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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-11-21

said bonds are now
ready for deliv-
ery,) $500 w S3o,95o O0
Making total of the
bonded debt, $36,95O 90
FLOATING DEBT.
Interest on coupon
Bonds, due Nov.
LIST, 1873, S 78O 90
Due National Val
ley Bank, (negotia-
BILE note 1,O20 %
Due National Valley
Bank for warrant
held by it (Which
was issued to pay
for repairing and
improving Staun-
ton Academy for
use of the Free
Schools of the City 1000 90
Warrants issued to
date for current
expenses and I'M
paid. 6,43l 81
Total floating debt
up to date, Sl0,23l VI
RESOURCES.
Cash on hand per
Treasurer's report
Nov. LIST, 1878, S 514 06
Due on Taxes for
1872 2,767 81
Due on Taxes for
1873, 2o,593 81
Due on License Tax, 1,721 90
Due on Market
House rent, 1925 90
Due on Hay Scales, 300 90
Due from citizens
for tWo-fifths OF
paving, 1900 90
Total amount of re-
sources, 29, 32l At
Balance, $1,000 Sc
$29, 321 At
Leaving balance Of
resources to meet
current expenses
for the present
year, $19,0S9 Of
From the foregoing statement it will ap-
pear that the expenditures OF the City
Council have been auitIai3o their resources,
and ample provision made to meet the in
terest on the bonded debt, and the current
expenses for the present fiscal year, and,
but for the fact, that the collection of the
taxes for 1878 was delayed on account of
the re-assesslnent of the real-estate of the
city, there would be ample funds in the
city treasury at this time to meet all the
current expenses of the city, and leave a
large balance in the treasury.
Respectfully submitted,
it JOHN B. EVANS,
ISAAC WITZ,
Teste, James F. Patterson, Clerk.
NJ Alby-Well, this statement think
shows we are pretty well off.
The statement it was said did not include
the balance of MI. Bruce's contract for
curling which would be about $1,000.
Mr. Evans said it included every dollar
except that balance.
Mr. Echols-Do [ understand that it is
not the purpose of the council to pay the
$S,5O0-due the National Valley Bank until
it shall sell it's bonds.
Mr.. Evans-When the question was up
it was said here that the G. & 0. r. r.
Co. must have the matter of land for their
shops settled at once, OF they would pull
up stakes and go to Hinton OF somewhere
else 1t was determined to buy the land
and issue bonds for the payment OF the
amount.
Nh. Burke-If our bonds had been is
sued and put on the market at that time
they would have been sold.
Mr.. ker-Have they never been issued
Mr.. Burke-Yes, now they have, but it
is rather late to sell bonds.
A resolutions was offered to print the
finance committees report lin one or more
of the city papers,"
MI. Echols thought they would publish
it anyhow.
MI. Guy-If we want to set ourselves en-
tirely clear before the community it ought
be published officially and correctly.
Mr.. Ker-Put it in all the papers.
And it was so ordered.
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LONDON.

IMPORTED PICKLES, Assorted.
ALLKINDS OF SPICES, Whole or ground.
put up to suit,
IMPORTED CASTLE SOAP.
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4, CoRN-STARCH ETC.
LENTII.S.

CHINA PRESERVED GINGER, Genuine.
CHERRIES IN FRENCH BRANDY,
PEACHES IN FRENCH BRANDY,
QUEENS OLIVES,
PINE APPLES, in l and Id. cans.
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JOHN B. DANFORTH, Sec'y.
HENRY D. DANFORTH, Asst Sec'y.
The undersigned having been appointed agent
of this 6rst-class company, respectfully announ-
ces that he is prepared to receive applications
for the insurance of buildings by either perpetu-
al or annual policy.
JOSEPH B. WOODWARD,
Nov 14-lm Agent.
HLERK's OFFICE, COUNTY COURT OF
~ AUGUSTA, TO-WIT
EsTRAY BULL.-Taken up by John H. NJ.
Shelly, on the 9Th day of June, 1873, near Mid
debrook, of the following description, viz:
BULL OF RED COLOR,
no ear marks or brand. Supposed to be 10
months old, and appraised at $1,000 by Jacob
Price, Jacob B. Gale and John P. Gale, before
A. A. Sprowl ]. P.
Copy-Teste
WILLIAM A. BURNETT, CPk.
Nov l.3tM
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Just RECEIVED Swiss and Limbureer
"a Cheese, Pearl Barley, Split Peas, New Len.
til, at WOHLBRUCK'S
WAa,NTEp, $4,000 For one, two ,snd
w three years, interest payable promptly
real estate worth twice the amount. Enquire
Ct this office, [Oet 2l-lma
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-11-21

E. v. STARR, sec'Y. G. W. WARD, Pres't.
THOs. T. NELSON, General Agent.
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1850 90

Old registered bonds
(not funded in the
coupon Bonds,) 1850 90
New R giste
Bonds to B. CraW
ford for land and
water right, 100000
S2s, $4,000
Due National Valley
Bank $500 for
land condemned
for the use Of the
r c. & o. r. R. Co.,
(for which coupon
bonds wereauth T.
lied to be issued
said bonds are now
ready for deliv-
ery,) $500 w S36,950 O0
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Hotels
VIR GINA HOTEL
JOHN d. CROWLE, Proprietor.

G. W. KENNEDY, CHIEF CLERK.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-11-21

T,HE ENGLISH RIDING BOOT Buy pair,
for sale low at G. l.. Weller's Boot, Shoe
and Hat Store Main St. foot 10
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-11-21

DRICE OF IRON REDUCED. Owing to the
L decline in the price of Pig Iron, we will or
and after the 18th instant, reduce the price list
on Flows and Plow Castings to the old prices.
W. A. BURKE,
augl5-tf Treasurer.
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COLGATE's

CELEBRATED FAMILY AND TOILET SOAP
ALI LAUNDRY NECESSARIES, +, I
BEST WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-11-21

MANNED GOODS 400 DOE. Assorted Can
Z ned Goods just to hand--all new
Oct "a R. T. FOSTER & co.
GPECIAL inducements offered in Smoking and
- Chewing Tobacco, at
augl COCHAN & WALKERS.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-11-21

EVERYBODY who wants to buy the bes
T. quality of QUEENSWARE cheap for
cash, go to ;
april Mp. FUNKHOUSER & co. N5
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-11-21

IN CANVASS HAMS of a very superb
w quality R. 7. FOSTER & co
NULL line of Imported Extracts, at
Oct 10 W. R. TYREE'S Drug Store.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-11-21

100 TONS PURE GROUND WINDSOR
lOC PLASTER, charlottesville Mills,)
Oh sale by P.B HOGE BRO.
uar26.tt
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-11-21

TAPSICUM PLASTERS- Local and
Y Rheumatic Pains, to be had only at
Nov W TYEEE'S Drug Store.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-11-21

EFFINGER & CRAIG, Agents,
Nov l41y@ Stanton, Va
Mutual ASSURANCE SOCIETY
tAIa III n
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-11-21

A MISSING BOY.-My son Jno. n Pugh,
N aged IT years, has been missing for two
weeks. Has dark hair and eyes, is of medium
height, and is of iufrm mind. He has been
seen in Waynesboro and Baskerville, coming
towards Stanton. Any information of him
will be thankfully received by
WM n PITCH
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-11-21
INCORPORATED 1864.
UNION FIRE INSURANCE COMFY
OF BALTIMORE.

Losses paid, over..."..."....""........ 10000
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-11-21

ELORAL LOTIGN-For chapped hands, face,
10 &C., for sale only at
Oct 10 W. R. TYREE'S Drug Store.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-11-21

NHOICE LAYER RAISINS. soft-sheled
" Almonds, at very reasonable prices, at
Nov ID WOHLRRTTCK,S
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-11-21

IsINE Imported and Key West CIGARS, at
J. Oct 10 ". R. TYREE's Drug Store.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-11-21

LYCERINE HAIR TONIC.-Finest Hair
NJ Tonic used. For sale only at
Oct 10 W R. TYREES Drug Store.
DREsERVED GINGER, in store and fors sale,
Oct "A R. T. FOSTER & co. KY
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NOCHRAN & WALKER now offer to the
" trade: wholesale, G. W Calls Ex's cell.
ebrated Superior Scotch Snuff. at factory prices.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-11-21

WAS. L. WELLER is getting in verv
as lTs and superior stock of BoTS SHOES
aarv hsst seiecIeo with unusual care, of tho
Oct 10, ia. ''' 'o"
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T,INE COLOGNES for the toilet, at
Il Oct 10 W R. TYRES Drug Store.
DEST PERFUMES in the world, GROWN
ID EXTRACTS, for sale only ut
Oct 10 W R. TYREES Drug Store.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-11-21

T1INEST LINE BRUSHES in the city at
n Oct 10 W R. TYREE'S Drug Store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-27
Gonntrp properin TO Eet.
Eonoon advertisements

HENRY w. EGG, GUN MANUFACTURER,
Pcc,aly London, invites American Gentlemen visiting
England 10 inspect bis Stock BREECHL0ADRRS pbg the
Eesest Central systems Of the best London
ship Also Plain T. Gun shooting guaranteed for 4l5 Full par
tic1llu post
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IN AN ART-STORE

Tn the long line of mothers and chhdreh
,.n from Monsieur Bouguereau's stadlo, there have
scen none sweeter poetic in exrressionwna'eVer
may he said OF the exocuton-than the picture no" eA
eh,ted al Broadway gallery. II is MONDAY scene IN
e midst OF rich Italian harvest In che distance Two
uplther sheaves and in the foreground
he peasaut mother young, slender, fair, holds mp an
grange 70 her naked, craving baby outs'retched on
scattered grain The golden quiet OF the hour, with the
,osv child IN the heart it, curling its little toes IN
vefy earerness touches the imagination with ouck
snse Of gracious Natures bounty" The face Of the
mother Is the one face feminine TO which NJ Bouguereau
hunted fancy isldevoted. Alas What viii become OF to
,rtst when he has exhausted all the attitudes an inc
,urns of hmb and muscle OF which hs sole psrto uia
mother aud baby capable Here, also. Is an AoH
bach a great, fat breezy, Dutch ianus' '
81 grays and blues and greens-a most efectlNe po'"
nj a distance Then there's a marine by lie h'"''
nieht picture OF swelling and moonhsu' i"uI'nos
aud an old French garden scene, 10y T. Co''0' -,
Swo lovely and nischevous Court beauties oenu
sne over a pool whose pet fishes reap U" SoiN0 ~ -.
tbey scatter. At one side are number OF uaih'y
little Fcvpfian scenes. by ffeTe HerV-ho1 N
nm, Theodore A medallion Of Little Dreamer
nv Mr. Iucy b. Hinton is pretty anu y"'iSo
nor,bv work naive, innocent, and tender one VI
q, most serious faults Is the unreasonable length OF the
,..a frcu, brow 10 crown. A small portfolio OF phoVo
anbs from sketches 10y German artist is exhibited
- The sketches are full of character and humor,
,,om tha, OF the boy Who having wickedly pelted an
.,eent gentleman goes his way with preternaturaly
sanity yisage the graceful young girl wrapped IN
romance and love-letters.
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Ccnntrp Real Gslate tor Sale.

COTTAGE HOUSE, 2 rooms / to acres of
law j c. FREEMAN, l62 Broadway.
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prp Goods.
LAST WEEK OF THE
CT,EARING-0UT SALE

ana
housekeeping
Damask Table Cloths
TOweings al tne e'"' 0
of
will be found lines CAMS Sw ao
Nansooks Bishop Victoria
Dmv in and French crepe
for mmng
Ember great variety hamburg gne an
to
and
nenYo
Rufls for trimming and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-27

EOR LlVERPOOL,
VIAQUBESsTowD,
CARRYING THE q. s. MAILS
THg LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
will d,p,,eb one of their srseass power steamships
FROM PIER No. 46, n. r.. EVERY WEDNESDAY
AZ follows
MINNESOTA Capt r F. FREEMAN. January ~ 1890 p n
MANHATTAN Capt PRICE February D. at 1900 ~
WISCONSIN, Capt W. February H. at 1880 a
NEVADA Capt February 10. at $500 m
WYOMING Cap. February 70. at lVo m
IDAHO, Capt March .
CABIN passage SEQ gold.
steege passage (oGee, No. % Broadway, $50 currency
Tor freight cabin passage, sppTto
WILLIAMS l. GUIoS. No. So wsna
TNMAN LINE. = For QUEENSTOWN and
LIVERPo0L-Roys Mall Steamers APPOINTED To sail follows
CITY OF ANTw ERP SATURDAY. Feb l. sAE-
CITY OF BRISTOL ..TBuRSDA1 req. O. p m
CITY OF LONDON. SATURDAY. zen.
CITY OF Eeb' 70 ga m
CITY or LIMERICK. feb ~ 40
each succeeding SATURDAY aud THURSDAY from Pler No. 80
North River . -, .,.,.on
CABIN s5 and 3d. gold according 10 accommodation Round mp
STRERAGE-TO OR FROM Liverpool Queeusovu Glasgow Lon.
dopderrr Lonioa Bristol or Cariid 5 30, curreLcT
aO Hambug Sveiep Norvay Den
marx and reduced rates
Drafts issued al lowest rates -
For Passage general business ,Ppy At the Conpsny' once
10 Broadway.
For steer.ge Passage at % Broadway. ~ - ,, go
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Ncw Dublirdiions.
CuLL REPORTS OF LECTURES.

ETIL REPORTS OF LECTURES.
Ready "Wednesday.
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA
touiain FOUR AMERICAN INSTITUTE LECTURER
BRAIN AND MIND dN fULLh
With Illustrations
~ Prof B. G. WILDER Of Cornell University.
CHEMICAL DISCOVERIES OF THE SPECIRO-
SCOPE.
81 Prof G. p BARKER o. Yale Galley -,,,1,
ASTRONOMICAL CONQUESTS OF The SPEC-
TROSCOPE.
Ry Prof G. A. YOUNG 81 Dartmouth College. .
OUR PRESENT KNOWLEDGE OF THE Sun.
BY Prof g. A. YOUNG Of Dartmouth College
KVMBRRS OSE AND TWO ARE NOW READY.
No
contains
COMPII sorry EDC CATION.
By HENRY WARD BBBCHkR
MASTERS OF THE SITUATION.
JAS. r. FIELDS.
Is THERE GOD p
BY DR. BELLOWS.
LOST ARTS.
BY WENDELL PHILLIPS.
LETTERS ON SANDWICH ISLANDS.
BY MARK TWAIN
!
SIX LECTURES on LIGHT.
BY PROP. TYNDALL
With al the Illustrations
PRICE rents cents each Address ,,,,,.,-,
Newlork
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TTHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1873,
vii he published early ! February,
I'd eoBtai
PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHY
HORACE GREELEY;
Aso. besides the usual
Astronomical information and Calendars
Law o. the usually full especially tAs New
Tarf
sssss the United showing their Progress from
1890 . 1871
s.sa showing b, Foreign Trade o. the United States
foi four yer being Abstract Of The Imports and Exports
the Principal Articles Of Foreign ana Domestic
Merchandise; also. the Foreign Trade
g GreaiB utaln and ireland
for four year.
stn,ues Of Woo Manufactures Of lie United States
Public December 1874 showing the character
and extent Of the Public Deb, and the smOun Of
Reduction since March !. 1869
Utited States Government Cabinet
Supreme Cour.
Ministers h Forcign Courts. lie. &c
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Compared with former EetoBsi
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NOW READY.-TRIBUNE LECTURE En-
~ IRA No containing the following Lectures COMPULSORY
INDICATION. Beecher; THE LOST ARTS By Wendell Philips
Is TIFgR A GODf by Dr. Bellows; MASTERS OF THE STU
ALTON bv James Fields: also. MARK TWAIN THE SAND
MICH the United Statts
Pnos cents; y containing Prof Typdslr six
isrtu LIGHT same price sale b. all neweslerS Address
TIIB TRIBUNE Hew-lOrk.
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GiiD Real Gsinie for Sale.

A GRAMERCY PARK FINE FAMILY RES
N IDBsCB s.staled Stable EiBeeeBth.st lot NI4D,
house. OI7O With aud pantry los fett
sioop stone soundy built and complete repair Pnss
house stable grounds n fee only s73.ooG
v X STEVENSON SON,
n Pine st. and 10 Hnh-su
BARGAINS on Fifth and Eighth-aves., front
10 Sixth and Seventh above the Psrh
VIM II. RAYsoR,
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Brooklnn Real estate for Sale.

EIRST- CLASS three-stOry and basement
HOUSE, FOR SALE the Seventeenth Ward Brooklyn np OF
25I60 In bca With every modern Improvement ad
Joining lots occupied garden they viii h
purchaser chooses their for tern OF years
~ reasonable and Inquire On NE prem
ises, No lD Modest. Greonpoint
DAPID TRANSIT.-Choice Lots, 25x1O6 feet,
~ close restrictions in hselas neghoorhocd near Pros
pect Part proposed Rapid Transit steam road for
upward splendid opportunity for Investment OF
peculaon Also 20I5Io5 With eTery
improvement bargain Apply At Office Of j. "ALkEk III
Johu-st New.York
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.


Boome v MsDgBst 5OIlOO part and Nominal
Centre-st No 90 l7lOrs2
IFS Of Bay ardst 25Is3 mige So 100 Nominal
Orchards 1884 Of Rvngtonst. 25lISt, and s3225O
5bAve and MsodOugsst 2s 2I43s 20OOp
Wiletst IS Of Stanton St &IO0 mtge S70Oo..... l6CeO
Sstbs 25 OF 6th-ave 25Il0Os. $3.50
59th-st Of 20Ilo5 ooost l50c0
eOth-st 18th 2Il0O5. 81 500
llOth-tt o. IS # " Of lstave &IO0lll
lloth-st 100 " Of lstaVe, Z5IlO0l ,o,.,o., sl9..s
IlOth-st l25 Il Of lstsve 25Ilo0 II
I09tb-st, D =, 100 Il " OF lstAye, 23IlOOuJ
Ave q q " cor l5th. 1906 1000
LexngtOusy, 65ths t0r9O, contract
souh 5hsye ia Of PIpcest, &lI10t and b.. 2lJ75
same pro erty sgain 275
south ha,e 5 ~; 81 Msa hoa.soa d,i a aus1' 1900
I've a 20 10 Of Il5th 4Or75 ......... $500
Oh-ave lJlsst, B0IIS7 gore morris S2Oo.... 5000
HRcOEDED.
Cb,sms No g. 81 years per $500
soutbst No 100 Doyer years
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Arnold, Constable & Co.,
BROADWAY AND SIS2TREyTHsT.
AT KINZEY'S.


WILL REMOVE, o,,,o,.
IN MARCH,
BROADWAY, CORNER NISTHsT. -.
OF YARDS OF HAMBURG
EDGINGs AND INSERTIONS,
&C., g., &C., Ice, l2iG lac. ~. Zsc UP
THOUSANDS or YARDS or
REAL AND IMITATION LACBS,
FROM le, Sc, Sc, &C., &c. lOc 70 - YARD -, -o.. -.
HUNDREDS OP DOZENS OP
LADIES'. GENTS. MISSES AND
BOYS HANDKERCBlEfs FkOh
Sc. 10 80 EACH.
THOUSANDS OF YARDS or
RIBBONS Closing OUT.
Sc, &c. &C.,, &c., lOc.. l5c, 2oc. Up. -
CHEMIST. DRAWERS NIGHT ROBES
DRESSING SACQUES, HOSIERY, GLOVES, Ae
CLOSING OUT LADIES', GENTS,
AND MISSES KID GLOVES.
lie, 9sc JIG, tsc. 5oc, osc Iae PAIR - -. -.
sATlSs. gELyBrBENS vELOURS
AND MILLINERY GOOiS.
CLOSING OUT PRINCES
GIAPs. BRAIDS. vELvBTs
ORNAMENTS, AND TRIMMINGS
CLOSISG!OUr SILK TIES
sCARPS, BOWS AND SASHEs
&C., lOc, DC, 25e., SIC sc, ST. Up
RUPFLINGS TUCKINGs
PUPFINGS, RMBROIDERIBS.
FL0UhCINGS CLOSING OUT
CLOSING OUT LINEN AND LACB
COLLARS. LINEN SITS. SLEEVES,
Walls, TIDES, LACE &C IDS, 6C
CLOSING OUT LACE CURTAINS,
NAPKINS, MARSkILLES QUILTS
PIQUES, REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS.
CLOSING LARGE LOT
OF GlIPURE THREAD. CilNY.
REMNANTS OF RIBBONS.
VBLVErS LACES EMbR0DERIES
BARGAINS IN GOODS or
EVERY DESCRIPTION TO CLOSE
OUT STOCK BEFORE REMOVAL
- - - TO OUR NEW STORES "a, AND 10
OUT NJ OUR PRESENT
STORE. 69i BROADWAY,
BETWEEN FOURTHAVR. AND AMITYST.
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Broadway, FOurth.ave,
Ninth and Tenth-sfs.
, 1873-10-31
SUICIDE.

Special Dtspatch to Tho Chicago Ttibuns.
AURORA, ILL.,, Oot s0.-A man named Louia
Tip hung himself In tho city Jail last evening.
coraton for the laroony Of pair Of boots from d
tarmcr. He perpotratod the deed BY means OF a
belt which he lad round his body, ono ond Of
which be huckled round his neck, Tie other fas-
tened to ropo that spanued the room in which
no waa confined, and waB used for hanging
blankets on. Leaping from bonch OIL who'll!
he stood, tho sudden Jerk broke his neck and
tho strap ct tho sane time, and WHOM found ho
was past aid. Ho leaves \ wife aud two chill
dren.
Correspondence AZ Tho Chicago Tribune.
ModaEaon. Ia, Dot. 2Y.-1Ionry Earnest,
an old man who resided near Ridgeway, Ia.
committed suicide by hanging yesterday. Mental
, 1873-10-31

opinion, OF tho Hon. ". @. Goudy.
KNOXVILLE, ILL.,, Oct. 30.-An opinion Of tho
Hon. ". O. Cloudy, Of Chicago, on tho validity
in mid OF the removal Of the county scat, has
beon given to tho public to-day. Mr. Cloudy
holds that tho Legislature could ooufer no author
ity on tho City Of Gaesburg to make the donn-
tions, and that they aro therefore Illegal and
void, and can bo recovered back from tho county
at the pleasure OF any person who IL interested
therein. He eustains hiH position by tho cita-
tion Of numerous deoislons OF the Supreme Court
OF this State. Most of the people WHO have road
tho opinion arc satisfied that 1t IL the law, and
will cast their votes accordingly In favor Of tho
removal Of tho county sent.
, 1873-10-31

will probably rosumo business undor now man.
agDmcnt.
rho invostigation into tho Crnnston savings
Bank is not yot completed. but Ia understood to
result in d losa satisfactory exhibit. It
Is understood that nll the banks llayo como
into m arrangement for guaranteeing to tho OK
tont Of 8per cont upon tfofr capital The deposits
Of the First National, Second National, and
Globe National nanltB.
rREs8 COMMENTS.
NEW YonK, Oct. 30.-Tho Expres. says the
suspension OF Hoys, sprague Il Go. IL ono Of Tho
worst records Of tho panic. No Btatemont Is out
Of tho amount Of thoir accoptancoB but 1t ia SOW
ora nillionB and &2000, 0G0 Of 1t, it Is snid, is
held by Now York banks, bau1ors, aud private
buyera. The paper las always been attractive
to buyers. Thoro 10 no doubt that the
nntngonism Of rivnl concerns in Rholo
Island had n,,,c, to do with the suspension, a,,d
the publication Of the embarrassments Of tue
BpraugoH III accounted for IN Tits way. Arrange
monts woro perfected which would havo carried
the concerns through. but for those publioa-
tiOna.
, 1873-10-31
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1873

plated also, tho hours of worhmon to bo ro-
ducol from ten to nino hours por day.
!spee'as Dtspatch to 1'he Chicago Tribane.
nosroN PROVIDENCE RAILROAD.
DosroN, Oct. 30.-Thc Boston & Providence
Railroad Company has discharged about forty Of
it's employees this wook, aud 1t Is proposed to ro-
luce tho number Of trains on account Of laok of
buHincss.
THE NEW JErlBEY BoUTnEnN.
Special Dispatch to This Chicago Tribune.
New Yong, Oct. 8o:-1t Is expoetod that the
committee appointed by tho Board Of Directors
Of tho New Jersey Bouthorn Railway to loviae
rlans for relieving TINT road from tho network
will report tomorrow. @. W. Huntington, ono
Of the Committee, says that tho road owes
Gould, and . large part of tho remainder
TO tho Philadelphia Dredging Company and tho
toHs dobts tsmMcrafiy M BY making
months. Ho believes that this proposition will
bo accepted, and tho road vii be put in Koqd run;
With tho baltimore l. Ohio Railway, wl,oreby tho
latter will got nil tho Southern and Western
double traffic, and tho tormer largo portion Of
that going 11ast
, 1873-10-31
SPECIE RESUMPTION.

SpfCfHE i}tduHtcH u 1HE LHcdHo 4itpHHes
WAs111SoroS, Oct 30.-Two-thirds of tho en-
tire capacity Of tho Philadelphia Mint are to be-
used in tho coinage OF silver until otherwise Or
dorod, by which between 81 900, 600 and 81 $780,
QUO in silver eau bo coined in a month.
To facilitate tho project Of tho Troasury
Department for silver resumption, tho Assay
Olllcer at New York has been instructed to mako
the bullion fund OF lis Office available as far as
prncticablo In that fund there isabout 81 ,000.-
000 in silver. Tho Secretary Of the Treasury will
in his report to Congress, recommend tho repeal
Of the section Of tho law which allows the e1por
tatiou of United States coin to South American
countries. Since 1865, tic groator portion Of all
the silver coined by the United States has
found it's way to tho South American
States, where 1t is circulated at q
premium. Az stated by the Director Of the
Mint yesterday, silver coinB are oyorrated III
this, as in other countries, for the purpose Of
rendering them une1portablo.