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Total Tor the week sees. C05.555
The total number OF shares dealt In to-day was
1887: Of which Lake Shore represented 3,5OO:
western Union. 1900 Pacific Mall. $500; Della
Wa,e' Lackswaii % ana western, e.svO New
Union Pacific. ans Union Mining Co, i'cSS
Mien'gan Isntral. 2751; Northw estern. ITO
leo; Missouri, X 'nsss and Texss, 600; Hannibal
ana 1T. Joseph, 80; Morris nj E-sex 5Yl Ohios.
nurl.nston and Quincy, 200; 2 eide of Missouri,
30; Pro. Con. l. nd and Petroleum Co.. go; II.
L. h. G., ~. 2u; Wells Fargo Express. l4O:
Wren, ~; C,exeand ana ~, oursn, lOO; tui-
ego ro ana a., hton: 100 G., &C. Z. 100; American
Inc gOid market was Il ~ and heavy without
developing any features OF special interest. The
opening price was ll2a,, hut on more liberal Of
ferings II declined % ll:k, at which figures it
closed. ! H. specie shipm ents to-day amounted
10 tvC,OOJ, chiefly In gold coin.
The following were the principal transactions;
10 AM. 1924 1884 +. Miles, 800 r. M..ll2N
In loAns tue rates paid for having balances carried
were /. Nv. . cent aud NAT
ssd s , LII tjI aaa currency Htas y ore
snces; tl'stsiso. Inc gross elearlnEs q the week
out To-Day $4,000 III com interest on he p1Sir ~,
sn% eed s eOSd. was Ssas 9 s .s
$4,000 r'ceylng during the same period IN com Tor
The cav. business At thc United States subTr ssury
s wss s eSd receipts ,ss 70, 90 do payments ttS
ssSsa b 90 psSne1., 49,, 1880 do balance
lie lnlefnal reNenae receipts At Warrington to-day
TsTs 5000 ior ne mo- q 80 g date y go oOo ana
:spts to-day footed up 1915 tue month date,
T57V,uOO; and during the neal year 10 date, t32..
bsoOoO Inc Treasury received ts50.0oO IN natiouAi
uaDA nOtes for rcueptOu, making total Of 5d4OOOO
Tor the week The Treasury balances at the close OF
business IN Washington were; Currency tlOOOIOOO,
ana coin, tlVJJVVO, including t2o,oOO " coin certln
cafes.
Foreign exchange was quiet, but nrm, at q ssh and
t,sVe lor Tine and driuand drafts
Ihe exports OF uttiC Tor week 10 1ted tlb1Q,
6ss since jan l. t22 $50 27s; against sOs4s
Az me iue last Year and sl7,44 pa Iu 1874 The
receipts OF cotton, coastwse and nv rail-, during the
Week were IN, 500 vaes, the number exported
mem OF the cotton year-were $4,000 an increase OF
6yj3il bales as cd with the col period
OF last year.
The money market continued 10 be abundantly sup.
pIeI ou can at ga cent. Discounts acre Qulel,
bul ranged at 400 Tor prime names.
The week EXHIBIT 81 tue a.sucated banks was more
isVOr.p nan had o.sn GENERALLY anticipated. Ihe
total reserve gained t2,oJ4 90 Increase
svs<~ IN tIe q, ~ Ihc ~ reserve OF thc BANKS
aud they now huld tl20O72j IN excess OF The leg re
qnrementS. The iogns were contracted o., bgs 800.
and me circulation f27,b0O. 1he largest gain was
taO40,AOU IN luga tenders
OoNtIHleut bun4s rutd strong, notwithstanding the
weneh,- OF gold via hc gilnepa inquiry for lSU7s,
Inc following we've the 3 +, NJ. closing prices.
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SATURDAY, May eo-Flour steady for. ship
Ras s''sS; Be-! ot ss:ii.. 'GH; sSyss.
snS ws,ssPn .Il5ssSo' .MSp,ps up snsTss Ss.t
g." and Snn s.ss S;eS sss western vince vince
ssS o%Sssn S Xxx and &C. x 6SS s9sss
Co.'S 20 Rye nsnT s1gernne' s4SOSs6fS Brsndywine
'Yf WISH va. nme sale. on the spot 800
VI fS %n s e for tor 3S S se sso S
lls,c. for we.tern do. Lard Was nrmer and fairly
\ $ s ~ w.
y ssysmesT ass 1Ssss sn Sb
sre sssay S$ess; sis.syS Tor new. fsS
sc for White caSsss N bona :. ter p ssite Iich
siiS Tor no silxsate sy siSs Sor,H%est
Ps fs5 s s 6s q 5ns be- % a,
snd Se o ShsssS as d ns "a 9ats
S.oc Tor No. 2gr.ded mixed .4@isc for shite stat!
%e r Sh soS cr prime a S mixed Tf9 sd iS
gan; aud i2Itc, Tor No; j. mixed kye-sales 1000
sG ss % western at sc a. or to 'r GNsr
S S u I. iG or 11S sre
elS'elac f2r s!esmer eSsc Tor mixed and tcSosc
COTTON spots dun aud unchanged middling up
land,, iRsc sales 900 BALES Futures advanced Lice
stronger sal 1880 bales closing al i9i.1oc. for
June Y esec for july 1s 1880 for August and i2tc
.Gsoc smEs-Rio coffee was again quiet but unchanged
sSs s0d pf s quiet 's and 81
hhds Cuba on the basis Of ssi4SSic Tor 50 lest Raw
sugars wcre quite. ba, steady Al liies7 i5lee. tor
ots, at liles5Ac.' refining nrm and IN demAnd at
.suNDkiss Naval stores were again quiet bu, about
steady at .i<b33c for ~ rita turpcntinr ali VI 700
Q asn Suis, TsTsised .te.aS Stse t2r crude q
fUs ana q e Se qr room m non wsR
ness put charter room remained steady Corn TO Law
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An OId Story With New Application.


May the blessing of God ever rest upon
{ou' was the pipus message seut by the Rev
~ lalmage to Mayor Schroener yestrrday
nhf occaslun Of 1t was the Mayors veto " tpid
iIahst. There IL an old story Of DR.. Lyman
htycher, 10 The effect that when he and his wife
we're shunted out Of their carriage by runaway
nurse Mrs lteeoher fell upon her knees aud re-
W. hed Tanks devoutly, ~ bile good old DR.. Ly-
sum "ldculated you may give thanks If
}'u Wht To, but I'm pretty badly hurt, any
~. he people Of BROOKLYN regard Mayor
DIS funaAAv ht,rsa
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AnIhOny's Fish Sermon

from the bJStOn IfdHscftpf
Saint Anthony one day
Found the church empty Sunday,
30 he goes TO tie river
A discourse 10 deliver.
They're ready TO listen
Their tails nap anu gllsten.
The carps, those old scorners,
Come out OF their corners,
Their csrpiDg suspended,
Their jaws wide extended
lkarr wanting 20 swallow
henlarkH that might follow.
The pouts-cross grained pouten-
Those wellknOwn come-outers,
For this once gO-inners,
COnfeeAed themselves sinners.
The pOuls SAID they never
Heard sermon 50 clever.
Crabs, and mud turtles, also,
That generally crawl so
And ~ dirt their heads bury,
Came up In hurry
lrhus aud turtIea had never
Heard sermon 50 clever.
Eels and sturReOns-best livers
OF all 10 the rivers
FOrsaklng their dinners,
Confessed themselves sinners.
Eeis ana rturgeOus had never
Heard sermon 50 clever,
Ana lastly those obi flsh
We MORALS call COlnsh,
Their Rla eyes dHtruded,
u NOutly attended,,
Ike rational creatures,
The greatest of preachers.
And dognsh and caifsn
Aud founders and flatlsh,
And finally, all rah,
Both great nsn ana small fah,
Inme swimming and sQulrinlng
liz shOais 10 the sermon,
Aud leud they never
Had heard one So clever.
When sermon was ended
To thtir business all Wcndedl
The pixies "a their thiCvlng,
The cells to good living;
The crab atill goes crooked;
The goldfish ~ stuplI,
Yet none OF them ever
Heard sermon 50 clever.
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Accuned Of WIG Murder.

HAMILTON, Ont, May 20.-J. q. MacRae, a
prominent cl'izsn Of this place, has been arrested In
connection with the death OF his wife. which took
place last week under suspicious circumstances. The
bOdY WAS eNhumed, aud medical 81 mutation dis
closed the fact Ia 4 death caused Ijlry to the
bfsll, Iooa1ly cause by blow. or the rupture u
bOOdNesscl, The daughter Of Mr.. Mackae gave evil
delcc nphca'ing her father. The case cxclIes much
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state bonds were practically neglected. We note
sales OF tennessee u.s. old ~ 441f94b no.. series
A3A and Missouri Bs long bonds lO5la. Park Bank
shares SOFA NJ 22 and Merceauts no Railroad
we're less active anu lower VIII the principal
lions as follows bur- kapias and NJ, ists, Al Mil
Pau lists La Crosse division. lU25s Milwaukee and 81
Paul consolidated sinking innd IVA Morris and ksseX
"a mort III MOrrls ana hsst cons rucon bonds 100;
Shica;o an tr,hMeste consvllu. cd coupon buuds.
va Lake shore DIV bonds 100 North Nissnuri lss,
vo,a; unlJn racine Railroad LIST mort, 1U51sa 1851
ua,n r"slnt e, land gran,, e9A. Uniou La..ne s..
ing tunn, to1e1A NcsteTn PAc Nc bonds 90, Psc nc
Railroad OF Missouri 20 mort, 7oi Col, o. and Ind.
Genital "a mort, Chesapeake and Quo LIST mort.
coupon On, 70 Michigan Central Is 1OUlf HARLEM lst
mort" TsMAteSed, liei Rensselaer, snd sarstogs Lat
Essex lot nor con. 100 LOUISIANA consolidated 81
N central LIST mort, registered ll7i Northwestern
consolidated coupon kOu DVnus, D31 JeutrgI Pac.uy
golI bOhds. lOS74Gl0Sfs.
Inc OpenlnR. nignest lowest And 3 +. N. closing
prices OF stocks [ iii were.
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VILE y. y, May l7.-Frederick ElIridee.
H. DO '''r 90 an Enc Railroad milk tran. vas olling
VI" "n the siding last night, when he saw
r.r al reutR confused nv me noise NJ escaping
ann -u 'NH To move cut ~ the " ay of rttiulv
fett ~ Nsin Jurt AZ the pilot was within three
O.Iy.r INTdft, Wit. oilr uaal, pushed her out Of
DO 'i"" me second NE he has saved,
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DENNsyLyANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New YORK, via Desbrosscs ana Cortiandt
Streets Ferries, az fOll0wst
Express for iTarrisburgh Pittsburgh the West ana
South, with Pullman Palace Cars attached. $50 A. NJ,
and S.3O r. NJ Sunday, ana $3.50 4. N.
For wilamsport Lock Haven try, and Erie, at 80
A. NJ. and $3.50 p. NJ connecting at Cory for Titus
= VIE, Petroleum Centre, ana the on Regions.
For Baltimore, Washington, and the South, Limited
washington Express" OF Pullman Parlor Cars daily
except Sunday, $3.50 a. NJ arrive Washington 4i1o
Express for Philadelphia D. 7so $40, $50 A. NJ, 2;3o
81, t10 B. o, y $50, p. NJ, and 10 night. sunday,
y q, 1850, andeP M. Emigrant and second class,
For Centennial Depe, At $40 oso 7ao s. $40. $50 A.
NJ, 1880, g. and U. NJ. Returning, leave Centennial
Depot at 7l5, s15, 1880 A. b., f15, ESQ, $50. Q.
For trains 70 Newark, Ezabc,h. Railway. Princeton,
other polns. see local schedules vi ticket offices.
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh, o. 55 and 1880 A. NJ.
and 1920 T. VI. daily 1918 A. NJ. and 6.5O p N. daily
except Monday. From Washington and baltimore,
GO A. NJ, 4O5, 5:ib, and 1925 r. NJ. SUNDAY G2O A.
M From Philaoe phia b1U. $50, 900, 10Ib, 11:2O,
ll;bt A. NJ, Y:1b, 400, b:lJ 6l0 900 S44 and 1O:2d
NJ sunday bIO GEO, $50. 1i5l A. NJ, $3.50 aud
Ticket ofices, $50 and ga Broadway Astor House,
AND loot OF Drshrosses and Cort audi sts Court st.
Brooklyn ia, 1l6. and us Hudson at, Ho oxen.
General Manager. Cen PASSENGER Agent.
V'HE MARY POWELL will commence runnins
for the season from Pier 80 (Ncstry ST. on Satur
day, May "a, making the usual landings.
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On and after Monday, Nav 10, the ste,mer AuFRt.
Gus will leave Pier 81 r. T., foot q Market st. at 2i5.
South Norwsk at $50 A. NJ daily Sundays cxcepted),
CONNECTING each way with Danoury and Norwalk aud
nLD ESTtBLIsHED LINE for stuyyesant,
~ CAThkIlL ana intermediate Landings. Steamer
Anares h.r ne from frsnsn st. ler sS Tuesday
"wednesday, and Fridly y. NJ.
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STEAMBOATS, ano RaiIroaos
IGOR NORwALK DIRECT,

A SspE0pLE,s LiNE ,tesmooat for Albany.
cepted) MoP. NJ, Pier Al. N. X, foot OF Canal St
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SbippinJ.

~ FOR LONDON DIRECT
CANADA, Wednesday. MAY 81, II A. ".
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPoOi
The Queen. May ~ "a. u. SPAIN, June 10. 7:}U A. N
ENGLAND, June 3, ZIP. N EGYPT Jun- "a
CABIN passase $40 and ss1. currency Return tickets
Drafts issued from 81 upward a. current price, Apply
at the companys office. % llrOadsay.
+ W. HURST, Manager.
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MiIitarp.
Z ust auo tOunN.

gust ano tOunN.
1 O~T-A small va ch sea-, with ruby and diamond
lung Tho nndrr by bringing II TO 1884 81 ay., m
store, wlll be literally rewarded.
CIA REWARD Will he pald for the return Of a
IVhdY's small gold hunting ease watch, with Inns
Chain ana hrOarh set with agate lost May 49,
" " son hIMMO 900 Broadway.
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BANANA TRANSIT STEAMSHIP co.

FOR san FRA, FRAScISco, GALE 1RXGA. AMI. PA
SAILING FROM PIER Is. n. X
Steamer CRESCENT CITY. SATU RDAY, MAY 81.
FOR ASPlN WALL, connecting VIA PANAMA RAIL,
ROAD at PANAMA with nrst-class steamships
Tor ports as above.
For freight or passage apply to
VIM. T. CLYDE 4 CO.
n IN
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tINO PLYMOITn. ENIIANn. nInICT-

'ocPPklffpMtPIrTh, tNNEiAND, DJRECT.
Sailing from PIER i3, North River, foot OF barrow st
hMEilQt +: fouzoN. saturday May "a. A. NJ
FAINT LAURENT. Lachesncz 4" June F. NJ
PRicE OF PASSAGE IL GOLD cHciudins wiaei
Second. az. Third CgJiu, $40.
Return Tickets al reduced rates.
Storage t26. with superior accommodate inclut
Ing wine bedding and utensils without extra charge.
Steamers marked thus 40 not carry steerage passen
gers. At the above rates Passengers booked
railway station IN England without extra charge ia
Plymouth onIy, stecrage, f25.
IOlFIs REIIAN =
, 1876-05-07

o~a., deal of work u q very short apace Of time
Stxtn's Attorney Reed was bofora the body 1e"
Tn;nn.ea 70 call its attention to Some res soluaons
s3onted sone months ago By the County board.
ssE1no nm investigation into tho conduct OF for
roer County TrcaBurarn in taking certain emolu-
msnts to vhick under the law their title WAS re-
onrded as questionable. Mr.. Beye VAS ESQ Dc
9ora the iury about tho same, but no action Was
t.ken on account Of some law points that noed-'
cd q mora careful examination. The States
Attorney is to give IN opinion On the Law 1uea-
dny. ...;o,
IN reference to its future aud the Investigations
which have attracted 80 much attention as to
set ali doubts and surmises at rest The inves-
t,0atlous will be the specal order for o-norro",
and the Citizeus' Association has volunteered TO
furpish the witnesses and the matters TO %
Looked into The uccpe Of the "tuveshgauona
viii be- wide, it is understood covering the cree
tion Of public buildings the letting OF contracts,
pubfic improvements, city and county, tho paels-
ing Of iuries the conduct OF certain county obi
cers, and tho whole limo OF action By which men
elected to Office in rags have been enabled
to retire at the expiration OF ~"
yearr rolling in wealth. The Association
has for sone timo been gathering infotrnataon
nr;yately On al these and Kindred subjects, and
has much OF the eyidenc9 to be presented 10
systematzed that vcry little time Will be oon-
euued in its hearing,
Commissioner Holden was to have gone be-
foro the Jury to prefer the charge OF perjury
against Mr.. Smith, the ltghtninB-rod man VINO
testified bcfore tho last jury. but: looking the
matter over, no concluded that 1T might DO dlfn-
cult to make out q case. He may reconsider DIE
action, however, and look in upon the jury to-
morrow.
, 1876-05-07


!. ahout to be made to the educational institu-
tons of Chicago. As announced In TEE TR1B-
usE at tho timo Of ths dedication OF the Holy
Name Cathedral. Bishop Foley intends to estab-
lish On tho North Side eeminary for young Ia
dies in which the culture given shall be both
solid ind polite The min step has already
been taken towards the enterprise. The Blshop
invited the religious of the Sacred Heart, who
have hitherto hid a retired but very houri5hin.
academy on the Wes. Side, to take charge Of
the institution, and, during the past week,
this invitation was accepted By tho Rey. Mother
Tucker, Superior Vicar of tho Western Province
OF tho Order, who has Just returned to the
nother-house Ut Mar5villo. d beautiful suburb
OF St. Louis, after completing the preliminary
arrangements. Madame Tucker is descendant
Of an old English family who held the early
faith unbroken through the crimson tides OF tho
a,1toenth century She is = lsdy OF high capae-
cational experience It is her intention to
found seminary which shall take nota-
ble rank in the West. The courao
of study will be uniform with TINT
Of Sacred Heart schools throughout the world,
the best known of which in the United States is
that OF Mnnhattanyilln, where the Greeley sisters
were educated, and in which Mi.s Bennett ii
6oon to tEke tho veil. The curriculum in Chlca~
20 will include classics and nodern languages,
q scientific department. music and art, unoe
tho direction Of laQ1e6 Oh LQo OIuEI A0Q opEo4-
masters, The music OF the house, it is und'r-
stood, will be placed under tho direction g
veIl-known musician. eminent in tho profeelon.
Tho seminary will be open to persons of IL o.
nominations, but there will be no lntet-
ference with dissenting religious views teyonn ma
principal class-mistresscs will be brought from
tho CHIEF house OF the Order At Pa:is, whither
uovices OF talent are sent to conp!ete 1ae1f
studies, and it is hoped that Mme. Tucker her-
self will net Is Superior Of the inesltutloa curing
the first year. The site has not yet been Sc
lected. but will be chosen in + few weeks from
among the elegant houses in tho eastern m sectlon
of the North Side. In tHelvemonsh the - 1oaio-
ing-school now at West Taylor aud IhtooP
streets will bo united with the ae" aoyIseaool.
arch;tectural grace. viii enhance the already re-
1narkahla attractions Of tits d11slOn OI OolcaSo.
, 1876-05-07

Trains hnided by Savage Marnudsra
FoHT LARAMIE, Wy. Ter. Msy 6.-The h,
dams have run OF thirty~one head OF horses nd
mulea from Hunton's Rancho, belonging to Co1
Bullock, OF Cheyenne, aud Mr. John Huntou.
Yesterday, James Hunton, brother, vss kil1sd
His body was found 8 miles from the ranchs. =,
Goshen Ho1e and brought into tho rancho lsat
night by ]. d. Owens, OF tho Chris sp.inar
ranche, and Little Bat. hunter and scout.
OWNS o1-train aud May i Psrro.ts mn1a.
train, of Cheyenne, we're attacked BY Indians On
the I'd inst. in Red Canon. They nads = assono
defense, keeping up = running fight for sous
time, corraling their trains and lighting from
behind the wagons aud teams, and finally, reach.
ing good point for natural defense, thsv
stopped thero and succeeded in driving thu n,
dians OH. One man VAS wounded badly and
fourteen horses were killed.
, 1876-05-07
Centennial Excursions

Parties Who contemplate visit to the Cen
tennial Exhibition the present season should,
befor, making their arrangements, secure q
copy II the international Tourist Guide, !"
issued by the GRIND Trunk Railway Company,
whichmay be had FREQ on application At their
Office, Nos. SO and o5 Lake street, Chicago, Or
by writing to J. H. Whitman, Western Pas
senge Agent of said Company. This guide
contains combination Of many routes not con-
t,ined in any other guido, and offers the ad-
vantage OF all the routes through New England
Statet and New York, going East, with the
privilege Of returning by my Of tho different
, 1876-05-07

The City Oollsotor's rsceipts yestarday vera
but Ssoo.
Water rents yesterday vore e2,6se, and 70
cclpts from the City Collector S47a.
The City Treasurer paid ont $5oooo yesterday
On maturing city certificates.
Aldermen-elect Boser Of tho Eighteenth Ward,
Linaenbarth Of the Seventeenth. and Ballard
OF the Third qualified yesterday. Nearly al
hevc DOW boen sworn in.
It il IN established fact that the Mayor, BE-
sides attempting to preside over tho Council
will attempt to read or have .read bis address, or
the one which will appear under his namo.
The Board Of Public Works yesterday issued
m estimate of 50, 500 70 Earnshaw Goble for
masonry work on the tower for the atand-pipe
at tho West Side pumping-"orks: ESTIMATES
were also issued to tho keyssone Bridge Compa-
nv for work On tho Halsted-ssIeet V1aducs; ono
for Cd. $50 for the Chicago d Northwestern Rail
way's portion OF tho work; and another Of 81, 225
tor tho Chicago. Burlington T. Quincy Hallway 8
share OF the same.
Tho disagreeabie weather Of yesterday had
the efsect Of keeping the C,ty-Hau pretty clear
of hauger6-on. Those who were visible were
some Of tho hard-dying officials rho we're taking
a last and long gaze at the scene OF their
former plundor. Almost Ill the Offices were
fAhF~~
pearauce. Some Of tho frionds Of the Acting
Mavor we're around with their braggadocio,
which they have been using for many days.
They claim a majority OF the new Council, but
sono Of them are rather doubtful Is to tho re-
suit. The frat session OF the new Board o1
Aldermen il looked for with increasing interest
THE AesEs3AEST.
COMPTROLLER Hayes has written ietter to ths
Assessors OF the Towns OF Chicago. advisory on
their duties. A copy was taken, and ls as fol
lows: -.'~
Although tho time Il Sc: for parties interested to ap
pesr and ask ths correction Of Atte1
they aro rnAde it IL nevertheless us that but fe"
pezrops do appesr, and is only when the Collector
cs upon them thAt plants arc heard Of gross n
Justice resulting from adherence to the letter OF tn
law in regard TO assessments on personal propcrs.
here when it is widely departed from on all kinds O.
property In othe- parts Of the Stata-
do not claim Tie right to direct you es to tho per
forusnco Of your dutcs but tho City fChcsgo Is y
largely interested the certaiu collection Of it, taxes
which depends greatly upon the and 1afnos
Of the assessments, that feel justified IN making
suggestion on the subject. am informed that, at tn
last session. the State Board o1 Equalization recog
ntzed 50 per OF its ordinary cash Value ~ tn
cash value for tc1aton throughout the State.
would therefore suggest that It would be prope
for you to conform to the action Of tho St4te Bonro
and admit, tho cssh vane for assessments 50 pc
cent Of the ordinary cssh vaue Of personal property
| Yours, respectfully i. S. HAYES, CompttoAer'
, 1876-05-07
CRIMINAL.

Har Hennicker was before Commissioner
Hoyu YESTERDAY, charged with having passed =
coun'rfeit $40 noto On the Poughkeepste
Natiaal Bank on Jacob Abel. State street
sto1zeoper. Tho ease Was continued till to-
mooT, the defendant giving bail in $500.
4out $50 o'clock last evening tuo ruf1ans
enhed the house Of l-fame Of Mrs.. Redaon
ouGchiEan strest, near LzSa1lo, ard after soli-
apg P1iTata eQa7e1satioD, aaaaultsd hex sad
, 1876-05-07
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

n..L. tha neviy-elected Polico
Jonn r. o c:.~ - rv,,aton v.st.rdsv
fled his bonds and qualified.
rbaodor1 Worth. a Constable In the Town Of
!noo,oAe r. oeE,;,, 1,a.d hacanse he
Lake, has ioa' nls oAA. N:.,,;.- ~
f4iled in the sman matter Q, .utnis9 10" Us"
bond. His placo FILL oe A'o@ ~ se"o ~
ton a. An e41ls 07'' -
dav. by being unde1bid in ptoptelsion 70
vhiten the Recorders Office. When Eogao and
Pariolar are forced to compeso WITH osnefs Tor
thoir several jobs they will most lisely meet
Ike fate.
u.r.w~. m dntv observation-disclosures
9uoge Nan99o e. IS" se+n-d.x The only business
thlng onusun 1ea-th. ~ ~ nola uas TO proving Of
uaneaG IT. W, - Edwin Krusa and tho 1ssuing to
tue VII ns.naa y 80. nrs.a ~ 1citers testaunnta-
Jonn ast. auu hoUd ~ for AZ. 4fo.
~ unu'l - D1 49, c.1-t III, ~, h. in ce,.ion IT,
, 1876-05-07

The Finest Display
Of rth, rare and beautiful Chinese, Japanese, and
East India toilet, dinner, and tea sota.
japanese fancy bo1ea, cigar stands.
ct and elegant Chinese vases, dowsr stands, paint
ed and decorated sets, tete-z-tete sets.
Real Turkish and Perst2n rugs, the oond&nment
from sne Of the esding importing houses IN San Fran
cisco. This whole collection, forming the finest dis
play II raro and valuable goods ever shown In this
city, viii be on exhibition st tho suction house a{
Elison Pome1oy Co., 81 snd Sc Randolph street, dur
ing the day On Monday, and sold It unreserved
auction sales Tuesday and Wednesday, May and 10,
ut 10 =. N. and go p. m.
We advise our many readers to b On hand at this
exhibition, and to attend tho sals On Tuesday 1orn-
ing while the seloctfon il best.
, 1876-05-07

ara going to develop euch Asdd1n treasures tn
tho M Wv Of silver-mines as tho geological
prophets forotell, thu New York vonan's treas
De won't be auch great th1ngs After ILL., IN tbs
meantimc, in view Of what is, We may vel coz 9a
slider that, in tho way Of personal show and gilt
tor % At least, Adams mean little complaint,
- "A roman =, s did tempt no." is NOT, after AL SO
far ont OF tho war as to the fact Of the oase-
OF tho positeness Of the complaint have moth
ing to cay. H. e.