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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-10
BROOKLYN CITY HALL AsPEIITIEs.
AN ANGRY TILT AT MAYOR HUNTER BY WATER
-.,-. BOARD COMMISSIONER. .

AN ANGRY TILT AT MAYOR HUNTER BY WATER
-.r-.. BOARD COMMISSIONER.
The polticians around the Brooklyn City
Hall were amused yesterday by the details OF a diff
Guilty between Mayor Hunter and member OF the
Board of City Works Several days ago Brooklyn
pa per published what purported TO be an utterahce Oh
Mayor Hunters In reference to the water supply.
r NJ. Whiting, one Of the Water Board Commissioners
thought he saw q reflection upon the Board in the
Mayors remark that they take advantage OF heavy
FROST and get up that water famine Is lmpehu
ing" He accordingly wrote the Mayor note asking
him il he referred 10 the Board Of City works. Inc
Mayor answered that he was not aware that nc hAo
mentioned the Board of City Works. This was not ex
pliclt enough for Mr.. Whiting, and no wrote second
note in which again asked the Mayor II he meant oy
the word "they" the Board of City Works. TO TINS
communication Mayor Hunter made no reply. MI
Whiting waited three days for an answer, and then
growing indignant wrote a very sharp letHr 10 MS
Honor of which the following are the more interesting
portions:
Your Honor will permit me 10 say that the remark at
ribued 10 you, and uurepudated by yon, contains an
unmtgated SANDER, and challenge you 10 snow auy
ground for 1t. AS write 1t occurs 10 me tnt you a
have been misunders TO your meaning. though
your lang was very plain as was the case wien
you stated that tue Board OF CITY WORKS Dan eq,n
dered the Street Repair Fund and then ASSURED ue per
soualy that all YOU meant say that the c0nsttu
ton of the Board having three heads, preVenea tas
supervision and economy tat would oe ossiu s
under responsible head III there Is az gIe, u,
ference in this case between your language ana your
meaning il may be that you meant 10 compliment inc
Commissioners OF City Works. and that, upon the
first opportunity, you Will rise TO explain.
Yonr Honor viii allow me TO further that, upon
reflection am confirmed in the view have expressed,
az I can readily that II you had meant What yoa
have SAID in regard TO this Board at Inherent times,
Won would have been guilty OF grave derectl0n OF
your duty not suspendine from ONCE such
3nSc servants as Won would deemed us 10 be In
closing permit me to remark that would have taken
great pleasure, ct any tme Ia Informing your honoI Vi
snv or ali the facts connected with administration
of Inc mufarious duties and powers OF the Board OF
City Works
Tie Mayor stated yesterday chat he should not reply
10 Mr. Writings communication, and added that the
Commissioner knew very well that he 1.-THE Mayor had
M mower 10 SUSPEND him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-10
POLICE NOTES,

An INQUEST was held yesterday in the case OF
John MeGLrs. 500 West ThirtysiIth st. who was killed
Hudson River kalosd tram on "es ST. near
Carisont on verdict Of accidental hilary was rendered.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court YESTERDAY.
VIM Brown arrested week for keeping gambling sl''n
At No al Broadway committed default OF slOOO Ds.
Carrie Roger coloreI charged by Dr. Lewis hos
No az saulnR him with slungshot wi"
Mondsy by Cap. Kennedy the FOURTH Precinct ana eoeo
yesterday. ,,,,,
James NOonan Of No: ,l29 Second-ave; anu VIII VII
s.ssrday A an express wagon when thy into oy
Coach driven by Timothy l4S Wet Thirty nnthI,
So va and coach badly damaged Noonan and
Gleason were thrown the The latter ecVed TWO
cuts apon his head Walker attended the mi ured man and
Costello wal locked up
Cecorder Hackett in the Court or General Ses-
sion following pesde eu;
George Dworh and George Brown burglar. second degree. e,
each In state Prison Link forgery three years 10 state rson
W larceny and sin months IN sae r'on
.d Joseph selling obscene pictures two years stare roh ans
sned $500 Oe Swede who detected on Jan 10
stealing H. Lvon yard in
frdye OF the yard employees named hehae 9ey
he stabbed resisting convicted and nI 70 state
Prison lor one and a h-lf years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-10
MINOR CITY HALL WORKS.

A committee of property owners residing
near the proposed Parade Ground for the National
Guard on the Dyckman farm in the upper Of the
island called yesterday the Mayor and asked HAN 10
use his influence to carry on the proposed work The
Mayor yesterday drew his warrant for &4993 for the
Founding Asylum being the amount of the nded
balance Of 1874 appropriated for that institution.
The Aldermanc Committee GU Rapid Transit will meet
at D. to-day, in the Chamber OF the Board, to hear
the views OF citizens that subject The Finance Com
uttee Of the Board Of Aldermen met yesterday, and
the bills for the funeral of the late Mayor
Hayemeyer. the reception and entertainment of King
Kalakaua, and other bills The Law Committee OF the
Board OF Aldermen will meet in the Chamber Of the
Board Saturday, at No. 10 hear complaints against
the Controller.
The Controller If engaged in the examination Of the
sureties of the Chamberlain. He has not yet ap
proved them.
The Commissioners Of Charities and Correction yes
terdsy inspected the proposed ste Nnths for the
Second District Court IN place Of the old Jefferson
Market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-10
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-The following changes
in the stations and duties officers Of the Quarermas
ter's Department announced:
Col T. PASTOR relieved Phisdepha and ordered
10 y a, Chief uaermaser the Military Division Of tue Pacnc
nl.e Of Col Robert Alien LeuCo Rufus SsIon relieved oil
his duties Division OF the Atlantic ana ne
cbarge of the Phs place Of Col Baston hor H. "
IL relieved from duy IN the Department Of the Gulf and ordered
Ia reuo for ssgnment Buffalo " y 10 replace LuO sat
will be relieved Of his duties az FORT
Isneola d. t. Rale III Capt VIM hughes
Charleston o. Capt James g. Lee Is relieved from dnty "a me
,nnmut OF the assigned boston Capt
s. Sars,ow in the Department Of the South aud
onisrd 10 duty In the Department II AnEona-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-10
MEETING CT THE BAR ASSOCIATION

MEETING CT The BAR ASSOClA llON'
THE PROPOSITION FOR A NEW BUILDlNG-THE Asso-
CITATION AGAINST THE INCREASED OF THE sHERIFPs
POWERS AND REVENUES.
The monthly meeting of the Bar Association
was held In their rooms IN West Twenysevenths last
evening, Gen. Charles W. Sanford presided In the
absence OF Mr. Ayarts. Reports from the Executive
Committee and the Treasurer read and accepted
Tae atter's report showed balance of s21S3 81 The
library fand is S2O7 o. D0rman b. Eaton reported Tor
the Committee appointed ito examine property snaoie
for building the present quarters OF the Association
being considered small Mr. Eaton said that the Com
mitee had looked ut several pieces of property included
IN the prescribed limits between Seventeenth and Thirty.
fourthsts and Sixth aud Fourthsves.. but had seen
none that was within the resources OF the Association
He said would $25OO0O to such building as
the Association would require and that would SO letter
the institution with debt TO narrow Its Held OF use
fitness Efforts had been mace 70 nance b nvs nd
bat that only three could DO found ana Tue threo
qsslion made as condition OF their SUBSCRIPTIONS tnae
proposee the following scheme for the purpose OF ras
ing funds That bonded certificates be Issued 70 ,bs
TO exempt the payer from all dues TOT tne space VI
20 10 ne St sa be peeed 10
other member who shall avail himself OF the ad
Mr. Carter advocated remaining IN the house now
occupied, and slowly accumulatng fund which woud
Ultima uItimste elS Mr.. William L. Butler approved Of
change OF quarters, but was opposed TO making any
that would involve the Association with ourdensome
debt After some further DISCUSSION, the question Was
referred the old Committee, VIM Pritchard being ap
pointed to serve In Gov. Iiden's place.
Chas. III. Phelps introduced resolution. which was
ADOPTED petition TO the Legislature In opposition
the bill before 1t relative TO Courts OF Record
intended to affect the Marine Court, which has been
made a Court OF Record. The bill provides for the
issue OF orders the Sheriff. instead OF by the marshas
as heretofore A committee OF three. consisting OF
Messrs Phelps Eaton and Oakland. were appointed 70
present the petition to the legislature. The following
new members were eected IL. Holmes A. ID. Herrick,
b. B. Foster. Nathan Cutler, Francis L. Ogden, anu
Joseph Juirnau. The resignation OF Henry NcOl was
receiyed and accepted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-10

REPRESENTATIVE
NETWORK HOUSES
MTE
VARIOUS BRANCHES OF TRADE.
JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS,
unoS,souARE-.
SEwING-MACHINEs
WHEELER g. WILSON MANUFG Co.,
No. ~ PoURTBgsrBs Strict.
W. & j. SLOANE,
sos e49-655 BROADWAY.
PIANOS.
FoUarEgSrH.srREBr.
TOWN CARRIAGES ROAD WAGONS
BREWSTER 81 Co.
oY INCONSISTENCY
ART FURNITURE.
HERTER BROTHERS,
No. SIT BROADWAY
ARCHITECTURAL WOODWORK.
HERTER BROTHERS.
No. SIT BROADWAY.
ARTISTIC HOUSE-FURN1SHlNd DEL
CREATIONS.
HERTER BROTHERS,
No. SIT BROADWAY.
SILKS AMERICAN.
CHENEY BROTHERS.
KEw.YoaE
GUNS AND MILITARY GOODS.
SCHUYLER HARTLEY & GRAHAM,
No. 10 sAIOESLASR
WHITE LEAD,
ROBERT COLGATE & Co.,
PEARL AND BBgknANsrs..
FINE ARTS.
NJ. KNOEDLER & Co.,
Successors to
GOUPH,
No 40 HPrH.AvEsuE
w. KURTZ,
TWENTY. THIRD STR EET AND BROADWAY
BILLIARD TABLES.
Fl. w. COLLENDER,
GOODYEAR RUBBER Co.,
Nos 3e5 AND SGT BRoADwAY
MANUFACTURERS OF RUBBER CLOTHING OF
AMERICAN wALTHAM WATCHES,
BLACK. STARR s. FROST,
Successors to Ball, Black & Coz
Nos. 5e6 AND SGT BROADWAY.
LADIES' wALTHAM WATCHES,
BLACK, STARR & FROST.
Successors to Ball, Black & Co..
Eoa bC5 AND 567 BROADWAY.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE, &C.,
SYPHER g. Co.,
No sos BROADWAY.
No 6ls BROADWAY.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
UNION ADAMS & Co..
No. sIs BROADWAY.
SCALES W. 8. Standard,
FAIRBANKS & CO.,
No. 81 BROADWAY
CABINET AND PARLOR ORGANS,
MASON d. HAMLlN ORGAN Co.,
No % UMoSsoUARR
MASONIC GOODS,
SCHUYLER, HARTLEY g. GRAHAM.
No. 10 aAIDRNLASR.
GROCERS,
PARK & TILFORD,
BROADWAY AND TwENrYPIRsrsR
CIGARS BEST BRANDS,.
PARK g. TILFORD.
BROADWAY AND TwENTYPfRSrST.
WINES BEST QUALITY.
PARK g. TILFORD.
BROADWAY AND TwENrYPIRsrSr.
DRUGGISTS.
CASWELL, HAZARD & Co,
UNDER FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL.
GAS FIXTURES.
MITCHELL. VANCE & Co..
Nc. 6s7 BRoADwAI
AMERICAN, ENGLISH, AND FRENCH
PERIODICALS AND NEWSPAPERS
No 90 uNIossouARa
THE LAST NOVEL "OUT,' AND rHs LAsV
FASHION BOOK.
Can he seen at BRENTANO's.
No. IS USIossovARR
THE POETRY OF "OUR DAY." IN
WORKS OF THB POETS OF" OUR TIME.s
At BRENTANO's,
No IS usIossouAas
THE MOST POPULAR RESORT OFTHG
IITEkATI OF THE DAY.
BRENTANOs.
No IS UMos-seUAaA
THE LITERATURE OF THE WORLD
Fan be seen at BRENTANO'S,
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Efk Avowxs Boid-Thomas w. Fitch and wife,
aud sughesrof Gen exGov H. Wsfmoth
Seth rsen Bdwn NJ Smith Of Rochester, Shewen
Boston 81 James HohCCosLosr
Nelson X Hophns Joseph Anderson Of kien
frl HOa,Lieg Col Barton An,naerl IMAM
ops,-The Hon ksher Nichols u Buffalo lbemarb Hotel
Iepry Pa,nan Of Ee~Haven. Metropolitan H0ks-Dsn Oso
Ia anrA.li x1 uIah
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

THERMOMETERS. YESTERDAY. AT iUDNUrs. IN BROADWAY.
sam-O' Nson-3' 3n p-3' Adpigbt-2o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-10
ALDERMANIC WARNINGS AFTER MORE PAT
RONAGE

The Aldermanic Committee On Street Clean
ing acting the resolution Of the Board that should
investigate the matter and de by which
the streets be kept in cleaner and healthier cond
tion met yesterday and heard suggestions from
Der OF citizens. The Committee will probably hold
several sessions before report made. Several OF
members Of the Board favor taking the Street Cleaning
Bureau from the control OF the police and making of
q department on the ground that the work performed
and the amount OF money expended are greater than
that of several OF the existing departments bill TO
this eject viii probably be prepared aud presented TO
the Legislature.
RESULTS OF ABOLTsHING HOTEL AGENCIES FOR
RAILWAY TICKETS
II has been remarked among those who
formerly held railroad ucket sgenees IN the noIels
early in the Spring they expected that most OF the rail-
road COMPANIES would their tickets TO them IL
thst the majority OF the roads had experienced
losses their withdrawal, and among
Others The Erie Rfsvsy meDtopeL This assertion
is denied BY ths arrangement OF that road, and IT Is
stated tsat issre u ttte probbbiIfy nst neAen siD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-10

LhMPLOUGHs PYRETIC SALINE is the cure for
eyer diseases aud other Spring aud
anenS Sold by Chemists throughout the wor ami tue
II loborn- London. Elglen Use no substitute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-10
Innuounce .nens~I
BURNErrs EXTRACTS are highly concentrated.


WHO is your family dentist7 Ask him if
LYON Too1H TABLETS perfectly sse to use
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OFFICES
IN THE
Tribune Building
PRINTING HOUsE.sQUARR,
TO RENT
From May 1, 1878.

BANKERS LAWYERS, and others are offered werl-
nghted Offices at low prices
The floor VIII be divided into two offices.
The main floor Nassaus cOnsists OF one fine room.
suitable for Banking or Insurance Company. All the
floors available by the elevators which will DO kept
In full operation DAY AND NIGHT
All the Offices win be heated by steam without add-
ional charge 70 the tenant
Early applicants viii have the privilege of having
partitions placed to accommodate them.
Apply to or address the BUSINESS MANAGER
-.t - - Tribune ONES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-10
BROOKLYN.

The Supply Committee OF the Board OF Su-
perysors met yesterday. aud decided TO report that
sl0 900 above the already appropriated for the
supporC OF the county poor Wouli be needed. Tue
Charity that never before this Win
ter were there many applicants Tor relief brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-10
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY.-A meeting was held
slderatlon the burning Of the house OF Bugne
Company No. g. in consequence Of which over $4,000
worth OF property destroyed 1t Is conceded that
the Are was the work OF incendiary. A reward Of
100 mas been the detection OF the guilty per-
son = The clerk lately employed by the Flushing and
Nortu SIDE Railroad Company WHO Was arrested last
week GU q charge OF emDezzling FUNDS from the Com
many aud baed rearTested SesterCay
On three new charges preferred ny Superintendent r.
of 500 TIE young man states hat lie has reeeps 10
for the money.
LOCUST VAILEY.--A few weeks ago robbery was
committed IN "a cottage occupied by the employees OF
Fzhugh Smith. and for some time 10 cew eoud DC 90
tanned OF the r0bDur Special sympathy was felt for
youuc colorcd lad bad was supposed lost every
thing e possessed, aud who WAS about TO return TO his
nome In Petersburg, Va. Alter the Iac's departure,
guilty person day or two ago he received the All
OF the arrest OF the lad ana Tue recovery VI
all the articles stolen.
Observation-Disclosures persons are supplied with u
nights Logging and breakfast at the Town Hail. rue
al lodging for each person costs the county 70
larger than usual An act0n for limited divorce on
the ground OF and inhunHn treatment, has been
hegun IN the Supreme Court or Brooklyn Dy Elizabeth
Higgins against her husband John Higgins.
HrMPsTEAD-E Edmund Walford, for deflng the floor
of the Methodist Church Of this village with tobacco
Juice has been fined S. 1t Il announced that prOm
Dent recdents OF Hampstead, North Hempstead, und
oyster Bay circulating call for meeting TO take
into consideration the expediendy OF forming u new
county TO embrace the towns named
RosLYN-A meeting Of the Teachers Association of the
list Assembly District OF queens County VIII De ned IN
the public school building on Friday next. The Assocl
alton will be in session two days.
STATEN ISLAND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-10
STATEN ISLAND.


RICHMoND.-It is claimed that the present
Board Of Supervisors OF Richmond Count. which was
elected three years Reform Board, has recov
cred for and saved to the county $4,000
parison Of the total amount Of taxes levied and collected
in the OF Southeld shows that In the three years
preceding 1877 the amount was s22249 A. an average Of
S 64 Is, while In the next three years the total amount
Was only s63353 &c. average OF S5i,ll7 50, or an
annual saving OF s33,O46 80.
EDGEwATER.-The Village Trustees have completed q
contract with the Clifton Gas Company To light the
street-lamps for 81 for each lamp per annum..
William II. Vanderbilt, who is large landhoder In
Edgpwater has sent protest TO the Village Trustees
against the opening and extending OF Centres from
Kker-st, 10 SimOnson-ave.
NEW BRIGHToS.-The Commissioners appointed by
the County Court John n Van Chef John Decker. and
Nicholas Van Pel 10 sppraise the damage consequent
upon opening and extending Baxterst.. have compieted
their report which Is now on hle With the Village
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
TARRYTowN.-An election for officers of the
Hildse Bund results in the choice of Charles Munich
President; W. Listman, vce-Presdent; 4. Heiwig,
Secretary; John r. Schulz, Treasurer; George Laik.
Agent.
YoSKERs.-The next meeting Of the westchester
County Historical Society will DE held In the Common
Council Chamber on FeD. IA Tue Rev. Robert Bolton,
the hisoraD l. expected u read paper the history
of Weschester. and Robert r. Getty will read On his
torical essay with special reference 10 YoHkers
NEw.JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-JOhn White, James Hennessy.
Hiram Hogan. the latter coiored. were arrested
yesterday for stealing large quantity OF shoes from
store Montgomery-st. James O'Bren and Cath
erIne Gilmore Of New-York arrested yesterday,
charged with stealing chest OF tea from winehesters
store, Eewarkave the PoOrmaster supplies 800
persons With food and fuel large number
In the Hudson County Court Of Quarter Sessions yesie
saiy to fiteen indictments Charging him wiz spSro
pfaatins watches and Jewelry LEFT with him 70 80
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-28
Moody and SanlIcy.

New I oRK, Oct. 2S. The gathering at the
Brooklyn Tabernacle was greater this morning
than it has been since the commencement of
the meetings. The building was packed be-
fore the services were begun, and then the
usher5 closed the gates. Tie doors OF Lay
College, adjoining, were then opened, and it
also was packed with people in a short time.
At the Tabernacle Moody and oankev we're ac-
companied on the platform by W. c. IIanley,
who offered prayer After hymn had been
sung requests for prayer were received, and
Mr.. Moody followed in earnest supplication.
Then taking for his text the raising of the
widows child from the dead by elisha, he
went on to speak Of rcvivals, and said
1t was great mistake to hope that the
attendance at these meetings would save
either themselves or their children, and that to
have revival success it was not required TO
have large audiences in attendance. They
should 60 direct to the Master and place their
hopes on Him alone. He illustrated these
views by some touching stories Of occurrences
during the war, showing that 10 those pcrIous
times mothers, fathers and children while sepa-
rated bowed at the throne Of the Heavenly
Grace. These stories had marked effect on the
congregation, and men and women were sob
bing all over the house. Rev Dr. Fulton
offered prayer and after singing the meeting
was dismissed Rev. Dr. Parker, of the War
reu-strcet NJ E. Church conducted the revival
meeting in Lay College, and shortly ctore its
close Sankey entered, aud made brief exhor-
tation and sang aud prayed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-28
Tile Markets.

New YORK, Oct. IS. Stocks are active and
irregular Money g. Gold lG!. Flourfrm Wheat
lc better Corn lc better
BALTIMORE, Oct. 2S--Va. SKIES, pccIcrs
~; do. consolidated G35 W. Va. skies 81 bid
Cotton quiet and shade easier; low middlings
l34. Flour quiet. steady and unchanged Wheat
hrner; M. Western red 1877; Pennsylvania
red l33al45; Maryland red ll5al43; amber
ll3al5U do. white l2Oal5O Coru steady;
southcrn white 75a7s; do. yellow 73a744; West
ern mixed -! spot; 10 first half November.
Oats dull and unchanged. Rye quiet at 75aSO
Hay dull and unchanged. Provisions steady
and firm. Butter quiet and unchanged Coffee
dull and nominal. Sugar quiet and steady at lOl
alOs. WhlSkcya shade grmor at lG!all7.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-28
The --latest.

Having made my Fall and Winter purchases
of. CLOTHING, GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS, TRUNKS, HATS and SATCHELS,
and other goods usually found in first class
Clothing Establishment,
would invite the public to call and inspect
them before purchasing elsewhere, feeling con-
ldcnt that can please the most fastdious
My purchases consist in part of the finest of
American, French, Scotch and English fabrics
Boys, Youths and Mems Overcoats, OF all
shades and qualities.
Suits for Boys at moderate prices.
My stock is the largest and most comulcte OF
ANY in th" city. An carly call is solicited.
s. DEALHAM,
Oct IS 50 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-28
Earthquake, &c.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. IS. The earthquake
last night created considerable alarm in differ
ent portions of Memphis There we're three
different shocks following each other in rapid
succession. The vibrations we're strong enough
to rattle windows and crockery 10 q lively man.
ncr especially 10 the upper stories Of buildings,
and in some instances caused stampede among
the occupants.
a full delegation to the St. Louis InteIna-
tional Railroad Convention has been appointed
by the Mayor and Cotton Exchange.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-28
Body of Il Young Lady FOuuG

LEAVENWoRTlI, kAS., Oct. %. The body
of young and beautiful woman aged about
25 years, was found in the river here yesterday.
The corpse was richly dressed. In the pocket
OF the dress, was found $l75. also card case
containing cards bearing the name of NJ. NJ
Black WelI,a check for baggage to Lcavcnwnrth
and pass from Chicago to Kansas City.