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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20
The McGarraIlan Investigation.
PROCEEDINGS TO-DAY

1he McGarrahan investigation was resumed
this morning at II O'Clock before the Senate
committee on public lands. Senators Booth
OgleSby, Mcdonald, Garland and Plumb We're
present. The committee had already notified
counsel that all evidence must be i'm by half
past clock.
The first witness called was Warwick Mar
tin, lawyer of New York, who was previously
connected with Franck and McGarrahanin in ne
g01latlng the sale contract of the New Idria
Mine IN 1872. He testified that i'm the spring
of that year he had been authorized by VIM
Thompson to sell the mine to him for half
million dollars. Those negotiations failed at
the time. On the following spring they were
resumed, 1t being represented by Mr. Shaw,
OF McGarrahanS counsel, that Marshal O'ROb-
erts and Moses Taylor, of New York, were to
hnd the capital. This also failed
A letter written by Mr.. Shaw was produced
TO impeach the testimony of Mr.. Stevens on
the point that he had been solely empowered
TO prepare the scheme for capitalizing a COM
pany..,
While Mr.. Martin was on the stand. Col.
Burdette introduced the list of Congressional
stockholders about which there has been so
much comment, and which was published in
counsel, and offered to show by witness how
this list came into his possession. Gen. Logan
protested that the list. which had already been
repudiated by the New Idria counsel and ac-
knowledged to be bogus by them before the
committee, should not now be given any
weight whatever. The committee ruled this
evidence as entirely extraneous.. The COM
mittee also ruled out the contract for sale and
transfer, purporting to have been drawn up i'm
San Francisco, and signed only by Franck.
Among the evidence introduced by the de-
tense was the sworn testimony of Hon. John
p. Usher: Secretary of the Interior under Lin.
coin, before the district court of Kansas IN
May; 1873, that his attention had been called
by Hon. Caleb Smith to the McGarrahan pa
tent, MIR. Smith saying that he had carefully
investigated the claim and believing il well
This decision he had affirmed after review of
the merits of the case. The sworn testimony
of Judge Usher goes to confirm the evidence
already in that President Lincoln had actually
signed the patent, and that it was subsequent
ly withheld from McGarrahan'S possession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20
BENJAMIN Moves Arratgued.

NEWARK, April 2O.-Benjamin Moves was i'm
the court of quarter sessions yesterday to an
Swer the indictment charging him with per-
Keasby, of counsel for Noyes said that before
date was fixed for trial he desired TO be in
formed whether there were four indictments
against his Client aS appeared on the records,
or only three, as produced here. He added
that his client was not informed OF the perjury
Indictment when he was arrested i'm Washing
ton. The case is 10 be tried on Mays.
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American Products for Europe.

NEW YORK, April 2U-SiX steamers for Eu-
rope to-day take good list of passengers and
full freight, including 205,000 bushels of grain
NOVOO American cigars, large quantities of
dry goods, beef, and ali kinds OF provisions
and produce, canned meats, 800 head of cattle,
"a horses Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20

THE DELAWARE PEACH CRoP-A special
dispatch to the New York Times from Lewes,
April Is, says: The mild weather OF February
gicu, and when the extremely cold weather of
the latter part of March set in, forming ice an
ince thick i'm many places, the peach growers
were very much alarmed and expressed the
and, indeed, until last week it was generally
Thought that the peaches were seriously in
jured but now most Of the growers are OF the
opinion that should there be no more hard
frosts the yield of fruit win be fully equal to
the full crop of previous years"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20

today were Secretaries Eyarts and Schurz
Senators Dawes and Bruce, and Representa-
nyes Hardenburgh, Blair, Dwight, Tucker
Robinson, Cabell, Campbell (Pa.), Townsend
IN. Y.), Ittner and Willets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20

CHRIsTY's EXPERIENCE IN STREET CAR
road company and W. r. Switzerland, driver
of Bleecker street car, for putting him out
because he would not put his fare i'm the box.
The jury gave Christy a verdict for si25, but
Judge Sanford set it aside because it was ex-
eessiYe.-[N. T. Sun, 18th.
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Paid I'm Gold.
Dead.

NEW YORK, April 20.-Myenberg's silk ope-
ratiyeS at Patterson were paid i'm gold yester-
day, the first time in seventeen years.
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CHICAGO BANKRUPTs.-The following peti.
uons In bankruptcy were filed in Chicago yes
sale grocer, secured debts $4,000, unsecured
S6OVO, due on accommodation paper sl6l, 600.
assets 0e acres Iowa land. Emanuel Bruins
wick, OF 4. Brunswick & Co, billiard table
manufacturers, liabilities sl25,0Q0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20

NEW YORK, April 20.-Letters from General
Maceo state that a new Cuban provisional
government has been formed, and hostllities
against the Spaniards renewed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20

ARREST OF BANK PREsIDENT.-Harry A.
Mcintyre, president of the Lake City bank of
Colorado, who is charged with embezzlement
to the extent OF 100000, war arrested yester
day in New York on a reQuisition from the
governor of Colorado, and started for Denver
diraef ~~%'~s
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Entrants To Liberia DELAYED.

NEW YORK, April 20.-Bark AZOr, with Ii.
berian emigrantS, has not sailed yet from
Charleston, having been obliged to discharge
l4l people Illegally taken as pasSengers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20

FLAGS WERE AT HALF-MAsT in Lowell,
Mass, yesterday, i'm memory of what the tele-
gram from that city styles the Baltimore
massacre in 1851" On that occasion twelve
citizens OF Baltimore were killed and only
four Massachusetts, ssOldiers.-I Baltimore Sun,
I0-dQU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20

BOSTON, April 20-Rev. p. f. Lyndon, vicar
general OF the archdiocese of Boston, died last
night after a brief illness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20

MEETING OF UNEMPLOYED MINERs-Fiye
hundred miners and labOrers met near Potts.
vile, Pa, yesterday afternoon for the purpose
OF proposing plans TO ask the authorities of the
state TO legisiate in their behalf for Immediate
aid to enable them to provide for themselves
and suffering families. Petitions were signed
asking the state TO appropriate several mill
ions OF dollars and purchase iron and with.
hold il from the market for several wears so
as to enable the iron interests TO resume and
thereby make demand for coal or take any
other prompt measures to create work in the
region. Several speakers addressed the meet
ing, and resolutions were passed requesting
miners, laborers and workmen of other sec
liohs OF the state to address the Legislature on
the same subject. Meetings are TO be held
throughout the Mahony valley by the working
people generally for the same purposes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20

vENTIoN, at Atlanta, Ga, yesterday contin-
ued the discussion of Sunday school work.
DIR. Plumer, of Columbia, 8. c., made an ad-
the south, urging their claims TO religious
care. The Massachusetts delegation re-
Quested the honor OF shaking hands with the
speaker. The international lesson committee
for the next seven years was appointed, also a
new executive committee for the next three
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20

LOST AT SEA.-The schooner Lady Wood.
bury, from Portland, Me-, fos Jamaica, Janu-
uary IS, is given up for lost. The crew con.
sisted 0t Capt 7, ,, woodbury. and four men,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20

Mr.. A. NJ. CLAPP. editor of the Republican,
celebrated the forty-sxth anniversary of his
wedding yesterday with a family dinner party
at his residence, on q street northwest, at
which were assembled three of his children
all that remain on earth to bless his hale and
hearty old age-fOur grandchildren and one
great grandchild. The many friends of Mr..
Clapp and his eStimable wife wish them MANY
happy returns of the anniversary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20

FRIGHTENED INTO SUICIDE. Information
has reached the Indian office that an ignorant
emplOye at the Crow Creek agency, Dakota,
through whom irregularities at that office have
come to light, has been so frightened by the
threats OF the agent, trader, and clerk there
the rest of his days in the penitentiary, that he
has killed himself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20

MIR. CHARLES r. Dow will, it is understood
succeed Mr.. George NJ. Lamphere as assistant
appointment clerk of the Treasury, who in
turn succeeds General T. c. H. Smith as ap-
pOintment clerk, who vacates the Office as soon
as he can obtain his bond for his paymaster-
shin i'm the army
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20

THE INCOME TAX.-The committee on ways
and means has agreed to change the proposed
graded scale of income tax in their bill, and
substitute therefor a uniform two per cent
rate on all incomes over two thousand dollars
per annum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20

~ MT. VERNON PLACE VI. E. CHUR H,
G-Y SOUTH. corner 9th and h stS. NV
Preaching Tomorrow at II am. and D. m.
by the pastor, Rev. W. Z. HARRISON, ID. D..
chaplain House of Representatives Morning
service: The Resurrection of Christ Evening
service: The Fifth Day of CreatiOn.'' Pubc cor
daily invited, It.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20

THE SELECT COMMITTEE of the two houses
on the counting of the electoral vote will hold
their first joint conference next week, proba-
bly, OH Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20

SIX THOUSAND PENSIONERS MoRE-It is
stated at the Pension Office that already there
have been received six thousand applications
from persons claiming pensions under the act
lately passed by Congress granting pensions
to soldiers of the war of 1872 and their widows
To pay those from whom applications have
been received will take from the Treasury
consideration before Congress it was stated
on the floor of the Senate that the number of
pensioners would not be more than few hun.
drp6 ~ - S'' -.-
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STOLEN SPANISH BONDS RECovERED.-Early
in February last, at the request of the Spanish
minister, the Department of State made pub
lie list of certain stolen bonds of the Spanish
government, in order that their negotiation
might be prevented Information has now
been received that the greater part of the bonds
have been recovered and are restored to cir
culatiOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20

SUBSCRIPTIONS to the four per cent loan tOs
day amounted S5O,OOO
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THE DOLLAR MILLS ALL AT WORK.-The
director of the mint is informed that the coin
age of the new dollar has been commenced at
the Carson City mint. Coming having
been commenced at San Francisco last We'd
are at work on the standard silver dollar
The mint at Philadelphia has coined from
April 1st to the 18th inclusive. 1900 0G0 standard
silver dollars. This, added to the amount
coined in March. makes the whole amount
coined al thai mint 81 Sol 500
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~ SABBATH EVENING SERMONS ON
w. Prophecy by Rev. DR.. CHES TER, Pas
tor Of MetIOPOlital Presbyterian Church, Pa.
ave. and 4th street southeast. Tomorrow eve
ning continuation of the subject of 1.-THE VI ydern
Phases Of Infidelity as FOIetOld in the Prophe-
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CoMMIssARY CHANGE.-Capt Thos. Wilson
is relieved from duty at Boston, Mass, and
will proceed without delay to Washington
city, and relieve Capt. ChaS. Mcclure of his
duties as purchasing and depot commisSary.
Capt. Mcclure will proceed without delay to
New York city, and report to the command.
ing general department of the east, for assign
ment to duty as purchasing and depot com
misSary at Boston, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20

~ CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Vermont ave,
t~S between and % StTeets-PastOr, FRED
EBICK -. POWER. Preaching Tomorrow al IL
q ~, Taking Up the Cross pm. III w
Shall We Bury Our Dead Seats free. All well
come, l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-17

- >LE Or h>ILhOAD fQCIfAtNt
pursuance decrstai SALE made aud %.
In tho Circuit Court ot the United
southern District Of ohio In cer;an theron pond
la chancey wherein the New Bedford Institution tor
SAVINGS Is complainant aud tho Whitewater Valley Kali
Company and others are desadsnts will oes foe
sale. the Merchxnts Exchanse. In the city 1T Cu-
cinnat onio Saturday. the goth day OF July 1878. ~
~ o'clock i. NJ, and then anu there II ~ public
ton 70 the highest bides complying with tho terms Of
sale, tho following described Property, being
Railroad Equ pments and hitherto In upon the
Whitewater Valley kaiirosd. consisting OF Locomo-
tivssSos l. = aud q. two Passenger Cars
ana Mail Cars. box Cars thirty HAT Cars thirty
plcte Set Of Air Brakes
Terms OF salecash the OF SOS 200. all
that payable ailments Of ~
each no more thnn ten numbsr falling duo succs>svsy
intervals OF months from the OF saie Deferred
payments to BIO evidenced bv tho the purchaser
bearing interest at tns rate Of tvs cent per Huuum
from tho day OF sale and secured By chaei
upon ths purchased property me property may DO
L,C. and l.. karuads between baeervtown. Ind. SD
the Pinm street bepet Cincinnati Ohio, and alter July
IL by application to The under signed
The property will be sold entirety. Fosssssos
given immediately.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-05
WHOLESALE GROCERY sARKEI

BACON, per lb--short clear, o S-4@l0c;
shoulders, 63-497c; Breakfast, 10 i2@llc; dry
salt, l.2@7 3-ic
BUTTER per lb- Western, 3O9S5c; cou- try
259SOc.
ID cans, per doz 81 259l 80; l-2 do do, & oV@
~; | do do, 81 2jtd4 80.
CHEESE-Western 4, ID, Is To is lee.
CANDLES Star, Is to IS, lbgl6c.
COFFEE-Java, per 10, 2S9I3O, HI ,, choice,
22@22 &c prime, 2lG2l lac; common 10
fair, 10 Logo lie.
CoNCENTRATED LYE-Various brands,
doz. Id c4us, per case, "A 25@6 on.
-Mackeral, pey bhl. l0OOgsli %; Kilt
81 O0gsl . white fis1, kit, 959sl %.
II ERRINGS--Dypsd, per oox, lOg5Oc.
FlSH-Dried co9SiNh, per b, G 3.tGIc.
LARD-In tier v., 3-i@lOc; 20 ID pals, 100
10 i-2c; and 10 Id In tins, ii S'4Gl2c.
HA NS-Per ID, fancy brands, li%@lo1sc;
MoLL ASSEs-Fan Loui lana, per gal,
Goa s.; Choice, 55@6Oc; Prime 5OgSoc; FAIR
45(d50c.
RICE-Louisiaua, per Id, 1871 Ice.
SUGAR Granulated, per 10, II 2'lgise,
Cuffee, A, per 10, 10 l-i@l0 lac; Choice
Louisiana, 9a9 20; Prime, l-I9S l-?c; Ordi-
nary to Fair, s9s lac; Common, = S4@s
SoDA-Case; bi-carb. English, 6@o i-2c'
STARCH-Various brands, per Id, F4@3c.
soAP-Olive, 59498c; fancy soaps per ooA'
sAIT@Iiyerpoo sack, 81 coal IS; ohio
river I'm bbls, 81 I592 10; table, per SACK, 4 l-z
STEA-Grnpowder, 5Oa75c; imperial, SOC
SIC. Japau, t6aqOc, Oolong 4O975c.
VINEGAR-Cider, 259S0c; white wine' ~
la7Sc
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-05
THE STATE OVER.

Trails COunty.-Ciazette Lieutenant
REYNOLDS gets 5000 reward for the apN
prehension of j. C. Stephens.--Lieu-
tenant n. o. Reynolds arrived from
Kimble county with scout OF seven
rangers. He brings three prisoners,
named respectively }. c, Stephens, Stark
REYNOLDS and Andy Dsrnell. Stephens
is charged with the conniving at the es-
cape of prisoners from the Jail at Hens
rietta, in Clay county. Stark Reynolds
is A horse thief. His lodging period
has lasted fornine years. Andy Darnell
is charged with COW stealing in Wilson
county,
Montague C6mty.-Northwest The
body OF school house was put up this
week on Denton creek, near DR.. Jacks
son's.-J. A. and w. NJ Strong have
ginned, at their gin on Dye creek, thi;
season, 275 bales of cotton. We would
be glad to get the amount ginned at each
of the gins in the county. Please res
ported to us, friends, in time for our
next issue. As many as fifteen horses
have been missing from the county the
past few weeks, stolen, doubtless, by
the organized band of horse thieves
which is known to exist in this and
Montague counties.
lMeLennan County.-Examiner' The
negro boy who had smallpox at the city
hospital, is now convalescent, and Mr..
Graves, who nursed him safely through,
has returned to his business in town.
Professor Simeon probably has the
best and most forward vegetable garden
in this vicinity. Lying before us is a
bunch of large radishes, large enough
for table use and peavine on which
clusters half score Of fully developed
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-05
TOnAClO MARHET.

PLuo TuBAClO-yiigini, brighl, nne
pounds, b5stli do do fine And extra Twist, 500
700 40 do extra Gin twiht, 6s97OF do mo.
dlnm Y and l2.in twist osWb0c do mmon 1.
M lwht, lo9haoi do malogtny navy ~, ~
o., i6g0 louisville navy, bright Inahos'
any, 0igobei 10 do mahogany, AuDbi,, do do
mahogany ID class, $50 %. DO DO dark ma
hoIiny, ~ ghOoi do do iine bl on, 2gailo.
FINE Luf- lnuloo, " s00ii mo ,ium, 700
Soc, ialr, 70 1910; eomlIl ON, u0e3o6c,
INVOKING Viz lnla HlnuAlng, w ana y
0golo Kentucky, SlshOot common IN goo1,
W9lOci fancy, nh 20 qlhiity, u i1Yl bOi lion
rad Y, Imported per ID, sl ~,
DOMESTIC tl0AkS- Havana, S0O9lOU,
seed anu Havana, i0gs0, do 10 scrap lilrr,
so@bi Connecticut \ cd, ei9ib, ordinary,
lOglh, cltrnuts and slxes, ilWl5
i FOR ED CIGARS, prl q por 1907, heg
del ray, elblj LondIeH, sltO, BrovaR, SllUi Com
ehas, sllU; Flor do PrinsadO, sll0 LondIeA Ia
q rte, mo- op,ra Grand, sllO, Operas, so,
de- cigarettes, 81,
SNuFt- Maooaboy, S6asscj Rape French
" scotch ana DnndyiOot, s5gS5ci common
u1g
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-05
DRY GOODS MARKET.

pRINTs-Robes 81; Plnks 9eH: shirtipgs
s 81; Soil Ia, lei, Standards, 5l-i@Bc; stifei'
lsc: aarnsrs, to; Harmony, &c.
Brown SHEETINGS-Atlanti a, ei-i
Indian head, 4i,skc; Nashville, Al, rs;
Utica, q, 5Lsc; Lawrence, LII, l-ic; Badger,
Ii, 81 &c; dwight, 81; Peperel, X, 7,se; Pc
psrel, IO-in 81. ... A.,
ne. Emit of the Loom, loo; Bonsdale, exc
Hope, SIC; Peabody, &c; New jersey, Z, TO-
Nassau, be. ,,>..c..,
on TwiiIed, illSe! Lewiston Plain stripe, l5ci
Lewisiown Chech, l51Sc; Arlington Fancy
1CAMBRics-Roll, SIC; Flat, SIC; High
Co,ors lc hlsher. n, =. No.,
CORSET JEANs-Eaumkeag, sl-2; Penn
berton, &c; suffolk, 49,. ,.,
TjCRs-Amosken AGA, Ike; Lewiston,
so-in lic; do s6in, lsc; DO plsid' lsc Met 1T
Az. i5c: Conlstogs gold medal !oc; do COA'
isEc: Co dis, No. /, &c: Eastern A, sc.
= UHECKs2Econom ,l2Hc; Americas, llci
CaIedonia No. 20. Ice; PARK loo, lic: 49,.
DENi Ms-Boston, s1<c; Cords Xxx, ,llLzc;
ous, BB, Iaxc; York, lee; clsrks, soc.
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The Outrageous smoke.uouse Tax.
STEWARDS GREEK, Denton County,
February %, 1878.
10 the Editor OF the Herald;


10 the Editor OF the Herald;
If TIL following article is worth its
room in the columns ofyour paper you
will oblige constant reader OF The
HERALD by placing it there.
After reflection and due considera-
ton, we are satisfied in the belief, that
every fair minded and impartial man in
the state, let his industrial avocation be
what it may will pronounce the press
ent produce tax detriment and a
curse. 1t takes but simple illustraN
ton to picture the injustice OF the whole
act
At the time of this writing, it is about
the usual time for assessment. In the
course of his business, the assessor will
ask you how many hogs you have you
then give the number and 'Nalue, and he
then enters the same upon his book.
During the season you will feed and
fatten these hogs with corn, that has
been assessed, and about the next De
cember at the regular butchering seas
son, you will slaughter these hogs
then in 1879, the assessor will come
around and assess your bacon as pro-
duce, together with every article of food
that you have laid up for the year
This is a fair sample of the whole law,
so far as it relates to produce, It's a
fatal blow at the very vitality Of all
economy and industry. It's an easy
matter to show the inequality in justice
to all men
The man who is enterprising and
prudent enough today up asulfciency for
the same but the man who is so incident
and uiflng, that he pays nothing for
the future, pays tax on what On
what the assessor may presume he may
eat through the year; reckon, | know
not what else,
The erchant, the broker, business
and professional mel generally, pay but
little tax under this head. 1t is legiti-
mate for them to pay upon their CAPT.
tai stock, and live on the interest and
proceeds without taxation. A slight
degree of fairness in this particular,
to the farmers, we think would tend to
foster, instead of blight every agricul'
tural and commercial interest in our
state.
If the parent stem is dwarfed in its
incipency, who may expect to pluck
of its fruit, or shelter under its bough.
II agricultural, the root, trunk and
branch of all national wealth, and greats
ness, is dwarfedin her primitive stage,
from what source NAV nation expect
prosperity. Men may constitute and
represent until they are drunk with
false assumption of sovereign power,
and without just conception of their
duty and obligations to their constitu,
ents and country. The Lone Star will
vet become eclipsed by her own per-
fidy. and will never again shine as she
should've brightest in the constellaN
ton. j. T. u.
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We are authorized and requested 10 an.
aouuce IL. NJ EDMONDsON M u candidate
Tor city Assessor and Collector, NJ the en6u-
ing election, April 2, 1873.
We are authorized and requested To an
nounce MIX, y, j, GREEN M n candidate ,or
Ciy AssessOr ana Collector ~ the ensuing
election, April 2, 1873.
We are authorized and requested 10 an-
nounco FEE b. BRYAN IN n candidate for
CITY Assessor aud Collector NJ the ensuing
election, April 2, iNS.
We are authorized and requested TO an
nounco MIR. THOMAS A, PHARE', Rs Il
candidate for che once OF ely Assessor and
Collector. Election April >, II.
We ase authorized end requested 10 an
nounce MIR, J. N. OGDEN an a candidate for
reelection to the ONCE OF city Assessor and
Collector,
We are authorized and requested TO an
nounce the name ofJULIUSU BOGkL AZ a
candidate for CITY Assessor and Collector.
We are authorized and requested TO an
nounce dr.. JOHN 4. GANO as u candidate
Tor Guy Assessor ana Collector. Election
April ID, 1873.
We are uthorlzed and requested TO an
nounce the name OF q. A. GILL as n candl.
date for the Office o. City Assessor ana Col
leCtor, Election April 2, 1878,