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VITAL RESTORATIVE !
The great English remedy for Nervous
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The Vital Restorative
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acute or Of long standing, and in either
sex, no matter from what cause pro
duced.
The Vital Restorative
Is q thoroughly scientific prescription lis
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supplies to the cerebrC.spinal and sy H.
pathetic SYSTEM ofnefves new force.
Purlnes and Enrlches
The blood. reJuvenating and reinvigorat-
ling both mind and body. Thousands,
both in this country and in Europe, can
testify to the great restorative properties
of this really great medicine.
Price, 50 per bottle, or four times the
quantity for $40. Sent to any address Sc.
cure from observation.
Address all letters to
A. E. MINTIE, M. D.,
(Graduate OF the University of Pennsyi-
vania and late Resident Surgeon to the
Orthopedic Hospital OF Philadet
phia,)
No. 722 Montgomery St., San Francisco.
Sole Agent.
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HOMESTEAD FOR SALE.
GREAT ACRIFICE IN IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE,

In most desirable location, viz: sixth
street, second lot from Pearl street;
beautiful cottage house; four rooms;
hard finished; cost $500; stable, carriage
and wood house; "a ten-year-old orange
trees, full offruit; trees fine and healthy.
This property can be bought at figures
that will defy competition. Size of lot,
ssxl25 feet. For particulars call on ]. @.
DeTURK, No. Market ST.. dl5tf
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Coming South Going North

Both steamships call ut Port Hartford
(SanLulsO Obispo)an Santa Barbara.
DIPassengers for San Francisco take
the train for Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 3o'clock P. M, Los Ange-
les time
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sECORRasPOErENoN spllcfrM3
lyai.sla
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Chiuamon OF New Jersey also CeIc
brntc. E

BELLvILLE, N. T., Jan. 28.-Sev.
enty Cinnamon in a laundry here
are celebrating the New Year with
feasts and sleigh rides. They gave
lunch to 100 white women, EN-.
ployes of the laundry, on Wednes-
day, and resumed work Saturday,
after q weeks festivities.
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The Tramp Brigade.

NEW YORK, Jan. 28.-Annie
Bartell, who is to walk 5000 quarter
miles In 5000 quarter hours, Belden,
who undertakes 1000 half miles In
as many consecutive twenty min
utes, and Van Ness on 1000 half
miles In the same number of half
hours, continue their tramps.
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Z Solicit al..nmer' cf 81 kiAlr 81
country pro lre- Make Hlmpt leinfFs
Advanced II trsny Cr eff.cvae NJ ts
ments.
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LITERARY.
the GREAT REFERENCE BOOK
OF the CENTURY.
Biographical Annals of the Civil GoverL-
ment OF the United States, During the
First Century OF its existence.
IRON ORIGINAL AND OFFICIAL sounoEs
BY Chas. Lanman,

Author OF the "Dictionary of Congress,
"Private life Of Daniel Webster, ;" SRed
Book OF Michigan
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Ea0tern Cities and Prlncl.
pal European Portss

Apply to H. MCCLELLAN, Local
Agent, Office, No. 663 Main street,
over the Commercial Bank, Los
Angeles.
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And until further notice,
TRAINS and BOATS
VIII leave LOS ANGELES as follows:
0.Q0 A. .M.-DAILY-via L. A. & I. r.
You Il. Local Passenger Train to
Santa Monica. arrives $40 A. MI
1n,oE A. A.M.-DAILY-Local passenger
AUiOU train to Wilmington,
(Arrives at 9:10 A. M
moe A. M.-DAILY-San Francisco
aGI Through Freight and Third
Glass Accom- me- tion train
ARRIVES at ll;55 A. NJ
l,(E P. M.-DAILY-San Francisco Ex-
I,IS press train, connecting at Lathrop
with the Atlantic Express train OF the
(Arrives 1:55 P. S.)
,nc P. NATURALIZATION Express,
Z,ZS connecting at Yuma with daily
stages for Prescott with Colorado Eiyer yer
Sou uthern Pacific Railroad Of Arizona for
Adonde $50 miles east of Yuma) and end
of track. Daily stages for Maricopa,
Phoenix, Florence and Tucson.
| (Arrives l0:15 A. NJ
| a.. .LHP, P,M.-DAILY-L0cal Passenger
40 train to Wilmington.
(Arrfves 2:20 p. M.
A, nm p. .M.-DAlLY-Local Passenger
4.UU train to Santa Ana, connecting
with stages for San Diego.
ARRIVES $50 A. N.Y.
A IN p. NJ Sundays Excepted-Via
4.zU L. A. & /. r. R.-Local Passen-
ger Train TO Santa Monica.
| (Arrives 1926 p. NJ.
| Notice.-On Sundays this train Will
leave Santa Monica at 4i2O P. NJ. and Los
Angeles at $40 p. NJ.
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state Rights In Virginia.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 2Sth.-The
Senate to-day, by unanimous
vote, adopted the report of its
special Joint Com mittee on the al
legged usurpation of State jurisdic-
tion by the Federal Judge, Rives,
in the case of BeM5cftdt. Bros, from
negroes ae,Sos Master otA .II murder, I'd to-
Rights resilfornlas.
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Mum & Co., 81 Park Row, New York

Branch Office, Corner r and Seventh sts.,
Washington, d. O.
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Bsyara Taylor. R+m.ins.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2sth.-The re.
mains of Bayard Taylor on arrival
here will lie in state In the Gov
ernOr's room, City Hall, until re.
moved to Pennsylvania.
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sissine RaIl WIN sarsendsr.

FORT LINCOLN, Jan. 28. 8.--Runpers
from Sitting Bull have arrived at
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and somo idea OF the value and extent OF tho
Tabular information which forms the SEQ.
0ND PART. may be gathered from the sub.
i0inad e
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PassenEcss 9oing south.
MOJAvE, Jan. 28.-H Shore, G w
Crocker, Z p Burke.
Rain AZ san Bsrnardino.

Rain ~s san Bermardiao.
SAN BERNARDINo, Jan. 2S.-The
rain began to fall on the afternoon
0f the 25th and continued we'll into
the night. Sunday was warm and
pleasant. Early Monday morning
the rain commenced in good earn.
est and has continued up to this
time, with every prospect of an
abundant eupply.
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For Passage or Freight as bove.or
for tickets to and from
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Receive Savings Bank deposits.
Buy and sell exchange on San Fran cisco,
New York, London, Paris, Berlin and
Frankfort.
Buy exchange on all parts OF the United
States and Europe.
Receive money on open account and Ger
thlcate Of Deposit, and do q general
banking and exchange business.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-29

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2s-Tues-
day, 2:45 P. M.-The House Of Rep.
entatives, by vote of 155
against ~, has passed the billto re-
strict Chinese Immigration, pre-
cisely as reported from the Com
m;ttee on Education and Labor.
The bill now goes to the Senate.
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Los Angeles and SanDiego

Plans of steame ers' cabins at agents Office,
where berths may be secured.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
LONG BRANCH JOTrINGS.

LoNG BRANCH Aug. 2S.-The arrivals to-
day nave been much beyond Anticipation. The West
End fIo.e Is entertaining GO6 guests, IT'S register show
ing fwo fun pages OF arrivals to-day the Rowland has
a goodly number. the Estates" "Mansion," Ocean"
and Brighton are rejoicing under the rcyyify1nG phu-
ence Of the returning pleasant weather while the At
lantc ana Elberon have returned to the old MOTTO All
tu.i."
Colonel Presbuy Of the West End, said to-day that he
would keS he house open until september 90 and pos
sibly Well into October.
Tue Plymouth .c6. with about 1000 passengers,
came down 10 the per tod y but Owing 10 the heavy
sen AFTER TWO cectua attempts to iaUd, she steamed
back to Ncw-YOrE.
The 1874 REGIMENT broke camp at o'clock this morn
ing ana at $50 special train started with for Scran-
Ton The military ball at the Ocean Hotel last evening
was a very tame affair Though there were present a.
least 900 pcOpe. the persons who rendered tire Mll
failed 10 make any definite programme Of arrangements,
Consequently when Colonel BOies and lis command
arrived they found no floor committee other persons
To froduce them the ladies who attended III force.
After fun hour ol Ou- mcei atuty, dancing was
1naly begun at about IL O'Clock, but the long waiting
had so danpened toe ardOr of those who had come
expecting better entertainment thar but little enjoy
mcul WAS manifested ~ the participants.
Burglars vsst Deal, small village about Two miles
east of Long Branch. Tuesday night last They Ell
tered and robbed several houses, but their piunder in
no one instance exceeded $40.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
SUMMER LEISURE.
A FINE DAY AT CoNEY ISLAND.

Yesterday was a fine day ut COney Island,
and the prOpretor who had been cast down Dy tue Sc
we're weather Of the past week, were radiant Inc E
creasng warmth Of the city reminded people that the
Summer was not over aud they sought tho beach
I'm larger numbers than for several days past.
At Manhattan Beach there was almost a
Sunday crowd; at Brighton the concert seats
wera packed and the hotel was full, and at
West Brighton the schuetzen Fest OF the NewYork City
Schue zeu Corps attracted large tbIOuS ihero were
many country people among the number, W1st sud"I-
STRAPS and linen busters betrayed them. Ihey were
profoundly impressed by the number OF people lN saw
ami ha he IiYumination at night fairly dszzed them
There were $500 bathers at the Manhattan establish
ment and 1000 at Brighton Tue water was hotceaoiy
affected by the cool weather OF the past week. ,
The NeN-YOrk CITY schuetzeD Corps held their annual
Sr 9ccompauied on The special boat took them
down in the morning by guests nom elght otlcr cluJs
be rsf prize being taken by seph Lurch, who scored
XII and the second John Dillenburg, VINO scored 49,
OUT OUT q pTIS.U pTrovress n the nall above the shoot
ing gallery, where beer flowed freely at the
har on tic side of the roOm Al $3.50 there was hne
digpgy of fireworks, after which dancing was resumed
aud continued lar into the night, arrangements having
ing Among the guests registered at tire hotels are
Hotel Brisnton-Dewitt Jacaues, T. r. Jacques, ho1-
Y; W. r. Nlchois, Athens, n. ~ IL W: Harknes9 NJ d.
Gaiforpia j. G. McGqSnGn NernPnt 10 - Par
n. Y; Dr. W. T. Manu-, Phladelphai John j. Inomp'
son Iroy ~ " Joseph >. PEBBLES, Charles X. Kellogg,
Cincinnati H. NJ. Alen. Troy, N.Y. c. Price, Toledo,
Ohio. w d. Fullerton, Baltimore; X. e. MOui on, y u;
C. +. C. White, India; T.. c: Lyman. Toy; MoHtaign
DR.. Walter Cary Buff 10: W. D. Palmer Colorado } o.
a. Ma, Gatialn1 Beach Hot-l-B ]. Trask n Y; Samuel
NJ Gray. Baltimore; Colonel j. B. FrotAngnan, \. ";
Paterson J. W. Lynde, BOSTON, }. {. Freeman y. ";
silas NJ Clark. Ind ana l.. Gay, stamford; George
e b. o.lSHn' sims j. H. knight = c. sanwood ro1 Il;
v. j. Wilson, Kans!, d. Gp4am, Boston; +; W. Far
Quincy, dGss
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
ALLEGED BAD MILK.

The American Condensed Milk Company, Of
Brooklyn, offered to supply milk to the Kings
County Institutions at less cost than other bid
ders, but the contract has not been awarded by
reason of charges respecting the impurity OF what
has been supplied heretofore. The Supply Commit
tee of the Board Of Supervisors met Yesterday to in-
vesticate these charges aud heard evidence to sub
stantiate them from Charles Myers and r. ).
Thursby, former employees of the company Myers
gave evidence that when in the employ Of the COM
pany during the last four years, he was accustomed
TO supply the milk at the County Buildings and 1t
was all the spoiled milk returned by grooers and
dealers worked over with new milk. Ihursby
made affidavit that he had seen the superintendent
of the company take ont two gallons from forty
ouart can of condensed milk and I'LL it mp with water,
and send this milk TO the County Institutions Mr.
Howe president of the company, testified that IL
was necessary 10 put in water to bring down the
milk to the specified standard, and denied wholly
the charges of working over spoiled quantities OF
ihe milk. The decision of the committee was re-
served. .
A. l.. Hatch was arrested Yesterday on the com
plaint of Dr. White. of thc-b0dTd of Health, for
selling aduiterated milk at No. ID West Flitieth-
81. and on another charge Of bringing aduiterated
milk from jersey City. He was held III 500 bail
on each charge.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
SARATOGA NOTES.

SARATOGA, Aug. 2S.-The largest excursion
party of the arrived here at noon to-day from
the Mohawk Valley. the uain which consisted OF two
sections left Rome early this morning. and stopping at
ev.ry ion between there aud Schenectady brought
fully 800 people Congress Park was made the head
1uaror- OF strangers during their stay In town.
Ther, il considerable falling OF OF visitors aJ the
hotels nd the bOardmg-hOuscs, aud sigus o. waning
season are To bc IN all branches OF the Summer
business.
Members O. the Convention OF Scientists make
CON saint that they have not received the
accommodation at the hotels which they
pected They claim TO have engaged rooms at
the leading hotels at "a reduced price,, but they
saw the agreement has beCu strictly lived MP to ny
re hotel men. TIE latter say they car not make tnc
distinction 40 price asked Tor by the sccrto, as 10 90
80 would crea dssa tisiacion anot lh'I PerIhAheut
Go 81 rd t.,.fr regular sa.tnmer customers.
A. siI 60 be uUw determined by the mpDaQers OF
,nr Hsand Union Hot.l property TO construct a cot
tage row. as an extension + tue Westinghouse. wing
me piau includes the removing of the D cottage
row the site of which viii be made into d lawn.
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and took them 10 Hoboken, where they were ar.
| raiRned before Justice Strong. Each one pIeaded
not guilty and was placed under bonds Of 81 600 10
await the action of the next Grand Jury which viii
be sworn in on Tuesday The complaints ON which
they were arrested were made by George K0lb. OF
Hoboken. "
Rudolph Thurber. formerly member of the .Jer-
sey City Board OF Public Works attempted 10 driva
MS wagon across the track Of the New-Jersey Md
land Railway at Homestead Yesterday. The horse
ana wagon were struck by the locomotive and
Dnrled down the embankment. Mr. TIL Der lived
only twenty minutes after the aeciden, Jccurred
one OF the horses was instantly killed and The other
was badly injured.
NEWARK.
James Smith. Of No SIS Market ST. was arrested
last evening for mpIcatIon IN the burglary of tne
mouse OF James Adams. some two weeks ago.
The license excitement has almost entirely sub-
sided. The meeting Of the Excise Commissioners
yesterday was brief, and few licenses were
granted.
Frederick w. Roesser, weiss beer brewer. resid.
ing at No. ~ Lock-st.. found dead W the cellar
of his storehOuso yesterday morning. There was
some water in the cellar and as the gody was found
with face downward, Ii is supposed that Mr Roesser
committed suicide. The Comfy physician will
make pOst-m0rtem examination.
Burglaries and petty robberies occur almost every
night, but no arrests are made. Yesterday morning
Stanlar Latiev's factory was entered and several
hundred dollar| worth of wire ana brass was stolen
The stables of = = Sergeant al No. II Mount Pleas
ant-aye.. were broken open Wednesday night and
property belonging To the cOachman was taken.
NEw-JERsEY.
ELIZABETH.-By the improvement of the river
from BToad-s. to the sound, by dredging il is ey.
pected that $4,000 feet of gravel sand and mud will
be removed.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
EAST CHFsTER-At a meeting Of the Board Of
Town Officers, on Wednesday, a preamble and
resolutions, offered by Justice Jenkins. were
adopted to the effect that, inasmuch as Matthew
Horan, the receiver of taxes, had failed TO pay
over the sum of $3.50 80, the Supervisor shOud
begin legal proceedings for the recovery of the sum
due the town.
CHAPPAQUA.-A traveller passing through Chap
pJqua, on coming 10 point where the road divided
aud not knowing which road 20 take, stopped al
the house of |. I. Williams to make some Inquiries
and on tapping at the window to attract the atten-
ton of the family, was mistaken for n burglarj
almost instantly window was raised and gun
DISCHARGED at the stranger. Fortunately no serious
injury was done him.
SOUTH YONKERs.-The New-York aud Northern
Railroad Company has purchased gravel bed
covering an area of about seven acres, constituting
a portion Of the Van COrtlandt estate. Mosholm
or South Yonker>. In ggng for gravel at this
place recently human bones were found. They are
supposed to be remains of slaves once owned by the
Van Cortlandt family. Ca.eb Van lassel, Of
YoukeTs, now eighty-fOur years old, about fifty
years ago made a coffin for "A slave who was buried
near the Van COrtaudt mansion.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
TAX SALES IN JERSEY CITY.

Collector Love. OF Jersey City, had $500 pieces
of property to sell Monday for the unpaid taxes OF
the years from 1872 TO 1877 inclusive, but before
the sale was opened / 800 Of them were redeemed
by the owners, who paid the taxes. The amount
received for the redemption Of the aforementioned
footed up nearly to $780, 600 The remainder of the
nropertv was sold at public sale. About twenty
pieces were purchased by persons who held mort
cages on them, and did not want their titles made
imperfect by their sale. The remainder of the
pT6pertv was bid in by the city, as no offers
made for it. Among the lots thus purchased by the
CITY were some recorded in the name of the late
Archbishop Bailey, of Baltimore. who was formerly
Bishop of the Diocese of Newark, which includes
the whole State of New-Jersey. lie never paid
taxes on them as he said that they mad been puT-
chased for church purposes, and under the state
laws were not taxable property. The entire
amount of taxes due on the 1,SOO pieces of prop
eTty was S476,O11. The property was sold for a
number of years, and TINS the titles given by the
CITY are really only leases Most OF the property
will be redeemed by the owners as soon as they
can raise the necessary money.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
THE WORTHWHILE CAMP-MEETING.

JonNsTowY, n. J., Aug. 2S.-Fully 5000
people gathered on the camp-meeung grounds near
NorthyIlle n Y to-day. where meeting IN progress
nder the auspices tue Albany and Saratoga districts
of the Troy Conference. Regular and special tiains
have been running all day from the South, and are
unable 10 carry the people The Rev. s. Meredith OF
Troy preached Immediately afterward a prayer meet
ing was held IN the Tabernacle, and childrens meet
ing WAS held IN the GOversve tent, conducted By Mrs
Thomas, OF BeeCkeT, n. Y
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
AN OLD CALAMITY RECALLED.

Few persons probably were aware of the fact that
"Wednesday was the eighteen hundredth anniyer-
sary of the destruction of the ancient cities OF Her
culaneum and Pompe The proprletors OF the sea
Reach Hotel, Staten Island, however, recognized the
event and celebrated it by dance, tableaux 9hd
historical fireworks. OF the latter the most hteI
estine set figure the representation Of ne merry
destruction mimic Yesuvius In t'nV OF 'le
bofel PLAYED its important part. the oily drawback
to its complete success bens IN lava o oo % aS
VIM, W tnvovgipg Itto fan aud aDihae the doomed
OF The tablea,ix represented scenes illustrative
OF life among the honlaHs' for cg tlese
owing to is pecgF ne sTqSgTs t,2a e. ne Poo5sn 5oS
- 50 M L.,, ceut1ries ago. In the centro is
Tectangle of CGriothsn cols eRGGsng ts ioa4
tam. hoGa ~ ~ windows The decOrsdon of the
tg lgr " Z also in the PoWyean style, tbe walls beng
r"o9nseuted with N escenery OF the adjoining coun-
O. y bile varous gatuettes represent the deites of
lie aoeient mytJ1log. The lamps and vases are
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
CANP-MEETING ENDED.

OCEAN GROVE, N. D., Aug. 2s.-The camp
meeting which has been in session during past
ten days closed at 1245 D. to-day After the admin
itratiou of the sacrament OF the Lords Supper 10
5s5 adults, the services closed with procession
tie clergymen and congregation around the camp
ground attended 18th singing Of hymns nand shaking
and general rejoicing
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
SHIPBUILDING Ar CHESTER.

CHESTER, Penn, Aug. 29.-A new iron
steamship was launched ut Roaehs ship-yard this
morning for the Old Dominion Steamship Company.
This is the nth ship launched this year Roachs yard
and TWO more will be hOated before December. making
total of seven dusng the year having aggregate
mage Of 900 -Four Of the ships viii Le engaged
IN foreign trade
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Gramcrcy Park Housc-The Duke of Beaufort. "
rum Arenne Hotei-Seuaior Thomas w Ferry OF siegdn
O. r. Blackburn, 0f Kentucky ana surgeon
s. r. shaw u. \ NJ. ngsOr Ho-Hush iun1le, iIes
dent of Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Raroad
paDy Burton &. Cook, OF Chicago, and holnls ~
Montreal ... BuckitghdD HOeI-ExCOngressuan Lyman
X Pass of Bufalo Ereyeff FfO,is-C. p Patterson, Su
perinteudent OF the United states Coast Snryey Ne Y0Tk
Ifsi- J. ". Stevenson OF KENTUCKY am ".
WOoey. Of Cincinnati Coleman H0~se-Se,thI 12nh
G. Robiuson OF BnghaDton n. w Sh'Htdnt IioaSf Co.,, En
LORI, Of Roche stcr Ths I9pp
Mcdonald ..As,0r bOuSc-A Il. Spafprd, CgngresslUn.
Librarian. lbsmdrts Hosl-Sate Senator henry but
terheld Erie, Penn.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29

NERVOUS DEBILITY, STRUCTURE, cause cause
~ BuRhts disease, diabetes, dropsy, navel cacu ys
dyspepsa consumption, de OF the hi
kdneys bladder debility ana chronic affections uncars.,s
by general practtuonersl Pamphlets eNpainng ter sn,
treatment by Natures specific Asahel Natur
era Spring water and The European and American
bureau specaties free the depot. 29l Broadw Ne"
York Physicians advice aud urinary analysis grauS
STRICTURE, Impotence and Diseases OF tns
- Generahve organs radically aud speedily oure holls
o ! aud 20 T. Hen ny DANIELS. NJ u. Il tiLexn<ton'
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
THE HARBOR ABUSES INVESTIGATION

EVIDENCE TO BIZ PRODUCED AGAINfT TIE UNION
DREDGING COMPANY.
Owing TO the failure of witnesses to appear at the
Dock Commissioners meeting yesterday they were
unable to proceed with the investigation of charges
against the Union Dredging Company, contractors
in the employ of the Dock Department, for viola
tions of the law protecting navigation by dumping
dredrings, etc., in the Bay. Inspector Conway of
the Pilot Board was the only witness present, and
in conversation with the Commissioners he
said that the charges against the tow-boat
the Union Dredging Company, that 1t
had dumped ITS scOws near the hospital ship
illinois on Sunday, August II, he could not sustain
from his persoual knowledge, hut from statements
made bv other persons and the stormy weather at
tbat time he believed the charges to be true. One
rerson had informed him that be was willing TO
make affidavit that the boat dumped It's scoWs
between Buoy g and the hospital ship ON the
above date Inspector Conway said that ne bad
detected The tug Webster, of the same company on
Dree different occasions with several scOWs In tow
tbat were being discharged near Fort Wadswort h,
ard that ne ordered them 70 proceed TO the dcsig-
mated dumping-ground- ., . .-,
In reply the Commissioners promised 10 punish
tbese neope TO the extent of the law II the charges
AGAINST them were proved and repeated what was
%1biisbed m Yesterdays TRIBUNE, that they hoped
The investigation would result IN the dredging beng
done by the Department.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
REMOVING STREET INSTRUCTIONS.

The Bureau # Membranes yesterday sent out
INSPECTORS B,gce and Mooney. with truck and two
ASSISTANTS 20 begin the WORK of clearing the streets
of distractions. Work was begun in New Cham
bers-st, where some rickety drays and two broken
down wagons were seZed and taken TO the public
ward at the foot of ansevoOrt-st. Considerable op-
position Vas shown TO the inspectors, and crowd
gathered about and denounced them, for "siezing
allowed to go free" The inspectors say they will
continue the work until all obstructons are re-
moved. On Saturday the stands in the streets in
the neighboThood OF Washington Market will be
removed