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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03
DUBLIC SALE.
l. OF REAL ESTATE.

Pursuant TO an alias order of the Orphans, r,,,,
OF chester county, Pa, Will be exposed 10 min,
sale on tue premises, at No. l. on seventh tlay 1saI
urday) December nth, 1875, the following descr,i
Real Estate, late OF Samuel KImbe sr deceaseJi
No. !, farm. situate iu Franklin township. on iG
stage road, running from New London 10 Newar,
Delaware about four miles from the former and ,n
miles from the latter pace, and about e-ephtln AZ
mile from Kimblevllle, bounded by lands OF II
Greenfield, Samuel Cam the Heirs OF Ionn Il
Mackey, deceased, and othe s containing one hun
dred and fifteen acres and 10 perches OF land mar.
or less. 2 he improvements are a two story ston-
dwell ng house, with kitchen attached puInn M,
der shelter, double door stone and frame barn vii,
straw shed front, and dormand back spring hons
wagon honse, hog house and other Guibut,dlnp,
There are twenty i've thirty acres OF heavy tln
ber, young apple orchard, aud other fru, trees an
TIE premises. The land is OF good quality and ILL
der good fences.
No. ., A house and lot In the village Of Klmble
Vile, bounded by the lands Of a. Vest feitt
Nee overn aud Lot No 8, containing about one acrr
OF land The improvements conHlst OF Il tyu-sofy
urick house and frame stable
No B, mouse and lot bounded by No q laui az
Robert Kennady, Jr, and others. The improve.
mentB con. ist OF a twO-story flame house near,
new, and frame stable. There are several 6eautils
building sites on these lots. sale at | o'clgck n
Ill. Conditions at sale. THOS. MERCER,
JANE X. KIMBLR
nov2',Bd2tW' Administrators
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03

~ 10 Cent Segdr for Cents.-Genulne Havana
Segar, Concha size, ets, large ones for quar-
ter; Lorillard's Rebecca and N Musselmans light and
dark navy. Bowman I'd and King.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03
nova to-Ianl

8. X. CORNER SEVENTH AND ARCH STREETS
S. E. CORNER SEVENTH AND ARCH STREETS
PHILADELPHIA.
nova to- -ian1 PHILADELPHIA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03
NptiffS.
VNO THE CREDITORS OF

IN Society meeting notices to secure Insertion In
the COMMERCIAL must Invariably be paid for in aii-
apra-u COMMERCIAL PRINTING 60.
FJNO THE CREDITORS OF
Il JOHN MCLEAR Il SON,
WILNISGToN, the 26th day of Nov, A. D., 1875.
hereby inform you that you may on application
at my oilice No. COZ Market street. the sixth day
OF December, or oil any day thereafter, between the
hours OF 10 a. III and p. m, and to p, m, re-
celye warrant for the second Dividend due to you
out of the above estate II you csnnot personally
dec2,3t WILLIAM CANDY, Assignee
NJ NOTICE-BOOK OF CORRECTIONS.
IN We have hanging in our business ONCE copy
OF the last CITY Directory In which are noted all
errors and omissions that come to notice, In
der that they may not occur next year. We appre-
ciate the great need Of accuracy In work OF this
kind and request all subscribers aud Others who
tce any defects to advise OF them that they may
be noted and corrected.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING CO.,
Publishers and Steam Printers,
npf1n IL EllIl and Markell Slrnnla
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03
Took AND BOND MARKET-coRRRcTIoN DAILY
H ROBINSON 4 co.
CITY ITE N s.

|" LlDIES
LADIES'
..l LADIES'
tIt MERINO SHIRTS
f." MERINO SHIRTS
80 CENTS
b0-cent Ladies good weight Merino Vest.
6g-cent Regular Gun Extra Merino Vest.
s5-cent Ladies' fiue quality Vest
81 Six Stitched Superior Mertno Vest.
3l.25 Soft Woollen Fine Fabric Vest.
ALSO MUCH FINER GHADRS-Ladtes' kerno
Wear of both DOMESTIC and ENGLISH makes.
65 cent Balbriggan, woven seams embroidered.
80 cent Ladies' Striped Stockings
25 cent Ladies' Regular Fine Stockings.
BOYS AND GIRLS
IS CENT SHIRTS
35 CENT SHIRTS.
SHIRTS
One lot OF very good Merno Shirts IS cents for
small sizes, rising cents to the sizs.
45 CENT
As CENT GIRLS SHIRT.
45 CENT BOYS SHIFT.
SHIRT.
One lot inner grades, small sizes, 60 cents rising
cents to the size
The above prices are at least 2o per cent, below
former figures.
MEN'S MERINO SHIRTS.
MEMS Wool SHIRTS.
We have In ctock lines OF Mems Shirts In Waite,
clouded and scarlet from 40 cents 10 the finest do
mestic and English makes.
CHILDRBN's sToCKINGsl
LADIES' STOCKINGS, EVERY STYLE.
GENTS STOCKINGS,
JOHN NJ. FINN,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03

SHAWLS-SCOTCH, DOUBLE BLAN-
- KIT and single shawls- magnificent ass0rt-
rnent, and some new and very desirable styles.
W. b. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03

The Temperature, To-day.
The Needy Poor.

AS REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL OFFICE.
A. M. M...........24 Atl P. M.,...........s
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03

NOTlCE.-AT THE LAST STATED
IN Meeting OF the managers Of The Wilmington
Savings Fund Socitey.
1t was motion, Resolved, to pay to Deposirors
Fireidnd per ceat per annum calculated month";
ly,no interest being allowed on fractions OF month,
TO commence AZ the beginning OF next fiscal year,
and that the treasurer give notice OF the Increase
OF the rate OF Interest," ut least three months before
the end OF this year.
ALBERT W. SMITH, Treasurer,
sep20 0eodto,jan1 W. $. f. society.
Wilmington, Sept goth, 1875.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03
d EaISTRY BUREAU NOTICE

DEGISTRY BUREAU NOTICE
All property holders within the city who have not
had their property registered, respectfully re-
quested to present to this ofce a correct descrip-
ton Of their property.
copy Of the Registry Law AID blank forms for
the description OF property VIII be furnished on ap
plication AT this ofice.
All deeds, conveyances or transfers of Real Es-
tate, made after July nth, 1874, must be entered In
this once before they are sent TO New Castle 10 be
recorded.
M. @. CONWELI,
Chief Engineer and Surveyor,
jan30-tf Tenth and King Strents.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03
TIlAX PAY Elio TAKE NOTICE /

oct1p.tf Fiftf
, 1875-08-24

iuspcctlon. Tim mystery OF hls luminous rinEa
~ thing quito uu'o!vsd. though a"tronn1nsrs
lave not apafed their 1pecntations. Thtrs
they nrc,--tI,reo belta Of 'ip!'t: tho Two
onte. orss ono 2!,1oo, /, tho o.,, o,l'f r, Sf@ s
Tor III tia grca:ct eircln tt7e.oT) milrs>; ina
third n nero nB!y shadow through wcl, the
pi,nat'4 hltntal.ce IL plainly acrn, tong', lghJD
mics avAv. Homs think these rings ara etI-
yo1oncs u ga.con1 mud. and Prof. pc'rce, of
Harvard, has tehsonel out Lilo conditions nn-
hc{ ~hlcl. scll 4 ring Of I1nd might tr SIM
r"ftcl by tho eght bright satellites of Saturn,
when rsvolvo around slten, UtherH, Agaut,
advance tho theory that tlleeo flltgs .fo
rImrly continuous Btlccesnions ot mnuta satel-
ltos. analogous TO, sl1ouel, ~ infinitely morn
NUMEROUS than, t!in asteroids TINT c,rc+ arnund
the run. or tllose BiniEar hniies wlIicl, Hnnlo
trJnnnlers hayo supposed to cx,ht ~ additional
satol.ttca to our oart1,, In oiicr to EXPLAIN the
zoliacal hight. Saturn IL thought TO- Uo world
mot ynt coolad or tor habtatIon. IN a slate nt
gaseous change realn OF chaos. but hardly OF
old night. hut thcse naltera arc. AZ yet but
caufAotuFfN.
, 1875-08-24
ASSESSMENTS.
Tho Atato igonrd aud the Corporation
Tax.

Tho &taf0 00nrd nnd the Corporation
Tax.
sptetal Dispaseh to The Chicago 1fi6uns.
BpRIsoEsrI.D. ILL.,, AuG. 23.-in The State Board
the following rssolutioa Of Mr.Warner Was mads
the speoiai order Tor tomorrow morning At9
O'Clock.
Ktsor<d That In order to produce greater uptformI
" IN tho assssausut Of capital stock Ut corporations,
sud 70 conform mots fully 10 tbs ansnusd HsIsnua
law Ut 1876 promulgated In the op!uiun OF lhs At
tornsydsnera tbs hrs elsuss Ut the rules adopted by
this beard Tor tbs of ths capital sloct u
corroEallons. b. aMended by Addnv ths1slo ths fol-
lowing; frop.d 1h.t 10 ihs .bssncs Of Esabls u.
formation ~ to tGs matkst fAis caaA sAuA Of The
shares u tbs ear.I stock aud dsb Of auy company or
corporation hs fE esah value Of ths Assaassi tAng
bio prOtertJ sAA 10 tAtsu o ssrsssut tho y4lua of
Al Tho sharcs OF ths capital stock, combiosd xilA
dsla Of any tuch company oorpozatlon,"
II ls likely this resolution will 10 adopted, and,
II 10. It will settle tue capitalstook question not
inconslatently With the amended IL senue lAv, Tor
ttis not probable that any can
10 obtained in many iustsuces Of the vslue Of
ths shares Of capita! stock. Judging BY The psss
transactions Of tho Bos1d, aud therefore tAs fair
eash value Of The s.sesssd tsngitIa p1opsfty vii
b taken - auch value. thus, it vil b ssau. 1t
Adoptsd+ viii aud III shols e5atpysssj.
, 1875-08-24
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Commissioner Schmidt met with runaway
accident on Clark street yesterday, whlch ca,uo
, nY,. w p'o"1 ss''o0''
h.a! aue eroooa s 1oF tue No" couFt-Aouse will bs
Tho Couulv.no,r,1 n,o n,nort.,, >, h. ~ h.n1
.aa tsst thetr rt.throwing abilities.
c,,a.. ,,..,.-, -,
she aoYesnort to call special election. 10 bo held
Nov. = for tho oboice Of Judee Traes succc,sor .
cn.. ua'.ss feteFs "As soasofuas seateheed IN the
Ctlm'oal Court 10 two months IN tho House OF
Correction. His otrsnso was attacking woman
; NJ. .,....,.-...1 49,, .eo'
a., tua un!0ssuns'e uospr'ok, indicted Tor mufdor
y; aau .saon was yesterday made happy by. recoIy-
ing tFom nis wonld.Lo astoEt'ey hta long gloet pa
esso as, "nlo s 10 .ays clearly establish By inno-
pots were given In these columns several wssks
%o. ...,.... .........-..
Contractor periolat will assemble blu Club To-
morrow oyoning Tho meeting viii be s{ric,ly
private, except TO inyitot quests, aud tiosn.
, 1875-08-24
CHICAGO COURTS.


Tho City Of Chicago fled d petition against
Russell Houston and about 100 others to llayo
ascortained the damages for wldenlpg Vest
Madison straot from California avenue to Ho-
man Avenua to width Of 100 feat. also for
widanlug the same atgeet to Width Of 100 feet
from Homan avenue 10 Contrat Park avenue,
aud likewise for Widening 1t from the west line
OF Central Park to the wcstorn city limits. TITO
estimated cost Of the wholo work iH %57,977.74.
DIVORCES.
Hannah Howard, humbly complaining, shows
that her husband, Charlrs 3. Howard, In Tcbra-
ary deserted lor. aud she DOW prays Tor d.
voroe and Albert q, Dugkius sets cut similar
grounus ~ tis reason for asking for . separation
frou his wlfo Frances.
UNITED STATES COURTS
Janlta ratterson, for tho use Of Thomas J.
Uro"er, began suit III hHsuMpsit against Cot
nsligs s ~ Lsndo. Jr, Of 1sock Island. 10 recoycE
Ihe United s..tss began su,t In debt for
EaNooo against tho Chicago j. Alton liAllroad
Company.
eufERfoa COURT IN BRIEF.
William J. MaAko!l began 4 ault In trespiss
t8alnat tho Peoples 0Aa LigLt aud Coke Co,n-
panJ, !s!lbg danages At a50, ,0U0.
Iatr1ek and James Casey brought suit for a..
COZ aRainBs asosRe ". Adsns.
~ -; oon T. OslsS aued Woodbury. II. Tsylor for
Henry Mhtpplo sued :. 9. Garland for e, 900,
er!Gk Henkel claiming al,6v0.
Springer d Co. sued Daniel Webster tot
Tho Remington Empire Company began IN
asae" ~ recover VI .so0 from Ehenszor L2throp.
.... 3CDaAENTa.
r. letsey +. Grant and johA H. 0sant, 81 ,23Y-U. u.
Vi; dsorss atrsoel snd sussnn. strsE.,, tios.io
,,G1!s GtsGesF GouRF-CoaxxaAloAs--Therss Hank N.
, 1875-08-24

EDn SALE HtKnAtN. NA1a,sis ! St:w TStl
s,ck t5"ea,'. E.tsnes uatr. Apply /, 4. {. GulF
ION nALEnn Exf,n.N''E-1 w11t SELL.
t.nh"rt to 10 per cnnt IAEcl rI.san IL.
VIII VII nSs'nr ss. - e. y hs's I'd r.sss. T. t. @
ais:.l Il ~: :.ps' ar hs s:ss.
t,oH SALE -ArA uREAr BARGAIN ron oaz.
at!o hr.t es.' uexntofa'od. mar eass Arp7 Al ~
r'nn SALE--THl: BEST NijsiSEss CORNER t,S
W.. sk.s ta.' ~. ., q C.nr. Park. s'siH; So
*'i.-I cheAp f"r ca'h and tim-. IL. ri.tsn' tvs"
."1 aat LsHsut trlrx oi Thltty Nth
IL T NJ. ..si.t paos.e, es..is, se a n..ek G.I. A.
pfI At nrco ptefn!.Hs.
FuR sArt-s on d TT. Fl,GNT f1N wARNEN.
.ud en.' XII, t''; H. it i, "': a.'l:onst sa ''''
L'Un sALk AuEMuF 4 HEs1nEScE,x NDMiTI
c i T .ny m
ntn.es'' and e'Hpless In s'a1 ssp.s casl =. ~
L'uH B.Lr-a FINE n.1ck nF-,pi:yo.E on
:;%,,! nu'ss 4, f:nf ioe.ts'n ia, ut. NEAD
E.al;aa,t.. -s;. a Wc.':r,1 ~. i-a T.. IN N
County. faw. Ad5,s""snsr. i. Tni,an. "asa
FLOR sALE-iIuE>E MAR NAStl.MOS Ash
s'.m,.. q !t.,ed gs1uad; IT Fo.'u,, ehs4p. No. Il
L'1R sA,K-nopse Anu, ,1oi M; il, Snnrn
tn1:E ;hEfL] ] il. ',":,har".' " '''' '''' '''a'
EoHnsahE.A HANDSOME aEs.t't.ItE.s y. WrsT
It hafs.! tall "a or A'Idfata, Il. f. fuafEA, souta
k,on sAit:-1 a.sTunY AND BASEMENT Eir;H
$app, e..h bal i.u, yssrs tins. rc .tI,n
tRii .fHh it,i ii,,p p' ''' ''''' At ~ nefb"f' '
, 1875-08-24

opF1HQTR7d !Nd&1.} fNbHs31tdN
chief In the rare planetary aplendos nov II.
sfactinN attention In our nightly skY, ths 0rs.t
nnEed orb Of 6A1u1n shines. 1t rises win tha
~! moon ln the saatesn heavens. aud pssssS
.nto ~ opposition with the sun on sunday evening.
1Ae earth la now betweea the sun auHi
Ie great plsnet, aud lB2, QUO, 900 miles nearer
NJ lattas than whom It Is on tho Other
esds Of the eua from ~ tor its dstapce
taen h little moro than 1000, ,0u0, 600
him nod his Rugs molo 9oldsu .nrgLt than theT
~ ~ oahar tltnest aven TO ths unalded eye, aud
@sea9h . sslasoops tasss oppatasall5 fof slnset
, 1875-08-24

fudge were Illegal. jllso J!auEar'l refused 10
varats a1 trss.e1 and p.oseolctt with tlo
dutirs NJ h.B t,nnrt. Two pr,.nncrn WIN
were E1ir1 md lnErtsoEnl have applied
fnr writ of hahca. corsun, bA+ink
tl,eir claim. On tho iil"gn'ity Of tho J,,1, N
Rctihn. Tho fa."s will bo heard t-rnnrs, nv Lr.
fo7a Jubge y. l.. Ilnton. hi,yur Gltck II
l'"nnrrat aud judge IinPgatd IN Republican.
Enl, Htre o.ocsrJ lhst Mhv. Much tnstress is
manifested among tlaa lepAl fraternity. and quito
number Of GrIAonals now IN confinement, III IT.
tho t1t,f aita result,
, 1875-08-24
AQubMAhl&.

6p<eta! Dispdteh T. TIA CAteaes 7yiaAns.
LANSING Mich, Aug. 23.-%Tho Bt4te Tenn
psEsuco Board appointed It the Convention At
Jackson were In session to-day. 0pe vacancy
whH hlled hT appointing Horny Fish In tue
Seventh pistrlct. aud to perfect an organization
~ each Congressional District and properly
fAutiOu.
, 1875-08-24

Sptstal DtspsteA 10 IA. cAleass Tribune.
LAfArkrrk. 1ud., Aug. M.-llis morning tho
Hon. Z. u. Click. Masor Of thts city, appeared
with his counsel In lhs Police Court and de-
mandad Of ". 8. 11aegard that hs should yacate
MAIer eiaitas that 1ae law creating the position
OF Police Judge did NOT clearly and explicitly
dAant ahA au&l3s 6f shs Polos Jud9e - ~
, 1875-08-24
WANTED-.NALE HELP.

Buo!lkccners. Clerks. Sc.
A.Epa .n Dr. rrrKtS .@onY y 1ESnm ,ns;
rt'c .nc" rsr,.nent s;.ss n. iii b. si'nn aalf"s:
s:"i !. fst1 hy Z c.. Sss
N'*Sr':n- rlGsf f-t,lxSs DNY :t;y!p1 s.: f.':S::
49,, ~. ' '.a E.asrupl slrrc. eofhor T"snty.sscpnI
W.S,kn Y5rS,; N1S ~ 4 di7s17S CON:
Tss :: ~ ~ III T :.
as.. H. ~ i,,yas fvsssssx 'a'o psatafrtd
\VASrEp-AS osrli'H MN :,1sx 4i:Qi1iVT.
q' Nns b; % t%a'Ynft y. xbs; /" h. H. To
I'D "a: i, al '1p. v..ni naf ., 10
G,sT1s ~, T. ff", t.t; CITY F<'*'snea rlld
,z-ASrEp-cAnrt?y ?y1as";; ii;es r, WORK At o,,r,.
Map:n ,':is..sis.n ns fSse tisek f''s' 'hA'S eeSh
1YAsS.rEn.,1a n.KsHA yn!ix!I ; NAS ~ Ass.sr
WAS,1k.aRRasis IL R.sas.ps sS'p I. CARPENTERS. APPLY
lV4xTED rL:si xhkRs 11 G0KHEK OF JACK,
" sons', apd lisml:.n.s'.. tlls n,osn,nx.
lEAHTEn-2 G'nlt, TUi:K .It,IsTtttS THIS
" ao1ala9. a. ~ Bluo lsiand ", nr,as ,oo. fot
WANTED - ,i055D r3hrfSri=:tts V'n IRAN:
Van rsasan,;. p an5 i.etiss, 'A' e'' 'f
N'ASrEn sT.cLAsS STAIR n,:iL6EIt<
&C. w ni:'st 'tn'f
Emnlovmenr Agencies.
N"ASTrn : ITO Hail RuAp.NES, 20 FARM
- s:aa: D% 4 II g. ( IF: 4 SS s;i
WANTED IN R4ffKt1Ai, Ia HuKEiS Fn}t n1wA
a., Il r's o1 '1"' s * 't|s +. 81 "s tn
WAsrEn ec hatjEoAp "a fsilitKl;S f0i: 10.
il: u ss: '.ss &c. ."f T. Il tx II ' Ii
1vASyEn-7 = HLackxMlII,s, STEADY WORK
sa,. &.lrs Sr;t h;i; ,as - i't!5.' G NOR" II
" n;,':; sns '.l.' WI y. Iii id @a'.r. - -
" & lssna : H. Is -. ~ d; ;n; tr.n Il t' rs
HI :i,a, y ' fJs,sfs9%a psf a., my ~ .,.,: .'.n.
MiscoiJanenn.. .......
1;SnEnaks ;a ~ CnAi. M!SEES VIE, Ar M1yoSk. IA:
Ut any Kind. 1nQa,rs III Las 4Il-- IT. "'
N'ASIEp-AH AHFiyE MAs, As AGENT, T0
:; u H.s. Y cS ,ss: &
IVAarEp-3a ExrER1r,t'KD AnvrRrlSf@5;
uns othcc. '=''S>' ~ -''S'
YY'AsrKn.,A .;t516 sf,I;ER BARTK>pEK. Ap-
" dIs.s ii. ftlb1mo o:1ea.
ASTEp,stI:lclrnM ,Irl, FORA halt!iI: iiIE s;
H .''at 1ft,d 5.,::sss. us, and
!as ~ s 81 i T. .?s;. + fs . n
s.nes2rn III 81. =, +. "s:l Wa.hIns,"a. Hi
ttAsrEu-MkA WITH ISL rv snn CAsn rOii
vi. 4 Il es::s. s;; sh yo
| tucaEu I'll t.asai!e.s Kv,ku ).
\1SSsgsE,ns.A, hivE Il IESEnGET1G
is,a: :;a s.s;,s'
ltEt ssds. !1la Il hAp. 10.
\|A;Ss!I,E!nt15rt,!!rn, T. \ cASSvAsSEES oF GEy:
, 1875-08-24

i l.AHt1H As5nRrhEnT or All, KISD3 ~
,s"'na a.t. n.SSasat FH'S!adnx F'anx sa4.u Nhea.s
Gsovst baksrs. II Jon want ~, k!ni Of maohinSs
coat f4tl 70 eiAmtns cur stoek HEO, +. GORE CO..
81 and ~ Wa14saA ~.
IGOR sALK-THAKk LATE FAMILY EIN0ER3,
{se mediums. Sas asg oymsssi;t yas s*ll4og. oat
Gse1st bskssI - pAs than halt cost psass, Ptti4
Loan Q9sss ~ ClASk'as., lsuoA p1.sta1J1
, 1875-08-24

>-o>-.s.:e~.-
IL lug Company - and " south CAnklst.. Chicago. ai
u sn4hss ha!lss. &nd m!s. aAsh, uuor. and
blind lnAcnnntJ. plAusr aud tu4schsss suItacars pnf
Anst aud oSn be osnxsd to sufaelna Tlthuu
mill. un plsn9rs heading And .hlns!s
leather md rubber tsILu4. aud n9a4lass! :up.
u ltoete.toF Machns{y AAnu!setuEnk CopAuI. II aud
" south Canal st., tAiCaxo.
At kiNKwDDn 4 DuNKtEI:a., III AMI lis
and oaf1ae4oty ssluipmsnts. n4cAulat.' supplies.
AT K1RkW0OD nUSH LEES. iii AND ii
~ lake ST. st1ain engines and hpetst staau punpa.
Atbsstes ttaA aud t9V6nX snKnytts .4p2!tss
, 1875-08-24

-..... .--...--.- Irapts+
c.Irt1ArtpN WANTED III tDlisrny mbsrEns-
p ~ IraGtHal nAn a. furf.ra1 ,.!ur 10 a. ircn
fundrf hars had Is y~aEt otprt!rc- ffera ~ NM
ls+ a'hh raAnt An uratsr,t.ni all 1hs Ll&nth-a III
taa bu@nuss host dt trfe. fron tho Est Audnsa
+ Il. ILuto OF or, '
, 1875-08-24

Cnanll1nen. Tcnr1sror1. I'm.
EiTUATHfS WANTED Rr MAN ASD WIFI
DMaa as c4scHsaau wife to do .a"r1I nte~nr. b 81
rrfcrcn FlcA,a calf aEuss 81 167 k4at IsEut-
acntEat,
GiTEATtnS WANTED ltY 4 sIsG1E Ynrsfi
- Ha1 fEa3.hiAa rHACTt1s7 haI 1ra7 knnW lel L
titchen aud wcr xarIen s~trtsnos given. i.ass al.
dress IL II. ia Nrst "Aahinsf ;!.as.. ftatcaE9.
, 1875-08-24

ClTUATItH WANTED. Ia ;. Ei.hI MILF GIttI,
- from the Fat - tn Il ,awrk or kttrh1 ~rk II
Eand t4su ck. tErAtH Anl roner; II Willing TO
E,lrk; nr VII d srrn"t H11t: rrfereurj II required.
PI..as9 call 4TG In mi ist.l-tt,
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-08

A BAD EXAMPLE.-The Legislature Of
house the Independents" held the bal
ance of power. They made n trade with
the Democrats by which that party gain
ed control Of the organization of the SEN
ate, while the House was given to the In
dependents, who elected Haines, of Lake,
as Speaker. The session has just closed 4,
and the Legislature is characterized as the
worst which eyer disgraced the common
wealth. At the close, the Republican
mem bers Of the Assembly, about 66 in
number, signed protest which will have
to be entered on the journals Of the House,
specifying "A number Of acts by which the
majority had, with the aid of the Speaker
ridden over all parliamentary rules, to
carry some partisan end. Such course,
when party feeling runs high, is some
times followed by the party having the
majority in a law making body, and can
not even then be held justiliable; but
when it is the course taken by professed
reformers it can have but one tendency
to bring the efforts Of true reformers into
disrepute. After all the course Of this
reform" legislature simply proves that
which we have always asserted-that the
promises Of the protessed reformers, who
claim to be possessed of all the honesty in
tho country, are to be looked upon with
distrust, and the best and surest way to
bring about any change which seems de-
sirable, is to do it within the party itself.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-08

OFFICIAL FRAUD.-The investigation
into the affairs Of ex Assessor RosenGr, in
San Francisco, develops an amount of
rascality among the business men Of the
metropolis which is simply astounding
1t seems to have been common custom
there for wealthy men 30 bribe the Asses
sor or his deputies, for the sake of getting
large assessments reduced. The banks
made a common fund, each one paying
an amount proportioned to its capital, that
brought in good returns in the shape of
reduced assessments. 1t is pity the law
can't be made to trip up few OF this class
of criminals.
And the other rascalities in the same
Office have not been half told. The forged
poll-tax receipts have been a source of
revenue to some of the deputies in which
it does not appear that the Assessor had
Il share but other rascalties of great
atrocity are found to center in the office.
Deputies were appointed who drew their
salaries monthly, and paid them to their
chief, rendering no service in return. The
worst Of the affair is that Rosener appears
to have been highly respected before he
took office; being the only Democrat
elected on the Democratic ticket at the
time and was continued in Office by the
Code two years longer than the time for
which he was chosen. 1t would seem that
in some cases it makes rogue Of an hon
est man to give him public trust.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-08

CONTRACT MARRIAGES. - A young
couple of San Andreas were married by
signing a contract some months ago, the
girl being under fifteen and her parents
refusing their consent. The father then
brought suit in the Calayeras District
Court to have the marriage annulled and
the custody Of the girl awarded to him,
which petition the Court granted. After
the rendition Of judgment the influence
Of friends was brought to bear on the
" old man." and he gave his consent to
a marriage in the proper style, which
was performed on the same day the first
marriage was annulled. The decision of
the Judge in this case would seem to in
dicate that the so-called Code marria-
ges" are not valid. The couple had lived
together as man and wife up to the an
nulment Of the contract marriage, which
fact probably had some weight in induc-
ing the father to allow them 10 be re-uni-
ted. Probably if the patries had both
been Of legal age no question could be
4 raised.