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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-26
BANQUET IN JERSEY CITY.

The Burns anniversary was celebrated In Jersey
City last evening by banquet IN FRANKLIN Hall, cor
ner OF Washington and Montgomery streets, IN which
the CALIFORNIAN and Burns clubs participated The
semtlage enlivened by the presence OF ladies,
a tribute to the author OF "Highand Mary' aud
screen Grow the Rashes, OF" not accorded in many
previous anniversary celebrations The chair
occupied by the president, Mr.. John McInnes, who
delivered the tme-honored address 10 the haggis,"
and tho genial company proceeded to discuss the
sumptuous feast Alter the cloth was removed the
feast of reason commenced with tie toast,
s'Tho Night that Brought Us Here" spoken
to by the President. Mr. McDornid sang
second toast .rhe Land That Cave the Poet Birth"
was accompanied by the song, ''Bonnic Doom" rem
dercd in a very creditablc manner by MISS Nellie
Fraser ''America, tho Worlds Republics Home Tor
Humanity" responded TO by Mr.. G. h.
Benson. The other toasts were Poets
aud Poetry of Scotland" responded 10 by A.
Mcdonald; "rho President Of tho United States !"
by Alexander Campbell; "Thc Queen OF Great Britain
by John Thompson, OF the Cunard line; 1.-The Press,
by Edward Pennington; ''Tho Lasses, by John Reid ;
1.-THE Memory OF our Late Chcf, Neil Campbell" was
drunk IN silence The following airs were sung ny u.
McDermd, J. NJ Fleming, G. d. Egleston and Mrs. ID.
T. KllIer:-"Vive Ia America" "Bonnie Mary oil Ar
gylc, "Hail to the ChieI, God Save the Queen"
IA Mans q Man tor a. That" screen Grow tho
Rashes," &c Volunteer toasts and songs were given
throughout the night and the festivities continued till
the wee SINAI hours, when the company struck up the
rafting air, "Auld Lang Syne." The following add-
ton by Samuel Lover to ono OF Burns' popular
songs was loudly applaudcd:--
Frae ain side uxd took the rib
That u the lave SurpA-ses. OF
Tie but ioes his hearts buid
Who dearly lo'es tho iasscs, OIL
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THE DAY AT SCRANTON.
[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

]
SCRANTON, Pa, Jan. 25, 1877.
The 11sth anniversary Of the birth OF tho Scottish
poet Robert Burns was celebrated with unusual tclat
this city tonigh, by the scotchmen of Scranton and
vicinity, who enjoyed u brilliant banquet at tho
Wyoming House. Addresses were delivered by DR..
Logan, the kcv. Andrew Brydie, Of scotland,
MAJOR McKune, Hon. Lewis Pughc, Hon.
W. n. MONIES and tho Rev. W. d. Culliss
who responded to the sentiment. the "Memory Of
Burns, ~ IN speech strongly vindcatng the character
of the Scottish bard. Mr. Cuss noted Tor his con.
necion with the Moody aud Sankcy revival movement
in England, and his uttcrances In this were
eagerly locke for The celebration proved Ia grand
success many prominent persons having been present
from New York, Philadelphia and surrounding towns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-26
SCRIPTURE AND SCIENCE.

Ths Rev. DR.. John Hall delivered very interesting
last evening in the hall OF the Charer inst
tutc, on "Tho Authority Of tho Bible and tho Re'a-
tons Between Science and Scripture. to cultured
and apprcciatlve audience The lecturer traced the
supposed resemblance between portions OF the Old
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A STRANGE DISCOVERY.

No little commotion was caused last evening by the
discovery of the dead body OF male child in the
ad,es waiting room at Grand street ferry The little
was notified.
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sehr q W Nscolisy Doughty, wsshinssss. xc-ovsrsoa
4 Hawkiua
SAILED

Steamers Gulf Stream for Isaac Bell Rich
mond De barks Deceit Dubrovacki tAus Cork Sef Nqr
do Falmouth Liburna Nor. Queenstown or do ortss
Dickie (Br, Cork do: Maraccia Issto. ntan III
mouth schrs Mary Cook Csrdenas; Clara Woodhouse'
Brax ANTI
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SPOKEN.

Shin Western Home McAllep. from San Francisco for
Seattle Jan Ia, lat 43 so lon 125 4OW.
Ship Ne Plus Ultra Borden from London for New York
mot ~ before) Dec ~ LAT 81 IS, Ion ~ 49,
Bohemia, from San Bias TOR San Francsco Nov ID
on Maxatlsn
Brg Alerte Ger. from Buenos Ayrss Cor Hamburg NO
date lat 10 80 s, Ion ~ 30 w.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

WARRINGTON Ian 25-Notice 10 BY the Lighthouse
Board hereafter Pinch steam whistle giving blast
of four each half minute will be sounded
during thick and fggy weather the Five Fsthom Bank
lightship of May NJ Also that the lighthouse
the shos oil Thomas Point side Of Chesapeake Bay
has been injured ice that IL temporarily
discontinue the light Due notice OF ~ establishment
will q
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THE SUTHERLAND SCOTS.

Among the many merry gatherings which assembled
last evening to commemorate tho birthday Of "Bobbe
Burns" was party OF gentlemen at sutherland's, In
Liberty street. The gentlemen present ut this celebra-
tion were :-Mcssrs Robert Gordon, chairman; Bryce
Gray croupcr; james Brand, Walter Watson, W. l.
Ingram, Alexander Kind, John Mckay, John Laird
Wilson, Mr.. Goldie, ID. McCrevor, J. Har-
combc and J. Sutherland. These gentlemen
have been in the habit for Jour years past Of GEL
ebrating. In strictly private and informal manner.
the anniversary OF the day upon which the great poet
first the light OF day, and the dinner Of last night
was no exception 10 tho rule The OF the evening
was rs ollows-Robert Burns, the poet of humanity.
Scotland claims him hor son, the world as Its ben
eiactor."
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

me United States steamer Lackawanna arrived "
San Francisco yesterday from La Pas
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NEW YORK CALIFORNIAN CLUB BALL.

The twentieth annual ball OF the New York Caledo-
MAN Club camo of with great splendor yestcr-
day evening at Fcrrero's Assembly Rooms The
hall was elegantly decorated with Scotch aud
American flags, and IN front hung the ban
ner OF the club between the ST. Andrews
cross on the right and the English flag on the lett
Besides tho members of the club there were present
delegations from neal all the Scotch societies OF New
York, Brooklyn and Jersey City. The scene in the
ball ROOM with OF the men in the national cos
tune, was eminently picturesque one; the bag
plpc too, there, of course, and gave forth Its
shriil but harmo sounds
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOE TIE MONTHS
OF JANUARY FEBRUARY.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
JANUARY rs, 1877.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER.
VATIONS.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

HoLYnxAp. Jan rs. PM-wind wNw. blowing gala
PLYMOUTH. Jan ~. PM--wind w, fresh, squslly
, 1877-11-01
cause tho lnt. Of a erca. many v.'u.o!c document.

C1u4S tn9 &IEk VI q RIcAt WHHy FAiHNpC AOCuHEHte.
HIS CAan AtTOCsr'.
Int The most ferlon' point tl,e rr1aire' the
e!ofcni attention oi thsse who wl'h to nve'stgate
thc AFFAIRS Of The County CIek's ot1ce is Tho cash
III. iieb dci',rr. the fees collected by him .vtce
year to the Gcnns, Treasurer. The lay torhida
book tsscif does ahnw TINT he has paid for folio
work Aad other tent out nf Tit moneys tn hla pos.
The cash. book o. M .eto whieh ,Ie rcceipts arc en-.
come, next 10 'n,po.stbIe ifhe tntrsc. ara n,sfo
locnments Or books In the office u extremely
a'nn,, ansmls: Tne IT, Gas!,;oooa n ths'gs Of MI
eessne. hts friends nay, very Errat ta,cntt hut
yiten 10 drink; il va: threatened VA being
mer' hs said. ''you viii not dare liz Thai. fof /
wItl he Joliet tor You to make me- your enemy
And Gen. Lco has retained him to this day. moral
notwithstanding tho prntr+ts ne Gen. L,ee 10 The
contrary, every expert can .ec that hss system ot
fraud, uni he will alsn sec thai 10 prove posslDlt
ftauds viii bc the *ofs Of weeks and months.
Mr. Ltcb II all" the custodian Of tho moneys re-.
ceised for tax redemption, which he niloniL pay
ovct to the tax buyers on demand. A. he !s often
absent fronl The nfiee. Lax hnyers Arc frequently
rfn .y .ff M M
bills frnm time TO time presented and redeemed
Now II happened that some ttmr aKo. gentle:
rotnc e3 ono w"tsi, .! these slns.bli.. lie chilled
m Mr.. l.teb for sho money. md whs by This pub.
Tic nicer kept, un,1cs nnt psccxt nnA another, for
scycrnl weeks our of his munry.
Why this wns 10 remains for 1lr. Ltcb TO clear
tom of this fact would require weeks and wccks Of
search IT. The books Of 1.tch'n Office.
There 10 Int nne way to clcnr Awny all doubts
abont the management nf the Office. Investigation
Committees cannot do It. examinations by private
fndividuaf ehnnnt 10 II: the only possible wAy 10
got at the truth Of tic charges rslne agntnet Mr..
1tcb for which Ill appearances speak. IL bis step.
ping nut uf it.
ii will then auFety be shown that now the oillco
II cxtsayngnntiy managed, AMI II III tho a,lminls.
trattnn Of fnnus intrnseu to his hands any sEcg,i.
larily cxtsts--anA 1t looks thl1 way dcciicny-hR
sMCcessuF is the only man who can fnn II ont.
There Il hut one way TO prove that tho cash ia cor
rect, and that ls-'1o count ne money!"
Published by order Of the Republican Ezectl.
tive COMMITTEES,
, 1877-11-01


CHICAGO, Oct. 31.-rhs Scandinavian yotaEa
VI Chirago 10 ulun resent tic outrage per1,e-
tratct! by tue Dem,erltic Central COMMITTEES in
putting vi of tie ttrket atr. O1of Iucchel, our
worthy countrytnan. uad putting on in tia
piacc a. tan.ll.tatu tur prdhatu Court that so-
ca1le,i workIlgman, Tom Kayanaugh. Whcn
el:etion.!ay eo.nrs they vii! tlnl TO their cust
that thGy '4vc takcn up. with few Working
nlcil--all VI wulm wcES ln fdcb's power auy.
tow-and have lost the support Of b,Nu seai,-
dtn9rlans w,,u Will vote for Sir. Alerhel
while they trrat,'E the uhole Democratic titkct,
anil give tlscir votes tt llu Republicans. They
will also Id that Mr. Ricrel's largo following
among tho Ger'nana,. liuciataus. polcs, a,ld
other Matlnilalltles will MT with. Us III this mat
ter. We lo1k n!h',t Hermann Llrb a. the real
ilssigator oi tiis gross outrage, aud propose to
show hlIn elcrtiuu-4ay that liz has lnleale Hated
ibis time, SURF. ul.lerstald tllat u, tt,digpa-
lion meeting Vi 6tandlnasEa,.s will be held at
Aurora Turner Hall to-niEht Or acme Yther
uiCht this week, whrn resolutions will bu
aIoptel sustainims 3tr. Rlrcnel, anl formally
agreeing to suppofi him tn lila independent run.
, 1877-11-01
THE DEMOCRACY,


IL was a day OF changes uroun.l democratic
headquarters yesterday. Wien thu conference
lrtwecn the Democratic County Central Com.
mittrc and the delegation from, tho Wofkluumcu
b,0!ie up Tuesday night, fruitlcas of results,
there was much lna'l aill angry talk On the
part al the Worklngmen, antl not few threats
to 'ru In un'l bust tlu whole thing" KaYaua,,ah
has been given no show, Donllttlc the Less wuA
left out In the cold, aud Hugh Mel.aughlt.'s
slanlc still alornri the Working'nen's Ticket
aud nunc other. From the way 1t looked then,
ull prosper. of harmony in tho ranks seemed III
vain. hut The Willy Miles Kelios knew thlns
or two. anil lie resolved to put bis knowledge
to good usc lhe ,,t t..t thing ,., to =; 'o n. w.
lands Of tic Democratic County
Central Committee, transfer 1t luto tue t,u.ls!s
Of the candidates. and let them patch Up with
tot !t te supnss However, se I'll. tat % The aceonpls
tucnt OF the dli!icult fgut was the work of . mo-
nlrnt. According to Miles himself, he sat up
til o'c)ock yesterday morning :. tl1in THINGS"
Ile appeared ~ tile Apostle Vi peate, aud the
Tying wurds of Scripture: ''llnw sweet and
pleasant 1t Is for Brethren to dwell together III
unity" At lust the obstinate tomnl!ttee gave
u. tllc Job Of smoothing over things viii the
the basis that the contestants should agree to
ahi4e by the decision of Q coul,lEtseu
Vi conference chosen from thv remaining
candidates aud tbs Woskuglnens Committee,
4nd ~ hands retired to sleep the sleep VI ,hs
lust until ~ ocloek yesterday morning. Al
that hour the boys were out again in force.
ALI TUE CONTESTANTS, SAVE oLAF AElrHEL,
signed an aeEcenaent that they would abide by
tbu decision OF the Conference Committees.
Possibly olaf, with his Scandinavian shrew1.
uess, saw how the thing WIS guiDg, sud unadu
up hta tu!ud That It would uake III difference
whether be sixutd the agreement Or not. And
1t didn't. The nurkin.mens demands werv
lew. In fart, the ouly thing that lay Ut all near
thelr hearts ~As tle!F dc;Io 70 vt Ton, Kasa-
were willing to drop lo'ltttic, lu favor u Judge
Miller, and Hugh Mclaughlin, iu iavur III Tom
Barrett. The Ecsult ol tbs eonle1euvs WAS thut
the Committee bounced kelehel aud put on
Tom kasanauXh ~ thu stronger man, snI that
Doolilile WAS withdrawn to leave tue Held open
l., judy. Miller. The settlement al the barrett
Mcl.au:hllu business went over untif o'eloek,
wlrn another conference vas provided for.
Uoolittle, hayiu. axnel the AEreemrnt, hal
nothing to do but ~ submit with a. good a
gracc 4s possible. But Mechel xas anything
t.ul satisfied. lu faet, be kicked The sea1-
uiua,t ,taas, hr said, Hrss with l!at. mud Avull
, 1877-11-01

/. perhaps complete except that It nurports u
hnye tpcn pusicl On tho ltth. Could nnYthln'.
be tnore bunglIng ur unsattsfactury, or could
more complete rcf,ltatlon Of his bnsating bc
ntntlet Ills conduct, however. In this matter -
In keeping with tho general management Of ','!
office. and tho public have 10 pay fof It all. A1d
q goud round sum, too
, 1877-11-01

ich, and there not man! Of them, either, who
will NOT admit that tho rnhtnrfE NJ the cmrnJts
arc not ri tn Ito tile work assrnru Them. A
vrry rn2cr:tisl examination oi thc books
written nv IN tho County t1rfks nlcr fully bears
on, thr trnih Of tA,s a.,crlt.n. There Ia hardly
"a X in my OF The tax 'ookr which dues not show
ensures nA clumsy cnrrccttrHs OF hgNrcr. not to
speak Of their general s1o.cniy appearance. In this
connection Il might BE- mentioned That the en-.
used swenty-srven dnzens and twenty. .thrrc pounds
Of fahbrr. termed "ink and pencil eraser" OF
''hrtIafe' gum ETC.. and Ill knEe crAaerA at
fr1m 10 to i, rcnts apiece.
The work 10 be performed tn the Comfy t.erx's
Office, as far ~ tar bucks are concerned. may he
summed tip ~ follows:
tdls
Chtrtnf4 "&s1aht4
Judgment nn .eB YftoFlk.
Atscs'ort .'..."...,..-.isa
An old ctnpuyc Of the Office, WIN IL thoroughly
familiar with thu work. furnishes The following
tinasc as to the labor required In doing ib!s works
t:hFlfng
..... HHHE
Collectors warrants. 5tl
judgment aDii sales ftc1ft1. 1n
AatrttutR bo0kt
, 1877-11-01

wou1i ret in their lickt or, tler,int,-tla1. This
morning at 10 o'clsNk the Executive aud ta;h-
nnign Committees and the candidates nf the
Democrattc-fttlnstrtals will meet At llta'l4uas-
trrs, corner Of 1.aSallc nnn Adasns streets. In
the evening the Conference Committees will re-
port.
The Nationals had civil war In their midst
yesterday. The Nctkettes tecetlctl. and sworc
there was no honesty in either s!iverstntth,
Roecnhein, Hamilton, or tho rest of the gang,
Ut course the scee.lers arc without a political
shclter, md afe looking wtstfa]ly towards tho
zHs CONFERENCE COMMITTEE
Of the Workincmens Industrial PARTY, which
had had meeting with the Democrats, met
last night g rrerare the report TO bs presented
flually takes r. NeIfueha place, AMI, Instca,t
Of Mef;i|vrav, fohn nnuphe5 IL p.,t OIL for Conf
missioner from the West Side: tlugh Aic1augh.
lin Is thrown overnoars!. and all that Is lett Of
the Inlustriass /. solid Democratic ticket.
THE 0REENnAcKERs
were halttnR i'etweenftwo opinions yrsterday,-
whcther To run Wallace, the secctling Wprkln0-
n,sn's favor!,c, Or IT. to 20 ahead viii, III that
fcrcnse between the Hreenhaekers' Committee
and the Wosklngncn's Committee Tuesday
night, It will be remembered, resulted In MI
agreetnent ttat the Worklngnlcn were 70 wait
wleticr he would accept Of nut and, If IL.
would not, they were 10 como into the fol.1
with the 1sesnbackcrs: aud help them run
80 n.ta,., tb,t Wsfforn ,x,1ii ,1cci,s n,,,J Vow
c'mntinw ~ cn.I sho,s fnr iInmnon1' Whrn
'Im.Ins tW.i,aee w,s w,tin,I ,y,nn tc,,er,;ar
morning. he rather ENCOURAGED the Working
men a.il discouraged the urccnbarkcrs by say
,1 IT. m"" fr re i W W cnrn,Ta.r ,n 1f ,f
~ Worktnrnen icc1 That thuy hastrnr,t
90 ether :'es }sst,: he,9artsrs sn
H. rnicayor 10 inlucc The spft.ehcjis Into takInr
IN WaIissr anrhow. n1ni Iettjnr Ilaye fInn,mnn,i
~ maIss wrr" n,,rI for in"rs AMI nnt
without effect. The Observation-Disclosures Is the
s,r1} s,amn,.,,, vm,tI nrove al n1enhant on ti,rir
ia,l.is; tIat Wallace vas popular nut onlv viii,
hs an1 ta so1. te1 c. t opc.
~ hn1i,inr IN n f,ip yofc Inv If, taking Wnlinfr
- tc wn1,1"i nm and ,ironnjnv linn n,on,i'
No arrecment. Of course, tAut wouhi
he bfniing could be male until thu
cvcntm~ ,nccti,,r win Tic Workinc,ue,,.
wien Waliace's answer would he Forthcoming,
sm.,an @ I anI possj5}c settlement. 80 thcy co,'-
iinu,I tu alnuse themselves With windy talk
md dcld themselves ready for tho evening
'"e''3' ru. FUSION.
In the evening lie srcc.l,ng 1nlus.rials, WIN
ryni1tlintc( tic Globe Thcntte Convention su.i
al it, works, met at the GrecnGaek hca.l-
~ ~ ;. rnr.iml,yites,n Dixon, Of thc Twelfth
Wor1 s1frrcstc,l that the sheep walk ont froni
.rnmt- tlIc 1ruats.-that il, tjat tho jnJustriala
take tbc seats on The right OF tho room. Tits
s1os lane after eoUue little confusion. Tia
rscahark nps % nanaacrs were o,,t In fli forcc AMI
r'!n,e' I,jI,o '"' '' ~"N'~"'
Thc Chair stated that tho object OF tho meet
ioy wns tn receive the fuport Of the COMMITTEES
III wIso "hs had i been appointc to interview ai,.u
Wallace as to IFS accounting tho head OF tite
tfrkrt. rIo understood the Judge hal accepted
eontittopally.
, 1877-11-01
ANOTHER ARCTIC EXPEDITION.

NEW YoRK, Oct 3l.-An Arctic expedition
will be started early next year for ths purpose
oi recovering lie sel!es of the Frankln c1petli-
t,ou, aud ohtasulnx tho resard ousse1 BY tho
British Goye1uluyu&
, 1877-11-01

st1autcs the pr,bable coat al S:.;, oo0 more ihan
double what cIptrIenced workers claim 1t to De.
LOOK At 1Tl
Som, ndmlttin! even that the estimate OF tho
work. which il taacd upon that of the current year.
we're correct fns the entire ntm!a.tratnn ot str.
leIs Office. With Il not the caae. for tho work Of
this year, 0utF!l0f tho r1tthOEiRafy work already
alladcd y. is eoae Ii per cont hcavIc. than last
yeat and fully 70 RI sent heavier thau during
at estimated fait coat Of salaries and wagca That
70. tAo years nf Hi, and ls7u, Of say 800, 900.
Tho pay-ro1Is br thott Two rcnta foot up:
~, ,H11
77,7o9
Total l........-..".....".....s ..s......,.. st53. HN
or e'', .00A7 nore thin. after very liberal cst-
mate. "honid haze been paid out, without reducing
Il + statc1 on sood authority, that tho pay.ro'ls
foe TIC closlng {car Of ar. tfrb's naturalization
viii e., " ' % h. 49,. . Fl
the ra!cn'at:oHsnf experienced men,.
R"'ns H. r. Of tss c9any Getks
eeasnie figures 'nnld mot bs oatsine!. Ny. tIcb
years ssceciIaIy sna!i an,ount by saying Thai. il
1H1S, the Comfy clrek had 10 HKanntc tho extgn-
sion of the cIsy kkua which !aior was lcfuFp that
time rsfiorme'lby Tho cssy. The whole work of
st M 1.es f.. ,%r tho os to
Textbooks, and would eost ray 81. 100; Il eau
therefore hardly account fur tho difference bdtwecn
Seafiy .wisc iii liz ainonns Of labor Is required in
tho Cnuntr. Ckrk's ot1icc 10 do thu, work than
stoaiu DC. f"fthls tensors that tho Incompetent
ssh ~. ~ i91tn'tsa a. E wn ~ wgfK NEE an sas nun
Ing the fact tfat The men ase allowed to lo!t Ct
aooat thels "oR. ....
sJrERFLuoUs CLERKS.
There arc tus. uni hayp been, men employcd In
TIN CnuntY CIe-k's oi,cp who aye drawn thIir nay
a. tic rate of ii Ia day and lid not 10 s10O worth
Of work tor thccouaty during IN entlro Jcar
Theirs IL q cl.rk by thu na,na Of Nuhbaurn CIT.
p,uycl sipcc If. Licb camo Into the office. In
vain wnniI AM nno SOCK fnE hs ,au,lwritinp in
any OF fhe lknts In thu ntcc except nnrhats thonn
ii d recent uprioi, lie vpcnt iii cntjre tlInc In
editing u Ecwsr,ncr ior 1tr. i.tpb Another clerk,
paWnI tanrQ. Id u1so bUt precious Ijttie VI tho
Of}lriai ynrE ia 1aa btrej u, do. ITe Epent hIa
time In tnoknf transiatlona 9or tho xanie puper
Another mDre fsceut ocauisItton in tIIe COUNTY
firrk'x mice Mr Iians 1jnnrtInr safi fo fe bnsv
cnnyinr willis woujI En II fjjlicit Il, ahnw t,ven
~ tfnvs ri work ,,nrn fnr ihn r,,sntv xinrs ii.
, 1877-11-01

M. RApwAY-Kind Dir; takc ths liberty TO sIarrs:
yo. sg.,a hesth y grssty tmtsed " tls uS q
E9ne and tht fourth u nearly ropay Il xuae, hea!2
4 Improving. an'l uay weight decrtaslnR frry fa.
s4s won1eFta sYss 5oas nt4ltns Isas for .s oas
quite nu,nbef isvM this pi4ce, soass I'D tts.s!.
a, Alts. 7. kEAFt. an
c4ftn&bls lady, aud yety beh1f9ent hhu has sFh ~
luaus Vt selling ay Bottles Ut Tbs lttsulsrnt -
dYu9KsIa Ut Ann AEb0f perA01& &dicte4 with lhEf'
nj t9n,ora, W. have heard q soma soadsrfu tus<s
<ues'ea W ~ 'o'* ''''ee'u" EuEnBAcA 4 co.
Ann A1bos, Mich, Aug. u, 1873.
, 1877-11-01

Tho two inter itent call fo1 mere copying. being
transcripts Of the Collectors delfnq,irnt list tho

Total. .,t3 1u
transcripts Of the Collectors delfnqNrnt list; tho
Grst one requires figuring AMI great acenfacy.
The work + spread over ~ whole 3ear: to com.
given, 10 that +lxly mcn could do the work eas,ly;
work .o enahle from atty to sixty competent men
AZ t!it rate Of compensation now rnttng in The
ronnty Clerks ottlee. nxe' q. + alleged. BY Tho
m oe or.nS dsys
s.s. 100. ''s' >~''
re-ulea tag books. there il bnt little work 10 be
dnnr, In the office. exeepe tlecuses. copyfng Of
;ss cos,t F. j. 81 H. nc IT,
per year ta.b, would be . suffictcnt foscc, pro.
,ir,t they ar sciccsc! on account Of thcir com.
petency md illness. There would. therefore, ttr
ato'al of w1scs ncMees*ary So to run the County
Thc fee. collected tn and for the Comfy Clerks
Comfy Treasury last ycar, nmonntcd 70 s!,i, 600
or n,oTc nccur,llig 10 Mr. Lteb's nwn statement,
70 thai tho Office tsonft hare pnd the county
Sn'rcsi aoup' Of nearly $50. 700 orer and Shove
!, s1aaiI be remarked tn;t III. fl! The County unity
usual, amounting, perhaps. to T. n00 working days.
NJ near ~ can he lhhIed Mt prrsrni. ie himself
ettT,ates The F1tbable eost a. 81. co. more than
double what GKptrtcncel workers claim It to be.
Look ATT It'll
Sow. admlttin! evcn that the estimate OF tho
work. which il tFcd upnn that uf the current year.
were correct f"t the entire administration of Mr..
1iets Office. whth n not the ca4e. for tho work Of
this year, outt!!of tho extraordinary work alrcndy
ailadca ~ y eoao II per cont hcavlct tllan last
e "a az! " ss.s ST. sssF y. ,sss .ssa sss
att estimated fall coat of salaries and wagca that
should have beeg pa!d ~ lhe County cierk's onlcS
for tho years bf E7I and 1H1U, Of Ray 800 GOO.
Tho pay-ro1Is br thott Two rcnta foot up:
.....-."..e 51o
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, 1877-11-01
TIE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,

EYtry drop Of the 6sFsapsrtt!ian 1eso1rtns ccrnat
tates through The ood. hweas, uFlft, an other tul
end JaIces u to syate :le siEr of IT, for etarts
Ssrafula. Syphilis, tonsamntlon, Ulandnar pt.a.s
g,csrs !n th1 Ihrost snatn. Tna1oss, Endcs u ths
9foas i19m .e Es!.. and 81 xofs fs,m,9t
Itlox w.Em: ssi tsheana., E1ysps!aa, Acnae. ll.sk
ths s1fa!tSs range Of ~. wondsr 6tmods, shsm1,',
either Vt these forms VI dseaso IL potent towcr tucuss
&hGnl. ..-
II tho patient, daily becoming reduced by tho wGtts
sn't deeomp posttnh That src continually rFo.rrs.lLg
Hill NV lnstsris nsGe from ,csitfy Llu"I-a III
the Hasanatlisa Wy aud 4gea secule-A G4rs u ctf.
of rnrihcaion. 4n4 succeeds III hlnlsh!nx the !ot4 Il
wsatea IL. repairs viii ts rapid and every 'hy thu
bcttc[. sppetIts Improving md fesh aud weight tn
tffAslnE,
NII ohly does te sarshrailllan esoIycnt cxcc, Ill
remedial sRensa in tha !Irr uf GhTtM!c. kcrotul'1i
CNAstutional and 6kln dl&eale but In the o1y ~.
rive for