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The New York herald., 1876-10-20


The total stock at the above named places on the
Esd OF September 1915, was 24o l99 barrcs On
eame date this year II was S52 935 barrels, showing
deficiency OF 3s 264 barrels and the supply last year
was Inadequate to supply tho demand The total
stock at the above named places the 25ih day Of
last August 936 AS barrels. From this deuuct
63l2l2 barrels the amount on hand September 23,
and wc soc that Notwithstanding the arrivals during
the month, tncro had been an actual decline in the
amount on hand OF 1s3. $40 barrels that much more
has been used than imported.
PRESENT STOCK,
is believed Is about s52 p35 barrels this will be con-
pumcd IN about lour months The exporters will
buy, Europe has oil, America is tho only country
producing IT, and the whole business Ia in the
, monopoly. What shall be doneg will tell the NEW
YORK HERALD what my idea Is Let combination be
made by the small producers throughout the OIL region
against the monoposts In this city break the
very little capital too--say S500O00. With this sum
they can start one, two, three iour rencres
shipping points. New York, Philadelphia and Balti-
more, and rehne their own oil 1t Is something like
the farmer who wheat; II he no mill to grind
II into flour the miller will give him what pleascs
for his wheat bat having The power 10 convert II into
TO terms with him. The only hopo or the producers Of
oil against the great combination Of redncrs Is to
fine. Let them do u and benefit themselves well as
break the power OF the monopoly that now threatens
TO do great public wrong.
WHAT BRoKER SAYS.
Mr. Clinton Rondebush, ono OF tho most prominent
brokers in the oil trade was waited his ONCE,
No 12S Pearl street. requested 10 give the HgR
his views IA regard TO the existing situation He said
seemed TO him that the Standard OIL Company controlled
the trade They had purchased all the stocks OF refined
oil and held the price at twentysix cents per gallon
II was perfectly natural operation that men
OF capital should combine to buy up any COM
modify when 1t seemed ,ha. the demand was
greater than the supply, and nothing more than
legitimate commercial Transaction. Tho people con-
nectcd with the Standard OIL Company In thor opera
lions understood 10 be very wealthy, and could
do what they pleased with the crude production Tho
men at the wells had generally made money. bat tho
yield was dccroasins and tho European markets were
The New York herald., 1876-10-20
AMuSEMEN

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DucED TO THREE CENTS PER COPY.
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THE THE IsroPsax HIsropsoxE ILxoEEs s.spEES
oFEs oFE ASb ASB EVENING EyEsSs
MENAdEaIE
A ENTIRE ENTIRE sHASaE sHASaE Ss Ss
GRAND Shw ssw avsHr
FISH ThE ohSnFISs s DSiS ia HDEA o. The
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TO " WITH THE wS5 aoaG
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ApMIssIoS aep.,msn; Of the .o'e. ESa
sERvkp s SEATS a5c' ExrR% Daors open PEN att and 80
Grand Animal aud Arenic Spectacular En'ree a,
THoRoUGHLY APPRECIATED
THE GREAT NEW YORK AQUARIUM,
BROADWAY AND 3sTR ST
rHR ESTABLISHED FASHIONABLE RESORT
SS TsE ASR ksp
THE OCEAN
NOTHING TO ooMpARE wIrn 1T on TnR CON-
- nlsEAS sESSpegs B S9H5' sSp tna4TS AnAh4HT!SSt -,
LIVING WHITE WHALE
Tho only exhibition in the world secured nt enor
expense from the Coast of Labrador Monster Liv
ing sharks Prccoeions Seals Sea Ravens Birds Of
the Sen Hirds sOft the
HUGE LIVING SEA LIONS, q
PONDEROUs LIVING SURGEONS
Tens OF thousands OF Living and Moving Attractions
never before oGsSN = Ne SfS'rs n rssgiSS4fuaE
One Of the interesting sights the operation OF
Feeding the Seals and Fishes which takes place daily
GREAT ARTIFICIAL FISH nATcaING PROCESS;
Hundreds Of thousands Of Fish Eggs hundreds hatched
10y :" pGGhsASDf pGRASD = PROMENADE CONCERTS
suFh aN
Open from A. ". till 10 +. NJ.
TnRATRE COMIQUE, 5i4 BROADWAY.
uARRiGAN hAkr,.~.-..'....... PropprietoIs
ARRIGXN and iXRf Unparalleled success Of Edward
n'!ifs"' ?hE 4uHS1Rkkis hAEGSkH SifsT 2ak"'
s NJ Ts sHss 4 s%s
sdaSaiS gf sqyEs sSrass oy TtsG
s,..ss Mss%s ssA' aHosis SEfH STaT oFF sa HART
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEEs.
.WooDs MUSEUM; wooD's
vMr,vpp .r THIS DAY .nx,ss1oS 40
MATINEE AZ SOPHIE MrLBs as DA'SsioS i0o
THE OLD MAID IN HER WINDING SHEET,
DOUBLE BILL TWO PIECES
.a,S nd III hSTfFEI FEILSs Il B{SE b6as
The New York herald., 1876-10-20

EVERY NIGEs,
tho most successful Play OF
the CENTURY.
D'Ennery 4 Cormon's mar
vollous Drama, t
THE TWO ORPHANS.
with its superb stage settings
and It's unrivalled caste, in-
Guiding the following art
lists :--Messrs. O. X. Thorne,
Jr.: John Parsclle, Frederic
Robinson, james O'Noil.
| Claude burroughs. J. q.
Peaks. II. w. Montgomery.
Thomas i. Morris, l.. 'rhomp-
son, j. Matthews, w. II. WI
der. II. Ayling. w Rnynon,
w. s. Quigley. q. NJ. Collins
and Misses Fanny Morxnt,
Kate Claxton. Sara .Iewett,
Kate Girnrd, Mrs. Marie wiz
kins and Misses Ida Vernon,
Roberta Norwood, Ethel
Allen. l.. Clcves and Mrs. L.
Il. Seymour.
A. NJ. to 10 +, u.
The New York herald., 1876-10-20

HNION SQUARE
u THEATRE.
Proprietor.
Mr.. SHERIDAN SHOOK.
Manager,
Mr.. A. NJ. PALMER.
Begins Mt y, over at Has.
SATURDAY MATINEE
At ] 80.
Those who have not seen
the TWO ORPHANS as pro-
duccd ut the Union Square
Theatre have not seen IL at
all.n-Chicago Herald.
The New York herald., 1876-10-20
AMUsEMEHrs.

AMUsEMENrs.
The PRICE OF THE HERALD HAS BEEN RE-
DUcED TO THREE CENTS PER COPY.
WALLAcK's
Mr.. LESTER wALLAcK.........P Proprietor and Nsnse~
LATEST rRItMfH.
sSss1BSEs SsssIBER!sss sEggEE sssgEEEE
sSss!DSES ssSss!PRESS EFEESS!!!!
10 kGK M. HSa y n %. os Nj IEaS S:
Eykny Eyf Eskssa s"a D MATINEE
GRAND OPERA. HOUSE.
aAp os rs irs
UNCLE TOMS CABIN. ron.x
sLAviss sLs f s oRfoiSAL GEORGIA JUBILEE slSaEni
ZEN xssas sSSEpSS SSS sat2SEss FOLKS
REALISTIC T FLxySTSTIos lsiS SFsiTsI SCENE
i.B'S - !" DELIshTa6 BE- TnousAsps
the best and faithful picture Of real life in tho old time
EVER sf.s'H lRsobHceD. Ras11sH',c;P
''', AsTh '''
Due notice viii q .hs opening q tho rexul.s
Winter season SEQ %py EvNiN MN week
A GRAND SACRED CONCERT.
A GRAND SACRED CONCERT,
sLAyrs,s GEORGIA SLAVE TROUPE og sIsSEES
oRcHEsTEA ciHArRs...... Fifty cent?
I .YcEUM THEATRE. r BEGINS ATT
DECIDED SUCCESS
brilliant and oUisE s5Gnsis e. roaEao 70 witness
her role
THIS FRIDAY1 EVENING
will bo presented Bniwer's eautifnl play,
THE LADY OF LYONS.
Pauline LOUISE N. POMEROl
o'A"'' "''"'' SATURDAY MATINEK
TIiE LADY or LYONS
SATURDAY NIGHT.
ROMEO AND JULIET.
Prices of admission 49,.
Admission % Balcony Reserved 81 -
Orchestra Reserves. so Family Circle deserves 50
Admission 10 Family Circle. -
A CADEMY OF MUSIC AIAKR
Three Nights only and Wednesday Matinee Of
AIMEE, THE QUEEN or OPERA BOuFFR.
with complete French Opera Boufe Company befou
,sslS departure for nysrs and ysy
and WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, October 25. At 80
Onenbach's La JOLIk PARFUMEUSE.
AIMEE lin her great charactor ROSE M1CHOI
introducing her world famous English song and dance,
WEDNESDAY Ev'G Oct 25.-Ln File do Nine Angot
Matinee prices Admission, so cents reserved seats,
cents extra.
Evening prices Admission FL; reserved seats so cent
circle 50 cents BOX Office open Academy of Music.
A OLYMPIC NOVELTY THEATRE.
900 T. v NM MN PpPu N COO
, 1876-11-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

There will bo special meotinx Of tho E1ccu-
tive Cumlulttce for tho Missionary Fair ut $3.50
.. IN. to-day In tho tccture-Eoon Of tho First N.
E. Church.
\ meeting 10 complete tho organization Of a
Hou.ans Christian Association viii ba held In
Farwell Hail to-day at ! o'clock p. m. All use
Invited to be present.
Tie third annual meeting nt tic Mt. nolyokc
A!un.a;e Association OF the Northwest will be
held ut tho tita;l'l l'rylte Hotel Saturday at
o'sf'cf y. III. All VIM have been pupils at tue
Seminary "" Invited.
nr. +tt:u(ph torwy, who las given some
highly interesting: lectures IN various scientific
matters w'AEsll gained considerable popularity,
u su,n= ao give serica 9i similar luctrcs dur
inE tlis w.uIer Mt the Surtt.-allo Turner.lIai!.
The tlrst nf thcAe lecturer will 10 he'll Friday
evening, Dee. /, III thu Sort1-Sklo Turucr-llall.
T!4r aAnlcet Will be "llutuor, by,n,,ats1Y, aill
lmltai!yeness III t!,o Vegetable Werhl." Dr.,
L'c~y's lectures uIc tut only INSTRUCTIVE, but
also very entertaining, aud deserve TO be we'll
attslltjcl.
, 1876-11-28
THE EXPOSITION.

n
The Board OF Directors Of tho Exposition
Company held meeting yesterday and elected
the following officers for tho ensuing year:
Jrtsfdenk-EdwIn Lee 1'roAn.
J7ct prestdtnif-Julin B. Drake, Potter Palmer,
George II. Lafn. samuoi Johnston.
7ftasurer-,T. Irving rcnrcc,
,StcrtfdrY-,tohn T.. Reynolds. ....
Etteuttpe mmtttee-uoosge G. Clarke, Chatr-
man: Jacob Rosenberg. Auditor; L. q. Klinck,
0eorGo II. Lahln. j, A. Mason, J. 7. Neynolds.
Tho following resolutions were offered by
Jolln B. Drake, and adopted:
WHtnEAs, The object had In mind by the o19s-
natots Of th!a Exposition in fnauguratlng the en-.
terrr!ae WAS not 30 much to provide profitable In
mote tho growth Of Chicsko and the Northwest;
and
WnHnEAs, The corporation IL now tbs OWING. Of
fts prsperty, practically free from dcbt therefore,
Mtetrdd. That during the seasun OF 1877 onn
complimentary ticket, not transfcrablct h8 issued
to cAeh stockholaer admitting snch stocshoder to
tho Exposition during tic acasou It being under.
stood by this that one seAs0n.tIcket ohIr bc given
to each stakeholder OF rec1rdt whether mn tndi.d.
ual Of arul and II In lrm that faId Arm shall In
ktrnct the Secretary to which member Of said Grm
said ticket shall be- Issued
Mr.. Draks also offered tho following, which
was also adopted:
WnrnE.a, Judging BY past experience, the nd:
materially, and still tnsnse 4 yaluablo retusn tu
h0dcrs OF stoek; therefore,
R<t0tteti, That during tho season Of 1877 tho
price Of general admission be 10 adults 25 cents
and 10 children Is cents,
, 1876-11-28

nf the crew Of the A. B. Moore sinca The fail Of
1876. lie had been khtp-itecper on her during
Inst winter, md had called on her during Tie
summer aud fall last past.
In pereon Kelly IA n stont.built, hearty mnn,
perhaps 81 years Of nee, With short, red r,'la-
man who had tho constitution OF an Ok, and
stands Tcry good chance to get we'll. though
iinplcasant1y wounded. The pcrsons In charge
do not Appreienl any acrions trouble.
rHANK M'aulRK,.
tile only other person At llnnd who knew OF tie
shooting, was founl in tho witncee-spom at the
Madison Street Station. lie said, wien asked,
."arounln together. He and Kelly stopped
Ryan and Cf,atterton went On up
Cnnal street When the lrst-namc,t pair
caught up with Tie others they found thosn In
some sort OF u row. anu before anything could
come q l. tyo shots were fred, an,i th1 seeon!!
no more q. do, With II than you. str.tt
Kelly did not fall, but shouted out, "l'.n shot,"
md Mef}utrk went to help him. lie afterwards
chased the gang among which tho shooter was
up Aiamn street, and looked into the various
saloons but found mono Of them. .lle could not
ray certainly how many there were II them, but
thought about .Iozcn, and among them two
further said that ie knew Ryan as the mute Of \
vessel Of which ha could not remember the
name, bit he understood that shc wn4 TO hare
sailed Monday. Ctattefeon was also mate, bit
hc Wnshnablc to say Of what vessel. lie himself
had been on tho Chandler j. Wells up to her
last trip, when he had left her, and was naw Nv
ing Ia tho city on Barber street. lie had known
quiet man; never knew Of hfs getting into any
difficulty.
, 1876-11-28

THoMAs~Georsa B.. onix ~, :; =
F: Thomas, aged years and montb. ~ H. asd J.
Funeral 10 Koset!ll, Wednesday. Noy On ,.-.
tE8Els-Nov. 20. Of inflammation n H. ,1a .oNs
Nellie Elizabeth. daughter Of John ma it tahs',
Leset, AGED yeaEa month and Fl days 'oaaAeA
FnHct4f from tho residence or her asrsr,, "a.
by eSt1ases on ~ ~ ax.1s Ist n't as1o proesd
1fM 81: Paul <Mlnn:> and San Franct,eo n,n,,,
DRADLEY-At Chicago, Nov, %. =. ,ho ,..,,.
81 hin aunt, Mrs. E. j. DRYDEN Ma 163 16S33aWS!ats W!lts
@ @MasRingtons 0cotso T. Bradley, aged Il tes Ms
Funeral at halt-rass II o'clock to-day b, c.,, i.
.WALKEn-At Clinton, Ind, Nov. % u i,
Walker. formerly Of Chicago. 'A'a'' 'oaa +.
Ca1a 70 Hoschl!l Nov. .8 ut o'clock. F.,ena,
GfLLEsPlE-Nov. 60, Christina Dueb.n,, X.
VIZ OF David dlleapo, aged II years month, .S nS
Funeral from her la.e residence, 15o son,, + :,
co!nt.st: Hoaaosday, aosh, at o'clock. Fnena.
.wAREoCK-In this city, Nov, -. 1s-a -,
plerto pneumonia, FloEs, beloved Wifi Of Wii|{,.m
j. NaFnock. agOl aB years. '. ""''R
nesday, the 2uth, at 10 o'clock L. H., 10 Ro,sSi;
Cemetery by carriages. ' ~ 1'e''8'l
~ noston (Aass.l papers phase copy,
WLLIAAS..,At 6:30 this afternoon. Nnv ~
1870. James Williams, aged A. from jnImrJr. =.
cetsed II fssaing from scanold six weeks aco, ~
Eanefal is9n Cook County Hospital on Wcdnes.
riagcs. " 'sf'
PHILADELPHIA papcss please COPY.
.FA!tRAR-ln th}s city, at noon Monday, MIR ~
Mrs. Laura NJ, tho wlfo Of Horny II, Vatrar XII.
ness manager OF tha Evening journal.
, 1876-11-28

MlaVELLAhEUua uCS1NESS.
The County Commissioners held rceulay
weekly meeting yesterday afternoon, President
johnson in tho chair, aud all present except
Holden.
A communication was received from Chas]cs
A. Orlcans, iucloslng hill for sl,0o0, ha elalm-
Ing that the county should refund the money c1-
pended by him, and pay for his time, for benefit
Ing tho county by exhibiting stone, and thus re-
ductng tic price paid for that to 10 used in the
construction Of the Court-uouse. 1t was re-
fesrcd to the COMMITTEES on Public Service.
Tho Committee on Public Service reported
recommending that tho Judges and clerks Of
election be allowed the following compensation:
Three Judges and onc clerk at Zach Of tue l4B
pIec!pcts, two days tor registry, at 50 q day
sach; three judges aud two clerks, two slays for
election, at $8 day. Place Of holding registry,
~ each. aud for holding election, IS each. For
each Foll-hcarer, 10 cents per nile each way.
u was concu5rel In.
The Joint Committee on Public Buildings md
Grounds reported iu favor Of paying two-thlrds
Of tho bill of Hurdlck Il Mead of ,35 lei, ,l11),
tor lumber tlruishcl and used In the erection oi
beF ras furnished to Colby, who failed to carey
out bis contract, and didn't pay for 1t, aud wus
used by his boudsmen.)
The report was concutrcd ID.
CoInnisaiouer McCatfrcy stated that there
were several vacancies At the Normal School.
and moved that pIof. ~, Riley bo elected i
evening.
The Board then adjourned until 10 o'clock
Saturday morning,
, 1876-11-28
THE C1TY-IIALIl,

The receipts IN The Water Department arc
daily very large, owing 10 the iact that after
Dec. 10 per cent Is aldcd. Yesterday $5,o33
was tallen In.
Permission was yesterday granted to DR.. r.
l.. Rch TO add two stortc4 to his 2-story store
No. III Monroo street: and to John Hustafson
permit for d 8story dwelling 23147 feet, No.
lti0 Wcsson strcnt.
The City-1fall employees arc apt to cast au
evil eye Upon those Aldermen who 20 through
tho various Offices talking about reducing tne
nu.nbcr Of clerks, cutting down salaries, and
adding 10 tho number Of hours Of oflce service.
F, C. Meyer has been appointed to the posi-
tion ,nada yncant by tho resignation Of otto
ftltzer, to tahs effect on the first day Of De-
cctnbcr, md will l,aye full Charge nf the Depart
inens at Maps aud Plats on aud after such date.
Tic Department Of Public Works yesterday
issued IN estimate Of sl7,9l2 to Fttzsiinmohs &
Council, tho contractors, Tor work done on tho
Fullerton avenue conduit. The total cost Of
been sooaes,e ,e7l.
Mr.. G. B. Snyder yesterday took out permit
TO build skatlng.park :ho,lsc, 2e5 fect long, on
the block l,oun,!esi By Madison, Monroe, Thfoop,
park, and the house Is to bu for tho Accommo,ln-
lion Of visitors aud resting and warming place
for tho skatcrs, und is TO lave glass side 'front.'
Ing the park. Messrs. 4. U. 6pahs!HB u Brother
the baseball men, arc to t,c assoc!atcd With Mr..
Snyder.
SANITARY.
Tic Health Department report for tho wcck
ending Saturday shows q total OF deaths Of
1B3 which Is decrease OF 10 from the preceding
week, md m Increase OF IS over the correspond
ing week Of l576, Tho causes Of deaths were:
Accidents, l.; congestion Of brain, &; bronchitls,
Z; oonyuis'ons, IL; Group, {; dtphthcrta, 70: go
Inst wecs); SCARLET fevrr, % {43 last weekl; n-
nutton, 7; consumption, 20; pncumonia3 J.. OF
the deceased 50 wcre under one year.
The Rcgistrnr Of Vital Statistics nakea the
following remarks: There Is quite marked
dccrease indcaths by scarletrfcvor and diphthcria
as eo,apafed with tho preceding weck, osrlng
no doubt to favorable ehnngv In tho atmos~
ul1crc. the l,rgcr number Of deaths occurring ln
the carly part Of the week. 1t Is to be hoped
that the uxsess Of deaths by tcso diseases Is
past, yet the utmost vigilance should be Oh.
served by phystctu1ts and parents III using oil
precautions tu prevent their spreading. It
would nor 6c surprising Il tho weather setting
In extremely cold should prevent dwellings
heiug thoroughly yentlinted, there WIS sonle
danger 10 bo apprelendcil, but tho outlook
heIlg nov favorable for tho suppression Of
those diseases we feel encouraged As to tho re-
suit Ut tho future. The general mortality ts
somewhat higher tlnn in tho preceding year,
yeti taking III ylcw the rapid growth OF tue city,
1t Is not q h!gll tleath-rate.
, 1876-11-28
.AMUSENI.ENT
THE OPERA.

lae favollte ana oeantilul lttlo opera Of
"M'snon" called cut crowded house last
ovoning at McYlckct's, and was given With es-
scntallv tho old cast Of last sea.on ercent TINT
Nme Fnscwo1d had tl,o ,tus,,,rr nar+ ~ s,u,.,.s
"'. a." .'aa Wv uas.ns pufe VI '""a
LUG actress The representation was resnark-
ably smooth and elective, and was received with
frequent demonstrations Of delight from tho
Iareo audience. Wa have often writtcn ~ Nf,sa
he1ogga pcssonatlon OF 'ne t!t'e ro1e, Which she
mas gwen several times IN tllia city, but ncycr
before has she given It with so much earnest.
ness, soIf-forrctfulness. mower, and tntenstv of
aeuen "W,.. n.t y. sns.ag VI s1' "elfAaomn toman1a
Aho" ~ thon tho tsna . was marked Wy a de-
gree Of pathctc and really dramatic expression
she hos never displayed before, anl throughout
tho whole chamber-sceno her comedy -uctlng was
delightfully."- fresh mud pI1iant and w0s nIaccd
, 1876-11-28

supplied him with pair Of crutches, which, Is =
ones. hothas.in the mike md tho material.
n reply to my questions. tho extent Of bis
will, tho principal statements Of your corro-
spondcnt, and II seems what the old building
hns lose IN filth tho ncw has gained In strict
..!as!pll9a; but n reference q tho elcanlt.
n,oru about spit ot, tho hqos than a sick mans
life:" 40 To tho scarcity of food, the neglect Of
patients Especially when tlloy first entcr}, The
and the scarcity Of beef, such as It Is, lie sub
stant'sl'y confirmed the statements, though hee
IL illan who does not read llor even hear rcnd
q Sunday paper In two particulars only Lki be
0isaNrca with your correspondent: First, tint
he got more tl,an he could cat because he could
cat nothing; md, seconil, that he not only rat
chicken was I'll t'ic egg. Iut perhaps tt,oho in-
valide, and yonr correspondent In particular,
are rnthcr lipgratcful II they consider that
they arn dependents, w1lat right have thcy 10
complaint Why shall they find fault with xl,at
Is mctctl out tu themi They pay nothing f5r It.
Let them consider that Eplvufus himself ut ono
time lfset on beans, and perhaps they will say,
"Gosl bless tho glycr," and never look A Rit-
horse In tho mouth. A. q.
, 1876-11-28
rn0',.t rno,,, an' NJ want o. medical aid. rb.
fsp"ttea scattering in terror ~ ~, 'naana ara
Polly. was sworn In TO-DAY a, r..
SIR EDWARn rt1np,,-o,.

r., ,WAantroroS, d. G., Nov. s7Wst. s.oN. =,
cr[eso saf,o' ,on %mpre ot tho United sls;e. aaT.
applications ssss for tss tGs@%%hss Ia. ssps sa
. naned cases. some Of which Sere h.sd, e dl,ooNtnr-
eoea ~ taVor OF claimants: Iosenh h'so,0,e %, DO.
,1.a ", ht1nan, mea1, aeofgs W am,nshs, ha;
Mining cempany j. wS " i1S.n,; ;.t Abr. al1s: 81 %
!! Manuel dci Gasse aosu. aas,, aafs,,9ol oese,ss wh
otiess ho ana at.e4 n'SSp Sap,n m,asa. X'asto .ns
g asfnst ts afS, sxi:o e II Wit T. nnstda
q cal! !o2Sa aS' rss iu aso so's Ae aesa a9esna'
esa @ fss1ng f. es c9,ss;aasss.s =, aps: Ss s:t
plantation destroyed in sinaioo 10. hls cotton
ss v'sx fsfea 4 s Sn.1, y r. g: 4!! 411!
Umpire says le llaa been foree,SS SStnmmsson, t the
sn ss: s 1' no sty 70 re ess se9f Il,
VII not admit, but wholly Icnu 'ae r. time, 10
n1 rom e m asesT, snd b. bedsssss daxss
Mexico, that any stain can n,lsS,, .a0 agent Of
y reason Of his refusal 70 rchear tbe.o s 'h9na
, 1876-11-28
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Tho tax-salcs have at last bcon eomplcted.
Yesterday was asra'gnmcnt-day In tho Crlmi-
nal Court.
The Grand jury WAS at work nga'n yesterday,
considerably refreshed after their visit to the
lnsane-Asylum Saturday.
It ia stated BY those who have seen Sheriff
Kcrn's list Ut appointments that ho has retained
tiitcen VI Agnew's employees.
Assistant-Trea,urer Bcyc left for Springfield
yesterday to settle with the State Treasurer
prior TO the change In TINT otlico.
Nal. Drockway, ,llccorler-clcct, yesterday flied
his official bond with the County Clerk. s. D.
Droekway, Henry II. Massey, anu Otto feltzer
arc Ills bondamen.
The first monthly payroll for tho new Hospi-
tal a- was presented yesterday, amounting to
The Increase over the payroll at the old Hos
pttxl Ia about $2U0.
ShorlH Kern held q conference yesterday
afternoon with sumo Of the County Cum1ns-
slonera, with View Of getting them to recon-
mend TO the courta the necessity Of tho present
numbcr OF wateh1nc,i at tho jul being retlincd.
Ho succeeded In getting what he wantcd.
Thrrc is rebellion as we'll as reported "starya-
tonh Ut tlla new 1lospltnl II NIL that ls said can
b. believed. Iscnnrt has 1t TINT the houackeop-
cr Of that 1nattntion, the daughter Of the ,far-
den, wl!oau lltucsa for tho position she l,as held
evenings agu with ono Of tho young "eaw-
bones,h and WIS mnsricl Rguirst the will OF l.cr
parsnts. Tho twain hare returned, however,
both to their respective. offices, but just how
kindly they were received Is not stated.
The Turner forgery case still affords food for
tho lawyett: An1one tho distinguished, Mlt-
nesses called yesterday was the yefltahIe "Calt-
forl!a sam,n who, It Is said. was vlgltanted out
Pura',ed BY w armed mob w!tf hatter. On