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New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
TWO MArcnEs AT cEEEpMooR

At Creedmoor on Saturday the first match was
the sixth comp ttion at long range for the Geigcr Balls
Eve Badge which was first won, ia April LAST. BY MD'r
Henry Fulton Col W. B. Farwe won 1t IN the se"ond
and third competitions; L. Weber won it III The fourth
and Isaac j. Allen in the Gfta. Col Farwe "oh IL Oh
Saturday with highest ever made lor INC I]e
"a out of possible 45 bulrseyes AS ne hAS won ~
three times il brconcs bis personal property ne olfe
i'm every compe ttlOu has been won ny hinlDtl VI t
American Team II. Rath0Ona OF the Amaf'chi iedui
WAS second IN the l., ,t.,,,.o
The second match which was mt 200 yards @ ~,
was Gor rapdity and accuracy Ihe rilIs VIZ H NY NY
ScIiuy}rr HARLEY & Graham Badge aud laft O lhe
enfriucc money Competitors were 10 hre rs ins s'iS
"a nossile IN 30 seconds and to have two rounds me
% % L,,ta scnre i'm both To be counted. j. 4. SlrtsOn
.de ~. r. g. Bennett so; 4. -. Van Hcu5on, 40; A.
r. Adds, ( ), and W. Robertson, 3i
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
THE COURTS.
CIYtl NnTEs.

The new rules for admission TO the bar when
are now IN fall operation 80 nr divorced arpl'n's
f l.i.,ion 70 TIE law -,oo that Only seven eis.qs "
,,,-. =, s,r7rft,. ncfsrg E'l."y j.. DAVIS f.tit p
S.,r,r l.I Holm j. Bla"r. a. ,';i.'.l ',. i'i''i
;ic-1 70 be ezalniuei ~ tc t.-rr i"-'i "h'".'I-'
IN order of arrest has been .SlInted Dy JUNse
D,poiu. IN supreme MI. ChlH.e'.' a-i'h'' eAAa'n
byman G.oygr H. M1r.'J 4ii f''',S i'''.' ~ -
ers .,ir, tI uairtii re Ni'r oi ith' l''l''1
Iu irrd = yorc. .;pa .I.n !t,t 1P id .'i.,I
~. ,il..,r, % R,rl on the dtv wIru nor tHl' was
cnt,rfd Tae SANDER charged a that hr AiGch1Y sAA -
~ ,i.,tif vo a. his 5.ScT.l-IW ihat SIZE Wa sPy
.Io .t~c.s ~ Rich Pa.-.cal differences unG rYa.rrs
tr,n Sir Rjrb aud MacSay salt 20 he az tAe bot-
tn OF the t.uu5s. ~. Nicaay was &Iic6.et Oh Situf-
day and gave bail In 5000
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
sr1z1-RE OF An ILLICIT sTILL

At a late hour on Friday night Deputy
Revenue Collectors Beattc YOumans, and ltta assisted
nv a number OF United States DepuyMaT sha :, made
descent ON an Illicit disery IN the open block bounded
hv Eleventh and Twelfth-aycs. and Sevcnt.cth and
saropd-sts and found still o; 900 gallons
capacy i'm fun operation 1he officers destroyed loo
gallons OF mash and seized several barrels OF ru Inc
only person found the premises was man named
Frederick Joseph who arrested. He claimed thit
te harm IN winch still located had been rented
ten dlys previously 10 some person unknown 20 nlm
Joseph was held further examination before United
States Commissioner Shields.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23

then left first locking the door Of the compan 0n.Way
after them and setting the yawl of tne vessel N
oners attempted gain the deck but IA M as cA-'
were strong IL was long time before The Co"' WtH
t,rokcu doya FINALLY they reached the dcc5. and ~
soon as u was ght enough, tht Vessel: wLirh WAS on .
voyage from New London 70 Ney-Gorh III cRla-l WIS
got under way ana arrived oG -lturily at Jersey 5,
The captain reported the case ~ tie f0ce ta pi.'
ON SATURDAY. night he was confident that he reda ach
tify the leader Of the gang called iFIa ol bi. alu
gave the police q description o. the man 'tW. Ai"I.I.
OF the OAK Street Police station ana "e'eV'"eN ''o
searching for the robbers.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
HARLEM RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANIES.

a
r. Cornell White, President Of the MOrIisania
ste9mbost Company denies that bis company is TO be
consolidated with the Harlem Navigation Company, Jut
say, that AN rcement has been entered into between
Tic two companies by which tie expenses OF both lines
Will be very much decreased, and the facilities viii be
increased H. stotos that the proposal came from the
Old Harlem Company. and after three months coHsdera
ton has been accepted with some notifications by The
Morrsa,,is Company, and briefly Is as follows: Edeh
eupany - to ran It's Own boats its risk and
pcnse at hours agreed upon by both, at the same fare
Fuitonslip being the lower terminus for all bolts the
interval between trips being about 80 minutes IN Winter
and 20 minutes IN summer. All docks used I'D common
are paid for. each company contributing onr-hat
The entire receipts 90 INTO the hands of receiver
who nucd.ar!y passes Oe-half 10 the crodl Ol Stch
COMPANY separate tickets are used on cdch nc, but
ave GOOD both The number Of boats TO be run II 10 be
sX m Summer and five in Winter IN summer three Dy
each line and ~ Winter two the ith boa, 10 DC uhshtd
alternately every fortnight
franchise of his route is considered very V2lua
BE- and ts caused ;e derce contention OF tr last i've
wears Mr. White says that the MOrriSania Company,
e1mneucag with only boat, rapidly increased ITS
business that ia the second year ~ built the Harlem
a. au eXpcu-e $4,000 and the third bought the
caims WIN their three boats TO be doing larger bs
tiau The old with its four boats, ana IT
argues that while the business the lower side OF
te Harlem River VIII, owing 70 increased railroad lac
ios, decline the travel on the upper h0rrisaud side
must Increase with the growth Of tho outlying wards TO
nothing Of the constantly increasing volume OF travel
by Harlem River branch Of the NewHayen Railroad
MIR white asserts that the steamboats, hOrrisania HBr
of which has paid IN cash, excepting about TlOOOO
on Shady side not yet due, ana that the company
OOOO less than year ago Ite says the com
py aDGadanuy able TO meet as obligations AS tnoy
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
pEClslONs q.

Siurcpr fOrrf- Chdm5srs-Bv Judge BaTra'.-
,,,ti.r oi Naea.o -Orer settled memorandum oi eu-
Ev TGlrs Vrr Vo-s;.-Waar- Isf. The Mayor. -
Demurrer o.erruled Heandjerger s@hL
Sg,,,,;or Co,y.i-SpeciqI Yey1a-By Chief-Ju,tice
Curs-Purkc ct al a- Currenioenito ~ motion 70 als
~, s lc..ou ,ur fa deue without costs;
niautrs iirguR refer s.utra hI al rUce,u uider
uc order stayel until the farther direction of the court;
no costs Eo.I0u NuX0l agt AncI-iatuIehce or1esed
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
Nor an Hoprrrss As IT LoOKs.-Fd

NOT so HOPELEss AS IT LOOKs.-Ndlth Chat
dreadful young Gr'l: Do You Know. coz th.pE sai
mary! Cousin Oyith DESIGNS in that quarter him eD
Realy You -Iualc mr. suonl Edith: Well periaps
in "A m0nth OF two Cousin: Ana may ass the name Oh
lie hAppy man I Edith: Tile what : Cousin: Ihe
maa. tie-pr-what Il IL l-the intenlcdi Eduh: An
by the way-yes-l must begin to thInS oil ths@ 100
mustn't ., funny Folks.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
SCHOONER ROBBED BY RIVER PIRATES

ECHOONEk KOBBED By hINLh FIKAILo
A daring burglary occurred on Friday night
las on board the schooner Joseph Marsh Of Port Jeer
son as size was lying In Flushing Bay Eight river pi
rates boarded the vessel about midnight oyerpOwercd
eli on board and secured and removed large amount of
plnnder There were on board at the time the master
Capt Brown; George c. Campbell, the mate; VIM. II.
sadier the cook and VIZ L. Hunt, passenger The
mate who was on watch, suddenly confronted with
n loaded pistol and forced into a corner Seven men
then clarnbered over the side OF the vessel; all
masked and wore rubber overshoes Capt Brown, hear
ing the noise overhead rushed to the assistance of the
mate Of the pirates seized him and others
ored out 10 shoot him. blanket thrown the
Captains head and he was secured One OF the gang
stood guard at the foot of the companionway, while
the remainder ransacked the vessel thoroughly
They secured from the oaptsin S3 from the mate, $40;
aud from Mr. Hunt the passenger, 800 and gold
watch and chain valued at $3.50 They also took two
suits OF clothes and d0oblobarreed The robbers
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun ri5os...... 600 sets.-. 500 Aopn Sets 90'
Mon wAfiR rms pAi-A y ,-,
SANDY Hook Cow, !2:0j Hell O. Ferry IDA
WATER ms uAi-f. VI - -,
Is,audl 225 Hell o. FeifY- Sif
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
5S-a.. .K0hn agt. Marks.
1858 Mil'cr II al. agt. Fried
slGa Van Horn e. al. agt

s-f7 Van Horn .. al ngt 5S7s. .R0hn ag. Marks.
49, cisrEe Y 7O53 Afl'cr II al agt. Fried
s53..Hucart 49,. Brennan. . berg ,
1910 Istiukl i-t -lif-lp'T. t5sl d"iiis"h +i ar
1rHt 1iefsisc. sg.. " eide llt5..l rlet i'
;u rt- ~ 1fl nan TlGS. -oirSt tet Chri7lle
fsl f.,, - a. 80 .Itul. = ~ .S 9IIn aE Rhlnd.
5,.-rr 53iS Gfiei aci. Robertson.
qtse rrr ~ Il an 3g.hsr --Oj I,acl.Tdch q al. agt
SSf2 tfy a-t. I'tS's l.cn". e -. A.,
~I., N--Pt.i l.-NL liE4iNND J'-JHiH'' 4"'-
Gu. LJlli! ln. - .rtt..,
G.NEaAL -r-!JZs-pAsT IL-tLI ia-fEEFf. j. ~ '.Let
4 f..,a-. william Eoru. and Patrick Nc
G s.i robbery Frlrcc0 Cc ami Frank Fay ei9mous
su.t AIT a4ttr- t.iHlIiue Burns, Rose Auraa, Jrnrs
Bair. iu r. E-unT, Cora 5ymorr. sud liy'an ..i. .
,. - -lir Larceny; J1aE y NlciIin IT, perjury thtcS
ny.a lm ~ -"i Ni!sh petit Larceny John DAVIS ana
Chi5tppirr Doyle d.sJdey house riebaGt Baesser mis-
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
PAgr III.-siNNOrT. ].

2Si5. Crane agt. WalEer.
31Sj. Rathbun ~ al agt. Cit.
zoIis' 5Dl 20. VI Trvy.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23

T5G scot, oct. brennan.
SJ!J. .Ai:eu o. a. agL. kuck OF
Al
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23

in " first hands" TO such extent that the prices
of some leading makes of prints were reduced L and
q cent In other descriptions of goods there have
been also inaances of a forced trade through ma
teral conce ssiens in prices In financial circles the
immediate effect of the war news was a sudden ad-
vance in the gold premium from about 10 TO 13l.
per cent and an increased demand for lOanable funds
Subsequently the gold premium dropped to 11ls0
11la. and later to 97s6I0ls. Aside from
what proved to be m0mentdry effects of the war
rumors there is perceptiblo hardening in the rates
for money, although not yet felt in ;he rates for
daily balances at the Stock Exchange. leading
bank to-day placed large sum on call" at per
cent on pledge of stock coiatcrlls while the
rate at the Stock Exchange was 2l283 per
cent. The banks also finding employment
at 607 per cent for considerable amounts on
grain and provsions-which, by the way, IL not
favorable sign because il indicates that spectators
are intending to repeat the folly of last year. and
hoard our products instead of forwarding thom 10
Europe at the present very respectable prices. Tbs
bank statement of to-day fully than usual Illus
trotes the useless character Of the present system Of
reporting weekly averages BY this statement the
banks appear 10 have met with an actual loss Of
50, $50. 800 as fully as if their vaults had been
robbed of that sum. OF course nothing Of the kind
has occurred, but here are tho figures of the state
rnput IN yVit.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
North. West Pref

Morris aud Essex
u pc. yjA
Chi, Bur < Quincy
l5...bc llJ =
StLouis, I n and 8
be. l3 .
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on ilouSatonle
i nnd Ssuratuck Itulr0ads Faro 81. Steamer BRIDGE
POETioAVes Cathdfineshpa $50 n and Bridgeport all
, 1876-12-18

They arc lncensed l,cyond measure at Morris:
scy'd pcrfdy. call him "thief,'' and "knavc,n.
aud Other cndcar1ny namcs ~ Tho vocabulary of
gamblers. They say that his reputation a. q
"sq,1are" !" gambler Is now too f'at1y damaged
for 1ncniltng, that he went into the city punl
business Increly to influence Tho. canvass IN
favor Of Tilden, anti, knowing TINT he could not
continue thU business arother scasott, used the
rcpntattun he had obtained for honest dealing
10 carry fI(m through In what Is known among
l,ctttnR men AZ "sktn gatnc.h Even
Democrats declare that It would bo a dttgraco
to tic State Senate to allow Mosrtssey to Ia ks
llls seat IN that body, and that l!o ought to bo
expelled: Morr!ssey's lease Of the betting priv;
ilcEe al Jerome Park hns expired. 1tisbel!evct
that the managers Of tho Jockey Club will not
renew tho privilege to him. Sporting mcn say
that with Aforriasty at jerome pask the for
tunes Of thu place would 70 tho way Of Mon.
mouth Park. Supposed honesty at least Is
necessary To keep vi, tho bottfng element which
is very important matter In tho receipts Of
racing parks. Kelly & Bliss and johnson arc
slcsir0us TINT the Legislature should prohibit
pool.sclltnG on elections. Many persona think
that tue Legislature Will prohibit pool-selllng
altogether by specIal htatutc. The turbulent
an.l il!agFatcful meeting at ohnson's oE Sunday
evening did not effect anything for Itself, A.
no action coul.l :be obtained johnson declared
bets OF on his own authority.
, 1876-12-18
HOLIDAY-R REvERlES.

Tbs joyons hnrvest-da9s arc Ger.
The w!.hcr'd leaves bgstrow tho plain,
The fragrant hOw tct. bloom no more.
For Winter holdd his cheerlese Tr!gs'.
Where late tho robins woodland note
With cheerful N.ux!e Oiled tue gtayc:
Where late the dove, tn sunny cote,
Good to hlA mAte strnn Of loves
Where atl was balmy anl serene,
Ia now chcerlras aeld Of snow.
The trees have dnfF'l their robcs OF green,
And laia their Smmnlct-elorics low.
The patient kline. in shelterd sheds.
Long for tho pleasant. lengthy days,
When they can roarl tho meadow. beds.
And through the green fields freely gsazd-
No more arc seen, at cyenttde,
Thu rosy children rpamlng FREQ;
Close gsthcr'd rouut tho ''ins!e.stdct"
They climb thu sturdy farmers knee.
The nlatron, in her old a1m-c -chnaF.
Looks proudly IN each joyous face:
Oh! uc'cr u,ny future grief md caro-
Steal enc sweel charm from Childhood's face.
How peaceful seems tic rustic cott
How .tTunx tho dear, familiar t!usl
Though styrE'd. they arc ne'er forgot,
Until tl,n hcart'a Infection dies.
Such scenes have hatl restraining now'f,
Pcfchaucr DER many r0yer's heart,
And, III Tenlptatlon's trying hour,
iIusr taken thv s'tioua Angela part.
Long years may pass, --our stcne may roam
From Childh0ol's bithesone scenes hfnr;
But these sweet memories Of Home
Se'es ccasc tu br our guiding STAR
4 atae WHOSE bcau,s will o!ten ttliNr
Across onr Wild aud devious track.
Ncca},.ng Us, with power DtSll4,
To thattlrnr Home ami Virtue back.
CHICAGO, December, 1876. Cart. SAN.
, 1876-12-18

counting The votes Of Electors. did, in tho nFes-
y,, sE;s q ,hs Il IT. s1ate as oas sa,
II ne Elttfora for n President and for a .V'ce-
President; by which 1t appensA that george Wash
% sS e p. q Rs Sy. u
tho United States of America. In tchttmony
whereof hare hessuato set nj hand and SEAL zeal.
A similar certificate, substituting tile name Of
"V!ec-pres!dent" for "presdcnt," WIS issued
10 John Adams.
lu l7pi Johu Adams was President Of the Ben;
ste a Is t. say ylesp,e.dlsfq a1d sohied
therefore, required no notification, but was In
strncted BY Congress to Issuc, aud did issue, tho
following:
" 4 known, Ths. the Senate and noa.e Of Rsp.
convened the CITY oi philad delphla on the aeeon4
Wednesday Of February, ia tho ycaf of our Lord
1Ss9s Ssns.9a .s''p eta sa p ~ S
s,att. aaI rt.idtni !ht stad,t, ia. presence
eJaht :etd staas aad Mont, r. RMtpiM5ssa@.atses,+ ~ ~ @
he E7eetors for q President md for Vice rrcst.
dent by which It appears that Thomas JeGctton,
:S aPy sf u 'sifss'Es s En.a # n ssss s
saa s:si Ill iss ssy q II Sss;s'S;y -,
In 1901 Thomas Jefferson, vice-Prcsllent, and
rresilent Of the Senate, counted The votes, aud,
| It will be remembered, tho election vent 10 the
House. resulting iu tho election Of Jeticreon %
President and Burr Rk ftce.ETcAincht. Jeuef-
son, therefore, needed no notification. but, upon
instructions from Congress. he issued the fol-
| lowing to burr:
1 lie It known, That the Senate and House of Rep
rcacntatses OF the United States Of America, being
con vcned at the CITY Of Wash!nqton on the second
| Wednesday ot February, 4. y. 1901, fhe unaeF;
Prtsiifnf 81 nj Senate, d,d In the prescncc Of tho
raid Bcnats and l1ouse Of Representatives, optn ~
| ~ ctrttkcdits and count all he roies Of th:
| Ef~ctors far President; whefeupon 1t appeared
tlat Thomas JeacFson. Of Virginia, and Aaron
1,nrs. OF Sew York. had majority Of the yoses q
consequence Of which tbs House Of Representatives
proceeded TO choice Of rrcsdentt md haze this
i,as by tpe.u been Only chosen President: BY ~ OF
which it'appcars that Aaron Darr. Esq., OF Sew
York, IL duty etected, aGreenb1Y to tho Constltu.
| tjQn. t{cc. President OF tha United Htates OF
America In witness whereof, ! hsso hereunto
sct suy hand and seal ihis 18th day Of February,
1901, TuuNAs JkrfEHsoS.
, 1876-12-18

A tnal meeting will be held Jan. 10. 1877, In
the raso of the Illinois Agricultural Work..
Tho Assignee of Alexander n. Fcrrtot, Bros.
4 60. was authorized to a.lvcstise fol. hid. for
The tankrupts' stock, utter g!sIng ten daya' no.
tlce BY publication.
SUPERIOR COUNT IN uatgr.
George Hall and Henry, o. Winch began suit
William Stevens fled n bill AgAlnst Jnanna a.
and Patrick II. flelTrol,, tho seotlissl.Amcrical
Nortgago md loan Company, flenry ], shel.
ti0n. Tr5,stse pescr 1;;},a IHn an awrenee Wl}.te
Il trusr4leed for 81 ,0so on Tic eust twenty feot
q Ley u II the Subdivision Of out Lot &C" in
DildIe 4 i3ovl began suit by attachment
aa1nst ts9tse .lg J. o'tan aud Henry P0twEn to
Charles ". Constantine commenced n suit
against Noolp1lus K. Ttrncr, now on. trial for
forgery, to recover 81 400 duo as a balnNco for
legal services rendered ut Turner's former
Andrew DunnlnE sued Join E. sayles and A.
II. Walker for $1,000.
CIRCUIT COURT. -.-...
John E. Dean began suit l1' trespass against
John A. Colby a,,d Jacob G. Wits, claiming
$4,000 damages.
JUnos nLopaErr-aB to end Of calendar.
Jupus JAMEsox-s43;, B4s, 337 to 3sl, 1863 To
9e5. 3os, e19' s7i' Biz o75 to $50 inclusive. No
Jupan MoonR-15, 10, II. No. II, vcrrcvauit
70. Alclviut on trial.
JupuE t,o0rns-No call. Set case e, too,
Metropolitan City Hallway Company vs.. West
Divlslon Railway Company, on trial.
junoE DOUT1i-atf., 6i3, Bl8, Gl7 80, go, G2a3
to G35 Inclusive. No case OF, trial.
JUp0E MCALL18TRn--2ete cases {, ,2231. Stnrk vs.
baldwin; 2,8n7, llothbchild w. Down; 1.4Ss,
Wharton vs.. Bryant: mid 8s0, South Park Com.
fi}Sk3HtInr& 1}unfrVp.
jupon FAnwELl-Sot casc 037, Freeman Vs.
Erccnnrl,
JunoH WiLhtAMs-No call. Set case 1,0s5,
Caspnr vs.. Caspar, On trial.
JUDGEMENTS.
6vr.n'en GoTnT5cenrTss,oxs,.J. @ ,s,. T; s;o: MeAu &
GeolGo J. Ycagos a. The Excelstor p.plsilns
Company, So, 60. First National Itank OF Chfea
70 vs: John T. Cuttlny, 81. fDJ. MARY H. n!wc!
". Ell1uh y. ngntccon, 9a40. - National fars
Hank ~. 1lcney W, WALKER, Sl41, q,
| 1UpGE JAMEsoN-HcoTEo T.. Kirby ct nl VI.
George. II. brow. s:s14, bp. Edward Spring ~
1iehanl J.. Higgins. 9J1n ~. W Ashton sn. ''ol
| nhn Wheeler, $H, .50.-N. II. Waiwurth, Kccolve
Of City National hank, Va. Charles l.. Ilindle and
| George A. Chllds, 81. a87. 77.-ConlnerclaI Loal
Company IS. Ielllalnln F.. Allen, 81. :3Dy. o.
| Chicago Caacilontan Clnb. uau OF william lamca
gunsd1an Of tho MacfaFlnno estntc, ys. William N
| Dalc, SGO7,GB.
Gtnculr Counr.-JrpaE 1}ooru-Judgo Near
| thar ". Henry N. Wilcox, 9t05,S3.
, 1876-12-18

- NtW YGrk 1F4b4the, t1fc, r. :.
John 3Iorrlsscy received abuse WITHOUT limit
yesterday fr.1m both Democrats aud Republic
aus for arbitrarily declaring oil bets IN tho
yery glad shat b. did II, aud 1t Is believed that
IL was done for their benefit. But msny Demo-
Gratis lad p1acea their money to win on lIuyes.
, 1876-12-18
TAX CASES.


r.,,
TAX CASES.
rr, SUPREME , couhr ,, DECISIONS. ~, .,,.uo,,.
folloWlne are recent decisions ny tAo supreme
Court III tax casca carried up from this county:
GEORGE 1un,x7"s Hi xsGr e. 4 s " TIE PEOPLE,
asainss dcjnauept jauIss spf fos tho taxes Of iS7i.
ownf IN ws to s hods s ,y taae4 a no. m
afsa sw ynasf @ ss s!ata,s i J. tSs aaty 3,
hnoks 10 liz County Clark On or bcf"rc tc 1st day
" INV ~ ~ ~ tc xcnr for wic ts aascssmeuts wero
Hs fsasm Is H. M nas a shH M x ax I ~ Se
san'o mnntb. @ HIT III" asscs,nlents sscrc m not in
ratiI for ihnt ransom" EYnT4.s nrovisnn * n,nIin
tiat "a ia.Iara to comn)eto a., assussn,cut in thc
Tina rennrr sbaIi not rc,,.cr II ynii. bHt ths
.aS n ''y s ;as BE- II ~ y1a s
iaw. law Il. i. is7I, Chap. iso. Sec .s0.
ecsdne ea b. declared ny Account Of not
hnynW boctt comn1ctcI or returned within tho timo
lImtsa by iaw, Hence no ai,cndncit in ttis caso
va , necessary 10 E!ss tho Curt ]nrjsdeiios. The
al iSju rsejsieed ii W by Tho oay. Xer Tic roturs
onHty Hony osr AID e. wwsors of lsnds lsG s;n!s
opportunty iai They chose 10 avail Of II, to mako
Implication to tic Doard Tor revising and equaiz-
a M ar to n e.s H. ess a ny ystea on
@ ths Sraneh Of tSo case M - wsro rendered long br,oro
t5e present statute was executed and are not aa:
VIZ nns;timn nssnmca Tim, tha tarc. IN Nprth
cbieapH% slo tlesaiiy Iovs and assessed ssoms to
~ r. as" bc tarca wcrp MI nyind hy In nn
~ Board. Ali tic Hoard M was to order that tho
tasos b. extended upoa the sortiassts of ths Town
s3s,]y IN neeosanco nth tho rovs,ons S a or .o
sa,ns ' ta s apty t9 Tpwn e c'as; tSs
Wnamtw :1crk ,hc annnnt Il tnxcs rcauir1 to he
raisai for ali town purposcs, and It then becomes
a n,c c sa 70 10 5i' ~ aG o aee
ors booS. i. s. lS74, I. j; ;oai, Sec. III.
W. case Wnio n o es'ca c Snt IL IL 2oysns ~
thia rcratd have oycr bcen tonrht tp be in con
% +, III H. ony aar ths cascs us ets wou
hsys bssa as;ty + pe!ass HI sass r. i ny
In ai1t,, hana. =, tno oh,oc,o,, ,r,,,e, ,.,on oec
.pstnnttnily ths iustness Of til" tnxes loTica iii
property nas not Sesn made 10 6car any nort
;h ;han o,snGrs s 1a' cnn h,rr" ~ nny smstoms
rsht HI .se"red by lis law Of tho oad On ascom
rtsgasY . Tao eaS Gn ,
nssi H%fp' eess s1 1s formal ' a II
eSlea Dy ny m s w,ea III M rr
~ st;1n shnl w III ~ o a. %alI b.
poss0le f. sSsst st6sr % pa6s S eF nnIsgal ro'o
H. w. Tno 1! tcope p III sopi I 1870
3S.a. T".Ia w. .s TME rsorss M Xxx REL KILLER.
Is G9s tho sas eota e 1qs1 %
tioif a,ss.snSss reli;Sy II i ~ d ay q 5niy, lf7
aat @ v a IN ao aen N ts
anaes h.va asfa,os o .,S o1 = ts cyf
sea III nn ak hnvc tG tn
, 1876-12-18
IN EARLY TIMES.

From, tAs Record prspas4d bv ", J. Ac1oaotd, cafs}
Clerk ofthd 6sAas.
In 17s0 John Langdon, President Of the Ben"
ate, was Instructed TO prepare certificates tor
George Washington and John Adams, aud the
record shows tho following:
lie It known that ths sennts and House OF Hep.
resentatyeA of the United states of AMERICA, belng
conyeucd In the City and State Of New fotk, me
uHdtrIsilt<n, appointed President Of Tho seaate
fos the solo purposu Of Eetvly!pE. opening. anu
, 1876-12-18

docs not net a. a mere prcsiiIng officer. Tho
two Houses ca,. do nothing a. n Joint body. As
n, ioint boy they can have no presiding officer;
they can hayo 1lu clerk, and consequently cal
make M record. Having no Officers In common,
ings. Who would certify to the election Of
President, in case where the Joint session un-
dcrtook 10 do tho canyusslnEl Where would
the result be. entered, and by wl,omf ard who
President Of tic senate, who ordinarily is The
Vlcc-prcs11cnt, the second highest officer In the
country, and somettmes the successor to tbs
Frcsdont, Is there simply to slIt open tho en-.
pass them over to-nobody kns,ws who, il
he there aimpiy to hand Ui,+gl To somebody.-to
act as 1dni.of. or waiter, whose only function
fs to bring In something, sweep out, and draw
corksf JAMEs r. Root.
, 1876-12-18
[AT[ONAL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
North German Lloyd.

The steamers Of this Company VII! ssil every eatlr.
lasea u ,Pa.ssse-Fram Now York e. saa!lAlapton,
cabin. sa gold; ateeFaga, $40 sn!Etne$ Fet 3,cKhs
1ilowIlpK GfeeI. New York.