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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-17

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WILLIAM Ipr.I
STATE OF NERNUNT.l w.
tsl oitLs c1usTr, - s,s.,i
PieFpont against Anna p F5r--.-'
having been prts ufal ts - E.
made g. appear that the "a -,
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u aid Petitioner, BY putH.l-,s
II the foregoing Petition tsEst..,,
der three Wcsks 10 the Isp 8, Il
week , nepsplP5T printed a ~ +
said county the last lfutiA-s
he AZ least siX weeks bciUrstis ~.
Supreme Court, atHhieh. Az -
turnable-which publication -
notice 10 the said Anna P. P.sr,-.. I.
/ before the aid supreme Gear, -.
/ en az Hyde Park, within auIs,E
4 Lamoille and Sage q vernsrf. d. I.
. DAY in August, A p 1871. and -
10 said Petition q William ! Pc
her q Divorce, and 10 defaat a =
.. ance the Court viii VrUcgei ff5..,
:, Given under NY hand, a, ~,
= 2lst day q November. A. Dish
&c AsAHEL PECK, Js5s.
ld =
ut Powers & Glced.
-e Solicitors Tor Ljbtliaut
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-17
Commissioned Aat ,

AAssa- FaA 80 -
The Subscribers, having beeR sun ~ n \.
Honorable PROBATE Court ioT ias n, =
noble. Commissioners, C rege',ft n -
adjust all claims and demands ' 81 u
gasnsi the estate az ,-..tJsArs.
Alexander Riddle iaieo ~ ~. y
In said district, deceased, rsPl'S,ss.g
and the term If 6 months ltoM ft .
April. 1871, being allowed Y ,. sgsi---
creditors ofsaid deceased, io 49, ~. M ].
respective claims before as Wv s, ~
will attend 20 the duties q oaf aPEf ira
Of5cc q 5. $ Pike y i s 49,
IL said District, on the thIs ' = NJ
and "a SATURDAY Of 0stoaeT nsAe s .
tie forenoon en- each 81 SO eat ,,,rFS nc
: 5. PIKE,
johnson, Apr 2eth, le'i. -.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-17
HOTEL FOR SALE,

Ill AT EDEN MILLS!
The subscribers will dispose Of this eelebra-
ted hotel property, located on one Of the hSst
roads in the country for business 1t can be
made fayorite psort for pleasure seekers, be-
ing located near Eden Pond, and some Of the
best fishing grounds in the state. The property
is in good state Of repair and doing good busi
ness For further particulars enquire Of or
address the subscribers on the premises.
HILL 6 MONTGOMERY.
Ellen. Mach Il. 1871. LIT
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-17
Conmiss.oners Ngtr OF


The Subscribers. having beth ~
Honorable Prot ate Court l7r ile -
noble. Commissioners, 70 reeve - T
adjust all claims and demands@h " :
gainxt the estate q 49,
Eli Mower, late eiet'i n.
In said district. deceased, rtpTsseasaass 4 IL
aud the term Of 6 months from i1' 49, -
ISL. being allowed by aid Voali.s
tors II said deceased. % exhibit sae -
respective claims before uss 0itt
will attend 10 the duties q our APN..S,.
once a ". II. II, Bingha,5,. I -
in said District, On the lss' AesI =
and last Monday 10 September l ~.
in the forenoon Of each e 80 els' ~
L. 4. sANAGb az
ASA I. CANT "
Stowe. April .. 1871.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-17

HOTEL. AND Farm
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
N 10. w0LcuTF.
he suhsrFih<f I'll s<li ha hsirA F4ste&'
~ Para tn -. Neaseu
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les aefes. e sat FaFeilseef.
Hers l. a. oppaftuuiiy Or > @an q sn'sFpf'ss '
nake muneys 81.
- sslsrs lnquirs e ths saassFiAsf 81 NertA
Mslee"- NOAH B0YNToN.
LA ~ 100.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-17

samuel AndeWs admin ,trst5r 90. =
Nelson Z kcelrr late u Hyss an A
deceased, presents h's admHfs.t.---
examination aud allowance. an ~ A
ton for decree Il tIstrsfutal ~ J
the estate e said deceased.
WheTsu0pn, It + ordered by al 1.. |,
account and application Il rsf5r.i ~.
sad Court 70 he held At the Prrls., q y I,
johnson, on the 9Th tsy q Nay 4 :
hearing and dccisi0l thereon.
And IL is further ordered. thai ri, 7
given % ala per-lu. interested. mr-.
the same three seek succe@iyeIF n.
Newsletter. newspaper IN listt} M,
previous T. SAID time appointed IN -
they may sppear st Es.d tine a5l ~ :
cause. II any they NAV have 81 gtl
should not ts al lowed, and su.hls.z,r..
t-Attsst
ISAAC LFLlEL .
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-17

duplication for sz'GaoR q II
State Of Vermont, Lal&a District wv
Probate Court, held at lsa1gtin d. TT
on the 25th day Of April. D. l@
Joshua Lueo, adn.in.st-stai e l1Ea
late 81 Stove. in said di,tr-, acaiHt "a
plication 10 said Court t. sIlslt ,1s To- W.
fore allowed him 70 p.y tEsas's fEaEi"
tate. and to render bis zduIuhiaIi 81
I'll some future day M
Whereupou, il is ordered hy at'Wa ~
application GENE unttr -luseerslH q u =.
on the 2ad day q MAY, 4. D. l''A . p n
Office in Johnsnu; and, & fuEtld dtd't "
persons intereited he natiatc hslts
ton ofthis application and g'tu as.
weeks successive y in the LAna.t Il
printed st HYDE Park iefere a'tt-t-. =
that they may appear al sa.d i'ns a'4
T ii thcy see cause. get thereto,
Ry the Court Attest. -,
24w3 HOMER I. lhlNf = III
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-17

FU.HIs AAYCERTIFY THAT /, HARVEY r.
il BUKER have given my son, Alfred d. ba-
ker. his time during the remainder of his
minority, to act and trade for himself, and
shall claim none Of ais earnings nor pay any Of
his debts after this date.
HARVEY r. BUKER-
Cambridge. May sth, 1871. 70
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-17

E.sRM FOR SALE.
Il The subscriber offers his Farm lying
rear Hairs Mil, and containing l25 acres, ior
sale. a5Ieres is wood land, and there Is :
sood apple orchard Buildings fair, and well
waterca. Thore are 10 COWS, II young eaiue
8 horses, 10 sheep, and hay and grain enough
"a winter them, which will be sold with th'
farm il desired. Terms easy For farihei
particulars enquire At the place. .
HYDE Park, Nov. |. ITO. oUi
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-17
VERMONT

Issue. every desirable form q Llfk, TERN
and ENDOWMENT policies, combining The i'd
vGntages offered BY AL ether eompaaies, With
ureqGaled sisAnsial securiiy, and Al hsne.
Parties desirous II eHecsing insurance uPon
th~ir lives wi End il fer their interest 20 insurs
in this Company.
ALL POLICIES ARE EMPHATICALLi
N0N-FORFEITfNG.
The assets II the Company are exempt froH
taxatisn.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-17
! 1nrp.rInN NnTIcr
DISSOLUTION.

The Co-partnership exerting under the name
aud firm of wilkins i WashbaFn, IS this DAY
dissolved by mutual consent
E.A. WASHBURN-
Stowe April 10th, 1871.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-17
State Of Vermont, Lamoille Iis,ie

State Of Vermont, Lamoile Iis.ie, AT
bate Court, held At Jchnlu, uet
Of May, A. b ISL. art
v. W. Waterman, Atmia..;ragr A
A. ". AveriiI, late " Elmars. 10 at57
ceased. presents bis s5uInis;rzti51 ngr
animation and allowance. an aalag KTl
for 3 decree u Distribution AID mHasr
tate Of said deceased
Whereupon, il i. ordered By a4C.us n
account and said application e rirsi -
sion Of said Court g. De held a. hsPru
ia 81 ID Johns n gl The I-ta tsr II il.l leo
1874. iot hearing and 4esssl tasrs1. III
And. it is further r3ers1 ia, l5ta u ,p ~
given . ali person. interested ly ysl.z,Is
the same three waeE. .use-syTc.gh hiE
NeWsieaieT, 3 Newspaper F1s.s5g.HIa--
precious % said time apFaslisl aaJG
they NAV appear al sid tine ord sis a =
cause, II any they may hare Vi, gdr
should not lie allowed aas sl.1 tsstt nal
By the Court Attsst, ms
HOMER c IE'sH Regisnnlss
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-17
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED

LINZ Rock, Conn, Dec. -, ls.V
nR wax HUNNELL--Mg DsnT ~ s-ahsh "
~, ,our treatment mvny Of my friends had no
Fl,,,,, f5r ny recovery, and now they say II Gees
roi sreH possible that could he up - comfortable
one wear ago was ~ poorly, and has not usea
your lnhaIfng Fluids and your other remiaiess
weulG have been dead long age. AIT De-ah
ottr treatment rested conteutcd, Tor Eas atuoat
cgDsaent ID would cure me. IL has done wonders
an me Had Dr. Bissell raised me up b where J
~, row he would have thought be bad done re-
TnarEahlv. Bur A. oosld not. and gov ! think ne
must feelI somevhat ehagrined after SAYING -
much against Nou and your treatment. but an
thankful / did net heed hts words that had enet
~ and will enougy T. 1--WE your treatment ] ulsi
We never shall regret doing -. ~ the mercy =
sod and Vour Fluids my life has seen spared
Very truly .yous. ,,-,,,-
Ny practice being confined tn the Nose, thfoal
and tanSs % my remedies are specially deslznca
f0r local application 70 those organs. refer By
uCrmission to the following patients VIE have
teen treated by me with with inhastng Itatas ii
Everett Russell CoHusellor-at law, g Wall street
New York Mr., II. NJ. Williams, 2i5 Last fiiteenti
street New York Er. c. 5. UrseT,4ls West seven
teenth street, New York. Mr.. ; ID. sutton -
{ Broadway, New York J. r. Van Ness. - 1rsen
;. ich Street New YORK. ]. W, Cha9e, Castile, New
York and many others
{ Patients treated hy letter at their homes BY an
/ syrering a list Fl some ~ questions hy which ~
/ nature and extent Of the disease are iadicatea
4 Fol information list Ofauestions. q g. address
{ O. VAN HUMMELL. NJ ID.
{ % West Twenty sixth street, New YORK Rvs
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-17


"a R~fu.e IIsusrs doetored, spseed and sweet
spea % Easasc The taste called " Tonies. APPe1a-
ers Restorsrs." ke., that lead the uppiet On v
drunkenness ana ruin but are true Medicine. naos
frua the Native Reefs and HERE'S OF CAiitornaAtr
from all AIeeheiie stimulasts- Ihef are sas
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER ans LIE
GIVING PRINCIPLE. perfect hsnovaior ana
I,yier.lor 81 the system Carrying % al poisonous
natter and restoring the blood 10 healthy eoaaa-
,to, No psrson can take these Btters according 70
direction and remain long well provided me eones
ar, MOI aesirnycd By mineral poison or other means
ana the vitzl urrzas wasted eeyond the roint ef
repair.
Fer Hzaammatery aud Chrenie Rheswa-
ttssn and Gost, Dyspepsia, sr inatEesaiea'
nIIl~a.. Rcmittent and Iutermttteut fe-
yer~. Disease efthe Bleed. Liver, Kidneys
.rd MA oder. tAosc BItters have been Gost sue
eeSsfui sueh Diseases are caused b ftttated
nleea, which Is generally prcdueed By cerangenen'
efthe Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head
ache Pals in the shoulders Coughs. nshtness Of me
Chest Dlrzines.. Sour EractAtions Of the stomach
pad taste in the Mouth, Bicas Atiaeks FAip'tAilea
Of The He.rs intarmatica Of the langs f.in IN me
rsr,ou, 81 the Kidneys and hundred ether FaiHfui
Errxpserns arr TIRE erspras Of nysPspsia
rhey tnrt-rraiS the stomach and stimulate the tor
IA liver ana souels whieA re.der tAsn ef unequal
eas~eAry In cleansing the hat e all parties ana
truaartins uewIifs zaG vtsN- % tie whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES E-uTSiOas. letter. salt
gheun. Biotches. sPoSs, rszTaes. FSssules. soais,
Ca-suncles. Rsns-wor=s. said Hesa. sore Eyes
E-yspsa.s Iteh Starts. D.scelu-zsicns ef The SKIN
Huuors zne Diseases Il tAe Ssia ot whatever name
~ nature are literally Gag % and carried out Of the
system IN sAoEs tEae BY the use Of these Bitters
f-e bottle IN szeA eases ~t ccnviaee the most IN
ereaulou. of their curative effect
Cleanse the vttiaied Block whenever you ind its
impurities bursting through the skin in finPles,
Erupsious or sores cleanse t when you and II OBJ
s,raetsd and sluggish In the veins cleanse Il when
tits foul and your feelings viii tell you vhsa Keep
the blood pure and the health Of the system vii
fullov.
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS, lurking in the
system Of So many thousands eneetually destroy
cd and removed. For full directions read carefully
the circular around each bottle printed in four Ian
guaxes-EnEiish. German, French and spanish.
J.wALEER, Proprietor. R II. NcDoSALDk CO.,
Druggists and General Agents, San Francisco, Csl'
and 5. and 81 Commerce Street, New-rork.
rF-soI.D BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-17

AGENTS
NJ. O. HEATH, johnson. VI.
o. W. SNYDER, MorrisviIle, Vt.
CD. GATES, Cambridge, Vt
With. EENFIELD, Hyde Park, VT
GEORGE TAYLOR, Woleoti, ".
II. c. IRISH, johnson, VI. lOyl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-17
SCOTS COFFIN ROOMS,

Main Street, Cambridge
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-17
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effsctual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair Is soon restored
TO IFS original color
'cih the gloss aud
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-15
T RIPPLE SHE E T .
New York, Saturday, April Is, 1871.
CONTENTS OF TO-DAY,s HERALD.

PAGE o>N''|>'~~~@>~SS
acknowledgements
ADVERTISEMENTS
3-Afairs al the State Capital; The Irving Spe cial
Election Bill in the Assembly; Republicans
Standing Firm; The Bill Lost by One Vote but
Reconsidered and the Motion LAID on the
Table-News from Cuba-Russia: Religious
Persecution OF the Jews and Riot In Odessa
Plymouth Lecture Room.
4-Dis0rdered France: How the Elections were
Carried Out and the Numbers who Voted
The Ceremony OF the Installation OF the Com
mune; The Scum Of the Streets Controlling the
Capital: Versailles; Rouen; Marseilles; Tou-
l0use; NapoleOn-MuSc and the Drama.
6-The Erie War: The Transfer Clerk on the Stand
Yesterday-The Criuenden Homicide: Con-
tlnuauon Of the Defence-Tne k.McKaig
the oo s nays ss sa
frage- Reception on Board the Oceauca-
Educational-A Landlord Censured.
6-Ed,torials Leading Article, "The Dinhculty at
Albany-The Manifesto OF the Assembly Re-
publicans and the Results''-Amusement An
nouncemenls.
1.-THE Rouge Revolt: Severe Fighting and Com
pete Repulse OF the Versailles Forces; Inces-
- SAINT Artillery Fighting; Government Ac-
counts; Insurgent Claims OF Success Denied
Latest from France-Spa!n and South Ame.
RIGA: Agreement OF ArnIis.ice Between Spain
and the South American RepublicS-Business
Notices.
6-New York City and Brooklyn Courts-Finan.
ciai and Commercial Reports-Real Estate
latlve Fees and Charges OF Auctioneers-
The Prize Ring-Stsnea to Death-A Youthful
FoIgsrnaReloicing In Long Island City.
poration Can Do-Mysterious Death In Belle
vue-Authors "On Hand"-Marrlages and
Deaths acknowledgements
1O-New5 from Washington: Passage OF the Ku
Klux Bill in the Senate--The Joint High Com
mission: Basis OF settlement OF the Alabama
Claims Agreed Upon-Shpping intelligence
11-Advertisements.
10-Adver;isements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-15

act Of Congress. Mr.. Boutwell, is fortunate
finance minister. The wealth and progress Of
the country and the enormous revenue the
people raise make his duties very easy. With
the present activity in business and abundance
Of money good foundation is laid to bridge
over tho usual dull summer season without
financial depression. Then will come in the
enormous crops of cotton, cereals and other
things, which are now SO promising, to carry
us over the seasons that follow. This Hatter-
ing prospect is not overdrawn. The country
IL moving on to high tide Of prosperity, and
if the government will reduce taxation and
practise that economy which the Senate reso-
luton of Mr. Sherman promises glorious and
happy future awaits the American people.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-15
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY APRIL 1871 SHEET

Buffalo bills and the Two Per Cent Tax Levy
bill are all doomed. What next? The demo-
cratic camp at Albany Is in great stew.
''The Boss" is bothered and his faithful
henchmen are fearfulIy excited. But some
thing must be done. Mr.. Jacobs has threat
ened to sink the Appropriation and Supply
bills, adjourn the Legislature and throw the
responsibility upon the intractable and bull
headed minority. An evening republican con-
temporary says EFT would be a matter Of
great rejoicing to the people IL Mr.. Jacobs
would carry out his threat" that SIT would
sink not only several little jobs, but the demo-
cratic party"
At all events we are decidedly Of the opin-
ion that an immediate final adjournment Of
this Legislature would be no loss to the pco-
pie or the State, but in the long run clear
gain TO both. But we ars apprchensive that
Mr.. Jacobs will not even attempt to carry out
his threat The bills condemned by the re-
publicans as party measures are not all the
bills in which the democrats are interested.
They are interested too much in the Appro-
priation and Supply bills to cast them over
board, and there are many little bills which
this, that and the other members still
desire to get through this session.
The registry repeal is knocked in the
head; but why should Tammany be afraid Of
the registry? The project for changing the
day ofthe State election has gone up but that
was foolish project. The Two Per Cent Tax
Inv NH oh Nil tov N ha
levied, collected and disbursed, under the man.
agement Of Messrs. Tweed, Sweeny, Hall and
Connolly, was brilliant conception; but it is
swamped and we believe that the city and the
State will survive the loss, If it may be called
loss. We are only afraid that some trading
will follow between the democrats and repub-
licans, which will result in tax levy costing
more to the taxpayers than the widest esti-
mates OF the bill defeated
Nevertheless, all things considered, from
these events of the last two days at Albany,
we are disposed to regard James Irving as a
man who "has done the State some service"
In this patriotic view of the consequences we
rejoice that he s'bunged the nose" and "put o
Mansard roof over the eye of Mr.. Weed and
that to rectify the offence Mr.. Irving resigned
bis seat in the Assembly. Otherwise we don't
know what might have happened in
the reconstruction of our city and
State governments. Now we do know
that Tammany will not ride roughshod
over us into the White House, and that 'tthe
Boss" is not the Emperor of Germany. We
know that in the legislation, henceforth, of
this session, both parties will have voice and
an interest, and that both will be responsible
for the acts passed. Let us hope that the end
of this Legislature will redeem the beginning
and the middle so far as to justify monument
to Dir. Irving in the Capitol square, at Albany,
which will immortalize, in enduring brass, his
pugilistic set-to with Mr.. Weed. From such
trifing events are shaped the ups and downs
of parties, States and empires.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-15

THE PRESIDENT WILL Nor Go TO SAN
FRANCISCO THIS SUMMER-We have the news
from Washington that the President will not
make his contemplated trip ''across the Con-
tinen" this summer that his public duties in
connection with the business of the Joint High
Commission and the Southern Ku Klux Klans
will detain him at or near Washington Cat
Long Branch, for instance) till the fall. Very
well. We concur in this prosramme-busi-
ness first and pleasure afterwards. Il Is q
GOOD ruLa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-15

Our Bonds Abroad and tho Finaucia Pros
pecf.
United States hve-twenties were quoted in
London yesterday at 904 ex dividend, which
makes them within about half per cent of
par. The six months coupons payable the
LIST of May have been taken of to forward here
for payment. No doubt the easy money
market in London and the reduction Of interest
by the Bank Of England have contributed to
place our securities just now so near par; but
there has been going on for some time steady
and healthy advance. The capitalists and
people of Europe begin to realize the fact that
there are no safer or better paying securities
in the world than ours; that we have boundess
resources and that the debt Is bagatellc
compared with our means. In all proba-
billty American bonds will continue
to advance. This will give the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury facilities for convert
ing the six per cents into the consolidated
debt as lower iatezsgt ~ pEQYidsd for by tAa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-15

PERSECUTION OF THE JEWS IN THE EAsx.-
From Vienna and London comes intelligence
Of outrage against the Lsraelltes in the East.
The cable telegram, which appears elsewhere.
in our columns, states that the city Of Odessa
has just been convulsed by religious rios.
and that during the tumult ''the Jews
we're despoied and great devastation CON-
mitted." The hopeful glory of Easter has
been clouded, If the despatch speaks cor
rectly, among the populations which inhabit
the line Of the Danube. Conscience, has been
violated, as it has been frequently Of old,
almost In the path eastward to Calvary.
We fear that the Russo Greek Church needs
u little more Of the spirit of Christian
tolerance, with more careful and constant
teaching from the word Of The Sermon on sha
Mount.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-15

TIE SENATE passed the House Ku Klux
bill yesterday with several important amend
ments, most Of them making the bill more
stringent. One of these provides for assessing
damages to persons and property upon local.
ties where the outrages are committed. The
vote upon the passage of the bill showed
Schurz alongside of Trumbull, IN the demo-
cratic column.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-15
Verdict Against the Too Free Use o

A verdict Against the Too Free Use of
the Locust.
Attention has already been called in these
columns to the case under trial during the
week before Judge Sutherland, In the Supreme
Court, In which several sergeants of police
and patrolmen were sued for damages for in
juries inflicted by too free use of their clubs
on an unoffending citizen. Justice has Aen
vindicated by the result Of that trial, and the
rights of the citizens to protection from the
sworn guardians Of law and order, not to NAL
treatment, at their hands, asserted. The verdict
which was rendered yesterday gives to the
victim OF the official clubbing five thousand
dollars damages. The sergeant who
was king Of clubs on the occasion was
mulcted In three thousand dollars; two other
sergeants who took hand In, to play clubs as
trumps, were each amerced in one thousand
dollars. The others, charged In the COM
plant as showing weak hands on the &C.
casion, were not included In the verdict Of
damages, but no doubt they have received as
salutary If not 80 expensive q lesson as the
others, and that they will go and sin no more.
The verdict Of the jury against the principals
in the outrage, In assessing damages against
them, is also verdict of their incompetency to
serve any longer on the force; and con sequent
upon this action of a sworn body Of eur citi-
zens, with the fullest approval of an emincntly
just and impartial judge Of the Supreme
Court, should be the action Of the Board Of
Police Commissioners in dismissing these un-
worthy public servants from the force WHICH
they have disgraQsd.