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GENERAL DEBILITY.

VITAL WEAKNESS OR DEPRESSION q
weak exhausted feeling, no energy or courage;
the result cfMENIAL OVER-WORK, INDIES
CREII0NS OR ENCESSES, or some drain on
the system, is always cured by Humphre US
Homeopathic Specific No. y. Ii tones up and
inyisorates the system, imparts strength and
energ. stops the drain and reiuvenates the
entire man. Been used twenty years with per
feet success by thousands Sold by dea Iers.
Prioa per single vial, or S. per package o,
FIVE Uiol5 and g. vial Of powder. Sent by mai
d re aipt of price, Adui.s5 HUMPHREYS
ilDMEOPAlHIC MEDICINE COMPANY, 100
FL . ttrCpt =
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WONDER UPON WONDER.

Given Away-A strange, mysterious and most
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WONDERS" Containing, with numerous pic
oria illustrations, the mysteries Of the heave and
earth, Natural and Supernatural, oddities, Whim-
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Dreams, Suparstitions, Absurdttes, Fabulous, En-
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Gus book, the publishers have resolved to give it
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Honey

To the taste but death 10 Grpes and Stomach com
plants Pitchers Castoriai a complete sub
stitue for Castor Oil and is pleasant to take
Honey. 1t Is particularly adapted to Teening and
Irritable children. ltdestroyS worms, assimilates
the food, regulates the stomach, and kurcs Wind
Collie, No remedy isas eficacious, for Feverish-
ness, Group, Worms and Whoopng Cough. Cas-
toria is purely vegetable preparation, more ef-
fective than Castor Oil, and neither gags nor
gripes.
COLUMBIA, Conn, May 8, 1876.
Messrs. ]. b. RSsE&C., n. y;
have family Of eight children, and have used
your Castsra. Ihave never found anything equal
to IT, My chilkren have been saved from severe
sickness by the use Of Castoria. | recommend it
in preference to any other medicine | know. l
Zeal it pleasure to give this certiicat. account
Of the benefits haue derived by the use OF your
admirable preparation.
Very Truly Yours,
NORMAN Z. LITTLE.
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no. 276

ASK the recoyere
dyspepIics, bilious
sufferer, victims OF
'feyei and ague, the
mecurial diseasedp
tient, how they recov
cred health, cheerful
! spirits, and good ap-
petit they will tel
you by tah ing Sim
,amon's LIVER Regu-
1nN,,
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ENLARGED Splaen.
Severe Pain.
Weaknesses.

weaknesses.
Collins Eg..al. Plaster Give ~ ',-t re,. nc.
Yea Ggre f A.TissR tHr hga hatu .H.f r.
lameucs- an ! Nsa-Ag-1 VI IL BAGS. ll.s-. r-..4
G..lrc F.gA, away JAIL, Ill Nv.5.
EElAST, LII Jun. J p, ~.
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CATARR 4
THE EYE, EAR and THROAT
Successfully Treated VIII,
SkAFOkD'S RADICAL cum,

CCCCRss IA tho test Of merit, n1d 1nccos IN tn
- treatment Of Catarrhal hncctoln, rnrr 40
many miserable igilurcs, means audoultld .ll9
curative properties IN the remedy uarA. Dbr5
sASPoRD'5 RADICALtCrR for CatHrf pJsR1rs pi.. a
Properties? Tho evidence. IN tho shape OirVsOii.
cited testmonialOlrOElt tho iuOstI aepcctgNspl orlg
In all stations OF life, must be cpnyluiye 6g thl
point. Never, we hel'cyo, IN thghiatcry olplr.la"
medicines has such valuable tc.timgly Boon -
iered, freely offered, IN favor o. Gnyr,Fachy tina
that IN tho possession OF tho prophet 2 n g ~.
ToRo's RADfcALCUEg. And valuable L-l-i4, !. dggl
not represent thousanllA Falt oftac rCcg-'lc. p.
ltiolsv which nro to-day onelcdlY frienla FLEA .
parts Of tho country daily itlsrpcriGftyO
any method Of euro known e. tho rceulNg Wrdioll
profession, but hllun IN publicity iacid'al 10 f.
published statement Hence M tcGiIHoGIHls lu
our possession rcprcsolb bst fHeA p.it -
thos9 Withheld for TAG 49," IN mentioned, T .1
following unsolicited testI.r.i.i F'u i'~s. :
WILLS, EfQ., OF Nclis. laiF9 & con Evrrg %, ~
on ou'spokea !naorsonlcn. Cf whlch VIC ll1 1851
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, 1877-09-11

Some Of the Causes af His Suspension.
aueridI Mspa11rA kQ IAA TftauNt.

Bono Of the GAu4Et III Ills 1llH5ttnkl00s
special N.pascA 70 7AA Tribune.
NEW YoKK, Eept. ia meeting, says tho
7Tnes, OF tho ercdlt0rs Ut Frank Leslie will ba
held Wednesday, and tull statement OF his
aiIalrs will be presented to them. 1'l,ts stato-
n,c1st was In cJurso OF preparation to-iny, hut
Sir. ENGLAND declined " giye my Information
a. to wtlat It would contain 4 dispatch NUS
seAt u ME. Lcstie, who will come to meet tie
cTe4ttturs. Thu business will W. conducted tha
same ~ usual hy the Assignee, except, perhaps,
TINT sotns ot the unpayiSg publications u'ay be
discontinued.
Str. Harry Lesl!e says tho creditors aro dis
posed 10 ls ienleslt, md that the Nuso taa re-
eeivcti kilograms from various parts q ste
country EXPRESSING sympathy anl asking II Ao
se1sdets couli bu OF aaiy seryirc III sny way.
Willis unfortunate rca1-extAte slecuiatlona
had l,een largely the causa VI tho failure, Nn
mart of the Indebtedness was Oil ArcOullt OF
them, ~ mons Of the real ostat1 ur property uf
any Kind WINS lnurigaged. Tbs entire trouble
lay in the failure Oh Friday to meet certain
n0tes, and thcIr conscluent protest, Al.
though Mr.: Leslie was ..1lpp!e'!
met Ills obligations but fur tbs failuru
OF athcrs TO meet theirs. 3lessrs. Rico Kendall
H. Co., pAper-!ralera of Boston. ast tho largcss
creditors. Their Claim IL about $3u, ,OoU. AMung
tho papcr-dealers In shis city involved arc ". j.
Bryan. $1,000; Wilkinson llros., ,ay; Fer
kt1ls A Noodwta about Sl,0o0; nnl ". Il. Par
sou b Co. Thu great bulk oS the indebtedness
e represented by prolnissor5 notes. TAsra ura
To all about Afty-two creditors.
arr preferred, Mr. Englaul Il confident that 4
satisfactory settlement call b. Inade, and That
the business will TO resumed BY hlr. Leslie aud
successfully conducted.
, 1877-09-11
PORT OF CHICAGO,
The following wcsp the arrirass and c}caFanccs
for tho twansy -four hours eding at 10 o'clock list

4"Nh4 oE AEtlA{koNs
The following wcfp the arriva1s and clesEanccs
for tho twansy fous houss eding 1t 10 O'clock lAst
night:
c.sS, Nsaitoso .aae: s sa tusRea.
s gR. y 4 sssn dTts H..
~ *5a III sssea .y 6ts5.s az;
.!Ss; sass.; 1ss.is hsas!ss' s5' SPs,ssI'
!.ss.i iss! S!1a :ak .a1fs rslt:is @
n.s, Ts s sYan G.e sS 5sa' ntsx
Fa;i5 k, ,asJs .a s1tsi Hsits' j. As; e.
eoal EaGs. Irss*Iss IaI, wood; j. +. AotI d..cfv
4a.tt IT,; T. ssossSrtase. % fa.n. sa,it lspsse
ian6sTi Toll!nE wood Ulsna Tfs;stss. .ka: chatl.s
!anihsr; MaIncF, M.n!sitc, lumber: NARY T.; . E;Sk.
.s suss tys es s st
iam5ss; III sssS T. r. Wii.os. f1.nSfo!s. iii.
Clesrance*-seAE 9apan LpiinKsodt sa%ndnsss % pnop @
lily koeA. aud .unaFics: scAt C. &, naFnrs, buma1o
sd saS u S.4xe Ela
drtrs: tAfgv Narnst:s. Meme ksunes 6+ - lata AT
sis. S,o, : ust 1ae
o4s., ard suairses; schr j ksller'ouss. tuiiaie.
sSi - p a, III s1ts! " os ~ 81 t.s
q coneofd os1rn.buEx la b.:. ,ss,!.bynssn G!ty:
psyp q. 4 Asath. b4us4tuek . kxs l%.r bt. e4xs5,
I'D tundrtys; sn!r AlpthA A4akeson, tIt5 Tasax!.
Suii.io - u Is ea corr % Il IL IL ba sye a5S t!m
eth{ teei, tU b&4x na1 4tel A1d Gub4IGs. stat l4'
sstsi s. u tnu'aaS sasS . X TT
bH -
, 1877-09-11
LAKE FiIEIQuT4.

CuIcAoo, Sept. 10.-frCghts wsss fairly active
and steady, on the Dasls Of jc for corn 10 Buffalo.
Iooa, was taken for u, 0U0 bu wheat, 1a5, 000 ba
corn, Is, COO bu oas4. snd ~ 700 bu barley. CHAR
tess: To lsu1alo-psop AEabls, wheat and oais;
peop Dsdeur State. wheat; schE Cla1 Parker, corn;
Iii on u. I. schr Wul. Holmes ismtll vessel,
wheat 1t 3ac; TO oedenst4EE-psop !. MAY;
Muskoka, corn through. To h,nXston-schs II. u.
Fots, wheat at 7tic; schs rao* par.9ns, barley On
j. t. To Aontrcai-psop Canada, whoas through,
scowed, $t..5, ratted- 81 ~, Alolgsiuo.
tuasssf, iuuset, Arskegon to Chiesgo. .1:h:
Yesterday for woot from Grand Traverse 70 ti.is
pQff.
, 1877-09-11

JAcKsoHvr1lx, Fla, Sept. 10.-The fatal ter
msnatlon Of two fever cases At Fernanlllaa lust
night. and reports Of new cases, together Ntth
tue advice Of physicians To citkzcna to leave that
aty, has thrown the whole cumu,unity !nto
great exeitement. Quarantine tas becll estab-
toWns III the State. An extra train arrived at
Baldwin from FesnAudlnA With two cars crowd
ed with fngttives. and many will leave In thp
morning. Only Two Heyesu cases aru seportru
to-nlkht. the total number Of deaths thus lsF
u seven: Fhyatcana Claim that tho disease haa
assuned milder form,
, 1877-09-11
A NEW YACHT,

Capt Harry, Of the achr Mary Lyon, which ar
s.sed hers saturday, brought up from Charlotte
handaono cllnker.bu!lt. ,loop. rtggod yacht sho
h - feutp inches long, 0 feet 34nchcs wido, and
II inches In depth, aud looks slough She might
be slippeKy" craft, II model suy criterion of
aouiu Milwaukee yacht,ien. but In the event that
hu does mt she vii! oo shlpped to Chicago Tue
yacht which u substantially built. and complete
tfoul tho deck Ut thu schooner to-day ~ u " give
tho@e who haso fancy tn this direction oppor.
tun,ty 10 test her sailing qualities. The Mary
Lyon IL ut present lying lu t4u Munomones, just
above the SorllwcAtera Transportation CompanyA
dockk.-4ka u4kts Stt4ttntf, 10th
, 1877-09-11

Cu,oAno,-Tha lake excursion business is
practically at m cnd... Vessels aru now
frequently compelled to 20 to several
elevators 70 obtAin 1 snelo cargo, grain
being scarco.- Mai. Fitch. Deputy Collector, In
chasge Of tho clearing olco at lush street br.deu,
$sSs ~ ss sS' E: ss Ssst
T. aek Asr y ha;e ea' fSne Sae os Ssys W.
hi % few cargoc. On thos, Lumber marsrt
Yesterday. and. Mountaineering tho fa'"tnbla
bar. Master Carry l!as BEEN suffering fron scvere
,ns.s. hnt n@st,y!t!,snnding @ h. h. hay continued tn
kanlay, Aug. Ru, and dtseres them III wonder.
~ rItsi GSswl' q as
scaaon, ssS i mi VA. welcomed heartily s BY
hia oil maritime frisnas cap., Potter Falcon,
ast night. where ha tas bern called 10 attend ID
!oo@c wheel on The pEop i;.aawn.. George Msyup.
injured when that yeayHl waA struck hy lightning
solne tina ao hax recovered, and ra1y Tor uuty
agnin.
o.hcr cargo oi deal. e Qur6ea... :cspt. HsniY =
aeniatt tho pier Ut Beaver llarhor a"t Tho
tugtuseFs als wiIktne for S75 pr month ;.?'he
cnvinscr Of the new tug Wright, at liuaalo. u Mr.
Fs.'ck roa: ~, YER, coPs.sn,a ,;s,, ssn ns h
both ma..a aud topps.. = portion ot hsr satf,, E,
will BE- takpn ont and her sIAra replaced; her ilull
L perfectly, sound, and 4he i. no. leaking; =.
to Kingston, recently ashuTe Four. Mile Point
Lake t'nta.7o, has been pulled on an! tsksn t, e
klngst1n. Slle WnA lraking badly. About ). oOo
expected u lay City this full. Ts.e lumber maF.
kut Is ucliYa, asga amonts il sold, freight. nsn
.lvaneins, and Shipments aro hF4sk. tho ~
CITY EAr0aleis OF Saturday Rays lumber fre'ghta
have advanced y g. Is 70 f.ower Lake poFts: Ill
+. watkIns and F. /. WcstoTer haTo made ar
Fangcmcnts to 0peFate = fishery In saginaw
pay % ~ extensive sea!e. They hase
and will make 1t vary extensive. This lo.
cation Ia near Plum Inland. od t:la east snote u
thrrs months ago. while on Asl WY to l'etseIt Will.
cna, got 4 rampage Ia the Wclnnd Canal there.
by breaking her stcsn and damaging the canal
gntes, ha4 x1rtyeI, &nd u unloading coal II lIls
mans II Il thought that 81. 900 will about eusr!
lie expenses Of the ttp.... l,ctroit Tribune: Aoze
vrssel arc almost daily making theIE appearance,
which for The paat year Of! twu have bec laid w..
There will scarcly b. hntk left lying sEnus tf,c
docks by and by, II they be made to lcat aGsln
Luok out for an Unusual nutabcr Vt disaster. llls
fail. and the buryMK Of u,any Of these old bulls In
tbs bottom oI tha lakes, with their cEsws+
, 1877-09-11

DrYrALo. Eopt 1o.-ves.cls passing Port COL
borne Lack for fosty-e1ght hours. ending p. m.
the 9Th Inst:
WcstwarI-Darks ru1askl and Monticello, oswo'
20 10 Chicago: James Wndc and n. ". Phelps, do
to Milwaukee; Huron. Thoraid to Point pclccs
9raco Amelia, Quebec TO Chicago; tlrant.an'. Col.
lius Lay to Toledo; Canada and 0uEnair. Kingston
tv 10; IL, Lawrence and Mary Hattie, do To Chi
cago; j. q. wntth. charlosto 10 Black River; y.
Keller, Ogdcnsbasg to Ashtabuia; American,
Fatr llascs, to Chicago; tehrB Cortez and
IL. Fitzhugh, uswaso V Toledo; George =.
Finney and u. II. HonA. 0rwcEo TO Chicago; Pan.
dora, Startling. and H.. Fillmore. Ktn:ston 10
Toledo: =, 7. Atwater. Caps Vincent 70 Ghlcaroi
caledonia. Cobonrs % AAhtahala: DnuNticsa and
Port Dover. rOet Cutborne to FalE}olht.
Eassward-trops LUwc'l, Cleveland " ogdens-
burg; ST. Albana. ChicaKu to Ugdensburg: Celtic,
Toledo to Montreal schra Eric aud Stewart,
Cleveland to Toronto. =
, 1877-09-11

DuyrAto, n. y. Sept. 10.-ChartcEs-6ehfs
snowdrop, coal 10 Toledo At zoe pr ton; Donald.
ron, coal tu Chicago Ut :oc; Empire 6tate aud Il.
Sherman, coal from Cleveland to Marquette at
current .rates; Maria MAsttn. coke from ASH
tabula to MorGuruu et Use Ics ton. and iron ufo
and isutter, conl hcucp 10 Chicago y zoe; n.
Pasc, coal hencu to Mllwaukee At 30c; W II.
Cicafsl-irops ouei,la. Chicago, % b.ts cement;
Drau ilchmonu. Chicago. 'ncrelandlse: New
bufgh, Ch,cagu; Bclrs Empirr State, Milwaukco;
u, q. Wells, GhlcA.o, Uu1 tona coal; J. a.. Mas
tfn, Chicago; Taylur, Saginaw; Z. l. Blake.
Cleveland; T., a. usorge, Milwaukee,, ], ,o0O t0us
coal; 'basgp ., U0tun, Gla.a 70 saginaw.
, 1877-09-11

A hcavy eale eprung ap hhortly after Sunday
midnight arl Tho lake was very rough fsnul yes.
tesday afternoon, when The sea cal.acd down. No
disastots we're reported. hut vesscls that wefc tn
d.. snvcral cIaft 10 the lumber trade that wrse
expected here yesterday mu., inre put into nor'a
below. One fchUoner was r"4,orted to have run
tnla Milwaukee TO escape the tonEa weather. Tho
Etorm seems II hnye covesea large area
, 1877-09-11

Nntp6gronr, Sept. II. 0.-Arsfved-Sunrisc, La
sniic, +, soo bu et,sn; Gold Rod. Lasal!c, {, GOO
bu corn; II. L. Adams, No. z, 0, 000 bu eorn;
MayGowcr, Iasalle, 1900 bu oats, !. zoo bu rye,
tti brls -four; lrou clnl Lasat'c. Q, 200 bu corn;
prop City Of Henry, l!eury.4 500 bu corn; fldorc
Henry, Q, 600 ba corn; Gracic Grisrold. Nnooks
u, QUO bu corn; ]. 400 lbs seed; prop Mohawk
ilelln, kankakoc Feeder, r. 600 bu c4,rn, 1.O00
lbs seed: prop Ilan1eY. Morris. 1000 bn corn;
Elizabeth, L0ckport. u, 900 bu corn; Belle France,
seed.
wllcat; Atapla Lcaf. Luckport. low bu wheat.
nu.liSEronT, Sept. I'D p. m.-Arrircd-1rop
King i,ros., kankakeo Feeder. 1000 hu oat.,
bu cDr,s. u U0U bu rye, -, 600 D. eecd; rsap Vel
come, lonry 1870 la corn; ,H; Gccstgia, or Henry
100 QUO shingles; u. r. Wright, Joliet, u, o5: II
lumber.
, 1877-09-11

'Thera Is considerable talk ahrout the power md
speed Of the new tug. A. p. Wright cbmparcd with
TIC William X. Crowcll. Tho latter hss been tho
acknowledged bons Of THU harbos since ahe came
out, and nuw tho question fa!ecd F fto or the other
luz to hold that honor IN tie fuinre. One Of tho
Captains we talked with, who thinks be knows.
eaft the Crovcll could puI The stern OF Ut thu
Wright, or run around her any day. Thu may 10
all gnA, but the matter only be settled BY fair
test ttlaL-Uuf1fo Errfesa. bA.
, 1877-09-11

AN 0LU RAET"9 TEMET5f.
Capt Pierce. one Of the oldest and rnst cxpcrf.
enced nnyIgntors on the lake&, and wto took Tho
1r,t lake tehooner-.he Dean 1tlehmond-s:o
to f,ufyal0 and bsrk for the benefit
Of hin hchth, and he rayt h. feels like new man,
the 7csuIt Of the fresh and fnwRorntng All and tho
exercise he obtained on boasH the vef4cf. The echr
Comnnrhe lie hAs been landsmnn for a number
Of ycass. having retired ftofn maritime pnrrnltt
lie rreumsncnds tnyaljds who arc able 10 fN about
10 take tr.p around the lakes and do ,aiiora du-
tics. II will either kill or cure, and In hs caso
hne cured. !.
, 1877-09-11
THE TRAIL or WAR.

aPR1SozlELp, ILL.,, Sept. 1G-The Governor,
members Of tho State Cabiuet, md civil officers
Oh the staff, who accompanied the secret c1t4.-
dition to East st. Louis the night before thp
forees went duwn to quell the stsikers. wrro
subpHnacl before Justice Condell's Court to-
iav to tell what they knew of thn killing Of q
cor by thelE special train on the Chicago d Az
ton u ltlIn the city liluts-
, 1877-09-11
s.rnAxaE12a IN PORT.

-Four strange jtitah craft arrived IN port yctter.
day. They werc tho steam barge Isaac May. tow
Ing tho bnsgcs sovrrn, Siuskoka. and waubaustcnc.
mil they cs,nc hero for grain charters and rot
them. the steamer taking uaa and corn and the
bareca Curl, to OedenhburR. The Severn wns
leaking eulnc on her.asrtsnl and rho VIA towed up
to 3liIcrs dry -dock for talking.
, 1877-09-11

Special Wtp0seA 10 1Ax 3H9HaA
NnwAuk1E, Wis.,, Sept o.-Fseights-FfFmer.
Ctartcrs-To Uutao. sehss Alice B.. Norris,
wheat 1t 3Kci J. l. case. wheat u &c; prop Star.
yucts wheat, through late: 10 Kingston, schFa
Nyusotis and Il. Z. Truupf. wheat at &c; schr
Aggregate. lu8, OIo bu. .
, 1877-09-11

vos-c1Iatety rtrntk there heavily whe thr was
drawing scven fret. The haoa1 t. three or fonr
writ a~n,e Of II. The place r. certainly a
anpcronr one, and .h,nil.. h matk"d
Int II tlerH mt marx The particular place mtn.
TONED above, where Two wrccka arc known " have
, 1877-09-11

Epft1aI UFspItfh 70 ThE 1FlbHNe, :
MARQUETTE. Mich., Sept. 0.-A1rlycd-fropa
8. j.. sheldon. Oscar Townsend, IormorAat
rostcr Chamberlain; schr. Charles Wall, j. ".
lIandfor1, Fanny Nell. ]. II. Whiting, +. pesuw.
Exile, i. r. Ely. Edward Kelly.
Passed down yesterday y--Erop Wfnsaow.
t'icased-Frop Z. y. Sbcsdou; ecAr s. r. Ely.
Wcslhcr-Fine.
, 1877-09-11
FROM rf1E 1,ALT1C SEA.

Tho take schr Icesie scarth, owned In Toronto, II
reported arrived at Quebec from Liverpool. The
Jtesc rallied from her home port IN tho spr,nR Of
1870 With lumber for Liverpool. and after dln.
charging ller cargo wns cngngeA the Last part of
lint rear nnl carly part Of thle tic Ifhftc
trnie, She sailed iron, Liverpool IN tbs ~ Ut
Angurt, and nrrisud At Quebec last TucedaJ with
full cargo, GOO t1us salt.
, 1877-09-11
ERIE.
F,,.rtnf fetan1tch To T4e Tr9b,

Fpxetal Dtsputeh to The TrSaunt,
EntE, Pn.. Sent. 10.-Arriynts-Prop Japan,
Chicago; prop oak!and, Saginaw: stmr Metropolis,
Point hover; scl,r u. 7. E'cal, 15utIalo.
uepaFtnses-Pfon Wt~sahtck0h, rhtca5O: prop
Japan lsudal9; scls Portage, Toronto; bargo Ful.
tUtl. Saginaw.
, 1877-09-11

The tunlt,er shlpments from the Saginaw River
during the month Of Au9ust were the largest ever
known in the history OF the Saginaw Valley
nmoantng 10 aea.ly M, COG, coo fcct. Or thIs
amount oycf two-thsd1 was shipped from DAy
Ctr. This Gguses are:
, 1877-09-11
SPENCEls'S SHELL.
pecord Of Real Estate Owned by the
Bank Since tho Big Fire.
1row tho Great Isml,ezzlcr Made
bogus Transfers of tho
Property.
rha Expert Still Engaged in
Unravellng Spencer's
Accounts.


Unraveling Spencer's
Accounts.
Assignee Taylor More inclined to
Retain the Trust.
Actual nows was A scarco article around tlc
State Savings Institution Yesterday. Tho only
member Of tho Dcposltors' Committee who
honoscd The place with Ills presence was tho
Inn Wtlam Aldrel,. "Long'' John was
soyxn at Summit, looking after those cornt1clds
hc referred to In Ills Saturday night speech at
The tabernacle. Mr. Ailrich stayed only few
,oomepts, but that was long enough to sec that
thc,e was nothing to require l'Is attention during
thc ,1ay. The fAet Is, tile Committee haye dono
ohout all they can .lo for tho present. The nascts
harc f,eru tracc1 up, some crooke1ness In the
hx,ka has been discovered by Atr, Dayfe, the cx-
,ert. ant1 the facts have been reported To- the
.enos[tors, who have thanked everybody and
tns,ructyl the Committee to urge upon ttie
f.,urt the retention Of Col. Taylor as Assignee,
Thr,e would seem to be, therefore, but little
for IL to do, until sone new facts arc reported
nv Col. Taylor and tl,s expert, but TO attend 10
thc rather Important question Of The Assignee
th}n Col, Taflor makes no secret Of It that
thr favorable temper Of the audience Saturday
night, and their hearty Endorsement Of Ills
acttous wtto Assignee, were very 1attertng to
him, ,.and have made lui fea' differently about
rr.trplng, or, which Is the samc thing, refusing.
to uuallfy. lie has not as yet made up lts mind
To continue In tho Office or move out and let
anothcrnan tako It, hut 1t Is altogether prota-
bic lhat his italtlng between two opinions will
, 1877-09-11
COUNTY AFFAIRS.
Quarterly Report of Treasurer Huck.'
Balance on Hand, S27, 600.
Another Unknown Grand Jury to Aid
Impartial Justice.

Serious Charges Against Architect Bgan
On tho Brick Question.
1hs regular weekly meeting Of the County
B'arl wat held yesterday atternoon' all the
members present.
Several petitions and communications were
read and referred.
REPORTS.
The County Treasurer submitted flis quarter
~ report. II showed that the balance In the
Treasury June was &sj1, ,9i0.571, and that tho |
receipts since from vafious sources, including /
loan of $s00UO, Ind tecn tGtSji :s27.1 II The dis
bursements had been s7ls,9i7.s3, Of which |
e3s7 ,27l.1j Ind been paid IN u,unty orders, |
efafs1s.!l3 as interest on temporary loans, aslsl
t:sV,000 to take up temporary loans. The bal |
anee fr the Treasury Sept was $os, 50.
His Actnt-nmnth1y report vas also eubntttetl |
nnd REFERRED 1t showed that there WAS To the
errtiit Of tic General Fund t23,C35.7s: Court
House Fund. so. 1ye. 80, interest Fund, old In
dehtc'!ncss, &D1.3l4.6}: Interest Fund, new In
dcbietlncss, sz,sloG5: Sinking Fund, el04-
S;7.sl: anA Public Building Fund, el.97.
The usual number of bills were read and re-
ferrrtl. Among the bills was one from Harms
fur the Coustllouae foundations, accompanied
by certificate from Architect EEan setting
forth tia. the county owed him $lt, ,2959G5 but
lnasu,uch as Harms would not gIyc tho county
n receipt III full until Ills claim bad been further
adindiGatcd bY tho courts, tc reeofaGchdel TINT
the amount, less e, ,00. be paid.
Mr. Fitzgerald moved the reference of the
mattuf, "a he did not want tu pay HARMS nj, ac-
count and furnItt, hin money to fight tho
county tt tho courts.
fF: NeCa1lrey wanted the rules suspended
and the architects recommendation con-
currrd In.
1.,o motion y, .,,,c,a t,o r,,,o. -. ens,1x
tns 'no."n ~ saepen" .ac tu'cs a: hoaiY
nrcxo;,ea ~ s'' u % " anu 'ne n'o'a " 's'e'
The driving Of Grand Jury for OctobcY WIS
t,,cn nr1xec,cl with. rr.,,ltnv "a fol,ows: Dcr.
,ns eD sm..n y w'tE' E'..an .s :, - rvan' ~,
an w. % t"'na. a. -, % u wa,t III ''s sh.,.n,.
=. eoEIins, sisg''arl I..ss,siay Il y. Cfossou'
Thomas tearv, j. u; EnftEht, "; Hrosi1'nn'
@ A. @Jol;neqn, n; q tsatfs, John AlsisnT. s;' l.. Z:
Wx: rcter e. hota C. Besuest and SosIa
sceocr. . "
| COMMITTEE nEroRTs-
Tho COMMITTEES q 81 E'ty helatione reported on
bills aEgrcaatnK Sl,tHL9s, tlc inoht Oh the satne
bc!ng Ior caleimIts!i!E. ., !,
| Mr. !iuenther ollcctcd " the I'LL because thu
work done had not been let by competition. The
rrI1rt wa a+opteL r,.,
| The Cosi,luitttw On Educnt!on repoEttzl On
bi!ls asgreeatl',g xMlip: Adopted. .,,
| lhc liospfaI L0'nin1ttcc fcpoftcd on u1lis
amounting to Fl4sssh4 45 and tile report was co1s'
CURED In ---..-.l,
Ihe Committee on panlr Charities reported
on nslls aGcfcgatsng s3.Jl2 ~ AaoptHL
Tile Cunltnittce on jail asHl Jall Aeyounts ~
ported Oh bills amounting to !.D- APP
proved; .,,
>, IAe .'oiht committee On Public nuiiuin!s and NJ
Hospital Fcruf1Gu OIL bills 1ETft.yHlE $s,-ElV},