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2onopu, 9. Suli. Gin Gorrelponz
Dent Der .Dailp Mstus" msloet alis Gin
uiba, bab Der Gaar ii9 enti6lof'n bat,
iiber Die Donau gu sebsn uno ben Ope'
rationen ieiner @rmee b%eisupobnen'
Scr arunprins miro Dem @ernebmer
mad Die @eIaeeruns &ufl9nt's lsiteu'
9epef6en aus Gr3erum anfolse rift
fen Bic &uiIsn in oas Otti'Sbol ELM
Sic Surten i9ifen linen Sruppen ent=
9esen.
IS perlautet, baB cine weiter'
@treitmadt Der &u1en, 10000 Mtanr
5tarf, BON SaIlp nod @alaB mari@irt
Die Ma9ri9t, oaB oas 8ombaroe'
,nent BON &ars BON ben &uiien tpieos'
er0Hnet woroen 1T. tuirb BON uerI9isoe'
men gorreiponbenten beitat'st.
en- Der State on-Sirnoua wiro eine
@dla9t %ertpartet.
0as ruili9e &on'ulat IN au1tl0n'
,puroe ,pd6reno bss Bombaroements aer'
1i5rt. M@mee gpoub Pai@a fam am
@onnabenb in &uitl3uf an.
Man9eFer, 9. Snli. Ser aon'
aoner Correspondent oes Guardian"
iast, bic geeieruns babe 8eri@ts srbal=
ten, bab Die 9luilen bsabf4tisen Con-
5%tantinopel. anf ieos @sfabr bin, gu BE-
feben, es iei Dem, oab Die Siirfen ielbf
bieles uerbinoern, oaburd, oaB tie Srie-
Den iblisben unler ben seiteatsn 8sOin=
eunscn ocs Gaars. Ser Correspondent
{ast ferner, bab Die Mirtuns oieiss unn
onoerer erbaltenen Nudri6ten in Sir
{i6t Der rul1il6en Nbli@t oaau bsisetra.
gen baben, Die Nn1iaten sewiler Mtlt=
qlieoer oes Cabinets, wel9e tie BON Der
&rilis batten, .~bebeuteno gu oerdnoern.
Die ipirtIi9e 6olse wiro bic iein, bob
,penn Die mebr enersiI4en Mitelieoer
1i9 peranloBt fiiblsn cine aetipe po1itii
anaunsbmen, 1ie nidt mebr BON oenen
ibrer gcasssn sebinocrt weroen, wel6
Bis babin CUR @orIi@t seneist tparen
IS miro beridtet, oa6 cine beoenteaoe
Beritdrtuns nod Der @9wabron i'm
bisfail9en Mcere 9sIanot ,perben piro.
2onoon, 8. Suli. Cine pripatoc'
peIde BON Go%n1tantinopel iibe1
5Dra an Die Zines last: Ser Snl:
ton ertldrts Serrn 2aDaro. ben britil6er
@Ganoten, tiirSli6 bel elmer Yripatau-
fiena bab er ben Gbriitsn teinen @dul
s%arontirsu miiros, menn &ublano fort
fabren nlroe, bic &sbeqion in 8ulsa.
rien ansure9en uno @rauiamteiten it
&leinalien gu oeriben.
, 1877-07-10

IS. NlGeu mo Sad WirDo@, Veloe per-
beiratbete Mdnner, seristben seitsrn in
einen Streit iiber elm TrauenSimmer.
Muroo1 ,puroe bon &itdeu 81 8ooen
9euorfsn u,o bradte, wdbreno er Ii@
in bieler Gage befano, ieinem@e9ner nit
elmer Gdeere spei Stidpunoen in bic
re6te grut uno bic redte5eite Bel. Sic
@unoen weroen fir sefdbrli6 angelo
ben. Muoo@ 1T uerbaftet.
Cincinnati 9. Suli. Cine gom.
pasnie Mtilitar sins esitern @bsno bon
Gopinston mad Grapion, garter-Gours
IT,. &p., al. Inn bem@9erif oes eripdbn'
ten GountDs beisuiteben, cine 8cnbe
Yfsrbebiebe uno Seiperaoos 81 perbaf=
ten. mel6e felt ldtaerer 3eit cine G6rs-
densberri6aft in jener @eseno fiibrten.
Sic 8anoe 1T 3ablreid, wobt beruaffnct
ilno %orsaniiirt. Mlan befir6tet, oub Die
9iebe oen8eamten per5wsifelten @iosr-
itauo lei1ten perben.
Cheyenne, @p., 8. Suli. $. S.
@maleD tDbtete aeitern isinen 8ruoer
Mnbre,u in Der MdDe BON Mcpbsrlon,
9aebr., bur6 einen @duB. Sic @sbri=
BET paretl BON Moline, Sas., mad 60.
forabo unter,pess, uno Der @treit ent'
itanb bur6 ben umitanb, oaB anoretp
umsutsbren tpiinidte. 9er M0roer BE-
fnbet lid 5u 3oro- Ylatte im @sfdnsnil'
le.
Cincinnati s. Suli. Ylealant
Stanley, 70 Sabre aft, muroe in Der
lebten 9onnerltass =Nadtin ieinerBo b'
nuns in @%reensburs, Sno., bon unbe'
fannten Yer1onen in leinem Bette ermor>
bet. Ser grmorbete beuabrte eew6bns
lid cine beoeutenbe 5umme @elo in lei.
mem 3immer aaL uno oieielbe wuroe BON
Den M6oern seraubt.
8er'ft e 3 t $ apeS Oeutd?
Darauf siebt Der columbus Weftbote"
folaenoe Antmort: .Gn Donnerfa9 be.
lud)te uns unier alter braocr Breunb.
Baltor s. Sang. Der MN idon felt "a
Sabren cine lutberiide @emctnoe il. Sree=
mout b%eoient, auf mierer Suffice. Son
linn erfuhren nil. oaB ST.. 9apeS. De,
gu iener S3eit in elmer bielisen Nouofaten'
Office ftuoilte. ihon boz sc Sabeen BEL
benz Samaliaen Erofsnor SudiA beutz
iden nnterritt nabm. Spdter pabm e,
in Treemont mebrere Sabre l1rtrridt
bel Yafor Sang, Der i'm oils einen feiBi.
aen uno red)t e%ifriqen Sdiilcr lobt. Prd.
libcnt Sage8 lift fertis beutidl une
ipliht bic Sprade audi einiaermaBen.
Giue 3eitlans Las ct ausidlieblid nur Gin
oeutides Mor9cnblatt, I'M lid in Scr
Spra6e gu uerooGfommncr. Nud beiet
ct cine bitblde oeutiheY iblirtbet, in mcls
der Die oeutlhen &lailifei pe,treten fino.
PaItor Sang, obpobl ein aruubiattreue,
untuanoclbarer Demofrat, 1T fol; oarauf
oaB iein ebemaliser Sdiler tt auf oeul
Srdlioentenftuble iitt."
, 1877-07-10
Girginia StaatS>0 a5etlf
tast,p bsrsassesebsn BON
3oba 9. pfin'
30. 8 3tn6ltte Strafe.
III no, Ta.

Yrtt1t Der Wutt1Be1'
Gtu Sauare, Elm Nlal oG22
Gin Sauere, smet Ital *
Gin @anare, bret Nlal. ~
Gin ganare, ssne g9S&e , NJ
Gin Gaussi, etncn Wpnat ~ ~
Gin Sanaes, bret Monats '"o
m-s6.re sIn,riaen Yutrteu tntser berehnet.
NHt ptsr wents.r 3eitn biIben stnsn Sauan.
Hue anawseu Fnb I'm gsraus su Satlen.
Die 2eitwna sptrb in &i6uacne unb Unit
seaenb son ben Ir6seru tar IS serts PET
Wpme auSsetragen.
, 1877-07-10
Dif Tubkur. .

N S.aimrpt. 5, game btsberise 5etIperfoprt n INNS
snitoben Of. Sur ptrb burd bas iese,annte
&pbbaA tnb burb ginnebmen Don yUbpulost
bepirft. Ste %aobeaOcr seisen an, mo- Sie S%rant9eit
ibreu Stb bat, M tef fe lte9t, nub Sn 9let9er
3sit scisen fe bic aebenstraft bes Meni6en an.
Eauienbe iino tn ben lest:m 5wsi Sabrem tn her
8aoezNnitalt, "a Stanto1l Ctr, Nep gort, Sebetlt
porben. Inter ben Gebeflteu beihoen 1ib ctele
@erste unb apotteter. Dte sobbtoer unteri9sicen
fb pon anoereu Sdoern baourh, oaB lie btreft all
bic &rantbeit %einwtrter, NIB ben tranten StolI ens
,fern,n, tn pelaes CORN sr aud, sum @orldeia
fonlme. Ste finb Elm @erbrennuu9Ss poer 1uSltets
bunsssproceb Der Rrantbeitsitone. Sober &rGrte
wiro bel Der Gnlpenoung bieier Sur l~oSul9gen let1
eisertr Grst. @cnn Scmane bur9 oicie Ndber ges
beitt tit, 20 lit er pirtlid ano raottat 9ebetlt. mdbs
renb ro9 Der bisberigen SeiImetbobe BITE Wetttef
eew5bnlih scf6brlider iirO ais bic arantbeitlclbit
ane i4 tiers W sanses Seer sscnnDdrer Sr'"ts
's Sbsi t%sa's be gsyybaber aue arS..teeiten iasftrrie
nnb duserlit, fnriren, 10 limb bob BITE SStrfnngen
BET i%oIScuben &ranfbetten. Defenders penn lte lt@
lid: Jtebcr, ielbit @srpens uno Epphusficber,
peroen iebr idneu, sep6bnIta nit Ia gdoern,
turirt. gals nnp sunsenSdwtnofm6t ptre,
beiombsrs BET innssn seutsn y. IN, sritsn staSsua.
fuatiSmuS iperoe1 oft ieht {4hea Gebetits !.
ebenIo auacns uno Nbrfntrantbestcn, iopie aaes
fppbiIttiid)c 8rantbeitsn In lebem &rose get
anbersn arant1eiten, @~ramSpumscn, G@es
Sdlipfrem, Gcrppbetn &C. tit BITE @trtuno cine
pl5bli6e u. {ittbare. @ur eth Tao lit biRreicbcnb,
ut sSepen pom bet s9irt,ins gu ibsricu9en. Wtes
OenfrcbS nno bic Io8euannte s,arns ooer
Sn9errmbr (etre bis iebt uubeilbdrs Srontbeitl
ionrber eebeilt, yet Iesterer &ranfbeit seben 2s
GroSent beS Snderitofes nit iebem Babe ourd ben
uriu ab.
Nie Saocs nnb Ginnrbmes PuIper ,ocrbcn mad
febem Stat I'M 4anoe p~erianbt, Der YretS bee
@abesTulperS lit SO, Der bes Ginuebme : 9uIpsrs
81. Wtan Iaiie {ib .uae 8toidirs iiber bic eosfus
n e1alii4er oner oentidsr Sprade td'dsn.
FIR. Rauchfuss =
"a @tanton Ctr, BOX 1901
We,p 9ort
, 1877-07-10
Gtalien.

Gono'o II. 9. SuIi. Ser Gorrtipon
Dent oss rSeralo" in &om telesropbirt'
baB bas @erii6t iiber ben 500 bes pap-
5tes. wel6es felt ben Iebten awei Sagen
in l1mlaaf mar, bur@aus falI9 lei.
, 1877-07-10
Jranfreib.

2onoon. 8. Suli. Cine 9epeide
aus poris an Die n9aiIp Stems"
iast Ssrr Boulder uno anoere Iei'
tenoe U~orapartilten Iino gu elmer
8eratbuns nod g~biielburit absereilt.
, 1877-07-10
welQ)e Iid) Dem ben Nus11S0

,sfteften, welDe ltd) osm ben Nusfgu9
.ungen cnt9egrntretsnScn Oificier niat
'itgteu, oeuen8. 6uno3 Sabre Settings.
)nit 3uerfaunt muroen. Die Nnoeren
!ommcn nit tren9cm Arrslt, ein tleiner
Ibeil nit Anrebnrna oct lan9en I'M
crluhuu9sbait Ourb. Im meiltsn
t)tjAt Me 6citun9Sirtiusrie betbeilist
III ltin. SIN @an3eu lino 10 Mtilltars
,eriousn uad @prsnbreitltsin uuo Grfurt
tbJsfubrt woroen.
, 1877-07-10
George @ibfDm, it,,

g 0. 1901 SO i Stra6e.
SmYpttemr umb ganbIer in
allen Sorten EorSellan< uao g'las-
@aaren, lowie in peridiebenen
Irten Sausbaltuu9Sser
ratbihafter.
SIT babe ieeben bireft esbalten cine nett
Sprm Wirtbl6aftss 5lalRsn unb ale 9lrten
ppn @laler, ariltal- 5laiHen, Gbampasner-
0ldler, elm SpueS Enforcement pun SieralG-
lrrn. SiSbalier oeer Waierfibler oGefrieer-
atprs," iptpIe eiha sru6e AitswatI BON frarSD-
Nihfr ane ensiii6sn Yvrsellan.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-03
RESCuE or SUFFERING CHILDREN.

WORK OF THE SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF
CRUELTY TO CHILDREN -THE ANNIVERSARY
MEIIING TOMORROW
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty 10
Children will hold its second anniversary o-mor'pw
evening at Chichering Hall Addresses sill be made By
Joseph H. ChOlte and by the Rev. Drs. Howard Crosby
II. w. Bellows stephen II. Tyns ir, Gustav q It,hcil,
and Edward McGlynn. lnu,ical entertainment VIII
also be given by Xme DOwaud, gnor Eduardo Mario.
Frederick Fielding and the Union GIee Club. ho haye
kindly volunteered their services Free tickets o all
mission ca he mad application at the office of the sd
cicty No. 500 Broadway.
The work Of the society, according Ia the statements
made by the Managers has been productive OF gttAt
good since its organization. The walls OF the society :
office are crowded with the photographs oil chdfch
rescued by its agents fIOm cruel parents AMI guaan'
same Of these We're taken al the the children were
rescued and hung by the side OF pictures Oi the same
children when dhcy had experienced humanIzng hhH-
enccs Tor few weeks months. The contrast In every
instance Is striking Ole litte girl VAS found clOHcAinE
in corner iast after boating given her by the Woiln
not her mother who had her in charge. The photograph
shows her with face und arms cut in terrible manner
and In AN almost nude condition Her countcnance has
be pcellr blank expression OF those who suffer nhu-
man treatment In the second picture She appear, i'
welresscl ltte gin. with intelligent and cheerful
face Two other pictures represent littie bow Gir or
five years old, called Harry, Tic 1ouhg Aci"ll. %
was rescue from "A man q" ho framed h'hl aun mb'a
money by cA cAhibtng him Francisco b. an AGENT
"a society. In the fist picture he appears ~ ,' ,,
crs dress and though the costume Is attractive, hr c'
talnlI apuelrs 10 much bette advantage when dressed
in sJlt boys clothes aud released Iohi tht y aAn,
n be circls ring There are many other pictures 9i is
nature licl show the widely dincrcu entcSo OF Au II
brutal eaunent upon the human laet ahd H'g, n .
the Nai. ot the office also displayed tie a>Idi'"''
of torture used ~ those caught m.utrc'ih- a. ..t'.
one i stick with leather thongs attached; tL,i' "'o
,ls, icces ot barrel hoops. canes, kn0tto RUPEES, rt'
In addition Ia eases Of Cru,lty, the soccp "t '''
those of actual need whereby children suffer- ON % %
D grfttn "a
without fire; one sash gone ir"h tie Ni''N, % ~,
the wind hoWled through thc 0peulhE' ur,ItuH ~, ,
rXar,- corner of the apartment. "a" was hd l'd ~
rnrnr with a child on her breast ana ah'iHot ~ M ~
side The agent them all properly '.i'a io' 80 ,D @
c,tX ,utnnfi,s These fact. SHOW the hhtu't dli1
upr,al ee of the work done Its Officers tcdus. az 40
friends III the society to attend Tue me''hs "''''"
| hi
New-York tribune., 1877-01-03
co11rGE FRATERNITY ANNIVERSARY.

The Kappa Alpha College Fraternity ce'c-
brted the 5ls anniversary Of ito foundation last '''
ip. AZ Delmonico's. The fraternity has ohy h's ''''o
chap'crs-those at Union, cornell al" '''"'' - -,
% ,,h ,,ore repr, sented Last evening. About 80
- ,y,r, nr,sent, among whom were Pfcs cent
cn,or %, the Board of Health, Dr. Walter Day "I l'e
s,ntary Department. Judge Waller OF PcnnSl anna p
-, q, the n : Navy, = h. Brownel, and A. C. Bowl
ho ,,a,oty is no, so large 10 require the ma'hey
inns 10 manage ITS aIafS' hdt -
OI cow "a their interest IN its welfare bN . elI
ms M Banquet IN this city, and Last evening ri
rutlemcn from distant parts Oi the 'o,'''2 ,,c,y
nt,rnal AMI ony such literary exercises N,.r t t,
in as ave a pleasing variety and al adus" ~'' u" Wv
l.hr
New-York tribune., 1877-01-03

Iulai- ''----..'.s.: :--.-'.'.' '.'''. "
'casnr,iIstion .......... So
New-York tribune., 1877-01-03
ILIVM CONGRESS-od SESSION.
THE HOUSE NOT IN sEssIoN-BFLLs AFFECrryG
PUBLIC LANDs-THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
NO QUORUM PRESENT.
ASmNCvoN Ian .
observation-disclosures, Jan. ..


no QUORUM PRESENT.
sENAlE...... WASHINGTON, Jan. .. ls17.
Mr.. KELLY Oem., Oregon) presented a large
number of memorials of the oregon Legislature askIug
appropriations for various public improvement, in that
State. and also that settlers be allowed prcase cer-
tain lands in quantities exceeding 100 acres and a
price less than ~ % per acre also that snake
made the boundary between that State and the Territory
OF Washington; all OF which referred appro-
MI WRIGHT Rcp., IOval gave notice that or Thurs
day next, after the expiration Of the morning hour he
would ask he indulgence Of the senate TO submit come
remarks upon the bill recently introduced by him l
gard rhc settlement Of tie contested election in the
States. IL also moved o. take MP tie udtc bill dccl,r
ing meaning Of the Union Pacific Railroad acts, ap
proved July ]. ISo2 July p 1854 ana July 3. l-GG.
Nj. INGALLS, Rep" hfnSd9 sid ne was % posed TO
the bill bnt WIS not peplr Io+lay 10 '9h'lr, Il! and
notice he would renew II t0nOr!ow Il lac could obtain
Mr. ALLISON Rcp.. Iowal called up the House bin
authorizing the issue OF certain funds now l tie iTos-y
Of HE United States, belonging TO the Osa-e Indians lOr
the support Of the said Indians. Passed.
Mr.. CAMERON Rep, PENN presented petition OF
shpmastot-, IN rcnant>. aud othrf olzgnN 0t fhhlel,
phta remOusra AGAINST the pa by The senate ~
the HOu,c bill amending the Shipping act Referred 70
the Committee on Commerce.
Mr.. CIIAEFEL REP, COLI introduced a bll 10 extend
the o july >, 1862, 10 the State 0f Colorado Re-
terrcd to the Committee on Public Llnds. L. r.e.s to
the grant made by the act mentioned q each stale u
land equal 10000 acres i0r cdch OF IT, naOTs ana
Representatives, in Congress, the proceeds oi tue Land
and practice OF mining instead Of mechanic arts aud
agriculture other states.
Mr. INGALLS, tKcp. Kansas introduced 3ili 10 euable
the Central Branch Ol the Union PJciuc Railroad Com
pany submit ats claims against the United states under
The existing laws 20 the decision Of the supreme Court
IIc gave notice that he wod of ne bill ~ Eun~iliu'"
tor the bill which the senator from Iowa or NnGAo
cave notice he would call up tomorrow declaring te
true intent aud meaning ~ the Union Pacific Railroad
acts. Ctc
MIR EDNUNDS rep, w Saii he doubled that quo,
rum was present. and he therefore objected 10 second
reading to-day OF the bill submitted bl Ng. Iu-ul>
Tie question being the second TradiAS of thc OH,
the Yeas aud Nays were demanded, AMI ir~nhGd IN
Yeas, 20; Nays. 3-nO quoIam yOtng-,o The bill was
laid over until tomorrow, AID the senate al l-3j, al
New-York tribune., 1877-01-03

An Indanan went into Chicago saloon ~, i;11 ails
ssheu i1t ,'ae mixture Of alcohol, iepl~g sauce
abStne. lines aud painkier The iaHSa ~, su Hs"S "i n
WI hn,,t n mart OF tears came 10 MS cyes, NE %
ahu 80, ,I .nut the size safe-kcy hole anu w"sn
Se had suhcenlg mastered ais eaoo s, 70 rsssadSI
sS"i S rtaaner The customer put down duat a hna
sad Keep the changehaye I,I Tnals iho
winsnS In I've tasted since l3ft home ~
IKE liquor s sort Of quick IN 'snX aka m ho ,s sHU %o sos
,n,,,n', IN 90 Come and see lire, and ~ sNr 80 ~
le,us ~ tlst. bvttcg stilL"-lCbiGaso Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-03

II must he obscr ed, however that the amount ~ the
General Fund Debt Sinking Fund cannot a De- applied
10 the uaymcnt Of that debt without leaving large
deficiency Of for paying the current eNpcns, Of
tin Government The full required for the pay
rncp of the debt was contributed from the surplus
nu,s OF the canals a. directed by the Constitution, the
last contribution having been received IA 1e73. Buj Ill
stead of being applied that object it used to pay
other appropriations made bY the LEGISLATURE and not
otherwise provided Tor. and has been fully
ever paid il must To large extent BE- paid by taxation.
TIE whole OF it--except SSOOOOO due in ISIS. and
S30443 20 due on demands payable at pleasure, and
IS held hy the State IN investment for the various
trust funds In this condition it viii Of remain,
the interest upon 1t being paid TO the respective funds
for which II Is held, long the Lcc stature may
choose leave i'll that shape. 1t would be more salts
factory and in accord with the Constitution 10
have the whole debt eXtngushcd and the money be.
longing TO She ,rlst funds inyestedn other se4rtcs II
rs believed that the $500 600 due III 1873 may be pail
from the sinking Fund without taxation.
DECLINE OF BUSINESS on TIE CANALS.
The report The Auditor Of the Canal Department
hit, detail the operations. revenues debts, and
renscs Of a the canals II viii be unnecessary 10 present
here ANYTHING more than few Of the leading and i'm
portaut facts.
The gross amount of income from tolls and other
sources for the year ending 3Oh September. 7G.
SI4S7 332 -. being $13S.G62 Il less tun ia the IRE,
ccdiue year The cost oi collection ordinary repairs,
1914 81 being <Il .l2l 81 less than IN the preceding
TAc Eilc c. produced surplus Of revenue
expenses amounting t. @@pS9j3 II. The other canals
al show smsl and large dehcencles OF revenue
ollo
New-York tribune., 1877-01-03

and have already become of little value. even 10 the
people living near them.
LARGE STATE PRISONS DEFICIENCY.
The state prisons have kept on their way from bad TO
worse The number OF convincts in the three prisons
40 ~
New-York tribune., 1877-01-03
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

FINANCES CANALS. PRISONS, POLITICS.
A TOTAL DEBT. LESS SHINING FUNDS, OF 80, o,124. 900
disastrous YEAR FOR THE CANALs-LAEGER
DEFICIENCY TUE PR!soN ACCOUNTS THAN
IVrR KNOWN BEFOEE-sAVINGS BtNKs-F-
FAIRS IN THE sOUTm-MIIrr,RY INTERFERENCE
STATE or NEw-YoRK.
ENFCUTNE CHAMBER. Jan. . lS77)
10 tie LEGISLATURE: At the commencement OF
my service as Cine. Magistrate of the stale, 1t is graft
ing find the legislative representatives oi the people
assembled in their respective chambers and ready to
un.ie with me In such the welfare of our
cons itucnts may demand In entering upon duties
IL becomes us TO acknowledge dependence upon the
Supreme Power which controls the deSnics of states
ANA nations and which has often intcrposed for our
delverauce from danger and humby to im?lore CON
hnuancc Of its guidance and protection
We ought also at all times to remember that we are
no, here 10 promote our own individual interests The
peope have not chosen and us 10 their Captol
for any such purpose. ON the contrary, ihcy nave paeu
in QUE bands great and sacred trust TO he administered
for iher benefit and for the interest and honor OF 'e III
habitans the whole state without regard 10 oc'E'
relisl us creed, or political party. The money whch
they pav into the public treasury is orr money nor
is the money Of the state except as the people are 'e
State IL stir belongs 20 them until II is PAID on oN ''r
agents for the legitimate expenses of their government
ms provided by the Constitution and laws II H''Ec
dollar be otherwise appropriated or paid II VIII pe
breach Of trust1or which there can he no jnShca'h
or excuse Le us keep these principles constantly oeioie
VI
US as we proceed with onr Respective u"tIeS'
co>p1TroN a TIE STATE.
fiNNNNi'h ''''''' a.. c,..o o-o
enc accounts of the financial aiirs oI 'N' 0''' "o
Kept Win 'mr'een oIh'''n' 'u"'' ,V'''.'' soil, ~,
canal funds as one The details Of the accounts VIII Nc
80, -. .,,a C,,r,uer.s rcrort TIE foll,Ning state
mcnt tNhibitS the Eh'H'!i' '"ii"''-o. " -. -.
Close "I 'He HS'"i H'''' &C "
were condensed into one:
I'M - OFT /, - ..........- Ss,l2G,77s 9S
Agsreeat cPls""l.'- '"' lS''' " S - SG22as6 %
'f' ''' ------,,- - -
Total '''.-.''''''@17-'s ss-i 40
--, 20
Balance in The treasury sept ~ - 70. -.
Large proportion OF the "po'e 'a'an'' " ,' '''''1'
consists ol money III tl. W " - '.I', . ''l, I, ~
,foffl oral during
dino 4.ff l. > 10
M, fr,lul Incl he'd eff. ~ q uf -Tii,-
So 80 on! 'v ~ -, g.. ~. a.. r.',rt,- I'M
Sinking Fuud, lLCii''1 JS
u,,,,oo Son, On 1874 sI.Si Gj
New-York tribune., 1877-01-03
Total amount Of dent after apolvine SINH

Aggregate amount % debt t..... 1',''
lrdsct money and securities ~ the sliAi-S
New-York tribune., 1877-01-03
,,p,rNE WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY 3, 1S7'
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE.

keep is cash other banks do IN Its own
III It's own vaults. ,.,..o.r ot,orved IN rr
An aggregate amount OF deposits Is now alloW @ - me-
made hv one person. MP to 5000 tug' :, In'
reduced to : 1 900 or at most 2,OOO, ana ihs H'''
siye OF accumulated Interest. - ..,,orIy re-
-ccou 23 iplirs that savings banks may pgupitIH 49,.
c,iyc deuosifs Of money paid into court OF uh''i ~
or,lrr of surrogate 4 separate class of iistut"hs,
tr1Ist companies-hnVc been provided Tor thls
unruosp ana such dcp0 its for the most par W
auus All the creditors Of "a savings bank ouEht 10 "
tnp snmr class to wit. creditors for small sums @ ni
inclined 10 the opinion that the disasters aonE % w"
SAVINGS banks are due, 10 some extent ~ iF's' ~
bovjnT snugl of late years, after class ~ phs'h1
which formerly they never undcIt0oa, ana ior WIN"
they not intended .. - ,.,,Io ,f uo,
exceeding SIX per cent per ann I'M. Ihis hD ",', nun,
should be reduced 10 five per cent Hlsh ihtt,', @ '
increascd ri-I always 20 together. GON,fhLsu % %nunS
,, now only - per rent per AMI savings hahk'
olrbt not TO he tempted by efforts - pay E" h'o'''
into dealing IN any but tc very SiicS HcSiuI's a H.
Spcfiou 80, requires every Nngs biuh "i'h u no
acquired slrjts of 10 per cent Ia dNidc hi ~,
1ions hevOnd that. submit tnat 10 per cni II ~. SIN
.,u 1i,rautec against losses. In view Oi the Sfe %
sudden depreciation TO which property OF an hihuS
sometimes liable MS we know by present eNpeicne .
nm not sure that any limit shoud be put upon ,lc W "rr ~
mutation of a surplus fund. such Iund nnd Dtit1i Do
tnn iargc than too small n seems 10 M that tue II
of 10 per cent Is, at all events. nnrh TOO low
.THsT
Middletown transcript., 1877-10-27
REGISTERS ORDER.
REGISTERS oFFICE.

REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle County, August 4th, 1877.
Upon the application of George NJ. D. Hart,
Administrator ofDavid Deputy, late of Apo
quinimink Hundred, in said County, dec d,
it is ordered and directed by the Register that
the Administrator aforesaid, give notice of the
granting of Letters standardization upon the
Estate of the deceased, with the date Of grant
ing thereof, by causing advertisements to be
posted, within forty days from the date of such
Letters, in six Of the most public places of the
County Of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the Estate to present
the same or abide an Act of A ssembly in such
case made and provided and also cause the
same to be inserted within the same period in
the M1DDLETowN TRANsCRIPT, a newspaper pub
lished in Middetown, and to be continued
therein two months.
Given under the hand and Seal of Office of
~, the Register aforesaid, at New Castle,
I LIS. in New Castle County aforesaid, the
SO-1 day and year above written
S. G. BIGGS, Register.