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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-13

the Scnu assignment aud only heard OF II at tho time
y was made; no SUIT has been commenced against
Davidson, and believe there Is Corporation SUIT
pending against Miller; IN Hugh smiths case don't
think any action was begun against him
was there any property attached except against
Sweeny? A. Yes, In Tweea's case, and think there
were attachments issued against The Court House
commissioners.
O Why were no attachments issued in other cases.
a. Because they coaldn't find anything 10 attach
lLaugnter.j
.THE swEEvy SETTLEMENT
q. About THIS settlement OF the Sweeny case there
has assertion the public prints that II was
by agreement OF counsel; that the real person who
owed the money was James NJ Sweeny, and that Peter
q. sweeny would pay the money out OF The estate Of
his brother. Is this SO? A. The FULLY state
at the time In letter from Mr.. Nash and myself to
tho Attorney General; the settlements had been
EQUATION Tor a week or two; II arose by my meeting
somebody in the street, who asked me II such propo
sitlon would be entertained; commune with the
Attorney General; thereupon It grew into a negotia-
ton; Mr. Whitney, the Corporation Counsel, the At
torney General and gcntema VINO would not like
his name made public assisted, and met frequently
IN my office; saw Mr.. Kelly ana nnaIly tho offers
made by sweeny's friends were declined; I went
to Court expecting TO try the case, and upon my
arrival was met by Mr.. vandcrpoe, ! think, who
said they mad concluded to settle tor $500 600; then
the question arose as TO how the payment should DO
made aud as 10 the form was asked II | would ac-
cept in the name Of James NJ. Sweenyf l answered
not only would do so but would require ii teen.
meal grounds.
@ In entering into this agreement IT was not tho
intention to save tho character oil Peter g.,
A. Not IN tho slightest, sir. tLaughter)
q. Was tho settlement OF tho SUIT arrived ut With
tho concurrence OF the Attorney General? A. Yes
tho amount had boon stated; the morning refer 10
whitney until late hour; the latter, however, con-
icrred with MIR. Mckeon, and Mr. Nash and myself
concluded TO act for the Attorney General
Q. The statement made by tho Bench that In con-
GLIDING tho SUIT there evidence rejecting on
the character OF Pcter b.; IL made with con-
clrreuoe OF the counsel Tor the peoper A. with
phasisl-No, SIR.
The committee thon adjourned until Friday morn
Ing az eleven O'Clock.
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THE ECKnARDT WIFE MURDER.

The jury in the Eckhardt VIE murder Jersey
CITY remained out all night, standing Ten for con.
viciion and two tor acquIttaI Even when the hour
arrived Tor opening tho Court disposition
agree manifested. Tho prisoner was
brought into court ut ten O'Clock, look u
attendance IN court anu When Judge Knapp sa d,
"ihc constable may bring 10 the jury there was
profound silence aGd tho prisoners features quiv-
erod with error. Whcr they rame into court tho
Clork asked the usual question, and tho foreman
piled, 'We ind the prisoner guilty OF murder the
second degree" Notice WAS then gwen That ON sat-
q motion would DO made ior now uinA
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A FUGITIVE JUSTICE.

case was called yesterday IA the Hudson County
Circuit Court at Jersey City, before Juage Knapp,
wneu tho counsel Tor tho defendant stated that he
unable TO proceed account OF the absence OF
Henry w. Leonard, justice OF the peace, who was
summoned 10 attend and produce a transcript from
hs Counsel stated thai, although he rendered
the Zee, Lcc nard slipped away from him running
into hallway where be hid I'LL horse
passing, when no Jumped into IL ana escaped Tho
Court issued warrant Immediately for the arrest VI
Leonard and u deputy Shorln was sent alter bin.
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SEIZURE OF cay OIL.

Inspector Jackson, oil Captain Bracketps oflcc
yesterday sczed i've bottles OF oil OF bay the
steamer Acapulco from A'pinwaII which we're being
s,nGgsled ashore. Each bottle contains Two pounds,
upon which there - duty OF 80 30 per pound. Tue
oii was taken 10 The room, anu Wal DO
hscated to the government
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-13

where Captain Trudelle and Mr. de Beban stood sur
veylng the lively throng.
"when will tho steamer arrive In Havres' Mr.
Sweeny asked
You'll be in Paris on Sunday, tho 3d." Mr.. de
Bebian responded.
show soon shall wo sailf" Mr. sweeny quoried again,
pulling out his big gold watch.
sln few minutes" was the reply; and the broth
ers-in-law turned back and resumed their walk.
THE FINAL FAREWELL
The writer meanwhile, went down to inspect Mr.
Sweeny's stateroom, No. Al and 43. 1t was u large,
handsomely furnished room, and admirably situated,
being the third the right from the dining room.
Besides the usual double berth II contained sofa be-
ing really calculated for three persons. His next
neigh Mr.. Rossi. Italian, who comes from
Yokohama with shipment Of silkworms' eggs; a
French nobleman Of the strange name OF De Morgan,
and Mrs. Dachauer, the handsome wife OF the we'll
known musician. And now the nal was given for
all parties not passengers 10 retire. Mr. Sweeny
pressed the hands OF his brotherin-aw with cordial
warmth, and while bidding also pleasant goodby to
several other friends VINO had como HIM OIL he
heard to say that he would be back before long
The noble steamer now slowly forged oil her Dock
and Tor some time Mr. Sweeny could be among
the rest oil tho passengers standing aft and energe IL
cally waving his bat IN token OF farewell
Mr. de Bebian predicts pleasant passage for Mr..
Jolly passenger indeed, who enjoys the company Is
table--cofee or chocolate between six and eight, a
second mea breakfast between ten, lunch at
twelve dinner at four, tea at six and supper al
Was IL with view TO the presence OF Iuis distin-
guished passenger, who occupy the scat OF
honor the captains table, that tho OF yestcr-
days dinner, which Mr.. Sweeny already enjoyed on
tho bosom OF the broad Atlantic, was made up as
follows
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BURGLARS Al PoRrCHEsTEE.

The village OF Portchcster, westchcster county,
was VISITED on Tuesday night by a gang Of burg
lars, who broke into the shoe store OF Thomas
Travis, the grocery store OF James De Mott aud the
clothing store OF jacob Hare. At the stores OF Mr..
DE Mott ana Sir. Travis they succeeded IN getting
some plunder but Mr.. Hare was aroused by The ouer
atoms OF the robbers and few shots IRON revolver
resulted in thor hasty RETREAT without any booty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-13
BREACHES or PROMISE.

Lena Mocst OF North Tarrytown, caused the arrest
OF Frederick Wool, machinist aged twenty hrce,
on a charge seduction under promise OF marriage.
Judge Bard ned him 20 ball Ia the sum OF 81, 900 TO
answer Lac Court OF Sessions at White Plains.
Heicn Barrett charges Thomas Kearns, clerk In
tea store, win botn oastardy anu seduction, ana he
VIII be cx lmInei on these charges to-day.
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CHANGING HER AppEARANCE.

Nellie Raymond, aged thirty-threo years, from
Paterson, y. j., was arrested Tuesday nigh,, on
tic Ftyscventh street Court yesterday, aud looked
well III her assumed character. She said she was
married, and tnai, uescrted some time by her
band she star ed out of Din. had per-
formed IN variety theatres IN male parts She was
uigcbargel.
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DISTRIBUTING STOCK.

The Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company own
about 5000 900 tho stock oil the Franklin Telegraph
Company. and, in order to distribute H. will pay
uviuend oil TOUR ana hall per cent In that
stock AZ par, 10 their stockholders alter Jan.
uury z
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SAVINGS BANK SUSPENSION.

TAUNTON, Mass, Dec IL, 1877.
Ths Taunton Savings Bank suspended payment TO-
day. Tho bank is, however, reported solvent, and II
Is thought the depositors Will be paid In full.
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ACTION OF ANOTHER SAVINGS uAsK

rearing general runon all tho saving banks
Result OF The Savings Institution developments. the
DINO savings Institution announced soon after
today, and henccforth the three moLths
notice from dcpositors DESTROYS OF draw
ing FUNDS, which noilce the law authorizes
them TO demand at their option. President McGres
says the baak is just sound now when II sue
cessiuly stood the run on IL Tor several days last
year, but another would cause great neon
yenience. aud might force sacrifices which would
inJurc the bank and its depositors.
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WESTERN UNION.

QUARTERLY MEETING or THE BOARD OF DIREc-
ToRs-IMMESsE PROFITS OF THE CORPORA
TON.
The directors OF tho Western Union Telegraph Com
pany met yesterday, and reported tho following
vised statement, based upon complete rcturns which
shows condition OF tho company close OF tho
quarter ended september 80. 1877
Surplus, July l. 1877, as per last quarterly
report Observation-Disclosures. s75 os5 "a
Net profits, quarter ended September 80,
1917. .................. 1'593l -
Total. ss5l, OF 50
From which deducling. Observation-Disclosures. 760l5l VI
There renamed surplus Oct. l. 1877 Of. sooSo5 u
The net prons for tue current quarter,
ending December 81 inst, based upon
official returns Tor october. nearly COM
plcte returns tor November, and estimate
ing tho business tor December, will BIO
ABOUT. s'oOi3s 20
Add surplus october L. US above. 90sB5 81
Total. $s4l ooa 80
From which appropriatng;-
Ono quarters interest on bonded
Ono quarier's proportion Of
SINKING lunds ............... 70 COO W
Leaves balance s7os oo4 "a
Dividend oi La per cent on the capital
siock.... 53o.v3l %
Deducting which leaves. S1s3 o72 50
In view OF these facts IL resolved to declare
quarterly dividend oil halt per cent payable
January 10, TO stockholders OF record December
20, on which day the books close.
The apparent surplus shown this statement Il
double the actual surplus ted for the quarter endnf
october 81. In tho previous quarters report the
stated surplus on earnings actual and estimated Ion
the quarter ending September 80 was 5000 POI 20
while the actual surplus remaining October 1, as
shown In the feregoiag report, only 500 500 o.
THIS apparent discrepancy explained BY
the fact that from the estimated surplus
OF 5000 20 should be deducted construction
count, amounting To nearly SOS. 900. and
$4,000 overestimated net profits Tho present sur
Plus also Is stated what IL would be ueducL
Ing the construction account usually close o0
each quarter. II Will thus be- seen that II IN.
creased, AS ono would suppose from exatnin aton
oil tins statement by tset alone but the contrary
shows un apparent decrease for the quarter cadiYg
December u ON the satement OF nss actual and
estimated.
Tue directors were informed that Mr. orion, who Ia
ut present 10 California; has leased about thousand
miles oil wire on the line OF tho Central Pachc road
and about thrco thousand miles more IN California,
south oil san Francisco This gives the company sole
control OF All tho wires connecting tho Pacific with
tho Atlantic West OF salt Lake city.
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MENU
du diner du II decembre, 1877 f;
bord du ste France, )
Dc 10 Compsgnis Generaie Transatlantique,
uuitrcs-Blue Point
VIZ BLANC.
sAuterne.
! Saint German Ju.iennc -Bisquc. )
uoRs-D'UuvRE
@~sves-ssassscus-1hon Marne-Beurre-Radis--
Hcuchees n Ia Refine. :
I VIA d. Bordeaux disci elton. I
Srefbes noandAis. Sauce capres--sole vim blanc.
I -. fsrRffa
lilet Nignon pique-J ardiniere-
Ghampignons sautes au Madere.
s
Fasans bardes-
Civet do Licvrc Ia suitane.
LE.uMEs )
Pstits Pots beurre -Choux heurs su grstn-
Artichauts h la Barigouile.
sALApEs-
Romaue-Chic0ree- Nache ct Ceeri.
DESSERTS
Croutss an Madere Gateaux do Nancy
parait Glace-Fruits.
Cate.
For obvious reasons the extra wines OF which Mr.
net aud Mumm's Dry Monopole-cannot be added to
this menM And as the reader scans these lines the
ex.dictator OF Tammany. with all the troubles and dif
fcuilies OF the Ring finally behind him, Is tairiy or
his way TO Paris, where not even the ghosts OF thi
Ring will haunt him, ana whore he may agreeably re-
cover from the hardships OF paying up nearly half
million 'oD behalf OF his departed brother james, u
tho CITY, His friends stated yesterday that he w0ull
soon return 10 take up his permanent abode in tina
Now York which, to use the language OF Napoleon
Sweeny ''has loved SO dearly"
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Leaves balance 500 004 -
Dividend Of "a per cent on the capital
stock. .............~......,5 35. g3l so
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-12-21

P..faI Or SUBSCRIPTION.
Sinylc Subscription, for fifty Nos, 81 80
For six months. :: %
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Ftoh me bettrit Free Pre48.
In the ladies waiting room al the
Central Depot tho other day were 4
newly married couple from Grass lake
They had been visiting Ia the city two
pr three days, and were then ready 10 20
bone. They sat side BY side, OF course,
his arm around her waist and she l@4n-
ing on his shoulder. A long wasted
stranger from the East, having sore eyes
aud big heart. walked in, saw t1cru
thus seated. and in about q minute lie
asked OF The husband:
Has that woman there got the tooth
ache Il"
The husband looked up in surprise,
but made no answer. After two or
three minutes 'the long-waistcd man
again remarked:
III that woman has got the toothache
I've got bottle Of peppermint in my
saichel here.n
The bride rolled her big white cyes
around, and the husband looked some
what embarrassed The man from
down East unlocked his satrhel. fumbcd
among shirts and collars, aud brought
up four dances Of peppermint essence.
lie uncorked II. touched tie contents OF
the bottle against his biz red tongue.
and. handing il forward toward the
husband. feelinrly said:
Just have her sop some on rag aud
rub her gooms with IL. We've used it
in our family for --."
The brides eyes threw out sparks as
she lifted her head from rs loving posi-
zion, aud, striking at tho bottle, she
snarlcd out:
"Inthache. you fule! II yon don't
know the difference tween true love and
the tnthachc you'd better pick grass
with the geesevv
my Lord." gaspcd the man, and he
hurried ont with Lis saiche. ia one hand
aud The Bottle in The other.
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The OcuIasion OF Venus.

On last Saturday evening tie planet
VEINS was eclipstd by tie moon. ii n
simply passing OF the moon between
the earth and the planet. The moon "
nee.@e tie earth than Venus
u, say. AZ least, tweniy-six millions.
foriy-ei-ht thousand 4ud five hundred
miles, at this particular time much lar-
ther. a. The moon PASSES around tie
earth from West 10 East once III fcur
weeks, i may pass NJ almost any hour
between some of the fixed stars aud the
earth, bur the brighter planets. III course,
viii not very often hc found III shr al
rect path of the moon. Thc orcua.ion
of saturday night was beautiful ani
interesting phcnpmena. but ne an o.
currencc of any great scientific inapoft-
ance.- Mitchell Commercial.
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From the Catholic Telegraph
A Protestant contcmporarv asserts
that the Catholic Church invalidates all
marriages which ere NOT solemnized bv
her pricfiho0d. This Il not true. Tic
Catholic Church has never taught Ills
either by decree Of council or pasfcraic
Of Bishop. When the education Of
the managers Of the Protestant Journals
j. advanced far enough TO scn A dissinc-
tion between the legality ann validiiy Of
an net. and 10 discern that the latter can
exist without the former. they will have
advanced one step IN acquiring some
knowledge OF what the Catholic Church
gives 10 each on the subject of marriage.
II Il not tho doctrine Of the Catholic
Church that marriage between Cath.
ollc and Protestant. contracted in al un-
lawful way outside the Church, las no
validity.
The Catholic party by such an AZ:
commits gricvous sin and violates a law
Of the Church; but IL The other party lie
baptized. the contract i binding for liEe.
The tic in tl.is case is indissolublc.
Christian marriage being sacrament. II
like all others, subject IL The authority Of
the Church. 10 mixed marriages.
where The non Catholic parry i baptized.
and therefore member of the body ~
Tie Church, there i attached prohib-
ting impedimenl that only makes X
illicit. The Catholic doctrine IA diilcr.
ent When the non-C Catholic party has moi
received ihe sacrament nf baptism.
Then tie marriage i null and void for
the impelimcnt established bv the
Church i of diilerent order. Ii not
ONLY prohibits. but invaidates. and thar
which passes for marriage *. ia the cycs
of God and tie Church. only continu-
ous state Of slnfnl concubinsge.
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"A few days ago teacher In ono of
the primary schools, ia school ia Il rstv
not far from Boston, was in~lrMrliAg hur
lowest class in natural history. Her
subject was the cat aud its habits. an.l
as she proceeded with her remarks sho
was charmed with thc rapt attention
Of her diminutive auditors. After hrr
task was over she proceeded 70 question
her scholars in order % see how much
they knew Of the subject under consid-
eratioa. and many We're The answers
show iMg that she had not wasted her ef-
fort--,iat she received. AT last she
said 10 ne smallest of her boys liile
mite with chubby checks ana alistrning
eyes: Johnny what does your mother
keep cat fory' TO Inv kitcns.- was
the unexpected reply. The questioning
for tia; session came 10 an abrupt end
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-12-21

One Hundred and Thirty Long
Islanders backing their Opin-
ions or r0rksr.

tt" tNtA rNus
a goodly number Of sporting mon,
politicians, farmers. aud Others as
scmblcd in the North Shore Hotel.
Little Neck, l.. l., 10 attend hog guess
ing. One hundred and thirty gucsscs
as 70 the weight OF the hog were entered
az iltty cents each. The hog was shown
alive, but the weight was 10 be taken
after he was killed and dressed.
AT about four o'clock the books were
were closed, and the hog was slaughter
ed. An hour later It was put on the
scales. and the three judges examined
the figures three times very carefully.
The whole party then repaired to the
bar-room 20 hear the decision. The
judges announced that The gucsses had
varied from s2o 70 AZ pounds, aud that
one man, William Holly, farmer oi
Little Neck, had exceeded those figures.
and guessed 45G. That chanccd 10 be
the exact weight of the hog, and the ear
cass was accordingly awarded to Mr..
Holly.
IN ihc evening a. clam bake was served,
and the boys had good time until mid
night
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Aitchell Commercial.
There was Il meeting of the Stock
holders OF the Cincinnati. Rorkpoft and
southwestern Railway held al tic Ar
linxton Hotel. IN this town on Tuesday
iofeuoon there were present, W.. d.
lockwood. keceivernF nc road: Col.
John A. Mann. of Mt. Vernon. presi-
dent: II. q. liannaman. or indianapolis.
Secretary: William lIannaman. mhs
represented Indianapolis Stol klfDllers !:
Gcorgu X. lager, representing Boston
nondhn!liers; Joseph kinscy, represents
ing Cincinnati Siuckhoidcrs; Francis
smith, " lndianapol; vi. y. Moore
and others. The Board of Directors NJ
their lastmeeting having failed III an-
point m Election Board az required ~
the law, d was decided 10 adl5urs * Ills
yth Of January. al which tiinc 4 incetin.
Of The Directors and Stockholders Viii
be held here.
The fricnls Of the road Hope 10 see \.
large aitcndWce. not only 0f the stock
holders and niret' 3rs, but OF i've men
from every township uni sown On l.le
line cf The road Tie prospects are
very favorable for revival IL interest
IA the enterprise, aad with proper en-
ergy the road eau be con- pleled inside
Of u ear.
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nArE or ADvERTrsEING.

RATE on TADvERTrsEING.
For square. 10 lines or less, week. 81 90
Each subsequent Insertion, rs cts.
Longer advertisements at tho same rate,
A fraction over even square or squares,
cnuuted a. square. These are the terms
for transient advertisements reasona-
bic deduction will be made to regular
advertisers
Notices OF appointments Of adminis-
traitors and legal notices Of like character
10 be paid il advance.
ANNOuNcING CANDIDATES.
For Township Officers, each $l.00
For Couniv ESQ
For District. Circuit, or State, 800
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-KaaSas leads every state in the
Union Ia the Yield OF corn per acre.
being As bushels; little New Iiamp-
shire. strange 10 say, comes next, With
Weld of AZ; Vermont follows with %;
Iowa. a6.7: M;rconsin, "a; Indiana.
Ohio ana Nebraska. 80; Michigan. POI;
Missouri. a7.s: Minnesota, 25.4; Texas
aud Illinois. % each.
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DIR. Il. III. Sabin. well known IN
this part Of Indiana. u now located on
the corner Of Sth and Vino streets, Gin
cinnati, In an establishment for the cure
Iof the Opium habit. lie il said 10 lie
doing an extensive and ilourishing bust
hess. Mitchell Commercial.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-12-21

:" congratulate myself and the people
of Indiana on tho completion Of this
building, devoted 10 the adornmcnt OF
agriculture aud the mechanical arts.
with al the bcantics and powers Of Sci
encc. These arc the KEYS which de-
liver to you in behalf Of the Trustees.
~ remains with yon and your associates
10 make this institution source oi
power aud blessing 70 the laboring
classcs Of our State. LGrcai annlanse.
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w. II. Fishback has been appointed
successor Of the late y. ID. Howland as
clerk of the federal circuit aud district
courts, and master in ehancery.
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The California legislature i strongly
democratic. "A United States senatoris
to bc choscn this session, which osJsi
the Sd.
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indianapolis Sentinel
The secretary N state las Submitted
bis report for the year. showing a ~
ciGcd increase III an branches over that
oflast year. During tie earlhcre have
been Issued and attached procAnn-
tions, "a warrants. "a regulations, 81
parGprs, ~ rclIlssions. 3 colnmutations,
> swamp land, II university land, 3
saline aud , Michigan road patents, 50
commissioners OF deeds. 972 nOtaries
pablir. .,18l justices Of the peace and ~
state jn,iria. aDl county oiiceir- There
have yeen filed 30 instruments creal z
corporations. Appended j. report
FROM G. a.. yuskirk. attorney general. ~
the foripiisrcS ana fines entered IN the
seyega. counties from November 4. ls7G,
10 November !. 1877. the forfellures
amounting 20 Slp,l0I IL; fines, Se5,-
57S U5; total Of Si4,s71 rs.
TnE rrBLrc rnfxrlxs.
The report includes the contract for
public printing aud stationery for two
years ending June 30, 1871. During
that time the board has paid on requi-
siti0n $l.307 81: for stationery. printing
and binding. S4u,476 a3. The above IN
c.udes al printing and stationery ior the
year, aud regular and special sessions OF
1871. For ii years previous the bills
for the same work, though less ia pro-
portion, averaged $1,000 year. or
$4,000 more year than has beeu
charged for the printing and stationery.
including all for the legislature for tho
last two years. A clear saving of $780,
600 ia two years.