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PRESERVING
Meats, Fish, Vegetables and Fruits

With this process Fruits of all kinds can be
kept in open vessels from season to season
without danger OF fermentation. obviatug
the expense of Theoretically sealing. Moth
ing ueleterious to health is used. as can be
seen by reference to the certificate of DR.. {.
r. BRowN and Il. PERNoT. in IN, possession.
and which have the permission to use. 1t
is simple. cheap, and requires little time and
lahOI. The cost does not exceed three cents
per Dbl, for green corn, two cents per bushel
Tor Tomatoes Cucunbers, Okra. Peas Beans
and all kinds OF Fruits, for tritlng sum. 1t
is especially adapted to the preservation of
Grapes, Peaches and Melons. Meats. and
Fish can be preserved etiectualy the same
way at a cost not exceeding DC per 100 lbs.
Persons using this process will effect large
saving in their household expenses and have
fresh fruits, meats, vegetables. etc, AT ALL
SEASONS OF THE YEAR 1t Is no humbug-
speaking and knowing from personal ex PEE
rience-and will at no late day take the entire
place Of either canning, drying or any other
process.
Samples of Fruit and Vegetables. put up
in Van Buren,. can be seen at the business
houses of y c. Williams, Austin Il Ward and
johnson h King.
The undersigned is the duly authorized
Agent to sell both Family and County Rights
for the Counties of Crawford, Washington
and Franklin. and will canvass the city OF
Van Buren,. this week. win give personal at.
tention to satisfy any one favoring me with
their patronage.
Respectfully,
J, C. WILLIAMS.
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Four, five days without letter, dur
inc which time the chill never leaves her
heart, and then there comes what she
has been looking for He asks her if
she is good enough, unseifsh enough.
to forgive him, and adds, of course, that
he can never forgive himself.
Well, Leah is his, body and soul, II he
CHOOSES to take her. Would he choose
if he knew of the corridor at Horewood,
and had seen the lips he loved cloying
themselves with sweetmeats that soft,
compassionate hands thrust by stealth
within their reach2 She puts away
the thought from her With shudder,
calling upon God not to tempt her to
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POE RY.
Up In a Tree.
BY CLARA c. DoLIvER.

Up In q Tree.
BY CLARA C. DoLIvER.
Little brown lady,
Up in tree.
Smoothing her feathers
Looking at me;
Up in the morning
First peep o'day,
Getting her breakfast,
Working away;
Stop by the windows,
Shaking her head,
Calling me lazy,
Lying In bed.
Little brown husband.
Up IN a ira,
Singing the SWEETEST,
Ever C0uiu w
Sings of the morning,
Sings OF the air,
Sings of the sunshine
Every where;
Very fine dandy,
Golden red
Never get handsome
Lying in bed.
Four little children
Up in tree,
Yelling and pining;
Never did see
Babies so hungry.
Babies SO bad.
Mouths so wide open,
All very sad
Come, little mother,
They must be fed,
Scold me no longer
Lying In bed.
Little brown lady.
Would | were thee,
Housework and household,
Up in a tree
Little brown husband,
Would | were thee,
Neverm0re worried,
Up in tree
But. o. brown babies,
You must be led
Think I'd rather be
Lying in bed. Vile AVA
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Certificate.

Certificate.
Van buren,, Ark, July 80, 1877.
To vhoV it may concern:
We certify that the ingredients us d in J
w. Davenports method for preserving Meats
Fruits and Vegetables are not poisonous In.
iurious or deleterious to health in any man
ner They are not only harmless, but healthy
II. PERSoT, NJ. D.
c. +. BROWN, NJ d.
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An old ,ady, sleeping during divine
s,rviec in church, let fall Biole win
clasps to it. and the noise partly awaKsh.
ing bcvehe exclaimed aload = umss
you've broken onother jug, have your
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08
THE rnAVLLEEs NEw QUARTERS.

With tur'uituOus hammerlng,, much raising
of dust aud prevailing smell Of paint and Narnlsh the
spacious apartment on the first hOor 0i Tue IrDuh'
Building has been m3d0 ready for the New-lork ON OF
the Travellers Insurance Company Of Hartford Conn
Enough Of quiet out Of the confusion Of fitting
M and removing from the Old Office for HE officers Of the
company to appreciate the excellence and convenience o
their new quarters in praise OF which many words nave
already bce heard For Ihc convenience oi business
the Office has been divided by partitions Of ashWood anu
ground glass into four r0oms-the main Once the PIT
vate Office Of r. ". Johnson, the New-i"rh manager
the consultation and examination room, ana aiil
apartment present used for STORAGE The rooms are
finished aro m ash with root venccrng. The ceilings
are not mol led like those OF THE TRIBUNE counting
roorn but arc heavily lrcscocd In brown and yellow"
with lighter hcs Of suitable co0rs On the walls o nc
managers private Office hang come handsome Pl''hI'9
The examination room il lighted by I window WhI'h
fronts the angle in the Tribune Building ana II a'niuG-
bly, adapted ia its perfect quiet for the use Tor "heh
is intended Al ogcther the Iast journey taken by the
Travellers has bccu-sO the officers say-a movement III
the Hight direction and will result 10 is advantage.
word about tine business of the Travellers It's we'll
known principle of paying its policies when dUe Wi'h'ul
litigation or trouble 70 the friends Of the insured ana
its customs Of Keeping asSet5 well above aoIts anu
pxrcuses beov, reoeips-customs which do not govern
IN ali lite insurance cOmpanos-arc familiar 10 inc
public lis record is without blcmlsh and the open
account Of tho business and resources cO,ih' w.
figures 90 blind the eyes of IT'S patrons III ln1 Cli,'l
issued by the company May 90 IT, agents. l' Io,
i'm the accident department for 1876 were deer req 70
have been heavier Than usual intending N3-uVJ ~ lhe
Ashtabuia disaster. while we me ualdl'iVt, Ut.
exceptionally fortunate. New business j. 'oHi.-
IN fast. The amount of Insurance, III ioI,'
has increased SlGl13i Dee. 81 ana there nave
been JOY more accident policies and SOL 100 more
i'm the insured ~ the first four no h5 on 80
than in the corresponding months Of 1876 The iray-
cer takes especial pride IN il large ,ui Plus II ne sur
plus had been rcckirsaly paid over 10 lhe 30 ~
nirs the present depression Of values would nave 10y
injured assets, bat n now auord 70 wait phity
for be- Ter times secure in the results Of GoOd manage
ment and economy.
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Ready This ;Iorning,

THE SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
Containing dispatches nom the Asao and Danuban
campaigns choice editorials, vtt;lsms poetry correspond
ence etc The table OF this number embraces ho
following: Strange Marriage q Daughter Of Wealthy
Man in NowYork su!c.e Of john r. Dly, principal owner
o. the windsor HOTEL Triple Execution in south carouai
Explosion Of steamship Boer AZ Sea aus Loss OF Life
Capt Eldss Jotes-Descrguon Of the Successful Work;
Anglo American Topic. Ue;tcr from @. " So The Moso.
Another Telephone Invention Uus.tcc)i Academy
Of Sciences report Of Procccluss Of last Meeting At Wash.
iugton) Letter exsecrotary Mccloch CalfopA
Farming The Rev. Dr. Miners Trial ana scnience for
Heresy; Letters the People, Personal Political Re-
ngious, and General Notes; Market Reports. eto.
Single copies sent free on application.
Price in wrappers ready for msns) ave cents copyt
one COPY one year s3 copies Sl2 % cOps and
extra $40 Postage all cases Tree to The subscriber
Address THE TRIBUNE. Nsw.YorE.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

BrryOs AYREs. May 5.-The National Con-
ogrss was npcued to-day The Presidents speech 5
hopeful regarding The political ahd economic prospect
LoSDON. May John Lee X Sons, blanket
manufacturers at ElIshoaton and Osset have failed
Their liabilities are reported To be S5JjGOO. Nearly 100
operatives ac1 thrown out of employ mont
MADRID, May IA royal decree was pro-
mul,ted to-day, completely assmllafinS the Basque
Province, To- thc TEST Of Spain Precautionary military
mca ,jics on an extensive scale have been adopted
LoNDoN, May 1.-The Post denies The 1jme''s
story about Qucen Isabella writing to the Pope to IN
hnrncc King Alfonso against marrying % Protestant
Princess, me Post says II has authority To declare the
whole story fabricated.
VIENNA, May THE Greek Government
has scut a note 10 the Porte protesting against the re-
lrns Of certain Turkish brgands who had disturbed the
trpr frontier The recruiting lists Of the Greek army
rrsrly, have been completed. The class Tor men be
tween me ages ui 30 and 40 furnishes 100000.
CITY or MEXICO, April 3O.-Peace continues
Throughout the country, but sasnaton prevails In com
m.ree. President Dial IS desrous that he Congress
should dissolve IN september but the majority art defer
mined t declare the present HOUSE the Eighth Congress
and that a term shall not expire until HrIffmrf i-f9
(rnrea, has been Tylu senior Mega, cN-7rcItJdI5 ol
fr Treasury hut proceeding, have been stopped on WIZ
al babea. corpus until ht legal character OF an" present
Co ms il defined Four of lla2S Ministers have been
elected members Of the supreme Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08
PUBLIC OPINION.

As long "a we can iDCumber our platforms
witt no neero question he will be source OF trouble 10
us but as soon a. Lc is ignored in party discussions ne
will sink INTO natural place ana cease 10 be OF pOllcai
Consequence as q rule.-TBaloiEh News fDem.l
Whatever may be the ultimate effects of the
eouthru pOlicy Of the President It's first rus are mel
ther fair nor 10 tbe taste Of loyal men Heprocahs al
know this Fyeu The, know 10 who cover tDer ciaErih
with the roseate mantle OF their hopes Rochester
Democrat ana Chronicle ti,epJ
Lock at it as they may and turn it over IN
their mind, as tcv please II viii be impo.s bic for any
Southern statesman OF Intelligence and foresight not 20
see the advantages ~ polite division ~ his own sec
tOu and tao pusslble benefits OF p0hilCAi u"H WI
the liberal Republican sentiment Of the North-Cincla-
nat Commercial OndJ
The Postr,aster-G General should pick his flint
and try again. n not VOL acquainted Win ppnc m5l
In the N0it and not prepared turn over all the Oi
appointments % the IyuCT hall Oi the depA uheh ne
will md It advise bic 20 consult President HAYES OF sec
rotary Sclurz when doubtful arises. AT any rate'
give 40 Butler5, Key, an thou lowest US -
Philadelphia Times tinlJ
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Al Notice. Of Marriages must be indor'sd w'h faH
rdnse aud address.
zMgzzEsSzzzRs
DIED.


AYCRTGG-At late residence Pa,lac ~ j. on SUNDAY
MAY Jane, WIDOW Of the Hon John b ~ crigg in TO
Rtsiives and fren- invited her funeral without fur
Ere tlius cave twenty hirist Jerry at 94j a. n aud
Chambersst ferry at iOs. m
BACoN-on sunday, May s, Loa B. Bacon in the 73d
Funeral iro his late liS Safest, Brooklyn on
Tuesday 1T II O'Clock q. m.
BECK ~ west Fq.Ils May Wl.amJ. Beck ,
Relatives and friends respectfully invited n attend mo
funeral from hs Late residence, Bosonroad, Wednesday
MAY 9, II 2:j0 p M
nELDEN-on sunday, May G. BENJAMIN Bcden NJ D.. in tho
Es.yes and friends are invited " attend his funeral
I ESs: we 1sn i a,tsi On Wedncsay ct & q. p
CooMESru Br2oSiya. May Of drhhera, Edward Mel
FnneriI frn The residence Of Mrs NJ A. WEIGH 453 WASH
lueJou.ayco "Wednesday. at 10 a. ma
DAUBENY-At No. lOJ East Thirty Gfthst, New York,
NotSc Of funeral hereafter
UART-on sunday afternoon. Nay G. 1877, Augustin II.
FaHcr iron IS ate residence, 258 West scycnhst,
on "Wednesday, at 10 q. IN.
IfAZEITTNE-Ou sunday afternoon, Nay s, 1871 Carrie
daughter %! the late Leonard Haletue -..,
Eeaygs ana fr fa4i I, ct r e Na 81 at sky t
81. TUESDAY morning, NAY :. az 10 o'clock Friends val
KI1GBALL-On Saturday, Nay ., 1871 David 8 KimbaH'
RSariyss and friend, are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral TUESDAY, Hly 3 1914 from his late residence ~
West bergen " j. at hafpa.t Train iron foot OF LID
LhRNED-At NewHaycn, Conn. on The on n,t' Irone
wife of the late Prof VIM. 4 Larnei OF tle CoheBe
Funeral services 81 Batch chapel Ne"iaFeh On lue'ay
May ,. at . ococl =. uL
on the m inst tho residence Of her brother IN
law Niciolas Hogan, so West Iwtnty-s.KthsL, Eliza
Lowry aged 5B Gears.
RICH-On sunday 9Th May after short Illness Margaret
daughter O. tine lgfe IhpWas if'cl.
Eriiyr, and l7enl, II tie family invited 70 afford tho
nner. services num her late Residence, NO 20 flSt
Th.rty thirdsL, on Tactlay. sth iust, II ; D. m.
sLfDNoRE-At Nforr.town. y. j.. saturday, May 0, the
infant son Of " Ilitm Il. and uli2 G.. Skdmore.
sTEELE-san1ay 5thin.t, Perez >. steele Of paralysis
aged 80. 60
bis late residence lU'i flitona'er H'o'APh
wALrE-On the TN inst, EllwOod Walter IN tho 1ith
year % age.
on tt d. 81 inst, o'clock D. n,, from Friends Meet
I0us,. -cicruerucru~t, nor B',ruuls brooklyn,
Friends arc requested not % send lowers.
WlNAAs-At Astoria On Sunday, Cth inst, Anthony W.
aycs and friends invited - attend the funeral services
at Late Silence ga "Wednesday, thc "h ln>t AT D. ~
Friend, are requested ~ nd no flowers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08
TIE ANNEXATION OF TRANsvAAL.

IONDON, MOIItIhy' 'Idl - q
A dispatch to Reuters Telegram Company
from Copctown, April H. VIA Madeira announces that
Trinsyaal has been annexed TO the British Empire and
the British dag hosed at Pretoria Mr.. shepstone IN
formed President Burgros that he could wait no longer
and proclaimed Transvaa British territory on April IL
President Burges issued protest against the anneXa
ton but las at the time cOunseed peaccabe subns
sion Mrssrs. Jorrison and Paul Kruger two leading
Inhabitants will proceed to Europe and the United
states to protest AGAINST the annexation TO Powers
vino have recognized the Republic. body OF
British troops have entered TrinsyaaL Some rioting
is thought likely, but armed resistance Is impobaoe
Mr. shcpstone has abolished the war tax. The Cape
Colony Ministry agreed, IN accordance with Lord Car
naryOn's wishes, to incorporate GriquaEind-"est Win
lulr InInnY.
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LATEST SIR NEVS.
flor other Sh.D Se,os see second Pag,.l

.ppNyEp
s,,, r,-,s,a ,c =, stc'.sr rfsr,h1ro April o. and
H,yrs J5k yritL inl.r and pass to Kunhlfdt * GO.
Shin Kenirick Fish ra0plsJu IIuury. lis 'rp0ol II
G. in ballast TO snow burgess. ABchofed at Sandy Hook
Tor orl,rs
ro,t relic Rcb n, Windsor Y 81 Mcdonald Cienfuegos
Ana IL ,,tti, snro- ~ order yes.el ~ U.s,.r
piig amin patcne Tor 0f hilade ia IMAM Cardenss
q ev, "a M smear 10 Frfurke K FI.cElr vessel
Hl d. en- days no ID Of Hatsras iight y. l.. winds
ud fOgS.
bones re PORTS.
WrvNTYGrON y C. May Arrived bark IIason Ja1l, from
Tvpfp0el Cleared. bafa Hermann Heinrich FOR Liverpool;
schr. j. p. Wytnan tor Jaorel -
SAVANNAH Nav Arrived stcaW5hlp Juuiaia rom lNl.
ade. fha. Cleared b1ik Daphne. Tor iuehos Ayr,s 'a IL
bark Ade'aue, ioT iFcii" T. : moht -taha''''' '"t
Port HOpt schT Luce NhcatcE 10. it-ln o., -,
GALVESTON Tex, Nay t. Arrived, steamship lltoi ~
Antonio from NOW Or scir Rosa EppiuBtr from bau'
mpIe 49,,
PORT ROYAL, :. c., May Arrived cchr iN1c Nu'on'
fr,n Roston
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SUICIDE OF A BOY OF FIFTEEN.

Herbert Hudspeth, age Is, of No. 302 West
Forlyseyenth-st shot himself early last evening. The
ball entered his head below the right temple and lodged
in the upper part Of tho BRAIN Al the time Of the occur
romeo hs mother and sister with whom he lived, were in
an adjoining room. Suddenly Mrs Hudspeth was startled
by report and hurrying 10 the Kitchen, found the boy
lying the floor WIN the blood lowing iroi ""unu
gearre pistol, which Herbert had thrown aside after
making the attempt on his life. Br. Church Of No. 32S
W. Fort g-fft-st. was summoned und attended the
suderer who had become unconscious. Herbert hhd
been employ cd an oice boy Ia lawyers ONCE at No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08


Nearly 10 per cent Of IT," exports 10 the United states
IN the eigHt ARTICLES named above. none al "hlch
LETT France without rendering. sGbsoqueut to sst pro-
,iuci.on The highest tribute to her modifying ihisueS
ger tho Whole commerce between the
two countries 10 articles, az HllCh those sent
from the United States represented the rHHr5l ANA tore
received by them the highest, achievements or labor
Resides the manifest inequality, IN material point o
view Of such condition OF product exchange tEr differ
enc. in The cultyalIng uicnce upon Tue people OF u
country involved IN me two modes OF production MAY Dc
Thought To Re q Eublrct worth consideration. .
Tnc Argentine Republic Peru, ANA Australia AZ wen
n Mexico have held out inducements recently 10 Ftil-
ptauA from an Countries ana und-r the influence OF the
hard u,s which hayo 10y most people OF each country
bcrp enormously supposed to be Local Only, moderate
movement In emigration has been maze 70.
y-4rI those points Many persons, cltiLcns pi
the United States. have sought to better their
coalition by Joining In 1t. Reports from
orr consular officers the countries named shO" thdi
repentance has invariably followed su'n -ou-, ana thh
often. nom the want means az immigrants i II m
avlilu tnoug instances masters "i Amor tdh
ye..rs have Ducu induced "a at tlc return oI thct
courfryuen, through generosity WNI,h must hc's7il"!
have luits The entire experience ct thuS" VINO hHNc
cuigiatcd from the United states goes 10 ahO" mat
from tue CiTt dm.tInCcS surrounding suoh movements
they have not IL iitct and cannot result Satisfactorily
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"She hath 4 heavenly gift % prophecy,
And many blessing hang about her bead
That speak hcI fui ~ grace
SNiIKE.

The genius 81 dickens spoke to us last night
from, the stage OF ire Tnion Square The novel "
"Nichoas NicA-uy' made into play may there be
road anew by the hight Of action. The ne" piece ore"
crowd that completely filed the heaer and the repre-
s.,,t,fioD was received with great enthusiasm. Mr.
etoddart Alr. Lcmoyue, Mr.. BoHitace. and Ills.
wilkins should be named as excellent in Noggs sq"eers
gode and Mrs Sg,,eers. Miss Bjou Hcron' as Sm'Ee'
achieved the best Of her yet youthful career
The stagecoach scene and the view of Yorkshire lane
in a snoW-storm were especially admired among ue
twelve scenes that mount the play. Al more time the
trtori,o having weighed it" We shall return 20 this sub
ect II will suffice now 10 record that "smke is an
uneqUiyocal hit.
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5psrial Nc!lCsn.

Advertisements INTENDED f1r the next issue ~ THE
W tbI.Y TRIBUNE should DO handed ia before p TO-
day
kenp's Custom SHIRTS, made 10 met.5ures erN best,
uls q Keen "i Nttt9 @4iAhiS ui-
lea, parfe NY s2i-s.ao;o.Y. 625 Hr'ah"aV.
Po.-0fce Noticc.-Tnr orclgumls Tor tho week ending
SATURDAY. Mar H. 1870 T'I close AZ us oTce on
NFN T. DAY II a. for huIoIo hy steamship Ncyf n,
Queenstown tcorrr- France 20 De forwarded by
iri. rduur speedily adrrs-", and az ii a. fi,
far France duf, Iy steamship & udda, Haftrt On
THURSDAY NJ 1880 for Europe hy steamship VIE
la8d Plymouth. .HrrJOIry ana hambUrgf on AIO <
DAY i .;D d. d., trrta1v otc by steamship ODER VIA
SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen correspondence nr Great butn
and France forwarded I'm, must specially
alutps.td ~ scotland and Nurtl ~ ireland,
h steamship Asltis Neville ana ta5gI", aut at T. i,
~ Europe, jy steamship Brtsnuc VIA Que,Ist)Nr. iho
steamships c7ha aud britannia 10 ot taAa mas or Den
mark Tor Wet indies,
via rermuua 81 Thomas. viii leave Ncw-Nofs MAJ 10
The ma 0r Ii2yt. and hE-stu Jt, VIII leave NoW lolE
aay % The nails Tor CHINA and Japan W san tfal-
cisco May 10 Tho mails for Australia etc. VIA ietYe san
Francisco Mav %. ....-.
NcW-YorS, May ?. lcII T. j. IA WIS, fyfllnasi.I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08

VERY MUCH ALKE.-"Why is Strakosch like
the great Raphaef' asked Chicago musical gent G.
man OF an artist the other day can't any IKE
nes." replied the artist well III tell you" said tie
musician "You know StrdkOseh Is q great hand 10
bring out prima dOnnasp Yes" Certainly, OF
colrsel" continued the musical chap; lana wasn't
Raphael also "a great hand 10 bring out prime madOn-
na5r The artist has not since been heard rOn.-lNh-
cago Journal
"Did you nevern asked o transcendental
Young lady iust three from Yassar Of the West
i'm young uan "did never feel vague, unrestfu
yearniug alter the beyoudi Wild, strange. impulsiye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08
4 COSTLY COUREHOUSE.

The JEFFERSON MAREET COURT BUILDING DE-
E0CNCED.
At the meeting Of the Municipal Society
last evening nj 40 to Nidsonayr. the subjects dis
-.ed were the Jefferson Market Police Court building,
Tomtl,ins.,auare and tie Street Cleaning Department
The committee appointed 10 consider the first Two
subjects reported substantially as follows: In
Auril 1870 law was enacted creating
commission Of three persons TO erect the
Inildinc. who were given the most sweeping powers
over tho public treasury and the public wants. The
buiding was 10 be finished in two years at cost OF
800 900 4 change in the commission added double
and cuaIrupe to the proposed expense IN 1870 over
~ 600 4 the frat 100000 was used mp and the resi-
snee,lily followed H. With bills yet TO be paid, the
cost now approached SJ1oooo. "thout enter
i'm, into the question Of dishonesty or corrupt
contract. the committee wished call at
tentioq to a few items Of TINS BIZ: Architects
s11 0O0 salaries Of superintendent and secretaIIos
- 2G2; office rent f24l6 60; vonmlss uers salaries
$Jt-I3 ~: total SI689l 81. \ more local Court
80 - - rt0rl than the Conthouse IN Brooklyn
tnrr. time, as capaciOGs; third more IMAM the cry
nan ~ Dg'ii ,t,ct, nm Ffth-avc with seats Tor
ne, M lad ttste shown 10y the architects IN making
n poIice court eXtrJydglHt IN IT'S proportions man
the building, ui the higher courts ana even nan Iu'iE
~, ',,o,ittee .9li puuWerating many 0f them, there
lad mot L,cn provided for any Judge IN this state accom-
," l ~ nat woud betr any comparison with those
iiii,I v tni4 landing. The committee wished 20 say
XXI ia Thought that fiom $4,000 to 100000 hat been
s-',,.lI.rai on this building, and that considerable
riou Of hat loss due to OyciOrndneut auoh IN us
s,tlr and flush. winch could not be justified
In Tsrrd 10 Tompkiussquare the committee declare
tho exprnd e5 from lS65 10 ISL 90 have Oeeu Tlll
90 7G aud from 1871 t0 1876. 97763O IL, on alto
her rIg2 j42 30; ami yet, despite these very gcuer-
Su sums the present state OF the square was usat ac
Tow n not absolutely dsgaoe. Tue report ,isned ~
HE committee John &. Emo, n. 7. Bailey, william 3.
Hoffman Thatcher 81. Adams, anu James W. Goddard,
was adopted by the society. Tho other report upon rho
stree Cleaning Department, in 10 final aud
yisca cUnd ton, and not put before the sOcicy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08

As he NIr Noyes had never received any part OF The
United States bonds hr had responsibility in regard
them. The assct5 ne did receive simply
were i'm NeWYork CITY, and consisted Of bonds and mort
cages not deposited with state departments aud South
ern Stale bonds, Amounting la all 10 about 81 5000 which
assets were turned by his counsel Newark the
Mr. Nuyes said, IN conclusion that lar back
as 1873 hc had traced TIE missing 81 the New
Jersey Mutual amounting 90 100000 They were dis
tribued among the directors residing IN Newark There
was IN existence and might be produced, book con
tanning schedule OF The assets of The company IN 1871
u which marked IN ret ink under the several
sets as stated there the name OF the person whom the
asset was allotted Two Witnesses could prove this one
wrote the names and the other them written.