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New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
Niddlipr 7,.c: Good Ordinary, 7c; Neehv ''0'P' ~
baes; shipments, bales stock 2Ol Dhe5'
'0' COTTON RRCElP1s ~. 49,, uo, "a
Nyy YORK. July 1.-THE following are !ue o'ai NV ~
eerts Of cation at ali the ports sept io'9 po,es
financial.

A GAS STOCKS. ,,,.,-,,., AVN
"a. NGw.YORK, METRoPoMTAN,, M0I0Ait5 ~ it1n n y
and all kinds OF Brooklyn and NewHGk G1s SeeurueS oe
inby SE1; ~, ~. % 3o Broad at ~ "
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15

New-York, Havana s. Mexican Mail ;. ). Line.
~ steamers leave Pier .. North RIVER. at p III.
FOR HAVANA DIRECT:
CITY OF NTsW YORK URDAf, Jnly 70
CITY or IIAVANA........ III JtS'Ai ,Juy 70
FOR VERA CRUZ AND NFW-ORLEANS.
via Havana. PiOaresO Canpeachy, Tuspan and lampco
CITY OF JIAVAEA.-....-...... IT ESDAI, july -.
For passage apply 10
r. ALEXANDRA 4 SONS, 81 and 80 Broadway.
Steamers will leave NtwOIicanSJuy ~ ana Aug ~ iur
w ZnrInl 4 nlInNr
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15

PHILADELPHIA, via LONG BRANCH and
4 the NEMJERSEN SOUTHERN u. lI-idTe lower than
By any Other commencing June 49, 1870 Leave New
York from Iicr x, North RIVER foot HtctOrst $40 a. M
Tor Long Branch Sctbr sht Nc $40 a. NJ Tor fhIdepha,
Long Branch Toms River. Warrown. and Nneand: 800
D. 90. Philadelphia Long Branch and Tuckert0n; 4:iO
D. for Long Branch, Toms diver and WaIeiosn; $50 p
m via lgut and passenger tal for Long Branch.
sundays $50 m, for Long Branch. returning at T. H.
". :. SNEDEN q. ~.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
O0KTYN. NEW-YORK, and NEW

ID BtSIGU BIZ steamboat AKMENIA-Leaye Inonst,
BROOKLYN at o. Vcsry s, NewY0Tk, at 80 snd IwGnly
onrtb,.t III oi5 a. M. landing at YOnkers Iona lsllu
'oIzrns Point, and cornwall Returning aiiue AZ
irooSlyn at p N; Tio hhIS , fUn ihh i''O -D
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15

B.ONrCLAIR AND GREENWOOD LANE
t~k FOR TiC,RT- VIA AIR LINE.

NEW -JERSkl AND NEN-lO lOKh Kali
" WAY-for HACKES~ACk, SPRING VALLEY, M y
| I.r, NEW CITY, HANEHsrlAW, und STONY PoIN /
Leave scW York via Erie ferries foot ClamOcfsS 40
s.Ij A. M J. g. 4.lJ 81 j. and $50 SundiyR 80 a. N
Gas p. thcatrr i.in Oh saturday ngn. oHy J.
orlnc through stony Point EXcdIs. tickets at EU'
tcA.. Offices Al trgi95 leave Enc Depot Jersey CITY
Gelcra Once, &; Broauway: see c'r.ular ,.,.,
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15

TUE UNION PACIFIC RNLROAD CoNPASf,{
TREAsIiERR's OFFICE, BOSTON, Jnne Is, 1875.
CINKING FUND MORTGAGE BONDS.-ln
- accordance provisions OF tie 10 ietnte one per
cent OF the outstanding SiAing Fund MoTs ons OF tac
Union Pacific Railroad will be drawn L 1t az We
Office the Company in the C OF BcstOl o. ttOI.SD
Jny 27 1876 drawn 20 be reicecd on le III 81
day OF September 1876, provided In sad don't ~
W " l.. H. ROLLINS, Treasurer
WANTED Peoria and Bureau Valley K. Il.
w Co.'S stock, Wisconsin Central and Grants. -,
GEO ii. MARVIN & Co, 80 Wallst, Nc"-fofh'
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15

NATIONAL LlNE.-FrOm Piers ~ and AZ,
~ North River. FOR LONDON DIRECT ooo
ERIN ..........WtDL y = DAY, Jay l.; a. ":1o H.
FOR OUIENS1 own AND LjVLHPOOi~
SPAIN July T.. 80 an lrNPl j JulY ~ ll'3o m
ENGLAND. July p y. m ITALY ArF. -. . D. "a
Ca,rD rasagc t7o ana $50 currency RcIura tickets nc
reduce ratcs Stecra - passaga, -26, currency
Ora ,issucd from Gl uDWarl, ~ current Prices
HPi'S "' '"' 0'"'i'' r. ". ], t'KST MANAGER.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15

~ CLSrRAL. Il. u. or NEW jersey. -
RAIL line BETWEEN NLWhtNkt LONG
BRA NtH, OCEAN GROVE, sEA G1hT, ANp set y.
1lmc table July &C. X T.: Tra ~ leave NrWNolk nom
fo of Lbertyst North River at 7!5, Sl6, ll:i5 a. m
3ij. $50. $50
Al trains ran 10 Long Branch ocean Grove, sea Grt aud
Sguan. ,,-.---- .,.,.,.
with al trains IL y EAlDN ~ 'th / a. N-'l.'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-27
STOCK PRIVILEGES.
"Puts" and "CaIls."

kyTOCK KPRIVILEG ES-PUTS AND CALLS
- aro contracts sold by operators for a pre-
MUM, and signed at distance from the
market price, giving the holder Of the priv
ilege the right to close the contract at any
time within the time named in the privilege.
Specializing in stocks by means Of Puts and
Calls has been in practice for years at the
stock exchanges Of London, Vienna, Berlin
and the Paris Bourse, and in New York it is
the most popular way Of operating in stocks;
such operators as Daniel Drew, Russel Sage.
Jay Gould. h.. II. Chaplin, C. III. Osborne, and
others, dealing in them largely.
To the stock public of tho Pacific coast this
system was popuarizcd by us, although the
buying and selling Of Privileges has been in
practice among brokers for years past. Such
operators and capitalists as JAS. X. keene.
Jas. III. Latham a 'o., Greenebaum, Helbing
x CO., s. B. Boswell 4 Co., j. Mckenty and
others, sell privileges on this market. We
have yet TO hear oi the first complaint in the
settlement of our privileges. All our con-
tracts have been honored ut the time notice
was given for settlement.
The business has assumed such proportions
that we are compelled to increase our office
accommodations. Explanatory pamphlets
sent free to any address.
SAML Mckee 4 CO..
Brokers and Dealers in Stock Privileges, $40
Montgomery St.. San Francisco. Cal. jasl.lm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-27

lnvalids boarded by the week on reasona-
Bile terms.
n1-These waters possess medicinal quali-
;he Coast, having cured many chronic dis
eases when all other remedies have failed
au2i I. i. BkuFFEY. Proprietor.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-27
In the District Court
Of the Sixth Judicial District Of
the State Of Nevada, in and
N for Eureka County. aaA w

IN THE MATTER OF The ESTATE OF
i Lester Coates, dcceased. II appearing to
tho Judge of said Court BY the petition pre-
s'nted and filed BY Jas, Williams. adminis-
traitor Of the estate of Lester Coates. de-
ceased, praying for an order l., ssll the real
estate to pay the debts Of deceased and the
debt expenses and charges Of administva-
ton; N t lot4fildflf
1t is therefore ordered by tho Judge Of said
estate appear before the District Court on
MONDAY, the 9Th day Of March, 1876, at IL
o'clock in the forenoon Of said day, at the
court-room Of said Court. in tho town Of Eu-
order should not BE- granted to the said al
ministrator to sell said real estate.
LIS. Witness my hand and the seal Of said
Court this 18th day OF January, 1875.
+. Ii. HARMON, Clerk.
By L. MoLIrKLLi. Deputy Clerk.
jal3-lawAw ss I'm yYlT
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-27
Stock Privileges.

DY THE ONLY METHOD FORMERLY
ID in vogue large amount of ready cash
was required to speculate in stocks; none but
the wealthy could operate; the man Of small
means could only look on, while bis rich
neighbor grew richer every day. By the
stock privilege system this is completely
changed. As We issue privileges from $40
upwards, everybody has a chance to operate.
The following rates Of premium secure priv
ileges on any stock:
81 per share for 10 day privilege.
So per share for 20 day privilege.
So per share for ~ day privilege.
Orders. which can be sent either by tele-
graph, express or mail, will be promptly at
tended to. Explanatory circular sent to any
address. Til0S. j. THOMPSON n CO.,
jai-lm 3l9 California 81, San Francisco, Cal
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-27
EUR EKA STABLE
CORRAL AND HAY YARD

North Main street, adjoining the Foundry.
J,HE NEAREST AND MOST CON- f> -,
L venient to the Railroad Depot. l &c1N'
have returned to the old stand. which have
greatly improved, and am now prepared to
FEED STOCK ON TIE PREMISES,
Or deliver hay and barley in lots to suit, at
any part Of the town. at the
LOWEST CASH RATES.
As intend to carry on regular business in
SNA " ~ WIN. SHIPLEY.
, 1876-06-07
THE CONDUIT.
PROGRESS MADE IN 1Ts CONSTRUCTION.

PROGRESS MADE IN 1T5 CONSTRUCTION.
"A lni.ch lns BEEN said uf late In regard 10 the
Fullerton avenue conduit and its construction, 1t
mas not be unntcre.tlnS to give statement of how
far the work has progressed up 10 tha time. Tic
tunnel rnns from The North Branch to tho lax, ac
distance Of II, 710 fceL including $50 feet
under the lake 10 the ahnft to DO built
there. Laat ycas 4,a00 fect Of open work
WIS completed from tho river, The sunnelng
under tho lakr-7'D fcet-is finished. bnt not TIM
bcsel. 4, prcHcnt there are three shafts sunk,
One is near tho lake shore. at Latsahee and tho
other ut Sheffield street. From the lake shore
snis work lnr extended westward over 2 200 feet.
Thu I.arrabec Attcrt shaft has been worked fur a
length Of uver 400 feet, whilo at Sheffield street
only 100 feet !,aye thus far bern cxcayated. Thua
the t"ta number ot feet dug mt IN the tunnel to
10 BE-. built. Il IL cxncctcA that the work
will bc completed ths year II finances
will allow. The piHn cnntemplatcs crib In The
lake. q distance Of 40 feet from ihs shore. to
engine ut tho river. What knl 0! machine this
will be, unt who will bnill II. hos not yet been de-
tcrn,tncA upon. However, IL will bc 4 comparative
ly small AGaEr, though powerful.
, 1876-06-07

sna Hal Il i he, F.ambnll, You'd 'eaa ssS II IN
to him. together With q frank that would rnnhle
Him to 'fnd all iis Telegraph hMt,nes1 , eyer tne
!nr lhe fact lin. hs ra!ron an,l telegraph officials
were nt"nt the "hJ re1tonH entitled r. hnld ~.
Tyh"' the rrorcrty nnlcr negotiation hc'ongT,,. y;,
liz, Ut onco wrote n letter 10 j, f. ll!ll.
n s ~ s'n at ssS a t. .s III t. es cns u to s e is'f @
Courts, lie Ind the hrfutc lie Chief, anu De-
!!ecslvc oNciIl war Detailed to work nr the :9.e:
watch tl,tonrhout sanrtlay in The hnpo fhat il'll
woaA cali fnr thc lrttrr. bu. was a!.appnlnsed;:
Mr. Ttumhn1l rcma0eh With him W sunday: htt
detective war rrncwrh, bnt without result. icr.
tcrslay. morning lie was uuain,, on hand, md; q.
young men arpioAch the delivery .box, md hrasd
handed unt o'Scll collarcd both men ard invited
10 ri ,o Int I" So in tho way dawn one Of tl,rn,'
ss .s t. Of TT f. s pJsne r.S' a e. shs see
esraph aes III iranS. S At se @ t fsi'o%s esss
and with so,nr show Of dignity present.
81 one of the bogus business cards Of tirihwoa y
iurorlant than the detective haa at sst supposed;
In slclr Pockets were found many of The cards. ni
ner nj Of sixth street and washington ssennc, were
tuund circulars md busIncx+ enr,r which indicated
tho extent If their tran,actsons. Among
t.'nr, bogus Chicago huu'e.,. which they
%Iefatsa hsf.Fs somS hers r. fSna; ,, ;vr
nForcr na1ne, a., among sl,cr letters several fIon
and othcru Olell, III, Nil brra'ling tho grcatc't
affection and begging them Ia CONC home and lend
, 1876-06-07
RAILROADS.
NO FURTHER REDUCTIONS.

NO FURTHER REDUCTIONS.
It has been finally decided by tho Esstern rail-
roads 10 n,ako nn further reaucttons In passenger
rates, Thero IL. howcvcr, no probability that tho
present raoh will go up again before next winter.
Tho reduction which has been made In passenger
rates Is virtually no reduction At all. It IL we'll
Understood that tho railroads hive bccn and arc
now selling raund.trlp Centennial tickets to all
points East at reduction OF Is per cent from tho
ratga TINT existed before tho present reduction was
made Thus person can buy Centennial ticket
froln Chicago to Now York and return via ph!'adol.
phg, which s good for sixty days, for $33, while
thu ro1ueea faro to New York IL SID and tho sn1no
amount TO RETURN which makes the round trip on
tlckrts limited to tyo dnys only and no lay -0yor
checks $J9. It Gun thus bu kuei. that peonle who
y!a!t tho Centennial will not bc benefited by tho
ducton in passenger lntcs, md can do better By
purchasing tfe regular Centennial Tickets.
Tho railroads Wcru we'll nWASc nj this when they
Determined 10 mako the reduction II looked
strRnge III tho aEst placc Tint concession was 10
bo ma1e to tho public. and that railroad managers
wero willing u forcgo the large pronta they cx-
necso4 to MAKE from tho Centennial buainesa.
they expect additional gains from thelr adro!t
movement. they believe tho public Will be do
cesscd BY she'r apparent reduction, and turn out
almost nnani,IoHsly tD kco the Centennial, 1t IL
the general opinion that they aro greatly nitstakon.
, 1876-06-07

The St. Louis Frp"btlea" Of yesterday morning
hns thu following concerning tho arrest Of cpup]e
a. f,hirn.o s,ytrIr,. ,xho ren h.,ca cn,um,sssnn
nn.a nss IN, .'n,' ,,,n "d ,os, n"n.
posed by onc o! The city papers:
Ab1ut a wcck ago Tho EuperIntcudcnt of Nrah.
streets Mercantile Aguncy called on thu Chiuf Of
Police and suited 10 him eIat hp desired to secure
thu captute of ,nau, ur a couple Of nun, wi.S
were representing themselves IN prod ner c!,ants
carrying On business at No. Hll pinu street. jls
sail that d couple OF days previously bunl-
ncns.l!ke young lnan Ind called Ut tfo uxu,cy.
represented that ho sas abuut 10 opcu IN sn cx.
temsiye commission business III thc locality
rtatcd. md procured one Of IrndHtreeia registers
~ hook containing Iibt ot lll the buuiucss houses
Of thu unitvti htater. together with tic fnnnc!u}
ttnt,ling nf zach. The price Ut tic hook was SIiO
which amount the applicant could moi uroducp
ilut as b. represented thai l,r wouI urel, IN on
ills Isl, and exhibited yoUl lrtcrs 0f reference, hv
WA allowed to taku tic D0ok IN time ii scr,ls
tilat N soon ~ il,s stranger g"t ,le Lonk ile
began TO issue circulars MID rarls tu ,uuscs
na,fonars mi Ti,u catt rca,l " follows: "Srsswali @
t. a., i,rodaeo merchants sui ieaivfs In toiacco,
, 1876-06-07
MOODY,



.. l.. Mondy tcclused last evening 10 young men
only In Farwcl Hall on ''Danrl In Babylon" :"
The hail was dcnec1y packed In every pnrt with MI
audience nf men Of every ngo md condition In life.
and the ntmott Interest was taken in the rrorcrd-
InGr. Tho services were opened by singing the
1al~t hymn. hut tho audience not knowing
s4 tut III were 9Spec!sd; ;onts to +, !in': !%1%
sang and the ftirring words rnnc thr",'gh the nai'
With rcnsarkal'c effect AZ the cgncl!,stnn "f the
;ss1s ay isa %a s Is = i SfEfs .. ,E I'd Il is%Es' % M M
low ol Fire" which he rendered. In bl. uwn pccul
lar feeling and effective nnnncr. 49,
l,eforu commencing his lecture, Ar. tlnoty
spike n few. wor,!f in rratsc. Of the tonn: Mems
Christian A'eociatinn and ti,o great, Eood wnrk
he could to aid TIC society ' tho nnl,G w"rk' lls
ta that no s IL ,ht ,s c,, w"FH of n't otwr Sar
Hail. liz appealed fur n1eul1era md financial hcf
md ttatrs wlnt the Christian Atfociat"n intended
10 do in the future fot the entertalnment Of shs
many lpr'ers wure nGdcd ~ tho rnll Of the i. ~
{: !: Mr. Mo"!y ann,Mnced that one tnu ga.e
S Apn",s ,! e s L" h he tSI "nt tsr scc ync 10
MN Mr.. :updy thcl, said lie had received note
fron anuthcr gentleman who. gave anHlllGr thou.
Mg. Niles then tang 'Danc!s Band," tho M.
jience Joining in the chorus. ,,.....
Mr.. MnDHy Il lecture was m c1hhntt1fe discourse
from the lffc Of nanftl In Dnbyon. showing low
he 0ycEcaino temptation. anil huw he witrt0ul the
doing Of wrong amid the greatest dangers md
t|trcntcnnEr an1 t.nw implicitly hB had ohcyctl
l.nl nnd ha' Ind faith In Him. The lecture was of
that peculiarly ttrting character for which Mt.
Mnndy is notefl and wns intended to convey
moral lrrson to yonnE men tu tcnch them a love
Ut temperance, md to sl1ow them the wny to Il
hn1!cr ind brighter llio. which, wns ohtainabc
through Jesus Christ, who wGulA give ttlcM at
everlasting hume In the world 10 c1n,c.
lila VLAEs, ETC.
There IL n poashtity Q! Mr. Mooly's remaining
In thu city urcr Sunday, lis 1t IL llA dtsre to t0ld
meetings for the rurpnsc of saFfny fund 10 il
ni0rtgageull the church III which sln}. Whttlr Inns
lWpn labering on Indiana street, Slonli he con-
elutr tn n,fd there meetings. lie will arrange 10
ppeals three times next Suntny once IN the south
side, oncc on tho Wcet Side, and once the Nurth
sile. II .laa not brcn detcrmine,l whether thPrs
Will he evening meetings during the week.. Mr..
MANLY vii! prul'ay lcnse for MassachHtctta nhont
| Monlny mGrnlng. ftcrc he Will spcnh the sum.
| tncr months ut hin mothers home. studying for
the fu1t campaign against nnrlchoousncAa. II Inns
,1ot been ,ccitr!i uH 10 whether he will mike his
first attnck tho atsunEliolr Of Satan IN ortnn
/ or EhlcAEu. but, In cUnvcrsatlun with Tnlnl'SE
reporter yesterday lie said there wan probability
! ilnL lle would cuinc tu ChCa.n first The church
on the Nnrth Sl.u has been very nearly ratd for,
The nilutce yet tu hr COLLECTED amounting to only
81. 800. TA4. 3fr. Moudy said, would le collected
h"fore 'rhurrlay night and the church established
on u 1rm IlIsls,
, 1876-06-07
THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC,

Its RcunIon nt dclplEn-- DlsttnEuE&iea
Military md Civil prrsonare. In Attend.
-
m"ee' ~
FIt1thnfLrittA. "Hne ".-lhe reunion OF the
Army O, the rotomac ut the Academy Of Music is
trh.. ,ssonh,v ~ H., hc,d.rny ,no,y r1,c. a. ~
iAo "eH'"''9 ~ s"e 3as"t.' 'o"" Ft"so ~ -
oclock' anu previous 10 that aohs 1he has1heta
meetings OF the vnrlUuB corps associations cum
a,itutia; the Society Of thu Army Ut the
tni,,,.c ..,, hail md an1ro,a ,I,ctca
.o'oNae WIZ ~" ""1 ''t'1o'o e'etu.u ~.
to sctfe iol the cHs"'"k 3eAs. 1he
auditorium Of the Academy waa beautifully decor
uted, md presented Il finer appearance pcrhaps,
than ever before. The stayc wus ret in a ca,up
aceHe' tno 'fon' J"ht ns"'no 'ne 'oo's''ts' oe'ns
grand with tlc WIZ dccorntons Of guns nit! car.
riaGes, ont OIL each side, snCke nrns, and pyrn-
,uiI pf drums I,chtuti tin scn.a fur rucsla ,yns
nlantr., ,ha hcnlo,,nrttra nnv nf Gen WrofI.
stretched b5 wires to ah"w tho golden cngic cncr'
rled by the wtcath, which IL tue caIgn tho 1eld.
The Hef tenth md Atnpls wcra in the bucL,.rn,tn1
Lana h,forr I'm Iuur ,f nncn,n,t M, hs1rnnv
uo, nv .,.. re. o IJ ;.'s
guests wcto filled lip with waiting audience. at
Il o'clock prccfseIy, thu distinguished civic and
,,t1t,nrv vonII.n,u invlts,I nu,,,, tba .tov. ,rh
H., .sa r...,, rp..", so,.,tJ w.. "o
naa aaset'oiea III 1he Eseea looH'' '"areheo out
headed by Mai. -den. Hancock and cx-Goy. John
a, Dix, Of New York; then caule Guns
sh,rIa.,, md shermnn firm. 1.n,rrt Pit.
~. .. .e'" ,.','s,usJ." ',,
Iefeohs anu steI. Saa"a'1alcf, deAs. AFcElt,
Hooker, Mcintosh. ingalls,, l'cavcs, parke, und
Seltflogc, Col*. Andcssul nfa Mhipplc. or shGr.
nan'H stuff. mud number of other officers III df
feEcnt Eraus IN Tho iiesanr Army. l5osidca these,
there Wg!c seated Oh tin sta 10 ten. T. H. !. CHl-
Liz Anu tlnshaH!, t1.iOy. AHll!e" .. Eu!ltn, e1-
, 1876-06-07
IHiIMB GINGER.

Mcssrs. Weeks i Potter. prolrctors Of Sanford's
Jamaica Ginger, aru now among the largest direct
Importers OF thu true jamaica ginger root, which
Ii grown md gathered to their order on tho fBlunh
Of jamaica. NUM- hui. tho - mea1y thumbs " arc
sent them, which, when combined according tu
thc!r original process with choice asomatics nni
French brandy. gives 10 their extract flavor to be
found in no other extsact or essenco oF ginger.
Hence It's reputation lis tho hest has become M
tloHal. Thousands If our lrat families will not
CONSENT 10 hu for moment without this elegantly
favored mil effective hnusehnA sicclnc fur ts-
cnsrs and nllncntn Incidental To tho nunlntcr ara.
sou, to travelling and to sudden chnngra u food,
water. or temperature Me can cuEal4!iy recon-.
mend ii.-UustoH Journal.
, 1876-06-07
Rtlrcmer, corner Washington and shngamon
strces, this evening, for tho boneht Of tho church.


HfpE FANh.
The r0nrtl at Trustcus nf lIydn Park met ycHtcr.
day afternoon. Mt being present.
MI sehlnnl n,adr somewhat heated speech
ahout the ,nanner in which lrrtficnt t'eahlcy Ind
treated tho {;crnlanr In scn'eanfzing The rni!cn
fare, MI of thp policemen If that nationality hav.
inK bern discharged. while nearly avery Irish 70.
lccmAn hat been retnIncd. Mt. l1ersley explain
csl TINT l'e lad mt consulted the clams Of nation.
alIy In wrcA!nB out the force hut had tried IL ro'
tain tho hest men. Eventually a rcrnlntlon rein-
stattng Officer stc!nbcrrcr was adopted, nn,l the
President instructed to makc p'Hcc for HIN IN
the futcc. ..... -.-....
An amendment to MI ordinance now IN force was
of!errd by Mr.. Taylor. crcRtlnE twu hrltEe TENDERS
at Ninety nth rrcct brisr nj ra!nt'eA of $40 pur
month each tnnteai Of nNc at ssn per month; con.
% feffei 10 til ,iC C"mittce % q" srcets aid Highways
Tho petition for tnnc;nnml.f1ig Commercial
syen.e wG. n 'spnts eafk rom s Gnitttt ,s, t1 m
street wae not yet fully aud legally opened, n!s't
that therefore ne Improvement con,d hs lcylr ,y
Fsia, cpsrt nsefpea a'd laSsd
lawn avenue, fron Fifty ftst street Ii Hyde Park
avenue, VIA rcpcn1rd md ncw 0ne patAeh f1F .
U:lnch pipe from Forty 'fth street III tffty'arst
rio clerk wns authorized tn advertise for bids
for tho pipe necessary for The foregoing improve.
Tue commulec on Street. and Highways we're
rcanrslcd by resolution to Investigate how ,mnny
rtrert.iamls might bo ditpen'ed witl' nna were
n,ent Of balloting tu. rcsson to rrrform the
iiealy. :: Mcf.cnnam, .; Ilsaty, i: i. d. clark,
I. After the eighteenth ballot rrccsr was taken,
cand ddate who could command \ vnits. t!n tho
tltsteth hallot. Mr. j. Il. lcattu wns elected. ail
tht long struggle wns ovrr.
Accountant, and Mr. !. u. Lewis tho present In
cnMeent, was re-. .clrc!cs. ,,...
, 1876-06-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

Special Df&pafch to 5ns Tribune.
SrRINGrlELp, ILL.,, Juno 0.-The caaes grow
Ing out Of crookcdness at the Lebanon dlstIllcry,
md In which ucnrtclscllotcn & Pfeiffcr, tho dis
tllcss, II. Fl. Bodtmnn, Of St. Louis, the middle
mau, Stophani, Collector Of the District, and
Dave T. Llncgar, Of Cairo Munn's Inv partner,
arc defendants to charge Of conspiracy ta set for
tho 10Th inst, a!so thu cases Of Sergeant and
Smith, the Gauger and Storckccper of tbs Lebanon
dlstiIicry. Sergeant, of sA!ntly appearances, Is
llere to.tlay, md affects tho mir Of martyr.
In tho soyeral civil cases In which tho United
States IL plalntlG and tho pokin Alcohol Mapufac-
turing Company and others are defendants, rules
were taken to plrad by tho 10th Of june. The
jurtcs were impanccd to-day, and work will go
right along bttskly now.
Special Dispasch to 1as Tribune.
srHtxorsE.p, ILL.,, June 9.-Dtstrlct. Attorney
Connolly, in tho United statca Court, Intends 10
have tho enttrc criminal docket called On ThursdAy
ncxt and insIsss upon the defendants being all
present. Tho Hon. Leonard SWEET, counsel for Al
Smith, to-day telegrnphcl asking If bis cllcntsper-
sonal presence was abhoiute1y necessary, and Ma1.
Connolly replied IN tho affirmative.
, 1876-06-07
w. w, ()'BKIEN.

po4TpnxruyST nr THE ELECTION cAar
-. -. ~. ~, 49,,
w. na,sh' ras ns n.sney 's ~, oe.e''ss ~ m
Tried nj Joliet, claims thut r,IE T..HrSE has been
mIsinformct in rey,lrd 10 the facts and the caupes
.,',a, ,.i',.I ,i, ~, ~, ~. ...,.s..an. ~, 80
WHICH 'haueea M" ~ aHk LOT continuance oi LUG
caso until July III. Mr. uBfieH etatcd yea
tcrday .hat hta wife Ind bcrn very III, und yrs
ter!uy morning lie went to States Attorney Iced
aud siHket him to select phystcan to rltlt Mrs.
ijrun, TO rrUyc TINT the aiy was really very sick,
md that Mr. Rrcl cho1c Dr. +. IIcnlpiIn. who
yir!trL her at her ho,ac, and M result OF his CT.
aIul;,a,lou ravc the following certificate:
Cu,eans,. Jnue u. lH7is.-f have to-day visited
and carefully examined Mrs. ". ". O'l3tlcn ut
So, n1n East Erie street. Sho iH undoubtedly
autc severely III, thnug1l she may be occasionally
Gb1c tn ht about She Ii affected with bronchitis
md usth,1a from Which disraru shc has certainly
suffered for so1ne tIna pn.t, and ut the present
time ls quito pfostEatcd, md not entirely out OF
danger, Un F. IlES1ln7is
RI further euhttnnttatc h!s slide Of the case. Mt.
O'l}ren ilak ohluEnr tic following certificate from
Dr. Dunue:
C,Itt'..t,. Junc Q. 1S7G.-Thln Is to certify that
I called on Mrn. ". W. O'iislen yesterday muTn-
IN. ut half t,nst o. and ft,t.n her suffering frun,