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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23
SOURCES OF PEsTHENCE.

The Board of Health yesterday received through
the Commissioners Of Charities and Correction a
letter from James +. O'ROurke, warden OF Bellevue
Hospital, complaining Of dumping-places for ma
nure on East Tweuty-third and Twenty
The letter said that the manure heaps give rise TO
pestilential odOrs which have been noticed and
complained of by the physicians at the hospital.
The Board OF Health was requested to have the
nuIsances abated
from DR.. A. LiautaId, the veterinary surgeon, re-
pardipg a horse owned by a Mr. Terry, OF No.
fIving;on-st. The horse was found suffering uOm
the FLANDERS and was removed 10 the o1al dock,
where il, carcass was buried. The animal had been
purchased by Mr. Terry three weeks ago from g
advised that the stables of the dealer be inspected,
and also that the BJaId OF Health cause monthly
inspections of all the street railway stables TO be
made by veterinary surgeons He stated that the
gaudelswas becoming somewhat prevalent IN the
CITY, and he gave his opinion that measures should
be taken to prevent the possible loss of human life
through contact with diseased horses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23
Nrw ELECTION DISTRICTS.

Since the Board of Aldermen re-apportioned 'he
city INTO twenty.four Assembly Districts the clerks
in the Bureau Of Elections at Police headquarters
have been engaged in dividing these Assembly DIS
tricts into Election Districts. Their labors were
completed yesterday, and the report made 3y J9hn
7 M Rrien chief of the Bureau. was adopted Dy the
Police Board The city is divided into 6IS Election
Districts Following is the number OF Election us
II. L. IL AaunInhly DISTRICT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23
ARREST OF THREE COUNTERFEITERs.

The United States Deputy Marshals of Newark,
n j., have captured three of the gang that for
some time has been passing counterfeit 50 bills on
the Pawling IN. " National bank. One of them.
John Gill, was arrested a few days ago jersey
City, where he had operated an extensive scale.
Another, James Hayes, was arrested in Elizabeth
prior TO the apprehension Of Gill; and the third,
Claude Howard, alias Lassell, taken in custody
early last month at HOboken. Hayes and Gill have
been indicted by the United States Grand Jury.
which Will find a bill against Howard next term.
All Of these persons have been In custody time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23
Announcements.

/ WAuKEsHA NINERAL SPRING WATER OF DEATH
Read the evidence A lady was treated by Pnys.
clans in London, Paris, Vienna beFhl, aud othe.
European cites eighteen months 10 cure chrome ehr9ms
disease OF kidneys and dropsy. They prescribed
all the reputable mineral spring waters during their treat
ment The lady returned b. New-York ami employed our
medical professors with other mineral waters for mouths
without relief and then commenced the ASAHEL water
without other treatment and cured IN less than MONTH
this type presented daily deaths should certainly
BY Of such wonderful natural prepara
dropsy gravel, stone Brghts disease diabetes ana
bladder diseases. Urinary ANALYSIS PHYSICIANS ADVICE aua
book free Depot, No. 29l Broadway, New-fork.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence. Weakness
~ the organs Of decoration, &C. speedily and raicay
cured by WINCH ESTERS SPECIFIC PILL. Two % SIX
boxes usually sufficient Price II peroK SIX boxes So
send for circular. Prepared by WlNCHESIsH u 20,
Chemists 80 John.st.. New YORK
CTRICTURE, Impotence and Diseases OF the
- Ceneratve radically and speedily cured Hourss
70 and TOT HENtl ADANlELS " -. az TX .1aLv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23
TREATMENT OF CATTLE ON sHIPBOARD.

I1tIi MINI OF VlNI TIL 7t' 'ITT1r 17tII'17'
George w. Johnson, who sent to Europe by
Henry Bergh as an agent OF the Society for the Pre-
ventlon of Cruelty to Animals, to inquire into the
condition Of American cattle while at sea, has made
report on the subject. He says that the cattle are
not given sufficient room to lie down, and are insult
tciently fed and improperly cared for This Is
especially true, he says. when the owners do not
accompany the CATTLE or where they are sent on
speculation OF q rising market abroad. Few yes-
scls if any, have proper accommodations for caring
for cattle He thinks the Government officials are
dereiict in their duty In this matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23

Sands. at Lewiston, Me-, was broken into on sat,
urday night last, and $4,000 worth OF SILKS, anu
$500 worth of hair switches were stolen. IeNnlI
of S5GO is offered for the arrest of the thieves ana
the recovery of the property. The police say that
the work looks like that of Porter and IRVING, tue
burglars who recently escaped from the Raymond
Street Jail IN Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23
4 HE4VY EMBEZZLEMENT

NORTH ADAMS, Mass, July 22.-Ex-Tax-
Collector r. q Walden was brought before the District
Court hs morning the charge OF embczzlmg 500 OOO
al t. towns funds lie pleaded not guilty, and gave
npuds amount 81 $4,000 Tor hs appearance al
tao ucNt term vi TIE superior Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Uindsor Hotel-Sir Arthur II. Gordon, Governor
~ he FtH Island. - Holman HOUse-United states Car
emit Judge Hugh L. Bond OF Baltimore. FQh ArenIs
UotJHCantan Matthew Webb OF London. and william H.
scott of Erie Penn BTeroou Houss-Gapian VIC aonan
~ tbe steam hin BOthnia dlbemars HOtst-bxfOyerhOt
Charles n Iugergo Of Connecticut. N"to I0rk H9tet
The Rev pr J. o. A. Clark OF Macon Ga and ek'Mayor "
" hutchinson OF Utica ST. Dents Hotet-The rev Dr
poriar Of Charleston O..-..Inrk Avenue HOtet-hOrato
q. Knight OF Massachusetts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23
TIE NEW FRENCH CABLE.

LONDON, Tuesday, July %, 1879.
The steamer Faraday has returned to Charl-
ton having LAID 200 miles the shore end OF the
French cable. She Will soon ship loco miles OF tho
deep cable. she viii make three yoyag before the
work Is finished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23
DEATH FROM THE BITE OLA DOG.

Henry ID. Smith, successful business man Of
sayvllle, was attacked and severely bitten in the
Reg about a week ago by mad dog The wound
vas at once cauteTized aud vas healing rapidly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23
TIE DAVENPORT INVESTIGATION.
TESTIMONY OF DIsTRICT-ATToRNEY STEWART L
wOODFORD.

,r.r,,,oNy or DTsTRICT-ATTORNEY STEWART L.
wOoDFORD.
The investigation of the charges against John j.
Davenport United States Commissioner and Chief
Sunervisor of Elections, was continued yesterday
heforo I-pite.I states Commissioner Lyman. Mr.. +.
Eiery Anderson appeared on behalf OF the Complain
ants and Mr. Davenport conducted MS own case
The first witness examined was W. H. SPooileI'
He was Special Ueputy-Marshal during registra-
ton and election. and has duty was to examine the
papcrs of all who registered in the HHlst Assembly
District. Heiustructed the supervisors as TO what
pspers they should retain and what were to be re-
turned TO the owners.
Distrlct-Attoncy Woodford was called aud was
examined by Mr. Anderson. He recollected that a
number of persons were arrested in the Spring ana
Summer of 1873 on proceedings whlch were
instituted by Commissioner Davenport LOT ailegtu
violations of the Naturalization laws. during the
month of June between 200 and 300 Of the persons
arrested were examined before Commissioner l)aN-
EXPORT and he was frequently IN and out OF the
room during the examination. From fhe cases ne
heard aud from the reports made TO MN by ms
assistant Mr. FierO he became satisfied that the
men had been deceived I'm regard to their papers
While be thought that most of them held 1TanGu-
lent papers he satisfied that they had 0een &c
ccived 90 their chatacter. lhey INTENDED no Nlo-
latiOu of the law, and, under the clIcuhs anCcs nc
Thought IL would be cruel to proceed against thein
lie therefore advised their discharge he then gave
mn account of the proceedings before MT. Davenport
lie first learned the day after election that Stephen
Nosher had sworn to 5000 complaints. About last
October Mr. Davenport mentioned TO the witness
that many persons had fTaudulently registered Tor
The election of 1873. After the matter had been
explained the Dstrct-AttOrney said that there was
not sufficient force in his Office TO handle the matter
and he told Mr. Davenport that he w0uld trust TO
his discretion TO 90 what he should think right ana
that what he did do in that direction wOud be sup,
ported by the Dstrict-AttOrney. " In other words.
said Mr. Woodford, $50 far as could, vested the
Commissioner with all the discretionary power that
Law i'm the District-AttoIneys Office 70 enforce the
Naturalization laws" At that time Mr.. Davenport
showed the witness little book IN which was en-
tered great number of names Of men about whom
II was suggested that they had registered Illegally
The book contained a compilation of facts about
each person as 10 age, date of naturalization, etc.
Ii also contained the names of certain men suS-
pected of colonization" ana he remembered that
one place, the burnt rag was mentioned III TINS
connection.
Tie cross-examination of the witness was de-
ferred. The investigation wlll be continued on
August l at p IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23
DUEL BETWEEN TWO EDITORS.

PARIS. Tuesday. July %, 1879.
A duel with swords took place TO day be-
tween -. Batan, editor II the EreHement, and NJ Me-
nard editor Of tha LanierRe. The former was wounded
nm IA ahlnuLnu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

SIM rses..... tis sun sets. 724 Clocx,t en- IL.
Noon sets. 93l Moon ssuths. 33j Moons age dav.
Non WATER rO-DAT-A.
Sandy HOOK. 1923 GOV. Island. 1IO5 Hell Gate o.2s
Bl3H WATER ro-DAY-P. a Wv
sandy HOOK .1O5I GOV Island ll24 Hell .. 0st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23
A NEW OIL PIPELINE TO BUFFALO.

Rumors were current yesterday that new oil
pipeline was to be established from the Bradford
Oil District to Buffalo, but no information In rela-
ton TO it could be obtained in this city. Reners
here do not look upon the project with any favor
aud saw that the only outlet to the seaboard could
be by the Albany and Troy and the New-York
Central Railroad to Boston, OF by canal boats from
Buffalo to New-YoTk. II is claimed that the line
will cost about 5000 600 and that seveneighths of
the right OF way have been secured. II the entire
icht of way can be obtained without opposition
the new line promises TO be completed by NOVem-
ber Its intended to lay pipe of larger diameter
than any now in use TO relieve the OIL regions OF
Their surplus stock, much of which, Il is said, now
goes to waste because of want OF facilities for trans
por,ation. 1t Is thought by refneTs here that the
capital has been subscribed by the producers ana
that the movement is entirely a speculative one.
Some apprehension exists among the owners OF the
other pipe lines ana IL IS claimed that the new
project will result in further reducing rates OF trans
pOrtation Of petroleum. The nominal rate for bIlug-
ing oil from The oil regions 10 the sedboaTd ls 80
cents barrel from which IL is claimed there must
be rebate as on can be furnished readily at an adj
vance upon the cost OF from 20 TO 20 cents barrel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23
NETWORK BURGLARS IN MAINE.

Captain Kealy, of The detective force yesterday
received dispatch from Detective Higgins, of
Boston, saying that the dry-goods store of Arthur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At HUDNUTs. NO
2lS BROADWAY.
Gam IA Noon $40. 3 ~ m. 93' Midnight zoe.
Highest during the day. 81. Lowest 49,
Average 1872. same day 1878. II -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23
AID For SICK CHILDREN.

President Henry King announces that the follow
ing contributions, additional to those already
credited, have been received in aid of the Seaside
SAINT riurn for sick children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23

Nine. Y. to her servant; Jean Baptiste,
who did throw that stump or "A cigar down
thorei" " IL was master. But We must moi complain,
madame" adds this excellent servant; Master las
not yet reached point where We eau proceed against
Linn"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23
BIsUOP CONRAD MARTIN.

BERLINyAJuly 22.-Dr. Conrad Martin. the
eyiled Roman Catholic Bishop OF PaderbOrn, has re-
Gently died abroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23
SALE OF A LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

The Southern Railroad of Long Island sold
June 10 under foreclosure of the second mortgage
Of 81 600 900 with accrued interest, which made
the lien over . 900, and bid in by j.
Wallace one of the trustees. for the second mort
cage boudholders. This sale did not include the
branch lines of the road. Yesterday there was
another auction sale of the road in Jamaica l.. L..
which was made on the amount Of first mort gage
Of 100000, with interest from March, 1871 ms
mort rage was made ia 1871 by John ID. Jones and
William NicOil. A. trustees, after the road had
passed tbrouQ h bankruptcy and was sold under the
foreclosure of the first mortgage, fOr which Henry
WyckOfi and Ebert FlOyd-JOnes were trustees. The
purchaser Yesterday was Egsto +. Fabbri, of the
frn of DrcXel Morgan 81 Co., the price being
SO 900 This purchase. 10 is understood Is IN
The interest of the holders Of the two issues on the
bonds. under the pooling system which was agreed
upOn,last Winter II is SAID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23
ARREST OF JOHN GALLAGHER's MURDERER

day learned that Joseph COnTOy, who Vas wanted
for the murder OF John Gallagher 81 No. 242 West
sixteenth-st on Saturday might last would Be at
the law Office Of Howe & pdmmGil, at Centre and
Leonard-st- The caP'n waited i 70 h the vicinity OF
tlS oiIoo VA -, COnroy acknowledged the shoot
Sr M il.ihcd that he didIt IN set-defence lie
80 nat Gallagher, besides beng armed
,,1itb @ iaTpe b,r OF iron, had knife. After the
..",ntiur CotIOy went 10 live in the Eighteenth
WaTd 6ut a learning that the officers were on his
60 he ought advice from MessTs. Howe 81 Hum
LII CfOner Ellinger committed COnTOy 10 the
Toabs % await the result OF the CorOncr's inquest
HI'r will probably Dc held on Thursday. The
ctbc prisoners in the case, Rafferty,, MallOy aid
T1dan, will be held as witnesses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23

when on Friday last Mr.. Smith was suddenly seized
with commissions. He continued TO grow worse
until Sunday night, when death relieved him from
terrible sutfeIings.
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TO CONSTMPTIXES.

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- tEtt cftie. cl-sa-s. e1-s-r-5-t1-. y sr--ris
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= char.s. va -se t-sfri1r.s f1r rfs-rsri-z Al
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The following Is an extract from
the Tuscols Pioneer, and reprinted
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PIBIPLES.

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DETRcTT T.EEETS.
TraVeIeF'g Guide.
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SIR ST JOSEPH.
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lslrss 1lJs--I % Eg-,ltF-
SIR MARINE CITY.
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lEF- sEez-e -r--ItlTs- L-rrrluz % a, saus srErg
rtlr1l,f.x s-sssgG Elns1aT.
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PENSIONS /!

It'ier ths ~ pension law. sr1iiers wounded
% injured, syen II but slightly disati.d ca- g.
iain ffns,o1 teek fra day q .ksrre. on a
clf I'm in " Arlington ~ give r.f11naf asss-,-
ihn - al el1irs before fhe feraffras-.s n,
p oel.y ~ rrit- e. o1ee- Sad stamp for oar
~ soltier's rrr-irr
". q BkRISGER a co. Piff.i-ur-k p.
ns-Oslest tisifs Assnry IN thc Cnas1 stssss.
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