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New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
TIE EIGHT OF FAITH.

Dr. Ysirp,aH. at Ne Central MsiOdH Bpsoopal Church
Eight the good fight Of faithp was the text
from which DR. Newman preached yesterday morning
God helps him who helps himself" said the
preacher. Life is struggle for bread, for
knowledge, for purity. This the order
Of Heaven II Is the order Of Nature. And think sir
that with all your learning your knowledge OF history
and your experience with men, you eaunot propose
better plan There two plans to the Almighty
In the 60 make axe man nachine % 70 De
make him he yotionhi creature. capable OF mo
HoSd HSS snS seee Rs latter Yo the Of Ru@Sny
az this plan creation aud life constant But the
eternal order OF things tho expression OF Him who Is
wiser than the wisest
The text Is more than martial figure. II Is the e1
preston OF fact. Is implies that there battles 60
hight, there difficulties De overcome. II Is
tanned by other passages In the Old Testamon and by
the words OF christ 80 then human me Is battle
proves that all the developments OF higher nature
from conflict and action. without action there Is
no siRnnoance In life There are more fools IN palaces
there phosOphers and there are more phioso
piers ia novels than there fools The great minds
OF ths century have not appeared IN royal families
Were the Priuce of Wales set 70 work bo would become
a useful man. The who have mnde their marx In
the world nave been nurured In want They often
their greatest success 10 tho discipline that has brought
forth Their best endeayors Now and then ono born to
wealth has had the courage 10 place himself under
discipline and has achieved Rreatness but there
are few among the ranks OF the great who have not
been brought there through adversely This Is the
OF uature-deyeOpment. Give us not genius but com
for common sense Is genius put TO practical
Then. young man. away with your caprice and II God
has thus ordained nature accept the
heroes In the strife Lot us look the philosophy
OF life hnd and let determine that out Of the
conflict shall come waving our banners In the name
OF the Lord Heaven has ordained that the blessings
shall rather IN the struggle than in the victory.
Man H. but always TO be. best" II there Is 10 be
no struggle Heaven, then to be eternal monot-
ony, aud would rather remain on earth. We are GU
gagged against eOatOna coalition OF the world, the
1esh and the devil. Our creates; enemy Is self. He
who conquers these eonquers for Heaven Then be
heroes IN the strife and you shall have the victory ana
the glory such as this world ~ not worthy Of
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
A SUSPECTED FoRGER ARRESTED.

SUSPECIED fOhdEh AhhEol LD'
NORMAN C. MARTIN CAPTURED IN OHIO AND
BROUGHT TO THIS CITY.
The arrest of Norman G. Martin, alias George
Warren nc Youngst OniO on Friday for an alleged
participation in the $4,000 forgery ON the Union Trust
Company Is not regarded by detectives in this city "a
likely TO throw any additional light upon the forgery IL
self The crime was committed in January 1877 and the
check after passing through gold brokers' hands, was
paid ON presentatOn After 1t declared forgery
the Union Trust Company for long time declined TO
pay it. believing that no forgery had been committed
To avoid a lawsuit the trust company at length as
sumed the loss and many detectives employed to
secure the apprehension OF the guilty persons bro"n'
Chadwick Colonel Nelson, and several Others were ar
rested but after being he'd in ial long tme OF auV
ted TO bail they are all at liberty and no further
sens have been taken toward prosecuting them. War
rem alias Martin 1t is alleged has been wanted Tor
long time the insurance company claiming to have evil
dence which fully identities him as one OF the men VINO
uttered the forgery Upon information that Warren was
in the West Dr. s. H. Carney, OF the New YORK LIE IN
suTance Company, started Tor CleVeanu iass WEI zen
seal rch was made for Warren, who was iound aG the
County Fair YOUNGSTOWN, acting as an eAhlDtof oI
Cleveland he dened all knowledge OF the forgery ana
consented come TO this city at once Slnou' & tnd
f0rmahty OF requisitOn, DR.. Carney ana
DeIectve Reeves arrived in the city yesterday with
Warren who was locked up in r cell at the Ienlpal
lice Court this morning Warren said yesterday that ne
would have no trouble In proving an allDl as he was
NOT in or near this city at the time ot the forgery
well-knOwn detective said that the investigation OF
the forgery had shown that some one cohnecttsu
with the insurance company had lurnlsneh the
cancelled check from which the traced check
was made aud the next regular nuinDet on INC oheCA
book Of the eompanyi YET ne CLAIMS hn % Clerk fe also
stated that had already cost the TWO companies inter
ested over 200 TO hunt down the forgefs IL ls u
derstOOd that Brown and CHADWICK VIII DO usou 10
witnesses against Warren.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
pouBrING sTATEN IsLANp JUSTICE.

Over a year ago, Mrs. Peterson, of West
ned sued Charles Walker, proprietor Of the West End
Hotel, at TOttenyle under the Civil Damage Act, for
selling liquor 10 her husband and obtained Judgment
Walker then caused the arrest OF Mr. Mundy and tile
Rev. Hiram opdyke-then the Methodist preacher in
Tottenville but preaching In New-Jersey-for al
legged conspiracy in inducing Mrs Peterson prosecute
him Mr.. Opdyko was released by the Supreme Court
and then sued Walker for damages for causing his
rest This suit Is now pending In the Supreme Court
and the plaintiff moves for e0ange OF venue 10 Kings
County, the ground that impartial rla be
had In Richmond County. His AFFIDAVIT alleges that a
majority OF the jurymen Of the county are nimioal to
the Excise Laws.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
VIEWS OF GERMAN-AMERICAN CITIZENS.

The Executive Committee Of the German
American Independent Citizens Association met yeser
day. to about for carrying on the cam
psgn. Tammnny Han vigorously attacked, and the
speakers declared that everything possible should be
done 10 defeat that organization Mr.. Esasser moved
that delegates be either the Republican or TO the
Antl-Tammany County Conventions, TO act with them
against the common enemy but Justice Otierbourg
thought It would be digned for the association
10 hold It's County Convention fret and that confer
ences with the other associations could be had later II
was finally resolved 20 appoint committee 90 decide
upon time, and 20 make arrangements Tor holding the
convention.
Messrs Elinger, Boss and Miller were appointed TO
draft resolutions protesting against the SpnOa steam
heating scheme and TO submit them 10 the Board OF At
dermen on Tuesday. Mr.. Boss represents the German
Property Owners Association.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
LAYING THE CORNER STONE OF A CHAP

A band of a dozen nuns attached to the
order known the "Lte Sisters Of the Poor"
from France about eight TO establish branch
house In this city They arrived here st. Miohaes Day
and for three years worked quietly living in tenement
house in Thirty-seeOnd-st building erected In
1873 In seyenteth-st Thrdave.. for the purpose
OF giving home TO poor old people OF all denominations.
The Institution s supported mainly by the ams which
the nuns receive begging from door door Yeser-
day being 81. Michaes Day, the celebrated the
anniversary Of their arriY In this country by laying
the corner stone OF new chapel The structure
will adOin their dwelling. It viii be OF brick 80 feet
wide and l75 feet deep. YcarG General Quinn Ofciated,
assisted by Father Farley the Cardinals secretary.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
RETURN OF GILMORE'S BAND.
ITS LEADER GIVES A RosE-CoLoRED PICTURE OF
THE EUROPEAN TRIP.

THE EUROPEAN TRIP.
Gilmore's band arrived in this city yester-
day by the steamer Mose after an absence OF nearly
five months during which II has given series OF con
cers in the principal cities OF Europe Mr. Gilmore, In
speaking Of his venture said that his band had met
with an undoubted "While." said he, " we do
not propose TO enrich the country with the amount OF
gold we have brought back, muscaly speaking, we have
had an immense success. with press predisposed
against u.s. we have accomplished everything we desired
We have given $50 concerts, aud have played In Eng
land Ireland Scotland, Belgium, Holland, France and
Germany. In Germany met with the great
est favor. In London played the Rhapsodes
OF IisEt and the overture 20 Taunhauser,
which no English band had ever attempted.
Many amusing Incidents happened at some OF our con.
certs. In Ireland. when the band performed COD
Save the Queen Ru Britannia, the music or the
Instruments would be drowned by hisses mingled with
scattering from the loyal lrsn Ihon when We
would follow with st. Patrioks Day the cheers from
the disoyal element would be deafening."
Mr. Gilmore said that he glad 20 reach home.
He thought that NewYOrk furnished better material for
an orchestra or band any city IN the world lie
was sorry hear that Theodore Thomas was about 10
leave New-YOrk. The members OF hIs own band, ne
said, we're nearly all married mon, and were retoiced
see families again. The iact OF their having
families was OF their return nt this time,
good offers had received 10 play Vienna and also
In Russia The report that the trip mad proved failure
be declared TO be unfOundcd. He said the band would
probably give concert soon.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
SUNDAY TRAINS on THE EAST SIDE.

Trains were run OH the New-YOrk Elevated
Railroad on the East sde yesterday, from 1880 n.
until 8 p. m. They were made up Of three eaeh
aud ran the Battery to sKtyseyenth-sL stopping
at all stations The average time Of each trip was
twenty-eglt minutes. and nearly oil tho trains
time Until / d. a train left each end OF the road
every ten minutes. DuIiug the afternoon the trains
were run intervals of five minutes The officials Of
the road estimated that $1,000 tickets sold
the East side during the day. There were no cheap
Ira
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30

early dnys OF Club, when that prosperous
Institution was its infancy aud struggling for an ex-
istcnce Mr. Hall was indcfatble 10 his efforts TO ad
vance ifs prosperity, and worked unremttngy 20 that
end. This energy permeated throughout his whole
lfe-wOrk, and carried with IL 50 much genality aud
that friends arose on every side Above
ALL he was nun of the stretest honor aud integrlty
Ills word good as his bond, and his friend
ship once given was answering and un5haken. he u
moutned those are mOurDed who have won love anu
respect by good deeds and honest lives.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
THE REY. FLAYEL s. MINEs.

The Rev. Flavel S. Mines, who died at St.
Louis on the 14th INST, a Of the late Rev. +.
s. Mines the author OF the work. well known among
Episeopalans, entitled "A Presbyterian Clergyman
Looking for the Church" He graduate OF Trinity
College and OF the General Theological Seminary. He
possessed considerable logical acumen aud a clear
inclsyo writer. He early espoused what is known as
the Catholic school OF thought in the Epis-
coral Church, and for number OF Years
WAS one OF ia prominent advocates In this city.
When The Church Monthly magazine was developed INTO
The ChU eh Weekly newspaper, ana became organ OF
the Calhohc movement IN the Episcopal Church, Mr..
Mines appointed OF it's editors. Prior to his
residence IN NewYurk lao RecfOr OF Grace Church.
Cherry Valley In this State, aud subsequently, Of Christ
Church ElstpOrt Me- la 1874 he lott New York 10 take
charge OF 81. Johns Churcn Peoria, H., from winch
place called n 1876 rrinlty Church, Mason,
Tenn. He was frequent contributor, anonymously TO
church magazines,
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
DECIsIONs-sFPr. %

Supreme Court Chambers-By Judge Lawrence.
Knapp Francouer granted Schneider agt Schneider
Order granted.
BY Judge Danels-In the matter Of One.huadred and.
twenty SeyeDthst Opinion. In tho matter Of Deerng-
Opinion.
by Judge Denohue,-Corpen egt. ConelL-Afdavit not
sufficient must be taken before the referee Spenny
mgs Bank agt Crowin-Appy TO Judge WestbrOOk
SBeeiGt TsTBY Judge LaWrenCA CA-MaTalal aud another
agt Robertson and RnOtheE-Grantcd.
Common Pleas-SDeciGI Ierm--BY judge j. f. DAILY.
Thomas Clark the Mechanics National New.
Y0rk-NeW trial ordered abide the event; see
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
PULPIT LESSONS.
THEMES OF NEw-YoRK PREACHERS.

SERMONS BY THE REY. DRs. DEEMs, NEWMAN AND
HUGH MILLER THOMPSON.
The attendance in the churches yesterday indi-
Gated that tho people had generally returned from
the country. DIR. Deems preached about SolomOns
Search for Happiness, and DR.. Newman about the
Fight Of Faith, while DIR. Hugh Miller Thompson
at Christ Church, of which no was formerly tho
the Holy War
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
OBITUARY.
PETER MONAGHAN.

Ex-Alderman Peter Monaghan died yester-
day at No 0 Prince-st from malaria fever Mr.. Mon
Afghan was in his sixtieth year He was
born and lived all his life in the Fourteenth Ward which
he represented councilman IN 1884 and 80. and as
alderman IN So and 81 lie was active member OF
the Tammany Society. wife aud niue children sur
yye him. The funeral VIII take place from the Cathe-
drnl ON "Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
A FATAL COLLISION ON THE HUDSON,

1t is now believed that the collision ON the
Hudson River. rear Glenwood. Thu sday night be-
tween the schooner Warren Gates and the tugbOst
Atlas, caused the loss OF life. the eoOTed
the schooner Is missing. He below the time Of
the collision, and consequently II 10 feared he went
down with the vessel.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30

FEMININE LOGIC-Business- wife to her
busy husband" I'm you charge TOO much for your
pictures. my love, beautiful they III you were to
ask quarter the price, you would sell twice many"
-lpunPh
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
ERn YORK CITY


5th.ave. ~. 456 It Of 46th-st 16.8x76; William
Belden 70 WilUam r Magic.
same propertyi William Magic 10 Emma II Beldea
4oth,. >, 100 Il " ot 5thave, 25xlO05 William
Belden 10 William Magic.
same property William Magic 10 Emma r Belden
Westehester Raroadst, 3. loo II Of st. Ann'save,
S2xlOO irregular J de La Mare referee, 70
walker-st No 6s (Oneseyenth part Of) also walker
st, No 10 also 41th-s 8, l23 II " Of 9th-ave. 20
xl579, irregular Joseph Auerbach. referee. 90
Richard LAWRENCE.
Henry sc mo 293), 24N7S.3 Philip II Vernon, ref
cree, 10 Annie CrOnin
Honryst no 2D3). 24X77.ll John Cronin 10 AMMO
waikerst, cor Cortland alley, "a 5xIOi.S; T II
Lane referee 10 AntODette r. Wood ..--..-.........
Am0s-st, dot No 32). 22x63.6; Charles Allare 70
Perry 81 tNos 90 and 6il. S7x05 Edward Cunning.
ham and wife 10 Harriet ID Green: ---...--....
Old Boston Post Road cor Westchester ave- ifreg.
ular (24th Ward f Dakin referee, to Julia g s
Lexngtonave, 5 W cor 3BtIl-st 33Sx74 w Dixon.
referee. to the Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY
39thst, 3S5 II OF bth-ave. 20NSo.S; 9Ohn Ia Bfo-
and vile 20 George kp..... -.----.----..
26th-st n s. 28O II " Of l0th-ave 4OX9S.9 Ann
Hawk add husband to Martin Byrne.. ......,...,.-..
3d.ave, $, S2.3 fin OF 36th-st 23xlOO; George A
Halsey. referee. to Henry 9 kingsley ;.-.-
6Oth.st, s. $50 Il " OF lst-aYet lbKlOO.0 w kei
ley, referee. 10 Harrison Johnston
13thst 8 s, 200 n W OF Ave-C. Z3Ixl033; Il SpfOut
referee 10 cOrnelia Trimbe.
I26th,st n 3 I45 n W OF 2dave, 20x99.ll Francis
BretteIl and wife b Daniel Mapes .-..-..
Same property Elizabeth sinclair and husband TO
%.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
ARRIVAL OF AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERs.

The Australian cncketers arrived from
Europe yesterday In the steamship City OF Richmond
after very successful tour England where they de-
feated the best English eeYens In number OF games
They will visit the Hoboken cricket grounds to-day.
This evening they win visit the Park Theatre by invita-
ton OF Manager Abbey. Tomorrow and Wednesday
they will play an international match against the New
York eighteen the 81. Georges grounds. The follow
In comDose the two teams.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Saturday, Sept 2s, 1879
The following sales were held az the Ex.
change salesroom to-day.
BJ0ha T. Bond
5-story brick building with lot No 33t East 6sh.st
l75 II Of lsi-avp, lot 2Jx07 EdW BOlkhart $50
htcNdrd v. HdFBesL
3-stOry brick building and stable with lot No 207
East 30thst n 5, 900 II Of 3d-aye lot "a 3x9SSx
2SGx3O9xl 4.3x68: Harrison JohnstOn...... 1000
l 4.story brown house with lot No 333
pUTehaser = zoD - y u same 1000
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30

A. Marsh Of 81 Georges r. 7. Crusa Of 81 George J; T
j. Frazer, OF st. George; p W. NO
Gran of 81 George G. W. Of ST. George J. B slogh Of
ST George; r. COnoyer OF 81 George J. r. eastman OF
Allen OF st. George; O. GleA Of st. George A.
Harvey staten Island J. Moore Of staten Island - T.
Spragne Island r. W. Stevens Of staten lhland
W. brewster OF Manhattani r. Greg Of Manhattan j. RO-
gan, Of Manhattan.
AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN.
C. Bannerman OF New south Wales A. Zimmerman. OF New
South Wales SpOhOrth OF New south Wales r. Garrett,
Of New Wales W. Murdook. Of Now South Wales D.
w Gregory Of New South Wales J. MoBloc 4ham Of Vic
toriA r. Allan OF Victoria r. Horan Of NiotOrai T. Ken
dali, OF Victoria q. III. Bailey, OF Tasmania
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
Brooklnn RsaI estals ZOE sale.

EOR SALE on Brooklyn Heights, the first
class foursOry nst0ne house No. 81 Pterrepont
the location OF the
HsghJ the property Will be sold low and
easy terms. For particulars apply 10 HOWARD, SAN
GER & Co. AGA Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
eitp Rial estate for Sale

NWU LlEUI NbIUIt 4UI NWIL
A BARGAIN.--An elegant nearly new brown
"A hgstOOp fresceed and furnished house 25x65K
57th-st) wide. beautiful and quiet street,
terms 10 suit Apply 70 ALVIN }. JOHNSON, owner, IL
Great Jonesst. near Broadway.
CORNER 40TH-ST. and PARK-AVE -Four
~ story high stoOp house for sale In perfect
order high ground good drainage great bargain Also,
adjoining house; medium size. Apply on premises,
NO. 72 EAST 53D-ST.
SUPERB MEDIUM-sIzED BRAND NEW HOUSE,
decided bargain. v. h. sTENENsO6. ".
DEARL-ST.-W SELL business property
u at a bargain largo lot 5-st0ry building. rutland
a WHITING, BeekmaD.st
6eS 5TH-AVE.
ONEeI FINEST NEW FULIrSIZE EXTENSION
HOUSE now for sale In NeW.YOrk. Please examine IT.
V. K STEVENSON. r..
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Lew Moses assault and battery sper perjury
Joseph eusee, burglary Sa all Whaey dsordery house
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
THoMAs ]. HAIL.

y
From TIE Rei0- York; tEesaiag ErDresa
The death of Thomas j. Hall, one of the
ruesl, noblest ami Ee-erous Of men, rcca.s GLe
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
Gitn DrOpertp 90 EeL

Gitn Dropertp 90 EeL
A THIRD FLOOR TO LET-Unfurnished;
N cOnvenences for housekeeping No az West 92csL-
FURNISHED for WINTER, near 5th-ave,
53dst, large house ana stable also printed lists re
duced Offices Pine st. 80 East l7hst and 0ol 9t
V. X. sTEYENsON,Jr
DLEASANT APARTMENTS.-S and ten
i rooms In good all cOnvenences; reasonaDls
rents. Apply 10 JANIToR 3lS East 7shst or TrouaS
Binding.
SPLENDID PARLOR FLO0R.-FOur rooms,
- furnished everything for housekeeping piano prysss
bath. hot water gas $40 monthiyi private nous" IA
East s7thst
ITO RENT-Part of beautiful house nice
peighborhoOd house heated lady renting viii be GLAD
board with family which must be small Address ~ Wes'
45tb-st
'I'O LET-Part of large Office or deskr0Om
i Inquire at 32 Broadway. Room =.
WINCHESTER APARTMENT HOUSE,
w Broadway Just above stst recently completed every
thing excellent light aud yentiaton; three l
Venienty arranged for housekeeping also lars"
front on first floor; reduced rates
0s(A EAST BROADWAY To let-basement
SIOO floor; well adapted for laundry.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
Gounlrp properIp 20 Eet.

:,
AT ROSEILE. NJ as minutes from New
n York on Central r. II. OF n. J. (tO trains eson VI"
daily and after Nov. H. fratciass house eonDNs
'' N' A. ID. HOPE
ll9 9Libertysk-
RO0NTON, n. Furnished house TO "a
NJ from November 1. IL rooms: high oeilnSs5 ga
10 walk from depot terms mO"oA'e .
dress P. o. Box 1884, Boonton, N j. -----------
NOTTAGE and FIVE ACRES at GARRl.
I SONS opoos,ts eat Point Address FiSHkiLb
SAVINGS BANK FishKnl, N. "
OITY aud COUNTRY combined.-Nearesss
desirable suburban Locality, best line OF travel Out@
lower NeW.Ycrk ODy 40 minutes several express tth
cheap fares growing aegbborhood house has eight soelns
rOOma wide halls piazzas gnA water ba ath, sese
heater range tubs lsrge garaen wit9 vines ns Y
lawns aud shade win let AT go unt April formerly cs u
see Apply at West EhEaOeth Improvement Company es
near PAssonger Dsp0ts Central RRWay Of NewJessey'
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
COuntrp Real estate for Sale.

AT SOUTH ORANGE, N. J.-For sale. hand
n house 10 rooms. modern improvements nice
lawn small fruits Sci six minutes from depot; might
change smaller bOuse Address the owner W. s. H. Look
BOx 2A7 HOhOken. ~ ].
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30

DULKHEAD WATER FRONT, near city,
I'D for chemical works factories Tefneries c also blocks
for dwellings for sale very low terms r. A YOUNG,
engineer. &C. 20 Exehange place.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
ReaI @slate 10 @rrhanae.

EXCHANGE or SALE-20 miles Out--ele-
H CANT house barn twelve growing crops lovely
home great for cash; worth $4,000 permanent
mortgage agents notice Hail. 234 BrOadwy
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-21
ORDINANCE NO. 40.

Al Ordinance n relation the Office If Citv Assessor
OF Carson CITY, The duties and compensation Of said
officer
Inc E"ari % Trustees If Carson CITY do or,iain.
~Eefi"% Z. The City Assessor of Carson Civ shah ANN,
A. 49, All r&Ntole PROPERTY OF tn abituls Of said
Sky, Nh Ne and being in said city city t.xatior =,
ne time spd in the same manner he a,sp-s,, a1
f~'sftv 1"r State and county taxation He shall r,,,
maxi separate Assessment Roll Of such assessment hut
shall place and extend the same upon the Assessment Roll
made for state and ecunty taxation 10y him.
SHCrbN . The City Assessor Of said City shall receive
annUal saary If hundred dolara in United States
gold coin winch sa be in fail for Ill services render4
by him 10 said city - such officer
Sslcr0S g. Al Ordinances heretofore adopted 40 far
only they conflict @1th he provisions u TINS Ordinance
are hereby fJTvai-d.
Approved. JAS. A ST CLAIR
carson Cry, June II, lS.7 ProsSden. E~o teI2
Attest: AIRED HELK, Iie-t.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-21
COUNTY TAEhGUREq'S SEHI- RN0&l
REPORT.
a1VYf1 TEKAsJblk's UrT1cr,
IAGsoE CITY, OrusiJ County, H"' I'll
January =, lStS

To the B.-rl II County Commissioners n 'ris ~ L't!
&.V4&!h:
Gesl.lernen ter.1s;h submit my report ii t1y bt7l
rze Of the county Treasurer uhee Tor tA hI Ge1 md
in2 U.>-1n!1r 81, 1911
On Tie Isl Of 1q,y. 1871 there IN Ii -~'' - -l'y