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eli to Ills ci.y. with which he has since bcen
Identified. Iic waA ahout Is years Of age, ard
lcavc8 wife and two children.

eli to ,l,ts civ, with which he hhs since bctn
identified. Iic waa about Is years OF age, a1sd
lcarcs wife and two children.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ssA.rn,dn Honse--tlcn. e, II. rompktnR, y. ..
All, ". Masusy. New York; the Hon. II. Water.
bury, Albany; h. VI. lsankIns, rckini Lyaa,det
Flass, Censi,! F'al.; +. r; Temple. hoston; i, !.
cro.s & at c,e3ssna: s, =. 7tt.uoai Xea;t1w i falm:
er. Now York: .it. and Mr.: R4g9. London; L. 7.
iowo md Alfred Fraser, London, Eng. nt. Z.
ii. NcwhaI1, Ro.ton; y. ". Wilmer. Dcs M'tnes
Rtqt&fer y. F. Ants. Itonton: q. a. !loag!ann'
Omahn: II. Z. Chandler, Derby. Conn. "
L. Pnfrott, sa1t Lake.: ". ~. tiur1, Cletc-
land; John ,Ioscphr. CINCINNATI; r y. Gook'
Hoston; G. 2. ncahe. Springfield. Mas; =. n.
henderson, Syracuse; J. Il. johnson, New fofK
ii. j. Holmes. st. Lonts, SO: nat'neF lioustIw.
& Trown, Erie. rA. J. D. Wllnon. ynlpasairo
/. i. berwick, Boston: q: 3: Wcston New iork
Thomas Roberts, Philadelphia: j, T. sehwan5.
ciark, North Attlcboro, Mass; II. p: L.ndnIs
New Turk; i. a. Lewis. tndlanapolis:, II: y.
Stevenson, Monmouth: +. u. Porter, Vt. Paul
j. ii. Anderson, Keoknk; Hugh Thompsont
Mil. a.. +. Cnp7ina. Nov. York: nr. 7; H.
Wtrrint, New York; 3. b. kenricE1. urccn Lay
she ifon. D. X, Itamtey. 1loli!laysbnfSh. II;
The 1lon. q. o. Csittenaen, New Haven't .. =
tfalcott, 81. 1.onis; The lion. 0ttara Wyman,
lIo.ion, y. F. 1}onncrshciu Three t>akt; ssuue
NapdAi1, Mankato; nr. IL. Enos, bfllwaukcc.
, 1877-11-29
TIE BANKS.

unon whose shoulders It haB hecn pretty gen.
orally supposed tho mantle Ut the Itecetyershtp
Of the Third National wuultl fall received otll-,
cial notification Of his appointment yesterday
from the Comptroller of the Currency, and in.-
ulrdIatety set about tho comparatively easy
task Ut securing signatures to l!s gu. .0o0 bond.
TO many peopio tte amount u tho bond might
seem rld'culous1y small, but tho fact that tho
Receiver Is obliged TO turn oyer n'oneys a. fcst
us ne COLLECTS them, TO tbs Comptroller oI the
Currency, will explain why the bond Ia COLL
pAratlyely in 10 snial! an Klnouut. ~.
At tho Central HRtIonai Mr. hurley still has
Temporary control. Nothing lIaa lsecn !!ono to-
wanls settling tae question whether EecctyGT
shulI Ee aouotDtctl to milnlntstcr upun thu us-
seta, or whether the bank will ~ alEnwc1 tp
liQuidatc.. With tue nppo4neMcne u Receiver
Fl tho Thtnl National. ar. hank Exannsr .t.Ii e.
meas.seably lessencd, aud tho Ccutral will
probably rcrcyo laore ot his attention.
THE AEcHiyKAs or T.tE vAnR:ous sAvi:us
nAhK5
did prc..Y much Us usual yesterday, tho only
thin: to rc.cyu tbs l1,onutauy bciuE tnu pfup.
nratluua for Thanksgiving. Alt thu Danks will
be closed to-day, a1.i the wGarltsl Ktcciycfa aud
their moro WtaFted Iislsfants Will % iu1na at
their hoes, "r at tho lsou'es Of their 1ext best
frle{,ds, receiving other good THUGS than money
from debtors, WHICH can ho gotten, u at n'l'
on c1u,mon days. Judge Otis was out when tue
reporter called ut thc State saylugs,-prooabiY
Water strcet,-but ous u h.s a.slstants touci.-
iu.ly remarked that to-day would ba turkey
eratiou, that there wcro soGle hopes of diyi-
Ay,.d oi 10 pr cent In January. Attic lAtt!r
Beehive, lsceeises Ward, Sir. Horton, two Of
the Depository Cumuiittee, aud tue clerks fully
keys would ln all probability bs laid on tue
sltar to-day, and added that there Was 1an ucws.
Nor via there any. The two >acpo.Itors sforc.
said weEc apparently st . loss 70 know tuss
ted that ihey had uot found anybody who could
tell theu. a short tune wastpsnt IN tookins
osrr Look. aud papefs but ,,s, Visions o. toda,
thv language Vi tbs LOCAL chtoulclsr
1.-the ueotirg then ssitourncd." At tue Fi1ellt.
there Wa lyas ot y csoNa than usual, but thos'
, 1877-11-29
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

arn,x. t,,ro ,rfotcj 5npn with TJnhsa eYn-
Ana'F9 nase au''t .seI a "s,v w. 49, ~ ,hrir
ploycs. They haVo 6!shea away pa't u, u'e1f
pay 10 tne8 ooss' aoa ~ p''''"a ~ w "'np'' ~,
All of tho otccs WILL be closed to-day' inc
Grand jury, however, will holl a short session
this morning to accommodate few witnesses
WHO vic have been summoned In some petty cascs.
Mt. K1ohko will take charge OF tho County
Clerks Office Monday. It Is believed that hc
,r,,1 ro,,,r thc fnrcc ri mcn at work extending
tho taxes for 1871 anIu .ne.r aapos1 ,< nau eo.
pletcd, as II wonlu Dc o'lAc"'s ~ eseaH ne"
met, into tho work.
uon,,o, ,,st IN. County Doart1 voted Walker
MoauaJ saat 'A'o oou. & I.a n. , .ss.t. ~. ~,
about H4o,Oou OIL INC LourtlAousc "oEh' o'ts W
To yesterday ho Ind been unabte to get tho
nluncY, Or the orders therefor. INC Halay y
supposed to conc Of q llsputo between hlm and "a
divided between them. They nFo UNDERSTOOD
10 demand tAu ions sl,arc, anil do nut propose
TINT lie shall get any tart Of tho amount Until Until
le comes to ternh. Those notes OF Alb they
hold are long paat-1uc.
:1,,,,r,, walsh III, formcr at tho County
Farm vr.tcr.inv scnt in n statement OF tho re-
.u1t ~ III. tni f,tE nask var IL shows tllat be
ias nrsxl,lrci ilo bushcs Of beans, 51i7 OF pota-
~ 1.1o x i,sbrIa rashes 10 OF tonatOcs,
Sn n ~ nra, = IN ri nars,,ins. W0oo heads OF
co,,,mor' r'ss1 sc,a s,f rel nst,ncrs. loo pounds
Of: sqaasl, 81 barrels ot pickles, 70 bushels Of
hHfA 6?
sMGot hH 1f5 H.. atG 4 ro1vna fin abw,nr il far
h"tor 49, INV 4, has hcrn fr urcyious years.
octte' ti'''t' ~ ''a' 's~' -.
Tho Grand Jury yesterday TOOK anotncr uise
Into the 1t!alrs VI tile Into Frotcet!ua L!G..n
surancp Company, anu ttle fes1lt was tho hnt!"
ing Of indictments Tor perjury ngainst I: t.
lillllard, John Heil, a. W. Edwards: e. anu niaf-
tin lsyan, oat!cers Of thc concern. I1,e !natet-
| incnts are based on tic ai!cgatloh tnat tlcy
sworv to false statements ol tho cnhaltm,a o.
| tho Company from tt,o to tlfie' ~ WA ~
/ remembered that they arc 81! nlfeady t!nuef ~
d1ettncnt for conspiracy 20 defrau1 poilcy-hosd.
rss, atil upon reading tiss s'lerHt hefn hlay
havo II brought to !1ts mind that lkcla nos nov.
or yet been nrTcstcl thauEfi tllo cabins nus pec1i
III the Sltrrlifa l!atids for as !east TWO utont1A
GALA HING PAY.
The proceedings ot tho Boar4 yeatcfuay' CIV
en tn II, another column. lntltcatc that tho rut-
pose Ut t!.e Rlng " u to do oil tho robbing II
can before 1t rct!res. II rave bexson $5ooo TO
which no had nut tue color nE tltl9, tr'el 70 Evo
the lsacurler 81 ,000 to Whcl! lla has no @Ia1nl,
voted awuy th1 to tiqutlate tuneTa! cXpcaScs ~,
eurrcd by He!.len, ordered l4ic0 paid over sote
for printing tho HcATl prurecdinEa year aco,
which I4n eoas imposition ,at! acknowledged IA
tubGctllty by contcssng TINT It haa a!rauy ogct @
nail for tae a0Me purposu over 5l,Oou lh't
! WOniu seem to the casual l00ker-un as onouGl
duv!ltry for ono day, but not 30 with tht
"NinR.H for OH top ut 1t all Walkers CONTRACT
| IN tho Court tI0use was replaced by nnottIc
ALLOWING lin quarry easiniatcs, which was p1ah
| I'll through Win btiEn li4Att tllhL Ho oAu kllo"
, 1877-11-29
EDUCATIONAL.

MEETING or TilE SCHOOL BOARD.
An adjourned regular 1ncatlng Ut tho Board
Of Elurattoa WA held last evening In the NIB
scncc III the President, Inspector Wells was
called TO tic chair.
Inspector English, Chairman OF tho Commit
tee on sehool Fund Property, reported that Mr..
Itaycrly had paid np III full the rent OF the
AtlofDhl Theatre. Inspector English went on to
explain that Sit. IIayerly had sosno time ago
paid oycr t625 tn former lessee, which tho lat.
ter had never turned over To tho noar'l. Mr.
Ilascrly lad been given until tbs ntd4!e Of the
pre.eut mouth to mako tho amount good.
together with his months Tcnt, 50 that every,
thing was now paI4 up 10 Dec. !. III tho tuturo'
tho Committee expected that the monthly pay
'tncnts would he regularly made. In thu eascs
ui several tardy tehaHts. Improvements Ind bcGn
ulaao to tbs value ol tnoFe than double the
rrnt4. .... .... .-...-
TIE REPORT WAS ADOPTED.
Inspector prussing, Chairman o1 THO Com.
mites I'll UernlAn, reported that Mr, William
l>yck had passed q successful examination, and
Recommended that es bu gfanted certificate:
tbs us e.ttnnel ss ia ab.ease II S!ss Rattsi ii tSe
Coltnge Grove School, her position be declared
tao s sa,ns At saiary of $500. Ti!!s report vas
adopted. '.
Inspector Woke, Chairman Of tho Special
COMMITTEES appointed to lMautIa tnto the 9ues-
t1Uu OF tho greater safety anu security VI the
funds IN the hands of the School Agent, made
hs report. OF tho bonds In the hands of the
Sehuul Agent, zl5S, ,000 were bonnls Of ths City
OF Chha..o, &l4et etD00 vi which ba4nnyol to this
Ahppt Fund pruper, whil1 Sl5,uU t,cIung-
Cd 10 special funds. Ths CITY charter
provided for tho regtatratlon Ut shess bont!s.
aud tlc Committee recommended that tho
Finance apd Auditing Committees bo tDstruvt-
/ 4.,l, In conjunction with the School Agent, to
request te Comptroller to rcctater these boilda
OIL the b:soxH Ut Ills Ui!ico thu property ut tho
Sthool fuud, and to pla"e Oh tho oask oi each
poul thu following ilslurscment: u This bond l.
the property Ut Inc sehoo. Fund of the City Q!
Chteagu, aud ny tie eunsent Vt taa Board OF
Education Ut baid cltya-the custodian Vi
said bonl-ts hereby .t,adu payable 10 the
order VI said Boans1 Or It. assIEus, anything
III the fare hereof to tho Gontrary not.
/ wtthstapdiug.n In tegaru tn tho S71,
599.y9 ot West Park bonds, the Cu.nmtttc.
reporsed TINT they wsre issued to the City u
ChieaKo md duly recorded, aud recou4snendet
that the Finance aud Auaitipx Committee be
Instructed to confer with tue Park CoMMis
slubers to ascertain whether these bonis u,a,
be registered na the property OF tho sehDo
Fund, und stlallar iadorsemsht made. As
greater security fos the safc keeping oi all III
securities held bY the School Agent iu truat 10
tho School Fund, tiN Committee Eeeo1ntucndts
that II ba mals the duty of the FtnauSs an
| Auditing Committee to coupt aud exAlulae =
, 1877-11-29
THE DASE-BALL GROUNDS.
TALK Auour An laIunQriQM.

A TRIBUNE reporter yesterday asked Mayof
Heath whether or not ha would sign thn ortl-
nanca leasing to the Chicago base~ball Club
that portion Of the Lake Park extending from
the south line of Washington street, Goo feet
south thereof, aud his Honor, replied that hs
could not say what he would do, ~ he bad not
given the matter thu slightest attention a. yet.
ltws& reported yesterday that Sir. Matthew
west rorner VI Washington street aud Michigan
avenue. tutendcl to apply Ior Al Injunction ~
testsalu tAs lnanagcrs OF the Base-Ball Club
frotn awaiting themselves Ut this prI1l!auce. III
Pose OF gettlng st the truth Of the story. re-
porter RULED Oh hIr, Latiu lh the evening aud
askc1 hin Il u Naa true. IL aAt4 nNO " u
, 1877-11-29

who lh1 come received their 10 per cent ,llvl.
ticnl and saii thry wnilid LIT I'm thclr Totcca In
yoflrl,snictt to them. 20 far about &soot, hns
beer, paid out to 2,Nl0 pconic. Ordinarily 200
,lhy arc taken caro- Of, AZ which rate it will re-
e,,tirc n,,n,bcr. Nobo,ty will be paid otf tt-t1ay,
because tic bank Will l;c closed, nnd ali hands
will bo found returning tLnnEa for the vdrtel
blessings which they hnyo enjoyed up to date,
and for ali they expect tn cntoy Us lona a. tue
process OF winding up tho Institution Rpvs Oh.
, 1877-11-29

CALIFORNIA WINES, ETC.
For table OF medical use our various brands OF
California vines and brandles will be found
superior TO any impusted 6elect vtntaCes at
lowest prices. Purity and quality unn1cslletl.
PERKINS, STERN Il Co., Ill Randolph street.
, 1877-11-29


Tho hfst invoice VI Albert II. Potter i Co. =
watches, Which. ln principle, nniah. and adjust
meats, superior to snythfDg ever psoduesd, AMI
70 acknowledged by tbs leading manufacturers OF
Europe, have Just been received and can be seen
at Pottets, No. 70 Hxdt4on stseet, Tnlsux1
building.
, 1877-11-29

70 accommodate those who cAnnot como other
days. we givo slttlnsa fur photographs to-day
fThauksxiying}. All who eontemplata getting
plctuses Tor tho holidays should taxa the earliest
opportunity. Ills not necessary to taxa your work
uutil needed. Card photos, % pct dozen. 6, D.
Afnaux,t LIS State street,
, 1877-11-29

snETHWICK-Nov, 1B. OF catarsh, TlIlf.m
aauthwtrk.
Funeral from tht residence Of his mother eor.
ner ot Twenty .sceond street and Dale pIaee ia
81, Pins ChHsch, thcnce hy carriages 10 CalrsrS
Cemetery. Ffklay. Nov. so. At i. m. Frieadt
arc Invited.
TOu0ttNEY-Nov. ~. At residence, 10 ontarso
st,, Of consumption, Michael Louabney, ascd "a
years.
10 CALVARY.
o'CONNE1r-Nov. 27, Michael J. o'conns,l.
accd n years and months.
Funeral 10. day at to o'clock By carriages 10 Csl-
vary Cemetery.
UASLON-Nov. ~, MR.. Nary 11Anlon. aRcd7s.
Funeral viii take place Thuraday, Nor. no. ii
ii A, m. from tho residence OF her son, s, 4.
l1anion, 800 West Taylof.st., by carriages 70 Cai.
ynry.
sstITH-Wc!ncsday Nov. o8. Frances nIco.
only child Of William y. md Frances Rlco Smith,
sgell years nnl i months.
, 1877-11-29

tnIHba ~ De @HhHATQh tVHs
That wo yet kvo and flourish. VIC arc batter
prepared than uses 1efoss 10 insert tho ancst aEd
bcst set Of teeth fur g. Gold nl1lngs, tho ancst,
Ut ono. third tho usual rates. We trust Ill our
patrons NAV congratulate u On ther marked sue.
ecsa On tho turkey. Dus. McCnsAxxr.
, 1877-11-29

For Ali1nenta u tbs stomach anA bowels, san
fos4's Jalnaiea Ginger.
, 1877-11-29

Observation-Disclosures evening. NOT.
Ell, x& thy seadeuea of c, II. GtSaA. s75 A1ch41ta'
, 1877-11-29

tu decide thu q,lesttut, u thu lnun,cn, deferred
thu ease uut.l toEsuts4W.
SUDDEN DEATH 0v IANRs T. ArrKES.
The AEt.ioygra 0f Ills city, a1tu. Tor that mat
Ter, those III tho cntire Northwest, will regret
10 learn that Mr.. IA.nes I. Aitsell died sud
lculy III Toi.alo yesterday. The brief alsuateh
announcing Ills death docs not give the cau.e,
but 1t ls presumed to he lcart-tltsrase fn tho
au.eilre days Air. Aiken was tho Superintendent
AMI manager Of thu MT GALLERY Whi: for suluc
slx years hnurs!ie,t tu the Cru4by Opera-I1ou4c.
IL Ills uNttrtn. exrrt0ns and thnruaGh culture
was uur 1hc s,itytss vi ts!e lylay exhibitions auh
receptions, which luay w rs.arlcl IS rt,ochs In
sl'e art anstory ~ Ciicagt. Alter ttlc "h..t
trc," u which Id sustained largo losscs, AIr.
Aiken stsunt NEARLY ayear III the Eastern critics,
Principally New lara H,ld bustDu; a.ht uu
aat hpcncd an art.gsi!ery over tho rstablish-
meat III. lryE. l. Alrs!inl, ua State strcrt, lust
sou.h IT fYn t1.irrn. Tne enterprise dIi nut
nsuicvt The ~ .erss t; deserved. Our citizens
lossrs sa'a:lti hy the t4e, and had neither the
TING I" dry"'e to nFptv:!u. pictures, ilor tho
Iroury to buy them. lie wxs, therefore. Obliged
e.us to s'osG ,,,,I;l ths gallery and cntark ta
pasalonste ~ uiloH him II put&uu tho walks of
cummrra:l hfe. liz rc1lexc<l his connection
WITH art matters In sariuus Ways Ills valuable
efp".isptr anu sp1Fset jvdx'ncot were trc-
tIutItit brought into reputation Iii arranging
tnr galleries At the saraous Expusit.ons, and to
the .Arsarlny Of Design aud other pie;uru e1.
tliuitio1s, hs contributed tbs benefit ot
ilts sHll and knowledge. During Tue
sIs Vi an elaborate work. published ~ Osgood
q Gu, IN wnl.h ID given = hiatoEs. Ut sculpture,
stlas,ratsd with hrl!otype cngtaftlags q the
!1ost celebrated marbles tn this country and
Europe. Ar. Attkeu x4 born IN England. aud
ior many years lived Ia Loulon. lie Gains te
thls country soine tftec4 Or twenty yrafs aso
aud, useF sleEt re.1uuss In SsS York. uov
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-28
CHAS. FARRARIS. MARTIN sKANKEE
FARRARiS & SKANKEE,
BOOT AND SH0EMAKERS,
Main street, 5: 8: Eureka

DERS0NS WISHING THERE
| boots and shoes made to order, ga
ing boots and shoes, manufactured from the
best French calf or kip skins. should get
their work done at our establishment; by so
doing they will not DO troubled with corns
and bunions, and viii have good lookine boots
and shoes, and be comfortable.
Every description of ladies gators and
shoes made to order, and Of the best ma
terials.
Repairing done at the shortest notice and
in workmanlike manner.
Give us a call, We guarantee all our work
as regards perfect lit and materials.
Superior workmanship, low prices, and fair
dealing, is our motto.
Try our work.
FARRARIS & SKANKEE,
Tive doors south of Odd Fellows Hal.
mrs tt
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-28
TO the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIEs!
\ DR.. GIBBONS DisPEN-

~ DR.. GIBBONS DisPEN-
Mc>A SAkY, NO. 623 kEARNY ST.,
A.M corner Of Commercial, San Fran
mExS9 cisco. Private entrance on Com
tnAkX3 mercial street Established in
looi, Tor the treatment of Sexual and Seminal
Diseases such as Gonorrhosa, elect, Structure,
Syphihs IN all its forms, Seminal Weakness,
lmpoteney, etc. etc. Skin diseases of years.
standing, and liberated Legs, etc, successful
DIR. GlBBoN has tho pleasure of announ-
eng that he has returned from visiting the
principal hospitals of Europe, and has re-
sumed practice.
Tho Doctor has spared neither time moi
meney IN seeking out new remedies, and has
returned with increased facilities for the alle-
Walton OF human suffering.
seminal Weakness.
seminal emission is the consequence of self
aoasc. ms solitary vice. or depraved soxum
Indulgence, is practiccd by the youth of both
iexes 70 an almost unlimited extent, produe-
ing win unerring certainty tho following
lam o. morbid symptoms, unless combated
a scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow
?ouhlenanee, dark spots under the eyes, pain
An Wy mead, ringing in the ears, noise like the
Iustlhg oil leaves or rafting of charots, un-
nashess about the loins. weakness of the
af r confused vision, blunted intellect. loss
Vi confidence, difidence in approaching stran-
gers, dislike to form new acquaintances. a
aisposit'oh TO saun society, loss of memory
tnPIes ana various eruptions about the face
~ MVeeip nushes, iurrcd tongue, fGtid breath
uGashs, consumption, night sweats monoma-
nia, anu frequently insanity. If relief be not
.vrotained, you should apply Immediately, ei-
eaer IN person or by letter, and have q cure
tsvu;;pu trao,;u py his now and scientific mode OF
ssg Mseanng this disease, which never fails OF
erecting quick and radical cure
+, Cared Nt RGOsae.
lnneeirsTons at a distance may bo CURED AT
nYN n3N y, by addressing letter 10 DIR. GIB-
~ y stating case, symptoms, length Of time
.ne disease has continued, and have medicine
sno;npy smo;mpuy forwarded, free. from damage and
GaliIIosiy, full to any part ef the country, with
wi, hnd plain directions for use,
t..ny lnclosng Ten Dollars coin in regis
tbrSa ttbH,ea letter through the Postoilce, or
mrnlSyagh Wells, Fargo & Co.'S, a package OF
Union. W A0i i""ioou W any part Vi the
a,a,asons n,ersons writing to the Doctor will please
"s; vert;se .ne name Of the paper they soc this ADJ
Address DR.. j. n GIRRnN''
Box 1857, San Francisco. California.
jylly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-20
rhc rcrry Franchise, or ihis civ.

The Ferry Franchises of This civ.
In the midst of $50 m0ny con iiicts aud 80
much confusion about tine ofv fcrri"-. il
mar bo well to rocut to ,he ancient titlchy
which th' corporation of New York hoii.
it- l'rrv franchises. Tine city ol Ncw Yni,
ioioro it fen into fine baud4 ~ Tho English.
N'. patch municipal corporation. po
-"--od o. wonynHpoAte rights and pri''
l'.'cs. am.rr which y furyt, L,nr
island. The ui-t Eurlieu .hartcr. s,rnt,l
hy Gov. DoNGAN iu ld,6. confirmed 90 Tie
corporation all its ancicn' privileges aud
franchises. and, lc-ides confirming, 20 II
specially the prctxieiug icrrv to Long
Island. granted to if full power. nccu-r and
authority TO establish any Terry in and
Throughout the city Of Sew York and Man
haitian Island chat might hr nccc-- ry and
convenient for the inhab'ant- of tho city
and land. ami lor al passengers aul ir1y-
cil'rs thr,c.
I'm tine lc'on Of Queen ANVr. "a uot.tion
SEA. pra.outad lv the colp.luliDu io Gov.
toESBCHY, CJrttu-'rnetal niid Governor
OF the Province, vlun -t forh 'ie
right OF the corporation I'D the forty
he,wcon thc city aud Na-'uu or Long
Island. thcn caurd 1.-THE old FERRY" and
, which asserted fint th' citv had possessed
the sanc ami received al tno rroii- hrnc-
hts, aid advantages thereof f1r thc -ol,o
OF nfy yciis aul upward m" petition
further sct forth chat the profits of this u,l
ferry had diminished and had fallen short
of what might he rca sonahly expected. f0r
want of a proper extension OF is bound.
and limits, so that pea SONS Transported
themselves and their goods acres. tine river
without landing az the usual and accl.-
toned places where the ferry boats wore
kept and appointed, to the great loss and
| damage OF the city. 70 rcmodr THE nis-
chief the corporal ION asked for grant con-
iirming tho old terry ON both s.de Of tie
Elst river, and also for gran. of the va
cant land. between high aud l1w water
I mark. or Long Island from tia Naliabout
ID the Ert hoo,. over against Nulten
/ Island. Tor the better Improvement and az
coiumodauon Of the old forty. with fail
| power 90 establish other i'rre-, vitul
those Unite. for the en- and accomm 'da-
tiou oi ali passengers aal travellers. aut
FOR the transportation Of themselves. ,n'.r
! goods, horses, and ce.tie o.oi t." river. Az
OF which grants We're ouif iuuLo 90 thrcits
by Gov. CoRNpUM ; charter m lo,. rc-
serving, however to persons living or hav-
ing plantations by the water side. within
the granted bounds, tho right to transport
Themselves. their goods, horses Sc.. in their
own boats, without paying ferrage. 10 anl
! from their own dwellings plantations out
not TO tran sport any stranger, or thor
| goods or horses. The forty grants ex-
| prcsslv Included the right 90 exact rca-or-
able and customary rates Ca ierriose
| . ! L. ~. a - 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-20

These specimens Of H,yr,'9 spcochmal,-
ing arc enough to show his mind. must
be- taken into account tn.t AZ this vit ami
wisdom was thrown out IN s.nslcCuy
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-15

Miss Adah Richmond and company
are at the Grand Hotel.
Mr.. NJ. A. Hobbs,Iof the st. Louis
Globe-Domocrat, is in the city.
Colonel Nick D. Roberts, OF the Hump
ty Dumpty Troupe, is in the city.
G. A. Mallory, Of New Orleans, for.
merry Of thiss city, is here ON visit.
Rev. George W. Williams has gone to
the home OF his wife in Chicago on a
visit.
Judge Yaple has gone to ChilIicothe to
attend the funeral Of an old friend, Will
lam Carson.
Mr.. A. Koig, proprietor of the
Academy of Music at New Orleans, Is on
visit mere.
y. Z. Sharp, letter carrier in the
Depaflmehl Tor twelve years, is the hap
py iather Of a tWelve-pOund boy,
Captain Francis Pavy, of the Royal
Body Guard, and Mr. Ii .B. and j. M.
Miner,oL London,are at the Grand Hotel.
Hon. T. w. YardIey was among the
visitors at the Highland House yester-
day looking as fresh as new blown
rose.
Miss Bertha Dalheim and Mr.. Samuel
Althot were married last evening at
Schmidps Hall, corner oil Seventh and
Race streets.
Mr.. Isaac Bogart, oil the firm of Hutch
inson Il Bogart, will be married Wednes-
day evening at Christy Chapel to Miss
Emma +. Bird.
The public generally will be gratified
to learn that Chas. Kilgour, ESQ, has
recovered from his recent sickness, and
is again on deck attending to business.
Mr.. Charles e. Callahan has revised
his play OF Little Silver" which Will
shortly be produced at the Grand witn
Miss Emma SLockman in the titular
role.
Officer Seipel, of Bremen-street Police
Station, is celebrating the lorty-ninth
anniversary Of his birthday. Mr.. Sci
pei is one of the best officers ON the
force.
MI. and Mrs II. z. Hartman celebrat-
ed the tenth anniversary of their we'd
ding Saturday evening at their home in
Clifton. MI. Hartman is Consul OF the
Netherlands.