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The New York herald., 1876-10-29

Patrick J. NcAlcor received the Tammany nomina-
tion in the Sixth district last evening.
Martin Nachtman received the Tammany nomination
In the Eight district.
In the Tenth district tho Tammany nomination was
gwen to Christopher Flcckc.
Theodore b.. Rich, the Tammany nominee In the
Thirteenth district was indorscd last night by the in
dependent greenback party.
The New York herald., 1876-10-29

Of sherman s Rogers nominal on the republican
ticket .or Lieutenant Governor The repnbl can ma
Joriy the Senate al its last session Was only SIX.
The death OF the lrst aud the nomination OF The
Inst men TONED leaves chance Tor tho democrats TO
lost ground. and u they carry those three
districts the complexion OF the senate VIII be changed
10 sixteen democrats aud sixteen republicans
In view OF the importance Of this contest the vote
OF the senatorial candidates at The election of 1870 Is
uia.tt
The New York herald., 1876-10-29
YOUNG MEMS DRMocRATIc CLUB.

On Tuesday evening next the Young Mems Demo
cratic Club will hold mass meeting IN tho main hal
al Cooper Institute, when several prominent orators
will address the friends Of Tilden and Hendricks The
Hon. Joseph Pulitzer, Of Missouri has promised 10
speak.
The New York herald., 1876-10-29
GOVERNOR TlLpEN's aEGIsTRAT1oS.

Governor Tden has registered in the rwontythird
election district Of the Sixteenth Assembly district AZ
No. a4t Third avenue The oath was administered TO
him py the inspectors and he very particular IN
answering the questions. Tho record Is as lollows:-
Residence. No lis East Twcnticth street Terms
OF residence Election district, eleven years; As
scmbly district, twenty-three years; county, thirty
years. Age, sixtytwo. Nativity. United Stales
Color, white. Qualified voter, yes. Mcssrs W. !.
Pcion and George W, Smth, the Governors private
secretaries who reside with him. also yesterday
registered at place, Mr.. Pclton having iivcd
nine years in the election district and Mr. Smith six
years
The New York herald., 1876-10-29

Nineteenth distr!ct-Daniel Y. Tiemau.
Twentieth Gisir!c,--Joseph j. o O'Douoshuc
Twenty first distr,ct-Hugh H. Moore.
Twenty third ward--WliAm Cauldwel
Twenty fourth ward-H y. Purroy.
The night immediately preceding election the above
gentlemen distribute the tickets TO Iheir subordlaaies
who have charge 0! the election districts pi
which there are about GOO tn the whole CITY These
suhorinates have also good deal o! power 20 the
'ounching" and handling Of tickets at their dneIeh'
election booths
The New York herald., 1876-10-29

victory and The inscription haunting on the party
banner. IN unity strength" Both parties are
making great cry About fraudulent registration anc
colonization IN the odd numbered wards, which they
are resre ive!y laooring &c carry by AL honoraos
means, or II has been mai'cousiy said ''dlshoE-
orabie means = Very ew arrests have been fnsae
ana there be doubt but that the frauds nave
been magnned to absur. proportions
The following IL partial list .. the cahaldates
who soici The votes o. the.r fellow citizens OF NO
yember L.
The New York herald., 1876-10-29
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.
ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.

General Anson J. McCook was nominated last night
u Congress in the Eighth district by the rcpublicans
The New York herald., 1876-10-29
NATURALIZATION FRAUDs-MoRR FALSE WIT
NESSES DETECTED.

NESSES DETECTED.
Yesterday Chief Supervisor Davenport and his corps
OF assistants still at work revising the registry
returns and examining the naturalization list He
SAID to reporter tha. complete record Of fraudulent
attempts at registration could not be furnished for
some ,me bu. that every effort being made TO
prevent repeaters voting at the polls Various tn
stances of traufucnt naturalization had been discov
cred the of the day. and additional warrants
OF arrest had been issued TO prevent unlawiuly
created dzens from exercising tho right OF suffrage
on eNction day. Tho ialse witness system
had beon carried 10 tho last day,
one man having been arrested by Marshal
Cyowlcy, stated In yesterdays paper Another
ase occurred at the Democratic Naturalzation Com
mtoe's rooms, where the witness succeeded In vouca-
ing for applicant but through the vigilance OF che
head clerk and oIicsr duty was detected bsore
he could go TO court. A German named Wenberger
camo to the rooms to apply tor his papers No was
ignorant OF the routine prescribed very famii-
lar with the English language One OF the people who
have lately infested the noghborhood and made
business Of tcstiiyng falsely Tor petty remuneration
met this man and proposed TO vouch that nc nad
known him for six years. provided no
was paid for 1t. Tho offer was accepted, and
both applicant and witness won't before the
committee. Both were SUBJECTED 70 the
usual course Of questions SUCCEEDED in answering
them satisfactorily. Wcnbcrgof was iurnisheu win
ticket and sent with messenger 70 the cour. ~ 'o
way the behavior OF tho wtnsss gave Oticer Garsido
who duty, cause ior suspiSon, and he q, once
drew the attention OF Mr.. DAVIS the clerk IN charge,
TO It, The nttcr stopped the pair and questioned
welnberger. Al 1rst he claimed an acquaintance OF
many years duration with tho Witness but, on being
with arrest acknowledged that he had Just
met him and hsd purchased his services tor the con-
alteration OF tnrty OF the ticket was at
once cancelled and applicant and witness summary
elected This witness, was thought did not propose
to appear before judge but intended to whocdle the
applicant OF his money and then desert him IN the
crowd which swarmed about the court chambers.
Anohe er case was deteced where tne price OF iniquy
was glass OF liquor There Is no doubt that many OF
these false have rendered their services to
applicants, but few OF them have reached tho court
and gwen. sworn testimony. Mr. David, tho chairman
OF the Democratic COMMITTEE, said yesterday that on
tho 3Oth OF Soptcmbor, when the work of naturaza-
,ion begun, he gave all hs clerks strict orders to
exercise the greatest caution III admitting applicants
to citizenship, and ho satisfied that while they
were session they have endcavorcd to carry ou tho
spirit as well the lotter OF the law The managers
oi tho Republican Committee mako substantially the
same nj. and claim that no ilegalty suscep.
tbIe of detection escaped them during their term OF
The New York herald., 1876-10-29
The following table will show the difference between
the total pollcd in the cty during tho past four
years and the registration of those years:-
no vote was divided during the samo years as fol-
mocratic Repubiican Democraf
REGIsTRArIoN-posT-

THE REGIsTRATIoN--pOST
MASTER JAMKs DENIES THAT THE POST
oPFIcK IS BEING USED by Mr.. DAvKNpoRT-
PLAN THAT HAS GIVEN PROOF OF ITS IN
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-30

Anaheim is becoming wicked as the
foil owing personal in the Gazette
would Indicate: "Unknownp-Yours
of the oath instant received. Willing
to give you encouragement and GER
tainly will grant you the boon. A
Stranger.
Mr.. Bancroft's artesian we'll wbi ch
is being bored at his ranch about t,ur
miles from Anaheim, is now about
800 feet deep. He intends to go furth-
er, though by piercing the pipe now,
he could obtain flow of inches He
reports it to have cost him so far
something over 800.
There will be grand ball given by
the colored people of Los Angeles on
April Sd in honor of the anniversary
of the 18th Amendment. Stearns'
Il all will be the place Of entertain
ment.
Captain Black, of the Nick Biddle
is at the Grand Central. Having dis
posed of her cargo, he leaves for San
Francisco on Sunday.
Captain Cabanis has at last succeed
ed in getting his pension from the gov
ernment for wounds received during
the Indian wars in Oregon.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-30
SRVan Palms.

SEVEN PALMS, March 29th.-The
excursion train which left Los Ange-
les at eight o'clock this morning, ar
rived here at 1:30. They Lad pleas
ant trip and at this hour, $3.50, are en-
joying a small sample of the Colorado
Desert breeze. If we stay here an
hour longer the entire party will re-
turn bald-headed. The party was re-
inforced all along the line and at Col
ton with portion of the people from
Riverside and San Bernardino. The
train leaves here on their return trip
at three o'clock.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-30
Late kilograms.

Gan FRANcICo, March 29th.-At
the anti Chinese committee meeting
last night it was decided to postpone
the meeting until Wednesday night
on account of Governor Irwin not be-
ing able to participate on Saturday.
The Union hall has been engaged and
two stands will be put up for the ac-
commodation of the people. The fol-
lowing resolution was offered and re-
ferred to the committee on resolutions:
Resolved, that this committee on the
Chinese question deem it proper to de-
clare to remove any impression that
may obtain to the contrary, that it
has not been constituted in any spirit
inimical to the Chinese now In this
country; that, though in one sense a
committee of public safety it is no
senee a committee favorable to any
violation of public or private rights;
that the Chinese now here have come
neither under the treaty regulations
which, however, injurious in their OPP
erations upon public interest, they
are not responsible for; that they are
entitled to the fullest protection of the
law and to all the securities which the
strong can and of right ought to assure
to the weak, that evil ought to be rem
edied by the committee is primarily
in the existing obnoxious treaty
between this country and China, and
that the proper Office is only to obtain
such an expression of public opinion
on the subject of that treaty as will
lead to its early abrogation and
abridgment. Committee adjourned
till Monday.
B. c. Van Doll, the publisher of the
Guide, YVES arrested last night on a
charge of embezzlement. 1t is alleg-
ed that A. Fisher gave the accused 20
shares of Gould g. Curry stock, worth
1856 to sell for him and that he ap-
propriated the money to his own use.
The case will be examined on Tuesday
next.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-30
Measles Raging.

New HAVEN, Conn, 29th.-Meas-
les are raging among the children in
the public schools. In one school 100
cases are reported. The attendance
has fallen off greatly in consequence.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-30
Fire LiVernlOre.

LIvERMoRE, 2Sth.-A fire this
morning destroyed It. J. Edmonds
large grain warehouse. Insured for
$4,000, in foreign company. Sew
eral farmers lose small lots of wheat
and barley and about 10000 grain
sacks, insurance unknown, were also
burned. 1t is supposed to be an act
of incendiarism.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-30
1. O. O. r.
,..s Angeles lodge No. 3o, L. o. %. #.

s.-ssx Regular meeting held on WE'D
NESDAY EVENING ofeach week
- ssSss<' at ~ O'Clock. Solourning brelh-
1~fsVSs rem in good standing arc 7rdially
invited. j. V. BURKHAkT, v. G..
a. FRANK, r. s.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-30
Mississippi Floods.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. March 29th.-A
warehouse with 5000 sacks of flour
was swept away by the river banks,
caving in at New Madrid in conse-
quence of the floods. The town of
Clarendon, on White river, is inunda-
ted.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-30
Orange Grove Encampment, No. 81, |. o. 0. F..

s,1z..,. REGULAR MEETINGS held ON
ssss.ss>s: the Second and Fourth TUES
-f 49, DAYS of each month at 7I2 P. NJ.
'TfHSS> Sojourning Patriarchs in good
standing are cordially invited 10 attend.
JOS, HI BER, c. 2.
H. FLEISHMAN, Sicrbe.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-30
Dirty Dean.

DEsMoINEs, March 29th.-H. Clay
Dean is here, and received dispatch
saying it is true that his whole house
was burned, together with his library
and papers. There is no insurance.
The estimated loss will be about
$4,000.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-30
City Hall Burned.

CHILLICoTHE, Ohio, 10Th. The fine
city hall building, built in 1859 and
finished at an expense of $4,000 was
destroyed by fire on Monday evening
at II O'clock. 1t is the work of an in
cendiary, prisoner confined in the
calaboose.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-30
HALLWAY Accident.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 29th.-Two
freight trains were wrecked Tuesday,
A. NJ, before daybreak by a collision
on the Vandalia route near Bridge
port. Two valuable engines and
twelve cars were destroyed. Robin
son, a brakeman, living at Terre Haute,
was seriously injured.
, 1876-04-17
MARINE.

PORT OF CHICAGO. APRIL IS AHp 10.
Anaivkn-schr Pauline, Muakeaon, railroad tis4
schr H. lsaud. Kowaunoe, bark; atmr oorona, 6 Jo-
neph auaIrios; prop Messenger, Benton uarbor, sun-
dncs; schr black lfawk. Iawcy'a Day, cedar posts
achs J. V. Taylor, 4uskeRon railroad tiea stmr Mra,
kegop a1uskcgou ainlries: schr J. V. Jones, Grand
River, lumber; schr Seventh 0o. Whts I4aEe, ratl-
road ssea prop Charles ttctz, hansteO, lumber; achr
+ Lester, Atanlstco, lumbar; scAr Lookout, uranl
HyeE, pilcs;, schr Q. II. uac9loy, 51askegou.
ssnr ra shr usasos uss ss,Hss
3lnakcgun, suulcr; schr Frank Crawford, MuskrBon.
railroad Tics; scht Ottawa, Granl u4vcn. lumber;
sclr Hungarian. MunkcgOn lumber: schr Louise Nc
Donald, Muske4ou, .weM; uelr Topaoy. Muakego,,,
railroad !ss schr Eliza Day, 0rail HaScn, lumber
.rhr sL L. ~: rotisi WLio Ayer' @ waod: eshr K.ts
lumber.
ctE4nrp-schr st. Lawrence, Ahnapee, sundrIes.
, 1876-04-17
THE.PEOpucE MARKETS.

HHH i"i''+
Special DGs,0ith 10 Tia Ghfesgo Trteens.
NEW yonk Anrtl l5-alAlK-Nhcst market will.
mt Bari,cb III. ,ys rooacr,tn q, ,o-t and hnn. t,..
fno.y ..,na ~ m, ~, y. e. noa' ..,s.,
INJURY sa.eh e.v W VI s1'oo94ll tof Feu fo'eeea
spring; No931.1a for unRraded spring; Sl.12Gtl.14
fur No. 3 ChicaRo: $i,lJGsllG for No. Alilwaukeo:
=, 4aa, ~ far M y f.h,cryo =, o,os1 ~ n, ~ !,
s.N.. ~. ~. 49,. ~ si.sx.'4 .or W.
sofah"eecrh s'ss ~" aoe No. milwaukee, Sl'sa
tsl.3a for No. spr1ng; <ll191,59 for winter tired
Woeesn &I.a3G3Ils for 4uber do: and q. .37fa1 20
tnr s},tc Wef,crn tnc,r5tn1 IT rr, h, nnns,,J
~. " =, $500, '"NIHah T. '"'o"' -" "sIaueu
srrlnE as e'.sN8A!. anu h'ooo bu amber Michigan
III etoto fur !lnR lyG firm, ut 85a90o for Westarn;
81 ~ for bsate, aId 04c 1or Unl4dA III bond. barley
dull aud nhehunEa'l, carn y Shade nEmeF; salcs,
l70oo hn at Tf13n for ntw Western. mixed; 75c for
round ySloT, aud CSC for huc-oyu1, uld Wcatcrn-
infaed In ntnsn; axO 6.D In Hsa'led Mirel for ahn
ls4t half Of April ami first taf Of May Ut A5Hc. D4tY
hhaas better: sslrk, ~, wv In, at 44tSsoe for mixed
Wc.teru and State anl t7ty55a fur wits Wsseln snd
SLATE, Including 1 til pout ~h!l0 Heaern In ytoIo
as tfAc. 1 bu No. mixed II buc and 10 900 bu No.
ChlcuEo In EtdrA At t74c.
fAos!sioks-alalles, 8toady ut k1l2Hc fot long
craF. lard aeaY ssIcs lU0 ten Vt flJ.I3 for prime
sea,nt At this ilrst CALL lor April 3l1714 bid fll 81
askcai May, Sla76 lid, and $lJ17 sakea; fur Juue,
9ll.El hill 1ud &13.9lH asked: July t14.ulk bid aud
ku5 asketl for August, lS.lb td sud Slig0 xskel.
WulsKr-Mafkts quilt; held at $l.l3; ye4turtay LOO
lr!s Eoll at 3l.l2,
tiAocEM1s-3ng7r market firm, with fair demand;
, 1876-04-17


AGkas poRk-Naa dull. and declined 9Hte5c per
br!. couple Of lots wanted for hhipMent. but
tho trading for futurb anost limited 10 trsnsfcrs
ffola ono month to another. s,lAs reported Of
u or1s cash Ut s9,.os sea,a7k; $500 hrla seller May
al e22.3s322.40; 1000 hrls Rccr Juno at s!..C0Gs
34sis and 1000 Ern Htlcr Jaly ut s2.e5. Total 10
500 hrs. Tho market e1o.cl t7ine at s12.3 2l176
cash. according to weight; accr Tho
inohh; s2!.1!i q. .35 sel'er May; f2 67kt5oaGo SELF
CT Juuo: and t.3.s: tjt7 2as5 nollcr July.
Primo mess purk WIS quoted q. <20.5otG2l.0o. and
o1f1a Pima at sl6.5g 1la.;a sato hua made Of gS
brls Dr1ino mess At . country poiut At s:a.6V.
1AAnp-wA quiet and steady 1t nearly tho closing
quotations Of Friday. closing shndr carer In gym,
tashy With further t,nelatc of I'd II! iha in Itrcr-
pno Ss'c7 we're reported Of 1,.50 ses Keller sAy at
sl5 4.GuJ tta seller 5nne Al SIS 70 .ai5G
and n,l 40 tea seller JnlyEt 5l3Dt4. Total SOU tcl
Iun 1nar1ot coAcd eatao 1t 9t.40 tor earl sclat
April; sE}aNSli.t1tic for Stay; fi3.67 7hai3CU fur
Juno; and SSH 1tgt tj,hu fos JMty.
nEA1s-wesc ii nodt:ate demand for shipment,
and former rriccs fully sasaeL Loli for prra
snt an future delivery though there wac A,tte de-
short t!A ut lasc; 900 lS do At 51.R5usll .H'4;
aclar Huy au' si2.3a< seller July; DUo to1ea shtlt
clcarn It la'a9t.}lc: GGU hs 10 saler MAY ~.
aud Lc Erect p!ck;cI hams pt1satu tarma. Tho
fnDHir1 ulR IN r. fnai1, aY,Nr ri r[,
, 1876-04-17

1.,' r."Ao'p a.o seSo'""o"s oue1to uy y. H.
uAn "'.o 4aep'ea eS.aaay ~ 'o'e tas1 va
,.,s *no .ae npasa 81 asaae VII
~ ,p''n0 WI % IN oraes
% "s"oas ~ 'uu ioasa u e1reste" 70 ssteha 'he
,r,4. ~ pas ueeens 'nch ~ ONCE
80. '"ase "eFe h,o"elase'y ACT
49,. .sa,u, ~" ssn.i"',s arm anaer goou ae'
.a' .aouEu 'nas "as sa'ens tor '"tare delivery
~ W.. A"u o"e'u's, ana not ~ I'LL 1a'of'
aN1o - A. t''ass io' early so"1iH OF speedy
1ncEeaae III tecc'p's' WHICH "cre Light al tound. Tho
nova from Tho Ittaita was, however,. more CHEERING
md ah!r1ent hero wera mora aottyn IN cns,unsnra
not IA ,1,,,r}, IL, hnvn, grain -. T., ..,,,r t."t,,
nam for 0r,n nnIrn",r, nraS,o',a,.. -. @s 'e7N'
The1o wcs falr activity tn t,,y.ooods cJrcles. In
.aonaJle ress tabrscs notions, aud saplo luoa thu
,novo,rnnt ,.,. ,vt,. h.,.L .I -, ,., s'o" ~
Hofenent "aa aa1se pf'hs' ana 10 other department.
also there WAS considerable aulnat,on, Tho tons q.
main without change, corccs. ,ur,r, st-,,na -.
,.a s,,as, ~, ~, ous"' sustta, stso!a' Nas
anu w u's .saa'os atsees "efo hel1 WILD hsu
Minus attiels aud tho general market nav liz, ouote1
steady and ttu, with fa,r md ,mtro;inr II mani
pv.,n ~. ..r ~, ~. -, eN .Ak''6 ee4t4"!u'
na'ss WV "ea1 aho "nee'!oa' LUG receipts are tn-
ment Iii tho demand. lover rrice4 may 10 looked for
s,nce. ~ n..s ~ ,hs s s market no
eaanees Nete outef'spf. Dflea fra's' were agas''
~a., aI,e. VIA p,ass' ~ me a'e aavane'
In The Lagg:ng, leather tobacco, paint aud oil u,,ses
There was m cAsnce in lumber. TIN demand con,
tlnues nude rate aua te market /, e.sy though not
qaotao'J lover 1l' receipt" by lake will Prob
ably he lasssr sh!a uebl, hut no ls.cs quantity OF
la. hsn .o cSs nSir~ +, ~. H., ra., ~. ...o
Le,,,o ahs s,,I,, ,',,,, ~. .aa'
m apus bu1 10 'asi1 a.oska un 9 country
sdvaaes which manufacturer. e1pec. 10 maintain.
The demand !. only fur. Tbs WOO! n.rte. W.. aui
"ts., Huut1a ht OH Wool Icing anxious 10 tsftoes
, 1876-04-17

Withdrawn from et1sc OH Fa,day for city ronsump.
ton: 35A bu wheat, laoa En oats, .,2l1 bn barley
The following grain inspected Into store on
Saturday morning: car No. 2 n. II. wleat. u
ears No. spring, cars Nc. DO, 8 rctestol do,
c.r 4tatls do al whcGtl; IL clrs hlGll.,nlzcd
enru, Is CATS No. do, c4r now 1Hixed DO, carr
rejected do. cara hn gra,lo rs corn}: whIso
tnts csrs No. .iu, car. rejected DO; car 10.
:ryo: ic1rs No. barley. Total, 100 cats. nr 5D,eso
lit. Inspected ont: EI,92Y BIZ WHEAT, 175,o13 pu
corn, l;4e bi cats, ,ss1 In rye, gG,a bu harley.
The following were tho receipts md shipments Of
hrcadstulIH aud 1Yo atoct Ut this point duriug The
past week aud for Tho corresponding weeks audipg CA
.1,4A
, 1876-04-17

t}cIts1rn ,.............. u
| Ecvpln1,d s....,.. =, , IA
ilunkitk. ...,............. 2Ix
Toledo attt flctfoIk. ....................... In
olrrrr M. ,n,t 80 ~. 49,. ..t,.t..,,-. ..
-. As w.. "ooA "ss NV e~aa..e' o''o
esfr u EAEsotn or ""atern khlprcfh Al mo Eas ~
we'll an hero tho aaFpy steadily txcetlnA tho tsude
r.auIrcmcuts md general sh,ink.ga in 7al,cs via
IN ,ucri,,,1o re,nu A. Mi. norl Iho ,ton,c..,fon
~. ... s .uo =,
va ~ nos scsy nTnHnnneo inl!s eofesns ~ bht
~ ~ ,"a msrkea nciow nsei!he varsine rom Al -
a. H.; ;!as ~ ts sen 3nefoat 1he assfaRc auahty .!
1n 1rce.s W. te post OF the teaaon 40 iar: mus u
WI Is ses M .nat raena ase 1n reaty lower na ~ any
RrstoI9 f 'rho n .So sne uownwatI motcmeht set a.
,1hsa 1u M 11tns q tas wset vat eneHy nccpm.
x =. ~ - - a =. ~ - !as ;ar 70 PRIME eh'hntnR
a.a ,,s,.: T 'oI a = ~ 10y tor m
.t.n ~ ar 9'9v Seu & Low os1h ,i r wcro
- :sH ~ so"r IT,. ro'nmon 70 Hono nns Wtlo
~ ae.eens ~ a. s'Va1s, ahs ordinary TO shoeo
IN" N NJ, op.5nse. nase neen ten @ p.enIy; ~ I
M a t, s1 ~, 80 % .'sl los tlsa " SsuHa ao.W
u u ~ ~" ~, ~ n.ss, WIZ 1aes aaus? as ~
- Ses,,s VI ty .!1cse hsissu tHo ntft ~; "tosS
sa.x 1a ,.raints nso ,+ a W. H" h s
In s" ~, " ~ [on o IT,, 'nan @
nwcr fro,,, b.,,,. ~ r,., ,.i @ WI ~ aoir r.
w. st"' rr"s a'iS hnrpiJ sonslncFany ~ ek,
'Aeo1'''' e"'''o "e'e 'I,t ELL ~ tae yar'@ unsoo'
Clinic, r.oxo,-r,ro " ,T!,t fns,,.,,
~ n.ss ~, .t -" ,t ~um1,ns"Gu. 5eaE
fss' ~ s"t ~" ''eet'' weighing l'o'o 10 ooo,. N
, 1876-04-17


G,9'"ant snd of s "c.t per 4 ~ mouth .. tit
ca:t rer. nanl,nea. Ths iiaht wiIl 30 h1cl whts
,ninan9 sprr.tus Is cata4icp.r'c. Of Le nrtl orIcu
isahtins ae5 earsea Il thn hort1nn Tho focal 1as
low w.tar Tho ltahl so,,ld DO In clear weatha
from Tho dock Of vcsae 10 fcot ebovo tho lake. iii
s's' wGs. IN p@n tho o"'F ''''' ''''1 As upper lar
7n.n7r.MlLH ro.Nr.
II II n1so announced that, Ani after the open1nq
1T navigation, 1910, llaht Will ho shown frnn lhs
lighthouse recently crootod Tho blu called Th,ty-
Mlis Point Lake unta.lot about 10 i1es GAIL Of lie
month of Niagara ntver. Tbs light viii, show brill.
ltnt wt!tc aa. st iatary.'n Of ona minute an Thirty
1t tic % shr, orer, Ipna do sies. Of lbs horson.
Tho focai piano IL 81 Iaet abova the ground. an ii
so nSve nSan n low was1 T. III Tc s 'on' ,Sa H. b. ssen
stalute lsa. Tho Aructurn IN a1asa tnwcr, rlatng
from iho north front 0f tho kcrrers dwelling, bot
ln.ilt nf larkgray linesoue; dome Of lantorn pstn
Cd white.
Tim co,.dea!ess do not talk eneoursglngly regard.
ug ako roghts on coal 10 uppos 1ako ports this aea-
son, especially nj tho or,ntng Of navigation. They
nsy That rys stoca left at thu Vest uwfpN to
the opcn winter md that thcro n M rreHsir9 demand
for fnrt'lrr supply. Dne Of tho heaviest aArpari
rcpresensA i,a. thtir Company Will ilayo NJ oscaNton M
fotwar mtel, Il any, eosl hefoss !uly Or Ana.ts a:
ton they ran 10 accommodated. Other cn,l fss .la
of HI cc1tts pr ton 10 Chicago IA shout TIM oFenn1
1'rire. Cua here 1ntnratutit that tho rnts, 5j
cents per u,, cleveland to thsraHn, for oia n
ena ronlysced to bo taken through tho Aeaaon.-DV-
fl'o Et1F.A. -
ai MISCELLANEOUS.
spccial dispatch tu The 1etrnlt Fra rrtH rays
illal tho snr Jay Cooku strct tho dock very hnarj
Saturday ,MornIuG, tcar1nd The whuto front Of tLt
wharf, At Ko!ly's Island, breaking aono Of ho,
.lco losns and tearing hef saloon badly. new
wreeAiha lug Anttraw Smith VA. l.uuchcd Ut nunaA'