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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12
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ELEVENTH ptY-MoRyINc S;-sr.x.
 'Ot-Nou.
 TJc~"N. Jan. 'l.-Thc journals of wee. -tfav ~cro read and corrected
 NIT. Rush. Chairman of the Judiciary Com mliiec, rccpmmeudnl tho pa>>tsc of C. g. No. To anon! an No. entitled an Ac. far the suppression Of crime
 NIT. Kcdaadp introduced bill pruyiIur for loan on thc fai,h and crcfit us Nuu.- County. Tor ihn purpa.c of prov iding means to continue work on the Pcui.cn.iarv. Several bills were ordered cugru>.rt. NIT. Goodwin gave notice of his intention ;1 introduce hhl relating to mines aui u...u.. interests.
 Council adjourned un'ii thc usual ho1r to- morrow. NJ
 HOUSE.
 TCC~nN, Ian. ll.-Nr. Nii',r. Ca..rmau of the Specini Committee on Nlca-r. rtuoret. and the rcpor. was accepted.
 \ message was received frum -Gc Council informing thc Hou>c of the ra--g-c of ,hc hlll fixing the >aiary of tic u.-tr.ci Attorney of the touuty of Yuma.
 NIT. Maroon gave notice of intention to lu- iroduco bill concerning the salaI. uf ~ur,r- Ni-OTS.
 NIT. Scot save notice of intention to intro ducc a hill to cncpUTagc the crpst .-D uf rs4rsZ mills. furnaces, and other rc,lac.iDu work. in the Territory. ilso. II. F. No. l2. fixing thc salary of tho District .,itoriiry oi Final County,
 NIT. Head. by leave. introlUcci IT. B. No. l3, an N@- to prevent double '1Ng-i.n.
 Nr. norrng'un introduced T. 3. Nc. q. amcuIatorv nf tar .'gEt law.
 Y. B. Na. ?" wa rlg8 g. ceIf t'.ln. ~,.l rcpor'cd .9-rgt.ci.
 II. B. Nr. ll, relative .o pra-a., fUt.... was read ga sec ut t.W. a.j referred .. tlt JuiicilrF ComGi.tce.
 IT, E. NJ. l3 wa read a second time and referred Co Gle Coumi.tve on Way and Means.
 II. E. No, q, prescribing the duties of St. p,IyiSors. wa read So third timc and wal come up for final action to-morrow.
 IT, E. No. :. rcpealnc an Ac. ir relation to the sale of liquors hy retail. was read third time, and will hC passed tomorrow.
 II. E. No. was read third time anl ur- dercd engro>sc1.
 IT, R. No -, creating tho office of Attorney General, WAS I.at third time.
 C. E. No. was read frs; time.
 The report of the Territorial Trcas' ror yo. referred t1 tbc Committee or Ways and Means.
 House ad!oUrnrd until tomorrow. NJ.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12

DEpo8rIENr IN SCHooL-Ni,itors to our public school will be interested in read ing the names of all the pupils in each de partmcnt neatly written on large black boards. and opposite each name a record of the me.i; or demerit marks to which he or she is entitled, so that visitors can see a; a glance, without asking the department oi each pupil Last term, Nancy Thomas. Rose Osborne and Minnie Grove carried of ,hc palm for most exemplary conduct.
 We shall take a look at those black boards from time to time so as to tell our readers who behave best
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12

SAMUEL DENNIS, for many years a res ident of this county, became tired of life and the world. tried to commit suicide. on Tuesday last, by taking II grains of nor phine Dr. Day, We undersrand, attended the patient, pumped the medicine from his stomach in time 10 save the life of the would be ~clfdcstroycr Dennis. we believe, made bis Will. lett it with friend and intended 10 give all lis property to his little dangh- ter Maggie
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12

The YUMA SENTINEL, under the control of our old friend Geo. Tyng, comes to us this week much improved in editorial and me chanical appearance, and We hope George will stay at the helm, 90 long as he may find it his pecunisry advantage to do so. George is a ready writer, and in every way gentleman, and we feel proud 10 think We have a brother editor in the Territory who hears so good a name.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12

sncc t'iH !a~- 1.;.:.:.: r.: c.s:!in,'t, r
 n ais !:a, h-y:: ;...na.e... i'E ,ir. stewart sulIt. aG,i Ter 'a E., S scse;ar!, ;Ie. have
 crtcd sanc o! ;:.e Le,: 4ea ;o manage sr lines, possible to he found. Within East yca- ih-;c stages h.,r, heen robbed gc titaos. aai nat ;a ere single n lance ne the ro!,'.css eucc>.t-l n ee:..ac @a4: n the spells. Ia March ia>;. whilst tine gc Wa, tya,e;iag an ::.o Colorado side of sriver it was a!,ached by robbers. who psurc,l t:.e express box a::l made ci: with -Nir. Tholias. i.i, acca:. happened To be ,ohrd ard iA>: ,, ;,.c Co-.ch. a; ,Ae tine. E. e .. an,] u,:o. a,r.,',e:iiae,. found t:.c rob rs had !!.;..a.:'.I wi:h ti.e treasure box -
 j;mjsed from t.:e coac.l, ;-:one, followed e .ig'i:,; -::,-;i ;.::.i fe-riptarel ti.c treas e. Tha;c a;.:s.:,i Mi. heyra:i~r, kay> good Ia-,ls. --
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12

watchman Jennings is generally around attending to his responsible duties and his friend Park of the Pioneer Drug store. offer, 10 bet that nothingc scapes his notice, not even a dollar green back half bu- ried in the saw dust.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12

There was a rumor in circulation last even ing that the Governor had signed the Capi- tai bill. AS We have had no dispatch fiom Narlon to that effect. believe the bill has not yc; boon .igned--still people may rest easy on the matter as it will bo signed and the Capital will bc once more at Prcscott where il rightly belongs.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12

Tie chimney at the Shcrih-s office took fire la-t evening. and had iho effect of draw ias together large number o. our citizens with tucAets. axes. etc, who were deter mined tina, the flames sliould not spread 10 fine adjacent buildings.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12

Q5c would suggest that the City Hall, or lever the new Council shall meet to hold T sessions. hc Illuminated hy stronger ! than single tallow dip. Economy i> 6nut,: a good thing, but almost total knc>s i, v>vy iaconvenicnt to reporter rdes;rcS to take down in writing the pro- Eng> of :. Village Council.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12

sf Goldman "f the firm of Goldman & kcs. Williamson valley. i> in town. MT
 amaH 'f.:~ head salesman n the mcrcan-
 He>tabii linen: "t C. P. Head < Co. fer unl.c- cf yca:s. and made hosts of friends aS; ;&2rc. and Tc entertain no doubt as o oas fra! succ.~s ig doing business for NHcif aDd l,s.;.cr.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12

Tickcts can be purchased aad seats selected
 sd Sc cured for ii!s For: Wh;yr!c Dramatic
 ssociaticn's first entertainment for the sea- sn. Tuesday evening next, at the store of
 ..Baslfor,l tS Co, or at the Post Adjutant's
 ficc. All tickets at the uniform price of nc dollar. No estys charge for choice oi
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12

Judge Berry has retired from the Yuma Sentinel and we understand the citizens of Prescott intend inviting tine Judge back to Prscott We want him here to fix our old guns. pistols, etc. and deliver Fourth Of July orations.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12

We were shown, at the office of C. r Head < Co, a large bar of pure silver rom the Silver Prince mine. which was re- .. tlv run out as the Agua fEia Smelling t,o'S Ccrks. The Prince is considered one ft5e iest miues in this section and is pay sf ils ov1nrs nice dividends. .s
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12

1I',nS i ,ls,in lt NcNincon. two brave men " Ss.,i :.:;::..S. Wl:a have q mining camp < nr3,,-..,, ;..oua;aias. &ad nave lived
 c since iAc first mil.eS were discovered, ettepcd around 10 see rs. passed owe. five
 nr weekly enc year and tool, their dc- ,, Ete.erc i;;r ;:,. m.o,-l:ains.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12

We learn, by private source. that two Nexicans. at PhuniX, became intoNicated, 9 few days since, got into fight, and both were killed.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12

Our correspondent from camp Verde has this week, but space prevents us publishing. We are led to understand that il is his inien- ton to visit the Eastern states and go into ugr,ncrship wi:k some one whom he knows hack fhprc
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12

ol. Martin. hhutant General and Dr iRWSee. Nelicsl Director of this military ntment hoaorcd Es with a visit to-day Be Dot;or is bat newly arrived and flat 2 himself that he was the tallcst man in ! but gave it up after measuring with N npredecessor-
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12

fiur cid friend John WIite, from Peoples ialiey. w;s tic lucky one at tLe rafiie last
 eslisg. for fine saddle which was thrown r at tAe Diana Saloon. We were perfect Satisfied with the result as was the win
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12

Ea,;e.n dispatches today no; important. ,iay wlo recently fought q duel with Ben nc.; of tlc New York Herald, is reported io :,1fc been seriously wounded
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12

~e, c,ri of N. Paul Wcher. oUr newly med N.>. Attorney, iu ;h.S .S,Uc of tac MINER Tie appointment of Mr. Weber to .'a office k good one. and haN given Satis- l,..iou to ail whom We have heard cNprc>- themselves iu ,bc matter.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12

Tucson. A. T. Jan. To- \ special messen- ger arrived Tuesday morning with news from SonoE!. which is printed in the follow ing form in the Legislative Journal:
 Two skirinishcs had taken pllcc--one 2j, and the other 10 miles from | rcz. In tho latter. tiy. of Pcsluc-rr'> men arc reported kiil-t. and % I-u.i.. = roy. ro~gUerrc mor- ta.-f Uas' led.
 T.,i.. .Il. g a.l4l'y favor Mar..cal.
 Cans. u.g-..a-. ,i t.c Montana. had close | Eir 5ueiuc'~. and will rg.urn, r'a Yuma, on tEr >rt. rar4t.
 I..o. through san5ra is regarded ga un- saf-.
 Some oi tha whisky and pork on tho Mon- taua aas ~lcaygs,i iu fair condition, but thc s..sl...- and cargo j. e. t0tal lose.
 Tl. Mexican totrt ai Enquiry cNh0nerates Cau; Doucla, of al. u.au.C
 The Va.iv Journal has very compliment ta., notice of the counsel engaged in the ca.. of Wm. Cole rs C. C. Bean and Mary M. Bean. pending in the Supreme Court, and says: "pi-claming any thought of par iialty, we simply write as We aro informed, iha, the a..orucvs on both sides did their N hole duty. and came very nigh mp Co tho importance of the suit. Mir. Farley opened the argument hy very clear statement of the case. and was followed. for the opposite SiIt. bV NIT. ilpyt, who made q very able argument on law points. llC was in turn succeeded by Judge Rush, who grouped together law and evidence with mas'crly ability. showing careful preparation anu ap- prcciaiion of the large interest iu hi, caro- The favorable mention of Judge Rush's prescn- taiion of the case. Is made without regard to merits of suit, this mention is deemed propor. Mir. Farley closed with marked ludgoniont. The decision Is unucr advisemont,
 COMMENTS BS MARION.
 Tucson, A. T., Jan. l0.--While the people of histown and section who have done every thing in thoir power 10 keep the Capital, are sad beyond expression over the passage of the removal bill by both bodies of the Legis- lature, they would have the "outside world believe that the act troubles them but little IL is not our purpose or place to crow over them, although they have, in times passed, crowed over us. The hope that Gov. Saf- ford will veto tho measure Is cherished bY some of them. With this hope the Repro sentatives of Mohavc, Iavapai. Maricopa, and Pinal counties, who voted for the trans fer, do not wish tO interfere, knowing that 'idrouning men catch at straws."
 The bill was passed on it's merits, and the people of Prescott need have uo fears of q veto or move in Congress to declare the session law. invalid and, by SO doing, leave things as they were. Day has dawned in Arizona the people have said it; their Rcp-
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12

4I)r. KcadaIl it's rcc.ised largo number fl alInanacs for free t6ss!1tsltioa. Go 10 ,ara al.d grt orc. :s.- .i. i.-:-,-..- =.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12
THURSDAY.

The death of Lieut. Camp. 12th Infantry, is announced by telegraph. He died at Camp IIallcck, Nevada. yesterday the 10th.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12
Church ryo6ces.

isrs every S1asay. a. lo32 g: t'e Ns'rol.s, Bps
 ,h,rrh on ,Iar:na street. Prescott. Sunday school Ilaa ly a,tr s,-,.cs. Ray. D. B. Nu,.Hr. Pastor .aEr. WHEY. Methodist So..'h. will preach at n ans 7r N. each sunday. ag r. II. Heads house, ccrsn. ck stgr,..
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12

.-,...,>,.. ., .-.a. tC" N~s- Pa:.s l .r tt:- .c-..ai :i.rea. at ,..r sane 'ic,. +..: s.iH :'.,.1 :ei hec bright s,.a.;s..,cr T .@Fie,.., &-oi.n..j in upon
 E. wi.i 'oa:ugr to say that three pret- e nicer clad sla.ia.oa cannot bc found lis CT any other Territory.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12

.sCl M. NOTICES d! tic reading o5,gmHs iriN .zrgrf -t ,7r rete of THIRTY Cr~T> per iiH,
 rx itsrf:i9s, Csi 't-eI'y eeatS @ 'iRe for eGca
 9s ,si :a3, gt.3a.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12

Hon. W. II. Hardy who, undoubtedly. was fairly elected to Congress at our last election and ccuuted out through some hocus- pocus arrangement arrived from his home in Mojave County yesterday. We have met Mir. Hardy and o!icited from him sever al news items of importance concerning our Territory, of which VIC will have something to say tomorrow.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12

Sky cloudy and indications of storm. The wind commenced blowin" ycsterday al furious rate and from the direction of Tue
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12

i, Niia Ta'keys are Lccon.ns conmon in (r market afd are cn.y worth S200 each oF aeh is decline of >S,o0 in the price of
 ese aRii.:iiGS s!atc We came torcside west ef he rocky lHouat4ins. Twenty-Five were
 h today. . -.-.- ...--
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12

Geo. W. Curtis, the enterprising saw-mill man. has erected very nice fence around his beautiful dwelling, west of Granite Creek, anl ma D. other valuable improvements on several lots ;bat lac owns adjacent 60 his
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12

As. IAao'!oce j,'@::gs. riel;oer prosP.c,- .ilt;ncs. i.-rlarr ct; raris iil from A9:a is. where !:s I.75 3 lii.e sa'.c;i, q few days eiee aa,l rtior... ,;:c c"l,.ltTv a: Icing very rF, so s.ivgA so uias t!.c l,ifi..crs aro au.,li,
 Inw. .--. .-..-
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12

We had call this morning from Col. Brown, who formerly commanded 6 regi- ment of Cavalry belonging to the Cslifor- nia Volunteers under General Carlton Tn Arizona and New Mexico.
 The Col. arrived yesterday by stage from California, and is stopping a few days in Prescott to inform himself as to the local geography of this section before going into the mountains and valleys to take look and satisfy himself more thoroughly of the country as a mining and stock raising dis trict.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12

Kerr, who killed Mat Blcdsoe at Tucson had an examination this morning, and the iurv brought in verdict of justiGablc homicide and the prisoner was discharged.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12
WEDNESDAY,.

,haM aiar iiraytGn with tlnrty Indian scouts :, | cigli: eol l;eis, Al. Sicbcg Gs guide. left z, sr . t.::s i.;p.2irc Ql scoat.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12

The old Jewell property is undergoing thorough repairs. The dwelling k being fixed m for C. W. Beach. and the office part for MT. Phelan, to be used by him as . Law
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12

le California < Arizona Sta.c Cos coach st z. I.. carrying heavy mails and sev- ass sr3ggrS.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12
heu i- ou- new School house will csll

t< ''-h. t-- 't- ts''' s'Na'N'a ii'N>S '" I'A NS'i r4i ,,,a:+. aas f-r information of all con eS l,y l;acia~ 8, >,ao; Jo.is@, 50 {. NJ, l..;a t..-. a13 '2.ro 20, ' ts.l~- Ea-:..- ;L & ..g. @s Lc r.s,.; ...a...- ot H s>rs. Morgan .;;4".;..
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12
FRIDAY.

The Council and House met to-day, and after transacting business of minor lmpoT- tance. adjourned until Monday next.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12
D .! anGe;iig e n c c .

TUESDAY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-15
TROTTING ~ TIC.f.
Two Heats Trotted Through Rain and Mud
III nnI. Winning the FIr.t Trot.

UTICA. Aug. 1.-THE sixth annual meeting
Of the Utica Park Association opened very aus
piciously to-day. About 5000 persons were
present 10 see the sport The weather was de-
lghtiul, and the track in good condition. The
horses. which have been exhibited and excr-
cised ON the course. are superior 10 the trotters
that have heretofore visited Utica. The officers
Of the association have done everything in their
power in preparing for this meeting. and all
the turf men are well pleased with the result
Of their Efforts.
The opening event Of the meeting was the
23i class. for purse Of $4,000: first horse
81 900. second s5n. third $500 fourth 500.
The starters were Arnold. Lady Pritchari.
Sh"riduu Hunnis and Roman Chief In tho
pools Hams sold for $50, and the ilrld for $50.
fmsr itAr-She ridau got The hsi oi Tie sud on. show
ns er,ai speed ~ Ia, quarter n 80. and ~ th' h m
,',' "W ~, . ,5 wv, , IT, T. 4, n
hAii Length "a front oi sheridan in 2-l Lady futeA-
s'co>p ur'r-nanni. me myor,c at sioo 70 80 over
snd maxim. The ha,i IN J io's From hef. t ne nm.n
h' on, en.ih rom l'i, fut.nari ln - sheridan a
liiHn lhn-h.fore starting a. heavy shower Of rain
came el shrrian was rr.i a. 90, garter m 81 s'o.
sh'udan and iHum.. aui me nui,h down the .iretgh
took il|r hsai trottin. o,,r u fsrr of niui a. a.
! lltuui- second. Lady rnthati unrd Roman ohiat
forr1u urr-r'e horses 60 no WORT. with sheridan
/ The turn inn' last and iu these position, iae, passed
] ~ lall mt9w. t.i.- ~ .A,i i"oh ~, h,ai enl
Lad, riii,harl thlfd and Eounm ch.,i ioui "a.
The next in order WE the 2 ~ class. These
/ Powers. Lady Smell. Proctor. Amy Il. Planter.
! Mf1pmauia. and Hon - Harry. In the pools
/ Mag mania sold at $50. White stockings at $50.
f.,I li,r- Aitci -rern. se,cral um,. thcy got fle
fa., ~, i'1r,'rin a. oi,,- a' III, inn In .
! lrt.o. de- lcai in -, 'ron Ma1omaiua. Lady sucl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-15
JOE BRIDLET's ROTTEN SCHEMES.
His Notions OF Lire Insurance by which lie
BanLruptcd Two Companies.


"JOe Bradley was the organizer OF the
NJ. -, vital ~, t,o.,,,,,, ,...,.... >,
Wv v''ScS M".""' i'''c i'9"i' Oo"P"hS'
81 the comnanv. cx-Gov Parker. yesterday,
o' n~gr
Joe br"u'N
Yes. that's what every ono calls him here in
N,,url IT,, il known EVERYWHERE else as
~ 80 ~, ,-,.t =, .,..,....,. -
Aluudr 30 Oh 'nc A''''" '' 'o''.'''.NSi"''
But the New Jersey Mutual Lilo WIS not
.,,.,... ,,. ,,,, insurance comunnv was ?"
~, hn,'.ts ,.,,, pr,,rov
~ III INC i''''N'i : n"""H "'N' hi"''''
organized the company 10 carry out some
.,..,,,l ar ,,., s.hnuio i'm life Insurance. of his
'f " | =, -, . 80 rs.,..
own invention IL WIS Il oIt "l 'l-l"'l''uu'c
plau and there il not "A good insurance man
a,,.,,b,rn ,vho knows ANYTHING about il who
''"' VIZ II, -. r.e.f,,... .t.. an
docs not say thal N'iS h'h-"i''''"l' i"" WI
ruin any company that follows it, Then Brad
I,,. h..l a., it,, obout low ratios 80 as 10 get "A
i'' ,'''" u" ' - -, -
big business, so ne ana several o'h'rs ors"h-
i2cd the New Jersey Mutual Life. Bradley was
,t..,..,,,,,,. o,t oo,,,.,I un snid Ia MIR s
"" " 'u"ry "ns #, i,, ,, I,,.,,rs " N,yart
i 49,, ,tt,, HIM., Ia, G,I Mr. UnhlrI tnnunv
g. w., ,r j., ,,is anuniry md nm, ROM ia
i, W u ,"' r. y" IA, un ,,nt MI ri tho n0urnnv
"N ~, Il al IN, no Inn, lint h,, ,v,nt
w. ~ - TO-, H. ~ tl', S'n,rr,nn Court
VIZ " ' ~ ~ s,rf,,'t' a., t,inn NM ln,v nre.
ii ,.u LIE n.i, w. ~, s,,..,a-. -, ~ W pa
"ai'tV I'V i is7N ~ "nnn.nv wns insolycnt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-15
NEw JnRsnl's GHAENnicK r.iRTr;
4 Convention Of Less than Finy Persons
Iho.. ID. Hosey for Governor.

TRENTON Aug. li.-Thc Independent
Grccnhnrk Convention WIS held in this city to-
day When the convention was called 10 order
only twcniy-ninc persons were in the room, in
Guiding reporters, spectators. and delegates. A
temporary organization WIS Effected, commit
toes appointed. AMI after recess permanent
organization WIS had Mr. f. G. Bliss Of New
ARK was elected President. with five Vice Pros,
dents and Secretaries There's solutions adopted
dcuouncc the policy 81 the Administration in
contracting the currency. and charged IL with
bong the cause of the lnhor troubles. Both the
Republican and Democratic parties were con
drnnrd H. WAS also the press which. II was
alleged, Ma- subsidized and bought up by capt
tnll@ts. The repeal Of tho law excepting groom
backs from hciLg received for revenue duties,
nud Nh" Iu-sasr IF an act making the green
hn'k~ equal 10 gold, WIS demanded. The Hon.
Thomas u. HnN"y ot Paterson WINS nominat'd
for Governor 10y exclamation. lie delivered an
address. lu Whirh h" cNpH nod the principle
Of the Greonhark party Oth"r spe"rhcs fol-
low 81, aui alter the Hlliouiurnl Of "a state TX
ntutlNr Committees. M" ronN niiun ADJOURNED.
Al no time Were thrr" ovrrillty pnrsoLs present
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-15
My UEBER'S DINCOJERY.


Collector Max Weber, having been led to
suspect tie place at the junction Of the Boue-
ward and l2ath street, formerly occupied rs the
National Car spring Company. raided il yestor-
day morning. H. WAS accompanied 10y Capt.
Lcary and five police oni.rrs from the VI nlui-
tanville station. The house was surrounded.
and then Deputy Collectors Wills and Crawford
hud others hiukf open the doors and mad "a
dash inside. In the cellar they found all the
apparatus for making wh -,ov. inclui M % ri III
Ions of mnsh All the workmrn had he'd. \
long su' trrrnnnnn pnssHS" WIS found Leading
from Ia" cellar io vacant Lot some distance
away. \ man ia "a red shirt and blue ONrralls
WIS caught crawling out Of il. Bnfur" Commis-
sioncr Shields he guvrhi name as John Smith.
lie WIS tnkrn To- Ludlow street lail ia default of
$4,000 bail. Ihe sun was DESTROYED.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-15
siTINGs BANK REPORTs.
What Nine city Institution. Have and Owe
Kcsourccs md I.ImbIIIMca.

ALBANY, Aug. 1i-ThC first installmcnt OF
July reports Of the New York city savings banks
is herewith forwarded. Twobanks. the Clinton
and Yorkvillc. have failed since January last:
man,, co., wv 30 ' rar ynac OF sane %"
umn,d sm.rku value Of -tock.. $50 w d" loan. on
cash nhank $50 iia93 ca-ion Maud ~ 40 ~ making,
tor. s7st 6i H .urniu. s-a - 81 orcn nrconni IN
1u "',l RAJ, oI inrtci IHd 10 ig - ~ mont -
Due dciu-iior., sSl2"oo2 surplus. So, 7 49, open ac-
Mouonoiiau- BOND. anl MORTGAGES. sa.fu.5i7. .iork
inv stmcnt- cost. s3i21o,3l7 par value OF s,uuc.
.rli1 inmd on .iocRs sonf~i hankine nous ai
"a AZ c co NJ , Plu i. Ia state a" e@- 81 y,
1853, aud other rc.ources. maknr total Ut sd2i,..
sii * ofcn accounts 81 july pGii rnit o nicicst
Torcd on jan ''N iss5 6@ i,np. s is Hs%e 49,
surplus Siil ~ " oI"n accounts. ",iNA -
s,ui2 7- RI estimated market value OF same san,
50 80 banking hou-, aul lot at ce- sinl. 81 ~ cash
r ,c matg r,, i ~, 81 ~ 40 4, pWe dcri
tor, slWgm.l"'' surplus. S~lelSNl. oprn accounts
aGd ncr ,n Tie Sam. bnns rporid o jan T. wv
Due d,.o'it9r- silo4'i5o' surplus, soo'ju'IV open
,Ne,ioual fash in bank. seo' ea' due dcpositors,
49," "'lnI lulhi,c. 20" surliu. 1850 OF ,.
dlo,tors. sli7un. surplus. s~SJS. olcn accounts.
mcnt. cost s5Uio0J -, ar value sac s5I 800 c.u.
mated market ,aiug oi same. siS.2iI6i banking house
s-,s II cash in bank sln'rlB aG cash on hnud go
81 Is I na G Tacf q ~ l"a n' and nj
thereon, s2i3.G' ~ surplus s1~5h- X. oru accounts
aIrr cent TIE same bank reported ON Jan 1877 Due
Ia. River Bond. and MORTGAGES. sa5o1 s2,i stock in.
mated market value SInt7. l62 loaned on siocks sis
rcn estate. at o.i si4is 81 cash in bank sas'5a a.
.ash on 20, -wt't "a. aud other resource making a
interest rad de- ro,ors m ia,i ,S month : and q y,