GS5 90.
to-day. 400 heal making vac oeN
,nDly fr n 900 head agas l5fOO heal sns
lime at AMI 10 900 for tie um- at year arks
f,ir~ active holding yesterdays Pnees car
.1ug unsn disposed shippef Basti 2OO' he% s
Dosed o. averaging 3D. d. anu 40
n at "a Is and - To- 400 head Ono Sheep aVergag W
600 head making The total supply @ %.
week 10 100 heal aqans. 5000 head Tor he sane ae AS
week POO head time last Nake, very 10 w
head disposed sns uA.Od foskes Al ~ Too
o.; heavy hogs. 81 25aS7 40
CHICAGO Feb. lSCTrLz baoyant srm fairly ssiive reeep
1000 sale, chiefly Of io0i % 5O0bj So St0cker
s}6Si rs Shippisg 81 So S. ~ shpmenls, 300.
m receipts IL 200 Common N brtrs ~ -
aS7 So - 0S7 25 ShtPsf 80 400
SIS To- Of sold 81 50 shipments oOOl - -
io~eT receipts 100 OF ales ~ JO@eS fSs
sheep 81 IS; sales mostly st $40 Do
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pVPTryE-At Mount n Y WEDNESDAY the 18th insh
Peter Betlae n the S4th year ~ bia age 80
invited attend the funeral rom me n
n Gba,.s Aount saturday tue 20 mss 1880
Carriages the train aii leaves tie fSrysecona Depss
5000 a. m.
RUssELL-on WEDNESDAY II Patrick Russell aSei So yesn
The .aTs and friends Of family aved to attend the fanerf
on SATURDAY Osk, his late rtsaeace No @J4 MIDI
soB-st- -
GYyyson Wednesday morning Fanny GIVES agea as yeas
her sister MIS- EclaTn nnnroe,
Mr. q G. NORTH are respectfully invited to sehd Der funeral froa
IL Thrd-si. at l o'clock ID. On Friday lsth INST
Amin Brookru Tuesday Feb 10, Sarah Bhrsbeh Yous
daughter the John Ingram, aged year m0hns AM
y., and friends Of the family respectfully invited 10 attend the
une from the her gaudaher Joh1 washington We
IO8 LerirRou ave Friday the 18Th inst Al 0eok m q
JoHEsoH-Al Brook6ed Coma Feb H. LaIIs SdsN Tie A~
Daniel johnson, aged ~ yeAn
KRaRIGAY-n Brooklvu wednesday Peb II Jane e. wife
Michael Kerrgan, 20 -
$500 from her .e f.sdeuee 294 Yuln Friday Feb 49, %
O'Clock. Relatives and friends Ae invited 70 attend
roWERRB-ou Tuesday Peb l6 1875. after lingering Woess
Catharine Of william LoSerre 49,, -
friends Of the family
re- ,-r.rs Ton her sts residence No 1871 West PouTteen
Pddsy next, Feb 10, az l o'clock IN he Afternoon
bis residence GTesupot L. L. Wedaedsy Feb
II T. x. D. skinner, M d.. 10 the o7th year Of Ms age
Connection papers piesse copy
sMTrH-ou Thursday uOruug Feb IS Mary Gross VII, Of s.naa
s. smith
Notice 81 funeral hereafter
THAYER-Chae aged II Of typhoid paeumoni. az
the residence Of lGlher second ST. FEB Is
wHITLOCK- Wednesday Feb IT, Elizabeth W. widow f'hs
late John w. Whitlaek. ,...
The and friends Of tie respectfully invited 70 attend
the residence III East Ihri1onst -
Saturday the 2Oth inst, at p N
wNEs-A Catsk y. Harriet Wines vile o. Kew W. H. |" Aos
and daughter Of I. N Wilson ..-.., -, -
relatives respectfully n'te 70 Aa4 me oeiA -
SATURDAY. the 10Th, a. = O'clock y m
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GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.
nrrrcR az rHR CnIEP sIGNAL o.

OFFICE OF THE CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON d. C.. Friday, FeD. -, 1875 II a. N.
synopsis for The past ti0egtu-foar hours
The barometer has risen in the Middle and
East Atlantic coasts. Tue pressure has fallen over the
lower lakes and the Gulf States
TIE Temperature has risen in the Middle and South
Atlantic states and westward, with sOuteaseTy winds
and i'm The ONO Valley light snow.
The Rivers fell during Thursday at Memphis and
Yicksburg.
During Friday In the South Atlantic and Gulf States.
falling barometer south and east wGGs, aud continued
warmer cloudy weather
region falling barometer, southwest winds, warmer,
cloudy and snowy rainy weather.
For the Upper Mississippi anu Lower Missouri Valleys
the Northwest, and the upper lake region, rising
barometer, north and west WINDS and colder CLOUDY
weather.
For me Middle aud Edseru States rising followed by
falling barometer. vinds Shvtng 70 easISV warmer
cl9ndy heather and possibly ram or sHOU
The rivers viii continue 10 fall
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship Ners scr I'M PGGe.l
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Steamship Ola Dcanlo1 Walker ehmad CITY P0ns aad Sof'k
shp SYRIA of erasnl Barnard and sand Heals Oct
ST. Iliea Dec 10 va Ds,nerAr4 . IA IS 80 ladse Rad.
Barr GENEVA CONAN M.'spsa, II DAYS with ue,r.
I.abrlla. Ruqtan - DAYS win cocoa nut
schr John Gihr- n e.. a'ys, ~th nsvsi aeres
ssE1- Foy4 Wiley, Georsei0SnSC daf' Win asSs
s:nr Gerrud. sump rs SNOW Virgins
ScbE e. p Wn2hi, CroppeT. Virginia
steamship, As.yna Gssow; wc1nin for Liverpool ass
nou Tor SoroE Is barIs Fosaee Peien. Mans.
for 9ie t sa'ah oi cRs tSS9 tat S Saa srms6 e:
Hae liass r san baS CgTas soase or d.
Jago Roger Drury. toe Galveston
"IND-s4as-I aght N clear
The b,rA Olive Of DaOa Rio Jahco As
es obsndoncd at sea- Buh sap Ohye from SSgSPss
iog boston. nsarsi IN Boston
DOMESTIC PORTS.
EyvORIRAys Feb lSesTd sap For A. ans bark Tiger foe
LTergooi Big Fupa o Bareeola A4sd AZ "e Pase' efs
peRrASp Feb is-saed steamship Manitoba CBr for Bald
Be.rox Feb 1s.-Aurvd .earships Ahsmbs lroA Is,..,
Seminole from savannah Cen w'as oa n .ap 80 -
tlA edge 0 the zee D. Of Long Poai, cape Cod
FOREIGN rOETS
x,ox Peh 10 Sae tor tle FeetEing CITY Of
,Htral star o. Hope. yAycn. J. b. u DAVID nq;be Kgrc
iad Caha.iae. Arrived the g asst Ba1 FOrana asa
aaraiou Criso-n Melee lne ". J Whiting
vo,,o,r w., peb IS - eisol,a ION cape Henry
h tho Aroma hag the ~ the brig kH dn o. board.
ss3 - ss sea IS washing over h.a
toe Tug boa Ae seA1sr part Oh "ea "
CAPs assEx Pb isrhe Ee~san dnvsn furhsf
the beach du-ag agas gale Tie s@e % 20 ae'U % dhs
ing s.S s. se e.s..s
north which vii mae her obstruction oy mse OF ase
The cargo being discharge slowly.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
roHPKIysyLLE j. L. Feb sSoee hereby rvea nat tho
loved nIo SSwAouon' aud wal 10 replaced
''" F' STEPHEN y TarxcsAaD Tom Q. SE.
Lighthouse Inspector Third Dstdt
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BROOKLYN LIQUOR INTEREST AsTrR.

BROOKLYN LIQUOR INTEREST AsT1R.
AN EXCITED ARGUMENT BETWEEN LIQUOR DEALERS
AND TEMPERANCE REPRESENTATIVES.
The Liquor Dealers Association of Brook
Ign and two three OF the temperance
interest an excited exchange Of personalities last
evening in 1.-THE Common Council Chamber at the City
Hail. The special committee, appointed by the Board
OF Aldermen to examine charges made against Mr..
Briggs Treasurer Of the Police and EXCISE Boards met
and a large number OF liquor dealers present.
while the Temperance Associations represented by
only three persons the Rev. DR.. LOOMS, ex-Aderman
Richardson, and James p. Morton. The first business
the consideration Of charges AGAINST Mr. Brigg
IL alleged that the Excise Board had, In severa
instances failed to credit their books liquor dealers
with the full amount they had paid license fees. Mr.
Briggs disproved the charges eeotuay. by exhibiting
vouchers for all money received.
A liquor dealer thensad that the charges had not
been made by his association but by Henry Everding
on his responsibility Several dealers were then
heard the question Of reduction the license fees
The majority thought that uniform rate Of $780, instead
of s75 charged. would be reasonable. The Rev
Dr. Loomis made strong speech denouncing the iauer
saloons schools for crime and pauperism and hoped
that fees would DO placed high that the majority
Of dealers would be driven ont o. business.
German 00n-keeper eXeitedly exclaimed that ne
knew temperance people who were in the habit OF
drinking. He said that next to his place several lead
ing crusaders held meetings frequently ana they were
deal noisier than the people In bis saloon Ex
Alderman Richardson said that the ladies referred TO
were respectable women. Mr. Madden jumped to his
feet, and said that Mr.. Richardson's wife cru
sader who denied her while IN his place. Further
more he understood that Mr.. Richardson himself was
partner in firm Of Albany brewers known as the lay
Tors.
The speakers remarks greeted with uproarious
laughter As he took his seat Mr. Richardson, his face
aglOw with Indignation addressed the Committee. l
40 not know he said whether the VINO spoke
a rogue fool. but do know that he has uttered
lie. There is the slightest truth in what he has
said" Mr.. Madden retOred that be was neither FOOL
rogue NOR lar and reiterated bis charges aldermen
Strong Gardner, and Ropes called for order. amid a
considerable confusion. T8e Chairman OF the
Committee nsly that the subject OF licenses would
be considered and acted at early day The Com
mittee then adjourned.
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BOSTON. ana

Geo. Dslano OF Now Bedford. L. Adams
Joseph NJ II0yt. Lynn. r N. n
Committee on Laws and Legislation-The Hoo aud
Lsthrop OF Springfield. J. Cation. IT,, Nsw-BediOro'
A. W. Curtis Of Spencer
The following elected aslegates TO the NafosS
sportsmens Convention to be held at Cleveland, ONO
John Boyden. Luther Adams OF Boston. the Hon h. H.
Lsthrop, Geo. Deano aud I. L. sturteVant OF Bismng
ham.
The proceedings were very harmonious. and many
valuable papers read. eieting animated discus
siOns A final adjournment took place shortly after
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TAMMANY'S VICTORY.


Mr. Faulkner-I did not understand you so.
oMr. Davis-You did not understand me righf. III you
desire IN have government established In the CITY oe
NewYOrk based the idea OF home rule IL must OF
submitted 10 he home of the people, so that al
parties vote TO satisfy &C.. Tho action OF tne
majority makes IL tho action ~ the sovereign Will Ana
when that majority placed Ia official position, u 10
then that desire 20 see In all places OF oeal respon
bty representing the ideas and sentiments OF THIS
great majority
Mr. waehner said he supposed members had discussed
the matter TO their satisfaction but that IT O'hes uo
sired TO speak they should speak. He then mOved
the previous question. The vote then taken on
Davls's resolution, which was lost by vote OF oil 9 %,
follows Democrats In Roman, Republicans 10 IIdel
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PLAN FOR DIssoLvING THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE
COMPANY

Ex-senator Henry c. Murphy has prepared a
bill relating the East River Bridge, which viii soon
be Albany. II comprises Is sections, and the
substance of its provisions is as follows:
That whenever twothrds Of the private stock Of the
Bridge Company shall have been retired by purchase
from the stockholders according to Chapter COL OF the
OF the last LEGISLATURE the Company shall Do dis
dissolved and the bridge finished by the cities that
when the Company dissolved directors shall be-
come trustees the cities empowered 10 nnish the
bridge; that thereafter the bridge shall be public
work OF the two cities forming consolidated district
for that purpose, twOthrds o the cost TO be paid ny
Brooklyn ana Onetbird by NewYOrk, the trustees TO
have power call upon the Mayors and Controllers or
the cities money, and the cities TO be authorized ~
meet such demands that the trustees shall be charge
able with all interest the bonds, which they shall
charge as part of the cost OF construction that
the trustees shall have to purchase Tor the cites
real estate for site the bridge, aud for all appur-
tpnances of t and leading TO II, and 10 make
ordinances respecting M that the trustees shall present
sworn monthly statements the Mayors OF the cities;
that they shall have 70 fix rates or toll aud regu-
ae railroads crossing the bridge that the bridge SHAH
have q police appointed by the trustees; tnat the
TRUSTEES shall have power acquire real estate, TO vest
In the in the same manner that n provided nv law
for obtaining title real estate that Is required Tor the
purDoses of a railroad corporation all laws regulating
mar SUBJECT 20 apply SAID trustees who may be sub
sttuted in any action oy against the Bridge Company
pending at OF ITS dissouton that any private
stakeholder shall have refused to sell his rights In the
COMPANY trustees shall summary Proceed against
him and that upon the dissolution OF the Company, the
propertY IN the bridge shall absolutely IL the Two
cities ia proportion 70 their share OF the COST
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6uerial &oiifes

Liberal Republican Association, sixteenth Assembly
Di,triet-A Primary Election viii be held 2o3 Third
FRIDAY gvEyTSG Peb 10 1878 elect Oeoers Of he Assoas.
and Delegates the Gensrsl COMMITTEE
By order Of General COMMITTEES.
The Annual Dinner Of the HARVARD CLUB or Ygw YORK
viii be gves DelmonicO, FoureentAt FRIDAY Pb 49, "a
All Who have been connected the University
Tickets be chained VI FRANCIS NJ
WELD, 90 Wilsn-st, or at DsmonleoL
Body BRUSSELS Carpets. piece. 5n.ms BODY Srass.
Carpets comprising hne assortment, az 81 rs retall
GO. K. l. HYATT 273 Csustst
Pest-tDce Nstce.-rbe NAILS PoR BURoPx ss 1he sees
ending SATURDAY Feb o. 1875, wis eose a. tbs once oDoss
On TUESDAY a; 1l;S0 WEDNESDAY At IL N sne
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New-Yerk Daily, giving the news nsrlet' and eoGseA%
morning Pspeu postpaid O So rear for i've noss % 'n ''f
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suhscbe Daily Philadelphia ssd vicinity can nsse me
n,neT NAILED al Philadelphia Pe0ncs arF Use % ~
sae and receive several hoas "a a'sees o. nc Ns~" ~
from NexYorh "A.
Al Tas rnisgsss PsssAS ssscs arc Asss ss sA~
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that IL was impossible to rct any organization One
OF these few said to TRIBUNE reporter that there had
been both money and influence enough represented
during the evening. but NO head. and every was
afraid that II he moved first In the matter he would lose
some OF his business the street. Unless the affair
started organization to back 1t at the outset
nothing would ever be done"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-19
SUPPOSED MURDER IN KENTUCKY

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. 1S.-A special dispatch
10 The Courier journal from Clarksvile Tenn, says
that intense excitement prevails there over the mystic
rous disappearance OF John c. 5enseny OF Lafayette,
Christian County, KY. He came to New-PrOyideuce,
which is two miles from Clarksville, on Thurs
day Feb. H. 60 sell tobacco. On Friday he got q
check for $3.50 when he collected IL the evening he
started 10 go home. On Saturday his horse found
near New PROV idence riderless. Tue citizens have
searching the county for Senseny without success
In is said that had $500 with him. add IL Is supposed
that he been murdered and the body concealed.