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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-10-24
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Petition for Divorce.

STATE OF VERMONT Julius S. McAllistcr, of
Addison County, rs. s Bristol, in tho County
OF Addison, stato Of Vermont having filed his
petition to the Addison County Court next to be
held at Middlebury, within and for the county OF
Addison, on the second Tuesday Of December, A.
ID. 1871, setting forth in substance that he was
lawfully married to Nurumetta s. stulling on tho
sth day of November A. d. 1851 that at divers
times during tho three years last past the said
Nurumctta 5. has committed adultery in said
county; that tho said Nurumctta S. has treated
the said julius 5. with ntolerablo severity; that
the said julius 5. has been true and lawful hus-
band to the said Ndrumctta s., and has resided in
said Bristol for nearly three years last past; and
praying that divorce from the said Nuruipetta
>. may be granted him.
And it appearing that the said Nurumetla s. il
without this State that said petition cannot BIO
served upon her, it is ordered that the said NJ.
rumetta >. McAllister be summoned to appear
and answer said petition, on the first day Of the
next torn OF said Court, to DO held at Middlebury
within and for said county, on the second Tuesday
of December, A. D. 1871, by the publication of the
substance of said petition together with this or
der, in the Middlebury Register public news
paper published in Middlebury, in said county.
three weeks successfully, the last of which pub.
heatlons to be at least six weeks prior to said
term of said court.
Dated at Middlebury, aforesaid Tia 2fth day
of September, 4. d. 1877. 29;sw
II. WAINWRIGHT Clerk.
a. '. SPALDING, ATTY for Petitioner
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NEnorNNgs.- On Tuesday and Wol-
nasday several suspicious looking charac-
teas camc of the trains at all holrs both
day and night. Three OF them were seen
among the shavings down 10y the ldcto.
rics nra informed that they haI better
leave. let our vigilance protect Us from
the fate of Chicago. The Congregational
Church in this place has prepared for
cold weather 10y placing in Toe basement
one Of Lawreucc's large sized furnaces,
from the Troy uanuiacturN. --'rnr itse-
ment walls Of the Baptl-t chncb are
finished, and the ladies oi that society
propose giving Il supper and entertain
ment in the City Hall Wednesday even
ing the 25th inst, the proceeds Of which
are to be used on their cdiiicc Hon. +.
Il. Woodbridge and family have post
poncd their return holne until Christmas.
"A new harness shop is about to be
opened in this place in the nrw building
next to Melvins Block The cider mill
on Island Mills is in active operation,
aud lovers of the "apple iniec.' can fird
it in any quantity.-"hc steamer Curew
made her last regular trip between Yer
geuncs and Port II snry, on Saturday the
18th inst. She LEFT on Sunday 18th for
Port Henry, with two boats in two and
now runs between Burlington and that
place. d. W. S art has sold his house
and lot on Main St. across the river to
Mr.. Geo Ross of the firm of Strong *
Ross, for Sl3t 0 The steamer United
States was wiihdr ,wn the 18th to undergo
repairs, and the line boats have gone into
winter quarters.-L. NJ. Southard's street
window is indeed curiosity to Il lovers
Of art and beauty, while the interior OF
his store presents combination Of judy
mcnt and taste rarely cxccled.-The
front Of Fortn's Block has been modern
lied and improved with new windows
piazza, door, &C., and is to be occupied
as a residence by Mr.. l.. Mincr-We
learn that Mr. II. NJ. Bien Of Port Hen.
ry has started paper in that place, and
given it the title Of Port Henry Record
The Record will undoubtedly prove f;
success, as few men attain to the higf
moral standing Of Mr.. Bien.
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HUdlSOh 81.
In Probate Court held at Middlebury, within
and Tor SAID District on the 18th day Of October,
A. n, 1911
Charles +. Bush and Emily, Il. Hitchcock. ad.
ninstrators Of the estate of
WILLIAM A. HITCHCOCK,
lato Of Shoreham, in said District deceased pre-
sent their administration accoun. to said Court
for allowance 1t is therefore ordered that said
account be referred to session of said court TO be
held at the Probate Office, in Middlebury, on
Monday the 9Th day Of November next, at 10 O..
clock in the forenoon, for execution and allowance
and it is further ordered that notice hereof BIO
given to all persons interested, by publication
three weeks successfully in tho Middlebury Re-
gistcr--a newspaper printed at Middlebury-pre-
vious to said session. that they may appear at said
time and place and show cause, if any thew nav
have, why said account should not he allowed ami
decree made Of said estate.
29;N3 S. l.. COOKE, Judge.
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Addison County.

-Vergcnncs butter dealers shipped
l4275 pounds Of butter, on Tuesday.
Nelson Lamorder is building a house
in South Bristol, recently moved from
Salisbury.
Rev. II. S. Hastings, Of Boston, will
preach at the Advent Chapel, Addison
next Sunday.
Rev Frank Seeley preached at the
Congregational church in Salisbury Oct.
18th funeral sermon.
There were shipped from Ferris
burgh depot last Tuesday 65lS pounds
of cheese and AIS pounds of butter
The funeral of Mrs. Jennie Cobb
was attended at Weybridge, Sunday
morning, Rev. L. G. Partridge preach.
ing the discourse +
The Salisbury Sunday school, under the
charge of Mr.. Utley, is contemplating d
nice "christmas tree" at the coming
christmas.
The Commissioners appointed to act
upon the matter of laying road to the
top of Snake mountain, in Addison, have
decided against the petition.
John Fleming, who works for Mr
Henry Robbins of Cornwall, dug lO4 bush
els Of No. 6 potatoes in six hours anC
eleven minutes one day last week.
The ladies Of the Vergennes Baptis
Society will give an entertainment an,
festival al City Hall, tomorrow evening
the proceeds to apply on their churcl
edifcc.
Z Mr.. Joseph Buttolph, an aged ant
much respected citizen OF Orwell, former
ly OF Mlddlebury, was buried at tn
former place on Monday October 9tb
He was 81 years Of age. I
BRIsroL.-Prof Bates of the academ,
has secured the service ofW. w. Thoma
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MUSICAL CONVENTION The Western
Vermont Musical Association will hold
their tweuty-Grst annual convention at
Brandon, for four days, commencing
Tuesday, October 9th, under the drcc.
ton Of b. F Baker Of Boston, the pop.
ular author aud conductor, and assisted
by Mrs. Minnie Little and Miss Lizzie
Sanderson, OF Boston, Il soloisr4, and Mr..
: G. Moore OF Burlington, as pianist.
Hall inre upon all the railroads within
the circle Of the organization, and COM
codlous accommodations at reasonable
rates will be furnished to members.
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Vermont Bible Society.
ANNrAL MEErISG.

The Vermont Bible Society held its
hity-nlnlh annual meeting at the chapel Of
the White street Congregational church
IN burlington, at two o'clock p. H., on
Wednesday, October 18th, 1871, the
President, Hon. Frederick Billings, in the
chair.
In the absence Of the recording secreta-
ry, Rev. VIM. s. Ilazcn was chosen Sec
rotary pro tenn.
On motion it was voted that the read.
ing Of the reports of the treasurer and
corresponding secretary be deferred to the
public meeting in the evening,
The committee on nominations report
ed as follows, and the report was adopt
ed
President-IIon. Fredcricl; Billings,
Woodstock.
Corresponding Sec etary-Rev. L. J..
Carr nter, White River Junction.
Recording Secreiary-tcy. 4. C. Ste.
vcns,
Trea.urer-Ilon j. A.. pl.e, Mont
pelier.
Andl'or-ll, y Barns, Esq
vit2 rREsIDfNfs
Rev. II. y, Kitchel, y. D.-Adlsou
County.
Rev. /. Jennins'-l|ennington Couu.
ty.
Rev. !. McAun Caledonia County.
Prot, McKeniree Pctty-Chiltender
County.
Rev. d. Lewis-Ilssex County.
Hon. j. &. Smith Franklin County
Rev. q. G. Wheeler - Grand Isl,
County.
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RIproN.-On Sunday 18th inst, Rev.
Mr.. Powers preached at the NJ. +. church
from ID Timothy .: first clause OF the
10 verse Nevertheless the foundation OF
God standeth sure" Illustrating By the
recent terrible fire in Chicago, the insta-
bility OF all human earthly things and
showing by the case of the Chicago
TriJune building that mans most vaunt-
ed inventions frequently fail most dis
astrously at the first test; while the liv-
ing, written word of God abideth forever,
even after it has been tested by thousands
of every age and nation, and showing
that all who have tried it faithfully, have
never seen cause to regret their action in
a dying hour lie closed by exhorting
all to fee to that sure, firm foundation
| where they can securely rest in the great
day Of trial.
On Saturday night last l4th inst, Mr..
G. W. Gilmore had the misfortune to
lose a bag of inda-wheat -four and OK
yoke staple from his wagon, which he
had left under the shed attached to the
Congregatioualist church, 1t is supposed
some one got hungry, but had not been
discovered at last advices.
MIR. Ira Boynton dug from one hill
l64 Excelsior potatoes-doea he take the
hat on potatoes?
Chicken thieves are commencing busl-
ness in earnest this season. Mr.. j.
Robbins receiving call from the gentry
on the night Of the 18th AMI counted his
hens ii less next morning.
In the report Of The Billings-Baker
fight in a late issue, julius Baker il
represented as taking part in the disturb
ance, whica is incorrect. in fact he tried
TO quel thu same. Your correspondent
in elds to state things as they occur but
is liable to be misiuformed as well as
othe men, but will cheerlully reciily al
mistakes. u.
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Montpelier contributed $685. to
the Chicago relief fund.
The Harlem Extension railroad car.
res articles for the Chicago suf rers
free.
A drove of about five hundred tur-
keys crossed the mountain from Airing
ton to Wardshoro, last week, and another
was TO follow soon
Mr.. Milon F. Perry has contracted
TO transport the lumber from the mill Of
Mr.. Lucius Smith Of Stratton, for the
next two years.
There are two large natural ponds
within the limits of the town Of Stratton.
One is about a mile and a quarter in
length and the other about a mile.
Rev Addison Brown, on account of
continued i'll health, retirns from the Brat
teboro PhpniE, Of which he has been ed.
itor for several years, and d. i. Stead
man succeeds him,
An interesting though not extensive
revival has been in progress for the last
two or three months at Dover. 1t is
thought Congregational church will be
organized in that place.
How TO Sew UP ToNGUE.-The Arms
Says Wednesday of week before last a
daughter of Mr.. Allard, of St. Johnshnry,
had her tongue split so badly that it had
to be scwed mp by falling from fence
The first road laid ont and built in
Stratton, lay through the town east and
west from Jamaica and bearing off north.
crly to Manchester Part of the way
the road was only cut out, and the whole
was done an contract at seven dollars
per mile.
Tho mountain road from Arlington
to Stratton which has been out of repair
and nearly impossible since the freshet
two years ago, is being put in thorough
repair. Through Sunderland the repairs
are under the superintendcncc Of that old
an,Gyles Bacon ESQ.
"A SQuABBLE Monday before last
Hugh Green, of Richford, and a French
man, who were n little "on it," got rather
breezy at Euosburgh Falls depot, and in
The squabble the lattesgot cut over one
eye with a knife Green used. Each was
badly bruised, but they finally parted
good friends
-Brattleboro begins to look like n
city. She spreads out her wings in every
direction, and magnificent business blocks
have taken the place of the old structures
lately destroyed by fire on Main street
Esty's organ mandatory has been re.
moved further up the stream and his old
factory building has been converted into
a first class hotel with @ cry modern con.
vencnce
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Rev II. lIcrricA Lamoilc County
Ezra Walker-Oraugc County.
How. ". J lIastipgs-Orlcans 'oun-
49,.
Hon. John Il. Pagc-Rutnnd Coun-
ty.
H-s j. poland Washington Conn
~.
Rev Alfred Stovens-W indham Coun-
ty.
Rev. William @ewan- Windsor Coun.
ty
uI5ErGoBs.
Rev. ". II. lord. u. H., Rev i. A,
Sheibmu, Ncv. l.. Merrill, j q Stimson
Esq, Rev. W. j, Kidder, II. Mutt. Esq.
Rev Austin Ha2on, Rev. WINS. llazen,
Rev. r. Morgan, Rev. Il T. Il lid, Rev.
i. Tcuoy, Rev. s. l.. Bates.
On motion, it vas voted, in view Of the
fact that many churches, including some
of the larger and more able ones, do not
contribute to the funds Of the society,
that circular be issued to the churches
bringing the subject to their usticc
The Society then adjourned to meet
in the church in the evening.
At a meeting of the new board Of di-
rectors, held after the adjournment Of the
society, Rev. +. |. Carpenter was re-clcct-
ed agent for the society, for the ensuing
year.
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UT ANCG.

We beg leave to inform the public that all the
Insurance Companies, that we represent, are able
to meet their LOSSES in Tho Chicago fire, with cap
itnl unimrarcd, except the Security, which has
suffered largely, and requests her Policy Holders,
if they desire, to surrender their Policies, and
have the pro rata unoxpircd premiums returned.
Thankful for past favors we are still prepared
to effect Insurance. in the best Companies. on
reasonable terms. STEWART& ELDREDGE.
Middlehury, VI, Oct lG, ISL. 30;tf
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=" il. HARRINGTON, , Con-.
an,N; A. y. HAYWARD.
T\Th OF Observation-Disclosures OF

.tt.i-.u.
III r,oDa;, t,nr7 h,h At Midilebury, in apt
fer -nii DISTRICT, tnu list day or Oct Jbcr, a j.
Wa.d ballard ndnIiu trAtor Of tho estate oi
WLO l.. COBLRN,
late of Weyhridgcn said District deceased make
application to this Court to have the time for ID
settlement Of said estate extended. II is therefore
ordered that said application be referred to a ses.
sion of said Court to be held at the Probate ufico
in Middlebury, on Monday, the 18th day of Nov
cmbcr next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon; and it
is further ordered that notice hereof be given all
persons interested by publication three weeks sue
cessively in the Middlebury Registers newspaper
printed Mt Middlebury, previous to said time, that
they may appear at said time and place, any show
cause, If any they may have why said time should
not he extended. 1873 s. L. COOKE, Judge.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

~ We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District of addison, ON
missoners, to receive, examine and adjust ell
claims 0ni demands Of all persons agsnst the
estate Of
Tanner SHEPARD,
late Of Weybrdge, in said District, deces -ed sli
also all claims and demands exhibited in og,e.
thereto; and six months from the 9th day &C DC
tober, ISL being allowed by said Court fox that
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notce that
we will attend to the business Of our said ap-
pontmcnt at the dwelling house Of Orange brit
tell in said Weyhrilge the first "Wednesday OF
November aud March next, from nino o'clock A
NJ, until four O'clock Z. NJ. on each Of said days
Da,ed NJ WeA bridge this 9th day Of October,
A. ID i-5l
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NOTICE.! There will be meeting
! of tho Middlebury Silver Mining Company,
Thursday, Oct Goth, Mt 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at the
Addison House, Middlebury, for the purpose Of
closing up all unsettled business.
80: }y order Of the President.
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subtcrfugo. Their sophisuy is like tho
charm of the serpent, and their touch
about as false Now if you get bit don't
blame us.
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Splendid piece of Real Estate for sale. The
~ farm owned by tho late Luther Smith of Bird
port, is now offered for sale. The improvements
are all that could be desired. The land, abou
l40 acrca is in high state of cultivation. For
further particulars inquire of tho subscriber upon
the promises. 27;tf VIRGIL W. BLANCHARD.
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4 q sal ~ nts.

advertisements of four lines or less, in this
column twenty-five cents zach insertion Every
additional line ten cents
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NEW ADNLNii$HMEAH%.
{; lyui5Q r ANdO!
BLISS, k5bAl 4 Gl'S IL9Ij lXIhAJI

7 "
C9ac,,, Sglhits, Scro6lo, Ulcer, Sat Rifum and
All OTHER CHRONIC MOOD DIS
EASES.
DIR. 7. Il. KEENE having just returned from
Ecuador and brought with him a quantity of gem
uine Cundurango bark, secured through the oiici-
al recommendation aud assistance of His Excell-
cncy the President OF Ecuador, and tho Govern.
mcnt Of that Republic, we are prepared to fill
orders for it to limited extent, and at Il price
about one-quarter Of that which the cost of the
first very small supply compelled us to charge.
Our Fluid Extract is prepared from the genuine
Cundurango Bark from LOLA, Ecuador secured by
assistance of the authorities of that country. Sold
by all druggists in pint bottles, having on them
our name, trade mark and iull directions for use
Price, $40. Laboratory No. co, Cedar St, New
York. BLISS, KEENE d co.
D. W. Bliss, NJ. D., Washington, b. c.; .. T.
Bliss, NJ. D., New York; P. 7. Keene, NJ D.,
New York.
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CTATE OF vERMONT-District Of

- III Il VT TIN4HVN I-DIStTIcl OF
~ Addison, IS.
In Probate Court held at Middebury, within
and for said District. on the DIST day of Oct.
A. d. 1871.
Stephen \. Warren, administrator Of the estate
Of HIRAM PARISH,
late of Orwell in said District, deceased presents
his administration account for allowance and eiao
for decree af said estate 1t is therefore order
ed that said account be examined for allowance at
a session Of said Court to be held at the Probate
office, in Middlebury, on Monday the 18th day
of November next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon;
and it is further ordered that notice hereof be
given to all interested by publication three weeks
successfully in the Middlebury Register, news
paper printed at Middlebury, prior to said time.
that they may ap pear at said time and place and
show cause, if any they may have, why said ac-
count shunld not be allowed, and such decree
made. 1873 s. f.. COOKE, Judge
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PRINGSIDE DIVISION. ~ Several hand
> some building lots can now be obtained, for
SloO cach of ). b. ROCKWELL u;
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NOR SALE CHEAP. A light one-horse car
IL riage, two soats or ono, made by Sargent, OF
Doston-good as new. Inquire at south end OF
Middlebury House. 27u
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TATE OF vERMUNT-District of

II. WAINWRIGHT Clerk.
a. '. SPALDISO, Atty for Petitioner
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CIVIL NOTEs

Surrogate lIutchings will probably render his
decision In the Taylor will case on Friday.
Jurors who were drawn and summoned to
attend OH Trial Terms Parts l. and H. of tn. Superior
Court for the March term, and who failed to appear
Monday March G, may avoid the fines by presenting
themselves ioE duty on Monday, March 20 at a. IN.
In the United States Circuit COuIt. yester-
day in the case OF James Fisk, IT, againsi the Union
Pacific Railroad Company declarations at COZ mon law
and IN equity were ned They contain substant My the
allegations, &c, those made I'm the state Courts
before the case was transferred the United states
Court.
In the Marine Court Part l., before Judge
Gross, yesterday Mr. Nelson brought action against
Mr.. Bolton 10 recover Sl3 IS for two months rent Of
his house In Ninety secondst. The defense was that
there were NailVD deiccs IA tue building. which tho
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yoke Co.
schr 9 O Smith, Sessr.on mystic
sehr Y. " small, Higgins. Providence for rsngier
Seht !. y G. Foagh Everett Norhgot.
bthr Ierss, tbsnphn. Sorsich ior BIzlhethporL
Sthr Yarmouth, Fears, Hysnnis for Bile .hpsrt
Sfhf. Josephine, Bayhs, Bridgeport igr KnabshD0d.
SesT. Sarah Jsfe, Bennets. Sag Ne rhof.
Schr Afana Baker. WesipOr Me with lumber Gross
Schr Mnquss Heany, NevHsrsn for m ltdeDbs.
Schr. Maggie Cumfsins. Jones, ScF-Hsgen.
Schr. ". y. lOigi0n, EAu EsS .HaYep
Scir George r. Kimhall Hal. New Haven.
Scfr GorncIa Kearney New Lliion
Srfr white Cguf. Davis New ioHaau
schr RhOia Holmes BugB Dtneu, Ga, 10 lays si lumber
WINO--sunset, heavy N. ". . cogiv.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros March 6Arnye steamship. George Appoi from Bald.
more Norman from Philadelphia Nefeu from Ses York bark Das
Webster, FROM hes.na al. -. ....
from Nes-ioFk . ~ n...,-.. 49,,
bsys nss. In for Baltimore b,r Pan brg Echo aa1 Ffs.
lane fr5m Rio aud schr. j Taylor. from 'arlt4eaA
FOREIGN PORTS.
o-,,.srov1 March The steamship Oi " Bo0kn rom
New York Liverpool arrived to-day
MEMORANDUM
The pilot bost A7eV sp2t' the Siniart,l bnap Srf,
the ocenpsnis Of which nsel 10 BE- reported A. al ss
fFOr I0test ship Nc,rS @e RI" fHg'I
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DISHONEST LAWYERS DENOUNCED.

The Grand Jury for the March Term Of the
Court o General Sessions sworn in yesterday morn
ing In biz charge, Judge Bedford spoke as follows
Before We separate deem 10 my duty TO direct your
attention 90 growing EVIL, aud one Do when ma my
self deeply Interested, for t reflects directly upon the
legal professional profession which love and honor l
have reference 90 tle many mis.ceds erpeIatei every
day by thc dishonest and mpHnclptd members OF the
Bar; but, thau' Cod these members are greatly n the
minority. hosuug more richly deserves Cine universal
scorn and contempt of mankind than do The dis
pItIbt acts of the dI-h0uc lawyer look upon the
legal profession as I GO upon splendid garden
uIsd with tue choicest flowers, where some are even
beautiful than others; ara yet i'm te midst of al
This beauty and cultivation one sOuofmcs huds rank,
uuvLoIcsoue weed As DO is the duty Of the faithful
gardener 90 uUrnJt the weeds thIt tlc flowers may
longer retain thar hfe and oyenc and be- NOT contain
mated o wItLcrcd 10y the hiehnug influence OF the
u0NiOus poison, In like manner do hold Do 90 Doe thc
duty of the authorities 10 throw from the ranks of le
profession those who, by their professional acts aud CON
CUct, degrade and Il shOuor 10.
He spoke with special severity Of thOsc lawyers WHO
visit al prisoners, urge defense and strip them of al
then worldly goods. lhyc, hc said, converted with the
District Attorney upon this subject, ana happy 20
-y that Doe is determined 90 an his power the Cl
fort Of crushing out this sHaCciu traffic. which to-day
casts such stain upon the mantle Of the legal fraternity
L. all probability the District Attorney will be able be-
fore days, % lay before you two OF this
character for You TO pass upon. And should De be
ocs,ful, then ask you To be prompt i'm y0ur action; and
ON a proper and legitimate conviction the Court you
may rest assured, will do its duty
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THE FIRsT-AVE. AFFRAY

Capt. Gunner has arrested Patrick Murray,
a boatuan John Maher and Edward Farley OF Fifty
ffthst and Firsavc James McCarty, and George Myr-
tie on charge Of being concerned in the shooting OF
Israel Schmidt in the saloon of his brother Henry A.
Schmidt at No First-ave. sunday TWO others OF
fine Fang are still at large, and search is making for
them The wounded man has not recovered conscious
mes, since he shot, has the ball been extracted
Francis Bordng, who stabbed by one OF the gang,
can Identity all OF them including the man who shot
N.I.mLlt