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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-29

In Southern state bonds Missouri plain skies were
strong at LOG, while District Of Columbia 3.65s de-
clined TO 60 There were no other dealings. III city
bank stocks Bank of Commerce 400 sold at 10,
and 100 City at 800. Railroad bonds were quiet The
most active were Union PaciGcs, which were easier
at 1912 for frsts; Chicago aud Milwaukee iirsts
sold at 1O3ai and St. Paul sinking fund up TO SJSs;
there were sales Of Ncw-YOrk Central skies Of 1888
at lO2.
After the close Of the Stock Exchange it was
stated on the street. as by authority that reduc-
ton in passenger fares to and from the West over
the New-York Central and its connecting lines is TO
take place forthwith, and among the new rates
named were the following: New-lork to Detroit,
Sl3; TO Cincinnati, $40; 20 Indianapolis, SIG;
Chicago. sly; Louisville $40, and st. Louis, 500.
We understand that the project for new Mining
Stock Exchange which was announced III The
TRIBUNE a few days ago. is received with much
favor. some n applications for membership having
been made in a single day.
The interest coupons due June J, 1876, OF inc
consolidated mortgage bonds of the Central ARK
North and East River Railroad Company VIII DC
paid at the Office OF the Farmers Loan ana trust
Company. corner of Wi!iiam-st. ana LAchangs-pac''
The following shows the exports exclusive OF spe-
eio from the port Of New-Yo.l to foreign ports for
iho week ending May 23. and since the beginning
OF the year: 80.
E Ess S;' s .2IIss 5 5ss
Total since jan lsll2 C,osol s95. 2S.2 s9GG55s5l
Pnce OF gold .......... 1928 1904 ii22
The following shows the imports OF dry goods
and general merchandise at tho port Of NewYorl for
the week ending May Z, and since tho beginning
OF the year:
s s.s :: :: s i:.s :.s5.s s s,f
~ ..-, $500 -
Total for tho week. s5.5s0GOj sg85I,343 s;,2lOtzz
Previously reported l7Ol2U,2oj H&J7004J l&h7lf,oi1
Since Jan. 1...sl7s 7GGs9O sl52oS7,2.8 slS3OsGOo7
The following arc the dry goods imports included
In the above for the same period:
For thF Week 1874. 1873. lS7G.
Entered ct the port go sl45C.j49 sl,53G.4OO s9C7I52
ThrO@n Oh market" l,33e,Gj7 l.49a,OO6 l,OG7,Gj2
Fntd pert. SOC s5oO377s4 s402s252f
Thrown on narGet CS.4SS.63k 5l.OOC,540 4U.S69,OGo
The exports Of specie for the week ending MAY
2s and since the beginning Of the year. were as fol-
lows:
Total for the week sP221f0
Previously reported. ...........-....-- 23,D6T2To
Total since Jan. l...................e23
The following is a comparative statement of the
exports Of specie from tho port Of New-Yorl to
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-Nartoi quiet sales 90 tcs Western. on pr
waite terms Wcst.ru nuuiuay lJsG I''2c, io l!4he u
Choice ,,4 80. f., s,, lot.
ila iuf.c for lUNdcIrds lo'-G V
Tor " 4 standard. hh" Was -tgd'
good Refining Sc Tor PRIME, ana -H
c 0r Centrifugal with iaT sales embracing ilOoA Aus
so,.1dn "a T. al 5c. for fair 70 good HolulnE
TAIIOW- Market dub; fae OF 10000 at H'sde'lcc lo
Prime. $40. bid ahd held al SO, ,,o,,,- -, ., -, -
g. their circular 81 ilt GATE. icihfI"
MAJ, Tle con ti1ues uncertainty &c what action ''i's
al. t,t, imam bills before TIE M"5n a4u
mfsrs committee CAUSES want oi confidence 10 ru"c
VIII" ar, pursuing "ha .d Ia mouth busiu, ~ q. t' li'th
a., ~ qOr &, gallon produces lees revenue tHn wds rec Wen
ndcf The zoe aI 10 presume That 'ungtt sc
nee reducing O. G. tax To an amount MAI VIZ ~
,urc tbe LARGEST There Las been an ianul p
the West. On The lst nti ut uil] p"
a, "a n of a,nrd spirits from Grain waS 1887 fai"it
daily a revenue eli Slftii4. The dhly Ioducohl
he following States vas ~ loio"s c,,, t.r,, ROY
SURE. Gals Da.l, rev. state Gals. DfMnyTrTs IN
,AlJ f52,tt3 % lWlaNa'.--l 10 49,,
Kenu,ky. 1880 4u.ftl 90 New. OH lt9j e9913 ~
No. "A 'C5l 33.SSs 90 PeuuN'uia. 1921 GSlo 70
Oh''-'-'-'''''' " frcorsiu.. iliS 3,tSJ ~
Total raIlors 1913 s27; total tax Sl7i,lii 30 ,o,
si.oro ftav padl mode request ami sells NJ - 10
a . III g. gallon, Alcohol IN bond entirely nouna. t,,Hl,
fiurs and Alcohol for the week 1900 iarfrs sales OF
IIipINiues and Alcohol for the week, 2,OJO baric's
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GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

SATURDAY,, Nav =, 1SIU.
COFFII,-Mld grades duh aud uOmaaly unchanged.
Nsraclih0 "a ISi,c and Java 2ua2ic, g"' no was
o and entirely lJd lSo gold fOi invoices thtic
sales. ...,
CoTTONTbo market the spot YVES quiet and unctlnr'o
In, b.. wcrc 80 bas5, 81 which 2us bales last cir H
rn.iu 1Ot or rXpOrt 2ll !or consumption ana go l'F sc
the r'c.,s M tho wrs l,5l7 bales against
a- Ana l3-l Ddlts ms Gay last
49, fr,e % low inc aTp quotations:
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Ocean CLEANERS.

Ocean Steamers.
MEXICAN STEAMSHIP LINE, between
n philadelphia and Liverpool ealing , az Tyspoo
N"' Steamers 10 sail from Philadelphia as iouo"s 10
.cITy NJ limerick June l. lord Civ ~,
- &, OIiO..............Juh e ~
iiINIuS aIIt June rs. PENNSNLVANIA"Juy D.
ihi'i-'Oi''''' PRICE of Passage In Currency; 40
cabin IN intermediate, SiO. go.
PETER WRIGHT SONS. Cen Agents 4 mlSSastipMmaI,
JOHN MCDONALD Battery place, N. Y
A NCHOR LINE.-U. s. MAIL STEAMERS
~ SAIL EVERY SATU RDAY.
lowest rates TO or from any seaport OF
r.urosd station In Great Britain or Ireland
iAi0A" HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling green
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financial.

TIE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPArY OF NEW YORK,
14O t. lag BROADWAY, NEw-YO.R, Nay %, 1875. }
rJ'HE ANNUAL ELECTION OF this Company
will be held at its Office above pursuant To It's charter
MONDAY June 1876 for the elect OF nine Trustees
supuy members the Board whose
terms OF service expire by lmiation.
The polls VIII at IL o'clock noon and close at ocOcA
n 10 ISAAC +. LOVE Secretary.
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Good Ord -. ~ ny iG7
There err vcr bales dcyCrc4 on contract toT iuinfc
deiivry thoIe was small business at no l-'l l,,s
SAD. I,av ~ . D. t1.luUe 4o - .'.tc july 'N
IN Sd Goo II c,.. August 500 II "ico 100 -'s.''
poo lgi g. Noycrnicr, 300 Viec.. btc1rh'r 30 l,
Mach 3jL l5,sc to.ai 200 halcs Fire call June, 100
ITO o. is.. Jus, 100. iiscc; Ant. 200 ll@e--
Scpt,ni1tr 100 sc Ocoup, SO ll- .sc4 NOsruh,r
400 Iluc b,c.aI,,I 300 1885 haIr., ltu, lta...t-
ata l. 90 bales 'ceoud cai-hurus loo IT, Sep''m
btf 100 ~. October, lOp l%yC Nuschl itNu a'
January go. Ilar.; FrtTTy, 200. il En- NMtN'
SIC daV up 10 rn-J1ur. 1900 LIE. COO llsec.
1000 llsiac 5OI llN-; 700 il.i-@c; 50 -; iun
iiiis. COS III 2u0 liaicc 800 ll-'t7cj % lie
On 49,, e.: 1000 &c.; 800. NEG; August. .b'
Iig5,'c: CO. IIf. 60, macs. Ic". To- ZOO Ia,
10 II
200 ii4.sgc 500 - 200 llt' e' h99 ~ ~ 1'ttr
Az ioo NJ 300 ] ac: December, LEO. u r.. Jan
1.r l01 30. Marth, % l2io. April lJOlk'sci total
Is 800 bales: rand tn-a ,"OJ b.ls IA'"""E 4' '''
Il cyclaur, 100 Jane, for lulF. ,, a. .-,... ,-..
Al The close tlc market was steady Inc l"o"'Hs "'I'
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Steamer CRESCENT CITY, SATURDAY, May ~
For Aspinwali.
Competing via Panama Railroad AT Panama WIN IoIcass
steamships for ports rs above
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Gorsts. Carriages, 6arnsss. &r.

CARRIAGES and HARNESS.-A full assert
neoi OF Surfing Carriages the latest styles Prices 10
snIt the times JOHN O. HAM. 6o6 Broadway odest car.
Rage manu- acturer In the city.
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THE MARKETS.
Icarotully reporto Tor ran rmByxzl

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North E,rer, vessels, anil Ruirorts.
L ,rfrrn.y Nav o. lp'
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CUpREAlE COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
Boots ano Shoes.

d. 4 WILL buy pair OF neat serVic, a0ie
- ROOTS or Shoes. ior lady or Gentleman. "lhON.
CLAD'' "97' CANTNELI. 2tl Fourth ave.
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tllar5!c ano Slate Nlanicls.

EASONI g. ISOLA, -
STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS,
lac % iJ3 West 10th ~. near lHONlway.
Monuments. Mante Affairs Figures, ilnS, Aa4nscot1g
IRATFS and FENDERS.-Thc largest assert
mrut OF Crates and Fcudtrs or red Ia tins MARKET
finished IA every siye and half low down oTates ~sth
dutl ping attachment specially. large Naliey o. Us
IoY S. fancy nickel plated IN uroua, etc.
Liberal disCOnnt u the tra.le
coNoVER WoOLIFY ; o PCS Canalst. Ncw.York.
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANTELS,
WI NEW DESIGNS from sl2 upward; also Mo , m,nisi
A KLABER No 1874 East t1ehteenti 81
ID HAND. 81 West 33d-st., near broadway,
manufacturer Of Plaster Centerpeces anu Bracket new
a designs largest assOrtm nt IN the city carefully
sent all parts OF the country at the lowest prices
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Gnpinss Banks.
pipi0cno Notlre5

ENECV1INT VTFTIF,
TRxAs AND PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY 7
PHILADELPHIA, MAY 10, ls76D
VTNHE INTEREST COUPONS maturing June
i / 1875 on tie Consolidated MORTGAGE Bonds Of thls
Comnany viii be ma on the Olce OF the Com
pany IN philadelphia its agency, 90 Exchange place ~
HE iitv of New York unless the bonds have been esleit
In VIII on ease they will paid only when presented win
power OF attorney propery agthehu.ieeu Vi 'No P" "
"HoSo ' ~ H. 5. BOND. Vice President
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,o,d balances, $3,s49.412. The bank statement was
Favorable rejecting the return movement OF currep-
-. ond sncrestive of continued ease in money. The
ho,ts now hold $14,414,225 in lawful money IN
ovcoss Of % per cent required by law, gain COM
nared with last week of S1,717,S00. The following
table shows the condition of the New-fork City
hanks at the dates aforementioned
n. sas1 Msy 81 s25f 15a.7oo Decrease
IoSc'e IS390SOJ 17,3US,5C0 Decrease. l'O$NSoo
SSgTSeSa f i6i Zoo le692oo Decrease $500
peg9iStt sSrs 45 $500 4ss6O4oO 100000
The following shows the relation between the
.otal reserves of the banks and the total liabilities
s,oo,a sis sos 500 1856, 500 Dec. 81 OS0so0
IsgaI tenders. 45GS 800 432"4OO Inc. Jo'VoUo
Toto, reserve sGl,Os9lOO $GG65s9OJ Ire. s25G2soo
KeserTs r Sepss 51,o9ss75 52244.7G5
Excess % reserve
aD,"S G 1ts 12.O9o725 lill42o5 Inc. 2222bo0
Ioans .2J3,2l0,5OJ 25l4927OO Dec l''I'sO'
The Treasury now holds 50 "a ,623, 800 in United
etotes bonds TO secure National bank circulation.
ond s1s 573. 900 to secure public deposits. United
stacs bonds deposited for circulation the week end
inc Nav d. 100000. Amount withdrawn for the
same time. 100000. National bank circulation
outstanding, 1884 s13,3O5, of which S2,O99,l 100
were cold notes. The Internal Revenue receipts for
the fiscal year to date have been S1oJ773,7 ZIG p.
The Customs receipts for the same time have been
S195 567. 1879 CD. The receipts Of National banl,
notes for redemption for the week ending to-day, as
compared with the corresponding week OF last year,
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MAIL G. &. LINE.

b FOR CALIFORNIA. JAPAN, CHINA, AUSTRALIA
NEM.ZEALAND. BRITISH COLUMBIA. OhEGON, &c.
49, sailing lom Pi = foot Of CauglS., North Ryer. 49,
FOR SAN FRANCISCO via 18TH MUS or PANAMA.
ACApULCO "Wednesday, Nav II. a. IL no0l
Connecting Central America and tie south Plelnc.
FKOI SAN FRANCISCO 70 JAPAN AND CHINA:
CITY or TOXIC. June ].
For freight or passage apply TIE foot u Canals N X
N ]. BULIAY, Supc..nterdent.
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DIED STAR STEAMSHIP LINE, appointed
Ee 10 carry the Belgian and United States Mails:
1He following appointed 70 SAL or AntWerp'
From Ig,ttGdsiDhtd. fIth. 80 ofN'
vAni,I,IAN D...June2 90. KENILN ORR IL lime g
NIDEKLAND. 90. July IA. SWiIIEhLAND-.--.-Juiy l.
r,r., co,ir 900 MUGS ses oud CABIN SEQ steeage s36
ptTt'R "a ixIt,TIT SONS Gen. Agents. Philadelphia,
5000 y Hrt.tl 81, y. y
JoTTN MCDONALD. BatfeIy-p ace. y. Y.
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BANANA TRANSIT STEAMSHIP co.

FOR SAN FRANCIsco. CALIFoRNIA, AID PA
CIFIC PORTS, via ISTHMUS OF PhNAMA.
Sailing from Pier -. North River
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surrogate Of the County OF New York notice hereby
having claims against Charles NJ kelr,
late CITY NeW-IOrk deceased Ia nj the same,
with vouchers thereof subscriber has onice No 81
city Of New YOrE, before the 18Th
dsv OF neAt-Dated Hs~YOrk, the 9th day OF
NJy. 1876
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-29

tn '''o' WILLIAM p. CLYDE E Co,
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financial.
a -GAS STOCkS.

GAS STOCKS. ~ ..
u. N-Iy.ytVK. HETROpOITTAN, MUTUAL. AND
49, N'I-IAN .A- STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
and An kinds Of brooklyn NowNorL Cas- Securities dealt
A. tv CLIO. II. PEENIlSS.
ny Room IS. 80 broad IT.. y. V.
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Eeoal Notices.

HENRY A. BOGERT, PIalnuns Attorney. .
The compliant above action hled tue Once OF
the trs of the Court OF Common Pleas for the city and
Count, OF York the fifteenth day o. Apl, 1876
HENRY A BOSERr. alutin's Attorney.
W faw6yyM
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opr,cr Di>IEuIi AND DtHf QIE BRIDGE CoMtANl,l
DunCQt y, Iowa. May ], 1876.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the AMMAN
~ MEEIfNG Of IN, STOCKHOLDERS Of this Company
Tor he tClION o. DIRECTIONS EOS TIC ensuing year VIII
he rl NJ Inc Office the Company, In the cry a. dubuque,
on uONDAY the 9th dag OF Jane next at 10 O'Clock q h
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For Dubuque Cedar Rapids, Prairie dn Chiem.
ST, Paul. Ia Crosse Wlnot,nr Marquette, ilnluih,
lshpemng EscAn.tha, ,Neeatarr, Mcnasha, She
Soygan Watcrtpwn, Madison. t'tccu i'av steve ns1
Point Oshkosh Fond dil ,.aN.
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CONNECTIONS.

l.. AT tU. p. Transfer with Unioi, raeiilc Rail
roadiur Omaha. NJ.
2. At Council Bluffs, with Knnsas.Cliy. St Joe
and Council Bluffs railroad ior St. Louis and all
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

~,
espreiI oftiol,ls y
tioyoiMer lahn i scnuiustoi ~ hnnkten.'
secrctatN ti-e,'n laud .,s..... = Aankten.
10 don-ress ,Hder " c!mi| lia'' /
s,,ffreS or ,fcmefal Nv T. DeWey fa1lkt"n
tallGe1sir lnJs KEY, " itd,lenhEeiS Slnlay.
stfpldIN..
Ghieiidstiee f.c sgaii''9s ~ ~, anl6,i"n ,l,,"n
ssoaia.- jasce ~ +, ns1nE. ''si,nsll NSri,i1 napa
p $. siarshal--r II Eurlsck Yanl>tdn
4. $, Attorney Win. Pound .........,. Yankton.
cl!erl sirsaa ON Il y G,ihapSI % aa9 Inn
ii pistA j fanlk.,... Aankion,
Sd pa. Geo. /. Foslcr, ..sets-.',
ls&porrS rs laaston Distt'es)
5leg:tte oscA+ Whitney Receiver Us l9ylrSss
spfAqFi,Gp;St,sct
l:aNi.tr j. N.Judd Receiver si..le I. roore.
gSfaiiRtoo Rlsfrtet once at siouy FallsD
RcqSf d. Il t.tnipbell EecSr- j. NJ. Washhurnc
Fargo District.
Rleeieter 9 R,1dotdan. Reeeiyer-T M,Push'
Rgeiater - er Mamtor Rer-iycf--E VI Brown.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Nt,litp, y sheridan ,Nerics. ,m ,OliNst
rgasturr JohnC Cl-tv,sis.a ,,--a ihl> FONT
supiInDlic instruction. j, 3 Meinllse sfiniaN
fof'm' q OF rm.dseaioh E.J. Gross: SiouN Fails
YAylvrAN cotNrr lFridrns,
-,,,,,sr haflr- -Fi2cman, Ch'n -toel y
l,i'''.,,' NsPotcr, Daniel Nilicox.
r9t1tr5'iy iy7epA 'i'tsasalyt.. .,frc! sehnauher
isg.sler s lleaat and gunl. rfrrlS.t. iscrsni..
CcnniN ) orncs' @.,...'c :.. y Il. c:am,l'e.
Superintendent ol Soheols Nathani'ord.
Corouet I'D Y. h,ter.
,iasligs ,.ii.. i,aaet@i " ntis6ine, lame 4.
ifand, Pe,sT Huber y. 9 wnltum
- cirs-uEFieEi.-.
'ias9rs:-- ..:liiid; lids;,nr S'7F y f''''g'.
Isl Ward Julnes Grove, Henry Piotcntaucr.
v 4. "A w, 4 Xvi. J.-,r
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.>Np THh
.ctigalo. & Northwestern Railway;
uhis is the Direct Route

C}osc Connections ,na,ie with ALI Railroads ru,f
ung Esst nrSoutil from Chicago.
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.vHoNI n A% Ia47 Q n.

v
Leave Sioux ciiy Al l,iop M, t,tefsASeatS'hi,
cago u, i,e5 y, m
siceplng Cas- rim t'gr6lt}h from slenN iS l"l
I,assgi,eers lgaviue chicago, bound Most ~
NJ M via the iijnoisn Contra, ftlroad, wlftafitNe
ai-Sioax Cijythe NEXT day NJ III, 80 u. N
Trains Eoing east Council al theNGo win ail
"a 2slra.I Alcyei,-!ti, l'aiaa N,l5.f' "a M
gails giisbirG, IN dgfliit5 f.stii liere " an .
ne,loA Ne# York. Bos's'l agd ~ aaf'sei 'ae
ftis fEa,s.t- g, Wateripp witsirsin- "
tll t,e;ar lalls i.ad. Minnesota Bg@aeh !eAN le.
45sati.5 n,..i les0a.fia aii. ai7iying NJ Mona ~
G.2s,,,. ~ connecting With milwaukee, y ~, iaV
ritraa tgg'ils. and arriving AZ -, iAAiai e.la p
y,s,s.g ;.. ,t AI;nneapoi- NJ 6.lep. ~.
/ e.a1gc5,ons na.if ~ trttiorl ,mdl' ira NJ
~ fi, liii1.Vis G;agai aiy&itrqa Hmiu lae .aayig
/ tFcGt,ftl { a;i7 p.-ta-, surviving A. 9aiefsArg 4
IS pH; 2ctiraH Hp m: il.rlio%t9n#n4 ? IA fsnt.
/ L h!fa4i Nt:G @l P1n; Qhmcy.at o31p NJ ~ Ln9is
iai 80 ~. sgfl Caigo,at i.li y N cnllneet Aa
t.iigo With trains for Memphis Nasty tle, ieiss
/; hsi@ Niobilt Nov Ss'caas.and
A2i Parts o. Gls9 sos1SSG2
caans5 itr,ls ,,re-osso iae'e q rseepa, win
N&sfvri feion frtns, lsiNint 'teettfi at ;j9 =
! m. anI .s.;iIguss sta5ne ,i 6i'1'e q 9lE ~
wagkoelt go y in
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AND MILWAUKEE,

pleesepoiu,s are all on the iine of 80 ,.rc;i'
Road. oi are rearod hy this Route with less
cttG,ges Of Cars than ny any other,
hWUuv the inducements offered hy li.is Route
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nally intended, and that his SUCCESSORS
still Use It as a means OF depicting the city
treasury. he will feel that he has not lived
In vain, that this great public work will be
monument unto him as long as New
York endures, and will render his name
notorious to generations yet unborn. 1t
will nIso be no slight satisfaction for Mr..
TWEED TO learn that DELANo G. CALVIN,
who. in other days and happier times,
esteemed himself 80 highly houored by the
Boss confidence, now sits ne Surrogate in
the new Court House, and metes out jus
tice to the widow aud the orphan. But
when Big Six learns that in spite OF the
well-known wishes of tue people OF this
city, a. declared at tho last election, DE-
I.ANo G. CALVIN IL again n candidate for
the ofioe OF Surrogate, his delight will
know no bounds. Is not CALVIN MN
after his own heart, oherishing his princi-
pies and continuing the practices which
made TWEED the great man he Isl
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Calvin,s Propensity.

DE,ANo G. CALVIN, as referee, awarded
to JOHN II. SrARIN, Jr., out of the property
of the taxpayers of tins city, and on "A claim
of the fiimsest kind, the enormous sum of
s390,Oo0. l. IL safe to have such "a man in
the Suirogates chairI
The Surrogate possesses an almost I'M
limited power of making allowances TO
counsel out of the estates that come before
him for adjudication. A corrupt holder
of the Office can put any amount OF fees
into the hands Of his favorites, at the ex-
pense. of course. of the widows, orphans,
and next of kin, who trust 10 him for
protection. We are informed that Sur
rogate CALVIN has in frequent Instances
made the most OF such opportunities; but
we haveno thought II necessary to inquire
into the particulars. The STARIS award
shows CALvIS's propensity clearly enough.
At the ensuing election he should be put
out of the way OF dong further mischief.
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The facts In regard to the "STAHIN decision
sh o. jaw $50 Mr pssA o. Tms sun was invited 10
p, eside over gfea Democratic meeting Tamm
The sSiPsGb 81 W JOIN KsLn n Mr. csIvss pOn
cal gOdfa'her.- WotM
In answer to the above we have to say
that Mr. DANA would IA soon have han
died live IT. ttlesnake, with his fangs un-
drawn, IA he would have presided ut TIM
many Hall had he known that before the
election Thmmany would write SHANE on
her brow by nominating for Surrogate no
dishonest or incompetent u candidate rs
DELANo G. CALVIN
We are In earnest in our advocacy of
good government. We care very little for
names-Republican or Democrat 1t Is all
the same, SO that the people get the sub
stance.
The old and great editor OF the Herald
used to say that he was independent be-
cause he had the support OF the washer
women and chambermaids.
THE Sun is Independent because II has
the support of the people.
JOHN KELLY is not thief like TWEED:
but III what other respect is he TwEED's
superiorf What is the difference to the
people whether mau puts money in his
own pocket, or holds the door open and
lets a man like CALVIN into public
Office?
If TWEED were Boss to-day he would
have too much sense to try to foist CALVIN
on the county rs Surrogate.
We are earnestly and ardently for TIL
DEN aud ROBINSON; but II we thought
either of them approved such an infamous
nomination as CALvIN's, we would oppose
him. No man can be sincere friend to
the people who seeks to put public plum
derer into a public office. CALVIN is a
public plunderer, aud unfit for Surrogate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
Impure Air in our Court Rooms.

At one time within the past year, IL will
be remembered, Ave or six OF the Judges
of our State courts were confined TO their
houses by illness, in ,uccd. 10 was asserted.
by the impure air in the Court House; aud
the death OF the late Chief Justice MCNEIL
was accelerated by the same cause, II not
who ly due TO IT.
OF course the extreme difficulty OF Sc
curing proper ventilation in the court
rooms Is n serious evil aud one bad enough
in itself; but we are informed that there
is another and much more fatal cause for
the impure air in the cJuris-the sewer gas
arising from defective drainage. To this
Ia attributed tho late illness Of chief JUS
tlce DAILY, who, we are much gintned TO
learn, is now out OF danger. While con-
tamlnated water in country districts Is the
most frequent cause OF enteric or typhoid
fever, in cities there is no other promoter
OF typhoid so active or so common ns sewer
gas The dangerous illness OF the Prince
of WALES three or four years ago was
brought on by the foul glses from the
sewer penetrating TO his room.
The Board of Health has condemned the
drainage of the Court House as defective.
but nothing has been done toward rem
edying the evil. The Comptroller, 1t Is
said, states that there is no money in the
city treasury for that purpose; aud yet at
the same time it is proposed to add new
wing to the Court House at II cost of t450.-
600. Is not this an anomalous condition OF
things-a large appropriation for adding
new rooms not absolutely essential. but no
money for making those already in use
safe by giving them pure air. instead Of
the death-deaing atmosphere with which
they are now filled?