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, 1877-11-05
OPERATION OF TAX on CAPITAL STOCK.
tn fha Editor u The T1tbunf.

PgoRIA, Eoy.3-Four cittcs In fIlluols of about
tho sa1no ngo, sizc, and population, have each
gas company, chartered before the year 1s5st arA
the charters bclieycIsto bc calike-liIooltnst"n,
Peoria, Quincy, md Springfield. THIS interest
Or slarc u the different awness ia represented
by what Is cAllct! stock-a certificate that he
owns such q portion Of tue real estate and per
sot,al property THAT Is what It amounts to).
II the number Of shares arc 2,oM, certificate
for lO0 shares SLOWS he owIa onc'twcntteth Of
lluincy, uuu Springfield. Bloomington fr1orts
there IL III stuck, or one man the only stotk-
holder.
stoek Or dcbts; SAYS there ts the scal estate and
personal property; assrss that, ard We Jny our
tax on. tl,at. rcOrta, Quincy, anA bptlngaclt,
having kto<k aud debts, arc required 10 return
thu amount Of ths same, u ie scnt to tho Board
Of Equalization at Springfield.
Opcrutton of c.luallzaltun:
Peoria Il reported carltai ltock.,... .S07, zoo
kcal estate and personal property returned u, ,oo
" AAscssor..'.....". ....- ......... 1900
Leaving ........... ...,.... ...... ~. 800
on which sum tho Board Of Equalization ordered
the tax h be icrfed, a.ni al additional tax of
illus Company. besides The tax Of *5.:.ss nn $GA-
4l0 tths rats 0f taxes III Peoria last yrnr was
$:'.Et Oh thc $1tg. and We doubt Il there s guy
place In the world where tacy arc higher. Th!s
ei1uER Auount 1setS&cS4 W Stfuntf neSebhpst
uiuount sa!scd BY tilu board of Equalization,
aud amount On which the tax Wis pAht:
Total pHE
Statt on1 A1sfssfl al on uAish f4t
evuHtpfut. Springfield. uus paid.
R)oop,Rctop 3.st, Oil ....,. 8 10, ls,5
pvofts, ,,,,,,,., ~, .4N Sh, 200 ~, tl0
UuiucY..,. -, g., tn t7,3hU 1Uu utU
Spftng4el4,,.. =, 2E} ~ SYl ii, UUD
Bloomington: returning no capital stosk, WIS
only taxed on &3l,0S; tbs otaer varied fEMu
| $75.OlN 10 S100,UO0. ~
Now, what difference does 1t make to the
6tstc Or " the v hole body of Taxpayers xhetdrr
The works ot gus co,npsnyi Bloomington did
perfectly right iu returning no stock; there IL
no fault " be found with that; but We CUNT
plain Of tho inIusttvH to the owners vi the other
tltes.s Of tho Interest OF raeh one in certain
, 1877-11-05

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l,xcMASaE. RENT. Uit SALE, STEAM ELErAT.
rs tosAt'oa ttnl.clnss; cFopA blt. AddfeS uWSElL
~ l4asae.ti.. t:uom y.
l,sli. ExtlIANGE-stB AClit:s or LAxn IN IOWA.
AlAo liz tenement houses well rented. 10 i city
4A nwA; cash Ftcc u. .EO cach. .......,."..- ann
Al@- Hx totA. alluhinE last tanned. SOD each.. 1.~n
Alsn nas sehool'houss, aer aud Fcoaed........ SD
All c4ref. -
viii ssehsnSs fof rirar CIlsa;," roretty or ! sci
improved farm Chicago. AdlFvss /. IL. Tribune.
'lD, ,ExCHANGE-By =. u. HoYD. AooA =. t7o
FuF eo.sd farm, c,erchant mill, ssw MILL TIRES ano
stcan; lepol The In u lhs best counties In
McbtHAn: fafs must TX ts1 aou re1f; mills are dol1x
hu&lucAs Ut stu rrS day ncl-
Fur 9ouI Ia,Is Anu business block froFoet1 l5Aj
ttet4L Madison. rtuIs 1uw for - ss ous Ut lbs
Sal flsl inc curisV III Wssh.nEton.sk, near lalsea
{Ctrsr). Tor EAId fAEn UF lun,bef
&i.txx h0leL rnnrfetely Furnished {reari. TO good
country doinx go11 oNs!hrsa for Eloa farm.
For god sasm tcleafi, tns ef!ck A0ts. Gsss elesxo
{cltsFf; lot 1sIa9 o. -.
III cIcaF lots xAi !nur housea two tloekt from Artst
cars !n Chir Alu fas gool faEnls VI land4.
Fur xon1 f&rUl, nas hTtrl storu md ot S3J13o cn
Eorsli lIark'At. tsents fur II. 80
gnD.ta tu svrs Auta1 ssiun ncF Yssl. Ii : sp1rldd
tosa Ia 1ll,nol. tfes and eeArs VI" take some c'sas
s4.ust aIts fraple4 dwelling 1.-Two sere. {tea,, "a
P1os1ct r4Tk near dspoe. Tor guod ssofs sua ea; s
hare sunls of tbs brst farm lands In SrbfaAka for
dwtlllnSa stUars In GhitsSU. Will aasatne souIs-
fR,u ExCIiASGK-rAIu1,N SET. Q FlEcEs. AND
tase-hurncs stasc pspt, ctc' for hoFs+ Call u
81 Gfanl' 'ptacE. -
, 1877-11-05

Le, The orean7ation consist Of onc or tnnrc
fnrrltrrk If rah ,h,1rtlt in Chicago. VIII. Altatl
~.sk aluts,ti; t,Ec,i"r and whose tuiy u shall
tr +" eek nIi. n'n1 Ii" III: t;aHl samaritan to
the deserving poor. This tnattrr nrl"nrs Il,
have Lrrn overlooked during tic political nnd
nihGt c1,ttcncnts that have t"sl, and that are
row raging, and trust II will at unce fn takcntn
hand Nv Influential 1anpc, a'ri proper bret1,1,-
ttn's hattc u ftsUEc onc dying frtnt want 1t,
ClIivagu this wlpicr. YUHrs faithfully,
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, 1877-11-05

1!"tr of property nyr'ndv n''c-"f "~i tar"i NJ
mn .'tsr irp'sffp, Il Board sf Equalization
y, ,nlI At%e itv:'l n:',n y"u very ',";" .: j
n!'iAt1nnal lax. nspi yru h!;ns ~ at'!;l'4;ni
{rtl; erty Il, rr;,rc-rrt tur!i lax. Where is th.
Justice ami farm 81 NJ thit mode of r,sin-
1lol.ey for tax caters To s;'enli XXX.
, 1877-11-05
4 Little Hero.

p<tsdraoI Ltjter 10 tAe GruSALr.
East think of the experlcuee u little luir-
haired boy OF u In vaiupi This little teluw
started from Denver, Cob, with LL
, 1877-11-05

KY LATI: 1MPtulyED ALL KINDS SHUTTLE
Dy maclurA. ~srrxn.tj. s. LAaf tla loHest pstGGA.
J'rlsAtt la.n uila Us ClA k.st. liu0hl u4-kAlrA
, 1877-11-05
Iinlanro on hand flei. II, e503+ 9Grl. q


TIE TRIBUNE IlkANE1l OFFICES.
IN ORDER ri AEf4,N NuOt,arEul.E NUMEROUS
t'Eat ch tti:rc* n t Ifrreh fivSrn* a. .!t.!SAtca
h.tpA. Etrr- VIII bc takrn for lle .A1ne
ptice charged al tr Sair t)tiCr, ai viii he received
mil s"rtecx during tue week. anil until =. IN.
WILLIAM II. WtSStSt,, 1a,nktel!rr mad stAtIouer,
lI3 Twents .*"cnat'st.. near Wa',a+l.-as.
+. NJ WALuES, Sewadc1irr sta.uurr, Etc., 1uA
Ncst " bfsln 1T, mar Wehf"fn.hr.
HpEfHT 1IfftGMaTOS. West 5tdc News depot. !
f!u" isinnt Kr.. E,rMer 9f ffoIatc5f.st.
t;ED!Gk HESTIr. tsuoks Stationery, ETC., $50 u.
sttnh.ss.
il. {. HtfsEtaK. jcwcrr. News.i'eat ana Fancy
lin 4ls, TN l,Ak..st., Garner lIHe tih.
, 1877-11-05
MICHIGAN STATE TREASURY.

s5tctdi Mtn1ttA n Tia G1'cs.go 7f1suns.
IAS.ssu, Mich, NOV. 4.-Thc following Il
statement Of tue receipts and disbursements at
the State Trcasurcr's Office fos the month cnd-
iay OF. 81, 1s777:
balance op hand Sent 20, 1a77.... ..eg0,, ~. -
Total ......,.,,, ,.,,,. &4I1. H,H. Gf
Disbursement .....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. :h.a, ,jt4. 90
Iihlanro on hanL Del IL. ISL o.. 2Cti. 20
, 1877-11-05
CRY ftF.AL ExT'AT'I:,
11tlK sALK-Bf 7. u. tspyU. ROOM :. Ia MAbI.

17OK sALK-Bf I. u. Hoyp. ROOM :. III MAbI.
tTuIs snortn tE REAn,.
run rcs Il = eIiings and lot 77si.; each tciras a,t1
Hrwl. Irving place. hIIrk frpm Nxaen tars.
here houses IN iptrstLd part If the ry hath,
EAs, sud wAtrr: lhrT nftte uAt al tho mortgage
ITr fUn! :. handsome Resident luA- rsst frnt
l1 tut+ 1s tusllt tI bTaE SEQ tct foo& they arc In
t1uit. .v,ro"ni Hssnx. ,..tn and Int 27,lo, ca.t
fr,nI. corner Prairie nv. And Twenty res cntil.t.
this.
f3ar>-i1 snntn DWELLING snl lot 7sxty1 on Mouroe-
IT.. Jnrt cast of lln1stri. 81. "a down.
+fs 5f,~t7.l, 4"~n M ncw 3.,oty anl ha.tmsat hrtcR
."t~t"h thrt! trEoh4 and fhsty.fh!f1'ss.: this
sT.Ht} rhA!-trck hnAnclR tilocE 4nxtf1 cost f30..
u, III built. s"n.* st+'a, nav, rtn'at lat year at
. .s3.tbt-ht:r ruftatr. tA,itls. and lnf hbss@, nu
kn. hrrc IA a grs'at .ir.: ain.
fs.5U.-a. ,.~lrtn 'rlek lweiitnr 10 f"o,n., tt!ck
haF!l, htnl ua 2'xi:a. On WashtnItuh*s. near VOID.
fI.n,, r4s-4ruorn co,tacr. lot c3x,:5. On Uakley.
half t"ek tt0naifret-rars.
Lon sA!.E-vAcAST Lurs-t1ithT uAlsDAiSs:
i JlsfFt urhttdfH.hs : \ nht tDrIrF.
s,l{itbL hl't- a.; a nhrtl,Wrtt cJFtr'r
.31l4i. ~Gtrr!nr' IT. cast Ut II. t.air.
:tIAtE fiafk.Er Leaf liltlnh t1.r.
DtHk Ftatk:n-st.. south " Lake..t.
hlAt.i. HnF.Elrti Nv. ntthH4S u corner 11tk.st.
"'''s " wXlLin Il 'l ilt'T,lS. f u a.nssost.
i Inp u, indian, and i'taifieAv, +s fcet II
lnilAha.av.. ha Fsy hrat IT hnsse viii II sod
l,w and n easy tcrnil. AFFty ~ L. WILLIAMS. ~.
| ThItiy'1tthtt.
, 1877-11-05

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NOR BALE-ClEAP-AN UPRIGHT sAnW.CtsK
~ feel ldus. nearly new. lu9u!su Of 7. I. CONE
GAN. u St1Esenth' It.
trOll sALE-A BLAcK. .AND-TAS r0Gs WEIGHT
J. 5n94udA ana II h1ouths w. lM9nita 1vF TWO dssa
At 1QB DxATl&lEt.'st 'st., corner VI twentieth
, 1877-11-05

IL tuaulfcsting Its prcsencu with more than ordt-
nary virule1cc iu this AMI adjoining coun:ties'
Many neightorloods hare lost all their hogs:
Our last Legislature provided for State Doars!
OF Health; and It might seem that they Gould
In SUMO manner extend their authority far
enough to investigate Tits d!scuse aud discover
its cause. We arc ready t9 suandtr millions 3, ~
Stats Houses aud Court-fLouses and uhcr lntll-
iut,a iu Improving tho Illinois KlYrr tu order tp
krrp rouple Ut unr-horse steamboats, rutninG ;
hut, fur tho Investigation vi hog-ulseaAes, nut
cvnl. It. Il VI more Importance to- the West TO
know tirst tho origiu Ur CAUSE vi tho lisclse,
a,,I then remedy for i,s cure, than Vii tho
rivers in the country. They arc OF little use ex-
crpt for puTx,ses of dralnage, md, u every
steamboat wai withdrawn. tue railroads could
do tile work, uldcd to tAelrs now, without tt'-
luz uyescruwIcu.
xWINpL1N0 OyrRHa.
Nearly every newspaper that one picks up
contains NJ offer s0 scud silvcTwate AMI cutlery
ut Icss than It costs to uanutacture. t)f course,
the bait Is ~ wUficA that III. one WHO rcM1a II
carefully ean help seeing where the deception
cotura IN. Que who xruds Is cents to ply
charges Oh OH elcgant set cot roin-mctal.
doutds-plated spoons, with ~ initial letter
any but pcwscs ut tho best. Pewter IL not USED uss.t
III genuine coin, but may lu in bogus,-sn II fills
| the bill. We haye been Informed that thou
| sauds aud thousands VI .hese packages urr eeit
pcoplt lo pos buy the stair; It u ouly thoso j
lnotielatc means, aud tic young, who 40 ~. u
should ba uale unlawful 10 advertise such
| s.l.de things, tlo Same ~ 1t 10 lottcEes. We
| must, however, coil1css that tho acld u one
easily worked, tor people a1e just u anxious u
eYer to get something fur netlin4.
EXHAUSTIVE EtFxcgs or TRIE-koors-
a xrter in tho London Gafttess Glfes sont
facta regarding shia important subject, which Il
* often overlooked that VIC sepToluce then
tor tho leneht of the svaders Of "Tho Farm s1,t
uR14ca";
Tito distance 10 which certain t4es-roots s1san.
u cultivated grounds l. subject u soule lnap1E
, 1877-11-05

i psr-AT PROF. sWlSG.s cNuHcIl. Or sbAk.
IL xhvfr pt iEN south kl1e. EAfsux. st4!!a.ed d
tt4eeisL fur xh.h aha uatsS VII N eEIs4 Il n,
, 1877-11-05

HEll Au Rap Auiky uulI atVtIIE 0tCHT'A AHA
lsas begun to cllst 10vo Instead vi stunra, back
Guinea The SOULS optimism to pour ts riel light
over all past years and over the grGyo at our
1cet.
+ ... t. affirmed @ BY some that at death all
there ssetnloEe. but this ID ut .yariancU
with TINT part Of nature which lies out
spread before us sn tlis world. Aud wo must
measure y the .s1t world by the onc here. ilcrc,
anu folscs, a1lI has Tor q few Years Lcrn fait,l-
tul to higher ltfc, tho beautiful oycrwhelms
the dcfurnt.l, aud tue soul stands wiito al,u
isse asa's1. ,, hoas S9ar ss wsso as ssarlet.
thut IT, uutl, is twice Eou4: rs., III Offering ii,
consciousness q rDwAru for virtue: au!l, ac,uuti-
1y, by Offering NY w,cked ona vi intuceu,eut to
u few ycors the new Eoua will hurry the bad
uwuy from your tcarful sight. Thu MuxtIalcn
wliu once looked downward In hcr raus and
falserrss will Look upward with Joy atld bcyotuo
the theme VI sculptor, a1ll painter, md purt
TITUS The human consciousness IL a fabric
that ,nay wAsll itsclf white. Finer than INV
texture maIe by Asia for Kings Or Queens, liner
ttun any luce ur than any t,ussaEner, becoming
Tho marvellous p.wtr of washing itselt snow
white In tne lla,1,e of lhis illtaclu lu Nature,
Christianity eau!u commanding all men every
wherv to repent. Thus that doetftns VI re-
pentancc which Is 10 utunlPrescnt in Chrts&'s
ph!losopiy to uot q dogu,a sprung upon socicsy
BY tanatixal church, but it u law Of the III
tellcetual world aual Is passed into Christianity
1ruln without. As u former aud more universal
luYal world has u,aEkcd itself upon the deeply
buried ru,ks, anu u all tbs eosal formations
reIcal .uarks VI onru tropical CLINE. 70
Wien Jau open thu Testament aud nud tho
0ortrlau Vt penttcuce you seo the place
angels las becn pressed W sgailst pnga
Of tloly. Writ. Reptn.anee y only one u lhe
names Of thAt great migration OF soul fFoI1l .
butter 10 = sweet remcnIbrancc. 1t was way
, 1877-11-05

GE PAID FOs: WEHsTElsS DICTIONARY.
tt} staudst work. htns .s~i prizes: ecfvfe yVa .el
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-25

lover ANYTHING Than they we're Yesterday sales by Kase
$3.50 257 do. 56 b. 6ac 50 DO 5s 2 n. 6ac 10 VIZ
newton < HOLMES .ol y i1 6io sheen -2 ~ AZ 4s.c:
~ Of 9ta d. jc 10 Of rs %. &C., 81 OF g0 h. j1c %
Judd Rucarhan .od 20 Illinois sheep 1ol n, at Size;
Home. Elliott ~, Al syfieth. IT. ~ Ohio sheep 1903 y,
u Co. ~ .rena llHlbs 90 no 4c 10 ao % Do ' %
HauH ANDERSON 30 d IS Jersey lambs. 80 H. at 6c 81
OF ~ .,-c =" ~ ~ n l".tct ~ @i OF ~ TO- 4'o'
Re & ~ r sold % leroy lambs ~ ai0ac. -,.., d.
market shows Little nrmuess hough not quotaDY higher
BUFFALO, May 2t.-CArrLE-Eccclpts to-day lOZ head,
do for t,o week 50 head do last week.
of the receipts 81 loads Vurd through; no
s@s reported fresh arrivals consigned through I'D car Ais
sHsKr Receipts today 5000 head DO for the
wccA. q" Or Asi1 last 500 heat of
tle re,r rt --Ol head through lual-rts i,ir
demand or hrahion quotations up 'c On me or Cue
- 2j4 % b- l. Ieit attendance of ta-i,ru buyers
H3'.ir'' ipts uay. $500 heli o. iot tle "e'S SOD
htla. o' Tor same time iSi wees l-.'o hraai o 'r PC
cpts $500 head were thoarl latprnte nlua IA
. -.'user "a So car ni!F oratr' -no, IKE. .'
- l'"f3 - l.' to choice, - ID 4-J 80 hea'5 s' 10
CHICAGO May -f-C,rTfF Receipts 300 head ship
rrcts 900 ie.d ua..c fairly active aad shade hrner
steers sj@@5 3d.. ned n. - 55ost rs butchers, $50
COS I.-rriff- 5000 shipments .2CO. market dnlL
.at. aud ~ .c lower closing Moro active co.," "-i
.',,. - ''..t NV ~. - s = ~7qs' o0' -''' TO
SHEEP stc'tdy receipts. +,7L
EAST LHEaI Penn. May 2i-CArIls- Receipts today.
rr PRIV fs b.r ri- and l sold ont 30 a-c of flv
.,, uts.rl j14s5 -j. medium to sooa - gjls5i com.
Receipts oaav 300 head making the total f1r DE
pee al. s-i5 hea4 lorscIs - l0aej % Phldephas.
'-uI,r ..e..t. 5o,ay. 200 beat making the total e.
tAr.e -a5s 800 De-t selling at - ,oas5 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-25
cTTCLiL EEPlrT up sVrRroAv WLvINT B04hL
.frF.- . D. "a 1877


AI Qriet on tie Potomac Of late has been the
Ia'or,e oiT Of rail ~ay officials, when in reality
.-'fe Do, existed nothing but paper truce, which
AN required tLat t-e negotiations should be fire.
Voeh' and prolonged 90 prevent an open outbreak at
o'f moment. The recent status of the trunk line
Companies g toward each other may De compared 10
'" 81 armies Of observation, each wanting 10 press
0' Ashi' but NOT daring % because Of the condition
"a ehe respective commissary departments so
my s' watching for an opportunity 20 gain by Wis
IDa' winch after al must b. got only by competition
D1' iast week, after a prOtrlcted meeting of the
residents we were told that everything was lovely,
~-u 'Ie "est-bOund freight from New-York al nei
az 10 be- pooled" thus maintaining satisfactory
- ii, however. was omitted o. be stated that
1's arrangement If carried into effect dId not dis
80 .Ae discriminating Rates in favor Of shipments
y 'u- ruladeiphia and Baltimore a. against New
But. as II now appears even while the pipe Of
''~'s "aE being smoked, q cutting was going on IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-25

3re11t premium: Cincinnati steady lUyirg Tar,
selling 10: New Orleans. commercial, 5fG. bank. -;
-. Louis. - premium, and Chicago iIm. % IRE
mim-cmrcury brin- shipped. Inc Jmi. ~ >il!ts
Treasurer at Na-hinLt1n rrcrIved To-Day 100000
National bank notes for redemption. ! TEE customs
receipts were 100000. ard internal revenue f'-
celpt~ $3.50 eco. The following D. Ire 'l'dl..--
mousse statement to-day OuruU.V exc ..aur's, TO--
1891 currency balances. -f.0I&.l-f: tv.n 'N-
changes, -p.4IG.120: gold balances, ~. l3h.'"Z.
The movement 10 United States bonds was tame
and featural~. but pf.cts were strong ali around.
The skies OBJ ~~l have ft preference 1on- bu] ti-'
" IL -fr.n- nuD-uLILI...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-25

low Md1nr 9'ic.; Good Ordinary &c. receipts bales
sslcs 222 bales. -.
CHAR PISTON. Msv 24Coton- Holiday. not receipts lO3
bales. exports cOsstwlsc. % bales stock t-s7 bales
SD LOUIS. NAY - Cotton nfn; Miollul. lJvct loe
VI dfng e.. Good ordinary H'ici rfcfff % haIes alp
mfufs go bales. sales fS bales stock 1923 hlIfs
CfNcfNNAU. May Zi-DoIt0n lIu5 1if1IHE DO lc.. Low
Miluug Iuc. Good Ordinary J2-. receipts l2l Dless
ymeuts LAG bales. sales. in i'al-. ---' ''
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
PnovrnYvcF. r. r % print cloths MAJ ef q1iet
cht salcs fsc Ter saaaar ant extra btaoi- AZ
which price there is more inquiry ior i1tlTos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-25

There is no quotation Tor time loans. The iolnWlhg
y,r. the rates If exchange on Newly 9Tk al the uu-
cities to-day: Savannah, buying To-
selling 5lg; Charleston, easier, Offering H0oIJ'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-25

....7.- .5. j. ...t l... 5- ....
-a.i WAS '"'i- N'..'t- 't 80 ID --- -' -- 10 ~
l---I...- Isl Iu.Dl tH- ~'r"rl'
"a>"t Oi Ihi " tnt-i 81 iiA ~ " -.. ....
II-. U.-L -+.N .. ...A. -"
tH.t -1-g.
49, -'-' -r r- % lO.
.l.
.A.- 80 ..r- -" -' III
l b.. t.- Ir. t.-. t..t 4.a o. f-I
o.. ..... .. ... ..
.....,.. a.
bort strn.. 1923 ".-
I.... ..-t....-. I-2 I- r''
u.,..u...... l4 li .-
t.... t-I;... SIS al4 oils a.2 t- +.f ..-'"
I.... H.I
No.. a. a.,-z $50 g. 90 o5 t@ '- l
n. ...It- - 10 - -
-5r.
..- ..,' pa -.8. --4 --4 -
49, .-.,5 ... ~. 81. I.. r
49,. bis tot.
-' ri'i..- 90,
Ie- ,aa' - st< t $50 81 Sos
'.. c 49, a., ~ IS IL -s - 8. loo
J..ol ia,.Ac t
H.~ O. .r. re az Gt %
-.". b.. ...- tt te.- 5- 20
40 ao5t
tz Sd - ID l
t
5.a4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-25

ft.-,. con. .iuIies ion sup.Tla l-tl-i -u l.'.
on r,I II = pr GEM ou stock lac -.-r 70.
and j., ou Government bonds. D -t ---
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-12-08

ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND
LYING IN 18TH DISTRICT,
BALTIMORE COUNTY

Near Philadelphia turnpike road, and thus de-
scribed: Beginning for the same at point in the
centre of Homage run and at the end of the line
drawn north 3S4 degrees, west 2 and one-tenth
perches from marked maple tree standing on the
southwest side of said run, said tree being about
north II degrees, west 43 perches from the end of
the south so degrees, west Sc perches, line of
tract of land conveyed by Sophia c. Read to Cas-
par Webeacker, said point of beginning being
also the beginning of parcel conveyed by So
phia c. Read to Jacob Schmidt, and running
thence bounding on the LIST line of said Schmidt's
lot south IS degrees, west 734 perches to the
tire of road, and with the I'd line of said
SchmidtS land south degrees, west 353 perches,
thence leaving said road north 8S degrees, west "a
perches thence north degrees, east "A perches !;
thence south SO degrees, east 30 perches to the
centre of said road thence north IS degrees east
IS perches to the centre of Homage run, and
thence southwardly on the centre of said run to
the beginning, containing "a ACRES OF LAND,
more or less being the same land which by deed
dated the 9th day of April, 1870, Liber L. II. A.,
No. Sc, folio 9, &C., was conveyed by Sophia c.
Read to John Winkler.
Assessed to John Winkler for 1876
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@s~Our Washington correspondent writes as
follows with reference to the cause &C., which led
to the wrecking of the sloop of war Huron:
Notwithstanding the efforts of the malignants
to cast upon Grants administration the odium of
the loss of the Huron, it is now generally agreed
that the navigating officer was Immediately re-
sponsible for the disaster, and he has expatiated
his blunder, as far as one life atone for 100,
sacrificed to ignorance or carelessness or BOTH
There is still good deal of Indignation heard that
the vessel should have been ordered to per-
mitted to go, in the teeth of furious gale and
with the danger signals flying all along the coast
The proposition to make some provision for the
survivors and the heirs of those lost by Congress-
finds few to oppose it. There resides in this city
a father and mother whose eldest son was instant
ly killed few years since by the premature dis
charge of gunpowder used in blasting. The Sec
ond, Naval officer, lost at sea two years ago,
and the third and only remaining one, also an
officer, persisted in the Huron disaster. The gen.
tleman to whom the only daughter was betrOthed
was killed by railroad disaster while on his way
to fulfill the contract. Such case of successive
bereavements is, happily, rare"
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Assessed to Conrad Reedel for 1876.
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND
LYING AND BEING IN 18TH DIS

TRICT OF BALTIMORE CO.,
Being part of the tract of land called STAINS
burys Inheritance, and described as follows Be-
ginning for the same at the end of the LIST line of
Mount Hays to the place where the old Chapel
stood, the said point being at the corner of the
land devised by Tobias E. Stansbury to his son
John L. Stansbury and running thence bounding
on said John L. Stansbury's land as devised to
him, south 324 degrees east AL perches then
south 574 degrees west % rerches to lot No. s,
then north 324 degrees west As perches to the LIST
line of Mount Hays, then bounding thereon north
64a degrees east Is perches to the place of begin
ning containing ACRES AND Is SQUARE
PERCHES OF LAND, more or less, being same
land which by deed dated 3D. day of June, 1871,
and recorded among the Land Records of Balti-
more county in Liber L. II. A., 20, folio $685. &c.
was conveyed by Henry Brinkman to Caspar
Fisher.
Assessed to Henry Brinkman for 1876