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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27
THE GRANGER AND THE CLUB.
oRaAS1zAT1oN-wHAT TT oosrs

To organize grange Of thirty male and
cen female members, (WHICH is the largert
number that cen join a. charter members
(other members pay male IS 90 female SO. 10Y
the cost is Q follows oa.
80 male members @ 90 500. 90
10 female members "a SO 500
40 regalias q 90 ss 1000
Monthly dues enc year $500
Total $1ss. 90
Although this SUM may seem considerable
II proves to be insufficient as each member
10 taxed fer life or during good behavior at the
rate of ten cents per month
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27

we notice the square shoulders and hrc.a
chest 81 Mat Stahl on Lne streets .n.rat
ou" ~ lsh an. On the collar OF his YES,
there is big brass otuimcut in the at,',,, '",
star. Boys, that nouns buisness
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27

-, : he .HIhb TRIAL or CHRIS RAFFERTY, for nrr-
~ ~ now IN pr"Grers M ~auk ,cnn IN Jna
Villains presiding Rafferty, ha4 been twice 49,,
WIZ, =, c2,ylceo aud TWICE unprecedented and ~
@'w hchg tried the Third time with lair " ~
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27
f UNION Conc ERT.

The church people 0t ths city are just ROW
interested in reneSrsniS tor a Sunday scbo /
Union Concert, announced for Christmas
The children orc happy IN learning new pioc-
es tor Sunday, and there is nanliest deter
minaf'on on Che part OF the leaders to make
the Christmas warblings successful in all re-
spec'a. The choruses Will be urder the
leadership Of DR.. w g. Dodge Besides
these 'here viii be SC los, duets, and quar-
tctteR by he amateur vocalist OF The differ.
ent churches, and the public performances "
looked forward TO with good deal OF inter
eat by al concerned.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27

Col. j. Z Howe, vt This city. is one Of q
score oi applicants for the judgeshtp made
Vacant by the resignation OF Judge Miller
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27
The saOase ,aoia panacea.


Family Imminent
the best remedy in the world f,rIhe fo1,axw,cs
complaints. viz, Cramps In the Limbo and s,onSs-
sch ram ~ tAe stomach, sowcIs. or Side, Rhenus
Cholera, Dyssnte y. Colds, Fresh Wo.nds 49,
Sors fhroAt Spiaal Complaints Snrnin. 40
Bruiaes, ChjIls and Fever. For Internal and ET-
ItH oporationls not only to relieve the pat,.nt
but enfiTely removes the Canse Of the comnla;nt'
IL penetrate. and prrvades the whole system, re-
storing healthy action TO alltts parts and Quick
eninG the blood.
The Hsaschold Panaeeais purely We're
tsoie and All Healing. 81 IT'D .raT
Preparedby
iA ere an> - CURTIS s. BROWN usH
49, No 2l5 Fulton Street New York
For sale by all druggists. tft1 1v7
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O" ths same tcrtaS you can buy as cheap
at Stin,n as ST. any . ore ~ town or out
He Will not be underSold. 3w95
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27

just received the pref tirst lot of CARPET
an6 the incest stock ot CLOTHS ever offered in
k@rosha
..ss.a IMAM
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27

Elk 'IhH, oCUtCH, HIuCTICdH, EaIsIty q
broche SnaNss, an eltgan1 line, at
22tI SIMMONS.
The Secretary Of he National Gra5xc, at
Washington, III his weekly bulletin just is
sueS ttates tbe number OF subordinate
oranges organized during tbs frsi OF The
present mouth a. thirty Six During
Octo Ter ,O2O Oranges wero or&auiZeQ l..
me totai numberID 'Le United States is now
S,262, w.th a rcpor,ed membership OF G19,-
btU
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27

do hershy certify IT,, oreQoing Is a cor
rec sia'fment sad account o! an cxamins
ton token by aud oe'ors une. and the Jurors
above named ct tho time and place aiore-
said.
EDWARD JONES.
Justice OF tho Peaca.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27

G. ". HoLLENBRooK,
Toledo. Ohio.
Sec adveris mcnt In another column
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27

Carpets & Gil Cloths, Large stock, hand.
ONE Patterns, Low Prices at
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27
Children often EOOk Pale and
sick

from no other cause than having worms In the
stomach. #f .t. g. b #a-N = - ava
BROWNS VFRMIFUGE COMETS
will destroy Worms without injury 10 the child.
being perfectly HIrE, md tree from all cnloti n1
or oher injurious ingredients usually used in
worm operations. 4. ....E
CURTIS d BROWN Proprietors.
No 215 Fulton Street New York
Sold by D,WgQGSta and (h~4ai,ts o4d Gaa5er.s ia
Hsdaciales at TWENTY FIVE ENTe A BGx. Iy7
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Blankets. FianHels, RePelIsnts, Red,ngote
Cloths in great variety at a94 H
"%'t .,f t4 SIMMONS.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27

For Keadymade or Custom Clothing 90 to
""t' "f A#tt SIMMONS
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27

An inquisition taken at Bristol, in the
county Of Ksnesha, on the 90 h day of No
vemher 1878. before Ed ward Jones, one OF
the justices of the peace OF the said county,
upon he view OF The BODY OF William II.
Bush there dead, by tbe jurors whose nam q
are hereunto subscribed who, being duly
sW0rn TO enquire on behalf oF the OF the peo-
pie OF this state when, in what msErer, and
by what means ths bald WiHam II. Bush
cana o kis death, upon their oaths do ssy
that on a hc Both day OF Eovephe~, 1873, tho
SAID William II Bnsh came TO bis death by
the act OF his own hand. W hanging.
/" trNt!mony whereof the said justice of
the peace and the jurors oi this inquest have
h~reunto set lheir hando the Gay and year
Aforesaid
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Outstanding legal tenders, $685., O36 ,O91.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27

Skill wins favor. WIN .ttae cloths ami Cd
trimmings, ana the ar lSIc TASTE o. dr.
Elcurlman TO gel UP LOTHING III a ht firing
manrfer, Doan says he ms M trouble i. ELI
PETitct IN IetactlOn guaranteed or no eHfe
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27

Genuine imported Eng,Ish On Cio his
warranted not TO crack al
22tf SIMMONS.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27

The Odd Fellows of Kenoshe Lodge. No
80 have added TO heir attractive hall a new
and beautiful organ.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27

For sale by all druggists. S't''' ~" i y7A
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27

a Coon TIME EXPECTED 10y STEERS and lots
of good things at tue S. ssion Rooms of the
NJ. e. Church Thursday evening, Dec 4th.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27

It showed throughout The day on Mon day
and at night he pleasing tones OF the selg D.
bells were heard Tor the hrsC time.
, 1873-12-18
A Dtlrlvis,inul tTir4,ipr.

rarely philosophical " bnnmur," who was
brought hoforo tue langor Poicp Court tho
other day, evolved a theory that must bo OK
ceuluglY comforting to tho woak a''d erril.g.
Jatnea Hennessoy WIN llia namo, and whon tllo
JuAtco. soyero Of inspect, naked HIN What l!a
lad to sny to tho cilargo of being drunk, hs
calmly aroao nnd said "Your Ilofor, nlu Il.
Darwinlas,, and l'ayo, I think, discovered tho
origin of my unfortunate tondosoy. Ono OF my
reniotest graudfathors WIS Hi anthronoia Of q
curious tnrn Of mind. One morning, about
1891 03a u. O., llo wuH looking over H store Of
eopoanuts. when he .ptchoal up one for NY
Ito drank tho liquor aud got glorolHly drunk,
and ever afterwards ha always kept hlA cocoallntH
until fermentation took place. Judge, Then,
wilut|lor tendency l1nnaea down through innl-
morablo ancestors should not be taken i'll my do
fense." Casting uarcastic look Ut Jnn.oa, tho
Justice said: II nr. sorry thnt the peculiar
arrangement OF the atonls OF star dust resulted
in giving me disposition to Hcntonce you to
my 80 and costa" AB James couldn't pay, he
went 70 tho vlnsor rotreat..~I'os'ofs TraHsor1ps'
, 1873-12-18

ohAH AHtSAsA~AP 0AkfNGot AANJ "4p*N'e4 ~
all Of them.
Tho nlnrm OF fro from box No. 81 yesterday
afternoon was caused by small fire o. No. 335
Fourth nvon1to. Il originated III a dofootiye
luo. Tho losR was nominal
Tho Coroner held m inquest yesterday After
noon III tho Town Of Lnkc, on tho body OF n
young won'nt, natnod Elizabeth Colo, who foil
Into n ketsle Of ho1ing wator Tuesday. 4 yor-
dot OF accidental doasll WIS gtvon.
Tho Deputy. Coroner hold MI inquest yostor-
day OIL thu body Of \ man mined Adam D. Gon-
doning, Of No. 50 William Htroot, who was found
dead III hiA bod yesterday morning. A rost
norton examination shuwou ho died from heart
tliHGnae
At an annual communication Of Chicago Lodge
No. 1877 A. 4. Il A. H., tho following oii-
cors Of tho Lodge wero olectcd for tho ensuing
AfaBonio ygar: A1ofph Smro, W. IL. Nathail
Krao'nor, 8. W; J. Colder, ]. W.. ), T. Gold
schmidt. Treasurer T.. Sooleinan, Secretary ?;
II. Holman, y. D.. II. Collier, j. D.. a.
Schwartz. =. ST.; y. salky, J. ST.; A. J. Now
borgor, Iysor.
City Attorney Jameson l1ns furnished Jua.ico
Doylon with ali opinion concerning tho power OF
Pol,ce MaSiatratos to tlno anl imprIaon Offend
cra against tile city ort!inancea, Ito asrocH with
AloHsrs. Tnloy nnd St,les, TINT Police Court
IuHticos oan both fino md impraon, but thinlta
Tho rowor should not bo used except iu oxtromc
| Cndna,
, 1873-12-18
THE CITY.

THE CITY.
H.V. r. Dack, President of the Louisiana l.
Missouri River Railroad. IL in the city.
G. D. Lelaud, Auditor OF the Lake Shore j.
Michigan Southern nailrosd. is IN tho city.
Joseph G. pollak tho late County Clerk, is an
applicnnt for Cousulslip in Europe.
a1r. Murray F. Tuloy, lato Corporation Coun-
sci, will leave the city to-tlay TOR Milwaukee to
attend tau marriage Of niece.
Tho Rov. W. ". EvoEts, Jr,, passed. the ordeal
OF examination as onoddnto Tor tile mtnlatry,
bofore tho Council, compoaea Of the paators aud
delegates from tue several Baptist Churches In
this city, and. by tho unanimous vote of tho
body, waB accepted for ordination. Tho sor-
vices will bo hold hosoaftor.
Tho Mayor and Common Council and several
Of tho most prominent citizons OF Louisana,
No.. woro In tho city yesterday, aud held con-
suttaton with tho President Of tho Louisiana &
Missouri Riyor Railroad Company, for the pur-
pose Of pressing upon him tho necessity Of con-
by tho Alton Company. in such u nlatnor as to
make 1t suitable for both railroad mud high
way traffiu. Mr.. blackstone stasoa tlnt Ao
would most gladly comply with their request if
he WAS not dobarred from doing 30 by tho law
authorizing thom 10 construct tho bridge, Int II
tho Inv could bo amended through tho Influence
OF tho Louisiana pooplo lo would do aa res
questod.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Grand Paniiic-G. D. Clay, Lexington. Ky. /;
Miller, pcunnylyan.a;, Thomas 11a"lny nntl II.
G. Hawley, bridgeport. Colia. tho Hon, ]. NJ.
Qnigioy. kontueky; 0i. r. JANUARY. st. Louis !;
i: :. pe,lott, Now 7tsunHwicl Dr. !. 4: c!11nt,
a!sa''pAe esoa tho s aeSnno Mif noa i5ao1S W1Isn i
il. Burger, Indlana; Luke Joyca, Wyoming /;
Territory; " L. Campbell. Colorado stage
Company; "Dlamoud" Joe, Mcoregor, Iowa ;
, 1873-12-18
It Is Asserted that Riverside Ruined
Mr.. Gage.
Uis Offer 10 Turn Over Ills Property
Considered too Indefinite.
The Subject Will Be Further Considered
To-Day.
Scenes in tho Trcasurer's O1lce
---O'Harn and tho Banks.
The 0pi Lion Of a Cleveland Paper.

Thoro WIS not much moro ttan tho usual crowd
Of Allorn,on. olllco-scolors, aud loafors around
The City Hail yesterday. .apd tho excitement causod
by the dofalcation i'll tho City Treasury had
somewhat aut,silo;l. Tho worst was known,
nul whatever speculation was induIecd
In relatod to thoprobabio amount tho city would
recover, how 1t would DO recovered, aud what
would bo dono with N{r. Gagc. It was gen-
s.nl'y beloved TINT tile city would como out all
light in tho ond, though 1t would take some time.
TIE 1nEAsuRrnB OFFICE
presented nothing unusual during tho forenoon.
of courso tLoro wero many Aldermen III thoro,
4ool.lng isc and important, aad asking ques-
nons about tho balance, and what tho banks
nero going to turn over. Dir. Dronnan, who
represented Mr. O'l1nra, was cool and court oous.
=. usual. pretending 10 toll everything. wllllo at
lie somo limo 10 told nothing. Ho Bbook hands
with distinguished nbllty, and smiled as if snil-
:asionally ho would bo interrupted by applicanta
at tic courtor, who desired to draw money or
1oppeit 1t, and then he would turn
md shako hands and smilo again.
1lr. Olcott. n1r Gagos Cnshior, was busy
with alr. Hilton, tho bookkccper, posting up the
With tho Office cenaod. 0nco iu awhile inquiries
would be mado for AIR. Gage. but tho inquirerH
wcro put oil by tho statement that ho vas un-
vol and could not bo seen. OF course he was
not III the ollice. Tho bouks wero written up to
Monday ovcning. ana tho following report was
sent, unsigned, by Dir. Ocost lilo Comptroller:
Mr. oAoE's FINAL nEronr.
CHICAGO, Dec. 16, 1873.
ToS. s. Ha,e,, cns Comptroller:
EiE Ths CITY Treasurer rcporsa that hc has re-
auriug .ao month Of ---, 1873, tho amounts as
b.low htnttd .....-
, 1873-12-18
girls school, l1nwnrlen. Among tho tcachoreE
woro Mrs. W. Il. Gladstone, N1lHs Gladstone, and
tho lsoy. s. Il, Gladstone.

girls sc',ool, lIawnrlen. Among tho toachors
woro Mrs. W. Il. Galstono N1lHs Gladstone, and
tho Rov. s. Il. Gladstone.
Mrs. 1Iolon W. Wobator, Of Now Bedford, han
boon nppnintcd profeuHor Of AnRtomy and 1iy-
glono at Fasshr College.
Tho Armenian Archbishop stophanowltch u,ny
bo SAID to be a grandfather OF the Church, aB ho
haa just completed ll1s 105th ycar.
Mrs. Dannng OF Ohio, the wifo OF tho Lib
cral momber Of tho 1Ionse, is n blonde, YOUTH
ful, very witty, and prottior yot.
Prof. LoomiB, of Yale College, who Inns special
ohargo Of tho Wonthor OF Now Haven. says Tint
tho month Of November just rassod WINS tho
coolest one Known III tl,at city during tho laat
uincty-ilyo years.
Quo Of our loading tnrista. mas askod yostor-
day what he thought Of tho nomination OF Dir.
Williams. ue replied TINT l1o hoped 1t would bo
confirmed, for II such Il lnnu WIS Cen. Grants
first coico, what would Lila second be ?-kttu
YORK. Tribuno.
Thu Lancet loarnH from autl,enthio SOURCES
TINT mortal anxiety aud confnoHlont nro doing
tlioir work OH Marshal Dnzaino, and that ho now
exhibits evidence ot impaired hoalth. Tho
Mnsshnl is suffering from toarly continuous
heatancho, with paroxysinH of fovortHhnoas md
colt sweAts.
Tho following romnrk of tho Albany Lato Jour-
nal oil tho subject Of htr. Williams soons to
poHaess an ntoryst nor existing clfcnmsta'cea ~
takon tho ntt,H to exanlinc tho thrco volumes Of
'Gtoonoa roports,' md find that nearly 50 per
ccnt Of bis decisions whllo on tho District Dolch
Of iowa woro reversed by tho Supreme Court"
Tho friends Of Mrs. Arn,iago have serious
reasonB to foar n return of her old mental
reaoh Of painful aaHocintlons, DR.. Van Doraen.
Of tho State Insane Asylum, laB taken tho
boroavosl lady into Ills own private household.
wloro eho will ron,ain for q short time ~ guest.
, 1873-12-18

MAYORS OFFICE, cu1oAoo Nov. %, 1878.
Wiu'an c. Des, Esq., oaa'rma" coHue"'''" comm's-
DEAR 5sn-Your invitation to attend the nailroad
Convention to e held at Charleston Is received. Tho
ton is ouly question Of time It Ia important TO Ch.
cago, commercially mud our people aro not
spoeators Of your eoris aud rs railway ties ars tios
may mect with spcady mud abundant success.
1ly term Of ollco e1preH nost Monday, and nm
M M from sa tss
convention, l.e w0l otherwise De most happy to
/. L. posp, Acting Mayor.
Tho following resolutions wore adopted:
IysoIrea, That the City Of Charleston oilers adyan-
tages 10 connection will, tho Great Wcst which
aurpasHct hy ITO other Southern CITY, liSr excellent
ceiyug. storing. anA shipping al kinds OF produce.
together With tho energy aud enterprise OF her msr
1 tIs expor n eul port 1T sr.Ie of e south and est
Stcoid-That tho ghorcht air.l!ue route for aNrh a
trnn frnn several Of tie largo cities Of tbs Went to
gapn in tho mountains by that yreut p4ss which tho
French uroad River has ,aa through the Appalachian
chail y way Ut Ashcvitle, spartaubusg, and colun-
Th,rt1-Tla as tar back 10 1854, many of the citt-
gems nf South Carolina, North Caro'ua, Tenncaaec,
advantages u,,a rracticabty Of this route that they
formed company for tho rurpose nf constructing
tuability ut rt time to con,,nad tho Requisite funds.
Thut gipCn that perio various links on this lic havo
bceu constructed, auh 4 renewed Interest has now
BEEN awakened among tho peopls along the wliola
ronse to aia'e tsliA great WORK carried OH and COM
pletcd.
F1nrth-That one Of the most important links In
this route IL the road frou spartaMhrg to Ashove,
which, If made, would complete tho connection by
ra|l betwcen tho Valley of tho Frcnrh broad and the
City II Cnareston, leaving only Ea Of forty-sese'l
ileB to he brilge over, 10 reach tbs raroadsyssetn
nov IN operatioii in East TerueAsec.
ffnh-Ihat in viow Of tho great Importance OF this
work the pcopls Ut tho various counties in North and
souh Caroliiu along thu no Ut its ROUTE have come
forward a1stt indicated their readiness to promtta tic
saule by county Gna private subscriptions, and now
cult upon tho cizens OF Charleston for lelr co-opera
ton and support.
eso.red, fhemfore, That we, the etzens Of Charles.
ton lere assc1ned, do 0Rt heartily nite With them
IN TIM naid enterprise mud recommend te Hae to ollr
fellowcittzens for their generous and liberal support
, 1873-12-18
DEATHS.


TAYLOR TIL, funnra1 OF tho lhto 1rothcr David ray-
lof mo'lur ., Ap,Y tqtge. M, ei3. 4: + and 4
nH'i mc,nlrr Y shc Chlcago 'r'i.o CnrIing Club VIM
tnko plAc3 at Ills latc rJtr"Ju I'm Nklas-av. neur
Ffty.sovunt stfoc Thu.daj, Dno. H. Ut 10 oclook
d. IN.
Mcmhcs Of Ilo An.nnio fraternity will mcot ut Ano1lo
LodXo tlall Bt!t aud ycn y.eRht stroots q tci.k
t sharp. Cars Will lcnyu duput, Garner Canal aud
KinSin srcos. toE llo*hill Ocmot1r} ut golnck p .n
All moucrR OF Tho hfHtont sncntt ~ VI NhlUn liz sTas
taoraher, asa earnosty requested u attend.
By urdor Of tim u......-
MASONIC COMMITTEE.
MoREYrho fun,sai Of AIRS. II: Y. M.roy Wilt sa'to
paes from hGs lat' rcelnnco 33 Weat Monroo sttnes
fhufeday tli1 l]!n, at III o'clock,
,,vaAtdU WAtUuM-D;o Y, At hvr Eo.idonce No. North
Yotrs.
Fuucral day ut nclnck by cars to Calvary Como
tory. Erl9n;a Ut tina fanlity arc .ed to nitenu-
G0oLD-On Dec. le. Minuc H., ya,,uEost daughter of
tinn pf th3 lungs.
soryc@s ii, h?n.s. 1oel prairle avonuo, on Friday
Dec u, at Il nc!nck.
sV 1opsss, kan., rapors p!oaao copy.
MORRISON tho l6 H. a. 1al Hnrth L1Sa1le st.rat
Mss Mary unnats N"rrl. "d"w Of tho lao Vnpt. wiz
H. biarlin. Of this city, aRad 10 ytats.
, 1873-12-18

In tho n,1porstitiona Of noman Catholicism
would flow into Evangolical channols.
Referring to tho danger OF flooding tl.ia coun-
try with pagan Chinese mud atloistio Germans,
Or. Fowlor stated that tho only hope Of main
WAS III tho Sundny-aollool.
Mr.. Z. r. Porter. Secretary Of tho Convention,
snndo fow romnrks o3euBltg tho ahsonco Of tho
rgesittont, j. V. Earwo |, aod Mr.. 3. i. JacobH
and announced tho Convention adjourned i:
WINS Further stated that tho Convention woulll
hold nnolllor meeting aono tino IN January or
FcbrltAry, duo notico being given. After HIns-
ing, aat1 tho bonodiotiou by DR.. Thomas, tho
meeting broke IN.
, 1873-12-18

miscellaneous pieces. It Ia Eoa}ly ths
lnoHt comprehensive oollo,4on OF poon,,
adapted to aim Mt cvory pllaso OF reilg-
ious fooling, NO remember To- have seon. THO
compiler woll snya. !" II ts n book for tho par
closot nnd tito eiclt-room for hours OF literary
enjoyment mud devotional mnsng for the t,so
Of Young disciples and experienced salntB. '-ln
fact for all wlio hnvo aspirations for higher
and nollor lfo. We know of no moro 4npro-
priAto prcacnt for Christian contleman to
make TO his friend or to Honle loved one In his
own fnrnly.
, 1873-12-18
980,6ll.72
$9G5,78o.8l



This rcpo,t is taken from the accounts Of the
Trcasuror's Office and docs not pvotond to repre-
sent tho truo state Of nHalrs. which cnyeB tho
amount Of tho lcfalcaton ms reported ycs.er-
different banks, it is understood, wers houofod
ali right. In some cases tic deposits wore not
disturbed, nut in others thcy wore changed. 10
tilo banks as follows: German National, lIibos-
Yiau. Fidelity. Union National. I'tird National.
Traders National Tho Illinois Loan md Trust
Company viii get soulo Of tho cash, and 50 will
npon. Thototal amount turned over to Alr. 'HafA
by tlo banks Wns :3it;G 100 co. whicl, dons not u-
clude tile amount u tho suspended banks but
toes include the interest mouoy III addition,
there Yas S5415s5 III currency and 81 800 In
Individual checks, making n total Of 347y,9449I.
Dcductins this from ;3G4. .5aS.77, tho amount due
tho ety. the.e rcilainB $$4sa al: 90 and 6o1,,ct.
in. ON tho latter 5132, 500, tho amount iu tho
Suspended 3aukH, tho mollit OF tho defalcatiou
remains as be orc S3j2 7iJ,23
THE NEW ACCOUNTS.
ltr. O'IIara l,as not yet begun to strike his
balances. whicl, il usually done ovory evening,
hut vii! probably begin to-day. when lie viii
,ni viii open now sot Of nccountn. The usual
l,ls nett was tyanHactcd Yesterday, whom
57.G1s.53 was raid into Tho Treasury, uud s202.72
palu out.
In the afternoon there was an Informal meet
iu,, OF soma members of tho Finance Committee
with ,ho llaYor anl Comptroltor und Corpora
tiou Counsel, What was loue was not made
pub ic, Ills Honor the Mayor Ind nothing pnr-
ticulpr to communicate, ar, IIayca would not
make public tic coutents Of tho written propo-
sition Of sfr. Gage. aud Judge Norton,
i. his gootl-huulosed way. dismissed
intorylewcrs vita the impression tllat ho
was q uo, genial gentleman and good
LAWYER, bl,t waS tho worst kind Of material for
interviewing p1rposcs, Fault was found by tho
enthot tics wtth Mr, Gnro's ptonositiou bocuueo
It wa3 too concra in it's teruls for while it con-
famed .chojuio Of tho Droporty, it did not con-
tain a DESCRIPTION thereof, or give any Glow to
mortgages aid incu1nbraucos tl1at might dimlu-
iah ia ya1uo tn tho r;t-.
MEETING ro.nsy.
tn sum I'm. t;tlio a, no nrorrcog yas male in
tbe c.se ynrtordav. Tn,y 1fkn;v alr. O'HIrn viii
H. maso IT, oilic;ai reort of tic stato Of tho
Trcn;,"w m tho i;on,,trn]lor. who will thon tnko
t,tficinI co.*n,znuco nf tho tIefnlcation. Tho FL
nuucn cntnnaittnn viii ,nnot AZ j o'clock to con-
.,;dcr MI nnil nthcr ,nnttars.
IEoAt POINT.
yc,,o~dnv furcnoon Mnyor Calvin. Comntrol]or
HIVES. ari Corporotivu Council Notion lcld a
ecc:ot meeting ia tho Comptrolcr's otlico, to
conGdor wtl1tcn nropcyitiou from Mr. Gagc,
TLoy would not let tic reporters uoe tho dJc.l-
neut Lut eayo them e1 ilea OF what it con-
.a:nol, and. from tho gtatouonte made, it an
Ixe.B that ur Gago submltted list of his
nyDuarty. nnd ntonusod +. irustco ehouId tnke
clargo ind disnoyo OF it tor tLo bonc(lt Of tlo
CIV Tho schedule was tho sau!e Oh that which