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The New York herald., 1879-07-08

Al THE ONLY BOAT TO
IONA ISLAND
The new and mammoth palace saloon steamer
METROPOLITAN,
will mako daily excursions Sundays included leaving
Foot OF East 23d A. N.
Jewes Wharf brooklyn. n..........-.........s.50 80 n.
Returning leave Iona Island at 3 80 r. H.
Fare fo. entire excursion. only 80 cents.
Magnificent steamer. Grand scenery.
Full Brass and String Band.
clubs, &c., by applying to HAwxHURsT q PENNAL, 81
A -A-ExCURsION STEAMERS, BARGEs AND
tennal has great expense
to the excursion steamer GENERAL SEDGWlCk, rem
public the expense of band very attractive
five largest Barges in the habcr Excelsior
tai Groves BRfGGs Excursions ss4 West st.. opposite
Christopher street ferry.
A FISHING BANKS, EVERY DAY. SATURDAYS
A.cxcepted, fast steamer SETH Low. with saloon,
i: r. l5 Battery wall next staten Island ferry 3; pier
l3 K, $40 A. NJ Gentlemen's ticket I.c ladies, Doe.
"A .or month large Saloon Steamer. Address BOAT box
16j Herald oncc.
ID RIGHTON PIER eCONEY IsLAND VIA LOCUST
DGroyo. stopping at Bay Ridge and Bath.seaner BAY
ferry, 10 A. NJ, aud s;iS p NJ; Sundays, sP. H. For
New York leave Locust Grove 7'i5 NJ y 30 and :45
20c round trip 35c; Concy Island Uc round trip. 5oc.
DRooKLYN BATH AND CONEY ISLAND RAILROAD.
entrance oao 72O. $40 o:5o, Ios40. ii SO (sundays
~. ~ 80. 1, and half hourly tn II Pm
steamboats, Coney Island via Locust Grove connect
The delightful rido to tho soa shore is over this
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-A.-ON AND AFTER MONDAY july z.
n. TO NEW CONEY ISLAND PIER DIRECT.
NEW TIME TABLE.
GRAND COMBINATION OF EXCURSION STEAMERS.
Charming sail direct to wrought
IRON TUBULAR PIER AT CONEY ISLAND.
SHORTEST ROUTE. NO DUST NO CINDERS.
FOURTEEN GRAND EXCURSIONS EVERY DAY
DIRECT FOR THE GREATEST MARINE STRUCTURE
IN THE Notwithstanding 1000 feot into the ocean,
with promenade l2O feet wide aud capacity of $1,000
people.
THIS COMBINATION INCLUDES THE STEAMERS
ELIZA HANCOCK. COLUMBIA, j. b. SCHUYLER.
GRAND REPUBLIC, AMERICUS, MINNIE CORNELL.
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ca lied, resulting: Yeas So, nays 80, and the

called, resulting: Yeas So, nays 50, and the
motion to table prevailed.
The substitute offered by Delegate Jastrem.
SKI fOr the resolution submitted by the ma
jorlty of the Committee on Elections was
adopted, call Of the yeas and nays result
Ing yeas 60, nays 50, rs follows:
Yeas- Messrs. Allain Baskin, Benham. Bohie,
Bourgeois, Breaux, Breen. Bridger. Byrne Oaf-
ftpy, Claiborne, Collins Davidson Of claiborne.
Davidson of lberyille. Davis, Demas. Denis.
DickeIaop. Eaa'erly. Fpntelian. Gardner, Gla
sui. Kelly, Kemp. Karnochan, Gananx, Ls1ar-
deur Jr, Long. Marks. Matthew's Moreland.
Olivier. OFT. Pardee. Parlsnge. Phelps Pinch
back, Poche. Roach, Robertson, HeInmes.
Htampa. Steale stewart -SHlla, Htrngfall0w.
Stroyeh,, THOMPSON Todd n, Warmoth, Wells
bonnie. Young Of Coneordla. Young OF East
Nays.Mesers. Bsbsock. Blanchard bryan.
Bhlger Burton Cahen. Carey. OoIyin Quinn ing
ham. Davenport. billiard. Eastefly Estopnal.
Natchitochea. Jenkins Joffrion. Kennedy
King. Knoblock, Lagan. Lott, Lyons. Marshall
Mentz Millard. Moore ct l'afourahe. Moore Of
-. Landry, Munday, McGloln. Nogqsz. Mutt.
Ogden. Ponder, Reid, Richardson. .aelf Simon.
smith NJ Jackson, Hmih d. VI. Mary, Btagg.
Rnthartn. Vance Watkins. Webb 5a.
Delegate Robertson moved to reconsider
the vote just taken and to lay that motion on
the table.
On this motion the yeas and nays were de-
mauded and resulted yeas 81, nays 53, and
the motion I'd reconsider and table prevailed
On u motion to adjourn until tomorrow Mt
o'clock the yeas and nays were called, re-
sultng yeas 56, nays 5B, and the Convention
adjourned.
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Gen. j. Floyd King.
washington Post Mav17

iVHSuIHRtoH IO6t. may 1I1
Gen. J. Floyd King, ono of the members
rom Louisiana, has been charged by reckless
Radical papers with having been indicted for
election frauds. 1t would, Of course, have
been easy to construct an indictment of any
character against a Democrat in a State
where the judiciary, tho jurics, and all the
machinery OF the courts are considered az so
many elements Of party rule; but Gen.
King, unfortunately for their purpose, has
never even furnished the excuse which would
have been sufficient. He had been charged
with intimidation, for the reason, probably,
that he qnelled y riot In his district gotten
w. by the Radicals for political purposes but
II has never been insinuated from any source
whatsoever that he has been found to be i'm
plicated in any frauds. Gen. King remained
in New Orleans and his district for five
months after his election, and during that
time heard nothing Of such an indictment;
II was only after he came to Washington that
his absence afforded the opportunity for the
circulation OF the SANDER. Gen. King has
not as yet risen to personal explanation of
this base assault, preferring to leave his vim
dcation to the natural course of events, and
has thus maintained the dignity which has
characterized his bearing Id the midst of very
complicated and difficult political situations
In his State.
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COL. DAN WILSON.

me following. from the Baton Il uge Adro
cate, is such pleasant paragraph about our
friend Col. Dan Wilson, that we arc moved
to reproduce it:
To all those intending Ing tho rip North
Or East this summer l. recommende the scr
ger agent of the Piedmont Air Line. On arri-
val Ia New Orleans call at the corne, office OF
the st. Charles Hotel, and cast YOU, troubles
est and feasible routes upon his bro Il should
ers. . Tia where the blue birds It'' In the
time that to 20 many of W. Is bee tming THE
serves your preference. But there is something
else. more willing. cordial and kindly gem
tleman never IL anaged n railway agency. aud
encyclopedia. cmbellished from title page to
index with illustrations of old Virginia wit and
humor. H. II for Baton Rouge. and Baton
70 ugeans must not forget him
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LOST OR MISLAID.

= in possession Of A. J. Roman or collect ion
drawn by John Betty, and made payable to the
order Of Henry Heuchert dated Carrolton, Sep
TENDER 10. 1874, one for $z25 ninety days after
date. and one for $40. five months after date.
with eight per cent interest after maturity I'M
til paid. Interest paid on the two notes, by
note. up to the first Of September 1877 and credit
given On the back Of said notes for tho same.
HENRY HEUCHERT. Leyee. near Madison
stfeef, Carfoilton. my13 Is 20
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DISSOLUTIONs-NEW FIRMS.

r. OPARTNERsHIP-O AND SALES
~ room. No. 81 ROYAL STREET. between
1s79-The undersigned have this day formed a
copartnershtp undar the firm and style of
BARNETT & GOURDAIN. for the purpose Of
carrying On a general AUCTION AND COM
MISSION BUSINESS.
Our Mr. MAURICE BARNETT'5 long expe-
Renee In the auction business and our Mr. j. V.
GOURDAlN'S as an old merchant, hope by
their. eNertions and prompt attention to be- able
70 give full and entire satisfaction to their
friends and TO The public In general in whatever
may be entrusted to them.
Sales Of Real Estate. Stocks. Port Wardens,
Mortgages Furniture and al outdoor sales will
be attended TO with promptness.
We invite the attention OF our friends and Of
the publ in general to the above card and hope
for a share OF their pair mage
BARNETT & GOURDAIN.
MAURICE BARNETT. No. 81 Royal street.
j. V. GoURDAIN. myl5 ThSnTu1m
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FOR BALE-BTEAM ENGINES AND BOIL
- ers. both new and second hand. Draining
wheels. Pumps, etc. Saw Mills. Cotton Trucks.
Grab Wenehes. Jackscrews. Crate Bars. Furnace
Castings Of every description. Also. one second.
hand Steam Fire Engine and one small Propel-
lor at CLARK'B FOUNDRY.
Corner Race and Tchoupitouias streets.
an 2btP
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The Empress of Germany has offered a
prize for the best treatise on diphtheria that
snail be published within year Chapter T.
DON'T catch 1t. IL the prize is a chrome we
v W want 1t. High art or nothing.-INew
York Commercial
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Making d total collection of. .... $3.50. 2o4 40
The. reports previous to my administration
30 not exhibit the gross amount of taxes col
lected. but only the net amount showing con-
clus'vey that to arrive at the actual or gross
amount q taxes and licenses collected 1t would
Trustinr TIA ahnva viii n~ ~ ss,.,tar,o.a.
remain. with great respect, Your ohedlsnt ser
want ALLEN jUMEI, Auditor
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buteher; Come, John, be lively now;
o ,a >1 tne bones IN Mr.. Wllliamsons chops
h h; pu1 Mt Smiths ribs in the basket for
as soon as I've sawed off Mrs. Murphy's leg. !"
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Yesterdays fire Will cause mn Interrupt
ton In my business. All orders for cigar boxes
and packing cases will be executed as usual
and delivered from my saw mill until the box
factory Ia rebuilt. HENRY OTIS.
myt7 1w IA Magazina street
The public - hereby warned that the
following certificates of stock in the New Or
leans Watervorks Company are not valid and
not binding either on tho company Or the city
Of New Orleans;
Certificate No. 5a2, for g129 shares. issued to H.
o. HeiEas.
Certificate No. 5s6. for 300 shares. issued % Il.
O aeixns.
Certificate No. 5s5 for 400 shares. issued to H.
W. benjamin.
Tbs stock for which sail certificates were ia
sued are the property Of the city of Now Or
leans.
T. w PATTON
my1l tf Mayor City of Naw Drleans
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Cooks. Cham berrna,d., etc
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED TENANT FOR TWO. STORY
V residence No. GIG Claiborne street between
Common and Gravier Rent low to prom pt
paying tenant. Apply next door my17 If
WANTED-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
~ the cheapest and best advertising Ia the
city is In this column. Mt ton cents per line for
The first and five cents for each subsequent in
serttOn. mh22
81 E0 FOR PIANO TUNING BEST WORK
Pianist. Tvs iy
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NEW ORLEANS, April %. 1879.

NEW ORLEANS. April %, 1879.
We. WELsHANS 4 WOODS, agents of the
above companies. do hereby certify that the
foregoing statements are full and correct ex-
hibit OF the general condition and affairs OF
said companies, as sworn to by the officers of
said companies before the Insurance Commits
sioner OF the State of New York.
WELSHANS Il WOODS Agents.
Sworn and subscribed by G. n WELSHANS.a
member OF the firm Of WELSHANS Il WOODS
before me. Notary Public. at New Orleanss
this twenty-third Of April. 1879.
ap24 I'm EDWARD IVY. Notary Public
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ER1TZ JAHNCKE
2Os DelDrd Street

Box l4s Mechanics and Dealers Exchange
MANUFACTURERS OF sCHILLINGFR Dan
!; 60 = ent Payment and Artificial Stone: desiar
and Portland Cement. W, mr S. IN
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The Association continues to insure from
loss or damage by Fire In all parts OF the United
States. Buildings. Household Furniture and
Merchandise generally
STATEMENT OF ASSETS. JANUARY /. 1879
Bonds and mortgages and ground
rents. on property In City OF
Philadelphia .-.... II ,2e4.o DAB 10
United States registered bonds; - LAS 90
Loans and warrants OF city Of Phila-
deiDhia. -.....-, oZ2,9Ib %
Loans Of city of Pirtsburg an other
cities, ST, 4SO 30
sdeIpi1ia q. 800 90
Real estate in Philadelphia. 1890 10
Bonds of various railroads and otter
CORPORATIONS. 3d. 800 90
Stocks Of various railroads and other
CORPORATIONS .-..........-... 737. $50 90
Interest due and accrued. .-.......... 26262 II
Gross premiums in course OF collec-
lection. ......... .........-....-.... 107.7s2 Al
Cash on hand. 1919, 724 81
Total market value ...... q, IT'S. sos 80
LIABILITIES.
Cash capital .......-........ $500 600 90
Unadjusted and unpaid
Reinsurance fund. .......2.1s1 ess 30
Other liabilities 34612 So
10y. sos .73o IA
Net aurnlus ovar all uohiIfsie- Ao,a 80 :,
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FOR SALE.

- ferryboat LOUISE length 122 feet, breadth
Of beam 30 feet, feet guards. depth s-1o feet.
tonnage 1874. cylindrical and return hue boiler,
is offered for sale at a bargain. For particu-
lars apply to THOS. PICKLES,
my13 tt Canal Street Ferry
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BANK NOTICES.

$40 to $1,000 INVESTED IN WALL
Wv " pAVVu street Stocks makes for
tunes every month. Books sent fres explain
Ing everything. Address BAXTER n 90 Bank
era. II Wall street. N Y. ap22 tyDkW
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WANTS.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALES

GOverncsses, Companions. Etc.
WANTED-BY A FRENCH LADY. A SIT.
~ uatton In q fhmtly to teach young children
No objection to doing some sewing and tc
travel. Apply to No, 400 Charities street.
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New 0rlesns, May ~. ls70-Nembers
Of the NEW LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLUB are
and DANCE will be given on FRIDAY twenty
third Instant Memhers are entitled to five In
vitatlons. to be had on application to
q. w. NOTE. Secretary,
my2O 1t l0i Canal street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


SCFeWmenH WRNtvOfentA Ass0aiRttOn-
The officers ara members OF this association
Gre requested to meet at their hall THIS EVEN
ING at 7 o'clock Important business.
BY order Of Jas. PALMER. President.
j K. FITZGERALD.
my22 II Recording Secretary.
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southern Yacht Club

southern Yacht Club
SPECIAL MEETING
AT The club house FRIDAY EVENING. May 2s.
ut 7;s0 O'Clock. for election Of mem bers ana
receiving entries for the second annual regatta
Invitation tickets can be had mt No. 81 Caron-
delet street. front office. from 12 m. 70 y. IN.
by order Of Commodore EMILE j. OBR1EN
my2l o. r. JEMISDN Secretary
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MERCANTILE MUTUAL
Insurance Company,
No. 35 Wall Street, New York.
New YORK. Jannarz u IL,

New YORK. January "a, 1879.
The following statement OF the affairs of the
Com pany ON the thirty first Of December. 1878.
is published In conformity with the provisions
Of It's charter:
Outstanding premiums December 81,
1S77..-...------ -..-....-.-. ..........t 1f9TSG
Premiums received from January to
December 81 1878. observation-disclosures. 81 g24 az
TOTAL premiums: .-...... 1851 ,410 60
Premiums earned from January to
Decem ber 81 1873. -.-...............S e44 ATS "A
Paid during the year:
return premiums. ..-.......- S24, 555 80
Losses and expenses. 794. 729 10
dividend, February. ......... 1850 90
Rebatenenta In lieu Of scrip 1o92os IT
The Company has the followin assets:
Cash Ia banks ,...,,-.......,;. $3.50 81
United States. State. bank and other
stocks .---..... ...-....-...-.. 451 1913 90
n InLsrtst ane On INVESTMENTS; 3491 "a
Premium notes and premiums In
course OF collectfon...... ........ 2s3 ma N
Reinsurance and salvage claims. ..... 81 coo co
,.o,,roo,. 1929 7ss o.
G. J. DEsPARD. Vice President and sacretarv
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I. 7. NJ
my1I II Mayor City of Naw Orleans


Office of Hoard 0f Underwriters, New
Orleans. May 6. 1g7s.-Notiee to holders of poll
clos In comnanies composing the Board Of IN
derwrtars Of This CITY: The use ~ gas machines
IT any kind will not be- permitted lii any build
ings Insured ~ companies composing this
board. without tho same being reported to the
eompanies and permission entered on their
policies. Noncompliance with this rule will
void the policies
BY order Of the board.
N.Y. BOT GEO MATHER Secretary.
once Ut New Orleans city Railroad
Company. No. ia Canal street New Orleans
May .. ls7a.Until fu Their notice trims to the
New Lake End will run every half hour from 3
o'clock .. M. W %. III. The lust train will
leave the lake at 10 b. m.
myb tf o. D. LEWIS. aaeratary.
Tho W0maH's Christian Union Will
meet on the first and second tn ESDAY In each
month, at Il n. M. at the Oarondslet street
Methodist Church,
MRS. J. J. LYONS. Presi lent,
Ire II. y. CoOF Secretary. dsb III
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Ladies' and Children Free.
Programme.
The entertainment commencing at . O'Clock
GRAND CONCERT.
executed by thirty first class musicians. under
the direction of the leader Of the United States
Army Military Band.
Buggy Races. sutry ~. not less than three on
tries.
Milkmen Raees, entry 10. not less than three
entries.
Butcher Races. entry 81, not less than three
entries.
Prize for each race. &25.
Grand Gymnastic Exercises and Trapeze Per-
Skating EXERCISES by tho members Of tho Ores
cent City Roller Skating Rink with prize.
GRAND MILITARY RET EEAT BY TORCH
LIGHTS.
illumination of the Fair Grounds by Electric
Light under The direction Of Mr.. H. Noiret Oh
tieian, and Il. Barber.
;, BRILLIANT effects at the Interior and exterior OF
:. Trophies Of Banners and Flags Of the various
French Societies. with Shields, making beau
ttful display.
DANCING ON THE PLATFORM AND IN THE
BUILDINGS.
A variety of Amusemens during The day.
FIREWORKS
Of the celebrated manufacture Of Messrs Jas
Palmer's Sons. Rochester. N. Y,
!. Three Rivals. 10 Double Tree Of Fame
o. dallopade Of Ser IT, KaIeidoseope
;, ,pebts.., IL. Gross Legion OF
!. Rainbow Hun. Honor.
4. Imperial Fountain. 49, Hal Hal
Chinese Tree. a. GIit'rtpg Cross d,ble
.. Rev9lving Globe. Ii. Emblem Of Hope.
z. Double Star. 16 American Shield.
g. The Gsm, n French Flag.
0. Bomb. colorsd. 49, Bomb gold rain
Assorted Skyrockets and Parachutes during
the exhibition,
Tho sale OF the privilege for the bars and res
taurants for the Grand Fete Champetre will
take place TU EHDhY. May 20, ut Z o'clock D. 10 =
ct the hall Of LUNION FRANCHISE No. oSt
Louis street nv ~ at
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Making q grand total Of all receipts

from 1902 ~ 1879. including tho
quarter ending March ~. 1879. Of ssa. 461 0s6 ~
Which, IN connection with the report already
furnished by this Office and printed by your
committee. will afford the desired information
There being no report made by my predeoes-
s0r Tor tire year ;sTG. anil The books being stolen
pretend To show the various amounts collected
fn that year for taxes OF the year 1876 and pre-
vtouHly: consequently the statement showing
hat f1tt94hs32 II ia due throughout the Htnte.
from 1870 to 1878 inclusive, for taxes would be
decreased very materially by the collections
during the year 1876
showing the amount col ected In Auditors re-
ports. are not divided In total from the tax
proper, and in 1875 the amount simply Ia mem
toned. specifying no years la detail
Included In this explanatory letter. / give The
different amounts. in total only Of poll taxes
collected from 1902 to 1879 including the guar
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The Ha nle Ut n Hack shetland Pony
will take place ut Mr.. Dan Ovens. corner of If.
Charles and Eprddp streets, On SATURDAY
EVENING. ut half past o'clock, May "A. 1879.
Holders of tickets are invited to attend.
mv21 or
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The amount Of Its capital Ia. IN 600 nm
The amount OF it's capital paid up is f1so.o35
THE ABBETB OF THE COMPANY ARE Az
FOLLOWS:
Gash on hand. .........,.............. sol a4s 90
Heal estate, uneneumbered .......... 2g2D42 4s
United States per cent 1885, $780,
600 market value. ................. 7es 200 90
United States per cent laos. 4425-
600 market value. ................. $50 900 DD
Loans on bonds and mortgages be-
ing first lien on nnencumberad
real estate. worth double the
amount loaned. --.... .,,...t...... None
Dsn!s oIHerW1se secured. ....t.+*.+... 27s2 90
Depts Ior premiums. ..-..,,......,.. 22.252 IA
Total assets. --.r-....,...-..... 81 .634. 7g1 10
LIABILITIES.
Losses nnadjusted. Observation-Disclosures. $40. 1853 gs
Losses In suspense. waiting for fur
Their proof .....-..-+.. ......t.... 1916 %
Amount necessary to re-insure out
standing risks ...=............... 529.722 58
Total liabilities. Observation-Disclosures. 1913 752 81
The greatest amount In any one risk $40 O00 IN
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ASSOCIATION
OF PHILADELPHIA.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.

ORGANIZED SEPTEMBER /. 1s17-INC0R-
PORATED MARCH 81. 1920
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STATE TAX Is.
The Amount Proper Paid Since 1869.
Total af " Other Receipts A Letter from
The Auditor 10 Judge Land.

STATE or LOUISIANA, J
Auditors Office
New Orleans. May 81. 1879.
Hon, +. T. Land. Chairman Committee on the
judiciary:
sn-In accordance with your request. for the
use Of the Convention. have the honor to for
ward q supplemental detailed statement of all
receipts from 1859 to 1879. including tho quarter
ending March ~. 1879. and excluding the State
taxes proper. AT q glance the statement will
showthe apparent difference between the State
taxes proper under assessments. amounting
IN total tot......- &2t pp7 as4 II
And other receipts" amounting to 16 4G3. 1O2 IT
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-09-05
County News
YERGENA Els.

A<As " <SAN ~ hSOs
Miss Susie Baber, of Kecsville,
N. Y, is visiting friends in town.
Mr.. A. w. Cobb was made happy
in the birth of son Oh Friday last.
"A great many people went from
here to the camp meeting last Sunday
"A largo number have gone on the
excursion to Old Orchard Beach from
this city.
"A corn roast was INDUCED in by
several Of the young ladies and gentle
men Tuesday evening last, OH the banks
of the creek.
"A large Sunday school picnic from
the NJ. L. church of Essex, N. Y,
came over on the steamer Curlew last
Tuesday and visited this city, returning
to Essex about 4 p IN.
"A moonlight excursion under the
management Of the Cornet Band of this
city, went to Fort Cassin on Wednes-
day evening and had II "glorious" time
and got back at a. m. Friday.
Mrs. Daniels & Champion have
dissolved partnership, and in the fu
ture the business will be conducted b,
Mrs. K. Ii. Daniels, Mrs. Champion
doing work at her home ON Elbow
street.
The Gospel temperance meeting
held on Sunday evening last, was thu
best ono of the season, at least il wa
SO called by several competent judges
and in fact they have been growing il
interest ever since the starting.
Mr.. Shambeau, who buried hi
wife some two months since, was mar
ried again last Sunday, and received
tin pan serenade on Monday. lie woul
not como out and treat, SO the boy
gave him another racket Tuesday eve
ming, when he came to time.
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NEW HA VEN.

Sabbath day, between the hours Of
nine and twelve, four hundred teams
passed Town Hill from the north, Ell
route for the camp ground.
The last sociable was at the resi-.
dence of Mr.. l.. w. Stowe, Aug. 9th
The evening was lovely, all that could
be desired. The spacious rooms were
filled with large and pleasant com.
pany of all ages, and with music and
social converse, the hours passed mer-
rily. Some merriment was caused
when tin pan was presented to receive
the usual collection. Of course the pan
was not .fuH, but handsome sum was
realized to swell the amount already
obtained, and we hope, ere long, that
New Haven too may boast of fine
organ.