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The New York herald., 1877-11-17
COMMITTEE ON ORGANIZATION.

special meeting OF the 1ammauy Committee on
Organization was held in the Fourteenth street build.
Ing yesterday afternoon. Mr. Augustus scheil pro.
sided. The session. as usual, was hold with closed
DOORS telegram was received from whto Pains
announcing tho TACT that The Board OF Cauvassers
had declared Richard Lsihers. the democratic candi
The New York herald., 1877-11-17
IN BROOKLYN.

Brooklyn's new Board Of Police and Excise Com
m,ssoners held their nrst meeting ior the Considers
ton or charges preferred against liquor dealers
that city yesterday. Tho names of sixteen dealers
Who IL is alleged, violated the law OH sunday last.
were called, when each moved Tor an Adjournment 80
as enable them 10 procure counsel and collect
timony. Their requests were granted, but Conmis-
Jourdan stated that In tho future inosc dasors
who we're accused OF violating the law must bo pre-
pared TO have their cases defended whom hrst called
The New York herald., 1877-11-17
A BROOKLYN BLUNDER.

The Kings County Board Of Canvassers discovered
Yesterday that from the the
Fifth district OF tho Eleventh ward there voio
given Tor Assem- bly, candidates Meyenborg. the dem
ocratc candidate credited by The police telegraph
returns on election night with receiving III, and Hop
k,ns republican, with LIS vntes. II IS hel,evea
clerical error, and the return was sent back tor
rect!on
The New York herald., 1877-11-17
THE COUNTS.

The Eleventh, Twelfth anu th Assembly ais
tricts were yesterday canvassed by the Aldermen.
John Carks majority for Assembly In the Thirteenth
district 19 protest was presented from Char les
H. Duell, the Republican nominee the district
Hc claims that iraudwas practsed in counting his
oppononL.
The New York herald., 1877-11-17

About 2l0 Robertson votes werc tailed separately
and disalowed 10 him, because tho words "Ninth
Senatorial district were not tho Endorsement OF
the ballots ANA other irregularities
A II. Purdy Is elected having received 600 votes
and Fordham Morrs Q, $685.
The New York herald., 1877-11-17
DIED

BATEs.-on tho morning OF November 10, at tho
residence OF her sou, Frank Bates, mrs. ELIzAnKrH
BATES, aged 75
Funeral on sunday, 18th, " two 4. NJ, from bcr
sous fesldcnco, loot OF 31th 81, South Brooklyn r.
BuLpiS -On Thursday, November ID, OF pncu.
monia, GxoRGs BuLrfn, aged 5a
Funeral will Iaks ylaSu At 81 Clemeni's Church.
The New York herald., 1877-11-17


Senator for New Jersey and Secretary Executive Com
mttco
National Deputy ana senator for New Jersey.
Had the usual decencies obtained this "star cham
Der" winch ought to do among all organized bodies OF
gentlemen we might long ago have purgod ourselves
Reid, would have assumed all the responsibility OF
It's publication, as do now, ana dared
TEST OF the question who nrst gave The names to tho
public. Let these worthy gentlemen try this case
before the public II they ike, aud will tale unfold
which Will show how vain" were some oi the
ricks practised we'll as their many "dark ways"
In their efforts to make capital for the benefit OF lew
ambitious oicc-sceking politicians at tho expense OF
the mass OF honest members
The following 10 tho gst OF the objects Of tho O.
A. U.:-
body of men acting IN behalf by direction OF any
ecccsascai body or power for the benefit OF such
equality fouh for by fathers and guaranteed BY our
na.ionA contribution. r ,., :, $1,000, . -
di nctons IN the managemcnt OF public education
rcfcrmatory institutions or In political affairs is opposed
10 tho spirit OF our INSTITUTIONS
To advance good objects such the above does not
require chicanery, and will no longer be member
OF an organization where such practices obtain. Gcu-
oral John A. Foster, corner Broadway and PARK place
dollars oil credit bills hold against tho o. A. U
wbicE they wish 10 AVOID paying Hc can and viii
giyo any member Of tho order any further Informs
ti0n which may be desired
Tho NJ" OF Now Jersey, may hereby take notice 1
do intend TO pay any attention to The vapornrs
It's Executive Committee; hcncc next Monday at noon
III Coles Han. al Rshway. NJ D., u may do
In = shor, ,lne Will have ready "wha, Know
About the q. a. u" 1t will be Interesting reading Tor
onice-scckcB reaching from the Orient 70 tho Occi-
OF country. la eighteen states &c least viii
tho nervous politicians be busy denying that they
ever belonged TO tho y. A. u. Look out sharp, yo,
York, New Jersey, Delaware, and Connecticut In par
ticuiar. GEORGE l.. EDGAR, late National Deputy.
, 1877-08-17
SARATOGA,

SARATOGA. N. T.. Aug. 1a-The asst rarc to-
day, Tor the Grinstead ssxkes, for 9-yeqr-oll
ma!dens, three-fourths Of . mlle, resulted In
dead heat for the trst place between Duke Of
Magenta anti Spartan: Griustcad's Alarm, sec
oudi Wat Dance, colt, thEd. Time, l;ls5<.
hs stakrs were divided between Magenta aud
Spartan
The second rscc Was for purse Of $500, ~
miles. The race was . slow one, the horses
stnnging along tbs head Vi the stretch. whcu
they aM made 1urch Tor 6rst piaes, Viceyuy,
llne together. Tie Judges gave the first posi.
tloD 10 Vera Cruz. second to Och!ltfce, and
third 10 VSccfoy. Time, B:l7.
mu . aud an eighth. The 1asu WIS ! close o,,c,
Mzdgs eonlng In The tsst. blary svG,pd, aul
elst@t Of Mercy third, III iapp!ag. Tine, 9:0lli,
1hs winner sold for sllo u = pooI Of sl.alo.
The ire haull&ap, nile heats, uyer lvur bur,
dlc., vas won By ise1dug. Mooustoue second,
pandslion third, aud Bearher fourth. Time.
1:@@57< aud la
UTICA.
C1tcA, n. T., Aug. ld-lnthe Utica Park race
tutday 1ouE heats xcsr trotted 10 the $50 class,
Huh elxht starters. kheuds1 yss tha fay8ti.e
, 1877-08-17
1884,. THE PRESIDENT.
ALaAhE, N. r., Aug. 1G-lrcsldeut lta5cs,!n
Response to al Invitation of cltlzens, says ID
will taka carly opportunity to visit Albany.


CAHTf<ai0A Is. "a 4Htlos ami Courier. .
The August 4huiAbcr 0f tue Southern Itd!oFe
q! Society Iaperx contains letters from litns
Early, Luug, md Fitx Lee, Col. William All4n
aud Col. Walter II. Taylor, gu the causcs ol lae
Confederate defeat Ut Gettysburg. Tllc.c afa
written in reply to Il series of questions pfo.
pounded by distinguished foreign milftarf
vrtttc. There arc, uf eoasse, striking liits'
ences OF opinion. Gcu. Early holds that ths
failure to- carry AeaAle's pusitlon ut ucss}r
burg WaA duo to tue failure to support tho ics'
cral attacks batlc the u nnl VI ol July, mud ~
the delay in making thuse attacks. Gen. LoaSY
holds that thu advantage of position OH JulS, =
and tho opportunity to defeat The enemy ~ ue.
tMl, Wer1 lost By thp tlrdIncss o! lt,a-s
street. ueu. Fitz Leo attributes tho tva'
federatc defeat tU tbe absclIce Of 6tuarts ca'.
a!ry from tho artMy, tho non-oetup4tiou oi tao
Hills south OF gettysburg by Ewcil op the attes,
Ju1y2. Col: Allan bellows Tue co4tsyI;fasett Z; '"t
Wo4i have tcen s,iereAsful: l. Had E"s!l 1Is
3!!l pushed the enemy over the top q cens.s,,
I'LL OIL tho lfst day. 2, uad Lo1lEstreet fes y.
cured aud held Round Top" j. Hal Lssas s1s
made his attack on tue SECOND day A. tue eaae 'c
tiiuc A. LonKstreet, !nste4l 4 later, anu tnsn
not "p!eeeMeAl.H ku that EazlJ WIS OtI,SH tH,'
buck before Ro1es Has really to EupPoft nN", ~
l. HUI Lobgstreet aul Hall attacked ra51t II "
the VI. ~ was WAS iItat dcslEucl. wht1c "s ',ua
was cnglztd. b. Had Ewcl una Hill il14ue WI VI
prompt and determined ctlort in suplott, ~,
Pickett at ths pEoltr moment. III tls ittiI. ~
tue poli.y uf Invading the SurAh, 4na VI Ds0V
at Gettysburg ars likewise dscu4scds
, 1877-08-17
MICHIGAN MATTERS,

Sptetdl C1fTtSpohdffiet " The 1ftb1He..
LANSING, Mich, Aug. 15.-Ths Secretary OF
State has statistics showing tllat, iu Michigan
lust year, thcro wero 1,135, 200 acres in wheat,
tho harvest amounting to IL, ,GG0, ,160 bushels, an
average Of 1915 bushels per ncre. This year
tlorc are I, ,928 $50 acrcs In wheat, and the prod
uct will possibly reach ol.oo0,o0o bushels or II
bushels per acre. Some pieces t,avo threshetl
from 30 10 90 bushels to tho acre. Tho average
Of other grains In 1870 was: Corn, Oia,s3t |;
oats 441, ,22a5; barley, i,3l8. Number ot farms,
'TI,4G4.
Tho stato Board has finally canynsscd tho re-
turns from the Twenty-th!r Judicial District,
and upclarcti j. B. Tuttla duly elected Judge.
The Attorney General llud e1ircsseu m opfnfon
that the law milking tho now district Was not
properly signcd by the Governor.
4 lady III West Haven, shtawasscc County, Is
suffering frQln what ~ supposed to bo severe
attack Of hyAropllobia. few years ago, q mad
dug bit child, ant sh0 sucked tho poison frol,
the wound. About your ago siu had Violent
attack Of hydruphobla, and II took tho strength
Of aix men to hold llcF In bed; but she Is getting
eiotlX very well now.
, 1877-08-17
SECRETARY SHERMAN.

Ills Contemplated Visit tn Mansfield, q.
MANsrrELD,o., Aug. 1o-Quitc largenurnber
OF the leading Republicans Ut thts city who held
meeting, llavc resolved to manifest their high
appreciation Of thu distinguished character an,l
public services Of Secretary Sherman by giving
hint public reception tomorrow evening. II.
G. Hedges, Esq, vas appointed 10 preside At
tho meeting and make the address Of welcome.
III response to u complimentary note, nnmcr-
ousty signed by Ills old neighbours and fsllow-
townsmen. requesting him to atltlrcss thc,n ut
some limo convenient To himself uiUnlhu pultt-
cal questions Of tic llay, HecrctAry Sherman
snys lc has consented to TO 80 ut a meeting I'll
tho public park on Friday evening. Alarga And
enthusiastic meeting Is anticipated.
, 1877-08-17
TAx-C0LlEcTI0N IN INDIANA.
E1AetaI llseQlcA 70 TAI Tet8xaA,

INpIAxAsoL.s, lud.. Aug. l8.-The Auditor
OF state to-day delivered the following opinion
" 70 whether tho law requires real estate To be
advertised Thcn the owner Is delinquent on
ta1es for the second !nstslllueut: "Thc second
tnstnllment Of taxes goes delinquent the arst
Monday III November aud passes on the
current duplicate op tho 18th of December
foltowlnx, giving the Treasurer m opportunity
to cullect the secoua-iu.ta!lmens dcliDguency
BY levy aud sale uf usrsoaAl properly. Whsl
the Treasurer follows the lAw strictly By ex-
ha1t inE personal property lot Tue sesonlin-
In November ind t1e l5:s II Dcr.Iuoer, tho sale
OF estate u lsgai. a'nl should be advertised. All
feal estate delinquent On seeuua tnstallulcnt
held by uun-1rs!Gen,, should be advertised as
promptly " II delinquent on first !9stallment." )"
, 1877-08-17
TENNESSEE.
Her Financial DtfflcnitteR-C -Cnmpron1ts1n
tho State DoI.t-1cflctt In Expcnse-Ac.

1fcs Financial NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r
Tho State Dobt-1}rflctt In Exponse-Ac-
sptrto, corr,,pon,f.nr+ NJ ~. 1,r,bu,,
N,.uv,,,r Tam, Az ~ ~ ~ ra,,'a..ao,. II.
cnh,nt, Il, .t,c .,nt,c ~ ~ ,,,r',a., s,o,t ~
en ~ ~, -. Wv o""lo te ooae" ocpt y.
lIcr cItfzens Tho question is ono that IL ncscs
settled, Again and again It rorc. IN Nm fnrc
nn,t amin mn, ara,n II In, hcor .,,tt,.ro,, ,..
sritha,,, n, Io,,nsto ,,lsnn.,.t.n s".,. w." "s
"'.'"u. a"s ue'',.'c a'Sp"e'ston haF1nE nech
m",c ol 1t. At the meeting of eac', and every
Legislature tho question has tcen, "AFbat wifi
We tlo about the State tlcbt],' These b,uiics
l,r5nr I'm the oc.tfnn. moko mn at,cn Mt =, ot,,r,
dating II, and ADJOURN, leaving It exaetly
where they loltn1 It. Hut there Is the bond
ltolllcr-rnore deeply Interested talan nnybotly
clsc-to ever press 3lts claim ord cla1nor for on
aa5ast'nc"s Mes''ass ss naso oee' ns'u' eon'.
promises pfoposeu, out no uel,1,lte oee'sloh ever
arrived at. With the bondholtlers the subject
now rests. Let tic whole Or majority VI them
sim. mid then tI,clr PROPOSITIONS cau bo met met
fairly an,i souarcly In lis iacc,
Th3o ncortc Of T1nnncsscc w.,,,tf1 1Ikc In .ct,,o
tho tlrht ,on a cor,riso al ID rrnts m lin TinI
cert thc 10 cent cu,,,pro;ntsc NJ suggested by
tion Of Iii, ct,,npro,ni.o by thu bo,,tihoiticrn
wuu!i Icad TO tlo calling u ii, extra Session Of
oso wou outiets Y aesspe we q 5ep
tax levied, and tIu interest promptly met III thv
future, ''N'''' "''' 80 Wv
That the etute will havo 10 4rpst1c 1lar1 with
its t'cbta nnd expenses, there cln lIc no ,loGt.
The rctl1rus III tnx.nrrrrratca shn,y n rrncrui
decrcasc Of from Is t. Is oer cent IN yaiuatiuI,
al nrnncrty. Tin ii,rnnt ~ fcvi.; ~ ~"
Lutte session. Of tie Legislat.re viii not nv M tho
current cxpcnscs Of tho SatS, and # il ant cIpaic
that lie drcit VIII ts no tsreat y crt faiI si,at
~, ,.,It H., f,, =, n. X ~,
, 1877-08-17

..r,..,n 49,.
ca'oA"o, Aus Hs-ln no otheF BUSINESS 10
reform moro desirable than Ia tho nte-instirance
business. Although. lire.lusurauce Ia OF Tho
rreat.st t,unortanen IN every merrhan4 md
1ronar., a,a- ~. h,,.,a'..s .st.., a. saa
pop-s5 tuo nua.'''Hs ,a ~ eA'teu w nc1e,
ID am sorry 70 saY, Win Tue greatest c2releGd-
hess.
Not the drc-tnsurauco commands. hut the In
.u,cd s,,f7,r ,ln,ler thr.a circnn,.,.nss< ana
s' sa ~ t..es seaateta''eo't a!'o
'aey a''ou'o '"cso'ote 'as'st oa reform. Ey-
erv hreInsurance policy contains tho following
conditions:
The anpl,cstou and dissertation refer,rd |, In ~.
policy sbali 10 considered nart Of ihn nj
1 warranty by the nssatcd, md any fase rcpFo.
sentssion bJ the asauFs Of the condition, si{na.
aun. or oeeapancy Of ~ property Or otherwise, or
.ny omission to maks knnwn Wy faet mstsrtal 10
ne " any Hnatessr either
X ,n,c. nn{i sMd xoit " "@e' e"s1' scnaes
1t.sn rs, ,.,...as,,' na' sh,,I T.. ,.,,,,
n, MI IA xa;a '@-' W e1pa4A ~" P"t1cy sasA
II H. rask ~ .nv no,t,or ,h.r.,, .h,u h.. n
cup,ea oF ussd 70 l. 10 incfsssa liz s. W h. h.
c0tuc vacant o. unoccppisd, vr iGs f!sk b. In.
GFsssed by tho erection of adjacont buildings. Or
~ any olhcE msape whateser, without the ss.ent
81 tho company laaofsea thereon, the policy shall
10 soM. ..-
~ psope.y ~ ,is4I tutu .! llahslefEed Or any
s.".hss % - ,rai ~ LILY Us poasS@*ioh tatfeoi,
SnIstS tFansfst or sou.s,ancs part,sT" e h w.
, 1877-08-17
The Detroit Regatta Suffers the
Continued Disapprobation
of J. Pluvius.
Winding up Of the Contests with
Meagre Entries, bltt G00d
Rowing.
a Young Triton from New Jersey
Clutches Laurels from Older
Heads.
The Races Yesterday at Sara
toga, Uticn, and Else
where.
psfsat Of the Chicago Club at Jaues-
vile, Wis.

the REGATTA At DETROIT.


DEwo,T. N,ch.. hnr. 1G-Thc t,,,rt reratta.
a.v .,,,.;..,.i, .,",.'.. t,, ,,,. ..,.,n ior
"~' "~' e'.'e"s'} e"spes'' A'o', '''I a'e ~
~ Ate pfeucecssos5,-hea'f falns uurin1 the
forenoon, clearing up at dnncr-ttre, then nt1
hour at 100 deg, In the shade. followed by
sous,,. arr, sh,w.,. ,rhc ht.cor,f,r,s o,,1 ia.
, ~. ..'."" ~' ~ ',...'..s .1... 49,
4a'a "c'c epouEa ~ ''a'e o'apeIaeA a.'uoss "'5
nuuie1cc, but these detroit spectators seem
wonderfully winl-antl weather rrooi, and on
stands. and tlorks anA stcamboata t}tcv muster
n1 fuI1r 10 M :, ,a,. ,eI Iii ,,.,, ,>.sJ,t,.
W. ! t-,u" a.'','s' gu" "Ial '"s" 1s'''os ,,'s
unth tho laat stFoAo was pul'cu anu Luz 'ast
lurrah shouted.
TIE FIRST RAcE,
r,rst m ,l,c nrnrrammc nn,l hc,ore Tim NM
49,, .'.',s.,'.. 49, ss 800 go. H., ",r.,u
''onal Ahsoc,at'o" s"ecs eatno te 'uo'na 1,'e'e
srullcsh' postponed from Iucsday tn Weancs-
day and agAin from Wednesday I'LL to-day. At
8 n, t,., the hour named fur this contest. tlr
r]car him wntcr ,n,l i,1nesnmcd jrto w1,itc ,mo.
sn1 ~ ,,,,s,r ,r.. ,...s ~. st. ~ ,,'',
anu ING umpire was 1orce" 10 wait naa' MI honf
until INC Tirtl and waves aoafcd. Ing entries,
originally ntnc In. number, Ind dwin.llcd away
+ho ...r,,s So, .u,,.. -, v..,,,.... ...,. 80
.ue 0.1' 1e'' saf"''s' VI "os"cs'c.' toon Luz
Jcatt promptly, at WIS never 1leahct1, tfaht. OF
Troy, mere latl, In a boat rugged high enough
1ur Long .1ohn, rowing plucky but hopeless
stern rGcc.
TIE SECOND RACE,
The paIr-oarcd rare lad uIsU had but two con-
sestants, and tho ruilant beirut rcprcssnta-
lives wcrc sadly uycr,utct,ed against kiilcrau
and Smith. who wrr! iast year nlenbcrs Ut CjI-
carn+s Sprttwc.trrn rev Int now null ur,irr
, 1877-08-17
FIRES.


: At TOFEkA, KAN.
TorHKA, Kan., Aug. 18.-Thc Topeka mill
and elevator nf Davis, Manspcakcr 4
Conosth, ut Topeka, burned tllts afternoon.
The fire caught IN tho upper part Of
The elevator. It was entirely new
and only commenced last Mondny.
The cost OF building anl machinery
ulcl as fol1uws: Franklin Of St, Louis,
1900; I1omc Of New York. 5000;
Peoples. Newark. N. j.. st.5o0; North British
$1,5U; Aunzos, Cincinnatf, $1,000: Wcstches-
fire the OWNERS hal arranged Tor SIS 600 tnorc it,
surlnce, but the policies we're not uiade out.
, 1877-08-17
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR,

CLEVELAND. O., Aug. 10.-Tho rlu,or t'as
has been widely circulated, that tho hotc ~
cosnmodations Of this city arc iuaIcquatef0r
tho number Tint will attend tho conrlase Of
Knights TempItE to be held here Aug q, Is ea.
tircly without foundation. Tho lutel commits
tce are prepared ~ furnish comfortable quart
the samc,
, 1877-08-17

BURLINGTON. Ia, Aug. 10.-Firc broke out in
tho dry-roon of John Dafgc's wago,lfactorS on
Osborne street, at 10 o'clock this morning. md
completely gutted the main b,lllding, Involving
a loss Of sI,0o0 or $500, fully covered by IN
aurauc, aa follows: $1.00O each in tho st.
fl,0N on butl,llt,g tn the Pennsylvania Fire; and
$o,OO0 OIL building In tho scottish Commercial.
, 1877-08-17

most important case. And further anil most
slisgracctIl, The payment was 10 II witness WIN
deliberately prepared himself with perjury,
c1ntl,tnn himself *h It NJ portion Ut Ills nut
Ill, nn.t while tinyrrlInent otlirer charged ra-
pcrially With tfn detection ut fraud seeking to
usc IL 10 defeat the tinyer,,,Mcnt in attempts to
ut"nytr and punish frn,l. M severity uf lam
guagc tan emphasize slrh facts as these.
H. VH
, 1877-08-17
: THE COURTS,



lne"'a """ Hrw ~, S",ras
Henry Channon and Ethel If. N. Graham,
owners OF tho schooner Grace 4. Cllannon,
yesterday filed Lift IN tho United st,tcs Dis.
ir,rt fourt ooain.t the pronci,r Eovr,rI,o h.. ~
sns. S' 49, ~ es's ~ .us p'eu .aeole to re-
1",ef n enS ""' Ahcs statc 'nat on '',e :"u M
valy' 1877, tue schooner LETT Buffalo loaded With
6E' tons Of eoal for Chicago. On the ri jnst.,
when between hftlwnnlrc md nactnc anil ,n,r
snmn c,o,t ~ t,,, ,,,to. ~ .,,arn ~. .,,,' @
,,,.,, 49,. ..s'..,I" w. eIest 49, ~''''aeu
W." '"o ptopcnof f"'of1te, aboat half.past 10
D. m, aud "as sunk. a short time fcforo the
The propc,lcrs irls nons M or ] two on ,,,s t'usa "S
rhc ,vin,l I'm. N hv " or NJ " " ,r1 In ~,
thn .,o,an I,s,,,s ~. ~ ~; .' ~. W "a
~ ."o n'"pst "sn.e o"t. ~ "hs 9'soA b1iglL star'
lleht night. When the vesacls were very near
and heard some one on thu Fayor,,n IN pIvr xI an
order To nut tho 1ottcr,s helm harr, stashon,1
The order was too late, and thu propeller STRUCK
tho schooner between tho fore and matn rigging,
from which injury she sunk In four minutes.
Insured II for sia @ he a, a,a1,t l, ~ frc,'sht @l
shu would have earned l,atl sllo completed 1cr
liz Value of tLo vessel and ircigt, alleging W that at
tic accfilr,lt OCCURRED wbn]ly thrnmr, thc NM
ligcnro and carcjcssl,css of the oillcrrs Of In
propeller. Wv
This Owners of tl,o nroncllcr f11cl mn an.vc,
cuyiug tlat thcy III ther e,nnioycs @ were s"ts u
bIaInr 1t Mi. mud rtaiultnr Tint il wns fhrnurI
the mutt ii itc Captain of The schooner ti,at
tho collision took place,
DIVORCES.
arnnst hcr husi,an.t- 'ri,nn,ns 4 san,mnn.y
CHARGING him viii, Iannoic ctca and ri nri.
Of cruelty. she says tc in lie senior nartncr IN
tin firm ri Rnnn,rnas f,tarr G. III ami ~ rnrth
Ill s whlrI f,rt sc nrs iii % h. talfen h INV, iptn
Consideration Ia awarding l,cr altu,oly,
Carol]nu Spitz tlled n hiji fnr ttiv9rcn nm ar,
, 1877-08-17

PRINCETON. ILL.,, Aug. lG.-A fearful accident
happened 10 II yUang ulnn nafned Hove on
fnr.n few milca eust Ut Princeton yesterday.
While loading hay he slipped otf Of load upon
d sflarp-pnfntct stake, which entered lla body
ut the rcrtunlanl fnrt+cL its way nearly through
to The ubdon'en. This morning thars WIS still
hopes ot IFS recovery.
, 1877-08-17

HTfcld3 Nftdfch 70 Tie 7f76MNt.
sfRiNaFIELp, ILL.,, Aug. 16.-TAe zinc.workers
on The lutno Of the Statc.1lousc, now being at-
ishcd Off, rarelcssly loft ono Of the workmen's
dre-pots above tho wooden scaffoldiug this af-
tcrnoou, and the woodwork look fire, niaktng
quito blaze, Hn1 created considerable excite
Mcnt. The flames were so promptly discovered
o. 70 ho easily put out by tho appliances In the
, 1877-08-17
COLLISION,

Special Dxtaich to The Tribune.
DCnL1saToS, Ia, Aug. 10.-Two sections Of
i M cast-bound Chicago, Burlington Il Quincy
freight trntn tolliled ut Danville yester.lny,
killing passenger instantly. Tho n'an could
not 10 identified, and tho verdict Of the Coro-
Mcr's Jury WAS death from an unavoidable COL
1fsion.
, 1877-08-17

greater portion Of to-day sitting II m easy
chair,
Dr. n. W. bliss, the Senator's Washington
physician, Is cynccted Tonight to hold coli-
sultatton with DR.. Thompson.
, 1877-08-17

Spfridl fHtpatrh n The Tribune.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Aug. 18.-:Tho Wat
son Block. at Bay Clty, took fro early this
morning, and WAS damaged to tho e1tent Of
5000; fully covered by insurance.
, 1877-08-17

T MENDOZA ILL.,
sptttft Dsj4.tth II The TribnHt.
MENDOZA, fli., Aug. t6--The following Is
the safnn,nrs OF the third days meeting at
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-16
ORDINANCE NO. AZ.


An Ordinance to abae the Nuisance OF Dogs running at
large.
Tho Roar, of 7r,,ste.. 81 Carson, Cit d, or1i.
spcI,ox An nr,p teeIin d ~ G de ibin +b
limits Of carson Ctv shall procre from the Civ Warbai
a ao CO" f n0s o r mlea 1 a iaS Ee.is
doiIars Cd sr "o,t foI,oia IIor +bo IN f IL du
ond SboII he on+itiej 10 receii't tberof,,r " W '
Sactio, II sba he tha div, If tb cit, 61or 70 ro
cure nj the exnenseS Of the Gtv and deyar ~ 1b it
NarsboI s,cb n,her If cntabIn taos s nov b renr,r
takin his recent therefor Sad ts% shall he disTs Of
h., sad Cit,, Narsboi il, tho D,onpor
liz Sbon r.o ,t and s,hn,;+ 70 tho Poor, f T,te a.
least once in each nnarter wear and at any, tine bcn
said Roard NAV rerI,ira If ycrifeJ Stoter,cnt f bi M
cents rom s saIa If doc, taos ehoui tb a,oo,n+ ,ai
ont and retained nv him for fees w ryied
and the amount paid into the treasury
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-16
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

A PPLICATION OF STOCKHOLDERS OF THE Pan
N CAKE COAL COMPANY 10 Remove the oh'ers 81
said Company The Stockholders Of the Pautuke Coal
Company Corporation Of Nevada, are hereby Botlned
that meeting of the Stockholders Of said COnpan! Will be
held at the Court Room the district Court OF the See
ond Judicial District OF the Nevada in aud for the
County of Ormsby on SAIi RDAl , the NINETEENTH
DAY OF MAY A. d. 1877 at Ten O'CLOCK A n. OF said
day TO consider the removal of the officers Of said company
) IL. WRIGHT, District Judge
April 2S 1877 mHltd
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-16
NOTICE.

The undersigned hereby gives notice that he has pur
chased stock of Cigars, Tobacco and Notions OF Mr. c.
w Friend. The business will be continued by MIR. A.
Hentschel as my agent NJ. WERTHElMER.
Carson City, May 81 1877. my22m'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-16
ORDINANCE NO. as.

An Ordinance in relation the office Of City Assessor
of Carson City, the duties and compensation OF said
officer
The Board OF Trustees OF Carson City do ordain:
SECTION The City Assessor of Carson City shall annu-
ally all taxable property of the inhabitants OF said
city, situate and being in said city for city taxation
the time and in the he assesses said
property for State and county taxation He shall not
make separate Assessment Roll of such assessment but
shall place and extend the upon the Assessment Roll
made for State and county taxation by him.
SECTION . The City Assessor Of said City shall receive
annual salary of hundred dollars, in United
gold cOn which shall be in full all rendered
by him to said city such officer
SECTION 3 All Ordinances heretofore adopted far
only they conflict with the provisions of this Ordinance
hereby repealed.
Approved JAS. A. ST CLAIR,
Carson City, June II, 1877 President pro tenn
Attest: ALFRED HELM, Clerk.