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Cotton seed.

The highest price paid for sound cot
ton seed, at Nichols Il Co.'s, Elm and
Austin streets, Dallas, Texas. d&wt
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Adams & Co. have the finest peach,
blow potatoes in Texas. II
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Window shades, opaque, rustic and
paper, at X. Shields, opposite Lamar
hotel.-o2l I'm
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DIRECTORS.

j.. W. Crowius, NJ. D., Dallas; Phil. E,
Chappell, President uf the National Ex-
Marsalis, of MarsallS " Underwood, whole.
sale gIocers, Dallas; Col. Ii. 5. Ervay, Dallas;
J. L, Williams of Williams & Tolliver, drug
5ists, Dallas; James NJ. swanson, planter
Anderson county, Texas; John NJ. Stem.
mons, attorney 'at-law, Dallas; q. NJ. Swink
Dallas; f. NJ Ervay Dallas. ian.dly.
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Parties having hnnse.

60 to orr's and see the premium
buggies made by s. l.. North. If
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Pure apple cider n any quantity
at Adams 4 Co.is.-.f
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CIoaksi CIoaksii

Go to 0rr's for premium Concord
buggles, made by (. l.. North.-tf
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Dallas city Lumi.r Ye,d.

For ehoic, apples go to Salisbury
q Co, 40 Elm erect. D221w
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Ladies' StyIish Clonl,

The largest stock and lowest prices
at A. A. Pearson's, 7l2 Elm.-tf
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The buggies that took the premium
are at 0rr's for sale.-tf
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Tickets for Chicago s20.5O, sew Or
leans GA 90

Cincinnati S82, New York S42, and
other points at greatly reduced rates.
For sale by Fred Manget, ticket brok.
or, LeGrand hotel If
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TO ALL POINTS.

And offers the Pest Routes, on Quick Tims
with more Comforts, Better AccommON.
nous ana Greater SECURITY than any 0IaI
Line. Passing through the richest and most
beautiful portions oil the Great Empire
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-Haggart has choice cured Buffalo
hams,--t
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Go TO Orr's for first. class two. horse
omnibus or baggage wagon, for rent
or sale.-tf.
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CnIinm Seed.

The highest price paid for sound cot.
ton seed, at Nichols & Co.'s, Elm and
Austin streets, Dallas, Texas, d&wtf
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The railroad trains on all the roads
were on time last night, and the hotel
registers showed good arrival list.
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U. L. COLLINS.

GENERAL MANAGER OF EXCURSION.
Or ticket agents OF II. * I. c. railway at
Houston, Hampstead, Hearne, Bremond,
Corsicana, Dallas, Sherman, Waco and Aus
tin.
Nov7dI9.ul3.l5. Is 20. 1926. q 80. Dec2.47gu
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PROFESSIONAL.


Physicians and Surgeons.
j. Martin, NJ. D., Physician and Surgeon,
corner Main and Poydras streets, over Singer
sewing Ma hine office, opposite Lamar no.
Tel, Dallas, Texas. Office hours from to
9s' m. and from 1870 to 3 p. NJ Residence,
SD Main ST., opposite City Market. Dovl2-ly
Jno. II. Merton, 81. D., Physician ana SuI
con, once over First Ma tional Bank. Resi-
enc9 corner san JaclptO and HARDWOOD SITS,
ALIAS, Ie1as, Gals 10 the country promptly
tteuuad. IotJr -,
On the LIST OF September shall enter upon
the practice OF the law in Dallas. Office
Win Judge Batksdale, southeast corner OF
public square.
augl5dlm N. NJ. BURFORD
Bookhout Il Simpson, Attorneys at LAW
10. oJi Main street, opposite The Herald
flee, upstairs. jun3l.dSwtf
bankruptcy.
l.. f. Harris, solicitor i'm bankruntcv
United States district court, office Jefferson
street, east OF courthouse, upstairs oct9-Im
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Two ear loads n buggies and plat
0rIn wagons, ~ OrF's.--lL
-Cummius q DAVIS have several
due farms IN the n5ighborhood oi Dali
las Tor sale IN favorable terms, Apply
Ut 100 Lamar street s29lm
Choice northern onions aud pota'
toes at Haggarrs. 1T.
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From Sherman, and betWs en- Dallas
and sherman, .................slj W
From Dallas, and between CorrlcanR
and .......- Il o.
From CoTsicana, and between Bre-
mond and Corsican l.,...,......a.... Is 01
From BremOnd, ana between Hearne
aud Bremond ,,...~.,......r,..,,., o 90
From Hearne and between Bryan and
Hearne. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5 %
From Bryan, and between He npstead
ana BFyan. Observation-Disclosures. : "
From Hem pstead and betw en- Hous.
ton and Hampstead. ......... ......,.. . 90
From Houston. ..,.,..,......... UU
Children under twelve years, half price
under four years, free,
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FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP.

From sherman and between Dallas and
sherman .,.,,,....,,.. ......... s2i 20
From Dallas, and between COTsicana
ana lall dS'',.,',. .,,,,.''..,.,. - w
From Corsicana and between BTemond
ana COrsiCAnA. .,..,.,,, ...,......,.,s p 20
From BrcmOud, and between Hearnc
and Btemondr.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 20 %
From Hearne and between Bryan and
HeaTne NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 90
From Bryan, and between Hampstead
and Bryan. ...,.........,. ..,,.., 10 90
From Hampstead, and between Hous.
ton and Hampstead ..........,.,.... Is 90
From HOustou,n............ ............. "A W
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Tax Notice.

All persons owing an occupation tax.
elInef state or county, are notified to come
forward promptly and pay up. Astbe Grand
jury VIII meet about December | ls77
prompt payment will save cost
Also, the state and county taxes for the
year io' are now due, and the rolls are now
in my Office for collection ali taIna1. oW
are requested To pay up before the taxes bp.
come delinquent. By so doing they win
save cost. w n pm TtrIu
-, Tax Collector Dallps County. =
November /, lS7i. noyIISwI;g,'
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Adams Il Co. will receive this
week 800 barrels apples. If
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An accident insurance policy is y
very convenient thing 10 have in the
house. -nOy9l In
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Elegant Millinery.
The finest stock in TINS state at A. A
Parsons, 7l2 Elm street. If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
4 DruNKEy nrsnANps BRUTALITY.

jeremiah AIullane lives with his wife and
child at No. 20 Eizahci-s tho fourth floor OF the
tenement house lie has been arrested frequently Tor
being ossy Intoxicated ana s dreaded by the other
inmates OF tho house dnngetous man. On Wcdnes-
day night he came home dunk aud began To beat his
WIFE, knochinS her down aud kicking her about Tho Goor
lie then fire TIE bed. and taking his wife IN ME
arms thrrW her through tho window. with the intention
OF ;imc ger ia into Tie stree; below. The unfortunate
woman god catch hold OF the window all as she
WAS filling and NAMED clingpg with both her hands
1T tie same time crying FOR help Officer Hart OF he
Fourteenth Precinct Police, running up 10 the fourth
story succeeded in rcscung the from her dan
gerJus position. som" Of the men present obliged
10 mold MuilHnr. Who ondeayorcd 10 prevent his
iron, cing rescued lie taken TO the staiiouhousc,
and rs his wife refused Ia make charge against hn.
Oniocr Hart caused hn To be ocKed up complaint
OF L.Urdeiiy cObduct Mis-. Aull9no attended by u
physician aud her injuries are considered soriOus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
OCEAN CABLE RIGHTS.
LETTER FROM SECRETARY FIsH-VIEws or THs
PRESIDENT As 10 CABLE MOSOPOIlEs.
Copo;Jer,hIa corrpsDoudence has recently

LETTER FROM SECRETARY FISH VIEWS or THs
PRESIDENT As 10 CABLE MOSOPOIIEs.
Considerable correspondence has recently
been held between the officers OF the Dominion Iele-
graph Company OF Canada and The Hon Alexandf
Mackenzie Premier OF Canada also between SECRETARY
Fish and tie officers OF the Atlantic and Pacific Tee-
graph Company, rrlaiSc 70 tie proposed aagamAtioa
OF tho Direct United states Gable Company WIN tho
Anglo.Amercan Telegraph Company, or, what equiv
allen. to the sane thing the creation Of Joint purse a'
rongeu;ent between the two companies. In letter writ
Ten 70 Cen Eckert on Jan - Secretary Fish stated TIE
views Of the President 20 the right on the part OF mo
Government to prevent the use Of cables by COMPANIES
which obtain their privilege OF landing on the shoesd
th, country by either direct tac!t agreement a. TO
uonopolcs, which agreement they afterward yioate
Following are extracts from this letter:
N,eXoress permission was given 90 the Direct United
Satcs Gable Company 70 land It's cable on TIE soresot
the United States The promoters o! that company see'
rrrurnt such az they expressed IN the Presideatt
annual message TO Congress of Dec :, To- a. 's :,
cave assurance that their Organization and atlc,s Oh
ciat,ou efpctualiy prccudrI my monooN itaureS
or the amllgamatug OF tie company VIA hl9'ed con
pauy o. any arrangement which would tcib 10 s",u'
Dh5iUn lor ,br1visa i,ierfero win Wholesome com
urtiliO in the interest Of tue pabllc requirements O
nn1ns M c0rVcSpoudeUce which The progress IA Tue
Hill "a .1rarrIol intercourse of the world con-
stautly demonstrating 10 have UecDme necessary
3 y Tho Prs lent dee ded 20 withhold resist
~ prnNi,rif Irc 10 the views which he expressed
10 tnrC;css in december. 1870, that no h' sCaM 10
ollowad 10 land on the shores 81 the Unt"u ntates
Whicu !. not by prohibition IN II, char q -. Oiet"o -
th satisfaction OF tie Government prohibited ron coz
solid It!r or ANAL htiIS with any "tler canie tee
ul.l ur Og C.iHD.uIuE thtIcWIi1 l,E tGr F'pNac"i
T.Iiiat.ug and maintaining to cost II tclcS1 1pnuH
Inc Pr tc.t is OF t. opinion tt tie cohttul O tle
United states over its 1uusdlctvhLI Natis tAe.' "
tu, LIT OF Gl,Cnn!GGulg and preventing ti'I - ~
cable hose pruprc;Ors may violate am ONE conditions
on whc the G6ycrnmen! las by qmesGeee % ~, Sy u.
ucrliss0u allowed ITS landing a5 Wen ~ 20 INC IT,
Si,tgncc a.d prohibition OF an original landllS'
lie reserves any decision a. 20 the par GUAR tase
which yuu pt,srut within possible c0ttclh ialloh lI.n
sl tBie ~ an occurrence shall nave Lax pace "His'
NAV cal! for tue action OF tue Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
BROOKLYN'S CORPORATION COUNSEL"
OPPOSITION To MAYOR sCHEoEDERs REAPfoi"i-
MEST or MR.. DE WITT.


At the first meeting OF the present Brooklyn
Common Council on jan ., ia" reappontmeht oi VIII
liam c. DE witt as Corporation Counsel made by Mayor
Schroeder was confirmed unanimously. AZ Mr.. De WIN
has been and continues acknowledged Democrat
tbis action bias created considerable dissatisfaction
among many Republicans, especially th"se VIM
were opposed last Fall to the coalition WIN 'he
s,ocum Democrats. The Kings County CLUB has pech
partioularly active in opposition TO the Mayor anu s
week passed resolutions condcmnatory OF his course
The Republican General Committee Of Kings county
wns called upon to give expression to Tie pupc Seh
ments OF the Republican party in the matter Ihs as'
,a,ion ~ the question caused the large hall or the Cen
era, Committee to wei filed last evening AFTER the
transaction OF some routine business motion WAS
brought Nd but finally lost. to the effect mat
n committee Of seven shOuld be appointed 10
whom should he referred all grievances. MI dc WIZ
asked permission To make an inquiry WhGn ms VIZ
rantei l,y motion he said: am informed ny tlc pup
ic nress that you meet tonight To deliberate upon
the prOprcty Of my app intment az oofpof,loh ."u
M the tity OF Brooklyn. II this Is t0 oe merely pt
san inoufy a simple political discussion, wHdraW at
once Buf II The inquiry for the purpose OF lVeslH
NV professional hfe most respectfully ask the PRIV
irge OF remaining ana being allowed nearing III NY
At te conclusion % sir De Wits remarks, motion 10
adjourn was made and although the Yeas ana nays were
nbout equally divided the chairman declared the ntc
ing adjourned Tho friends OF the Mayor are conhuct
tii The matter will here aud that nothing more VIII
be heard oft His opponents arr piesa lhe mater ili
view OF the that lie Will possibly Do renOnhteu ny
his party the Office Next Fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
CIVILIZING THE INDIANS.

THREE YEARS PROGRESS OF THE YAcAMA Tpip,
AN INDUSTRIOUS AND PROSPEROUS cHRrsrt,.
COMMUNICATIVE APACHEs OF AgIzoy.-,
MODEL AGEST.
IyRoM A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or rBy TRIBUNE,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-COmmissoner / q
Smith, who has great faith the feasibility OF cjyIl,,
tho indiana frequently refers to two very potable re,
examples OF success in that direction. OCe that Of Ia
Yacama Indians, who number about 1000 and nhsb,
reservation in Washington Territory. Pyeyi0us 10 1891
they were in wholly savage condition. In that YEA,
James II. Wilbur formerly Methodist minister va.
sent out az agent with the exception OF short perd
when the place was filled by army officer wibur b,
performed the duties since. He has converted N.
whole body Of TIE Yaeama Indians into an ndus,rio,
and sefsusiaining community, living In comfor.ah,.
frame houses, wearing civilized garments, cnyatln,
the SOIL rearing stock. and practicDg various echan.
arts The tribe 10000 horses and mnles and 4Go
head OF cattle. Last year they raised $1,000 bnshss a
grain got out 5000 600 feet OF lumber and built owe,
nine miles OF board fence around their lands They Ala
erected new houses makng the total number Owned
BIZ them about 200 They do not owe dollar o. debt
their children being educated, and all the adults ara
believers in the Christian religion The other tat
OF the Apacbes in Arizona. who after their defeat y
Gen. Crook MasScd upon the San Carlos Recfyar
tlon on the CHA River While they have not VET
made much progress in the arts OF civilized he
the foundation for this mas Doen LAID by the ESTABLISH
Incnt among them OF order and discipline remark
able extent. Their agent, John r. C!um Of Maryland
young only 20 years Of age seems to have extr
ordinary talent for governing these Wild sayages liz
has organized and armed police force Of so mer ss
cccd from among the Indians, ard with their aid main.
ns entire peace and good order among the whole bOdy
Of 800. Last Spring he armed force Of go, and
IN COOPERATION with body OF United States cavalry
made an expedition 10 the southern part OF the TER.
tory captured 323 hostile Indians OF the old Cochs
band who had been raidiDg in both Arizona and
New-MeSico, and forced taem 10 80 upon To
reservation Mr. Clum has been offered position in
civil life with salary double that which be gets from
the Government. The Commissioner has urged blm not
10 accept Il until Congress acts upon his recommends.
ton that $4,000 be appropriated TO be distributed
among the most efficient Indian agents In the form Of
ncreas OF their pensatiOn. TIC Commissioner taks
that The Government could better ahord 10 nay s1eh
men "a Mr. Clum $4,000 year than 10 lose their
vices II the appropriation u made II ~ probable hai
the sala les Of eight ten az nts who OG TIE most III
nortant positions will be increased To from 5000
$1,000 per annilin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
MIR. BEReHs WORK FOR ANIMALS,

Henry Bergh recently, in speaking y, A..
work OF the Society for the Prevention 81 'Vu'! ,s
mas said that ttlc attention had been .,
moral Influence OF the society lt stIoVe 10 'e'a
take care OF their dumb servants, ~ wen W.
cruelty In this way the society work man
animals for ho had invariably found 'on' W. sos,s
had shown cruelty to animals, he had shO"n ,,,,,y
cruelty 20 his wife and children "' 80, *
made the subject" Mr. Bergh continued "ot nlla,'
mark large number of people seem to tank "A
like TO exhibit my o:iciousncss; wonid .ha' so,k
never known and yet carry throngn 'he III the w.
Eleven years started this soci, w on" d %"w is 10.
sInnnrt of w-York's best uien, auu h,cytl
Wnenre is rTidly extending sud Will SOON o nv, unlls.
throu ghout the civilized wor'd our p%nsb n, Nv e
tied we move wilhm tha law, aud sl,"o"s" ""
best 10 be Just We eNdeg much a'sioS sASs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
THE CITY GOVERNMENT.
RADICAL CHANGES PROPOSED BY COMMITTEE OF
A bill has been drafted. Mt the request OF

A bill has been drafted. mt the request OF
committee of taxpayers Of which Louis NJ Doscher Il
sccrctary whioh will DO sent to the Legislature next
week. and under which, it is claimed the city taxes can
be reduced TO two per cent tho present valuation us
main provisions are as follows: Expenditures author
lied by tie Common Council snail require four i;ths
vote improvements for which assessments may be re
cured shall be peiti0ncd for by onefourh OF the front
feet on the line OF the proposed work. and no Sch work
shall be proceeded with until the citys Indebtedness Tor
such work shall DO reduced 10 81 100000. Not more
than 81 600 900 yearly shall be raised on bonds to pay
for work urdor special laws. Tor which assessments can
not be made Contracts for such work must be approved
nv the CORPORATION Counsel. No appropriation shall DE
made for work IN excess Of the amount authorized by
law and the city shall be liable beyond the dppIO-
,riotiOn made TO cover the work on any contract no
LrSln four months after the confirmation or
slich assessment. The powers OF the street opening
board shall extended over the whole ely Any excess
of the sinking Fond, after providing Tor payment 81
bnnds aut stocks payabc thcr"lrOm shall De appch "a
tbc raynrn OF bonds. tvc, payable from taNttl"h eA
cent revenue bonds No city official slall he allowed 70
,ci as n ecciycr referee Tho Dnck Department sh
I've m,cd IN thc Department Of Public Works. the nlid
ing cDariIncnt in the Fic DEPARTMENT, and lc Health
DEPARTMENT shall take charge 81 street ccahn-. Ihc
poce DEPARTMENT shall be rcOTgal;Icn WIN t"O cO!u
Inssioutrs az nbpO,i.e political parties. appointed ny
the Havor Tho Departments Of Parks and ~ CHARITIES
an Correction shall each be under IRE charge u" single
ouponlcd COMMISSIONER. The Mayor Controller, ana
pr;den; Of the Chamber OF Commerce shall Constitute
tro"r and Corporation Counsel shall be elected 10 serve
f,,tr va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
4 MYSTERY INHALED.
A pRooKLYX Drug CLERKS SCHEME 10 OBTAIN
NOlOiIETI

A pRoOKLYX pEUG CLERKS SCHEME 10 OBTAIN
N0IOurTY.
AS Officer Mcclellan of the Eighy-seyenth
sr.cf Police station Was pa;roins bis beat along no
East Riverat LgltictA-st. yesterday morning he A.~
,o,a.,d traces o blood r. hc SNOW All bLc@ six hal,
\ god l5cBet with part OF the cham a'.AcL-H' ll'
several papers lying near the waters cd2c' Tue $40,
vary secluded; there are no houses In the Fichib
and very few persons pass near u. ihe o''''
collected tie articles that &c f0Und ara carried 'c. "
lie Tweaty-t.id Precinct Police station Upon iur'l0'
examination, under tleo IN Eshiictll ut"I ~
r q broken y;oss-becr bottle found, covered wa
blood ana the narss OF bloody hand were visible Oh 'a'
snow Drop3 Of blood were traced al tie way o'pe
foot cf CirLtleth-st where the hat Was found lhes'
,yer. also tie marks of bloody hand Oh 'A'
side OF the boat-house there, Showing 'Ie pO.Ns
Thought that the man, II muldered' us" i9S''S
an effort to throw bin into the Watcr AM'"S
paucrs was the photograph OF young %
about IS years Of age, In military UNIFORM l@Aen W =
J. I.lsallc OF Toulouse, France; also cef'c"' -,
the NewYork Board Of Pharmacy dated sept ., lo'O.
On some VI the papers was The name OF Aile' ~ '''
OF No $50 Pacilc-st.. Brooklyn. -,
Capt Robbins OF the Twenty third Precinct t''eSiP
the facts 10 Police Headquarters, ard tAlei III"
the brooklyn police also given notice Nj - -,
cation sas Immediately hesun. j. was aN''f''''"
A. d. Joussof drIggilt, had been DOM DuNh''s wy
Paul ii. KGetzschmar at AdclpIi-Si. anu F"'''"
Brookyn and that lie had left that pace r r,nr
n,cui ar cIrrumstances last Wednesday molunn.ei
some revelations Were made last nigt %,.'r 'Ssn:y.
tine mystery into farce. Tire police 81 u" ~ No
third Precinct found bottle near the place OF h,d n
posed murder containing liquid reseu ohs ~ proS.
co,or ad n, a,e hour last night grntieman o. bFo r
iyn saw aud conycrSed with Jon$et ""oyei.
peared 10 be highly amused al inc o,c,aaL
mont which had been rIised IN BIS - int
Investigation was made which Appeared 10 sH. ,Srnga
JOtssrt ha,i become much depressed IA sp,rS I've
fear ol some enemy, AMI had made pepa AZ 9is Is
The country. His brO:hcr-n-!HH, August nun, ding
was stated. len him Wednesday ~ SAins 80 card
store at Delaney and EsseNSts, qua ~ g. ~SI hiu.
thnt this enemy had followed and inu' . was ~
Detective Reilly called on Dr. kretZsch'i, soun. u
formed tl,ut Joi,ssct had been dlScasgSd on 1901 N
Intimacy via, a s, rVant giri, AMI t he n us,
Wednesday night that TIC papers WoIo v,.i barler
tiuu nhDu him the next day. J0tssct Hi1t'a - while
shop the safir night and mad his most ~" ~
being sDaycd made the same Doasl rue ~ in euicr
came convinced that Jpu5Set has played VIZ frsn
10 create sensation and ~ enable nm 70 Inauy BIS
the woman with whom ho has been hNins' lN~rd Ola
hr,therin-Iaw who Ma arrested MAS u'SSL''sN
the Central Oiice last Night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
WORK or TIE ALDERMEN.
PROPOSED ADDITION TO TIL BOARD OF ArPOHTlON-
MENT-Ri MOVING snow.

PROPOSED ADDITION 10 TIL BOARD OF AfPOhI!ON-
MENT--Ri MOVING snow.
Alderman Phillips presented "a resolution in
The Board OF Adermen yesterday carrying ont II sugT-
ton in IlyOr ~ = nessagr, ard directing tho Corpora
lion Counsel 10 prepare memorial 10 tie Legislature
asir for an act to provide ior the appointment by tie
Mayur Of additional member Of the Eoar1 Of AppoI-
tonnent 10 represent the taxable property, particularly
the Of the city, s appO;nt"r 10 without
ray TEo resolution referred 10 the Law Commit tcc
The Park Commissioner and Commissioner OF Public
Works were requested to report the contracts outsiau
ing ihe nature % The work. and the contract
Ors The Commissioner OF Pu5ilc Works was
authorized to have seycnth-aye REMEMBERED north
OF Fotty-ihirdst. Commissioner Campbell opposed
Tie opening Of manhOlcs OF sewers for the re-
lnoyal 81 and snow from the streets. After giving
several reasons against H. he stated thst "of the small
nuanIiY snow that could thus he put In the
iia"ie. H',y small portion WC'd hc Ineited. TIE
fr would be reduced belu
he melting p,iHl. and the bJlaLce remaining solid
would sop ail drainage. The most enectuai way in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
PLANS OF THE COAL COMPANIES.

Il was expected that n meeting of the com
mlttce recently appointed at Maueh Chunk to confer
with the representatives OF the large coal companies
relative restriction OF the production Of anthracite
coal would held in this city yesterday bat IL hns been
postponed until next week The first object
Of le committee obtain the signatures Of tie III
dlvduai operators aud t small companies to the pro-
posed agreement This has been done, with the excel
ton Of two names.
The Delaware, Lackawsnna and Western Railroad
Company will sell 100000 tons OF Scranton coal - auc-
ton next Wednesday. The Pennsylvania Coal Company
will probably sell equal quantity OF Plttscn coal on
he me Az.