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Halt!

At the Pony Saloon and take q drink of that fine old Hermitage Bourbon, W. II. McBrayer Bourbon, or some of that elegant old Hermit age and Guckenheimer Rye, guar anteed perfectly pure. Also the finest imported brandies, wines and cigsrs. to be found in the Territory. St. Louis Lager Beer on draught. Eng fish Ale and Porter always on hand. Free lunch every day. Come all and come often. HENRY CAMPBELL.
 6-23tt Proprietor.
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gard to his movements. The, Indians are all in good condition and ate all well mounted and have an abundance
 Of supplies but are short of amunitiou But as Niles policy differs very much
 from that of Greeks it leaves them no method of remedying this dililcicncv. The hos.iles are continually on the
 alert against surprises by treachery or military strategy they, have not camp ed in a bunch but are seperated in twos and throes thus preventing possibility Of a general attack on the part Of American or Mexican troops. D espite the fact that Geronimo and his entire band deserves the extreme punishment that the law can infict upon them Tor their numerous .muI- ders and robberies it is natural to suppose that General Miles Will take such action as will rid the country of these cutthroats ate tn eaTlist moment Captain Lawton and command are cUmped at San Bernardino but q short distance from Geronimo.
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A. T. JONES.

Jude Reilly seems to be the choice of the Democrats o: this County for the office of County Judge and will beyond doubt receive the nomina- tion from the Democratic County Convention when it meets. The Judge is worker and will fight every inch of the way with any oppo- reut that may enter the fight with him.
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DU5H:41ss1E.

IN TIE JUETICLn CCUR OF SECOND Township, oJ Inc County Of CCvAlse, fer F.JH:y oi Ar.zUua.
 T A Rogers. Plaintiff, ys Mrs Eemira Coker, Defendant.
 The crriory O. Arizona sends greeting lD Limira COhcr, defendant.
 You are hereby "umM3ue to appear be- fore Ec, at my office ia Benson. in inc coun. tF Of C0chise, on thr IIth day of Cytab.r, l'sj, al 9 o'clock a m, iu aH acton brought against tOu by said pi2mliC, to answer tie complaint of the above named plaiutiH.
 Said action is brought 10 recover Of you ihe sum oI NiueI5 dollars and Glly-Gyc cents d. on account stated, between you and thc frm of Rogers Bros, Benson, Arizona, for goods sold and delivered to 3uu at your in stance and request, and for money advanced aS will more IgllY appear on statement on file m this office which is made part of complaint by plaintiff, Or judgment will be taken against you for the said amount, To- ge,hUr WitE costs of this sUIt il you iail to appear and answer.
 To the Sheriff or any Constable Of s2id county, rreeling:
 Make legal service and due return thereof. Given under my hand tLi5 Stu cay of August, lSSG.
 ROBT. L MILLER, A Justice of the Peace for said Township.
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'' THE Daily Democrat made its ap- pearence this morning filled to the brim with interesting local and editor ial matter. THE TOMBSTONE wishes the Democrat success as its proprie- ters are newspaper men, and not liv- cry stable chaimbermaids, and know how to conduct honorable JonrnaI- ism.
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'Ehe ENmEgE.1.. ksncinl.

The social dance given by the Uni form Rank of the K. of F., at the Skating Rink last evening, was a very brilliant affi ir About forty couples participated in the dance which com menced at g o'clock and was kept up until "the rosy morn stood tiptoe up on the misty mountain tops" when all departed for their homes feeling that the night had been well spent and eagerly wishing that another such event would occur in the near future. The gentlemen were just too nice for anything in their guady uni forms, while the ladies with rich and attractive dresses were just charming
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Cordials, syrups, wine, whiskies and

Cordials, syrups, wine, whiskies and cigars at L. B. Van Burt's liquor rer0oms on Allen stree f. ]
 Ayers Pills possess the posi
 virtues of some of the best known medicinal plants, prepared and com bined With scientific skill-reiecting the crude and drastic portions, and retaining only the active principle the part which cures and does no tarm. If you aie sick fly tEom 9
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Just received by Mr. Van Burt q choice lot of fine imported cigars. Yaq is the boss. Saloon men should call at his store on Allen street and inspect his goods. Everything that can be found in a first class wholesale liquor store can be had at prices that would astonish enc.
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FOR SALE.

Furnished house of three rooms and kitchen, complete for house keep ing, on Allen street, between Sev nth and Eighth. Will be sold cheap if applied for at once. For particulars apply at thls office. S-l4-im
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TO EEar HPuEeIip,

It having come to my knowledge that certain persons have circulated the report that I have withdrawn from the candidacy for Sheriff on the Democratic, take this method of denying the same, as I am a candi- date and will remain one until after the Democratic convention have con- cluded their labors.
 A. T. JONES.
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SIMMONS

| IN THE COUNTY COURT, IN AND FGT thc County Of Coehise, Territory of Ari ZCna,
 CECILIA LOUDON, Plaintiff, ALEXANDER LOUDON, Defendant
 Action brought in the County Court of Cochise, Territory Of Arizona, and the con- plaint filed in the said County of Cocbise. in Inc oiHce Of the Clerk of the said County Court.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Alexander LOUd0u, Defendant.
 You aIe hereby required 10 appear in an acton brought against you by lhe above named plaintiff in tl e County Court of Co., cLisc County, Territory Of Arizona, and t6 answer the complaint filed tAerein within twenty days (eXciusiye of the day of scrvicc) after the service on you of this summons, if served within this county; or if served out of this county but in this district, within thirty days; otherwise within forty days. or judgment by default will be taken agaIi,t yon according to the prayer of said corr Ilaint.
 E. Said action is brought to recover a decree of divorce from the Bonds of Matrimory. as fully appears by the complaint filed herein, .. duly certified copy ol which is hereto at tached. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the sad com plaint, as above required, the sad plaintiff will apply to the Court foi the relief prayed for in said complaint.
 Given under my hand and seal Of tue County Court of COchise County, Territory of Arizona, this 4th day of August, 4. D | lSSj.
 A. o. WALLACE. Clerk.
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Thos. Hunter who announced him. self as a Democratic candidate for Sheriff has withdrawn in favor of John Slaughter.
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The Latest About Geroni,no.

Special to THE DAILY ToNIEsToNEl
 WILCOX August 31.-Geronimo and his band are now at San BernaI- dino awaiting replies from message sent to Geneaal Miles at Wilcox. Geronimo states that he expects at least to have his life spared, as he would rather die on the trail than to be hung by the United States govern- ment. As to Gen. Miles intentions or what propositions lienient or other wise he will make to Geronimo, 10 one knows as he is very reticent in re-
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Any parties wishing to go overland to Kingston, at reasonable rates. should call upon Geo. W. Buford, who is going very shortly and has accommodation for five passen- gers. 28-3
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this morning

Burke pulled off his coat yesterday and worked with a will for the win ming candidates in the first and sec ond wards. He is bound to get the nomination if he can by hard work, so he says.
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Notice.

All parties having hats, belts or other property belonging to the Rescue Hose Company, will please return the same at once and avoid trouble.
 G $ BRADSHAW, f-2--lw President
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The chilling newspaper posts lave struck the Epitaph already if ore were to Judge from the looks of it's columns this morning. It did not make it's appearance until nine o'clock this morning.
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Fifteen dollar pants for eleven dol CTS at Harris the tailors. 8-I3tf
 All my goods are paid for and as I want money and want it bad I vii, make $50 suits for &a5. Harris the tailor. S-I3tf
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Coolest Place fn Town.

h. Fountain Ecst;Urrnt ard salco tue coolest llace in tLIs city for lccp eat at. Harry Wisdom has completely people Of Tombstone 10 give him a when le VIII convince tLcn that lLey be served at al times, with the cLo
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; Andy Ritter made clean sweep of the delegates yesterday, thereby dis tancing all competitors.
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-V0tEcc Of Forfeiture.

TO IETER BoNDE AND BENJ. J MARKS
 You age hereby notified that have ey- pended the sum of (SlCO)j one thousand dollars currency Of tue Uuirec Stats, in .aool aad improvements upon tLe Nellie James and Salinas lodcs or mirino claims, situated in 3-illeI's Canyon. HuachUca muun- taInS, CCciise county, Territory or Auzana IF order le hold The sud luLS%r mining claims for the vlaE.-.-------- --,Crmber 2Ist .--l; lS<Ss- - -,ci and 1885, under fine
 -C7l Oi section 2344 Revised Statutes w 'sc Un.tlC States, tu wit: For labor and .u JFoNcmeHt- upon the said claims for The year ending December 3lSt 1881. one huu- 0Ie3 dollars each; for he Year ending D. cCmbcr 3l. 1sS2. one bund ed dotIars earf. Ter tac year ending December 3l, 1sS3 one AuLdred collars each; for the year ending Dee, uter 5l, lSSl one hundred dollars edcH; for the lraI ending De"eiabcl 3I, ieo3, one hundred dollars erch Tu.al for the hFe {e-ts, the sum of ($lCO0) one thou sand dollars.
 The iocat.cn notices of the saiG clai!as being recorded as follows:
 Nellie James mining claim, in book 1, pages PIP and 3l3
 Salinas mining claim, in book 1, pages 2i3 and 2I4.
 Jn the records Of roChfse countv, Terri ory Of Arizona, Transcribed from the Pima OUuty records.
 And If within ninety l9J) days after thfs noIce by IualIratiun, you fail or refuse 10 contribute, each Of you, your proportion of such cNi Gudi'uf aS cO-CWurrs, your inter est n the said lCdcs Or mining claims will become tue lropCrIy of the undersigned under said seetion 2324
 II. II. HOLLENSTIEN. Charleston, Cochiso Co.,, A. T., July.O, 1886
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Grcg0l.Y's Restaurant.

Fremont street, opposite Schief- felin hall. On and and after May II, 1886, meals from 50 cents and up wards. Breakfast from to 3, Dinner from 1 to $. myl2-tf.
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OFFICIAL PAPER Cochise County.

THE TOMBSTONE publishes the most complete telegraphic reports of any paper published in this city.
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Col. c. c. Bean will be renominated for Delegate to Congress by acclira- tion from present appearances.
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Look Ont.

And don't you forget it, that WoIcott & Measick have the finest toilet soaps for sale that has eyer been offered to the people of this city. 6-22lf
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and to do tLe right thing by his customers. The Tombstone public have tried hlm and ever found him crooked. 1-2tLf
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 11cziIEStTy has to cay about 1t. To THE PUELIc: I have been @ fearful sufferer Tor fifteen years, most ot the tine with what has been called Lcze-na or Salt EheUU, Psoriasis aud icpr1l and the likc and have always been told tlc5 there was no cure for mo, and have been go dis outraged ii.Gt had ds soon de cs ljUe. 1 have geeC so badly afflicted sometimes that there gas not thc nalest spot if the crown cf zly head to the soics Of my feet that was not diseased and as rcd a crimson It would commence il small white spots, which had silvery appeGfauce but were not deep, put if attempted to heal them, or soon afc- their frst appearance, they would burn and run together until there was Q complete dry, red scale, which would become so inEccd aS to crack and look fiery and angry, and the burning sensation would be almost iutJerCbie
 l was at times % lame that could scarcely. gos aCout, and could not dress myself without assis5- eDce. have tried many remedies, and haTs paid $l0J in Q single instance to a physician, bat have ever obtained only temporary rcItaf. Although helped for Q time, 1 Goon rcllpssd acuia to be G5 badly troubled as ever, and during the winter of 1881 and 1882 l suffered SC much as to De entirely dlsc0ur3CCG. Last June, however, 2 was advised by Elder and Mrs. L. C. LzcI-ils.Iy, who are well known ll these regions, to try your CUTICURA EEIEDIEs; and l Ieil somehow g. Ii-.Ie codfage, rom their favorable opinion Cf thcr 70 try their virtue. About the second week .s---- lest commenced taking the rcGe5iez..Sr E-ll- >-- six weeks began 10 see a Ilrnaror -57eul-.s-s unil l0w (OC:. ? ] a07 elss. c5 - as new, l1C ny flesh j. c; ;ac flesh of 2. end.
 MRS. BEEJ. EIlITu. ceri-i y tlc. j1a above statement CG ny wife iE correct, end join with her n expressing my gIa-i- t1de for the great benefit she has received.
 5. SMITH. certify thai the above statement i5 correct. 1-r. Smith is aT-p1ilcnt man in tiis co:nmu.ity where bc lives. He !5 2 yyelIknown dealer in stock a-ss hi5 Statement, Uh that Of his wife, is fully emitted to credit.
 Dca9 Gt Etanstcad, Province cf Quebec tliz tvTcc' 'y-sercuth day of Cc-ooer. 1882.
 !. C. 5zCIEil.STigV,
 --fsaisteF e tts C5sos., I5TEr.-I have seen 1Ira. Ealita recently an2 believe her to be thoroughly and pcT1e,-i-iy cured.
 |. c. EC--IN&Et.y See'y -4dosgt Cb. CoRt., p C., 10. Tk.Gad 40 ET LoaroN- Sept Q, 1881.
 EtUEICURA liEsoLvENT, the new blood Du-i6er and CUTIcCEA, and LUTIcUEA SC.P, inc great i--5. cures and beaubtcrs, arc sold everywhere. Price CuiIo5a4, 0oc'; SoAPs 25;; IcasoLTE-.T. SIo6 Potter Drug ana, Cz-ess1ica; Co. Eiasen-,.
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J. c. DEAN.
License Auot50noer,

- FOR
 Tombstone and C0cnise County
 OFFICE AT OCCIDENTAL Eor1i, We offer THE DAILY TOMBSTONE to country subscribers from now until after the eleetion, for three dollars, cash in advance, so send along your names. tf
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l don't sell shoulder steak for DOT terhouse steak; or two or three year old beef for veal. Geo. D. Machin, Fulton Market, corner of 7lh and Fremont streets. S-9if
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nia ranch butter re- ss every evening at ore on Fifth stree
 T-22
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(i5lt!iiCll.1:2l ]:

frs. 6I,aitll'C Case, Gld what fZ1e Rer. AI-.
 11cziIEStry has to cay about 1t.
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A. o. WALLACE, Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
MRS CLEVELASDS BEHA VIOR ~ CHVRCH
l. 4


Mis-. Cleveland stts her husband some good
examples when she to cluIcn. kcaucrs Of this
correspondence may rcne.DDer That Mr. cioseiaGi,
seen at churc', di not BOW ms hc"i when nc prayer
onero,; did not ou III tue hymn or Opcu the lnn
bUOa: ndgctod through the srrlon ana oyI entity
elsd when 1t was over AM tooA no particular part III
the scvccs except to drop oisp ne" bl IN The basket
when II arOdnd. Nils. Clovolund does all these
thugs differently. like too many ot her she op-
pears to have To- atlen to the praying iOr family.
When GOES To emu ch, a sO1a as snc enters IA" pew
ana lakes Il SCAT sIe drops hei lro.ty hhdu upon her
daluily guycl haud and devVtcs moment 10 silent
prayer. Ineu she settles herself for quiet attention
upOn the service, nOddng pleasantly 10 MIS-. su"lui-
land. tho wife OF the aSt"r ~hcsc pow Is Just alongside
target o, every cye Ia tue church, and tlOusu she
conceal her embarrassment, is not able to do
- cntio When tue pastor e'Vcs ont tue n nn she Is
glad her attention To the lj mnnook and forget
the uncomfortable feeling whicn is tnc natural Result OF
being aed Whom tno cungreg alton she rises
following tho hymn through frou beginning 1, eud
sometimes. though not often Joining the singing.
When minister leads IN pray Nor head Is bowed.
and IL Drops to lOWci when no prAys for tue Cnot
Magistrate of tho Nation and adds elton for those
dear To him Tho announcements OF the church
meetings whicn follow tno prayer are listened To VITA
worany Interest; ahd wnrn tho sermon Degins after
tus accord hymn sung, all attention.
dues not Midget about AMI lean III the corner aud
her head upon her hand "a, Grover does, but
straight and quiet listening To tue sermon from begin
nng eud. OF couIse rnc fans heiself constantly, fr
would not be woman II sle dl not sac seems
ca-onally to reenOor that she Ii being stared at
rtantIy aud bites her lips nervousy, wiplng tnem witn
,.alnty handkerchief which sue holds III tue
hand whloh Jcwellel smelling bottle, wedding
gu from Oi the tahlno Uthcof5. Wnen tne basket
pors arouud sr drops her ontrIOuon obesity INTO IT,
and wuen tue closing hyun out nuds uuly
tue hymn, tue dOxOOgy corresponding IN Iuetre
1t. ani follows them cuscly To the end Mnen the
end, Ghrn Inc must trying tuc Mrs.
Cleveland. All eyes upon OF she
attracted attention the pIeacuer durlng
serluun but only divided attention wItn hiu
then; now, IL the crtra aud only 1guIe
tnr moment. All eyes upon htr moves down
aud every neck is craned TO got look ~
face and snre Sho tries bpear unconcerncd, bows
the church people near her whom sho knows. talks
t;le To those nearest her AM Is evidently relieved wncn
door and she Is hidden from view Of
tho crowd that gathered on the sidewalk to her
pass the church door to the carra-e. throughout
conduct II full Of dEnity and cutie grace.
iuI church with excellent taste but absolute
planucss. usually dark gray block, -n, Der
throat, nut nothing cse IN the way OF ornament blHh
black hat uistefuy but quietly trimmed black
gloves ol uudresscd XIII.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
BUSINESS EDUCAr roRS IN SESSION.

The convention of the Business Educators
continued yesterday at Packafds business
College, No. sOJ Broadway The day devoted to
the reading Of papers on educational subjects and
discussion AT 10 a. j. g. Bryant. OF Buffalo, read
paper on "Tue lnuatOry study Oi Bookaerplng At ii
{. + Brown OF JacksOuville H.. spoke " The Teach
OF Penmanship' Ia the afternoon D. :. Packar OF
this city, read paper on "Schoo ManagemeuL" AGor
speaking of the iscouTagemets which teachers
reucc from The fact that scholars come 10 business col
Ouy for short periods with no higher aim than
learn be necessary for life the counting
house or the bank, Mr.. Packard continued
But have with the futIre the
his as the days ctlosgncss and Lack OF pun
passig and hls I'd beg shape lie
the aggressive weapons with Which liz IA TO night
nfe lie to the best pr,uIptngs. ms ambition IL
easily aroused We hu in hands fO mont
AID responsible IN great measure for The outcome
TINS limited time. In order To attain the
the time at disposal there must b. fun and
p understanding between pHp ana teacher The teacher
himself ACQUAINTED wltu the pupils thoughts
feelings temperament general vcw OF e aud
~He he Tins inquest he should beJust wug
expose himself
lately after the afternoon session tho delegates
took ths boat BRIGHTON Beach. where they were en-
tertaimed dinner by the Twinght CIuh. Today
delegates will be the guests or the Packard College
A.umul association on an excursion to Iona Island.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
BpOOKLYN,


The City Savings Bank. Fourth and Flatbush ayes,
posted.
out OF a nri story window early yesterday morning
and was killed.
Judge Dvkman admitted James Hastings and George
rested on Wednesday, han yesterday IN ~ 200 each
Katy Meehan. six months. was accidentally poi
soned ny ner No l6 Prospectsi, on Wednes
day. and died ystctday Tne mother gave her the wrong
medicine for cnOlrra lnfahtuiD.
Captain Kirkland wa. in charge of tho Navy Yard
Yesterday because Connoiore Chandler was overco
nv me neat board the steam launch Catalpl
East River "Wednesday. lie was prO-trdtrd for
some time and directed To keep quiet vest r1iy
Mrs. Mary Morton, twenty-three. was sent TO the
Long Island College Hospital yesteriay. suffering from
csrbolic acid poisoning. She mad taken the poison In
suiawacr with suicidal intent, but the soidwator was
AN autdote Will she said size hat quar-
relied with husband but refused 10 tell where she
lived.
The will OF Matthias kolbusch. dated 1907. left bis
property his wife. When he died his he left Il
second wife, whom he married after nc Will made.
The surrogate holds tha the PROVISIONS OF the Will do
not Apply her and has decided that the property shall
TO he legal heirs
Evidence has bsen tagen to show tho mental abcr
ration of Andrew WhItluck formerly feed merchant,
will contested by three of his seven chiren
y his will $4,000 10 his eldest Stnnrl.
a ike sum To his granddaughtcr Mrs Howell. aud the
balance OF his property 10 adansher. MIS- McDoDal i,
who had kept house fol hlm. Wnrn he made az, VIII
he elghty-onc years O!d. lie had many yaSaries
and haucuaiions
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
4w,IyIG ue LACOnBh'S OPINION

In answer to the summons o1 the Mayors
Conm>siunrr- o. Accounts. CoinnisS"ner squire went
va.:a,l.v -, hclr gi,r He ted into Il ClO+"i
room whore the commissioners ihdnired II ~ hdl
brnneht the books aud documents called for ny the
sunrmua In replying to tho inquiry Mr. squire rodd
tins statement:
p.prs tor part of he recoGs OF the neuar
mrnt OF iuJc WOIh- Ihcy Il cusioV IN the pulld
in e city for me ne Of the dsp 'itmen they
the UITp -, the deII tflrnt As have
sinai he al tmcs gid u sID 1t
tn.s iurns al FOR
.. "a. them
such insD on inl rooyigg { b.
where the G1ruUnns re 10 the DfpdItc1tGf iupic WOres
dNisaa by counsel the Cor JOftlDi tat
have rO~or rrqnisifop Or LoC;e remove
i'tr Defgr next - PGUlC Va X. and
place custody aud Et-rIig mn-t ,c
This question have submitted 10 thc Counsel 10 thc
corporation U hls Opln!
Mr. spur. Explained trat while there might be delay
IN gttIg the opinion The COmuIi-siOHers ~ Accounts
need della, their WORK, thr department books
were always u them. whllo the 0riginhis
fl" the Finance Department. Tho tOWUi-s OueTs of
Accounts however. cOuclnicl 10 adourn the
tiun until tire nrni0n received. The COrpoIdiiOn
Counsel received Mr SqureS letter yesterday aud viii
rcpy TODAY
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
ASSESSMENTS ~ YEw.Y0aK CITY

The State Assessors who were In the city
yesterday, VIII returh On Nctn"sjay "f next week abd
hold with the Tax CoIn 'sioners III regard
% va.uttIous OF real estate. committee or the
Real Estate Exchange has expressed desire
TO meet the Assessors. and this comiDlttcr,
with other .ar-e prDorty Owners has been invited tO
meet the Stale Assc-s at 10 a. III on Wednesday,
piece property BrO 4dway purchased inc ohrr DAY
hy SIR Emo for sl2j.OUO. asse.scl for HllO,OOo
large OF OF tIls kln, showing now much
hi her the rcrniage Uf assessed 10 real value IL
~ inc city compared with the country
VIII b brought the attention Df tue AssessOr+ Inc
Tax COmuIss do not look with favor on tho Efforts
oi the BiOoRyn officials 10 iuk Nuw-l"rK wnb That
cry ia justice done 20 uuth. COntroiIrr
Chapn Is "a member the state Board OF EputitZt-
ton, year he gOt larsc reduction
in the aggregate valuation OF BrOOkyn But he had not
word to say New York. fhunsh thr ratio of vlut
tlun IL lsrgel thal Brooklyn What was taken
of uf Brooklyn ,tlld 10 Newf YORK ant gOOI deu
more Desldrr A. BfOOkiyn mas sch ground Oi com
plant a, Nrw-York tue Mayor add lax COnnss sOners
prefer 10 stand BY themselves.