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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-10-04

The property left by Theirs, besides
his library and objects ofart, which are
left to the State, is estimated at about
$2,700,000. 1t comprises the hotel of
Place st. Georges, in Paris, three neigh
boring houses, lots in the Avenue de
l'Imperatrice, mining and railroad stocks,
and French, Russian, and American Gov
eminent bonds. Nine. Theirs is his sole
executor. Among his minor legacies is
one of $3.50 year to Louis, his valet, and
$4,000 year to be divided among several
other servants
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SAnDAL-WOOD

Possesses much greater power in restoring TO
rsthystate the mucous nbrans the ursthra tn az
cit Cubsbs or copsiba. 1t produces sickness
is eern and speedy IN is action 1t is fast Suppressed
ing every other remedy Sixty capsules cure in six
eight days. No other medicine can do -.
Owing TO it's great substitutes have
been advertised, such Pastes. Mixtures Pills. Bal
sans. etc. all of which have been abandoned.
Dunias Dick Co.'S SQJt Capsules contain
ing oil Of Sandal-,aood, sold at al drug sores.
Ask for circular, or send for one 10 35 a,.d 81
Wooster strset, Nele YORK
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rae Iates, Fashton for ladies

Our attention has recently been called to the
RdIitdn HatelaSSe Cloakings, something entirely
new in the way of heavy, thick, warm, wooden
goods, specially adapted for ladies' wear during
the cold weather now approaching. These
ever seen, and so far as price is concerned
are miracle of cheapness. They are intended
for cloaks, sacques, dolmans, circulars and
jackets, for both ladies and children, and are
to be found at all the leading dry goods stores
in the country. Be particular to ask for the
Raritaa C5oakings, and take no others.
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The Daily Dispatch

Fully maintains its character as the brightest
liveliest, and most enterprising newspaper in
the Northwest. Three large daily editions are
published, and reach the latest trains on all the
railroads radiating from st. Paul. Earnestly
and sincerely Republican in politics. and pledged
to favor every phase of genuine municipal, so
cial and economic reform, it Is, nevertheless, as
in the past, primarily a Newspaper, and en-
deavors to command a welcome from intel
ligent men of all creeds and parties, by its com
pleteness in this regard, well by its political
eandor and consistency
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-10-04

HULL a SCOTNEX. Gsen1 Commission
IL Merchants. SIG -. Water ST. Philadelphia
wholesale dealers in Butter Cheese Eggs Poultry
Game, Potatoes. Apples Grain, Flour Fur, Wool Cot
ton, Peanuts, Broom Corn, Foreign and Domestic
Fruits and In fact sell any and everything at
the highest market price, make prompt returns, and
Liberal Cash Advances made on all shipments
except perishabie articles. To show that do
tensve business any dealer in Philadelphia viii
tell You we handled more game last than all
other Houses in Philadelphia put together Send for
Pr.ce List Stencil. &c-, &c. Reference Cash,
we refer you TO any Responsible House in City.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-10-04

The essentials for wide popularity are fully
met in Colgate & Co.'S Cashmere Bouquet
Soap. 1t is universally esteemed by the taste
full and refined as the most delicate and re-
cIerche of perfumes, and the name and trade
mark of Colgate 81 Co. on each package are a
guarantee of superior and uniform quality.
With such nice adaptation the success of this
article is not surprising.
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QUADRILLEBAND contains

u EGsINNE1ES' Qua BAND contains
I'D Y of Waltzes and Quadries 20 Contra Fancy
Dances LIST and % Violin. Clar COrnet and Bass In
separate boOkhghest note in LIST violin pit is Is in LIST
positions books So single pts 5c 100 Easy DuETsfo
4 ano and Violin Flute, l5c.; No IA Howe Piano
vi lin or Flute sc. OyERTUREs for small Orchestra
Tampa. Norma, Martha Bohemian Girl. VIM. Tell, Tan
creol. Fra Diavolo. Grown Diamonds, Morn Noon and
Night; Poet and Peasant Medley 10y Catlin, Comique
Medley pts Of 50 airs; for instruments ST. full orches
ira s. HOwes 1000 iigs, Reels etc, for Violin etc 81
Sent by mail. ELIAS HOWE. I03 Court St. Boston.
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Don't show my letters" wrote Rock
land young man to a young lady whom
he adored. Don't be afraid" was the
reply; "I'm just as much ashamed OF
them as YOU are"
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The News Of the Day
SAMPLES OF
What the Papers Saw.

Farmin gton Press: 1.-THE DISPATCH shines
like new button, II was always bright mes
senger-sauey and able, and shows signs of in
creased vigor and usefulness"
Dakota City N ebraska) Mail: "The DISPATCH
is one of the staunchest, truest and most ably
edited Republican journals 10 the West, and ono,
too, that always spcaks right out in meetin.
Lanesboro journal: THE DISPATCH is a first
rate newspaper, well edited, and full of life and
spice. Its daily circulation has increased nearly
one thousand since it was bought by the present
proprietors."
Brainerd Tribune: 1.-THE DISPATCH is the
spiciest newspaper in the State. Its short,
pointed editorial sketches are last growing IN
favor a new departure in journalism, and in
dictate marked ability"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-10-04
The Weekly Dispatch,

Contains all the important Editorial and Miscel
laneous matter of the Daily, with a condensa-
ton and Encouragement of the News, thus sup
plying a complete mirror Of the worlds thought
and doings. 1t contains a full, late and accurate
Market Review; andits Agricultural and House
hold Department, under charge of Mr.. U. S.
HoLLIsTER, a practical farmer and gardener OF
WIDE reputation as an agricultural writer, proves
most valuable feature to its patrons.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-10-04

He that judgeth without knowledge is a
fool, and wisdom is not in him. You can get
knowledge of the $50 Five Ton Wagon Scale
sold on trial, freight prepaid, by sending to
Jones, Of Binghamton, Binghamton, \. T., for
free pricc list
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TO BOOK AGENTS |

We have in press book-not yet announced-that has
been in preparation over three years costing S00.
124 SUPERB, FULL PAGE ENGRANINGS
make il one Of the most completely illustrated vol
umes in the world II is magnificent work. and will
command the attention and approval of everybody.
We viii make most liberal arrangements with agents
TO introduce it, and il is worthy their notice Advance
sheets with full information. sent application To
AMERICAN PUBLISHING co, Hartford, Conn,
CHICAGO. Ill. or Cincinnati Ohio
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..rhe trials of a Housekeeper-'

Are never experienced by those who use
DooLEY's YEAST POWDER, Elegant light,
wholesome Biscuits, bread, rolls and mullins,
every time. Try it and be convinced.
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Two ChromOs Free.-A pair of beautiful 6xs
Chromos, worthy to adorn any home, and Three
Months subscription oLEIsURE HOURS, a handsome
Nc page literary paper filed with the choicest Stories
Sketches Poetry etc. free 10 all sending cents
stamps taken to pay postage The publishers j, L.
PATTEN 4 CO., IG2 William Street, New ork guar
antee every double value of money sent Newsdeai
ers sell LEIerRE HOuEs. price cents.
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rAIR pRopOsrrIoN

Patentees and inventors should read adveT
tisement of Edison Bros. in another column.
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T e II MS

The DAILY DISPATCH is published every day,
Sunday exceptedl for circulation by Carriers,
Newsmen, and the Mail.
Per Quarter by Mail Is
Per Year, by Mail .................. 90
The WEEKLY DISPATCH, published every
Thursday is large folio sheet, 30xA inches, con-
tanning thirty-six columns.
DIX 80
Subscriptions payable invariably in advance
Address,
ST. PAUL DISPATCH CO.,
ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA.
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DR. Turf authorizes his agents to refund the money
in every where his Hair Dye fails Perfect salts
faction guaranteed II acts like magic, easily applied
and is perfectly natural Sold by all respectable Drug
cists IS Murray Street, n. Y.
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STATE TEXT OOKSl
BETTER THAN GRERNBACKs,

The prices fixed by law for books as good as are in ma
~ any county In the State are for the
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OH ]. =. !. :. ]:
r.; Ez5zzss For SIX BEAUTIFUL PICTURES
II avVskFE different subiects,) 14x17 inchs
HtNEEM Or for FIVE PICTURES. 17x22;
EhEEki Or for FOUR PICTURES. 1891
Il HtkEx&% Fac-Simile copies Of FINE STEI
n 81 49, I'd ENGRAYINGS. made by the cele.
q 3 EsSA II DRAFTED GRAPHIC process, printed on
"a EEfIE 81 Heavy Plate Paper for framing
8 49, 81 Seisd ten cents for Illustrated Cat
sssz@1Se VI ~ slOgue containing over Zoe pictures
tsTsFF3A &sB vi address, The Danny GRAPIuc.
sSZszzesstsss2ss1f2sy New York City
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KIDDER'S PASTRIES
AWNINGS. YENTS.

WATERPROOF CovF1ss. STsNs. WINDOW SHADES,
Murray ~ Baker leo south Desphnti
81. Chicago. Send for Illustrated frice-ldst
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14
No s1RIKE At WEEHAWKEN.

MUCH DISSATISFACTION AMoNG QyAEEYMEN.
While much dissatisfaction exists among the
ouorrvf.n ~ Weehark KEN therc has been no strike as
Wis ruiored yesterday. Two years ago before me last
ern ,-rui. blocks were extensively used in Ncw-iork
about 100 en were engaged IN the qusrres Since that
time the demand gradually faln I'll, the Contractors
have lowered the price paid FOR the blocks and now Only
auf Hftv men afc - work The system OF quarry ms
rs carried on az wech.vkcn, sets apart certain d
vision of the quarry TO each man or each gang
Tho blocks when they get ont sold directly by them
to me contractor Tor tho specialization" block they
ar paid Rl2 o thousand for the corporation block
about So and an Inferior block ior railroad pavement.
S. horoyalty paid the W,chavken Ferry Company IS
50 thousand and tle contract can Set only t2O
for the very blocks theT claim That they can eVe
no better terms 90 INC Quarrymcu
Tn. nuarrvlnru hyr furnish their own poWdtt anu
tools nich thcu at C.at - thnhsshd Dioch II
In ,r. nauueu % DE favorable, by W0rkluS inttch
hare, = = - up'4Sih less ilil
- cents As rs..h iau n tct Is working Tor himself,
tDere ca 49, DO combination, 4o IS on % tne me-. S'
Waen s-Esi u t-y gong 20 STRIKE, STRIFE - IL
and ,gna. siloul1 strike for, ana VINO Should We
STRIKE many ~ tie gul'r' l"cn 'ic ~ il ou' lhe5
Inv. flal. 40 atci1pt fJ remedy Their Glih'ntics
Trft r~',srter Yesterday al - aware ilAt IN
n d .rr- uAkMr very -ui9! wA-cs bat the idea %. dh
or-til4d sir.ko il WoeissWken w. prrpesierous IRE
Cuagir. tpe ~ all ulf9 Tor any b'" .i "in men
=. m n work Lley suited themselves - Ia hours. ami
sold tr bucks what isey could gel lie SAD ls'i 20
i..E u4 were 81 work yesterday - Eia been Tor ihe
a. .g. r,..t ~ WOrs certain that "a" uOuDi~
7 .,.us IAr contractors ana ne qu.frFilcn agree
a. lc1g the blame a. tie door o. tie New OK cob
f r, be- prefer 81 ENJ - 5Ttl ite piuc@s lVf WIKI
,...r sa- SD and S-O4 thousand. 10 the NerbGWscn
D. ss va-I tAcy 90 for 30 1hsy clam thas '.lo
blocks are OF Ooitor 4u-ity IMAM Inc last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14
SENATOR CONFINES JOURNEY HOME.

Those who believe that Senator Conkling re-
turned from Europe for political reasons sooner 'n DC
originally intended nevertheless admit thai he 10 uh"i
ling to say much the subject OF politics. lie recei'eu
50 many callers the Fifth Avenue Hotel tha' as nc si
to friend be was relieved b. escape even from tner
cordially for which he grateful. TO the house Oh
Pension agent Col T. f. Howe at No. 70 De1ngton-ave
There he passed very quiet Sunday attending church
IN the forenoon and later in the day receiving vsis
from few friends Yesterday he spent the early morn
ing ut Col. Howes but at noon ne had " gone out IL
was sand ~ the house Col Howe did not appear at the
Pension Office during the day. An influential personal
friend Conkng said yesterday that be posi-
lively did not return from Europe fortnight carrier
than he expected for any reason even remotely con-
neo,ed with politics There in fact no eIieency IN
pubhcl matters in which fortnight more or less could
make any difference.
This morning al 10 o'clock the Senator will depart
from the Grand Central Depot 70 which afe| peiS9EaI
friends viii accompany him, on hs way home. ne
train win reach Albany about o'clock ANA there uc
gallon from Uuca VIII heet hl. An INFORM i,,,
will he hc'd al Albany large number OF persons ny
ing 7iened iner desire 20 cohgli'uldLe l, ~, S ,o
upon his safe return. Al o'clock, aecgniahi"u ~ o
home delegation. Nj CoukHng viii depart roc OlV',
whore The train will be due al O'Clock ATangenehts
have been made Al several points alohg te h
welcome to the returning senator SIlu q" nc
enl Of his Journey brilliant reception mas Deeh ~
pared Senator Kcrnan vii denver IHe azores ",' ~
i believed that immense crowd VIII be ucfe 10 rear
H. Many Of Ihe streets through when Inc proc tosi'
directed by Gen, hctllale VII e., orr NI. Ia 40
bis house, vail be Illuminated and decorated anu ~
square winch he lives Is expected 10 oushie al o'ne
paris Cf city. -, 49, u.
The Republicans OF the sixteenth Assembly Dl@hlc'
last evening for tbc purpose OF proposing Ne" Ic
bers and welcoming - ntOr C0nklnS bAck from hur"pc
ia y pasoution Of c0a1ilenuc AMI congaitlaiio ctAS
names were referred IN The Committee Membership
resolution was thcn carried in which the "abe, up
right and faithful Senator received the Congratulations
OF tr meeting Tor is safe arrival TINS country, and
the Republicans throughout the Union were ccleras
congratulated that the great cause oil hleh ne is 30
LONG been the fe r!css champion and gifted eacrr Val
continue 10 receive hi active and efficient sorS lce' Tie
meeting tbcn adiJufued. , .
Tf. nr,pounder - tie above resolution Informed a
TRIBUNE reporter maj tie organization In shat district
had done nothing 10 Obey the Presidents ciGei ana sun
lid alaoe It's officers members or tho CIyIl Service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14

Col. Michael ". Burns and his friends IN the
Ti-st Assembly, Dstrit. have yielded obedience 20 tho
Pre.i-uts oIier end haye joined hr srny Of Civil Ser
vice Eef,1acrs. Their euons we're quietly passed
~ a. the regular meeting lat evening and accept
co sitHout opposition The As5oclaou adjourned with
ou ieIuarz. The retiring officers are Jcbn Robinson.
PRECEDENT and Deputy United states harshal Patrick
Good Ain Fce-Frcsilcat, and ieiercarficr; William
Baker Secretary, and clerk n the P.sj-Dace; Joseph
-ruiy Inspector ~ Elections. AID cl.sL hc Custom
hone lnvthy Kane, iu-l ctu. ol Elections, aud clerk
o., pOst-O-o TIC following sttcb "a The Central
Committee sisr withdrew. hcuar W. Burns. United
States Nega"r George Hl.c}. clerk n tie appraiser
Office John g. k.,H1u clcrk lu tis Appraitef. Office
John Connolly, citfk u Ode tustom House Mctae
ply ctrk 30 tc Post Office "a, vacancies vii De n!!ed
al a meeting 10 be- called hereafter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14
81 sINEsS EMBARRASSMENTS.

The failure of Bradley 81 Anderson, brokers
~ No 10 Bro4d-s;., wss announced yesterday Al he
ce Of the firm II as stated ths failure Tor small
amonut and 10 was Thought a settlement would be az
ranged IN few days. The suspension. II was Iutih
stated was caused principally By the fluctuations III tie
Prices OF coal stocks.
Register Fitch has adiudicsted George r. Robinson 81
the a;c firm Of George i. Robinson d Co., %. ~. 80
Rroad-st. ban4rupt ms own peuu0 Win hADIl'i's
Co5ro-ti@u Or .cc-din., have been begun before Reg
istsr Fitch by N.rs-.4tz, Mack Co, Whol dc hqltf
6errs -. ~ = -,-.t for s-ttlclneu, st - cent Cd
thc COLLAR. a, OA" FOUR SHd c, months Icy "NN %op'-
COO aud have - s.cl. r.,iuttl a. Sto.t sGJ.DDo.
IL ,s...ruaruj hY Franklin BROS o. J ~ ID. COW
1.rtlsyeiti vas tcd the Office Of the County Ci,EE
y4s,lrlny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14

The Secretary Of the american Bankers
Association. James 3ae mas issued circular letter 10
no banks throughout he country calling attention 10
Die annual convention % the Association which meets
IN THIS city september - M Bueli ia his letter says
that there has never been period Ia the
fiscal history OF this country, when, since
the war, TIE banks have been singled ont Tor
such heavy DISASTROUS and discriminating taxation"
Rrsldes ts question 81 Law repeal Mr Buell. s2eaks Of
other subjects which rl claim inc attention Of the Con
venton. Prominent among these i " the unrtBrlcted
power is.ue municipal, county, Nnd ot'T bonds by
which heavy buroc 81 taxation enc being .OstTd upon
the people Incse burdens calling la DO
frequent public er~lit 1T home and
abroad. Unless some IudeIous restrictions DO de-
stop these reckless issues Of bonds. the outCry
favor OF reputation ~i b. oflener heard IN The ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14
THE COUhIS.
cnARLEs BEcKnRs ARREST VACATED.

CHARLES BECKERs ARREST VACATED
Charles Becker, who was associated with
Maxwell, Chadwick Hacrng ana others, IN the alleged
forgery Of the check for sG4225, purportng TO have
been drawn By the SewYorS Lre Insurance Company,
was arrested on civil process and held in $4,000 bail
On Saturday motion made IN the supreme Court 10
yeste the order OF arrest and yesterday motion was
Granted nv Judge Van Brunt, who hold that whore .
on.pl-,cy u est D,h j. the statement Of OF the
e4uspraorS, Willie engaged in to- JOINT Sthon' - oNi-
dcloe against al the other consp!ratOrs Bat III THIS
Nr o SAYS thr only evidence connecting Becker Win
rc fJrgtry consists lie declr Ous OF tdcrnE AIR
t-c forgery discovered, AMI I0, wills tncy were
ENGAGED in TIE affair Hence Io grants Inc motion, Will
g4t -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14

There are very few German churches among
the go churches Of Brooklyn. and Of them, tn
It. Paus German Lutheran Evangelical Ciurcho' Henry
st. and Third psce, il in trouble. The society is small
and poor The pastor, The Rev. Robert aumann LAS
been paid his annual SALARY OF $1,000 by NcW-fork
society which made earnest efforts IL establish q
German church in that part of Brooklyn. Nh Neunanl
las been with the church year, and t has an i-
ractive place o worship, and other real estate wOrt
about 5000. There t.. however. y mortgage ON TIE
whole property OF $1,000 and this burden. t0scthc-
with the fact that the church has not increased 90 mum
bcrs very rapidly. has led 10 the present. difficulty.
some Of the uIcInbcrs became dissatisfied with VI.
Ncum,nn said that he vas driving away members b,
MS imperiOus demands and way and even wLi'pcc
harshcr Charge 4 few were especially active IN their
amnesty: resolutions t0 the w. skg ii
resign GA J - The pastor fuuud tie church doom
.tsu-d with tilucs aal flies hH1 90 d. u>td JOB ri,,
a. entrance Ihc SAME ti'g occurred sgtl d.. lulc"
Inc SUNDAY Last sunday tbt service ta.cu tn qni ny
with small congregation In Attendance.
Mr N-u1.us 50, That sac rharyc- are FRIVOLOUS. ana
that he means iO remain .d puiiI Ig tIt c.ur o. "a Bias
N-V GOrs AID NrV-J rsty luftrau synod ~ 1ilfiai
document der sriue tft aI ie@un hts i-t ts
ans tie grounds .vr lnf ltluf cave .'c in-d .' i
VitlUal found. Ri an2lut 9iat' tl1t be- ~ tr
request 81 BIZ. hermann. called eroli meeting "a tAh
church B. HVcftis.re ary chang that msat 10" pee
fcrr-I tat i-s tIau % rF prr-,rr were rrttn 90. BOO
meeting: t.s Ec, President, Iut ~ iil~ i' VA.
;ioa: ia si~rc 2ny ous present "ln hat enf charge
let siR So ~ = eli t-aj no one ansreicf - i
QIiry c.sr g.! definite form LaV'o1me 90 tAo Ffcs
a. tbr p.,.oc is a men OF evident DENOMINATION 81
~ I'm b. -a- elected for r Ail1ol -. Ac may nave
50 20 tarOgga persistent .upR..r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14

For long time the physicians throughout
,ue city have entered through lao ceggedatonsof thieves
who cl az taa aou5' Of physician waeu he is ont,
express foal uneasues ~ s ssence and a % he al-
lowed IL leave note hu. WHO WrtIls the note ia
TIE do, o's office they would seli whatever poI2-
nlc. Yesterday detectives Handy, Hot'ord and bikes
arrested Charles H7r0g and George Au5ersoH o. being
e thieves They reside - No.3+ Ess,eccCntst. sud on
heir persons were found many psNn-ucScts Represent
inS large quantity o. stolen iustrumoAts They
were taken before justice. AIdc iAst evening aud con
f,sarl taciT quit Complaints Erre made sJ,e 1hsu
lt l)r afles I Pc,Iy a. $50. To- Mcsi fDrlDuts ST.,
and J. w w. IS ndD,-r 0f E. 90 NrrI t.tty-- Nta.-t F.,
nom hose olcss tacy stole instruments worth 300.
d. Rol@rl Campbell ~ 40. 80 Fast 1wcL tylntl-st
Dr. C. r. Lily OF 10. Ili i.eX.l lo4yt aJt o,cra .dcu-
H 81 tre prop .Ty recovered tr0u e prisoners
Tbe accused men held 4 5000 BAL each, for t-ai
QUE IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14
TAvFS N HUDSON COUNTY.

The following valuations of the real and
personal estate in uds CoGnty, " j. and the appof-
Ionmen OF taxes for ST. have been presented by the
Board of Commits Of Appeal who have just com
pleed their labors The valuations for 1877, as gwen
by the Board for entire County are: Real estate
$50 O9f; personal property. Sol i5sl5 total 994-
al g09 OF this Jersey City has real property f'fo7l-
500: personal S6O3315O; toIai, S616l1.Olji fnno-
ken real. 81 .OlG9pO; personal - 4t',4""i t- 1'
sG6 800 = tyoaIe r' SOL S5,2J1i Ir,ola' N4'5 = :
total Sj3i3030 The increase ~ Jersey cry over q"
is real prsuerty, S;'O2;2C; pcfs0nai $ale'uOl. inc
County apporionment for taxes FOR lst1 d, Stal" -
erg tsx 81 ~ rs II state scn"cl. le~,5l - ;
County tax S5.1 0tD. or this Jersey CITY Las. rilie
general S9O6l6 II; school, $l2OS2l ~: OOuhly'
S352 so 90. Ho0pkeu. general S23l2l -; scbool,
.O.2S 81; County. $50 o37: BarOuEe, gem ral, -
ss7 30; school, $1,000 % county. 81, lOi 40.