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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-05
.,erci,e, consisted principally OF instrumental ana
vocal music. DT. Chaplin made come remarks
PRESIDENT MASSEY's COMMON FAME.


At last weeks meeting of the Brooklyn
Board Of Aldermen. a long preamble and resoIuN'nS
in reference 10 Frederick Masseys alleged detaca-
tion which were offered by Alderman Smith, OF the ll
tecnth Ward. were laid the table for week Inc
resolutions were asfolows:
Pcsored That the Chair appoint committee OF thrce
10 investigate the accounts of the Kerosene bureau p
January 1873, 10 November. 1877, and report NHHt
amounts o. money were retained the dates of the c"
lcctlous IA the kerosene bureau, ana the ddtH "I H'
turns hv the late President OF the firc p'l,l
the City Treasurer and such other information on 'c
subject as the committee may be able 10 oDldh ana DC
II further -, -, 90
Rcsofred That the said committee he aulhorH1 d 20
spud pPrSOnS and papers. aud report al an
meeting o this Board. whether the Circums anccs WOMB
Official an unfit and improper person 10 remain ~ Ihc
head the Department of city WORKS, tlt 'hicl MdE
fratc M 10 the present time having neglected 20 take
any action although the facts herein set iOlh nave
been matters Of common fame Tor year OF more, Iiu
such farther action be deemed necessary ia the
premises.
Monday Alderman Kenna moved that the matter be
taken from the table, and then that the whole OF the
preamble be stricken out. Alderman Smith consented
and the motion was carried. Mr. Keunl then moved 10
amend the I'll st resolution by inserting the words II
auy after the words amounts OF money and the
second by striking out all after the words meeting OF
this Board" lie SAID that the remainder OF the second
resolution was a CrdtWtous fling at the Mayor ana
brought in matters OF common fame with which the
Common Council had nothing 10 do. He added mat nc
was authorized by MI Massey to state that be was No"
onlv ready be investigated but That he conIrd we
fullest inquiry to the whole course OF MS "cIH nv
The amendments ana resolutions were adopted.
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COUHIDED AND SHOT.

RICHMOND, Va, March IA rencontIc oc-
cured yesterday between Charles G. Curus, a clerk
m W.ugs Elicit & Crump's shoe store, and john J..
Poindextcr q clerk IN X Cnldrcy- tobacco factory
which resulted ln the fatal shooting o. the former. II
appea- that Saturday young lady went TO store
where Curtis employed 10 purchase pair OF shoes
and she alleges lnsultcd 10y Curtis. This war
made known 10 FoudcIicr. who was engaged to De
married 10 the lady. Yesterday morning POMdcJter
went o. The store amer Curtis and proceeded % cowhdc
HIM AfcI striking him few blows he was stopped by
persons who were present. About noon Curtis, VITA
"a friend, vent 10 poludcztcI's place q business
and demanded apology and public cNpIaua-
ton, which Was refused. Curtis thcrcupou assaulted
ToludrXterwth cane PoIudtKtcr warned LI- assaIl-
ant not 20 etrIbe be would shoot him. but Curtis
continued the assault. PonceIcr began and continued
nrug unt Curls fell with three ball, in h- breast ana
one ~ head Curtis fingered until to-day when he
died. POMdcXtCr was arrested.
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DEATH OF EBERHARD FABER.

Ebcrhard Faber, age ffty-Seyen, died last
Sunday at his house staten Island. Tnis name has
long been connected with the history and growth OF the
lead-pcucl manufacture in this country and Europe
Caspar Fabcr the first member Of the family who
manufactured lead pcnclis-n l76l IN bavaria The
work was carried on 10y his family. In ISL his SON.
Anthony William Faber took charge OF the business
aud the pencils Of the house have borne his namo ever
since. Ills son. GrurEc Leonard Fthrr succeeded nm
i'm $50. and about 1910 J.. lahrr, the present head
of thc house. assumed charge of the business Ne Is
assisted 1y his brother the factory, when Is at s'e
Bavaria
In 1870 Ehernard Fabcr, son of George Leonard.
entered the business winch bis family had followed since
l-Gl Vr"rng 10 the study of the law, winch me h1d
pursued m several OF tie German universities. We
0ucued branch house ID Tins country I'm l~Jl DO VIII
lam ST. and the cXport3iion 10 Germany or req
cedar in 1861 he built lead pencil factory az the root
OF East Tlrty-Scc0ud-St., and when, 1~12, this
vas burned, hc built another IA GrcculOEt In
1877 the house removed from Nillan-st 90 Broadway,
and engaged IN the manufacture of pcu-hodcrS. gold
non, and Iudi rubber goods of an varieties Is wei ~
lead pencils. He Was buried yesterday afternoon, aud
leaves q wife and sl& children.
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
CLOSING THE CODE DISPUTE.
s,,ccvsr1oSs OF MR. SHEPARD II A LETTER 1'

PROPOSITIONS OF MIR. SHEPARD N LETTER ]"
THE AIpERMFNs COMMITTEE
Al the meeting of the Law Committee oil the
BOARD OF Aldermen. Monday afternoon To '"nS"''
further testimony about the coiincaton OF the cE "r
oipances Elliott r Shepard was not present nv 0"'P
prd sent letter TO the chairman, declaring tha' 'n''o
was no longer any hone Of harmony between the TWO
Commits toner's and that tho only duty remaining TO MN
was 70 place the responsibility of decision IN rot"' ~
his code upon the committee and the Common COUNCIL
The following Is Mr. Snepard's letter:
Zle Hon. JoHN G.. HYATT. Chairman. ..,.. ,ovc
convinced them that 10 = I'm pidcut3uIt TO ldH D., ,e
sohdauon Of the municipal code, as pieIarru w rs
and the computation OF "Io,Hny'1 az one of The com
inissonerS would. a. long as It continued, Itnu"I
hctwcco them CntIey on, O. 'ny nt rTIh aces
code which have nad me h'huI, u 80. and mo
ali and ONLY the ordinances actually IN fonci .lu A.,
dcrmen directing everything Of s'Ilu'"i! oi"
acer 10 %" slrcken ou', ga, ""1,,o 6tIor
work rs / understand it. embraces much OF a
FtstutOry character ana proposes ,r ,u
son directed by the same resolution was u4dc l'h1u
and showed from the start, tue structure on
cosoli1atoq would leave one 10 is, and entirely *
fmCuiSh tLc other. And TINS result can ne uuvu ,
readily reached 10y the adol' ID OF one 0I uC.m W ,;0
Roard II seems 10 me. however that the cohpHdluu
Of statutes aud historical notes, separator u ,id
be OF public value and convenience, ana htt the CoW
mon Council would DO well 10 accept IT, 49,, ,,,t.t,,,
Code have put in the margin the rcuumbcrut an
by the same resolution, but would stii
from first 10 last AS beng the most explicit ana easy Il"
citation. and being warranted by It's duopIon Is q"
durc the 1iar, Code u city and the United states
Revised Statutes nave also conferred "l'u 'uI I'm,
utcc ~ drccr cd hl the resolution passed ny We
OF Aldermen February, and can see no luIIHti l,S
lcf To perform but 10 put me IrSpoiui,' 10
submitted upon your committee and the common
Council. w here n properly belongs.
- /.
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Drilling her class in poetry, the teacher
quoted from ttc familiar lines Of Icuuyson: " You
must wake ana call me cdIIy, call me early mother.
dear" AOW.' size asked. vs. IN dId the .ir
Do, called early g. Don't know replied Tommy uu-
les, u was because that Was her name
The School Board is responsible for the
diffusion of much useless knOWIedgc. A Board cN-
aIniucr, performing his functions ia purely HgHCu-
turIl parish. recently asked mixed class, "Wuat Is
hu-haudmaut' No answer Was given for some time.
tIIl last uttlc gIr4 Nctur,d, Please, rIr
has wife" The examiner became thoughtful, and
suroWfIly took his way 10 parish owned by duke.
a4d ovtIdWcd by duCa Establishments. Here be sad
"TrI Iur what j. meant by "a HobicmanP There WIS
silence Tor time AZ last smart ntie DuN replied,
Please sT it, gentleman Hs gains his livelihood By
riOiOus living r-L London Echo.
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NONINArIONS NOI coNEIRMED.

WAsuNGToN, March 1.-The following are
the nominations which prcd at to-day for want
Of final action:
Gcog Holmes 10 be Collector Of Customs At Beaufort c..
mes PoilotA. Naval otI,'r. Philadelphia.
David H. ~tUhc- consul Genera. 80 tie city OF Mexico
David II bailey. CONSUL. Gtu,Iil al shanghai.
touHfA-Jlurs Riley Weaver 40 VIENNA Henry Dithmdr.
At Btrsllu John NJ Wilson, At Panama George oCasgs
Hamburg.
= T. Turner United states Judge
Banning Morton, United States Marshal and Alexander
White Jutc0 states Attorney ior the Nofacn District Of
sherman Couaut United states Marshal tor the NOr,hern
District % Florida.
LORENZO r.uns collector Of Revenue for the DIS.
tr,t 81 Nebraska
Thomas = Free Indian gent sac and Fox Agency Iowa
Iou v AuAtng, Receiver OF Public Moneys Des Monies,
Iowa
Kan.
Andrew Eurnham supervising Inspector Of Steamboats,
second U.lrirt.
ArtIuf 81 Dc,ere be Third Lieutenant the Revenue
Service
Grant Franklin. Penn Lnus J. walker, Butler. Penn John
II CLINTON PalD. H., charles c. Dow, Portage, Wis samuel
Lee. sumter, =. 4,
In addition to the above are the names OF william
Waters and Lftyuuc other Assistant Surgeons IN the
Army nominated for promotion 10 the rank Of captain.
having entitled thereto boy OF three years
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A snN MILDRED BY LIS TATHrP

John Donnelly, age ffty-tour, of No. 81
J3mcs-st, while intoxicated Monday morning struck
lis James the head with butcheI'- ccaycr fr'c
turing his sEUL The sou j. m dangerous condition
At the Chambers street Hospital The flasher prisoner
at the Toubs John DJnucly is "a chair and basket
maker, aud, with his wife" has lived tor nearly two
vcar- in the house No 81 J.Iuc--s rouuus room.
Ic In saiu to Dee hard worker. and also hard drnkcr
and very duarrc.ouc and vicious when under the IN
tucucc Of lquur lie ha- two Sons, The older being mar
RED and living ia this city.
The Younger son. James, Las depended mostly upon
MS father for s support until about wear ago. when
fue two quaIIerd Violently, and the father drove The
son away 10 earn BIS own living The yOdug man went
L. Boston, where De remained uHtI about two weeks
ago when hc returned To- tins CITY. Ir mas since been
living at the Gilbert House, Oh CAatAamst The father
was angry az the sons return, and thcr quaIes have
been of frequent occurrence Monday morning James
visited Ir father, and some unknown difficulty arose
llfNlcu lncIn. NhIeA ,ndcd ~ Unfortunately.
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ADiYS TALK or THE ALDERMEN

The Board Of Aldermen yesterday accepted
an invitation from the IRISH societies to review the
cesson On ST PaTcks Day Alderman Morris presented
"A communication from W. IL. Appleton and others III re-
gard 10 surface railway Broadway, IN which they
further agree IN order u preserve uniformity TO relay
Tie pavement ia Broadway from curb 70 curb. on 50
much Of the street they for their proposed
roaI 4 telegram from Congressman Muller regarding
the land proposed % Doe given 10 the Government for
barge office referred 10 the Committee ON Lands ard
Places which VIII meet ON Thursday M D. ~ 10 hear
statements of citizens ON The subject number Of
vct0ce MayoT Cooper were prc cntcd and Ild over
resolution WAS passed directing clause 20 hr inserted
iu 4lI clty contracts that all hhurcr- employed shall h'
fun, pad before the claims OF contractors are settled by
the cy The Old debate Oh the subject OF DAYS labor
was again brought up, and after several members had
spuHcn ana received the usual approval from tho lobby
r. fc.Olut. opposition to tho contract system
lost for want Of tWOtlids vote Inc board then ad
iuurnci.
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PASSENGERS ARRICED.

FROM IIvERPOOT.-BU S,taDohfp H9tAh,G . ho ma
Adam IT. Mrs Adam. il TANGO Arfnero j. T. balIey J. bI
dclli J. H. Batoman Nj. Bishop John Broom n
r. W ChaOin Mrs A. -. chaplin and Master CHalg
C. Davis Charles Emerson Mrs Emerson. l.. A. tlHhtI
fer Fisher Chas calf Miss Eugene Ge0hrey, MRS Hary
and the Hardy Jos Harris, G. A. HERMANN ny INV
ara pr Henry gho- y. ". JOuc7, MI kampmanh IicLV
Kuh Knox. Robert Liddc, J. J. ItthSlL sister Iog'
o. VI a. " Mackay MIS- l.. NaCksY, H. '. 'laI
tinsen. John McG. Major Ms MIS-. NILS end 'nfsn ~
Mortimer Jss. Morton. l.. X. Murray, g. ". ration J "
philip j. L. Pierce. Richard PlkiBg,on MIS- IkIgl9n; =
Pjucyro C. H. Pratt A. Rcchard General Richmond MIS-
Richmond r. sachs. A. G. samson. II. schmidt, II. "
Sharplcs John SHppusou A Spadng aud man servant II
Stadlmar and child Hugh 4. Stirling the rev. DI Iu.ho
" ! Valentine MT and Mrs Nia.ardi Nc Wenoil, ~ -
Wexford ". Ii. W. Nitherell Miss T. G. "lthereA l. D
Robertson. 800. - ,,.A..,
FROM GLASCOW-BV Steamship Ehtoptd-kcharh L.
Paxter MI and Mrs Robert b. BathGate, Vol hcO
Mr. and Mrs McDougal and daucLtsr O. hGIHwia@ m
O. smith, Scott, Hugh Hempi1u, Mt ana d 70 'dlph
FIv Mrs y Phillips James way, MI and Mrs; j. - ar
SC tidcn r ". Watkins Mr.. HUH. Neil hUIhelD' I0hn
Light body, Geo. II. Arthur. VIM. VI. 1cAerLle.
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A wALL-SrREET FORGERY.
HTNRY CLIws CO. DFfKAUDED OCT OF S-''Vo
II UNITED Stalls BONDS.


II UNITCD STATS BONDS.
A man giving his name as +. ). Murphy OF
Chicago. on Monday purchased three four per cent
bonds valued al $500. from Henry Cews 4 co. lie
gave in payment q Draft OF the Commercial National
Baukof Chicago for - Oh the Bank Of NcwIork The
draft bore the certhcaton Of the cashier OF the Bahh
of New-York and having been verified by paving tel
ler Henry Clews Co. delivered The bonds Yesterday
morning the draft was returned from the Clearing
House AS not good" The draft originally made
for S2j4 and was dated in January. MURPHY or some
one else had raised the amount after ceracauon Of me
Bank of NcyYork cashier. 10 500 ana the dale haI
been altered to February - ,
Henry ClcW & Co have placed the W0Uer lnIuc haus
Of detectives and have offered reward Of $1,000 ior
the return Of the bonds aud The capture OF the oiEc
The bonds delivered were Ms. S1,N0l. S3'9oO'
81 900 each. aud No. $500 500. Murphy Is
described as man about t"CntN-two Ic IS oiu'
win hight hair and complexion, Of slI-hj ~
ne. neatly dressed aud Of exec lent address
The messenger OF Henry Crews Co. declares that TIE
teller Of me Bank Of Newlork examined the raised
draft and pronounced 70 "aN night while The teller
Cl4ms that % ncll M 10y the messenger ana ina
he only requested 10 pass upon The EcuunehtSS oil
the cashiers CcrtihcatIun.
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RErUBLICAN ASSOCIATION MEETINGS.

The INth Assembly District Republican As-
ISOLATION has passed resolutions thanking the President
fo his veto Of the Chinese L, ana the Senators from
THIS state and Congressman McCook for their opposl-
ton to the measure.
The recent decision 81 the Republican Central Com
mtcc i'm favor OF Thomas II. Riley president Of tie
Republican Association Of Inc IId Assembly District
caused considerable commoton at the meeting
al Mrudt, 1.I-lt. llc followers o. stephen Mo,icg
were present force Ui attempted 90 install lhcr own
chairman. DO opposition 10 the decision of the Central
Committee. Som, confusion Cu-uct, uIt trouble wa
prevented by tic lutcIIo-I0u Of tlc police Iajrch
Callahan one OF The dstuIbcr-, WAS arrested and locked
p 100 the police station, alter which the meeting pro
c.ri,d without further disturbance. callahan WIS
arrajgued before Jusurc smith yesterday, and Gls-
DMa.ElI.
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ITO RLrLR srGAMERs ArRNEn.

ST. LOUIS, March 4.-lhe steamers Lake
superior and Dubuque, belonging To the Kookuk
Northern Line. and lying la Winter quarters at
Alton Slough, Jutt above tho mouth OF
the Missouri RIVER were totally destroyed by lire al
noon to-day. The boats were valued at $4,000 each.
There va. no insurance 1hc company takes Ito own
rlshs. Inc Origin % Tie Ire Is uAALOWIL
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DEMOCRATIC NIcroRY At TROY

Troy, y. Y, March 4.-Edwmd Murphy
r. Democrat, wJ, elected Mayor today ny a majority
" 2gji over $. t. Gurcy, Republican. The Democrats
elect seven Aldermen and seven supervisors; tie Re-
pubcan- ~ Aldermen and SIX Supervisors.
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HOME NEWS.
YEsTERDAY AT HUDSUrs No.
2ls BROADWAY
Gam 81. Noon 80. n. AZ hidnigo't' %
Itrhrst dnr1ng me daT. A.. iorr,- ~
IysTafe 37ll same oar, 1873 ~ =
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

st. James Hotcl-Judge William l. hearnJ JJ5,,i
rho Wow York supreme Conf M 4 r. 49, n
Professor william T. Blake Of Ncwlaysn 9mise I'm and
Itnau Of Rost0n Colonel II. = McComu, Oi bea"d' '
ChaTlenagno Tower OF Plslepha indian Commits
A. q BarstoU OF the United states lh.l'n T,,tts
sion Grand .,l- Professor T. II. Carp"nt'ii u
Cocgc.. Windsor Hoi- General James iii io ~ lava
I-tica ~ trhoi Hofs'-Judge J. = lolh, ~ loN"'
and William suckney, OF the United states luu'"n 'o
sfp
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ELECTORAL REFORM II ENGLAND.

ELECTORAL REFORM ~ ENGLAND.
IoNpoS, Tuesday. March f. 1879.
In the House of Commons tonight, Mr.. IRE
v,Iyaus motion In favor of the equalization Of the
borough alj county franchise Ha, debated II en-.
erarfrllly opposed by stafford NOrthcOtc. and was
b, i N.lf - of Dol %
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Noon sots 4Ig Moon souths 1906 Moons age days IS
HIGH WATER TODAY NJ -,
Sandy uoot 5.o9 Gov Island 500 Hell Gae.... 7l2
non WATER To-DAY-P IN
Sandy Hook 5I Gov Island. coo Hell Cato. f9J
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. O S r S 9 r r +
3.E5 q. m.
VIEW york TOWN ELAcTIONS.
4 TILDEN DEFEAT IN ELNIIiA.
mY TILFGEArH To THf TMBU>E.I

EIMIRA, March At the Charter election
IN th- cy today interest centred the election Of
Alderman In the Fourth ward The Ti.den faction Of
the Democratic party undertook dcfoat the reelection
Of stephen T. Aruot. casting ell their votes for
Hiram b. Berry, Krpub Icau Republicans n large
numbers rallied 90 tue support ~ Mr. Awot, Wco
was triumphuutly elected u' III majority. THIS NJ.
Aruoi's sixth term the Common tuunt . ana one Of
the most remarkable personal ami political tIlumph,
ever received u the city. Bands u music are u'iad ug
the streets Mr Aruut ana Nj NuGurc are addressing
the people and The IRE, Press Office auu-ludcn. Is bril-
hantly illuminated.
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DISEASES
OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM.

The importance - nervous system. . power ne
and direct bearing winch % has on human happiness "a
thoroughly r,cusuIr' It- and The Danger 90 ovectaL
ug H. ,.rtntrfhroli Intense mental auucttlon the
excessive INDULGENCE ~ the apvtt and pf"p'nSt'S dre
sIblr.- ,r considerations When the nervous system
Is drlngr1 absolutely necessary 20 prom 'y sock AT
who for long SERIES years has
voted his whole time and attention Z" TINS -tulN3hl VINO from
ms ,1per and practice has learned 3 d over at once
The cti-r and - prompt apply the remedy thus avoiding
The painful, slow king for the truth 'tommon {" uc iu
irv wautsto know without delay what i te matter th6
extent ~ The dcIu-cmrLt hc probabilities OF ft'up'rauon
.ud me time required.
n the BRAN has become exhausted b, intense mental ap
deriving Il line ~ connected thOugIt %
Fan only recover strength by being properly ted ami
certain systematic UtuodS IL =
prccI.,v the same With the nerves that preside over organic
io The Naluc It branch cd medical UraCt'ccJu scarce
IN t oycfrate! uI reaches marriage, pcIp'fsuou o
FAMILY names securing u hereditary and the reten
tDu II estates. in Tine same family
From long aud large experience IN ms direction nave
been able command success Ur thtuhil @ppIt >
n of some Of the INST the city and nation; aui
can communicate that pertain 10 tho oNrroArrcse OK
Of stem and the means ~
covering it, powers whether of brain appetite propensity or
pdsslUu
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Soreness Of throat and lungs relieved by
JAYNE. ENPECIOEASL
T.. Howard q c.

F. Howard q Co.
watches rcdc different principle an f1r ne Tho wind
ing IN concerned from any other watch In the world. II Is
uuc u construction and not liable 10 hr,asage y spring
drrauC,ucnt They are the best n the market
hsk the dealers ioI them
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DryICES FOR DISCLOSING OF CARBAGE.


The Pilot Commissioners are still consider
ipc plans for d-poeu Of the garbage ana street refuse,
and crlay Charles H. HIswcu. civil and construct
ing a,iuccr presented drawings OF an iron hopper
barge, now coming INTO Use IN Europe 90 carry the
cit, 's refuse to Ills estimates were That one steam
aud two tow hopqcr1arccs, each with eaplc. of 100
tons could Ice coust' uct.d al nominal cost that dur
inc SIX month. OF tho year, in mid weather. and taking
advantage of the tides, these Narsc- could make one
ana half trips 20 day; and during tie other SIX
months one trlpadly. the same Kind Of barge IS
used now AZ Adelaide Australia oncis IN progress Of
construction ou The clyde for the Dutch Government
and thirty others are building for the maritime cities Of
Europe The Police Board, 10 stated, had approved
al the au but could take no action lu tIc absence o
an AUTHORIZATION. Mayor Cooper also approved Uf 10,
aud ackuoW lodged the necessity OF immediate acton
The Pilot Commissioners deem OBJ. plan feasible. and
Wi uICe the Chamber OF Commerce go recommend, at
the meeting Tomorrow that tDc hopncr'diec stem
The Board also had EXPLAINED % them now method
a warning vessels OF danger hy lighted buoy, or ho
iug lighthouse. reservoir ia the buoy would h'd gas
sufficient for months yu'-ut pl'u, burning day IIt
nigut. From inc 1esctVolr1t is conducted through a
Iuuply-Ivc 20 70 lantern winch can 10; Poe cNuuSu4-ued
either hy wind or waves, The compressed as used is
distilled from tat potro.eum refuse, and, II is Gained
gives an intense gnt, visible four mics
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THE CATTLE QUARANTINE.

sent OF half OF the propeTtyownere WAS oo'"'0 ~
was referred to the same committee
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so,c.n. n.,omD., 81. 1873 S3,iOi,O76 Is
Ratio ot expense Of MANAGEMENT 10 re-
ccipts l~7s Gj7 per cent.
Policies IN force, De. 81, ISIS, 6i,519. IN
surfing Sl7O31ol64
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D4 a. IS2s. NET ASSETS, Dec. Si6,225,IS2 Al