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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-12
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-12

Albert NJ Palmer, aged 40 years.
The funeral will be held at her late residence,
No. 2l3 East Eighty fourth street, on Wednesday, DC
tober Is at one O'Clock T. M.
PLUNKETT.-On Sunday, October 10, MICHAEL J. PLUM
KErr, aged II years, months and 10 days.
The friends Of the family also the members OF Com
pany F, Eighth Regiments NG.SN 4, are respect
of his father 2lS Ninth avenue on tins day ruesdayh
at half past one O'CLOCK -
Roor-On Saturday. October 9, 1870 alter brief
illness at the residence OF her sonn law, Watson J.
Hildrcth, No. S64 Lexington avenue, Mrs HESRr W.
Roor -
al twelve O'Clock noon Wednesday next Her remains
will be taken to Woodawn cemetery:
Rochester IN. ~ ana Phiihaelpnih kral papers
p SAvASK~Aner a short Illness on Monday, October
IL 1875 JoHN ARTHUR SAVAGE aged 81.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited attend the funeral from his late resi-
donce, 1,2s9 Broadway on Wednesday, the 18th inst,
al ten O'Clock A. N. The remains will DO conveyed TO
greenwood Cemetery for interment
AyIs-on Monday October IL, at her residence,
l03 a Willoughby avenue, Brooklyn, FRANCISA, wife or
Jesse Travis, in the SD year OF her age.
Notice OF the funeral hereafter.
wADswoRrH AT his residence, 257 West Twenty
third street. on Monday evening, October H. JoaS
WADswoRTH, Of this city.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
WAREHOUSE AT Mount Vernon, N. ", on Satur
day, October9 1875 JOHS WATRREoUsE In the 10th year
OF his age
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend hts funeral from the residence OF his son. No
Lefers place. Brooklyn, n. " Tuesday, October 10,
at three O'Clock
wILnAns-In Rome, Italy, April 8, Rev FREpERIcK
W. WILLIAMS, only son Of the late DR.. Merrill ". VII
lams.
Relatives and friends Of the family are invited TO at
tend the funeral Wednesday, October IL, at three
O'Clock. AZ the residence of his erinaw, kobcri
M Galloway, No. ll6 East Thirty.sxth street.
WiLLIsroS. On saturday, October 9, GkErhupE hE
R.ccA daughter OF William s. aud Elizabeth Williston.
Relatives aud friends respectfully invited 70 az
tend her funeral from the residence 81 hcr parents
No TS Henry street. on Tuesday the lZh ihsI AZ ont
o'clock 7. NJ
YRRKRx-On Sunday October 10 after lingering
Illness, JonS YERKEN aged 81 years, ~ months ana
days
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 70 AZ
tend the funeral, from 81 johns Lutheran church
Christopher street. ucar Bleecker, ON wednesday
October 10 az half mast one O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-12

GALVESTON, Oct IT. 1875.
Cotton firm; good demand; middling, l3c low mid
ding l2sc.; good ordinary, IL &c Net receipts. 1892
bales Exports coastwise, 295 Stock. 3o3lo
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-01
NEW PATENTS.

Through dispatches to Dewey d
Co., Patent Agents, San Francisco,
we receive the following advance
list of U. S. Patents granted to Pa
cific Coast inventors, viz: >. Plym-
dale. Portland, Oregon, dynamic
wrench; E. P. Berney, San Quen-
In, Cal, fire escape; P. Castella-
nos San Francisco, tive patents)
for manufacture of nitro-glycerlne;
recovering acids from residuum OF
nitro-glycering manufactory; explo-
sive compounds two; G. >. Har-
dee. San Francisco, lock mortising
machine; P. Hinkle, San Francisco,
hydraulic elevator; J. G. Funlpger,
Portland, Oregon, wagon brake; j.
Quinn, Portland, Oregon, trade
mark for prepared salmon; Arthur
Barton, Nevada, Cal, machine for
bending horse shoes; VIM. Il. Car
son, San Jose, Cal, amalgamator;
Frank Enos, Mineral City, New,
attachment for cooking stoves; A.
S. Hallidie, San Francisco, endless
rope traction way; Daniel f.
Hawkes., Timbuctoo, Cal, hume
battery; Jos. R. Mitchell, Harwood,
Cal, cutter holder for metal lathes;
A. S. Wall, Graniteville, CAL, slow
match for lighting fuses; A. L.
Ashbourne, Oakland, Cal, process
for preparing cocoanut for domestic
uses; J. W. Tucker, San Francisco,
trademark for watches.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-01

MARK TWAIN, in a letter to the
inventor of mosquito net, talks In
this way about the only thing worth
talking about, now that the third
term is gone: "There is nothing
that a Just and rightfeeling man re-
ioices in more than to see a mos
quito imposed on and put down and
browbeaten and aggravated, and
this ingenious contrivance will do
it. And it is a rare thing to worry
a fly with, too. A fly will stand off
and curse this invention till Ian
guage utterly fails him. L have
seen them do it hundreds of times.
l like to dine in the air on the back
porch in Summer, and so l would
not be without this portable net for
anything. When you get it hoist
ed the flies have to wait for the sec
ond table. We shall see the Sum
mer day come when we shall sit
under our nets in church and slum-
Der peacefully, while the discom-
fited flies club together and take it
out of the minister, There are
heaps of ways of getting priceless
enjoyment out of these charming
things, if I had time to point them
out and dilate on them little"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-01
FLATTERING MINING PROSPECT.

FLATTERING MINING PROSPECT
Last week reports came into camp
of an unusually rich mining strike
on Cincinnati Hill, about three
quarters of a mile northeasterly
from Columbus. We visited the
mine and found one of the most ex-
tensive deposits of high grade ore
as yet discovered in the district
the vein on top apparently showing
from five to twelve feet in thick
ness. OF course the work now
done on the mine has not been suf-
ficient to prove anything of the
staying" qualities of the ledge,
but if any faith can be placed in
outward appearances, the lccators
of this mine have good cause to
look forward with great expecta-
tions to the future of their new
plant. "Colima' is the name given
to the claim, and the locators are
Alex. Spencer, II. w. Barto-.,
Frank Stewart and John Sellers.
- Borax Miner.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-01

CoRNUCopIA DIsTRICT.-The Ell
ko Independent of the 26th gives an
encouraging account of the mines
of Cornucopia District, and says
the Leopard Mill and Mining Com
pany has purchased of the Mineral
Hill Mines Company the magnifi-
cent 2O-stamp mill erected by the
latter at Mineral Hill at cost of
$4,000, which will at once be
taken down and moved to Cornu-
copia. This is a splendid mill, has
never been used but little, and is as
good as new. The price paid for
the mill as it now stands was only
SIT, 800, but by the time it is torn
down, moved to its destination and
put in running order it is expected
to cost the company almost $50, 900.
The machinery is expected to be
ready to run in about ninety days,
and then the bullion will commence
to flow in large quantities from the
"Horn." A large number of mines
in that district have ore on their
dumps, and only wait for a chance
to mill it, which will probably be
afforded them this Fall, as we have
been informed that as soon as the
new mill is put in operation the
Leopard Company will be prepared
to do all the custom work that
comes to it.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-01
Tur following is the form of the

The following is the form of the
Lords Prayer as used in 1908:
"Fader ure in heune, halecweide
beoth thi neune, cumen thi kuner-
iche thi willie beoth idon in heune
and in. The euerych dave bried
gif GUS thilk dave. And worzlf
ure dettes as vi verzifen ure det-
toures. And lene Gus nought into
temptation, bot delyvorofuvei;;
Amen" Most of our readers VIII
readily recognize this as quite d,i- 1i
1erent from the form OF the LORD .
prayer to which they are accus-
omed,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-01

HoLD-ovER STATE SENATORS. =
The California State Senators hold
ing over from the last Legislature
are as follows: Bush, Independ
ent, Los Angeles; Graves, Demo
crat, San Luis Obispo; Lindsey,
Independent, Fresno and Tnlare;
Laine, Independent, Santa Clara;
Bartlett, Independent, and Roach
Democrat, San Francisco; Eakin,
Democrat, Tuolumne; Hopkins, Re
publican, Calaveras; Farley, Demo
crat, Amador; Fraser, Republican,
El Dorado; Edgerton, Independent,
Sacramento; futile, Democrat, So
noma; Martin, Independent. Placer;
O'Connor, Democrat, Nevada;
Turner. Republican, Sierra; Hen
bricks, Democrat, Butte; De Ha-
ven, Independent, Humboldt;
Spencer, Republican. Y.uba; Nc
Cune, Independent Democrat, So
lano.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-01

TOMBSTONE LITERATURE.-Mr. F.
l.. Warren, the marble cutter on
Main street, has necessarily an ex'
tensive acquaintance with epitapil
literature. Among the curiosities OF
this kind which he has in his posses
sion, is the following, which his ia
ther copied verbatim ct hterattn'
from tombstone in Come cticut:
And are she dead,
And be she gone,
And am left here all alone?
o, cruel fate, thou vast unkind
That took she forth
And left hind.
Providence Post.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-01

ANOTHER LEAK FOR GOVERNMENT
REyENUEs.-The undervaluation or
smuggling of imported merchan-
disc at the port of New York is not
confined to silks. American cigar
and tobacco jobbers say that Ha-
yana tobacco manufacturers have
established agencies in New York
from which their goods are bought
at 5 to 30 per cent. below the mar
ket price Of those who honestly i'm
port. Cigars worth so per thou
sand to import regularly, are
offered by representatives of these
foreign houses as low as $50-of
course not having paid the legal
tariff. The Government will have
. to look more sharply for the fraud
ulent importers of these articles,
from which so great portion of It's
revenve is expected to be derived,
or it will be urged to follow the
plan adopted by the French Gov
eminent, of importing all the to-
bacco consumed, and selling the
tobacco and cigars through its own
agents.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-01

A POOR MAN with th'the'rheumatism
a widowed wife and fourteen faith
erless children, and boil on the
back of his neck, is in town solicit
ing aims from the charitable h.
r. Reveille.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-01
WRITTEN FOR THE TINES.
CLOUDLESS HOURS.

I'll number none but the cloudless hours,
The darker ones I will pass them by,
Keeping the sunlight and fairess flowers
The song of birds and the winds low sigh;
Watching the shadows as they are passing
Catching the brighter rays of the sheen,
Holding TO nought to the soul harrassing
Nor letting the darkness come between.
I'll number none but the cloudless hours,
For why should the heart forever mourn
E'en tho the storm-cloud over me lowers
Gloomy and sad to the heart forlorn.
The earth yields her richest treasures for us
Why then, forsooth, should the tear be she'd
Rather return for these song and chorus
OF Praise to God in Heaven o'er head.
I'll number none but the cloudless hours;
All of this life shall seem bright to me,
None but the faint heart fearfully covers
At thought of the futures great mystery.
Fen tho to-day may seem like December
And all the hopes of life may have flown,
Still, am thankful and will remember
Joys that were music in days now long gone
I'll number none but the cloudless hours,
Hopefully still I'll walk in the way
Leading beyond these trials of ours
Upward to peace and the dawn of day.
Sunlight to-day to each one is given,
Clouds for time may darken above;
But the great promise written in Heaven
Gives to our faith the rich boon of Love.
I'll number none but the clOudless hours,
The darker ones 1 will pass them by,
Keeping the sunlight and fairest flowers
The song of birds and the winds low sigh;
Watching the shadows as they are passing;
Catching the brighter rays of the sheen,
Holding to nought to the soul harrassing.
Nor let the darkness cen come between.
DELTA.
Silver City, New. July, 1875.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-01

COUNTING THE MoNEY-United
! States Treasurer New has been in
5 Washington the past ten days. in
consultation with General Spinner,
whom he succeeds in q few days,
regarding the counting of the funds
in the Treasury Department, in or
der to verify the books. There are
supposed to be in the Treasury
$35, 900 900 to $40 900 900, the bulk
of it being in the Sub Treasurer's
office in New York. As neither
the outgoing nor the incoming
Treasurer is responsible for that in
It'd Sub-Treasuries, only that ac-
tually in the vaults of the Depart
M2nt, some $4,000, 900, will have to
Acounted. A story was in circu-
a ION year or so ago that there
$vas a deficiency of ten millions.
8If Mr.. New shall receipt for all the
gold specified to be in the Treasury,
together with the various issues of
the Government bonds and other
securities which should be in the
hands of General Spinner, this
story will be set at rest.
, 1875-08-12

eaIa''y lovely perhaps, esaf, IN tto own pccn,,.,
fty'e. may % loM0tl tfuttod aver thn sn.s!
or thn globe: lint Travelled tnsto aIn In'sea s
,,,,rtttn.t!nay declare Mat there IL oniv NV IN M
cnn noSer realize itn hcantr. lin IsH .Iase, u
whca, wase recently on yinw Mt tn, oxI,tt
hegent stfees could ouy convoy ~ i,jcs ot !, d
tacho! portions Of the soat,ery. 10 foro, " 10
thing like correct nntiot Of It ~ . VIII. my.
must wat1ler through 1t slowly m toat t'u ~, oos
horseback. It's gtehe charm is it4 i,flttitn o.
frty. 0na nacreA, from snnbrs clu,n,H ~ " W.
csons timber. ont ln0n opon haatllH lying IN ~ a.
br!tht snnHino mud gay rtth tho l6wor Of Of i. i.
soruc, which. AZ Tho popu'nr snylng l,as K ,ta
tevnr out Of bloom l,nt when kihsi,,g IN a., Y!
lHHon. An oilIcor WHO marched tl,tnt,rh ~ q
fhrcBt when the autumn mn,,uuvreB took 1,.aa va
IN llanreh'to corroboratos tho assertion thatsss IT,
ono Wlin has nut Hoon tho nss
cnh fcaiso ita manifold o!,hrms, II Il
declares TINT ho 1lsa no idoA that thcts ~,
aoch Rcencry In England. Ilo lwotis ,,ron ~. ~.
striking contrasts treeontcl by tho wild, o,s.
, rnsg,cd heath and Tho B',ade Of tho rsinipe,v'l
wuods. : Az Rlate aiter glade ho nnyp, ~
sravcfEed- and thu fove1y tintH OF becch uaIt ~
brackcn wer0 youo1 from diGprnnt Aspects n.y.
imnrchsion crostod was shat OF passing thfonsss
FaIry'apd.'" ''ss
, 1875-08-12
CRIMINAL

Michael Hussoy, tho man nhot by On!ccr
O'Sell wsilo trying to oscaro arrest, night ho-
foss last. in bridgeport, worry low It last ac-
counts. and had lsstlo or no chancs OF recovory
1ludolPh TrosAler waa asrosod yeRtorday at
tho instancs of William h1oltett, Of No. 27o For
quer Htseot, on tho charge Of 1arcsuy In stoaling
80. IIo was locked up III tho Madison-Street
Station.
John Wilson, ono OF tho humorous lottery
agents " who hayo infcatel tho city for long
tfno, and fam!larly known as blff1koist UaB ar
routed as yagrant laas night. aud gaye bail for
hin appearance In curt this morning.
Three plokpockets-woll known to tho dotecs-
ives as nleh-'soro arrested BY Officers McGar-
Elo and Dargon, yesterday. whlo engaged in
watching good cbance to take somebody's
1,ockettook In = crowd gathered about pedder
a. tue corner of Madison and Dearborn streets.
They gayo tho names of John and Thomas Ryan
and John Brady. They Woro BOOTED ut tho
ArmorT M vaCrants, md Thomas Ryan sont tn
tue Drideueil for sixty days and The others ttnod
s35 each.
In row In l,ousa Of il1-famo On Fourth
avenno. kept lv whto woman mined Carrie
Ellis. Z, c'iorod man, John Casnpboll: was
lnnn, at 2:45 o'clock yesterday morning.
Oh|cor h(u1nane camo upon the rltilAns
Just ~ they Woro leaytnH tho place, and wns
twice sred st. and knoeko.l down with tho butt end
tlion aucceeticd in escaping. Tho woman Ellis,
aud tbreo Of her bonrdcrs. and Campbell wers
arta!gned at the Polco-Coutt yesterday aud
lned.
David Phillips and vito wero bofoso Justice
aummertleld yesterday for creating a sensational
Bcono ut tho cor1.cf OF Randolph AID Clark
Streoss during the forenoon. Tbs husband, it
appeared, ntsamnted 10 gain poesosson OF i
package Of valuable papers. the wi!o having CT
ranged lerso!t from him on nocouns Of domestic
trouble. Tho journal elvcs the. police AZ
authority for tho statement that tho woman
can,e out OF house Of ill-gamo In this city, tho
po.aessor Of E3o.00O. loft her by man named
Teck, who hAtl married hor and died soma time
nftcrwnrd. Ph,llips took her from place on
Quincy stroot and married hos. They tried
farming for . while in OHIO. aud thou camc
buck to Chicago, aud got up saloon and board
ing-lsouse on tho corner OF State aud Thirty
third stsoeta. Lifo with them went smoothly
for = tino, but they quatEolod; divorce courts
woro rasoFtcd to, and repentance followed; tho
old war WAS renewed. aud cu'u!loasod In = street
encounter. TIE JuHtioo heayd tAoir Case, nuti
loctnred them IN sovere terms. The woman
threatened Phillips with warrant.
, 1875-08-12
lFce in Tho ronnty Conrt on tho 1871 tax jule-
ni.t ts. II will bo presented In a dar or two.

: NJ; t.. II will bo presented in q dav or Two.
/ T'e chrrri,.g- ~ Police Hosdouarscra
; r Zn .inT 1u0nneUronn. t}iticer MU'!1a" !tAyer-
ty wa" *rstcr1ny cr,als"d fer ntalsroasinc eiti-
%en. md nflicrs As'am l3oncr nat similar fnto
| lnr cHtcr'nE Hal'pn "hi'o III tlntr.
! titv.Attor,,cy Iain,oron Indignantly ticnioa
tllo rtn"r That f,n IL looking after Jao Hnry'B
! Ffat on ll1n Superior Court I,c,,ch Enlcr tllt.a
r!rcnma+a1lcca it In ronapnhhlo To Hnp,'asc tia.
slr !a'uiasnn listonds to Rttca to tho titS-Attar
oseli, for nj teast two .csrs lpnror, Ut perhaps
i lie Ill 0 l!H to hold oret, like Colyiu.
Yesterday George Lander, representing Tho
FIRM Of A: huchcr Il Co., nighttotl reno, err.
notitlel aiasor Colyin that he Ind employed
iohrrt !torrey to s'rng Ru,t ngninst tito city I'M
ncst'ate'r unless tho l,consos Of tho otnr nih'
remembered tslsl B,icler uaa awaroll tho. con-
tract Bosne tim" ago by tho l'onr1 ot lIcaIth,
and, after getting ntl tho ms ,hinery ready, the
Mayor roinscd to t'en tho contract.
noAnn or EnUCATiuH RittntEs,
COMPTROLLER lIayea rnlusoa Ia nsl.i,t tho pay
rolls Of tho Dontd Of Education. claiming Tint
they arc imrfoperly made ont Last n,s'ilttl p,-
ing tho first OF tin prGsout fiscal wear, tho 10 PR
cons reduction should have ltfeu n,ade all
around. Tho Roarl raw lit to matte thy II rcr
cant redtct1ou from, llln aggregate amount ~
aatnry. and distributed tho talact,on w|,ereror
th"y chose. Tn this tho Comptroller flo,n,lrs.
claiming that It is All unjust discrimination,
which 1t ia hiH duty to prevent. On tim other
llaud. tho Board uf Etl1:catton claim that ons OF
tho rrHrogntivcs grntsod them is The fixing III
will In n,1mti;ca.,I hv tho INV necsrt,noni
tmo n to ,xnrst tcnt,,rca af tio t,iac, n,nn,i,,
In thc 1,onJ, ~ H., Far, tst IL ~ oao intnniaH -
m.kn tl,o ,cuu,;on ~ l,",.,cscuars, .otnr;.a 10
il, a similar tn,nmcr anc, r,nt M ,vn,,'i ,,rn'
yoto m e,,d,csa .n,,uut ri ,ar5 fon;no notwnon
lin taachcra. - 'oA
THE u.ron.a nr,.r
3Iavor Calvin aill ur;nrs tan nIonino ~ Hin
1nliana s,rcnt ra;innv nI,rarrc n1d H." an an
inY T,iov M il,o t,onrt. IIoaso arcaitcct TIis
rrnsons n rcsnect ri ,he nr,',itnct n,sttar A."
mt ,noo Inown mr. Ina hc .tnto.i n,x i"ta artin,,
tn rot, I'M .,,,autm",t II" ~ .;n,rl. 49,
connn,;ttni IL thr in,,a st,aot ' or in, "ro
Tho yc,, nf wi,;cJ, wnnf,1 ho n naI h,nv In I'm
honcs nnI c.nrctn,;nua nf thc ,,o',,n,,. ~ ,,nn.
rta Win uau,f a. t1cs,,oru,eiv in nonI ~ III, rnn-
cit. oF war md ro l,oIn,o mai t,,,i-
vat,tn can ho mnrc11v met nniv bv to WI
Iiyie,o,, Strrot Halfway ronn,,v H.. IN snr
ycstnrJav cxnln,nr,i his nnsi.inn 1In ua1,l f,o
mi detnrnd Tim a,rnint n tl,c oTnanrn T.,
or,1or lint in il atlcn u,i9ht hc 1,oar,1. II" had
, 1875-08-12

H., =. 4 n. HAy1xos NAnx, Is otAnx street, cHr
oAuo. Aug. ll.-Au who ore Interested in nsoprnof
construction uyite to 10 present Saturday afcr
noon 1t ocloch, at Tho new brick block on Saerznes
to avenue, pekr Ms<son street. i,Alf.way between
Western avenue aud Central park. Kolbs Mnibuses
will furnish conveyance; fafo, couta. Tho soutl,
house In tho row viii s furnished aud carlcte
lle.o by tho Empire faEor lauestead uolulany. asa
Mest Madison street, Tho NORTH Aouss will be fus-
nslpl with representative furniture OF oonnou
iun,bes, which. with clls aud sllaylngs oaough to
rvpsesent bedding, cto, will 10 tired under
tho direction of tho Committee Ut Award, VI which
Alr. Louis Wah! a the Board of Public Wcrts n CHAIR
an II the.o lolsaes successfully scstst ths t4st they
Will 10 for sals, pseo u each hooss end lot t511
terms $50 cash. aud rana1nler eaHy payments.
Four s1naler houaes OF Ike cnnstructon hr,ly
peted, viii b for sale At 81 6 for sach hor md sot
6Am cRah. and BALANCE On cary EAyucnA. iIs latter
located near tho Northwestern CarWorks. VI
Central Park. Al tho eo4t Of construction
Z ~ ,nps.t.nt elosnt iu Judging Of The success
h't.aes viii ats bo conl!uta In syesT ruspect. ptan-
sse, wascr frnes Wallis. ETC., etc., ready for occu
yAncy. md pc&sIy painted! Tho roofs Of Ill
cred With nn Tho 1Atsssa of the beat quality, sud
put together tn workmsake usnnsr.
HxDhkx M1Kaa,
, 1875-08-12
THE ClTY-HALL

The BOARD Of Public Works Las ordered 1 ~
dacslon OF It's employees OF tho North 6ldo.
Tho mcnboEs Of the Fro Department. will he
paid as o'clock, and tue policemen at O'clock
saturday morning.
oflcos 1seruatd O'Connor. ono Of tho fsyor,.a
oA!casu OF the Lake atreot xauAd. yestardav
&enaosed hss zeslguss.on on recount of slokneas.
Tie City col!acsor yeststdsy received 81 oeo.
clseily FROM delinquent t4xea Of 1874. Il Il tns
Intention Of the Collectors to lsyy On Iii Who do
not pay up next week.
Deacon Reeds two sons. sgad respectively 10
aud IA years, will to-t!Ay walk out to tbe
Calcdooian picnic, against any othar boys Of
their eBe, for any amoupt under Sl,0U.
Judge Dlcley u busiiy sngsRsl upon bill Of
s4cepuoua to the recent dses4loa Of j,Ags WI.
, 1875-08-12

tho stso Of toaves OF hread nn, grading
ile prce according 10 tho quality oi i!o',r used.
II 10 Wopnrct} tn do away with tho 4-crnt lnasen
md Hake larger ones. Tho rosait dealers n,HE"
cont each on largo anil small II aTe:' Mike.
,,,tl tlo pt;cca ,a;sn fscm 1 :" ,cnrn
Tho bakcrn cn'ti''eT ,,nt no inaf h'uIh
wogh Ire. t1,,n ~ 10 3 pounds.
Tho eunsEm.r tnlTorA fr,m short weight trn-
tnently. ns.,i novcr knnvA whother 10 I.ns cor
tcrt weigh. or not. 10 variable aso tho loavna IN
Aixc.
AID. ,Fnrin,nn recrnmcnds the r,ssago Of Nh
or iinn,er br thu t'ou.hil which E',nll regulate
tho weight at lonvrn nj btoAd, IL has beon dono
in llrary all tho cittcp.
Tho ttnc-b nf tho call for tho ucctinR eto-
hrace tho firms nf C. T.. Wotsiman II TO-, ". II.
A|drlclt Il CO.. sc,weinfnrti, Brothers, j. llaeB-
ler, y. T.. Merriam. II. liaslor. Edwnra Jacob,
II. Plrnr. Grol Il Volsz, II. Nurmoster, D. L.
Dtonsnor, aud Thomson l. Temnlaton. Tho or
gan.za;lan Of Union il announced In tho cni but
u II uot Cenn,a!Iy unAol4 l4.oni among thu hnkerB
that anr definite Etcra will o sakon toward per-
,nancnt association Tor rsutcst1ys ,'nrpoBef.