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New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY % 1875 rrrLE SHEET

s Association psrsoct annual dinner % The Ph hons me
pr,s harness whip delivered 70 hesss kpsen Cooa
Gyon Of Black Crook the winning horse Of the year soo
made Catholic Total Abstinence Up has recently organ
ired a society In Orange with l20 members one In NJ
CoumbAs parish this city With 90 member, and another
IN Mon,eIa Il expected that 'ocie. will BE- organised
a. Pres3.n. Of sse Union Thursday nigh. several gen,ls
Interested the study sod pse Of science met n
resdSnos Of DR. Dougbs No. West Ps for the purpose o.
orgspirns scientific society Dr. A. Bavfds loan of,n sna
mspsut report the same place 90 ThuIsd svsnns
Association has elected Manus Bnp
P.ti Rsh injured near Bound brooh ~ ne pre-
mature Iplosion blast the Bound Broof nd rhapna ha
road IL in diving condition In the Supreme Court yes-
tsrd,y IN the case Michael Bups against Cnnstopnef
Bni an action to recover damages for assault sna oa|
tery verdict Of 5000 was rendered ioi p,ns - -.
Ths railroad bag makers Simon Bros factory nave suue. on
seoust Of reduction Of kstban Hedfes An on ano "
speeied school teacher died on THURSDAY In Tue oSo Je " " ~
gLAssrHThe Ice dealers rapins eh nare" sno M 400
their houses One Arm has pr unoe eoeI ~.
tons and eIpeets 100 900 toss iesera moIns
Union County Court before Judge RunyOn and associate
Be examined and NE case VIII nov "
finished this week
construction Of switch 70 connect the
bsckswsnna Railway with the busincs portion d ne Guy
proposed and engaged surveying ronte ssng o
Hony road running parallel Gsnds arennd Colts HUI ves o.
through the block between CLARK and Fnnee "
Marsetst, with the terminus the Msrkesst B Church
vose driver employed BY p Bsllanns son
injured yesterday while rolling barre. Of ave RON toe
backward steps rolling sic after him uhsa he slipped
and the barrel crushed hn against the vsa
employees the Bulls Ferry road improve
working for 81 day. struck en- account Of
reduction Of 70 cent their wages ara were All us
charged
for the supply Of the rerhern portion
Hudson County.
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AN ExPEcrANT IBooKKEEPER DISAPPOINTED

Nathaniel w. Burtis and David NJ. Smith
composing the firm OF Burtis Smith, which unit
lately was engaged the crocksry business at No 70
New ST. arraigned before Justice Smith at
the Tombs Police Court yesterday, on charge Of OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses from Alexander NJ
Ragosin Russian The plaintiffs affidavit sets forth
that Burtis Smith offered to give Ragosn position
as bookkeeper In their house IL he would deposit with
them $1,000 Ragosin had only 4, 900, however, which
he offered to deposit and his offer accepted. After
receiving hs money the plaintiff states that the firm
fused to any employ or to return the
He therefore brought suit In the Supreme Court in De
laws until the 18th instant On that day the defendants
did not appear, and Raosn obtained Judgment by de-
fault The Judgment placed IN the hands OF the
Sheriff but was returned unsatsned as the firm in the
meantime had sold out their store. Burtis and Smith
gave bail in d 900 each.
Their case will be brought before the Grand Jury at
an early date They their willingness back
the amount but say that they unable present TO
o
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the Governors message under appropriate hoads, ana
referring tho several topics to the Standing Committees
OF the Senate having charge Of tho subject.
Tho bill introduced in the Senate to-day by MI keioss
for amending the Code Of Procedure proVldos tna'
hereafter in actions brought In tho supreme o'
and battery s,auder and malicious prosecution
when the partes reside In the county the plantn
shall not recover costs unless recovery OF DAMAGE 70
The of t2so Dc had The object Of the bill 10 70
relieve tho circuit Of this class OF actions.
Mr. Kounsday's bill to extend the terms OF the CITY
Court Of Brooklyn was passed by the Senate this morn
and has received the Governors signature Among
the ether bills signed by the Governor was one
turnpike companies to reduce the numDer OF tnen
directors.
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Per cent. Per cent
Per cent. Per cent

We note with degree OF satisfaction the large lu
crease assessment OF personal property In some
Of these counties and also tho proximity OF the figures
eveu in our estimate Of the full value OF the real estate
with the assessed value IN 1874 We have doubt there
are several other counties in which the law has been
nave not been received expression Ia favor OF full
value assessments is almost uni versa but the fear OF
not being protected the levy OF the state tax stu I'M
pes many to ignore the statute II the Legislature VIII
provide by short enactment that the present law she
be enforced under penalty venture the opinion that
90 per cent OF the OF the State will 90 quite
ready TO act strict compliance with the law ana IL no
new fysem of taxation Is devised at the present ses
don II Us aimportant that some measures should DC
adopted protect honest and CONSIDERATIONS oncas IN
the discharge OF their duties and TO punish hose VINO
persist in ey aiding the law by false statements
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A MODERN WAY AND A MEAN WAY to go

A MODERN WAY AND MEAN WAY to go
into the Bprgsr Alarm business:
Promise electrical Instrument maker business
President of Company adopt entire
which has been svorsb before the public for
the last make slight change in the personal sp
obtain smount brains by hinng
on, hsd business learning
prices. k tell large and doubtful story about your i'm
( publish vhv adopted improve
nent which almost word
circular and pamphlet select hundred prominent
names from nv published them eircu
lar calculated to deceive and without close
who represent your so
called o. Thus will have well organized business
we'll backed by continued deception might prove total
failure.
especially those whose night he thus used are
advised 10 hus backed Nv impression
th, will attempt deceive 10 will do II IN
another should such be formed advice to stand
clear r. HOLMES Oh brosd"E'
All kinds Of alarm and call years experience. and
citizens reference whose names
are not appropriated but customers.
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facts and evidence presented obtained by u.s. we are
fuly satisfied that have done wrong In recommen
to the State Board that the full value OF the .es o
in the City aud County of NewYork be piacon Nv ~
oal SAL assessed 1885, 9s $50 in 1879 or sDout - ~ na
aud that t 1888 be deducted from sucn
In all sections Of the state We found tna A.,
the rule In had been ~ a,,r a.,
10 leg2 and the law generally disreg ,nnort
vesgation IN fss fOund "a stated In os
that She town OF Liudey in the County o a"n
the only tovn "a the State where the aM na dd tho
ul,ed with the previous year TO TINS wy now " a
fhvn on Otstsic in the County OF Shehkngo, WHY" %
assessed at value In 1879 and these TWO rS % @ fy &
s"wns in tDt state where the assessoIs hau pee
Soysrned sy the law in that year We are oonndeht
Sas mach of inequality and injustice In assessins
real and gersOnal property, has grown OUT o Tue ~ ~
tonal ssstem adopted by the assessors OF certain
ses sors years ago and In violation OF laws ana sihco
almost universally prscticed
THE GREAT WRONG TO TAXPAYERS.
II view Of this have felt it duty 10 impress upon
the Assessors the great wrong selng done to Taxpayers
aud injustice themselves good citizens IN thus
soting in direct violation OF law.
We have, therefore, in our conferences with super
visors and assessors, sdysed and earnestly recon-
mended them to assess all property at lite full and true
value Conventions OF assessors have been held IN
majority counties for the purpose OF securing ua
ormty of action. and resolutions passed TO assess al
property in 1874 the law prescrbes We have advees
from the counties named below, which have elther
wholly in certain towns made de Rarture from the
prey sng of fractional valuation and the assess
meft increased real and personal property ny 'he
| percentage named:
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
POLICE NOTES.

Judge Moore of Brooklyn yesterday sentenced
Mar, Smith the Penentsr fsr ga for steal
ing goods from Frederick Loeser.
The body of an unknown man Was found in the
East oG Pier No IS last night He apparently about 40
feet inches high with dsrt hair heavy mussehe,
black pants and -es knit jacket, gloves, and &C coat
The body. of child named Catherine Hanlon,
age and months found YESTERDAY room lately occupied
mother t2O Bast Beyenths The body much decom
posed child said have died long jan At that
lime and has beeu The
body the which she had ouped until the stencil at
trseted the attention OF the occupants OF the house.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
ALBANY NOTES.
ALBANY, Friday, ,

ALBANY, Friday, Jan ~ ls7C
From report Of the Commissioners Of
vtgrat,op u Is lea. med that the total number OF emi-
giants arriving at CaA Tic Garden during tho past year
wac 1890
The senate. in Executive session to-day. confirmed
the following notarcs pt.1lo; Ruff Van Brnnt OF
Brooklyn, and James Kent, henrf k~tteIdtl, Bloom
field Liter, aud George y. Vail OF New'L YORK
Senator GrGss offered resoiuu0ns 70 day dividing I'D
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23

Breroert House-Judge Amasa j Parker OF Albany
Nicholas HokThe Rev Thomas beeeheI 81 hInts
oposas Hon-State senator william johnson OF Seneca FAILS
CarendOn BOeM, Glars Louise kel9sf Hgsn.s %
master Iohn smyth Joseph Ramsey Of Albany 81 James
Hot-Col Stephen c. Lyforj u. g. Army H9omdn Hotn-
Ns,ad
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23

LAMPLoUGH's PYRETIC SALINE is the cure for
eey bousne smallpox skin diseases and other Spring and
ailments Sold nv Chemists throughout the world and the
N,ksr ll3 HelbonhiL London. England Use substitute
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
lame spncemepuI
BuRSErr's COCAINE prevents hair falling.

The worry of constant cough, and the
which generally both remedsd BY
DR.. JAYSEs ExPEcIoRAsr.
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HOME NEW s.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

TnBRhoMEyxR YESTERDAY, AT HUDSUrs, IN BROADWAY
9.s-3l' ssss-S2' D. n--3a' xdush'-s2o
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CONTINENTAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

ANNUAL STATEMENT, JAN. I, 1873.
Accumulated Assets s65j5,S2S Oh
Gross Liabilities includ.
ing reserve s5,Sl3,S46 90
Surplus as to policy.hOld.
erS, Jan. 1, 1875 :. S7ll,9S2 OF
Annual Income -. s2,S2O,313 81
Policies issued in 1874. $500
Amount insured in 1SH.S13,S64,991 90
Total Policies issued 60,1OO
Amount of insurance in
force ...... S5i,90S,041 90
Annual dends all cash system restriction. travel all policies
oresbe endowment JOINT life, poh,s aunuite' &C.
Policy have voice in teonsi 80 day. grace allowed pay
Of renewal premiums L. W. FROST, President
NJ B. wYNKOOP, YIeePresIteut
j. P. ROGERS, Secretary
g. C. CHANDLER, it., Acu,ry.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23

LORDS "FRENCn BLACK" for Dress Goods,
and DRY yelve and light colors great
spots removed without c,ung the whole Stores $50 Broadway $50
Broadxsy corner Seysntesnhg-
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STATEN ISLAND.

Ew-BRIGHToN.-At the last meeting of the Board
ofTuses number bids received from contractors in New
York Brokyn Staten Island for the Of
CUtonse them from John Feaihsrone Of New
Bnghtop Offering build brick for $S27l, drain
S. 998 Adam Schneider attended the German ball the
Club Rooms SIspetop Monday night last He have
after bali that nothing has
heard Of him, and tJoaght that be have been
from He about 70 old feet inches 10 hight and
has black curly hair
RCHnoSpThe Democratic primaries will be held 10 the various
trouS Richmond County Saturday The 3Oth
when stols will be made for town ocers-suptsoTs
cone, and inspectors Of electon-and three eonms
from each provided Of the last LAue
EToS-The Richmond County Police Commissioners held a
regular meeting Thursday Charges preferred
by the dozen paromen
the acquitted
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23

CHICAGO Trihaue.
Tine.
InterOcfAn.
CINCISNAII Commercial.
Gsfs,ts.
Times
CLEVELAND Hsrs.G.
DAYTON Journal,
COLUMBDs Ohio State Joansl
ST. 10 is Republican.
Democrat.
PHILADELPHIA Press
Age
Inquirer.
Telegraph.
Bulletin.
PITTSBuRGH Di,pAtch.
Chrouiels.
Post.
CommersiaL
DETROIT Tubane.
TOLEDO Blade.
Commercial.
MILWAUKEE, Evening wiseon-
sin.
ST. PAUL Pioneer
Press
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HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

WHITE PLAINs.-By the retirement of Brig Gen.
Rye vacancy the Seventh Brigade Fifth Dvson under
Of MAorGen James W. Husted. The candidates
position Dckey, command Of the 10Th Battalion
Col John Underhn Of the 27th Regiment Col Buve,
oiasoOen Hu STAT and Major George O. De witt the 9th
Regiment has been assigned for holding the
bo new ID Ia understood that msjorty Of the
vote, eau Col Buve should he feel disposed
the position II not Col Uperhl will probably the NEXT choice
Of he james H. nOran Who recently losing
Of his Of ball ice ami
lace from the Of Wills slcshIdng suffering very o..
ytreI, from effects OF the accident
Fion who have been Mon
dty last Kennedy started for HeNYork Saturday In
pouse mysterious telegram aud has since
he from he kloy
interview
Of himself Mr. Fson profb er-
press business M to have bad considerable money
when be en home
KiroslH-Te Hon. Wm H. Robertson Dr. Seth Shove John Cha.
dayue GegorT and Lyon Trustees Of
the PresbyteriGn Church.
spire AboVt 30 feet hsh bss been
Eri.copsl Church al Newcastle Corner
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23

NETWORK Tubu3e.
sun.
World.
BOSTON Jourus.
ITanscr'Dt.
Advertiser.
Post.
SPRINGFIELD Rep1hlcan.
HARTFORD COulaut.
PROVIDENCE Journsl.
pOKTLAND Transcript
Pr,sA
GEW-HAyEN Courier at Jour
nal.
ALBANY Evening Journal
Argus.
RTFPALO Commercial
ROCHESTER Dcm1csgt
TROY Times.
UTICA Herald.
BALTIMORE Americsn.
INULANAPOLis JouroaL
LOUISVILLE COmmrrc a.
NEW ORLEANS fines
CHARLESTON News
MOBllE l. Register.
GALVESTON Nows.
a. a. ~. a. 81. ..tN asffrr.lns
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NEW-JERsEY.

JERSEY CITY.-Agnes Fendago. a pupil at No. 8
School accidentally down 10 the door yard yesterday while
yng and sustained fracture Of the leg.Ihe Hudson County
Of Health reports 1853 deaths during the
40 deaths from dipbhea and from The Pnsnee
hss been notified by the counsel for the Collector
fTtthoes that immediately required OF $i290l1 a.
snd Gupad from the for State school, and
1874 The Cy Treasurer reports balance Hudson County
S5J333 4jTbe Board Of Chosen Peehoes appointed
John Gnmes Warden Of the Hudson County LuDsto Aum
Chnstoph,r Hogan committed yesterday charged
t3itng the tOrse-car tracts Summit. q
vA' convicted Of stealing eo4 from the Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
9y h va" teuoe 70 three County
Ger y a ioT filug sentenced IL
'o honf hobe'th Tor stealing harness. William
y H'''y "eiS sent 70 the County PeAentay for three
od, vas found In the garbage on the new made
gs,Ind near Tie Central Ral.oad Depot last sT,uing
The sale of auds Tor taIeS due in 1872 unpaid viii
CEf ia. today lf addition to the psual;e, and a.,
y cent he paid The lAnds viii he ali To- ,ts
HsRIEalt nuderst1od that few changes mad. in N. po
lice Department hy the Common which viii h.
made will rot be fT pouucsl The ehrt be 10 mai.
Isrtso eflrTdaT Cbef Of Police Wmbod rsx.t
dAteh fbgiepA detectives setting faTh snth and
John hsd eh Psdepha sere wanted E
robbery Abo4 receipt Dispatch the bo,
Sansesd locftI 10 await the arrival O the Phsd.pbia
snefG SmII VsnirYeFe, ii ago. 10 the R.}n
boot fo tetuR hro TIE Th Pbyt,raB Church when ouy
yas of. Tue Of the Orphan .Jum
bt uaLnh,d aud vii he o-cHIieI spnnR
byah Pole named for the redsaeE Of m
Jbn AUTHORITIES determined eItcate us Nan.
day ordnance thoroughly, and JesierdAJ large nam.
eoBpAlnis entertained BY hils
~ THURSDAY SEhtihe wssrb PIi Genusnsss Pssus Dny
, 1875-06-22
in Il shown by women be foil WAS commendable
and valuable. ...
members Of tho audience.
THE GRAND JURY.

The IRAtS0 RNH -
AFTER 4 COUNTY COMMISSIONED
Yesterday was busy day with tho Grand Jury.
THO frat mart at ita work wAs to como to con-
c,usion ll rcforonco to the ntlcgod frauds Ut tho
charter election in tho Twentieth Ward. What
ttc combustion tyas is not positively known. but
rumor had 1t tlat truo biils woro found ugatnst
two OF the Judges OF election. Tho rnmor may
Or may rot DO based upon tho decision Of Judge
Booth as 10 tho dutios Of judges, and Ia given
fur what Il ia wosth.
Its second work wss tho examination or
Commissioner Comfy, who, IL to said, "as
naked to respond 10 Bon,e ugly questions.
Il viii DO remembered That }ast fh!a banao dat'-
aging reports we1e abroad in rotorenca to cel-
thu members Of the County Board growing out
OF tho aotlun Of that body in SELECTING tho nfe!a"
toct and tlo Btone for tho new Coutt-l!ouao. ar.
Co,1ly, II IL understood. WAS nshnti "heshes Ut
not he on or about that time received ny ex-
press check OF note for $50 al fe"nid iof
h,a vote or trtluopce2 Z lIH anBncr Naa III lilo
negative After following tho tltiory up llo %ae
naked In reference to certain Metnpefa o. tno
uunrd taking SAMPLES left with INC noaIl
Ito county, 10 this hls auewer was
nyasiyc, aud, willie ho lsi not deny that samples
,Euro takoll, 10 confessed that II eiey mesc' u
,ses A. d loko rather thnn for profit His seSst-
,nnny closed un this punt, howhver, ny rolest1s't'
1hs Gentlemen Of the jury tu .on'o ot LTD foln"-
,uonibcre. Whotlsr the inquiry Will 10 cohs'n-
uel OF not remains 10 bo soon.
The noxt work of Tie Jury was tne e3amlna. lIa
t1on Of ncmbe,p Of llso board Of Public WorkH
in rofere,co 10 tue Wabash AVenue railway.
What xas clicitod IN not knowi'. hut Tue lnSestl.
cation waa nut completed. Tho Jury closed ita
iaburs of tho day hy looking Into tho bridgeport
| puriutucs their ca,lHe nnd cure.
, 1875-06-22

Correspondence u TAs Chicago 4rf6pns.
CAFE MAY, N. j., June ls.-Accom1nodstlons
aro preparing for IL, 900 people, expected to Wait
III during the stay OF tho New York yacht squad
run, Oh ths l2th tnd 18Th Of July. Thsce hundsea
craft will sako part In the regatta. Tho race w,l
occur In front Of tho citr, 30 that all may epoy
Tho sccue. Tue prizes, amounting to $4,000.
will ne.t week be placed on exhibition In Phil
.Aplpl,!a. For tha convenience os the yaca.a. a
sp!o,1did ptcr has boon erected oprosisa tho
Island, At cost Of $4,000.
Nearly all the cottages hero aEe rcnsed ut low
prices. Tho hotels aro opening two weeks earlier
than usual. Teieg1ams arc coming thick aud
fast to secure foens. Tho arrivals lumber over
100 for last week. All tie stsscts OF tho city
aro latly vpEiuklej. A handsome clean drive lii
ftout of the Inland, ~ feet wl1o aud q miles
long, IL lust completed. Another grand hotel In
the vicinity with capacity for TOO guests, IL now
receiving liz finishing touches. 49,
1t 8eA.d1oye. sdio!nlug tue Island, 230 lots
ero sold, and o., eael lot y fino cottagu wlll Vt
once 10 electad, II being slrealy coulD3cstd.
Tho fishing anu yachting vt Cape MAY arc OK
| cellent--Nobert Chaflin, Esq. ol Now York CITY,
I Yesterday hooked ~ hue sheepshead A daily
line OF steamers from ihllalelphis, aud through
| Nav York express trans. viii bo put on tls
route in fsw days. Thronxs Of inyAl!ds Aut
causalsscsata sza oosaluR hsss 70 pu1la W In ou'
, 1875-06-22
CRIMINAL.

Hugh Tifay Has accused yesterday Of tto
theft OF et0 from tho pocket OF Fred Kohl.
ppddlor, who waB hslcep In a saloon at No. 67
West Madison street, Tho prisoner waB locked
up.
William Dodozoh aud Morris Reilly two wo-
lressod young follows, who entered No. 232
Park arenuo Saturday morning and Wcro
shortly nftcrwarda spprchended. were bound
over to tho Criminal Court by Justice Scully
yesterday morning In tho Butn Of el,5oo each. !.
Edward Du1ns, tho man who "as 10 danger
ouBy shot By Charles roworh about wook ago.
has been suffering grcasly from tho wound in hia
bnck aud tho phyaicsAna attending hin say ha
Np, lS1 Van Eussn ytseet. Powess Is still IN jail
awaiting tho tcButt OF his Vlctlnl's wound.
A notorious and gentcel thief, who is known
to tho police ~ horso-car, nHo.1all Matci and
hall worker, waH arrested last oVenng, IN the
charge Ut vagrancy by Detective Tom Simmons,
| mud subsequently reloased on ball by Justice
Salisbury. Payno Fitz, tho divurce lawyer, be-
coming his Bursty. john X. Burns IL tho namo
| given by the prtsoncr.
Two young men named Daniel Wall and
Michael Casey wore arrested yesterday 10 answer
thoy drove hor aud Mary Murphy in back OUT
to. Lawndato Sunday eyon,nE,L and aftof at,
tempting to Outrage lior robbed her OF SIT and
left ter OH tho Prairo. Tho priaonots we're
| iookcIup iu hladlsoa Street Station to a"ast
heating.
Nathaniel Bo,oss, tho Nozna!k. O.. droyer
Who WAS robbed At tbrco.card inonto On 3 alicll-
enn Southern Taitroad train last March, to tue
extent Of s2,Q00. is Bsil! pussutng tue men Who
Hw!ndcd him. Yesterday be ca.'sed tho ansl a51cas
of ono C. Howe, whom lo pointed out to Olicor
Jnhn leit. pepaing N examination. ho WAS
1eloascd on bail by Justice 6oully, A. =. Ttule
aud Michael MuDouald becoming Huresies.
sorxt vcsoy succeeded, Yesterday morning, in
, 1875-06-22

-, = :. ~, oIL v.Jh...
hTectat eoT'e:t'o'aeart o. 1"e t"'eago ff'oH"e.
Sr. Louia Jnno lo'-TAo foilowinE arc 'no
prices Of calto sold ut tho sa&es Of Mossrb. ).
r. 1,oattv anl 7. l.. scott, at NnkoniB. ILL.,,
I,,o ~ 49,, ,,,t ~ Ar ~ n futuenhcrry. ot
o4ne y. -: "t.' A""s 49, " ",.' ~, ~ -, r ~
st' Lotaie, Juno ~, nhdor tla ''a'nn'o' VI ~ IL
Judy, Of Tal.i!a. ILL.,: .... .
At j. II, BoattS'B sa1o, G1 COWS brought
,'.o,,'1., a. a,n l1sno,.,a ,,rico sots.65, totnt
otonsns s1'st"' 'ta, ~ N'so' 81.
Tor " load, w, 2,to5'-toihl aVeraGes ai'e'
At Slr. j. +. Hcotts salo % coKB bronght
Al. 1Gl-nyoraue. S1fS.B8: . bulls, 8410,-aYer-
oca st4naa. intnl ~ hand brouuht S4.5W,-
- ~, y. s.,s.."a .t aton ~
tosa. sscrago, @i1o''. ,,.,,.
Al u L. Ql'scnoerrys SAFE % cows pfo"ant
1896, md bulls 1880 tptnl, ~, 735: average
cows, altIo5; average bulls, S7G F; total nv.
! .r,r. size G6