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New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
BRooxLYws EDUCATIONAL WORK.

The Superintendent of Public Instruction in
Brooklyn has published his twenyrst annual report.
for the year 1878, in which the following facts are
stated: During the year there examined 5l3 oand
dates for licenses teach 60 males and 453 femaes 1873
received Of grade B. 163 OF grade C. and 2l2
were rejected 1t claimed that the funds for educa-
tiousl purposes account OF the increase Of popua
tion and allowances TO additional teaohers should ex-
oeed for 1876 those allowed for 1875 by $4,000 During
the year there "a academic Glasses IN "a OF he gram
mar schools the total number Of pupils In these classes
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
TIE MARKETS.
f.s,emrg rcporJcitpr rng rulrSg
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Fey Norm R,rer. Vessels. ant RGit11fs
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

TUESDAY Oct 10, l~io
.sufsS There were no new points today: business va
rather niet and prices still unchanged ~ Sc iOr ro ~
6a.c. fOT Pearls - -, -. - .,,ca our
la a yut quotations remain STEADY Al 81 $50 loi "e'
TEOOM CORN-This market IA quiet and witLoGt nnt nt
ne, feature quotes short Green Brush ana nIteI
"a 17c. Medium tireen ana Red and hoduppeo -
cash al
RRICK-Haris have been 10 better demand and eono -
vance, and much fgmness must De noted; the supp
not large Pales better request ana hI hTr
arn nIn and more active; I'm faot The whOie IVA wa
aarks presen V nrn aue an acAye abpe~rAASo ""
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
cAIrNDAr,-Tnls DAY.


-ffrgTa'F CDUtI-.I IAiiHt.---Bt BtH3kIL j.
223 g g's 4 ass @ Ytor3 a, 27GI ia i1s. a 3 TG 3 srob,
3OJ.ir.iy pat. H1ghes ~ auh n VI. i' l'i, 70. ",.
30, .Ula,o Hgt wright 20. -C"utild. .t Nh,y "a@
So-''tiG1D' Wassa -1' 22I.va9dctDiit ast.
s5 Gialtro opening Mad 2s5 l'e Fre" ast q. .ke,i@'
Sc cd.i3n i'n"s ss Tho Fire 2,3.Lyy as INC BOARD Of
''lfHI Ho s's3 ynor e. 'aif as $o3 $a.,sro caan
los Rr3ys st'T ag, Cole. SIJ.. Van yoiAcuDulsh agt
ILL Co ~ agG WicEha1. can begins AT 8li.
oyxreAl Tgau-DAvls. p. j.. BRADY aud p,Nims. u.
1go Todd AIT sAebouIno 2OI Wilcox Silver Pate 90.
1872 Ki"s at Iiyermore ct 2g2- Mihez at Neidig
1873 UHii Trust Company 90. thoay an4 '@o, mo- 49,,
is6 a. Hastings sgt brow 1856. Nash agL Iho Mayor.
I97 c6ctTood agt chet 1si san.ugls ag Evening
wood ct al oo- n, Ma Man 4 Asson' ,.i mn ,,,,
100 Cohen ct al. ag. Ban - Giigcr' et a.. ,,..,
1882 Sutherland ast Tho 2OGa Te - N;cn9.as Eat
iCs Blunt lho Mayer .s 1"aa q ha.S o, Of tho
200 Getty ct al ast Akin.
son and dDO
SPECIAL TtrN-VAN VoEsT. J.
3si Locke ag Locke at OH. Ferris ct a. agt Foran
J0l .Beeknan asL Van Der RIO 80 ~ Al ., o., , rr,,
1888 Baaraan iSi5 man att Tho Waterbury ae Bouker
ii-Go r Co '''''' 5l..Atralsm. &c. OF al agt
34 stevens agt Stevens IN, ~, $500 ~ - ,
5b3-.Iho Mayor, &c, aRt'
d4i AIIGgrth agt Schmo The Union Ferry Co.
darEe 3l5. V0udrfhOri act Fucker.
322. .Dambmsnn agt bchult J..Ihe AerchahlH BANK
ing. - oi Cana! tas Barrett
lT4 Ubi &c. agt. NM 57S. Rugen at. CuI3H, sc.
hauser 6@l. lynes. a. C. ,agt Bra;.dcr.
475 Uh DO, agt Larkn ct 3 me standard Life ., ,as y;
Az. .BTuns IT,. agt Boehm 6S4." "olrr Ast Weinhod
al ci a.
479 Breser aat Volkening 6S6.. Ieyenthal agt ward
4s7 p6ip. s' M e, al agt Hy '''66e T6e NsSyork % Es.
man ct A. waited Railroad Co.
I9a. The Mutual Life Ins 600 Stewart agl BoJnion'
co agt smith ct al &c
400. The Mutual Life ms 6T..DcoEer a8t Ingersoll
60. agi. Trask ct al ct ~.
577 Valrntino &c. agL COZ Mniock Mulook.
Heydrcker, &c. COS naloy agt Vanderbilt
sol The Union trust Co. OF Ct al
n T. act Cornish ct Cos. .Batcholer agt. The 81.
al John The Baptist
GO2. Cameron agt Nlttnacht society, &c.
ct al 606. Beers aud ano. agt.
5Oi Wales All. Sherwood. walker
bO6 Uhl 90. agf SohArn- Coz. The :. A. Woods Ma.
berg et al. chino Co. agL Gunner
oil. .McSuliy agt. Master. ct a.
son tta SOB. .KOIpo agt Jones ct al.
900 .OCOBnOI. &c. agt The COY. .COunuop agt The
Mayor &c. Mayor. &c.
62l Negbaur AT Booth ct GIO Pike agi. setter ct al
61l..St John. &c. RSt Nc
52i Nc sou agi. Sorymser. lean ct al.
529 Coggoy Mears ct al 6l2PrVutz ast swift and
$50 Bowno ct al. Agt- Craw 49, hn0.
ford et al 6l3. .Rugen Agt Collins
$50. Spencer agt Van - Cta
DOTcn. bl1..Edgcr agt b&tos.
800. The Frst MAJ. Build.
ING, &c. Assn Rgt-
Bandmann et al
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
We annex closing revised rates Of foreign cI-

Nc INCII money W.lhtJ VINO EVIlI NNI0II-Ils
OF Approaching imneSS, Is yet fully supplied with
lOauablo fndH and demand negotiations were made
to- az az 22 , per cent ON mixed collateral. Dis
count is rated 40 b per cent. The Uul.ed states
Treasurer at Washington received to-day S3v0,u0O
National bank notes for redemption. hu customs
receipts were 100000. and internal revenue r3-
rsipis, 900 900. ihe following is the Clearing
house statement to-day: Currency exchanges,
~f5.gJS 3J}; currency balances, -. .7O1. itg: gold
cAcauugrs , ,.52},-GG; gold balances, $5"0,S7t.
The trading IN United > atcs bonds TODAY was IN
commonly s.iu, bat there Was 10 reaction IN prices
the gisereG ten-lor,es fetching - h aud legs-
tered new lve per cents at 10 2O tl3as There
wcro no uuw features TO Tao market. The latest
street prit ,s Wero as follows:
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
A ALBANY.-GREAT REDUCTION IL FARE
n by PEOPLES LINE. FfEoTCLASS PASSAGE
ONLY a.
HUDSON RIVER BY MOONLIGHT

Centennial visitors onioY view ~ the best ana most
eocnry n c Zig land. on to tasoh ~ NV
,Ig on %. PEOPLES LINE" nj elegant and cHnnoc1nS
boa Passing and all places Of int"res early N
evening. cDuuec;ng at Albany Nl,i morning rams
Ch,asF ami al FONTS NORTH aHd W ISL I.pi leave
t-uulata e.rsJrt at ~ .tom Ter no d. Npfth
v,r Icru.fiyauI KlTuaI pic. IN heP YORK stale
o. ~ ais on tht isufo can ulail
f.rul Ifud.uI EiNrI 10 lHay icilis '-k U tln
rrUlu isrth al we'd la exchange t.ut' n
trrt raj also taken and passage allowed Tor
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
5!eamboais ano naiiroaS6.
DRPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD

DRPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD
- TRAINS FROM SE"EOKk. go .
BALTIMORE } EAI.luAD-ENiIo,H Tor N-allHsl'u
aud Wtst--8j a. Iimicd Express Tor ahlEs on
and tie y. Express Tor Washington ana the
soutl-235 EXrcss for Washington tho oon'h anu
West $50 p. 10.
Ea-F HALLWAY o 90 anI lOij a. H. and p. N. ,.o
NEW DrE CENfgtLiND iHn'DA ii'EG-S, lO51 "hllI'o
a tl and ,.5 I. %. 30. and ii y. m - 49,. ,.
NI,yYum. gU. a AvRN Ayp IfigFORD-for Boston wa
Surnehelt-s % and u a. and y p m wa 7hol,
Line and 10 i. FOR NewIaycn-7lu, 800, JO', ana
ii m ~ in and l. 22O 3. 40 5lh. g. aud 10 p m 49,
I,NsiLyANIA lfO6 tho Mo5t and south. VA iltt
bur:h- 80 a. NJ aud and 30 p IA For me 23Jth wa
MgsnmffDn y 40 and 2fO and D. M For fhlt pht
~ So $40. hud $50 a. ahi 1880, go 3 :, D. u, q
$50. and ., ui. l. night ,
IS JR.sr nouIES-Tor Philad doipnia stsaner ieayesl-
O. - am aui a;J p ~
LBANY.-GREAT REDUCTION IL FARE
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
M1NlArIrE -ALNhNAc

MINIATURE AIVh$hC
.uu rises 1890 GO1 -uL I.2T Hnon rises. ....- 55
ulgu WADE rlia p1-AM
HOAX dow. ia.ud -..G iul %. Ferry. Ans
HlGH NAIIW ms rAY-F -
sandy IIoos 90 Cows s'ano. 300 lou q. Ferry. 449
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
NEW YORK AND rUmADELPHIA NEW

BoU&D HR0uE ROUTE
FOR Ti,E NTON. iHiL4L...'uIA And IIE CENT
- So.
rommcucinl MONDAY. .ct .. 1870 Trins
Leave N-l'.A, 10. 90 I.ctty. 20 a4o Li, t.t"'lO
il.. I.iJ .. G.sJ u.
ltIEc tIlthsOust at D.i' 100, y % m, ~ ~
: I'd,
Leave Pl lldriphia sitpsp North pcnnsYyaHia Ra
ROAD TIirI auI Iefksss at iU $3.50 ..L 1850. 3D. D.
o. p M !ctst C.ltoIIiH uI0.i,. q 'i, Jls o. Hi d.
q. 4 I..D 10 %.
ruItulI DINIns Room Car attchcd 20 the 10 and
$40 a trains Sew. uuua uItu, CON
tcIu.H. trIuuu- "a 8 JI aud o.lU g..
so tI' .t'H '.f OIL. 1It .to 'ala ii'm if. l''u
Eai,s passenger, freight low u' hy other routes.
tthufLll u.rs delivered AZ TIE man enhance 70 tho
Centennial Grounds. Il. T. BALDWIN,
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

In the market ior State bonds. old Tenaes,ees ase
Ip 90 44ls the new ISSUES advancing from 43l 70
a. 4 small lot Of Alabama Ss of 1856 sold at 80;
City bank stocks dull, II Continental at 6s
consti sting tine only sale. The business IN railway
NOR iga.cs was large and active, conspicuous
among tde active bonds being the direc, and IN
dorspd obligations of the New-Jersey Centrali
nrsts advanced 10 100. conyertib.cs % 9Qi2S
80, and cOnsu!s to so, the Lehigh and NuAos-
barre c0sisO.s indorsed, making an upward spnt
from II 70 a. against 6S the last sale, and then fel
to 80 nc the close The aciiics were IU gllar Cen
tril lstS steady at 1899. and san joaquin blanc9
81 7s0JlA. Union hrstS hrmer AT 1868 BID ahd
paid and Land Grants down % lOOl2. FlIsls oi
L. l.. x |. G.. were mp 60 3J0393i and Great West,
eu srcunds 62l2OG3. Now-lOrk Central SKIES oi
1855 were down 70 l0ll1, and tilsts OF MIlwaa5fe
and ST. Paul II Crosse division, to lOl =, dltto 40
selling at -. chicago and Northwestern coupon
gold conso's were manipulated mp % 95l2; coh'oHs
plain selling nj lOll40lOi. OI the bonds unosi unos
default. usls of Chesapeake and ONO sold al ~
coupon ou. -.
Ine following shows the exports ieXcusVeG OF
spsciel IRON the port of New-(Ork to foreign pors
lOg tAc week ending Oct. 10 and since the beginnN"
OF the year; - ,S,a
1874. lS75. i'"";;,s
for tho week ...... sJ2t02s6 Sl5II4Ol Sts5.$$;1i $$1i
Pr, olsy reported 22i 500 i23 l0lz603OO 2ohoo9W,
"a
Total since JauI $3.50 900 Sl9gl l5G701 t2v3sy%|"
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
A.M.-sALEs BEFoRE TnK CALL.

GovERNMENT STOCK DFPARTMENT-l014 O'CLOCK
AND 11l2 O'CLOCK A. n.
U 5s 1O4O Registered ; 6s. 1881. Registered ,o,
f'V0''''''''''''''N- 10'OOO .........l2 1872
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

The London advices report dull condition Of
afars on the Stock Exchange, matters being az in.
sind there as here British cOnsols and United
States bonds are reported firm and unchanged at
Yesterdays prices, Ere being up TO 97s At tho
B,nk Of England the discount rate is per cent the
outdoor rate being cheaper. The sum Of $4,000
bullion was Withdrawn from the bank to-day. In
Paris per cent rentes closed steady az
lOG 12l2. sterling on London being quoted
at2JI6 Here the leading drawers of sterling bills
advanced them TO 81 81 for 80 days and 10 - 81
for sight, selling rates following up to - $50
81 S3l3 and 81 s.. Importers were buying mOs
freely Gold was duh and a bit irmer at lOS7oS
1O9. daily loans costing i2 per cent borrowing and
fiat The export cleaIance5 Of domestic produce
from the port Of Eew-YOrk Tor the week ending TO-
nigIt amounted IN currency valuation TO H6'O05'
2IJ. The Assistant treasurer paid out IN CON
interest $4,000, and $1,000 in redemption Of
called bonds The days business at the told Ey-
change Bank covered: Cola cleared, S5l, ,ie5,OOO;
gold baiauces, Sl,G32 $50; currency balances,
$1542,S01 The principal quotations Of gold were;
o7 os7, I sio9 i, 3S.ISS iSS 5sSiiCs3 Sio3
fl.tsi. -. tOs a 1890 %. iO9 2.DC .....iJ9
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

EOK NEW-HANEN, HARTFORD, SPRING.
1 FIELD WHITE MOI NTAINS MONTREAL. aur inter
r,iair ioint. rrr -, IT, N. daily (-rndrs
%. i2.si-t b.. L. and II
nrctue with special rlu5~ Nrw Haven't li1rtion. ~pr
cd 1irk,tt -n ana baggage checked a. 0ll BuIdWay
New s. Osk aud COuItsL, Brooklyn. % New
Haven 4uI Teturu 81
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
FIRST BoARD-1Oi2 O'CLOCK A. NJ.


es Of Stdts Bonds-RGfii'Odd BOHds-BGnk and RdtE
road Shares Express Stocks. 6c
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
CALL RIVER LINE
4 no BOSTON
AND ALI. POIs GS EAST.
TIE WOHLDitENOW NED SrEApfH =
HEISTDL AND PKONIDENCE.


AND ALL POIs - EAST
TIE WOHLD.kENOW NED SrEAlfH 3
BRISTOL AND PROV iDENCE.
r,.u Pier ~ North Riyor, foot oi NGrrayst,
DAILY tSG>DAY- until aiicr oct. - ot -.
Tths secured puncpal hOtals ard ticket
onicfH anl per aud sua4iuart GEDN1E L. GONNOR
Gen. rBss- Agent BORDEH * lDNf'l'i+ AgouLs.
SPECIAL. NOTICE.-For tho accommodation Of CeIten.
The steamer Old COLON Via be ran pn ti lno
boat UipWB. FUu Acw-A D,k TUESDAY, and
FRIDAYS. oct 3, q. Ia. and b no NowNorK MONDAYS
and Ti ISDANS, oct . ., q, mi -, leaving Nr~ Iurk
y. and Ptnua lvira Railroad depot jersey ty, AZ
1lj pm.
HUDSON RIVER by MOONLIGHT.
y 4 CITIZENS LINE SrEAHB} tTS Fut TROY,
SARATOGA LAKE CHAMPIAlN. LAKE GEORGE,
TuE ADIEONDACKS MON TR.Ai. and an points North
and West Farr Only ~ and tcHIcuu 10 all DoipS lho
cegaV sea.nbplts ~ this Line leave DAILY t1aiuraY, eN
ceprd at D. m Pier - North i,vot, loot Leroy st.
connecting wt morning uau, on y. y Central koIhsc1rr
and FRO and 8 l and connecting railroads.
Through tckots HDld "a Laggait checked j csi ltol
| EIllGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IL JAERANGEMLNT or IA s-.. .NCEt1ItAlN -. ApTl 10
1870. Leave dcpos Of Cpf. I. prsbt-e- },
a. m, for LAsOn. bcthei... tlelrWn. NancA tuaS
Hsllt;on, Beaver Meadow, l.iN t}. Sht.a Hu.la VI.
Camel ShamOku, Nlkr-hJf', fr~tnn, ~HNtr i.Hrr, &C.,,
connecting with trains for i. Album i;Ut ntstr tii-
falo, Niagara Fall' and lic -.. go ,
y H., Eastou, BrI s.,u Ahcnicrr. M.Irh GhJl.
UaLlotun, MahanUJ ~, $-r 'uutsh, @ Arsutr, W ipu
&C. making close conn. Tor t'uD-, lOit.Iii-,
4 p. M, for Easton. Bethlehem Allentown. and Mcach
Chunk stopping at all stat On3
$50 M Night Express daily, for iaatOn, He'hlohrr Al
enOwIi Aaucl Chunk, Milk,sDaIIC Il,i.Ou filLr.
Ithaca Auburn, Vori istsr Butnlo, NgGT1 FATS ard h5
West, Puhnnns sre, ng caaches attached
EOBE II. 50 re, Snpt and insr
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
.ncrrr-PAnr L-novonra ].

T.-DoyoHv2 J.
I5s...Bf.ss arl aEo. asi.
Wt1G.. lul aap.
I7sG. .E"r:aiau at. Osborn
o. gi
8s2 TIT CIaf.aa RANK ~
C0ilGclcc agt LII
leubr.lL
1qTi.IIai sea s,L JOac.
2Gy7. EsE ~, en-. &C, aSt
eek.
aCail Robert ir.. act. Wood.
lO-g. .ErSr:c ard an1. aSt
tfury aud Pn".
22.J.. Kirby at. Tnr. J. y
cont 1Ed h.. r. X. K
Go.
T..NEguirgib agt. GOidb'
iu.pl Il, S..
223l Carrier ara aiio. aRt The
racine M. .. ;. 20.
a233 The i.ql.L Ike Ass n
at. fiigslOw ct ~.
223j. MurcHsie asb BOOK
Ei4vcf o.; al
22S7. Reynolds art Baird shd
au".
92sa Campbell aet Crawford
Z2Il-ChsIHberiiu aud RhO.
aet. WOOdhHlL
2243 .Miri.neT agt. Del Nalle:
224g. ~. Y. state Losi. ana
trust CO. egL hneo
Land.
225i. KurNnan AIT. HAWKINS
and ana.
2257 .IIalllhan agt- Cleayy
aus mio.
226l X KOellcsFRLThe Mayor.
&C.
22G3 .Grieith et 81. act. Same.
g3G5 .Da.i,lspr md ano. AEL
KuowiLai.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

PAgT IT.-IAwrYNCE J.
100. ttoroc,cr o,t 0,Hricn 1886 Heather ast NeilL
i'-''-' '' '7" ' I.Gi Farlsy agt Martin.
7-o ,Vicv ,rt Miller 1924. Brown Ggt. The May
1884. .CDrtS ron Gct. Muloch . . o', &C, No.,
1904. kothcr agt Marshall GU 'Iih- a-N DoHoa
bip t'illtt 49, Hvl.''
llSS. Ely ana aet Hal 4Si2..i etlf'Voh HN~ mo
5c1 ps.sirbq act NcKen 29GO Samson sgt. Harrison.
a., 1926. Hewlett aSL wood OF
77S9.. uagIev act. The May - a. - r,,.
sc. Jllp hRJhonh aeh buih'
2S3S. Harrington Agt Tho - son. -. -,
Mayor. &c. 1913. .Wa3uer t6t 4e"lS o'
y,ra,t.r ~ N nv al
~ Ne 49, 1854 Won Gerichten agt
3lO2 The Hohrcw Free TIC Mayor, sc.
school A.gori4filu 2-5g Lows agt. Tho Chicago
arf lhe Hnt0r. gc. and China Tea Co
I4S Jairi, at Furiaan qi3. Baldwin bSt Mehr.
ana bach.
l5lG 2
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

with tl-I and Delaware RAILROAD, iaadng AZ !llgl'
land Pals tWest Pout). Cornwall Newhutgh harlhorn
Niii I'YuhkH ard ra-lUGz Sisam1oats ih'mai
C0t layc y-ry Tuc-day Thursday, ard saturday James
" TaI.vtn Monday WoIuosoav Fri.ay sUrns 4. ll,r IS
-. o
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

CiECrIr-PArr 7
ITl5. bfDore srt. Amr.rmaa. / a.
IS-!.. I.. .Ib W.. u. II al. EBL
Gouii ct ~ J
1859 A'u.- Cf 81. agt- Smiia
sial
l---. ..MsuaiE- s-f ano asl
BI1rD tne iai ale
1877 Marks 1T Gr enc. y
lu =. lirasiuEsc et a. agt 2
fI"!I e. a.
2GJi .C.a..I ef II. aGt. ~" A
~Lu'iieUoith Paper y
GO. Iad aUo.
1fi%i2 Taiicott at Burbop. =
ltGT.Ioaer, aEi. iiil..
gJl9. Breton ,r'. The Mayor ~.
&c, y. y. =
204l .OiieTb;rg aEt. Ioch ani o
mo. -
2OGl. Grurnhaum agt. Con
Acr, hri1G. -
21T5. u .Yuar act. Kelly.
2Col CorG.ll a.st. Cuss.oy. z
2lJT ..Tafcy It al. at. W = -.
Hams. %
2i2l hntes agt. Arche,. r. .
1892. Turner nct. McEwen. :.
1919 Kobbo aCt. Price. z.
1897. FNilHr and anc. agL -.
Champlain Shoe lrUn =
Noun ain Company. 2.
2l3j. .Mulyv act. The Mayor,
& C.. Of y. 7. .
2l57 Mcrange agi. Epstein. 2.
1875 Pratt agt. Borden.
l42S Gibbs agt. IiichbOrn. =
1850 same Igt. same. 49,.
III. De RcycTc agt. Prem 2.
hrrRaS'.
1903 TlischtcA agt Phillips. =.
gs2.lhc People state OF y. =.
V. art. RlvuOr ct al
2lJ3. BraunN!ori agt. Rad.
ERvA
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

Total since Jau1 $780, u99 900 $l9g l51IO1 t2v,5@"'
Price ui g0d....--... liO ilo "
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-07-08

CrTY c0UycTf~-The Council me, iAs.
night fov the parpo~e Of opening the
bids for the grading Of From; street
There ueve nine ia number, and ranged
10 amount fyorn alyoa; 81 90 20 a little
oTer 81 600 for the job. The bids
were ty items according 70 specifications
were not footed Up when submitted
The computations were made BY a coul-
mittee. consisting 81 CouBcilmau Hall
the City Engineer and the Clerk. which
resulted a. stated The lowest bid vas
by the Chinese firm Of Quong Coon
Lang. AMI the next lowest tina, 81 Mr.
George Edward- The Fire Committee
were authorized to lease Mr. Plum
mer'. stable for an engine house, ~ $40
per month, and - repair the same ~ .
ce~t not 70 exceed t25 in city scrip.
The petition Tor opening seneca street
from Tenth 20 Eleventh. presented My
9th aud referred 20 the Road Com
e1ittcc. vas taken up and granted
Certificate we're ordered issued from
the city 10 the member. Of the Fire
Company Adjourned IN meet again
this evening for action upon the Front
street bids
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-07-08
EAST OF THE CASCADES.

W,lIowA VALLEY. - The annual
war in the Wallows Valley has again
occurred, and we regret 10 say has re-
suited in loss Of life. Two young
u,cn named McNAll aud Mckenney.
accused one Of Joseph's hand Of steal
ing a horse. The Indian denied IL
wherculon one If these youug men
drew a revolver and shot Mr.. L.. We
think j; about time tina; the civil au-
thorities of Oregon should take this
Wal,owa question III hand, AID con-
vince the parties concerned that even
an Indian has some rights that should
l.. respected The evident objcSt OF
this exploit Is - have troops sent into
the valley. To sacrifice album n life
oat of selfish motives like these. should
meet with the severes. parliament. IL
- not known whether troops will ia
sent ar not They have been applied
for. however.
THE WgNarrEE COUNTRY Mr. III
Bryan, Is just in from the Wenat ,hee
country. having been out there several
months In regard IN the mines, he re
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Nor So.--We are glad to learn by =
teiegtam to the Dispotch from Mr.. Gil.
liland, telegraph operator at La Connor,
that Capt. Il. +. Dodge, who resides
near that place, instead Of being dead
as was reported in our issue of the
aIth ult, is still alive aud in
the enjoyment of better health than
for months past. We copied the item
from some newspaper down the Sound.
and took il for granted that the report
was true; bat We are much graiified
~ now appri.e .saF rcsdsr. at the fact
that the Captain is still az ESQ, and
hope It will be many years hence be-
fore we shall lave 10 chronicle his or
any other good citizens demise.
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THE DAILY iNTEllieEHcER.
Saturday, July 6, 1875.

THE COUNTY ElSAscEs.--Prom the
report # the Coarty Audh9r. - tic
fiscal year ending Aay lst. 1876. ~bieh
has been handed 10 fof publication. we
condeuse tie follos ing Ia the Sch0ol
Fund. the last year balance vas *g32
g.; total receipt=. - .5e9 -; total di.-
bur sements: sjsT2si tnisrcss on
hand, ~ CSC 38 In tie Road Faud.
the last years balance va <Gls =
total receipts. ~ 40 70, disb,rss niei't.,
s3.63i-26 balance on hand. kioG 03.
La the County Fluid. last years bal
ance was 81 $40. IS, total receipts. s2i.
6l253; disbursements, fl0. 26Z - bal
anee on hand, si.3s02s. The Terri
torial fund shows receipts Of e., $50 o.,
disbursements. s6.fsl.s2 The Bald
ing fund she~s receipts from liquor Ia
censes Of fl,l10.7o. and disbur
To the same amount. Orders have been
drawn upon the Jail fanf IN the amount
Of s3,67s.57. on which $500 has been
paid, leaving balance outstanding of
&2.s4s.6O. The amount 81 scrip out
standing Nav lst. 1878, was ~. 555 80.
afs1 the hiIBBBA bsAuG1 uaf ing ktS yFtk
has been *l9, Dos q. total. go. i60 -.
Tie amount of scrip redeemed has been
Sij ,os3.27. and ali other receipts and
assets hring up the credit total to SO.
800 n. leaving an Indebtedness OF
$3.OG9sl. This, il must lie borne IL
mind. is the Let rcsiduam after deduct
ing the amount Of the delinquent tax
list amounting to s3.3ls0i. which j.
yet 10 be collected The showing is
neither much better nor worse than
that Of the last year; but. with the pres
Gu; wealth If the county and so small
All amount of indie bteduess. Our coauty
scrip ought to be at par or nearly so.
Next week va will b. able 20 give the
report in fulI.
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A BLACK Lfsr.-We have been
handed the following list Of arrests
(,wenty-nino III NUMBER made by
officer Miles during the month from
June g, to July 9Th: Kelly and an
other, Frank Abersharr. Lynch and
FIatherty, ID. H. Lorell. Lucy smith.
James Wright. Michael Scaniin. John
Mcintyre. Charley. All Indian, Ben
Graham. William Smith. Lee. China
man, Charley Stewart. Bill. an Indian,
Jim, an Indian, Michael Scanlin. sec
ond time, ALI Fun. a Chinaman, Hop
Sing, All Long. Sam, an Indian. Tom
and Charley, 10 Foster. All Indian.
Chas. Insley. Thomas Stots. j. Chap
man. Charles Anderson. John aud Har-
nv. Indians. Michael Scanlin, 81 time.
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ports but little dong they par about
Chinamen's wages. and receive bat lit
tie attention Mr. BRYANT WAS in charge
Of land Of cattle, and reports the We
natchee IN excellent stock country In
coming IL. his party were greatly i'm
pedef by high water. and from this
cause acre compelled Ia make long de
tours All the streams were very high,
and an immense amount Of snow re-
mains 10 melt and run of The In
dams had never known such heavy
SHOWS, and were apprehensive that their
whole country would be flooded oct.
Nr Bryant's camp On the Wenatchee
was 10 feet under water. and the whole
country was flooded HaiLa Hal{a
!SfafssI1a
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I'nE FouRTu AT Fail Crry.-~An in
teresting celebration was held by the
settlers of the Snoqualmio valley ut Fall
city on the Fourth. OratioGs were de
liyered lay " q Jauicks, Rufus stearns,
AMI George Boiee A free picnic was
spread in grove by the hank at the
river. which was abundant for all the
citizens presen, aud plenty left over for
the natives afterwards. \ jolly social
time Was enjoyed. and the affair closed
with a ,tauce ia she school house N
night,