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AUCTION SALES.
no MY FRIENDS AND PATRONS.

In order to advance the best interests of my bust
ness In Memphis / am called temporarily to New
York My business viii be continued at the old stand,
No. 1875 Main street, Webster Block.
under the Financial and Business Management OF
my son, MORRIS j. FARMLAND. Major j. h.
MCDONALD will attend TO all Auction Business IN
trusted to the house. Thankful for past taVors L
respectfully ask a continuance Of same.
In and outdoor business attended to with
promptness and dispatch.
~ Consignment solicited.
Ey- Ample room for all KINDS Of storage goods
RespectIully, A. Z. FARMLAND.
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LAW REPORTS.
Chancery COurt-mDOwelI Judge.
Circuit annrf-FInn al ptarna Ind,

Court adjourned to Monday, when the call
OF the special will be proceeded with. 1t will
be published in due time.
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$40, Talley ct al. VS. Smith ct al; 5371,
Goodwin & Co. VS. Brooks; 540O, Schloss vs.
Wolfe; 54O6 Balm VS. Keho; 5631, Quinn vs.
M'Eachin; 5745, Goodloe, exr., vs. Vaccaro,
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FrOI' Janes A. SeWeII, AN MD, g
OF medical faculty Laval university, Quebec,
states: 81 have found Colden's Liebig's
liquid extract of beef and tonic invigorator
particularly useful in advanced stages of
consumption, weakness, dyspepsia, and all
nervous Affections. In pregnant women it
has been retained while every other article of
food was rejected. | can recommend it as
convenient, palatable and easy of digestion"
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Prof. James A. SeweII, A.M.M.D., =

The gas Office has removed to the Masoni
Temple building, or Madison street.
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AupeI,s Food Cake

Ine new wilson SeW1ng~nacnlne1
the latest out, can altoayS be found at
]. B. ALDRICH's. 254 Second street.
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VIM. FRANK & CO., 249 Main.
a LIE AND A LIAR
Done fOr-The UnanoJnted Villain who
AasaIled the Fair Fame Of Arhan-
sas and LtbeIed the Memphis
and Little Rock Railroad
shown for What
lac is.

In the New York Herald, of Sunday, we
find the following letter, to the editor of
which paper it was addressed:
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Anglers EOOO Sdhe
For sale at Podesta, Malatesta g. Co.'S, 252
Main street.
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GREENBRIER, for medicinal purposes, cam
not be equaled.
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FOUND.
BUNCH OF KEYS. .. 800, ,o,,.
STRAYED Or STOLEN.

STRAYED DIR STOLEN.
TToRsE-Cn the 28th May, from my residence,
II on the Randolph road one gray morse, ABOUT
IA hands high. Anyone returning him 70 me, OF 70
Holm Uuur's stable, AZ Adams street VIII &c Iloer-
ally rewarded. DENNIS 26A1 OH.
OOWs ANDCALF $40 REWARD-on Thursday,
J Mas 9Th. cows and one cali; one large straw,
berry colored cow white COW, with req neao; req
cow with white face; l red muley COW, hsaVy with
calf II not calved, and red yearingi len collars
reward to the finder of them all
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FOX SALE

DRESS-A Tyler Steam Cotton Press aud two
L steam Boilers; 50-hOrse power each. by
+. w. CLAUSSEN, Charleston, s. c.
d Observation-Disclosures eslder &c at Iuka Springs,
~ Miss; large garden and yard good fruit, excel
lent water. j. p. Houston, 80 Madison. Memphis.
7 OrS-Prvately, for 20 days, two desirable build
Il ing lots 80 by l45 feet, on Linden street, be-
tween Lauderdale ana Orleans. For price and terms
inquire OF d. Qulgley, at E. NJ Apperson d Co Is.
INRAME HOUSE, CHEAP-lS4 Beale, with lot;
II brings $40 monthly; Is on north side, west of
Wellington ST. w. A. WHEATLEY, PSI Main.
CODA POUNTAIN-NO. soda fountain, slightly
- used, very low; must be sold Apply to
G. W. JONES 4 CO. 257 Main street.
UNNGINE AND BOILER-We are authorized to
II offer at a good bargain one 30-horse power en-
CINE and boiler complete. Cash or city acceptance,
with six per cent added. Can be seen at our foun-
dry. RANDLE & LIVERMORE.
a NICE cottage at Beersheba Sprines-Cheap.
"a For information. apply to Mrs. R. L. c. BOstek,
Franklin. Tenn. OF N. c. Perkins, Memphis, Tenn.
DILLIARD TABLGS-TO close business, three
Ii Billiard Tables-Best ManufactuTe-at No.
Al Jefferson street
4 NEDAR FENCING and Gate posts. by
~ W. R. LARKIN, Larklnsville, Ala
~ ROCERY-A rare chance Ior a man with small
VI capital to start in rstclass Grocery and lOca-
ton, satisfactory cause given for selling Apply at
"a Jefferson street. J. STEWART " co.
DRICK-ShIpped cheap by river railroad Leave
ID orders at john A. Denies, S52 Front street.
Large concessions will be made on orders for coed
SalmonBrtck. suitable for ehlmDeys setting boil
eTs. etc o. Il. p. PIPER.
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FOR EzENT.

DF6i505SNs 0jiII5 t5;,,5;555 80 s5Is, 557.5. 49,
ID and Madison over Louisville ticket Office One
OF the most pleasant rooms in the city with all con
venlences. Apply to W. A. WHEATLEY.
a FUhNISHED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ located. Address A. b., Appeal Office.
EIOUSE AND FURNITURE-C Centrally located;
IL man and wife will board with the occupant.
address No. Mulberry street.
POOMS-Pleasant sleeping rooms ana Ofices,
IL 1915 Madison ]. j. L0CKART, 43ls Madison.
POoMS-Furnlshed or unfinished; suitable also
LII for families to bousekeep. 10l JEFFERSON.
ENURNISHED HOOMS-With or Without board
Il No. 296 Third street.
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOAlS-Cheap to zen
IN uemen. New brick house. "a Mulberry street.
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ARCHERY.
The New Amusement-The Organization
OF Archery Clubs in the Suburbs OF
the City-The Ladies Abandon
CrOquet for the New
Amusement.
Death of CrOquet-The Kind of Bows
and Arrows to be Used-HOW to
Form Clubs and what Officers
Should be Elected.

Oar proving reporter, away out on Poplar
street discovered a number OF ladies' and gen.
tlemen engaged in bending the bow and fly
ing darts at target. 1t was an archery club
engaged In outdoor sport. Archery, as mod
ern amusement, has only been fashionable In
America for the rast two years. 1t was be-
ing played in England before that, but we
did not take hold of it until some time later.
Mr. Maurice Thompson was the first to call
public attention to the sport. By his articles
in various magazines and later by MS book,
the Witchery Of Archery, he aroused en-
thuslasm all over the country for the game.
A well known importer says that after the
publication of that book he could have sold
twenty-thousand dollars worth more than he
had of English bows and arrows. England
is still ahead of US IN the making of bows
and arrows. 1t is only the imported ones
that are weighted" They are all made 10y
hand. Your true archer would scorn ma.
chine turned bow. There is no reason that
America should not make as fine articles.
The trouble is that we do not take the time
necessary to adjust our bows and arrows, but
want to hurry them out by the hundred
minute. This is the time OF year when the
archery clubs are being organized all over the
country and the old clubs are rubbing up their
implements and buying new. There are
some famous clubs in the United States.
IN July there is to be a grand archery tour
nament at Chicago, at which ten thousand
dollars will be distributed in prizes. Ladies
as well as gentlemen will be among the con-
testauts, for archery Is as much a lady's
sport as croquet. The Buffalo club expects
to do some good shooting at this tournament,
and has been practising In an armory all
winter to that end. From Cupid to ROBIN
Hood the ladies have admired bow shooting,
and it is no wonder that as soon as it was IL
troduced as a pastime they became its most
ardent adherentS.
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TAKEN Up.

COWS AND GALLON 18th inst, four cows and
- one heller calf; also one COW on the 2Uth- Ap-
Oily at second tol-gale, Poplar street.
ITOW AND CALF Red-and-white spotted. with
| J hell on which the owner can have by proving
property and paying charges. Inquire al 1913 Ala
hama street.
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WAM,Ea.


TITO TRADE-The best HOTEL PROPERTY on II.
L and O. r R., between Memphis and Chatta-
nooga, doing good business. for stock dry goods,
shoes or groceries. Actress box 49, Decatur, Ala
WTASHER AND IRONRR-Must be competent
wv and bring references. Apply at No. 298
Vance street.
OnTY PUPILS
OeO.V V. Hays, Principal OF Cato Academy, a eoun-
try summer school, In healthy locality, is at the
CASTOR House, and can be from l to 3 o'clock.
Board only So 20 So; tuition 81 o So music best of
teachers, only SO per month. Our city friends will
do we'll to call on MIN.
{ IANVASSERS--Three drstclass canvassers. APP
~ ply to GEO. RUBSCH IL CO.,
as and At Charleston avenue.
ONE salesman In each state to sell our goods.
~ Salary $1,000 q year. TRIUMPH MANUFAC-
TURING co l6 Monroe street, Chicago.
DARASOLS-TO re cover, refine or repair al the
i New York PeTasOl Shop, 1872 Main street, near
Washington. Practical paIasol makers.
TlROTTIN6 STATIONS FOR SEASON OF 1879.
i BLUR 6RAss," by Rysdyck HamiltOnian
dam by Long Island Black Hawk.
Col JEFFERson," b. DR.. Hers Mambreno
Patcheu; dam, Lady jefferson. We also have very
large Maltese Jack. We are prepared to Craze
stock. HUGH ID. AND JOHN r. GREER.
Six miles southeast of city.
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AM USEM &C = 'ES.
LUST.

DOY-On Monday, June I'd. JAKE FREWETT,
D colOred boy lett home about B O'Clock In the
afternoon to 90 to the OF Second and Auction,
and has not been heard OF since. He Is nine years
old las lump under the left ear Any tnforma
ton regarding him will be thankfully received by his
parents, No. 80 Auction street.
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ROOMS AND EssDARD.


DALEY SPRINGS Those deslIIng summer board
u at reasonable rates. in healthy location con-
venlent to the CITY, with abundance OF amusements,
and every facility OF communication and travel, and
absolute exemption from epidemic diseases, should
correspond with BILLS & CO., Bailey Springs, Ala.
SPLENDID Rooms, with or without board; day
~ boarders wanted. 143 Madison, Greenlaw Block.
POoMS-Furnished or unfinished; at reasona-
LIZ bic rates. at 1853 Main street, near Union.
X GOD BOARD-At 3O6 second St; also furnished
VI rooms to rent. Mrs, EDWARDS 4 CURTIS.
DOOMS-TWO nice furnished rooms with OF with
IL out board. at 1877 Washington street.
nESIRABLE ROOM-With bOaro. at
II ~ COURT STREET.
~ ENTLEMAN AND WIFE-Or two gentlemen
VI can get beautiful. unfinished room and good
board with private family, In pleasant locality,
convenient to street cars, at 81 % per month,
Address w. r. r., Appeal Office.
p0ARDER3-A few gentlemen day-b0ardeFs al
u 80 Union street. Terms moderate.
POOMS-Elegant front and back rooms, with
LIZ board, can be had at 431 SHELBY STREET.
DRy-boar, er5 also wanted.
DOOMS-Desifabe rooms ana good board At
10 SO JEFFERSON STREET.
DOOMS- SUIT OF front rooms. With board, at ~
LII Court street Day baaTdeTs wanted.
ENIRSr-CLASS rooms, with or without board
u Terms very modeTatt. No. ~ Mulberry.
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JOIN WAhSF-

Undertaken
No. 8AI second street, near R0stomee
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REKSSbN Al
7 RIEGEL Dyer and Seourer, 81 Jefferson street:
II. Ladies' and gents clothing dynd cleaned ana
repaired In best style.
nR j d. WHITE, 380 Main street, cures, Plies,
l. Fistula and other Rectal Diseases. No hind
rance from business during treatment.
HR E. A. WHITE has again opened his VAPOR
J BATH INFIRMARY, for medical treatment at
1872 DesOto street.
"a. ]. R. POWELL, DENTIST,
DR C. BASKERVILLE,
L. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office, 298 Main. Residence, 4S1 Shelby.
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FOR OSCEOLA.
FOR WHITE RIVER.
HARD CASH,

Regular Independent Memphfs ana
White River PGcket-For Augusta, JsckSonpcrs,
SearcY, end way points. The regular independent
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
OFFICIAL PATRONAGE.

Thomas NJ. Riley. the new Sheriff OF Kings county.
has made the following s;-Thonns
Murphy Under Sheriff; John Fuchs. Patrick 5sfand
and J. McGmnness, deputics +. L. Dallon. Of tbs
Emigrant Savings Bank, Chief Clerk; j. II. Wilas
sistant; William Bryan, keeper Of the jail, NJ.
Malone and Charles Schultz. assistants; Thoinss A.
Kerrigan, auctioneer; Joseph Evans and james Cas-
sidy, van drivers. Thomas Murphy formerly held
the position Under Sheriff while Sheriffs McNanee
and Walters in Office. There are several posi-
tions that yet remain to be filed.
Tho following appointments were made by General
steinmetz. the new Comptroller Deputy Comp.
trollcr, Theodore Rich; Chief of the Bureau Og
Taxes and Assessments. s. II. Mildenberg: Clerk.
Joseph V. Scully; Clerk Of Accounts. H. ?. Bost-
wick; Accountant, r. A. Bishop; Warrant CLERK, @.
f. Townsend; General Clerk, W. W. Hanna; n'assen-
ger, A. Schaunburg; clerks, c. L. Barrows, george
W. Greenwood and John T. Carroll. ~
Charity Commissioners Andrew zeiser, of tn, 'Fhird
district, announced his appointments yester ~ as
follows :--Chicf Clerk, Jacob g. Feist. in r,hce of
George Dugan. removed; Clerk. ex-Judge 1fonss
Eames, in place OF John Courtney. removed ,hcer.
Robert J. Rudd. in place Of Thomas Carr re-
moved; Surgeon, DR.. Henry Hesse, in places Dr.
Joseph Dreamer, removed,
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The Board of Aldermen yesterday passed over the
Mayors veto tho resolutions giving permission to
the Morrisania and Fordham Railway Company TO
extend their tracks over Harlem Bridge. and also
directing the removal Of the east side elevated rail
way stations at Ninth and Houston streets to moro
convenient positions.
Mayor Ely yesterday sent In n veto OF the Alder
mamie resolution authorizing the employment Of
counsel in the attempt TO the elevated railway
tracks from The Battery.
The Common Council passed resolution yesterday
asking the Park Commissioners to pay the aborefs at
work on Riverside Drive q pro rata share OF the
money due them.
The Mayor has signed Alderman Benefits resolu-
ton requesting the Police commissioners TO allow
onehalf instead of equarter of policemen salary
during sickness.
resolution offered by Alderman Reilly yesterday
requesting the Legislature to appropriate s1oo00DO
10 be expended under the direction of tho Board OF
Apportionment, I'm improving the city streets aud
parks. was yesterday voted down la the Board.
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
POLICE BOARD MEETING.
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE STREET CLEANING DE-
PARTMENT.

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE STREET CLEANING DE-
PARTMENT
There was full attendance of the Police Commits
soners at the Board meeting yesterday Instructions
were issued by them to the chief clerk to advertise
for proposals for cleaning the streets and removing
ashes and garbage thcrefrom. Captain Gun
ncr. OF the Street Cleaning Department. re-
ported that from the 1st of January to the 3st of
December Of the past year 2i miles Of streets
cleaned 799 10 loads Of ashes 2S3O6 loads OF street
dirt and 765 loads of garbage removed In the
period in 1877, 6,92i miles of streets cleaned
724 s9 loads of ashes and loads of street dirt
were removed. The contract for unloading ashes
and garbage from the of the department was
awarded to NJ Van Buron AZ Go. at the rate Of
four cents per cart load.
A complaint was received from William II. Webb,
touching the dumping Of garbage in lots at the foot
of West Thirty.sc,cnth street. The superintendent
was directed to put end to the causes OF coin
paint.
General Smith submitted tho following resOlu-
tion:-
Resolved That the counsel Of tho board be requested TO
furussh at his earliest convenience legal opinion to
the rcson sbts OF captains OF precincts In selecting
recommending places Of ressty and polling places tor
order OF the department. berotof7rc adopted
Commissioner Erhardt offered tho following as .
substitnte:--
requested report whether any further orders OF
Police Board other than those In force arc
ameasb's 70 dseipsc in the event Of any such nenbcr
reporting place as suitable Tor paes OF rrssty or
rection has been vols,cd and that sprtaous liquors
havr been sold 10 srch places recommended by him sixty
day prior TO using tho same.
The original resolution was carr.el.
communication was received from Mr.. John ID.
Townsend relative TO the charges against captain
Mcdonnell, witch withheld IRON, publication.
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
BROOKLYN FIRE DEPARTA1E.,i' !

The Brooklyn Fire Commissioners. in orderF FyAeep
the expenses of the department within the aprSopr
alton. have made the following changes 1rE IL
Shute clerk of Chief Nevins. removed; Jame9 Cot
tren clerk at Fire Department Headquarteri iaAcs
his place. Shute's salary was $1,000 per aanuin.
The positions Of machinist aud assistant harness
maker have been wiped out. Tho salaries OF t1ysc
positions amounted to 81, $50 per annum. Tho rol-
lowing persons were also removed. and theiI@raeos
will rcmain vacant t-NIchacl McAfanus. detailrA re-
man; H. J. Reed, messenger, and Ernest Ssscbe,
clerk in the kerosene Bureau salary 81 900 psr an
mum. The Commissioners reduced the saiary OF
Superintendent of Repairs from $4,000 to Sl,d09.
The Board by later action retained L. Sasche
of the general clerks at headquarters. There win 10
further curtailing Of expenses.
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
HERALD WEDNESDAY SUPPLEMENT
Tha hdad dau
Tho faded day.
Carrying sorrows and dreams and fears.
Terrors and hstings and cares and tears.
Rolling,

Tho faded day
Carrying eorrows and dreams and Fears
Terrors and hatings and cares and tears.
Rolling,
Rolling,
Into the gloom away.
See we have here
The sword aud spear,
The cleaning breasts Of the battle dead;
Sec We have here i ltFf
Tumbri and bier
And wide -gashed throats with their lifeblood red.
And dying curses left half unsaid,
Gasping
Gasping,
Faint on the sckened ear.
wailing away.
Keeling away,
Sighings and sinnings of grief and crime.
Stealing away,
In dark array
All the past Joys and sorrows or Time,
Wishings and waitinss from evry CLINE.
Waning.
Waning,
Into the gloom away.
It solemn moment The exciting realien Of
my tight had found dreamy reaction in the mo-
inent of rest know not what of sadness per-
yaded me- Do the old years always die thus on tho
night? thought. The last cloud had swept
by to the west. and the heavens bright with the
stars; tho moon had set. turned to the cast
CONES.
To the right and left the white peaks
Madison. jefferson, Adams and the great forms
had passed in my fight. I seemed to stand amid
mystic council Of the giant fathers OF the Republic
that great and whose infant life they had
watched amid storms that shook them not among
clouds that lowered long. then rose and passed
away. The vague immensity around mo-
peopled alone with the hoary-headed fathers,
was hushed in silence. The silver bell of the air
ships clock struck with clear toned tnkle 1t was
midnight Was it echo Of the silver bell, repeated
and repeated until it became Chime upon the air
that rtng glad melody in my ears shaft Of pale
light Of early dawn appeared in the far cast from
behind the mountains. sound as Of downy wings
upon the air came mingling with tho silvery chime
and feathery fakes of snow that came from cloud
falling around me. musical jingle as Of
showers of golden coin rung through the night. A
laugh like that of joyous child sounded beside
saw no human form. heard no syllablcd word,
but knew that the Infant Year had come.
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
SPECIE PAYMENTS.

To-day specie payments will DO resume nv ths
governments and the greenback will he as va able %
the gold dollar Wherever the observance of Now
New Years Day does not prevail gold vii be = y
out fot greenbacks, and hereafter I'll custom
duties can be paid with the latter. All arraneeg
for the resumption Of specie payments ba,l
completed at the Sub-Trcasury, where the govt .
nient has large aniount ot gold on hand rhs VIII
do away with the Ooid Room, which has been ni,N'
istcnce since January. 1861. aud which, II is ulc !.
stood, will be turned into mining department 'or
the benefit OF the members Of the Stock Exchan'a
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
ONE HUNDRED AND OVER.

In the Bureau of Vital Statistics during the past
year the deaths were recorded OF the following per-
sons whose ages reached 100 years and Fanny
Wood, 1g2 years. Irish Mary A. Maroney, 100 years
Irish; Mary Con nors, lO1 years. Irish William Moan
100 years Irish; Rosa Oliver New York; Mary Davis,
104 years Irish Patrick Corrigan, 106 years. Irish
Mary Bermngham. 100 years, Irish Ellen Howard,
100 years, Irish; Mary Merneane, 105 years. Irish;
Catharine Cosgrove 105 years. Irish. and Catherine
Bucklev 10i wears. Irish.
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
QUEENS COUNTY.

The official changes which take place in Queens
county to-day a. follows:F. b. BALDWIN sucecods
g. Edward CARL as County Treasurer. William Young
succeeds f. Floyd Jones a. Assemblyman in the 81 rst
district, William T. Pearse succeeds John kecaIg
Assemblyman in the Second district.
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
VITAL STATISTICS.

The following is copy of the annual report Of DR..
Nagle Deputy Registrar of Vital Statistics. which
presented yesterday at the meeting Of the Health
Commissioners:
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
YEARLY REPORT OF CONTAGIOUS.

The Health Commissioners at their meeting yester-
day afternoon received the yearly report of the deaths
in this city from contagious diseases They are
follows Small pox, 2; measles, 3Oi scarlet fever,
l,O5l; diph.heria 900; whooping cough, 377.
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
SUFFOLK COUNTY.

In Suffolk county N. d. Petty succeeds william II.
wickham District Attorney. Charles I. puiyea
succeeds Charles S. Ravens as Assemblymsn. c. d.
Elmer succeeds Horace II. Benjamin as School Com
missioner in the First district. and Justus Roc
ceeds Thomas s. Mount School Commissioncl IA
the Second district
The New York herald., 1879-01-01

eionsd dlbert b. wckhan, republican. and :. speocs
demoerst. County Trsasurer-Samuel =. Powel
democrat. County Auditor-Mnurice Fitzgersl
democrat. County Clerk-John Delnar, democra
!segistrar-William Barrie, democrat. Coronsri
Henry G. simms. democrat. and Frapcis Nolan. d ~
The New York herald., 1879-01-01

II will be seen by the above tables that during the
past year there Sl1 deaths than the year
before and that the greatest mortality was i'll the
month of July.
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
THIS YEARS EXPENSES.

WHAT IT WILL COST TO RUN THE CITY Gov
EMINENT IN 1879
The Board Of Apportionment. consisting Of Mayor
Ely, Comptroller Kelly. Tax Commissioner Wheeler
and Alderman Roberts. completed last evening the
revision of the estimates for carrying the city gov
ernment during 1879. The following is the Official
announcement
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT THH APPROPRIATIONS FOB
1918 AND TIE AUTHORIZATIONS FOR 1879.
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
LONG ISLANDS GOVERNMENT.

THE BRooKLYN CITY AND KINGS COUNTY NEW
OFFICIALS, WITH THOSE WHO HOLD OVER
The following is list of the Brooklyn city and
Kings county government officials who will direct
the administration of the Offices TO which they have
been severnlly elected. from January l. ls79:-
Mayor--James Ho well. Jr., democrat.
Comptrollcr-William q. Steinmetz, republican.
Anditor-Albert AmmormaD republican.
City Treasurcr--William Mayo Little, republican.
Tax Collector--lames Tanner. republican.
Justices of Pcacc.--first district--Daniol Ferry,
democrat. Second district-G. Wilson Bloom, demo-
crat Third district-Erank Fisher, republican.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures u. Elliot dcfnocrat Firth
cistrict-Herman j.. Guck. democrat. sixth dis
trict-Ludwig soinler, democrat. Police Justice
Andrew Walsh, democrst.