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TO RENT.

One side, front to back, of the hest located Store
in Bradford just now, Bradford offers great in
ducements for IA frst-class Boot and Shoe Store or
Dress Making Establishment. For information
address K. ii. DUTTON.
Bradford Feb n 1871 5tf
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The Washington Republican says
that DIR. Livingstone, the African ex
plorer, is travelling night and day, try
ing to avoid the New York Herald's
correspondent and escape an interview.
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NOTICE,

The Corporators of the Passumpsc Savings Bank
hereby notified that their annual meeting will
be held at the TTeasurers office in St JOhnsbury
on WEDNESDAY March 18th. ls72 at o'clock p. ii.
THOS. l.. HALL, Sec'y.
St Johnsbury Feb o. 1872. So
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SPAULDING & FLETCHER.
MILO SPENCER'S ESTATE.

EASTERN AvENUE. ST. JoHNsWRY. VT.
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CHIME CHRISTMAS,
Il. G. HAYNES. AZ co

(OppOsite the Court House. tlMar. II
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Made a New Man of Me.

d. NJ. VILE.
363 Third St. South BOst
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22

,r,,... ,vo,t 70 the station housc and made COM
plant The sergeant in charge ssa on s's hsTs and
we want; csffrey and Prylbin conversation. Capt
eaS saId; These strikers great ANNOYANCE 70
yOE ~, vii h,% %AsS sS prylS Sesssed G and finally
.std ,bat he would not make charge witness teen
said that I% he NsaT wSSS mesS csV cy Declared
would not receive IT, and told witness 10 80 gSed ~
WAS in Mr. Pryibii's shoes, would club the mead Oh
S|art cafrev testified that Pryib charged Kavanash
with entering his premises and melting riot ffyIpn
was anxious TO have the complainant aresteu puI SUI
msnded The arrest OF Pryib for assaulting him. Behey
ing Kayanagh have been to blame In the whole ana
inc cantan refused receive tho complaint and reie
red hin TO the magistrate at the Jefferson Market Poo
Court. oo.o sotd. r will
state TO you, Mr. Kavanagh, that on mere 1
which assault and battery is policeman mas no rSnn
Sommitted He may however arrest for higher grane
Of Offense and II he commit on error tae ques%1V %
whether be acted in good faith or NOT ana VIII" reaSo
Mr. Ravsnagh-But Sir. he would have arrested me-
Cornussioner BosWoTth--Yes, Sir, that was not Ony
his rigbt hut his duty. You have no right to enter
neoples shops and ntlmidate men and take them to @
fbeir work The police have right TO enter anu nGo
such force as is necessary put You out Mr. Pryb
gentleman having known residence ana your ah prCp1 %
way TO proceed against him Is by warrant 1no Sol
plant will be dismissed. 49,, cor,r,,s.
The result of this trial and the ruling OF the GOs aS
sioner s considered important, as foreshadownR oo
action of Commissioner Manierre on Monday IN o Sbo
of Inspector Dks ana Oap ha nrowd in Forysec
ondst on saturday morning and against whom charges
have been preferred by man ciuDDeu On 'na'
| A WORKMAN ATTACKED By STRIKERS
Edgar Miller, a nachinist, employed in the sewing
machine factory No EOS East Thrtythrdst' while OF
his way home from work on Thursday evening" wa
attacked by gang of strikers, knocked down, pea,en
| and brutally kicked. ROundsman Pettt ana on'oel
Farrell hearing Of the disturbance ran 70 H te lane
rescued Miller and arrested James Moran ana JAM a
IaWIer VINO were prominent among the assaddSs' q; M
| were locked mp, aud Lawler was helo Ses'eiN' " va
] YnrI,illa Polioe Court in $50.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
THE BROOKLYN BUDGET.

City Controller Schroeder of Brooklyn has
presented to the Board OF Estimates statement OF the
amount required TO be raised by tax for city purposes
for 1873 far as bis department is directly concerned
The Controller states that he is at loss TO how the
city will be able, under the law limiting the rate Of tax
alton TO two cents and three mills TO provide the neces
sary amounts for meeting current expenses paying
the interest on the bonded debt He believes II TO be
bad policy. and 10 be dscountenanced by all honest
officials, 10 rely upon future deficiency bills TO pay the
current expenses Of the City Government, done
last year; aud he considers IT stIll policy 10
drawn upon imaginary aecouns TO transfer from
isng accounts, money to be collected at some future
tme in order seemingly 10 swell the OF the
city for the purpose of reducing the OF the current
year. This was done last year The Controller says:
The extraordinary items OF last years Budget are al
most wholly caused by the expensive improvements in
tated under special and irresponsible commissions. aud
Is SIMPLY ridiculous TO attempt 10 hold either the last
bic for the eXIrayagaaCes and shortcomings OF the pub
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
THE COURTS.
DECTsIONS-JUNB n.


Supreme Cowt-ChGmbers-B Judge Barrett
Gn sTbo motion must be granted Win cos'
In ehenoThe vt must be made retornaoe a. he zen
M 6c Kuns ag Green for mAndamu denied
se mem) Baker and Others gt Hochtis Motion denied win
out costs The maeI se OF Wleaehrtsee, men,. w
ct al agt Morris.-Moion denied with so costs In TIE ne
matter q The petition Of Csr oesisTIMiI s p,T
Motion denied with 90 Mono ast honteo.Repo con-
Of divorce granted Foley 6c a benton e
Satisfaction vacated and aside In the matter OF the petition
Of Margaret Mcintosh for appointment trustee report o. referee
The Young Mems Mlhsw United b T. soeyAoton de-
Mills QgeT ct aLMohen to yseae Judgment d eIeea
denied with 10 motion for attachment granted feey
ThontonMOon denied With $40 costs LoEn agt LoNney-Ses
menu
SUPERIOR Court-Specdl Term-Bv Judge Freedman.
Ovingon agt The Side Reference granted Simon
tgt Palton ct sl-Onier granted
Court Of Appeals. Albany, N. Y, June 2l.-Jndg-
mnt affirmed Matlsnd WhtbecE Bracett Art Baum
Hartley g First National Bank Of BsIn Spa ag the Pfes
dent the Company Of North America Hneken sg
BENEFIT Life COMPANY Locke ag burrows
the Mayor Be- Of Albany RhAhgsn ag the sane Ne
gan the Hannah the Judge sgt the Kso at
the Lysa sgt the hcn gt the same, MDnpd ag
the 0Hara agt the White agt the same Wsh sgt the
PAen sgt Johnson Harmon sg the oboken land
Company Rshbuu Northern Central Railroad Company Judg
and Trial granted the costs 70 ABIDE the eventDe
Graw st El@oIs spIagns .g, Dysr kSer ,, sgn ne
vsssef Long sg tho EewYcrL Central R,osd Company,
absolute with Bur Cook sgt Banker
General and Special Term reversed and order granted giving
the appellant Gnen the surplus to the Itsnt OF his lien WITH
appellant be paid from the said
plas er satisfaction his lien and vhout costs the appel
respondent each ober-Sehsp Reilly Appeal
dsm ss with eosta-Csmpb sgt Page Cot ag Stewart Motion
saun sgt Farley dsRied with $40 cOswatsr sst Ams
National Bank Of New York
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF KEw-YoRK ..........,....,

PORT OF HBW-HoRK.,. ,........."....,...JUsE n.
CLEARED. .
Bteim,hp Dohsn (BE) Young Glasgor. Hsndsrson Bros
Steamship Anglia lBE era Glssgow Henderson Brothers
Steamship ST. Olaf tGeIl Brown, Havana Funeh Bdyc Co.
Steamship Beneetor. Jones Wilmington Lohad steamship Co.
SteAmsbip A. @. shnen Warren Philadelphia
Steamship Prank, Pierce Philadelphia
Steamship TaeonT Nichols, PHILADELPHIA
Ship OynoslTe tBL Dram Liverpool Tapseoit Brothers Co.
Ship Liverpool, Lambert, London Grinne, Mintuu 4
Ship Magdalene tGerl Henke, Hamburg Chas LulnE Co
Bah knnqae (Afg 0Teutt. Havana James H. Wand Co
Barn Masonic, Lsnphier CsdiI. Isaac LAnphsr
Bark Niagara Ger KHhensnn. Philadelphia O. Lulibz Co
BaTk Embla (NOTl Guunde London, Punch, Edys 4 Co
BlTk 0usVO tsl Tfapsni Gloucester Eng Punch Bdge Co
BARK PAlaI (Ras) ksfan Bristol Eng, Teens Boekmaup
Blrt Irene tNor). JorgeDieu Stein Punch Edye Co.
BATk BIalge (Ger WahlgrAIs BtettB Funeh. Edye Co
Bark Of Devon tBLl GaTley, London. Arke funs
Bng Hydlb korl Hrnetson Whtehsveh Eng Tstshi Boei
Brg II. Gillespie (Brl Brown Kingston, Solomon Co
Bng Choice (BEl. Datlh. s. Johns ~ D.. p Nevus
Brg L. wAds"orth Bailey, st. harJs Geo, H. Winchester
Co.
Brig s. p. Smith. Dodge, Portsmouth. Miller Houghton
behr II. Brewster Squires, HumAeoa r. r., A. Abbott
SchE H. Cummings, smith, Philadelphia
ARRIVED.
spsmshp Holland Br) Dngg, Liverpool June nd Quesnstosn
6tb IN se and phGs. 10 " W. J. Hunt
Steamship Great Wesnrn Bt ssmps Bristol hug, June with
mdse and pass 10 X. X hofFans SouA
steamship Washington tPI Rousseau HsVe yane via Bfes,
sth with mdse, and pRia 10 Geo Maekeeas
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
PASSENGERS ARRIPED.

PROM HAvRE-Tn steamship Rdshing0n. June 2Mr and Mrs
De Mer son. MI and M aagbee Mrs Trra and servant Mis-
TuA Mt and Mrs A. Angeo, Mr. Dickson Mr. Reed
Mrs Cook Mr. Colgate Miss Ahgiere Hernandez and servant
Mr. abd Mrs O. Mott Mr. kgrs, Mr. Bolhn hr Bondei Mr. Sc
jenre and Mira Can't mother Mr.. Guenn Mr. Abadens
Auregnsc Schmidt T. Paul Mrs Schmidt Mr. Esbsgs r. la
ebaune Mira Cbonel O. Har Miss Lseite Mr. DsAussee Mr.
iOmne Mr. ststle M and Mr., G. Pierre D. Seholos Henry
Lgnier d. Marie, Miss NJ Pin Mr hangip, sDssue NJ
Gusve Mr. Pongue and brother Mr. Guers Mr. Pouehe Mr.
Fen and child Mrs Tsujon Mr. Pyrese Mr.. Hubbard. Mr.
Schmidt Mr. PinLu' M and hr Angus Mr. aud Mr' Hemsrs
Bggef T. Bgger, Mrs Fsehr Mrs b. Schmidt Mrs Yuelleme
Bernhard Sir AllA, hs Asy Miss TanjOD M LsrOguOt Mr.
Durand, B. Gaspard
PROM HAMBURG-Tn steamship Hdmmont1 June 2I-Ms Cra
children and servant Mr. and Mrs John James Meyer
Sophie Aeye Aug Obsorer Caroline SekteT and children,
and Mrs Wendof r. H. Brotsmann LudS Ahul and Others In
cabia
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
THE STRENGTHENING REFORM.
,,,, :. :, "a nyvu ACCOMPLISHMENT IN THE FILTHI-
T EST pIsTRICrs-fRAcrIcEs THAT NEED ABAr-

l..
A thorough inspection was made, yesteIuuy'
v nonutv superintendent Ambrose ofihe strcetCleaE
,ng Rnreau accompanied by TRIBUNE reporter Oh tno
heretofore flthiest parts OF New-fork hhmciJI 'o
Fourth Sixth, and Fourteenth "aruS' As
spection disclosed the following iacts' Al
the streets, lanes, and by"ays, IN 49, .ha,
have at last been so Thoroughly ceaneo '"A1
FOR tha fnture nothing but careful sweepngs VIII DO ro
,red 10 keen them clean II none but legitimate causes
Of tho accumulation OF dirt In them are anoNoo~ "
operate IT, however, the citizens OF tneso "alu' ~
permitted 10 continue the practice OF thro"pR NV w
streets ashes garbage, and filth OF stiil more
rd q will not be week before the hoe ana the suo'e
will he again required to renovate them Ihat lhn p
~ a s,il kent ND TO certain extent was demonstrated
| vestarday. Bataviast. was thoroughly cieahou
| at "a M, and by p. m. there "eio =.
it largo number OF heaps OF iou ioiuoo a
nut there in some instances, under the very 'no
police Grand Hester, Elizabeth, Centre auu
other streets in Wards have been cleaned ior
the third time within tho past three days. anu WIN 'uo
oYcenton OF those parts Of thom In which the above
mentioned reprehensibe practice is INDUCED IN tney
| appear as II they had been under the hoe ana tno
| broom within few hours
The work OF cleaning the streets in these WARDS was
rendered very arduous and, consequently more expoh
sve by the dlapidated condition OF the old COMMISSIONS
ravoment In many of the streets in the Fourth WARD
| IL would be difficult to find 10 square ioe' VI
| soIid navement; aud all of the roadways are
| 80 full OF deep holes and ruts tna' pass
ine through them with vehicle is always haro. anu
sometimes a dangerous undertaking. The streetcleah
ing Bureau is anxiousy waiting to see IL the Comns
soner of Public Works will put the streets IN snen con
don so far paving them Is concerneo as W." to a. n
the work Of cleaning them much less expensive 'A'"
| - roforred n
The Police Board received yesterday ana
the proper officers complaints OF the nthy OF
Condition of Twentyftst between sixth and seventh
syes sxteenth-st. between Avenues anu y; nncs
| near Thirteentbst Tbirteenthet. between Avenues
and O. and near Firstave.. and Twefthave' near ono
| hundred and fifty sec0ndst.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

SATURDAY. june "a
Mails and Liverpool steamship CITY
close at ii Supplementary Mail Pier No. -
N. X, IL closed at p m. Steamship sails at -
IAN deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
double postage-l
A PruSaan Closed Mail is sent bV this llse
Mails German States SOUTHAMPTON aud Bremen by the
steamship Rheis close at IL Steamship sails at from foot
Of Tbird-st Hoboken
A Direct German Mail Is sent BY this line
Mails Wed By the steamship Geo W. CLYDE close
Steamship sails at p m. from Pier No. 20 X. r.
SUNDAY. yUsE ~.
All Malls close at IL O'Clock Tbe FostOhce is from
N. 10 Hal N.
MONDAY JUNE a.
Mails for ST. Thomss Brsn the Argentine Republic by the
steamship South America close At Steamship sails 10
from Pier No - N.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
NEW YORK CITY

All who have real estate for sale or to let
and those desiring to purchase rent such property,
will find 1t to theI interest to advertise in The TRIBUNE
It's aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other
paper and in addition TO this advantage THR TRIBUNE
viii be found only I'm NewYOrk and all its cities and
villages but In every state and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be as brief as VIII
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscrbers for the three editions of THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly, comprise individuals In every
busness profession consequently each
are read bv ali classes THB TRIBUNE deyotes especial
attention TO reports sales OF real estate both in city
aud country thus adding greatly 70 the value OF It's col
tislng are as follows DAILY TRIBUNE 80 cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 per line SEM.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, g5 cents per line ADoutten words Oh
our wide columns average line Terms. cash in advance.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
NEwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. JUNE %, 1877

s.rb,o Rsr (Br Jaotmsn Gov Bay D. 5days .h ce.L a
shn Dup singh (BE Wllan Calcutta and Sand Heads hs w.
With mdse u.o..uu. u....iooes Pc
n ~ Tome March ~ With nitrate ani wool
Bsrt Ansrsr tNor hislsen, Liverpool ~ diys win md'e
Bark Hsabes tEor Chsdansen Port Talbot ~ days WIN '
iron. "a o. MA, O., H.. ,,h ,ooi
scr ssnsrs Glover dsys with yellow pine timber
sGuooNKRs-RIvKH AND coAsrwsE
v,x,Sni. j 4 ID Cranm Virginia
80 ~ GarIon Geo,veovu d. c. r. Wheaton Georsetown, DC
A n Hariburt AIerspdrs Surprise, Baltimore.
DOMESTIC PORTS. ,
po.ror lime ai Au,yeb steamships Mcclellan, from Bsmore
esron Philadelphia harks hAnchese non Acefa hotsoe
SENDER from Smynl Aqua from Deos AndeI IRON rspnl 20
lons Lverpoo Surprise from haanfas fhnnie rom
brEs saIo1 Antigua Caroline from Havana lsa0e beenH
from Alershdra- =. =. =. -, an
brig Ayesorj from Cienuegos. for Orders ..-...
FOREIGN PORTS. =
oux,xsrovr lima Line steamship Scotia Lott
,o New Yors Juns H. Heels, Mcdowell from Boston June TO-
boh far jyerpoo arrived this morning, the former al O'clock
and the utter q, o'eloek mao
r MEMORANDA.
The sp Bbson from Cacuts for boston, was unuos
NAV reio.ng having been Thoroughly repaired ih gong
River III she wreck which starte her
.,ra damaged several panks vch caused beI 10 os
pe did damage her a. sh oY Oh um
be than ordinary interest 10 ielt IN hfI
The captain that she BY all odds the best weasel be ever
fFor Latest Ship Se,cs see FVlh Pqoe.l rr l
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
REAL ESTATE.

NRw.YoRK. Friday, June 81. 1877.
Entirely in character with this day OF the
week this has been a very dull day at the Exchange
there having been no transactions.
One or two uumportapt legal saes were advertised
10 take place, but they either withdrawn or adj
journed.
The sale which took place yesterday at Marion' N j."
by Jere Johnson jr., was an unquahhed success The
attendance was very large and Notwithstanding the
great heat Of the weather the bidding spirited until
the close resulting OF tine greatest sales IN subu
ban lots Of tho season. lots having been disposed Of at
total Of s2l ass the principal purchasers being from
Jersey City EewY York Brooklyn, aud residents OF the
immediate neighborhOod Lrrr
The result Of the sole held at Piainfeld, N. j. BY
Messrs A. D. MeIick, r Bro, was also regarded as
success 1856 lots having been sold at an aggregate OF
s2n, the principal buyers being nonresdents among
which we note Darius NJ. Bliss. A. Mccullough, Charles
shearer Lucinda Smith, Thomas Orr Geo'HarDerS ana
ID. w. Stone.
We give full particulars of the above sales below.
The following private sales are reported; IA
-Four lots the northeast corner OF Onehundredana
nineteenhst and Fifhaye. for $4,000 when lots were
nv VIM II. Raynor' Of the property known Nos 50
Broad and so Newest, running through from street to
Messrs " X. Stevenson & Son have this day sold No.
600 Ffhave size % front and by 100 feet in
depth price s75Obeng the premises at present oScu-
The only sale noted TO take place tomorrow at the Ex-
change Is legal sale by VIM. Kenney OF TOUR lots on
Observation-Disclosures -secondst, known as tne BOT
wmJ H. Raynor has sold the house and lot No. 50
BrOadst running through to and including NO. % New
st. for $4,000; also lots sOutheast cor. Grand Boue-
ward and 0nehundred and forty ATHEIST and three los
the rear fronting onehundred tGr
S3S500; also lot north side Qne-hundredands
| ST., 225 ft east OF SeeOndaye., f0r s2,25O 49,. .
The attention Of seeking an attractive summer
residence called to the advertisement OF cottage ana
| grounds at Yaphank, Long Island, having Charming
| location and a Wel-stocked garden.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22

,o authorities having had control Of this ci or p ,uJ
,sst Ave wears Tho cost Of these improvements
ppsssssaPy keep the rate Of taxation an ts CITY .sa na
for some years 70 como, unless We shoua iVo %
In that oase however, would shortly nna o % s
I'M the condition In which the CITY OF ve N
policy, namely-de6cient to tho smountof a"hoe 'sA
lavv
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sun l79 734 Moon 921
WATER THp pIV-LE
Sandy Hoof. asa Cows Island. e01 Hell Gate Ferry 1886
Sandy HOOK 92l Cows lsabd 9J7 Hell Gate Fery IL
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
MUSIC AT THE PARK.

If the weather be fine there will be music
nv tho Central Park Band on the Mall at tho Central
park to-day beginning at - p The following Is the
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
COnRT CALRNDARS-THn Dlr.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-ls BASERUPTcT.
Involuntary CASES
800 Of White and u Pui1e Leon and another
others. J5&3. .Healey All Kole.
Gill PalOn. 354f Brewer ct a. Ag 1oufen
34is. .Pierson ARt Jones and N. Y Pre- 1ns. Co.
1904. Coon ct al Fsnam. 35t5 Rhsrts sg FogeI.
the MENDOZA Mining 35l Bowues al sg Carmen
90. 3543. .0Donnell agt Lyons
Skiles al agt Briethsupt Bennett al G0en
and Others 1851. .Wronkow e, al. Go.d5tein.
3551. Haas ct al igt Blumenthtl ArgHmfHl CaLndar.
351g The Burlington Cotton Mills g Ia the matter OF James
Co. sgt. P1er and smother. Gilmore.
$50. Cochran kgt Hean aud ano'TI
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
prinrina.

CLOTE a. JAMES, STATIONERS, PRlN l.
- ERs AMI BLANKBOOK MANURACrURkRS, No 81 fuon'st
BLANK BOOKS made to any pattern 0riers solicited
WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, 104 Fult0n-st.-
w LITHOGRAPHc, STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL
MANUFACTURERS.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
professional Ncilfss

~ d. HAMMOND, NJ. d., formerly Professor
". Of an Important Speciality Syracuse Medical College
Oaes 2J2 Flis.h Of ThIdAYs CITY Nervous, Dsoil
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
Mdthrntrp,

SHEARlNG, Rolling and Measuring, Fulling,
- Mapping Brushing Machines for Carpets Clothes and Pnnts
shear botb dies once accurately rolls the goods retain
length width and ansh blades repaired and grounds superior Loom
Temples. - a., . o,,,,,-,t n
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-06-22

Circus AND Fun Yankee Robinson,
the celebrated circus-man, was IN town yes
terday, and made arrangements for eShib-
ting his big show in Superior He informs
us he has a splendid Equestrian Troupe,
besides trained animals and fine orches-
ira. The company viii exhibit at several
towns on their way up the lakes, and arrive
here by steamer, the last of July or first OF
August, of which due notice will be given
in the TINES and by large posters. Boys
and girls, old and young, be ready to see
the show, and enjoy the fun. From here
the circus will go to Duluth.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-06-22

GENTS and Boys Summer Hats, complete assolt-
ment, selling at cost at Mrs. Dolbys, Coddngton Blk
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-06-22
PERSONAL NOTES, L'T'C.

the circus will go to Duluth.
PERSONAL NOTES, Ito.
E. Z. Chaplin Esqr., and Mr.. Cornell,
with their ladies, of Columbus in this State,
and others, made our town o short visit on
Thursday last, coming over from Duluth,
via the Lake, on the tug Amethyst, which
they chartered for the purpose. We under
stand the party were very tavorably I'M
pressed with the location Of Superior Mr..
Chaplin, who is prominent and enterpris-
ing lawyer, and a genial gentleman, express
sed Indignation and establishment that the
State Of Wisconsin had 50 long submitted
to the high handed aggressions of Duluth
in the matter Of the canal and dyke. He
declared that the people of this State did
not comprehend the situation here, nor I'M
derstand how grossly and unjustly their
rights were being assailed in this quarter
We wish all the intelligent people of Wis
consin could visit the head of Lake Supe-
ror, and see what is going on, and what
has been done in violation and contempt Of
Wisconsin interests here. We think an
open issue between them and Jay Cooke
nificant would come of it. ~
Hon. r. r. Nelson, Judge Of the Z. S.
Court for Minnesota, accompanied by Mr..
Babcock Of New York, was in town last
Sunday. The Judge was one of the origin
al proprietors of Superior He made a pre-
emption in 1854 Of 9 acres in Sec. 30, 7.
10, r. Is on the Nemadji river-now the
prettiest part Of our town site. He had not
visited Superior for several years, and we
had the pleasure of a stroll with him, in
search of his old pre-emption shanty, Of
which not a trace could be found. We
however, concluded that the old cabin, in
which the Judge says he spent many pleas
ant hours reading law and entertaining
friends in those pioneer times, stood on
spot now covered with luxuriant growth
bank of the beautiful Nemadji. Judge Mel
son is now visiting the thriving town of
Ashland where lie owns valuable interests.
Hon Jesse D. Bright Of Ky, and Elisha
Riggs Esq, wealthy banker Of Washing
ton, New \ ork and Paris, both gentlemen
largely interested in Superior, were in the
city yesterday attending to business and
left last evening for St. Paul and New
York.
Capt Chrisman, in charge of harbor
work at Ontonagon, returned last Monday
per steamer City of Madison under orders
from Col. Houston. The Capt. will proba
bly, remain here ten or twelve days
Mr. l. p. Bradford, one Of our kings Of
the logging camps was rejoned by his fam
lily (wife, and three children) last Wednes
day Mr.. Bradford takes the Brooks cot
tage on Third ST. as his residence.
Messrs. d. Geo. Morrison, Jas. Bardon,
and Thos, IL. Hogan, left here last Monday
for Bayfield,, to be present at the land sale
on the 18th inst.
CAPT. NJ. /. Pavy of the tug Danforth,
has rented the residence of A Zachau on
lst street. The Captains family is shortly
expected here.
REV. G. W. Barlow, clergyman from
Mason, Mich, was in town Wednesday,
and Thursday.
Mrs. Z. II. Bly, has been visiting her
many friends in Superior this week.
Paul last Tuesday morning.
IL. Robbins returned from the East on
the 18th inst.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-06-22
NO HUMBUG,

NO HUMBUG,
But settled fact that a. Zachau sells goods in gener-
al cheaper than the cheapest And as to his teas,
there is no humbug; he buys them direct from i'm
porters in chests imported. Go and try his great
variety of teas from 75c to 1925 per pound; full
weights guaranteed. More goods received this
week. Call and see his general stock-the largest in
town.