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, 1875-09-08

tho collection Of illo rnyenno from tho tax
levied for itH support during tho
first twelvo Of tlloso months. Tho
city male tho appropriations, anil tho
tnx WIS lowed 10 cover tho authorized
cxpe,ltnrt According to the orga,l of tloso
who wish to rcpussiate thcEc certificates Of
indebtedness, tho city hm no authority to
1nnlke contract Or crcntc linbility to bo
mid out Of tho current levy of taxes, f'c
ca,yo to do ao is tn crcnto "n dcbt.' If this
doctrine wcro correct, tho city could not n''-
thorizo nny expenditure unless It hnd tAe
money in ,ho Treasury beforehand; md
then, NJ tho Inv prohibits tho levy Of any tax
except to meet MI appropriation previously
.,la,lc, thu city would find isHclf prohibited
from mixing MI appropriation for tho "aht
Ut money, nsn1 prohibited from rniHlng my
money l,y tax bnca,.so Of the want Of u pre-
yious appropriation.
Ihp City Government, like nil othcr fIoy-
| ernmenta dependent OIL current taxation to
met current expenditures, in,ss! incur lsnbil-
| tiles in advance Of the collection Of revenue.
Tho City Of Chicago has been accustomed, in
these cases, to issuo to the creditor cortitl-
coto showing tho amount duo him. payable
out of the tax when collected, or Of borrow
ing tho money OIL tho noto Of tho city, l'ny-
nb!o out of tito tnx whom collected, aud, with
this borrowed nioucy, pay of its current lia-
bilities. This, it ID claimed, was unconstltu-
tionnl, md tito country was warned against
lending any money to tho city, because this
illegHl indebtedness was to be contested by
| 1.%I.r
, 1875-09-08
OBITUARY,


rh. nolt 1,,to J,n{,a U,,1M M TIN Cd frst.
~ ..'.s.s.t.,,. sot.us =, ,,,o lin ~
consalns sotte 'n'eies''s ass".'" " s"e .'o ~
prcatdent GEonaE 4. SAITH, whoao death Wa5
topoi'ou W 'o'oH'spH ~" ~ .a,. WI.
born at Potst'hm, N. j., Jnuo ~, 46It. Mhen
A.e's ~, .,' ~. osta..r - Mor.,a,,a,, tn 1gaa
pea1oo IN tue Aesutusp4 " 'Hutn'o11oaa =" AeN@
ho becano member OF the Church Of tie Latt0E-
- U:... .,I l., 1oa+ ,,,,+ ,.,tl, ,thara n
10y oun'o' sua ~ W. nssa, "1. H.,, "'' -. sf;sso,.,
IT,. .n.,,t NJ. I'm. In ,c,,,nv mill 1gau when
ia spent n'a t'i'a p's".s sn.' ss,,a .oos' "AS
Ao vac Ordained ona OF TIC tHe!Vo apos1iea' b
F''.''en -. 1,ss.s - W....,. l.. all 81. 49,,
counselor 10 uHtohAh 1oono, " nA4 .oo 'aeAoo1
occas!oned by the death OF II. U. A14bAL1.
, 1875-09-08
INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION.

Tin nr;rc;,,1rs of international arbitration.
t;r,t r,o,,1ht ;nto nron,iuenco Inv tho Geneya
Convention Inv, hecn untitled for tho third
tin,o in thu settlement of disputes to which
f;root Brito;u wns pnrty, md for n third
,;,,o r,o ,1o.;s;on hoa bcon n1verso tn tha
l,r;t;sh Government. First. Grcat Britain
,ra, s,,oa a.; I'M, nm for I'm violation of TIM
,,r;n.;,,,ou ~ nsutra,;tv t1nrin1 tho American
Ra1,oli;on IN tho ,1amoco of tho United states.
Second. tho Gormau Emnoror decided tho
son .1,on boundary controrcrsv in favor of
t,,o 11.,;+o, stotoa md oco;nst t;reot Rr;toin.
And nov Marshal MtcM.uoy Inns decided
a,n;nst Grant Britain in thu controversy with
I5ortuo.1 ro1ot;vo to .ho no,scss;on of thu
no1ox,o Inv ,t1b;u ;s n bner m Tim west
ooo.t of Affirm mud ;ta nosscss;on ia i,nnor.
tant M nm outlet for some Of the most
vo1uo],1o African products, It WIS es-
toh1.hod ,,ovond t,onht Tint the Portuguese
i1;scovorc7 II in Tim sixteenth ccntury. md
Tint portras, occu,;ed ynr;o,s important and
contjc,ous points during tho two following
cartnr;es PORTUGAL Inns alyoys inserted itB
c,o;,pe, md tho sovereign rights incident
t,,oroto ond ot various t;mca these r;obts
,vcre for,nnllv recognized lv different nations,
Evan tim British Government, as lato as 1922,
.a,;t,v rccoyu;ze1 tlo authority Of PORTUGAL
lv recommending British suryoyipr officer
~ ~, foror NJ t1o portuposo nf1c;ats. A
law veara aarlior there had been Diplomatic
racoonition by a treaty for tho suppression
If tho slovo trot1o. All thcso facts wero set
forth to President MacMAuoS, md 1t il no
wonder That Ills award was in favor Of Por-
tupal.
These ntlyerso decisions will pretty surely
rcndor international nrbitration gomowiat
nnnonnlar in Grant 1,ritn;n. though there is
m pood rcnson wlv thoy should l,ave Huch
m Effect. rho decisions layo beon against
tho British Government because tl.o Dritisl,
| coyo,,monk l,nu lccn in Tho ,yrony in tho
, 1875-09-08
AppoRTIoNMENT OF TAXATION.

The local assessment for State purposes Of
tho real estate in Cook County in 1875
WIZ $11l l,4oa, ,78O, md Of personal property
$50, LAG, 1C5, making total of St4+,54s.015.
The real estate is further divided for ta1ation
purposes into improved lands, unimprovcd
lauds, town and city lots.
Tho stato Board Of Equalization has before
it proposition to increase thia assessment
by adding 10 per cent to tle yaluo Of lands,
G5 ncr cont to the vnlue Of lots, and s. per
cent to tho valuo Of tho personal property.
This will give rs tho footings Of tho State as-
scssacnt Of property in this county: Real cs-
tato, 5lo4, ,4sl, 7aG; personal property, s55,-
770,405. Total, $3.50, a55, 131.
Tho totol valuation Of tho whole State Ia
a, oa5 4a7, ,o:,5. 30 that Cook County il ap-
norl;onod with one. .fourM the ta,ablo prop.
ertv of III, stoto. Ouo hundred a,,,l six mill.
;ona ~ t1o,,ar. ara arbitrarily added to tho
toro}le voIue of tho nronor1y in this county,
mil an c,,ual amount deducted from the
toro,;,. voun of tho pronerty in the othor
counties n t1his stoto Tho actual casl yoluo
~ tho tnrahlo nronortv in this stats found
H., ~ a.so,soro ~. ,n,;1orotov cat;matcl In
1S7s Al ~ ma mn. .rf>o. Assuming that It has
~ ;ncrsaved u;nco thou. va tm1 TINT
, 1875-09-08

This Afternoon, between ! mud s o'clock,
thero will be music at brighton, contiguous
to the 50 aercs owned by thu Hon. Jonx WEST-
WORTH which aro so much needed for park
purposes, 70 that tho long stretch from the
South Park to the Douglas Park, in tho West
Division, may DO relieved by halfway
house, as it were. Wo trust that afr. WENT
WORTH will attend tho Brighton concert this
afternoon, md that when ho belolds tho
concourso of people aud listens to tho de-
lightful ssrains Of tho music floating over
his 10 acres, his heart may DO
touched, 80 that when ho goes homo at night
lio may DO constrained to mako n decd Of
these so ncrcs to tho Park Commissioners,
md thus perpcsuato his name III tho beauties
Of Wentworth Park. Such truly generous
md public-spiritod net will mako his nnmo
fragrant for nll time, aud future generations
will risc up and call him blessed. h1r.
WENTWORTH hns reached that period in life
when ho should erect q monument tohimself.
How can ho do it better than in the manner
we hnvo indicated? How can no better i'm
morsalizo himself than by giving the work.
ingman mud his family chance for reczea-
ton? liz should think Of this.
, 1875-09-08

Tho Town Bonsds of West and North Chi
ctso havo entered upon tho consideration Of
the troublesome question Of appropriations
for town expenses. They, too, are bcses
with small army Of otiicials clamorous for
plunder, mud, liko the South Town Boer1,
they hare shown at tho outset disposition
to project tho taxpayers against tho assaults
Of tho 6alary -grnbl,ers, and to hold them to
the strict letter Of tho Inv in tho matter ot
compensation. But good beginnings often
end badly, NJ wo hayo 1ately seon. Absentee
ian, ~ arrauged M to Leave tho tax-eatina
cli4ucs III thu majority, mud gradual yield
ing to tho pressure Of rapacity hayo boen the
ru1e heretofore. viii tho Wcst and NORTH
Town Boards prove croditable exception
this yeat2
, 1875-09-08

lho Chicago INES Is very lnucl clltibFluea
because tho Government Commissioners now
cugagel in tho Custom House investigation
havo not ,lisregarslcl tho adyice which The
TRIBUNE proi1ercd when tiloy entered n1on
their work. Without seeking to prejudice
their investigation QUO why or the other, wo
suggested thnt tho present Commission
should consult with local architects, builders,
md engineers relative to the sustaining
capacity OF tho Chicago soil. This the first
Government Commission neglected to do.
Tho present Commission, however, hare acted
upon this suggestion, MS iuslccd they might
havo done hal tho suggestion not oone from
'rnE Tribune, since it is tho fnircst
nnl most intelligent course they could
haye adopted. But tho coincidence
Of the suggestion and their action
has SGT tho Times snarling in its us',al dog
iu-the.manger style at everything TINT
o,nanatcs from TnE TRIBUNE. Tho Gosern-
mcnt Commission probably huow how to ap-
prcciate the utterances of chronic soreheatl,
which endeavors to supply its lack Of inlu-
cnce by the viciouE'lcss OF its attncks.
Dnt thcro in mother reason why the Chica-
20 Times snnrls at The TntnusE in this Gus
tom-Houso 1uatter. TnE TRIBUNE desires to
keep tho whole affair out Of politics, knowing
full well that If the next Congress gets hold
Of it. it will DO made mero partisan machine
for manufacturing capital in the interest of
tho Democratic party at Il largo and needless
expense to the public. Tho Times recognizes
this fact also, aud antagouizes tho position for
purposes Of its own. Tho Chicago Times has
conceived s,ldden desire to return to its
first love. It slows disposition to got back
into the Democratic party. 1t will bo re-
membcred that Mr.. STOREY ernwlel out Of
tho Democratic party about the timo TINT Mr..
IIEs1Su climbed into it. No ono party is
large enough to hold these two Titans. But
Yesterdays Times announced that A1r. HEs1So
was about to abandon the Democratic party
and ask tho Republicans to take him back.
This accounts for Alr. sToaEy's new Affection
for the Democrats. "Whither thou goest !
will not 60" In the paraphrnso Of RUTH and
! NAosu IS applied to SronHY md HEs1so. So
| long rs STOREY believes that HEstso will
agnin fastcn lliB destiny upon tho Republican
1,arty, he {SronEY) will cast his fortunes with
tho Democratic party, and oice tc''sa.
The first thing that S1onEris doing to gatu
| admission to tho Democratic pnrty, under tht
impression TINT IIEs1sa has left 1t, is to Ell
deayor to throw thu Cuatom- HouBe .sluabble
into tho next Congress-. Ho knows TINT this
would give tho Democratic majority in Con
gress just tue opportunity they desire, ant
that they would make handle Of it viii
Which to nump up Islander and vituperatio1
, 1875-09-08
POLITICAL lI0TEa

Some Of tho opponents Of tho James River
X Kanawha Canal project lavc irrorerently
dubbed It "Tho Jeen,s River 6clomo." Tho
phrase is worthy Of Thackoray. 1t ia at ouco
accurate aud concsc.
III milwaukee, today tho so.eallcd lsofor.nara
will meet and 60 through tho torn,s OF tomtnat-
lug Gov. Tay'or for ro-olccaton; but the party
is tlisorEnnizcl mud dIshcareuod. Cor. Taylor
nlay ng well ba thinking Of his winter wheat Aud
tho ilol1ownosa of politics.
No appointments hayo been made for ex-Sor-
ator Ilarnn to speak III tho Iowa campaign, 1T
being tho common understanding TINT he ID iu-
disposed. But ho mndo an impromptu address
at tue clnao Of Honator Wrlght's speech at Hills
boro, Horny County, last wcok iu Which lie OBJ
served that tho Union must aud shall be main-
tained.
Tho school question In Ohio msy DO important,
but It IL not the qucation Of tho hour. As tic
Cincinnati Commercial "oil obaesvcs there ia
no danger TINT tho achool-fnnd will ne divided
next vtntsr but II tho Democrats carry Ohio
In October Congress may paas IN imitation bill III
December. Tho squaro lsauo IL, hard money or
soft.
Tho Now York Republican Convention. which
will meet in Saratoga to-day, promises to bo QUO
Of tho largest and most respectable gatherings
in the history OF tho party iu that State. 0pin-
ion acoms to bu unanimous Is to tho propriotv
OF nominating tfle Hon. Frederick ". Seward
for Secretary OF State but the balance Of tho
ticket is still open for diacuAaion. No Governor
! is to DO chosen.
| Judge IIorachol Y. johnson Ia warmly com-
mended by ail tho Northern newspapers for hts
impartial aud dignit1od conduct Of tho rocont
conspiracy caHea in doorEla. Ills work ia all tho
moro valuable as it tends to establish Northern
confidence IN tho fair-daanG Of Southern courts
| generally, md Thus to remove nno OF tho great
est obstRcloH to tho restoration Of cotlial CONF
mercinl rolatsupB.
Tho New Orleans Picaynne Ia = yocifcrous and
eloquent advocate OF Charles Francis Adams
for President though it doea not expect to aco
him take prominent part In politics. "suoh a
man." Eaya the Picayune, "rould honor the
Presidential chair as it has rarely beon honored.
1t ls beginning to occnr to diaintogcstea speota-
tors thai tho fdenda Of MIR. Adams arc exhaust
Ing themselves rathes early in the day.
Mr. Vico-preaident Wilson's ind!acsoot utter
ancss at BaEAtoga-which may hago becn put II
hin mouth by an entorprlaing reportar-llayt
aroused tho terrible wrath Of tho Washington
Nationu! Republican, which pnblisnes tho phiia'
lolplIn Times lottor In full, aud dovotea twen
ty-ave sraall paragraphs to keen analysis q
tho Vice-pscBidous's political prospects. Th'
gamc ID too big for sucA powder and shot. Th'
Vice-T1osidcnt 10 much better Republican, l,
any case, than lis selt-appointed critics /,
Washington.
The pitssaold Qll.) Flag nomlnatcs as To
publican candidate for Governor tie 1Iou. Milto1
Hay, Of Springfield, Eastern journalists ma.
tako IN especial intorcst In this announcement
+t.n,y {rfcr ttnt Mi1tof Fnv Ia th
, 1875-09-08

lower, witt, moat Of tho tradng ns 97.o5@
ia. E1.ra heavy aold at 2s.76@o.oo.
Cattle were in 1il;ht demand nsl nnsnii1ally
e.catly. Sheep were unchanged. One him.
srcsl tlo1lars in goM would buy 4ll4.s74 in
trccui,ncks nj tue close.
, 1875-09-08

Tho Iowa census, now completed with the
exception of thres counties, presents mag
niaosnt showing for thnt prosperous stato.
The total ,ncreaso Of population during tho
past two years will not fall far short Of
, 1875-09-08

Tho foot-anl-moutl-dE -dEease" is creating
sad havoc among the cattle in England. In
Dorsctshiro alone, l5,00o animals arc Affected
with the epidemic.
, 1875-09-08

Grccnbacks Mt tho New York Gold Ex-
change yesterday closed at 81, the lowest
prico haying been sG4, md tho highest
ehele above 81.
, 1875-09-08

What glorious opportunity to import Coati"
ncutal temperance and taste III Iiquorl frauce
thls year will mako. At low estimate. 4,2lo, =
0O0, QUO gallona OF vino.
, 1875-09-08

fcApEMr OF MuStE-lIalstcst street. batween
ats,,isur at Mrntac. Enlargement u Milton NoEles.
Tnhetntaua oul peioctttua" Afternoon mud evening.
, 1875-09-08

The Associated Press dispatches from cali-
fornia sinoa the suspension OF the Bank Of
California have not, We regret to say, been
ffes from uufaizuass. THo Of tho nawapa-
, 1875-09-08

1IOoLEYH THEATHE-1tan'aniph street, het~tc1
Clnrk and lAsuttc. Engagement Of tho cAl4toTni
Ninat1cls. Afternoon Alli evening.
, 1875-09-08

,1oYICKEllN TuEATKE-sfniltken street, be.weel
Dearborn and State Engagement Of Edwin Adams
Euoeh AFtep.'
, 1875-09-08
BUSINESS NOTICES

LADIES. BEWARE OF THE itOGuRa WHO
oiiur yoa via intAupns Of airlA Blum Of Youth -
80, n hat abts teAutaer. 1t il madness
II tssn ,ns kn with ff.uaulcnt WHEN ihs
e,t hariEcfs hrt.re. tint will render t1u A#Aa
tba, a,niinR, i, pr.tuurA rAble It ese1E drug. soru.
, 1875-09-08


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1ho heH lotR anu ''aa'''n '''etA''o'' 20 s''o
l"f''o'oG'cal Ioflson'ion ms"'"t''nE h''''o 1"e:-
v-''o meaooFs' !" al '"' o''ct'""" t''''"'.
4''aa 'onle earnestly t'u,es ", 'ns. "onaio'sh ',
'alu' WIZ IN .'" IL noa 4vsa ''a'' W. u"aaA
l"fe"e'l os''"' a'ia io'Ae Aeu'en' " r't'"'' n'o'
Tho LEV. slr. Dutlor' = l'aps'st Clergyman OF
n,h"',sau, ~ p!'.o' 'so p""ns.,,s ~" 1'a. - 'o
i"so " ~ e''''o i''""a' 0."oe'0'
al'sa iiatehots' tno 11''"oia poo!oh', IN oeLns
rldcnsoa oS .no puheto.s On na'H'E ho hAa's'n 10
he' nAn'o' "AA' u ~ i'e' '''S'' "'o 'f''
ei'oi''
ehosrman IL aatu on'y 10 nave sapfiemcntsd
ti1o 0olawato operation ID MS s!s0lns f.oF!es.
1ao pic"e"c" " 1Ao .'A'o0"' @ne '""s "na' ae
"''' n"'o ~ "sso'' 'N'.
natnah Capoage "an1' u''o,co ifo''. john
r. caopsBe' Who Ise6 III "saE' .oa'i.5t Aansaa
no rfooah'y has no heof'' 1nu sS's sno not
''ee'' 10 "o sooA ao' W.
~ "oh'an IL. No" a'a''l'sA!o' .ot S0a.S -. "'',
a''ns !'Au ~ s.oea'"ss .o' "a. =. osa"assa
" o'ne, ~" E"s'A1uo,' y ons nA' A'"'e w WA
h'o'Bh's hAa'no Hull
MsH Anna biackwo'l has Written Spiritual
is''o a'E"n'ohs III '"'ot ., m,'ea'tsssnoa.. ot
1"o u''s'as,o'. - sua1' "As'' oe' A'Ae''a
Oil eoo'h'o"s s"'o III f"i's'
Mrs. nou'ay. OF lexas, round slo'ooo IN soA
nnacf hos hoof. Wl'ero hef accoasea Huspand
| nae cohee"'ea ). "'tnout hei Ano"1'os'' Aa
| ef'e"e pAn''eo ou' nM" ta'o'
Tho exposure OF uio LoT1s dsbpept!o snaeF.
inge to sSmrathot'o Wosla mas ea!'ea out NJ
manner OF fcmouleo. ha1a c'ucs 10 TUG "lluesI
! benzsne tho tno6t o"'c'c''t' Foeon'p'o"uea'
| Col. O!colt keeps up n handsome rovonus hy
, 1875-09-08

n-,r,,nurou ~, onrn-p o.vurrn
ris..x1,o-o w rr;nt - 1cttcr fron, NJ W,n.
nv ~ ,,,o rosrn,,,t;on ~ s,,oc;o rovucnt In.
- ,;,aa.,,, ~a,,x..a,,,,, H., r;o.rs of
sas.o;, a1,sa ~ ,nav N.u,o,, ~, ;r,,11;nont IN
49,. a.. ',,,;o :, .,,a ,os;, ~ t,,o 7ror,ju
o,,,.-auo,. ,,ut foorf, Tint NJ, o,tsunt IN comc
~ ,,ee;. =, .,,; ,r,,,1a oxovt
- 1 ',a1..ar;ar, ;,,,,,.n.o ~, norcrn1 }uy;no.a
.r,,a.. fo,,. o,ass ~ r.h;.,, srr Hr.7,n,rra ID
t,,a ,o,ost axuonnnt tbov ;,cv;ra N ti1 the;r
a~aa ~, ro.,,,n,,,;,, In roxer In rcs,,mc
u,s,, ~, or,,ot,t ,,.;,h ,,,o ,,,,;sr;o,, ,ho, a
III, H. ;1;s,,avost ,ot h. ros,n,o md ,hen 7s.
,,an.st,,, w w .os,,,ona ~ r,ov ,1's;r, - ros,-
- ;.1at,n;,n,,, ho.o-,sa t,,o,, onnrohand
no,,r,orc;,1 a1,ocl an;1 wort soma fut,ro
.o,,o.,.;,, ~ a,,frox;t rrr,o ,,,st;o,, ID rot .
,,o,,aro1,,o o-o ,v,,o, o,,,1,-,,l 1,,t tl,;o
10 ,g,,at - ,noo,,, II ia t,,o rasn1t nor,1v ~
aa,ra-,1;,o ~, ,,or,,r ~ ,,o1 ;,1oment
Mr W,rnr.,s f.,ra aro a,t;rr1v w;thont
..~a,,. IT., th;,Lo thot ros,,,,r,;o,, will
:.a:.. .,.r,,o ;,,,,,,,r ,,r,o, = 1oxoa r,os. ~
.t.- ,,oa.,o 1,o,,,',o In t,., fo1,o,, it,, +,,o
orror nf ,1ir;a;nr t},o ponnlation ;nto ,leltor
c,scu or,1 "a crea;tor c1ass Wo hova fra.
,,,,or,.1v 1,,;,tad o,t tho o1,a,r7;.v ~ tb;a
no.;or r7,oro nv, dehtora on,, crc;,tora Int
49,. ~ ,,.or1,, o1,rnra ,,,o so,,o no,,,,o A.
: r,,,, lin ,roI, 1yho o.vao ,nonav In. ,,o,ov
,,o ,;,,, frC,n .on,o ,,,ho- .c,1rco. NV ,,;tl'.
~ r,ao,rcca ~ aoua lind n man ia r,re,v
ro,n;tted IN RIM ;nto f1eht Tho shr;nkncc
~ n rnlc will hcnoft TIN somo nersons whom,
!, ;,;urea. md ,1a c,rco+cr vo1ne thcv rcco;va
in nm casa co,,nterhn1ancoa tAo creater voluo
, 1875-09-08

CHICAGO TItEATRF-Cisrk Htrrct. between Ian.
dolrh md Lake "Jiearts and Diamonds"
, 1875-09-08

D. c. CRralEn LODGE No. ia. 4. F. 4 a. Nh r..
Nd. nd MIlwhukec-Ay, i:t1u,4s communication this
evening Ut 1850 ,,et,k, sharp. Important business
will como before the lu:t ah! every tnenoef u IT,
eNes>o@ ~ ~ s'~ II, MUSsrEnalAS. n. II.
uEspERrA LODGE M. III, \. T. + 4. M.-Hcgi-
lhr communication this feinesslay> cPelnEi het!. q
THIRD DEGREE. yalltug trcths I'll cordially lnvitea
~@A7SA' C1IAs. II. DHENAS, Y. Il.
, 1875-09-08

upon him 3of support.
1torEI. ARRIVALS.
fremont fIottse-D, A. Flclpa. bt. Louis uen. :" ~
Bnyder Virginia: ". 7. itoyl1 ai!~n''ktei un',.rl ~
WhteIer, uoatou; ]. II. ssurhng, Mnnroe M..a.i Muasi
Gss; T. t. Ii I,enasa.Ss m1a1sg 1:xs ~ l. fsasS. %
II. Clark, Conneeticut William A. is4ts imtt.nt is.
dance J. ". Eddy siiu.ueton: +. II; oits oms,muud,
;;s Nss lo1i M = b. a: T. Ca1ssr. g. Louis ians.
Hslti,uore; Max F!yunl, New York; v: /; ltt,irs. &
Tprfs,S HUI csSs Ssats sem VT 1;a
.Hhsr7nun tfaust-Jamea MeDonsl, Fond dn dl!u. ~,
Aisj. + Tllo!soa, ot.amws H. Aoitta"f' trnaata
Lolss; i. r. cssh, lsll.ro; tol O. u. AlI:h, s:
toq i..as A,Asy Rochester; " ss Ss% Yors
i:aso Buchanan NV faft i oxynas. Io*1E: ii
i. WAlte unctuuaa T. q; orssne. Avnaisa' WolH tlii
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Frsns!.so u!se1ta; a,,t htsc M!txanstj tEtjsr..i.'
lion. A. If. Nurtttuu. 1t. Joseph Charles o. ~
IL. ioois; Mrs. y. ~. Alder. thsl.teipbiA 7 II Il.
Carey Mltwaukos; J. F. Alls1l, tlIaAai -
t4{s end j. u, Gregg. Nspssata c4tT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

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MONDAY, October II, 1875.
sALEs.-s575 Virginia fuodable sold at 43s.
G0h.-American gnle. II bid.
aue Sechraies.-V Virginia cons,ls, 81 hid yir
sIh AZ consos; ne =" Ok asked rirgin,u fundabie.
pinit interest certificates, ~ bid 90 asked Viz
gina , kx,rectiv.be coupons. s94 bio. so asker.
BURG rIl9 Soy as 1G7 Bio
s.s s Sly Ss' % bd 100k asked; Lynchburv city
.o R1' n Bonds-Chosapcske snd ohio Rail-
road Gs colo, VI. and ~. 40 asked; Virginia Cent?.
Fin,. .o sod nTs ortg'ss 6s and j., s. bid vrr.
d. D., "a asked: souihslds Ral'road tbifd Gorf,
ssaroad first mortgage SIS, j. aSSsa J reiss55s sG
Ssad frs, R hlsn gHe and Pe,eIS;buTg Bal,
niS iichmoad and fetefsb ana Ri Rall ao1
mopd FDo5!gaSe s's A. and o, 100 bid: Kicn-
sSKg IS, ). D., 92lf DID, 81 asked: Richmond,
ss e'griSSsput z, and Potomac Railroad MORTGAGES
r t, second mortgage 6's. j. & j.. 72 bid: Al.
g .an.a and Richmond AIRLINE Railroad first mort
gage Us, j. and j. SIS asked. '''
canal B0r1ds.-James River and Eapaxrh, fans,
FIRST mortgaEa 6s, ~ y, coz asked NdnaNia 'apai
d eo9a.rodd Stocss.-Chesspeake and Ohio Railroad,
par bid Kemond and P,tersbu n'r Raro anI
pu par 22 bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg and
asked: p, nsi!r0ad common, 100 par, 81 Did, II
Rf Htuan SIX per cent. guaranteed, 90 par IS bid
as"a,, hono' Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
H. "a peI ceht. guaranteed, 100 par, "a hid: Sea
95 bio. soai "h'eed' Iuo par
~. gang 70 Mocks.-Naiional Bank OF Virginia, 100
SEA ioS n,ke4: Merchn's Naliona! 100 p1 100
Knox o f1t!e bank or Virginia: 100 par, 96s bid;
a" "iA pr ., commerce, 25 par 25 bud: Merchants
au r,anleIs aaTlngs 70 par. 21A bid. 90 asked
OK sayings 70 par 241s asked; Citizens Savings
oe shS Sa Virginia State. 25 mr.
90 oia; virginia Home. 100 par. 90 asked Ner.
,ar az ana echalics. 100 par, OF bid; City loo
PAT; ~ a. ked Old dominion. 100 par, 90 asked
p. -c.scetm ~ james RIVER aud kanawha
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12
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.g..g"sa @ "'' rc,nhcr 10. 1875.
tUtH'' 80 .,,,rl Randolph took
I'll. r"y;1', % ", ,hc En.scopal church.
.s-.ra H.,;''"N ca nj ,i,:ing. The cor'fgc
Nv. :. ha'>N,, amd .nIrmn. l. consisted
~ WY nlo,1 AMI forty carriages. cii.
fl, n,tNctn 49,, i, Irrr numbers. and
m. C." H"is''',N an foo,. VII, followed
'...,i, ct F.'>',,r ,rir,s &C the town. He
~. ?gacr>>'Ha u. Wv, ,.,nu, where lie the re.
go. Mfu! a M','., ,,, his grandfather.
.,..c,1 81 IN 'mi> - !" .I,,,,ons including
,r.rl m ot NJ l"''''. ,',,r tboSe who tcs.
..> 40. No't''I' ~. hath were many
.r.l 20 i"'" - c,rmar slaves OF Colo
rE--rr-. g III ~" vas 4 Kind master, AID
IL. NH@@tD' c.;,..,l was gone, In all
,..y Ar'" t"'. -. .,a,rsm1r, a citi.
-. '.'a> ~ r,,hrr , friend, and a mas
q. s. ...'' ''"' r,.,,r,, and Is Gem in all
.... W l'' 80 .n, ~ contact. One of the
~" "..''' ~ .,.r.'',,s have ever heard paid
$780, ~.|"''- 80 ...,,,,,,1 +, 4 lifelong 20.
,.lu' ri" Vs. ~. 40. VA. tina; Of q min
..... @:. .''".' ,,,, r,i,,ru~ Of others.
o...E" 3">'. {. -. ,.,,ar,,r which he him.
..,...r H. j. gone TO his reward.
20 .t..sf. occurred al SAad"ei yes
A'....s', ..I ...,,,m', men l>tud,uts at the
..s .,,,,,. ~ >hldHcll to ORGANIZE Il
..s.rE according 10 the GUS
'.@..' ....,,, If the Young Mems
;.. - ,,,,ro, They expected 10
'.t' s" ,,..N,.,, Midland train coming
- Z. ..-s. th,re about II +.
.."-. ,r.,,n c,mc M il sackened
u. " -. " II Clarke. OF Halifax,