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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-12
The Prince of VyaIes.-EEis Visit TO
the Pyramids.

The correspondent of the LopdOn Times de-
scrlbes the incidents of the visit of the Prince of
Wales to Egypt, and of his reception in India.
OF his visit to the Pyramids he writes
His Royal Highuess then gaIloped back to join
his party and drive to
, 1876-02-07
ROWING.

rRoHprrta ron An INTERNATIONAL MATCH.
The Nev York Herald h1s tho following dis
patch from Cambridge, Lug. under dn.c Feo.
8:
There meelIng to-day Of forty .uno rsprescna-
lives. Including tho Captains Of lilo Can1irtllss Uul-
ssE,sy and cullege l1oat clats, " D. Co.'s lue,ldins
Tho bnslneas of tue nct.tng The discussion ot
tho hnoricnn challenge. It Was resolved that tho in.
vitainn Guild not te accepted. owing to tho Henley
fegnttA engagement nnd interftrennn with college
dut,cs. The resolution passed with expression.
oE regret. As additional aona for declining 1t wns
stated tAnt ickoI cnu1 not be gathered, but II
thu ate of tho event ucte altered to July ~ tho cnss
would ts different sn:t tho American invitation u
tnctton u,ado fl tho ca1lcKs b.we.n graduates
nu undergraduates. II this GtHtacis wtIe reinoyri
an tho tlato for tho coatt4t changed, theru were Ai
Good hopes Of acceptance.
At tbs close ot tho me.linR tho HYaII correspond
cut asact, ~ Wuulh sny crow scsupt tho AnIc4ieau
chol!sngs a. rccvfsca7" Funr men responded, yolu.
terTna to 'in Two others rrovidg tts graduate aud
hailed with onthuslasm. Il wan Resolved. aud carried
bJ acc!anatlon that subscription list La poscl In
tht yarioua colleges, with vinw to obtain funds 10
dcsay the expenses ns tia journey Of ths III tho
event uf an pt.nco Of tho EuRliah rrhly In this
form. Tbs most likely result n that 0. will be
selected frun tho College Doa. Cu but uus fr1 tho
regular university cr1w.
, 1876-02-07

csoHo OF It. 10 informed tho gdrcon that he nonlS
rnqnts nothing slso, aud he nesd not ratnrn
un'l lic rang for hn About ffteen or twnntJ
a:1d smoke cigar-tho re' OF Of ifos,m wa
haa p e:tcdtnx from bis cabinet. On opening
thrr door he was fontni Iytu4 OH the nofA dead,
With smoking ristol st his hide. On eeh1chiaa
him, not 4 eon Was discovered 10 his pockets.
Tho Inference uAs tiipt being paatiy starvotl, ho
dctotmtued to rogaln himself In ! snbptnous
manner for once. md tlen cancelled thin aud I'll
oshcr debts by paying With his life. The pro.
Prietor OF the rs,thurant Raid no would have
willingly givsn hin, his dipner II he had onIy
killed ftnnelf elsewhere than on his prem,ses
This Was tho practical Blio of tbe question. the
man who paid siicl, piioo for 1lia dinner VA
evidently q 0scip1o Of Drtltht.Shvatio.-ANt4
RhDties tn Lts February Uai1tv.
, 1876-02-07

started VIC hal quito largo rasty. Our hrat
day'a march brought ns to FarmTlo pretty latn
u she evening. took n.y. "comnani' dlroct-
command, 0dn. Cnrtin, IN accomplished yUnng
officer frotu Pennsylvania. lie received " With
tho most colfliAl hospitality, and Immediately
;'avosoti lnaclf to providing aomo rasionn for
tic tsm ass9 tor stfss' tso pn ssa to rbs s,o'sE sE
for Was = somewhat llf'cnIt matter,
for NO wero III quite largo numbers. i'ctan being
scarce. Curtin mud Gordon II link It uasl
turned IN together, which reminded mo oE
John Tgler and John VI. 1sot.a sleeping tosnthor
at thn National Hotel Mt Washington a1ou after
io death cf Don. tfsriisen IN tlls spring Of 1871.
Tho next day VIC pursued ot,r Journey To Ilnrks-
b,rg. Wn taon Hcpsrate'l, mud I l.avo aocn Mons
Of tho gentlemen nlnco, except Uol,. Atexandcs,
whom l met few dnys after In Waul,.nEton.
All Of tlcso fccollcctsoua nso now e1ttaa,e'v i'll
events a. hppomatsox. and bo.lovo was TIM
only man thora on etttlnr Hido who wa4 not In
Eonn wa7 CONNECTED with rho military eciy vice.
enjoyed my long horseback ride from hppn-
roio so Ly slo mort o tho dihtancc and m .1lna-
tca!" aud "Confc1otate" over got along better
together. found tho Qnnetnl q man OF raro
intellIsenco anil great conversational powers:
and as wa Sent "msfeing along p" we talked
for hours and huuta of the inciaeuls OF tho War
on bosl sides, uud Bpcculatcd III to tue future
Of tho country. 1}iddlng each other good.l7
at fetcrhEniE, NO each Ncnt our way. do no.
botoye that Gordon at that timo believed he
would I'o i Honator ln Congress from tho Btato
Of Georgia within tho no1t eight years aud
certainly had no idea Tint within tito next few
yoars would change my residence from 0aIcpa
10 Paris. tut 80 It falla out And hero will
stop. aud you, may Say 1t s quito tlmo. Nut
stopping nitcr hav,ug cnioayoretl 10 give you
the Information ron sought Tor, hhve run on
into porsonRl "Reminiscences IN which you can
ieol but lsttto interest.
hare tho houor 10 be, vary respectfully,
yonr obedfant aoryant, Z, II, WAsHDuEsE.
tonA L. WlRsEoN, 1ynchbusg, Va, U. u.
, 1876-02-07
SpEC1E-PAYNIENTS.
Now Eoris 10 Rcauss,u IN 1879 Any
Way.

way.
N,,p FORK Trtb.n<,
There Is \ complication in takiur backward
atepa Oh Hpecio- payments, which tbey do 0oi
seem TO haye tbouclt Of In Washington. What
ever coulHe Congfegs or tho other Staten may
pursue tue Btato of Now York has made her
election III favor Of sound currency. New York
ia 1893 Was tho first State to oxact and enforce
npecie-pA}monts; aud, at tho last aoAsion OF the
Legislature, Sue took another docMyo and tn
nnffnnt stan In thc pa,no .lirsctfnn. '~
trI,nra H. Inara ro1d t,src ~ n..irv oh..,n.h,n
49,. I. naa.t ~ ~ tna ,..r,s - IT, ~
snAn ~ Aecoen 80 Hno "14to u sutn otAses AoA
tue 1888 coUPct!4on VIC suconntef t1olo othe1
States and tho National Goyernnont tho anrti
ward resumption, There arc more than II .t,0f
ec}loo),strIcts in this Rtatc and tbe total tsref
coIltnind hcth attta and n,nnirinai, nnn,,rt r.
so.no'sl. p'sn sneu snn nan nao uutc!pAl. nouns
i%np.u % ehan Sootoueouu aAIuai5: INV tnent
WHICH requires all tAxe8, Including echool-diB-
bapk-no.ca, will practically soon produce epocle.
payments.
No State can long retain cnrrepcg which IL
not receivable for 5tata md local ta1eB. T1a
power Of calloctinG taxes in gold has been tho
great aud powerful tnsttnmontshty Of masntain-
ing spccle-paymente In Toxas, Colorado, Oregon,
Nerau1. and California. The United States au-
prone Court. in the case Of Lnne Co1nsv Ts.
Oregon Il Wallace. IL has decided that BsAta
can onforco tho collection at taxes In gold aud
thai - The clauses 10 the several acts OF Con-
RrcAA Of l6G2 aud 1853, making United 8tstN
hotea legal-tcnder for debtH, have no Iefer-
once to tnxca imposed bT State authority"
II IAx-Collectof III this Stale should fall to
collect taxch iIl tho currency Tor even IN any AZ
ttcle) designated by law. hiH wil!ful omission
, 1876-02-07

LcBs Tbnu Elalf Il 13tiit0n OF Loxsck-
Insurance companies Rave only to
Fay S3G7,ijO.
Tho following fire Btatintics for tho year end
Ing Jan. 81, 1870. arc taken from Eloan's Insur-
anec Fire Report aud shov tho number Of
alarma aud still alarms responded to ty sho Fire
Department aud INSURANCE Patrol during tho
1aEt year.
Tho fgurcs In tic following table represent
the actual loss md tile portion covered by inBtir-
auce; also tho total amount Of inHurapcs In.
yolscd III well as the cl4sa Of tho buildings de-
strnyel OF damaged by the element:
, 1876-02-07
TIE COURTS.
Record OF Business Transacted ant-

Record VI business Transacted snt-
t.rdAy.
TIE CRYSTAL LAKE llcEL1su COMPANY.
1u the easo OF John G, Neypy aud otbers
,,,,,s, ,bo cr-s,o, r.L, 1,;o,,,;,r, .,a u,,.,.r
ixy tyo,ts ~ nr1ar ms ,;,,,a s,.,,rd,, .u.t,ar-
!oe wins, An utaef ma u1aao oa'Ai"aS n"sEol-
'sng tho l1ecoiver to is'slto tho property OF the
companies ip good Insurance companies to tue
amount Of e75. 600, aud elno to soil such goods
a. ara in h,a h,,ds r,e,,roe and r..1v for ,,,a
,a..,,.t re-. nt.,n a w a;.,,,sa .,a ~, ~, III
1natNes. tne "o''on " olH'n'ss 'ne olll anu I'LL
other questions we're postponed until Fob. IL at
DIVORCES.
IT., ,o,ak,,,r,,o,.a y, 11ato,
. =" 49,
p'eashnt p'ece 10 WINCH 10 HFe, oas II doos not
in tic high tonod Dikhop Court Hotel thero uso
,narlt., hicacrinua Tim ,o,lv WIN fce,s NJ, y7r,
...aa. sss.,, ~. - s. ~ :. 11s...s..." ~.
,nust oeep'y JUN ~ present ~ hcps'o'1a AAsr
tatlhue, who rtc'ted Tory detailed aud chrono-
logical tale OF wocs Saturday In \ bill Alod for
diyorce from hor husband. Jafncs II. Macfarlane.
CO. ,s.~.:sa l.. ION ~, T-o.- ~. .,.....
~" p, ~as "aa''ou ~ 1o'o, aua 'teu' 'nss .'uo ui.
til jan ~, lb76 sbe sa5a she tried her boss
to cook James heefescak and make bis cofTco to
su!t his pnrticuIar taste, hut outs
rrs,,,cssa,,,1,v ~ -, la ,,s !, ,hs
49,. ~. I,,, -,
hspls ot u!!hElng 700 tnacn: irety
suyu ss ss"ma 10 nsya bosm a, h.
net not 70 ehiase nor WIN p'ow r. on the nach
or shouiaer, avon on TUG htfeet. 1ncHe la'inot.
s.eSi m u'inn sSpes.oa nhso pecoao .iuso'no' WA
~ .ate' aaof@l'ane assa aos eA"pee'
fAheoN A.;
j: Chatlos :iialnes va WAS saturday appointed
gn1eG II a., Uniteu STATES COMMISSIONER III place Of
" L. Ely oeoosseu.
~, ~" H1A IL he"uh1F'
Ine uniten ~ States cosan enat n Aoot satnI-
ny dot Sl"g" y aealnas ana'eW :; 1 M,sE"' -. =
I1oodwllhc' E. H. ayers, a. y. lHetfsen. anu y.
Il, Bowen; ,
escosEn ~ burrows, hbeisnee o1 No91nn t.m. IT,
mons' a!bo began su't ~ aets !oe elo'"oo
s.,!.e 1sa =. N"uu. = y; Nos' =. -; 'ooosop'
fHiap Dscxnlan. hhn n.!nem u. H'ai"'
,. - gsSkNuiIeI MsTr:ha. g ,-,.
NooetI .. iaueIsnn Anu onnts -. tAttettoa
n.oa n Soamota.y ponni1on 10 pahk,np'ey a ns.Mr
70 70 e9te;to and tho unsecured to eG,Gii.t,.
lhn oanHlnpts uaVe no assese nesloes stoea ol
Eoo.s. "ne" nan oenn H. nS!o'"tos1 " I%1ussyen % 20
oIs ,,,,,, une nas'snMoht "1s uaoe 1"n. ~; ist9'
10 ~, MiliiAh atoFoy snu y. james, OF oFa'a#ooa.
!hS asse;a ~ Eonveyeu KY cpna!ss VI otou accounts
70 sne Ss,nG . m ot a Gaea sa teSsea @ ,so'n aa,o
= ~ ri. satr'r,. =, b,xs .,s;,hn
sndi,ldosl a. debts nor assrta; s;,., ,..,
default. and warrant Issued returnaols March
4, before kognter t!aht. warren ltlckox Was
appointed froFat0uat hSsiedeo.
The creditors of OTuWay y Nowlan hold a
nentlns Saturday, ana voted 70 accept tho COM
poalt.on OF ~ per ceat oHefed W tIo baAkF1'HB.
Ot this l0 per cent II payable In three months,
uIuo mouths,
I.1o creditore of John r. Board acrood Hatur-
a,vto nrcort . ccr,,o,ittn, ~ III M "a,.t ~,
'uo'i e'e4at1o. pa.au.o -. eaen.
Mur,.v / HcsM.r.y n, tbn ,,s, n, r1p,r
T s.., ..,, ~ - '.i. - - ' IN m, M n,s 49, WI n"s 90
, 1876-02-07
Suicide eu a 0oo4 Diu,or.

Que evening ~ wAs walking slons the Bo,t-
!oyard dos ltasiens abut 10 o'clock, sAn crowd
iu front OF restaurant. mud learned Oh inquiry
that \ mAu hsd tAksa h,a own life inside. Il
appeared that he hsd installed himself in ca6.
t'.fs parttcuier. aud ordered rsgal rupass, dwell!
lug with auction on each course. HIS repast
occupied . ooupls OF hours, and when coffee,
coKpao, aud cigars wer9 furnished tonArd the
, 1876-02-07
TRAChEaL. TROUBLE.

Special DispaeeA TO TIA C'A,eoqo 1tlbun,.
DAsY1ILE, ILL.,, Feb GA diseass, termed by
Tho rhyslc!aps diphthetia Group IL prorjpg very
fatal to numbers Of people In th!s city. thors
having h4sa th1ss deaths from II au1lDs tue past
sysssy.l0pz houtss
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LOOK HERE EVERYBODY.

Twenty-Five hundred dollars worth
of rancho property. consisting of six
hundred acres of meadow, and graz
ing lands all under fence. Inclosing
ever living springs Of sparkling cold
water, sufficient for thousands of
8 e k. Barn, CORA +,
milk house, chicken-house and dwell
ling worth $1,000. Timber for logs,
poles and lumber, worth 81, 900
Twelve horses. wagon, harness, farm
ing utensils, &c, &C., worth 81, 600.
All in perfect order and good condi-
ton, and all for the sum of 81, 500.
Terms to suit the purchaser.
Said property is situated on Spring
Creek about 26 miles in a north
western direction, from the City of
Cheyenne. Laramie County, Terri
tory of Wyoming.
Never in the world. in no place or
country, was there such a bargain of
fered, for SO small an amount OF
money, only $1,000. Cattle men,
sheep men, hog men, horse men.
husbandmen, where are you? Speak
quick or you lose a fortune.
The owner is sick, out of money.
has no heirs to leave his property 10
and expects to die. Otherwise the
property would never he sold. APP
ply to Geo. A. Webster. Real Estate
Agent, Pease & Taylor's block, Ciiey-
enne. fl6-dti
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Mail Arrivals and Depar,ure..

Until further notice. the Postofice will be
open for delivery and reception of mali mat
ter from s A. NJ. daily. except Sundays, and
on sundays one hour afterarriyalo Of Western
maiL Omaha time is the time OF office.
Money order office open from s a. NJ. to
p. N. daily. except Sundays.
Western mails close daily at Els p. NJ.
Eastern mails close daily at 2:l5 p. NJ.
Denver Pacific Railroad, including Denver
and southern mails, close at 2:t5 p. n,
Mails arrive from east daily at l:l) p. M,
and from the west daily at 2:l5 p NJ.
Mails arrive from Denver, Col, and way
fla Denver Pacific II. r., at i:3tP NJ.
Malls close for Fort aranie and Fort Fet-
terman on Mondays at I A. N,
Mails arrive from Fort Laramie and Fort
Fetterman Fridays at 7 T.. NJ
Mail closes for Red cloud and Spotted Tail
Agencies Tuesdays and Fridays at I A. NJ.
Mail arrives from Red CLOUD and Spotted
Fall Agencies fonda and Fridays at 6P NJ.
Mail closes for Davis Rancho Saturdays at
NJ.
/, Mall arrives from Davis Rancho Fridays at
sP. N.
Mall closes for Fort Collins and Longmont
Col, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at
6A. NJ.
Mall arrived from Fort Collins and Long
mont, Col. Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
II. CLAICHE. Postmaster.
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Concerning Distractions of Streets
and Sidewalks.
The Board Of Trustees of the
City of Cheyenne do ordain :ea
Sec. 1. Hereafter it shall be I'M
lawful for any person or persons, or
company or corporation, to obstruct
the streets or sidewalks of said city
in any manner which shall in any
wise interfere with the passage Of
any vehicle or person and the follow
ing are such distractions, Wig:
No person shall be allowed to leave
any van, dray, wagon, cart or other
vehicle of any kind, or any buck
stcrs stand, or other obstruction or
impediments of any character, lex
cept by special license) in any of the
public streets, alleys, sidewalks or
tlioroughfires of the City of Chey-
cnne for a longer period of time
than three hours, land then only for
purposes of actual necessity } and
no person or persons or corporation
shall be allowed to make any exhibi-
ton OF advertisement of business by
swinging flags or hanging signs Of
any description which is calculated
to scare or Brighten horses or other
animals passing along or being upon
the public thoroughfares of the said
city, AID no person, persons, or cor
poration shall be allowed to use the
sidewalks Of said city for the deposit
Of boxes, barrels, bags or any other
articles of obstruction, Except awn-
ing posts twelve (12) feet from the
front line Of the lot, and horse-racks
twelve feet from the front line of the
lot, and the receptacles used to pre-
serve the ashes, as provided by the
ordinances Of the City,
SEC. 2. Any person convicted
of violation of this ordinance shall
be fined in any sum not exceeding
one hundred dollars for each ~offense,
to be collected as in other cases Of
violation of city ordinances, and
each day that any such obstruction
shall exist shall be deemed a sepa-
rate oiiense and may be punished ac-
cordingly. SGD
SEC. 3. 1t is hereby made the
special duty of all the officers Of the
city to enforce the provisions of this
ordinance by complaint and prosecu-
ton
SEC. 4. This ordinance shall be-
in force from and after its publica-
ton according to law.
Passed and approved March go,
1876.
[Scal. L. R. BREsNAnEN,
President of the Board of Trustees.
Attest; Geo. B. Simpson,
m22-6t City Clerk.
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Scriber Bros. & Dewitt,
wood, Coal, II Grain

General Forwarding and Commission Nor
CHAINS. Consignments solicited.
Dealers in
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AcAaD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indi -cretions c~t-youth. nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood. 40, ! Will send
a receipt that win cure you, FREE OF
Oh AltGE. This great remedy was discov-
cred by a missionary in South America.
Send n self addressed envelope to thu REV.
nsEp L II INMAN, Sutton u. Bibe HonH, Nsu
York ny eod-d&wGA
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CHEYENNE MARKETS.

eroeeries' Grain, PROV siOns, Etc.
Corrected Weekly by WhippIe 4 Hay. Whole
sale and itetxiI Glocers aud CummIe.iyu Mrr
cAali..
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County on, ira.
LARAMIE OF =.
"'"'"',',."e. ! RS .s''''' ''''''''''
ehsrtf-N. }. OBtivn.
coasiabac-w. TAyior.c c. $. Drvoe.
e!sst and Rsconfer-eeo. D simpson.
issaAsfer-D. Tracy
Probate .Jndgc-D. e, Tracy.
Prosecuting Ahoraey-M ". Corlett.
School suIs SsAl.'edsnf-F W. Hi lard.
rsfonsr-Ja Talho'.
Asstss0r-Ed. J. Morris.
CHEYENNE CITY.
n. c. Whippie, Pres.sr 81. Mayo
5r'd TrEstsss John Il. Davis.
l.. Il Erern-heh,
Peter HANNA
ClfrA-W Richat dson. sr. Of. Assessor.
NIrshai-r. : Devne.
Ireasait -, aae bergman.
ifOfRfg-T i. street.
SR,ttyor-A j. Pnrsha'l.
Police Jesfie.s > John slaughter. T. NJ Fisher.
sinls~ nfshc Town Trustees. Friday v.ei
lug In each week. AT the ciiy Han.
ALBANY COUNTY.
nv. II. 1iday.
Commissioner sim n Dur arksr.
Thomas Alsop-
shsr.g-J. n Brophy.
justices n ne Peace 81. y. Peass.
Clcrk-J w Mold um.
Pts.btHe .Jadqe-G W. Ritter. tr-of1ci0 Treasure;
POsfcufi1g -ii0raey-c w. Hramel.
SalsriafendsH ef Sohoois-N. l.. Andrews.
Cor,,el-Jamer Vine
LARAMIE CITY.
WIN. Harris. or ogco, Mayo
Board Of Trustee Il. Gnlbrailh.
4. j. Webster,
lJamer VIM.
clerk-John Mel cod. eo-c1feio Assessor
MHstai-M. a. Hancc.
Tf.dsaItf=i ID. Peasc.
Ahorsrk-iInmcr Merrci,.
Police JnsIrt l.. ID. Peace.
CARBON COUNTY. q
oomr,...o..,. !; E 3 a Nan a '''''"-'-
Shsrir-D +. II nnir.
Clerk Ferry l.. Smith.
Pf0barr JVdge ~ NJ. l. Ash.
dssess,f u. 4 ryar.
saaer.nifrdsnt or schoo,-B. f. Kinney.
swEETwATEi COUNTY.
w. z. Noble. Chairman.
sheriff II. A. Mo5nee.
Gsrk-A. NcIutnsh.
Proba'c Juigs-Jas. A. Brennan. 90. OF. Treasi
Assess1r- Nh A.. Johnson.
rINTA COUNTY.
Commissioner Nev ell i"renan.
~. x. siunn.
S~hcyi6-Wiliam Hinton.
Clerk All. q. Lee
Probate Judge ". II. Remington sr. OF. Urea.
P~,os,cufiag Auoraeg-H. Gsrbanati.
dsseSsor--M. a.. ilni l. ms.
SarreVor-u. Rrhi'rnn
superintendent If Sehoois-S. X. Temple.
c~oionef-Tlomas Sir.et.
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Wuod delivered by the carload or In small
quantities. aud cut 10 suit the wants ofnll.
Storage solicited, Mt moderate rates. Hay
Scales on the premises.
TO Contracts for moving Safes and other
heavy hauling, made at any time. fI2-dff
=. j. >cribcr * COS Outfitfing EWpo
RUM. We make n specially of outhfting
plrtie Tor ic slack Hills, ana Keep OH hand
the ~io!loAing among othe goods: All kinds
oi Guns. Revolvcrs, Ammunition, l1rrScs
Harness, Wagsns. Tents. Wngnn-covers over
coats. t.ubDcr Goods. Boots and Shoes. g 9TH
ing of all kinds. Ponies, saddles and Briiics,
stoves and Tin ware, camping outfits, Fur
niiure. i,eddins. carpets, Crn-lScry, nnh In
IA I we depl IN almost every thing. Having
two large sto-cs full besides our Harness. Up
h~olsteril e and shoe shop, c,lvering n space
iSxl31 feet Cal on us before purchasing
and save time AID money by Il. Free dc
ii cry Sixteenth street. Sign of lie Big
Gun. Opposite NcDariel's Tlientre III IL
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An Ordinance

Concerning Distractions of Streets
and Sidewalks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25
/ SUPPLEMENT-.
cfaaI Nolites.
8 ON orjar If Delano 6. Calvin,

-,
IN pursuance of an order of Delano z. Gavin,
es6 Surrogate County NewYOr notice Is heSOy
given to all persons having claims against Charles NJ elei
te OF the City New-York deceased 10 present inc
with vouchers thereof the subscriber at his ounce NO "
Pearl Street in the City of on or before tne O
day OF November next-Dated New York. the oth gay Oh
May, 1875 ,n,rcrrnr, r~ocr,or
coUDERT BROS ProctOrs, SO and 70 Wiiam-st, M T.
myS 1aw6mM. ---------
NOTICE.-In the District Court of the United
~ states for the Northern District Of MssssippiJoHN
NEWELL. j. b. ALEXANDER, aud the ILLINOIS CEN
TRIAL r. r. COMPANY ct al vs. MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL
r. r. COMPANY, NEW.oRLEANS, JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN r. r. COMPANY ct al.-In Equi'S'-
In Of decrea order made by said Court IN sd
cause the undersigned Clerk and Special Master OF sao
Court Will on the ID 3D. and Attn days OF october next In the
Office the Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF the United STATES III
the City OF NewYor proceed to take proof OF the amount
due eompainans defendants or other persons VINO
may any bonds coupons described In the dee
Of trust filed with bill answers and who may desire
to claim under the decree cause whether the same
upon bonds coupons interest upon coupons or other
wise under said deeds Of trust -sept IS 1910
GEORGE n. HILL,
Clerk and special Master.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25
Dcntisirp

A SET OF TEETH IN THREE HOURS !;
a mechanical dentstryj reasonable cargesj Satisfaction
guaranteed. l2o West 34ihst NEWBROUGH.
SOMETHING NEW! CHEAP and BEAUTI-
- FUL-My lose Pearl Plates Indicating color and sub
stance Tor artificial teeth excel everything heretofore OF
beauty and ghtness needs only 10 DC seen
appreciated made in day, and only $40 20 SZ per
can and examine Also best Rubber SETS from slO 20
SO Gold and Piana, t35 SO. Extracting under gas
DR. r. o. WAIT. As East Twenty thrst near MadisobaVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25
BroOklnn Rcal Gstate G6r Sale.

prospect PARK HOuoESi0r
SALE lXCI ANGF: all Trst class brown stone fronts
al improvements located No "a aud - Sen "a sn&
SG Marx splace SiNtEaye; ll3 Prospect place. near
Ca-Ietou-aye. ROEEBF :. BUS>lNG, %Ol Montague St.
Brooklyn. Broker IN Real Estate.
IF YOU WANT to RENT, EXCHANGE, or
SILL send list II yonr lotsos to d. l. CohNELL Au0
LoEeeT, 10 broadway Broosiy ----------
TVVO EXCHANGE for LOTS frec-Equity IN
first class brOwn,tone 7iEaye, Iroo! ni clri lois
Drrfeirtd rutland q WHITING, Gec~nan-'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25
BroOkInn llruperip 90 Gei.

FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.-Ihe flrst-
class Istoy and basement house with extra
lot known as 2l Frspacc near Cntonst The house IS
fully and handsomely furnished and will be rented low 70
desirable tenant Apply on premises
RIO LET-3-story brick SCH00L-HOUSE, No No,
4 1853 Remsen.st.; 3story brick DWELLING; ~ y, ~
Ionph6yst GORDON L. FORD 81 Clarkst, brooklyn
ITO -HOUSE-Three-Story and Base
ment 10 rooms, al improvements CHARMING
cars 10 Williams Haseyst cars 10 Fulton fsiIy pas
The door; rent S37 80. Apply 10 l. W. BARN CM ""hoi'
253 Halsey-s St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25
Proposals.

DROPOSALS will be received up to Dec. i,
L 1876 BY the Trustees Of the NewYork and Brocklyn
Bridge at their Office 81 Waerst, Brooklyn n " Tor ire
manufacture and delivery Of 340O net tons OF NO ga'a
ICED WIRE be used in the construction OF the
main cable Of the East River suspension bridge
Printed specifications, containing tl information, WIZ NC
furns bed upon application NJ this Office
W. A. ROEBLIEG, Chief Engineer