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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-13
From the Monroe Register Radical.
A PUBLIC MAN OF SOME
ACCOUNT.

Senator Jonathan NJ. Bennett, Of
Lewis county, is worth ship load Of
such public men ne We have in the
Grcenbricr Valley. While he never
makes aLy noise about his claims for
Office, he never fails to put in u good
lick" for his county. This year he Sc.
cured $4,000 for Weston, and he
makes the enrichment Of Lewis county
his chief study. Our fellows study
nothing but Office seeking, and. il the
interests Of their county stand in the
why Of personal advancement. the
county must 60 to the wall. Who has
ever heard OF ~ cents appropriation
having been obtained for any Of these
counties by any of our "grcut men ?"
On the contrary, We have heard Of the
suGOcatiOu and iatal chilling in We
wooden envelope Of the Salt Sulphur
appropriation, for fear it might inter.
fere with somebody's chances for high
nomination; and Captain Dennis
complaint of assertion is conclusive
proof thereof. So far rs the ser sicc:
of our public lIcn are concerned, W,
do not value them in gross at q spoon
ful Of cold coffee. If Senator Ben
nett were a citizen of this Valley, WI
would vote for him, though hc is
Democrat.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-13
From the CArksburg News
Colonel Wilson's Illness.

We regret to learn that Hon. Ben
Wilson has been dangerously i'll ut bis
hotel, at Washington. During the
first Of last week he vas attacked with
malarial fever, aud during Friday aud
Saturday Of last week was considered
dangerous, but ia now better. and con-
'idercd out OF danger. Not long since
it was discovered that poisonous ar
entered the Hall of the House of Rep.
reseutNtiveS frOm the basement, ana We
,uppOse Colon | Wilson contracted the
fever i,om breathing Ills air.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-13
Governor Lrtchcr.

We regret to learn that ex. Governor
Joha Letcher. the old "War Cover
nor" of Virginia, was stricken with
paralysis few days ago, and is now in
q very dangerous condition. He is at
present member of the Legislature !;
and his services to the Mother State
are badly needed at this juucturc.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-13

and having lived here all his life, lex.
ccpt when in the LcgisIature) enjoying
the confidence of his fcllow.citizens, We
feel assured that us State Treasurer, he
would always be found toiliug for the
good Of the State. Ron Roy.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-13
t0mmIssI0neF's Sals q
Valuable Farming Lands
In Braxton County.

Il. D. Hall, plaintiff,
vs.
BrniSah RCCrer, Ct al, defendants.
IN CHAScERV.
Pursuant 10 decree entered In the above
styled cause by the Circuit Court Of Bnxton
county, on the 2lst Of August, 1874, the
undersigned, rs Special Commissioner, will,
on the ID day OF May, 1916, that being a
Court dry for said county, in front Of the
court house door Of said county, proceed TO
sell the tract Of
800 Acres Of Land
in the bill and proceedings oil said cause
mentioned, rs the residue Of 700 acres, siiu-
ntc in said county,U on the - Fork OF Steer
Greek. IL; public auction, to the highest lid
der, for cash in hand to pay the costs Of this
suit 9nd expense Of sale, and the residue on
a credit of 0 and l2 months, taking from the
purchaser notes bearing interest flom da'c,
with good personal security, retaining lien
on tue land as further security,
NJ. r. FRAME,
Special Commissioner.
March 14-lw
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-13

How the family has grown! Three mill
ions in lTiG-iOlty-iour millions in 1876 !!
Uaclc Sum will have 10 put another an on
his house pretty soon -EI.
They're raising it ip Congress.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-13

Federal Court convenes a: CIarks.
burg on the 24ilI inst. 1t is expected
that grand outpOuriug Of aspiran,s
for Office will be present, and that the
policy Of both parties during the cOu.
ing coming compnign will be fully de-
sided upon.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-13

Republican papers are kept very
busy now explaining why their party
is the one Of great moral ideas, despite
the revelations Of the past few months.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-13

The Clnrksburg Telegram speaks Of
our townsmnu, Hon. J. NJ. Bennett. AS
having strong chances for the Gubcr-
ua.orial nomination. This opinion
seems to be pretty generally shared BY
the press Of both parties in the First
and Second Congressional Districts.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-13

There is decided probability that
Congress will reduce the President s
salary to SIS, 900 per aunum. # SO,
Grant will probably decline third
term. However, he may veto the bill.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-13

No party can succeed hereafter, that
fills 10 nominate men for Office who are
above suspicion.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-13

BeIknap's case is the first instance
in American history of Cabinet off.
Ger being convicted Of corruption.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-13
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
J. N. Bennett, plaintiff,

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
J. N. bennett, plaintiff,
VS..
Spencer Dayton md others, defendants.
In pursuance OF decree of the County
Court OF Lewis county, in the above named
cause, made at tho Feb uary term, 1876, |
will, ms Commissioner, at my Office in Wes-
ton, Lewis county, West Virginia, on the
ed day of March, 1916, proceed to settle the
administration accounts Of 4. W. Wood.
ford, administrator Of the estate of G. 8.
Hurley, deceased; also will hear proof ofall
claims justly chargeablc 10 the estate Of said
c. s. Hurley, deceased. together with their
prioritics, IT any also, ascertain and report
n description Of Nil the real estnIe Of which
the said q. S. Hurley, died seized.
By virtue OF said dccree, The publication
hCrCofis TO be taken and held rs equivalent
to personal service upon all the parties In.
teIcSted.
Given under my hand, this 10th day Of
February, 1876.
JAS. W. WOFFlNDIN,
J NJ Bennett pq Com'r.
feb q Nv
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-13
TEgEDEa lOCRRT
MeMaoN MOveN NS
MoMAnN
Mevcn A3
POLITICAL.

West Virginia has thus far but one
candidate for the Presileucy-namely,
the Hon. George Lynch, Of Calhoun.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-13

Let the strictest caro- be had at al!
the county, State aud National Con.
veuIions' SO MS to give the people lair
hearing and have their desire accom-.
plished, and then all will Lc right aud
success will full to the Democratic
party.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-13
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The firm heretofore existing, under the
name of WM. l.. DUNSINGTON l. BRO Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
WM. l.. HUNTINGTON,
HUGH HUNTINGTON.
February II.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-13

A legislator and q lawyer possesses a
dual character. While 10 the House
Mr.. Voorhees, lifted up his voice loudly
against Governor Ames and the carpet.
buggcrS generally. Now he has been
engaged by Governor Ames 10 defend
him during his Impeachment trial.
Queer, but nevertheless lawyer like.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-13

We are siric. Democrat; but We
are not Of tho sort who eau glory in the
social ruin Of political cuemy. The
downfall Of General Be!suap is ma.
tional calamity. The exposures made
have staggered tia confidence of our
own people in republican institutions,
and los: US the good name and fame
which Tc afc anxious 10 obtain abroad.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-13

TO THE PUBLIC.
The business will hereafter he carried on
by the undersigned; and it is very dcsira
bic that those indebted to the old firm will
come Mt once md settle their accounts.
Thankful for past iavors, ind soliciting q
continuance OF the liberal patronage tina,
has heretofore been bestowed upon me, am,
Very Respectfully, &c,
". l.. HUNTINGTON.
"a Mr.. Hugh Dunning;OR will remain
wiihme, and assiS, INC in carrying on The
business. fcb5l4w
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-13

Senator II. G. Davis, although he
did not succeed 10 securing tho passage
Of his investigations into Treasury IT,
Irregularities. has done the country
great service by exposing the gross
Irregularities to such an extent as that
the people will never be satisfied until
his original project is carried out. lie
il entitled to great credit for his earn.
est aud devoted zeal in these matters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-06
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANrwRRr, Jan ARRIVED. bark Theodore (Nor) Nielsen
Philadelphia
BELFAST Jan ARRIVED, bark Svanen (Nor Einertsen
New York.
DIAL Jan 5-Saled, ship Stratford (Nor) Nielsen from
London. Pensacola.
DUSGENEss. Jan son, bark Memento lNor), Andersen
from Philadelphia for Rotterdam.
DusKIRK, Jan 4-Arrved, brig Eliza (Br), Dart. Bau-
PALxourH Jan 5-Arrived bark Gem. Moseman, New Or
leans for Havre. windbound
OF 9Th, bark Borteu Aus Trpcoveh from New York
London.
FLUSHING, Jan 5-Passed steamer Switzerland (Belc)
jackson, from Antwerp for New York.
GLOUCESTER Jan 5-sailed banks Pater (Aus), Gladu
lien Baltimore consiglio Gtan Consigere, New York
GRMsBY, Jan ARRIVED, bark Fanny Mcclellan, Nc
Lelan, Mobile
GENOA Jan l-Arrived, bark Fnry Hopkins, Philadel
phia; brig Josephine Br) GSnon New York
GsRALrAR-saied bark yorager (Bp, Playie from Pa
lermo Sew York.
HULL Jan 5-Arrved. steamer otheilo CBr,. Bristow
New York mot arrived 2d) bark Nornen Nor, Hegesen
HAvRR Jan ARRIVED bark Christopher Columbus (Nor)
Knudsen New York.
Sailed Sd, ship Expoundcr, Croker United States.
Sailed 4th. ship Richard H. Hubbard Charleston.
LIVERPOOL Jan 5-Arrived, barks R A Allen Tarr Sa-
yannah; Levanter, Vesper, New York.
Also arrived 9Th, ships Nereus Br Kemp Francisco;
Geraldine Paget B Ogivie, do; bark Edwark Mcdowell
Greenoueh. Galveston; sehr J Riley, Small. New York
Sailed 4th ship Lake Superior tBD, Buchanan United
States brig suppicieh CGe Plasens, do; 5h,
Indiana Clark. Philadelphia.
LoSpos. Jan 5-sailed, barks Suom aainen (Rus Hcrn
Bull River sc; Alma Cfor). Pensacola
Cleared 4th ship Fearless Mitchell. United States
MRssISA-ssiled, steamer Arragon tBr. symous New
York; brgs Clara Louisa Henrahan do Kossack Smith,
do American Union Collins. Philadelphia
Arrived Jan 3, bark Continental, Pilsbury Marseiles.
NEwRY, Jan ARRIVED, bark johanna lhor), Muller,
Baltimore.
PLYMOUTH. Jan 5-Arrved steamer Pereirs dr. Daure
New York for Havre
ouEENsrowS, an 5. AM-A-rived, Siberia C3r
Harrison Boston for Liverpool land proceeded.
Rio JASRiRo. Jan ARRIVED previously bark Serene Sc
germon Baltimore.
SHIELDS, Jan 5-Arrved, bark Turker (Rus, Bergman,
Pensacola.
vLEssISGKS Jan 5-Arrived. caland (Dutch),
Deddes, New York for Rotterdam.
LosDoS, Jan 5-steamer ColnA. from San Francisco at
sydney Nsw with shaft broken will laid up two months
for repairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-06
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER EoLus from Newport RI before reported, was
got OF night of the 4th inst and taken into WEXFORD
MKMSoN from Calcutta, which arrived at Boston on
Monday Geo Hicks seaman died on board sept s.
the that the ship left Sand Heads the 9Th OF Oct
fell overheard and after oeng in the water Tor nve
hours wac rescued much exhausted
SHIP GLADSTONE DR. from Liverpool reported for Della
Bfeakwate before reported in Hampton Roads put
into Fortress Monroe 9th inst leaking WIZ probably 60 to
Norfolk 20 repair.
SHIP THOMAS LORD Hail. from New York, arrived below
New Orle an and grounded Iortugas Bank bat IL
b. believed she is uninjnred; makes no water.
BARK THoRwALp Dutch. Gundersen. from New Orleans
Dec 10 for HRvre ashore Bahia Honda Assistance
has been her from Havana No particulars have
been received
Cape Race particulars The @ 2D tons, buht a.
Dumbarton in 1852 and hailed from Turks Islands.
scRR W THOMPSON, OF New Haven from Hoboken for
Essex eore reported found be leaking badly just
after leaving Saybrook Dec 30 and before anything could
be done she eapszed by the shifting Of her and sunk
In about two fshoms Of water nearly opposite the Pason-
be done Till the is taken Boats along
aide getting the coal out as fast AS possible.
soHR JOIN SMITH. Jones' Charleston LIST from Belfast
that after leaving the latter port the pumps
disabled by the cold which prevented their
being worked for about 40 hours.
PILoT Boar ATALANTA, which went ashore of Morris
Island remained there until the I'd she
by the tugs Relief Morgan Tho damage the pilot
boat but slight The ATLANTA has been taken Charles
ton, and viii soon again be ready for work.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-06
THE CALKERs.

The ship carpenters having determined to accept The
proposition Of their employers the matter Of wages,
went 20 work yesterday, and again the screw docks
along the East River resounded usual with the din
Of labor. The cAkers, however, steadily hold out
and as yet refuse consider any compromise. Yesier
day the corners fronting South street were lined with
loungors discussing the situation and judging from the
disposition generally expressed IL would be difficult
nduee The great body OF the 10 accept the reduc
ton disposition, however, was evinced to treat the
bosses courseousy 70 AVOID any display Of needless
hostility and TO well consider all propositions OF CON-
promise before dismis.ng them. some men who we're
interviewed by the reporter claimed that the reduction
could IN no way be % Interior service them, the
work now done Al tho New York docks such
could not readily be done elsewhere. and there
prooaohty OF sdecrease In rates bringing more They
said thai the shpwrghts themselves sometimes cause
merchants 70 take their ships elsewhere account Of
their high charges for d0ckage and the pron they ex
pect 10 make on labor.
member Of a representative firm Interested in the
dock business denied these statements, aud showed
figures that appeared 20 conirovert them in some
points He SAID the dfhontv could be called a
stnke as vet but " u assumed such proportions the
bosses able TO hold out
Last night meeting Of the calkers was held in b.
tanic Hail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-06
GEORGE D. LORDS TRIAL.

BUFFALO, Jan. 8, 1916
The Jury in the case Of George d. Lord having been
completed District Attorney Lockwood proceeded TO
open the case for the prosecution with forcble adj
dress reciting the facts which the people would en-
deavor 20 substantate
The 6rst witness for the prosecution called was MI
John D. Fay, Hon. James NJ Humphrey conducting
the examination, which revealed only that which Dir.
Fay had already testified TO.
Nothing OF importance cleaned on the cross-ex-
animation. Mr. Fay's testimony generally was sup
pemented by ado not recollect," II think, LAS my
memory serves me- " "Have no recollection" &c
Gerry W. Chapman ex-Canal Commissioner was the
witness.
Ex-Cana Commissioner Alexander Barley also tes
tilted
Before this witness had concluded the Court adj
jOurned until u morrow morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-06
FOREIGN PORTS.

ASor Nov s-sAiled. barks Alma. Lord, Keeling: Alma
A5tsTs New y SSn SAILED steamer Henry chAuncey
BoxSar Nov 2e-In port shin. cArris Clark. s,ower
CBrl Thompson Tor Hull ndia CBi, Moran
for Calcu.ta Antrim. Pendergast barks COrnga,
Josseyn, for rutacorin; Lalia Br. Vance. unc
JALnKRA Dec In port mp Independence stout, from
cIKsrvEcos Dec 22-Arrived, brig Florence CBr. Wood
sailed Dec Is schr Victor PUG, Pinkham. Baracoa
sh De saAS el ,sGTs Grace Davis Davis
Hasken do chambers Br Reed 81 John NB. Ssh brss.
Gambia Upper do; 9Th Abaudo ,sp, rsasi New York
sailed 18th 'rsr Helen Maria Look north Of Hatterss
ton. from Newshwang; arrived Nov -; America. sater.
Ssdif 9Th ssh vi Ros ss HaFsg, John NIB
berry, Loos New ORR zs'h. eigs heen Phnney Boyd
denas Eliza Morton CBD Leland Liverpool, 3st. Chas
Arrived Jan 5, steamer City Of Vera Cruz Deaken New
sailed 25th brig Walter Hoves Boyton cardenas Csinee
grecSed as before reported .ehF, Laura Lewis. SNOW,
Emerson Rokes Masion. Csrdenas Aranns DO Zachary
sailed 9h steamer City Of Mexico sherwood from New
YORK. frogreso &C; sehf Lizzie ieer Pol and Pensacola
LIVERPOOL Ms. Jan 3--Arrved brig Randolph Payson
LockroEi. Ms Jan sArriyed brig waIloon Or. Tnni-
dad
Kong land sailed 10th for Shanghai via Subis
port Nov 20 ships Mutlah Br, Borr. from Newcastle.
shatswe unc; bark Francis Fay osg,Od FOR boston.
Boston to sail I'D ''' "''H''' ''-''''S"' 'O'
In port Doc % brig Nellie Mitchell Anderson Boston
schr Morales Eldrdge for do. loading.
MArANzAs, Dec 2SArrived schrs Melville BRYANT Buck-
ley, Rotterdam yOth willard. Woods ard Aspnwall
NKwcHwANe Nov S-In port bark Rosetta Mcneil. Brown,
from Tientrn.
NAGAsAKI Nov 2sTn port bark Willard midget, Dicky
from shanghai arrived I'D. brig Nesta, Percy. unc
Robbins. for san Francisco in about weeks
PoRr LIMoS Dec lin port. brig Nile (Br1 Downing
from New York disg; schr Chas sawyer. Mullen from
Brunswick Ca, for IT Andrews Dec H.
PoRr SPAIN, Dec ll-Arnved, schr Vim Moseley urann
Baltimore.
SHANGHAI, Nov 30-1n port slips Fire Queen Br) Ham.
on: Leucadia (hrl. Mearns. (,r fber-v for
New York bark Edward James Forbes nom Nagasaki ar
rived 18Th.
sailed Nov "a ono, 22 barks Rlmstone fr, Bragg New
York 2-th, Jas Stone. haiett, Nagasak; Lulu Bayan
swlrow Nov o3-In port, bark cOrea, Ingram. from
Newchwang. arrived 18th.
SANTOS, Nov i5-Cleared schr Ringieader 3D. for So
Thomas for orders
In port Nov 30. schr Stag CBr). for New YORK ldr
for Guadaloupe same day.
ST JAco Dec 2l-Saled, schr J u Robinson Glover New
York via Guantanamo I'D bark Evening STAR (3r hiek.
Guantanamo.
SAeuA, Dec 2e-Arved brigs Sagua Munday. Philadel-
phia, 29th. Proteus, Tarr. Portland.
TRINIDAD, Dec 21-Arrivcd schr John Griffin Corson,
Phladelphta was reported arrived 3Oth AZ Havana
WHAnroA Dec lin port, ship Pilgrim. fowle. Tor New
York, from Hong Kong. arrived Nov ..
fOEonANA, Dec SSaled, barks VIM Vance, WAITS, NAg'
asakf: Ariel tBrl, Fullerton, do
In port Dec 10 bArks Ukraine Mccher. une hoot hey'
kingman. DO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-06
WHERE ARE THE PoLIcEY

As Nr Joseph crawshaw was passing the corner OF
sxty.eghih street and Madison avenue, about eleven
O'Clock Tuesday night he was attacked by two rob-
bers and only escaped by freely using sword cane
which he carried. The residents Of this vicinity are
much annoyed by the prevalence Of burglaries which
are carried on IN the most audacious manner, the
police being invariably absent when they are
wanted II is said that burglars climb up the front
windows Of the houses and cooy examine the rooms,
seemingly assured that there danger Of disturb
auce from the police In Mr. Crawshaws case al
active search failed 70 discover the evidence Of single
policeman for blocks around. A little vigilance
on the part Of the force TINS neighborhood would be
desirable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-06
FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. 5, 1876.
CLEARED.

Steamer Imbro tBr). Wight, Norfolk, Val Ticker
Steamer Georgia, CroweiL Charleston-J W Quntard
Co.
steamer Pioneer, wakely Wilmington NC-wm Clyde
4 Co.
Steamer Elizabeth, Clark Baltimore via South Amboy
Camden-W DazelL
ship Jane Law (I3r), Mitchell Liverpoo-J Tucker.
Bark Annie BraGngt3n lBr, Smith, Shanghai-R W
Cameron Co.
Brig Rising Sun. GriffnG Barbados-L &P Arm
Brig John Mason Porter Jeremie and a market-Mason
a Watts.
Brig Curacao BD, Faulkner curacOa-Joseph FouIke's
Sons,
Brig Ella Or. Como. st John. Mp Nevius Son.
schr Maggie Abbott. Abbott Para-Burdett a Pond
Schr Nellie Bowers, Stackpole, MatanEas-Jas Ewell
Co
Schr Austin (Br). Crowe New Oreans-Boyd Bincken.
schr Amada Wiley, Wiley, Woodstock Mills, Fla-Par
4 Loud.
schr Madison Holmes Bayles St Augustine, Fla-van
Brunt Bro.
schr Pointer, Jackson. ProvidenceH Jackson Sons.
schr Phebe Elizabeth, Mapes, New Haven-Cartwrght a
Doyle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED PROM DIFFER
n States for numerous causes vthout ugesy eEs5
everywhere satisfactory advice nee. fhEDEhlCk
KING, lawyer, No. ST. Marks place
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DlFFBR-
"A ent states without pnbicy legal
everywhere charge ua divorce granted Advice Tree.
Established - years HOUSE Attorney lst broAiway-
NERVOUS DEBILITY 40; IMPORTANT
Nervous Debility Weakness & brought on BY lndss
crotons Ovcrwork Of the Brain and Nervoua
system w1NCHESrERS SPECIFIC PILL 10 prompt
and radical Two siV boxes are usually sufficient.
Price six boxes 81 by all sealed,
full directions for send Tor circulars Prepared
only by WINCHESTER co. Chemists. IS John st. n Y,
THOMAS r AGNEw. GREAT NEW YORK GROCER
L Tea, Coffee and Flour Dealer.-An New Yorker and
everybody else should call aud tarrNns 80 Yetoy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-06

MT Gearty cIams that The bank has Deem largely IN
solvent for several its failure caused
by the suspension Of the Third Avenue Bank He
states that there originally due him his con-
tor building the bank $32 500; that Sill 600
this amount paid by mortgages transferred 10 him
and that he paid s., 600 more in cash. On October
Is 1875 there deficiency reported OF Sc $50 and
this amount he made by the trustees, he
himself deducting SIS 900 from the anount due him on
his contract, so as TO allow the bank TO 70 on He
also paid 500 TO the Srchtect and others The
report goes on to say that the APP
parent profit Mr.. Gearty was 81 $50
which he claims more than made up by his gilt Of
$1,000. The figures show that the bank property ac
tually cost $62S7, and he contends that really
worth that and says an onhand manner that he
would give $50 900 for IL time At the valuation OF
500 600 with the mortgages of S1 500 and $4 500 de-
Quoted the balance remaining would be $24 900 with
which to pay $40. 900 TO the depostors. This report
was accepted by the committee and will be presented
TO the depositors at an early day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-06

Merchants shipping agents and shipmasters informed
that by elegrsphing the HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No 40 Fleet street. London" tho
Paris ONCE, addressing Bennett. 81 Avenue de OPERA
Paris the arrivals and departures from European
Eastern ports of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will BIO cabled this
country free OF charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and MedI
ports will ind the Paris Office economical
and expeditions for telegraphng news
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-06
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

English journals complain that the musical societies
give the Messiah too frequently and neglect Han
dos other works
Tom Taylor has written a play entitled "Anne
Boleyn" Miss Adelaide Nelson Will play the heroine,
to whom she is SAID to have a strong resemblance.
The Kiraliys intend TO build theatre IN Broad
street Philadelphia, which is TO be opened by May l,
for Centennial performances One OF the plays they
intend to produce is "L'lnd6pendance historical
drama in 1--WE acts and nine tableaux.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-06

srslow ana soncior Wilson This evening shows that
there s absolutely no truth IN these rumors Both
these Gentlemen express themselves positive that
there h no foundation for such reports and concur ia
the opinion that they are malicious and unwarranted.
Neither them has ever seen or heard Of the slightest
evidence 20 Justify the mention OF either Fred or Or
Nj Grants name in connection with the whiskey