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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-18

He, therefore who charges that the people
bear greater burdens from the ordinary
expenses of their Government under this
Republican Administration than under
any other, has not n shadow of truth 10
stand upon or under Those expenses
have been less for each individual under thiS
than under any administration that had
preceded it since 1900.
The Democratic papers and orators have
fairly groaned under the burden of
charges that this Republican Administers.
ton has been waSteful, corrupt and de-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-18

faulters IN the collection and disbursement
Of the public moneys; Their charges are
another table prepared from the same
Treasury books ,rOf facts and figures that
will not lie, which shows every dollar lost
by defalcaiion under each administrator
from George Washington to Ulysses s
Grant, both in the collection and disburse.
ment of every dollar of the public money
since the beginning of the Government
The table shows the loss on every Al GOO
under each administration
Washington. .. 81 ~ Harrison & Tyler ~ an
John Adams. ...... : 50 Polk
Jefferson. .......... 75Taylor & Fillmore. 10
Madison. .......... 10 Pierce. ......,.... s.
Mon oe;........ IS Bechao an....... 81
j. O. Adams. 39 incoln ... "a
Jackson ......... SO Johnson .... 81
Van Buren,. II 71lGrant. ........... "a
Thus it will be seen that figures which
cannot be mystified or falsifed by politi-
clans, disclose the fact, from which there
is no escape in the cry of extravaganza or
corruption that the Administration of Gen.
Grant has collected and disbursed the
public moneys with less loss on the dollar.
though with many millions more passing
through its hands, than any other admin.
istration the Government has ever had.
| desire to bring the Republican party to
another test in this connection. If YOU
compare the loss on every 81 900 of all the
public money collected prior to 1861, when
the Republican party came into power,
and the figures show it to be as $l.09 70
"a cents. So, too on all the money dis
bursed, the comparison will be, prior to
1861, $S.47 since 1861, IS cents.
And thus vanishes, also, the charge that
Republican officials are defaulters and
MASTERS of public money.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-18

\ BLIND tramp was restored to sight
at Erie, Pa. by thorough washing
administered III the alms-houSe.
The New York herald., 1876-09-04
DIED.

ABBorr.--ou Saturday, September 2, Mrs. ELizABKTn,
widow of James Abbott, In her 9th year.
Funeral from the residence OF bcr son, 303 West 22d
ST., Tuesday, September b, nj one H. NJ
BARNES. --On Sunday, september 3, ELY H., OF
the late James Barnes, IN the 23d year Of his age.
Relatives and fricnis Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the unera from bis late residence,
l47 West 25d St, on Tuesday, September 3, at half
past two A. ".
Boccs--On Sunday. September o, JosnpH THOMAS
BosGs OF Simon and Ella Boges, alter severe III
Funeral takes place at late residence 1I2 West 85th
st., on Tuesday, September 8, 1876, at one O'Clock
y. NJ Relatives aud friends are invited TO attend.
CLARgE.-Suddcny, on Friday, 1st inst, WILLIE H.,
ony OF Joseph d. and Adeiia Clarke, In the 10Th
year OF his age.
grandfather, James G. Jacobus. are respectfully IN
vi,cd attend the iunerai from the residence OF his
parents. 13s Wavericy place, ON Monday September T.
CnKw.-On Sunday morning, September 3. at No. l47
Elliott ace Brooklyn, LOUISA wiaow OF Robert Chew,
IN the o5th year OF her age
Relatives ana friends are invited to attend the funeral
services at ST. Luke's church, Clinton av., between
Fulton and Atlantic avs on Wednesday. 9th inst, ut
two 7. NJ. Iniernent in Greenwood Cemetery.
DocXsrADER-On Saturday, september 2, GEORGE
A.. infant son OF Theodore G. and Ella l.. Docksader
Funeral services on sionday, 4th inst, at eleven A.
NJ, al 32S West 4Gth IT.
DosovAxAi Elizabeth, n. j., September ., after
short iuess JoHS DONOVAN, aged SO years. native OF
Roscaroerry. county Cork, Ireland
Relatives aud friends and those OF his brother-in-
law, Joseph Hanon, are respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral, on Monday September T. from New Jersey
Central Railroad depot foot OF Liberty st.. halt
twelve 7. NJ. from thence to Calvary Cemetery.
DokR.--At HIS country residence. Lenox, Mass, on
Friday, September l. GEORGE b. DoRR. aged 20 years
FORREST In Brooklyn on Saturday, September z
JoHs Il. FORREST, In his 27th year
Relatives ana friends respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral, Tuesday morning. the 5th inst. at
bapast nine O'Clock, irVm the residence OF his
mother, 80 Prince ST. thence TO the Church of Our
Lady OF Mercy where a solemn high mass OF requiem
will be offered up for the rcpose OF
FoKREsTgR- -Of Brights disease FANNIE Fo.REsrEa
second daughter OF Charles ana Mary Jane Forester
Funeral services at her parents residence, $50
Henry ST., Tuesday evening, 9th Inst. at seven
O'Clock Relatives and friends respectfully invited
10 attend.
HAScE.-On Sunday morning, at Rumson, N. j.,
RoBERr H. HAxcE, IN the 18Th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO
attend his funeral at his late residence. Runson, j.,
ON Tuesday, september D, at one O'Clock
HA.JEs-On sunday, September 3, HERMAN HAR-
JEs, IN hs 44th year
Notice OF funeral hereafter
HorsoS.- P.ermont, ou Sunday morning, Soptem-
bcr g. after lingering ilness ELixAsKTs \, daughter
| Of James - Hopson, ~ "
The New York herald., 1876-09-04
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Sept 2. 1875
COCO oGausy Ss ep s Sse EnpS ess
wise, Il3. Sales ds3 stock. 6,27'
Cotton quiet: middlug. lie. low middrg, Ioi,c
good ordinary esc Net receipts. 81 bales Sales 7oo
MoBLr Sept =, 1876.
sooa srdnarg @ Net rsesps ss 50 Sse
Exports coaswise, 40 sales. 90 Stock 4,ais
Cotton in fair demand: middling 10 L -oc low mddng
l5i6c good ordinary i5lGc Net receipts, GAG bales
cnAnrrsres, Sept. 2. 1919.
Cotton firm and in good demand; midding, losic; low
Sss. Sales, Is sS ssoeA s,iS5 ''' '''ep'' 90
wILMIssTos. G.. Sept l. 1879.
Spirits .urpentine firm at sc Rosin firm at 81 i2a or
strained Tar steady at 81 30
Flour unchanged; sale. 1900 bbls. Wheat steady:
sales OF No Miwaaxes cle q " 2pi new extra White M
ola 81 % Corn u9shsasea ss:es Of no grade az 5c
ensanssd nss Iass lumber
L $500, feet Canal s'iPments,ILumber, 72soo ieet
BUFFALO, N. y. Sept 2, 1870
Lake recepts-Flour I.sio sbls corn 5000 bushels;
Flour 1900 bbis; wheat IL 400 bushels corn sco do
S %ss.i gG e as DO ssre, os esna i
points, nothing Railroad shpments.fionr, 100 oos:
Sasy SO d. s o Grain aeas on Ere and
S Ss sa'ss.i
whsa, 70 New iors sssS corn; s.e n "mSsr "a PINE to
100 higher r,oui steady; sale. ico OsIs price, IN.
ssAs'Sa So Sa Gs.s ss,'s
at 81 IT, Corn-Prme No. = Western in demand at 4sc:
sales 0)O bushels. by sample at 4sc loOD do. No at
4jc Kansas 5xc Oats egleced. all stock
ia white Ohio in lots, quoted at Sc ye
Nothing doing Barley inactive. Walt nominally at Doc
seeds-rmohy sales Tor the week - 20
quoted at III 10 81 clover nominal medium, -; large
20. Highwines unchanged little doing Pork-Mess and
short sis; clear, SO Lara-Tieces kettle rendered.
lie pressed. lie small packages Kegs and tubs lc
higher Hams-Urcanvasscd Ift,c: shoulders, Sc
Ike canvassed &c higher Beef tongues 81 per dozen
Ham and bacon scarce and In good demand.
TOLEDO Sept. 2, 1876
Flour steady Wheat steady; No. wnite Wabash, 81 IS;
No. do. "a 0s1s extra white Michigan held Mt 81 10.
81 IL: No 2do 81 Vta: No red winter. 81 ~; No.
Go. 81 IL: No. red. II o.; do. Dayton and Michigan
Si O35s; rejected red, s9c Corn frm high mixed isc
October. t0c low do. 463xc grade 4uc damaged.
1sc. Ale. Oats hrm; NO. .. &c. do white 3415c.;
Michigan held ut 3-hsc 32Ac- offered Keceipts-5UOuU
bushels wheat. 1000 do com, $1,000 do. oats. ship
ments LOO bba Hour 1000 bushels wheat. 1000 do.
corn. 12.OuO do. oats
CHICAGO. Sept 2. 1876
Flour dull. Wheat active and a shade higher: No
Chicago spring. Yc. cash September vJc. October
No. Chicago SPRING s2e rejected. tJc Corn fairy
tive ana shade higher No at 43.c cash. i3i Oc-
tobcr. Oats steady at Sic. cash. SIG. October.
Rye inactive. Barley inactive and lower 7sc.
very heavy Si5 55 cash $1t - all the Lard du.
lower 80 90 80 20 cash. 50 80 October 8, rs
all year Bulk steady aud ged Whiskey
81 o. keceipsflour, 300 bois wheat 2sOOO bushels.
1910 40 oats, $1,000 rye, 1000 do; barley,
1900 do. Shipments-Fiour, 5000 bbls. wheat 800
bushe corn. 1881 QUO do oats $4,000 do; 200 do;
barley, LOO do.
The New York herald., 1876-09-04
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAvAHA. Sept. = 1870
Sugar-The market Is very hrm but que owing to an In
creased scarcity Ia good dry auates Nos ~ TO u uten
Standard Sa VA reals arobe Nos 10 to 70 Dutch
standard l4 reals nol4sses sugars, Nos to TO- at
"a reals concentrated sugars tar TO good quality "a
muscovado nominal centrifugal sugars. NOS
ii TO lJ In boxes "a 10 rcas. do In hhd~ U'a ivs
reals Stock IN warehouse at Havana and Aatanzss iO
boxes 1870 hhds Receipts of the week. l.OoO
boxes aud 5oU nhd exports during tho week 1900 boxes
and 800 hhs. including 1888 boxes and 5000 hhds 10
the United staes Bacon Sfs $40 per ew Butter $40
90 per quntai for superior American Flour 50 80
bb for American. Jcrked beef 20 10 Yer arrobc-
hams. s53 s57 quintsl tor sugar cured American.
Lard kegs st2 $50 ouintal: In tins s.7 S4o
Potatoes 81 per bbl Wax ye'iow, slo 90 VII per ar
rooe; white, s2i 81 honey- None here. onions
None here. Coal OIL In tins ieas per gallon Lumber
nomnal; pitch pIns. $50 s5s per N. srooks
nomnsL freights sIs dull and rates lover loading =,
81 25 per hid. OF sugar - 5oa IS; per nhd Of oas
g o3 26 Leading pors he Rorth soass ontsids
The New York herald., 1876-09-04
MISPLACED CONFIDENCE.

Some time ago Charles Lutz, Of No 303 Forsyth
street, became boarder In the home of Jacob Blake
man, of No. 2S5 East Twentythrd street, and soon
gained the confidence OF the whole family. Things
progressed smoothly until the lIth OF last August
VIII IN an which shattered tho confidence
In Lutz ed him his true aspect. The whole
family had 10 be absent TOR lew hours and
during that time lett Luiz chare of the house On
the r return they considerably asonshod To and
their boarder had decamped and taken with him $3.50,
silver watch a SUIT clothes and several small arti-
Giles Detective Doan oil the Eighteenth precinct
arrested Lutz Saturday. and at the Fifty
guilt, ho was committed in default OF $1,000 TO
swer
The New York herald., 1876-09-04

There was az icd decline in government bonds,
led by the hve-twenties of 1865. This generally
attributed to the transactions of the Syndicate and
reported probable negotiations at Washington Of tour
per cents Some profess think that has been the
policy OF the Syndicate depress the prices of all the
older issues Of government bonds and give tho im
rression that tho step will be the sale of The
1000 600 900 of four per the calling in by
the government Of all tho old bonds which that
amount would reach.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds irregular moderately active
business The Pacific issues advanced considerably,
Centrals overtoppng III and Union 1rss covering l07
The bonds OF the New Jersey Central system all
lower, being heavily pressed for sale in sympathy with
the stock of that road. There lower quotations
also for the St Paul bonds, the Northwesterns also
yielding The Hannibal and ST. Joseph convertible eight
per cents irregular, and the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy consolidated sevens higher. The feature,
however in tn department decline OF about
per cent in Lehigh and Wikesbarre consolidated TO-
ward the close OF the weeks business
State bonds have been hrm-Tennessees on the un-
January, 1875 to be paid of the 10Th prox.
the coupons of July, 1875, in full The old default is
understood BIO about $4,000 There later de-
cline, however, for fully understood The
District OF Columbi, 365s were generally steady and
the virgnias firm a home demand. Louisiana con-
soils better more favorable advices from New
Orleans. The Missouris easier realizing sales
The Alabama Commissioners report that there have
been issued to cae 6Sl 500 of the bonds bear
ing per cent interest," OF which all but $500 900
funded here
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
The foreign exchanges after advance during the
week to 4SSs Tor sixty day bills, and 490 for sight,
later weakened, the standard drawers reducing rates
to L. IS and 400 for this is found In the
that the of large cotton shipments. Tho
Continental exchanges wero quiet
IMPORTS EXPORTS
The total imports OF merchandise the port since
January /, this year, we're sl99, 697. 396, against
s24l 47 020 for the corresponding period 1875 and
$2sI sl4 O56 in 1874 The total exports OF produce
were $lI4, ,2l2, against Gl2 in 1875 and
sl97 500 492 in 1874 The total exports OF specie
s3s u.s. against $751; 772 in 1875 and sa2
in 1874.
The foreign commerce OF the port for the week
as follows General merchandise imports, including
dry goods 81 produce EXPORTS So $40. 5s5 aud
specie exports, s347 400
The New York herald., 1876-09-04
Total for the week. -. $40, 1877
CLOSING rRIcKs--sArcnDAr, 3PM
THK MONEY xARKKr.

Rates for money continue very easy call loans rang
ing iron to 2 per cent according TO the collaterals
The banks and trust companies loan at per cent
Prime commercial paper is IN better supply and there
is more inquiry TOR money In mercantile circles. We
quote 90 to 90 day prime dry goods Endorsed bills
ceivahlc at 3a3 81 per cent -Four mouths accept
ances are g. aud good single names OF four to six
months 81. al. Grocery paper is In good request at
a s per cent for four months notes and 31 for
6o-day CUBA and other acceptancea SingIe-name Is
rated al 8 a !. with light inquiry.
THE GOLD MARKET
Cold has been active and lower toward the close Of
the week. the latest price being 1oe1s fraction below
the lowest price s'nce September, 1874.
The following the nominal quotations represent
ing the price in gold Tor other coin;-
American silver, halves and quarterh y0 VI
American silvsrs dimss............. wv
The New York herald., 1876-09-04
THE EXCISE RAID FARCE.

An immense audience was present at Gilmore's Gar
den last evening witness the continuation OF the
roaring fhrce lin many scenes) entitled 'The Excise
Raid" During the FIRST part of the evening beer
freely sold at the bars and by the walters and the ar
rival OF party Of officers later seemed TO have ef
tect eitncr upon the demand or the supply OF beer.
Ihe police took positions Ia front oil the bar and ar
rested any caught selling beer Tue officers took
one man each. and they marched him on their
places were promptly supplied by others. who con
inued 10 serve the ioamng beverage sx.een walters
and bartenders arrested all OF whom 1t is stated
would be balled OUT before davlrhi this morning
The New York herald., 1876-09-04
A FRACTURED SKULL.

Early yesterday morning olncer Kavanagh, oi the
Twelfth precinct, found Mary Dsmarsst (coiored), Of
No 2l9 Fourth avenue, suffering from a fracture OF
he skull He took her 10 the station house where
,he was attended by Dr. Stcinert at which she was
removed to the Ninety-ninth street Hospital IL was
subsequently, learned that she had been struck with
atone thrown BY Johnson stevenson, also coorcd Az
he u we'll known 70 The police his arrest 10 expected
The New York herald., 1876-09-04
WALKING ON THE WATER.

Yesterday afternoon, at the foot OF Flfty-fourth
street and East River, asscmbage OF several hun
dred persons Witnessed ~ o. Fredercks son walk across
the river Tho water pedestrian had pair OF ruboer
shoes about three ieet long aud proportonaly broad
which he inflated with air. Putting these on 10 struck
bravely out and safely reached the opposite shore.
THIS afternoon the performanc " Al be releated
The New York herald., 1876-09-04
ASSAULTED BY A WOMAN.

William German, of No 209 Prospect street, Brook
lyn entered the Second precinct station house last
night with terrible cut his head from which the
blood flowed freely He stated that he had been as
saulted by a woman who resided near him. The in
jured man was removed TO the hospital
The New York herald., 1876-09-04
TOO MUCH CLUBBING.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

er's explanation and, upon the testimony OF the officer,
sentenced him TO a fine CT Sl0 and put him under
bonds OF S400 to keep the peace.
Wirttenbergs wounds consist Of two serious cuts
the head and bruises on the arms and body. He
spoken of by his as peaccable and respect
able citizen He AYERS that he will make a complaint
against Woodward before the Commissioners as soon
as he rs able to leave his bed
Woodward, In his defence, states that he is ready
go on trial to the charge when he will give the other
side to the story.
The New York herald., 1876-09-04
FIRE IN JERSEY CITY.

fire broke out yesterday morning In millinery
store at No. 1877 Newark avenue, Jersey CITY, The
Fire Department was quickly hand and the flames
were extinguished al,er loss OF $500 had been
faned
The New York herald., 1876-09-04
MARRIAGES AND DEArIfS.
MARRIED.

GnysRicH-MooDY. New York, on September 3,
1876 by Rev. j. L. Betker. HENRY GEHxRIcH 10 Miss
ADA MOODY, all OF this Guy.
Pougnkeepsie papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1876-09-04
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

PRovrpxscr. X. l.. sept 8, 1879
The printing cloth market has ruled quiet during the past
week with pieces Prices firm
the close for 64x6f and for grades
The New York herald., 1876-09-04

ports for the United staesPer box of sugar 7oc a$i
hid of sugar "a so So; bhd OF moiasses q,
So 10 Tobacco Hat. spanish gold 227 22Is Exchange
IN air demands the United states 60 days, currency.
u. discount short sight do, y a discount; Lon
don n 2l1a premiums on Paris, ga os4 premium.
The New York herald., 1876-09-04

Fine silver bars, 81 IS 81 10 per ounce.
Fine gold bars par to 4 per cent premium on the
Mint value.
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