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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-09

The name Of Hon. John g. Thompson
is mentioned in connection with the
Democratic nomination for Governor
next time. Well. now we can't see why
John wouldn't make q good candidate
Hardin County Democrat
Well, we can't see it either. His at
tempt last fall to have thousand fraud
ulent votes counted in Wood county, to
elect old Bill by fraud, is nearly as high
q recommendation for Democratic pro-
motion as il he had named his son after
the murderer of President Lincoln.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-09

The Portsmouth Republican last week
contained an extract from a work enti.
tied Ohio" by w. J. Conaley and II. D.
Eggville. We notice some mistakes. For
instance, it is stated that Scioto Furnace
was built in 1928, by VIM. Salter. 1t was
built by VIM. Kendall, and Mr.. Salter
bought it some three or four years after
wards. We cut our first cordwood there
in the year 1880, and Gen. Kendall then
owned the furnace, and his son-in-law,
Conrad Overturf, took up our wood.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-09

The Sabina Telegram states that Ed
mund Thorp.. the only justice of the
peace in Wilson township. Clinton coun-
ty. was coming home from Reesville in a
spring wagon, when he fell out and was
killed He was drunk
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-09

U. s. Grant, jr., is to succeed Babcock
as the confidential private Secretary Of
the President. That's right. keep all
President.-[ Hardin County Democrat.
What pity young John Wilkes Booth
Hambleton did not live. What splen-
did subject he would have been for DEM
ocratic promotion. when that party shall
have got full control Of the Government
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-09

A bill has passed the Ohio House of
Representatives repeating the law re-
quiring a monthly publication Of county
Commissioners proceedings, and provid-
ing for the publication of a yearly report.
to be published in two papers in each
county. This is right, and we hope it
may become q law.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-09

Gen. James NJ. Comfy, editor Of the
Columbus Journal, has been in Washing
ton City for two or three weeks past, and
it is said that he is looking after an ap-
pointment as Minister to Austria, made
vacant by the resignation of Minister
Orth, who is coming home to rum for
Governor of Indiana. No better man
for this or any other position, can be
found in the country, than Gen. Comfy.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-09

We see il stated in some of the papers
that members Of Congress will not be
elected in October next fall, but on the
day of the Presidential election. We
believe this new law Of Congress does not
apply TO Ohio. and that the election will
be held on the I'd Tuesday in October, as
formerly.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-09
SCHOOL DIRECTORS
OF Jackson g. Adjoining Coun-
ties.

You are respectfully informed, that the un-
dcrsiEu.d J. prepared 10 furnish seats and desks
fur school houses, halls, &C. ui the latest and
most approved patterns The best u the
cheapest" For particulars, call on or addrc~
II. \. MCCLURE.
Cross Roads CLAY r. o.. Jackson Co, o.
sey1s-0m
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-09

The Republican voters of Jackson
county are requested to meet at the
Court House in jackson on
Saturday, March 10, 1879,
at l0i o'clock A. NJ, and appoint the
delegates named in the above call.
By order Of
REP. CEN. COM. J.C.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-09
EDUCATIONAL.
TO TEACHERS.

NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
The Board OF School Examiners OF Jackson
County, ohio, viii hold regular meetings for the
examination Of Teachers, at Jackson, on the
FIRST FRIDAY ~ ETERT MONTH
Examinations viii begin AZ 10 o'clock, A. "
on the first day Of each session, and continus
from day to day if necessary.
Applicants not known 10 the Board, must pro-
duco testimonials Of good moral character. Ger
tifcutCs will only be granted at a regular meet
ing aud will, in no case, be either antcdated, o.
postdatcd.
RVordeF offAs hoard sC EFanlfnevs,
Nov tt.T5=u J. W. LONobONs Clerk.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-09

We think it is now safe to publish the
following beautiful lines, being Whit
tiers Dream Of Summer. We publih il
every sprinn:
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-09

The rebels in the Louisiana Legisla-
ture attempted by dirty trick. to i'm
peach Gov. Kellogg, but they failed.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-09

The public debt was reduced during
the month of February 1922, ,733.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-09

Senator Isaac I. Monahrn writes the
Commercial, and for short, signs NJ T. l.
That stands for Emit. Ike Marietta
Register.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-09
The jury found defendant guilty.

P. Baker, of the wholesale clothing
and piece goods house of Lehman, Rich
man & Co, is stopping at the Gibson
House, and has the largest, best and
cheapest line of samples in his line, that
has ever been exhibited in this market.
He means business, good merchants of
of this place should not fail to give him
O call.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-09
THIS INVENTION

may he applied to many old loose plates. rem
dcTtng them comfortable and nrm In place.
This Is Of special Interest TO those having very
hat and uminNouthlr mouths. and who have
hitherto been unable 90 wear artificial teeth, 90
such h given a special Invitation with the
promise % perfect satisfaction.
br. BugErss has purchased the exclusive right
for the counties of Jackson, Ntnton aud Pike,
no one else having any light 20 usc this invon-
uun within the limits of these thrcc counties,
unless specially licensed hy him. .fu iltfriugrrf
urtN Dc prosecuted. Let no one dlasuade you
from trying this new invention. Remember
that br. BoEEgss has stakcd his reputation on
~ merits aud warrants n 10 be- uvery thing cm.
hFaced Ia The furcgulmR claims. IL you would
have your Teeth extracted without pain, and
get a mew Hrt % Teeth with the Patent Diak
come o. Headquarters.
Dr. =. n. BOGGE-s, Resident nvutiHt,
an. u 4o=u Jackson 4. IL, ohio.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-09
FINE WORK !!

The Office has q large stock OF
material, such as Flat Cap Paper,
Letter Paper, Note Paper, Envel-
Opes, Embroidered Cards, Enlm-
eled Cards, Snow Flake Cards, Cor.
rugated Cards, Wedding Invitation
Paper, Wedding Invitation Fnvel.
opes, &c.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-09

/, ThOs W. Patterson, Auditor Of Jackson
county, ohio, DO hereby certify that the forc-
go ~ statement = correct, as appears from the
books Of this Ofico.
THOs. W. PATTERSON, County Auditor.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-09

February nth.
Hickman Powers, hozs furnished Innrm-
uFN Naaaaa..sas.a.4s...a.....
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-09

new device Tor securing AFflncial Teeth
firmly im place, and rendering them perfectly
comfortable and reliable In Eating, Talking,
Laughing, singing, Coughing and SnecKing.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-09

REP. CEN. COM. ]. c.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-09

and all public speakers who have been greatly
embarrassed by their Teeth dropping a. the
Teeth which Will remain frmly In place under
all circumstances.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-09
COUNTY CONVENTION.

C. DONALDSON, Sec'y.
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, June G.-In Court of Appeals. Iuesday'

june q: . 80, 49,, mas, trial
granted. ai.ac cycr-' lam aRt befheimi o"
ag. wellington; Weller sgt- Tutl1L - ,..
judgement affirmed with Hair agt Erie Railway com
Wurrinr M act. EiDblc: StOwcO agt HhLctt =,
Order affirmed udgmhnt absclitei lar paihtH ON tuP"
ton, with cGsis-FrTry ag stephens ,, -. u,.,,, .,
referee affirmed with Costs-Nest Ne"-n ofk ie '"S"""'
Indictment anlrmri'-Ma-ou act. Partridge Kilbnrn ast
order granting new trial affirmed ard Judgment absolute Tor
plaintiff, stipulation Win coss-'cihrhcc aB' 'J VI
Autumn. ~ a..
or Ter armed-reoplc rel Stoke ag tho Warden oil inc
State Prison Sing Sing. ~.
Order affirmed and ri for defend NJ on slip
Uiation, with COSTS SHt ACT RYAN.
Aurea fsnis cp-s-In rctffion OF Wheitsey
aet Hoguet; Plat agt. Plat; GRAY agt Green -,
Order Special Term and Of General Term reNersoh anu
motion crTneG-Colfa nj. Malcolm
the Of AIIcalA frescay, JuneS; =, -, --..,
MGns-IiStman arL Bl1nt-NOti0n 70 flsiniss appeal
Andrew G. Crarscy the motion otto HorNitZ oIlns'N
ordered leave notice ~ appeal guied without cor
ThUrbcr act STANDARDIZATION 10 amend lmlgmth' ns ~
cost. T. g. lanes for Inonn, = Hand opposed. BRICK ar
Irrk-Motian 20 amend trdrment 10 costs; Henry D.
Davies FOR motion, :. Hand opposed. 81,
tpoe1s from OTfers-No 353-Bohnet agt iAtianer-Sup
mted. . 80. ., ,,...,.
No 3Go-Plmkeit aci. Aple;on.Argned by VIM O. Choate
for = Ste-,hari for n1'tt1t.
No. 374-frYnkyn act. Srra-n Argued by James NC
Ke,nc for appellant, Geo. C. IIolt for s'nud"nL
No 377-isoprs SAFE DEPOSIT CcmTany act lfrchanan-
Argued by A. NJ Eearlsty for nppc AM, '" hcrpan ior
No. - Powers art CroSs.-Su''rnitted.
3Ts-In - second Avenue NJ z. thufeh.-ArSned ny
A. H. Johnson for a.rrlaui. j. 4. Bca Tor rrsrondent
M. 3S9-In re n,au-y Ne Cemetery. -Suiniittd
Proclamation was made and the Corr adjourned.
The following do ,ndar 81 Tie Court of Appeas
FOR Wednesday June u nos .o u.s. 43i2 2oo no !oo
22J, "a.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. RANDALL Dem., PENN, from the Com
mittee on Rules. reported resolution allowing the
Committee on Banking and Currency 10 report al an!
time any question in regard TO the currency watch hae
been referred TO 1t.
After some further discussion the proposition to change
the rule was greed 70 10y CT 115 Yeas to 81 Nays
The House then went INTO Committee Of inc Wh"H'
Nj SPRINGER OF Illinois III the Chair: On the India.
Appropriaon bill the quesaon OCng o. order made Cos
MIR MCCRARY OF Iowa, against the section 10 transfer
the Indian Broau 20 the War Department; the Chairman
overruled it, statu. at considerable length the Ieasos
for his decision.
discussion then in reC2rt 70 the hnancla cor
ditlou of inc Treasury, Mr. KAS-DN Ol Iowa taking u
crounl that the statement made by MI E3udtI lIS
yvefk rs 20 dcc cy in the revenue was mol juth'
by the tact lie gave the following figures az TIE Aots
al n venues OK or expenditures for tue last tlcv ttas
1874 SS2,3f4,Ss% 1919, SIS1|O'roo 1871 9-'AV0'-
534. $500. Til. -,
Mr. RURCHARD (Rep.. Hi) represented that while the
imports were ia fiHelud Che exports were largely H.
crfaeed f. was uud The inpr sSOn that The exports
for the would be $lOOOUOOO5 III excess &"
The Imports A.,
Mr HUNTER REP. Ya) moved to substitute for the
section transit lrne the Indian Burcau 1" the war De
partucnt tie bill Dassed by the lOuse some tune az"
on ta subject the Object being to have u Cngiai0d o.
4he AlprOpriliiuN bill 30 10 insure ITS enactment
Aft,I some debate the amendment was fGled out on
point OF order u . e., ..,
nent pro YIdIg that any oIHun desiring 10 Trade Win
indiana shall receive "a license On tHt cyrlhcdc Ol
District Judge Judge % tie supreme Court OF any
Territory that he Is OF good character Agreed 10.
The CoiiIntcc then rose aic rcpoited tdc nH '"
The House ana passed, and the House, at 49,
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sided and the representatives, Of 700 lodges were pres
en and. with the visitors occupied every seat IN the
large Hall OF the Temple The platform was filed WIN
Grand officers and visitors Of rank from other States
two OF whom. Marshall +. Smith Of New-Jersev and
Josiah II. Drummond OF Maine, were received win
Masonic ceremonies
After the opening services which were conducted nv
Edward Hopkins OF Ct Cccile Lodge and Gecrre ".
Morgan Grand Organis the Grand Master read his an
nual address. The address contained an elaborate
defense Of the Grand officers against unfavor
able criticism as TO the construction account
OF the new Masonic Temple The report Of the Grand
secretary showed TIE receipts from dues &c 10 nave
ben SiOO.sf9 25, and "a membership IN the state 0i
SO7OJ in 700 lodges. II reported that tn" total
the ground, building, and furniture OF the new
Temple 10 May l. 1876 II ,J9O2G2 96, Che cost OF
building being 1903 bJ3 rs. Tho total indebtedness
was repOrtud al 791Ol5. in addition 60 amounts due
furniture and building Of S&S.jO2 90. TIE report was
received with some expressions OF disapprNal. hui
motion 20 have the accounts investigated 10y special
committee OF the Grand Lodge was laid on the table.
William Dcair J.. H. Kent. aud james W. Hustled were
appointed 10 confer with the Park Commissioners aud
arrange for Masonic ceremonies IN connection with the
unyailing Of the statue 10 Cen Lafayette.
Tie election of Grand officers set down for Thurs
day. The Grand Lodge will meet again 1t O'Clock this
morning.
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Bsrs Post Nor) Gundesen Toedestrsnd % days 10 oa
Tars Stella Gozzola qta Has Hull 80 days ?. ballast
Brie Acsdisp (of Aneha Ten'o Gibraltar ~ days win
Big cslanTa of Pietou,. Colcord Rotterdam 80
s Eniy Morgan 30 days from Belize Hon. with
mass ss shannon Morse Carienas 10 days moasses.
Scar TanbaGser (of New Haven't Haskell Cedar Keys II
w cpeTia Parsons San 81 with ivory and
ser Nellie shaw of Mschas). Gates HumacoA p r. 10
sc6r Lucrea Jane of sheburDe N 81 Green wool DAr
ef sSSa nc ssS' St John g. Nex Haven
scnr Wave. ROGERS Nantucket, with lsh. n,,. Dr.
schr. Monticello Morton Ro,sland win gran'''
schr. Il. S. Stevens, Lee Bridgeport
MEMORANDA.
Ship Johanna (Ger). Bunse run Amsterdam whica aa
May 26 and anchored at Sandy HOOK Tor ORDERS came
%fTs ~, sTO oI Lfr ay Was ss aS a. t.
BARK ssva Aust DgDnovch from Cork which aTssS
June and anchored al Sandy Hook for oraers wac o"eu
'n Bar either Hor) HaIverson from SLIGO which arrived
June L. anchored sandy Hook Tor orders Wa to"eo
Tue S p p N,ssen which arrived Juno anchored
In Lower Bay. came 70 the ciy tth N.
FOREIGN PORTS. o-,
Line steamship Goethe froin YORK May 81 for Ham
MoviR jase 6-The Anchor Tine steamship Victoria
Head rwicE, New YORK Nay ~ ior Glasgow, arrV.d
LAESs, June G.-The stato Lire steamship state Of
HAVE June s-The General Transatlantic Cong72ny.'
Tiyoa here al nIs ocoek this afternoon
DOMESTIC PORTS
KaIisr am Krenll1 wyman from C'eufuegcs.
CmAgLEsToN. Jule 6.Arryed- steamship Ciy Of A'aha-
PORTLAND Me- june G-Arived BARI ocean Pearl.
'i BALTIMORE June oAiTivsi scir Thomas Tcn san
ABdreAs Cleared bark Progress Ne.oen ior
falmouth
May O. lat a 40 . 80. bark HOmoward BOand from
If0r Latesl ohte ae,ss see F,nn Po0e.l
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NETWORK ....................JUSg 8.
CLThRIl'.
steamship Tybee, Kuel, Sanio Domingo CITY, &C. Nm T.
l,,an.,hp Erna Gr) SAMSON. savanilla ana Columbia
iicaT,ip Somerset r). Western. Bristol Eng w D.
Si.amsip sidonln (Br) Edwards. Glasgow Henderson
Sfcan,lip Gen Barnes, Chccseman. Savannah. W IT,
Steamship wyanoze. Couch Rlchmond city Point and Nor
folt old Dominion Si"ams'ip,o
,,,'.hi' Ic, .riv Wa lace =. iialc'phia Jas Hand
shf CiT Montreal. Mudgett, Lon Thos Danhnm's
TX vict5ria Pcez Lindsey Puerto Clbclo NJ Perez
Tarp Boomerang CswedJ, samucsen riga. Russia Louis
BAR Alliance (Sor J. Petersen Calais France C. Tobias
ark salore IN ORR Thygeseu, Cork Falmouth orders
Bar8 an sira Trinidad Cspan) sopey, cadr Spain, Gal
lara ROYAL Irarrie (Br) Maherson Cork for orders
B,r. Fokvanr. CNorl. Hamr oneenstown. Falmouth
Pvmputh. tor orders Buckman, De lrin q co
Felix Mendessohn ,Ger, Barber Bremen, Chas In
4ofk Maria Gorlu-on Cs@edl, Ros;ock, siccllenDurg
Punch ldycS Co. .,.
Park fHn,csco CItnio uiaLl Pozo' Lisbon Ldufo. Sto
Zig Castalia whtmorr Bristol Eng jas. Henry
Saucy Ross tBrl Whittier ST. Pierre, Mart Miller
irg soss.ummerin CNor) wohl Bristol Ing, C Tobias
big Madanaska utal staracno Naples for ORDER,
scLr Mary shields. att Iialoweli. Me-, Van brmt &
Schr Mary E. Mangum Mahady, St Pierre, Mart, Isaac
A. Staples
sch'. Charles j. Morrison smith, Port Johnson, n. j..
Brett. son a Co.
Scir West side paws, Baracoa, B. J. Weinberg q Co.
sc Hastings Chase, Fort Hone san salvador Is. j. Wen.
berg 4 Go.
scr wu. II. Van Name Holmes Governors Harbor. Eeu
tirrs, Il. J. Weinberg & Go.
scir limotly Fiod Leland south Amboy. N. j., Ii. W.
Loud a TO.
AkElNJD
steamship George Washington. whitehead St Johns N
f.. Halifax. ~ s., june 2, with mdse and pass Clark
* seaman.
ship Olelo (oi Liverpool. EGord Bombay jan 81 with
linrr,s.
ship Qneen ~ Beauty lof LiverpooD. Mouton Calcutta
Feb IL. with mdEe
Bars Niile de Ppntgnan tFr.h Rauux, Guantanamo 10
days. with sugar.
Bark Edh Marion (of Newport Eng). Marshall, Havana
II days, with
Bak Florence Peters of Portland Mountfo Caibarien
IL DAYS. with
Dal sPeedwell toi st John ~ b. Tower Cardenas IL
DAYS, win sugar.
BARK H. W Cohoon (of Liverpool N. ST. Manthon uuada.
loepc IL days with sugar.
Iaik Ma,atal cot go.tehl Emery, Auckland, N. T., 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-07
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Julius J. Lambert, whose arrest for obtaining
small sum in Buffalo agent for ~ insuIac1 con'ny
bas .en r,p r "A iu TIE TRBU fought YES 'faN %
fore JudFp BonshHe haeas cSIPus eein-ihihs ht-
clare Judge DonOhuc refused ." hriieie' SLh Icns"e
him 10 the o.doe3s OF Erie County.
On Monday evening Michael NcCann 81 No; 25 'o
West Thirty fourthst eDticed Mary ihn Reiiy age = .lo
his cellar On pfetrnsf of c9uE up bunGIe OF Hpu ~
him While tber he attempted outrage upon hst ~
tie Washington Place Police Court yeseI~ay nc WIS ~ "
: , hail
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Gteumboats an0 Ra,lroaos.

nEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD
~ TRAINS FROM NETWORK.
kRfg RAUEAY-9.O0 ami 1915 q. and p. H. .
NgS.YOES, Hgw-nAygs. AND HAEfPoRD-F0r Bostcn VIA
spriu glelh-S0J AMI 10 a and > p m VIA Shore
llnr aad 10 p. For hewHaVen-7lO, BOO, 9Vo, anu
lO III. II ans 2:2O 3. 4ic BIB. o. ami 10 p 10
Nsw YORK CgSrRhL AND HUDSON RIVERS, 1890 ara lio
g. M. and L. g. 5 81. amt il j. , -, MA.
RAi.aU ADFOr the west
burgI--930 4 m and and $50 p m For the Seutp vas
Washington L m and ami = Tor fhilat.A'aEt--
7. 75o $40 and go m, end 1880 3, 4, $40 o. o. u
EsFr SoUTEls- Philadelphia Steamer leayesl-
gao u sBd 4:bJ
ALBANY. - Peoples LINE STEAM
~ BOATS Pic A. ~ H.. DAILY tSludays eAcepteds
for Albany # al points north 1al "e,t; Cav.
Great tducDu CrsOn tickets 10 Albany, oar
togn. Montreal return. Meals on European plan
ALBANY and TROY by day boats &. Nlb-
II BARB ard DANIEL DREW.-Lravo vestry-st y
o. aud 2Itst $50 Landing at NyacE AMI Tar
rJtowr ~ We Point. New Psn ]
lhinehecL Cafski ana HTd,On. Close 60; me- 10" n tuY
Wit Ao-th and Sest 70 West Point ana New
bnr2h return .1mo day. 81. Pon2IkeeI-ls ~ %.
BRIDGEPORT and all points on Housatomc
ana Nanratuek Railroads Pare FL Steamer BhIOe
rokT slip Al 80 Me- and rdsopor ALL
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The COUNTY TREASURES FUNDS.

THE CONTROLLERS SUCCESS IN OBTAINING TIE
TAxFs COLLECTED BY TIE TREASURE rs.
ALBANY, June 6.-Under the law the County
Teasurers all required 10 deposit "It Tie CONTROLLER
by the day Of June all balances OF axes received by
them during the year but until the present year the law
has never been complied with The interest upon the
large sums held has always been sufficient nducemeHt Ia
uersuade them To hold the IN their charge
long "a possible until last year the Instances were
few indeed where the County TrcaSurers surrendered
their money before September o; October Al That tine
the sudden and radical measures taken by Tie Controller
and the AtOrney-General 10 serve summons and cdm-
plant as "A delinquent upon every County Treasurer
hose balance WAS lacking on the LIST Of June had such
effect that the numerous counties which were behind
hand made up their deficiencies with remarkable rardity,
aud the tax was all collected and ia the State Treasury
"a early as the Of July. This year The example OF
last year has had its effect and every county Ill Inc STATE
has forwarded the cash amount Of taxes due from them
,stbnut fbe necessity Of and complaint, eN-
cept following The amounts due from e"ch "re "'So
given: oo. oco n n.,,,ond s,s o-o es
Chsutauqua s+i4 o. yarslGea .''''1 79S 81
GneeEs... 6Sj2 "a 81 Lawrence. ls,l91 %
OF these counties ali have valid excuses except hch-
mond Treasurer of which has so iat lenueiea no eA
PLANTATION Albany and llfe claim by virtue {" CLAUSE
over untii sept l. hut Controller hOds that law
passed years ago required OF every oohiA the rem
visions and Will probably require AN immediate ac-
count interest IipOn tie money alter june Chau-
standing tho part Of the Treasurer Queens Las De
lsyed account of special act which passed the Legs
lature but believe has not been slgned by G Gov.
ernOr providing for certain deficiencies III TIE taxes Of
two OF the towns; Saratoga and 81 Lawrence haves
large offset IN the matter OF NONRESIDENT taxes which
have yet be credited and Wesiohester delays because
Of tie sill unsettled hiOn to whom the taxes IN
the Twenty-third and Twenty fourth Wards OF New
YOYk City should be paid The amount remaining un-
maid IA only 5000 800 81 in total tax OF $1,000,
600 smaller sum cOmparatiYcy Than has ever re-
manned unpaid at this time OF the year before IL so
stringent an lofeeent Of the law continues the loss OF
The County bill may not be 80 great Rshap
after all.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE T. 1876

81, ,-aton lie claims that lis receipts have bern
sio57SS - czPerduras 1892 II ls5yiag NJ i,so
nj 80 yI3 90 aud that he has eG1cG sl5sI 40 III
f9eut trr,r-,yFuete end paid SG,1il 80 Tor Old detis
order in tit s,.t against the bceckr St
,oat C0lrsfy author Cn'r1ny ioftceNe ryiua
for L, snf Tie road ard directing inc ny ~" tb'
rcrciVcf submitted y6asctLy -
tletat.f
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1t is q most melancholy reflection that ish
vendors aud lns--'iii-u t.ut, never hGlcr iom pal
rnonnry di-,asc.--i iiruOAiyu As-ur.
TIE Vom0n's J0Brp1' is trying 10 ascertain
o.. riei,.l get ri rCnr gui y 1r ~ our r-rc
ro.~ 70 b. helping pretty Eg with her shawl aud
ful ln D. about bar. with hr mother indHr Same room
looking on Ths i, the hardest tial We hroNo' Mt
l..irtlu.
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MASONIC GRAND LODGE.

PROCEEDINGS AT THE ANNUAL SESSION
The ninety fifth annual communication OF
tho Masonic Grand Lodge this begun yester
day afternoon at Masonic Temple, at Twenty hirdst
and saxti-aye Enwood Z. Tborns Grand Master. pre-
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AINIANAc.

MINIATURE AIMA%AC.
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wATrW 1IIIs rAY-A.H
Cove Island licN q. 1910
DAT
SANITY Hook. sos Ooy- Island s:ii II, Fern 1888
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Corporation Noi,eee.

JURORS FOR STATE C0URTS.-The Com.
missioner OF Jurors VIII receive Applications fo IA ~
TlONS from jury duty from :. m. TO p N: daily -
further particulars Information The CAY heoosu
copies for salo at No city Hail.