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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-19
THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN FRIDAY, MARCH 10 1876.

passenger packet Texas, c. W. Stinde. mas.
Ter, "a. Groves and Geo. Fee, clerks. leaves
ior shreveport, Coushatta, Grand Ecore and
all way landings on Red River, at P NJ
FOR ATTAKAPAs.-The Ida, Capt. Forgay,
| leaves at ) P NJ
FOR ST. LOUIS. - The Bismarck, John
opane, master, at P. NJ.
|: For GRAND EcoRE. The fine steamer Sem
mole, Jno. Helm, master, Jno c. Mitchell.
clerk, at ) P. NJ
FOR OPELoUsAs.-The Fleta, c. G. Pickett,
master, at ) F. NJ
For CAMDES.-The Gov. Allen, ]. W.
Blan1s master, Messrs. Horr and Baker
clerks, leaves at } 2. NJ
FROM OUR EXCHANGES
The river was falling last evening. with
eleven feet ten inches water in the canal. and
nine feet eeven inches in the chute Oh the
tails. business good. Weather cloudy and
warm, with spasmodie showers
men.
we like to be accommodating and all that,
out when We tell man where a boat lies,
when she IS going away, how to get there
and what it COSTS We think he imposes upon
good nature when he asks Us to carry his
carpet-S}ck and loan him half dollar
The Mary Houston, Capt. Charles Miller,
leaves the city wharf at + o'clock this after
noon for New Orleans.
The Charles Bodmann passed up from New
Orleans yesterday morning.
The Warner and barges, for New Orleans
will pass down tomorrow.
We would buy ticket in the lottery for
our jack, but We are satisfied he won't drQ,r
anything
Now they want to make a circus and men
agere out Of Cincinnati BY making old John
Robinson Mayer.
From Cincinnati Commercial March II
Foggy, with a heavy shower early in the
morning, alternately clear and cloudy and
warm, with strong southwest wind during
the day, and prospect Of good rain last night.
The mercury indicated IS degrees at 6 4. NJ,
- at y NJ. and A at 8 z. n. Here, the
river rose 10 inches during the twenty-four
hours ending at z. NJ, with 30 feet of water
by the water-works marks last night, when
there was G. feet under the Newport and 81
feet space under the Coyington bridge for
passing steamers.
ST. LOUIS March l. There was consider
able ram fell last night. Weather to-day
cloudy and cool Business fair Monday. The
Great Republic, City Of Quincy and Mollia
Moore are loading for New Orleans, at 10
cents for flour, and % cents hundred for
pound freight
The Eekert came up this morning from the
Mary Alice, after coal ana lumber, The latter
to be used IL building Il bui!i-hetd ia the
sunken steamer. The Ecker and the 5 tlvor
pumped torty-eisht hours a. he Mary Alice,
with five pumps, throwing fully tive hundred
barrels of water per inmate, but they failed
to prodacs any effect. Capt. Du8tn will
make another Trial before giving up the bot.
NASHVILLE, March y. River rising ore
foot IN Dour VI h twen;y-nine fe-t on Hsr-
peth Shoala Clear AID II as:nt. Tie Bufks-
vile arrived from Cairo. \ heavy thunder
storm and high winds pravailad over TIL, aud
surrounding States from early sunday morn
ing until to-day noon, pTostrating telegraph
lines III ali directions. Tennessee River Is
still rising at jacksonville Tennessee. NoE
clear and calm.
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Pearl river-Per schooner Bogue Houma-4O, 00C
feet lumber to order
Pearl river-Per schooner PetIonia H-40 0C0 feet
lumber to w w Care Aco
Biloxi-Per schooner Elvira-45 cords wood to
master
Bioxi-Per schooner Richard-120o bbls charcoal
to master
RECEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Pascagoula-Per schooner Mary Theresa-30 900 fl
lumber to order
Tshefuncta rver--Per schooner Covington- 20
cords wood 10 master
Tchefuncta river-Per schooner La Belle-50 cords
wood to master
Bay st Louis-Per schooner Aimee-s00 bbls of
charcoal to master
Blind river-Per schooner Hermit No 2-l6 cords
wood to master
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Exports.

IIyERPOOI.-Per shin Sanspareil-333i bales cot
'o VERA Cruz VIA TUXPAN-Per brig Espe-
ranza-For Vera Cruz % GOO feet lumber IL packs
shocks 50 packs shingles 81 lkgs mdse
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Arrived.


hip Evange'ne Bowie, from Liverpool Jan 26th t
maSteI-Polnt
hip Southern Chief. Higgins from Liverpool Jan 81
TO master-l'oint
lark A mila Robinson Tarbox, ~ days from liz ei
pool via Key West to Ocean, Zerega eco
choner Old Chad Read, 3 days from Bonaca, TO
Macheca &CO-2d dist 7 L
sTEAMBoATs.
John W Garrett Booth, from Csncinnau with
barges
Waloon Ruiz from Lower Coast
Texas StiudC from Shreveport
w S Pike Brown, from Fisher LanGin.
Wawenock Gleason. from Bonnet Care
Mary Ida Ruiz, from White Hall
] + Frazer Canton, from Lower Coast
CITY of Alton. Bixby, tom Louis
Bee Symmcs, from st Louis, with harges
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Steamer MARITIME from Monticello
Schooner L Wakeman. from Fish river
Schooner Wren, from Bayon LacomDe
Schooner IIy LatnuI, from Biloxi
Schooner Bo1ue Homa, from Pearl riNcr
Schooner Petrona H. from Pearl river
schooner ElviIa, from Biloxi
schooner Richard from Biloxi
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
schooner Mary Theresa. from Pa~cagoala
Schooner Coringlon from Tchrtuncta river
Schooner La Belle from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Aimee from Bay St Louis
Schooner Hermit No 3, from Blind river
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sl20,21 ~
the above amount includes ALL CLAIMS against
the Company that matured during lo74, at this
agency.
All persons who desire policies in strong prompt
paying company sh1uld be insured in the st. Louis
Life Insurance Company.
HARMON DOANE Gen. State gent
a2i If 1-2 Cravier st. New Orleans La.
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,PENSACOLA-Per lugger GaIibaldi-Lot fruit 80
bbls potatoes bbls apples
Importa.

LlVERPOOL-Per ship L GilchriS,-3225 sacks
salt to order
GREENOCK-Per ship Cacutta-394 tons pig iron
to J A Stevenson
LlNERP0OL-Per ship Golden Rue-29i3 sacks
salt 300 states 10 order
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THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.

fIIIay .I0rHINB, NIaTCH 10, 100. ]
The river Office of the BULLETIN has been
.a,noved from Kounss Building Canal street
Sarrv landing, to No. 4 Delta street, over E.
Gonery & Sons. where the undersigned can
Se found daily from A. NJ. to p NJ
M II. Duncan, Jr., will, from and after
This date, represent rs on the landing when
sre are not there in person. Any other party
claiming to represent rs will be an imposter,
as ne have no other assistant.
GEO. J. DUNCAN,
River Reporter n. 0. Bulletin.
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Memoranda.


(By egraph.)
Havana March Ito +. A. Yorke AGent'-Ihe
steams hin Junata, Capt Cathaine, sailed At T. NJ
today tor Philadelphia,
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|
| uREENOCk-Per ship Cacutta-394 tons pig iron
| 10 y Stevenson
| LIZ ERPOOL-Per ship Golden Rue-29i3 sacks
| SAT- 0t,3U0 states 10 order
| Receipts of Produce.
CINCINNATT-per tnybnat Tnl,n w {. Gar,o.,
and barres-t bhls whisky d half hills WHISKY D
tierees lard 1st pkgs rds tn & whitney cc,, a450
kegs nails \ Ok NJ 4 E-25 hills whisky Inc A
ans &co-3 bhds crockarv II r Warmly. 4 harra,rs
box castira, Rice Eros lco-I0O hnvrs candas H.
| & WIlcoX-ot tHTtifuTt ! II Ieur--lat fI,uitura'
Buer-.0bbIs yghi.kv Sraiit ihI A.
! Byrnps 4 Rar.toq--3- trl5irs butt.r q II ar,nrr
Aces 40 f DelBondio-50 bbls ni1 I {; CJ,rt "a
doZ wasbhaard r G Nortis-ti ],x.s Iitta,s Tn, r.
Moore Aco-lt5 sacks oats to ordar-10 dn Cbas
Pl.a4ant.-ta6 do ,. balr. IN. Inrdor (. Gnr,il
y colr,. tsutry Miller & Never a. ,.1s COW, Ias
! Wr.r krn-Il57 n. Fafr.tiill q Eiu,li,.n, qoo do
/ kin,-t5O boxes .aln ~ tier 10 I3r q 4 Ftnurh
g. hx~ bacon iii hi bls nor III yyab9cher 4 IIirb
- half bbIS brandy 40 hnvns I,aa.l. S,IT,I R, 90
. T. kegs mars Stautlrr Maerra,ly Arol9 do r. or
der! crates ptlthtuwlr. l. rlrs Glassware Mrs i
Gauche-15 boN-- do { 7 (iancho 3 do do W
. SAFialu-31 pk9- \ PtI~er-lb do do tI4iua~ Rpli
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ATTARAPA>, AND ATGEIAFaI.AYA.

FOR ATrAKAPAS AND ATCHAFALAYA
Leave, On SATURDAY March ~, at + NJ.
, Tr.s For Snittspori, Churcnyiie, and
Af,.sssssttssis. all lsndiugS 'Atcbatalaya RIVER
's1'a''s-~|A Bayou Chenc Pattersonvile Centre
vile, Frtnkiin, Charentoa, Jeanere t. New iberia
Iaussc Poilte St. II ,rtinville ana al landings on
Bayou TcoEe-The light-,liaught steamer
llu.
j. p Forgav, master, a. Neyner ST.. clerk,
will leave above. For freight or passage apply
on board or 10 HITE 4 CARLIN, Agents
mhl9 ThouDitoulas street.
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Cleared Yesterday.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN. !
Friday Morning, March II. }
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COTTON SEED FOR PLANTING
All Varieties Mt Reduced Prices,

refer my friends, and the public in general to
CHAS. A GREEN. formerly Green & CfTunpy now
with Temple 5. Coons Esq. No. 81 Carondelet street
to whom have transferred my Cotton Seed Business
Price. reduced TO suit the times.
d23 2tawtf VIM NJ. PINCKARD
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OUAGfiETA RIVER.


Leaves on FRIDAY, March H. at 2. 81.
G=e, n For Camden, EidOrado Monroe,
49, J Trenton and all way landings ON Qua
a-=---z--c-as chita an Black rivtIs-The steamer
Ouachia Belle.
F. A Blanks master Joe Holmes clerk
makes connections with steamers Goose for Little
River, 1ensas and Bayou Macon Bertha BrunnaI
for D'Arbonne; Ora for Bartholomew and Saline
Riv,r; Stella Block for Boeuf River
ADAMS & WORK, w. Il. CLARKE,
BklTTON 6 EPPLER. mhlf
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British ship Sanspare Purdy, for Liverpool
Hall & Vaughn
Mexican brg Esperanza Basso for Vera Cruz via
Tuxpan- NJ PUG eco
Insger Ga1ibaldi Felland, for Pensacola Master
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RECEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN.
LIST OF VESSELS
Up, Cleared and Sailed for New Orleans
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Steamship Cortes Freeman. $500. sid Mar -
BOSTON.
Ship City OF Boston Crosby. cid Feb l.
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship Eazoe, Barrett Mr. II
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Below hi2i water mari, Of 1874
NELSON GOkOM, Ser-t. sig Serv., e. S. A.
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GPEIEsUsRS.
REGULAR PACKET.
leaves EVERY WEDNESDAY,
IT, n For WushingiOn. Port Barre.
ssss@s J Simnisport Churchville, and all way
E,ntings on Atchtt.tlaya and Mississippi
Nyers-Thc steamer
Ru.
lin place of steamer TrenfOnJ
f. QuatrevauN, master H. Moaison, clerk,
will leave above giving through bills Of lading to
Bayou de Ghiz"s, and connecting at Simspoit with
steamer Creole. For freight passage apply on
board, or to j. M. BOWLING
mh3tf p Decatur street.
lLeaves EVERY WEDNESDAY, at ) F. M
ness a. For Washington, PORT ksRrres
sssae4trS Smmeport, Churchville and all land asg
<-@h<7 on the Coast, Atchafalaya River ard 3e-
Sou Courtabieau-the new ard Light dr2uga. pasasa,
ger steamer
Ecrlha,
VIM. Burton master j. II. S.ip7ifb clSrs
viii leave as above. connecting at Simmsport with
steamer Minnie for Bayou Dcs Glaizes FOR freigas
passage apply on GCarf to
auf If RRITT0E g. FPPLER INF Hor'T,,1 =;
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IIARINE NEWS.

Per 100 lbs. t Per bag.
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rs FOR SALE-The new light lraught
stssss.sss.ts u steamer HOMER as she now lies at
'Ss--~--s Algiers For particulars apply to
BELL X MENCE,
hii1 II and IL Delta street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-14
AN EMBARRASSED CITY RAILROAD.

FURTHER DETAILS OF THE TROUBLES or THE
BLEECKEI STREET LINE.
The suit against the Blocker Street and Full
ton Ferry Railroad Company begun by John NJ Harlow,
Of the mortgage bondhoiders to forecose
the first mortgage has been threatened IL Is stated for
four months but through the efforts Of the stock
holders has syerted until the present time In add
ton TO the bonded Indebtedness comprising 100000
IN first and 100000 in second mortgage bonds
the Company has the burden OF the unpaid
tsxcs for 1869 and 1870 amounting to $4,000
and the rent Of the depot premises in Tenth-ave.
hear Twelfthst, which has been paid and amounts
20 &32l2 There is also the interest the bonds
due Las. July, amounting 10 ga 500, and floating debt
the Of which could not be learned The stock Of
the Company Is 100000, and a few years ago ii was
worth 50 cents and the first bonds 80 cents. Bonds TO
She amount OF 100000 Issued at the time OF the
thrds The track laid but has never been used.
Dember of the Suyvesant Safe Deposit Company OF No
J Third-ave., which holds q large part Of the fret
mortgage bonds, stated yesterday that tho road
has deprecated IN value Of late years through
InismaDagement. There is not lac said, q road
IN the city which for its extent, has better patronage
Than this Is not likely TO be injured by rapid transit
Capitalists say that they willing TO pay than the
amount Of the frst mortgage for the road. The city
railroads rule have not made money during the last
creased Some roads have paid the interest tber first
mortgages but few have returned anything to their
stockholders
The Beeckerst road employs 50 conductors and 65
drivers, paying them 81 25 per day each IL runs 80
ears Of them being the Bower division, and
28S bosee The earnings Of the cars vary from to
go day each those the Bowey branch not being
- well pstfonzod as the Others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-14
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
sHREwD SYSTEM OF DEFALCATIoN.

ShREWD SYSTEM OF D'sfALCAllON
=. e. JAFFRAY 4 CO. THE vICTIMs-$4O,OO0 IN
voLvED-ruE DEFAULTEg NOT YET ARRESTED.
An original and systematic method of de-
fauding employers recently brought to light by the
members Of the weknown dry goods Importing house OF
T. g. Jaffray Co., who were the victims About year
ago that arm employed, liberal salary as the head
Of their ribbon department, c. A. Church. who at one
time was in the employment of A. T. Stewart
4 Co., but who, just previous to his engage
ment with JafTray Co.. had been salesman
for Philip sehulhof Co., Wholesale dealers In
ribbons at No AT Broomest 1t is stated that Church.
Immediately after his engagement with the firm which
he has defrauded went to David Phillips small COM
mission dealer whose place OF business Is at No 3Os
Canalst and stated that Jafray Co. had authorized
him to purchase all ribbons OF certain width ana man
ufacture and that Phillips would act as his broker he
would make all purchases and divide commissions To
this arrangement Phillips assented, stipuating as he
claims that previous TO the rendering OF the bill was
70 be satisfactorily shown that tho amount of goods
charged had really been purchased from ~ahe manulac
n has since transpred that Church. who had the entire
confidence Of the firm used Phillips merely as tool ana
s a sD wSe made
Co Phillips the proceeds of the checks were gwen 70
Church the commissions beng ps En
Sn the defacstion, had him brought before the Ersd
Jury He an account OF the TRANSACTION pu. no
eeps were taken against him. The former employers OF
Philiips and Philip Schulhon Co speak highly OF him,
and say that they have known him for ten or tweNe
years believe that he has been unwtlngy made the
The total defalcaticn said 10 reach $4,000 Church
who q married man with small family, left the cry
sboui two weeks ago. Detectives have been employed
u him, hut yet his OF hiding mas nor peeh
hui TO have been very disspsted in his habits He
boarded at the Westminster Hotel where his wife stu
ss Jairay Co are noted for careful scrutiny OF the
transactions of persons employed by them.
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t.,ned the next highest number Of votes to Sol

tatned the next highest number Of votes 70 soI'
ONION g. Guthrie. Thomas Dickson and Asa Packer
who own not single share. and not entitled 70 seas
in the Board The arrival In this country OF sr Ed"a1a
Watkin continued Mr. HOllinger, In just III time lie
has been sent over here only by the foreign share
holders who have been assessed for that purpose SIX
pence Der share hut also by the bondbolder Who are 10
pay him per cent Of all the moneys he collects Ios
the purpose We are now making arraheehe",t ~
about two weeks general meeting Of the sharehodefs
will held, when the assessment on stock heid III VII
country will decided upon One important result Oh
our obtaining the complete list Of stockholders ana he
residences IL that been enabled 10 Wre 70 All
these people to revoke the proxies given Barlow two
years He had right to use them al tns as. oy
represent II 900 600 OF stock. Mr. Barlow represents
S23 900 900 hut ono-haf Of this representation ~ COLL
posed OF proxies which have become Void.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-14
FATAL sTABBIyG IN PLAINFIELD, N. J.

George Perrine was stabbed on Tuesday
night by Frederick Ell in Planheld, n j., and is not
expected recover, and bail has been refused for his
assaant. Perrino left his brothers house about 10
O'Clock, and he says that reaching the sidewalk he
attacked by strange man, whom he Knocked down.
The stranger than stabbed him three times aud he stag
grred into the residence OF his fatherinlaw where he
tainted. His wounds afterward pronounced fatal
His assaiant, Eli arrested Wednesday, and did
deny using the knife that he attacked BY
three LII u aud used IL In selfdefsnse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-14
srrcInR RY HANGING IN NEWARK.

Joseph Faust, q German, age 81, was found
yesterday morning hanging to the railing of the porch IN
front Of his house, In NineteeDthav between bItcenth
and seyenteenthsts Newark Mr. Faust retired about 10
O'Clock on Thursday night somewhat depressed In spirits
His nfeless body wac discovered neighbor lie leaves
q wife and four children The County Physician deemed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-14

Fin Arenm Hote,-The Hon. b. ii. Bristow, sec.
rotary Of the Trcasnry Blnord wilson sonci s' =.
Treasury: Gen L. r. Walker Of Alabama John - stenart
g. at Lepsc and Col r. Kinsman Of LIS
WIndsor Hof,i-Col. Thomas a. scott, Presdem OF the
Railroad COMPANY AID H. b. nurDa' p TEf
pIia and Chief Engineer J. W. King. Y. s. Navy h2et
Brurscick-Baron seilcre OF Paris and M NIL iuu an
(onsu AT philadelphia Grand CeDtdl Hotet-Wian stk
ncy OF the Commission Eccren Houss-Ihe lion ~
w Scott member Of the Prtvy Council OF
Hekl-JOaqun Miller VI Oregon
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TRIBUTES TO HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN

TRIBUTES TO HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN.
MEMORIAL MEETING OF THE LIBERAL CIUB-AD-
DREssKs BY ]. X. Ii. WILCOX, GEN. CHRISTIAN
sFN, AND OTHERS.
Last evening the Liberal Club held meet
ing Plmpton Hall in commemo.atiOn Of the late Hans
Christian Andersen At the OF the platform large
Danish flag suspended, from the upper corners OF
which hung two small American flags In front OF the
stand stood easel supporting large photograph OF
Mr. Andersen, on side Of which was Danish
and on the other side American flag Among
those present Danish Nice-Consul Schihdt'
Gen. Christensen, o personal friend OF Andersen,
and so members Of the Danish Club. The lecturer
OF the evening WAS ]. X. II. Wilcox who spoke or
the early life OF Andersen and of his struggles amid
ward which his genius had earned. MT WILCOX sara
Andersen the heart Of his nation he was Justly 10
be called the Danish Shakespeare II Andersen nad nVeu
in bakespe9re's day, he would nave been calieu ura
atst had Shakespeare lived in these days ne wOuu
have been called novelist The speaker then referred
TO the number OF LANGUAGES INFO whch Ahu.rs'n ~
The Ugly Ducklng," which greeted with applause
Mr.. Wilcox followed 10y Gen. Cbristiansen, WHO
gave account OF his acquaintance with andersen;
Once Andersen had asked him If his works were read
much in America and on being told they were, ne
many friends He said that although Andorsen's
nations, he claimed almost wholly by the Danes.
He thanked the Cu for the honor they had para 10 enc
memory Of the poet he said he had heard Aniersehs
stories read only Andersen himself could read them
general discussion upon the merits and dement's or
the Danish author follow in which Dr. an Der Weyc
Henry Evans. william Dudley Folk stephen Pearl An
participated Several small photographs OF Mr Ahael
sen then distributed. They were taken IN Ger
many and upon one 0f them was written t'ernal sell
tcnce, attached to which was the autograph I'll T. An
tarse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-14

mems warrants for June and he has received an In
timston that the removal Of the Fire Viii
he made in day two. without f0undation Inc
Mayor has not been HIS office since Wednesday Prcsi-
dent Of the Board Of Aldermen Ia acting IN hs ao-
--.,..
No change has yet been made by the Corporation
Counsel among the persons in his Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-14
CITY HALL INCIDENTS.

Nsndsut Of Budin and other members Of the City
sEnmsnt Of st. Louis, called yesterday acting Mayor
lcws They win visit the Institutions charge OF the
oQmmissfonen Of Charities and Correction, to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-14

past years Assault and battery CASES. all attended wiz
ssrous resus stempts at outrage Of them In the day
time bnrgariea 49, the loss amounting 20 over !Oo A.
tempts burglary H. Of them 1t midday ana s'te"p
OF incendiartsm.
HoBoKRs.-Citizens complain that the Delaware Iacka
Western Railway Company " dumping oUal Anu
6lth from the grounds at Henderson and
Nineteenth ats.
GUITgyBERG-James Mclaughlin while ensageh 10 nggng
an sc The foundation ~ the Bulls
Ferry road had Of his legs fractured by the fa o. s