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, 1876-04-19

tho 1NorM inform us what New York has
done towards reducing "phyeical hazards? y?
Only short timo ngo tho hotels Of that city
vcro officially pronounced to 10 tira.trnps.
1Iayo thcy boon male socure? In tho recent
largo fro In Now York, which was trivial M
conpnred with our eon1agration, it was
found TINT tho wator-aupply was insufficient.
Havo any steps boon taken to increase 1t! At
tho samo fro 1t was discovered that tic Firo
Department WINS improperly organized, mud
that tho condition Of discipline was simply
disgraceful. What has been dono to remedy
thcso physical haxar,ls2 will the lEor'd an"
swer these questions, md anawer them aatis-
factorily, before it proceeds any further with
it's unjust abuse of this city? When the
1EarM cas, show that New forl; In better or
even ns well protected against fire Ms Chtca-
60, It will be pertinent to criticise the latter.
1t present, however, such criticism is sim
rly ir1pertinent.
, 1876-04-19
J. T. Mckinley.
Addison hAllAtd.
!. J., 1'humptou.
!. II. O!!bsst*


Whenever tho Nsu York World gets hard
up for a subject for editorial comment 1t
takes up Chicago and pitches into her. I1av-
ing recently discovered the quasAing Of
tho indictment in tho case of the al
Legged inceudjary, NICHOLAS STAApkA. 1t
make that ths theme for half column Of In.
discriminate abuss Of Chicago with reference
to its exposure TO fre,--tha same old subject
upon which 1t haa been hArping ever since
1871. It is noticeable however. in this in.
ssance, that tho World admits that ''Ler
citizens ale entitled To due csslit for all they
have done 10 reduce the physical hazard Of
risks In that city," and 'Chicago bus doue
much" Having been compelled to acknowl.
edgo this, it has now commenced = fresh
line Of attack, and chasges that Chicago las
done nothing To reduce the '' moral haxard." !"
This IL cool, Will the }lorM tell us what
New York has done in the WAY Of reducing
ths moral hazard Of risks in that city, and
what par cant Of tncsndlAsisa a.s arrested
and puniAhsdi Having dons this, than viii
, 1876-04-19

The election yesterday resulted In the
choice of the Republican candidates for city
officers, except for City Treasurer, A1r.
CLINTON Ba1oos, tho Democratic candidate
for that Office, having very decided ma
iority.
The vote for Mayor WAS not reported from
all tho precincts, some Of tho Judges assum-
M that to do 60 would invalidato tho cleo
ton. Tho Republican tickets were mostly
printed with blank for Mayor; this wsa
done les: Sonic person might claim HoyHE'a
election as Dcmocrnt. Other persons
thought that it was useless 10 voto for Mayor,
no election having been called for TINT office.
Tho result Of the election may DO conBid-
cred peaceful revolution Of the City Goy-
ernment. The new Council will contain
many Of the best citizens and most expert
euced business men OF Chicago. Tho Board
will be mostly composed Of new men. Of
those who voted to continue CoIv1S in Office,
but very few hnve becn reelected. Tho now
Council will he strongly in favor Of reform,
and as strongly opposed To coLv1s, and in
favor Of his eieotion from Office. Party
lines were completely ignored, aud tho inde-
pendent voter vigorously exercised his privi-
leges in every ward. In sou1e wards, az in
tina First and Second, the respectable citi-
zens Of both parties united on the same
Alderulanio ticket with admirable success.
At tbs time this page goes to press va have
not the full returns Of the A11ernnuio vote,
but enough 10 known to justify tho assertion
that the power OF the criminal ctasa IL broken,
, 1876-04-19

It il almoat enough to reconcile us to the
heavy expenses OF our email nary to consider
tlaa heavier expenses OF thu Eng!iah navy,
hut, uau, it il a big one. In 1876 The e1-
penditure on account of tha latter wns $685.
s25, 600, which, it is said, will advance this
year to $55,o44, ,3C0, while for tie sa1ne 9sr-
vico during tle sama period we shalt la
called upon to pay less han .sl ,000,00o.
One fruitful source OF the ENORMOUS expaudi-
turn by tho English Government grows out
Of the fact that it will not Lnid ite vessels by
contract. Nearly al the vesscla now under
eon1true ton are ar7nor-plated iron ahipH. As
u sample Of their cost it il stated that the
hull alons Of tho Alexandra, which IL 10 be
ready for ssA as1t January, will cost g. ,o55,.
f01
, 1876-04-19

A contested election case wos yesterday de-
oided by the House in favor OF colored Re-
publican aud against white Democrat. Tho
caso was perfectly clear, as IL must have
been to secure unanimous vote in the Com.
nittee aud concurrent vote III the House
in favor Of seating uAnAlsoS, Of A1abama,
and rejecting tho clnina Of his Caucasian conl-
petitor. The latter Ind 10 shadow of right
to the scat, and his only showing of right
~as obtained by tic perjury Of his Witnesses,
who, curiously enough, wero Republicans,
but whose perjury, Of course, was bought
Eith Democratic money.
, 1876-04-19

stamping on pieco Of papor, "Ttiads tan
dollars" and "This Ia legnl tonaor In ali
payn,ents' for ton dollars. There In to Id
no redemption, bccauso ths }aHue Of fheso
printed papors from tho rrinting-oa9ca, Me-
tho isauo OF gold coins from. tho mint, In
final. The Government, therefore, Ia to 10
tho grind capitalist 10 loan money to the
people. In tho absence Of any explanation
aa TO The mode by which tho Government
is 10 lend money, aud upon what security,
md upon what torrns, VIC forbear the
discussion Of this point. We, how
ever, think Alr. BUCHANAN must havo
very immature iaeas upon tho subject
OF rates of interest. Money itseH has a
va1ue equivalent to whnt 1t will buy. If
$500 In gold will bny 100 barrels Of flour,
and $500 in pnper-mopey will buy only II
barrels Of -four, then tho loan Of $500 in
gold at per cont interest Is in fact lower
rats Of interest on tho equivalent valuo Of
tho loau than tho loan Of the $500 of pnper-
money at per cent. If Mr. BUCHANAN can
succeed in having papcr-nonoy reduced to GO
centa on tho doilnr, tho man who borrows it
at II per cent will pay higher rate Of inter-
per cont on tho same number Of dollars In
gold. Tho value Of greenbacka may be
run down to as low as 20 conts on
Tho dollar, and the borrower WHO
will take It at . per cont per an-
nun interest will pay az high inter.
est on tho actual valuo received as If ho
had borrowed m equal number Of gold dol
lars ut 10 per cont interest. Tho theory oi
low rntos Of interest ia inseparably connected
in tho minds Of these people With IN abun-
dance Of cheap money-a supply that CAL be
increased by merely pntting tho printing
press in operation. They overlook the fsei
that money has value only to the exteni
that it repreRents property. How much
wheat, iron, or gold will tho money buy
and as what is called "nlonoy" declines II
valuo, then interest on its use incroases pro
poztionately. We submit to these people
that AZ there is auch thing as money tot
abundant and too cheap, SO thero may b
such thing as an excessive charge for in
erast at uomina1ly low ratio.
, 1876-04-19

IT ~ now definitely settled TINT the vast eS.
hto Of the late A, r. SrrwAnr pasEea under
the control OF Judge HExaY Huron, partly
Oh agent and partly as owner, tho widow
having given him full power of attorney to
manage her own estate. aud having assigned
for tho consideration Of 81 ,000. 900 al her
late husbands interest in tic busincss Of A.
r. BrEwAR7 i Co. The dcteils Of the 49,
sigument show TINT for this consideration
tho widow transfers all her right, title, claim,
ami interest to all Tho property belonging to
the late firm Of A. T. STEWART L Co. wher-
ever gituated md Of whatever kind This
includcs, in addition to the atoro in New
York City, tho atores In other citiea in tho
United States and Europe, fourteen nillB,
the improvements at Garaen City, L.
l., tho Grand Union Hotel a. aara-
toga, tho carpet-mjlfs at Glenham,
N. T., and other property, but docs
not include any real estate in the City Of New
York. Az the particular confederation for
this somewhat unique transfer, the assign.
msnt states that 1t Is mnde to carry out tho
wishes of Mr. 8rEwAnT, 10 that tho business
may continue a. II he we1e living, anl that
his une1ecuted arrangements and contracts
| may 10 completed. The transfer was mads
OH the l4th inst, and On tho Same day tbs
new co.partnership WAS formed between
IiEsA9 Huron snd WILLIAM L1puk4, under
the firm name Of 4. Z. Stewart i Co., "fos
the purpose OF conducting general 1nczcan.
tila business In tho City Of New York, and In
tho Cities Of Boston, Philadelphia, Paris,
Lyons, Manchester. Bradford, Nottingham,
, 1876-04-19

Tho whisky men are eaid to be mantlfactur-
ing another story to be used for the purpose
Of dragging Mr.. Bn1gxow down to their loyel,
II such u thing be possible. 1t in intimated
thk. the coming yazn will be located in
Texas, and will have neither O hog nor a
mule for its lending character, but darl;
hints are thrown out that tile Secretary
knows something about certmn Construc-
ton Company vhich the concoctors OF this
third serial havo reason to believe he should
not know. Ihs nerves Of Dir. Bn1srow arc
believed to lss still in tho most healthy cou-
dition, and hs has not A. yet been Obliged to
reaort to ratetinn tea.
, 1876-04-19

go editor was not for the purpose Of oonsid-
cring the scandal printed in tho indianapolis
Sentinel, and much lcss Of iev.inR means for
making that scandal public; TINT, 10 far as
sfr. l,1t1sE was coucorncd, It developed tho
most friendly interest in hin, that hc was
fully informed Of the discussion as far ~ It
related to hin, and TINT It was primarily In
tho interest and for tho good Of tho Repub-
1iean pnrty. Az long rs men conspirc fairly
to tl1at end, the Globs- -Uynocrat certainly
ought not 10 complain about it.
, 1876-04-19

That the impeachment managers are now
ia the business is shown by the fact that they
are still unassured Of tho SUCCESS Of their
prosecution. They arc still taking testimony
in support Of the articles preferred ngainst
the e1-Secrotary, but the character of tho
new evidence is not mado known to The pub
lie. Whether they will bo prepared to pro-
ceed today, the time to which tho 1mpoach-
mont Court adjourned, renaains to DO seen.
, 1876-04-19

Tho statement made in = nunbor Of Western
newspapers to tbs e1fect that Mr. JOHNSON, lats
Treasurer Of tho American Press Association IN
= defsulter 10 large amount, appears to b
wholly unfouuded. Even tho enemies Of Mr.
JOHNSON do not believe it. Tho erroneous and
cs,1el report probably took Its rise from ths
appointment Of Commltsoo to investigate 3lF
JouvsoN's accounts, on the occasion Of hts 70.
ttrcmens from this Office OF Treasurer. This
action was sskon ~ The suggestion Of Mr.
JOHNSON, and the .osu1t wAa to proys him faith
ful and efficient officer.
, 1876-04-19

Secretary Tnlsrow hns issued circnlar
published elsewhere in this issue) giving full
information as 10 the mode Of exchanging
fractional currency for tho new silver change
which the Treasury Department is author
lied to issue under the oct of Congress re-
ceutlv passed,
, 1876-04-19

i. The vote pollcd yesterday for 3tr. IHoMAs
IIo1SE for Mayor 1nisos II new aud int
portaut question on tic subject Of the suc-
cession to CoLv1N. Tho charter provides that
when n vacancy cxists In tho ot1lco Of Mayor
1t shall bs filled at the next regular election
for city officers hut When the unexpircd
torn Of tho oilico is less than o year tie
vacancy ahall ta filled BY tho Common
Council, who shall elect one OF their own
number to servo ont the reiMaintler u Tho
tern. It has been earnestly urged that, thero
being no election for Mayor, the new Com
mon Council would have tile power to elect
one Of their own number Mayor, aud in
several varla gentlemen wero voted for as
Aldermen with special riew to their fitness
for the Office Of Mayor. It is now UNDER
stood that Mr.. HoYSg will claim to have been
elected Mayor, and tbc grounds Of the claim
arc: ~ That q vacancy existed by the adop-
tion Of tho new charter, which provided that
tho persons then in Office should contnuc
10 act until the next election for city officers,
~ That vacancy existing, it was the right
of the peuple to elect q person to fill such
vnuAncy 1T Tho next election, there being
moro than yenr unetpired Of the term. (3)
That tho fniluro Of the Common Council, or
OF the City Clerk. or Of all other ofiicers, to
call such election for Mayor, or to give notico
thereof, cannot defeat the right of tho people
to hold such election at tho time prescribed
by law, and such election is as valid as IL
such notice had been given. (4) That The
election having been duly held, it becomes I
tact, and no refusal by tho judges Of election
to mike returns, OF Of tho Common Counc;
10 CANVASS 6uch returns, can iuvaliaate sucl
election or defeat the popular action. 'rhes.
-and there may be other points-are 10 b.
relied on as sustaining the claim Of Mr.
HOME to be the duly.elected Mayor, and, il
tho existence Of a vacancy at nll is 1ega
fact, the claim is otherwise q strong mt
possibly an irresistible ono.
, 1876-04-19

Tho people Of san francisco yesterday ap-
pointed three delegates to proceed to Wash.
ington aud lay before Congress their precise
sonplaipt in re An S1S.
, 1876-04-19

To hold % longer will merely brlog tho Office
grabbsr to grief. Tia people have aolsmnl1
icmand nav deal all round. They haTo elsctsd
nav Council and also = nov MaYor, directly
OF indirectly. II they don't get him on tho ono
une thay will on tho other.
, 1876-04-19

Will CoLy1s now aecapt Long JonNs PROPOSE
ton aud step dowa snd out, whom tho latsor pays
hia city taxes7 This would be the neatest thing
he could possibly do. Hs would taoroby raise \
hearty laugh and ratire in tie nldat Of popular
good hurupr,
, 1876-04-19

Aid. W4RnEx was aolomnly warned BY TIM
TRIBUNE not to voto sgainat callinE an election
for Mayor. but to act on the s!do OF tho people !;
but ho followed the advice Of the Thteres' Or
gan, and now ho porceiYes hia mistake Hhea
It Ia too iAte.
, 1876-04-19
PERSONAL.

Queen Victoria will contribute 10 ths CenssA
niA twenty etchiugs BY herself.
Hosper's for MAY contains dramatio sketch
by Bury Cornwall nsver botore published.
Col. Valentine Baker's prison book, "Olouda
In the East," Ia said to b. written In good saats
aud with modsssy.
3r. E. Y. Valentine, Of Richmond. Ia, has
placed On exhibition bust OF Edwin Booth
modelled some months since.
Wbilo It work on hts lsst picture. Neieaones
spent days mixing snox with mud IN order to
get tbs proper stfsct for tns auzfacs Of hin
bastlo1old.
ViennA Domoreot, danshtor Of tho Now York
miiner and dressmAxer, has abandoned her
intention Of making career u public atngsr.
Tho quality Of her voloe II uuimpAired, but 1t haa
lost all power.
A French paraphrass Of tho familiar injunc-
tion "Keep dry" appears 90 casa Of Ens
goods intended for tho Centennial Exposition.
Tha inscription In English Ia: "Pleass bawars
for It Of the humidity"
/ Mrs. 6t4rro.t, who ha3 becn lecturipg iu
KAnasA ou "Lnye, Human aud plyuu," u
quoted BY tho LoAvanworth Times ~ having
said: "lt God hsd besn = mother, HA nayAf
would havs made loll."
Judge Ciaggot, of tho Keokuk Constitution,
vhoaa do.t, v.s snnonncad saturday va =
c,tizan and tonro.],,t NJ m.nv y..rs, stand
in1, Tim roua new.n.nnr. IRA al1ed uI,h tastl.
monv TO hin ner,on,t and nublio worth
~, 1,1,., ,xn,,.. J., AZ. ra.aa. u...,...
b.,Ioyea thsrs Ia no d.neor or tbo nosns or vor-
dinsud Frelligrsth hoine noon forrotton. "In-
sts.d Of growing lesn :" hlIud vritos. II am ooo-
yiuced biz mans will In tlst future tins .tovud
which 1,is fses Va. Lot egan oror l.rosr.n .
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d,-,rc .-o,t,,. -.nt ao.n l., ~. ,,Ir. an,
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W.,ka, and In th., dr.,1,nl ,itn,tion IN ~, "a
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peu,ns ~ ~ a"us,s .',.,ses. 10 80 ~ -, -
~" - 1,s.s,t". wv soa 1..a,-'' nt.
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Iet@seA ~ e'a' ~ ~ cs"is -. =. 'uI p.o ~.
e'on VI ~. a1oasea o0s'.' ~ "u1e4 4A4'
no9aet1 hsa oeoo P..1ns, eAa rat" W.
aonooea 1ot e'@ n,84~ @Aa A'@1ose' W. ~
fesoees iot *ne ee'ema osoaavu: sn@ pu3 ="
"'1nasa"a' sao AnoA4ee "'1's'''u'eo'
mrs. Keyssr, wife OF an eooentsio nilionst1s,
dlod ia Nav York City on ths 9th lnss+ In ~
, 1876-04-19

Upon tho uhole,'it would have boan wiser TO.
Aid. DIXON to hAvo supported tho apsi-bummst
ticket for Aldermen In his ward. Honesty h
tic bsat Of policy, even for 3 wazd politician.
, 1876-04-19

II tho Coiyinitos could not carry the First
Ward, which ia their heAdquarsosn. HON In the
nauo Of common senss did they expect to oarzJ
tho other wards7
, 1876-04-19

Tim cop,po,,;oo ,,nr, affair IN f.nrnrnsu fhot
~. 11r;tod s,otes sho,, toro nj lin LAM, inns
a-.n.od v,os. ot tho 1oo,n ,1cer.o ana The
a. H.. - co,;fn~.,;. rr,,. f1r,,n p,o;f,,
n-or,sns ~ r,,o;, n, n, lam, batuocn tho
st;sao,r; River md The 1opth dc0rcc.
.,;.,on,o ~ .ho,,. ooo ,,ilos, tha ras. n asra
a.. floro,nn,o,t =, ~. 1,o,1, ,rlo ront,al
Co,nnarr ofra,a ~ roconvav IN t,,e r1n,taa
statca o1l tho lands 1y;no in tbo State Of
Novo3o ami ,ho frorr;,orv # 15,a,,
Tho ouornt -, ,a,;1 nronosed ~ In "a.
+,-,,ai, ~ tho 11r;,o,1 sto,oa bv ,t,a contro,
f,or,1,onv f,nc,n5;,o III. Wos.crn poc;ao
compony> !. % soct;ons ner m;1o for ran
,z,;1oa ~ : N. snn .c-ca nh. an,ount n ia
rctnrno1 hy t1,e 11nion Pacific Comnanv IN
oo .oc,;o,a mar .,;ia for aos p,;ies or
1oelo 4of, acrcs. Roth Connnn;ea nslx tbat
,,,nv t,a o1,otv.;, Inv ,,,;e 1sn, ~ r.. ro,. NJ
- IN mr. .cro, The land tokcn bv tbo scy.
srot ror,,,o,;es inv tovr o;,so etot;ono pbo,.
.r,l otl,cr rurnosos ~ eo,d bv tba
Connanv il to l,c 7ct1nc,cd ot tha somo nr;co
NV arro trbo o,ror horovor euhetont;olIv
ia n sc1l thc land crnntca to tho comnony
l,ock tn fin I1nitcl statcs Mt Ma ,ato of
s.,p nm ner m;lo NJ sho roos from N. fo,,.
forn;a s,oto i;no IN tho tootl, d.oyo,
nh, l,ond Subsidy to TIM Central {;no,nf,;no
,bo Wcstern poci1cl vns nj tho avcrnoa rote
of az oo, mr. nilo and tn tho Union Pacific
~ ". ,vnraoo rato ~ or atc mr. mia rh;a
amonnt uas aufrIcient to hn;ld TIM vbo1o
~o.1 Tho counon;aa Ind ;ucuod tl,.;r own
Set ,,or,t,,,,o 1an,1, r., ~, o,,,,oI s,,, .,a
~. Eovorn,no,t bonds voro c,e,r ,,rot1t an;a
! 1garo d;v;7,d nm ma aro;,a a,,Sro I'm p;no
Thov now nronosa to sell hnck tho lon,1 IN
tba Goycrnment ot tho rato of aao o{lf, mr.
min
Tho r1n;or p,c;t,c p,,rood c,,,ponx ,,oor
IN ali hocr 10 RIO .f,o ocro. of ,onI ~ 90 n,
49, avn or,o,n+;nn - .soy mr. nm ~ -, =.
ro,tra, 1,oo;oo offar =, sa,, IT. : -or on
,.ra, ot tbo .o,,o r-;oo ~ ,,ro o,nnunt;,,o
~ en- aaa nm ,l,os, .,,r,s ~ H. orad;.sa 20
tho rosroct;vo Comrsr;sv m t1o boo1. ~
t,,c Traaan-v md u, hoor ;ntarost nj N. ~,to
| ~ r. mr. cont min o,ch Tina 40 tt,o r-;n,;n,,
md intoreat comnoundad sb,,l eou,j t,,o anm
of III, bonda md tho occrne1 ;ntorcst. and
of.cr t,,at dato tha -canoctivo Comnor;ca ard
tn hs forever f,iscl,nrced from INV further
| liability for auch bonda md ;,teroat
~. contro1 comnanv otTar in oi,d;t;on IN
,ov ;nto ,1,o Treasury san,; onnno,1v . sr,,
| - n,onov ,o n. oj3o3 =, W. ,;nL;r, f,,,,5
, 1876-04-19

Contrary 10 Tho expectation OF great
many people, tho markets for lour and grain
have recently taken decidedly upward turn,
owing to an improved demand. All through
tha winter, and 10 much Of tho spring as has
already elapsed, it was argued TINT tho stocks
of -four and wheat in England. and at the
principal points Of accumulation in the Unit
ed States, were 80 large ns to nocessitato
fall in prices whan tho opening Of navigation
should permit general forward movement
towards the consuming markets Of tho world.
But, at present, the case is Just the roverse.
A good demand has sprung up, in spito Of
tho large stocks, which have not yet been
much reduced and the shipping movement
bids fair to open up brishy whom tho OPEN
ing Of tho Straits Of Mackinaw is announced,
which canno. DO much longer deferred.
There is undoubtedly some speculation in
the demand People do not buy whole car-
gocs Of grain with tho intent to cat it thcu-
selves. They buy to sell to oshers, and
would not do so without tho prospect of
profit. But 60 far az can bo ascertaiucd, tho
domand is Of that kind usually called legiti-
mate-tho grain Is aotually wanted for con-
sumption. Large purchases aro now being
mado for tho supply Of interior points, in
addition to TINT for Europe, which bids fair
to bs steady aud persistent, at 1oast into tie
month Of July. Tho prospect now is that,
with Light rcceipts till after the planting Sea
Eon II over, tho rather large stocks at West
ern pointa of accumulation will bs reduced
to anal volume, making tho summon for
ward movement healthy one.
We note that Baltimore alono is now sx-
porting corn at tho rate Of 2, 2,500, 900 buAhe1s
per month. Tho buainass through that city Ia
increasing moro rapidly than at other points
On tho seaboard, but tho aggregate Of all ex-
hbits q satisfactory augment The total ex-
porta of -four, wheat, and corn from tho four
leading Atlantic cities during last week
oqualed 1,9G5,885 bushels, against 1,472, 483
bushels tho week previous,-an increase Of
u per cent.
The prospects for tho ne1t crop arc yet
somewhat doubtful, but not realiy bad except
IN thoso sections which nro 50 low and flat as
TO bs almost without drainage. There il a
good deal Of water on tls ground now but
none Of tho frost Of q year ngo. Unless tho
farmers should be visited BY moro rain tho
folds will soon dry up under tho rayn of an
advancing sun and tho seed.imc will bo
fully as early rs last year, though perhaps =
little lator than the average. Thoro need bo
no foar Of poor crops unleas va hsva really
bad weather in tho future.
Tho outlook Is thercforo favorable ono
not only for tho farmers, but tho whola COM
lnunity, tho welfare OF the one being bound
, 1876-04-19

MICHAEL 8uANN0N-Dy1sion No, 4, 4. D. II.
All members Of ta Ordsr requested to At@sdd ln
full regaia Ths funeral services will bs 1t o'clock.
All members will Enoet u is HduEy.at.
, 1876-04-19
THE NEW HnaRn f,R aInppnpN

THE NEW hoard OF ALDERMEN.
The following peraous wcre elected yestsr-
day, and will constisnt4 tAs new Board of
Aldermen. We give the names so far ~ they
were known at the time we writs
, 1876-04-19
Gbt @gbnaop QJribu,1e.
Wednesday Morning, April 10, 1870.

Greenbaoks at the New York Gold E1
rhango ycsterlay closed at Ss1.
, 1876-04-19

nAfrs oy SUBSCRIPTION {rAsAntE TX ADVANCED.
Foatnx8 rrepnla ut this On1ce.
pAts Edttent postrttd. 90
Parts Of Stnr 1t same rate.
Mailed p any Adattss rorn wktJs tor..:.-.. LOO
tunday Ed!tidns Literary and hcltEions Dos.bIs
xr: Xxx
Parts Of stnf At came rate.
WExKLY Ept1inN. pos7pAtp.
Urt coPy PSF '
Etnb Of Tvs ref rop1. !sIg
H.. 81 Il iea 1ls =: Vii :sp.s
Srsctnaon copies sent Tres.
To prevent delay and mistakes. be aud evs Post-
8dRes address II full. including HAts &nd County.
Hsmts4Anees tnAy b. made sher By draft, fsprtts'
Ess4-oes ordsr or In rreissorsd letters At our r'k
TRIMS tn cr1x RraschtnEns.
py, delivered. sunday excepted. ~ cahts Nsek.
~. dslt'sfsd sund.z aaeInita ~ 9sn: 1 r: v'tk'
Uaspse Madison and Dsat,ornsh.. Chicago ILL.,
ADJUSTMENTS.
nooLETH TuEATRE-Rsndo'ph alrost, betreep
CLARK and fASA1le. Thu California M1nstTels Atsf"
hoou and syaulug.
Mov1CKEnB THEATHE--staaison street, bseween
Dearborn and 8tase. EngaEsmsnt OF Edwin booth'
KiuQ LsaF.'
ADELrHr TnEATRE-atonrct street, corner Dtaf-
born. Varsity sntatta4nmtut Afternoon aud Aftn"
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