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Of Addison on the 18th day o. Nah, i d. 1889.
james :. MesScr, guardian of
MARY HAG&RTT
minor, daughter Of Robert IIasari... la:c of
Leicester in said District deceased rspr, s,-nts 10
this Court, that il would be beneficial 10 .s ward
to sell all the right. title and interest cf :: and
ward in and 10 the following described r:. -,
to wit. one half acre { land with house. -. =
smiths shop and barn thcrcor situated in s,.ii
Leicester, bounded nouhe-'y nv Nain.tn C'tsor's
land. eascrly by the stage al, souihrr!y -. Da
vid Morse's house lot, and westerly ~ lands 81
said Morse. and being the SAME LAM, Described r
mortgage deed executed By james Bra nan 20
said Robert HaSarty, dated 9Th Dcccn! or : 91s,
and SAID guardian moves til; ,lU.i n ;r.rt ! in
license to sell Lis sail wards light, ti!c and IT.
tcrcst in ard to said estate I;-It ih"rcupor o.
dered that said application lie cor. Tered l., ~,
Court. at tho session thereof 10 re bcIt - =, If
fee of the Register Of this Court in said MiGdlg-
bury, on Thursday, the 5ih,Iay Of AUril next n
one O'Clock in the afternoon and that s1ir rus,
dian give notice thereof - af p,rron' interc ed
that they iiay appear and make their election
if aus they may have. 10 said hcch.e .g i ,ar.-
cd by publishing certified COPY or MS orGer in
the Miadlebury Galaxy nj .si.2pe- pri.i 7 a,
said Aiiddlehury-thTee weeks succc-s;Trly previ-
Gus 10 the time OF said Cont.
I'D. ). BsslosG, T.. yiis'er
A true Cory Of Record
~ Attest, .kd s Bast,,7' I.qis.er
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To Tailors.
Farm for Sale.

The Subscriber wishes to sell the farm on which
Nelson Newell now lives, situated in the east part
of Shoreham, consisting of about 200 acres OF
choice land in a good state of cultivation. Said
farm is well watered and well fenced, and the
buildings in good repair. Possession will be Civ
en- this sp,ine. DAVIS RICH.
, Shoreham March Q, ls49. ASH
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To be Let or Sold

The House in Seminary Street, lately &C.
cupied by Mr.. Beckwith, and possession CIV
en- on the fst day Of April.
T. A. MERRILL.
Middlehury, March IL, lsi9. 46:3w. =
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From theNew England Washingtonian.l
We take pleasure transferring the following certificate
of Mr. Covert favor of the curative properties of Wis
tars Balsam of Wild Cherry columns Mr.. Covert
(of the firm of Covert Dodge, vocalis) has been long
and fayoraby known this city and vicinity vocalist
of rare attainments We have watched with painful
ETY., his declining health from the disease of which he
speaks and have almost despaired of his
placed him in the catalogue of incurabc-but thanks
the of DIR. Wisars Basam he is nov, greatly
our surprise, enjoying most excellent health:
READ THE CERTIFICATE
Boston, May 18th, 1877.
Mr.. SETH W. FowLE,
Dear Sir:-There many quack medicines at the
present time and each has less certificates
from real or imaginary individuals that have for some
had doubts Of the proprety of giving testimony
of your medicine But being assured that have
been benefited BY and feeling satisfied that by
ing in nv testimony regard its medicinal qualities
NAV perhaps be the Of saving some similarly
afflicted therefore cheeruy add testimony in favor
of the medicine that know has dcac great good
have been afflicted with the BRONCHITIS for number
of years, and by the use of a couple of bottles Of
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
l am happy say that almost free from the above
troublesome disease.
Ii this should be the of saving even Of my
fellow beings from that troubles and painful dis
case (Bronchts shall be fully paid for my trouble in
writing the above communication.
Respectfully yours
B. COVERT, Vocalist.
Firm Of COVERT DODGE
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS the wrapper.
For sale wholesale and retail by w. p. Russell
Agents-Middlebury, w. p. Russell =Vergennes, Hun
tngton-Bristo J. W. Parmelee,-Monkton T. c. Smith,
New Haven, A. r. oscoe-CornwaD Ira Bingham
Whiting John Smonjs s. Cornwall b. +. Haskeli-=Shore-
ham, b Wrgh-SOld also by agents throughout the state
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of Addison, IS.
BE it remembered that at Probate Court he
At MiddebHrv, in and for the Distrie; of = ddiso
on the 18th day of March, y. ID. 1919. Samuei
H. Holley and Lydia Larrabec, e.ecji.ors If the
last will and testament Of e'-@
JOHN S. LARRAREE,
late of Shoreham in said District deceased. max
application TO this Court 10 have tie t;rie allowed
them for the payment Of the dehfS Of said dc
ceased extended one year from tho ex l.iTation -
the time heretofore limited by iii, Cont Il Is
thereupon ordered thar said application = ccnsi-,
cred by this Court..ar the session L AZ, of 10 l..
held at the office Of the Register Of tits Icurf IL
said Middleburyon Tie 9Th day Of APR l., X. At
one o'clock in the as,arno on and tn LID exc
utors give notice thereof to all persons intercs.i
that they may appear and make thcir cbjeciior..
if any they may have, 10 said tin being exie1.i-
ed, bv publishing certified copy Of IL: orlc. g,
the Middlebury Galaxy newspaper printed %
said Middlebury-ihree weeks successiveie pre-.
Gus TO the time Of sail Court
Jed. S. Basi,ra. isgiSter.
A true Copy Of Record.
AZ Attest, Jed. S. BusineT. 2 q.sfcr.
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There continues TO be fair demand for the va
rous descriptions of American Wool without
any change i'll prices.
Prime Saxony flecces,
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Graefenberg Health Bitters.


Graefenberg Health Bitters.
These a,e entirely Vegetable and skiIfully and
elegantly prepared by the Graefenberg Company
from number Of the most purifying, Invigorating
and healing Roots, Banks, Herbs and Vines, gath
cred in the vast forests & praries Of America. As
n tonic, deobstruent, Testorer Of the zone of the
system, and to refresh the salIow compile xon, they
are Of immediate and potent efficacy.
The Grdetenberg Eye Lotion.
For disorders Of the eyes this Lotion has no e.
quail. 1t is compounded upon the most scientific
principles, and has performed extraordinary
For violent inflammation ordinary inflammation ;
dimness and failing Of the sight weakness Of the
eyes involuntary weeping foreign substances in
the eye, etc., It is positive and speedy cure.
Price % cents bottle, with full directions.
The Green Mountain Ointment
Among the diseases to which this wonderful ONT
nett is adapted are thefollowing:
Glanduiar SreUingS-Ague in The fdcc-
Srelted breast and sore nipples of nursing
,romen-Bronckitis -Felons and Ring Horns
-ScnH Head-and is an Invaluable dress.
ing. for Burns, .Scalds and draun BListers--
Shingles-Erysipeid O. Hfd-
mationot The eyes yields 10 its Poloer inHedi-
ately all Bruises and Fresh Cut Wound are cured
with great rapidiIy Fever Sores and Scrofula
Sores are soon changed into u hcaliug condition,
and frequently entirely cured.
Price 25 and 80 cents box, with full directions.
Pamphlets obtained gratis Of any Of the agents
named below.
The General AgentfOr Vermont is l.. L. butcher
St. Adams, to whom application snay be addressed.
EDWARD BARTON, See'y.
Agents in Addison County:
Middlebury, SIDNEY Moody and l., w CLARK
Bristol, G. W. Parmalee
We,bridge, s. L. Spraguc
Starksboro, s. l.. Holcomb.
Ferrisburgh Sholes and Carpenter.
Fast Mddlebury, Il. X. Day Go.
Salisbury, ii Harris,
Monktoi, T. C. Smith.
B. F. Haskell, Cornwall.
New Haven, A. +. Roscoe.
Lincoln, J. W. Eldridge.
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A true Copy OF KccoFi.
AZ Attest, Jed. S. Bussn,T. f,q.sfcr.

STATE OF VERMONT, BE it.re.aembcrca
District of Addison. IS. Tia; sIa i'runar.
Court held at Middlcbary. in and Ia tn, D-st,i %
Of Addison. on the 18th day .. Mai, j. d. 1879
I.arr,1.c = AIn.-n.. =
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NEW-YURK TRIBUNE.

~ Tie Ctncaanl EnItVeo ifterpo'cs be-
.seen u aud Toe Evening Port consit -rab.e tab
., the subject 0. the Fl snitou County case row
sursc.ins OHIO. but does not condos end 70 no
ga What gall as tAe vial question. IL asscr
ga that Ito App anionment Lsw Vas not pes'-
ID. out that the Democracy are willing O. g|o' r.
= let all Of i. but ~ much as districts Hamilton
Co. nave the force Of law nevertheless, nsy be
YER, kiad, but 1t Gon touch the point. We want
pkno ", in case Of An ennotmeut standing PLAIN
,sd enrspeaei Oh tue statole. BOOK, which psit
cftbe People recognize as valid law snd another
Osrtion pronounce wholly or partly Invalid, wdo d
b dectde Jcleecu h,m OF rather. what tribunal IA
,ay State is empowered TO pronounce what pur-
,or,s and appears to be p Lax thereof either
,syer passed or else unconstitutional. snd so no
Az It ALL Has this highest Pgerogstive OF soye-
,igoty been vested IN Ward csucases OF IN
County Clerksl We understand that d,c'sio"
II some competent Judicial tribunal is needed 10
unol a law 80 toat any citizen may at pleasure
A.re ard aud defy it with impouir Whe, says
ae Enouirer 10 this
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psyoCt 0i cO17trlct.sC mileage 3 Senators A.
.eDGlLF -Aecutlve Sessions C. The Senate rom
the earl est record, 81 .deuce can fIod. Down =
the resent time. Wtstrer u s7stai-s me IN IRE
PSI i0n assumed b. prcv ous etter thAE the net
lHu9vt'lcn was ia 1915. each r YOU readers VII
d-t-rli0e for themselves j NJ. WL.tesey -
.veTlcd ir 80 adhesion 20 the spin, aud letter
Of tne several Acts Of Congress, tat from tine 70
time have been adopted hxilg the coupensston
3. 5~I tors sfd kvpres-r tat.vss. and tn iaAoVa-
t.a Introduced Oy Mr.. Wee President D-hss -
slstatiet b. tue decision ri the hEecr'ivc ~
ga tepsrt uelts Of the Genera. Government
gti vii = hereby established uuaer which
Senators tHd their Legal Eep1ese-tAtITes VII
c.sI4 constructive mileage iss sttsndins Lxecu-
tive Sessions Of the Senate Vtsrc no n'ns9gf rqs
if f0et ,.1,rn,1 L1louI.iIg t. hundreds sId huu-
tre4s o. t..usancs Of dollars. The question vii
have become "yss al M c4te aud The 9 ve--
meot Oh the United S-stes cannc; WITHHOLD tHe
lack constructive milesge o. Senators .rom It-t
down O. 80 period q sixty yeass. Li-nt And
frivolous therefore IS many may pretend tis de-
csi1n OF Dir. Whitlesey u, thc PEI We WI ois
cover than tIu7oves ml..;oC- almost TIA 20 oe
t4ken out Of the public offers. Let the - 'sh-
.qcf34 Iul5a show the ge,JH YrGc'tct t-ai
- Insisted justified NJ. Dallas sud Sir Dickens BID
adopting tho Innovation OF l-l5, or c1luoYert u
they car he recorded esi1en q have edduced t.
1.sabuse tie pub ic mi1d o. the staten that
suoL las been the Rcnerai Proch,e OF the 1O7-
eminent.
This .ubicc, IS BY no means ezt austef snd ii
va DO net oh CT t. its further investigation.
can show alo'her fagrsnt abuse in the departure
from the law, by adopting tbs most circaltous
r.Qte l.s.e a. OF tn most direct t323 estimating
tie distance that both Senators and Represents
tiges az their MILEAGE or. Whether, however,
pursue rs 'urther inquiry Will depend entn ely
~ your own wishes IN the matter. ALPHA.
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Prom Trinidad.

CAN'T. Curfief, OF the brig w. Watson n m
lreeebo gives further particulars Of ariot which
occurred At Trinidad POr uspaln) on the 3Jih Sept
90, ,he 10TH as stated in our previous advices ]
Cause II the afray tho enactment OF law &c
caring all fraudulent debtors under go u have 10 n
s,.ds shavei aud 70 be Otherwise treated criminal
fhe blacks supposed this wa intended or them eA'
da,iveiy, wbeIeupon meeting vss called by them to
ne number Of 1900, for memorialilirg the worn
uent which accordingly done aud the obnoxious
Nv repealed after which the more poSceahy dis
ssed retired but others and large majority OF them
no seemed bent on mischief snd commenced throw
s stones At tina, part of the Government house occ1-
YEA by the Attorney General The Police would not
nerero and they entirely destroyed the glass IA NAV
sing Of the building. After this they surrounded th
tossa and kept guard on it Inmates, until aOoJ' !
Pm a, which time the not tct vas fcsf but tho noise
md confusion WA so great hut few heard ~ 30 'n
tar this tho Governors carriago was brought u tha
n,e by his coschnan which WAS soon demolished by
ha mob, and the cosChmau most severely troa,ed Ihe
Governor then attempted to leave tue building bNt
va iv'n bRrk in haste Ire anal no" seemed 10
sfow serious the military were called Out ant formed
IN front of The building but this had no other elect
ba; TO oxaslerato the mob, who commenced throwing
clubs aud the soldiers AT length thr ord'r
was given fire, and a few muskeu were loaded ma
t,.d which killed tNo and wounded several This
materially cooled the courage OF the mob who stein9i
to ihe priGcple that discretion was the better
part OF vslor, TOR the time being dspeI'e ana IN 'ne
tgeniug oil the male inhabltaus were called Jut, snd
AIMED with mahogany clubs, to act ss patrols during
ihe NJ hit The night however, posed over without
much difficulty The appearance OF the prisoners
taken was such 10 cool ihe 1ss Of moot people for
he Queens service. As there were some Is ot ~ me-
troa. most of them bleeding freely from cut'us ana
cluo wounds (some OF whom are since dcAd), In1st II
them mt ntsiued sullen silence Tho mob sitet"sid
trcaet TOT the country whsgo ihey burned tne build
met ON two or three plantations aud did some other
mischief The Government had sent u Barbsdoes tor
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verdict vas rcodered OF Dcsth BY congestion o
the hrsin, srfsins from insempexacee Also =, d.
house Of west and Dasoe apsa me ooSy Of
Peter Brown, Blacksmith, 90 years Of age ~ho while
Intoxicated walked OF the pier at the focs Of pusnes,
ca "Wednesday -'shi and wss drowned eeforc sss,ss.
snes could be rszaered him. verdict sceidsata
drowning'
the bosirs saloon as westst man NAMED Robert
Bum h.d h,s sculi fractured oy olos OF esn aimed
g. hin By m.n whose name be would not mention
Ihi' savage esst three OF ibs balls o. Bern, ore o.
which only toSk eject
AcciDk>r.--lesserdsy about II O'Clock man
nsnaed Thomas Mcdonald working 81 the Nevefy
WoFss sseiiting some machinery truck. when
the truck turned over tarosrs the man who tell on
bio sack. thereby crushing hina 80 that the spine 70
fractured
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To- "THE kMCKEKBoCKER' for November
shows no signs Of tho "sero and yellow Leaf, bu, Is
hesh, sparkling, and fragrant as a May morning.. 1t
opens with soma admirably written 4" Sketches OF Orr
entail History By anew contributor, VINO will prove
valuable and welcome accession to tie pages Mrs
Hewitt gives spirited and noble lines a. tribute
10 the hero poet Freiis rsth Ssnzss TO the DeeThed
River by X. H. Bacon, show true eye fer nature, and
several other poe.icsi pieces written n pleasing
,ooe aud have considerable merit The broad fun of
the 8saSRwriRe Ckropi;ls is pushed 10 the extreme
limits of good taste, but 1t will pass current with many
ether flashing things Of the same Kind. Some OF 'ho
Merary notices show the spirit OF good hater aud
would le al timid man to wish to keep tH,nds with
the writer. The Editors Table has its usual mex
haastible variety Of humor, sentiment, suesdo'e ard
nch and genial personalities. We are glad 10 learn
hat the KNIcKERBocXER Is read IN Cspton Is read 10
csorni. Is read in Oregon, in Nebraska In tarthest
Missouri j. teao BY the President Of this gres, RePu6
10 aud his Cabinet Is read 10 the hghes, diPlomsue
circles OF Christian Representatives at Constauupo q;
thu, in the Eternal City, in Florence and Paris I'D
Louden, the Knickerbosker 10 seen add read monthly
and has Just received subscription from - Peters
burg, the capital Of The Gar Was ever Editor In
such luck l..
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TuE PoRrUGuEsE ExfLEs.-rhe company OF ex-
lied Portuguese, their way 20 Illinois arrived 81
Detrol, OF the 3sss ult and In Tie evening meeting
vss hsld in the Presbyterian Church, a. which some
thing over $50 wss raised for taslf benefit Ihsy
resssei Cs.eago co Ies "a insh
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Provision Business OF the West

Four houses were cultirC Yesterday in TINS city,
mosty on 0rovers account ssle 81 100 head, aver
Sc ~eis at los pounds, was made at - - Inc pens
% this side OF the river sta empty but We learn
hat there some lots in those In Covugton.
Tho Madison BaRne expresses the opinion that the
price Of hogs will open Ia that place NJ shout ~ ~,
ssd sink TO - c5G2 90
Toe LoGispNs C0srir Of "Wednesday ssys; we
heard of sss to-day OF $40 head Of hogs to packer
ns2 50 nett 10 be delivered In Louisville a. al early
dsy This 10 the frat transaction this season.
The Atom Tl1rapA OF the 20 n ult. reports several
contracts fer hogs Ia that ey Ut - ~ Tor early de
lv~Ey II also notices contracts for ieei cattle NJ
The Msysris Afrald Of "Wednesday s,stes that there
COO head OF N'gs IN the pens OF OF the OpeE
OF that city ready tor the knife and that OF
TIE pscking. houses had commenced operations, The
same paper says 1--WE learn that holders are willing
10 take 81 but far there buyers al this price
There is general feeling OF depression In the market
md few, II any have hNed tne4f figures for future oP
Tse IaSiaaa S,a,s Journal Of 9isi ult>Ay.: There
teens 10 90 tts doing the PORK business in this city
Asssgs Mas r x S0as have prepared themselves 10
PACK large amoani and Ne understand that an enter
pn,ipe citizen of Svrenccturc as leased the sisush
kring aud packing esisblshmen, OF M bythe Tor 'he
purpose Of killing and putues up large s'nount o.
PORK A cOnsidersb amount OF cooperske 10 NO" N
ssorr in lAis city, ready 10 supply paekers-
The Cteaso 4drsriiss, OF 9Th nit says Isrse
ssnber OF catils come forward. They eommsed On
bot 8? 50aa3 80, ss In weight lN!n' "Ste'S'
Tar TRaP THAT DID 81 CATCH RArs.-The az
cidopsl "three cents Thousand" seems 10 hsve
uck an uucortrolss,s terror Into some Of cur most
Wealthy and respectable cotemPoTsres. Teey are re-
soTaps even 10 Fourierism or rather Communism
snOns themselves borrowing each others type, adveE'
tang for hands from the country. and one OF thom
sciaally sent an agent 10 Concord ~ RI 10 import
!eafneymsn who would work on the OLD rste oil q
ssnoo'h quarter He secured the csli'Si OF New.
hampshire aud returned bringing with him three
seeiehesr,ed jours 10 whom of course, he comma
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xrW-YORK TRIBUNE.

yw.YoBs DAILY 1nBVNE Is iVHlisHLp
fs' ,y,gY MoKSiNG lstNDAis f&cIfItDl
a.. Tribune Buildings, corner OF spruce
Nassau streets, opposite the cay hahs
hs-,ss I'd ca, sco.cnbers fJr q csais per y ,oA,
a. rr-gi teY can pay iu a. vaIce o. ll- Dc'G
y r-snf IN swear a. The sane rare Smile copes
= SCI. Mai disorders Five Do. are GER snnuio ~
fHs<e sui n ons iaken fur siN uOuil- >i 'Niv'
$50 ~ Three Dol'srs in advance rel 'l-1 - ~
49,. M Co.airy Newspapers. Daily 'fffecs
go, oacc, vL1se terms are higher maj 10 -
ss-se sse not allowed any difference.
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DANK OF sALIsBuRY.-The oolcs of he Bs1k
DOT Salisbury, klKyisnd reteeused By h. EOCo8
TOS 81 VI tRrrsi nj cent dts-o1Bt t-st isnk w
HOUSE, SHIP, TARRED ed SAID skesiking Pa
= Il !" sac IcYaUs ". YIELD CO. Il cxa
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The PRoyIscErowS BOBBEKY.-The two Lar
seds. charged with robbing the Provincetown whri
~, o. about s2OOO0 were conveyed 10 Proyinceiown
tuesday morning for thai IL 10 said that there 10
Sos psespscs Of Ihs recovery Of the money.
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rrRnnc o. ApvERTEsIN0.

IAkHafff Ff9 fFff =" -i't+''-'
essinr-s Notices. ceas per .ine eAcI '''-
S.ne,,d Notjce.-sie lines o. lr.s e-fn n. 49,
D,n1s. over - lines each Insertion. Sd en' ~ ~
General AdYertl.ement mt i.'7i DLrH -. e-ot.
-. esca Insertion. ~ cells, of@i eio'' '- -
- 10 each dsF . ,-......... =. oe.t- +.
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-. iS'--tr.r., sL1 'WsNTs, l)' --ce-A--S ~
80. vii be ....I 80 Tor . ctlis
Legal Adyertiss~en's- 'as f''s' u1si " ''s
sxHi- ... Dbl. ID. ...r arnesf t,ln Ia
ne H0rning and k.genns LoinoAs
The sEudI-WEEKLV IR4sJt@
...'lteG eve, B'etassd1, AID slfDtl, morning
~ - zen sna1fl. Two copies iol =
lysrisemeL.s 3 co-ia q ine os-n lh@eiAoh'
pCw-yoRK WEEKLY TRIBUEE
VERY LARGE PAPER FOR 1iiE COZ HihI, 70
he'd eycry sufardQg N,r4Ng, 20 ne -" PficS % e
= suDgn 10 sivaace r sAt c0p'"- ior En- 'f i''rly
80 o. one address for 90 anl ths rap-f 10 ID 'a'"
.,lsdr-ied beyond tls time lJr winch BE- b. ped
a9s.rt.en,s Tor us s.eet wal be- cha ed - GEMS
=, hne each Insertion. -
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The SEMI
nrru-yorY WEEKLY TnIBUNE

b.. s,,..shed eve,y Wetafsi0s a9 ,t'" i-@4-'
~ 70 -. Ter snaufl. Two copies fol =
,1ysrtisereu.s co-,s . m 80 % inAetlon.
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Psr!r LAKcESIEs.--W Sulder. WIN. Reeve,
ana James Whit arrested Ia the Third Ward James
Brown Tor slins pair 81 boots from Daniel Brien
Fourteenth Ward VIM. Thompson, stealing property
Of Mrs Klbouroe. Flnn Ward Ann HTkin, stealing
clothing worth 80 Joseph Marks s'esios two hats
Gun and dozen bru- shoyels from w. r. Foster, l75
Chatham John Grn, stealing o. worth Of clothing
from Mrs Ray. 9 Peil st James stewart, stealing a
shit from Thomas Mcclure. 35S Broadway, were
brought up from the SIXTH Ward l'aoeiis Parceia'
.tosling hies decsnter. worth s2 from WIN Prose-,
2l2 He.ters, Fourteenth Ward.
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GKASD LAEcLsr.-Gs0rge Miner and MsrlsI
HYDE were arrested by officer PHILIPPE II the ihir,
Ward lsst night, a charge OF grand larceny steal
ing a gold watch valued a. SO Que pair OF golC
ear rings valued at s. and bresstpin worth s3-msk
ing in al s53 The property belonged to Mrs Jsn'
MAYNARD, reading At ~ WOoster-st On the arrest o
the accused partis 8, the officer found on tho per-.
the man the gold watch and the rings were tounC
in the possession OF the woman The magistrate Gem
mitted them 10 prison for trial