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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-13
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-YorK. wednesday, April 70, 1876.

The announced auctions drew a large audi
fractions offered was the receivers sale of the property
OF the Third Avenue Savings Bank; also large number
OF foreclosure Sales nich were disposed OF as lOOns'
By 4. j. BLseclcr & Son.
l 9 Story brick house, with lO No 30 Dcauceyst S.
between Delaney and Broome sts, lot 2jXo76 Hy - o.,
sorJ brick tenement with lease Of lot 4thst' -,
263 Il OF ave b. lot 24x9G; Ernest Oi.-....-- oIO'
IN T. 4. ScieagoH,Jr -
lot l0thave $50 It OF 75tIst 2JG19O; g, az,
lot s West 77thst 30 II OF lOihaye, 25Elo2i ~,
''''' wy ''''''''''' b. +. u Haraea.
RECE.yERS SALE.
4stoTy brick building and lot on 5daye, corner
iot 1g * ' lIG o Me-
z15y DIS II sho oy T dt s6 S Manon 055C
/ 4sfoIy ana base IneLt Nova scotia stonerolt house.
io g g 90 TX steIansoa WV " "a 1000
iS Ss 40 sS 81 ia jss s Bscs VI a. 500
Similar house y IN lease OF Io no % Eat ithsts
" c1Iner MsdisOB-aye. lot 2OIlOO1j lease has 10
{ 11lSSeGiu..." WIN s0 ''' $1,000
3 a1 re2l s l2So J' LySch @ 1850
800 II C Of 5th1ye. lot 2Ox OO5 leased as aDoNej 80 o
a i lot t2 259 oc S osed as .S@ye IoO5o
l similar house with lease cf lOt No 20, ADJOINING
% g. &c. 70 5OstUS '.4 a. o'o. slD r loo75
abo '. lot 26s ioG5 cas. as above i Lyon IOlOO
zstory frame house VIZ, o' Of west l2YaS' zoo sso
St adj 81 mug a5oy Ss = 80 psier Day 1880
FORK, LosUA E SAILS.
Tl los aay 9ai S T I515 Laura a. &
3stOry brick house, VITA e-se Oilo SO 81 Last 45ui,
st. 9J9 zee Of LeIngionaye, lot lo.96iJl3i leased
for % years, frOm April 1870; ground rent %iJOi o-o
DcuIy S,N""
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the mountains than has been put into print in all the
books far written about them. Its circulation among
the natives of the region would be real boon, Tor the
ignorance OF mountain people about their own neghbOr-
hood a chronic grievance OF mOuntlin-lOvers
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

lay a r. nj, any T,,s 20 '''' Oo'D 600
E u. Hl. a. 80 70 Daa' ilo'p 60. V' 500
Cor-rr samuel, 0" Elizabeth Covert ana othefe van
drr7aer 60 $50 30; yer ....-..'... Z,IoO
bqS 5 l141 ,'t r. e, y,, S.'i'es '' 90
s,,' Jo4 ~ st 10 - 10000
s-s to Olai 90 se ,'o -, ~ $3.50
O. , ,3sr tseitIa a of g ave- years 1900
c q -. l - i5 5i gea ~ 49, 5000
V 81 'Slg fiI = 40 " u 80 '' 10000
c.f ,aS' 5 = i"S s yS STgo 1000
A.', S0 ' as S i in.tiil9cnt, '''. ~ 400
HOY .sS M'Ta a. N "en "a sHG ~ % 1880
&C. l sse lr "a A-iy ~. 1850
bssa' !s5ss 20 Sonn a 'io" $500
T,c Ailss Hsy Go la Geo lncraham trustee, tn ~
7oe,,.al ]. y rA.AGE Deputy egstcr.
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Counirn Real Gstaie for Sale.

EARM FOR SALE at Glencove, l.. I.-The
a. very desirable FARM Of the late EfLWOOD VALEy
TINE consisting 81 about 81 acres egby situated near te
village OF encOve convenient TO raj road steamsat
desirable battling ses, win extended On ma
GleucOye, J.. /.
CARATOGA PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Tba
~ PREMISES owned by The estate Peter Reese deceased
With nrsteass brick homo bre stable situate on Re-
gents ST. OF places lot - feet front by 3s2 St
drep tO cottage 81 location particularly desirable audi
good p0r unity for purchaser For rartlcurs
apply 10 EDMUND IL. BABER ExccIt0r, Keeseyle Esser
YORK.
FENHE MOST DESIRABLE and extensive RES
IDESCE, situated IN the very heart Of NewIfaven for
exchange exceedingly able and price. III,
o ground fine barl henuory gardeners house grane
ios, sc. Address p r. g., owner. Astor House. YORK
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Citn deal estate for Sale.

COOKING RANGES that heat the rooms
Y above GOTHIC TORS that cure SMOKY Chimney Mar
raut.d. HULL. GIurFFN & CO. IhrdaYe above IHehtJ-
tlirt-s serd or c rrasrs.
EOR SALE irst-claSs brOwn-stOne HOUSE,
s.er,s near HOunt kor1s Park on Ffthayei Nll DE
great sacrncs. Address g. o. station A. Sos'on'
Ma
NOR SALE-A coy, well built, three-Storv.
AiSa.s,oop. brown stone House lts145IlO' i-et
plenty Of cc@cs good dry cellar AID
b-sufa garden; below Crntr2 Prrs price LOO sod
Immediately terms 10 suit Address OWNER Box ll2a'
pO.tO1oe.
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

NEW-YOEz CITY.
o;t.S' ia Pt to Narv N Dodge Nominal
oSLafl ,E ~ VI. 10 cyrv a IandgrSr 5000
'Tsii 10 Nav bargee Nominal
OF. o aye r. J n-e K may l5OO
ncrsgt 70 haca ' lppanmeS 900
90 10 'g amss Pr II % 1920
e. and ~ vie o. 70 soionoa C5S1 ~ 1900
f1. 10 Ve II seSiari ....... 1900
CO., so. .ad NE 90 20 Jayii %afSick 1850
Scds"cs ave, v p, -iJxl4oGi also seig"lcAs.s,,,w
r. sG3rg6.1 irregular also ~edg|icSaye, n 3 2OJx
G'I ~ ar and i % aa ludlow "- 3l7OO
Gr-Hd-'t, % cor CAI1stcst, 2JXfo' Ann LouhsOury -
e6 yt' ~ 100 If itbayc 90 5xi0O5 also 6 tn.
ps = and Vie 10 csiaaT.s ksraey $4,000
orr and otefs c1 TO oagaiia Coyus oninal
lis lnSe p6pss mo u vie to luke 1900
i,ali Serian and nspsni 10 Geo no 80. IO25O
~ ,nId s' 10 asda aeyens iOoAoD 1900
PRIME 50 ~ Il OF Mott It, 2S.i1ii52; also,
Diy.sois a " ,orAcr % SdnOl. 81, 44.3AJ2.fN II
AZ 70 ai5o .,,ts.st, n = as ft OF 7th.aye,
90 f' l,ni sag an we TO SsmG $4,000
hos'itq' a SoI y1 go $4,000
Bs%sr No. o. years Jon" . 5000
West },i No III jyeers Edward yandrrpOelt 70 ooo
vs.cy Sa 5G. years, st Ncaaei's Protestant
-, pal Church % Van Deryeer & hoimes BIS o zoo
ofre, 81, 80 10. year, NJ L Cobb TO George -oo
81 a., iS' TS"f, an 10 ii', 1000
II d. "''''' No'' y'l'S '-''' 1000
iuE!c-iJ ]. Y. SAVAGE, Deputy Register.
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A.ew publications.

Just Issued.
V1UE GREAT BOOK OF THE SEASON!
"oUIDAs" NEW STORY
IN A WINTER CITY.
BY "OUIDA,"
Author OF "srathmore," "Idaia," "Under Two Flags'
"Trcotrin," "puck," etc.
l2mo. Extra cloth. al 90.
"souda's' pcn is graphic one and page after page OF COR
ceous wor, painting How nom II In smooth, htlodlous
mar often has tho perfect measure 81 blank Vels anu
s oniy 10 be bTokea into lines. Philadelphia Evening
Bulletin
For by Booksellers generally, or VIII be sent Oy hal'
postpaid, upon receipt Of the price, by
] b. LIPPINCOTT & Co., Publishers,
NOS rs and III Marketst, Philadelphia.
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furnlinrf.

ENAMELED CHAMBER SUITS from $50 4;
A. sod biscA walnut do 500 marble top do $40 pnrOr
$50 tapestry brussels rEets I'll yard inrains
Ace q. y. COWfERfuWAIf& Co. 100 ard loI chatham
81.
E9ArTINGS-Wh Red, Check, and Fancy,
IVA A. o. ca, very cheap for cash. Ingram Carpets
woocns B1rlaps Upholstery Goods, &C. ANDREW LESTER
& Co. 81 broadway.
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Drooklpn proprrtp 60 Get.

IIN0 RENT-FURNISHED- handsome 4
4 story brown stone HOUSE, with extra LOI tnoNhs
81 Frstplaco Heurys. The house Handsomely il
nished throughout and viii be reBsd low TO good tenant
years. Apply premises between 10 a. H. ana
Pm
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Gouses ano farms Uauleo.

TOR THE SUMMER-Rent not over 5000
per year; side north OF F0riietht four bedrooms;
Clergyman wishes 10 hire from May house nat, by the
month"; answering TO tie above description. Address, stating
fun particulars, B., station q.
1 EDGAR LEAYCRAFT,
Os REAL ESTATE BROKER,
HOUSE AGENT,
702 Z glth AZ FOrty-fOurtlst
Special attention given the OF estates rent
inc OF property and collecting Of rents Insurance Effected
tho bc.t companies Satisfactory reference given.
EXTANTED-A comfortable and convenient
furnished anlurnished HOUSE Of 10 l2ToOms
It's vicinity with pleasant grounds, az far rent
for oae years send full particulars to r. G. H. Box
r. Ncw-YOTk POst-Ofice.
WANTED - Furnished and unfinished
~ HOUSES and FLATS IN all parts OF this city, ard
HOUSES orange aud Painhed for which have daily
appcauons storage furntTc mirrors pianos, Gel first
class warehouses. CURRIE, PURDY Co..
No. Z Washington. place.
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II, O l. f T-Furnlshed, convenient small
house IN Cottageplace rent $50 per MONTH Apply TO
". :. CARR, No. Cotae place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-13

rCO LEASE-One to five years, the elegant
4 NEW HOUSES, Nos 463. 405, 467 400 Ftthaye.
Rent very moderate. r. H. LUDLOW, $ rue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-13

ITO LET-STORE and BASEMENT, SCI
Broslv4y above Union square, at iOW rent very de
srl5e Apply to Nm. II. JACKSON Co, 81 East lash q.
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rTO LET-0FFICES, some very desirable, on
first go0r In the buildings, 3. ., and BeekIs2nst.
rutland & WHITING, Beekman-st
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GcncBerS.

A Ii wanting EACIIEiiS, Schools. or Pupils
N alrs. Amer Educational Union l3i hft1lN az y y
Nlndi Introducing Pi1 state Established 1917.
90 MER. SCHOOL INST.n is Il reliable Ed
~ ucsuOral Agency az 20 years succcssrl orEorence
In representing Teachers Of known ability 10 families ahd
fcheols grade. Bulletin 81 candidAt's Tor huttnh
J. W sCHERa EitHOEN, 4. 81, Actusry IA boud st. New
York.
MRS. MITCHELL (diplemGe), supplies
VA SCHOOLS and FAMILIES with Competent TEACH
FRS. TEACHERS BUREAU, ~ Wet Tsir,y.aui--t.
AIRS. AN A RANDALL DIEfiL, Editor OF
IVA The Quarterly EocutiOni't, author NJ Reading Ad
FlocuOn" "Choc, Readings" &c, gives private aud Glass
vocal eGlfuro reading aud gesture III - Uh'
square.
CCUOOIS and FAMILIES supplied with
- TEACHERS. GOVERN rSsIs-. &c. and teachers with
SITUATIONS. Agency, l,7O7 Chsstnutst, Ph.aie lhla
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Nrm publications.
Nrm publications.
lust PUBLISHED.
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By
The AuthOrOf
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OUTLINES OF THE RELIGION AND PHILOS
OPHY or SWEDENBORG.


OUTLINES OF THE RELIGION AND PHILOS-
OPHY or SWEDENBORG.
From The BOSTON Traveller.
No writer IN America could better prepare volume
the be les Of Of spsisnborg than 1Ee0ph us
Parsons disciples Church viii prove bnt
ANAL proporoa o those VIII road with pleasure and
besys With prost Outline Of the Religion and Phoso
phy u srodenbOg" whica has just been 'snsi the wok Of
prof Farsona We conDeHd with reservation whatever
the volume 70 the Of al desire the beginning Of
an understanding Of tbs swsdonborgaH faith.
The Boson Transcript
II has remained Judgo Parsons TO gye in volums az
moderate size clear ucd exposition OF tho doctrines
OF TIE New Church they may b0 by all who
take tho ouble to examine s page In the Is chapters
which up which viii attract the attention
Of the reader after knowsigs particularly upon
"The other WOTd' "Ths World Of sprts" CoITusgosd
encs" Heaven "The Word ami Tho Lord" An AttsH
i've reidpg Of will give dsEc' iGea Of The doc
Zines Of she New than unasssed study VI the
tire works Of swed, BORG.
FroHa The Albany Journal.
The Intelligent reader will find great deal to interest him
in this presentation Of TIE nEuar IDEAS sud doctrines aEd
poetic aneies taught by this imaginative olnder
OF The New Church. Just what h taught aad hoT hc
tau gh forth in this volume with remarkable ceauess
ard rather with Wow 10 inpar information than TO csete
Pnes 81 %.
Sold by all booksellers Mailed postpaid by the publishers.
ROBERTS BROTHERS.
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ERENCH FLATS TO LET CHEAP, in
l25th ST. near sth ave. nine rooms. range, boiler bath,
cas- fixtures &c Inquire C. SPENCER, 267 West l2jths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-13

VNHE NEW-YORK School OF Modern Ian
i g1aees Is West 29nft, hct"cen broslN2y eh9 6'l,
aye-teru an French Its S2irish ana English Gases
fo lad IS and gentlemen ne system OF Prois
Hsuess aad auycI Boston Heuls oi instruction. 10 10
II m. D. ~, 80 To % Z. Experimental classes
gratis IRON $50 TO ?. Ia. u. COIN. , Principals
4. G. u'uLNIEIA ) 'F
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Sales bp Autllon.

Sales tD Autllon.
4. MFRwTy, Auctleneor.
10y BANGS, MERWlN & Co, coo Broadway,
ID Esnd st.-saes Of BOOKS. WORKS Of Art &c, DC
HENRY II. MINER, Auctionccr,
4 late HeuTy n. Leeds 4 Minor,
Established l~l1D
Office aEd All Galcnss, $40 broadway,
win give his rsfs0nal attention, as cIbt arr Tor tne pl 20
E.tlr dcncc9, aud OF
Libraries a. sis Ar galleries, SO nioad. az 90,
CfIiAN WAEE-
The ontro large, rre, aad valuable ceramic COLLECTION
Gov. CALEB LYON,
belonging Lis slater ss II. d. Lyon will be placed on ex
MINERS ART GALLERIES, e4j BROADWAY,
April - snd ROMAN IA Aoudsy, ApI ~, "hen III
Will DO sold At auction 1se eOmmenclng At II CLOCK, a M
T7tS colo. olAr4s the ohOcc- syecincns OF Oriental
ssvTcs, DroSdeH, English aad other fOHLELAlNS, ana
opportunity go oDu ,ao pieces AZ
within tasT reach Tho aDvs sao udor
arsctoa si Nj $. FOUNTAIN, TO whom orders for
purchases can be lLtTustoi
NOTICE.-WM. KENNELLY, Auctioneer, will
~ sell Lubhr auction Al tho Exchange saiesroom III
Broad Wy, EtiDAY Apii a. loi6, al II ocook M by
~ DDcks, The rght TO collect and
tnis al waAkFAGE accruRg at cer.s,a Piers and buiE'
by CsIp1TatOn Fer iul particulars,
"TAs Ciiy Record CoJ.os for sale at No. Cts Hall
By W. h. MITCHELL, Aucioueer.
CPECIAL AND IMPORTANT CATALOGUE
- SALE. ..,, ,,
4. b. BYNNTR " Ill. orr II AT AUCTION,
EVERY DAY DURING THIS WEEK, al 10 a. NJ, at his
store, 90 broadway. corner Of spIinsst,
MS ENTIRE STOCK OF
WATCHES. DIGHONDs, SIN IN PLATED WARE
COUNTIES. SHOW CASES, FIRE PROOF SAFES,
And al the Fixtures Of the store.
Goods Exhibition See Catalogue.
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ERENCH FLATS, most desirable. Apply to
A the JANITOI<, ~ West 53d-st
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Gitn propertn 60 fet.

4 FINE FLOOR of rooms, handsomely
"A furnished price, so per month. Apply on premises.
kaafA 81 nr.fH nnr.
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Countrn j)ropertn Go Eet.


VlII UNI, IILALI II aTU I.NV-NV11 .,e-7,-I
~ s. Yer rent one o. chose Do a.s "a
20 Washington ave. (WOuisle) vsrK, y, 10. "a
house large grounds, near churches. schools aeg, a.
Here pass the door Inquire premises, or q -
DENGsD&, 100 BcIcyiilc ave, Newark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-13

A I.OWER PART If a HOUSE, 10 East
"a 5stst, Lexngtonave. front and back p.roTs
Tension bedroom bedroom second floor front back
basement per MONTH neat floor parlor kitchen and
ward rDl ee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-13

a GREAT J0NES-ST., near BrOadway.-De-
- rirable SECOND FLOOR TO LET. for pryat. hgat
purposes six convenience Call before
Z %
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lustrncilon.
Civ.

CLASS for Young GENTLEMEN and Pri-
"A vats Instruction. THOs r. Ash, IL East le,lsG
II KINDERGARTEN and OBJECT TEACHING
~ Taught scientifically mother teachers ana Others Al
moderate terms Address A. Box 100 Tribune town Oh
Zee. Broadway.
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UUE NEW-YORK School q

Call or send for circnlsr Of full particulars.
=. ;. PACKARD, funclpai snd Proprietor,
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WALT WHITMAN'S POETRY.
AN ESTIMATE OF IT'S VALUE.

POEMS EEFLECIING NATURE AND NOT BOOKS
POWER Bu6 not ELEGANcE-LTEEARY CON
SERIOUSNESS ABsRNT-rHE FAVORABLE oPINIoN
OLA NEW SCHOOL. or ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
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TNGLfSH hED CLASSICAL BOARDING.
~ SCHOOL sf-stflrf. corn. 2Hth spring lr 10 10
90. Apri. -, F.r s..s.ltr- s14ree0 rtEuEHich sEhG
VICE. a. N.. IInCfL.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-09-28

nominations were made: For Secretary OF
State, A. McCrady, of Sioux City Auditor,
Leonard Brown, of Polk: Treasurer, George
G. Fry, of Jefferson Register of the Land
Office. George M. Walker; Superintendent
of Public Instruction, the Rev. j. A.
Nash, Of Polk; Judges of the Supreme
Court, W. H. McHenry and 8. q. Berham. The
resolutions favor the adoption of the platform
of the Indianapolis Convention recognize the
rights of capital, but condemn special legisla-
ton in it's favor demand the reduction OF
official salaries proportionate to the reduction
Of the profits in labor demand equalization OF
soldiers bounties approve and indorse the
nominations Of Cooper and Cary.
The Oregon Legislature has elected Gov.
Grover United States Senator, to succeed
James K. Kelly, whose term expires March 8,
1877
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-09-28
NEWS OF THE WEEK.


The report of Mr.. Barring, Secretary OF the
British Legation at Constantinople, on the sub
iect of the Turkish atrocities in Bulgaria, fully
corroborates the official accounts previously
given of the fearful butcheries which have
shocked the entire civilized world. MIR. Barring
was assigned by the British Government to the
duty of investigating the subject OF the Bull
garian massacres, and his arraignment OF the
Turkish authorities for their encouragement
and sanction of the horrible deeds OF the
Bashi- Bazouks will have the effect OF In
creasing the already intense popular resent
ment and Indignation of the people OF Great
Britain.
A treaty of peace has been entered into Dy
the Liberian Government with tho natives o.
Cape Palmas, with whom desultory warfare
has been waged for some time past.
Adyices from Havana state that the national
loan for the benefit of the island OF Cuba is
probably failure it having come to light that
the customs revenues were long ago mort
gagged to the Spanish Bank of Havana by the
Government
The plague has broken out among the Turks
before AIexinatz. They are compelled to change
their position every three days, and burn their
tents and huts.
The Mexican revolutionists, headed by Gen.
Diaz, are gaining accessions constantly. at
last accounts Diaz was at Oaxaca4 with follow
ing of 1000 efficient, well-armed men, while
the notorious Cortinas was besieging Aatamo-
ras with force of 800.
The ten-days' armistice between Turkey and
Servia, which expired Sept. 25, was renewed
for eight more, in order to give the powers
time to communicate the conditions of peace
A formidable instruction is threatened in
Algeria.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-09-28
WASHINGTON NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Sartoris arrived from England
last week, and are now domiciled in the White
House.
The Superintendent of general recruiting
at Washington has been directed to forward
800 recruits to the Department of the South as
follows $50 for the Second Infantry at Atlanta;
so for the ThirdTnfantry at Holly Springs, Miss,
and 100 for the Sixteenth Infantry at Hunts
vilIe Ala.
In the five months that the Silver bill has
been in operation there has been $11. 1877, 121
in fractional currency redeemed and destroyed.
There is now about 100000 in the different
sub-treasuries, which is to be destroyed. Ac-
cording to the books there is $50, III, 615 yet
in circulation. 1t is safe to say that $1O,-
600, 900 of this amount will never be redeemed,
as much is destroyed and lost. The bill issuing
silver for fractional currency went into effect
on April 20, and the figures given above are for
Sept. %.
The officers in charge of the Senate wing Of
the Capitol are much troubled by the evidence
that some malicious person or persons has de-
liberateIy gone to work to deface that wing OF
the Capitol. A short time ago nesrly gallon
of oil, which must have been brought into the
building for the purpose, was spilled on one OF
the inner flights of marble stairs. And only
the other day it was discovered that large
quantity of blue ink had been poured over the
outer balustrade of the corridor connecting the
Senate wing with the main building. The ink
was poured in two or three places, and splashed
about so as to do as much injury as possible.
1t cannot be removed without cutting into the
marble
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-09-28
The Centennial Ii tSrnatiOnaI Rifle
Match.

The international contest between the
five best rife teams in the world has re-
suited in a substantial victory for the
American marksmen. The match was
organized under the auspices Of the
Centennial Commission and held at
Creedmoor near this city, and the Amer
lean rifemen we're brought IN COM
petition with picked teams representing
the crack shots of Canada, Ireland,
Scotland, and Australia. The contest
lasted during two succe- sive days, and
OH each day each MAJ ksman fired fif
teen shots, respectively at targets located
at distances of 800, 900, and 1000 yards.
The system of counting hitherto prac-
ticed was employed, bullseye marking
five, a center four, an inner three, and
an outer two, SO that the highest amount
possible to make by any fifteen shots
was seventy-fve. At the end Of the
first day the Scotch team led, the total
scores footing up as follows Scotch,
1856; Irish, 1852; Americans, 1,577;
Australian, 1916; and Canadian, /, AGO.
On the second day, however, the Amer
leans worked steadily ahead, making a
final score of 1926 points, which left
them twenty-five ahead OF the Irish,
who were second with score of 3, 104
points, and sixty-four over the Scotch,
who Melted 1902 points in the two days
shooting. The Australians finished
with a score of 1902, and the Canadians
came last with score of 1928.
Some shooting was accomplished
which, when the accidental difficulties
to which the marksman is subject are
considered, was simply marvellous. Two
half s1nile.- Scientific american.
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are the James brothers, and Will not
give the names or any information about
their three dead comrades, saying it is
their rule for each to attend their own
part. The two younger wounded men
refused to give their own names, but
referred inquiries to the elder one. He
being informed by the reporter, trying
to pump them, that the two James
brothers had been caught, one killed
and the other captured, asked which
was killed, the smaller or larger, adding,
Mind, I don't say they are the James
boys" The reporter said they had ac-
knowledged they were. He asked :
"Did they say anything of us?" Being
answered no, he calculated. GOOD boys
to the last +"
The dead robber at Madelia was 5
feet 81 inches high, slight built, regular
features, black hair, black, stubby,
straight mustache; hand coarse, covered
with black hair; was shot with heavy
ball between the second and third ribs,
one inch from the breast-bone; also,
with buckshot in the breast and hip.
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What Yankees Will Do ON the Judgment
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A distinguished professor in one of
our theological seminaries relates the
following Being in Germany with a
red covered book in his hand, a German,
supposing the book to be "Murray,"
asked in English if he was an English
man. The Professor replied in German
that he was not. The conversation
presently turned upon an object of
architectural beauty near at hand, in the
course of which the Professor incident
ally raised the question of its cost.
"Sir," exclaimed the German, instantly,
"you are an American. elbow do you
know that2" rejoined the Professor.
"Sir," continued the German. striking
an attitude. and assuming a tone of
solemnity, "upon the resurrection
morn, when we stand before the great
white throne, the first question of every
American in the whole assembly will be,
How much did that throne cost 2"