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, 1876-06-01
MORE COLVIN.

NIL. ". O. GouDT,
Of counsel for cx-Mayor Colvin, addressed tho
thronc. Tho claim Of Mr.. Hoyne 10 the Of
aco OF Mayor WIS had for the reason that he
wps not elected at any lcgal election for Mayor
Mr. Calvin wns elected III November, 1879, to hnll
Ills uillcs for two years. The charter of 1888
provided tllat, whenever vacancy occurred In tho
o!lscc of Mayor, tho Council Should order q
special election for Mayor within ton days
Colyin WIS Mayor ut tho adoption Ut
the act uf 1873. Fllo people at that
time adopted the charter Of la72, and all parts Of
tho ehastsr Of 1913 uoi Inconsistent With ltwas
by vIrtue Of tho oct OF 1B72 TINT Mr., Colyin con.
timed to net ~ Mayor, and under tho provisions pf
thls act he Was virtually pcr officer. II Mr..
Colyin was elected Mayor In April, 1876, how long
was he clectcdf Until htb successor should be-
clccsed unt qualified. When should such successor
br elected, Sec. . Of Art. ". declared that In
1878. aud blenniA}ly thereafter, Tho Mayor should
bu elected. The person elected IN April, 1877, w
Mayor, w0uld tn = successor Was there any pro.
vision for an ear'cr electionf Tile provision for
general election specified that theEu should be an
election In April cnch yuar Did the provision for IL
special clecttun pruyida for tho election OF II
s.yor ~ H. April succeeding &C. .Ao sdopton Of th.
aisetIon ot Mayor, Hence il did got provide ier
ths eleet'on Of all elty once1a Aldsrnlsn were 70
ii tha rst election tho Aldermen draw cata for The
long tegM.
Iadgo Booth-shouId IN Alderman die in the
rst yeat OF Ills ottco, and the Council should dc.
cline Or omit to urer election for bis successor
and the people should sirct such successor 1t tho
nu1t guttafAl election would II ie tegal'
MF. G0udy-1hsss IL = special law on that sub
teet and II tle Court pecase shall e1plain the
question LATER In my Af!unseAt. The statutes pro-
yidH tos the election Of Governor II ons time,
hhaEh st sseona time. County rfeasufes At a
Cloudy then reviewed the cases which had brtu
cltud, aud quoted largely fen, Cooley IN "Conbtt-
tntional Limitations" snowiny tho differences be
the onlcu pl Alder nan during thr lncu,,Doncy oi
at na aft r. sas can 91 b. Is 6y
Mayor, Nj, Hoyns could Gully bo visctrd al !
special election. Tho G0incii On lhree ll{etpni
, 1876-06-01
oecaso1ls rofuacd 10 cni an election for choosing
Mayor, and were jMniIlcA In doIlG, 10 by the d.
eislnn Of tho Supreme Court.
THE LAST WORD.

MR.. J. n. IBWNTT,
Of cnnnsel fur htnyor lfoync, fucctcdel als'
Nnuly, and ciosrl tie rnsc. tIc prefaccd his
argument, which WIS n printed Que, by refHnrk-
ing TINT the caslse at bar VIA Asi Eencrs. Noth-
Ing like IL was to be found anywhere in the
books. Numerous authorities had been cited.
and all fnore or less s'iyergrl from the case at
Issue. TlIeac authorities had mt been crystal.
izel sufficiently tn llcconle the recognized law of
alderng ti,e weight Of tho authorities cited, 10
reluce then to general principles and basc their
it, then proceeded Ia argue the case from
purely constitutional stnnd.rotnt,- that atl the
lie conscnt Of tho governed. This .as tho nni,er
lying pr,nerls ot tha peelaration Of IndePsnIenee
pat tsd @ j. otss s at I :nd
psope IT. x x1u eseS er f f: q es
Whenever they .asw H. 10 prevent q reign Of an
are!J THAI might enane un,lcr The ahsence Of such
'sree psaseP s e0ss eihes5 sf'as'
tsrlet m munlePa!ltlcs w. granted hy The peoEle
% ricneSe1 % fIef intent 3 ssli b. ~ i'pate H ''
M c ra Sh1fsr e 1s uer wheh tf sy
then, The whca eissted saa st.l!sd ths rpht @ e1:
niar will On the expiration Of the tsrns Of tI!ese
officers there existed tho right Of the people 10 elect
Thc fclatos, III. col.In. was elected Mayor IN
pRt A1s shon bs eeetea 4na G9.a
espitca II sosembcr is7, 5a, IN the ~Ga Meantime se
| the city, abandoned the old chaftcr for that
@ 1s7s s law Ths son s's t. ts .,;sn se
lie term of any public of'cer, after his
election Or appelniInont It VA mt noeeetary to
| rDntHlADcH III Dfcf. TfIt act of 1H11 did
, 1876-06-01
1IOYNE AGAIN.

Of counsel for the respondent Mayor Hoync,
next appeared on the Garnet, and stated that ia
November, 1873, Mr. colvin was elected for
two years unta his successor shall be elected
and oua.,1ed, This was under the net Of 1864.
adopted. In November, 1876, application WAS
.uado to the Council to order now election.
subsequently mandhmus wae applied Tor 10
the Supreme Court to compel tho Council to
oracr all elec''o'' 1ne eouft "aa Geunl,S al.
Videa' anu as result 'ne 1ounc'l o'a nol
order tho election sn In, In April "s at gen.
ana elected hr. Hoyno Mayor. The old Coun-
ell refused TO san,ass a te soif ovno uns nea new m
c'i dld' ana declafca mr. aoyne Nlayof; nc
,'anaa "s ~ monr1v III In drnart tmonts Thirty.
six thousand, large nniority Of to electors Of
,' Mr civ,n c.;y' l M one num- acts himself rs one
n..' S ,,.,s. ~ ne,,o ~ .I'o ,,on,,,o nh Ar
man agalnst tho voco o. .ne peoise 10 ,a-o nr
Aoid over I'LL io'H Inns aues''on 'a5 " tnc
no,u oeI,; H. a s,tar the onnt;n ~ tho rartc
=, Tint o @ Aqup'a xas aboha ol S 1Sa
saS'ns slAasso ,, ~ ~. Nv ~ ,s,,,au. M,nn. ,"a'
tn8 4Aos w
Aldermen, or any other otllccr might have iost
ita legal standing. IN order that there should bc
lcots then In power shonld hold ovGr until thclr
SUCCESSORS should be appointed. Without the
without any laws or officers. 1n the Incorporation
Of town under the hct Of 1s7s; m thefe *as ny
Mayor or Aldesmcn to hold over. 1Ae object Of
aud for no Other pnopose. The sectlon In relation
to elections says that there wil b. general cse-
includes tho Mayor. whcneycr there y vacancy
id such oGlco. 1t was not necessary Tor notice to
be given: m
Judge McAll!stet-TAere IL special provision ~
the charter which says that4 Mayor shall be elected
In 1879. and blGnnlally thereaittr
Mr. TuleT-Mhchcrer the vacancy shall occur IN
the even year, the election for Mayor shall take
| p!acc at tho next general ciectio1,, ,,
| Judge McAll!atcE-Do you tako the bichnas term
| as the asaRdardf
Mr.; f1!syIfee, Or. 1donf dispute gnt what IT
, 1876-06-01
THE CITY-IIALL,


Mnttcrs at the City.1la!l yesterday WIS very
unintcrcsting. The centres Of tntereat were the
courts md tha meeting OF tho Council. Tho
warfare between hea1s Of Departments has
nearly ceased, md the decision In the casc Of
Tho People vs- Colrtn Is anxiollsly looked for ~
the settlement OF a1l tho troubles Comptroller
IIayca still cllngs to hts former Office, ard says
that he will not give up his I,aprrs and atcuri-
ties, Comptroller Deriekson has not yet mule
up his mind when to make demand for the
ohltr. Tho matter will be deferred iii legal
advice ean bo obtulnal Tor guidance,
Mike EntfCY continues In the work that he has
been employed Ia, and shows no signs OF d.
ptitnv. Thu ncwly. appointed Superintendent OF
!niitlHGt docs no work relating to buildings, end
II waiting for 4 teclsun, Marshal Gnodcit II still
around, and all hunda Heon 10 bo rettius on their
oars waiting for Developments.
hHAE MENTION.
Wafer r-rents yesterdty wore - 6ao.
Mayor Hoyns ycststaay ,pasdoncd man named
Dixon out of tho HridaHell.
The noatd Of Public Works tssucd m estimate
Of II, coo yusscsday to Stnrphy d Co., Of New
York. for work On tho engines Of tho West.slde
pumping. works.
ployed By ths Hoard u "ubl!c Works, waa dts.
charged yesterday for sundry oliensca aud general
unsatIsfactuFnesa.
Mi. William Edgar, ons Of the efficient clerk. Of
lily fo1 soma dme paat, loft lhs situation last
night to make toum for Bernhard Miller. llc Is
parted With with tegrct by hts Rasociates.
Tho following Commuters are called: Licences,
day Ut II q. III. In The City Clerk ucc; Pub
lie DIi!dlngs, Friday, At y p. m In the office af
Aid. Van Osde Clark sttcet; strceta aud Alleys
fos TIE South Division, saturday, ut y n., ID tho
City clesk'p otlcb.
The 6outh-Towu Assessor has received about
) 0oo sche1ulo returns up TO- date. The lIst of
soush; % Ta%n M sAapaytrs numbers i, aoo. who
akscnhcd for nauro than they possess. The returns
OF thu corporations tbsnk4, stc.} tAusl be III by
| Saturday.
Tho Committee At work on E1-ComptEolics
Hhyes '1ccoanta nnEshAd ths labos yrste1day alter
Rpol. and dlew Ap \ EsPnEs. which walt placed in
, 1876-06-01
CROPS,
Epeciel Nsp0tcA ta 3hd 1tteafat,

Epecfel Nep0EcA q 3hd If3baHt.
NIIIs, Mich, May 3l.-A!chjgan mover had
faser prospectx for M lnlMenta crop thsn this
year. Winter wheat IN most ot the central etun-
lics IL excellent and now indfcates = large yiuld.
30, too Of oats nnd grahs Corn plsuttng ts near.
u completed. Wh!le thete are sutie yet riowiny
stances H now receiving ths bes,auL VI tho pultisa
tor. The psospsct tot Al immauns fruit crop Wa
ns,st ssts ARpk: H. psssaa9 saa ass y a
, 1876-06-01

the hnrle nj Comptroller Dcrickson, who !1nme-
ydiately turned It over 10 tho Chairman Of tho n.
afternoon, when The report vii! be acted upon, and
probably given to the press.
, 1876-06-01


CH1cAao. May 1l.-ln your account Of the
bankruptcy proceedings In the cAss OF s,lmonds 4
Btoddara this morning, Nessrs. Mccormick Il
Clark, No. 100 Clark strcct, feel that from tho
language nscd Il poss!bty might be inferred that
Huch an Inference woa!a do ths,n grosp Injustice.
On tho contrary, THAR part in tho transaction ID
fully approved BY the eEeditors.
Il. W. PzcKnAn,
Agent for Hunt, ltolbroos b Barber, onu Of The
net1tIuuing GrodItUFx. y. 4. BtkyEns.
, 1876-06-01
DIR. CLARKE.

Established In 9Ha1. You advised to consult the
EeIsbfAted Df. clArkr, IN South Clatk.st. tn any
C,son!c, Pr!yatt. uideu!t or Dcicats Case. Ladies'
cunsu. Oh vi Irregularities aud !.eAAe. With tht
sasnace VI speriy Erllrf. Crelratsd Female PILE
EI 80 fexlr4 4irons So ptF bux, Eo449rte irtytut
ftH atH- a., ... ~.
~ send stsnp for '.s4feKuRrd OF Health"
f El!n, o. $ lr- AGt.e xcud i4. cth.nra fur WORT
on Sr1voM- ula sexual ltex es. fRtieuA treated t.r.
vs1sfulIy by letter, and iItlulnrs everywhere
sestr lrolri ub+rr. ailun. Hne ioard and k!ssc
EAtlehIe Call Or sI.te. HOOK "yunr h!lrHt Fr!rM4
=: EMS BY ul4I. Anrrhs luller& DR. +. d. ElAltkE,
hpulh EHfS IT.. u LhclsQ.
, 1876-06-01

CHICAGO BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RAILROAD
nrpols fo1t uf Lnkt.at,, lndtana Nv, and Sixteenth
H.. and Causi aud s4tccnth.sta Ticket Offices, s.
IIark-rt., AID ut depntS.
, 1876-06-01

THE
German Military Band.


- DR1LLIANT NOVELTIES. =.
Thc wlSNETIS. LoTr1E sna TOMMY. .cnN-
WAY and kEkh1tiAS, and the HUDSON BROS.
their new net, "Dlsgurtcd Inyers." MURPHY
and SDhTQS; III. sAXYKAiis, snm11cIl, ,; and
EiIAW. GEO. n. DUNBAR The ColAcum Quar-.
tette. 6arony anti the cntire Company In q New
Hill. Admission. Is eentA Performance every
eycn!ng Ut 8 o'eIUck. and suntlny afternoon at ].
, 1876-11-06

IsY TELEGnApII.

To fhs Rt9sfFN Ass1et0{fd fFtSt.
new Yonx, Nov. 4.-0old opened at l0D4, md
closed ut 100G, MI Ralcs of to-day having been at
thcsa figures, Carrying ratca 112 per cent.
Loans were ulaa mata fiat.
Governments dull aud lower.
Railroad bunds dull and stealy. This nitornoon
G. Z. ~. G. seconsia sold at II; c.c.o. !. nssta
stata honda quiet, aull, and at nnmtnal p.tces.
Little wan done at Tho Stock Exchange To-day,
there being dssise. apparently, IL hear Mr. Aos-
I'll. sccren!y of tho Treasury, speak for the ma
Hsnal credit @ In ssaAestE,n! w!sh ssa !; rss.;;
with slghs changes from yostcf.lays sloalng
peices, mid tue general Hat until about :30 dc.
c,lnrI .sGDax. Later Western Union Telegraph,
nnL Northwestern prcfotrett advanced II. Prices
subsequently, adsancsd A1T. tho latter for
Western t;nson r. Telegraph, when tae market market ns' 10
ean,o hrm hut dull. except for obIos. which wore
weak, tie stocl: aecl!nns under free sales TO
G:1. Western UniUn autancch 10 TN: Lake
Shore 10 h7A; Northwestern couulun to ~; pre.
fctrcd to uuA, sn1 Michigan Central TO AUS.
Other changes iate In Ihe AFTERNOON wore unlnl-
ccpt ioE Weskern Union. which was better.
ea'es at lh1 Stock Exchange to-day aggregated
g. 900 sllnres. u which IL, 500 were LaKu Shore,
!, hu0 Satlhweatcrn, l, 100 st. Paul H. 700 uhtoa
12,Soo Western uaion, ?. 500 Wabash, and Z. 600
e,MS MSsy y,ss; %s;tx 2a per cent Prime NOR
clcarlnss, l; $il. eoG. oo6. Ths 1ss|s.aat Ttcas.
coo.
The weekly bank statement ia ~ followa:
1Oana iactssxa.4 BtJ.4NM Erpo'tA increased B8 9td
S*s!s lastss,s. Sss,s: W s'sfSe deeEs44s'oa
, 1876-11-06

HrnE AND TuK1s--rhu tug Orient went 10 thu
botlou, at Dutyu|p, lust Saturday The Ersatuo
Wi.eoastu s.A,rs that Darby l,rowa, one Of tha
Ha'besuastss. al taleasp, dosa not oil tue posi-
tion u1icisutly, anl recommends tho grand
tMn J.,u,.. wrs .s;tnr mr. ntv., ~ r,a,r
fun h',r ttoa ~ Sa,,;snii4 H.. ~" ...,,,,rI ~
~ seuthss.! Ssai. whets .As 5sn!alneS astiill
~ 1inns n"n u' ssA aaa .i,,e met
~ ~, T., ~ H., r,,,sa, ~ ~ ,,.ms rns .nt y, hi ns
nas oeat! SAteMtlGM apont too lgnL nn. t4o !!Rhs
a.sS @ aS'n"ha ana,,s ~ ~ ~ ou "n.c, ho
VI jts.s ~: :. &t l.,t. sfisr many days d
tHe In'tcu GAoFts Of tae tHFs laai!s. hNtepatoRaat
, 1876-11-06
THE FOURTH DISTRICT.

MAngHoo, H., Nov. LAS yon arc publish
ing good deal Of correspondence froru the
Fourth District, will you please gfvc place to
tho following M mn oct Of Justice to myself and
friends, III your Issue Of to-t,ay, under tho
head Of "Reminiscences ot the Political History
oE Gems. Farnsworth and uurlbnt for the Last
Four Years." the following statement with
reference 10 mysclf appears:
Farnsworth carly struck baran!n With Judge
Murphy. oppons,!ts. known a. thc .',Nooa;tosk
town IN tho county, Aud It waa agreed that Ut. ..
j. jerks, who hatl been The efficient Postmaster
fF S' re; jea II 3 Shessspo BY William
Nov, to show tho utter fnlsity Of The state
ment that was resident OF Chicago at the
time specified, give you tho affidavit Of threo
citizens Of MarcnRo WHO were at the time, and
aro now, well-known clslxeua ot ttts towu:
:, STAT G[ Htino!s. 1fsINnry County ";:-GsotRo
being dn1y aworn. doth depose and say thGt they
tally:lht Of votors Of tho Town Of Atarengc. tn
sS!d Melcnry G1'nsn!y fos the yent ls7l and thas
S saia '9 fes.er Il a ana ta;. e. aeas sy W
vate4 In sal town at Tho seNcfsl election hold on
faslt,or dopo.e and ssy that said william, G. STOW:
Art Ii now md haa bean bonn n1c rcsient Of said
Town q MarenFo ever since said year 1871 con-
OEonaE d. pEtp1N,
ALpES JHwkTT,
q. ". WEL1s.
Subscribed and sworn to bofore me this 1Bt day
Of H1Sen.bes. A. u. 1N71. t.. Il. CGRrisa,
Notary Public in and for MciIenry County. III.
this sets tho falsehood ut rest SO far ~ 1t
relatos To myself, aud the pnbllc can take the
balance uf tie slime Of "Ropubltcan " for whRt
they may think Il IA worth; but there is onu
thing would like to havp them rcmclnpcr,
that is, TINT tho said Woodstock Ring" which
"Rcpubltc4n' makes play such a tart IN 1S1a
fas beet, the fast ard sworn licnehn,aM nf Will
lam 1.athrop In tho fight OF 1870. Will "lsc.
1suchlY"1 Has William tatllrop found Oh!
the ways that arc dark and tho tricks that arl
yaln4 WILLIAM G. STEWAnT.
, 1876-11-06
{bvk, Lard, lifan,< SboH!dtrs, '.Hiddiss,
bFtS. | 8cx. seS. / ttG !af.
Wkpnutvi
kuY.I 5Et 10 eYG hO1Y 73sl HH,3{1l H,at8 RGs
6'lnwk 10 f,131 5,$7bi 1.0t1| 90!,ut2 74s aOl
EsUcei.u.. l - --
3L'7y.,.. 10 ssa| s.Daa 7,a uii.sss Rs4a, Sos
Ts....... 4.7Ya s,47sl Lori 7ui,0tJ 4, 7aa eol

'Greca haMsthppol for thd weak. l. 313 pcs aRalnst
J. tSU pcs aAll& NttN 1A4k yeae.
Mkas foHf-Was dull Iut steady. fnd was :4es5e pr
tnau aafng tas 1ss1a, ts.;!9n y f52aS s4;ss Tsss
01tslas, aot urs seller tnu year at 3i5 I'M 37k
snd On usa tetr JsAuaty u 6la. ttst Tats.
S+&rl bril- Tht ul4Fkgt EiuAtd lIak II $ta 4tb Is u
.eI,et S9.saoys ys .eIlet ncs4l!as5 $!aaast3. -
hals wiz n4ds u ID ss ptna ursi ii 5Is.Ua snd 70
lFl& 1xtrA prime It $t1.au
LAkN-Was yeFJ quiet n unchanged pEtesa, With
sestesIy suUuxA loLig u establish 4 lsrkct. IAe ra
ported sslcs were u tes css! u < ~ a1 ties 1sel No
940; .na 7a1 II; .elr Iapuary Il % s Ioal. Us
eass lola; o. ~ seller ta lH1nh. sJa7h4ut ~ ssl!eg
thu ycaf; tnl f. .439l 0. %7H seller January.
alu, Ia thsr yisws xhe bayss xsIs appsIsn.ly d.4.
t1thst us4fy aaeouutea i,ut lhu record qf
fons cannot as 4sIT nlud ppgn u ka4ge of the artIy
ladssta ~ aetlys ta4Y q ~ {eeaat poul. though
uuh. HI" xns st sAsa -. 1 ~ Is ,s y ~ uu
, 1876-11-06

In The Circuit Court Of The United States, for The
Southern District Of New Y0rk-lQ EQUITY.

Jomx srnA,ToS. Assignee In bankruptcy, ctc.,
Complainant, ". P!lKnE MyENs, kEnkccA
MiEHs. ARTHUR J. MYtNB, RACHEL uxNWiA1,
and AHruun l." LEVY. Dcfeuhanta.
. On rea,linv and fling the affidavit Of Edward
Salomon, and upon thu bill 0f complaint llcd In
thls actlvn, and the return ri the Marshal lu the
aHbpu:na lsanca leretA. II appearing tu The satta-
fact9h VI ths Court that thu aust entitled suit IL
brought 10 enforce Claim ngui,st cortan property
within tic Southern District af Now York, AMI
tl,ut thu aboys. .nAuied dcfSudanas, Arthur J.
Myers ana Arthur l., Levy, alc not inhabitants of
nbr found within Ha! District and huse not vol.
unsasily appeared thcretn;
Nuw, oit tnutIon Df Balomnn i nurke. Cont.
p'llManta solicitors, It ts ordered tAa, tlsv sud
Arthur j. Mycr" an,l Arthur l.. Lcyy uppcar,
plead, arhsaf. Nr demnr ~ The Cemnlu4nant'A BILL
oF complaint alvd lerain 81 Tug Clerks oN,ce nf
lAls Court, in thu City Ut New York, IN or Arfura
t!e 'l9sh aay Y pecsn,hcr. T. D. lS1o, and that, 4
praCtlcal,lu tlia order he seryt an sail arthur j.
Myers aud Artllnt l.. Levy. Wherever found, per.
sDAAlly; uso, that this urlpt be survca upon lhu
prsson or prrsous In charge Of ynil property, II
any thera hs. and that tjIl4 order be pullshel In
Tux cnlcAuo THlHuHu a.ll III thu Now York Daily
11thts, ,-puh!lshe'l respectively In Eh!eaxa aM! ii
New YORK.. once week Tor six successive weeks,
which publication, Bhall stand In place Of personal
service VI tLs or4cr u sucI personal services IL not
practicable. tsgaedl ALEx'n 4: JeHEaos,
4 COPY; Circuit Judge.
, 1876-11-06
MARINE.


Chicago.
AnnivAIs-srmr Chicago, MnNitUwoc, srulrcs:
stfnr Muskcgon, Muskcgon slndfics; prop Mes
scngcr, l,onton Iarbor. suhdsies; prop Ttucsdelt,
St. Joe. sundrtca: prop @. r. 1fenth, Ssugntnck.
sunilrlcs; prop Ira II. Owen, EscannDh iron lore;
prnp Dsan Richmond, Uuffalo, snndsies; schr J.
T. March, Buffalo, coal; Achr Pcnsaukce. Dntlalo,
coal; sehs San Diego, buffalo, coal; schf ueosge
Sherman, Cleveland, coal; sehs Richard Mott,
6conto, lumber; schr Ostrich, 0conto, lumbar;
schr Lookout Jacksonport, cedar posts; sclr n.
c. Cameron, Gudcslch,' salt; acbr Rising star
0aweco, salt; schr +. N. Davidson. buffalo.
coat; schr Mary u. Hale, Cedar Itlyos, lumber;
schr Ebenczcr,. Bcavct 1slanl, ashi Behr Belle
Brown, Green l'ay, lumber; schr Jessie Linn. Ed
canada. iron oro; prop commolore, buaalo. sun. sun
t.sersor rD dunbar Musxegon, lanIsr; sshs l. Dali.
huskegoa, lumber; ncGr \: Ii. h!oss,, Escanaba,
9 ss sSSkSa ssI ases n asiesan sss asi
scfir. Lotus, Saginaw. lumber; scht 81. McVca,
Muskcgon, lumber; schs patan1, MuakeEon, lun!.
schr A. j. Lu1 Ford Kisor, lumber; schr CITY Of
ufand 1iascn, Grand Haven, lumber; schr city OF
Grand llapld.. Auskegon, lumber; schE 9. @ ".
lumber. -.....
CLEAnAHcEs-:schr ". II. Dunham, Frankfort,
MSnomines, 1 ~ ia S eoPn % t b. oas. Is biz
g rto1Ss!SEs, S Soatasx.s, ss ii: sssi, l. nfl.
Rst Rtss! dssas s us So 1851; sors a; prop
vurite, Muuvmluec, Ito briu beef and sundr!cs;
TaesY e 39e r. kog tess Sqi en- sn
snd snndrcs; rtn,s Ch,cayo, siantowoc. .od bu
barley and sundrles: prop Heath, Sangatuck. snn-
prop Cuyal.oga, ontonagoH, 1so bu corn, Z. QUO By
oats, 12 brl, houI, II, 6rls PORK. go tcs 1nId and
snpdeics; prop Cuyahoga, Eagto linr''oE, 4ut' hu
prop cuyanoga, lloughton, 43l bu corn, 5,0l0 bn
outs, ~ bf!s ionr: 100 bsts pork, u tra beef and
bu corn; prop Messenger, benton Iiafbor sun.
dries; prop 1toasungor, ne1,ton Masnor. eanlr'us;
bargc .. I. llatc. dgdsnsi,u1g, 20. 800 bu corn;
sehr Queen City, Iaffa!o, Ii, :1o0 bu corn: scht
Mariner, llorn's pfst, ,sundfies ; schr j., A..
llolmes, Maastse -, 900 l1s butter; sGhr carl!ng-
falo ~, 600 bu corn; prop Portage, Buffalo, 81 II
bn oats, 1,}o brs hour, II, 87Q ha rye, 15 OIL bu
hurley, aud eunu.las; prop Levi 1sawson, buffalo.
q. COO bu Whent,
, 1876-11-06
Withdrawn from blore on Friday tot city eon-
sumption. 100 bn wheat, 1,177 bu oats, a03 bu

WHh1l6Wh rom 6E6ft on FF1dHJ Tot CITY toH1
sumption. 700 tu wheat, LIT BIT oats, ao3 bn
barley.
The following grain ~As Inspected Into atore in
this city on Saturday morning: 8 ears No. 2 red
winter wheat, cars Nc. . do II cars No. z n.
". wheat, , cars No. spring, 1es cars No. d..
G7 cars No. . 10. ~ cars rejected do, 4 cars no
grade (R:0 whcnt): II cars high.mi1cd cora, ~
cars and q. 800 bn No. 2 do. 16 cats reIeeied do.
= cars no grado t15 cnrn}; 2 cars while oats. 2
cars No. do, IL cars rejected do; Lear Mo. eyc,
II cars No. 2 do. car rejected do; IA cars No. :.
barley, 30 cars No. 3 do. II cars rejected do t07
bar1ey). Total t432 eare). 100, oo0bu. Inspected
out: lee, 500 tu wheat, 1873, 00o bu corn, 40, 3G2
bu oats. 70, EOS In rye, ~. DOT bu barley.
The following were the reccfuts and shtpn,enta OF
bEeadstuHs mud 1.-Two stock at this point during tho
past week, and for thu corresponding weeks ending
an dltDd:
, 1876-11-06

CH.cAuo.-The demand was fair ut 31ts for corn
to buffalo. Tho following vessels we're reported:
schrs CarlIngtotd, F. slgel, ]. II. 11utchtuaon, J.
D. Sawyer, Crosthwalte, and atmrs Ely and 8.
Sheldon, corn 10 Buffalo ut 3Xc; schr l.. Rawaon,
wheat 10 buffalo at 10; prop Commodore, corn
through; prap Alaaka, harlay through; and acte
L. Ellsworth barley on private tcr,usi prop Prid.
80. Doc ID corn, ansi 75 0Jo III barley Including
the schrs J. q. King okarta, and sttnr Daytdsont
which were again sapoftol as charterod, ths capao
MiLwAuKEH, Nov. 3.--The deraanl for grain
vesssis To- aay was light, nnd tatea weak nt 4c on
nats % Nslsoa % md i thu schr e. FITZGERALD, 10, ooo
bu Ut w,leut, IN BOTH nj 4c to Buffalo.
fluPrAau, Nov 3.-DUll nni unchanged. Mr..
Hiram II. smith reports the sctr ". u. Ogden,
briuls,one to Cleveland, ut iiOc.
, 1876-11-06

sho opened tho door a large snake lay cnicd b.
fore her. She calle,l III her husband 10 come
md kill the s,akc, which ran tlnlor the rtrks,
and in searchng aftrr Ills a',ukrshir. .lcep IN thu
being brought To thu light and ongne.l, was
fount to contain sl00o0, ,-si27 III gold, the rest
III Ailver,