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, 1876-07-26
CRIMINAL.

. James Wilson, q lcad-pIpc thief who got e1o0
worth tho better Of nm unoccupied house at No.
1913 Prairie avenue, In consequence waa yester-
tlay held IN $500 bail to tho Crtmlual Court.
James Howard, keeper OF n saloon and house
OF lll-fan,e ut No. 5s5 Clark street, got drunk
yesterday afternoon, and when Officer Duffy at
tempted to pounce down upon him, "CauRia
Helen" and Willie Howard, his step-son, In
terfcred, whcrcupon they Wcro all marched
officer.
James and. Emma Barton. OF No. 4Ss State
street, are locked up at the Ar1nory. charged
with kidnapping = child Of 6ycars from Mrs.
Emma Browning. II appears that Mrs. Brown
Ing, who is an old and weli-known disrcputablc,
hos boon sick for some time, aud during her stay
lu the County Hospital, tho, Bartons cent the
boy to Buffalo for all education. The case will
probably bc compromised before coming to
rial,
Three boys, giving the names OF Patrick Ryan,
Henry Smith, and Michael Kelley, .werc ycater-
day held by Justice Scully In $500 bail to the
I. Rotherlnoii, No. 50 Paullna Street. They were
captured at late hour Sunday evening by Of
tlcer T.. II. Howard while skipping through tho
nlleyways with two suits Of clothes on cnch OF
them,
MRS. Kirby. .....-
Deputy-Coroncr Mc(}irr yesterday lmpane(cd
hearing the testimony, which has already been
published, together With the testimony Of
Forbes, tho Jury found q verdict, which ia Us
follows:
We, the jnry, dnd that thd said Bridget Kirby,
came to her death from informal hen1orEhnge,
caused by rupture Of the ilver, and We, tho jury,
believe from the evidence that her husband, James
desire that s be held to tho Grand Jury for further
ttial The testimony heard WIS but repetition OF
hat III s,rhtahe1 fhR GY1HcNcn ar tia
accu.ca himself, which amounted 10 substantially
nnthtur.
, 1876-07-26
MASONIC CHARITY.

Tna "cnnts7iAa cxnosuRH H"TALslrr1Na FACTS.
Tho last nambcr OF the Chrtsttan Cynosurs f,as
AT, arttce critlclsfng an editorial recently pub.
lisl,ei In TIE TnluuuE relative to the procced-
Inns Of the National Christian Association.
witch met here few weeks ago. Ins TRIBUNE
snii:
millions Of money have besn exnenasd on henc.
factions by this organization [thc Masons1 Of which
The world knows nothing. aud but for the Masans
these 1nillions would have been burden upon tho
general public.
To this tic Cynosurs replies:
For instance. The Masonic Relief Committee after
the ro received 500 099 fos ahe aaaersf9 @ a They
divIaod among themselves and faroritc., and tho
Masonic sufferers drtw double, fsoui thq M general
relief funds and their own. Edmond honayne gI,e
her OF that Ncltcf Committee tic ehya snDetan.
tEa1ly tho abovc itatemcnt IN thc presence ,s o.
coald furnish fass and vouchers. and prove h.s
allegations. Now, II tho books and records cou!d
senyes IT. 1s dss m u wa
eaases' Ssy aa they a4s sent ehesss
tSemseiyaes, @ iIa out Of sod. ooo eigon for tclief.
Now we re.pecsIaly a.k tae editor. of TT. TgE
ghc rsh. tS5 1 arr pe noa ;e
IT, aes q e Chicago sesi seso as
all over ~ The world for tho relief Of liz brethren
ing supplies valued at $7, n, Was sp0, ,Gl.5o,
and It yns lisburscl thus: For the relief OF up.
plicauts allotted to Chicago lodges, expenEcs Of
Tic noartl Of Relief, nnl donation to tue Chica-
| 70 Masonic Relief Board, SUI 4l4.o4; returned
10 donose, sci, ,s25.S0; retained TO meet tho ex-
peusc Of printing the rcport Of the hoasd'
S4 Commission, consisting Of s. c. Perkins,
Grand Afastcr OF Pcnnsylvania; c. F. STAINS
bury, Grand Master Of the District Of Colum-
bla; and O. T. Waters, Grand Master Of Iowa.
met in the Temple in Chicago, Sept. IL and ~,
1872, and made a careful examination Of nll the
| hooks, papers, and vouchers Of The Bnn!d, aud
OF tho system which had been adopted for tho
administration Of the fund. Thts Commission,
tn their report to the donors, say:
All money received for tho fund WA pnid over to
tho Tressufet and BY hin, deposited 10 the credit
Of separate account IN hank, and paid out BY
checks upon orders drawn by he ptsasdgnt AID At.
tIiato disbursements were made by tho Secretary
under the supe etyA!on Of the Executive Committee
and full and detailed report WAS presented ht
cach monthly meeting OF the Board aud examined
and vouched for By Sub Committee npd approved
BY the Board
compared With the vouchers BY MS. and found to be
correct IN every PARTICULAR and kept With dcgsce
Of accuracy and fuiluess Of detail which cauuot but
| be highly commended.
The officers Of the Board were: President,
Dewitt C. Grsgier; Vice e-prcsidcnt, i. +. iol'
comb; Treasurer, Wiley NJ. Egan; Recording
Secretary, George K. Hazlett; Corresponding
Secretary, Ed ]. Hill; and the other members
| George Il. Mcclellan, D. J. Avery, T. 7, Cur
ney, c. Fl. Brennan, Walter a. Stevens, Il. q,
| Smith, and G. j. Franks,
, 1876-07-26
BANKS AND bankers.

THEIR ASSESSMENT FOR 1876.
Tho Committee on Equalization Of tho County
Board, which has been In session several days to
l,ear complaints against tue lato assessment,
yesterday received q complaint which involves
more thau II would seem On It's face. 1t was
from tho Ccntnl National Bank, md was
that tho assessment Was too high and
in dtsproportton 10 the assessments ma1o
on tho stock and other property Ok
other bnnks, Tho complaint Is said
to sct forth In substance that tho Central Bank
l,as been assessed at tho Same rnte as banks
whose stock Is far above par, md consequently
tho assessment Is unjust. Tho law relating 10
tho assessment Of National Banks provides that
''thc shares for etoca| shall be listed and a.
scsscd with regard TO tho ownership and valtlO
thereof a8 they existed On the 1st day Of Nlny,n
etc. As there was q difference In the valuo OF
the shares or Htock on tho 1st OF
May, there being no proporttonato dtf-
ference in tho asscssmelts,. tho injustice
would seem apparent aud call Tor remedy,
which IL provided BY the law, which says: No
complaint that another is assessed too low ahall
bo acted upon until tho pcrson 50 assessed, or
| Ills agent, shall b notified Of such complailt,"
ctc Acting under this provision, aud On this
has extended Its time Of hearing eonlplalnts
| until Tomorrow ut noon, with view to having
! representatives OF the other banks of the city
\ appear before # and testify as to tue value Of
thcir stock.
The action Of tho Central National Bank has
| induced reporter to collate the assessment OF
| the various banks Of the city, with few exccp-
ttons for want Of TIME. The result Is given be.
low:
, 1876-07-26
fore Rcgisscr Hibbanl, IN tho cnso Of f, /.

t... 1,an,.,,u 11,,,t,,st tr a., n.
lore NcgIsicr Ialbbahl, III tNo caso OF +. 4
wss'1er; 91 ,f. ,no,,,~ # r. w ,v,,r,. a.
IN LUG matter ol III. W. weaver rt NL a,
order vida entered On ~ pars'c. interested,
sT ns eais o tSc MnG W." :had lhe TtG5 nat r.
6A,ooo.
,nurEhion COURT IN hniEP:
r.Hntl LANES nIn}so }as Wsaa so'e 'o' e@,ooo asatna
rtSaereK q. ~ nnl.t... n u ,,,,t.,.
". hsnnsa a1ea y. = wet,ekson 1 i 10y lor sl,on
o. Auams q % Loru ne8a'' su'e iof e''@o" azaa.t
samMe, r y. Mn1snn, nf. tt,,,,,,. ....
iho , NataonaI es "a banK o. .', ims9. e9mn.enced&
snL !or f1,Mv oe""ss "oSep' e oonls.ll Ind
james Z. nea.y; ,,r,,. ,,,.
Lasfanco o. ~ Noltn ut.t31s ~ ~ Su'1 u5alhst WlL
'am a. EW'ne q seG9'ef t',usI' ,,,,,,.
.,ed a'i,"n ,ir Il ,,,s' sa'tt IT. II III "'a'n foutg
sugo n''ns nN ntsss. ,,, ~. ns,p';t ,It T.. a, ooo
,,J. .. rnI;n t brought s''!t for sl,2oo aga!l.s
ATte1N II = n,a,'1f,.r,, n,,1 r. + coto, .,,a,
e. ~. w. ~ IN u'"' ~ - o@'eS Suea Joha
t. Mal'srs Tor sl.Mw; .',,a,,,- -o,,n-
r7,. ch,,,,-, t,T,.se,,i,Hs st a. p,,,,o.r
ny H.aTn' Gi' ~, % 81 9tI ~ HallEU
Enpasiy sy nsit = W. II ns t - ~. LUX i0r
H. rat,stoi III st"is ani 9rorcbisos 's7 'of lefaoa
- fsnrtstin' achnTroi casnn,nnrnt1 n .rtt t.,
nnss wst,I anansI tho cfIsagn n racir s' n.,. ~ "!
company, laying damages a. to,gs1 - ,oo
Jo!ln Brunt began suit tor S2,00o danlaku
| 0Enlnst Henry K. Sawyer. y"
CRIMINAL COUNT.
Thomas Hamilton was tried for larren,
| found ruilty, and riyon one year In tia P.ta4
s1Ieiars I,l.;s r1.,,.r ,,,,o,7,a ,,rt1t, ~ 1,r,
aonu nenIey p4eaoeo guilty 10 larceny, nj
| WAS rctn6nuGtl.
John ucWItt plea1cd guilty 70 driving avAys
, 1876-07-26
THE CITY-HALL.

The water rents yesterday werc $2,4T.
ONLY 800 was advanced on tho Popular Loan
yesterday.
The receipts IN the License Department were
about ST 800 yesterday, md 100 saloon licenses
were issued.
Officer Gilbert Dcmorcst appeared before the
police trlbunal yesterday and received Ills sem
tcncc Of dismissal for talsing'a chalr from some
body's piazza and carrying It to Ills own home.
1tayor Heath was tho recipient Of teBttmo-
n!al Of regard from the employees in h!a cstab-
lis.meut (hts business house) night beforo last.
It camo ln tho shape VI seFenade, anu tue
muslc was fine. The customary Invitation to
stop in utd refresh tho inner tnan was accepted.
Officer William Wall Of the pollee forge, went
perintendent Hickey ct al.) thought that somo-
times men when drunk betook themselves to
hay-loft for quiet s!eep. Wall was dismissed
frum the force.
Mayor Heath has already taken the lnitlatory
stems to 1,nyIng the tax levIes VI 1873 and 1874
extended tue Coupy sceoqanca
with tho recent suggestions Of tho Finance
Committee, and the Law Department has been
directed to take tic matter In hand md acc to
tho necessary extensions.
The Committee on Health and County Rela-
tons Is called. for this aftsrnoon at O'clock;
t9t0 ~o'AAsa%"tt3..
p. H., III tue C1ty Cierks o!llce anu VIII VII " ~
get up all econuHi!cat ordinance when WILL NC III
for the Mayors signature aia winch wall save
plenty OF money 10 the das = uu"'
Mayor Heath haa como TO thc conclusioh that
the services Of tilo Mayors poilcc, i0ul IN num-
her, can be dispensed With. They Will thcrefnEo M
he removed On the first Of THO month. The
Mayor VIII hafe an erfnhu-poy Ill Ills ollco, 9ll4
will assign thu guardianship Ut sasoons anu
saloon-kccpera to the regular police.
Dr. McV,ckar will at D o'clock this morning
annoint I,is Wealth Dupartu,cut stail, The forcs
wil consist Ut Health Commissioner, Assist
mn !, ,.lrrka. y 3Ieat IusnrctarB, B Sanitary
Insnccfnrs. n,ul 10 Eanttary PoIfca-ln ILL., III
MIR Sh.rcas tho oi,l Hcn{th Doportncut cum
sIst,'1 ~ ii ,n~u. 81 ri wht,m wers SANITARY rr-
1Iser,rn n ia sai1 That Mnaus Iookc wifi hc
afin,1Ii to fin,1 suuu other OCCUPATION, and that
tne nfnt whtth hc now nrc ncs tYil] In Int
!" ~ sr,nsc v.,,,nt,.r man mi nysican. Hccrc-
tory M"rrlI viii nrt,Mhlv lie ren,lcstrI To yiuitl
| III III rinc,, tn mnnfhrr K snn III Aid. atewnrt
mill tn tH,c of thn anotutccs in tho Department.
~, ~ - =, r.. 49,, N..a,
ar. .. Il. fMorse, Inc gentleman .l Wao'n ae(o'
colvin appointed 70 aet aS Asamtant 70 lne Gos'
poratlon Chnnse,t hos EeasHheu. hlI' Motso ~
llstl Short a1tl somcWhht uaeYeht'ut Gapsait pai
encc III tho service ot the e'ty 10 n.e " ~ oMt
! GERS, nMlI Wthal, rothnr uIasatisiactofy tlnG
| unsAtts!hetory to hli!laeit anu 70 tho otues uil
ctnls, who have all al1ng regardga tlie aIlGntlnl
| OF Francis Adams witt! anything nHt = kina!l
fvcttl.g. Mr.. A1olsc has frequently said ol'eils,
that liz did INT wish u, be the cause u any 1ls
, 1876-07-26
THE COURTS.

p,-nc1o,urn of thu MORTGAGE on tho Dan.
v,!.e y'nssaa;. as...a,;.1 Road; sss;., ,,o o,.
'uase Dsu.utnonu Jeato'aA' 80 u .N..s,".. s,s
5cttons to ne Masters report ntSs n .osec'1saso
wills d, Vincennes Railroad Company. The
1"sro h.,d lint hv thu tcrms of the mortpare,
ouose t4o'4 sH.s ~ s..s .,st, ~, .nhn1. III
thc interest," not aas!ns nesl. pa.a' guy "'o.o ~
dcbtcdncaa became Que, anu TUG 1fusteeS Wcre
entitled to proceed and have tho mortgage fore
] einseH for the beneflt OF Tho parties who wc.e
s,nt ,,a..,,s n tho funding scheme. Tho first
MOI pafuso ~ ". .aaes ~ ,aSs,,oasS 4. -,
mortgage wmch is eousnt 70 oo iofee'oseo 10 'of
The Jutlue also said that the Bismarck branch,s
.x4.nItnv fron n,mnrrl. tn tho State liuc,
sA san. - ,nt,os 1yos irclraed In tbc tcrra al
eoms or mles, "A9 las4uu s.a.ss. ~ Wv ,s,a .,ot
tho first mortgage. It was fuftner aeia thas
the funding scheme which was entored into and
ai,s1 nr ~. ;n;o,t.lna.s NJ thc road id
t ~ w. ,s sh sho"a %ho wers not narties tercto
and they could proceed and torcclose TIC mort"
gage, cvcn though those who cntercd into tho
funtli,y schomo might be bound thereby. There
Wa4 no uso - mA.'nA ~ aJ ~ fnsoalnso1 ~ 1''''
an The mortgage nad hts Ietsor 81 Pe he
under the 'norlgago On saG inulaha o1VisEon, th,
Ie Jaage sons sau 1nas IN wod be- ac by
hich nc Sos ~n nneifv W. ~ iinnI. an 0t1
the wholG Me o1 tuau' pas.y ~ an.ioas s..u
parity IL lhaaana, ~ Mn"a uo rn.M IL III ~
ny 9sswi statss' and sbat decree C of fore
c!os4!o Mua1" Eiooao'' ~ s"tess" ~ '''''''''
Hotl these saits r tor M toseeioaaae ~ t1s as stSs
ana 1na dre Ioef W. ooJJ 49, %tt onS can
therefore. bo e closed M up It The SANE Tins, md ID
q. way that will be as satisfactory " though
ere wa sar sa' o@o s@o eTs TMn a,"nSr onS';sIc Z
, 1876-07-26
DEATHS.


'URANE-At Philadelphia, July 60 60, Leon Ilarols
infant eon of Richard +. and Mary j. Crane, asi
3 months.
MoNFORD-1n Brooklyn, n. y, July Il
]. II. l.. Montorl, formerly Of ch!cagou
TOMpK1Ns-At his lats residence, .Tue,di.
July 25, at 1910 r. H., Jeremiah Tompklns, snlli
Ii lie vas va tho father Of Mira. j. N. Dcsehet
this city, and Mrs. Henry 0oodsIdge, Of Den1e4
Col.
McGREGoR-Jnly a6, Ann wlfo Of wllu4a
1cGregor, aged 4B years.
Funeral 28th, from residence at o'clock, cst
rnfge9 to QrRcelnDl.
OVERTON-At his residence, e04 Artcalah A.
Cheatar l.. oycrton, formerly Of pattyllle, Mis
Funeral will take place Tomorrow from Fulx1
strcet Methodist Church at l o'clock.
GN Plattyillc papers please copy.
THURDER-Tnasday, Inly 25, Euretta Il. Th::
ber, wlfo Of Wil1laM +. Thufbcr, 137 Aschcr.ar
McuREGOIt-Ju1ys IS, Annie J. McGregor, VT,
ofW. McGrcgor, ngo, 43 years and months,
Punes"l from latS re:idense 7aa ~ "eAt Aon''s
az Newbnrg m. ~ papert copy.
, 1876-07-26
KNIGHTS or PYTHIAS.

INp1AnAroL1s. July as.-Thc srmiannual
session Of tho Grand Lodge Of Knights of
Pythias met to-day, Grand Chancellor e. r.
Tuley presiding. md delegates prcscnt from
four subordinate lAlges IN tic State, witt, o,.7
members, an lncrcase Of 3lu In tho Inst t.rul.
Tho total resources OF tlip lodges arc 81, ,8;
wldows' and orphans fund, sO,a95. Tho qucs-
tion Of aboltshIng scsnl-annual sessions was r..
fcrrca buck to tho subordinate lodgea with a.
tcctuns to nstruet delegates how 10 vote at tho
next annual meeting: A. puruslo nt the city
lodges took place this afternoon, tho column
being received by the tirand Lodge.
, 1876-07-26

Nil! pICKARD AND TIE HHLIEF PUED.
regular meeting Of the BoArd Of Education
was held last evening, PRESIDENT Rtchbtrg III
the chair.
Superintendent Plckasd, In the absence Of any
further business, read tho following, which c1-
plains itself:
During few days paatl have been made the sub.
direct. p1n satisfied that they are thu result Of
misunderstanding on the part of, many. To. cor;
5Ss hsvs act aetcd IL geoa fath Viii Tic tonors oi iha
llslicf Fund. present the following statement,
giving c1trasts from their letters. all Of Which
In thts a Iss,,nor wish to place myself hsture
tho Hoard In a true light, and only ask that my
sss ny rs ef ss a' p4fs ssoa e e. sS fsas:
tiun Ii given In ihc published report Of 1877.
llc here submitted report Of what he Ind
received, and thu sources from Tltsi % T. hsd y
=, he lad received $5,IlU,s 90; from San Fran
siiie 1Sieh esss %ss ass f!se %asngto", s sla;
i5sm 9 cIsys!asl tes1Izs VSssl 5TS nsyvo vn a
boston, ~; alanclestcr,. s5oi Rockford, SIS;
Tolo. $l5.g0; Newton, 1a., S50i irom otl'cr
sources, sl4a.5u; st. Louis, $60s; New 0rleans,
t305; Fail River, Mast, $225'5 TerEe liautr,
SlTs.M. He also called attention to the nlau;
ucr ia which the moneys Ind been received, and
with eucl. receipt presented extracts frntH let
tiers and tclcgrams tending to show that the
contributions had been fu1wartlcti to l'l'n per-
iIis statement continued as follows:
~. Queals loan 1922 @ vas maas @ t9 a ssseihefs i,e
amount 10 Tsss .se MSFe 70 ~! y. sens 10
di.es.sea aepSyss ayss @ h.ss dtawn fssn t'%s
sss ~ ss; iSS ls ~ s4
o. doao; e s 1snd arc not st!sssd g wi!h
, 1876-07-26

,nnny months, and In Mfs: 1ohnson. wife OF thoc
Clerk Of ihe Boartl. Oar lasy In zach Hthntl nt!cd
in ihs ttfribntton. II was III Rratnttous scrtcr,
and, Except The amount paid fot additional hcli
has gono to my agent Secretary or visitot or fot
atornre or rent. siy own hnusc was made the
stnrchonee. and thu repa1Ef. amounting TO neatiy
$500, luatly char2cnblc to this work, have paid
ont nf ms own In'ckes. vor II hspo no regret,
anl w.,utd bo glad to haso dono moro II In my
Al to the boxes Of clothing sent 10 the noara e
Education for distribution, thcro wera thtrty'slx
IN al from Wa.hington rhess were i'ot .Mspatatt M t,
untll received tho following order from Washing.
ton: ~ m, Informed that Gen n. Neili llah turn
ed tia boxes ovce 10 the General ollef Commit.
tec. Itso, and you can Ind them. hope ynr WILL
demand tlom mi! put theni 10 the mss we Intend.
cd." Ali other clothing was sent directly to N.Y.
Tic matter was ordered into the hands Of the
Relief Committee ot the Boatd, wllercupon tho
PLANTATION. 11e read from the records to show
That Oct. II, 1871, By order OF the Boaftl, tho
which sustained lin In the position taken at
tho last meeting.
After Tho auditing Of q few bills tho Board
adjourned for ono week.
, 1876-07-26
IN SEARCH OF DONALDSON.


INDIANAPOLIS, June a5.-Aicssrs. F, G. Bell
man, N. r. Ruclde, and John H. Pearson made
n balloon voyage today in the nr-ship America.
They assembled at $50 a. .n., und, after descrl'-
tng very eccentric coursc, reaching the Ohio
River IN their trip, they tlnally Ia1sdcu near
Nashville, Brown Eoa,nty, carly In thu utter
noon, III good condition.
, 1876-07-26

THE ROOT 4 SONS MUSIC COMPANY
cGcr spccul Inducements to buyers nt wholesale
and retail Of shect.music, music. books, vlolina.
guitars, and all kinds Of musical Instruments.
General aKcnsa for tic STANDARD organ and stock
piano. Quailty guaranteed. 1bt State atFeet.
, 1876-07-26

WHETHER YOU HEED THIS or NOT,
the fact still remains TINT Dalton, 10a State street,
sells Tho beat (Fisharl refr3Rcrators, beAt rackeE
cream.ftceEcn, best tKedzls} wntct.hlteress, ~
we'll ~ others, a. lowest possible prices,
, 1876-07-26

OUR LADY READERS HAVING OCCASION
to taavo dyens or the clcaulu: of garments done,
should remember that Cook 4 McLain, so Dear
born street. or .el Wcst aadison, do 1t beautifully
and Ut small cost,
, 1876-07-26

The Assessor'a returns N tho cases Of aomo Of
the banks, It will bo noticed, can scarcely tend
to stimulate deposits. In others, the Injustice
under tho law ia so marked that tho cxplana-
est. TN the whole, the complaint Of the Cen
tral Bank promises to increase the taxes OF tho
otl,er banks, whether 1t serves to reduce Its own
or not.
, 1876-07-26
RANkRI3pT SAFE

Of Bapgs Dros. stock of stoves, furnaces, ranges,
and other goods. will commence thls morning at 10
o'clock. Now s the time to prepare for cold
weather wheu you can buy stoves cheap. William
a. BntteEs Il Co.. AvetlonestA.
, 1876-07-26

MARRIAGES..
: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. July "a BY IL
Nov. Clinton Locke, d. d.. Hector Of Gnu
Church, tamos Vandcryoore Rldsway mi Nisa G,'
trudc IL. Stnnton, nll OF Chicago.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-07
LINES OF TRAVEL.
8 It e A Nj Il R ..
CHAN CE OF TIME.
LEAVE LOS ANGELES:

Cn and after Saturday Ian. ,lS.6, and until
further notice, trains will run every day as
follows:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-07
$50 REWARD.

NIFTY DOLEARS REWARD will be paid
H. by the Cerro Gordo Freighting Company
flee in Caliente, POSITIVE PROOF that any
teamster or employee of the 9. g.. Freighting
Company has tapped barrels OF liquor, or
opened cases OF liquor, or in any way illegally
meddled with any freight or other property
in the charge of the Company, or sold, with
out authority, wagon-sheets, or any other
properly belonging to the Company, or in
their charge, provided, such proof is furnish
ed as above bofore the Company have settled
with the emplo yee complained against
r. NADEAU,
dec7 3m superintendent
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-07
1. o. O. r.
Los Angeles Lodge No. So, 4. o. o. +.

,s,e-sss.t< Regular meeting held on WE'D
S%- NESDAY EVENING ofeach week
%tsss< at ~ O'Clock. Sojourning breth-
'ssrHssS rem in good standing are cordially
invited. II. .WARTENBURG, \. q.
A. FRANK Il. s.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-07
Teaching Piano, and French and Eng.
Iish Classes.

MRS. WILKINS, at the Mansion, "a and
INl % Beaudry Terrace, will take pupils on
the Piano, and afternoon and evening classes
in the French and English languages. Terms
moderate. decl5-lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-07
To Whom it may Concern.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Cerro
IN Gordo Freighting Company do not re-
cognize their station Keepers as their agents,
and will not be responsible for their acts, as
they are not authorized to buy or sell proper
ty, or make any bargains or trades for the ac-
count Of the Cerro Gordo Freghting Com
pany, without special written permission. or
authority Of the superintendent, or a duly
authorized agent of the Company.
II. NADEAU,
dec7 3m superintendent
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-06

T. K. HoFEE Il. Z. KELLY
KELLY & HOfER,
Stock and Money Brokers
Office in County Buildings,
CARSON CITY. NEW.
XxyIl.L PURCHASE AND SELL
w st1IatIy on commission
Mining Stocks
BONDS or ALL DESCRIPTION
Anil All ,her Securities dealt in at the San
Francisco Stock aud Exchange Board.
Advances made on ap'
proved Stock and other
Securities.
Legal Tenders B0ugh! and Sold
torr.sponlents in San Francisco:
Msssrs. J. X. LATHAM co.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-22

Lieut.. Gov. Antoine has an opportunity and
re- possibility before him that seldom comes 70
a man in his position. Kellogg has illegally ana
and ID il the business of the Lieutepant Gov
ernor to proclaim himself Governor and as
term. By brayeiy meeting this responsibility.
Antoine will not only make name Tor hims II.
but receive the lasting eternal, gratitude o. every
patriot in the land. -tLouisana STATE Register.
Ii Antoine does not act upon the above
hint, then Is he not the man that we
take him to be? The giant who has
wrested with the Hawaiian treaty and
prostrated it, will certainly not take the
back track in the presence OF q paltry
responsibility, especially when the
eternal gratitude OF every patriot In the
land" will be his reward. Pinchback
would not hesitate.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-22
lChicago Times.l

lCnlca2O IlmeSJ
A citizen who calls himself q "Repub~
lican," probably without having any
definite idea of his own meaning, says
very truly that "the country is in ter
rible condition, and the emergency de-
mands men of nerve and backbone.
Gov. Hayes, from all accounts, l5 lack
ing in these radical qualities.
This is the point exactly. The emer-
gency demands at the head OF every
public administration, national and To-
cssl, man who is not only capable or
cosmprehending the public disease,
but who has the nerve and back kbone"
re ouisite to the prompt application of q
radical remedy. A negative, passive,
hesitating, conservative style OF man
in an executive Office at a time like
this, is public calamity and nuisa nee.
Precisely as this city now has great need
of thorough going and radical re-
former, OF nerve and backbone, at the
head of it's administration Qnstead oil
the man whom the rings OF tax-eaters
and truncheon- fourishers have elected), /,
so the nation has imperative need oil
such man in its executive Office: Ihe
greatest objection to Gov. Hayes Is that
he is not man of the NERVE and back
bone" which the emergency requires.
He has been a long time in public life
but has never yet given any evidence OF
his possession OF the radical character
istics and faculty Of doing things which
appear so conspicously in MI. Tilden
In several respects Tilden Is The most
radical public man in the Unite States
In positive ideas he is a thousand miles
ahead of most Of the men WIN noml
mated him.