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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-12

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r1ct f;o6 ,Ird .1654 3ldding los
FSr future delivery there larger business closing at
Of sales Saturday after m.De
csn6ef. 100 i2s,se January coz, l2issge 300 ~ w.
1Sie Nay 100 lSsc total $500 b.es first can 10
day1Deeeaaber POO n aoi February 6GQ l29sei April
iissss April 20 lSspse July. 100 ~ Sc Augnst 100
iSo i3o 100. Yh i2 ,dsG Jfn SS5y 100
~ jay no 70 D. m-Deoelnber 100 i2,oas 300 y
Iaia i2s,e 200. 1870; 300, l2isszei 9Vo 49, ~
i5issS 2Sod l9e $500 l2e, 100 e2 s,c bee eo6
"a 0o6 i9Asre; 100 l2lse 100 l2.agc COO ~ H.
EOS I3e. 2lOO 12Jizeei 100 lZc APIh ~,
~ se1 isic; 400 f3ssze.j SO. ~ 90 play w
iS Jay 100 i3slsc 100. sc .o's zSO VA Of Me-
eTas 49, "a 900 bales Exelsisc I'd TO. ehei wv me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-12

A
u County Of N6w.YOrk.-Tho York Life Insurance
counany against William j. Hargraye Theodore A. Slattei
and MARY (namc unknown his vile Isaac Maltzelei az
mral Nelson, ElenOr Hunt vile "a John ~ HINT Aaig -,
nevoe wife Isaac J.. DevOe, Susan NestefVeS ieter
0ect John O. c. Gsey, Franklin j. Wall James NJ " DOH
nell Gilman b. Dubois John z. MagOyefn, William Il DUBOIS
Martin Il. Dugan, Henry A. Weeks Henry = Bhns h sfi
M Roles Victory Il. WenOre, Cord Aahnken, MARY MutI
Catharine Jones' Hiram Levy, Charles
for Relief (Com. not Ser) To each OF tne
summoned and required ~
fhe complaint In sctOn which is tins dy nea IN tDe
oace Of he CLERK of OF Common Peas IN ana LOT
the CITY County Of New York IN tee eg ~
York, and to serve copy o. your
me said complaint the suDscilber at us Ohloe ~
Chambers ST. ew.York City, within twenty days alsI t
~ mia summons on YOU exclusive OF the day OF sleh
srice, and N You fail the said compliant Nin
the time aforesaid the plnll1 IN ils aclV sh -
Court for the relief demanded In the Complaint NJ"
f SI is ST HENRY A. BoGERT, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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CALIFORNIA and NEVADA
MrNTNG STOCKS
A SPECIALITY.

THE SUBSCRIBER viii give HIS SPECIAL dIS 49,
O., ~ -. snd s1le on commission, OF the M
t Wis FREQ asnt visits TO and fanilarls VIII ~ h.
on tho CoIastock" lode and ms eeietsf 49, 81
Inning olees "a san ttsseis,r MATTHEW BIRD,
superior anu faiuaDteSIai"~' 40 NaHzaust., N.
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crr OF Nrw.YoaK. pErAnrnEsT OF FNAsoE BuREAui

CIR OF NEW-1Ohk, DEtAlI u IIIA ,5
FOR TuR COLLECTION OF TANfS, COURT FAAAne' (
F'N A 81 CHA1fBERT-sf, Dee !, 1875.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.--Alpe persons 6 VINO
Lave omitted 10 pay their taxes for che year 1919 are
bareby notified as required By law 20 pay the ne 20 inc
Reeer Of Taxes his office on or before the ISL gay Oh
one per cent will collected all taxes paid before ne
ist day OF December instant two cent on AZ taxes pau
an and after and interest at the Ile % ~ ~ ce1t
rr annuha computed from te 9Th Of Oetopyf as to
~ ieh die assessment rolls and warrants were 70
~ Dc rsesyer on All taxes remaining unpaid on and after tho
said nj day u January, 1871.
'S va money will be reeetved after o'clock .. N
omce bours H"'a . >" '" lhKFIN T. MCMAHON
RecelTer 81 Taxca
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quotations for city bank stocks are as follows

The transactions in railroad bonds were ON more
tsended scale to-day, covering "a varieties. Mill
sa.lee and St. Panl frsts were strong at lis, the
SIM nsols and sinking funds sold at ST. and the
sp o,s bonds Of the Pacific coast roads wee strong
~. nrr.nt mutations were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-12
Corporation Noiites.

NOTICE.-Proposals for building WOODEN
~ PiATFoRM IN the OF the Bukhead Wall between
piers "a aud IS old numbss) " b. Nh De received ~ i1e
once Of the Department Of Docks ~ anu ~ sze
Fsr mi Information . "The City Record" Copies LOT sale
a. IA. 2 City Hall.
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DefIilsIrD

HR. II. G. WAIT. No. A. East 23d-st., near
MadOnave Is tho only nrstclass DENTIST IN the city
performs every Kind OF dental operation HI O. opuat
,re. rautu Rose Pearl SO 10 SO: best RuDDeI
10 SO: Gold and Platna, $40 to $40 Teeth plugged n =
manner from - upward Can ana examine beLe.
eI,e,. Rev Dr. Crosby Drs Ramsey Budd, WeT' uHcrls
Jauyrin Baldwin, and Howe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-12

The earnings Of the Chicago, Milwaukee and 81.
Panl Railroad for the first week of December, as
compared with those of the same period last year,
,sss Is76 slslss5 Decrease s27, sS5
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Couarlnership NoIices.

TOiIN ERSKINE e. Co.
Notice - hereby given that the Hunted or spela part
nerslg under the hrm name OF JOHN EttSkINE ~ 20,
c0Wpod VI the undersigned dissolved by hmtauOn Oh
the Goth November is h.
Dated New York December !, lSl t..
JOHN ERSKINE.
JAMES II. ERSkINE,
JESSE FETTIS.
and WILLIAM L. WALTON, Special.
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legal Noiires.

<COURT of Common Pleas for the City and
couuy of New NuI-The New York Life Insurance COil'
napS against William Hargrye Robert Covers he0dore A.
grru aud MARY tname unknown ais @tr, Jcin iaity,
Matilda Marley. Johu T. Hunt asSaD HestTxei5 Ter
1ncIet JOu e. e. G-cy, Franklin j. VAIL Isaac Ntlltluer'
J,me. ~ O'Douucl Gilman b. Du Bots, JOn l. NuspNttu,
William B Du Bots, Martin - Dugan Iely AN .sSs meIlS
iiilngr Henry NJ Bues Victory T.. WCtnOTe OOIu MANI
KEN Free6orn G.. Lnekey. Sarah GagleG Henry Dioe,
Msrv A. DeyOe wits Of Isaac J.. DcEOcZ-SlilnlOhS lOt
Relief Com. not Ser) 10 each OF the deitnddhs aDs
named: You hereby summoned ana required 20
ounain ia this action, which 8 this DAY MED n t O,
M me CLERK OF the Court Of COmmOn Pleas IN ana Tor o 10y
OF New York 10 copy Of your answer 70 VIZ az
compgin ON tho subscriber, al his Office No. q bhulO
% rk civ within twenty DAYS after the service 81 this
mnons on YOU exclusive Of the day o such service ana y0
f T., nnswCT the said complaint within the time 0iesAd
the panlin this action will apply TO the court or the
M isnanIed i'm the New York september
II. 1875. HENRY a. bOuEhA i@1'iA NA''0N''
lnMHMTn
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Banking 6ouscs ano Bankers
-~-r-~---~-~-~~~~--'~ -
FISK g. HAT Oh .
BANKERS, 2
No. s NAssAU-sT, NETWORK
No. 8 NAssAU-sT., NETWORK.

We give particular attention TO DIRECT DEALINGS IN
GoVERNHENT BONDS at CURRENT MARKET RATES,
and are prepared all to buy sell in Large or small
amounts 10 suit all Of investors Orders by mail or
telegraph Will receive careful attention.
We shall pleased to furnish information In reference 10 all
MATTERS connected with investments I'm Government Bonds
We ,,.o buv and sell GOLD and GOLD COUPONS, coll
LECr DIVIDENDS, and TOWN, COUNTY, and STATE
COUPONS &C. and buy and sell on COMMISSION all MAR
KErABLE STOCKS AND BONDS.
In our BANKING DEPARTMENT we receive deposits
and romitano subject draft aud allow interest TO be cred
tied monthly averaging for the month from $1,000
5000 the Of three cent per annum aud on bal
ances averaging over So 900 the Of four cent
FISK g. HATCH.
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90 nbcm it man Gourern

70 bOUoW IL 1ltuD NoHAEt"
INFORMATION WANTED of MATILDA
MOORE Is heard from about seven wears ago any hior-
NATION ~ Whereabouts vii be happily received ~ her
oLly brother ALEX. MOORE ROW Residing ia san Diego,
CT.
JONATHAN SNfFFIN once a resident OF
- NeW.YOr CITY, would inform his friends, II Hylng taas
lac now resident Comfy Genesee state q his
ON and wouldiiae them Hcts Dwantan Old
man now with one leg gone, aud subject OF ehsnw
supt Of Poor for Genssse County Mich
MOTIONS and DRUGGIST /SUNDRIES.-I
~ desire situation TO travel In either or az o. tas STATE
WIcouip Minnesota Illinois Missouri, or Texas am
now ana road for the Tour years Tor
Chicago house have sold nearly every responsible dealer "a
Notions every town OF 2OOO OF upward
Nm the want 10 hear om an Al house or none
Chicago or NeaYoTE City Tcierenee given
Address IL. B.. 800 West Monroest, ~,
TTNHE TREASURER of st. Luke's Hospital
gratefully Acknowledges the receipt Of $1,000 tbryugn
samuel d. esq, being the proceeds 81 air hea "
the young ladies' OF RiYeTdle fIwtnly iourA AS, ~
YORK Ci) OF the Chldrens Ward OF ST. Lukes HOS
piial.
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1--WE STOCK MARKETS.
LIVE SIOJh 8IahINI1t''
FoR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY. Dec H. 1870


RECEIPT. go .n,,.,
Beeyes CcSs yeaa sheep and LaEnbs SWINE Al k i
8,Bl0 % l,s76 0l,lG "'5~'V 49,
These were sod a. 'AS Sses Cows sns sS ne
Ss ST:; & gS 5 1895 &5S
fOItieibsA. ~ h...'.'. oos AZ
5srevts last wesE 49, 1o462 iJi 1858 2e52t 81 SSS
Cor. week iasf year $500 10 W. s,oSyvS ~ i19
av yky reefs lasI 1874 ~ 2,Ol4 z24io 0'i-V
olOTAnO0s BEEvls TO-DAii
Extra BuDOcke
FIRST quarry
Medium 70 gooa hslFss Ia Sts
Iicyas Cherokces and COioTados. ~
hverage TO day esfInafed.. a,yN
prices 1880
fse u0st OF the sales from o11iV
Eeesirfs to-day 14G % Jergey CITY and
mating 3447 head sale against 4,l62
~ ~ ~ 5sesT. shnents dressed beef O head fT
nsa9 ias $50 HSst with $40 sent from philadelphia nos
~ Inn IA addition o. cattle were shIPea hon Fh $780,
aS1o e larger RECEIVERS during the week "eIe y. ~
Phe Ia N n RaslInan. S42 head . " A .oh 10, ~
iI - are worthy ~ note as LAWN H.,
% ia nest week yz tha union OF Two -. ~
Ia ". ,l5er fhe sim name OF "Nstni q
ctgea =. ~ af ~ IL 80 head extra az
I,,sS 80, tron PlaeDha Europe We eonisss ~,
al,eut at Iaatng ~ sltp I'VE stooA a'"' ~
were Kept irly supplied wtn ssvcA lt,14 a.
~ n, ere ysas not much va3ti0n IN plot 90
,,rsdar due part 10 large nni a s, f,n
gu 1907 cattle some 81 which were spa e ~ freezes
ki,e A. ib Two weight with bulls ny 49, aerEst
xgent Il 7eThc Now Es have YeH S''S A--"'@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-12
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.


BYf fssh 4 aG care 70 ponOue . $50
o2 a5t ~ years a. oaaee 90 A'sa1. @ 1000
0 STe; y "a oc'. go. 1900
D SsSa " q years $3.50 - 5000
s t1nst ear 70 eOOo
'sp s5 s. So u rnf Ss 30 days 10000
Lyee 81 S E S Sl hsS yoaps 20 5000
Plug NJ to c Pagan 3daye OF 9lstst; year 6OO0
S ana i5 an e WE Years. az sonn 1900
Russell RTSal . " Years yS sAsenS' VI ~ 1858
swan D. and wife 10 swan.......:......... 1883
Sa as War tq y slre 70 oli. 1900
WsP hSn fss %acS $d %SrdS demand $4,000
sa ASn . rS S sG WaT rTu years 1000
e 81 tsaye 1ns years. ~ $500
lOHtc.ail :. y. SAVAGE. Deputy Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-12
Sales bp Auetion

A. MERwTS AncuOneor
10y BANGS& Co., 656 Broadway, near Bond
- AZ -Sses u BOoAs Works nS Art &c &c - -
TUESDAY at 4 D. m.-ELEGANI and yALUA ABLE
Rocks C0TuUTiqg many beaGUfisy illustrated and sob
saBaly B0ud works departments Of Litefaile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-12
Ciip propertn Go Get.

ITO RENT - The large and cOmmOdious
/ DWELLING No IL HubeTtst. near depot good loea-
ZION or boarding lOdgiDshOase. JAMES PRICE 700
HuisOu,st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-12
Cost auo fonno.

I OST-Bank Book No. S3,71S.-Plc2se de-
liver 10 rnan Say Jugs Bank, l4ths and ith ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-12
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


51stst e. 1905 OF 10tihaye 5l.5Azx1O0.5; Octa~
V Andrews &50O
smith to r. s. Van VSkenbnfgii NoIninsf
and sfie 10 zeh $4,000
; ana wife 20 y ] Hnehings -. ........-. Nominal
I4yyis and wife 10 IL x Watson Nominal
Madisonave, 575 IT'S OF 6Ssbst. 201S3j Robert Nc,
Ca1crty and wife to SeBcOmbe NOMINAL
Sullivan and vie 70 y Thas Sullivan l7o9
M sch3ck .... = 80. Nominal
O'Saughnessy and wife 10 Port Morris Land Co 1900
and husband to 1A,00o
and o vie to %n andloeh $4,000
s5thst . i, bet Avenues A and b; + schuek 10 3
MaideI.iane No IS, n =. 62 It g Of Front, is7x4e7
II II Russell TO J w Russell NOMINAL
5th-aye, 100.l0 IL of 1l7thst. lS0S trTeguari
Tef 90 G = Betts -, Ie ESQ
't rei 10 MS S10 LIE f In 10000
Tsf 10 Ba5S 30 tor = savings 1900
(OIciaLJ J. y. SAVAGE, Deputy Register.
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gcnntrp propertn 90 fet.

TINO LET-Convenient suburban cottage and
grounds Ia rooms. water, heater near depots o
two gea iircs abundant trains ard low fares 40 minutes
TO York yearly $751; lot laid out IN garden shade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-12
Gountrp Real estate for Sale.
heal Gstate 90 Gxrhange.

Heal Gstate 90 Gxrhanse.
EASTERN REAL ESTATE WANTED for
H Heavy Woolens Cloths Cashmere and western In
proved property Apply TO A. H. DE MorTE ts9 Hudson Sc
EXCHANGE FOR FRUIT FARM-In good
H. order suburban room cottage houses 40 minutes
from trunk railroads. near depots pave
neu gas and floors lots Of nearly an acre. lad
out in Riye. lawn, garden fruit shade vines &ei well
GRAINED and healthy and light taxes rent
Tor $50 month value s24, 900; equity $1,000 Address
stating particulars of property r. o. Box l9 EhaDetn N j.
lATH-ST.-TO exchange for FARM near
spU NeS-Y York, valuable PROPERTIES on West 3Oth-
81 City rutland & WHITING, BeekmSn-st
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REAL ESTATE

NEw-YoRK, Monday, Dec. II, 1876.
The following foreclosure sales were made
at the Exchange salesroom to-day;
Bg Bernard SagA,
1 three. story with lot VI Sberhst $50
Il Of RyingtoD-st lot lS.3x7Sf by Deeker--- $aOOO
Rg jas. n. MttLer.
1 four brick house and lct, OF 9thave 4S4
OF 63dst l6Sx76x44x324 G 1Borpel 5000
i isT SG lot 25xiooS g. FsircSd $1,000
Or f. r. LEalO1 e %.
four story, English basement, brick house win i0L
No. 245 SHAVE, s. 1858 II OF 27thst lot l6lOx -.
100; sarah q Sherman
BB Scot q Myers
lots w 126th-st, 100 II Of 6thaye, each 25x
09ll; VIM
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Brooklyn lropertp 90 Get.

no LET-3-story brick SCH00L-H HOUSE, No.
L i53 Re,usensi; S.sfOry brick DWELLING, lTy WI
lOgghbVst GoRDON L. FORD. ~ Clarkst, brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-12
classical 1nstrume1Es.

A LARGE STOCK of PIANOS. Square and
n UYughr RENT SELL enaD Saes ga ssy monthly
payments. Gail az u. NJ MERtELbs, no . bh'oh-sqaHs
mo. lGj FOgrthayel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-12
Citp Real Gstats for Sale.
BROOKLYN Real estate for Sale.

Dnn CHEAP LOTS FOR INVESTMENT,
GSfU in BROOKLYN, in parcels 10 suit buyers.
rutland q WHITING, Beekman-st
, 1876-06-08
THE quo WA1sRANT0.

10 tht Editor ~ 1he 1Ft6HHS.
CHICAGO, Juno 7.-Dy tho law OF tho Sthtc, a
judgment entered less than ten days bcforc tho
sitting OF the Court cnunot hc appealed to thu next
term. Hence tho accommodating lawycrs on either
sIde n the CotYtn quo wnTEanto case agreed TINT
everything -alngof papers, date Of Judgment, etc.
should Le entered n- Of May *n for the rcason
Tint the term Of the Supreme Court at Mt. Vernon
commenced yesterday. Now, most g'arng fraud
hun been pcrpctratcd, and am surprised that Judge
Moore permitted his Court thus to be used
Int tile whole thing II Illegal, and the Supreme
Court would dIanlss the appeal on motion, II any
onu would make II. Court Gun never date its
Judgment hack, except wilcre for sOnne tho
entry Of TIC Judgment should hare been male In
cauHe thrn pending, but for some good rcn.an ~Hs
NOT done. In tiray VI. Hrignardclla, Wall. G27,
Mr., Justicr Dav,s Of tho anprome conrt Of tho
always a.iniaahr when tho dolby haa arisen from
the net OF the Court 3" and tho Court held In TINT
cn.a that Il could mt be done when tho Court
did not avc tls matter bcforn It at that time.
II iH Il perfect fraud, mud Judge Moore ghonl1
have the Judgment set ntilG upon hIs own motion,
for evidently hc permitted tie entry without due
consideration. The author Of freeman on Judg
H,enta, Fec "a, says. quoting from the language or
the courts: 'The rlto that no Judgment would be or
dore entered nunc pro tue, except for delay Of tho
Court admitted OF no exceptions IN theory. and
was constantly observed In PRACTICE that ong Of
the Juaecs remarked that lie had ncvet known Of
its violation during his experience, extending ut
Lar and Bench aver period Of forty years." What
muy VIC not expect from Goudy, Root, and Colyin:
LAwxEM.
, 1876-06-08
and contradictory opinions Of the Clrcuit Judges IN
tho nf the S1hYot render the ecconl uncertain

and contradictory opinions Of the Crcuit Judges IN
tho cn-n If the Mayor render tho second uncertain
and uneatlafactory. ....,
'..ihase taken legal adTfce Of learned connael,
complete. and lint tho refusal Of Mr. Hayes IL
unJWstianhlc.
''But, whatever may be my right, and however
desirable II may he to enjoy the emoMmcnh and
hnnoss of The Office. considerations Of tho pnblic
good should aurmonnt al considerations Of private
ae.f" ." h, for
% he tho public good cannot allow mysolf 70 fol.
low the example Of nthets In IN t,rscemly exhibit
tton Of scnl In maintaining Individual rights
In tho nieantfmc the city employees tcmhln unpaid
city certificates OF lnfcbtcdness are maturing anu
s,s md h"nos e Tho st} %o !sSpsf,s an
city securities. In thla embarrassing condition OF
afTnrs Respectfully fab1nit To tho consideration
Of ynur Committee whether tho public Interest
would not he aubsesset by MI. reclamation.
''Lf In your judgment such would be The cane,
my resignation !. At the dlpnaal o.! the comMttee
suggestion na to whet courFc OF action shall pMe.
anc. H. T. nEHlcEs0Ht Comptroller"
ItOYNE 70 HArHs.
The following n0to was JestoEday sent By Mr.
n0yno to hiE. Hayes:
GfiscAun. ,5unc7 1878-Tnt Hon. s. $. Hdyes
havo overlooked In Ynur aease Of me. You ro'
member that Jou reminded inc I Wns on your
''Hand." As have some seif.fesrect "a well o.
fortune to osc nnd you have branded ma SO far az
y0n could 80, AZ RtpndEfor, do not tn! nix II Ia
Just to the city should rcnlnln on yunr bond.
therefore a'k ,sltast or d!schssgs there'tom, an
tgoflsn, and tefshAtss allow you to attend to the
rclucat Of, Your 1b'd't servant,
THoa l1orsE.
, 1876-06-08

hsses Hs,te' p 5sms; Amber l w|Ilism, M1se5; " y
II 9anns ssS' II Ma,con. IL III and Ssvid L. zook, ii
>''s.s: The Examination va. conducted chiefly by tho
ward i!o1,y., The fton. Thon,s. lloyne. Chairman
f. III 81 ena 81 ae a. @
tions 81 tic examination. The entire senior Glars
exhibited high, and in tho nlnfn very unlform.
r. 4e.t Sf w posy ne e nj n
Fri!Ay afternoon at y oclock when the closing ex-
etc.es Of Tho soesG W. oceut 1aese e. w i!I,1s hs
hsa It te p,nSnl n IT, no qcane M e'arf a
legal topics submitted BY nen,i;ers Of ths grail.
Hs!S sS sa.s p.. + e e%sn Ss: been 1wa
E'a n tavof e tSs GolisxeM M e hsT, @ Hna Witt I
~ t. :: swdsH s 'ns On ti n%s as
The l1on. !sanc y. Arnold. The llSn. Il. II. For,
fs,sr an 1ass T. G Fiji ,, Te II sn5jsstt .;
s ee are r. thn s,ata o Gss
ETC. ETC ''fi,es The ons M % 10 which tic prfsc viii
s se ~a e slpsrsE, !; 5sE s, By Witt IT, a fs%" ans
says submitted nrc fnr nbove the axernge Of college
essays, The students of !hc seniof claAa have
Rtsd y Y p r. ysnie a{'s not e he
and tasteful souvenir q yenr tnd.tton.l5 PREF;
ta @ hnpy, issnt Eas ,%,n ,Snl n III Il.
ni1cc, slide hy side with hts diploma nE l!ccnse,
$1o, 0oo exhibiting. with Earvcou: accuracy, aud
finish, not oniY tho face and figure of every 'cIiaW
student who cracked with him for two winnie Year,
the difficult conunirumH presented y ~, wv n2yes
Of legal rcadng, but the veteran f1crs az wei! O!
tic learned pundts who propoundc1 the aforesaid
Elnur1cunl4,
, 1876-06-08
CORRESPONDENCE.
THE QFUNAN ATnEuNFN

10 m6 E1fspf " lfe If1ouHf.
Cn'cAoo. Jnnc Tho hardest task OF tho pat.
riot II 10 Ignore tho calue Of party, and this Ia
made still harder by the prejudice arouscd by ma.
tionnllty. The Germans In tho City Council hayo
madc the most determined efforts to act for tho
city. and III return for their really patroc inten-
tons they ind themselves subjected to all manner
OF Misrepresentation BY the Staats- Zt1tung. They
accused Of selling out tho intcrestA OF C;srmans
and hcIng Influenced by tho Aattesy mud fine words
OF nntive Americana You can readily understand
how powerful such arguments ~ as theso must be
among some Germans; but for the credit Of
tho eseat majority Of the Germans who
4' DO no. ihni snat susb Ip'sf iras,r"ien. ss1i
tricks cnn be successful. II tho Common
Council does anythlng wrong, the matter sonid be
Instead Of combining its remarks to pure discussion,
goes beyond this and makes IT. appeal to tho preju
dlces of race. must certainly losu the influence
tellIgent derman.s u Chicago: The City counel,
hos commenced its work Of reform With patriotic
intention and substantial success. Il Is mt cx-
q aolng goo soo work, @ and il % cuttns down tna M *. Z.
money which has. been wasied. fhe German
70 continue In thelr opposition to thieves md dead
BEATS and arc not 70 be turned aside by The fnNan
matoy appeals In the Scass' Ztltuag to thv pscju.
Only two clatscs OF persons appeal to tho entlP.
and il The i unsIto to cast nslde il:
ssoty me @ t 4ss 9ss ~ saHg
saying TINT tho most Intelligent Germans ara
free from the llgotry Of race than any other civil
izcd people; they arc less ln0ncneed by the argn-
peopla; @ md the zeaaa w.hes 10 "fa earn
ts e IT, es.
temptabts cpurae, e, DUIs.
, 1876-06-08
TIE SITUATION.

Matters about tho City-llall yesterday were
quIct-rcmarknbly so The Acting -Mayor was
On deck nrarly all dny, And entertained bis
friends with grace, and his opponents with dis
tlnin. During the afternoon u TnInuNE re-
porter entered the Mayors snnctssn. An Inter
Ocedn scribe was calmly pcruatng copy Of his
journal, aud dilating upon tls own report Of an
interview with Mr.. Colvln, which he {the re-
portcr) rcgarletl as the acmo Of Ills falnc and
bliss. Seur the Mayor sat two Staats-ztitun9
reporters, holding sweet communion over
cupy Of the JunrHtA.
The conversation 1nggng, tho industrious
TRlnuhE man chitnctl IN as follows:
Mr.. Mayor, are you going to rcinstatc the
=, x"oSg ,aa,g na man 4 aoy one asks you tell him
:" What urc you doing to pay of tho city cm-
plnyca:"
* Are you ono Of thcmt"
.No, slr, but I'm Interested"
=. 4. citizen, and am seeking Information for
What lntercrt has THE TmnusE in the pay.
uacnt Of the city vmi.loyckEH
:. Ths sans .. sny ?hsf citizen IT wants to SOC
At this stage one OF the st0at4- zttung reporters
btated the!e was fearful xu&pring among the mon,
Tnsn .nsa r. ssSc MaySc . md kM + .a!es 1eSw 1T
bslct meditation In communion with
MR. HAYES.
,,e ~ 1 p's If, sh, tepssst iooM
IT, ss1d ~ XXI m oc,tn hu ~ot h.on ,nan ~ h
o,,na ~" -; ,i ~ % c.tr n % W." n
nn' Ssx ~ h aonn ,unn as gnn1 q
hays scssion wi, lis FIuance commItEeu 3 n "a a
day OF two. and TINT was all he would say.
TIE HOARD OF runLlc woKks
VIZ a,ns w I'aA; oAISE. lEt,1 in11 ~ soncaess
ih!hnsE ten9tter that ths !sifsc meinnets campos
rvssStng u snd ~" ns,,"r s. y, tn No.
sassrs at MN iii, INV A'"'''' "A' h' '"s" "o '''
an" s", taiAey %as hyi"s afonnu. booming, suil'
trEnI " & a M prstMo ~ ~" ~ W. VII H. o,fS. apa IT,
,S H., - hi u VI ~ !os,s a. 1nu @ Ana tha pcoi!o
~ ~ ~. h." h a Ws az .ke ha'ley haa 10
r. 'n,snsant ,sfr,. l' eo'"' ~ "a'e e"'< "s Inca
:" P's"'""~ ""'o'' ,,p u,vx,
aaa ps. Meliskas, ant! asIE sheridan had short
, 1876-06-08
THE COLLEGE OF LAW.

~. ,,,n1.,,nne aaM'u' ~ .'na..'. =" ,,o 11r,,n
College Of Law closed yesterday, having continued
a,c days. Th,rty. .shsro juniors were e1amincd for
,am,.,on ,o III. ,en,o, cjsss Of mr., wear. Of whom
twenty five wcfe admitted W. aeefss a: H. IN
ksr. Charles o. u. brockway, Hamlet col]auote.
- nsd,S. ~ A. Enru.,,u,r.r rr.nE nm,
~ - uAuoy' ". - " ,,aWn'a4,, - ~ ' -
a. y. Lenno, 'oha ,.. Msneuosn' ..aa p, ~; Mee1 ~
Nhodes, l., H. TrpmbalE, James II. Tall, Mr. Un-
derwood James G. Wo.rat F. Walker, c. II.