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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-31

J. G. Amber, the Hon. Marshall o. Roberts Gen. n -
Deas E. V. stOughton, W. NJ. Vermlye refer u9e,et'
William Allen Butler and +. 5. LYONS, Win tnoIr iaii
lies: W. A. Gregory and sister, Or. j. ID Gahuef anu
family Augustus Sche and wife, Mrs g. B. FOX, arthur
IearV Mrs James Leary M : Deary MISS ANNE bti9,
l. A LOWRY and Isaac Sherman, with their Respective
wives; exGOv. John T. Hoffman, Collector T. "A; A,t'
William II. Vanderbilt Harrison Drrkee Dr. r. pcuioI,j
W T. Everett bingham Townsend, Ezra WINE, AIitcu
Youpgs the Hon. s. b. Chttenden, and y 4. bdnsf;
every ono Of these last-uaneG gentlemen ~
hv his family: the Rev Dr. J. b. FlaGg ana fIeucdo
Goodrdcc and family. Among visitors IRON o,HCI rs
are Robert NJ. McLane and family, ana CV, tI I'm
Kpene ir of Baltimore GOV. IDdeD, ihe ii"h' 'Uii
BigeI oW the Hon Hamilton Harris, the ii ~ Johu al
T{Iiren the Hon. W. Doisheimer; judge Geo l.; NVni
stock and WIFE Syracuse j. 5. I. Srauah2h 'hu WIe
BrOokiyn; Edgar :. johnson aud family JOh Hhiilto
with his family, and H. IL Springer O me MO,
Admiral James Alden, Washington Cen. van VIC, pl
Tho rte. States Army John L. Bailey ana l1h ", MI
and Mrs Wafer Hastings, ana MISS r. Z nus VI
Tnstou The laies are about to plant ,lndl tt'c
in bc garden OF the United states Hotel airs l. tity
Movers and Mrs. WitthaUs are at the hcad VI thc oNe
mcat. ~ . 1,,,vIcr
ana family Of irOuEyu; M.r C. y. Van NNch &ui lIl,
Bvo0klyu Samuel Aymar aud Wlic Iff9OkINbi T. 9h'l
worth Gordon and family, Baltimore, imts >luhts az
family. Nesy-Yurk; ". {. Kingsley BrgCAyhi =; -;
Chds and wife, Stalnf .rd. Conn., Joseph oI,Si' -
and wife, NeW-IaYcu James oiroale alo .iIi1 -
lVu:N : am and family, Baltimore; A =. 'ddi on 90"
family New york; MIS-. Fred ILtteIirid ana iini9'
York; John p. MagOyorn ana i1ny NtN-l M,
Congress Hall gives grand nan thiS 'N'hi",' III
hons, which take place every eNchns' nav 80 ~, W a.
aiIc.d.d Among me guests At thls hoirI lt'l lc
famed: C. wall and family OF NcU-I0TN ~ VI. btr',t'
md 5.uilv New York \. Baker OF PI..ddt4ph4 D. W.
I,at5s ana family, Ncw-YOrk; j Harhtr ana faAlu'
family Chicago; T. Willard and .alni'y ohaua' ~ ~
family. brooklyn
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

William r. Vclwap, who 10 CHARGED with forging
c',ks ON he National Erch nEe nh % tho amount -
$4,000 released bail Oh SatuTiSy. As bona vas
IxeI ai 10000.
Henry King, who fatally stabbed Police sergeant
Nr,,iyra " tie Latter MAS cnJelyO ing arrest hip On
my ~ viii lrnJaby be indicted Oy tie GaLt Jury al rs
noEt session. Attorney Phr Pr Is preparing le te
The people, AID william :. rJniLnS Mi 1ethG Ni1s'
Al the Yorkyll'c Police Court yesterday Henry
stewart bella 10 500 10 answer ior rescnnE ~ ,ohs
fu4 ,n,rr flames Twenty Precinct. reSt
hrruy bee peg laser Oeer saloon IA Thirty iolrs' vas
4i r J0u TO c8m,l4 Of many RESIDE IL, c'@Ised
.iu st. Deer a. low price. thereby ATTACHING c"" %
noisy and dIs,utry p,isJn> W0 disturb Ihe people iAS
D., al ii. saloon. lie coIlaittcd FOR UNalliGal1l
A. the Washington Place Police Court. Yesterday
n Tomas 0;uIor OF NJ J23 West Twrutye g.ths- "as
re " DO. strs.gg John % Common with heavy aaHiA r
ur.r. iraetI..us las skull "a Wa held ~ Sl,SJu BAL,
N... Efgu bel iu :. U1 ll s.@hbuS John carey I
s. 600 ,..,cs IN the ri- G. " rgI
Ob,ue' 81 N..t p goods non stephen b".,ri o NO ~
Vost InyllhS ol Ian" u, Eyiu- hlm waI ,sa thA
payment. 40 a'l 81 rl,J.1-.. frhu,is hr! sapu
Iu.u UIity Il-At, iIi,UDg a nous wound
E.y va. ls. 20 .Wai &c result OF U'Se4 H. .rIes
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SEARCHING FOR MISSING GOODS.
MORE Oh IAlM,DaG d C.'7 T.cJI4AE OPERA

Tf..,-
= r, IT -,
The cyps-ITc Of the operations 90 iaiihtttc
d. r,. 49, ,..,r r,s-..f. WITHIN Tine I.t ,a Gays,
g. ~. TO - d.. ,.. ... ,..t.,.,.
a's r." i.r c''''.'i' '' ''' "'' '
'rwgJ covering Y l..-ii't '' I-. ''-."' .''.''
r., ., ions. and ts,,ara rcco,rrrc o." missing prog
.l.. O,..t.r...a Isu.v. reporter learned r,r FOL
Do, a..Illog,. .soi. r,lil.ye 40 iIe matter:
O. d. ,r.-I FOL $50. o. r..I.,r tgurai'.s. .u r. Af.'
ana l,.c, ln n-. ii,.. 'l. ii, I". r.''.'' ..'
E.'' @ ..., ,I. d.. |..- .f...r.f,. ruir.,a Ilal
. room - voted ,,,u-I,,. fy tay suo. D.. 'H.,
iI. wac b'u" rut ihr boy "d, 'h'. .'' ~ '....''-.
'', 'I'' '' ia ' Y " ''ur ID. I.. i..Ir.l.4
... r.lpd r,h bob. attorney, IIg. ... eliu.l. l'
Jersey tIif, Iu1 "'--D -'.,t.. . I.I''' ..' -'' T .
t'"- i'.'" |.f ,.-,.t "a l,.'. .t N....i.-... .u
vri,. .o,rr a. TII.-I-. g. CO.'S -'oi- H'u h, f "sed
anl as'' f'.ti o 'l' ''.' 'r " . l, .,.,r.. 10,
., MIN. d. i.r -t.. ur4 9a- I....l ,pl. or
OBJ. pl.rNI gu4 ir H.,l. "" ti.''''l't jug t. ~.
Ing ace COPS .H".'''J o., ''d l'., ~ ~ ~ .it
-, o,, .g M .n .lp..I lo ,.r..., GU. Nr. Apr.I-
name 'nd place ~ business "-d ri-' ".,E D. ''
ZION. I'D. '..'' VIM. '.. ,~' ',r, ia i.r.., -
W." -r.l Ir.. place q, lace IJ .rr.r, "a. . prose-
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DIslgsa AEAyce or A RE. GIoUs wongER.

William Il. Lewis, residing in Thiity-fougth-
a. called ~ Police HEADQUARTERS last evening aud told
Inspector McncInott' who in charge, that Pryor
s.nob a.; 3d. vho bias Jccu assisting the Rev Dr. TyD@
in the Tabernacle in Tnrty-iourh-st, near Broadway,
had s.idGcnly disappeared under circumstances which
excited sGspicOn 1t appeared from uis statement that
uau who had - line attended ~ simon when nc
sick mad ca,tGd as. Wednesday night upon him for aid
and npIn inquiry IL asceralHed That the man was
uuescryug OF aii iy the advice OF nleuds Mt. simon
agreed a. meet the man and inform him Of As dlsnc.i-
nation 70 assist him He cf5 his home for th?t purpose
Last Thursday morning; since then he has NOT been sen
n heard or Mr. SIMON had In blue fIuurl 5ut when
lat rccn is disappearance has ceatrd great deal Of
excitement among MS cOwOrkcrs the tent. H. feared
he tas met win fuI play. Inspector McDGr2otL sent
out an alarm ali stations gnd officers were sent ia
s.4.c eli of him
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SUMNER LEISURE.
LONG BRANCH.

.rr HOTELS AND COTTAGES WELL PoPULATED-lHE
LATEST ARRIVALS BOAT CLUB ORGANIZED.
IyRou AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or T!iH TEIBUNEI
IoSG BRANCH, July 29.-Again there Is
bevdav in Long Rranch's life and her hotels and cot
tages are full of people The West End to-day contains
ESQ guests and there Is scarcely room Naeah" nov"
lands and the ocean House equally prosperous Inc
hathng this season remarkably fine, though but h'c
potrouized Tho weather has been cooler than in the
pegIborjng cities but the grass shows great need OF
dreuehng rain to its greeDness and smOot6ness
The improvements in the way OF new buildings ana COZ
faces are comparatively few Mr.. Brown has ere''cu
two fantastic cottages nhis park, one OF which mas oee
leased TO Consul Kortwrgnt OF Philadelphia mol ana
cold saltwater bath establishment has Dcch put up J'S'
north of the West End Hotel
President Grant not yet arrved lis youngest son
:, the only representative Of the family 50 far on me
ground Thomas Murphy, all reports to the contrary
notwithstanding. sn continues to occupy MS se'sue
cottage and has not yet retired 10 DIS estate SOM
lance inland. Hugh ]. Hastings and Gen. A. p Neoo
are both occupying cottages. Geo '" Niii,' "u' "a"
tbopy Drexe are a: their elegant villas. Among me
late arrivals AT the West End Mablon Chance Unl'eG
States Consul Nassau; the Rev Dd'd sNlnf ~
Cbca-o the Hon. Robert G schencf WASHINGTON boo'n,
CnIIr.f0r of Inc Port OF Baltimore; eNoOv. Bowie OF
Maryiaud. and exGOy. straw o. NcNi.ai -tHt .il''
Bedie OF New-Jersey at the Mansion 10. MI MI
JoGn BigeioW is at the ocean Hog >r: ar
IusIee A Hopper is LIVING at ne W.. M
GOV Jildcn Is expected here D. about the Isl oi august
Gov. Hendricks may also come To- tsiS "i &C. O''.
sehenck has Deen very 9nFt SIM ms r airiry
his visitors have been Cen Neo1 itu A!r5'S, tl ~.
The Rev. DAVID swing iOJSs IatieF tA-''7i>c a., ,
hard work but lie mlro ing iGP,'s n.I It s1rf,v--
where IS not yet known Mr. Wol.'cA 'if Cl.hi,'u et
AIr Byron have been here. Col Ihoh" Sc''' - 81 ''
sesrisht has become great resort among Nev-foI s
I al " ~ Hyydir Bu.t n Camp Cornelius Wander
nil r. of New ORR Dana, DOid, Thomas ~ 49,
ark gen,euon The AUGUST l4e,iss 81 ,'G s,,,,,,s
Racin, ASSOC alton are ll' 9eAt ltt' %. , .ir5s
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
cr1,novs Of CONVICT LIFE.


rrsrrNoSY BEFORE THE STATE PRISON COMMISSION
ALLEGATIONS OF CRUELTY AND DISHONESTY
BY OFFICIALS At SING SING,
The Commission appointed by the Legisia-
,ure of this state to investigate the condition anu man
agement OF the different State prisons began I'D "oA
about two months ago at the sing sing Pllsoh anu II '
engaged there. The Commission take testl'l-ohS mum "
sources and several OF craeiiy ana uisIoeaS vi
the pat OF keepers aud officials have been uiseoV
cred. .,a d,
Among other witnesses who have been e1an'htc Is
John J. Mullen who prisoner In sirg sing 10! ~
months and WHO received pardon from Ho'' iI'd'"
last week lie stated tBat there was an a'OI"sc Vi wv
deaths week in tho prison, and gave seFeTal instances
If harsh treatment of sick prisoners. CONVICT haineu
Ricby who was dying with consumption was cA"ei
fraud" ana elected from the ho'pl al Oh tAe us o
so,tt lie was found dead III his cell at 10 o'clock inc
came nj by the guard. Another prisoner hameu JoUh
Puryts was admitted 70 the hospital i"nr ho' p'i"ie
his death lie suffering nom cramps i! MS S'o'''
which, Mullen said were caused By the lrish stew
which Is served every Thursday for dinner lhs' h'f
len asserted made Of the refuse meat ana Ne7''
HOS and som bread which bad been served for dlhh'r Oh
ti ding Sunday Purys had been examined III MS
CELL where he was heard -IOanius rom PAM ana Was
reported that nothing The matter VILE MN. Eehr!
ia, ksol col0rrd prisoner, was suffering Win coh'Hp
tom aud was made 10 sleep m damp gallery ana KEPT
al work un: two days before his doIth before mems IA
u,trd 20 ,he nos pital Another named Mc'oId' whose
duty was To peel potatoes for the m"ssFoom co'sheu
SO severely that ne unable TO sleep. I've was exam
med and . was reported that there IVES Hothh| me
matter With HIM" He finally succeeded ~ beng al
niei to tue hospital, whore Ia Ned aier elsht houIS
An irgics was ucla upon his body, aaG il vas found
Tia, both his lungs were gone. ucnry Vale, Who had been
curyiauiue Tor eight months, died ten hours h!ttr Ms
adu SION 10 hospital Ed"rG Gum VAS SEN 70 the
hospital after being "paG8'Ct' for not vorhins. lie
died ia .hlcc days. Several other insjo &C. OF SIMILAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-31
THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

The motion By the city for an injunction in the
equity suit to set aside the taxation o. the Commissioners
Zee, m the first Sroadway widening viii De agnel before
lido. V,,,f.r.uk Cont, Chambers on tuesday
Nudge ruur viii Corporation Course. whitney al
support ~ the moJ.u.
Henry J. Birlsall holder Of mortgages Tor TGO,oOo
ON tc op... AZ Nos 1872 lGi IGG aad lies second
ave- o. ed by William Hickey, applied 10 Judge "cothT'"S
Tor the apuutmcnt az roc.iv,r The aiutr testified That
Inc corner wOh more man Sl.tVJi lV A'A
two " each the lJuvth <lGuuo. ana te D.latt
HAa ulto Valuations ep :ohiAtt -
is Nj isrv irslai ira. the Luss toz'tIer wrra
Wort 600 called cight real estate agents 10 CON-
INN the ,JIregtLess The coutt eihseA 10 Grant
tlsr DIIU
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counsel has nIIticD tnd tolloVuf lcJicr:
FUNERAL or ExJusrIcr sirANDLay.

The funeral services of the late eX-POhce
ia lce Edward j. HuaHdi were held AZ li' jest sriay,
al Tie residence OF his brother iuaw, james Mctnnn il,
at No. - We Flitccuthst. Notwithstanding the storm
TIE house WAS crowded with friends including ao mcm-
b.-sof tho IWgrJ j. Shandley Association, ;hc Board
o.. Aldermen Comm ,sipnsr fhOIi.ts BrennaA, and
others Al tho head or tho CO IN, the plate Of which
bore the rscr ptol. Edward j. standby died, July
IS 1876 aged "a years." stood arse hOrLl cross aud
wreath hon 40 Hon. s. $. Cox crown and
cross were presented b. the Edward j. o"andiey
Associations large pillow, with the letters
as g." upon t. by tho "sable Gang;p Other offerings
were from W. j. Florence Mr.. Joseph fO"krr, and
Otncr friends The services conducted ~ the Rev.
Father ifaror assisted by the Rev. Francis lueiry,
both VI ~ Frances Nayers College. The mermcut took
pace Ia Calvary cemetery The following gentlemen
were the pabearers john Kelly, Henry ID. PurrOy.
Thomas Shells, NJ. H. Wnelau, N j. karury, William
tuAgaE, john Scott James bagley, James Hehernan,
Juaeph H. ToJkcr, Joseph Z. Pnckncy, George BROWN
Matthew Patton, Joseph H. KoOh q. ". But, William
j. Flor nce Charles IL. Hail. Benjamin tairohld, James
Day, H. l.. Brassn and Thomas J. CIeamor.
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TIE THLELHORN MURDERERs.
ANOmER MINING o. GEHMANs 10 DISCUSS THa
TRAGEDY.


TRAGEDY
The second meeting e. consider the case OF
the Newark tragedy was held a. No. 81 Maraetstr
Newark On Friday night. About 100 pcrtous pres
ent including Amelia Thiolholn, ssiar OF the muitur
ors, aud Mrs. Fischer widow OF OF the WUskmeL
shot IN Dawson's ttnucry. Dir. Hil;crs presided and
Gail RemmIcber secretary. AL the speeches were
in German, and characterized by d6,o-ul ard de-
ceuCy, which oannO. De said u the Tst meeting winch
disgraceui ui-eIanco5 were made by several speakers
letter from Charles NJ. Meyer, the -orcman OF Dsw.
sons tanuery, read. lie wrote: Il have never
tried 10 drive the Thel' On brothers from any shop;
have never been Il hndranco 10 them while tba- we're
Tying 10 work IN any other shop, have ever
Btorfered with or harmed anybody, or tried To Giye
tham from the shor. never dismissed either 81
the ThlehOm brothers from the shop, they having left
OF their free will, at the time declaring that
they had no need to work. Il never tried TO sell the
Thielhom brothers house. and never told them that
they must move. Albert 1helhom arrested once for
threatening the life Of John Abers. and after ten days
OF mprisonneat baDed lin, TO show that felt friendly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-31
EgIE's MAY ACCOUNTS.

The report of II. j. Jewett, receiver OF the
Erie Railway Company. for the month Of May was h,ed
ia the County Clerks 0cc Saturday. The receipts,
including the balance hand on May j. were S2,705.
lo4 co. disbursements 81 2I9lsl 81 leaving balance
Of 1885 1922 % on hand Certificates OF Indebtedness
amounting to s565 900 Issued, and $4,000 can
ceed during the month The aggregate OF such
certificates issued up 10 and Including May 81
x2yIG.5y9 DO; there were Cancelled during the same
time 81 494 $50 Al, leaving Si420.0O0 outstanding.
Judge DonOhue confirmed the report Of e1-Judge
Epeacet referee who nass.d tbs report VI Mr. Jewett
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BROOKLYN SAYINGS BANKS.

REpORTS OF THEiR CONDITION july I--UNh DhI'n
ONLY BLHlND.
ALBANY, July 29.-The complete statements
of all the BROOKLYN savings banks forwarded for July
to the Bank Department. are given below. except the
Hamilton Savings Bank which is closing business Inc
important ues of the statements for January are ap
pended herewith from which 10 make comparisons VIZ
DROOKLYN SAVINGS BANK.
Ig.y
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CAIENnARs-Tnls DAN.

SUFtENE CoUkr- tHANhEH,-N!.~th8 J.
- Isrrcpc. asf Nov!..e. 200. bGs. agt how,and
IS. hahn Ak, Block. 20. .NIluStian Tel. 90 aG|
49, .'Etaulr a-i. 4r,st Var Nu>tItIC
Isl. schwartz aga. snirel 2b5 Pagan a-t kcsEs.
.fs., payut0r asL Siege IJi..s.UWart aEL tallel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-31
PARK DEPARTMENT ACCOUNTS.
LETTER FROM PRESIDENT MARLIN TO MAYOR
WI,kHAM.

William Il. Martin, President Of the DEPART
mcnt oi Public PARKS, has written ictltl 10 Mayor
Wicslrin III answer 10 b.s letter OF July in relation TO
III, difficulties between thai department ana me Con
trolrr Nr Martin says 1t Is clear, from the t'il''
srunIpuce between the two departments, thdI lAo AZ
counts have been kept in the forms prescribed hj h'
Co~o,r: that hes. accounts have given the Controller
a tnc Information ne ba, a-ked that nc has p4e'cf Oeu
No new ioua, fo- rendering ~ accOGni+ tnlt tie PARK
department Is willing tu iyc l.u any information 90, TO
IN. accounts thai be wants Mr. Marlin also claims mat
Al, tGc ,un,su.la statements o. the Controllers letter.
Int . tiy-fos are not made uut ia accordance WIN
In, forms which De hds prescribed. tdt ne has repeat
eddy requested that tho payroils should be made ont
correctly ana that iniDl nation should 0c u'nshe nm
which j. necessary for che guidance of The Finance De
partIl,ut. are eDutrHdlrtrd 10y the fIri-
Tie Controllers statements, Nj Martin continues are
urob,iIy supported be- bis own mimi by the cream
stance, t't Do has written letters ou the business q" inc
Drpar,u,ut BOP individual commissioners These leter'
have mover been rrroy Ir tie Board, nor have thor
csuta'- become na'rr 20 Item. ire lf.'L' Oh '''l
.lIi. i,t,ar!, u Ga diac.,u; Comm s-.ouy- ON sucA
,r'' t,,,r., -r., a. tir CuEtiu,i.r mix select,
,I ,f. ,tli-l, would s.tI 90 many t...'s anu tI.-
~, ...i,,i. I'D, DEPARTMENT acuIl NOT allow .I,rI Ia
b., ,ir.It milo , OF his HlIr practice oi changing
audi t ri...fH pl.s gsil-. 80 l.' ''tr ti'-'u' 'l
a. .,., -. language .u hi- letter :" SON when
mon. it..r ar. irrc,Il. i'i.s iu t.c WIIa-. uI.lf
OBJ. uI. lirtI- tui W1,t.tH aht .n.,N'i 'Nl'''"
r,rraus rII..iIr a',u ilr HD''f ol i.r 1'N. an'
fDai . - u .Er srua.. BE- know. tat at tIl"i STAGE
su. Mgt, Ir support q. .uch luFJI tl'"n'. J. we
ri.irp ny ~ our operation. 60. irregular waste
I'm, IF Iu. f we vouit meet rim. and ipI very 'h"
% MS ia.' 'r"aii',s -t"" .t '','n.. '..', 81
,,'.,i ,.sp,i i POL 900. -sIlrr. 81 tr,s department
"" io pr. ''''t Goo. rom ..l ."' N, .A' . = L .,
i.,i-, uul d." au. uwr our ""fh "ul .''" ''i' b. '
DIS vu..u wr "''i not H'.I'r t' lll-,' 't u" ''-
eiut r.a-.. in ,ri, a.rt. I.u winch have 'io.'' 10
ul aU t.s,s.Iua. iu Ilr Pt.-'
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COMPARATIVE TABLE.

The following is a comparative table OF the aggregate
resources and liabilities Of the savings banks IN Brooklyn
and Kings County, as shown in the January and jay
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Testimony BEFORE THE STATE PRISON COMMISSION
ALLEGATIONS OF CRUELTY AND DISHONESTY
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Amount ,,o ,eu,,itors I42273 s3s37&i3o
OF .er Liabilities. -...---... .tlJ- I55tS.
IX,t-s Liabilities. oIbbl.fy Ot,N-'9tt
Number 81 open agCoult3 l'J-'V ,1't,-
i1hr sc and bonds quoted cost the excess ot
--gf value being shown under the head 81 other asS"ts II
Inc January statement which will accot Tor the IppaIcus
great reduction under that mead IN july
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-11
NOTES.

A Berlin dispatch announces that the
Prussian Chamber Of Deputies has passed a
bill for the incorporation of the Duchy Of
Lauenburg with the Kingdom Of Prussia.
A telegram from Davenport, Iowa,
says Judge Dillon has issued decree trans
ferring the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railroad from the hands Of William Bond,
Receiver, to the Union Trust Company of
New York, and appointing William Bond
its General Manager.
The House Committee on Agricul-
ture has agreed TO report a bill giving 9O, 900
acres of land, or land scrip In lieu thereof,
to the Territory Of Colorado to establish an
Agricultural College.
The Texas State Fair opened at Hous-
ton on the I'd and continued five days. 1t
was a great success In every particular.
The prospects for large crops of fruit
and grain in Nebraska the coming season are
said to be extremely favorable.
Ben French and wife, who were I'M
der arrest charged with having poisonous ...
old and wealthy colored man named Jacob
Jones, were taken from the Jail at Warsaw,
Ky, on the night Of the 3D., by a mob OF
masked men, and hanged to a tree.
A recent arrival at Omaha, from Gus.
ter City, says that great scarcity OF fsod ex.
lists throughout the Black Hills. Sugar is
40 cents a pound, bacon so cents, corn 90
cents, and -four S22 a sack in Custer City.
The road from Fort Laramie to Custer il
strewn with wagons belonging to parties
who had been attacked by Indians.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-11
Beware of Opiates.

In order to induce natural and health
full sleep such methods are to be adopt
ed as will abstract an excess of blood
from the brain. This may be accom-
plished by exercise, which draws of
the blood to the more weary organs /;
while a well ordered digestion demands
the blood that keeps the brain in too
great an activity for the stomach,
where it is needed. To sleep well, too,
according to DR.. Terrier, one must, if
possible, rid himself of all care, ankle
ty and disturbing thoughts as the natu-
raj season of repose approaches. A
brisk walk toward the close of the day,
and When the brain has been overtaxed,
is commended TO us. But DIR. Terrier
warns us-and it were well IL he could
be heard everywhere and needed
from opiates IS /" dangerous ground"
They do not produce sleep so much as
torpor. II you can not get sleep by
methods which nature itself dictates, he
says, it is full time to call in the family
doctor.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-11
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ST. LOUIS, May g., 1876.
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'CoRS.No2 Mixed, a5haiSx.
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BUTTERLChoice Packed, ESQ soc.
PoRR-stsndard Mess. sn Sos22 90.
WooL-Tn6. washed. Choice, sss,O,; I'M
CorroN-Middling. IlJsc.
NEW YORK.
BE~EyEsTNatiye. 3s.1all Isl Texan. None.
HoGs-Live, None,
Specialization, sO,e5ss rs; shorn. s5.5s.
GG.75.
FLoUR-Good to Choice, s~5.25s5.7O.
WMEArwNo, Chicago, si.l's ;lg
0ATs-Western Mixed, S79 AS.
PokK-Mess, &2l Goa 81 80.
CoTToN-Middling, 1870.
CHICAGO.
BE~EvEs-Common to Choice, t32Ss6.25.
HoGs-Common TO Choice, ~t7.Cs7'5O
FLOUR Choice Winter, Extra. s~7.2b97.75;
Spring Superanes, . .oQe8.75.
WHEAT-Spring Nc. 2, 9sk 98SHc;
Spring, No. 3, ssl o Sshc.
CoRN-No. 2. 45A 1t55sc.
OATs-So. 2, BOX 801c.
RYE-No. 2. 6g6lhc.
PoRF-Mess, &2O. 90a Il 90.
LARD-Per cwt, e12.i0sl2.45
KANSAS CITY.
BEEvEs-Natiye Steers. e3.75S4.0,; Naive
Cows. Oh. 00e 3.I5.
HOas-t5.5Oe7 100.
MEMPHIS.
FLoUR-Choice, 81. 26@ $40.
CoRs-NO. 2 White, bgbIc.
OATs-4 sg be.
CorToS-Middling. Ike.
NEW ORLEANS.
F~LoUR-Choice To Family. sG.e5a7 80.
CORs-b7s &C,
OATs-40g Ale.
HAY-Choice, Sg3 .0DG2i 90.
PoRK-New Noes. S2l. 7js 400,
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