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THE RACES.

.IulsE; ap. Free to all, half mile heats, best
two in three, for Il purse of $1Oo; second horse to
receive the entire entrance fee. Entrance fee, $40
each. Entries Tor this race to be made by or before
6 D. M. Of the Sd.
July s; Up. Free to ponies "A hands high and
under; Guarter mile heats, besttwo in three, for u
purse Of $50; second horse to receive the entire en-
trance fee. Entrance fee, So each. Entries for this
race to be made by or before 6 p. m. OF the 4th.
Races run to rule. A good track prepared. In
both races four horses to go.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-06-13
GRAIN AND FLOUR
BOUGHT AND SoID.
Freighters' and Forwarders' Rates

Given to all parts of the country. Apply TO Klein
schmidt u Bro, Helena, or to their branch house
at Fort Benton. s, le
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-06-13
NOTICE no MINERS.
United States Land Office
Helena, Montana, June 7, 1878.

IelenA, MOntAla, JUIt 7, I6IS.5
John Shay, whose post Office address is Canton,
Meagher county, Montana, has this day filed his
application to enter as agricultural land, under the
Homestead laws, the S hall Of the $ quarter of
section IS. in township No. s north. range No. 2
east, which land is suspended from entry.
Notice is hereby given that Il hearing will be had
at this office on the 18th day of July, A. D 1878, at
non -mineraic character of said land, and testimony
to be used upon said hearing will be taken before
A, 1873. at 10 O'Clock a. IN. 1t is alleged there
are no hnown miners, nor mining improvements,
| unon said land. 81 ~ j. FL. MOE, Register
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-06-13

The large new Hotel now in c~ourseof erection at
this place will be completed and furnished IN good
seat one hundred persons, and the tables supplied
with the best that skill can produce. The sleeping
accommodations will be ample.
For entry of horses and further particulars apply
to ' o" SPENCER BROS
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-06-13
A Grand Ball

be given on the evening of the Fourth. The
Dancing Hall will be 66A3o feet, and, when flled
with substituting stiains3of music, will furnish all
the opportunity which merry hearts ana hylhg 1eet
could wish.
Tickets, including supper, 800.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-06-13
TO MINERS.
United States Land Office,

Helena, Montana, June4, 1873
Edward P. Smith, whose post Office address is
Canyon Ferry, Meagher county, Montana Terri
tory, has this day iiled his application to enter as
agricultural land, Under the pre-enptfon lays, the
S hal of the N w quarter and the \ half Of the "
quarter of section a, in TOWNSHIP. No. 70 north
range No east, which land is suspended from en-
try. .y -.
at this office on the 18th day. of July, a. =: 1878, at
non-mineral character of said land, and testimony
to, be used upon. said hearing will be taken before
the Register and Receiver on the 18th day of July,
A. D.. 1878, at 10 O'Clock a. m. 1t is alleged there
are no known miners, nor mining improvements
unop said land. 30 j. III. MOE. Register.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-06-13

It is the41esign to make this the grnndest event of
sports md pleasure ever witnessed'in the Territory.
Business cares and labor worries to besdrOWned III
q week s-ainnsement.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-06-13
Prickly Pear House,
H. H. CLARK, Proprietor.

This new: hotel is situated upon the sBozeman
road. six and a half miles from Helena. 1t is well
kept. and capable of accommodating the travelling
nuhlic in the most approved manner.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-06-13
TARGET sHooTYNG, BAIL PLA YING,
BILLIARDS.,

And a great variety of other amuseTnentsc calculated
to edity and interest all who may attend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10
,JuIgc HarrctI
DECISIONS Jan. ..

oiprcisp C0Hrf-f b0pbers--liV Judge BarTett.-
S.lmncy at NOii granted but give GA, day no
,irr o 81 ,uen order FilcU l'rais IAN point
NJ ahcn AMI ig '"', y nns' =. ,' and ~ ,' e
company. PRAYER of petitioner eand lnslsh agt iiHri
FRIDAY. Carol at rnfcrln. Granted Tor the second I'm.
5 ine MAYO" asa Bay d.
n'. viii COST and 10 cot, 90 motion. Mn,%t ""a "us1
18th slJ costa Builder agt Ia aHIcy Motion granted Mal-h
at Ayc~ and iihont costs
l1itb. h,@n lag il ~ , On r,, 'at DO net
iee astiG N dres n to he ~ ia ,e manner INDICTED
Mullon secury fj costs sianicl In The ir OF Tab
~ n'" ic iafrrsS wei ss, iissSr-Anssgr over
rnlcd fiyelouA saa inism nj e,.,I.lingy WITH Win
WI" n orJ@r for tic sp,oiut~nt Il rcrciv,r IRWIN agl
meni accordingly trreou rthe plaintiff With costs pllce
asi Al Notln sIaui see me,eol.ndua ltoboLts
against Nnrcionse -eferTed to Eott r. 9hepru o" see
By Judge Dcvcrna act Hofsll Menoran Ii
naiten smith SEQ memorlndun Johnson a5i. v ION
Myuon irSlcd zee mein1rnH" CtsH% r,o aS a TSy
-Moum granted unless the case Is presented 10 he 'oted
selisaSrs sgi 0mcf ami IN Darfce, Iqnac
o, Order framing is-Irs -cttlci GRnsfoth ag Cams
ior.- reason 10 change the rsult expressed %
y JnsS nart as otsGrnisd The Srsr
Dudsn agt IsrHve; lie Grcr ~st o'i' amt he"'ey as'
SIee,ai isrn-ny Judge mehell agt issd,
do not 10" II IAN be doubted it ihi, rt'. Is pS'
Hun ia coffin ACT. CUAc Hun. Gl6. The paiLti Is.
in my o:noa entitled allowance 81 per ccut upon c
amount % and such will Dc the order.
superior Corri-.Snridl 101n--by Judge SpcirIln
petition nf AEdrews-or,ier appointing
Iannad Auii, guardian. ad lncIn Of lzaheth IL IN
In ia. matter of ia" petition OF NuttH
Ori,r appointing William WurrH, niant Schneider art
tl,ndy al.-DrlrrrI day ca,rrSr Tor Tue wa
ut +, hTuarv. Wright Agt. liugsins-O'dcF declaring
raiura abnnuntsl. kcyscr agt. NORTH Application
trvrt. Brady art. Becker agt. Wc'mrytr MAR
ya AT. Dubois Arnold agt conner Amsu ols ltt.
P1,g; schmidt Hrltr lncs ast Muril."n ""fhi'
ayt Ellrra: Tow agi. TraAV"r.-G orders granted
y Judge Winfield ast c"ppriman-oru'r sci
ilrd. 4,
Io,omon PLcas-GIptrdl yTm-By Judge j. T.
Day-luut aud another AIT Co!'-@I iuhg'hent
l.. "a tri nrf,t cdW g. abide abe eva NJ
CLq5abe ~ Judge j. r. Day. -li"Dy agt fotns- 30
denied utilofaiul me roo
ur * rel. Gales at. taIhHn-A Pp' alton demo" WIN
,n,t.: Sec nuin n. N0lT ag W1t'-Appldt 'fi ni ui-
charge denied wiih $40 costs: Wcih"idhdln -h""t
messy asi Van Nolk ubrtg-Mouon granted no t3S'' a.h
gram, !. biihblc ~ so"
Itrui.ch aet Iarau-Ainnn d,.rd Upin"n Wooster
I,i f0fty street and Grand Nictt n H. tOoii'h
grluitl On terms see decision Win c!eiA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10
NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9-Lieutenant Charles I.
Huehens is detached from the photographic Office and
ordered to Supply. Lieutenant F. III. Delano, de-
tached from the receiving ship wyoming is ordered TO
the Supply Lieutenant Charles NJ. Thomas, detached
from the receiving ship st. Louis is ordered TO the Con-
stituti0n Lieutenant r. d. Hitchcock s detached
from tie Coast Survey and ordered TO the Supply Lieu
tenant Karl Rohrer is detached from the Navy Yard
at Washington and ordered TO the Constitution.
Master Harry Stockton is detached from the Navy
Yard ut League Island and ordered TO the Constitution
Ensign j. NJ Roper is detached from the Fortune and or
dcred to the Supply Passed Assistant-Surgeon j. L.
Nelson Is detached from the Navy Yard at League
Island and ordered to the Supply. Assistant
Thomas d. Hoxsey is detached from the New,liamR-
shire ard ordered tn the supply Carpenter Philip l.
Mayer detached from the Navy Yard at League Island
aud ordered to the Constitution Carpenter Ebenezer
Thompson detached nom the Constitution and ordered
10 the Navy lard at League Island BOatswain Thomas
W. Brown and Carpenter Joseph G. Myers are ordered
to the supply.
NEwponr, X. l., Jan. 9-Thc United States steamer
TnlapoosG, from Boston, arrived here to-day with sup
Plies for the torpedo station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10

StrRraE COZ RT-CH lIB.is-Barrsit, J.N9s -; 60 -
~ 81 1ul, I,G. III 1870, i@l 49,. loo. ih, i-'' L.
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ne, al ,iian,gr nj cd-"- viii also b c'
UpSisL TEuA-ItY.1. T. j. Brady 1iI Ing. - IL tot
10 ~ IT, i7tl79 49, ~. 49, 1875, l6l 1913, 49, Nv
2Ol 2n3 poe. EOS. .ob. 2r'. o.. 49,
.s',It pIgi pona,,na I-Nos Iil 9ls 103l 60Ji7
7gS III IS~. 1919. lp6 1909 "9A &j-,b ..n ~:
inI II7g -. 5p3. g3i 9Gl, 5'3 so 500 81 lo-- i5'V
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pt.TII.-Nan WORT. J.-taec uu--No. iN'' ., o.. an,
PAm III-Nau Hnhi, J.-Nos. 30 lNt't iO1@l a., 80
1905 s9t 3sl ~ IIi5 lll9 3 tGb, III" SU u ~
1903 i.,Oi 1909 1900. $50 l.. 1870 l3i% l3l.i lj
srirM,E coIRT-Gi-rf1 ~, " IL a. "a 20 BY ia
~, -, 80, 80. -.
TEItL TFRM-Pnu i.--artII. J. No. ~ -f'' ~" 10
80 So 167 TO- 2uOia. n. G7s, al. 81, 7t5. -
cosmos rLr SEiAL n g. y DAY Ill iHh st,n
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iii III M. ll5 M, rs no -. -, 30 "a, ~.
CiiANG.nr-J. - Dtv. ! --D"'pUfr'r, No J. 49,. 49,, -oo
TRIAL TfHN- Pact L.. Van Horseu, J-N"t wv. otu 80
2sl 1892 ~ ji2 1853 li.l 80. +o4, 3d. to ii" VOL
MAaisr corwr-TIuiL TEW-PAEr I--McAlaut J-Nos
g2,f 90 957 Z7as 1885, 30 = -IUi, .U, 4Ol3, 'Jln
9gtT 9ai- 1913 $50 2gI 2ij3, .aji, 10 D. .Hlb, do
- o. $751; 29U2 1908. 1904. 2Dhj .Ju. 30 2yli IN,
2971, 1915 10 ?eS~ nciusisc *J ?aJI, 2s- .oSS -V'
2g9I, 29g7 -g9S. 2pge J0l2. 80 o, ,o,o ,o,.
Pant IIikcg G. J.Nos 20 90, 1850, -sJs' ioiV' -vo-
293s 10 2943 uncusiyc), 294a. ,,, ,oo, MOO, .,ooo
Pant iIT-Shea, -Nog l2ln $40 5vgz, ..6SS, 5o39'
oG55 ~ 2O3o 1919 900 1898 1924, 1927, 292s 292v
$3.50, POSI-. ,,,,,,, -
GrSgaAL sRssio.s PAW sutherland J.-William II.
Merritt !whri Kohl Mulrr. John blennan robbery
Parck lgstcu Paigcs PuTcs IbOmasJ brennan Charles
CIutcb william 5tegALu, George WILL CAiIIes Ciuchei,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10
NETWORKS COMMERCIAL INTERESTS.


ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRADE AND
TRANSFORMATIONS.
The Board of Trade and Transportation held
its annual meeting yesterday. Before the meeting the
old board of directors appointed Charles Wdtrous AM
brose snow and A. b. Miller delegates to the NATIONAL
Commercial Convention at Washington, on january y
rel,ot was received from special committee favong
plan for Creditors Bureau. in connection with the
Board through which the final payment OF considerable
portion of those debts which disposed IF through
prof aud loss lie secured, by having the debtor
mortgage his future efforts ana means, aud pay LIE IN
debedness In large or small annual DstJments These
nSfaments will the form OF premiums paid u III
surauee companies on policy OF insurance covering Inc
amount OF the debt and in favor % the creditor or cct
OIs standing committee, TO be known as the Com
nee ON Failures 10 supcrluiend the lorna
ton and management OF the Bureau was appointed.
The board OF directors elected the following ON
cers President Ambrose Snow Nice-PIesidents John
T. Henry, r. II. IhurDcr, George OpdNkc; secretary,
Darwin r. James; Treasurer. T. T. Durkee. respiu-
ton was adopted that, in view OF the developments III
regard the reeklass and irresponsible management
Of railroads" II Was deemed advisable that llbrc
meeting hp called early day TO consider what was
Necessary to protect the stockh0lGing interests simon
sterne will deliver address II stated by rsoiu
eay demonstrating superiO1ty OF thes water route,
II stated that since the closing Of the canals the
eepts Of grain this port have fallen on 10 an alarm
extent. with corresponding gain az Bait more and
Philadelphia caused by the Discrimination against TINS
port by the railways.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10
CIVIL NDrlS.
Henry A. GumbIc,on, the County Clerk,

Henry A. Gumblcton, the County Clerk, paid
into Tie city Treasury Yesterday, for fees received m
December Gl1 making total for Tie year 1877 OF
sls.274 90
The five suits brought 10y attendants OF the
Marine Court nss the CITY for salaries. from Sl2oo
10 Il 500 a year. from June /, 1870 to Mty !. l-1.
Judge Donuhue IN supreme Court. Circuit. Yesterday
Dismissed rho complaints j. 4. Gr'rs app, AIRED Tor
plaintiffs, Francs l.. ctetson and Charles J. Miller Tor
the city.
Under a decision in a test case against jacob
D. Otis that hc was liable 10 arrest for tho false rep
.uations Of Iagrayr who Is said Ia have been his
r,rtuer the orders % la the ,e suits brought by
William Dudfn and others. rs John j. L"nncnan Hnd
oihrrs by Junn Hcnry fIart and Others by Anthony de
GIcr and by Francis icmscy, were vacated yesterday
ny Jndgr Lawrence
Judge Barrett, in Supreme Cont Chambers,
appointed yesterday Alexander T. Berho'd receiver Of
the property thu Crox and Lake superior Railroad
CnnirAny. In tLi. STATE. The PETITION made by Ludlow
Patton states that he has "A Judgment FOR s33,lF ii
against the company which bas forfeited ~ charter;
that the conpauy executed but never used q 'econd
mortgage on which arr United Stairs Internal Revenue
slfa. $1,000. which he thinks the lultcd states
under the circumstances, Will probably repay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10
THE PEOPOSED POPCLAR LO4N.

Referring to the proposition submitted by
Secretary sherman az cabinet meeting ou Tue d'y or
q pOpu.ar loan OF cent bonds, leading member 81
the Syndicate said yesterday that Secretary sherman
had for some time been anxious 10 encourage the
Investment OF small suuis IN TIE per cent
.oa1, and proposed Ia secure the assistance oi
the Post Office Department and other officials
VINO might be- instIuInrntr III pppuaIiz:ns thc hond.
Hc intended, il was understood to facilitate payment
through post Office Orier' and Ac would probably from
lime to hN rate which nc would furnish gold
during stated period perhaps month at tIle, Ia e.
change for rilTCacy.
The plan drawn up Nv Secretary sherman and
member 81 tAs Syndicate t~O months ago. Tho new
Issue p bonds would have 10 elect 10 ls claimed upon
The operations o t.ie Syndicate, Which would rraiu 1
un"tiOus The suic 81 a." bond WOuid
be 1T rcIaii-ii the term may uscdls.d not whole
.etp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10
DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS.

III the snt of Louise X. Ryan against Peter
j. Ryan, divorce granted 10 th1 wife iii October
1876. subsequently she applied for proper amount
Of alimony. The referee reported 80 week ~ proper
ON this and affidavit that Der husband had annoyed
her that she had 10 give up a place as goycrness
Judge DcnOhuc yesterday directed that the amOny be
paid.
The divorce suit Of Fannie L. ID. Pice against Edmund
t. Price referred yesterday ~ judge Barrett. to
Elliott r. shepard. The parties TO the ncOn were mar
red IN September. 1876. aud are both minors They
have child The wife charges her husband with va
riuns adueres IN the QGarticr Latin OF Paris and IN
this city.
In the suit of Jcnnettc II. Fairchld against
William H. Fnirchd. judge Laurence IN supreme Court
ChalDcis ordered Yesterday the husband Ia appear De
fore a referee 10 br examined Ia his ability to pay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10
AN OPERA MANAGERS DISAPPEARANCE.

The report yesterday of the disappearance
OF J. c. Fryer, manager of the Fryer Pappenheim and
Adams Opera Company, from 81. Louis, has caused
siderable discussion among his friends in this city II
was stated by Of them that II nothing for
Mr. Fryer disappear" for several DAYS while travel
ling when business poor While travelling.
few years ago, manager OF the Stra8Osch
Italian Opera Company, the returns being small,
he ahsented himself for days. and when he returned
explained his company that he had been on spree
At his residence No $50 East One-hundred sndwenty
fOurth-St, yesterday. il stated that he had not
turned home. and his family did not know where he
One gentleman said that business had been very dull
with Mr. Fryer for several months Previous going
81 LOUIS the company was performing III New
Orleans and Mr.. Fryer having contracted some debts.
applied unsuccessiHliy Ia the manager OF Maguifcs
Opera HOnsr in san Francisco, for loan OF ~ OO0
account OF en.aaencRs 10 play there in March Re-
Gently while performing in Memphis, the company
very disbandlng. IN consequence of quarrel ne
tween Gus Fryer aud Adelaide lips, after which Miss
Phillips with several others, left the company. Since
NJ Flyers disappearance Charles Adams and Nine.
PapDenbeim have decided ~ finish their tour their
own responsibility
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10
THE MISSING MILLIONAIRE.

THOMAS LORD AND His WIFE SILL IN RETIREMENT.
The house of Mrs. Hicks Lord still seems to
be deserted The colored servant has retired within inc
Businesses Of the basement and communicates by signs
through the window. Last uigh he reported that moth
ing had bee heard his mistress At the late resi-
dence Mr. Lord. in Seyenecnhs 1t was stated 'haV
the sons and daughters had learned nothing 81 thlf
fathers present dwelng-pace, or MS htai.''
No legal steps taken in the matter yesterday me
cam mission in lunacy is complete, as Dr. Peters
has written To eXIudga Fancher that he accepts me ap
pointment as commissioner. The commission can 90
sci for the sons npon Thomas Lord. George DE torrSt
Ird said Yesterday chat nothing mad been done by MS
firm The moment they received any lntllnahon ui
Thomas Lords presence in tie city tue NOTICE VIZ uc
served and proceedings bcgua satdrtiaI oi hcNt week
has appointed the hearing OF the lthdcy pro
ceeding IN the ease OF Mr.. Lord before sheriff JnTy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10
PARK DEPARTMENT INFRINGEMENT.

1t was expected that important changes
veild lie made in the Park Department. yesterday
hg but final action has been postponed until next We'd
nrsday The estimates FOR the del arnent for 1878
were reduced by the Board Of Estimate and ApporOn-
nent sol 600 For salaries, only $35, 900 was allowed
although SiJ,Ou0 asked. plan which, II
understood. Is favored by all the Commissioners
except the president Mr. Martin was 10 abolish entirely
az bureau Of Superintendent and Design, oi Whch Mt
Vhsead l. the mead, and also TO do away with the Die
Efoogical Observatory in Central Park, now in charge
efress0r Draper In this way saving OF over $l2oDo
,vd b. elected. T. Understood that the Pr sldeDtW.
Martin. would effect the necessary reduction by Dis
IIhslng lower sub0rlnates and giving more Work 10
ssSef onlcials Us well as reducing tner salaries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10
MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS.
THE SOCIAL, SCIENCE CONGRESS.

THE SOCIAL SCIENCE CONGRESS.
PAPER BY ROBERT p. PORTER OF CHICAGO On
THE Continued GROWTH OF LOCAL iSDEBrED-
NESS.
BosTON, Jan. 9.-The main feature OF the
annual meeting OF the American Social Science Congress-
which wac held here to-day, paper ON the growth
OF municipal and State Indebtedness in the United
States Its author. Robert r. Porter, or Chicago al
dressed, during the Summer, Inquiries to the Con-
troers $50 of the principal cities OF the country r
specpg Total Indebtedness, the assessed value ana
the amount raised By taxation at the end OF the hsea
wears 1866 and 1876. Returns were received from
1870 cities elaborate table has been compiled In
brief, the inquiry shows The following totals
Municipal debt Of 13o s644s7s,6Gs s2slSl@oo9
a. the Csssn u el7sos2lss s4sleis33l
ANIMAL taxation az 1e o. s7e5iS 5SisS4
From this it appears that the debt OF 40 clues Oh INC
United is upwards of S644 600 ard that that DEBT
has increased during the last Gecennial period lrvm
600 In 1856 Ia 663 at the cose oi tue
year 1876. showing total increase OF upward oil @tZo'
OOO, 600 and annual increase OF Ti-,OoUooo MI
Porter goes on 10 say
With these facts staring in the face IL is not an ex-
agernted the United states has today
debit an annual expenditure OF S220 1000 o0o-within
$4,000 900 Of the national e1penscs-iabe lhcrer
lug al the rate Of S1OOuO,O00 yearly, involving an au
dOna charge OF S3.OOO,O0O upon the taxpayers tterc
il sufficient explanation Of the difficulty our nTrcna'S
experience coming the existing hnancla anu IN
dustria depression ~ compared with the rspid pave vi
reCuperatIUn they exhibited III past generations aeI
financial cpb This is not an imaginary danger hut one
which the investigation into TIE mn tncia coidnln Oh
the $50 cities in fact Tho property OF Dcrc
$50 cities was valued at about $6O0o.OOo,O0o. u We
allow for the slri4ihaec of values sihcc h, u
The continued depression III busness find that inc
property Of the taxpayers has already been hofssahea
for per Of It's value and as this debt has Increased
at the rate St20OO00O yearly, the mortgage VIII con-
tue increase al the rate oi per cent annually anu
IN another decade VIII amount To the eugrinOis sum OF
% per cent of the assessed Nnuaiion FOR tbo Si@e VI
comparison the following has been prepared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10
CIGAR-MAKlNG IN TENEMENT-HOUsES.

When the cigar makers struck, over three
months ago. they declared that the system OF tenement
house work Was of their principal grievances tha
it led TO great reduction Of and that IL was inur
Gus IN the health OF the operatives Al the headquarters
of the strikers yesterday little mention was made OF the
announcement that the Commissioner of Internal Kew
cpue had investigated the tenementshop system and
declared that it was hoalth-deSroyin2 ylclons ana
socially denoralizng and that by vigorously enforcing
tho Ia he would break ii u The president aud Seterai
others remarked that the cDdcvor 10 abosi the tent
urn,shop system was trick o! tie manufacturers anu
another delegate cXCtedy warned The strikers inat ii
they consented the abolition they would DE ulgSlhB
their own graves. 49, Co.., III,
Mr. strDiton OF the firm OF Straton & storms, saiu
thar they always opposed 10 tenement shop wOlK;
but had dtfted into by competing win othcr hilus
since the strike they hat ahandonedlt aogetcr
and would coninc themselves 10 factory work ar.
SiraitOn felt that nearly all the manufacturers O'
the country would support the commissioner IN nls Gu
de vor TO overthrow ehementhOuse work The iAchtch
stem Brothers said they thought that the connsslotr
wond not abolish tenenen house work, and that many
of the workers desired It's continuance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10
DEPARTURES E0R EUROPE pO-DAY.

The Inman Steamship City of Montreal Will
sail for Liverpool to-day the state Line Steamer state
Of PENNSYLVANIA for Glasgow; and the Hamburg Line
steamer Pommcrania for Hamburg. The following are
the ats of passengers by the city Of Montreal and Pom
mcraIia:
FOR LIVERPOOT.-Tn Steqmshfp ctr u D0HfTcTi-F a
Bri,.o Mr Brisce. children AMI nurse; M Lieu NJ
PEBBLES, Captain George Williams, T. DtSlhehrI MS b's
Dai met Miss Grant; Mis- 4. Per.cr .,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10
THE PATERSON FIKE CoMpAYY's DEBTS.

Some persons interested in the suspended
Paterson Fire Insurance Company claim that there
an error IN the article pubishGdi ia TIE TRIBUNE Tues
day They assert that the losses accrued and proved
do not aggregate 1896 O76 90 In the report Of fecever
Jackson, now file in the New jersey Court
Of ChaBCery, the estimated amount que thc
10000 policy holders OF the concern Tor uncarncd
rnc miuiis is stated Sl2O,oOb. The report
then siate4 that the accrued and Claimed as
debts against the company and what has been proved
and proofs served the company. aagrcgnie Ho-
O76 90 The report does not state that the Sl2oD s-
timatd due the policy holders for unearnod premiums
IL counted Ia the aggregate of S23G,07G 50.