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The New York herald., 1876-09-28
g.sd ordip:y s Ne. rssspss i.7o' S.'':' gross aoc

good o!dn:ry se Net rssspss 7oe bsss gross. 2sc>
Cotton in good demand; middlins. ios lcr mid
ssps: bales k.pos. eSsa sssas ssassss sas Sales.
Stock, II, ,292.
e,s.ss GssS ss T'Sses .sss .s. ss. s
oss. Stock, go a7d
miaal"s io,s % io' good Ordinary Sss sss d s:s
Stock. lo.236.
-nss ;'s.sy @ ap p'as ssass s%sis
wheat :Si;s u: y =:
a. corn & sss
bushels Ss; c.p.s. si o7S Corn meal aac.s:os.-
sSsss SIS; .p.sa sis: $iadiias.. 80 Canal
Isis Zee fsssps.saisy 1000 bushels; iS%bs1 i7si ooo
shipmens-Fiour, 1900 bba
Lake recsips.-rIour s7s bills: corn ia2s5a bushels:
rssa 1877 ss.S, do k"s.s .s:s a s a:
barley 400 de-; re. 100 Cans. :Aip%:n':-Te sids
de- sias ss;as'
t9s ssls corn 81 rs son Bushels Sssss
Flour Is in ' f:i demand and nr% sales Sb Sn
ss:arss .': ss @ r.:
~: ss:se ':n'i:, :sss ss: S:,: In. :.s:
Is ss ss e $ ,s:.
changed sesds-Tmcthy only in fair demand At 81 rs
prices unchanged II ghwinesFsir trsdo inquiry - 81 10
81 II city made. Canal rcights firm and unchanged;
boatmen demand an advance Of 1zc per busheL
ToLxDo. Sept. 27, 1875.
Flour steady Wheat stcady demand fair No. white
Wabash 81 I4k; No white Michigan. 81 n; Nc do,
81 10; 81 20 amber Michigan spot ~ 10 Octo
Der. 81 i7s; No red winter 81 i4s; N.vembsr q i6:
No 81 OK; Dayton and Michigan 81 O9; rejected
rcd. s9hc; No amber Illinois 81 10. Corn quiet; high
mixed. spot, Soc October. 49s4c; low do, 4s5sc No.
white. 4elac grade, 4sc damaged. 46c. Oats dn;
No. held 3i4c. Michigan offered at 35asc. s5c bid
white rejected. 20c Rccepts350 bbls. four 61OO
bushels wheat, 25Ooo do corn, l2,0oO do. oats Ship
bbls. four 73 0O bushels wheat, 100 do
corn 5000 do. oats.
Flour steady and unchanged Wheat fairly active; No
spring, 81 Os4 cash; 81 o511 81 o5k Ocober 81 o5s
November No. do, 93c rejected 7ec Corn steady,
demand fair; No p lens cash 443c, October; 4s,Ss:
s374c, October Eye easie, az Ole Barley easier At
cash. Pork unsettled SIG 40 CASH $40 20 October
s+7a ASIA 80 al the year Lard unsettied AZ $40 IS
cash; $40 % $40 27k October; 80 27a, all tho
Bulk meats nominaily unchanged Whiskcy armsr at
81 90 Receipts-7,o0 bbls flour. 5000 bushels wheat
3l6, % do. corn 5000 do oats 1900 do Ss,OO
do barley, shipnenss55o 500 bOla Hour SO 900 bushels
wheat $4,000 do. corn, 23 900 do oats 765 do rye 5000
d. barley
The New York herald., 1876-09-28
REAL ESTATE.

At the Real Estate Exchange yesterday A. Bleeckc
& Son sold by order of the Supreme Court In fore
closure, Hamilton Odel referee, two lots, each 25i
on Fifth avenue, side, 100 feet north of Sixtyhth
street, to plaintiff for $50, 750
William Kennedy sold by order of tho Supreme
Court foi eclosuro J. NJ Levy, referee, lot rs
by 1oO bn Fifth avenue east sde 100 feet south Of
Ninety fourth street. to Mrs Coddington for $l3 600
Brahsms and wife to r. s1s oos
ks:ssr; .ssd sais and .s {, a..lS
and wife George F. l4,ooo
Cochran and others executors g. G. Beamsn 600
B. fynd 70 r. Conkin. 10000
18th s...ns. sso + '; b. a5xiosS; K Mahsi
2sss sSa .s a.s0.n0 % 8 81 F Madison av ais6;
D.nm.a Msssn s 10 a. 200 e. Of orsna .v as.io
sSsd ward; Psn.sr md VIE soF BrsF%sn; 4coa
'Usn and rS SS.S..d to TON X :.a -. ..... @ Nom
Ay kassss sas ws IT, to q
SD st. s.. los q J. Of 4tA av.. ioosxso; sseinway
1924 Ssns :s nc no s. HsT rs IT, iii .v.
Is. sa Asa ss = i.h assa j. e. snca
reisrse to B: 1900
S. NJ Morehouse, referee, to William Ns'on... i4eoa
sth av No 17o, years. A. McGowan to J. Walter 1900
MORrGAGE&
Buhr Nicholas and wife, to T. Schad, n q of Re-
treat esd ward) years ................ $50
g. OF 4h "v.: year auoa
as s. Of sssh It years - " 1000
aS 81 18th st.. wears 2oooa
oai" OF iss .v year eom
Compsny e. OF Madison av w. Of 4Ith st. year 1900
Same same Madison av., of 44th St 49, 10
W. Of 9Th sv Il year 5000
Of ssI St. and O. OF ay. yesrs...... 1900
av. T. Of Besessr; 2ooo
It, years. 500
Of Iireenwich ST. s. Of ane - years e.5oo
St. 3 . 80. 10000
st. q Of ssn av year. ......... 1000
ay and SssR st.; loouo
The New York herald., 1876-09-28
CLOSING PRIcxs-3 p. L.

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The following are The closing prices compared with
with those of yesterday
ADvAsoE-New York Central 4: Chicago and Al
ton. - Harlem, A Lake Shore, u Western
Union, q.
DsciNr.-Gold, u American Express. y; Adams.
n Union Pacific, /; Wabash, X; 81. Paul, \. do.
preferred, 7s; Rock Island. q Pacific Mail, s. Ohio
and Mississippi, "a; New York and New Haven, \
So5nwe1 common ar 3 "a So Jersey
trail, y Illinois Central, y; Hannibal and ST Joseph
preferred, l; Delaware and Hudson, Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, a: G., C., Z. and l., u; Az
lantic and Pacific preferred, "a.
The rest OF the market stationary
THE MONEY NARKRr.
Money on call closed easy AZ ~ and per cent No
change is recorded the discount market although II
is Doted that the inclined harden
quencc Of the greater activity commercial circles
The following are the rates or exchange New York
at the aforementioned cities to day .-savannah, \
discount; Cincinnati drm, par; New Orleans, CON-
mercia par, bank =; Chicago, IS discount;
ST. Louis, loo to 125 discount; Charleston
easy, q discount to par Foreign exchange was dun.
Prime sterling asking rates, ASS and 4s4S; selling
rates, Asa and ASH; Rcichmarks. 94ss a g44 and
p47s 95; cables, s5H; prime PARIS, 81 and 61sA4.
MARKEr.
Gold opened at 1l0, advanced to 1l0S and declined
II the close l097x. The borrowing rates were 2 2x
B. 81 and 4 per cent Loans were also made Nat and
At one per cent for carrying
OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK.
Gold balances 81 SO2, S23
currency osiances.-. Zloso3o
Gross ccarances. To- &C.,, 600
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds closed steady at the following
quotations limited states currency skies, 125A a
I20,l; do do, $751; registered 117ls l17G do. do,
do, coupon, ilsh 1ls5S; do. do, 1sC5, registered
1l3 l13k; do. do do, coupon 1l3 1l3A do, do,
do new, registered, l13t4 1l3h do, do, do,
coupon, 1l31z l13; do do, 1867, registered, I1o4
1161z; do do, do, coupon, 110A a 1l6k; do. do,
1865. registered, 1lss lls1s do. do, do coupon.
1ls1s llsx do. ien-foriics registered ll41l 1l4gs
do do, coupon, Il5h li5s.; do nves, 1881, regis
tered, lax 1147l; do. do, do, coupon, l14,<
1l4H; do. AIS, l11k 1l11.
The New York herald., 1876-09-28

1915 AND ll:30 A. M.
l17a Sl5oooO Us 5-2o. c '67 lIsi,
il3sa 1ObDO U : SIS. 'Si. Co.. Il472
ii0r 10000 do............ Ii45s
The New York herald., 1876-09-28
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

UALvxsroN. Sept 81, 1876
Cotton weak; middiing. 1O5sc: low middiing. lOc.
good ordinary. s4c Net receipts, 1907 bales; gross
ExportsCoastwsc, ,57o Sales l3.O0L Stock. 25,7s6
NEW OREnANs, Sept. ~, 1875.
Cotton easy; mlddiing, lokc; low niddlIng. loke 1
The New York herald., 1876-09-28
SEIZURE OF CIGARS.

Yesterday morning Inspectors Judd and Norrymors
seized at pier No. 3 North River 1,5oo cigars which
were attempted to DO smuggled ashore from the
steamer City of Vera Cruz, lying at tho above pier
, 1876-04-15
Su6uR BAN.
Nol1ptAMN,

A ueetlnR OF tho residents Of Woodlawn Haa
hold at the station building Thursday evening to
consider The intcresss OF tho town In Ecforcnco
to drainage, park improvements, ctc.
After dleounetnR tic most feasible method Of
dsa!nsge In Bixty-tlrd street:
E+4srrd l'nAt tho Town Of 1Iyie Park be requested
10 ealarpe aud Open The drain on Hi1trthi1d atrcet
from te railroad depot TO tho west 'no Vt tile South
Park.
Resofrtd. Thai Tho South Park Commissioners DO
requested to witoo deepen, and thoroughly o1en the
drain lrainE from Tho wet Of tho South Park, On
8i1ty-th!rt street. 10 the lake:
In relation to sidewalks and platform ut the
depot, tho following rcso!utionB woro adopted !:
Etsolr<d Tint tho Buard OF Traseea OF tho village
he requested TO 6rtr tbs proper otcer 10 reoye tho
rece tp tho sidewalk oil the south ktdo OF axIythird
street, in front Of tho SANDERS propcrtJ tho trees Oh
structlug tho walk 10 le great Inconvenience aud dan-
ger Of the passers-by. -.-.
Resoiptd Thss tha board cf Trusteea be requested
to repair ths sidewalk On Bt1tJtlsrh streat, from
Greenwood Avenu0 10 Stony 1slanl ayenle, tho walk
being III nany places IN very dangerous eond1toh+
Park mnttera Hcro t!on discussed. and tho
opinion WAS o1prcnsrti Tint tho Taxpayers OF tho
vicinity of the lower South Park had boon treat-
cd with neglect aud Indifference, thclr demands
met with spccioua promises On tho part Of tho
Commissioners. aud thc1z rlghttul olaims ag-
nored.
On motion. = committee Of tlvo wa6 appointed
to uait upon tho South Park Commissioners III
relation 10 the Erioyanccs complained Of, o. FOL
lows John Fitch, IaKuoa WndsWorth, George
". Brown, DR.. G. Trtnc, Q. II. Perry. hlr. X
Winne wna adhod to tho Committeo aB Chair.
, 1876-04-15
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Tho Cauasy Troaauror yesterday scat e1c0.o
to tho Rtase Treasurer, being portion Of tho
State tux gathered In this county.
The caao Of Honey. noticed yesterday ~ boing
cot tor trial, las been continued until tho sd Of
May, and tho prisoner released on bail In tho
amount OF $4,000.
Tho bonlsmen Of F. II. Rover. 4 Constable
In tho Town Of Lako. have asked to 10 oxcuscd.
The County Clerk yesterday sent him notice to
that effcct acoomnantcd by an intimation TINT It
would be to his intorest to furnish new bonds 1t
once.
Tho Grand Jury eave most Of its time yestor-
| day to the Investigation into South Town ahliFs
| Bsycrnl wltneAses wero examined but no concli.
| siou wns reached It is ptealcsed by several
| jurors however. that truo bllls will bo found
against Thornton, GEeeson. Evans, aaycrh po-
| licsmen, Phillips. and possibly Ryan.
Several OF tho employees Of tho County Clerks
Office we're yesterday myeser1ouBly engaged 10
addressing envelopes In tho basement Of the
building. They wers usug = directory for ad-
drcsacH and wore at work, apparently, without =
| knowledge OF what shoy wore doing. 1t Is very
certatn, and they said 40, That tho county could
not possibly derive my beaott from thelr lanofs'
Tho Tuonticth Ward judge Of election case,
10 which change Of venne TO Vim County AAa
bocn granted, is very important one. Tho no.
: ccaElty Of tho prosecution keeping their eyoa
opsn il Illustrated by tho fact that tue BhcrlI oi
TINT county was In the city yeatesday and the
| nIabt previous, which Ia vary unusual occur
rence, and In company with Agnes aud tho Cor
| cOrans.
The Turner forgery case camo to light again
in tho Criminal Court yesterday morning. on the
motlon of. Mr. DArnum to have It set FOR trial
Judge Moore raid l4o had had something to 1t
with the preparation Of sone Of the papers thai
would appear In tho case. hanca be folt d doll.
caoy in Undertaking TO hear It. The tsia! was
| get Tor tue asat Monday Ia blay. but who viii
preside is yat to be decided.
, 1876-04-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Emery h. 6torrs will lecture In tho Dime
Couree 1t tho Fourth Unitarian ChuEch Sunday
aveatng ata o'clock. Hubiect "The DUTY OF
the Ci.izen."
Mrs, II. Z. Ligstmors, Of Boston, wilt deltver
tho lecture Tomorrow afternoon IN the Sunday
course 1t btcCorm,ek Hall. Her aublact will ha
"suportnona Womon." Admission, ~ cents.
The ropldents Of tho West Division will 10
plcAecd 70 learn tho Chorus Choir OF the 6econd
Baptist Church will 9ivs smother old folks con-
cert At Union Park Congregational Church Tues
day evening. April Is.
The Brickmskors Association will hold a meet
inR st NJ. l09 Fifth avenue. this afternoon At
O'Clock, which Ill brieklnake1n. lnembeFH aua
poa-momberp, arc e1pected TO attend, there
bong important busiuess to 10 tfAueauted.
There will ha tnasa temperance sneetin8 an
der the auspices OF tho WomAn's Temperance
linton ip tho Uuon Park Congregational Church
sunday evening. Mas F. u. Willard will speak
bv re1ucst Oh Esesyhody's War." Several
churches OF tbs vicinity untto In aus service.
kAaTER aERYtcEa
The following Ia the order OF exercises ~ The
Esster sarYces ut Christ Church to-inorEoWi
Holo and chosus--"O, Coma Lat us Wor-
thip n,..............,........ saaeisaonI
Gloria I
70 peun, t1st!el
Jub11Ata. ?.
Hymn. n
% osssto1!@.S Qaoaaa II aaiu +Aoz.f
, 1876-04-15

syertat Dspdteh to Tho Chicago 1r7btne,
orrawA, Ont, April 14.--To-day, being Good
Friday, was generally obssrycd throughout ths
dominion as o holiday, snd business was entirely
ausparded.
Tho ice-jam on Nldeau ntycr, bolou tho st.
Patrick street bridge, hroke AMY this moruing.
A. portion Of tLe leo struck two houses aud cap-
sjxed them. Fcpces a!oug thu bnnk Of tho tlyor
wcso torn away. 1t il probable that tue bridge
itself will TO swept away a. soon a. tho Ice
aboyo nloyoH. II Is no badly damsged now that
crossing iu considered dangerous.
Thomas scatchBrl, memhaf for East hGiddio-
sox. a prominent Liberal politician, is daugsr-
ously Ill. 1lia physicians hayo given up all hupca
Of his recovery. ......-....
There is slight Improvement tn the lunbot
market this week. 4 few snsall Gales are ro-
ported It advanced lguros.
, 1876-04-15

ibjrn was 1ocordod. INT he couldn't tell Who tue
Secretary was that kort the minutes. MnnIs s,,n
uuderstood tho fanda "eEe ocRGsiifS. iSa e loan nd
r.; Trnst COMPANY, which ag.eed 70 p.y hiua 20 40
m,,sl' mai M inposiss. lis didn't think thoro vas
snr nrlion On tho part Of tue Cornm!ttec 20 hu-
tho1tao this Witness t1s1 he.a % PLY 9rsnrssn,ea. ~
sion lbs csr;tai was reduced and ~ aesesamons
~ t,rr cent made to meet the Impairment
wh1cl, ho paid. surrendered hts old ssoek' aao To-
ce!Yod full patd-up stock.
r~,. ,oxt aram,nod. 1Ie testified that he wRs
director, bnt neyet . suomber OF tue E1e9n'.so M
or Finance Committee. uo understood tao
Treasurer gavo satisfactory Gooas. W. ,S WV nfts
sharos s50U0. When It vas 1tst iasuod hc pad
20 nor cent, but surrendered aftoF tAo seosgen-
ization and recelved full.p ntock atter paying
the per cont assessment. Witnoss kne" u no
money should DO deposited bnt lie was present
when Rsnt.h made his tepos1s, and tho @ directors
undczatood where tho funds wore depoa'sea.
,ted.. CO.,, H. :; Fla a1ssN toasoa TINT ,,o "a,
tho rresidont Of tho Company, and supposed aa
vas q nlombps Of tho Board OF Directors whifn
President. In fact ho reooliecaed That no has'
oyon boon President Of tue Board Of Directors
lie WAS chosen President Of tho Company 5000
altar It's organisation, but ras'gnod to august, r.
1871. Wltnoes know ho dopositod bond tof
smith for afoo, 600 in the safe Of tho City Comp
trolcr but didn't remember over seeing u aEal,n.
Witness had q conversation month Or SIX WeeAs y
sgo with lie. uulbure, Formerly tho rresitlout OF
tic Company, ss to who weso tho su1oties nH!
| witness coYid not toll who taoy were. He didn't
rocolcct any action about designating rlsce -, "a
Hnsra of Directors aprointod committee tc
% examine into Tho fnnas. and report a. to thei, Y,
ptoper disposition. Tnnt Committee ropoltea, 4, s.
tha Dosrd, but he didn't remember s.p .a thss ins IN
board took my special action, nus ne 81 ~ ~ =" raI IN
tttos Tss ss 10 deposs Treasurer and n
Tan;s' aud to ,oat,iro or additional bond from th.
Treasurer. Wi.nesa first had t'fty sharos o.
stack. but Rftcrwards bad ten
trhia riosei tho examination and the meeting
! 1troka ILL.,
, 1876-04-15

An examination wna hold before Regiater Hib- |
ta,d yesterday OF tho Directors Of tho Rtaso Ju-
aurance Company, for tho purpose Of loayniug |
thn PARTICULARS OF the connection with that Gogu.
pspy and to discover whether they knew and
sanctioned the dsposislug OF the surplus fuuda J
with tho National Loan and Trust Company. u
bank with which George G. Smith. Treahuter oi
Tho Insurance Company WAS couneetcd Ir.
Cook, the Assignee, conducted tho c1hmtnAr
Aop, while 1leasts, Miller and Bmish appearea
on bebAtf Of the Directors.
rhs partea eu1nmonod at first objected 10 the
examination, on the ground That the asatuto
made no provision for such examinRtion tlat
they were not officers Of the State Insurance
Company aud that thoy had already been cram.
lpet. Tho AealBuea repliod that t1oy had nos
been examined ii this ulattes aud tue exa'nsoa-
tion proceeded without further objection .
ASsos !. nosg. .-z..
merchant, 1t Lake aud CLARK stEoets' former
Director at tha Company, Was t1rht e1sMlned.
lie testified that ho helped organize the Con1-
pauy, aud was i Director until the Company
broke. lie waB stockloldor also; hla stock
~As paid uni 20 pef scut ~ VA Rs.a wnen nc to
1c,lbod for $500 Of stock; III reorGaniz1nB ho
pnrrendered this, aud got new stock which wae
pail up, and that EaA tue Btock he waa tho
holder OF. le dsdn't know whssher the osher
Twenty-Five suarcB weEs ttanHfeEIad 70 him ~
Trustee for hlA bsotAe1, 0. H.. Mona tllIa WAS
nut paid up 1t first, but ha paid IL afterwards
with 4 uptu, the Directors having u12aB Al ~.
scssmeut when the Company was eeorganlzsd
Oh u u4.l-up basis. llo thought tho assessment
was per cant. lIo had no recollection that
auy question evor came before the Directors as
10 the place for depoBitluR tho fund.-; that
WAs lett with tho Fnauco mud Executive Com
n,itteea 10 tue boat Of h!s knorledgs. sha
funda wcre kept with the National Loan aud
Trust Company, with tie Directors knowledge,
but hu didn't know whether they oFdefod It os
nI1. Hu did not know whether tho athtG IT,
nurapco Comlany oyor received intasost On .ts
druosIts or not ueoreo O.. BmjsA Was the
Treasurer, but witness didn't kuow "aethaF ha
EsTe bond or not
OLIVER r. ruLLER.
Z Wholesale druEgist. WAS uo1t e1anneu, she
testified that hs bocame Director when ~.
Company MA organized, and remained 40 untl
after the frs. lie did nut rtmemoeE wlesher "
was ever on tho Finance OF Executive Commit
tce lie supposed bmtth 8aTe bond. but dlon'
know positively.
The Assignee read from tho minutes OF |
meeting Of the Executive COMMITTEES motion Q
q, +. Fuller dxiuK the amount OF the bond, AMI
Mr., Fuller said 10 supposed hs made the mo
tion but didn't Iecolleot 1t. Smith gave bont
before tbe Company Was prgautzed. but Hitnea
didn't remember tho amount Of thu bond. At
full meet!og OF tue Directors, after the seoEgsui
Eation. tAey provided for tue Investment Of tl
surplus funds in Government bonds. Keeping
cash balsncs Oh h2od for current expenses, Aut
= bank bAlsnes 10 pay loases. but Nitness G!da'
reeollaot positively What bank II Ha4. 70 th
tsst u bis betst. however, 1t sAs tue Gst!ona
, 1876-04-15

t{aI
Gu "an sns, .s,,, ~, nvnrc.,1nn ~ il,n
nioutn y. "aons' norn =. nbttlns, cyas n.xar are
80 .I,an ~ ti,n rhito haul nj oionunnco be
+. ra,rn..ntoa Il, sction, sddroaa1f,o an audi.
a,., .na si,nrs II ro,vnisiva oxntod look
both around Ills mouth and oJea which ono
rs.nr - iu I1h;ilina' fAcn II Ia rroyarblal
ti,.t ph11,in. Lads md cnmn,anls and varrns
~. ~ W.rro,h ~ nmotton. but bY q peraonsl
nn~sy rhich novar rcyhsin Amotion. liz leads
kv storm snn nj tv t,nra,1ahipn.
my nn thc nnnoattn cornfr. Tho catalogue
tciis u,' IL lin nor,rst Of Whittier,
,r lama lnortr As Mucu LIRE WHITTIER
m II DOES ike liz hrehb1slop OF Canterbury.
All i'm rtrnne activit1 of Whittier face ts left
ont Tho firo OF tbo cyce, and, indeed, tho
who1a con,ouf. ls ohapred Into something nav
and atrsnce,-a flat tanaenoss that ono noyor sAw
euuuestoi oyou, in Whittier, Aud shcso rmo por-
traiIs arc booked Tor ihe Centennial! willard
haa 4 hsad Of Charles Sumner which fB ptRisad
nwoak fsults. horoyor But IL was Chhr!ea
Enmnnr turned Into losf.es bnor. drink
luz EnRlishrnan, - strong. coatao. mora animal
summer than 1t is quito possibln TO conceive Of
Accent. Vut \ good mauy aocm to like It.
Tbillirs seemed 10 i,ko It. "Look NJ It, he
gaid, "from dit1eront point Of viow. Think
how 10 might hnya appeared after visit to
I,onrfotloH. where ba had boon out In The
woods aud folds"
Dut Ii was OF no uBo. I couldn't fancy Charles
Summers face fat, md rosy-brown. and sensual
lonktnr. md 10 from all notnts Of vlaw thtuk
It is mistake, though not i weak ono.
Norton had great picture " On tho Grand
Banks " hero, n1d Tom Robinson bad tomo
Bl1sep whose wpol waa vcry silllfulfy painted.
But one OF the ilncst pctnroa, aud tue largest
, 1876-04-15

Thn' boston correspondent Of tho New York
Euening fo.tpoufs goaas hot shot Into Tho ranks
Of tho DlAtno msn who are no busy in h1asaa-
chuaotta theso dsy1. Tho nomipAtton OF Mr.
Ulsiue. Say4 the correspondent. would evoke Ut
enthusiasm In Massachusetts, aud nsny sh1swd
men doubt whether he could carry tbs Btsta
ovor an average Democrat, and coneede that hs
could not WIN oYor Tiluen o. bayard
, 1876-04-15

DEATfI3. .......
1IEGERIOKsT-Apru II, Frank Hegethotst, known
ag Frank Schmidt.
F'uneral Sunday, April 16. to Graccland, from so4
West Twelfth.st., corner L0omls.
DARHEY-fu Hlue 1slaud.as., on tho 14th iassI
AEx Elizabeth Barney. rBct o: tbs Into Jaco5 uarney
formerly of tuis city, In thu esd year OF us tGe
Funeral 1t No., 38a h1calgan-ax.t ut 2:3o p. N.
S3tnrliAy.
~ Esstcm papers peaee copy.
LonD-At Fremont, Mob, April H. Of ncmbrantons
erour, Willis lord, 1s:, aGeA yesrs and mouths
grandson Of tho Ray. WiliB Lord D. D.
, 1876-04-15

Tho succnss and perfection IT tue "New viii.
COX 4 Gibbs Automatic allont Sowing Machine"
is atteBtcd by the fact that other sowing
companies uascrupulously borrow The language
of Its advertisements
, 1876-04-15

Whese to Get tho Best photographs.
Gentle, tho ItAan photographer, lo3 atstA AtEso IL
acknowledged to make tue best photographs. Lie has
The arseat ard btst operating studio In the city and
aud eastest Of CsaYons anu beautifully col.
cred photoRrsplg specially.
, 1876-04-15

tbe bour sboto-nhlned, wllcu, tho atroots arc
crowded With ehlldroD. a rc1otvor In tho handa
Of bov is more dangerous titan 1t Ia Ia tho
hands Of Tho average po'tcamsn. Somebody is
smnpoeed to patrof Carpenter street. and tue
n,losttou arisos, Wl,ors WAS lto Wo noe1
purgine On the West Side as we'll ~ youraelves.
F~3"-o ALufON,
, 1876-04-15

The Rooi h Bona' Mnslc Company 156 ssats atreet,
haso luat received through tha Chlcsgo cuatomlIoaae
four lar8s constgumeuts Of musical merchandise, COM
psisIng guota from Italy frauec, and Germany. and
embracing everything IN the l!ns OF ylons. flutes,
guitars, accordeous, b1ulos, band Instruments,
strings. etc.
, 1876-04-15
Cash on band Airil il1.......-......
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IEx1,hooEs. ro,,xa =,
Tho COMMITTEE on esn.t s,1d," "oo rcw bnots
70 the list IN use: ana ae@.nas u.sp.ass sua
books 10" in use IN lAyor 81 ay ,asa h tha
course Of stuuy was discontan,sca, Ino 'ePof3
WAS signed oy MessIH Me,em aa,u ado ~ II, m,
minority report Was pIdSennu . ~ te 81 ,as
G1fsn tuat .ne .nat - tin hoots AZ nro.nnt IN
,so wore ress'neo' "Gnsd p'aso in,ar ~ apG nteos .
etnnceu upon st'o LEY, DoEas a -. - o1
than othoea naaaaJ Roo ,u", ,at w t..r,
tho books now ~ nse hau 10y usnIoy 1stss
themselves % 111.an uuoes ~, o,ho,,,Ia H,.t III"
nor nag the ooasa Htea a,nsuo% ~, conre ~
Committee had not ye. a'scnnao1 ~ ~ 1,nrsno
Instruction nor th9 iss ot ~ Haes m ~ ~
ptovloua 20 repotHns aIl VI s;. ~ ,n,,in,.,t
1lr bn'lSao o!1esod .no iporS ..'t, H. n,,h'
to caca repoIs -! ~ th@ s,oo,s Psnr.
llshcFs Of nooKa hoW ~ ~ ~ n.orIsnna ..tt,
n'sh sbeni ht NpoIcSaie ln5o' \; sn.soI H., IN
tho .aao'u'1on oa Inc oo'1a pao''o A'S~' 1S'
l6mi ,,,,,.,, earn ,,,5 ovn, for
Tue fepotts ana a. ameuu'nons 9sa *e'' 'a'1 o'0 '''
noun uuuet .ue tt,s IT, c,,,;,tca nm srno,tcs
ar. oiGson, iron. ~ n,s 'ui,'' ',orn ns,i rni
l lsPoAscA oe~4" o'"0 "-...t.,;,,s : - t,,,,,
, 1876-04-15

Don't Sell Your Child
OF mortgage your house tor piano Of organ Waen
you can buy or rant QUO ths best Of terms at pson
4 ponctoy,s, 2al State street.
, 1876-04-15

There wilt be Z meeting Of tie Fourth Ward Cam
pa!gu Committee ii tbs Club heaa1nattera shts ofen
should ba prosent ~ important buslncss Ia to be It
tspled tn,
, 1876-04-15

Like "Quaker Guns"
artificial teeth Of lsa upe and easily dssseted
Taks caro- OF tho sesl ouoa. All you nscd Il fragrant
sotodons uso daily and your teeth vii! he tho ass
Of usturo,s giita 10 full you,
, 1876-04-15

The Third Ward Republican Club viii hold The
regular meeting this svening ut oc0 Wabash ssenne
u. O. QoLE, BerrGtary.
, 1876-04-15

FILTH MAHut
Thero vlt! 10 tneet!DK u tic Fifth Wart Reruo..
llcaus this evening II tho corner Of NcGsegor and
Hanover streets and aso At tho corner ot Beers attpet
eud Archer ayenuo. Good spesiezs will bo present 1t
bsth meetings.