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/ FIELD DAY FOR MIR. BERGH.

Yesterday. in the Court OF Special Sessions William
Brady fined s25 for reckless driving and cruelty
beating his horse Sunday last In Harlem lane
Harry Bertholf appeared as a witness Tor Mr. Bcrgb
anu said the prisoner abused The horse IN a shameful
manner
Bernard McMahon was sentenced to ten days In the
City Prison for working poor old horse covered with
The animal died IN tho stable few hours Alter
the arrested
James Dougherty was fined $40 for overlooking and
beating his horse.
George Andrews fined $40 for working horse
before lager beer wagon with dreadful sore under
the collar.
John Kennedy, driver OF a coal cart was sen, TO tho
Island for ten days for being driving reck.
lessly.
During the week the agents OF the society made four.
teen arrests ordered out harness aud sent home to
their stables twenty seven disabled horses unht Tor
work; nineteen tcamstcrs were compelled to reduce
their loads, and the amDuianccs called cut eleven
times 10 remove injured animals from the streets
thirytrc complaints were received from citzcns IN.
vestgated and The evils rcmcdiod without arrcsug the
Olcuucra
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TELL-rALE LOOKS.

William Kelly, young man, who says no Is from
Baltimore rcmandcd yesterday BY Judge Kasuirc
at FiIy seventh Street Court suspicion Of hav.
ing stolen valuable Jcwclry which he was try,na
to sell when arrested Officer Doau, OF the Eighteenth
precinct. said he met the prisoner Third avenue
yesterday, and not hiking his appearance, he followed
hm until he entered stems Office, near Twenty
third street There Kelly offered for sale lady's
gold watch and chain, with gold attached 10 tho
cham, on which engraved the word "EmiIy;' two
sets OF cameo brcastpns and earrings, IN all OF the
estimated value OF 500 Kelly sad, whcn asked how
lac got the articles that they had oeen gwen him by
a cousin, IN Baltimore, named Gcorgc Kelly and that
his object in coming to New York 10 lind better
market tor the sale OF the Icwclrv. IN effort will DO
made TO lind other than Kelly Tor the property
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CITIZENS COMPLAINTS.

Tue following note was received a, the HERALD Office
yesterday
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
There are two more rotten telegraph poles In Grand
strect-onc IN front OF No 246 and one in front
OF No 25S The former has been reported the police
several times within the past months but no no
tcc has been taken OF II Another loss OF lite will
occur II they are not attended to. GRAND STREET.
reporter visited the locality found the state
mcn Of the condition of the telegraph poles in NO wise
exaggerated One OF the poles mentioned in addition
10 being old and cracked aicn at tho base
and totally unit for In TACT tho whole Of them
pn Grana street. cast OF the ,wcry arc too hight for
the purpose and so cid that tuey ought removed
they stand IN every position bat the perpendicular
and look as though they needed but Ink aid topple
over. why the police have taken notice VI tue
complaints made does not appear perhaps is be.
cause the matter comes under tho Jurisdiction CT the
Bureau OF Encnmbranccs The Superintendent OF that
department DC icvcd " was his power TO remove
pole that considered dangerous Tho Assistant
the same power tor that body though he allows must
be done through the Department OF Pubic Works Thu
may he very GEAR to tho gentlemen composing these
several bureaus. but II gives definite rufvrnati0n
the public. Whosocver NAY DO responsible should
give their attention TO tho along te limo OF Grand
street, east OF the Bowery, and take guard
tho recurrence OF fatal accidents like Of
the I'd inst
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ACCIDENT TO A COUNTY AUDITOR.

Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Maurice Fitzgerald, County
Auditor Of Kings county severely injured by fall
inr from a De Kalb avenue car. Drsokyu, from which
\ Concord street.
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A FATAL FALL.

Mary Cody aged iwenty-thrcc, OF No. l4a Cherry
street, while sitting the fourth story window OF her
residence yesterday morning, accidentally Tell TO the
yard aud WAS instantly killed Coroner Eickhon was
hoti6sd
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A -CHANCE or TINE-TiiE fAvORITE sTEAMR
~. LONG BRANCH, CaptHn Gurus. will commence hi
regular Sunday trips 10 Newourg for the
June H. Leave foot OF 9th ST., boboken. 80 A. NJ I'd
ton ferry. BROOKLYN. at $40 A. W.. West 10Th A. MI
West Pain IT., 30 A. NJ landing at Yonkers Iona Ia,
West Point. Cold Spring and toruw ALL Returning. Lead
Sewburg at 30 J.. W. Warm meals and rcrcshm al
served on board at reasonable rates.
Fare tor the round trip, 81.
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RK HERALD SATURDAY AUGUST H. WITH SUPPLEMENT-
COAsrwusE STEAMSHIPS.
DxNxM1 TRANSIT AND PACIFIC NAL. :
STEAMSHIP LINES.


ss1I1sD hArHS Sas Sana5s NEW
FRAME 's. fSs' HSs'
%; an.
'F Prom sAS SSXScisSS e JxfSS aud elisa
f fss% s4s SEAsslsso sHxp%Gj iSIXSbs 1Ss
i';i 81 pssc:t J sqRS suLLAv
No Bowling Green. pier :. North River Zoo. Canal ;.
ONLY Direct LINE FOR fLoKI IA sSll,lH
- 10. ror. rs o n,s ~ Eas Kse The
steamer Ak9NDELkr Captain Fsirsssh will sail Fri;
pons, FOR reiTh. or passage apply 10 c. H. MALLORY
M %.hips-NoNaAX CITY vim sall ron y. g!s.
hsno
'; 'I%sa !'s
a oS'pa a ali po on hS
harrisburg and San An.on. ionson and Texas Central
Continental raroads. Freights for St. Marys and Fulton
sS,srass dues Corpus Christi and Brazos
tine s s esd pocy Of C.
Whitney Co. 10 New Orleans per cent. 70 Texas ports
CHARLES A. WHITNEY CO.. Agents. Office. pier 50
Nest, esIfysg the United States M arno steamer
Su II GS"1 esf ,. a.sasS
q nains even to all points On Inc onsoa and rsxm
Houston henderson aud the Galveston narrsbu.g aud
Ban antonio Taiifoads Freight ana Insurance lowest
apply s'EA Co.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP ooMpASI.
For Norfolk. City r"in,asa kiehmoad. Tuesdays Thurs
At a; n A,.s;s S
vhsa.s SswSsSn and ws.ninetsa; y WA Sorioik,.
DsI1 Monday: Msaass%sy ana Friday srA.
Passenger aceomnioda.ons nnsurpa,s surpassed. - n,
low II
s5ssh' i .sssrss a !. MeS SRe si
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
A. The MAkY u fowELL Tor Vest PonI Se~Sars
ssf
w leave pie: 90 Ssr'H River NsS,ry s.. daily sunday:
evening irsins for the North
ALBASy-pEorLE's LINE.-srkAMBoArs LEAyyE
for Albany and Al paints Sore, end Vest s,sa. REDUCTION;
aud return Meals on European plan 1885,
AP rHoX PY DAY ToArs yIssAED
Sy isrsytoa IVES. Point; SsxSsrs fSashiso
Ss ran for the West Now York cs
Pouehk eepse. 81 so: Saratoga and return. 50 ~
SEE sfR M By
o. vessy St. New York 20 and oath 81 at 10 A. NJ,
Cornwall Returning. arrive a. Brsokyn ! r. NJ Tickets
CIrIzENs LINE.-ELEGANT STEAMBOATS, FOR
~ Troy Saratoga and all points North East ard West
leave daily Saturday, ut from pier 40 North
River Through fare to Saratoga only s. 50; excursion
tickets, good for 30 days 81 so.
CATSKILL GREEN LINk.-STEAMER NEW CHAM
= North River r. II. Fare. SOC. ber,hs free. 49, '
nAILY LINE TO NoRwALK.-FARE REDUCED.
by the swim steamer AgRowsMIrH leaving Jewell.
wharf. Brooklyn 80 r. pier 81 River, AS p.
NJ, and foot OF SD ST. r. NJ. Returning, Leaves Norwak
s No. a unS"y sa S so"eS%s each
roads Fare. 30 cents; excursion tickets so cents
IONA ISLAND, WEST POINT AND NEWBURG.-SEE
l nfs
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nAILY LINE TO NORWALk.-FARE REDUCED.
ny the swim steamer AgRowSMIrH, leaving Jewels
wharf. Brooklyn 30 T. NJ pier 81 East River as r.
NJ, and foot OF SD ST. NJ Returning Leaves Norwalk
so NJ, daily Sundays excepted, connecting each
with the Danbury and Norwaik and New Haven rail-
roads Fare, 30 cents excursion tickets. 80 cents.
IONA ISLAND. WEST POINT AND NEwBURG.
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~ NOTICE.
With view to diminishing the chances OF collision. the
OF this line take specific Tor I'LL OF
the year.
ON outward passage from Queenstown TO New York
the merdsr Of so AZ latitude nothing
the north oil -
Or the passage crossing the meridian OF SO
~ lstisude, or nothing to the north ct A.
FROM NEW YORK FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
TOWN.
PRUSSIA. WED, Aug Ii ALGERIA. W co. Aug 80
SCYTHIA. Ned. Aug % BOTHNiA.. We'd sept. u
Steamers marked do not carry stecrage passengers
Cabin passage $50 SlCO and $3.50. gold according
COMMUNICATION Return tickets on favorable terms.
Seeage tickets to and from all parts OF Europe ut very
low .
Freight and passage Office No. Bowling Green,
- q.
, 1876-01-26

whose gray coats ara - familiar 10 tho business.
mon OF Chicago N tho lamp-poats are. Dhy
aftor day, rain or Bhine. hot or cold, 1t Ia thets
duty TO tr,ldgs along. boartng tbs sccnrnnatou
and oftentimts compelled to beAr the reapon-
ability Of tho nova thsE arc nnconactously tho
distributors Of. Few people have sYmpathy Tor
their troubles, which may b. many. aud nobody
ators 70 think th". tho poor carrier perhaps h1s
the Government allows for such service. All Is
roll with the csrrier. porhapB, WHOM atcknens
ntays Away from his doorn; hut *hen By weary
walking through rain and mud. d,scaso attacks
him. then. III is III With the carricr
The case. ho has other meana::ot support. Il ho
IL unable TO work, substttuso must DO supplied,
or tho situation ID lost. The Government ttoea
not bind itself to hold situation vacant until
f.oss .ro montio,od to show how great neee.-
sity existed Tor tho car1lc1a Of Chicago. numbor-
matua! protection. This haa only
E;cHny hson done hy ,, sh1 oFs.niz,ti1
It's obIoct ts to assist poor and unfortunate let-
ter.csfrcra who for any OF tho reaaonn above
mentioned may become In need Of assistance.
Tho Association Is worthy Of support. aud IN
this connection No arc Elsd to be sb1s to A.. r.
tho lead In acts Of charity tayo rendered tho
Association aaries Of benefits At thoir thcstro,
tho Muhounn, to coubss Of twelve rcrfofnancos
In tho aocture-room Of the ns1sonm. afterooon
Fob. t. ouo.half Of tho proceeds OF oil tickets
sold by carriers going to tue Aasoclhtioh. q
ticket to hny ono Of these entertainments ad'
mita the holder to tho museum also. The
tickets nro already in tho hands Of carrieta Tor
sale. and they arc good At sny time oithor 10.
fore or after tho dates abovo uaned. Tho oh.
tect ts most deserving, anu should meet the cor
dial support Of tho busfucss public.
, 1876-01-26
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Judge Wallace was sick yesterday, and ~
Court.
Tho cngincots ut the raw Hospital commenced
work yesterday, nnd for tho first time steam
found ila wsy through tha pipes.
Tho complaints about the management Of tho
Recorder'e o!llca hRye reached certalu members
Of the County Board, Who ray. speaking from
their personal knowledge, that things there-
abouts are not ~ they SHOULD b..
Maggie brady Was among tho arriyala A. tho
malo department Hho wts overcome by gricf,
and feiguod sudden aud serionA sicknoas
Whom inBlde, however, aho whs readily recog-
uized - An old customer by The inmates who
8rootol hor with various expectations OF vel
come. BAo will DO welcomed at Joliet After
about tho eaIno Bsylo. 6ho is IN old crlnlnat,
and. bosdos her Jail sentences, is said to bare
seryed two terms in tho penitontiary.
THE iNsAHE AAYLuA.
Tho report at the Society Of Physicians aud
Surgeons tn refetepc6 to tho conduct of tho In
sane Asylum created considerable cosnmotiou In
official circles yesterday. It ia generally concad-
Cd now that tue County Board caunot longer fktl
TO take cognizance Of the condition OF At
fairs. Tho opinion Of Tho n,enbeta Of tho
adopting 1t leaat ono ! Of the suggestions
Of tho report-that Is, to allow tho Medical
Superintendent OF the institution cntlre control
Of tho ipaans. II the Board stops heso It vii!
but half do its duty, In vIew Of the fact that \
necessity oxtsts for competont corps of pllys!.
Clans for tho treatment Of tho tnsane. for tue
report refurzoa to confirms whAt hhA already
been stated in these columns. that the Medical
Superintendent WAS not graduate Of = medical
cpllQge,
, 1876-01-26

animal roports, ntatomonsa, and ostfmatos. Ths
bookkospors OF tho Board Of Public Works
hare boon working as IAte A II p. m., and the
employees In tho Comrtrofiesa ol1ce hRYo boon
keepiug about tho tsno hours.
Tho wator-pipo laid By the Dokrd Of Public
Works during tho year 1878 cont, including tho
laying theroof aud the erection OF hytlrAuta,
eds 002.os. Tho oost Of operating tho Wator-
Works during Tho past nine months WAS $780,
G70.45. nnl tho total receipts from Wator-la1
during thd tstns tin,o We1o tG37, ,030.6i,
noAtlD or HEALTH.
Sanitary Superintendent Miller reports 100
deaths for tho week ouding last saturday, d do.
crease Of 81 ~ compared With tho preceding
week, and ~ N compared with ulo cortespoua-
lug week iast year. There wors Gl under 10
years Of ass; 70 10 co. ~ 90 70 60 9; 90 10 a. 12,
20 to 60. 4; 80 10 Co. 7; GO to 70. al 10 to 80.
so 10 90. /. or ths dead, 69 voro malos. 90 fe.
Ipatcs, 81 married. 10 single. colosod, 101
Nhito. There wore 4 deaths from conEsssioa
OF tho bEain a from consumption, from
Group. 8 from acsrlo. tcvor, 9 ftom montugitls.
aud from pneumonia.
, 1876-01-26
THE ClTY-HAlL.

Water-sents yesterday wore $2,139, and real
And pcrBopa! ta1es. $2.946.
Tho Committee on Police 10 called for Friday
at . y. m., In tie City Clerks office.
The average Of daily tax.co!lec.Iops from tho
th1eo Town Collectors has been about e35,U0O.
hir. John ssomatt, OF tie Special Assessmeat
Department, hrs returned 10 hs IaborB a{tcr .
Two wceks' vacation.
Tho great excitement in gas has somewbht
sbated, The crowd OF Aldermen and wira-
puera that hsA Infested tho hfayos's ofaca for
ths past few woeks was not present yesterday.
Marshal Goode!l has prepared his .pproxt-
mato estimate Of the approximation useded for
the police forco for lB7g. The sum 10 sbout
f706, GOO, but thls does not include calculations
for small addition 10 tho force, which he nAy.
IL very nuch nsedsd. sud which be will endekrov
10 obtain.
Tho City Collector levied yestoEday upon per-
soma! property Of M. i ]. Loeiens. iumheTmeu,
corner Of Holden aud natHolI streets, for un-
paid taxes amounting to &144. Also upon shree
horses and two Wagons belonging to EnKlemAn.
Dabcock l. 6AllinSs, 400 Lumbes st1eet. for e2l0
back taxes.
Tho clsrts Of tho various departments Of ths
City ooEssnmant are ksps vary busy preparing
, 1876-01-26

fis-mnrci< stlll Fishing for sac'Scrs

Bis:mnrcit sim Fishing fnr suckers.
1pet.ai u,spatth Ia Tht Chcaaa Tribune,
Sr. rAuL. Minn., Jan 95.-Furthsr reports
from Bismarck report tho gold excitement In
creased to-day by totters from Montana miners
describing quartz aud pIseer dacovorics richer
tsaan anything In tho Black Hills, which tho
persons receiving 1ettera looato 81 within 90
mioa Of tho North Pacific Survey, but fu region
now occupied by Indians. Tho Boar Dntto
minca aro shtd to DO tho richest In tho BLACK
Hills. Minors lesters from thore toll Of wash-
Ing out $40 to $50 daily, and Of tlnding numor-
oua nuggets. Including ono Weighing over a2s.
Tho lettes-wrttora arc well-knovn former rnal-
douts Of bismarck. and tho atorios appear AZ ro-
liaole a. such roports over are. The Disnnrckctn
o1htbis their faltll by preparing to send tleavy
toaua ne1t month to tho fiilB. Ono party will
take sAw-mlll, another hord OF dfty COWS.
Others will tsko trading supplies, hut MANY ill.,
tond going for prospecting and mining.
, 1876-01-26

HENioUg CiiAR0E9 AGAINST 4 TIfY8IciAN.
1o'o"e' =. .,,n,.1 .,.t.,..ot,aa eaa t-,.,,,a,,
gazing case OF asegeu "asl, @s.se aoa o'ana." w.,
neglect against Df. l1ooere y. hdd'aons OF no.
1923 West Eric Btreot. IA uoarly ~ can DO as
49, ;rno,t Vii ,,rovo ,vh,,,,or tbov ,rs
tho niluoss IouA' "", F'oo e a1s
correct or nor anu II cotseet' ~ lea7s '"o
persons may be held on criminal charges. AZ
about O'Clock Sunday morning, Swedish
woman named Louisa Rainier, about 80 yoars OF
hEc, and In full health, residing Ut No. 81 Weet
Division strect, Was seized with tue panEs Of
, 1876-01-26
ROBERT BURNS BIRTHDAY,

Fntetat Diapateh to 1hs CAtedao Tribune.
DUBUQUE, ill.,, Jan. 25.-The bootohnon hs1k
!hoiF feaaya1 this evening In honor OF tho birth.
day OF 1sobork Burns, under tho auspices Of th.
st. Audrow soclcty. President Conancc pre,
nidcd. 9peoohos wcro doliycrsd by Con. Truu.
bull. Col. Henderson, Prot. Carr, Gpo. Gray, A.
Y. Mcdonald. J. L. McCroory, aud othcrs. fhs1
had good attendance Of fair ladies With silyer
tongtoH to do The snelodious part Of tho festival
In fnct, they had q good. genial tsno.
SNeta! Dfsuateh u 7'Hs Chieaao 7rtbtink.
arR1Ntiv1ELD, Ill.,, Jan. 20.-Tho Bcotcbmsn
and others Of Springfield ohsorved tho Anutver.
nary of Robert fnr1la bril-, by festival at Tia
ArulorS. including 4 banquet, with addresses aud
l.ov. II. II. Gregg. Mayor Hay, Judge Konncdy'
0oot1to 4. Sanders, J. II. @. Irwin, and Charie,
Kane The:o, xns : band OF musIc. oagripct
aud singing. Tho nholo concluded with grand
, 1876-01-26

Ths immense attendance At tbs Poultry, Pigeon, and
Dug Exhibition yesterday showH That ci1ors fully
appreciate he magnificent display Of he!d, hose, and
barn.s asd pete. During tha day number Of telnea
Of hae dogs arrived, swelling The number OF entries 10
100 dogs which al located ln thsiF proper
places.
rhs silver cups Ase now On exhibition In tho Dog
Department, and their beauty aud huc huish attract
tim attention OF Ill visitors,
lu the Poultry and Pigeon Department the awards
havo been ads, and the prize fowla, Judged by tho
best breeders in Tho country, ate ts observed Of al
opAefYaIA.
, 1876-01-26
OBITUARY..

dnAHp nArrDs, Mich.. Jan. 2s.-John r, God,
froy. ORD Of Tho earliest ptonecr sestlerb In this
city. died to-day, aged 81. Ho was pativo ot
Detroit. Ho HaB ono Of the boat-known OF at
the traders among tho Indians In the North.
west: 1Io WAS worry popular with them, and With
oil ~'ho knew him. AID in many an obscure wig
wan tho newa Of Ills dsath will cause foelios
Of ttaEBoukI losu.
, 1876-01-26
gentleman seconded tho resolution, which wAa
lost and Tho moottn}y adjourned until Friday
THE FIFTH NATIONAL.

IT'S FAST AND pnKBENT sTocKMotpEnB.
Tho City Collector hits for some limo beon sry-
Ing to gather in tho city taxes Tor 1874, duo BY
tho Fifth National. Haviug failod thus far. hc
ts preparing TO sell tho lltock, and ~ necessary
preliminary posted tip y.,sterday At tho City-lla'l
q formidable document f'ettfpg forth tho uamea
Of stockholders number Of slarcs Owned By each
one, etc. Thu Iiat liz as follows, the figures In
tho frnt column showing the ownership OF the
shares in 1911 when tht tax became duo, aud
tlone III tho eocond showing the ownership. Jan.
10, 1876, IA shown by tho books Of Tho bank.
Tie shares arc beoyea to bc worth full; al45
each:
, 1876-01-26

The baltimore &s Ohio Railroad
hare zeored thelr ticket ocs 10 as Clark atrpe. This
u sha only lima running Pullman ssepug CATS through
TO Baltimore aud Wssllugtou without change.
, 1876-01-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Dayard Taylor, traveller. poet. and noYelst,
lectures Saturday night under the auspices Of
tho btsF conrsa At the Union Park Church. Tho
lecture Is an eutirely now ono, written during
tho last aoMmes, entitled Literature ~ III
ART"
e 1hs drss grand bAIl viii b given to-morrox
, 1876-01-26

Forty-Ei9ht Thousand Stitches Al Hour
II ths average work of tho nav "ponesse," Wort
10 tbs wi4s Il SUFFICIENT.
, 1876-01-26

: Wives, Turn Over Now Leaf,
Don't Let your husbands throw AWAY suits that iook
l!ttls ahsbby. Bend, With Instructions, 10 COOK
McIAlu, No. " Dearborn sttest. Returned nearly
new.
, 1876-01-26

Ono OF tho Largest 1mportatioua
Q! musical merchandise ever entered II this port has
Just arrived under consignment 10 tho 1took sons'
Music Company, from ths manu!ac!oFy Of Nslnhola
Co., Of KIngenthal, f4xony.
, 1876-01-26

THE POOLED LINES.
Tho managers at tho pooled lines leading from
this city 10 tho East will meet today at tho
ofIioo Of the Pttsburg, Fort Wayne Il Chicago
nailtoad for tho purpose Of holding their ,nontll
~ meeting, and TO find out what kind Of II auc-
coss tho pool lsa besn thus far. From all tl,at
eau be learned, tho rcturns SHOW that tho COM
btnasion haa boon far from = SUCCESS, Though
tue pool lines cxactod much highes rates during
tho last Two months than they did before, got
then not oavniuga lavo falien OF, because tho
shipments haye largely decreased since that
time, and much Of tho freight which waa expect.
cd to 60 via this city has 0uen diverted BY the
moro southwestern limos, which cut under
,, ths rates ''.sSsed .t1sd In, by tbs Ro01
Central Railroad ia getting. nervous under tho
present. atato Of affairs, aud anxious to With
draw from tho continuation II 1t can DO done
wlthout bringing on o dleastrous ra,lroaI war.
nidal to tho iutotosla Of thnEr lino aud that they
ara gradually divosting the business which 9th
ersise thoy would get, oyor tho Mlchigan South
crn and p,.tsbu11g Il Fort Wayne Railroads, both
while tho Michigan Central has not 1t has de-
pended o1cluatyey upon tho business It gots
from the Chicago ahippcts: Woro i not for i.
conuectton with tho combination this limo would
has o1co'lont freight facilities, and its
General superintendent nua taenoral Freight
Agent are among tho most populnr ratroad mon
In tho city, It IL to be hoped that Mr. Joy, upon
reviewing the hltustion today will como 10 tho
conclusion that he has made mistake. and
Bevot ILLS connection with q combination which,
II maintainod catnok result othorw tso thaa dis.
aatreusly to his intotcsts.
iscatMsnAT TioNs. ...-
Tho Board Of Trade Committee IN Railroad
DETERMINATIONS, which las boon taking tosti-
nony at the Arbitration room OF tho Board Of
Tradn for the past two weoka and finally closed
tho taking Of Testimony last Saturday, haB,
owing to urgent entreatloa hY \ a lumber Of
rallroal mon who have not rot had . chance
to bo hoard, decided to reopen Its sosslons
and begin taking further cyilonco. Several
Of the aenoral 8uporintondonts md General
Freight Agenta Of southwestern lines arc oxprot-
cd to add thoir mite to tho already sesy volumii-
been bom',aheil in tho ranks OF some Of tho
Eastern and Southwestern railroad m,gnatcs,
and henco their anxiety to testify.
LITTLE ROCK, PINE BLUFF T. NEW ORLEANS.
LITTLE ROCK, Jap. 25.-Wosk is to commence
at onco on tile 40.rnts gap betweoa this city aud
Pine Dluir, on tho Little Ruck, Pine Dluir !:
Now Orleans Railroad Col. ]. II. Mosloy. OF tho
Galro Il Futon llond. In charge, which Aiti givo
LItto Rock another rail communication With tho
ti11oaappi.
PERSONAL.
Dir. Johu 8. Cook, General Freight and Ticket
Agent Of tho Peoria, Pckln l. Jacksonville Rail-
road, is lying dangerously sc!s 1t his home At
pakn, III.
SNOM. BOUND.
OuDzS, Utah, Jan. 25.-Ccntral Pacific trains
arc stsll blocked In by Snow near Wells stntlon,
Utah. Tho Northern Toad, also, has boon
blockaded BY Bnow auco Friday.
, 1876-01-26
CASUALTIES.


BROKE HIS NECK.
Special Dlsuetch to 3as Chlcado Tribune.
LACROSSE, Viii, Jan. GA farmer named
Ernst Welgand. living about 10 mlcn from llo-
kah, cAmo to LIS death in singular manner to.
day. 1Io had just delivered load OF wheat At
Whites mill, lokAh. aud mas standing la tho
wagon; when tho h0rses bocstno frIghtsnod and
ran AWAY. Weigand foil back wards, striking lis
head on tho tail.board, breaking hls mock. Ho
nss lead Wlaan tho doctors got to lin.
, 1876-01-26
over BY shs cars "a this city, and snatkntly killed
The go'y WAS feArfol1y mutilhted. Bona money
Ro1d cotn. anti pistol woro found on him, bns
no papcrs by Nhic1 he Ia lkoiy 10 b ldanttaed'
DROWNED

MEMrnln Tonn,, Jan. 25-Archsr NcNsu
brother Of tho planter assasslnsted few weot,
coca At scanlan's Landing, Ark, wss drowned
thero lftat night In attempting to roacuo essn,
tteman from thia city, who o.waa carried into tn.
river by landslide, and Afterwards rescued by
Anothor rarty,
, 1876-01-26

hsvs removed their ticket eco Ia 81 Clark street, This
Ia tho onlT line running Pullman sleeping and hotel
csra combined from Chicago 10 Now York without
chAnReA.
, 1876-01-26

0xonIzed Ox.MarTow for tho Hair,
By Buck + Aayuer, makers Of tho ~ Mars Colo9uI