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Gen. Rhoridn1. lnas oyo.ling took advantage Of
tho very blicf 6oaaoA Intervening hoforo bis
Wedding, WHICH will tako ptace tomorrow, to
celebrate tho last dayH Of hfs bachelorship wth
so!cct party of tho friends with whom lie hns
enjoyed 1t in Tho fold aud In acoues OF peace. A
very quiet banquet waa tondored him by them
1t tho Grand Pacific Inst evening. 1t vaa
nttcutied by tho members oi hfa staff and
fou,u Of his most Intimate civilian friends. Tho
tatlo wAB laid III ouu Of tho llotcfa finest par
lors. It abounued in tho choicest winds, and
uaB probably tho finest private table eyer pso-
vIlau by tho hotol. Fresh peaches aud grapes
adorned the board In abundance. The cost Ut
these frultH was 70 per qlsast. Whethor onoh
ntsmGcr Ut tile party was required to cat his sI
worth III not known, but t!lo quantity allotted
Hon!l not entail any bodily dscumtostB.
Tho 0cueral waa voEy hnxlous to mako It d
strictly Friyate affair, and ths newspapor man,
cosdlalltY which ho generally expects. but 1t
may be imagined that the partY enjoyed tAcnl-
solves that tho hero Of tho occasion waH WarIn-
]y congratulated upon hiH matrimonial pros
lccts; and at thu sau1o time, regrets were OK
pEe.sed by souio. that lc was leaving tho
ranks Of those who ensortain no such hopeH,
nsluDg whom he Ina oeun leader. and bT whom
ho waa looked upon a the la4t To be captured by
the potent but dlsninutiyo God Of Lose.
The party did nut botako themselves to their
yauced aud tlley wore continual unsll ordinary
Individuals without peach aud KsapoA had about
entuyed their quantu.n OF Hleop,
The following were among tho guoetn present
0eu. Anson Stager, tho lion. 9. i. Faswell,
snry wp1F.o .4o Io boo1oaash ts Co.
Charles Il. Wilson, Pill Waaswosth, the Hon. n
j. judd, sud Col. Can,pbell.
AftoF .dinnas . Bosil silver tea-sot, consisting
OF ss1 pieces was presented to tho General.
, 1875-06-02
THE INCORPORATION ACT,
THE I'LL or EICEI'TIpNS.

Tho reason fur uliug tho bill OF exceptions In
the AldUs1uanfo contompt caseH In advance OF
Judge WIliialus decision, thus anticipating 1t, IL
e4id to be 10 prevent tho imprisonment Ut lilo
City Fathers oven temporarily. Az aoou al
Judge Williams atlixes h!s slgnatllre 10 the e.
ceptlonH, tho plan is Rald 10 he 10 lay The samo
boturo Judge OF Tie Supreme Court, prob
ably Judge McAl!lsteF, aud procure
auporseaeaa. Then, hs soon as Judge
Williams reude.s Ais decision. II adverse, tho su-
resreleas will be laid before him. which will ar
fss sas e.e ., sn ~ Hn
Judge will not act before hearing Che .lecialop,
then tbo aIto:ney IN Si.a.ge Of tho b!il ef e1eop
telegraph Of Judge Williams dsclsion. when, Il
nuca.sary. the sul'eEsedeas eau 10 granted aud
tlu fact tcioxtsplltd to Chicago
THE OTTO WAuRANGo.
T. Lyls plcksy. Corporation Counsel, yeste1.
day fled his plea to tue Information In the quc
~irtau;o ptoceediugs lecently instituted sgainst
Ing il tho substance o1 tho pleas
Il tie tlrss. tie city denies that 1t has ussd
, 1875-06-02


,rffEfS-At noEoss Park, Juao |. Wi!lio D., son Of
IGN Mrs,s sra Jssnnosto !; itkn. a.od gpsE:,
JoRpAN-tups a. hts 1stc RESIDENCE. 1t1 West Hu-
tory.
Es-Es,ox tEnx.} papers pleaao copy.
inupLEssts7hts, M al ot consumption, Rosale Du,
Funeral trnn l9 Csnrcay., Thursday june j. At 10 l.
IN; EeEYtoea At tho French Church on llasted-st.
tH HsJEscusn and lAQFosse papers ptoasa copy,
Woup-At, ,the residence Of j. q. Wator, 60 hftch-
gnneT. iAbollA Woeds w1o uf LoFonzo Wood Of Ulxun
,hlDEREQa tho 10th nt.. 1t E!snstou. Jossphino Il.
months,
,coNNEtt.,Jnus I. at O'clock a. Ill.,, Frank W., In.
and q days ""~
t1foFonto and Ba7y {CsnAdsl papers pleaso copy.
htObH-11no L. At tho resdcuos af her .nnthsr bIr1
Kllsa aoas y Nonh Cartst, Miss jennie Moas. aged
aEtafa 4nd mouths. from haaFt dtseaso.
laNa. Friends Invited To attond.
TfGKNuK-.Junn !. j, William fose ynuu rcst aon of
Iftlo spa l. i. Ylckndf. "
fnnnlal Thursday. .Gne At II H. m. from reaideuoo
t91 sntth 3la5'sts 10 GsactlAtii BY cArrIaRc4.
, 1875-06-02
THE CITY.HALL.

Ar. j. l.. Hoctbrr, Jr., former emp!oyo
under previous administration, IL Otto Dluhm's
succcsaoE in tho City Clerks oAico.
Tho City Treasurer yesterday paid ont $A10,-
0oo Oh city indebtedness, q large portion Of
which went to paying of city employees.
Tho Finance Committee At last managed to get
together yesterday aft.raoon to dsonss tho
hoard OF Education estimates. Ihey cut on
abuut $500, 0,00".
Owing to tho funeral OF the late Secretary OF
tho Hoard Of Health, Mr. Jacob W. Russell. that
lody did not hold It's regular weekly meeting
yesterday.
Either by request OF oEhcrwssc, G. q. Camoron,
Assistant City Attorney, yesterday teucsroa his
resignation, which was Immediately ecccpte,I,
alr. II. H. Tuthll'. formerly With Leonard Swett
ia ptB succGHA0r.
The following committees have been called In
the City Clerks otlics: Committee on lsaiiroatIa
at a:9G p. m. Friday Committee on WlayTgy
aud Iubllo 0roundB 1t 2sJ0 p. III. Saturday
COMMITTEE on Streets aud Alloys Tor Weat Dt..
vision vt 2:30 r. Ill. Thursday aud tho lo,nt
Committee Gu Btseets aud Alleys for each oi the
three divisions OF tl.e city nfo 10 meut at $50 D.
IN. Thursday. 10 consder tho ordinance gegt,-
laslng tho driving Of cattlo through tho atsoo.a.
, 1875-06-02
THE PRESBYTERIANS,
NnnTf(YEH AgNENHr.y-

CLEyE14Axp. O.. juno 1.-The Presbyterian
General AsFcmbly met this morning at o'clock.
Thr Committee on Bills and Oyetturea, having
no further businoss, wns discharged.
Tho report OF tho Committee on Correspond
enco waA thon submitted and accoplod.
A resolution asking necoBaary legislation OF
tue Pennsylvania Legislature to combine the
Treasuryship Of tho Ministors' Relief Fund aud
that Of tho TtuAtoo OF tho General Assembly
Was adopted.
All Invitation fron tho Rcv. 7. Dewitt Tai
mage, Of Brooklyn, inviting tho Asaemb]y to
meet In that city At its ne1t meeting, waa upanl-
monsly accepted.
Tho report Of tho Committee on Benevolent
Work was then takon up, discussed, and
adopted.
a commentary On certain ovorture8 was ro-
ported from tho Committee on Churcl, Matters,
and laid on tho table. THIS Committee waa then
discharged.
4 resolution Of thnnits to tho citizens of this
place and to tho Moderator for tho courtesy aud
drnlness with which ho has perfoi med tho duties
Of Ills ottleo we're adopted, and the Convention
adjourned suo dlo.
ritx UNITED pngsnYTEnrANg.
WoonTEu O. juno lon the sixth day Of the
United Presbyterian Assembly. among the reso-
iutionB offered by tho Committee on Education,
through Or. nippey, Its Chairman, and adopted
BY the Assembly, are the tol!owiugs
AA4N sae oeA"C~sAoA4i loAc3 IAMIeA sA0Lia
70 mFst to op 40 cndo~ her "1iatng colleEas 10 ~
.is ~ 'ue tof ooln8 1ne'f VOTE ID eelsay A. pos
MT IN c,,,td,, .rv additional, co,,oo,. r,,,,
ths wnrk Ina hncn f,lv nrcnn,ni;shs, ~. +1 H.
churrh il able anil willing to make hc 1,oT cnternriso
succrs.fas. -
.. To make all isa insttutons thoroughly Christian
1n bo1h form ana fact
THO Hay. T. ". CaInpbell and E. F. Reid arc
no" nambors Of the Board Of Education for tho
present year. Mono hut theological, and these
literary ntudontd under tho caro- OF tho Board,
will receive aid.
The Committee to which wAs rofofred papor
containing some proposed amendments to tho
Constitution of tho board Of ITomo MIas.ona, ro-
port through the Rav. j. q. Carsons, reconl-
mendinR that tho change be not nudo. Another
rapport advising not to eond the recommendations
to the SsnodB waa presonaed by member OF tho
Committee. the Ilcy. ]. A. Collins. Tho original
report was adopted.
Tho Roy. Or. Taylor, delegsto from tho prea-
oYteft6n Caurch, 1na9a Al abba md cordial all
nlugs: t,.: ~ - proposca os sussos!ea anat taefe
lisnr booLs wortnr soms ~ thn saro;n, sr ns-
sious, and no,no home missionary opsration.
Tho Doctors speec,l was wo!I rocciyod and
heartily applau.ed,
Thu ModerA Atora rasponso waa ths eousl of
, 1875-06-02
THE COUNTY BUILDING,

Ths County Eoasd mocts in special session this
afternoon.
Tho resignation Of Charles varges Is Deputy
Sheriff, toutiorod some tinlo ago, was yesterday
accepted.
The Co,suty-Attorney completed the drawing
Of the contracts for furnishing county supplies
yesterday.
Tho lion. n. r. Derfckaon WAS working with
members Of tho County Hoard yostal day III to
,ntorest OF tho Humane 8oclaty. to u.3s tho ap-
preparation OF "a, QUO for the lRe Of tho Society
At tbs Board meeting to-day.
Gen. Liel, reports that tho Union Ia about to
asBumc ita former proportions again, despite tho
efforts or" Union /" printors 10 tho contrary.
Ha ctlics has Rono forth t,,.t hereafter no
"Union" mon will be employed.
Orders upon tho County Treasurer we're tseucd
yeatertlay to pay tho per dion OF tho monitors OF
Ing to nearly s0,o00 and for tho salarios OF tho
employees OF tLo couuty for tho past mouth,
amounting 10 S1,87l.Gl.
Tho Committee OIL Jail and Jail Acoounts Of
tho County Board hold n meeting yesterday af-
sor11oou and ap.Eoye!l the s:hrii1H R.g-roll for
tho muuth. The bids for whlteTanlilg tliU Jai!
were no: oponcd, owinE to tho absenee OF several
me,nbets Of tho Coinnllitoo.
The Sheriff has not yet Bignlfed Ills Intention
to feed tllo inulateB nj tho jail at ttIB retltcud
rate Which tho County Board ordcroa 1hoult go
into effect yesterday. Ills Elonca IN tle ,nattor
IL, however considered as hta acceptance Of tho
hltuptlon No Change i'll tue diet hsH been no.
tccab!e no far.
DR.. CupniuEham. OF tue 1usAuo Asylum and
County loor-lIouee, yGstortay made complaint
Tint thcfu woro several inHano casea III tia 1'oor-
1luuso which ought to DO transferred to tue Any
lum. Dr.. 1lonrotiM wilt today nuke tito necex-
aary examinations, after wlich !ho casea will he
d!nroHe1 Of IN tho County Court
, 1875-06-02


In the Winter Of 1874. Tho Rev. doo.ea ",
cnohc nf sharon w;s.. ennco,v.a tbo idoe ~ .
s,...,s =, .,s. ill.,. .,,s,as,s -. IT, s,,.
noot.ng ot 'no '."eta''1n'h"oo' OF taoeo OF llo-
oral fattl's to DO hold on tho shore OF oonova
Lake. After soma consultation, tho call fot
| such \ mootpx was Issued, aud, AZ = resu,t A
larra ncotlnp w.s hcld t,ronph lin I.., wcnk In
T"s l.. "~1 ne... I ses "s... "'on ~
Sn"n ..', ~ "na."A' an'"" ~. an soses aoh."suo' '
picnic grounds, ~ tho "oes and OF tho Ihko.
Tho SUCCESS OF tho msoting WAS bsJond
Ill expectation, and bas Induced tho mauaRers'
Of war aoo Ia c.ll a ,nnr ono h t,o hal, n
,,,s s,. ~. ,.a. .".,s ~, " ~ W "a,u ~
suo catne p'ace tne lass "oek OF LUG pfeeens
month, commencing tho ALL, and closing the
27th.
Tho programme for the mcotinR, OF, as IL Is
morc nronc,,v cn,1ea confcrenco b.s mi rof ,eon
49,. P.of1'' ,""."' ss"teAoneo'ue' w. W. ueou
.""Y arranged IL 10 aohoaneea' ho"eVef,
that preliminary mootings will bc hold
at aancya, Elkhorn, Darlen, and Sharon,
W,s.. and Harvard iii. Thura1ev nvan.
fuc tho q4th inst.. which nfnr,fnont
, 1875-06-02

,n., ..,a ..,,. n y, r. ~ r u.-
Int.s ~ ~ r. 0t ~ - ~ m, 1aone Mi. f1iIi
ME- ntiao W,,ccs H.. a"qmn ;,iia W.tt,,s ht,ss
Nc+ttn n,rrrnr hj.. Ii1,. ty"x-,,, NJ. Iriis
iiotti;otn Ma p,i.. v.ae tt, Ms,ie
EIIia Sfiss f!isrs rrinn1, tt,.. ,r.in tf.d5}in
Mra Ms"fsct is.,.n' IT.. "l.an sIa,, bIss E,nrcncs
Wcf,nv hIisa isnnons r.. rior si.s nia. Ma
ri Mia I;Is Wsmnoto H., anrs a.ns isr.tp Ma
nirknnao,, Wtsa I1n,n f..,n@ ~ nt,.,s ''
A soon m tbn otian hnI warn nm m y .io snrnrisn
DR.. md Mrs. Thomaa wcro rco,,essnd tn rwait
into tho ba.nrr,ent. WHARF = sunnGr had hccn t,r.s
narel to etI seat to tllo eyoI,Iuae m 81 onosmont lam
And to .ost the practiosi Utility oi tho ilnnor anI
toa service. ''"' "'''''
uhn vory hsndeomn. cnns,nt,,'1 ns 17a n,s.as NJ
uh,,e nIinn 1,ra,i,r tl,o mnt,oTrnrn i Il r. I'm
Initials Of Sln. IY,nmns, in rnrnnn and nnii tt,n
so,i,,.trcon hoarinr thn inscri, tin, !; lrcsantnl
to Mrs., II. W. Thurman nv lin f,iontx of FiTst 81.
i, Church, June i, 4. D. 1BT." I'ho tea.Beryicn
was OF silver. consletlnv OF soyon ynry haujsomo
necce similarly inscribed tjlo yn1t1o Of both sete
botnp A250.
I,oioro Tue marty sat down 10 supnor tho formal
Presentation waa iualo l,y
TIE nEy. ", II. ruoasoy
In the following speecl,:
atps pu. THOMAS: possb]v ,ou ,nnv tt,nt an snot.
oeY il to you fur liz buraar1,ls sct n reakinu }nto
au.l taking prosecution Of your house. l,ut thr only
apology wu eau ocr |, tho fact that We arc not alo
ttrt aRgteasors. During your stay a'noug uf yon
aaso onesea s INT ito our eAr'a sn steen ons shosns
sre = ths "xor % ~ isasn sria. ~ M w.
stnyel iIpon M iHo hmm n rsnrc.c.a thn l., 70
fow resn.rks. yot viii iicaso rsseiyo thst in telr lc-
bali. Ierhapa should associate tho DOCTOR with yo
while d!rcctlnG my rcfEsra, b aa the letter fa aad
, 1875-06-02

vero then appointed for The ensuing year,
Reeeptson v CAarehes-The Rets. ulsbes, wreuu,
Ob.tutries--The Ners. Gum, Keruott, and Button.
Nett s<asso'-The Rows. uunn, Bwtft aud Ivos.
M'so4aryIThs 1tess, ". ". Evsrt1, IT,. vsn Ar
Sandar- -sehoots-The Ray. Nr, ps.yuau. and
Messr1, Emore aud Olissold.
:, 7t,nt<ra"ee-Ths Rers. Whitehead, Phillips, md
Miscellaneous Bmfn<ss-The Rers. Fsgr, Shop.
pard, md Irving.
TEMPLE CHURCH,
1Ir. Drsyman offered tho following resolution.
which VAS adopted,
Jtesolet, That tbs aY. Chssles DFsttnn ths Isy ]:
D. ptrl and tho lev. D. l.. Clolse, DO srpoinied !
coittts to inquire Into and report to this Assocsa-
eAGo In tA rela.1ous with thIs body aud Nhat hct!n
1t anJ, II necessary 10 10 taken In regard to tAe ss
Tbs Association took focess uutil 7:30.
Tho Association met pnEauant to adjournment,
aod tho church Was tillod With sts mombcre and
congregation who had gAthored 10 enjoy tuo
exercises which wcro not OF formal nature,
TUE ANNUAL sEhMoA
was preached by the ltey. L. ". 1.ounstesry Of
First Church. !lls so1t waa: s'!rhe Church Of
tfath." |. TIM, ill.,, ill., ii. ' "'' s''DAu '' 'ne
le the opening OF lis sermon tho preacher
allndea TO tho importance Of Chr.stin.n knowing
the!r duties and responsibilities ln tue house o{
dGd, he stasea th.t big bubject would DO the
aidefed VAS Ehat ruth ii was Of which the
Church CIV ~. =" tho pillar ,..!. and ground: i
in Tho worla. foF science, philosophy. md
history had thoir truths, but the Church Lad no
.s'nod 10 tho Holy Sculptures wan that to nhich
PAUL a!luded. Th1a was oulT tho truth when
taken Az fisst giseu. ~ easife and unchanged.
The WordH OF Scripture wore ouly tho truth when
i Was Of this truth that the Church VA the III
Lar aud tbs ground. 1t was to ci.culsts thls
truth thae God gAye It 10 the Church With Tho
wo1ds, 100 - unto al the world, and preach
, 1875-06-02

IL IN Absclute necessity III erery family. In making
rejection do not fall to examine The Wilson Bhulte.
This machine Ia meeting NTH unprecedented success
being sold 1t less price than any other nftt-csso
machine, and II the lime comhnlng to greatar
duyree ali thu et4enttas OF family machine. B4lea-
1877 Btats street. Thts Company wAnt few mora
uuod aueuts
, 1875-06-02

tho Gospel unto every oreature." Tho Church
should circulate. It not only By prshohtng 1t to
ssory crestuse. but By feeling It and by living it.
All Aairens on Womsus Work In MIasIons
b. hirn. 4. X. Bcott, Of Cleveland. o., concluded
rho evenings e1crclsor, hfter which tho Aasocia-
ton adjourned untlt ILLS morning At o'clock.
, 1875-06-02

BomothinR to Show You, Ladles.
Something really exquisite III tas way Of laco and
NotinInsn curtains, wall paper and 4tyiea Of house
decorating, etc. ycr. Jenkins Fa1on, 20 and 9st
kttpst
, 1875-06-02

Np-l;oNENqAN,I'J ~ iho ltev. rhon,as Mack.
| lA1norxan. bath Of thi1 city. No cards.
, 1875-06-02

EIMW0bU V0IIhfH.
An old Quaker preacher once noted for alwsys
saying Aomcthng about "tha old, thu HilIlt-ageJ,
hnA tho dear youth" AL these will md great satis-
faction III wearing Elnwood collars, ~ they II bsor
than Ruy others,
, 1875-06-02

Chiokorin9 Pianos
contain Ill Ateat Improvements. Oscr 1900 patsuus
hase teatasd tu thelF superiority. Heeds T.npe OF
MuAtc, VI Van Durua stssc4. "
, 1875-06-02

A'LLAN COUNTY BUN1Ar-sUHooL~
spHcsat D,spatch 10 The chttuqo Tr,otsnA,
DLooM1NaroN, Ill.,. luna 1.-The Mclean
County sabbsth-school Convention assembles
In fourth annual meeting 1t Lexington to-mor-
row eyontng.
, 1875-06-02
a Aumo,

IL 10 circulation thst piles oaunot b. curvd. II IL
wholly Without foundation, however, Tor ;Dslisys
Magical Pain Extractor h. norex bean Anom 70 iii.
, 1875-06-02

Spring Lake =" Magnetic wster,
b7 Buck AAypsr, makers of th% !" Mass Golcs1s
, 1875-06-02

One Great Merit
Of that beautacr of tho tech 6oxodont Il aha. its
a1ect upon tho mouth IL refreshing, who ncana
Ut clsansing thu teeth and improving tho bsesa It
atauus alone.
, 1875-06-02
PlAuQn and OrRans,

Ont hundred psnos and organs to rent, sao lsoond-
hand aAus for aa!s Ut great bargains to ats room
foF ne~ ssock. ". ". KlADALL, stass and Adams
kkEgEts, #
, 1875-06-02
IN ARTlcULO MORrIS.

: TN RRTICUL0 Morris.
BAIT LAKE. CITr, Juno l.-(}eorge 4. Smith,
Second President of tho Mormon Church, In not
eapected to live.
, 1875-06-02
Gains and Losses Of The Churches---
The Delegates.
Convention Of Liberal Chris.
tiaus at Geneva Lake.
Closing Proceedings In the Northern
Presbyterian Convention.
Tho United Trcsbytorinns.--Mis-
CeflnncOltg.


MEETING OF rnE Yox RIVER ASSOCIATION.
Tho fottieth anniversary Of tho Fox River Al
ISOLATION commenced yesterday afternoon at tho
Baptist Church In Enelowood, Of which tho Toy.
John Donley ia pastor.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-01-14
Annual Message
Gov, Cushman K. Davis.
Delivered Before the Mlnnesota
Legislature at II A. NJ. San-
uary Sth, 1915.
Gentlemen Of the Senate and House o. kepre
SentutiUcs

Gemttemen Of the Senate and House O repre-
SentatiUes
The wear lust ended has been one OF gen.
eral prosperity to our people. The financial
embarrassmeIts which have suspended the
Industries of other States have affected our
own bur little The laborers have had en-
pIoyment. Failures have been iDfrequent
and our mechants are in excellent credit.
The farmers have, as general rule, secured
abundant ;rops. They are out of debt and
low hold unsold the surplus of last year
.for such blessings as these it becomes US to
return thinks to the Author of all blessings,
not only " the utterance of formal phrases,
but witha devout sense of our dependence
on His rercies
The rport of the State Auditor presents
detailed statement Of the financial transac-
tons the State and the present condition
of the various funds, from which has been
conde,sed the following statement OF
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS:
Totalreceipts during the fiscal
yeaEending November 80, 1874 81 ,33l ,2iO u
Tota disbursements. ...... ,l4o,Uo9 70
Lea ing a general balance OFFS 1873, lou VI
The receipts came from the following gen.
ersl sources:
Balance in treasury Dec. l, 1873, 2l8,398 81
From tax duplicates ...... 500. 575, l64 st
From railroad companies in lieu
OF taxation ...... lIS,SUI Va
From Insurance companies IN
lieu OF taxation. -. 49,. 25,5o5 g.
From insurance companies IN
fees 80. $50. ..... 4,a45 3;
Fund ...... 80. ~. 49,. lse, 1896 z
Income from permanent unlver-
sity fund ...... $3.50. ll,bN g.
From sale Of school land and
grass $3.50. $500. .....' ...... 0osoo' W
FROM sale OF timber on school
lands ...... 49,. ............ 23,428 8
From sale of university lands. 4,457 3
Prom sale OF timber on univer-
sity lands ............. 6,6l3
From sale of internal improve
ment lands -. -. 80. ...... ~ 8
%ild DIM, -. 49,. 49,. =. 49,. 10000 0
prcAp1rtu.Ar1oN OF RECEIPTS, ExPENDIr
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-01-14

rro,, Al, o&h.r sonrces t6,70O 81 |
The disbursements were MADE ior the foi-
owing general purposes
For legislative, executive and - -
judicial expenditures. -, 1915 %
For SUPPORT of State Normal
Schools. Insane Asylum, Deaf,
Dumb and Blind Institute,
State Prison, Reform School,
and Soldiers Orphans. 49,. 22l,o2o 1"
For erecting, repairing ana tur- 100 mn NJ
nishing public buildings 49,. loo,o9S 70
For payment Of appoltionment
of current school fund. ...... ~, 664 ~
Exnenses .f State University . 10000 90
PAYMENT Of interest on loans :. 81, 255 90
Public printing .:.... -. ..:.,, $500 Of
f1 f0nds ~ oo. 49,. s,757 Al
Miscellaneous expenses go. go. 97,O73 10
Total -. ...... 81, 1850 Sc
oa ao 1874 ....:. ..........s 49,, 100 81
~ the credit of the following funds:
Permanent school fund ...... 6,646 81
Permanent university fund. 1870 "A
Current school fund ........... 1875 62
Current university fund. 2,S28 80
General revenue fund -. 3O,4 OF
Interest FIND 4O,S3O G3
SINKING fnnd $3.50 %
State Institution fund 68,6l6 10
Internal improvement fund 80. lO,76o 10
Internal improvement land fund ,326 "A
Interest on b. R. Bonds fund.-. 1897 81
Inebriate asylum fund .... -. 754 ~
Total 1873, $50 81
The recognized bonded Indebtedness OF
the State at the commencement OF the year,
was $46O, OOO-consisting Of the following
bonds:
| Loan of July, 1867, for building - ooo ~
| State Institutions -. ......$ loO,o w
Loan of July, 1868, for building ,oo NJ
| State Institutions -. -. -. 1O,UOO w
Lean of July, 1869, for building ~
State Institutions ...... ...... oo,Voo w
Loan OF 1878, for building
| State Institutions 1899. ...... 2lo,WV w
Total 80. ......S 4oV'ooo "
To this has been added the balance OF the
loan of 1873, $4,000; making a tota! O
recognized bonded Indebtedness Of S4SO, 600
Tie Auditor mnends the tax law Which
was passed by the last Legislature, and state
that bill will be presented for your consid
Grafton, containing provisions which nave
been found necessary to its efficient opera
ton. -,
The Treasury has been conducted witt
that skill and integrity by which the al
ADMINISTRATION of the present Treasurer ma
J restored confidence in that department Q
the State government. It's history tor tn
east year is summarized in the following
RES AND BALANCES IN THE TREASURY FRO
M xovruprp 20 1874
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