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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-12-07

THE young people of Cave gulch have Or
ganized a dancing club. They meet at Con
RAIDS new hall every Saturday evening and
enjoy a few hours in health-giving amnse-
ment Of dancing. Outsiders are allowed to
attent, and are given full satisfaction, for the
small sum of one American dollar.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-12-07

Mr.. DAVID CARLYLE who was in from
Avalanche gulch last Monday, reports
times lively in that gulch. There are four
drains being run, and in some Of them good
prospects are being found. He says the
Hank Bros. are working excellent pay.
They get coarse gold and occasionally find
large nuggets.
The New York herald., 1876-10-10
A JAPANESE COLLECTION.

Al tho extensive rooms OF Messrs George A. Leavtt
Co., In Clinton Hail. there is now on exhibition one
OF the finest collections OF Japanese curiosities ever
brought 10 this country Mr. Monestaro Sato native OF
Japan is gentleman who imported these goods which
consist in part OF antique and modern lacquer enames
bron zes porceains and worries The nucleus Of tho
collection formed during tho recent revolution In
Japan, revolution that unsettled the very foundation
OF affairs In that ancient Empire and made merchan-
OF objects heretofore regarded as sacred-pseces
de lure In every sense which the stranger could not,
and the humber citizen presumed not. 10 possess
The collection sremarkablc for the amount Of antique
gold lacquer work in every shape, but chiefly in the
form OF small objects for ladies' and articles worn
III. persons OF the wealthy daimos, or carried by
attendants for their when abroad. These consist
Of perfume boxes, boxes cabinets containing the
implements for playing the Games Of Perfumes"
letter despatch boxes "Inros' or medicine boxes.
picnic boxes, lunch boxes &c. The superiority OF the
work is not to BIO questioned. Samples OF the work
now exhibition, especially tho rare gold lacquer Is
by means OF easy acquisition IN Japan There they
very and dear, and continue To grow so
more and more. The catalogue OF these japanese
''euros' embraces about forty pages, and
some OF the most interesting articles there.
in are number Of best gold. .lacquercd
boxes containing tho complete instruments for playing
tho game OF perfume perfect gems OF art I'm
peral boxes best gold lacquer with the rycoons crest
about twelve inches square and deep; incense boxes,
very fine old gold lacquer, with designs OF Chinese
boys at play; large caDincts OF different designs,
heavy silver mounlings, folding doors above draw
below, Ichly decorated ladies' toilet cases very
Gno OLD black lacquer, inlad with gold, &c. old
daimo despatch boxes with crests, cord ana tassel
heavy gold lacquer, with inaid work on avanturine
ground also daimo lunch boxes, similarly decorated;
ivory vases lscQucred stand the decorations con-
sistng peacocks pines and birds tho wing, done
in raised gold aud yiacrc, the very finest Oriental
lacquer work; somehow lacquer boxes, manufactured
OF the finest cnnaber exquisitey and deeply carved
IN purely Oriental taste, and perfect gems; Koto
bronze vases, with tripping support on Hat bot
tom, the oval section elaboratey decorated with bas
reel subjects OF birds oil prey aud game covers sur
mounted BY hawk and serpent: two mammoth sh!ppo
cosomo enamel plate tho largest ever made, enam.
elled on bottom aud back; diameter, thrty-elyht
inches There is nothing as colossal in the Centen-
nal Exhibition at Phadelphial
Besides these thcre vast numbers OF rare Ivory
figures, bronzes inaid with silver elaboratcly worked
silk 1re screens silk and spangled Japanese dresses,
silver hagree necklaces &c Tue collection will DO
open for exhibition this evening and sold by Mossrs
Lcavtt to morrow afternoon and the days following.
The New York herald., 1876-10-10
HOBOKEN'S BROKEN BANK.

A meeting Of tho committee appointed by tho do.
positors of the swlndng Hoboken Homestead and
Banking Association held last night at the otto
Cottage HOTEL In conversation subsequently with cx
Alderman Frinken, of the committee, he said TO
HKRALD reporter:-"Mr. Michael Sanford, Of Jersey
City, the receiver appointed has not put In any appear
ance yet and imagine his reason for alb
sentng himself not sending us word. Tomorrow
tho committee will consult Chancellor Runyon the
subject We shall also obtain tho services of an
countant Meanwhile. owing to the receivers ab-
sencc, tho safe OF tho bank may have been guttcd
by some OF the officials who have tho place.
A great many poor people have been vicmized. We
are going to investigate tho matter to the bottom,
however rotten IL may be. IL iE not true that Mr..
Spielman has away, for saw him at his house,
but explanations he gavo were far from being
satisfactory" In conversation with gentleman In
Washington street. and former deposItor, he said
~ recently publicly nsultcd, in Heses saloon. the
manager, Mr. Spieman, and called him a rascal to his
face, and he made no reply. The institution used 10
lend money ut exorbtant rates OF interest "A Mr..
Babcock OF No 500 Br0omc street, did business with
Mr. Spienan for the latter sold mortgage OF mine to
him. l believe that Mr. Spiclman has bcen selling
of the morlgaged wines Of his bankrupt son-in
law Tor his own PROFIT Spieman has property
his own name. hear that lie will be arrested In all
probability for incorporation OF money.
TO morrow evening there will probably bo interesting
dov TO
The New York herald., 1876-10-10
CLEARED.

Steamer Dakota tBr Price. Liverpool via Queenstown
Williams A Guion.
steamer yineland, Bowen. Baltimore-wm Darell.
Steamer Maynower. Davidson, PhiladelphiaJas as Hand
Ste amer Francona. Bragg Portland-J Ames
Ship Ihiorva Orr. Graham. London-Jas Edmision
BARK Iiebe tNorl Olsen, Adelaide and sydney-Asier
Qucrcau
bark Psruana Br), Crombie. Liverpool-Chas Wright
a Co.
Bark Agnes LNor), Foss. Bristol, E-Louis Tetens
Bark Castelar, Nor, Lund Cork or Falmouth for orders
Punch. Edye Co.
Bark Belle Aveniro Cta, Deaadres, Queenstown Fall
mouth for Benham h Boycscn
bark Capt Pssor Dahl (Nor, johnson, ch,
BARK Raxnhiid (Nor,. Jackson RotterdamFunch. Edye
4 Co.
BARK Sirrah (Nor), Haivorsen. Hayrc-C Tobias 20.
Bark Joseph Baker. Rydor, Montevdco John Norton
bark Sam shepherd (Br. Evans, ceniuegos-Jos N
Aver
BARK Elisa Bsrss tBr). vesey. Hamilton Bermuda)-A
Tucker.
Bnrk Christina Redman. Redman. Boston, II wnches-
ter d Co. -
Brig Baissr oin, Georgetown. Grand caymah, wI-0
Vessels -
sebr Annie A Booth. Baylss So Domingo CityJ De RI
vera 4 Go.
sshr W II Card. ross. DISQUALIFICATION Ran
The New York herald., 1876-10-10
FOREIGN PORTS.

BERMUDA, Sept 27-Arrived. bark Agl (B1, hin, New
York
Sailed Oct T. schr Burdett Hart Brooks Fernandina
In port uct brigs Excelsior fl;rl, Mayor from Now
York. arrived Sept ~. Tor wtg ch ange wind; Con-
quest tBr Minnes from Norfolk Berbice wig orders
from h. me.
CoSsTAxTISorLE, Sept --Arrived. steamer King Ar
thur Br, Cowell. New Haven tand sailed for Mes
sinai.
CsrrE, Oct 5-Arivcd. brig Kossack, Smith. Now YORK.
thy, New York.
CARR HArri Sept 20-In port schrs L b Wharton Bush
New York. just arrived: ANNE Whiting. Fox,
Carr Whiting. from Wilmington. NJ (see Miscellany.
(BrJ. Lamont Glasgow for Montreal.
Liverpool.
PApASG July 3i-Arrved, bark Laura Burnhsm, Phil
lips, Cardiff.
PoR MuLGaAvK. Oct 5-Passed, bark Usage (Br, Nc
Donald. from Glasgow for Pictou Delaware Break
Picrou. Ms, Oct 3Clearsd, sehr Lahaina, Houghton,
Boston,
ST john. NB Oct 5-ccarod brig Victoria (Br, Prouet
uuelvn
TARR.GoSA, Sept 22Arrved. schr Thos Ball. Ryder.
Barcelona Tor Malaga TO load for New York.
TuRKs ISLAND. Sept 23-ln brig Helen (B Furbush
for Boston same day
YAaxourn Ns sept 2sArryed, schrs A Hatfield lBr,.
Hatfield New YORK; tand cleared for Pnrstoro) 29th
Bertha Fellows smith, do land cleared Oct for Hills.
Suth, brig Mary Gardner Br), Perry Bermuda
DC, ?. schr Clara Jane, Pike. Now York.
The New York herald., 1876-10-10
OVERBURDENED TAXPAYERS.

Attention has been frequently directed in the
HERALD the extraordinary proceedings tho Board
of Frceholders at Jersey CITY since the election Of
director at large That official claims that the law
vests him with absolute power, exccp. in q few
tri,ng points, and he often sets At naught the
tire proceedings of the Board by policy OF
neither approving nor disapproving Creditors
OF the county have not been able to obtain
payment of their claims through his caprice, and
whole crop OF suits IL springing up against the
county which will cost tho taxpayers thousands OF
dollars The first OF these suits, brought by John H.
Morrison commenced in the Circuit Court yester.
day. County Clerk Braun took speedier course by
applying ior o mandamus TO compel tho director TO
sign his claim, and the recusant official Immediately
yielded. The business of the county IS meanwhile
Qreaily retarded
The New York herald., 1876-10-10
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER Cry or Arsrs. from New York. is ashore at
Galveston. WIN probably be gotten of.
srsAsKR DoxISIoS tBr Clements in leaving Yarmouth,
~ At low water ngn Of sh ns, Tor sos,on struck her
BRIG JOHANNA EMILE fGeri from Ssvanilla (vs Aspin
wall where sue put in in distress. TOR Falmouth. f. put
H. and los. ibooom and par, Of her deekhous
Se mas been ieskng and win probably have 10 dschsrye
BRIG JORGE tFr Napoleon from Laeuna for MarseiIies
with ogwocd struck Molssses Reef Oct on and
sunk NO lives were lost.
few a,o sf0 % With coal a, been raised and
wharf She Is very badly damaged. and will be in
running order again.
scnR ANNIE wnrSo dragged ashore At Cape Haytien in
hurricane 49, and by the schr Nellie Carr
which stoys in her bow badly Otherwise came on without
GEo HAUB. from San Francisco Sept 20 for Sal
Cees struck ON rock Point Keves and returned
dock for repairs.
scHR KrspusKr.c from Bangor for New Haven. carried
for repairs.
age sustained by collision with sch Light of Home in
INK Newport. proceeded on her voyage
CuARLxsroS Oct THE bark Zeiland nr). has
the arine railway and examined. ts found that the
heavy manganese ore has strained the vessel but
mended vii be in seaworthy condition and can carry her
cargo TO its destination.
NORFOLK Oct T-rhe steamer Resolute Is aow cnkaged
in getting of the schooner Grace Van Dussn
ashore three miles east Of ocraeoks snsnom.e
night with small raft Of timber from the Mary A Holt
afISmser sasen ont OF the o ana loaded .choons
Capacity She has pumped with tho steam pump
or thirty and will come of the hrst fair tide
Tho schooner Beta Captain Wilson, progressing favor
ably in recovering the OF iron from schooner Milton
sunk OIL Sewe Point before raising her with the ponoons
and bringing her 10 this port. .
Capt Chss l. Nelson employed by the Baker Wrecking
Company good In getting oh the 3mased
tchr Anna Barker ashore 10 miles Of Cape Henry aud
expects to noat her the first good tide With little sea-
NHwBURYPoRT. Oct 7-Seamcn that the seer
Lucy May. which sailed from this for Philadelphia on
SATURDAY, obliged send Boston FOR hsr
snrnuilprsc--At rhomaston. samuel Watts 4 Co. and
Edward Ellis Brien have each laid tic keel in their ship
yards tor 2oOO ship Joseph Hit the master builder
ior Watts Co. and ermon Benner tor Mr. o Brens ship
At Waidoboro. Me. Edwin O Clark will commence
work large ship, to be completed next SO oasou.
The New York herald., 1876-10-10
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. Oct s-Arrvsd. steamer vadorland (Bslg).
Rxndle. Philadelpha.
Sailed 9th ship Timour Robbins United statss; bark
Livingstone (for), New York.
AYR, Oct 7-Saled, brig Ismyr fBr), Evans. United
States.
BELrAsr Oct 7-ssod. ship otago (Br. Gullisou, Phia
delphia.
BREMEN, Oct s-Anived. ship INLAND Ger. Jansen, Bal
tmorc.
Sailed 9th. ships Thomson. Thomson. United States
sth, Magdalene Ger. Hencke. New York.
BORDEAUX Oct 7-Salod bark Riato (Br), Lindsu. Uni
ted States.
CALCUTTA SIN port ship British Envoy (Br),
art, from Liverpool. loading for New York.
CARDIFF. Oct 9-Sailed, ship Hattie rapley, Smith,
Montevideo.
DEAL, Oct s-Arrved, ship Annie Bngay (BT. Bond
Philadelphia TOR Bremen; bark Antares Ger) Albrscht
New York for Elsinore.
DuSKlRK, Oct 7-saied, ship WIN McGilvsry Nicksls
United States: bark Dartmouth (br) Raymond do
GLKSARM Qreland) Oct 9Arrived brig Pedro, Jarkey,
Miramichi.
GExoA-Arrved. bsrks Papa Luigi QtsD. Di Bsrtolo
New York; Jas Borland. Stephens on, do.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 9sailed, ships Eureka. Mnot United
States: Kate Prince Hamilton. Hampton Roads; bark Ar
zona Berry, Baltimore.
Returned 9th, bark Hscyon Hardic for United States
tsec below.
LONDON, 9-Arved. barks VIM Bowen (Br). Randall,
Bull River, So Charlie Hickman tBr) Bishop. Philade
phia.
Frda Nor). Rasmussen, do.
LONDONDERRY Oct 9-Arrived bark sampo (Rus), Stein
man, Baltimore.
LrcuoRS, octs-saied bark Nachiaveil ItaD ,Marssca
New York.
NEwRy Oct 7-Anived bark Orient (Rus) Melberg. Bal
tmore.
oPoRro Sept 29-Saed brig Medina (Br). virgs United
States.
PLYMOUTH Oct 7-Arrved. bark Florence (Br). Beynon
Bull River SC 9th, steamer Sueva Ger, Fransen, New
York or Hamburg.
PALKnxo-A Arrived. bark Floreila, Craig Now York.
QUEENSTOWN Oct 9--Arrived. bark Lila utaD. Pcasso,
Baltimore.
Also arrived 9th City Of Richmond Br) Brooks
New York for Liverpooi Pcnnsylvanis Harris Philads
phia FOR DO (and proceeded.
kIGA. Oct 5-Arrived, brig Or wtte (Ger) Zeplin New
York.
ST HrLxsA-Arrivod ship Chas IL soushard Beastie Ma
dras for Hsyrc (sec below.
srscAroRs-Arrived. bark stiilman Allen Taylor Now
castle. Nsw
Sailed, bark Robt Morrison (Br,. Davies New York.
TexEL, Oct 7-Ssled, park yanads (Nor), Larsen New
Orleans.
YARMOUTH Oct 7-saied, bark Burnside, Smith, United
States.
LONDON, Oct 9-The American bark Hacyon Capt
srdie which sailed from Liverpool Sept 20 for the
United States has returnod having damaged by col
sion with another vcssel
Tho American ship Chas Southard Capt Beattio from
Madras July ~ for Havrc has arrived 81 Helena eaky
VIII partially discharge.
The Russian bark msar, from London United Stsses
has coidcd at Grsvesend and Is badly damaged
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYHxAp, Oct 9. PM-wiud wSw, blowing gale.
PLrxourn Oct o. PA-wind wsw.
The New York herald., 1876-10-10
FIRES.
An ELEVATOR, A CHURCH AND SEVERAL orHxR
BUILDINGS BURNED.

AN ELEVATOR, CHURCH AND SEVERAL oTHxR
BUILDINGS BURNED.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. o. 1876.
A nre broke out early tnis morning IN the elevator
OF OTIS Il York, on River street. Tho building and
contents were entirely destroyed Tho building occu-
pied by the Michigan Central Steamboat ne the Rail-
road Hotel and several frame buildings occupied by
saloons were also burned. The origin OF the fire
known The loss OF Otis York on tho buildings 10
about $4,000; insured for t35,0oo. Tho loss on
grain &C.. about sS5c The loss OF the Michigan
central limo tho buildings is $25, ,o00 ani on the
contents $l5, 900; uninsured. The loss on the other
buildings and contents about $4,000 Tho Coopera-
tive Stove Company also lose about 900 on stoves
stored IN the elevator, on which there was no insur
During the progress OF the nrc on River street nre
broke out In The Second Presoytoran church on Su-
pcrior street, between Erie street and the Public
square, The building was almost entirely destroyed.
The loss is about $4,000; insured It's supposed
that the church caught fire from sparks from the es
vator IRE
The New York herald., 1876-10-10
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
xftcu WArrn
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 9, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
RYPoRrxp BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERAL
wHIrKsroSK TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsroSk TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer He,vetia (Br, Pearcc Liverpool Sept % and
ss H. ys .n,dss mss and psssnse to
mdse and passengers to JAS W Quintard Co.
ma.s .s'%sa tn Syas Co @ns "''S''' ~ uA'' WIN
Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion
steamer adinr colburn Philadelphia with the
to order vessel 10 Parfer Passed Gibraltar Aug 70
Bark Jane Adeline. Lindsay. Laguayra With mdso TO
mo i days with sugar Moses Taylor Co;
Brig Florence Br ramis cardenas IL days. with sugar
and uoasses to jules sazarac Coz vessel to Miranda
sehr Clara Bergen, Dayton. Lisbon 20 days. with salt
schr oliver Jameson Campbell. Richmond, Va:
schr = II kirk. Robinson; Virginia
Schr Edmond Post Rustn squan Beach, with cotton &c
from wreck OF bark Magtaisnn.
aBark Gltncr tNor). which anchored in the lower
bay came up o the city IN 9Th.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Neptune. Berry. Boston for New York.
Steamer City OF New Bedford. Fish. New Bedordfor New
steamer oals.ea. Walden. Providence tor New YORK,
schr caroline keuzle. steeman. Malle for New York.
ssT % ssss os rev New
schr Hero Kelly Norwich Tor New York
Schr VIM Mayo, Whitaker, Newport Tor New York.
Schr Veto. Thorndike, Thomaston for New York.
schr Atlantic. knowlton. Providence Tor New York.
Schr Lizzie RAYMOND. Raymond, Conpectcut River for
New York.
schr Mary Arnold. Arnold. New Haven for Baltimore.
Schr A % Cohen. Brown. Providence for New FORK.
schr Ann J L.ushin, smith salem for New iorA
Schr 4 Flower Hubbard. Providence for Now York.
Schr sarah Buckley. buckley. Wesport tor New York.
Schr uxzcile, Jones, Sayviile tor New York
schr John Hurst. Cook Providence Tor New York
schr sophia Bchrananu, Behrarann. Newport for New
YORK
schr Tuns Bodnc Baker. Providence for New YORK.
Schr : q Pinkham, Pinkham. Boothbay tor New York.
Schr Horace Moody. Williams Boston tor New YORK.
Schr Johu Creed. Curtis, NorwHik Tor New York.
schr amos uoyt. Lyons, N.w Haven tor New York.
schr Alta V Colo, Mitchell. Boston for New York
BOUND EAST
Steamer Franconia Bragg. New York forPortand.
Schr r smith. smith, Port johnson tor Providence.
schr Merwin. Bunce. Amboy Tor Providence
Schr Lucy Colwell Philadelphia Tor Portland
schr clio Chilcott, Fullerton. New YORK tor Boston
schr Canary, Brown, Hoboken Tor Boston.
schr Reading RR No IS. Ticc. Amboy Tor New Haven.
Schr Bcile Seaman. Steclman. AmDoy for Hartford.
schr h Arculnrus. Lord. Rondout tor Boston.
schr Tempest. Lacey, Trenton Tor bridgeport
Schr barbara Jones, Amboy Tor New Bedford.
schr Sarah Fscouer Wilson, Port johnson for Provi
dence
schr Constitution. Young. Rondout for Boston.
Schr willard Philips, Hsw kins. Rondout for Boston.
Schr lieurietta, Willard, Ambvy Tor Middetown.
Schr Waller Hall, Toleman. Rondout or Bath.
The New York herald., 1876-10-10
TO-DAY'S CUBAN ANNIVERSARY.

To-day is the eighth anniversary Of the Cuban war
OF independence and the occasion will be celebrated in
this city by requiem at eight O'Clock this morn
ing at ST. stephens church, IN Twcntycehth street,
where Father McGynn win. at the request OF many
Cuban ladies' In this city, celebrate requiem Tor
the souls the Cuban patriots who have gwen their
lives for their country The church choir have, may
be mentioned volunteered their services for the
sion. AZ the Cuban Protestant Church OF Santiago,
situated at No. 30 West Twenty second street. near
Fifth avenue. ''rc Deum will be sung at noon.
der tho direction OF Senor Agramonte, after which
appropriate the viii be preached by
the Rcv. Joaquin de Palma No other public meetings
arc announced TO take place.
The New York herald., 1876-10-10
AMERICAN PORTS.

APPONAUG Oct 7-Arrived. schr John A Grifin Poster,
Philadelphia
BOSTON. Oct 7-Arnvsd, steamer China (Br. Gill; Law
erpoo.
Cleared-stcamer Seminole. Matthews ssvsnnah; schrs
Maggie j Chadwick, Norris Baltimore; CHARLES K Ray
mcnd Kelly, rhadeiphia; Harry Wilton. RICH, do.
9Th Arrived steamers General Whitney, Hatlett New
York; Norman, Nickcrson, Philadelphia; William Law
renee fowes, BALTIMORE: barks tBr, Curry Rossro
Mary Ridcout CB Gibson. Buenos Ayrcs schrs Hannah
shubert King. aud Rebecca Carter Tomlin. Philade-
phis.
Charles Higgins Mclntosh, Qvnavss; vrgina, Bssrss
The New York herald., 1876-10-10
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.

Tho sixty-third anniversary OF the Grand Com.
mandery OF Knights TcmpIar Of the State Of New
York will bo held in the Asylum, Masonic Hall, Twen
ty-third street, corner Of SIKH avenue, Tuesday
morning. the 10th inst, az ten O'Clock The headquar
ters OF the Grand Commandery viii be ut the Hotel
brunswick, Filth avenue, corner OF Twenty-sixth
street, where the Grand 0fhccrs Will az Lino
O'Clock The annual address will be deliver~A ~ Gen.
aral Roome. Grand Commander.
The New York herald., 1876-10-10
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shipmasters informed
that teiegraphing the HERALD London Bureau, ad
dressing Bennett No. 46 Fleet street, London" to the
Paris Office, addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de rOpera
Paris the arrivals at and departures from European and
Eastern ports American all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will be cabed to this
country free of charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Med
ports will find the Paris Office tho econom
cal and expeditions for telesraphing
The New York herald., 1876-10-10
YELLOW FEVER.

SAVANNAH Oct 9, 1875
Tho total number Of interments to-day was twenty
two, OF whicn fifteen were from yellow fever Five
OF the latter colored persons.
Ira W. Burt, the signal officer here, who passed
through the yellow fever epidemic at Memphis, died
TO day
Francis Borst the cook OF bark Maria Carolina
(Spanishb bound to Acadia, died to-day.
The New York herald., 1876-10-10
NEW YORK CAB COMPANY.

In accordance with resolution passed by the CON-
missioners appointed BY the Secretary OF State TO
organize the New York Cab Company, the subscrip-
ton books will be continued open at the banking house
vcrmIye Co., Nos l6 and Is Nassau street, until
tho 18th inst unless the iu amount vi subscrpt
should be previously received.
The New York herald., 1876-10-10
BROOKLYN FINANCES.

Yesterday Comptroller Powell sent In his annual
report to the Common Council The debt OF the city
December 81, 1875. amounted to $685. 469. 900 Tho
amount of the debt at the present time S43 600 100
Bonds issued during tho year tor work on the
Hampstead Reservoir amounting to $75 000 for
extension and distribution, $780, 000 and Tor she
plction OF the East River Bridge 81, O00, 600 Tho
premium the sale OF Brook yn city bonds during
year to $l92 600 The total OF the city
are $50. bO2. .G52 IS.
The New York herald., 1876-10-10
SPOKEN.

Bark Waldo Estes from Boston for Queenstown. Oct s.
lat III 80. Ion 81.
Brig Redowa from New York for Kingston. Ja Sept 2S
lat 30 "a Ion 81 20. :
Brig Eva Parker (3n, Slocomb from Stottn FOR New
York, Sept 49, lat 46 -. lon Is -.
The New York herald., 1876-10-10
OTHER FIRES.

nre occurred on Sunday night at Pine Blum, Ark.
Three business blocks were entirely consumed.
Tho store of II. r. Morris. in wurtsboro, Sullivan
county, New York. was fred by incendiary on Sun
day night Tho loss s 50, 900; insurance 50 O0o One
thousand dollars worth OF goods were saved.
,. H. Coolidge's chair shop, NJ Westminster, AasA,
was burned on Saturday. Loss $4,000; insurance
$4,000.
The New York herald., 1876-10-10
THE NAIL SERVICE SUFFERING PROM THE
SICKNESS OF AGENTS.

.,
The Superintendent OF Railway Mail Service In re-
cspt OF Information to-day that agents
on tho Savannah and Live Oak limo down with
yellow fever leaving only two agents to keep up the
postal business tho southcry and north western ap-
proachcs TO Savannah. The local superintendent re-
ports having ordered two agents IRON other Georgia
routes to take these places, and adds.The force in
the Savannah Office Is reduced by sickness that ts
furnish assistance. 1t Is impossible to get SUBJ
sttutcs ut Savannah TO get them elsewhere TO run
on lines ccntcring ~ Savannah"
The New York herald., 1876-10-10

"Certainly ! did. All brokers who took the paper
from knew who Mr.. Alexander Burgess was."
Name theu." I"
.Browa punning and Bogart"
Amy other personsf"
II can't recolect any al this moment"
"Did you INFORM any purchaser OF this paper who
Alexander Burgess WASP
~ only knew the brokers' and, therefore, could not
inform the purchasers; believe did not know per-
sonally single holder, 10 the best OF my recoiec-
ton"
The proceedings were here adjourned until to-mor-