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New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
OFFICIAL REPORT or AMERTodH hlNIN0 B0ANO
SALE1-JUNF y. 1877.
VI ~ Z y Y ~ I"f''
rIpsr RnApn-l1 O'CLOCK A. ".
WEDNESDAY,, June 27-P. NJ.


The business at the Stock Exchange showsSome IN
movement ia volume, if not in prices-the trans"
actions Of today getting mp 10 a total OF lo1'VV
shares as against 81, 500 yesterday and 4lOOO on
Monday. The features of the days market were
strength for the Western Union stock stcadiness Vi
the trunk line shares, and weakness for the -
Pauls and North Westerns II was stated that some
10000 shares of Western Union were purchased
TO give tone t. The general market, while the truhA
line shares were held steady 70 afford marker ior
the Westerns the ciqucs feeling less disposition 10
wager their money on the results of the next crop
Hence ST. Paul common declined To ls'e@lo's,
preferred TO 49L6499s; Northwestern 10 l9si. ana
the preferred to 443s14il2, while Rock Island, on
lis remarkably good report. from 81 y 70 J-s~
92. Concerning the growing crops il is always slier
70 bet after the harvest than before but be they
cood or bad. they concern the boudholdcrs oi tue
yarous Western railroads much more than the STOCK
holders. ,o,.
Central and Hudson was marked up 70 eoS
but latar sold at S9aS9is; Lake Shore ralllt"
from 47as 20 A7Ss. but closed at i7l and Michigan
Central. after selling down TO 3S's, was rallied 10
sal, The weakness of these stocks can only 10
appreciated by possessing a perfect knowledge VI
the powerful influences brought 10 bear to sns'"''
them. For instance, on Monday some 4o'ooV -
AZ 600 shares of Lake Shore were taken up anu to
tired from the street with the intent of making o
stock acarce and forcing the shorts 10 cover, pus
n failed 10 affect either the loanIng rate or lnc
showing that the public, realizing what 'ne p''''A
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N,cw l1nb!icatious.

NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.
~ JUIY-ATGU~T. 1914
THE ELECT ORAL CONSPIRACY.
il DOB J.. =. BLACK.
TIE WAR N THE EAST.
GEN. GEORGE u. MCCLELLAN.
FTTZ GREENE HALLECk.
EAYARD TAYLOR
THE AMERICAN CONSTITUTION.
NENhTOE o. T.. MORTON.
MORAL REFiE%I0NS.
A JPANESE TRAVELLER
NEW RUSSIA. .-........
". W. ITAZEITINE.
HOW SHALL THE NATION REGAIN
PROSPERITY?
REFORMED JUDAISM.
PKOE FELIX ADLER.
AMERICA IN AFRICA. .-
BISHOP GILfFKf UANiN.
CONTEMPORARY IL ERA! JHr
Plicc. 81. Yearly subscription, -. .
Sold iy bo0seliTa aaG NcwsiC@leIs sent postpaid On
recent o.; iIice hy tIc PFblsh,lS, - . . p,
JAMES'I. C>GOOD < Co., Boston.
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orFICIAL nECORD OF MORTGA,

OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.
e"f ,59Sc. II 1900
DAWSON Matilda and hus1apd - George IL tMey,h oo,
2.th-St q. HfhaVc; O,VOO
puLuus Jas ", ald oilers, 80 stephen Bufkialtel, 900
wsoi NaSiueton X, 40 ~ yeats-..-- .--.- 5,vtO
f,sl, Ma G iS,ry i4 Sigilis 1000
OSIS 81, " II fG'I' isaye. i'I', . 1000
hsT2I 5i Palrilt GHare a. 10 Lows 2l5o
ife.igni ., Xsi,i. Ii 10 Cyi"o 400
Nlebulr. Wn }, 70 u Il htnla ]. OF lZ2dst. of -
S11Lt ''-"'
Piualdo Isaac ard wife. Mutual Life lus Co, OF ~
ElzabctlsG OF Canal ST yc1f-- -,-----: sUoV
Aaii 4iilaEcs, SG :, years. rs : 1'''' o' $500
st. 6S Il w S Of ,f AVE- ''4 VIC 1890
inr5'1s n Of ncy"si: 14OO
sa,y y 40: ~ 4 y i 1900
"ih.ii i',s Of ,aye M y, ...- 1909
lOmciaLl j. Y. sAyAGE, Deputy REGISTER
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Couu!rn Rcal estate for Sale.

49, r-
At NEW W-BRUNSWlCK, near the College
- An elegant RESIDENCE with sll modern improve
c3HNr4 cIq s sEA if i Ejvh&b ', s si T III III %
A FINE BUILDING PLOT, 60 by $50, or
"a 60 by sc feet: deslabv located and Dr. soil; con
ycaien q tsee aeiois IA fushns L. l. al on owner ho
n, ornbices coai:ry aiyantag,s Nth lhe cty
oonyeniences OF sas. s-FeIs. water, &c
COTTAGE HOME in Flushing, with city
1 M fSi aSd seS ss,s furnace water Stationary tbs,
6c nicely pancd avn, croqnet Iolnd, gapey me
c &S sc al S'S Ha % X az g. Boy &C. Tribune 6se -
At CROTON LANDING. FOR SALE.
~ desirable Farm of &c accs. suitable for gentlemans
o. h1 6ld ADay Posi- Ecad a6oa; one nile
station Gn1 commands views cf the Hudson River
TIE fully covered wlh apples pears and other mall
hD,e and al under cultivation tbe badiags comprise
@ sS % roo' Nh; NE q msTgey % Tl u ~ is .Ga sssg se For
POUND BROOK, y. J.-Onc hour from city;
aad barn. rnc, 5000. Inqn.Ie o. r. iAND y WILT
EHEAP HOMES in TEXAS.-Now is yGlr
~ iime buy good farm go the Lone star state
o. Tea s5t H. ] sie Tg7.Hi us isifI , r AZ i''
Hsutors. 81 Lodis, Mo =. O. Box 2,sZ9.
gVARN-l3O acres. II miles from city, on
iv.si,an.; piiot. 10 tr acss II LAND q WIIIrING
E.o,r.tr-t
nor sALE-CTOICE COUNTRY SEAT ne.,r
,,n R,tr; Li.n r1o,u.i aud healthy. Apply to W. T.
L'UIs SALE CHEAP-One OF the best FARMS
IN Orange County Of oae hundred oosc anq tarrs
re COPS Sold on ageu oi az aeih * 60" owner llqufe
Of Nj. g. WIi.1'A' 100 i.t-'d"'y. to'a ..
EOH <AT.r-A COUNTRY SEAT. 53 acres.
~ 1e Ieaut.iai village o.. Gee,a' t'nA on eAeo;lsn
coed bridil IS ara aG...c, a ~ %, l' as, ,3t
~4I, Geneva. 4. "a n0, sola 1y Nov /. "i rclt for
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Gitn tteal g5.aie for Sale.

IOR SALE. EXCHANGE, or TO LEr-A
small brick dgeiRg a moderl iInptoy \ o. oif
last Sgds Apply u Easl 15th, Os JJ2 East o2dst
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Gitp properIn 10 Get.
Brooklyn propcrtn % Est.
Counirp propsrIn 90 Let.

4 COMPLETELY FURNISHED spacloHs sub
~ nrban HOUSE RENT tor three months; all Improve
snts IN erstass order high aod healthy yeon
yenisnt of access chance for gennau no can Ir
nish satisfactory reference Au"ftss MoONi ih'A'''
Tribune Office. -----------
vV,O RENT-Iarge store, dwelling, barn, and
coal sheds village 20 miles from CITY railroad staIi2n
fne business location moderate rent Apply to- NJ DE NoE,
81 Broadway.
V,O LET, furnished, for 3,000-Elegant
i country RESIDENCE at CITY LINE STATION,
Noth penDsvvania Raslad two hours FROM Newl0rk by
Ponnd Brook line: house aud furniture cost S25O0OO
r. J. BOBBISS. Ledger Buibfng Philadelphia.
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QcGchcrs.

0Cachers.
III wanting TEACHERS, Schools, or Pupils,
L address AL. Educational Lion, 'T31 Roadway y v
Aauo' introducing H9n ln ever state Established lsJl
! COLEGTAN, competent to fl yOuGg men
- r.. c0e- ct.iirs take lu3iis a,.suy tine after
June refer . Professors IN Coum0is College, address
". G. T.. Tribune once.
An experienced TEACHER graduate of Am
= hers, desire position ff eA ycai igns te iionia.s
JOHN =. ANDERSON. = Esty.ay->t.
4 GENTLEMAN, graduate Of a European
n UNIVERSITY, wcui1 exchange TUITION for B9AkD m
The country; Iaeis., FiCuc' Span' D. am, anu Greek
diplomas ana references. \. j.. T. O. Box 553i.
AMERICAN and FOHEIGN TEACHERS
l5t and 16thss sur e- iIinciras Tor public schools
academies, ana boarding schools. Professor nt9s ana Coz,
Of tc ASrca: Inste' aaoris her superior iac.
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 30 Unon-square.
Fl engagements T-scRets. "a charge schools ard
Ianilcs, ANNA RANDALL DiEliL, Mansger.
FAMILIES and schools supplied with compe-
tcut American ani Europeen e1thrI' professor Tutors
country. MTs. Mitchell w bt town ali summer iiom 10
ensaguncnIe TEACHEHs' HUKEAU. 81 West 35ttst.
AIRS. LOUISA 3. CULVER. Teacher of
W PAINTING Landscape Flower, &cl. will receive
pui Tor dor .e'eug Daring TIC sumner and Al
Siad'o 80 3 ). H. q. A. Bdlllng Keferences-Mr. D..
Huntington. ~. Win. Hart. NJ James y. Iiart.
QUARTERLY ELOCUTIONIST, 50 Union
NSsquare Bael numbers sappia ANA RANDALL Iifni-
Gtchcrmerholr's School Agency, 80 l.. llth,
- renresets (vithout Plhciiyl ahe Teachers - school
authorities cyeIHhee. Explanations ier stamp Parents ad
vset about good schools.
NVANTED-A ROOM in exchange for LES
" SONS iu French br Trench ge'tie eosn'J ~
----- ~ So
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK Wednesday, June 27, 1877
The following sales were made at the Tx
change Saesroom to-day;
Bv H0icard ". Coates.
FIVE story brick store with lease nf lot, OF OF Canal
ST. 1901 Il of Vestry-st, lot 25xsl x25xD9.o lease
has 10 70 run, ground rent SZ1o per nu a. e5o
JnO NyckOn. VIZ
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
Brooklpm Real Getals FOR Sale.

FNWELLlNG-HOUS Nos. 43 Willow-st.,
~ HcNss a. 5l and 5S Nassai-sf 100 ami iDZ Pine
applcs ~ and lg7 Wilou.nly-at. = laar ette ave
GORDON L. FORD % Ciark. ST. Brooklyn.
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.K-sALEs BEFoRE rHE cALL.


GovERNuENT STOCK DEPARTMENT-2 O'CLOCK.
& ( 200 Registered 'G5, U S4 ~ Registered 1891
10 100 ......... lO6l4 5000. O................loSi
L : roo Registered. 1867 q : 6s Currency
lO9s .lE@e
L ~. 1910 Coupon
L
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MORTGAGE e GE.'S SALE
NEW
NARnAGANSE!I HOTEL,
Providence, Il. Il.

VIII De sold AZ public auction on WEDNESDAY Juiy 18th
ligtccutr 4 d. l677 at II cotk I on the premises by
y.rtu. IS ,4s ~ sale tO'nci W cctalutffa Wcr,Z cc
executed by the t'Irarau-sif Hoicl Company
c1ru4tan created hy te General Assembly 81 tr Stale ~
NLncS Island and 20 the Ciiy II Providence,
;at. 10 te iloIc Island Hospital Trust Con- pany o0rIo
ration created Gclrr assembly OF lie 81 c o Rhode
Island cci-f sn.f Pr0fc"ncc oatcl Eut p a. D..
1874 and recorded n book No. ~ page J5 i tar rocuI
81 mortgage. estate iu sid friNdeac', ami in
pursuance Of request IN writing 81 ihc hodcrs ~
utltl n aa mt o i.c apds outstanding ahG seculcl ~
IA Ius Mortgage male 20 tie SAID kLod Island Hospital
Company the conditions oil saih ifuht Mofiease n'nS
been hTohfn- .,,..
Al maj tract of land situated IN said city Of Providence,
ana 0unde. uogfhCIy BrIld-i. which " measures
about hundred amt tr out aud iN0 hundred and sy
nine fh8usaulns tlgi26 icrt .asitrg oh Dufnc'st,
which "A measures about hunrd ana eighty AMI
huudred aud thirty three thuu~ndths o. i. cet ~outery
up0n land of the opera House association,
which measures about hnndfed auh iltiy ycalu and
trty.One uudrcdtls lJS3 feet and westerly v Eddy st.
upon which measures one hundred ahG Iy Tour anu one
Kindred and thirty i've thousandtls (lsil.9l ffet.
Togcther WITH thc Hotel Building and ali other buildings
and imprOy yements thereon faudlng.
Nv order of Tie Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company
Trust Mortgage MA blNNElt IIeaMcAt
Providence, June j. lH77
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uantlllc academies.

4 DODWORTH's SCHOOL FOR DANCING,
~. 10 CSl JTH-ANENUE,
Val reopen Oct. 10.
Private lessons during tho Summer.
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l,ynsital amnIrr!ne'y,s

GHngital amGirrmcT,s
4 ARION PIANOS.-m order to reduce on; i'm
nta.p or These superb Instruments ~
aie,tiy prices ad veg easy terms 81 payin'hi
ntiof
SIMPSON d COMPANY. Sd" " t~l,i J if'isf
4 FEW secondhand WEBER PIANOS at
- yrrf crc.lt baresus, 81 t- .-tt bui sHrt'
le boy music ani Really a 90 as good as new.
fsliy auicG iG every RESPECT
WtHER WAEERoONS 5;'sye. aud lG!hst
! IGBTE X ERNST, old house of Lightc y
II Rra1harg thriT spirutid PIAED-fORlEs at ov
proea auu or lout 81, -HtN al Il Eastli itAs~ Ao
snlths a q l.NIl@N uiViANe.
- X. BALL Is Co..
,Oa 40. II EAST l<lHSr
Chickering'S StoF e aii otiar P3nns and Ofgars l1v
forcasa on icsta'rno''- a9e ~ t-al.
a GEsEAE Gzg'EEs Ne Ne VIZ ~ I'd earias Fint:
d.sr... o 100 NOs aud 0sGA S~. second lau
clft. h.. hcIs including Nt1l,' at lower Ifccf
fs cls lu~sIfuts. g. i"f until paid Tor than over M
offered. MAlr.., GEAN ID. - ~ Aitt dli 4fl1t4
PIANOS aHd ORGANS tlc BEST MADE. tpst1Ve
Pianos -l5l; 7a $780, not usel year; '2'stop Organs
$40: - stops $50; "i' STOPS r7H; "'' stops @att 40
der. aud warranted hGENT- WANTED. Niusttaies Cat
Cayete. L0cs &c. sheet iuu-lc a. hall price HORACE
st. bet ana tu p Instruments {" rent la the country
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SAFES On AutilJn
gre dream.
Goal dn0 Woo0.

EMPIRE KINDLING WOOD DEPOT, estab-
81 ~ D. Prices reduced. Send for price list WM
l.. WILLIAMS lJ4 East 2Jthst.
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BUSINESS COLLEGE, SO5
Bioldsay has bat month @! vacgron, VIZ. august
Students cuCr for GGi.nb June Juy VIII
r,o,ivc eTstatpuS Instruction to Aug l.
is IN. best time 20 enter. .....-. 49,.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28

HARVARD and OTHER UNYERSTrIES.--
4 CLAss of In NI"LLL, llJ East 26th-st Best iei
tlr.is-s tG parents ci pJnls.
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CHARLlEElRs, ~ lNSFrTmIE' u Ez',.w.yonx
BOARDING And ~ SCHOOL tOR BDNS from z 10
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2n5trncllon.


CITY.
CONDITIONED EIUDENTS UUTORED
Y eIasscs Ilt,s Ter the Law School prepared III
I.lin. l. .-.A lfl.LA..
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OeeGn 5Gcamers

ftENERAI IRANSAILAN nc CDMPAN \.
~ THE sPLENDiD MAIL STEAhERs OF THIS
COMPANY BETWEEN NEW-IOhK AND HANRk,
CALLING at PLYMOUTH (G b. ior the Landing Of psssen
WedHc SHAY. beginning with
CANADA Frangeul. wednesday. July 1. II
.or. ~ REN Iache7nez Weon. SHAY Jnly ! l. a. NJ
La stiay Jiiy - II
RATES OF PASSAGE GREATLY REDUCED.
LOUD DE BEBIAN. AGENT. No. 50 Broadway.
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JoHnsTowN, N. Y. August "a, 1876.

JoHnsTowN, N. Y, August "a, 1876.
Messrs. Benziger Brothers!
Gents-The Banner you sent us has been re-
ceived in good order, and it is the general opinion
of not only the members Of he Society, but the
community at large, that 1t is the finest one in
this section of the state.
Yours truly T LYNAUGH
President of the Hibernian B. b. Society.
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CALUMET. MICH, August y, 1870.
Messrs. Benziger Brothers.
Gentlemen take pleasure in notifying you
that the Badges ordered were received, and that
they gave good satisfaction 10 the Society. We
all appreciate the manner in which You have
dealt with US, and shall pay the bill room.
Yours truly, j. p. FLYNN.
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mnrnAtnmn minn- z. eert. 1875.

80 ertb erren Seuatget!
@rGauten &te mir Sbner i'm q inca ~tnferts WsrttHs,
ben berslidaen Can't oiSu'pretsu fir tie urs 9~sltettrteH
aret pro6tSolen 6abntn.' Ter 8stein 1T Sraftdr big j1~
frienen, fcrrtl mas te 9tIeer iHb tie Wat,rtolten, ais
bte qusauttuua anbetriFt. 81. dbntn fnb tine attibe
fir unIere Rtr8 unb bic fhfnfsn ts br 8oR,en Nad<
barf9aft. yts M6tunS
4or ( c. 3 o5aea --estfer.
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Testimonials
SnE&rHn Al 80 T

AVS
SPENCER, MASS July 10, 1876.
Messrs. Benziger Brothers!
Gents-Enclosed please find my check in pay
ment for Banner and Recalias. You have the
thanks of our Society for filing our order so sa'is-
factorily. All who have seen our Banner declare
it a beauty.
Yours truly, NJ. j. POWERS.
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pSrt strpts. 81 q. u. sult ISL

pCrt ferpte. 81 o. I2. SuIt 1876.
Weebrte5frren 8enBtaer!
Gpettn ubereab tn Der 6rpres BEN Gstras fir tte ten
Stnen erbaltene SABINE. Be- Der tiJt d n1:toefnrpfHtn
Rabnenptipe su Der fd aud etut. E ftente ldnt mt
trren Sdbntn etnaefuatet ba ten rurse INF re 3aeaeoOa
a1tn &ureeuben ais fte eI santefe %beeltnt
Wit c6lStuna. anton S0oRtr'
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N. j. POWERS.
. btlabefpbta, 1.

9ttlabefpbta, 10. Suit 1875.
81 effrf. 8enst8er Brothers!
g3eftbe Semen: 3ie Sabre lit MT it'd ~aus33ftnret
dusaefaGen unh babe td ron mttreren grttaern un9
2aitn eebDrf, bdB uniere Saline RE ttrnfs In ber 9GrGte
mar. Die @ernatbe Arb in Der Gb1t 8pnAiperfe. HdEeat=
lid b15 Der Ct. Gliia6eb etre8re alacn1tne 9eDHntcr.
urg. Wlfinen Sant. faB ets aleE SATIRE fttcntt f.
panttli5 neG9tIrmmea frb.
4tit trCaRbRdem gruse.
81 NBr3benF.
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Mfar,er btr CT. &liIabeIg- 5irGt.

TIFFIN, O.. June 10, 1916.
Gentlemen-I shall re emit in a few days amount
of your bill. The Flag was highly satisfactory,
and the Society is grateful to you for your geneT-
Gus favor.
Respectfully, C. J.. NJ. SULLIVAN.
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3petbeutiger &ott. @tttwe:
gasen's, 6err DOttcr,b9 BAH Id etnen
gu@satttr, nit benz Id mid ben sanaen
lieten lansen Sag terum,anten mub. Da
tA aber ols a1sinfsbenbe ate @tttUe ibn
ntGt eatbebrsn Fam, Defenders neil CT fur
metn @el6dft unerfsslt4 III, upO4te Id gle
bitten, mir 81 fasen. wts ID tbn ilrafsu
t0nnte, cbne ibn su entlofen.
Dcftpr: SstratSen Ste i'm.
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@ anmuB f6 "beIfen nj en-.
Doctor: Nbsv, 5err &tAter, wte taber
Gle mad unlerem sefrisen 8anfstt unb ben
ssrlGtthensn G8ampusnerFai&sn nod etne
nntsrfu1une baltsn tDnnen?
gfiGter : Bah, es eebt &Ges! @iFen Sie,
ih lise einfa@ tn's YrototeI fGre'ben Del
G~sfaneens tann spssen 8struntsnteit MIDI
DerG6rt rperben.
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Barrier. Tinn, 10. Stt. 1876.
80 ertte 5erren 8erji8er!
Die unS atfdnete SABINE taotE mir frtbtn eTtdlttR.
Dtdeibe 1T pirtlid lebr fbDn unb kiQti. SGir fab ft1r
a~ufrieeen bonn / unb barFea S5ntu btp Id
@it g6tun8. GIti abetp 8Runte.
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ocoSomowoc. WISE, November Q, 1871

O~coNoMowoc, Wise, November 9, 1876.
Messrs. Benziger Brothers.
G~entlemen-1 have the pleasure to send to you
a v ote of thanks of the Society Tor the elegant
style and promptness with which you got up our
Scarfs. Everybody is delighted with them. and
you may expect another order from us soon. u
remain, with respect,
Very truly yours, WIN. ENNESSY,
Corresp. Sec. of ST. jerome I. and D. Society.
, 1877-05-16

". Potter, and q. l., Flood wese spposntsa Com.
m.stons's & to make special assessment rul No. 10
Commissioner Schmidt IL understood 10 be an ss.'
PRINT !os t9nnty T,e.earcE. A. candidate 30
what estceu. he II he'd BY tho ta1payers.
Il did shc d.y before, j'pcsIne of bitch of small
e di:eas,sed tor tho term. !. i viii hsss sSeat
disposed OF all tic casts before It.
The chicago. 1,anstils v!nrcnnes 1la,lroad which
jumped tic track few DAYS ago. when FAhey re.
ccivsd lnjnr;et iron, which hc hat snee died near
ontt's warrant and placed In jail.
Charles H. Heed. ex.State's Attorney. wsA around
yesterday and had something tosav hbont the miss
all of tic parties Indicted could hsyo been convict.
cd without the book except Fcrp1st, and TINT II It
es .see H. hin s sey shSnd h axa So%Ss H. eR s., rt s
The Cathmiationcrs tnemaclvcs, and Ill else who
know anything Of tho merits Of the ea'o. differ
WHAT rnx HMrLorhs 7n1sR.
Tne county ,en,puye. receive Commissioner
s5 S5 81 sts s Sas ass ssGMg u M e. q ss csnf
missioner ssnne does, ind think hat + any money
applied 10 siie akina Up Of the county orders they
h*se been holding fof sesersl montht. They think
ths1G j. so%ethis,x ss,anff sb0n @ pso
ssfR sR .et'n ''ss 81 p!.sa n'si i '?s''a!y
awkward position. Ills excuse for ntging ths
fStsry u the smpoyes, nn eSnst.st1..taat &
emit ts s. w0n pa1 ~
cnse II all lm view OF the fact those ln ntfcnrt TO
taxes for 1.75. Il ts we'll known. Will mt pay up
Until. forced to and Tho forcing process 10 both mn.
THE GRANITE "1on.''
The proposed granite steal, 10 carefully Ar.
ranged and ski1lfnly carried out 70 faf es hss
5se sntte!Rs.sd Ths County itss:uFsr .od ,goG go
Of Tho back taxes ot ls7t for ine Court iIuuae
work. the granite, c,-langhed The stupid.
w wsaq hsse 10 n ina otSer @ Gov eess4ns s 'o fot
IT. tracks than baek taxes: sntd he: "The taxes
Of 1879 were ievlcd for specific purpose and when
collected will DC applied to Tint purpose, and ear.
:sttiea IT Il poia|. il iashsf Lii tass the espen:
dnres nndcr that levy ha1 exceeded tie approprI.
atons. ant II was folly 10 think Of using money
for any other purpose than that for which i bud
[sssl!e tls pos!ti9n tsIsn tas ssmaln:
.he granite Job cannot be fofcto'd.
ts u' sT s n nG1 se sehcmo is"E iss Estone
hcYlns 10 show bis teeth, and will hRhs 10 the
bitter end. 1le has already cut large portion oi
tho stnne tor the entrances That in now rropoact
avert the proposed change he will claim a. much
part Of the work would cost. aud tn this way ll<
hopss to kesp even thonFh h. h. wSula @ rather 90 t;
CARRIED out, II likely to cost In tho end half a.
much Is tho cnttee stone work. and to AbaoFb tht
pottcd back tA1cs for years to como.
, 1877-05-16

Ths Fifth Ward Aldesu,anto election xquahbls
was resumed before Justice Haines At half-pAs&9 9
o'clock yesterday afternoon. 0acer Fitxmor1is.
Of The psss'nx Htreet Station the tytt witness
sworn, and he showed that he VIA semAskabls for
bad memory and considerable stubbosnnsss. A
scattering side debate took placs between Col.
Josyn mud Mr. Tulsy In obIeet!ax to esttatn ques.
t!ons, which consumed soma time.
John j, Fox. = resident Of 82 AuliIgan street,
was ns1t swosu. lie hid acted elefk of election
In the Fifth Precinct OF the Fifth Ward ths u Of
Apr! last: ltccogulxed hia signature cn ths tally.
~hrss. Tbs !isk ~ ue4s u ha could Zee, WIZ tuo
same - when ls signed II tau nght OF slsctlou Thu
lotal Tot1 for DuHuv was nut changed. Wines
Ieeoxntzsd change ia the h.usss oa tho polll.t,
- suxat1la Tuily's vote liz did not tiacoysr the
Sh.nsoM " Masa hs signed she tally sheet. aud poll.
to Gxplaln why ths Change Aad besn .uale, to
which Cul Juslyn ubjectr1, but Juxtlca Iaines NJ
lowed him to nlaka hIa statement, aud ks showed
tLat totsl4 had oesa shanxsi becaa.o soma vote.
hid been placed by accident In tha town tox, which
WeFo mixed tickets. half city aud half tuxn. Thu
fourteen soksA opposite Tully'1 nans weEs found
In the town box.
Ths poll, buck showu miserable ignorance On the
part Vt tls ju1xra sud cIrrks Ut election. w4u dbl
nos even put down tbs Residence or numLsss VI
, 1877-05-16
YOUNG JAPAN.

THE FIRST EVENT IN cll1uAous
,,ol,ter bronya ~ h.r fase. and rs,hrr c.isu.tsi
Ms",s ,s.. VI as ..a ~. ,
pesloe net hes 9ca'a.xao'1 tea anu so"e"aat ~
baby born within the cfty li,niis OF CHI
cago. In another bed, closc by, for the rooms OF The
: .t. 1f... . u..tt.,. ..s 11,.1
Lap'ers llou'e. corner Ma'h'ngton and llalsted
Streets nro not large, sts Thumas dnngero, husband
OF YAra Kukucra-Japancse women keep their
.h1w rsd nd ,,,sr,rass,xo .nn,n 4 ,omnI .,.,,,,
solJ teu ahu 'ue1psess,ss 'ump. nsouna apou&
template ths pale bronze ulohos with wonder; for,
thu,txh hut Us years VI agu, shu gavo
birth Mondny night to hor twelfth child.
t.onpe tor Nil these people, including tho 10
inarxabiy rcd aud somewhat ttnexptcsslvc. belong 10
, 1877-05-16

Intervals Of relaxation, during which he IL calm
and entirely sane. bnt the mention Of water, OF
drink OF any kind. Ia Sufficient to bring on par
o1Ysn1, and 1ttlc atiF In tho room, OF strangc
face has the same effect. Az one time Donaliut
complained Of hunger. and the ply tictan 1seuted
water, and presented tho dry and to him. ,!ie
snapped at 1t raveuously like q dog until hih lips
touched the ntofstened part, when. With fright
.fni etteam, he ltlapscd into convnlslons: The
family were utterly unable to force the liquid med
lcInc prescribed BY The doctor upnn tho sick man.
went into severe spasm upon seeing IN orange
cut In hla presence.
NJ. Lilly notincd the police authorities ot tho
case an EAve bis certificate that Il WIS one OF ny.
droph0blA. and that The man thpafd hc rnnioSrn
to the Hospital Accordingly Officer tFl!r!en, WIN
cy Hospital Yesterday morning. where he VII re-.
cefvc all The kind enfc and attention In tho power
Of the good 9lsters 10 bcstdw.
Mt. tonahuc is 20 years OF ago and has WHO
and aevrn children, tho eldest not ret II years oll
dependent upon hIt Inbut for support. WIN great
aavs enough from his acanty wage: last. maker
to own the humble roof which thclters h'a stricken
family and this 10 thcr A-ft may amount to 5000
or $500 In value 11e wa just beginning TO feel that
be wns = lItt}o ahead whcn this terrible calamity
overlook him. ps. Lilly does not entertain any
ionRed By narcotics and by nutritious ,nieet'ons
, bsts eh4uees Of any permanent benefit are very
Il il agreed upon ali hands that ths dog which
bit Michael ncnAhue did not esince tbs least syup.
tom Of rabies. and the question naturally arises.
da1, apparently in rood health, and not Vicious,
which ne!eFthelcsa hare this deadly yrns seeLhtnH
In their blood, ready to communicate It 70 the fst
man, woman, OF child who comes In their Way1"