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OROPOsALs FOR FURNITURE.

Proposals will be received by the under
signed up to II o'c ock noon of Friday, July
l4th. 1876. for supplying the following chool
furniture. more or less. as the Building Com
mittee may eloct:
Fifty-iour grammar school double desks
and six rear seats for the same.
Eighty -one secondary scho ol double desks
and nine rear seats for the same.
Eigf ty- one primary school double desks
and nine rear seats for the same,
All to be Of we'll seasoned ash, with folding
slat seats and solid board backs. They must
have s'rong iron frames and be OF the same
size as those now IN use at No. Is School, cor
ner Third and Harrison streets, and must in
all respects, pass inspection and be approved
by the Blu lding Committee before being ac-
cepted, The contractor to guarantee to have
them all delivered In the school building on
Walnut street between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth streets, and fastened in position on thu
not later than the I'D day of August next en-.
suing n his own risk and cost
The coTmitiee reserva the right to reject
any or all bids. HENRY ECKLL.
Chairman.
jyll-it 80
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DOVER CONFERENCE ACCIDENTAL
meeting of the trustees was held on
wednesday afternoon, at which the
bids for the rebuilding the Conference
Academy were considered: The fol-
lowing proposals were received: Burns
u Murphy, $29.S00, allowances to be
made for all old material used. Fishs
er u Boskman, S2S, 600, allowances to
be deducted for old material used. T.
W. Ferris & Bro, $4,000, without
allowance for old material used. 9th
er contracts Tor certain portions were
received. Fisher g. Bockman were
awarded the contract at $2S, 900, with
a fixed allowance of $4,000 for old
material, which will reduce the con-
tract price to $4,000.
Heating and ventilation were not
considered.
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A BILL FOR BRICKS.
A Ltttlo Disc ussiOn in Council AbOut
PurchasinR Rig hts Of Com mmltlees.

Purchasing Rights Of Committees.
In the City Council, last night, tn,
Street Committee, in reporting upon q
bill from the WILMINGTON Hand Brio K
Manufacturing Co., $62020, made
reduction of 8252, for bricks whic h
had been furnished after the order f, pr
them had been ceuntermanded.
Mr.. VIM. Candy inquired why Il le
bill had been reduced, and read an ,r-
der signed by the Street Commission er
for $4,000 bricks, to be delivered on
William street.
Mr.. McMenamin replied that af ter
this order had been sent, and bef' ,re
the bricks had been delivered, he ad
sent Mr.. Springer out to counterma nd
the order.
Mr.. Farrell inquired if CONT &C,
had been awarded to the Company fol
furnishing the 10000 bricks for VIII icl
they had sent in bill of 5
Mr.. McMenamin replied that no | BRO
posals had been asked for, aud the
bricks had just been ordered from the
Company.
Mr.. Farrell read an ordinance p ro-
viding that in the performance of W ORR
upon the street the Street Commissi ion
er had no authority to expend, for ma
terial. more than $50 in quarter. ant
this only by instructions of the ST. rec
| Committe.
Mr.. Paynter also spoke in referenc t,
the matter, and that the giving ou, ot
large orders for materials, by the ch air
men of committees, without ask inf
proposals, was becoming too pre- va
lent. He would like to have this m at
ter looked into further before / III,
committees report on the Brick Co n
pany's bill was adopted.
After some further discussion b,
report of the committee, on motion oi
Mr.. VIM. Candy, was recommitted, j N
order that the bill might be furth el
considered and reported upon at IL le
next meeting.
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OVERCOME BY THE HEAT.-Yesterda
afternoon, Thomas Knott, residing at
sta and Tatnall, Sts., was so affected by
the heat while coming from the depot,
that he became insensible on reaching
his home. During the night he was very
i'll, but this morning his condition was
greatly improved.
At the p, w. & B. R. r. depot, at $50
o'clock last evening, Commodore Bache,
OF the National Light House Board, was
overcome by the heat and prostrated.-
He was taken into Barry's store, where
after the application of the usual restor-
atives, he recovered.
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DIED,

HAYES-0n the 18th inst. Margaret Hayes
AGED 66 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from her late residence. No. 42S East Fourth
street, on Saturday afternoon. at 3 o'clock,
without further notice. To proceed to Will
mington and Brsndywine cemetery. Services
at the house at half past2.
DNDERW0OD.-On Wednesday evening.
July 18th, Edith K, only child of G. B. and
u. X. Underwood, aged weeks and days
The relatives and friends of ,he family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence Of her grand parents, No.
122S French street. on FRIDAY afternoon next
az o'clock. lbterment lt Wilmington and
Brandywine cemetery,
Gently she is sleeping
She has breathed her last
While we on earth are weeppg
She to hears en- has pa Fed
Gently we must leave her,
Aud bid a long farewell,
But she has gone-let US prepare
That we all in heaven may.
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TAX PAYERS. TAKE NOTICE,

CITY AND SCHOOL TAX FOR 1875.
The und ersigned Receivers of Taxes for the
city OF Wilmington. will be a.
No 10 EAST SIXTH STREET.
between Market and X ing streets, on and af-
ter the first cay of July, 1876. between the
hours OF and II in the morning and from 2
ceiving taxes.
On all taxes paid during the month of July
there will be deduction of five cents on eve
~ dollar, and all taxes paid on or after the
day of September, shall be payable without
deduction or addition as aforesaid, and all
taxes unpaid on the day next after the first
Tuesday of September shall be increased by
tho addition OF five per centum on the amount
thereof EDMUND PROVOST.
Receiver Northern District, Including all
north ofSixth street. WI
EDWARD FARMAR,
Receiver Southern District [includipe all
south of Sixth street. jy6-tf
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scarcity of Chang e.

WASHINGTON, July 13.--The scarcity of
small change will lie relieved in a few
days. The House to-day agreed to tho
conference report on the Silver bill,
which provides for the issue of $40 ,OOO, 900
in subsidiary silver coin in exchange for
legal tenders, and provides for the ad-
ditional coinage of s20,0OO,0O0, or So
much as will take the place Of all out
standing fractional currency. The Sen
ate will pass the bill as framed by the
conference in a day or two and the silver
will be paid out as soon as the President
signs it. Their aree complaints fromthc
West of great scarcity Of small change.
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NolIcl'.
MAYORS 0FEIcE. CRY BALL,

uTy ., ISTD.
Az the request Of the Board of Health the
Mayor calls attention to the following ordi-
nance;
1T shall not b, lawful for any person to
cleanse or cause to be cleanse ed any privy we'll
IN this city during The months of July and
August unless such privy well shall have be en-
cleaosed withio two months previously. with
out haying first obtained fir, IN the Secret tary
the same to be done. for which he shall pay to
the Secretary for the use of the city the sum
Of two, dollars, and every person 20 offending
shall be guilty of a common nuisance, and
imposed by the NJ yor." -
jy6-I6t w. G. WHITELEY, Mayor.
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The Frontier.

DOUBT AND UNCERTAINTY AT THE REL
CLOUD AND SPOTTED TAIL AGENCIES.
OMAHA, July 13.-Recent dispatches
from the Red Cloud and Spotted Tail
Agencies state that affairs there are
very uncertain, owing to the news
OF Clusters defeat. The Interior De.
partnent is issuing nothing but corn
and flour. having failed on beef en-
tirely,. Scouting parties have been
Withdrawn from the road between .the
agency and the bridge on the Sidney
route. There is still one company at
the bridge. The commanding officer
at Robinson thinks The necessities of
the case demand a company at the
post. 1t is not probable that the In.
dians will make trouble at the agen-
cies, as that is their only place of re-
fuge in case they are whipped.
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THIRD EDITION.
The NesU Reservoir.

An Ordinance Authorizing the Borrowing
OF $4,000 for continuing Work presented
to Council.
At the meeting of City Council last even ing
the Law Con mittee, in response to the reso-
luton offered by Mr.. Pyle at the last me ct
ing. resented an ordinance providing fer the
raising of funds with which to continue work
on the new reservoir.
The ordnance. after setting forth in its pre-
amoie the condition of the reservoir and the
necessity ior the early completion of one of
the conpartm ents, provides;
mat the Finance Committee be authorised
a5n and & are hereby directed to borrow the sum of
S5ovoo en- the credit of the city for the com
pletion OF the northern compartment of the
ool Spring reservoir. '
M. VIM, M. Candy stated that the ordi-
nance mad been prepared in obedience to the
request OF Council, He did not wish To com
NIT himself to its support, as he believed the
ordinance was illegal.
ljourned meeting to- night, and be referred tn
| the Law Committee. W
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NOTICES.

NO TICE-1he members OF the committee
~ appointed at the Democratic County
Meet ing held at New Cattle on Saturday.
May 9th. to revise the Rules of the Demo-
cratf party Of New Castle county. are re.
gIes' Ted to IN set at the tfice Of william G
Mhf teley in the City Hall. in Wilmington, on
Wei nesday. the 10th day of July. at 10 O'Clock
&. Ia. WILLIAM DEAN
NATHANIEL WILLIAMS,
JOHN OBYRNE.
W. q. WHITELEY.
0fthe Committee.
, v lmingtop, Del, July Is, lST6-tm
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STRAY UP.4IFS.

The City Council will meet in an ad-
journed session this evening.
Cheap fare-Tlckets for Omaha are
now being sold by the Penn. r. r. Co
for $27.7s.
The order OF the American Union held
a closing session at the Masonic Temple
last evening, and adjourned.
This,week's DeJdwayc Gazette contains
a report of the grand ratification meet
ing and other interesting matters.
Before Commissioners Smith, yester-
day, Capt. Henry Hudson, charged with
smuggling, was held in $1,000 bail for ap
pearance at the next u. S. Court
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NEWSPAPERS
OF THE
STATES,

5erippiete list of American Newsnaners.
ftaus more than eignt thonsand With q
in u, correct TO date, of ali towns and
|flca," nieh @ Newspapers are puSl sb, d !:
No,u anu statistical sketches Of the
n wuTIspaper Establishments illus.
kipaI I'm M numerous engrayings of The
insi ii;Mspaper buildings. book OF 30S
ess for tor issued ISL Mailed, postpaid. TO any nv
sRIs1 rS%I SIH: Apply Enclosing price, to
1oN. CaniaGNf OF THE NEWSPAPER pa
pnerlcan NnInlal Grounds. Philade phia.
|iistrn.,d. de"s Company. N. Y, Euerv
'"' "' jyll -2taw4w
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Mrs. Jefferies, wife
Of DR.. E. Jefferis, dentist, died suddenly,
this morning, about o'clock. She had
been slightly unwell for several days,
and this morning. on coming out of her
room, she fell in the hallway. Her
daughter, hearing the fall, ran to her as
slstance, but she died Immediately
Deputy Coroner r. Groves, Jr., held an
inquest, and the jury rendered a verdict
of death from appoplexy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
me GREAT DlSCOVERY.l

!, EUNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF
\. For the cure OF weak stomach gener-
&bihty indigestion. disease OF the nervous
m, constipation. actdity OF the atomach,
all cases requiring a ionic.
e v inc includes the most agreeable and
ent salt OF Iron we possess: Citrate of
letic oxide, combined with the most en-
ic OF vegetable tOnics-Yellow Peru
Bark.
effect in many cases OF debility, loss O
Ute. and general prostration, of an Ell
Salt OF Iron combined with our valuable
,, is most happy. 1t auements the appe
kaises the pulse, takes on muscular fab-
ss, removes the pallor of debility, and
1orid vlgor TO the countenance.
you want something to strengthen you
Fon want good appetite? Do you want
nlld up your constitutions Do you want
Pei welly Do you want to get rid of ner-
bnesss Do You want energy? Do you
10 sjeep well? Do you want brisk and
pious feelings! hyou do, try kunkers
{hls truly valuable ten,c has been SO thor
yhly tested by all classes OF the commune
That 1t is now deemed indispensable as a
PIC medicine. 1t costs but little. purifies
blood and gives tone to the stomach, rem
Rtes the system and prolongs life. E
zee 81 per bottle. X T.. KUNKEI, Sole
pprietoi. Philadelphia, Pa. Ask your
|gg'st for Knkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron, and
e no other n AXE. Sold only in 81 bottles.
4others are counterfeit SO beware OF them.
Tape W0rni.
4ntrely removed with purely vegetable
Qlclhe, passing from the system alive. No
5pniil the head passes. Come and refer
ptien.s treated. DIR. Il. +. KUNEkL, No.
@foith Ninth ST.. Philadelphia Advice
~ seat. Pin and Stomach Worms also re-
!4td. Ask your aruegist for KCNKEL's
IN SYRUP. Price, q l.er bottle. Send
}lrculaT, msylddwlm
uie's hiiracuiOtEs siRre for sOrnH
2 +ng'Hh remcdy OF great popularity,
'ing oorns without pain.
T.. BliINGHURST Il CO.,
Apothccaries,
corner SIXTH and Market street
ZINE Rail Scissors
ALd hlralgnt, Nail Brushes, Hand
~ es, Aau flles, Nail Polishers, etc, k9l
L. BtlNGuURST Il CO.,
Lcrner Sixth and Market streets.
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BUREAU NOTICE,

DEGISTRY BUREAU NOTICE.
Az
All property holders within the city who
have not had their property registered. are
respectfully requested to present TO this Of
fce correct description of their property.
A copy of the Registry Law and blank
forms for the deccrlptien of property will be
furnished on application AZ this office.
All deeds. csnveya ances, OF transfers OF Real
Estate made after July 18th, 1874. must be
entered in this office before they are sent to
New Castle to be recorded,
NJ. C. CONWELL,
Chief Engine eer and Surveyor,
mar2stf Tenth and King Streets.
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NOTICE-A meeting of the Trustees of he
~ Poor for New Castle county, will be held
July, 1876. at 10 o'clock n. m Those having
bills against the institution will please hand
them t, the Commissioner for their hundred,
or the Treasurer. JOHN w. EVANS.
iy12-tm CIe,k
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BETTER LUCKY esterday the
Quicksteps developed some of their
real ability, and by good playing de.
1eated the crack Mountain City club,
OF Altoona, Pa, by score of 10 to O.
Ihis afternoon they play the Neshan
nocks, of New Castle, Pa. a team
which is said to be unusually strong.
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A ISPRING STorPED.-The excellent
spring on Monroe street, above Seventh,
was completely inundated by the rain,
yesterday, and the:pipe STOPPED. 1t will
be several days before it is again in good
condition.
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TEE LoANs.-At the 10lst monthly
meeting of Star Loan, last night, $2O0o
sold at per cent premium, $500 at },
and $500 at :.
At the S9tn monthly meeting Of the
Young Mems Loan Association, last
night. $500 sold at 24z, and 500 at IS.
Withdrawn shares to the amount of s567
were paid off
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How Grant is Afrected by the He.,

now Grant is Affected by the Heat.
WASHINGTON, July 13.-Those who
have business with the President say
that he suffers terribly from the effects
OF the heated term, and he can hardly
walk, the warm weather has so en-
feebled him. On mentioning this to
member Of the House, the Congress
man said that the temperature of the
House was at least ten degrees higher
than in the Executive Mansion. '.Y es''
said the President, Il wish it was fifty
degrees higher SO you would be com.
PEELED to adjourn. #,"-..
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PERSONALS. r. Ball, the well>
known paper hanger, of this city,
started last night on summer trip.
He viii go as far az Omaha, Nebraska,
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Ron't Read This!

pr those newiy. WY married people, OF either
ms over Ssooohtemplating Soo marriage. Ii
securejv :o ~ Isges- Hound in cloth
a Co, Iocl l'Ieu leu for 10 cents. Address.
LUX BOX 1885, Saratopa. n
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NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS.
1NThe undersigned give notice that the State
county and Poor Tax for the var 1876. is now
due. and they will be found at their office.
No 6lS Market street, until the first of July,
for the purpose of receiving the same. And
from July lst to September lst they will be
at NO. ~ East 9Th street during the day
~All delinquent tax payers for 1875, are
requested to call and settle their taxes (im-
mediately) without further notice or their
property will be advertised for sale.
JOS L. CARPENTER, JR,
A. GIVEN,
my22-tf Collectors.
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT CITY TAX
IN PAYERS. FOR lS7h

NOTICE TO DELINQUENT CITY TAX
IN PAYERS, FOR 1875.
The undersigned having given notice and
called time and again on delinquent tax-pay.
ers; and having on the 18th day of June set.
tied with tho City Financ ce Committee, for 1875
as required by law. now give notice to the
few delinquents still on the books that they
must call Immediately and pay their taxes fol
the past year. and thus save cost and trouble.
once No: 10 East Sixth street, between
Market and King. =
Hours from A. NJ. to 10 NJ, from to and
10 s p. NJ.
E. PROVOST,
Collector for y. District.
Z. FARMER,
june15tf Collector for S District
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r,,o.cinl and Commercial.

WILMINGTON. Del. July u. 1875.
..,ss, stocR quotations furnifned ~
X Robinson & Co.. NE. Cor. 4sh and MAY
\ atreet. Wilmingtc0. Del. at P. NJ. TO-
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DIR. GALLAGER.
DEN NTIST.
NO. 8 East Fifth Street,

NS' Q AsSsC AAtn 0CASot'
Attends to all, curative operations on the
Teeth in the most careful and delicate u,any
ner. Extracting Teeth without pain by the
use of Gas or Ether, a speciality. Over twenty
i've years experience with both ether and
gas. api6'I6t
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ANOTHER NARROW ESCAPE.
HOUSES AND TREES STRUCK.

The House house of Joshua Taggart
No. 22O French street. was struck by
lightning, which tore the cornice from
the south east corner. but did no fur,
ther damage. The house is four stories
high, and the family, being on the
lower floor, did not feel the shock, and
were not aware until after the storm
that the house had been struck.
A tree in front of A. d. Vandever's
store, No. 100 Z. Fourth street, was
struck and stripped of two large
limbs.
A chimney was struck at house on
Shallcross Avenue, at Harrison street,
and a tree at Eighth and Rodney
streets was torn down.
The culvert at Richardson's woods,
on the Wilmington & Western X. r ,
sunk about six inches, owing TO the
rain:
A horse valued at $500, belonging to
e. M. Fuller, was struck and killed by
lightning, at Crum Lynne.
Anthony Holtons barn about mile
from Pennsgrove, N. j., was struck
by lightning and burned, together
with all its contents.
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WILMINGTON. Del. Ju y ~, 1876.
o,a,iors al tie Brandywine Mills tor
! and 9rain-Corrccted Daily.
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vi lmingtop, Del, July Is, iS76. :.
, 1876-06-13

approached .1ohneon ran, bnt WAS pursued and
nsrnuc rho thtrf ansi property wcrs taken to tic
Ing shop nt / 10 Twenty second atrcct.
Fred H. Rove. wt,n was appointed 70 A nine
tho cnnnty Commissioners. WAS lodged IN lilo
Atmoty iart evening rnon complaint q \: Weber,
Mn on.S ssis" sssass ia @ ard 'o"'
bn!fly dceomnorcd bnds Of a rnnn was fomnI!
yesterday a!tcrnonn IN Cafks clip, at the foot Of
iobcy street, and from ccrtaln MATHS It T. sup
kwede. who has hcnn missing since ice. m The
botly waa taken to tho Sforguc. whcre thu Coroner
will hold tho Inquest to.tlnJ.
Anfrcw i. Walker. m alleged tnw5rr, located IN
Niccr tnhi!nr. on Dearborn street. waS arrested
yesterday afternoon nj the instance of C. 4. Reed,
y the interest ct c.nln M sesT!ns women wlo work
exhibiting himself at Tic Windows Of tis room.
Tho house Of John Il. Wilson, colorcd barber,
On state street, han long been rnepFeted nsn
teesise scot, a area rh VIII reareS S. wsrrant M
roanced down upon tue plnce. and fonn' napkins,
IND ehf "ts' w.6s @s" s e
In tow mil anchored ut thu Artnnry.
supt. Hickey wlaked At tho ''hots star. yentcr.
day. anu lnst evohlng the police magnatcs and
NJ %1sa:c! u clss S%n a9 e So @ se a
sss' Nst Fsss fsiaaS a a s%Se en!y G
III Clark .trert, .Davli Oakes and ". il. Leonard;
,SS ,sS:h Sis5 ;ssk:sa, = WsSsao1 iIc Mss,s
Ernos|,s. Y < j. TT E iisi' Il ssSs So Is
the wc.s Division, Capt Eli. made q raid II thsc
sp sn et pn N M' ssa g. M:G1 s: ''t stres No a a
l91sed fourteen inmates in the atntion. Nearly
Of tools 4al several iay outs were aito cartnsel
, 1876-06-13
THE COUNTY BUILDING,

Tomorrow will 10 arralgnmeut day In the crimi.
nal Court
The contested election case sgainst Commission.
ers Cleary, Comfy. and Mulloy Was yesterday ds.
missed In thu County Court
II. F. Tuley has bcen retained By state's-At:or.
ncy Heed to asaist in tho prosecution Of periolat
and tho Indicted County Commissioners.
Judge ltogers will coma 10 the Criminal Court At
the beginning Of tic July term. lie rent word to
tho State's Attorney yesterday that no Jury would
w called for The August term.
Judge Moore yesterday, In sentencing pr1e.
oner, remarked that hs hnh NO right under to law
to send any que to the County jail for longer
!he city itslewe fof ono year, Hcrrtofo.a II i,as
been rule ia ths Cfl,nlnaI Court u sentence lhs
most OF such Cases to thu Jail. xnd tho cunBu-
QucHce haa been t1 crowd that iustftutans, aEd
make It place for tho Rurturing VI crime. Judge
Moore lus quletly made u serious innovation gu
the old practice during hs turn, and ths jail. ~
result II comparatively deserted.
Nrssrs 6wctt and Hmlth hava been retained to
defend the Indicted County Commissioner. Mr.
hsctt Appeared in Court yesterday and asked that
the !lnt foF tbs tnlictcd parties to plead DO cx.
tended owing to The ahaence Of his associate, who
was attending tho Cincinnati Convention. Thv
marking u the time that the extension would not
ba understood ~ interfering with tho trial on the
25th. II il believed by many that tho t1tcnslUn
waH asked for 10 other purpose than to RiYe the
counsel further tinle 10 consider the prop5joty pf
saYessl Of their clients pleading guilty.
THx COUNTY BOAHp.
Tbs regular weekly meestng Of ths County Board
, 1876-06-13
ADJUSTMENTS



Tom Taylor's '.Oyerlanl Route" was presented
at this theatre last Night Under the management Of
Mr.. O'Ncil and Mr.. Crane. The play hnt not
been given In thh city before, VIC beovc since the
days OF the fatnous old Museum OH RaNdolpl.
atscct, when Dillon. and LeMoync, and olhcr
fnyorttc actors. here to represent the eccentric
characters. Subet{tntea for them cannot easily bo
provided, and to say that Mr. O'Nu |, Mr. Crane,
and Miss Hawthorne hare produced the play In II
,nanncr which does not suffer by comparison with
its frat representations IL 10 award them high
praise. The support Is not always smooth and even,
but the deficiencies are not painful. The
piece is full Of amtia'nE Incidents and witty dia-
ogno; 1t Is not remarkable for Akfllful dcllnrution
Of character Or strong situatlonn. The want Of
succcss In the drawing of character 10 more nppar
cnt tlan It othervfRe would be Dn account Of the
unusual number nf eccentric pessonngcs tho MI.
nltke In their general features, and NC have to
which wo would i,rufcr To sce exhibited by action
on tllu stage. T1!c main notion OF the pny ad-
rancrs slowly anti lRborlously. II IL incumbezcd
by d host of independent inclenta whct, ont J
serve 10 drcrt' and anlike In thclr own right.
hut this n,rihod of writing plays, how
ever inartIrlic, l,aa Its charms for M
audience; md ,.we Imagine thu average mar,
ahl woman will enjoy Ills hnu tent!nlcnta Of
UNe tho comicaltics Of Crane. the pretty nirs
Ut Miss Hawthorne, anil the birtgrlng Of Mr. Soy
muur uultu as we'll in ''1hc OycElnnd Route" ~ II
Tam 1aylor l1d written the play On thc Moat up
proved pattern, and put ticah and blood into It.