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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-13
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY MATTERs IN HEW YORH
AND SIN FRANCISCO.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, December 10, 1870.
The foreign commerce of the port for the week
WINS as follows General merchandise imports, In
Guiding dry goods, sl0,223SjG; produce exports,
8079,5lO.
Money loaned between 7 and per cent on call
aud closed easy at per cent
Exchange nominally unchanged, but wns weak
In tone on light business at i46o4SlM for long
and 4S3I 604S3A for short sight
Government bonds were quiet but generally firm.
State bonds were neglected, but nominally uii-
changed. ~ H
Railroad bonds were irregular.
The stock market was Irregular throughout the
day, but In the main lower rate OF prices pre-
vailed Al the opening decline OF A@pM per cent
took place. but firm feeling soon set in and under
brisk purchases prices advanced u to 2 per cent,
the latter in Canton The Improvement WINS gen
orally lost before midday, but later partial re-
covefy took place. Toward the close free pressure
10 sell, and especially In Western Union & Eric, set
In, and the lowest quotations of the day were
touched. The highest point ranging from "a to "a
per cent. In the final sales recovery of q TO u
per cent. took piece
Thetransactions aggregated 23s 052 shares includ-
Ing Erie G3,800, st. Paul 1900, Delaware, Lack
nwanna Western 10 800, New jersey Central $500,
Delaware & Hudson 5000, Reading $500, g G al G
$500, Western Union 1900, Pacific Mail 1900, Wa
bash ST. Louis 4 Pacific 23,l00, Kansas & Texas a..
800, Northern Pacific 1900, Mobile d Ohio 1900,
indianapolis, Cincinnati u Lafayette 400.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-13

RY LEIGH BROS & PHELPS, Real Estate Agts.
- and General Auctoneefs, Nc. ll2 Main street.
THE DISMAL SWAMP CANAL FOR SALE Al
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Pursuant to two deeds OF trust executed by the Dis
NAL swamp Canal Company the LIST day of July.
1851 aud OH the 10th day of February, 1869 respective
said company the UNDERSIGNED surviving trustees by
the said deeds appointed, will sell the ABOVE NJ EN-
TONED VALUA BILE PROPERTY on the 10Th day
OF JANUARY, 1850 Mt II o'clock M, for cash, at tho
auction house OF Leigh Bros Phelps. In the city of
Norfolk, Va.
G. w. NEWTON, r,,,ao.
VIM, II. G. ELLIS, irustees'
LEIGH BROS. q PHELPS,
oci0-3m AuctiOneers
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PRDspESSLONAI.

USEFUL FEET
Aud daily walks 10 tne open PR and sunshine pro.
mote hpslil Industry. uHd longevity. heucC emit
rent physicians, Surgeons, a. thousands OF other
WellkuoNu liVtr4hA,t Nts,t |. n. VIII TIES Vsab-
lisunlrni, llii pcnnsylvnni. az cuc, oppost, Wi.
lgrd's lIUeL rrief from nd avoidance Ot Corns,
BuuiOur, Bad ARiis Ihhlu r, Vascular ENcrcsceu-
COS, ana Tier Ailnent' Of The feet
du4 OFFICE FEE-S1 PER VISIT.
nk BOSMuRrlI, als h STREET n. W., Is Tux
- most sk'llnl ana the only Scientific Medical
Electrician IN thia city All nervous and chronic
disores positively cured Female diseases special
~. Refers 20 Senators ID. W. Voorhees, Indiana j.
j, Patterson, \ CT Samuel Norment Washington d.
G., and othera Consultation free. A competent aud
thoroughly qualified lady assistant 10 attend 10 ladies,
notify
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-13

OLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN
known tor yean ~ Lhs only place whore nsvl-ciAal
secondhand clothing caA be sold ~ paApestAhl,
pIcea Address or call ~
JUBTH'H OLD STAND,
No go ID ntF0et between sixth and peVontA strestz
northwest. branch store No ~ Hinth SiEstt, b
tween and streets northwest
N D-Note by mail promguy Attendod To- sells
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SAN FRANCISCO, December 10, 1879.
The following are the official closing quotations Of
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-13
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


nNE fratclass French coupe in excellent order,
~ TWO sets fine single harness, and one large
stylish horse, suitable for coupe They may be pur
chased OH reasonable terms, separately or together
Inquire OF JOHN McDERMo1'r & BROS, $40 PEN u
ave. dela8tt
NOR SALE-On monthly payments, or for rent,
IL very low, carpenter shop aud lot, on east side
Seventh st W, near Pomeroy ST. Address COR
NELluS, Republican office, deiS3tt
JNoR SAI.lG-A good second hand six.seat i0ola-
IL way; also several secondhand COupes, In fine
order; vail be soil cheap. Repairng promptly at
ROB'r II. GRAHAM
del2-2w ll0,lle Eighth 81 u W.
WATCH-GoI hnptlnRgle, BartlfIl movements
w In pawn for $3.50 VIII lake tl0 for the pawn
ticket, Address WILSON, this office del2.3tt
GONE Ane Lambrequlns and Cornces, AT one.
> fourth the orr. hM price. Address EARNEST,
Republican office. del2
GHEAP-An intolligont gentle horse; Messenger
~ bloodi the family pet; sold only for want of use
Call at No li25 Sixth stn ". dell-3tt
VNoR SALE or exchange, an elegant country seat
IL and ftrm; six miles from city; at great bargain.
w w DANENHoWER,l S2i st NV. no22-lmot
IloR sALR-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
II property for Aala JOHN SHERMAN q CO.,
ST. Cloud building Real estate aud loans. Nal
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-13

PncIlio Mining Stocks.

God. ..... sI0j $3.50 O0C
............. G,3is 2g2
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FOR sALE-HOUsES.

nN liberal terms, three story basement Resi-
~ dence, with all modern improvements; situated
on Eleventh I'll; within minutes walk OF the Est
cars; inquire at National Republican Office. solicit
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-13

~ ESIRABLE handsomely Furnished Rooms en-
~ suite or single; IN new house with modern I'M
provGments central location; hotels aud Depart
ments apply on premises, No BIO Thirteenth street
W.. Oc4-Am
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-29
EXAMINATION OLE SAILORS.

On June IL, Surgeon-General j. b. Hamilton, Of
the United States Marine Hospital Service, issued
circular to the medical officers of that department,
ordering them.upon application of the United States
Shipping Commissioner, or the master Of any vessel
engaged in the foreign trade coastwise steamer,
to examine physically any seaman or sea-
men, and give certificate as to fitness
or otherwise, that vessels may be pro-
vided with sound and healthy crews. Dr..
Hamilton stated yesterday that this addition to the
service without expense TO vessels, had proved
thus far very beneficial About 10 per cent of the
seamen examined have been found physically in
capactated but in many cases, through the agency
of bOardIu g-hOuse runners have been enabled To
get berths on vessels and after getting to were
put on the sick list as unable 10 do duty. lie be-
lieved that the time would come when only sound
and healthy scamen would he found among the
crews General Hamilton said that at the Marine
Hospital at Boston, during his last year Of service
there III 1878, 29l2 per cent of the scamen eX-
amlned were unfit for service. of which % per cent
returned TO seaiarDg pursuits through tine con-
uIyaDCc of boarding house runners.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
on LIvERPOoL-BY STEAMSHIP HELvErIA.
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW. YORK. =.

PORT OF NETWORK. %.
ARRIVED.
Str Henry Eyde tBog. Eyler Antwerp July 10 Punch
20 order roV vessel 20 Tucker CO. 'i0n 0rS
str Morgan City, Read. New-Orleans days to Bogert
Sur Ashland Hunter Fernandiu, and Charleston to wm
Str city Of Savannah Mallory Savannah Geo Yonge
Bark Charlie Hickman Dener Antwerp SO days in baass
Brig Candi4zza Lauro Utah. LaurO Gibraltar a. days.
schr Hattie Gos ontten Tampico 80 days with hides.
etc TO w W lson; vessel 70 1laster. 49,, - - -,
gar oerchs & CO. vessel to Miller q Houghton.
CLEARED.
stTs Columbia tBrl Young London Henderson Bros
West Point. Va, Old Dominion IS Cos Francona Mangum,
ships Mero.e Pummer calcssten Pass. La, Nesmrh a
isaac Webb. UTquhart London, 9 il Msrshail & GO.
FdnoS Edye Co: yssn tSor Rsudusn Cork Or Falmouth
for order, Punch Edyo Cos BeTtno qta 9usdrolo Corr
mann stetip, Egneh Edye 3 GO Candida ItaD. Cssace
falmouth FOR orders FGnen Edye CO. AIbins, Dassett
Liverpool, Thos ounham's Nephew & co.
Lndt santos, Pension CO; CITY Of Moat crosby Moais
If Hamlen & Coz Iahsns, Crowley, Galveston. upper q
D'A'D' FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON July 2s.-Sailed str Denmark for New York.
AFT strs I mathews and RSscOmmOn. both nom New.
York arr &C HAVE str Cohahin from York arr az
ness str %intlh9Gpe from New;York ,,o,, p.,,o
LARSE July S8-Arr state Of Georgia from SewYOrs
for q ssgow.
Arr strs Baltic from YORK Liverpoo Give
from Philadelphia for Liverpool
LONDON July 2s-Sailed 23d nsI sarsnak for New.YOrk,
ScutolO 25h Inst Indpendenza sebastian Bach, Alert
schuTnsen Ragna Laurence DelaD GaeisnO Maria Cham.
pon. GmO II, Natalie Gaino. Fortuuao FOrenngen 18th
inst LepreauI Hos Eureka, Foke last York;
Marcy, Kephs Petrus, EildenhOpo Dlgentia. Han'
nah Blanchard Hugh Cam, Agostno Europa, Norhayet
MOnark, Adele and Sabna, BOgar, Giuls Anna 2StA
inst, Rauers II McLaren.
22d inst Ocean Ranger David Bugbee: 23d inst En-.
press Hovdng 24th inst Gesner Michele Please Msdre
Maria 25th INST Holden Criterion Anal Orr 2oth inst
Johann Zanrak BrOdrene Ophir Peppna: 27th
stephen. CITY YOrK Glory OF the Wyre Dull
elmer Glad Things. Lucille Maury, Galdsags Ire soree,
Primo: 25th inst Chapman, Loyeherte, Rosa,
GOV Iiey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-29

liquor had fight on Washington-st. at 2 a. m. yes
terday, James Grady stabbed Henry stanton
several times in the arm and back, and once IN
the abdomen. The latter wound, it is feared, may
prove fatal.
WHITEsToNE.-Itw was discovered yesterday that IN
the absence of the servant of George W. Van Siclon,
who Is nc present with his family in Europe INC
house had been broken open, and al the valuable
oil paintings and Mrs. Van Sclen's silk dresses had
been cut and destroyed. The loss will amount 10
several hundred dollars
STATEN ISLAND.
DUTCH F.RMs.-A post-mortem examination was
made Yesterday in the case of Thomas Tulley, the
aged frshmap who found dead IN char In
his house on Sunday morning Immediately after
auarrellng with his wife. The examination showed
that death had been caused by heart disease Mrs.
Tulley saws that she did not strike her husband.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-29
FISHING FOR SHARKS.

Sharks are abundant III the Great South Bay, and
hardly a day passes without one or more Of them
being captured. Last Thursday two were taken in
the channel near the Elbow, and another in the
slough near Oak Island. Two members Of the
Olympic Club were the heroes of one of the battles
at the Elbow They were on the club yacht T. b.
Asten III search of buetish but as the blueiish re-
fused to bite, they rugged tackle for sharks For
a line they used some spare Tcct-pOnt cord. They
made a float of a small wateT-keg, and constructed
a Shark-hOok by tying two bluchsl-hoOks together.
side by side. mOss-bunker served for bait, and in
half an hour fine shark was hooked. tie was
brought alongside and lanced with butcher
knife tied to bOat-hOok Before striking him his
captOrs passed a running bOwne around his tail,
and it well they did so, for his struggles after
the blow was given tore the hook from his mouth.
He measured q feet 3 inches IN length and
was estimated to weigh 100 pounds. One of
his captOrs. who had eaten sharks fins in China
persuaded the cook of the Olympic Club to prepare
a dish from the prize Those who ate il said it was
much like hlbut, though drier and without taste,
and it was observed that passed his plate for
a second helping.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-29
CLUBBED FOR OFFERING ADVICE.

OFFICER o'LEARY ASSAULTS TIMOTHY HAYES FOR
MAKING A sUGGEsTIoN-MR CURTINS MIS-
FORTUNES.
Timothy Hayes. porter in liquor store III New
Chambers-st, arraigned yesterday at the ION DIS
Police Court ON charge of attempting 20 assault
Officer O'Leary of the Fourth Precinct, on Sunday
night, in New Chambers-st, near the Newsboys'
Lodging House. while the officer was in the dis
charge of his duty. 1t was alleged by OLeary that
HAYES bad been conducting himself in a dsOrderly
manner at the place mentioned. and that when he
attempted to arrest him. Hayes made an effort TO
knock him down. Hayess head was wrapped up IN
bandages through which the blood OOZed, ana ms
face was swollen and dlsiigured. OLeaTY domed
having touched him with his club. He was unable 10
explain how HAYES was so much cut and disiigured.
HAYES testified that wei-dresscd man was asleep
for some hours near the NewsbOys' Lodging House.
and that ne called the officers attention TO the dan
ger to which he was exposed OF being robbed. Inc
officer, Hayes said resented the suggestion as o
piece of impertincnce. and after abusing him, 1ol-
lowed him across the street and struck him several
times OF the head and bouy with ms Gup haycs iol
TO the ground from loss of blood and was aterward
conveyed to the statiOn-hOuse.
James L. Roche, a fireman attached TO Engine NO
10 of the station at No. 261 WIlEam-st, saw the
occurrence, and substautIated HayesS testimony IN
every particular. Justice Nandell dismissed the
complaint against Hayes In emphatic terms he
expressed his dsapprOyal of the conduct OF the OIL
Ger. and then directed that complaint shOuld ne
made against him for assault and battery. A lew
minutes later officer OLeary was committed Tor
trial in default OF $500 bail
On the application of Timothy J. Curtin, Of No
2O3 East -fOuTthst., Justice KllbTeth, OF the
Yorlvle Police Court yesterday issued warrant
for the arrest of Officer Flood, of the Iwenty-hrst
Precinct. The charge Is assault and battery On
lat Saturday Curtin SAYS that while sitting IN
drug store at Forty-frst-st and rhirdaye., he saw
Officer Flood struggling with drunken man on the
opposite corner. Just as he had crossed the avenue
In Officer Floods assistance Officer Phillips, OF the
Nineteenth Precinct, arrived at the place. Officer
Flood became so excited that he imagined Curtin to
be friend of the drunken man, ana ms OBJECT 10 ee
70 gel him away With his club he beat Curtin's
head almost before the latter realized what had oc-
cured The officer, II is said, feels very sorry Tor
Curtin also preferred charges against Flood at
Police Headquarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-29

ENDING HER WOE BY POISON.

JENNIE BRowNELL COMMITS SUICIDE AT WHITE
PLAINS
young woman named Jennie Brownell, age sew
enteen, committed suicide in White Plains on Sat
urday by taking dose Of corrosive sublmate. Her
mother had long had charge of the household affairs
of Daniel Griffin, wealthy farmer who died re-
Gently and she retained the position under his son,
Howard Griffin. Miss Brownell lived in the house
and enjoyed the privileges of member of the
family. Wednesday last Miss Brownell made a
visit to friends at Milton. where she remained
until Friday morning last, returning home about o
o'clock. She then appeared to be as well as usual.
few hours afterward a Miss Abbott called to
see Miss Brownell, and not finding herIn any of the
rooms down stairs went to her bedroom, and there
found her vomiting and scarcely able to speak. Sne
died Saturday morning.
Miss Brownel confessed that she had taken the
poison in order 10 die the impulse of the moment
while suffering great nervousness, but she ASST gned
no reason Tor the act. RumOIs freely circulated
however. that young Howard Griffin, son of the
owner of the estate, until recently had been atten-
tive to Miss BrowneI that within the last week or
two he had formed the acquaintance of another
young woman. This, il is thought preyed upon the
mind of Miss Brownell and led her 10 take Der own
life.
The jury found that she acted under temporary
insanity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-29

she was putting the cup to her mouth He instantly
dashed the cup from her hands but not bo.
fore she had taken OF the poison
The persons inmates OF . lodging-house in
the OF No. So James-st The husband ran 70 tia
Fourth Precinct Police station. and the woman was
taken In an am bulance to the Eew-York Hospital, Ne
could assign for his wfe's act. Some OF tina
inmates OF the house attribute II to domestic dcultes
The woman was said to have been drnkisg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-29
REINHARDT AND ROLLINsON IN JAIL.

Edward ReInhardt under sentence of death in the
Richmond County T., H. Jail, is remarkably cheer
full he said TO visitor yesterday that he had been
confined in jail over nine months and was used to
prison life He exhibited small baskets and match
safes which he said he spent considerable time in
making. When asked If ne made them all by hand
he replied, with a smile: "Why, certainly. They
don't allow me to have tools" He said that ne dis
posed Of the articles TO visitors, aud that with the
money he usually bought tobacco for his fellow
prisoners.
The man Robinson, who killed Ssk on the night
Of July 3, occupies a cell the other side of the
prison. He was found yesterday lying on his cot
reading the Bible. lie said that he ~ comfort
able as he could expect under the circumstances
but that the close confinement was telling ON himt
Renhardt aud lac were allowed daily exercise to-
gether IN the corridor. Renhardt has taught HIM
to made fancy baskets 10 pass away the time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-29

some one was watching him and waiting for an OPP
portunity to injure him. He got ont 2f bed aSo4}
O'clock yesterday mornngand toId ms wie cha feII
asleep, but was awakened by a pistol shot to ma
that he had killed himself =,
Officer Gafney 6fty-eight years Old ana on1
He was a sober and faithful officer and for years
had stuyvesaut Park for his post At one tile ne
living in the vicinity appealed to the Police Board
and had him replaced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-29
SUICIDE OF A POLICEMAN.

Patrolman Bartholomew Gafiney, Of the Eigh-
teenth Precinct, committed suicide yesterday morn
ing at his home, No. 325 East Twenty by
shooting himself through the head. 1t IS believed
that the officers act was caused by temporary in
sanity resulting from sickness. He imagined that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-29
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Brepoorf Honse-The Hon. John A. Kasson. United
states Minister Austria Findsor Ho1-Ex senator
John b. Henderson, Of Missouri txh Avenue Hsn-
de Iayalle Peruvian Minister TO brazil j. NJ 4etos
Secretary OF the Peruvian legation er Consresspsn Lewis
R Guncfe Of Ohio and General Cyrus BuhAey 81 NeWOI
leans Buckingham HetetCountess Won linden o.
many -. Iqrl 1rsnuo Hot>t-E. A. HayL United States
1"nnissonr OF Indian Affairs General James II. Lede Of
Utica, and Francis B. LOomis Of Couneehc ut'"'h't"r
House-Lieute pant Celone II. =. La Motto, U. ;. A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-29
KILLED on THE RAILROAD TRACK

The man who was struck by train on the Man
haitian Beach Railroad at New Lots on Sunday, was
recognized yesterday by his son. His name was
William Daggett, sixty seven years old, and he re-
sided alone in Seventh-st., near South Second-st..
Williamsburg. He was very deaf, the son said.
and this fact would explain the cause of his paving
no attention TO the whistle. Daggett was iurrier
by trade. He will he buried by his SON.
The body Of the man who struck by a train
on the Long Island Railroad about $50 D. m SIM
day has not yet been recognized The body is at
the Raymond Street Morgue awaiting ldentilica-
ton. From the appearance of the man he was evil
IDENTIFY tramp His clothes were old and on his
feet were "A pair of Winter OyeIshOes In his pock-
cts were 50 cents. Some persons who witnessed the
accident expressed the belief that the man had
purp1sly placed himself in front OF the train for file
purpose of committing suicide. His body is horri-
bly mutilated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-29

SQUADRON on foot, acting es guard Of honor The
remains were taken to Calvary Cemetery for burial.
Nearly all Of the Police Inspectors and Captains,
and many Sergeants were present, as were many
nersonal friends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-29
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs NO
2IS BROADWAY
Gam SIC Noon. $50. 3 o. m 800. Mdnght 7oo
Highest during the day. 90" LOweef ~
Average, 30. same day. 1878 Ift''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-29
MARINE INTELLIG EyOE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TODAY
4jf sun sets 7lD Clock fast en- Ia
0:55 Moon sOsths. 0O8 MDon's age DAYS ia
WATER ro-sAr-A
sandy Hook. BAT GOV. Island. 4l2 Hell Gate 49, sol
wArRg To-DAT-P.
Sandy Hook. 42i Gov IslAnd.. 442 asu Gate 800. eg1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-29
Announcements,

HOLMAN PAD prevented all the officers and
vessel DumOut from taking yellow fever In Ha-
'''' carr RICHARD F. HARRIcK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-29
FINANCES OF ESSEX COUNTY, NJ J.

MEETING OF COUNTY CONGRATULATIONS FOR
1879.
The Essex County Board of Assessors met at the
Court House in Newark yesterday to apportion the
county tax of $74O,91 SO to the wards and town
ships. The Committee to Compare Valuations
recommended an increase in the valuations Of Mont
clair of 20 per cent and reductions in the following
townships: South Orange, 800, 900; East Orange
S75, 900: Milbun, $4,000; Orange, $4,000
Caldwell SO 900; Clinton, $4,000; Living
ston $4,000. The report adopted. In reply
TO question as the falling off Of -, $685. 600 III
valuations of Newark since last year, Mr. Con-
molly said 10 reduction had been made on i'm
proved property. The real estate had been reduced
but the value of the Improvements added. Mr.
Connolly then claimed a reduction OF 1891, 600
or per cent--Upon the original valuation of New
ark which was granted. The totals, finally
fixed. were as follows:
county TsD'1lovOO
CITY valuation 1882 900
CITY ana county
The valuations were adopted. A outiOn was
adopted declaring that IN the opinion of the Board,
il is the duty of the next Legislature To repeal the
law permitting taxpayers to offset their debts
against the valuation of their real estate. The
county rate was fixed at .G9G0 on the 800. Last
year the valuation sos, $4,000, and the county
TAX rate ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-29

PREVENTED FROM TAKING HER LIFE.
Mary Ann Reilly fortyfour years old, at
tempted to commit suicide sunday night by taknga
OF Paris green. Her husband observed her lust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-29
DIR, RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly asteess elegantly coated FOR the cure OF al ~
OF the stomach, liver bowels kidneys badler nervous
diseases headache. constipation, cosyenoss indigestion w.
cps3 OiOusuess, bilious fever Inflammation OK inc OOae.f
piles and all arrangements OF the internal yisce@ war
rlnted 10 effect positive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-29

SOMETHING WRONG SOMEWHERE" NegO-
tatious Tor PeaceP said MrE. hluddr, reading CON
tents bill outside neWsvcudcIs "Why, thought they
hanged hm long aga. But there hes that clever he's
been and trcked them again r. Judy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-29
RADWAY'S READYRELIEf
FEVEEs AIMED AGVN.

FEVER AND AGUE cured for fifty cents. There is nots
remedial agent this world that viii cure Fever ana gl
and all other MalaTous Bilious Scarlet typhoid Yellow anl
other Fevcrs aided by RAILWAYS PILLS. soqhc~ s
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF Fifty cents per OJeu@
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-19

New YoRK BAxKEas-The Bank Of New York,
N. u. A.; American Exchange National Bank.
smiths: the Union Bank OF London. )etu