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New-York tribune., 1873-04-17
THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS.

At the meeting of the Park Commissioners,
Yesterday afternoon resolution passed authoriz
ing the appointment Of committee 10 inquire whether
without deriment the public good the expenses of
the Department might be still further reduced thus
bringing the Department into closer sympathy with the
Mayor and Controller in the matter of economy. de.
sign for the monument in memory Of members OF the h
Regiment who fell during the War, submitted and
passed 70 the Landscape Architect for approval IL VIII
consist OF tasteful base surlnounted by statue OF
soldier in uniform Upon the front OF the base will be
the legend "a memorial Of lsGI-lSC5 Seventh Regi
ment, Ncw-York s. n G.; ;" and each side the follow
ing Erected by The Seventh Regiment n. Y r. n; g.
In its members, Gl number who gave their
vcs in defense of the Union lS5l-lo65 Wth reference
10 the animals In Central PARK II was reported that
some. which had been loaned by travelling companies
had been removed 10y owners that the swans had Deen
turned into the lake again aud that female eagle had
laid eggs, and was sttug-an unusual incident among
dolnesticated birds Of tins kind
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17
THE REVISED ESTIMATES.
A VERY SLIGHT REDUCTION MADE BY THE FIRE
COMMISSIONERS.

A VERY SLIGHT REDUCTION MADE BY THE FIRE
COMMISSIONERS.
President Hitchman of the Board of Fire
Commissioners transmitted 10 Controller Green
Tuesday the following letter, inclosed in which the
estimate expenses OF the department for the year
beginning April TO- 1878
FIRE DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF NEw-YoRK,}
April s, 1873 !
To ne Hon. ANDREW III. GREEN, CONGOAeT-SIR: In
reply tO communication dated April g. 1888, refer
ring Section Chapter %, OF the Laws of 1879 the
Fire Commissioners beg leave To respectfully say that
reduction can be made in the amount set apart for the
organization of new companies to wit i'll the organlza
tOn OF Engine Companies Nos. 80 and 40 and Hook aud
Ladder Company No 6 for which up 10 the present IL
has been found impossible TO obtain sites but tins re-
ductiOn will only apply 60 the date when such com
panes can be organized. which in the judgment OF this
department Will be effected by the LIST prOximo The
Legislature OF the present year has added largely To
pensatiOn OF the uniformed force, for which increase
OF S0l4S3 application viii hereafter be made In con
fOruiy with the terms of the act authorizing the same
The severity Of the past Winter cOmpecdiarge and un-
expected outays for extra horses repairs TO telegraph
lines apparatus, aud most Of the general items connected
be made in the general appropriations for the cur
rent year. reduction OF 100000 III the estimate Tor
1873 made by the BCaId OF ApporuOnmeDt, wmch
has materially affected the working Oi the department,
preventing the want Of buildings the organization of
companies the erection OF belltOWers, the one
dapIdated as 10 neccssitate ITS removal; the
Post Office tower which vacated in consequence OF
refusal of the Postmaster t0 permit its further use
also the erection OF a house III BuriDgsip for Engine
Company No 49, Tue revised estimate is Transmitted
herewith. WILLIAM HITCHMAN,
~ fla nd Etra flTglfnI Sail
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17
DFCISIONs-APRU l6.

Cppremr COurt-C -Chambers-Bv Judge Barrett
Heraghty sgt Hsdock-Moton Gen e. Bruce Art ToihunterMo
ton denied without In the matter Of the petition Of ttharne
granted Morgan and agt
Cole. s-Reereuc ordered take proof Van "nke a sage
NrgAt-M0'ion 10 vacate attachment
drned Mauhatan Savings lattuton sg cam9in
1s Reside d,burenents spear aMoon granted
srd order modified settled Pennington a ag The Nstons
sang 90 and ors-Noon granted Cushing Cu.lingMot9n
Tor amony denied counsel fee Of SlO awarded the
ieudant Wnke agt sage-Mouon granted In the matter Of
be | Of bsss CORPUS 10 produce body Roannab Murphy
consider question presented to resaldeaie and That the pc
ouer had no right spp again until the lapse " al least
from tie date Of JnAge Leonard decison.W rt dismissed
BY Judge adenW hADs sgt Ir'ing-Pape With tie Librarian
Nj. Knight
Superior Court-Special Term-By Judge Sedgwick.
Iapis F Insurance Company Prndle aOdeT opening
desu on terms steumetI ct aL-Order granted
Wcg apt Weon--Same Ave ct al sgt CaanoSa-Same. Rit
teresg agt Phillips ct al-Motion granted
Common PIeas-Specdi Teru-By Judge j. i. DAILY.
Howell ag The Empire CITY Fire Insurance oompany-Morion
granted but defendant leave to prepare amendmen
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17
CATTIR MARKET.

Bryvuo Apni B-CArrIs-Rscipts to-day t94 head making
The Total Euppy for far 50t hesd 32 against d
for The ame time the market little lively At
yesterdays prices about O bead disposed off, es $40 head
finos .tee hanging from 1913 l4o2 ~ At ~ 1906 O
bead oIen averaging 73 ~ at s5 49, V head Indiana
ster ayergDg l5 n, at 90 ~ oa bead missouri steers
oIe averaging s5 5Oi 50 head TeIas so averaging
head Ohio aYeragng l,OO 10 At % Ia
SHEEP .yp LasBs-Rscep to-day 200 head making the total sup
ply for the vek thu far bead against 900 bead for the sane time
last the market slow and dragging Titn ght
yetdy pros sales 5 head Michigan sheep ranging nom 81 70
S9 NJ. at S7dR7 So
HoesRecepts today head making The total supply for The
week thus against - $40 head for the sane tune last
market H no sales pp prices nominal At 80 99@
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17
The deaths among young children have been very much

The deaths among young children have been very much
below the average, y, ,o,o
The Board OF Health as constituted by the law OF i,o
for the reorganization of local government ol .he
city, las al length encountered opp0suOn' ~ AZ lne
custom OF the Hoard 10 bring action against venders
who do not have permits for the recovery ct penalties
for the violation OF the by laws Oh NC Dou t w. Ivy
the defendants n several these suits put In Issue ana
denied the power the Board OF Health 70 make aw
the premses or TO sne for Its violation Ihey also denied
thar the Legislature had any constitutional authority 10
delegate any power Of local legislation which would be
an upon the corporate powers OF the Com
mon Couuc under the Charter 1t Is intended 70 press
the defense through all the gradatons OF judicial turls
dieon The trt3l before Judge hanc 0I the
With Judicial District
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17

The accompanying table exhibits the gratifying fact
ha during che first quarter Of the present year there
has been a teuarEablY low mortality as compared
sny with the corresponding period the past year. but
so with the VI tue during the past
I've years. The diminished activity OF zyInoc causes
sDapoX ueases, ecarlatina whOOping cough, typhus
and TYPHOID feyers-tbe most formidable contagious
disc ses usually prevalent In tho beginning OF lhc year,
has been especially noticeable. Pulmonary as wen as
rheumatic affections have shown n their mortality the
Hhnouce OF q very incl ment season. GOut puerpara
Nseasess and eTy spcas have been remarkably Id.al
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17

TO me Edttor OF The Trt6HHe.
SIR: Your issue Of to-day holds me up as
criminal appropraung what not belong TO The
matter simply one Of misunderstood accounts, aud
was settled to-day TO the satisfaction Of all parties.
have character 10 uphold before the public aud
W0ud simply ask in Justice that insert ths letter
Neio- iOrE, Apul l6, 1878. LOUIS j. JORDAN, ~. ID.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17

The suit of Peter Shaen'er against the city,
10 recover COZ with interest since July IS, 1865 was tired
before Judge Davis, yesterday, IN ire Supreme Court.
Crcu The plaintiff testified that July 49, 1865 when
the uppcr portion O the Guy n the possession uf the
draft TlOters four went TO bis house, demanded
money and rangacIcd the premises CARVING OF prop
c4g valued at Sg2. The jury found "a verdict TIE
1taluLiIl Iyr sICQ. au.Ouut claimed.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17
A LOW MORTALITY RECORD.

TnE PUBLIC HEALTH DURING THE LAST QUARTER.
AT a meeting OF the Board of Health, yester-
day. spocih committee appointed 20 draw up the
port of the Department Four tenement bous es
Nos. S. g. aud 81 Baxterst, which were reported 10
lo ba0 sanitary condition, ordered to be yaca
To ore May Dr. Charles p. Russell, Register made
the following report the comparative mortality dur
Ing tIe G4st four months OF 1872 and 1873
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17

sur 5:l9 b4l Moon nes'.' Morn
Saniy Island. 1.3 Hell safe Fey G52
THIS DIN-P V
Sandy Cows Island E5a Hell Gate ren''' E
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17

ryrENsEs OF TIE BoARp OF HEALTH.

The Board of Health ordered yesterday, the following
estimate OF the expense of carrying the department
during the year, beginning April TO- 1873, TO be sent to
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17
paSSFNGERS ARPTVED.
IMMATURE ALMAEAC.

FROM ROTTERDAM-In steamship Mans. April 6-Mr' Lock
h,r NJ Brakeman Mr. Bru Ms. Van Son and Children hs
Suders, Mr.. ShlkesA
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17

s2a Rruey Hntenmei'ter 3s3 .Gunore.a sg sir1qs
Beverage al agt Wal 49'"rSy tt a. ag Morgan ct
7s March ct al sg The Fnt white al sgt TsImgo
g. Brown 11 st 1pni seu1sd auo s coafu ,gt Woodwork
fSSen sr IS MSo SS,''' Bauer ,no .g poesc
5a5l .sprstts sgt, Amack ct al
75J. .Folingtam sgt Kemp ct s2l. H5nofr.on gt wifs
lo Calm e, al sgt Renne o55. .S%moa al sgt NeGib
l0Il5. .Rusk sgt McMarston. boa.
33L.Pasker asL Kelly. sheriff
PahIL-D,vn J.-opens at lolam
22 Crou ct a. sat l6o. BAILEY al sgt Hoe and
gcSsd l. E ins Co The n y City steel works
1906 .weleneerger asL Kelly, .,, ,,sS az Howard
sa johnson , Dawson SO The Security ms Co ssI
ii3 at DeaSsaer soa Poon and sno art Luug
2ly,..HsloweI agt The Mayor 9li Moore ast TIE Mayor
27i.wiet agt Kpp eta 1854. .BIaungan The MAYOR,
800 Doiiaioa seamshp Co 1902. Nile, agt Boles
CHANBgIs-BAKRETT, J-OP'ns at 10 a. m-tii.idif called
o. Manufacturer ard Mer Isl. Same at Same
charts Bank be0as I'LL the mstttr Of the Baltic
a..S.@s al. 0h5reia. ia5. .Ty6g srt H.lrei etI.
81 Sane agL Han,oa aal .Sprarge ag Sstia al
ss%s Same 81 81 Same. Same 81 Green 1yat s M H. "'''s
to..ssms ~ love. ga2. .spngoe admit sgt. sssms
e. sane as. csrasa $50. .Bsdior ,e vesAu
1.s5%s al bssS. 9Go..Wiiieissd ~ Keaued,
5..Ss SSs%s 80 Tlu,tr i..Ahtsa NJ z Bethel Church
6i..Gnhl at Morrsoa. 80 sgL Gomblein.
ili.s.%s i..s ssL ssI ssSs u.s.. White at Wai&
bS..Ss'auo agL Green Con lii Maisneth ngt Masneh
tfolrr 2A..Clafk agt OBheu.
l53. .BroGu aFL Same. tal-Rfi..
SUPERIOR CouKI-ILIAL TEU-PAKr L-iHEEDAAs, "opens
n m.
zlil HON se B,e1nan sheriff Gnbreson .g
aIi Wiser at Bfen. shenG cur Mutual Lie Atsuf'
l5@s.. Dfus sgt senningI ante souett
2tIi. KAN ssL IayeA ltal. Slower agi. Porter
IB2l .MeBhie ar sefaBi e.. .fsrf agt KeF hhfif
ave- H. m Go 1881 .Arsc1nbt ga Iiuch.
. .smItb agt RfUs 1879. lUrrl Hfrkr.
225 Soraao lgt Tie sue -lri .hsn agL feurh end
. Hfe Ius a.. 4.ti..iUfau og. The Eighth Va
Same ar Q hopa LIul.
2l-t..taut al. fame lI.l.- -b'tlr a.L o.tnen hlruh
yyl.. IL. me srt f... Pa lat
ilo... .Gulgl L,a4.nt.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17
CALENDARS-THIs DAY.

srprrvE CorEr CRcur-PAET L-PANCHRR JOpen, 1890
a.
s2at Rirpev AIT Hintenmeste Ss3 sgt. Strauss
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17

383. .Gunoresa agt. Strauss.
429. .Grsy e al. agt. Morgan ct
al.
451. White et al hgt. Tallmage
et Al.
gi3. .Conklin agt. Woodwork {
ano.
$685.. Bauer L ano. sgt. Foesch-
ueT.
g2J. Emberson aRt. Wilks.
g9l Wood agt. Healey ct Al.
1865. .Simmon 1t al sgt McGib-
boa.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17
IlarnrHerp.

A MOSKEAG tirst-class STEAM FIRE EN-
"A CINE secolhni, good order for SALE 1S al PlilA
HY DRAULIC WORKS, Leysntst, Ph lle phla. Pl.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17
Gusceilaueous.

VEWELRY and DRUGGISTS BOXES-For
~ SALE very cheap nice ot Of small faey na2 Br y BY
i1ches. s. hAfsOR a Co, ll4 ilnanEt
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17

GESERAL SEsOssHAcXETT RThoma Johnson John McGuine
Lawrence CASEY John Nolan robbery; william Robertson. Peter
Tghe bsteTY; John William
Edw Armstrong John Mcmahon grand eny; JohL Burke John
GRAY larceny person Maekle, petit
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-06-12
queer Things About Babies.

A great many curious things hap
pen to babies IN this round world of
ours one thing is-planting them.
This is done by the dark-skinned wo-
men of Guinea, and isn't half so
dreadful as 1t sounds. The mother
digs a hole IA the ground, stands baby
in it, and tLen packs the warm sand
around him To keep him in place, as
you would set out a rOse-bush. 1t
keeps him out Of mischief, and he can
play in the sand while his mother
works. All day long he stays III his
odd crib, and at night, when she j.
done with her work, he i dug out. If
you don't fancy crib Of sand for a
baby, what do you think Of a big
shoe, stuffed with moss TO make it
more comfortable ? the drOll little
Laps, cradle their babies III that way.
The shoe is large, Of course, and made
Of reindeer skin. II sOmes up high at
the back, like the slippers we Wear
nowadays, and is turned up at the
toes. The moss with which it l. stuff
fled is the famous reindeer moss, soft
and white and the odd little black
eyed baby looks very comfortable
hanging from the tree, or slung across
it. mothers back.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-06-12
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.

MISS SEITEE CROSISE.
Z IrORNEN At LAW. Ofncc VII , .,.i
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-06-12
Fashion Items.

Flowers have succeeded feathers as
bonnet trimmings.
Suits Of gray English waterproof
cloth are the correct costume for
ocean travel.
Polonaise with basque front are
much worn.
Velvet is used As trimming on all
kinds of light materials, this spring.
We notice that the gray serge so
much worn for suits last spring is
now used only in OvercOats.
The new thing in fans is the "Hria-
nOn.n 1t measures IS inches from
point to tip. The larger they are the
more stylish.
/ Normandy caps of white Swiss over
blue or pink silk are ia great favor
| for breakfast toilets.
| Hysteria must be II fashionlbI 4
/ disease among ladies, eIic why uni
versal vinaigrette,
| The rediugote has fairly taken the
/ town by storm. The ladicS, one and
| all, are delighted with it. II is styi-
ish, handsome, and becoming.
/ A new style Of carriage has made
/ its appearance on the avenue; il il 4
cross between dog cart and AZ Irish
jauntiDg car.
Small diamonds lave largely in
creased in price lately, owing ~ the
fact that the diamond cutters find 1t
pays them only To cut large ones
The faVOrite LOJtfOIHifFe with sOcie-
ty men is a single pansy-emblematic,
| 10 doubt, of the shrinking mOdesty so
/ characteristic of that class Of the COM
Inunity.
The loose frOHted polonaises which
have been introduced here look too
much like morning wrappers To be
liked for street wear, and are very
common.
| We are getting back in fashion fur
thcr than ever. Rufls are now worn
50 large that they have to be stilfened
with wire.
The mania for old laces again RACES.
Cold coffee produces the desirable tint
Of age quickly and effectively.
I Ladies wearing apparel can be rem
dered uninflammable by IA solution of
/ sulphate of potash and alum.
/ 1t is said that hereafter band Of
music will be the correct thing at all
our fashionable weddings.
A new style Of bracelet has lately
come into great favor. 1t il made Of
a very fine thread of gold, which, by
a sort Of knitting machine, is knitted
into tube. This is afterwards
crushed fiat, forming a band. These
are Ornamented in every imaginable
design. One firm in this city has or
| dered thousand dozen Of the bands
| from the manufacturer, for the pur-
] pose Of working than up in to hand
some bracelets,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-06-12

A TTORSEY AT LAW, Office ser,Ei i.3"r
n Nat, Exchange Bank HOE 90 1T
M..el lngtrgn stllal- MarlEef u. ~ p.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-06-12
Published EVERY
tn URSDAY EVENING.
Bcna Fide Circulation, 22O.
MY CREED.
BY PHEBE CARY.

1 hold that Christiap grace abOunds
Where charity Is seen that when
We climb to heaven, 'tis on the rounds
OF love TO men.
/ hold all else, named pirty,
A selfish scheme, vain pretense,
Where centre is not, can there be
Circumference
This moreover hold, and dare
Affirm where'er my rhyme may 90:
Whatever things be sweet or fair,
Love makes them 50.
Whether it be the lullables
That charm 10 rest the nurseling bird
or that sweet confidence of sighs
And bushes, made without word.
Whether the dazzling and the flush
OF softly sumptious garden bowers,
Or, by some cabin door, bush
Of ragged flowers.
'Tis not the wide phylactery,
Sor stubborn fasts, nor stated prayer,
That makes us saints We judge the tree
By what 1t hears.
A nd when man can live apart
From works, on theological trust,
L know the blood about his heart
Is dry as dust.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-06-12
Transfer made by Warranty Deed OF Colhactto Suit Purchasers

Descriptive Circular application.
call address NNDALE LAMB OFFICE
Robert Linn, Superintendent.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-06-12
The Pump Played Foul On Him.

80 on see, Mr.. Davis, twenty COWS,
= d,St!l!eTy and a farm OF a hundred
acres gives me and my four b,ys a
Hra? o. work t. du but We ,iu II all
ourselves ; No isifed folks about any
Where. Il dou't pay yHey pry .ut0
lA.iSS t1' uue.3. -. ser .lree or
. Ivur Near- p--t we've ,!uI.s. pretty
"eli' and otI.y t.s- e-r >tU,,i, joe leav-
!HG 'uat hauG-e- Iu the pump. they 4
never found Is uI..'
Pump .-HauJ.e -" ilrss;-cte,i d.
~.
\ r.. III tell yuu how ti WAS. Tie
whisky We made and put lu;o barrels
We pald tax OH. That We put DOWN
Put down the well" interrupt, q
Davis again.
Il forgot TO say" continued
Ne k!ever, we nave well that has
been dry three years, any way. - /
got Il tab q lretir smaller in circumi, r
ence than the well, and mad, tl.ut AT
both ends, and >lip}t-,l il down, con-
Meeting with the uId wooden pump
that stII! stood there. When We took
whisky Out We had 10 gear her up, buj
unsGipped her lively a. soon a. Ne
were through. 20 in looking AZ that
fOriorn old post without All arm, no.
badly suspected it was a Eead-board
for the grave Of WHISKY"
Somebody did, il Sc rm-, ," S;,IG Da-
Wis, getting interested.
The officers suspected something
ami at different times searched nav
barns and stables and cellars, and iav
out in the field and captured the stun
As il was taken away. They frequent
~ seized my tax paid gncG<, tut al
ways released them again ia = few
hours. How did | get the whisky
away Why, Just the easiest thing |
had tv do You see, / ran two milk
wagons, aaj sometimes only one can
III five was filled with milk, ami that
for Use in ease stranger TODD, with
pitcher III hand, hy tho roadside To
purchase. Such Instances, though,
seldom occurred. The rest We fiiied
from the pump
And was caught at il .'' said Da-
Wis.
''No not exactly. The fIIirg Was
all through, the wagon gone, when
two OF those revenue fellows Iuf,Ied
IN on mt before break o. day-ti.e. III
spectnr hadu't come ytt-and turned
things over generally. They got
through at last, and seemed satisfied
all WAS right. Their hands were pret-
ty dirty, so ! said, leading the way TO
the hOuse. ''Cientlemen, come ia and
wash your hands" One OF them
started after me, the other made for
the cid pump, and when turned to
look, | felt just like sinking out %
sight. Joe, who used the pump last,
had forgotten To uuship the handle,
and the revenue mans hand was on
it. ! yelled to him, THAT pump don't
suck ~ 1t warn't no Use. It did suck,
and sent out pretty good stream,
which he commenced to rub over his
hands. He SMILED some, and. putting
both hands under his nose, gave a
long whistle Then l knew it was all
up with me-"
"You'll SO to prison - remarked
Davis.
Not if the entire Congressional
delegation o. the State can save me-"
said the distill-r.
Nuur property will be confiscat-
ed.T
"Only such as lies loose on the farm
and in the still-house, and that don't
take a hundredth part of my four
years gain"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-06-12
The Trials of an Honest Legislature at
Albany.

''The Man in the Gallery" writes to
the Albany Times:
A gentleman vino now occupies a
seat in the upper branch, hut at the
time was a member OF the assembly,
relates the following
Perkins was as honest q man as ev-
er set foot in Albany. Money would
not buy him, and | knew il, but
thought wOul1 have a littI.. iun
with him; so / went down to his
room one evening and said, Perkins,
what do you think of that under
ground railroad bill Are you going
to vote for it ?
"WelI," said Perkins, AZ haven't
made up my mind yet, exactly. /
am Inclined to think il is a good bill;
but why do you ask ~
81 thought you were in favor of it, "
said l; "and as long as you have con-
cluded to vote for it | just wanted to
say 10 you that the men interested i'm
it are paying five hundred dollars for
votes, and as it is coming up on its
final passage tomorrow, you can just
as well have the money a. not; you'll
vote for the bill any way"
OlC AOi tue bial L Al bC lldi-tA
first" cried the irate Perkins. "NO
sir. IfimprOper means are being Ia
ken to pass this thing, as you say, /
for one will vote against it every
time. You can pat me down mo-
"Oh, ] don't care anything about
the bill - said /; al was only trying
to do you a favor, and think I can
vet, for, to tell the truth. the rival
companies are here in full force and
are moving heaven and earth TO de-
feat it. They are paying the same
amount for ''noes," and as long as
you are bound to vote that way, pll
get you five hundred dollars all the
same"
"Can such things he ?' exclaimed
Perkins, rising from his seat and tear
ing up and down the room in a whirl-
wind of righteous wrath and virtuOus
Indignation. "WLat astate of things
this is a plague on both your
houses won't vote at all.n
"All right" said | as / laid my
hand on the door, "I'll get you five
hundred dollars fer being absent"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-06-12
An IlIegOTy.

4 humming bird met a beautiful
butterfly, and being pleased with the
beauty Of its person and the glory Of
its wings, made an offer Of perpetual
friendship. Il cannot think Of il. "
was the reply, "as you once called me
q crawling dolt." impossible" ex-
claimed the humming bird, II always
entertained the highest respect for
such beautiful creatures as you"
perhaps you do nOw," said the 9TH
er, "but when you insulted me was
a caterpillar. So let me give you bit
Of advice. Never insult the humble,
a. they may some day LecOme your
supeTiOrs."
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-06-12
SENEIA C9UNTT STiTI<TITS

The following table sivr- the va!ua-
tion O.. the personal property in the
county 5y townships, ,theucmL-rofG DO
G-r~;ir animals and Iiseir value. uum-
Der o.; buildings elected during the
year and their value, NUMBER burnt.
e.c.. together with ether valuable sta
tI~t:ca: Information. It's taken from
the A>se>>ur>' hook~, ~ returned 10
Auditor kasy, and i for the year 1873:
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-06-12
Il. RIcD, GIBSON, M. d.,

MO. 25 Madison street, between Main and
~ jefferson streets, Tifiin, thirty years in
the practice of Medicine and Surgery, un-
lrammeled by the principles and dogmas of
any particular school, he has impartially
investigated the Botanic, Eclectic, Hydro
pathic and homeopathic systems, and
practically tested their remedial virtues.
Stin devoted 10 the Healing Art, he will as
siduously apply himself 10 professional Wis
Is. Particular instruction given in Hygiene,
lhe care of sickly children, &C. Office pre-
-riptions prepared in the most agreeable
Drsns for medicinal use.
April q, lS7I.-ly
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-06-12
szroRGE GASSNAN

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
"A LAW, and interpreter In the German,
French and Italian languages before the
civil and criminal Courts Of the state. A
close study and application 20 these and
other languages, In "A sojourn of i've years
In France, Germany, Switzerland, Italy,
Greece, Syria, Palestine, Turkey-Proper and
England, will, 81 Is believed, the better rec
6,inInend him in this branch Of his profess
zion. Office v ith Dr. Crawford.
Feb. II.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-06-12

Some six or seven days after the
events We have narrated, a gentle