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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-09
MANIFEST DrsrIxY.-Earlv next

MANIFEST DEsTINY.-Early next
month a deputation of Sioux Indians is
expected ut Washington. The Interior
Department, it is said is advised that
these Indians arc willing TO relinquish
their title to the lands in the Black Hills
region, now exciting the cupidity OF the
white man by reason Of the gold findings
there, and waive all treaty stipulations,
in consideration of one million dollars
purchase money. 1t is given out oalci-
ally that the object of this visit is for
the purpose of mere consultation be.
tween the Interior Department and the
Sioux representatives. AS these In
dians are brought on without any ap-
preparation TO pay their expenses, the
question is asked. who foots the bills?
and the surmisc is that some great land
grant company has been organized TO
purchase this region directly from the
Indians, with the assent Of Congress,
just rs many other reservations have
been acquired by the whites. the govern
ment, in fulhllmcnt Of its treaty obliga.
tions assuring honest payments. or
course, however, the government officials
could find a fund from which 70 pay or
borrow the expenses OF tho Indians. and
it is probably the pressure Of the iucyi-
table which suggests this preliminary
step FOR acquiring thoirlands. However
this may he. the government ought to
enforce with the utmost striugcncv the
treaty rs it now exists. forbi8ding the
intrusion Of the whites i'm the Black
Hills country. 1.-THE Indian must yield
90 The onward march Of civilization, let
him I've enabled to yield peaccably. and
respect be paid 90 his territorial rights
Of ownership. The more fairly he is
treated the less Will he chances Of bor.
der war The fact is, however, 10 seems
that while tho Mexicans arc raiding on
our Texas border, we are going 90 raid
on the Indian territory Of tho Black
Hills in turn. and in time take another
slice Of Mexican country in retaliation
for tho present stealing from us.-D.
tV The commission Of Mr. John C..
New, Of Indiana, 20 be treasurer Of the
United States, 90 take effect from June
so next, has been signed by the Presi.
dent and forwarded 20 Mr. New at Indi-
annapolis
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~ From recent investigation it mp
pears that 100000 bushels Of whoa,
are yet TO he brought forward from the
States Of Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin
and Nebraska. In 1874 the WELD per
acre Of wheat in some localities falls be.
low that Of tho preceding year, but the
acreage was greater, and that made up
the deficiency. The receipts Of wheat
at Chicago between August, 1873 and
March, 1874, were 2J.7lT,g36 bushels.
and from August, 1874, TO the present
month 16,j15.2GO, falling of of over
100000 bushels. The receipts at Mil.
yankee for the same periods show de-.
fciency of S.GlO,j4G bushels. In rcla-
tion 90 tho increase Of acreage Of wheat
planted in 1874, it appears that in Min.
nesota il was Go per cent The crop Of
1873 was 2G.4O2ASj bushels, with an a.
creaZe Of l,548.715 which WAS nm in
crease in acreage Of PSI ,4Oi over the
previous year and in wheat 1888, 40
bushels. The crop ofwiutcr wheat last
season was large and Of good quality
When the vast amount of wheat ion the
Northwest begins 90 move i'm the drec-
tion Of the seaports twill import fresh
life 90 all branches OF business. IN or.
der 20 put the grain current in motion
money must be sent to the grain centres.
From thence it will reach farmers and
producers, and from thence go into the
hands Of merchants in payment of old
bills, or cash for present purchases
That will cause a demand for more
goods from the cities, and thus the tide
will reach all parts of the country. -
Wbeeitr9 IrtsIiiGenceF.
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lV-There may be seon dniln ON Chnst.

10 There may be seen daily on Chest.
nut street n man dressed in faultless an.
parel. with a great diamond upon his
breast, vainly endeavoring to outglittcr
the magnificent solitaire on bis finger
In o German university he learned che
mistry, and not even Liebig knows
it better. Ills occupation is tho
mixing and the adulteration Of liquors.
Give him n dozen casks OF deodo.ized
alcohol and the next day each &c them
will represent ihe name or n genuine
wine or popular spirit lie enters q
Wholesale drug store bearing large
basket upon his arm. Five pounds Of
iceland moss are first weighed out 20 him.
To raw liquor this imparts degree Of
smoothncss and oleacinousness that
gives 10 imitation brandy tho glibncss Of
that which Is most matured. An astrin.
gent called catechu. that would almost
close the mouth Of glass inkstand. is
next in order. A couple Of ounces Of
strychninc, next called for. are quickly
conveyed TO the vest pocket. and a
pound OF white vitriol Is as silently pla.
cod IN the bottom Of the basket. The
oil Of cognac, the sulphuric acid. and o.
tner articles that give fire and body TO
the liquid poison are always kent in
store philadelphia Bulletin.
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South Branch gntellieenser.


~ The election in Connecticut on
Monday last resulted in the reelection
of the Democratic State ticket and L.
gislature by an increased majority over
last year, and with the gain OF two De-
mocratic Congressman. Inthe Ist Con-
gressional district, George NJ. Landers,
Democrat, is elected over Gen. Hawley,
Rep. by 500 majority in the End, Judge
James Phelps, is elected by 1000 ma
jority over Stephen W. Kellogg, Rep. :;
In the 3rd, III. Ii. Starkweather, Rep,
is reelected by about 900 majority o.
yer ex-senator Fosten, and, in the 4th,
w. II. Barnum, DEM, is reelected by
about 1000 majority.
VThe Virginia Legislature refused
the appointment of commission and
the appropriation of $4,000 for their ex-
penses. to have the material resources
OF Virginia represented at the Philadel.
phia centennial
~ King Kalakau's hotel bill, for q
Few days entertainment in the City of
New York, was S6,286-$1, 1872 Of which
was for wines and cigars. The tax pay
ers Of that City have to foot the bill.
1There are sixty-four reporters
daily in attendance at the Beecher trial.
On yesterday week, Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher took the witness stand in his
own behalf, in the suit.
VIt appears that the recapitulation
OF the public debt of the United States
for the month of March, 1875, shows the
total debt to be $2,265, 967,711, includ-
ing principal and interest. Cash in the
treasury $l32,332,93 including $84,-
105,52O classel as coin. Decrease of
the debt during the past month $3,691,-
2lO; decrease since tho 30th Of June,
1874, $9,453,462.
0'The total cotton production for
the last three years, in the Southern
States, reaches the enormous aggregate
OIL, 10000 bales, worth at the lowest
figure s725,00o,Oo0.
IL Gov. Kemper has appointed Gen
Fitzhugh Lee of Stafford, E. NJ Tidball
of Winchester, and DR.. Robertson of
Lynchburg as fish commissioners for Vir-
ginia, to aid the propagation of fish in
the waters of that State.
EVH. b. Barron, Of Wisconsin, late
fifth auditor of the treasury, has been APP
pointed general travelling agent for the
pension bureau to investigate fraudulent
pensions, at n compensation of not less
than $1,000 or more than $500 per
annum, with three dollars per day tray
cling expenses.
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TIE SOUTHERN DEBT Question:
Ex-Governor Walker, of Virginia, who
will represent the Richmond, Va. dis
trict in the Forty-fourth Congress. is
credited at Washington with purpose
to bring before that body his project for
the assumption by the general govern
ment Of the State debts of the South
independently of this statement comes
another report from Washington that n
movement is in Wow to carry the next
presidential election, SO rs to get into
power n Congress and President that
will be in favor of that same scheme,
with an amendmentto include the North
ern State debts also. The fact that an
immense speculative interest in sud-
den rise in value Of the present low
priced and to some extent semi-repudia-
ted State securities would be brought
into life, Is given as the real basis of
the movement, and indicates that there
is some probability even in 50 wild q
scheme. The debts of the Northern
States are set down, in the aggregate az
sos, 723, 200; the Southern, $2l4,7O5..
800. The electoralvote ofthe Northern
States is 227; of the Southern 1G6. 1t
is presumed by the parties who are said
to be working mp the scheme that the
requisite majority of the electoral vote
can be secured through the influence OF
the money interest in the North, and
hard times and supposed desperation on
the State debt question in some parts of
the South. The details of the scheme
will include the assumption of the com
ty and city debts by the STATE after the
assumption of the State debts by the
national government. How the plan
will work with the majority of the States,
which will then have heavier taxes than
ever to bear, the grand national debt
projectors have 50 far not seemed to
have troubled themselves about consid-
ering Baltimore Suu.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

T1hs Editor efhs South Brqnd Ia,.R5meer.
EsfEgHED FdErD
Will you please inform your reaasrs that
have positive
CCRE FOR CONSCUPTION
nnd al disorders Of the Throat and iusgs, snd
US, ~ 10 nse 10 my pracues have cured boa.
dfcds Of cases, and vii give
81 600 90
Tor o case ii will not benefit LODGED 20 strcns
Is ny 'aiih ! viii send n SFmDls. Crse, % aaf
so Gersr addressing me
Please show his letter 10 any one Won msy
An"" "ho v suffering from ihsle diseases. aud
obiige, faithfully yours,
DIX r +. BURT.
GO WiKiam 81, Nw Io,k.
Dec. (. ls14--2sw.
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~ Tho greatest friend Of truth is
time her greatest enemy is prejudice
and her constant companion is humility.
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SHARPs RIFLE co.

Manufacturers OF Patent Brcech-ioadiug. Min,..
~, Sporting and Crcedmoor Rifles. TIE B,u !,
me World. Winner at International aud rearl,
all other pr:n eiPal matches at Cresdmoor. (S,,
Official REGARD J
Sporting Rifles, $50 10 g.,
Greedmor Rides, with Elevations for
800 yds., 500 and slo,
Send for illustrated Catalogue.
Arrnory and Oliioe, L. G. WESTCOTr.
Hartford, Conn. President.
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FISH SToRY.-The Charlottesville We
Je6erSonian is responsible for the fol.
lowing: We said something about the
unusually large number OF fish which has
been caught in the Rivanna the present
season, but we were not at all prepared
to believe they were rs plentiful as the
following statement seems to warrant.
Two or three gentlemen were walking
by the side Of the river on Sunday last,
where the wheat field Of Mr.. Parish runs
down TO the bank, when they noticed an
unusual commotion in the young wheat
IN front OF them, which. upon examina-
ton. proved to be n number Of catfish
which had come up out ofthe river, and
were grazing on the 1rhem!
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C1LoslNG OUT SALE orYUnsrRY sTocr
Commissioners ,Coze.


DY virtue or decree Of the County Cont
I'D Of Hampshire Conutv, entered ~ III. Ocio-
Der term thereof, 1914. in the chancerv csu.o
therein pending in which Thomns Wilson l.
plaintiff, nnd James =. Cannon IL defendant,
will, on
Monday he 1911 day OF Ipr1, 1875,
offer for snis ct public auction at the Moorsfsld
end Romney Junction, on Mil Creek. in Bsmp-
shire county, rear the resiaenec of H. Wotden
All The iight and interest Of James T. Gaurco
10 and to
II H u Il ND
n the bill and proceedings 10 said esu,, usn-
TONED, 1t being the same
TRACT OF LAND
o.. which ssd James p. Gaunsn lately resided,
adjoining lands OF Samuel Rinksr, Shoemaker
ana others, IN Mill Greek District in said coua.
ana containing shout - ACRES
TEENS ~ SbLE - Oue-third ~ the purchase
money Cash, and the resida. on a credit
OF Twelve and twenty -four months. lhe rurcia.
ser giving bond with approved security Ter the
asierred pay ments, beating interest from tie Giy
sale 10 commence 1T II o'clock ".
L. VI. REYNOLDS.
Special Commissioner.
March 20. is75-.4w.
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wANTED-A FEW GOOD MEN

To represent Fountain IIrl Nurseries. Or,iIl,
Ohio, ia the sails OF Fruit Trees and Gep,ni
Nursery Stock. Canvas to begin in Aprl ar
May for October delivery Only those need an
ply who can give security, ms important sum.
OF money must be handled during delivery. An
plicants will he visited by our travelling eeep,
and arrangements completed. Address
J. GARNER & SON, Alliance. Chic.
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John W. Robinson, Inspector and Sealer Of
Weghte ana Mca, placed on trial IN the Gene
raj Sessions yesterday on an Indictment charging ex'
IL. tion IN demanding excessive cs The complain.
ant warren H. Rose tc,tn,i that tAe pilsouers ccrK,
Charles Travers called the com lanant- office and
eeacl weight. and measures enough To swcl his fees
10 about 81 ~ ana charged ti5u for o.. The comp
demurred ami threatened - report the eAtorion
u the Mayor 1rlycr. care nm TO do So salln- thNt
le ha1 uurDosclv left one scales unseIltd aud
would maze u cost the comp iiuant 500 % have item
scared. 1hercupon the complainant pald tnc 81 90 I'M
or protest ud took cent ia Ronusuns name Mr.
cagnlz nj Of ti IL "a action Mr. Rose could not say
tuIt he was Iwycrs was calcd 10 testify, uui he aid
not answer. He me court room az the Opc iug
OF the tritl, out having heard the testimony mpca-
ng umset he mad 0ccmed 10 Wise 10 depart Inc pro
placed In me dilemma Of having case Already hai
presented 90 the jury either discontinued or efpendtd
Jul.e huher.Ann nOhlpunca the morning unl tO-dAl.
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DIED.

DiMMICK-At Harrisburg, Pa, on the 1ith inst. the
Hon samuel l.. Dimmck, Attorney General OF the
Commonwealth
Relativcs aud friends respectfully invited
tend funeral his late residence, Honesdae,
Friday. IN" 15lh inst, Nv NJ. Train leaves Cham
bers Il Erie Railway. at y \. VI.
FLANAGAN.-On Tuesday, oct IL. 1873, Maggie H.,
youuEc-t daughter Of John and Margaret flinasan.
Tue funcr wi take place from th. residence % ner
partns. 10 smith ST. Brooklyn, Inursday, the lith
inst. NJ n'clock = NJ
FANrhY.-On Tuesday. Oct. l.. Thomas Pantry.
aged A. years
The funeral will take place from his late residence.
IN ave. between SIN aud hS .ts. The friends tho
family arr invited Goo attend. A rcquicm mas viii %
celebrated at tr church ut ST. laul tie Ap -r, West
5pth Il and 9TH 10 o'cllch ou fridl oct. -.
Tue members OF the 81 Pau Temperance G1ild Will
pler attend
kINGsLAND.-On sunday oct. 10, Jennie A., daugh.
ter tie alc David A. Ems ianu, aged 20 years aud
frfls.
The relatives and friends ~ tnc family rr.uect-
fully inytcd To- attend the iun,Il from the r. feuce
OF bier mo her, lh Java g., dlceLpuut, uu lhur.ual,
Ocf. Il. 20 .'aINHn 70. ~
van PELr.-At Bty laise l.. , Oct 49, 1879. Geo.
II Of tHe iate iclri L. Nau Hc g. va sac 2J,h year
OF ne age.
Thr rcttives ana friends OF "a, family invi' ed 10
attend the fur, raj Wlnout fur ucr HNt.tl. at his
late Residence, ONlustOa ~" la. I.dse ON tudly oct
l., AZ . 7. VI.
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New York Markets.

WEDNESDAY, Oct; l3.-Flour was more steady
mar ire ular IN price. but more ,ilanlr southern
Flow. Western winner in moderate demand. Mlnne-
Corn nica 1rincr. RuckNheat hour steady: Flour.
Gt:l1. extra STATE, &C., s. GogtapO, Western spring
wheat eStias, t5tottd5 do. w and NM, tde'n
sp,a patent ts 500 city shppnf N'rs- e.. 20 60;
0a5er.'a AID f"mly brands, 81 $40; southern slim
pms ext r. CO.,? tlo. hye Hour sugrnqr. g..
WINE, N2V@tl25 Buek"hcat uour. q 100 Ms" a. 30
Provisions Pork was dull ana SHADE easier sales
on the sput, 600 obs rev mess at 80 tHt l2., ami
at Sc se3pO, buyer octonor ANA e: ,i4'siS, 81
lora qyuons do, and s!oSo -c.ler tne year Bee
ia'sc Cl, meats active for bellies sales i"o'o ns
les. prime city ,c. ana gr iuturc dc ~ ry, ee'o
les. prime Western at q lldc. seller uctobgr amt
| t.csdy sales 4ouo6 h.. primo at ln4gsl4s nrcs.ci
eIa,' a l ~ a Tor statc fctrI,s i,c
for state dairy and ONO factory. Fresh cEss, .'sjocr
GR,N-Whelta criyc,and closed aWe. sl'.s 10000
sprlns a. 81 4 oi mNGl spW9E al ~ r., >" ~ ~
q es'e SO. Mil% .nkee sphs. sli3. ~, ~,
Carn lower ana more no ives sacs 900 BUSH a, AZ
7ei.c tor sail n,,X,d, '.@ia's; for hugh my to 5,
oa's al am lower; sales $500 bush, 3S a., for
mi S5 AND T u iS,'''R aGr sa 81 s
bush. At tl1uNtl2e Tor slNrowcd snte, 95oo husl
Eiiit's toG Gush Western at GOc Barcv uail-salcs
6HO nus' n'l,oh gym ptit eh',' AZ tip or,,
at the revised quot iiunHi good ordinary ana strict
good ordinary advanced So, hud all other Erai,. A..
| Vanccu 10. hiddlng upHlluH, lie, ami low ma ns
do rs . l6c sales 20i9 bales, ot winch li1 for eN.
| port aud GA TOR CONSUMPTION, Futures active At an
advance OF 3lucli4c., sales 4dhuu bans closing nj
IA 5-i2c Tor Octubtr, l3Aic Tor Noycmh = l9sc; Tor
Dccemhrr - i33C. for January - l1ltc. Tor Feb
Iuary. IA $l6c. Tor March, ltlc tYr April id)se ior
| My II 9-luc. tor June, aud AXE fO July Receipts
at the ports to-day were 2OHdi halts. The Liverpool
| market was strong. Mddllng uplands, 7i6l,
HUNpRF- -Rosn was quiet out STEADY az Sl.70Gfl "a
for common To good strained, spirits turpentine Vas
| uul at 43r IPunea petroleum Quipt hut
steady at 4Ali4c. for at anu October delivery, aud
crude IN bulk quoted az 6Ac An export meYengIt 10
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Live stock MARKET.

Nrw NOnK, "wednesday. oct. l3.-Recoirts Of
heev"s were los cars. or lr hcud mainly inferior and
ordinary cattle, tnrluduy % car loads Of Texas and
Chcfokre STOCK. Far e. COCO II tive stcer- Were n
ftactiun highrr common cattle more readily
a. ~ t0rutr prices, and the tone the
nrmer and uetttr than on NOnduy Common TO extra
tive steers ran ed from 81. ~ to urpss % fle, up
10 49,. to Drtss 81 rs. common to good Texas and
Cherokee from 7 a. dress bi Ds up to &C., to dress
b5 ns and 81 q head added.
Receipts of sheep and lambs were 10 car loads or 1901
h. q, all OF which were sold at full prices, aud the
market closed firm with al UPWARD tendency. Ordinary
to good shrcp were sold a. 5adc NJ poor to prlnc
sniDs COD e.. with some Of the best at 1870
7Jsc.
Receipts Of hogs were n loads. or 4.3J2 head.
Sales of x include iuS OnOs 1S2 ms. average.
at sac. n AMI 81 state dos 800 Ms average. at Spc.
n. dressed hogs we're scarcCr, ana advanced Ac. Y
n. to lOisgt1c.
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ALDEN-HETHEEISGT Vow York. oct. 8.
by the rev. D. r. snitl a. the resilcnrc ~ tue orioles
father, Mr. T. Alden To Miss Mary T.. HeheringtOn,
buth or Sew lo X. so cttd-.
CRAIG .kELLER-Ou oct; g. az the residence Of
craig % Lot e. cdcst daughter VI COL Joseph Keller.
all Of DuuclIcH, y. =.
Emery -kETMER.-In Paterson. y. j.. oct. l2,
1873, by the Rev. Dr.. Bauvard, George T.. Emery Of
Providence, L. l., to Mise baunl h. kcymer VI Har-
lem, y. Y.
Providence papers please copy.
ISAAtS-STEkN.. On WcddcsdaY Oct. q. 1873 at the
residence the brides father. bv the Rcv. Dr. Colt
he'll samuel L. lsaccs To Pauline stern hoh Of ihis city.
KENT -CRADDOck.-On suuuay Oct 10. At s.
Mary's Church. Manhtttanvliie, bv the Rev. L. 4.
Al ms. Mr.. char es T.. Kent OF Utica, y VI Miss
Amelia V. dadshttr OF j. T. Craddock Of New York.
KENNEDY RtILLY.-On Wcdne day. oct. q, at -.
johns Church. New Haven Conn, ny tie Hcy Or; Car
mody assisted by the Rev. Fathers Pagan and McNann.
John j. Kennedy ot New YorA 10 Ella j. Reilly OF New
Haven.
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RiVetiug the Chain ol Circum-taniini Evil
denco against John DOinn.

RiNetiug the Chain oi Circum-taniinl Evil
denco against John Doinn.
John DOlan, who is under arrest for the
fatal assault upon MIR. James II. Noe, was exam
ined 10y Justice Wandell yesterday. The prls-
oner, heavy short young man Of twenty-five,
with a furbidding face, did not seem much
alarmed and when questioned by the Justice
denied that he had anything to do with the at
tack upon Mr. Noe, and ia that Detee tive Dor
sey's Account Of what he (DOlaul sad about the
watch was true.
detective Dorsey swore that he arrested Dolan
ON the I'm of OCTOBER, and that when Superin-
tendent Waling showed Dolun the watch and
chain, he Duiau) reco nized them, saying That
he pawne them ON the 23I Of August 10 Aaron
Black, aud that when told that they were the
property Of Mr.. Noe. Doan said that he would
not have pawned them If he had known that
fact.
Mrs. Noe and John II. welsh, the jeweller who
sold Mr. Noe the watch and cham, Identified
them. Mrs. Noe sald she handed The watch To
her husband Ola the mur.ln- ~ the burglars at
tack. aud that ne a1teiward told her lie had bean
Tobned Of them.
Dolau was committed without bail.
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ing roll Of Greenbacks, and said he was unable
70 supply II the money needed, Sl.2OO, but wis
tlj) short. Tue real estate man gave his check
for the required $ld0. Then he followed the
pair, bad them arrested, aud recovered the
check.
FATHER AND DAUGHTER IN QUoD.
Livingston was sentenced to five ye Rs for for
gerry, ana three for obtaining money under false
prctencea. Ills pretty d lighter was sent so the
girl, and aided her father materially in the
fraud on liitchman. by sichng ana subbing
aunts distress.
The relatives who have bcfricnded Liylnes-
ton are laoOfng To obtain the pardon OF the
daughter.
The uohrc thtuk that Livingston has com.
nj ted fOr-cuc- tuut ave MT set been traced
to MIN. uS they are unable otherwise to account
r the money III his possession during the past
two SEASONS.
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Gratis in the county Government-GeorceL L. Fox,
Supervisor at large, and John Cunningham,
Jas Howell, Jr and Bernard Began, placed In
nomination, while VIM. Shipman was refused
the position OF Charity Commissioner IN the
Second District. because, as Chairman OF tho
Finance Committee Of the Board Of Supervisors,
he carries in his pocket certain irauuuloht uills
that he refuses to audit DR. Norris has been an
obedient Charity Commissioner, and Is, OF
course rcnominated. His connection with the
hoard has been a stencil IN the nos rils Of ev ~
decent man. Now, let another ticket lmposed
OF good men be nominated, and the ballots will
drop into the boxes like leaves shaken from the
trees by an October gale. LLC1OR.
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Strauss, Lehman Co. OF so Leonard street,
importers Of wooll,n good. made ASSESSMENT yes
teraay to Morris Tuska OF this city, Their liabilities
$500 OOl ARE mostly to English manufacturers They
hal been business over twenty ave years and never
tailed before.
James IL Sherwood and Charles J. Van Name have
hlel an .nsuVcnt asst snmrnt Ia tue tuuuty tlrrh r
once Richard ". Van Bruschotrn Il the a,si-nrr,
Ala meeting of tue creditors Of Murray, ferris Coz
inc south strect shpuins merchants, yesterday, Mr..
Bowman TIE gnec reported tha the JOINT O. ate 81
tc balhrupis was not stitlod 80 Htp enable mn 10
ma ne A uiidend. The individual estate OF David &.
MURRAY was however, scir and on tnl7 the as lsuto
deciarcd a diyidenl Ut forty per cent payable to the
individual creditors Of Mr.. MuIaY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-14

Aggregate. tOO2 200 Ok t,353i - $jO,poO ~
The total expenditures for 1873 up To Sept. .!
amount to S6,5,S3sl, Of which S'sa,iSl.sl was
paid for materials, machinery, rents, aud re-
hairs, and $B6.. % for laDorerS aud sharied
officers. A like proportion runs through the
expenditures OF other years.
The entire OUTLAWS 10y the city In behalf OF tho
Dock Commissions and exclusive OF the interest
of the bonds issued, may Ne tabulated as follows;
1870 .... f2se137 90 1874 ......... l,5iS2iO II
ISli ........... ID .Ss1 20 1919 TO sept.
lS55 ~ b01un1 IN 22).......,.. SOi 81
IotA ..'....,............ $50 "a