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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-07-13
Local Notices.


Local Notices 10 cents per line, first Insertion; 10
cents per line, each sEbseQuent insertion.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-07-13

All Kinds Of First Class
Sewing Machines, at n. B. TYLER'S.
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RILEY Roberts

Keeps constantly on hand a fine assort-
ment Of the best brands OF Cigars, at the
P. o. News Rooms.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-07-13
Saratoga nA,, Spring Water.

A positive cure for Headache! A Great
Remedy for Indigestion and Dyspepsia
! Keeps the blood cool and regulatesthe stom-
ach. Persons subjees to headache can in
sure themselves freedom from this malady,
by drinking it literally in the morning be-
June 2-9t HOYT & SPEAR.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-07-13

Awarded to a. waldeck, of the City Ba
kerry for wheat bread. Plenty more Of tn
same sort, fresh daily, two doors south o
McLain's Bank, main street.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-07-13

All STYLES, will be soli at cost to close put
our stock, at Adams Book Store.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-07-13
LIST Premium

City Bakery.
Fresh crackers daily 10 cents per. pound.
Two doors south of McLain's Bank, Main ST.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-07-13

Kniffen, World and Excelsior
Moving Machines, at n. B. TYLER'S.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-07-13

See A. E. Andrews & Sons
New advertisement on second page Of
paper.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-07-13

Just Received
A large stock Of Crockery, al
PEW & BROS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-07-13

The Best Tea
Sold in Warren, is found at HoYT'S.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-07-13

Gilt Window COrnice
Adds wonderfully to the beauty Of a par
lor-we lave a fine variety, at Adams Book
Store.
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Jelly Cans
At
PEW & BROS.

Dandruf eradicated, the scalp made clean
and gray hair restored to its original youth.
full beauty mt vigor by the use OF HdV,
Vegetable Hair RenelDer.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-07-13

Said a wise say, when he told Chris. Column
bus on his arrival in this country, to buy
his Boots and Shoes Of MeLAIN.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-07-13

For Moving Machines!
We have Castor OIL, 10. l Lard OIL, Mecca
OIL, Engine Oil, &c. HOYT &SPEAR,
No. 5 Main st.
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Mahoning DivisiOn.-West.

NoII S.5Oaml
ENi 2.53nml 405uml 4.2Opml 4:30pm
~ 9.99am -:SSam 7:50aml S:OOaml SLAM
Ft 80 SIS S:45 {" sos II0:l0 "
East.
Ex e:4Opml 6=27pml 6;l0pml 5:50pml 5:S7pm
EMlIGOOaml 9.47am 9:30am 9:l0am
FIT e05pml 5:S5pmI E2Opm 3:25pmi 800
The 4:0 p M, west. and the $50 a m, east,
daily.
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AUKinds of Saving

/ All Kinds OF sewing
And Knitting Machines repaired, and a
few second hand Machines for sale cheap,
at n. B. TYLER'S.
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The Finest Grade

Inc Finest GrAue
OF Violin Strings in the country, Just reed
at Adams Book and M1sic Store.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-07-13

We are now prepared to furnish milk cans
Of al kinds and sizes at Jameson & Wheel
er's old stand. KIRK & CHRISTY.
Nav II lS70.
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RuriaI ROhpS

60 Buckingham's Dye for the whiskers.
Price so cents. Manufactured by R. P. Hall
& Co., Nashua, n. II. lSept, 8, Tyr.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-07-13
CITY Bakery

Go to Henry Waldeek's
For your inc French and American can
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-07-13
Go TO the City Bakery
Milk Cans

For your fresh homemade Bread, Pies,
Rusks, Buns, and all kinds of cakes
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-07-13
Large Quantities
OF Fruit Jars, at
PEW & BROS.
DrOn In

Drop In
When you wants fine Cigar, paper Of To-
bacco, Fancy Merchaum Pipe, at the Post
ONCE News Rooms. Cigars by theBoxcheap.
RILEY ROBERTS.
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We are Selling Richardson's

we dTt Selling hICIhiIUSUH7b
New Method for the Piano, atthe low price
OF three dollars, at Adams Book and Music
Store.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-07-13

IHTIItS TuIIISltu
With good Ice Cream by leaving their or
ders at Henry Waldeck's, Main st.
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chuqunA tCAo
For Fruit Jars, at PEW L BROS.
Where are they Made ?

What made? That naO and beautiful style
Of Photographs called the Rembrandt? p
Why at the Star Galleryof Brooks & Potter
Call and see specimens, east side Main st.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-07-13

Soda, Mineral, Yiehy,
And Kissengen Waters, at
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-07-13

Knitting Machines!
Lamb, Bickford, Huxley, and American,
at n. B. TYLER'S Gun Store.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-07-13
B. franklin

Ice Cream
ofan havors at Henry waldeck's. Main 81
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-07-13

Go to Pew & Bros
To get Fruit Jars and Sealing Wax.
New Wheat! New Wheat!
Flour from new Kentucky white wheat, at
RUSH & MEDBURY'S,
July 1927 Island Mills.
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To Rent!

To Remit
A chamber room in Kings New Block,
large, light and airy. and suitable for dwell
ling or business purposes. w. B. KING.
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PrOnuneiamentO!

Vinegar Bitters
AT Hoyt's Drug Store, No. 5. Main st.
The New York herald., 1870-10-13

IAs stock about e1hAosed rhsr sold 80 bsls Il
pIsss a% .:ss,asd Which :psrasy oss
m: III !, \ ;' - Ts;' - 's;
Ln,scd was sl auis! ta. steady In ,alas' .ms!
,s ys.s sA''
Ss pSrf ~ S 9c: sss we
Ss.ss over Closing y atss: y Ws.isia
Ss'' Ssi' ss's .Ss sS :: ssi e!
ISss lS7tS, Live hog. were IA H:d,rass rssuss;
aa ss. X. o a ssts "a. sals.
. q ps s VI %sssn sn a ne e
sssw e, s1a y c The sals, s sc @!
GOING st s.'sf ssm 3a
Affa fss 'ss sss asss ws s n s sa at s. s !.
Sgr former heard q no ssr sales; ssf %
f ai%isi is isss % s'sS s:E ;%.
long G . o posen pos was ea s ana heavy ts
6g eu ysiass were without a,craioo. sna sales o.
shoulders. lac IL iss 2ve c .'sa asa ,nsEsi asi
market FOR oao bulk was dun
o aasa Prices ge5 no swe The enr price er
!ow 2sc On hs creek lie war duh ana vs. heard
s'fss ss ys1s s'0es es " il q ss
wa s' hssra naS'' Of and % a'sa at s sSos q ags..s
81 ws1 u.ss sass ss.9y
be Tho sales We're 900 bbI on the so saa or ocsSc
&c. sVsnSs HSs.ss ss si % e so % q: ssysaSs4 & Il
si4c, and lrumoseal cargo Of about s.beo
s5s Tor OCTOBER sod ais for xotsaiscr. o5sin; lots
we're only moderately dealt Ia, but sssaaY value. Wa
Philadelphia the market decidedly more acive, but AZ
rather lower prices There wers Eoid 70, bhs Ocobea
to Dece (b0 each mont at a. 800 for Novem.
br et 2c 100 do FOR October ut 2jc J do for tho th
October at .c AMI 2tdJ or tle delivery
at s5c., closing nj s5c. a 1850
About 70 .icrccs SOLD nj TO- 9. or KAN LII
bags, in lots, were sold at 70. re.
sTgARINr.--Thc market dull, the demand bfng ony
for small ota but prices steady. especially Tor primo
lots. Common 20 prime anoted al l@c. lse.
sEEps was more active ani sales wcre made
there eco tas per Kcauckian at ~ 5c do, without
tnr. Grass dull and nominal at 99c l0c for
"a 50 Ss 20 for moLhy and 4. 70 81 80 for rough iax
bUaAIhe demand for WAS less actvc taan yestcr-
Day, and only moieratc business was consunnated bu
eS ma & sss .a wss sady M q s Pres p5syoay err
,,qr Cuba and Porto, Rico, l,e6j boxes ct loc.
vas quie. At tho following quotations: lizard. l33sc.
s,c SOFT white ia!Sc u extra q, l2Hc fasc..
70 as4 saS l.asns " ss Sssna &
good refining, loc.; fnr 10 esoI srosery, a..
centrifugal !hhos. ali toxss, 5e. m5Sc.; inoasssi
.lhas and boEesl, s%c. lec; insaao, oc =
lossc ll.ci do ~ 10 49, islc I25sc d.. 10 20.
l.'sc l3Ac do. white, l2lc 1870. Porto RcoRclu
ing grades, gSc lec do. grocery 2rada5, 10 II
TaLLoy-i ne demand WAS tribe active anl prices
were steady for prime lots Haes 5000 lb within tha
WinsKrYReceipts, S75 bbls. This demand was good
about former figures, and sales made of 100 obls
eosac q cSlsc, enle.y at Sjc. o9tIc.
The New York herald., 1870-10-13
SUPERIOR counT-eEsSssL IEss,

Appeal from Suit for Personal Dau,wucs
Before Judges Mcneil, McCunn ana Spencer.
Entsv s. C1tRatnJhdm, P'Gt7altG ana Respondent
~. Walter n. Con0e7' et 0L-Thls action for per.
sonal injuries to the painta. caused by being run
over oy horse and wagon driven by servant OF
the delendantS Is an Old one, the Injuries having
peen inflicted November %, 1860, anu amages
case was referred found for plaintiff and Can,ages
a. $2,ooo, FOR which Judgment Was entered. CoJisei
!or appellant ADMITTED TIE >iae.s put urged the
damages as excessive. For tho Iespoident it was
warranted BY the proof OF the great suffering aha
injuries she sustained the Court took the Ijaper3
aud reserved Its decision.
. William 9. Traphagen for respondent, Luther r.
marsh Tor appellants.
liability ct Frus.cc7 for tho Debts OF lnso.-
vent Corporations.
Simmons Is. Tcppan.-This Is an action brought
against the defendant, as trustee to recover debt
OF the Montana Mill Company, on the ground that he
neglected TO c the annual certificate required By law
The debt, Tor about 81 $50 existed 10 January 1855
and 1t was admitted tnat no report was Iled either
IN his or the succeeding year. In April, 1866, tic
company became illsolycnt :nd ceased TO do bust.
ness. The pia.nIiI admitted that the cause OF ac-
t0n through failure 10 file tRe report In 1855 was
barred by tie statute OF limitations III 1889, ind
insisted that new cause Of action accrued TO hlI
IN January, 1867 and that as he brought this suit on
tho 4th cf January 1870, 1t was IoS barred by the
statute On the part OF the defendant II was Claimed
that tho statute does not require insolvent cor.
pOration that has ceased TO do business to file any
report whatever, and that when tho liability Of the
trustee was once fixed it could not be extended by
subsequent failure on his part 10 file the reporE
The Court reserved its decision. The ease was tired
before Judge Jones, when he directed d verdict for
the plaintiff ana the exceptions to be referred to
the General Term.
Albert otickney for plaintiff ana Nr. E. r Wheeler
Tor dc,enQant.
The New York herald., 1870-10-13

The following report on street cleaning was yeser.
day made to the Board Of Health AMI Il now pub
lished for the first unle:--
HEALTH DEPARTMENT. s0l Forr srrrrr
TO THE BOARD OF EEALrH--Cconsl EuaoSs CLARK,
rrrwi have Tie honor 70 report, IA, par.
the Contractor o. Street Cleaning general compliance with
s % of n Pc and ,o q o. your
coordinate branches Of city gcvernacn excusns short
q hat at the ro Of the A s s ss
ovs 81 s By ~gf ria q sssaon 'd Se e Ss Tsns @
n the lrsi place. IN absolutely recurring builders %
placing their ma.ess Of construction sdss ihs
Tor ssa es s
payemen.s Iepace ~ Ie9anI the street PAYERS to re-
men ana by prcrenng tho ooegpaa of eaeasnl Lou,es
% esos II sS s n ,s sse Cleaning conflict
Ing frequently with oso Of hc street coatfsc.or I'M
Ss Y sa s
Sss. ;s"ss A.ss e s .s.s.. w.
e. Sw a ss ws ss " so~s,. s e
pSTei streets sdsred cleaning b - :a 10 a
Ths aasssa Sssses sas sgssaa, ss''1as s@e ss:
extension Of sss icsh tas river ses aooashiy
nouncing opionion .ha instead Of IL being Geens
locality The sweepines being oy easth vbich
ny asso,es the gag alaensnged ey hs 9. tie or
citizens OF the district. While tie hs 80 aloss
INC GIhrM eOnstcutfc cxpJSurc
direct rays OF the from the fGx Of tie tdes
dminshas the pyrexycenotc IN ratio
extent OF surface excluded from the genec OPERATION.
with due deterencc to opposite views Should rcpec-
! fully suggest. in licu OF aricsng tho work iv3h
street. the proPricy OF encouraging similar enterprises
the extension OF thr streets between sfncyaeconl
ll0h streets scoss tho low grounds 10 the East ryer and
draining tho intermediate snces II the rea0Ya OF tho
rock from Griiiron, Pot Rock Ways Reef &C., cod h,
effected and used Ia the construction o aud wharcs
along tho river front obstruction being offered
to tie FREQ ingreEs ard egress Of the water the as
level would be depressed and ths shore level
ingy raised; changing ts paluda character, thereby
ducng to tho sanitary condition OF the district enhancing
the value Of the properly rendering subject 10 increased
taxation meet tho expeuse incurred aud rcsty aci,as
the Of the cty Very respectfully your obedent
servant, THOMAS CUiriAN,
Inspector OF Ssreel lln
The New York herald., 1870-10-13
BY Judge Robinson
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hackett.

BEFORE Recorder HaCkett.
LARcENIEs AND BURGLARIEs.
Assistent District Attorney Tweed conducted the
business OF the court yesterday and succeeded in
obtaining number Of pleas from prisoners.
Mary D0oley, who stole from Fanny Danneba um
BY whom she was employed as servant diamond
earrings and o,her Jewclry valued al $500, pleaded
guilty. The Recorder said he would give her a day
70 tell the officers where the earrings wcre and n she
1id SO ne would not impose the seyeiest penalty o. le
abusive to tho officers, remarKlng that she would
not tell where the jewc,ry was. Hls Honor, having
been informed or her conduct, ordered her to be
placed at the bar and sentenced her Tor Ave years TO
the State Prison.
George Wilson. who was indicted for burglary in
the second degree pleaded guilty to the Ihird grade
or that offence. On the 18th or July he entered tho
dwelling house OF Edward Michling No. IS avenue
,, and Stole tablecloths aud shirts valued eighty
dollars.
Bernard Smith pleaded guilty TO grand larceny
from the person, tne charge be ny that the I4tn
Of september he stole gold watch ana chain nom
Carrie Engle while she stood on the sidewalk In 'front.'
u her premises There was another similar charge
against this prisoner. Wilson and Smith were sent
to the State prison for I'VE years.
Thomas Ktrwan WHO was charged with stealing o
gold watch aud chain. valued 81 $500, fron John
Sneehan on the 2sh OF September, pleaded guilty to
the Indictment.
William j. Smith pleaded guilty to petit larceny
from the person. ha having on tie 10th or August
stole q Imposition watch valued at five collars
from James w. Saith.
Charles Moore who burGariously entered the pre-.
misses OF Hans Gortoch. 100 Forsyth street, the I'd
Instant pleaded guilty to burglary III the third de-
Kirwan, Smith and Moore were each sent to the
state prison for four years and six months.
John George pleaded guilty 10 an attempt ut grand
larceny the indictment charging that on the 1st OF
July ne stole sot OF billiard balls valued at twenty
Oollafs ana coat worth twenty dollars, the pro-
perry OF David Dewitt. The sentence was TWO years
ard PA Onsns imprisonment III the State Prison ut
1oseph Bauer. who On the "a Of september stole
The New York herald., 1870-10-13
STREET QUorATIlgs.
.Enlf-pust Five o'Uiosk T.. j
C0,MEI.EaCEAL REPORT.
"WEDNESDAY, Oct. Esp. NJ

WrDSEspAY, Oct. 1916 r. NJ.
CortEE.We heard Of further sales of Rio wa,rh
however, held with Grmness former prices or L.,
suayra 20 bags, Emma Dean, sold private terms
Other kinds quiet but unchanged. We quo,c-Rlo
ordinary cargocs, ac 154c.; fair do l5c Ike rood
DO, ltc lt,aS prime do l7e, Ixc; ex.remes Tor lots
grass mats, g0c 23c; Singapore do Ice. l9c Ccyon
TIC lsc; AaTacabo iSc lshc. LaGuayrn, l6Sc be
Ceara lec ale; Costa Rca, l5c. lsc Manila, isc
Hc; Mexican. l5c. lsc. savaulla I5c iSc-al goid
duty paid. '-'
CorToSWth con inuca heavy offerings the marie. for
this staple was heavy and prices further c per @
will be seen by reference to quotations suboned AL
the reduction, good business transacted,
10 arrive there were sold 24 bales, OF which Ji9 were
Tor export G to' and ls6 speculation. For
delivery prices were about &c Off with only moderate ue
and and fair offerings the market closing rather heavy al
the reduction. The sales 200 bales basis low mdlny
for October, at Issc 1900 do. for November, At i5se
10 ll6c. 15o.; 900 do. for December, 1t 1S,sss
i5c; 2oo 40 DO. for February. a. iSgc. and lsi.
Soo do f0E kovemeer a" az l5 sso 1sc 200 d.
do for February a i5;.c zco do New Orleans
low middng FOR November TO March 600 each month"; On
private terms The closing quotations for on the srot
folowE - - -
The New York herald., 1870-10-13
CLOSING PRICES AT TIE roAsp.

CLOSING PRICES AT TIE rohsp.
Tho following were the closing prices at the Lash
session OF the Stock Exchange:-Canton Company,
6s es1s; Consolidation Coal 80; Cumberland iron,
40; Western Union, 3oA bid; Quicksilver, 61s; Mari.
pssa, 6is; do. preferred IL III; Adams Ex-
press 674 a 672s; Wels-Fargo Express, 80 bid; do.
scrip, "a bid; American Express AK A; United
States Express, 35'1 s5ss; Pacific Hail, As A6A;
New York Central consolidated. sst "a; do. scrip,
sSM 50; Erie, 22sl 22H; Harlem, 134x l347S;
Reading. l0lh 1913; Michigan Central, 1927
Lake Shore, 95 o51s; Union Pacific, 254 a 251S;
Illinois Central. 137; Cleveland ana Plttsburg, lO7
107H; Chicago and Northwestern, SIX a S1sl; do.
preferred, s9K a 500; Cleveland Columbus, Gin
cinaau and Indianapolis sc1s = ST. New Jersey
Central, LOT 107h; Rock Island, 114A a
1l4ss; Milwaukee and 81. Paul. e4si 647.;
do. preferred, s2ss s2h; Toledo, Wabash
aud Western, 551s a 555a; Fort Wayne, % q s31
Chicago ana Alton, l133s a 1877; do. preferred
ll4,s bid; Ohio and Mississippi, 3S51 "a; Delaware
LacKawanna and Western, 1919 loS; Morris
and Essex, a11s e2 Boston, Hartford and Erie,
AZ q AZ; Hannibal aud ST. Joseph 11oi4 Ill; do.
preferred III o liT;s Columbus, Chicago and In
diana Central, l9H q 1914.
Tho annual election of the Western Union Tcc.
graph Company was held this afternoon. The list Of
the directors chosen ana q report OF the proceedings
appear in another column.
MONEY MORE ACTIVE.
There was an active demand FOR money AZ six per
cent among the stock brokers' and some small houses
paid seven per cent. On the other hand the supply
at the latter figure abundant that lenders OF
abundant means were carrying" stocks at seven
per cent. The government dealers supplied at
nvc to six per cent.
The Comptroller Of the Currency has Issued call
to the national banks requiring them 10 report their
condition al they stood at close OF business on
the Bth Inst.
THE GOVERNMENT GOLD SALE.
The oGer OF a million OF gold at the Sub Treasury
elected bids for total or $3.50 o00 at prices rang.
ing from 112.5o 1l3.7o The million was placed at
ll345 o 1870
GOVERNMENT BoND5 STRONG.
The government bond market was strong and
higher The Treasury Will buy two millions TO-.
morrow Tho following were the final street quo
tations-Unted States currency skies, ms q
NIX; DO, 1881, registered, ia q ll4h; do. do,
coupon, ia ll4lS; DO. fve.twenues, registered,
May and November. 1oSjs q 10s5s; do. do, 1852,
coupon. do, 112 113; %. do, 1894, do de-, ll1k
NIX; Dc. do, 1885. do. do, 111,s 49, do. do
registered, January ana July, l1otS 11s1, do. do,
1866, coupon, do. lIoh 1loss do. do, 1857, do.
Co., HOS llss.; DE- do.. 1865. do do. IIox 1i0t
The New York herald., 1870-10-13
FOREIGN EXCHANGE WEAK AND LOWER

FOREIGN EXCHANGE WEAK AND LOWER.
The supply Of commercial bills drawn against cx-
ports Of cotton and produce Is growing In quantity
and, consequently, forcing o steady decline in tho
rates FOR foreign exchange Prime short sight ster-
ling is now offered at l0o,s. The following
shows the range OF Notwithstanding sixty
days, commercial, 1914 a 1osA good to
prime bankers, l05's 108ss; short sight, 1O3,a
1os7S: Antwerp, 5.22N 5iei&; Hamburg, a5N a
357s; Amsterdam, 4o1 4oA; Frankfort. 4o3s 1o7.
Bremen, Tx 7si&; Prussian tbalers, 7oI 7l9i.
TIE STOCK MAngHr ACTIVE.
The buoyaicy at the Stock Exchange continued
throughout the sessions OF the boards and further
sharp advance was made In most Of tho mere active
shares Late in the day there were sales to realize,
which were followed by tho report OF an intended
squeeze" In gold and OF an organization to "locK
upn money. The effect was a reaction from tho
highest prices OF the day aud lower and unsettled
market. At the close there was more steadiness
and the final street dealings were dull In tone.
THE EXTREME FLUCTUATIONS.
The highest and lowest prices OF the leading specu
The New York herald., 1870-10-13
TIE STATE lax.

Valuation vi Kings Coupty-Thc Tax 10 he
Levied This Year.
The President Of the Kings county Board OF super
visors yesterday received communication from the
State Board OF Equalization OF Taxes, stating that
the latter body had fixed the aggregate valuation OF
property in Kings county at the sum OF sl94 4lo6,4Sl
The State tax to be levied upon this amount for the
current fiscal year ST. 4os, 76, The tax is 4llss
mills on the dollar. For schools TX mills; for gen.
eral purposes, TX mllls for bounty debt, 21. mlls
for new capitol. " nill: for canal floating debt
MILL to pay awards or appraisers and Canal Board
for 1s6S69 and deficiency OF appropriations OF 1882
y mill; for new work and extra repairs, mil; ior
Champlan Canal, 1-78 mill. The valuation OF this
county In 1869 was $l5i,491, and the state tax,
which was 8 mills. produced 500, ,0la.
The New York herald., 1870-10-13

thirtyAve doary vsrsh Of cigars belonging to F1tz
sonansen p!eaded suity % grand larceny, and
nim % tho Pcniienfiary fos one yeaT. - SSN'' -
David Keiss pleaded guilty 10 forgery IN tho fourth
ae9ree. He was 0largcd with iorging an ocaer ior
Solomon Rosentha1
John d. Dennngcr was charged with obtaining q
Heister on tho 2sd Of September and pleaded guilty
TO Obtaining aoods by false preten-es.
Inesc PRISONERS were cacn sent 20 the Pentcnt'ary
William kclls was tried upon o charge Of stealing
Israel Marks, AZ Baxter street. As there was no
evidence TO sustain the Indictment Mr.. Tweed aban-
dOned the case
HIGHWAY RonnERY-A YOUNG rIRsT WARD GAR
RoTEE suar 10 TnE srAlE PRISON FOR TWENTY
patrick patrick Brennan ana peter Seaman were placed
on trial Ill the afternoon charged with robbery IN
tho first degree. Mr. Townsend was assigned 10
defend them. the complainant, John Kane, labor
Ing man, VINO came from up the Hudson river to
New York on tho 9th OF this month"; testified that
Whe ne was Oh The corner OF Morris and Wet
streets na was attacked and violently beaten w q
crowd Of young men wno robbed him OF eighteen
dollars. He positively Identified Brennan as being
to the other lie @ gave the aar ot that he w. was
dered, which brought an officer the spot who pur-
sued sue thaee yoqng meii, who ran downto pier aud
tie other one got away In the dark.
The oircer testified that ne saw seaman with tho
the sergeant ran after tho young men, and the SER
geant jumped INTO the water aI.cr them aud fred
Ills piSl0 10 lrsnten them.
The Recorder observed that, whie he was morally
convinced tDat Seaman was associated with Bren.
nan In the commission OF the robbery, there was no
legal proof OF IT, and they would therefore, have
acau.C him. The jury accordingly rendered YER
dlct OF guilty against Brennan and acquitted
seaman.
The Recorder, In sentencing Brennan, said he un-
derStoOd ne mad Jlt served out term 4 imprisoy-
menr for shooting al ON oiscer, ana was very bad
young fellow. lie and the class OF men In tho com.
munity 70 which he belonged were fully advised by
MS ithe Hecorders) colleague, Judge Bedford that
severe sentences would DO imposed upon men
Clearly conyicsad OF robbery. lbs Honor sentenced
brennan TO the Staie Prison FOR twenty years and
discharged Seaman with caution.