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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-16

n. II. Allen s. Co. started their logs
down the Calipooia as soon as the river
was flooded above Brownsville. They have
I,16o, 900 feet of logs cut, above Browns
vile a few miles. which they will float 30
this city with the present rise In the Cali
pooia OF course the late rains are just TO
the hand of the saw-mill men. as they have
raised all the streams throughout the coun-
ty, enabling all to get logs enough to run
The entire Summer. We guess tllere'll be
no lack of lumber the coming season, and
that, too, of the best character.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-16

Thc easiest way for a citizen Of place to
kin its prosperity is TO purchase al his
goods abroad, and. the easiest way to make
people go abroad is to neglect TO advertise
at home. People who don't believe tiiae
advertising pays should not complain II
people. attracted by tho liberal advertise
ments OF merchants in other places, go
abroad to do their trading.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-16

Albany, Or. Dec. 5, 1876.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

Hon. Geo. Snyder, President of the Ma tionsl Bank of Illinois, has been appointed Minister to Switzerland.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04
Piles.-Hemorrhoids.-Pilon

Many causes tend 10 produce this panfu and distress. ing state The blood is retarded in its return the to equeni use oi drastic purga,iv-s tends produce cor sestion of the bowels torpid action of liver and metous other causes the of this complaint aud hthro nothing enecual has been presented rub hc which would rapidly alleviate symptoms and ulti. msieiy prove an effective cure. h PILON have a remedy winch not snly almos, instantly bu, win re- move the largest iumor, of the parts les) by assorp toR and many who have received only hen. ft but have ee.n radically cured. Lave been assured (pror usng ths uesmeno by eminent surgeons that The only rriief they ever could expect Ia life would be by aa operation and removing it or them from the body by a pfcc~dnfe which pecessitaied Inc kn.fc This remedy hss been hailed with delight and is prescribed by many practising physicians who cogniEant of it. mer't' as the osly known sure cure fsr PILES.
 Price. finy Cenis per package, or sir for e 50.
 SENT BY MAIL oS REcKIrr or PRICE
 sld by all Druggists and Dealer, n Medicine through out the world.
 Prepared solely by DIR. CHANDLER.
 i.t7s Broadway, New York.
 Where orders be addressed
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

"Goldsmith Maid" beat "Rsrus" at Los Angeles, to-day: Time, 2:i9a.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-30
S60er1t@eS ttato GrnieS tat Saba.
4~tetfrie0.
(qtus Der u~abenbpOit" in San SromciscO,)


IS lit i@pn l6ltmm gertug, baB uniere
re8llGren Sruppen ft6 IN ben meiiten Sn7
otauerfrte9en nit iebr tper1tg G1bm be0efz
fen uno Iberau 1tnfdbtgfeit u1tb Mungel
an Otsctpltn m ben Sag legen. Aber nod
Dtel i6limmer lit eS, baB auf bteien Grie=
gen metftenS audi nod Ser Stud ber9a@erz
Ii9fett baftet.
Gum She'll lit unlere engfii6e greT1e
i6ulD baran, Sir ite lift elm Sn6tonerz
frteg Elm Seniatton5itoff tpte ie6er attoere.
Sobal0 cine S%nbtanerf eb0e ou5brt6t,
ften1pelt unlere Brelie bteielbe 81 einem
9roBen &riege unb untgtebt fte NIT benz
9an5en Wt1tigfetts Stimulus eurppdti9er
Sriege.
1tniere Sffi3iere iel6er f0nncn es fi6
1t6t ~Deriager1, tire Streifereie1 in 8erqen
unO Qratrten bur6 telegrap6ii6e gSi6tig=
tb1eret 51 regulGren &el0siiget aufsupufz
fen. Sic reben in tbre1i 6epe1deu BON
vitrote9ii9en 8etpegungen", BON v&nncenz
trirtngen unb Observation-Disclosures,
BON v9tecDgnosctr1tnget" II. !. 10, gerQ6e
OILS oh tie lttd)t gpnnp1gnten bon 25 bis so
Mann, ionoern gan3e 8rtgn6eu unb Oiot=
ftonen %befe6ligten. Namentlt6 @enerol
l6otDar6 lit groB oarin, bte fletrIten @t15ele
9etten ietner 6elooieHft@ltebung bur6 LANCE
0epei6en 3l Derberrltde11. 9feultcb ent>
0edten iette Qelte etnen 8erited, tpte fe
Die Snbta1er, e6e 1te auf ben &rtegspfao
geber, 81 9uBenoen anlegen Die SEES Ser
\ceS batten in oemlelben getroGnete5 6leiIG,
Sdbaf un0 an0ere GorrGtbe an9elegt. OaS
tele9rdpbtrt Der @e1eral 1ofprt na@ San
Trancisco als etn 9rOBes &rtegseretgntB,
Tritber, ais regltldre Gruppen IN Ser
Sel9ltbung Der @ren5>@ niteblungen gegen
Snota1ter cine iebr undergraduate Golle
lptelte1t, tpar es an6ers. Nenn cine GDm=
P"s'tts 6tnterpdIbler7 Wttlt3 NIT .t6ren lan>
g - w. @'.a;;'ttNndb z8ii9ien aus5o9, urn etnen
~ 5o% tn',rSs n",{ f5m5bianeritanm 81 5i9tiget,
gtreifanqes ni6t me 1bS4{etbetten zines loldsn
fi8tere ma6ten nod Dor s5 Sab5Etet.s." IN, III
bel Qnfbebens BON elmer Sn0tanerfe65s
Nfer lett Die dlteren @eftpDtnter in Ser
@3ht per GebeQton &rteg I'M groBarttgIten
0%taBttabe geleben babet, f0nnen fie es nt6t
0er9elei1, oaB ite emit 8rigaben un6 Otbi7
1to11et contmarrDtrt baben, tpGbrenb tie ieBt
blos ipteoer ett paar .6unbert Meann be-
teGt9en. SSbre 9epeiben bonn Salmonz
Slut1e utto 8bttebir6 Greef lauten 6aber
9eraAe 10, ais pb fe pom R~~~" n6er
bonn &appabatnDd fdmett. 1u. s,:o
gStrWt1ieu ie9r wobl gu bshrFpe!len' ~
9roBe S0tpiertgfetten StotG11erIrlE9t w.
ten, un6 lie Rritifen europdtl6er 3eI1Htlz
gen ilber oieelben iinb metftens N D0Yeas
@rabe firblt5. Wenn man WlpItae
pber 8 Ii M e ut B II in etne, ote1e 1uut:sp
Guabratmeilen gspBe @ebtrgsmtol!Ib W. ~
einiebte, Iber Sic es feire 0eneralIatp9So
l farten giebt, tpean nan tbHen oot+ oo'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-30
N~5ochenf(tche Sl;mois 8faafs-Beffune,

Wonn Sol6atert, bic tpeber IdieBet NOD
ererctre11 f0nnen n1b bonn iDftetltattl0en
Straiuirclt feline 9lbnlaB baben, gdbe,
uebIt ei1 poar 6unoert Yferben ltftbyfaul>
t6ieren, Bic man Mbenbs betn 2a8er lots
fem lGBt, bomtt Tie it0 Tlttter lnb Wafer
iuGen; tpenn man tDnen Damn ben Qlufz
trag gGbe, cine nit benz tpeglo1en Terrotn
Dor3iie1i0 bertratte S6aar Snotaner 81
perFolgen, tDelc9e bic beften S~uBgduger u1lo
aus0aler1b1ten 0etter Der g8elt it10, Die
ebenio mie lire BDnies, BON SebenSmttteln
e~rtltireu fS1pelt, BET oenen meiBe MGnnet
iopobl tuie/ i6re 9fett= un6 Radt6tere 81
@runoe geDen miilen, i. iDiirben Die gro=
fen SSelbberrn tpobridJetnli6 iebr be0enf=
lide Ge1i9ter MAIDEN unb Bic lteber5euz
ealtg g%etptnnelt, baB es fiir ie let6ter tit,
nit SEN beiten 5ruppen Der Nelt einE
frnn56{iiGe Nrrnee 3u bernt6tett, ais nit
unfGDigen Geiinbel etlten DEM leBteren oil
Stdrte eIet@en Sn6ta1eritalnm 81 be-
fGmpFen.
lint 10 mebr ober BADEN I'M ere Ofi3tere
l1rld6e, ibreu Stretfsiigen gegen Snbianer
10 tpentg tpie m8gli0 ben Nnftrtd reg1z
ldrer 5elosiige 3u geben. Q8enn tie eS 6o9
tDut, tper0en fte it6 itetS lG6erit6 med)en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-30
Son NaD 1t7to Syern+
e II 5.

-Die Soft leioet 1u1ter bem Gtfenz
Stretfe 1Gper. Muer6ings err
flGren Die Stretfers betnabe iiberau, boB
fie Der 2tblafiung BON Boit5iigen gtibtS in
SEN 8eg leget tpolen. Nber tpenn nit
Dem 8oftsug fetn 9alIagier3ug b~erfnipft
lit, 10 bringt er natitrlt6 Der @tienbabn
fetnen @etptnn. 9aS @enerdl<8oitamt
iagt INT einem @rlaB beS 6errn 5Dner:
00as 9otzD epartement bat auf @run6
oes &eleBes unb Der Boit1G ontrotte niez
mails bus 9fedt beanipru9t, bon Gtien=
babnen gu D~er1unqen, baB fte 3Ige aus
l6lteBlt6 fir ben BpfttranSport fa6reu
taiie1t. 9(6er in auBerorbentli1en SSaQen,
tpenn gaiia9ter3iige ntGt fabreu f6nnen,
iDuten bic BOft5ltge UNI bes 0ffentli6er
@obles tpilen Die goit 3eitpetlig o6ue
6a6fsiere bef0roern." 9te groBen Gtlenz
btlt baben Orn!s CD t un6 8on6ere
6os fte 8Dft5iige geben ta}rStnmf erf[Sr+
IN Ionoe Der 'mob" ibnen geitattt, I'D
aieraiSe geben Sn laien. aber ntbt ldnger.
Surbb bic Wetgerung, Yoft3ilge obne Baias
q~iersIse gebel1 gu lafien, poaen fie biz
8uno5regierung gum unmtttelbaren @tnz
iarsit,n ,seGeu bic aAsitebeuben Gtieub9bnz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-30

SD t6ue, ais fa6te ib pt,b es lit mir
bph gang allber5 SIT W2utbc! WaS 1T Der
8a1ferott bon. 200 8arfdt ge9en oteles
0ebaclei
The daily gazette., 1877-06-30
REPUBLICAN Discomfort.

A Washington dispatch to the New
Y ork World IS as follows
"The action of the Iowa Republican
State Convention in voting down. by a
three fourths majority, the resolution in
dorsing the administration fully confirms
the advices which have come to hand
here for month past of the dissatisfac-
ton in the Radical party in that State.
Senator Allison, who was here few days
ago, was fearful of such result, though
evidently hopeful that it would be passed
in silence, and the policy put on trial for
longer time. A well-kuown Illinois
Republican who is here says that the
Iowa Convention correctly represents the
sentiment of the Republicans of his own
State, and he does not expect to see a
single Republican victory in the fall cleo
tions, outside of New England. Thus
far all of the county Republican conven-
tions in Pennsylvania have refused to in
dorse Hayes, and their course will be
confirmed in the State Convention in
, August
The daily gazette., 1877-06-30
PENNSYLVANIA ITEMS.

A four-hundred pound bear was
caught in steel trap in Clearfeld coun-
ty.
Twenty-three states and one territory
manufactured pig iron in 1876, but this
state turned out nearly one-half the en-
tire product Of the country.
The entire bonded indebtedness of
Delaware county, amounting to over half
a million of dollars, has been taken and
funded at per cent. interest.
Mrs. Ann Dougherty, of North Chos-
ter, Delaware county, was pouring Goa.
oil on five, when the can exploded with
loud report, and she was very seriously
burned, but will recover.
Washington county farmers have sold
several hundred thousand dollars worth
of wool the past three weeks, and Greene
county grangers have made big sales.
Forty-fve cents per pound is the ruling
price.
1t is claimed by the friends of the
whiskey dlstilers arrested in western
Pennsylvania the defendants made white
whiskey for their own use and not for
sale, and that the revenue officers were
over Jealous in their work.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-30

The CATHOLIC CHURCH AND THE MOL
LIE MAGUIREs.-One OF the men who
was executed at Nauch Chunk on
Thursday said on the scaffold: "If had
obeyed the priest should not have
been here" This is the truth. The
Catholic church deserves all honor TOR
casting the weight of its reat influence
and authority against the Molie Ma
guire organization and the acts of the
members of the society. Comment has
been made upon the fact that all of the
convicts had been Catholics; but the
truth is that the Catholic church de-
nounced them, excommunicated them
| aud did everything that it could do tc
| clear itself OF all responsibility fol
| crimes which would never have beer
| perpetrated if its commands had beer
hesded.-Phitadelpaia Epeaing bulletin
| Pen
The daily gazette., 1877-06-30
RAILROAD DIFFICULTY-THE
MILITARY CALLED OUT.
Special to the Daily GAZETTE.

Special to the Daily GAZETTE.
BUFFALO, June 29.--About 10 o'clock
last night Brigadier General w. T. Rog-
ers received a telegram from the Adjutant
General of the State militia, ordering
him to assemble the 10Th regiment under
arms Immediately, and be in readiness
TO move at a moments notice.
The telegram stated a strike and per-
haps riot was imminent on the Erie r.
X. The regiment is at present under
arms and awaiting further instructions.
The Erie R. r. company has recently re-
duced all the employees wages 10 per
cent. and the threatened outbreak is at
tributed to this fact.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-30
A VIOLATED ORDER,
A GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL PRESIDING
AT THE IOWA CONVENTION.


AT THE IOWA CONVENTION.
The following is telegrap phed from
Washington to the New York T'ribune:-
"fhe Presidents late order forbidd ng
otice-holders from taking part in politi-
cal conventions has been openly viola
ted by the Hon. James F. Wilson, of
Iowa, who acted as chairman of the Iowa
Republican Convention. So far as in
formation has reached Washington this
Is the first transgression. Mr.. Wilson
was reappointed a Government director
IN the Union Pacific Railroad by the
President a few weeks ago. The latter
stated just before leaving for the East,
that he should make a special example
of the first case of neglect to conform to
his order which should be brought to
his attention. There has been much
speculation to-day, in consequence, as to
what action the President will take
with an ofhcer so prominent and inf1u-
ential as Mr.. Wilson. 1t is likely that
an excuse will be found for Mr.. Wilson
in the fact that he was chosen a dele
gate to the convention before the Pres
ident's order was issued. The order is
not supposed to be an ex post factc
one"
The daily gazette., 1877-06-30
The Public Schools.

CLOSING EXERCISES AT MOL.
Tie closing exercises at No. school
Wednesday afternoon, In toe depart
ment of which Miss Mary E. Rowland
is principal. passed off very pleasantly
| indeed. The programme consisted OF
singing reoitations select readiness
dialogues sc as follows:
| Singing. Beautiful Spring.
Miss Sayer's class IN speliing.
Miss Blacks class in grammar
Dialogue Domestic Grammar.
STANDARDIZATION Sorg."
Reading-"Wbat she thought"
Miss Hays class in geography and
a ithmatic.
Miss Rowland's class in Giammef.
Singing-"When the day with rO sy
light"
Benediction-"rne Coming Wo-
man."
Reading-"Keeping his word"
Reading-"The First Fan"
Singing-Hay makers chorus"
Miss 5 ,yers class In arithmetic.
Miss Rowlanus class in geography.
oInging-Haymakers chorus" No.
Dialogue-"TheW Wonderful Scholar
Readiug-"Aunt Sabitha."
Reading-"Twenty Years Ago"
Slngiug-"Home from the Wood
land"
The audience after the exercises
G elosed as addressed by Prof. Wn.
A. Reynolds, who spoke Of the remark
able improvement in our Public
Schools within the past few years, and
OF the importance OF early educltlon:
also the great power and influence
which may be welded for good by the
teachers.
He also spoke of his great desire to
see the day wien pyscnology would be
taught, for he thought through it the
teacher would possess apower to reach
the human mind that wculd prove
lasting benefit TO both teacher and pupil
He then alluded TO his early school
days aud training, and said the words
OF wisdom and encourakement which
were spoken to him then by his instruc
tors, were words which had much 10
do with moulding his whole subse-
quent life.
The scholars showed a remarkable
prUnclency IN their stu0leS and the
general sentiment prevailing through
the large audience, at the close was
God speed our public schools for they
certainly are success and blessing.
Quite number of the mem bers and
ex-members of the Board of Education
were present, amVng whom were
noticed Messrs. Woolley, Zebly and
Jas. b. Morrow; also Senator Sharpley,
u. e. Turner, Esq, and VIM. S. Hayes,
Esq, OF Camden. n. j who takes great
interest in the education of the young
and hearing our Public Schools so
highly spoken OF, concluded to pay a
visit to our city and witness the ex-
animation. He expressed himself
highly gratified with the result.
The music, under the direction of
Prof. Allen, was very fine indeed,
showing excellent taste in the selec-
tlons as well as earnest labor in the
training of the pupils, fact through
which the Professor has become so
highly popular.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-30
CHARTER OAK LIFE.
AN ALLEGED pEFIc,r1y ASSET.

A special commission of the Connect
cut Legislature having examined large
part OF The assets Of the Charter Oak Life
Insurance Company, of Hartford, which
does an extensive business, and once had
an Office in this city, have certified that
there is an actual deficit in the assets of
the company of over S2,200,00O and also
that there are questionable assets amount
ing to over 81, ,735,000. The Charter Oak
was incol porated in May, 1850, and COM
menced business in October. 1850. Its
assets, according to a statement made
December 81, 1876, were SB, 542, ,443. .9S.
lis liabilities as to policy-holders, Sl2,-
3oS,3l6.79. Surplus as regards policy
holders, Sl,054, 127.19.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-30
The applicant of Mrs. Minnie M. Mott

The applicant of Mrs. Minnie M. Mott
for divorce from her husband, DIR. Alex
ander u. Mott, is the present social SEN
sation in New York. DR.. Mott is lead.
ing surgeon, the son and successor of DR..
Valentine Mott, who has been called
"the father of American surgery" He is
professor of surgery in Bellevue Hospital
College, and has a large and fashionable
practice. He was widower when, two
years ago, he married Miss Smith, of
Smithville, l.. 1 niece of A. T. Stew
art, and brought her to his mansion on
Murray Hill. Now she sues him for
maintenance.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-30

To Pation~I Invalids.-In sickness ev-
cry portion of the body sympathizes wi.
the seat of the disorder. Wnen the stom-
ach fails to perform its functions, the liver,
bowels, nerves, muscles, veins, arteries,
&C., are all more or less affected. These
delinquents require medicine combining
the properties of a stomachic, an altera-
tive, a purgative, tonic, and sedaltve, to
briug them back to their duty; and all
these elements. in their purest and most
effective forms, are united in
Tarrant's Eflervescent Seltzer Aperient,
the great Saline Remedy for Indigestion,
and its concomitant consequences. Sold
by all druggists
The daily gazette., 1877-06-30

Professor Tyndall, who for the last 20
years has spent his summers in Switzer-
land, is going TO build himself a noun
tain home ''in the centre of region of
unrlvaled beauty and INTEREST," Mrs.
iyhdall Is said to be as enthusiastic a
lover OF glaciers as her husband.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-30
THE FOUR PER CENT LOAN.
WAsHINGroN. Ju

w ASHINGTON, JUNE y.
1t is estimated at the Treasury Depart
ment that the subscription to the four per
cent loan already amounts to S5,000,000.
and that by the end of the thirty days al
lowed for direct subscriptions, the amount
will reach $10,000,00O.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-30
NEW ADVERTfSEMF>7S

MA MNC tx octave, fine rosewood
hANUS mot used over six months)
- N only $50; cost $3.50. New
n0rA ~ G pianos at Wholesale. Great
UnUA " , bargains. Nearly new, $40;
stops, S55; stops, $50; o stops, s65; u stops
S55 to S75 Rare opportunities. New or.
gans at wholesale. Beware of limitations
Best offer ever made, read. Sent on to
Is days test trial. Money refunded and
freight paid both ways II unsatisfactory.
Est. 1856. Agents Wanted; Discounts to
Teachers, Ministers, &C. Address DAN
TEL r. BEAiTY. Washington, New
Jersey.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-30
MIR. TILDEN DEFERS GOING TO
EUROPE

By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
New YosK, June 29.-Ex-Gov. Tildeu,
and Cyrus w. Field who had engaged pas
sage for Europe by the Bohemia" which
salts next Wednesday, have decided to
defer the voyage.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-30

A TEMPERANCE meeting will be hsld in
the M. K. Church at NeNport, Tomorrow
evening at 8 o'clock aud addresses will he
made i,y H d. VIM Moran, oil Philadelphis,
and hers.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-30

dt1 n "a day at home. Agents wanted. Out
DlZ it and terms free. TRUE & co., Au-
gusta Maine.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-30

6EE 07r7 Week to Agents. s1o O1t,f
DOO OH FREE. P. .. VICKERY
Augusta. Maine.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-30
STATEMENT OF ASSETS OF THE
Royal Canadian ZnS. CO., of yMontr0l, 0n@d'

1st, 1871
United states Bonds and oner IN hands OF trustees
tarbor Bonds hands OF keceyer General o
Montreal Warehousng Companys Mortgage Bonds, MN5
t3M
5i0W
g.
Bills receivable in of COLLECTION
office conf
ue
Canada United States
sI@85 4
assets in the United States.
1st, 1877. ...r
N
I IL
4
n
Inland
~ - " $500
claims all exist f
ks AS perl Yorks
.a94N Il
II sover
The daily gazette., 1877-06-30
SEVENTH SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE
.Atlas Fire Insurance Co., of Hartford, u"
JANUARY 1st, 1871 .ooooo
CAPITAL PAID UP $2Vo'VV0

.
ASSETS, (MARKEr VALUED
of Terre Haute s spercen )bonds
One hundred Mercantile National Bank Hartford ~.
i've Farmer and Hartford 81
We shares Securit omp
in nhandn nbankan witha AGENTS.
MISCELLANEOUS ''mS' - 7Hd
LIABILITIES nd
n cour of ofettleme
The daily gazette., 1877-06-30
JOHN L. Nj Il.
PLAIN g. ORNAMENTAL
MARBLE WORKS
nAPLEwOOU INSTITUTE,

NoNCORDVILLE, della WARE CO.
" Pa, Boys, 81. so per week, Girls, ~ 90
Boye prepared for Yale or Harvard College.
JOSEPH SFtORTLIDGE, A. M,
Cc14-w1y Prlncpat.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-30

NlC week In your own town. Terms
DUO and 40 outfit free. II. HALLETT Il
co. Portland Maine.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-30
State MtEN n
COMPANIES REPRESENTED
Wilmington Insurance Agency
TAoS. r. PLUMMER, 500 MARREr 81
-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>>~~~>~
North British and .NercantiLe Insurance r.
British and .Nercantize Insuz.oDco r.

OF LONDON AND EDINBURGH, G. b.
Paid up and subscribed capi-
tai. $40, 900, 900 90
Gross fire surplus and reserves 5,032, All 66
Net life assets and anHuities. 1857 ,i61 73
Gold. .......................s2 s2s ,ss9, ,e73 %
The daily gazette., 1877-06-30
Mobile Underwriters, of Mobile, .AlaJan1o.
AGGREGAT ASSETS, $1O9736255
STATEMENT ASSETS JANUARY lst 1877.

STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
WeStchesteT Fire Insurance Co., of .Dev York
JANUARY 1st, 1877.
Cash Capital, s:3OO.OOO.OO
Ill Invested in U. S. Government BOndS par value.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-30

Sfatement Sho,cing the ConIit,o, ;.
THE UNITED STATES pp,vy
December 3lst, 1876.
ASSETS.
United States stocks and bonds. :, 2,.o...
All other stocks and bonds. 81, ,,,zNA
All other assets ''-'''''' a5.6NH
''''''''''''''' G!,Gla
Total assets in U. sI-1----
LIABILITIES.
Losses upaid. d.............. s-,sr.
Amount necessary to reinsure "'bh
outstanding risks ....... -o,-,.
Total liabilities ..... e-o---
Total income in United States "" yngsa ,s!
Total expenditures in U. S ..., I0l. Ill.';s ,s;,
The daily gazette., 1877-06-30
CASH CAPITAL.

Unadj justei losses,
June l6-3t law3w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-18
THE CITY'S GARBAGE.

One OF the assistants of the Corporation Counsel of
this city visited Brooklyn yesterday for the purpose OF
comforting with District Attorney Brtton in relation
to the garbage war with n view TO finding some dump
ing ground ess Objectionable than the bay. Barron
Island which belongs 10 this corporation, consists
Of about 100 of land and is three or
four miles from the Long Island shore lying between
Canarsie and Kockaway Beach, in Jamaica Bay In
1876 the the Island was acquired by George W.
Swift and Andrew j. White who now use 10 rs The
OF TAT rendering establishment. In July last tho
Commissioners Of Tie Sinking Fund pissed IcsoIu-
lion canccng the lease and requesting the lessees TO
remove IRON the island a subsequent resolution
set Barren Island apart Tor the use OF tho
Police department OF tho city Of New YORK
for the purposes OF dumping ground. The
lcssecs would have been dispossessed before row but
Tor msapproncneiou OF the Corporation Counsel,
who under the Impression that the island named
IN the Of Gravesend. Tho assistant oil the
Corporation Counsel learning yesterday that IL was
Ia the town OF Flatlands procured the necessary
papers In summary dIspossess proceedings from
Justice Jepsou. The papers Will BIO served upon IN"
lessees OF Barren Island to-day.