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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-07
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, December 6.-Petro-
leum-S,eady; refined l5B@l2ic; crude
lOlc. Flour-St0ady; high grades s. 90
Ia 5 so. Wheut-Firmly held Pennsyl-
vania red 81 39(d IL amherst 4l@l 42i.
Rve-Unchanged. Corn-Dull; yellow
old 74G 75c; new 6o@G4c. Oats-DuIi;
white 45a SOC; mixed 4O@i3c. Barley
Canada 81 GOAL 30; six rowed New
York 81 OO@l II; western 7OCG Sjc. But
ter-Flrm and unchanged. Cheese
Firm; western fine l24@l3c. Eggs
Firm; western fresh 3lm32c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-07

THIS standard article is COM
pounded with the greatest care.
Its effects .c rs wonderful and
as satisfactory as ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair to
its youthful color.
1t removes all eruptions, itching
and dandruT. 1t gives the head a
cooling, soothing sensation of great
comfort, and the scalp by its use
becomes white and clean.
By its tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands to theirnormal
yigor, preventing badness, and
making the hair grow thick and
strong.
As a dressing, nothing has been
found so efectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes. NJ. d., State AS
saver of Massachusetts, says, The
constituents are pure. and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and
| consider it the BEST PREPARATION
for its intended purposes.
Price, One Dollar.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-07
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, December G.-FlOur-Qule,
and unchanged. Wheat-Steady and in
moderate demand; No. = white Wabash
81 2S: No. 3 doSl l9I; No. white Mich
iran 81 80; amber Michigan spot and
seller December l 1G!; seller February
y u. Corn-Firm and held higher;
highmixed 55ci seller year 2!ci new 4so ;
seller December 4Sc; seller January i'ci
seller ycar 48lc; low mixed 53ci new 4oc /;
y.Ilow So; no grade SCI new 454c. Oats.
-Dnll bit unChange
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-07
New York Dry Goods Market.

New YORK, December 6.-Business
continued quiet with package houses
Cocheco fancy prints are reduced TO 7lc,
and Cccheco and Spragues robes to Sc.
Brown sheetings in good demand, and
bleached shirtings in moderate demand.
Plaid prints fairly active and in compar-
ative light supply. Woolen goods re-
manned quiet. Shawls dull.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-07
baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, December 6-F!our-
Firm; western superfne 81 o0@4 so; do
extra 81 SOFAS 20; do family 81 5OGa7 90.
Wheat-Quiet; Pennsylvania red 31ta
Csc. Corn-Dull: western mixed, old,
70m7lBc. Oats-Dull; western mixed
3gGr soc; white 42C 4jc Rye-Quiet at
7sla s5c. Pork-New So 80. Bulk
Sh6ulders-sc; clear rib ll@l1fc. Lard
-Steady at 133al4c. Butter-Qulet;
western extra 2Sd 3Oc; frsts 25H27c.
Petrolcum-Dull; crudeGi" refined l22c.
Cohee-Quiet at l8lm22c. WHISKY
Demand liair and market firm at II lG!c
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York Money and Stock
Market,

NEW YORK, December G.-MoNEY-
4G.5 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
6ld per cent. The Assistant Treasurer
disbursed $533OO0. Customs receipts
$42O.OOO. Clearings S4IO0000O. Ster-
ling firm at 4S4@4S7!.
GoLD-Opcned at ll4i, fell off to lll!,
advanced to ia! and closed at ll45.
Rates paid for carrying u, and 2 per
cent. Loans were also made fiat.
GovERNMENTs-F
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-07

rng lory-fyurth Congress, yesterday
.,...edeI in organizing itself without
,,v difficulty, and with unexpected hsr-
,r.ry, The manifest determination OF
... Democratic majority, in the House,
- sc, prudcntly and wisely, sugurs well
s- the good of the party and the coun-
.~y Both Houses are ready for business
and the Presidents message will be
Transmitted to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-07
New York Market.

NEW YORK, December 6.-Cotton-
Firm at l3I@l3 9.l6c; futures closed
firm; December l3 5-92c; January l3 /
32c; February l3s@l3 1890; March
l3 19-32@l35c; April l3 25-229l3 l3-
Ice; May l3 3l-32Gl4c; June II l6 al
II 5-32. Flour-Receipts 25,OOO barrels
superhne western and State 81 50@4 80;
common to good 81 9095 so; good to
choice s. 55@G 90; white wheat extra
So l0GS 90; extra Ohio s. 00@7 30; St.
Louis $5 25M9 90. Rye Flour-S Steady
at 81 2jG5 50. Corn Meal-Steady at
So l5G3 90. Wheat--ReceIpts 10000
bushels; market heavy and fully lc low
er, with very moderate export demand;
rejected spring 81 0l; ungraded do. fair
81 Is; No. > Chicago none offering; No.
3 81 l0G1 IL; No. ! Milwaukee noHi-
nally at 81 25@,l %; No. 3 do 81 l4@
Is; winter red western common 81 y.
Rye-Quiet; State 9jc. Barley-Firm
at - 90. Malt-Steady; No. . Canada
SOC. COrn-A shade lower and in mod
crate demand; business chiefly for home
use; '..receipts $1,000 bushels; western
mixed steam 74c; do. sail 73!0I4c. Oats
-Firmcr and moderately active; re-
ceipts -, 900 bushels; western mixed and
State 43d,5Oc; white 46G52c. including
choice; No. 2 Chicago soc. Hay-Firm
at $50 OO@75 90. Hops-Quiet; eastern
and western ljc. Collee-Quiet at
183@22c. Sugar-Firm; fair to good re-
timing Ss@S4c; prime SSc. Molasses-
New Orleans 5G@ G4c. Rice-Hesvy;
Carolina 53@7ic. Petroleum Dull;
crude GJ@7c; refined l2S@l23c. Rosin-
Unchanged. Turpentine-S;eady at S7c.
Eggs-Heavy; western 29@3Oe. Pork
Dull and easier; uninspected S2l 80.
Beef Unchanged. Cut Meats-Quiet;
western HE; city l2c. Lard-Steadyi
prime steam l25c. Butter-Western IL
id2jc; State 23@32. Cheese-Quiet at
G@l2!c. Whisky-Steady at 81 l6.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-07

Michigan Central advanced to 6l!, St.
Paul to 3G5, preferred 66@, Ohios to l7!,
Rock Island to l05! and Pittsburgh to
GOT. Panama sold at l27. and Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph reached POI. The
transactions on Stock Exchange were
10000 shares of which $4,000 were
Pacific Mail, 1000 Western Union, $500
Northwestern common, $500 preferred,
$1,000 Lake Shore, $500 Union Pacific
and $500 Michigan Central.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-07
Pittsburgh Market.

PITTsBURGH, December 6.-Wh heat
Unchanged; new red quoted at 81 2jt,
/ 20 for primeto choice; new white 81 80
al 40. Corn-Dull; shellei G6faGSc,
free in elevator; new ear 45la oOc. Petr"-
ieum-Quiet; crude 81 lGl at Parker
refined l2!c for Philadelphia delivery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-07
Grand total.....................----.

The appropriations for tie fiscal year
ending June 80, 1876, were $l6,SG4,592
less than the estimates for the fiscal year
ending Juue 80 1877, and are $4,5l2,6OS
larger than the estimates for the previous
rear.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-07

Joseph K. HawIey, 4. I. UoshoTh anu
Daniel j. Morreu, representing the
United States Centennial Commission,
and John Welch, William Bigler and
Henry Winsor, of the Board of Finance,
have memorialized Congress for an
appropriation Of one and one.half mi
hon dollars.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-07

Lochor Hadio was duly installed as
Principal Chief of the Creek Nation, yes
terday, by the National Council, now in
session, with Ward Goodman as Assist
ant Chief.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-07
Libel suit Dismissed.

LEAvENwoRTH, Ks, December e.
The libel suit of Hines rs. Anthony,
editor of the daily Times, for slOOO9
damage, was, to-day, tried in the District
Court, and upon demurrer to the plain
tiff evidence was dismissed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-07

IHE Mountain Herald gives an ac-
count OF very worthy whcelwright a
Mr., Hiram Warner, who lives about
y.'yen miles from Raleigh c. H.. going
,' ms shop, ana IN tit of mental aber
'"Hon, caused by sickness, deliberately
,,,'nng oh his leg with broad axe
hopes are entertained of his recovervJ
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-07

The Cherokee National Council ad
Journcd yesterday, after II harmonious
session. The change from the Ross to
Downing party was pcacably effected.
Col. VIM. Penn Adar and ID. II. Ross
were elected as delegates to Washington.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-07

rs.v our reports this morning the
t.trfu,. are that the weather to-day
v ,s partly cloudy, with northeast
s. naer temperature, and rain or
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-07
Esiimafcs for the Coming Fisca!
Year.

WASHINGTON, d. C., December g.
The Secretary of the Treasury, to-day.
sent Congress his book of estimates for
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1877, the
following being the total recaptulation
bv departments:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-07
The Smez CannI Question.

LONDON, December IA special from
Berlin says: 1t is considered probable in
St. Petersburg that Russia will propose
an International conference on the Suez
Canal question, and if her demand is re-
fused will claim freedom OF action in tho
east
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-07
RAILRoAD BONDs-In good demand.

SrocKs-Opened !9{ per cent lower
than Saturdays closing figures and de-
clined Ia : per cent more, led by Union
Pacific; subsequently there was more
than a full recovery, except in Union
Pacific. In the last hour the market
was decidedly strong and higher; the
greatest advance was in Union Pacific,
which rose from 76l to 78i with no
stock Offering at the close under
50. The principal activity was in Lake
Shore and Pacific Mail, the former ad-
vancing to COS and the latter to Al /. with
closing sales at the highest prices reached.
Northwestern common advanced to 39t,
preferred to 5jl on more active dealings,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-07
Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, December G.-Petroleum
Quiet and strong; quote standard
white, llOo test, 9sc; 1902 test, lOsc
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-07
AFhceling Ar9lster.

,.,n closed in New York yesterday
=. lI4:.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-07
Statement of the clerk.

The Clerk of the House with permis-
sion of the House made the following
statement: The controlling fact, which,
IN my Judgment required me to accept
the Kellogg certificate, was that prior to
the making up OF the roll on the 4th of
March last, there had been a recognition
by the House Of Representatives Of VIM.
Pitt Kellogg as Governor OF Louisiana.
and that at that time he WAS de tGtto
Governor of the State. In view
of this recognition Of the executive
branch of the government by all OF the
departments of the government and by
that part of the legislative branch OF the
government to which the clerk is respon-
sible. telt myself absolutely concluded
and therefore | inserted the names re-
turned by Governor Kellogg, without
any reference whatever to the political
aspect of the case.
After further discussion, participated
in by Messrs Holman, Banks, Cox and
Jones, the previous question was
, 1875-08-25
CRIMINAL COURT JUSTICE.

LIZ
There ii room Tor improyemont In the admin
'stration Of Justice by tile Criminal Court, Tho
jail now cont Tins about 1s0 prisoners, who .re
maintained 1t daily expense to tho county for
food alone Of IS cents each, or over eco per dav
OF at Ill annual expensa Of $2l, l,9o0, 1t il MAN
to thoso acquainted with criminal pfoceedjura
that much of this azpouHels directly attrbu .abla
to tho delays in sho Criminal Court, Which IN
most cares there iB 10 sufficient excuse for.
q low catcH WILL illustrate: JameB Norton
and John Perry wero arrested tho 10Th Of juno
Az onnko'sts." They wcre indicted, tried. and
eons';!od e lns'de OF siye days thereafter. A mo-
s'on tor now trial was mada has sluca been
argued. but for so1ns reason they are st,ll iu
JMl.-bct"ecn tbs Penltontary and = new trial
Another case ls that Of 4.Llllv" Welnh, ar
,t1! restod for murder Tue 4sh u ,1sy. Ho WAS
ago. lie, too. made motion for = new tr,A!.
Which las since been pending.
u, aoolnes eaHs u that Of William Tsay.
t9o burglar. ua waa arrested tue oih
sic.ed. motion for now t,ial was yranloI.
and The tr!sl MAS s!<sti1y haa, resulting xcail,
II. conviction. flo a:1tl lnsera in ja,l, loweyor,
G;ionR with tha Others named, through tho lu-
dulseuco OF the Court.
lheAe cases are enough to point out how ~
!u'W1sotnent could hs Hiaie iu the working OF
nc ct1n'oh! Court which wouId sare the peopfa
.n1.s''an;s of dollars annually, without Ia any
: M's1 ROOFING alpgle prisoner Of his rights
u T. trne, 1nsny Of tbs delay9 arc he
result ct ths Sharp practice Of attorneys viii
.ao.'oas aaa legal quiGtex but IL ls III tAt
nuu y !" tan uuty. vi tho Cous, 10 sun
c,;.,,s py sosneay. Ihe dslass ass dangerous o.
pscta"s "Ie'! 10 unnecessary ~ IN The csses
o'tsd. It is not soo much 10 ssy that an in.
plose'nehl eoa!d te iA4ae it. k4u Jil ectj;t m,
tn;srl asatea Which woul reduce tls nulnbur OF Of
p.,,soaers ,s ae oAe.hsn: snca rafortn would. be-
united. Tor the petty thieves WHO occuuy two,
Change their occupation III .is tsce 1 II sbe
KnoM!eage ass ta.t s!'sody t'ssics, apd moi nero
arIeat, '''oAa oh
, 1875-08-25

| Tho CtlY.Trchsuror Yesterday received S97, ,34s
on city ta1an. and e.. 703 OH water rentY.
Officers John Ebinger and john Coca. of tho
First Precinct. we1e yesterday discharged for lu.
| attention to duty and lounging On their beats,
Judge Humphrey, ono of the moat prom!nout
| officials Of Buffalo, MAS shown around tbe Civ.
iial yosteEtlaJ by bis old friend 5upsrinteuJoi,t
Fostou, OF tbs utldewcI. In tile alayor's oIljco
ho tnet II. u. Miller aud several other prouiuunt
| local celebrities.
Mayor col7in returned bright and smiling
from is reetnt EXCURSION 10 Fo1 Lake, notxith.
stand'nE tha cold map Which hs sxperIsnced
tleto. AL yeatsrdsy he nude ur for hls aho1t
recreation hy tansactinS III Unusual amount OF
business. tas principal part OF which, was rith aa
lnternlhab'e cAasn of oitics-seskers.
y Ia confidently expected that Madison strcet
bridge will be completed to.day. Tne paving of
East Madison street IL now we'll under way, and
ths ROADWAY opened to travel by Saturday eyan-
luB' IN lh'a uyont the hosse.cars viii al once
tesutos ths!r former routes.
THE p0Anpo OF HEALTH.
us.,,, nI 'sGa'af y .esksx meeting Of tho Board Of
noon, Ptesident Hahn in lilo Chair. Ihs sknl-
taE3 Superintendent sport tor Tho week shoEod
tot&! of III deatls. rs less than tAe prey1ous
weex' ena u ieas than during tue corresponding
neok OF last year, all OF wnrGh Ia attributed To
The tact that last wsek w4s Tho coldast Of the
seasoa. 1hoe died Of cholera tnfamtum, 81:
conYuIsious, y; consumption. IA; dlarrLrs, II
gi.n, 5, Thsrs I woro m.tr!sa. a' 81, n's,n. s,n.
sls, ia colorcd q; malos, la3; females, 1lla;
under ! yeas Of age. l04: and letweot, aud 4
ssAss Of Age. II. There we're TWO doatha auoug
thn Veterans, one being that Of Charlotte Dof-
~ tcoIotsd), who bad reached tho ripe old ago
Of l04 Year,, aud the othsr that Of Mary CarIte.
native Of Scotland, aged 81 years. Tue nor.
tal!sJ vas greatast tu rho Fifteenth, Bsyentn,
and si1tsenth WAzds, aud Ightest In The Eirpt
aud Becond Wards.
T4s Health 0tticsr's rapport nude An unusually
good shoHiuR. yhe aauttary Inspectors Isport
ths sanitary condition Of ihs city ~ e1collsut,
After receiving aud flling tbs ABOVE reports, ,bo
Board transacted solus uuimporsAus 1ou:iue
bulinesa aud adjourned,
, 1875-08-25

which rhn In \ low condition at tho titno, hnt
Which aroe'IIy bentn,o prosperous nnner na
e1celiont management. THIS llotol burned In
the 5All Of 1861, anu in ForuAry, 1868, A[r. Fell
came to Chicsgo and hecnno assooistett viii,
Mf. Dsako III tho management of tho Iremont,
which relst.oaehp continued III, to tho
t1h'e or ths tire. tfpon tho compilation oe
tho 0a'dnnr Houas decreased took charge OF IT,
II oonn".tton with Mr. Gon!d. Last September,
t!is L.rnt1ctt Hotel having bocn rtaonatructel,
Mr: Frt wcut aGan 10 1t. Louis to manage il.
:, ltla health. howstrr, bad hcou falling some
t'Wr, and four Hcoks ago IT was though; h!a A.
t:cnt l'rghta t'*ca.o IT tim kidney. might le
rsecAcsl by wat I" she F:aat. Acting ,,pon tno
ac'lcn q hts rhssl:isna. t,o went l., hi native
sa"h h'H!anl'toan: Int unfortunately tho 'i.s.
nra*o HHe ton .leot,-routcd and he e,,rcu,nfel tn
Il Monday night Deceased waA 81 vea.s Of age.
"od Ioavea VITO md thrce children. 1le VA.
gu active. ehtcrpris'nG nan. anA llld The happy
boF4 ~ thi. csv Chicago d. o. uluell Of ley great
hutel reputation.
, 1875-08-25

0ftnsEn Highly IrstsI1lannt.
SIec,4t Ittspa&eh 70 The EAietttto Yr,hrpx

obecsat NsNseH 10 rue Lh1tIIo iFibuE4,
OTTAWA. ILL.,. Aug. o4.-An Indignation meet
Ing of our lending cisszons xaa held this oyenng.
The magnificent Offer to tho State Of grounds
lor An asylum Tor the teeble-nlts,dcu cli!ltep.
and tho rejection Of the Pamo to accept q ptaco
possessing every sort Of disadvantage, has mado
our people feel Indignant, and number Of tho
moro ptomlncnt OF them put thetr heads togoth-
or to SEQ What could be done Ia tho PROMISES,
Tho beat legal taIeut in the State Las been con-
anlted by our citizens as to mhothcr the co,,.tB
could reatiala the Commissioners from locat-
Ing tho institution for tue education OF
feeble minded oh,!lren At Llucolu, and
tho unanimous opinion Is that
they cannot It Is agreed, however, thst tho
Governor, whom tile Legislature under tho
statute intrusteA with selecting the Commisson-
ers can provcht any expenditure boyond .ho
slQ.0go Appropriated for tho purchase Of tho sto
and farm until the next meeting Of the Leglh-
lature: 1he law provides that tile place for con-
st.ucting the buildings must DO confirmed BY tho
'iovetnoE, 10 that II ha should withhold BID
confirmation fu,tler progress would be impossl-
bio. H. undor the circumstances, tho Governor
permits tho construction Of tue buildings At
Lincoln. he and not the Commissioners, Should
10 held Responsible AZ it would thon appear that,
although la "as invested NTH punar to 4yvrt
tho culaaquent cA!auisieB 10 tho STATE lo TO-
tuae1 10 do hE duty.
, 1875-08-25

al my oEeninga Arn srant atnne In nv room, nltf,
my pipe aud hooks, aud ds.pon!ency III not
an 'nfreIn"nt fisit n: but n.!! tlops fur m ii,-
rte4>o. i',t l'a'o donn that HI lung It Inns nuw
grown tirn1
E!npo'eIs arc tho onca to Interest In ii,ia n,at-
let. an'i no g,j will eoue pf It until tlluy hsye
something MIRO tu vow than gaIn.
w employer Is supposed to bo = very conscl-
cnt!0!la and Christian man. ard docs much to
enrich lnr hou bat ii il "o.t a,.ylhtrg a:l aura
III. iahurs would Lo very Iitsa ban:o their pFos.
cnt protensioHe.
No QUO can feel mitch ENCOURAGED when he
workH eight hnn,H and half Tor Mi,at: "ticn.
tecl rnyerty," hni that IL lot wu1th working lut.
lu,lts tiuly, Hahn.
, 1875-08-25

Slnoe tho Dismissal Of q cattafn suit litttn puh.
lie nont1ou hss been Elado ct Mr, IIu.l, NaIer
Aud It iH to bo regretted tlAt wen hts mama
comes up again It ia IN connocttou with his be-
setting ein OF gambling. Thing frou, which
neither tho ruin It has wrought hisn nor the At.
forts Of hiH family arc Rble 10 kcoo linn, Hut
his worst characteristic iA that wlIcn 10 wspt.
to Eantle Ao goes to that lowest OF low
dens lun ty tf!e 1lnnKins Brothers, wlero il in
81 impossible for man TO cune out without
aoe!Dk aB It Ii for elther one Ut tie brothers tv
may E,, ~ geutlo1nau tor oven single moment.
I!,s honse 10 passed by in scoEn by almost evory
pioler1onal gambler iu town. 1lcY point thor
hnEeF at i as place where tho braco xau,c
aoorsAes for no oiller purpose than to cheat tho
gsm'1olhs fraternity doing oaalncss on the l'oa'i
money, Hugh hlaAer deserves ten-sold nor,
condennatlo., ttan It lIo Ind gono to some
respectable house. Sumo weeks ago Ao hap
p@oned @ 4tonnd. =. u has long beeu Lis habit Of
doinB. but a. tlIis Particular tuas he mas yery
wels = tixod," both III luor,ey aud in nhisky'
rue longer he bi'rse" thu tiger the moro le lost,
aud quit he would NIT until every conf In hi.
pockss Was gons. a. an cary hour IL lho morn
.as 10 caule ont oi tl!e place sul.ler but not
sEaln tho very next t.me liz gets a chaucue III.
pile amounted to about II, ,Dul, all Ut whIr} Io
lelt III the Aands OF tue llanGlna family.
ns' W; Mh: Maer s.h as sefy p!prsy who is
~+-A* NV AABAk Vu&ut AUtlhk $.}D IF thn
auiols,!t Lust was all that belonged t, lIuyh tho
rest belonged to LIS wife and lin Ao,l, nitoriiv
alter tue 1tH. the aon procured at warrnut from
Jussles sheridau's Court for tho arrest Of tI,a
whole crowd. Payment was delayed, sud bright
PROMISES wore held out to Walser 1aher unt,i
ho became, tired. aud finally ho resolved to ouJ
Tug 1as'ter by cheeksnAtiuK the IiAusius p,vb
With little buG. lie supprsrae,l
% tto warrant w long s!ulnhering in Justice bher.
lhans Office, OF WHICH tho llanklns Loys warn
we'll aware, and Immediately procured 4 nav
QUO tfola Justice lt,tchie, Of Hyde lark. Then
10 gathered around hiu CousIabIen MurnlY
ani olhie'l. hnl pounced do"n u tbs Hxnk.s
een a lato hour aio1'.i4y evening, and. after
ths ro"n and demanded rcs'asssiou lor Ms
1Ane1s tusres. and KaYa thu Lrothur. tie
eht'lce Ok sa1tiing tLsu and tAers or Uf
t Ing to tal IL dlt&4is, 4 Hougi4lipR
, 1875-08-25

DEATHS.


MfAS-At Hyde Park, Aug. a, Hesnle Williams
lu0nthk. W. "'sat Asea II
~, tonssa from Tho rrstdencs, corner Of Park and
enesluut aFsets, Today a " o'clock 4, III,
Devon, Engtand Mo4d.y, aug a. Isis. II IL s..,.
deGce OF hr. Alexander, ill3 SIats III tel s'''
Funeral WI take PlAcs to-day. l.sAya for ostvool
AttaHl, "A' Aa'ttsa 70
IL u E1cteF and Plymouth tEngland) papers please
TuRE1IAN-At 10 O'Clock D. m.. Arc. .. n,,.
aauRAtsr q Nlsu A. aud MAry .. Tur1man. aged
Not!cs Of funeral tomorrow
, 1875-08-25

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIcKEY'H orISiuy.
Comptroller Hayes yostorday 1cccyet. tl,o fol-
loving opinion from judge Diehey on tho lcgali-
ty OF lofyiug on personal property for tho COL
lection OF delinquent taxes OF real casa,o:
Tie Hon y. $. HaIes, Eutnptrpter. In rsn1x In
your communication lnur!nk ~ to tho up,aiI ;ares
isS'sd npon rsa' es,ate al eslecislIy 10 se awfu
has been ruturic delinquent BY tis Civ Co1rsIn
10 tbs County Collector, auswrs tha u NV u,n1ton
Tn1 .c sse 80 Es, Sat- i II !. asse q hs ey y
required, ulun tie receipt If his wl1r4u 10 Hiyo no.
e aT tss In nisr ths e1rat! u thirty a,s g. 10
havs flc 10 pay" That section rrpsIirs s,." that
., 1on ,hssstsr a" ay BE- e sal iery rr
'''' a,s r ri: . assssas saa e
1pon any property. real Or pcrsuual, tast such c.
luIueAs may hase or may thereafter acquire until
is,a .na . ~ co!is.toE Or ns oee may
IL se' II uage aa7} IL Is tf.yi.l,, t,at oyery pe,-
1o, ownipg real essate on ths lat os hay, it,. Aal e
la1tb lha al*o he lien the perennial tr>lerty II
III lsFsons o"ng tax fron aud aftrr tie delivery to
seized by tho Collector watAoyer fouui ann nd, .oIa If
10 asehaEse ths taxes ot tic owing ths sa1ne
q, hecs %ssnt - lug y, Isiie e. " 1otutn report
calle tas, aad tus thu pro ceilings Of the County C
!esos III obtaining Judgment against delinquent re.l
Bee. II cnacts that the City Collector sh.u Inv.
power to receive aa COLLECT aEy taxes mentIoncj In
cu If lsl1. ~ ~ "1@N PAL
annw u no statute fcrcaltns. modifying, or In any
manner serrsdihg .hc.e lFos;slnns of to Statute u
nee. q. tae uuuts y. owutrs ~ far nv known to A.
seaaota Or ehe board Of Equalization arc frirp to
~ entcrca by tho City Clerk III tho tax-w.rraut.
WHICH "a aterNatd. delivered 10 lho City Collector.
@ ahe TA5ran In lhs land" Of the City uoll iur ciothes
IN. WIN 70 sa1te iowtr as 10 thu personal pro,rtY
ol thosn "h',aH aius III hs warrant az pwsra n
ntHn@tly ~ taxed - would 10 conferred u;on Con-
san!e ~ ~ e1eHs1on paccd In bis hands aganAt tic
sAute Iatlfs Lis warrant M fn protectiun In thc
oinfer !cs'nR lts apparent also .at lie owners uf
pso*tty Afe hlso Liable to 10 aed by tho cy in nm A.
lion of AsnnA ial htlr .icl.nutrn. taxes. md s,r
snit nas IL ln..itu!o4 IN prultr caso ty sitachlrent
- - "t0os e@te<. l. LIRE Dckrr.
CbtlhAtl IL tie t,Crtmratttn