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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Wall street To-<,ax

INV IoRE, Jane = The Posts financial article
salt; ne stock market opened ; e. = bifrhcr fhsn
SATURDAY AND declined ltdA. At thu hrst board m
esSSMe steady sud rince strong, prices a1vAncinr a
20 "a. 10 the morsy market cali loans arc o. ~
eb1 prime mercantile paper Sos. L. !. roasonAble
LON 70 eN peet that he amount q money audior on
oeINill be diminls hsd, and that tue rates wifi I'M
prove, Tor there Is more enc uraCement 70 empi1x
elensy IN legn uAte way. Sales ~ gold ave ben
a. III Glll'a. he rates on gola loans bsve baer
nat 20 per cent. for carrying. FOREIGN enchsogs
is Gull and UNCHANGED Government Lppds ave
sIoDe and higher than SatuF day. State bonds AZ
the board were dull aud steady NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

TIE FRENCH ASSEMBLY has repadiated the
plan OF cumulative voting and minority repre-
sentafion, which was proposed in tbs shapa OF
an amendment TO the municipal election bsll.
An amendment providing that the operation OF
the pTefent law, giving 10 the government the
right TO nominate mayors, shall be extended far
two years, was adopted by vote Of 35s yeas 70
32e nays. NJ. Ranc Will be expelled rom the
Assembly on account Of the verdict OF the milf
tary tribunal convicting him OF participant in
the doing of the commune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

tIhClhNATl, June 22-Irank huhlneyer
ana benjamin Lennderman. young men, were
drowned while bathing In the river SATURDAY..
They we're unable 10 swim
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ST. LOUIS, june 22-CiArk Evans, WHO u,ur-
cered VIM Holbert In Illinois, was taken from
jan IN Carroltown yesterday moruine by
mob OF disguised men and hanged,
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Fatal Railroad CoIIisto,

ALRANl. June An accident occurred on
me New Nork Central railroad near ~ Johns
viile, New York, about three O'Clock yesterday
morning, caused by COLLISION betEeen two
uains- Two mon were killed aud several Others
injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

WALKISe WoMFN.-The best instance of
plucky women to be noted is the walking tour
Of the Misses Ward, and party of i've Amer
lean ladies, who are now Journeyiag on foot
through Germany. The ladies are Accompanied
BY lad OF IL, and they are travelling With sketch
books and a light hsverssck, picking up infor-
nation and making an art tour OF the German
towns. Resting by the way-side. and with time
TO stop at noted places, IL Is an example which
!s worthy OF Imitation by the strong limbed
ladies OF England and elsewhere
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

THE REV. JOHN LovRJoY, young Catholic
priest, attached to ST. Stephens church in New
York city, died lately on the same day that
bis father died at st. Johns, Newfoundland
Before breathing his last he said to his brother:
al see our father. see him In heaxAnIn
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A Denial from Conxrce,man Cain

communication nom Congressman { ain ecnvlns
the charges lately made against him In a ls-ter
rom Charieston, printed In that journal, snd
alleging that the party upon whose autbe-ItS
The statement was made, was prompted by
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ErGIKxKR ANp FIRExAN KILLKp--Saturday
night Q freight train was thrown from the track
on the Psnrsyivsnia railroad, near Wilmore.
Pa, by running over COW. The engine and
fifteen carr were thrown down steep emeank-
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a TREBLE DISASTER is reported from the
East. A Turkish vessel called .Kars" was run
into by an Egyptian vessel ia the sea of Mar
mora, and sunk in few minutes after che was
struck. or the $40 persons on board, 800 are
reported lost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

IHE TARIFF BILL.-The Senate this af or.
neon passed the tariff bill with amendments
The tax on brokers sale and stocks was stricken
out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

TW MEN DRowsED.-A young man name
Lewis Shafer, while bathing in the Ohio river
at Cincinnati, on Saturday night, was seized
with cramp. Ephriam Caruthers, a friend of
Shater, went to his assistance, but was seized
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

THERE Is CRISIS in the Dutch ministry
The chambers have rejected the government
5ill lowering the franchise, and the ministers
have, in consequence, rendered their res,gna-
ton 10 the king.
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TIRE NEw DISTRICT GOVERNMENT BILL
SIGNED.-The President on Saturday night
signed the bill entitled can act for the gov I'm
ment OF the District OF Columbia and for other
purpOsesD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

NEWSPAPER SEIZURES IN NEW ORrRArs-
On Saturday night, when the forms OF the New
Orleans Bulletin were being conveyed 70 the
pres room, they were seized BY the metropo,t-
ian Police. IL is not known By whose orders the
seiznfs was made. The BnliettIn, however.
sprrsrsd on Sunday morning with six printed
ard two blank pagea
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GARDNER-TRIUM
FIRE ENTISG UISHE R

Having gained the suit brought against ne by the
have commenc the manufacture Of She above ma
chine, which is VERY GREAT IMPROVE
NEST On the " GIrduer," formerly made BY Us.
rCscr' p;ive circular sent on application.
ID. ID. wAGG ENER, sec'y,
it15-eOGt 42f sInut ST., PhnadeIphil.
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The New Orleans Press seizure.

NkN YORK June A New Orleans dis
patch SAYS ;-Deputy Sheriff Dick, a. II O'Clock
yesusruay, made formal demand upon Badger
TOT the forms OF the BsBcfin, and Vas told thev
we're at his disposal. The police authorities
found that there " a. no possible excuse for tie
outrage they had rerpetrsted, and yielded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

PiRsoNAL-Hon. t. j. Coffey and family
lt ave to- morrow for Cresson Springs, Pa, VII r.
here will pass the summer
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srIcrp. roe Loyx.A ycs.s neasf Ports
suicide lsst Tbureds3 morning. % TAX ~ lsu1-
aDum, becsufe he va disappointed IN isre. he
having proposed marriage 20 the objca Of his
affections and been rejected. 80
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LONDON, June 22.-Henry Rocaefort declines
% denver a lecture. he says be prefers 60 re-
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TEE DEMON JEALousY.-A woman I'm Vim
ton, Ind, became 50 intimate with s.anofher
man" as 20 arouse her husbands ire. Last
Monday he met the man, fred &C him Eve
afternoon he returned home, handed hls
daughter his money, which he told her 70 divide
among the children, drew his revolver, shot him.
self through the breast, and fell dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

GTrUISE YkxKEz TALEsT.-The coming
man" II manifestiy q Maiden, Mas, boy Is
ing his fathers doorsteps for 80 cents, and sub
let IL 70 three other boys for 10 cents each, and
the other day hired boys 70 pick 100 banches OF
viOlets for cent bunch, which he sold for
80
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TELEGRAMs 10 The STAR.


sAtb Vs NAkiEIN THHArHR.
NV YORK, June 22--The police raided an
the actors ard actresses, and lodged them IN
the police station. The audience deDsr,s.i
without molestAtion.
TIE PoCSDMAsTKR RKIHAsrn
Marriott, the pound master arrested on Sa.u,
day night ~ the instance OF Bergh, w. re-
leased on his own recognize rance.
wHlsKkN FRAYe.
There was an unusually large numher NJ
shooting and stabbing ARRAYS here and In
Brooklyn on Saturday night, arising from whis-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

TIE PRoTRACTED EXECUTIVE SESSION of the
Senate this p. m. is said to be caused By q, =
bate On motion to reconsider Gov. McCook' s
nomination ard discussion of the Canadian
TcciI rocity treaty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22
FESTIVALS.

NoTICE--TE@ pupils Of 81. Mays scadenly At
bsTss, VIE n the MetropSIiten Rairosdl will
open a - - Tor q 9 benefit II st. MARY HALL
eEc Chl kCH on fUEeDAY.the lf.h 4 July. The
III vii coI Els 9ntl ne iSl wiBg Saturday, III
On ~ UReDAE, the I5th, a. 20 CLOCK a. n. the
DlstIibGfien q Premiums for ths Academic Year
will tsEe Tlsce. Immediately sfter the DistrbutiOn
the Annual EutertaiBmeUt Of St. Hsry's and 81
Res suncay Schools III take glscs. The parents
and ireEtz q the clitreu Teqae sted TO attend
The Metropolitan Branch train tor Point OF Rocks
asd tntefmt diafe way stations leaves the B. & o. r.
x Iepot al % clock N also, II Is O'Clock a. m
stage Iun from the depot TO The center Of ths
How'd Hotel scco UusOtatious sid private boarding.
can be had IN and near the town.
JOSEPH s. BIRCH,
~ County, Nd. je10 AZ
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The CURRENCY BILL SIGNED.-The Presi-
dent signed the currency bill at O'Clock this
morning.
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EoR MARSHALL HAIL,
GLY&ONT, AND
DILL'S PAVILION

Tie Ene and cCmmcdiOus Iron Steamer
PILOT BOY
VII lesve th-street wharf every THU RSDkY
M0hNIhG, n O'Clock, on an IT.
kA( JESION ThIP for the above .. sSsLs-=N
places. EEE<-<rx--11
BetCrLiug, viii leave dis Pavilion a: O'Clock
.. m, ard arrive in Washington at Sd O'Clock
SANE evs ming.
MUSIC, DAECING and REFRESHMENTS on
b ard. -
T. j. trip Cers 20 citizens, ans especially 70
FAMlbG and SOCIAL PABTIES, a opportunity
fer day Of healtbfnl recreation aud pleasure m
equaled BY sny trip out Ct the chg. Every effJ-r
shall De made to MAKE thea plea act and sgresabe
and worthy Il the patronage Of our citizens
fare to Marshall Hall sui retura.. 50 cents
ase te OJ "a 1t and Tetaru-...-.-. 50 cents
Fare q PilPs Pavilion Rnd re. JIru ......... 81,
Apply 70 wv. III. B1E ES, gent.
ltzOtserl 6th-strest wharf.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvESUR.-The receipts from this
source to-day were 500, I36. 30.
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ERAsD INCLUSION
ST. DOMINIC's MUTUAL RELIEF SO.
GETTY,
TO
GLYMoNI, ON MONDAY, JUNE q, 1874.

- Tie safe aud Comr odi0us Steamer COLUMBIA,
CART JANIS HARPER, will leave
30 pm usons wh.If foot Of 7th street.
Band.
T.csets, ADJ ittirs gent. snd iEdies, 81. jeIs4.
ENCURSIOb BOAT FOB en- RFER-To
H CHEAT FAl LIS OF other potts en- Ches.-
ptake ana Otto canal, casatl e Of carving 30 per-
son-. ppiJ to } A RICNEDN
Iel5-Imr Corner ard 3 4 - , Lock CJresk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

Mr.. SCUDDER, OF New Jersey. in the House
this morning offered a bill to pay DIR. Mary f.
~ "lker $1,000 in fun for services rendered in
IRE | Mon army. Mr.. Crutchfeld, of Tennes-
see, objected, and the bill was withdrawn,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

SEWING MACHINES. - Saturday, Senator
Hamilton, OF Maryland, from the committee on
patents, reported adversely on the application
CT A. Il. WilsOn, for an extension or mis- patent
covering the four motion feed. The effect OF
this refusal, IL is said, will be ultimately to
reduce the prices OF machines to as low as go
Ter feed motion patent, which is now in use,
runs out. 1t was IN testimony before the com,
mittee that the Wheeler & Wilson machine
which sells for SS5, costs but trife over Sl2 to
manufacture il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

WH1LksALE MILK and DREAM DEPOT.
" No eS& lSth st ~. Mix soc. a gallon !:
cream 81. The best IN The city. Rsceived four
times aSsy. GsE ln'l JOHN J. sRIPAAH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

The AMENDMENT TO PAY DISTRICT EN-.
PLoYRs.-The House this morning, after debate,
agreed TO the Senate amendment to the supdry
clyil appropriation bill, appropriating one mil
lion three hundred thousand dollars 10 paw the
employees OF the Board of Public Works and the
interest on the District with the proyiso that
$4,000 OF the same shall be set aside TO paw the
iaborers under the Board of Public Works and
or contractors. The effect will be that in
making payment to contractors for work done
the amount due by them to laboring employees
will be withheld to disch arge such Indebtedness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

TIE GENEVA AWARD BiLL.-The House this
morning agreed to the conference report on the
Geneva award bill. The provisions are, that a
commission, consisting of three persons, shall
be appointed by the President OF the United
States, who shall settle such claims "a are un-
disi uted. This will consume, according TO
Gen. Butler's statement in the House. ssa6out
ten million of dollars" and will leave OF the
aware about elk million FIVE hundred thousand
dollars to be struggled for by the Insurance
companies at the next session of Conpress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

SENATE AMENDMENTS Nor CONQUERED IS
line House, in considering the sundry civil
appropriation bill this afternoon, non con-
Cured in the following amendments of the
Senate: To provide for a commission to connect
the public grounds, under the recommendation
OF L red. Law Oimsted; 6iso, for the improve
ment OF the same. For extending the Civ
HAIL. To pay the Indebtedness of the reform
school. For grading around the bota.ic
grounds and completing brick wall and iron
fence. TO erect building for an engine house
on Capitol Hill; the House non concurs in
the Senate appropriation OF fifteen thousand
collars, and likes it as originally, at ten thou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

The GAS BILL.-The conference committee
on the bill to regulate gas works had meeting
this morning, but failed to reach a cor c,usion.
IL vii! be remembered the House amended the
Senate bill. so as TO regulate the price of pas in
me District, In accordance with the price OF
coal. The Senate struck the Amendment ont
and henes the conference. An adjourned meet
ing wilt be held tonight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

The WAR DEPARTMENT has designated Col.
L. G. Pitcher to act for the government in tn g
aprTaisement of the Hsrrodsburg (Kentuckg y
Springs, which by act OF Congress is authorized
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE CAPITOL
plan for the improvement of
the Capitol grounds, submitted by Fred Law
Olmstead, OF the Central park, New York, and
for which provision IL made In the sundry civil
appropriation bill to the extent of 800 900, IL
that on the east side OF the Capitol grounds the
trees shall be thinned out so as to have open
spaces or vistas, leaving the two clumps of trees
that now stand on either side Of the Capitol as
they are. The surface of the ground will
scarcely need to be reduced, and If reduced at
all, the trees can be left mainly as they are Mr.
morrill, says then there will be considerable of
an oPen space of oval shape on either side, and
on the farther or eastern portion of the grounds
the trees will have to be removed, because the
grade OF the ground will have TO be reduced six
rect Some of the trees can be saved and re-
planted. Then, in the front, the idea of Mr.
Oimstead is, THAT the present platform or ter
race Is too narrow TO support the magnificent
structure above Ii; that 10 has too much the
appearance of q cheap fertilization, and the
base 10 too thin for the large building TO stand
upon. He proposes, therefore, to extend the
terrace about twenty feet, and TO support Ii by
q granite wall, surmounted by some slight dec
grafton, and that in the end there shall be far
mere acceptable stairways on the west side;
something In better proportion to the maznih-
cence OF the building, and equal to those that
are on the east side. The central walk he pro.
poses TO obliterate and remove the trees thereon.
These are cottonwood trees that are puisance,
and shut out the whole view from the western
'front.' The other two walks diverging right
and ler WI be left 20 remain as they now are.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

a NETTING Of the pilots, representatives OF the
diteIeLt ports in the United States, Capt. S.
W. Wood, representing the Virginia piIo:sD
in the chair, was held to-day in the CAPITOL ami
series OF resolutions were offered by Can't
Henry l.. Quincy, representing the Boston
pilots, which were unanimously adopted iuyi.
ing the numerous pilot organizations in the
United States TO send delegates to a Convention
TO be held in New York IN Wednesday, Septsm-
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NM. COOKE,
W 6l9 FIFTEESTH SrEEET,
AGENr FOR SUMNER EXCURSION TICK.
KS OF EElE BsILWAY.

These Excursions sn brace tsips ever every Iiro
OF a. stesub q, leading to aud from Phil
adsiIhia, and New IoIE city and extend 20 all
PENIS 20 iutere : Fast and North.
FOL Informant. Z by apply ing above isISln
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PRESIDENT GRANT, accompanied by Gene
raj Babooek, reached the Capitol at IL
O'Clock this morning, and proceeded to the
Executive room in the rear of the Senate GAL
lery. where be was engaged for several hours in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

STILL ANOTHER SLATE FOR COMMISSIONERS
The "quid nuncs' are ct it again, making up a
District slate. This time they say the District
commissioners are TO be A. Il. Shepherd, Thos
Il. Iuliock, and +. a. Sawyer, Assistant Secre-
tGry or the Treasury. The Senate went into
executive session at 1 O'Clock, and was still In
session ct 2:30 p. m. at that time, If the names
OF the commissioners had been transmitted in
executive session to the Senate they had not
been made public.
There Is also rumor that Senator Carpenter
Will appoint on the part of the Senate Mr.. Nor
rill, OF Maine, and Mir. Hamilton, of MARYLAND,
as members OF the Joint District Committee
both Senators Allison and Thurman having de-.
cliped further service.
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NoMiNATToNs.-The President sent the fol-
loving nominations to the Senate to-day:-Bsn
Jauin Moran to DO Third Assistant Secretary
81 State; Geo. B. Chalmers, appraiser of mer.
ehandise, Pittsburg, Pa; BENJAMIN j. Morey.
appraiser OF merchandise, New Orleans La:
Robert NJ. Douglas, L. :. marshal western dis
uict North Carolina; Joseph G. Hester, ditto
eastern district North Carolina.
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The undersigned has taken pleasure Of announcing
- the public Shaf he has secured the services %
Of . Bard posed of twelve irst-ciass pro- ~
fessicEal nustCisns. ard that Es will give -
regular COkCERT sld PICNIC EVERY IN
MONDAY kYEHISG during the summer season
comneDcipE MONDAY, June LIST, 1876. Admission
Is cents, admitting gent aud lacies. Dancing TO
couIen At O'Clock.
mayZ3-lm In GEO. JTENEHANN
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WASHINGTON scHUETZEy vEREIy,

PRIZE SHOOTING.
PRIZE BUWLIfG,
LADIES PRIZE SHOOTING.
Concert and Dancing Music by the Full
Marine Band.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-03-13

COMHON PLEAs.-The following causes
have been disposed Of in Court up to the
time of going to press on Thursday even
ing:
Josiah Christy Us. Allegheny Mountain
Coal and Lumher COmpauv-SUmmOnS case
on promises. Defendants hy leave Of CouUt,
file an amended plea. Plaintiff alleges sur
pris and cause continued until next term,
at costs Of Defendants.
Thomas Jones and other heirs and legal
representatives of JrniIin Jones vs., Lewis
Drnner and August Lambert Eiectment.
Jury find verdict for defendants.
Edward Glass vs.. Borough of EhenShnrg
-Trespass. Verdict for plaintiff for S22O.
w. p. BiSsell & Co. Va. Philip PritCh-
Appeal. Jury find for the plaintiff S3l 90.
Philip Collins Us. P. f. Howlry-Assump-
sit Verdict for plaintiff for S237 50.
Township of CIearfirld Us. Francis Delo-
zicr. late Supervisnn and Jacob NaCle, his
surety-Trespass on promises. Defendants
counsel confess iud! mCnt for $3.50 O6.
Inthe matter of the inquisition to inquire
into the luuacy of Mrs. Margaret Convery-
10Th March 1874, jury called, who say that
Margaret Couvery is lunatic and has hetn
so for seventeen months past. lnquisition
approved by The Court.
In the matter of the petition TO open the
election box and count the votes for Justice
Of the Peace in LOre:tO hOrNugh. Court or
tlrrs that the election box he opened by !he
officers of the ate spring election-fhat they
count the votes for Justice of the Peace and
make return TO the Prothonotary Of Cambria
county.
+. NJ. George and Joseph Cristc, executors
Of Ohio Styuer. decd vs.. Thomas koop-
RerIevin. Jury find $50 10 for plaintiffs.
lanes Conrad vs. William Tiiey-Cove-
naut. Verdict for defendant.
Theodore Atkinson and others US. Acade-
my OF St. Francis-Ejectment On trlal.
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SiIg93a.2T

The Auditors make tie balance in Treasu-
Ter'S hands S5,C5I .:}1- difference, S5S2.t7.
The Act OF Assembly says: The treasurer
OF Cambria couuty shall b. Cntitle.. to ave per
centUm on all taxes collected and paid out 10y
him under this Act
There is an item, Bank stocks. &253 so, to the
creuit of the Treasurer which neither tie WIZ
ter nor any one To whom he has spokCn on the
subject seems to understand. Perhaps the J IL
ditors can explain this Bank stock item tC
the satisfaction 81 Thc taxpayers II II IS mis-
placed, then il and five per cent OF it $3.50 a.
should Ee added to the SJS2.7 -, making he error
SS4936.
The 1853 o. commission paid cOnstahles seems
70 be another error, though 1t would not he II
the Treasurer had been charged with the per
cent. added to taxes placed in the hands OF con
stables for Guile tiOn, But II does not appear
in the Auditors settlement that the Treasurer
was charged.
1t seems to me that it iS a duty incumbent
upon the Commissioners to have this mutter
examined closely. ana if it is discovered that
not in accordance II the letter of the law,
let thcm appeal. lf the Auditors made any
mistakes. the writer attributes them to errors
of the head II md not % the heart. for they seem
lately have become very ScrupuInuS ana
conscientious. and do every ythiuE according tn
he writer has Eeen correctly informed, they
were very anxious, after the settlement. TO
claim sixty dol n more than WAS que them
according to the Act OF Assembly
PS II it should he assumed that the e3S 502.-
co was all paid out before tile ttement- that
bciu. the money re.ciyel from other sources
than the Duplicate for 1873 then, in that event,
his per CCntage in the aggregate would he SIT.-
- less than shown GSOVc- and would increase
the error that much more than is indicated by
the figures presented above. 1.