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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other ship gs,gs see Second P1g,.l

ARRIVED .. Sunday, Aug. 3.
Steamship Baltic iB, kenDe Liverpool JAY "a wa 9aseS''o"a
steamship Queen seabu AsPHwAA July %, VIII nds%
Queenstown 2jth with md and pass TO John G. Dale
steamship City Of Austin, BdnSe Galveston July a. AMI KEY
Royal Standard lB Kr6y Bro" July Ia WITH railroad
iron o Chas Conzreye
18th " ] mise. ID pass. . r AleKaujc & sons
Steamship Heman Livingston Mallory, Savanna silh Ose
Steamship joan Gibson Winters Georgetown D. c. T mise and
pass % Geo B. Merncz
BarE Pe2p.ao IsaaBo IlLl. aar.uo, Bole 30 DAYS w'a
Bart Desuareb rIt,l) Mart Trapnui SO days. With salt
IsrE st. Anna uil s,sre Trieste 90 iiys With ndss
B,rS Toni aust Cosaa.no Grgeuu - dsTs u'rhu,
Bsrs E A Cochran of Philadelphia CsriensA IL sHeeOA
Bars Porso 81 MARITIME G sepsno 70 laws with dss
Bart Martin W. Pesoa. Cseaas II isls. With so2r
Bark Aster Sor. Fic Leshorn 81 diys, sith ssrois.
I,5 Aasjse,es CspasJ Rerea Havana 10 DAYS IN b.lst
Big Ataye.a Field Humscoa 70 JAYS .7lth
Brig ltl Ca6ero Port zeulers Eth % lays Win wise
sem Pot.s Jsekou Vera Cruz 20 d,ys cedar
schr r. lof ST. Johu, " 3D. stared Censrss - ' VIZ
'' sSir - = y Ds.1er Nielsen Virgins.
schT stephen Morgan, Van Chef GeorgetoTn. D. G.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
cntntg,rox s. C.. Au'. STARVED brig WIN r. Paris, ror
Phale,ph sailed steamship rag Tor Boston, scn James "-
sayGsSAs G. Aug 3Arived steamship Zodiac from Se~YOts
Sa hrA Curtis Toa for Chester fena Sarah fo''ef M Bans
bark Contest, for MOatevdeo.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN. Aug. 2-Ihe nman Line esu'hin CITY OF Lou
Algeria New YORK J % Heca Murphy oA
both Cor Liverpool arrived here Ibis morning. he
CARDIFF 1.-The steamship Pembroke, WliaEs' 'aiea
hence afternoon for Neg-fork. "
yesterday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04
CusToM-HoUsE COMPROMISES.

In an editorial on the growing evils of Gus
ton-hous compromises with alleged frauds The San
Francisco Bulletin says;
No one can rightly feel aCgreved at the rigorous prose-
OF those who wfuly violate the revenue laws
Dut the method OF procedure which obtains among Gov
Eument officials in ferreng out and dispOsing OF
which the Government has been wrOnged, is shame
and disgrace the commercial laws of the land Not
iu ten 0f these comes 60 trial Perhaps
the seizure OF the books is the first and last that the pub
JIG over hears OF the matter. Perhaps a few months
later comes out that the has been compromised
0nehaif One-third OF the amount which the Gov
there public trial, hardly does the public get
opportunity OF ascertalung all tue facts in the aud
puOus IN their dealings with the service the
grams authorized by ITS agents would have be-
tve ANA when. once 10 great while there IS com
pieie pubdcly IL IS simply marvellous now ndlHerent
people % the dirty business which tie Government
allows ITS employees 10 dabble in.
The BHlehH then states the case Of Phelps Dodge e.
a example OF injustice OF the whole opera
ton and the decentralization which Las upon the pub
Tic mind. II adds;
one half OF the spells goes to the Government the
oher lai Is divided among this pack of hounds the
lascaly CLERK VINO ought rather 70 nave been hung,
getting he Hons share In conclusion, 10 may be well
20 add that Secretary Boutwell, declared that he did not
beleVe slightest idea dofrauQ1ng the
a single cent Comment on this case is I'M
necessary. IL as probably only type OF Others slmi
larly managed almost every Gay in New-YOrk. But
what are We 10 think OF such system tins VIII the
honest merchants OF the country gain in respect for
Government which winks at such practices " there
- reform needed IN any branch OF the public service 1t
D. here.
This is pretty strong language but the oppressed
merchants will doubtless indorse II emphaticay. It is
useless however 70 nope Tor reform in this depart
OF the PubS segTo6 so long as political henched
given places therein with the express understanding
that they arc TO get as much money possible out Of it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04
REPUBLICAN POLICY IN VIRGINIA.

What Col. Hughes omitted from his long
speech before the Virginia Republican Convention, on
receiving the nomination for Governor other speakers
seem 20 have supplied. The LyHeh6urg VirgfHian
thinks that sees the speeches OF Messrs Chandler
Daues aud Platt the line Of policy which the Repnb-
lioans viii pursue IN the Virginia campaign. Col
Hughes said utte about local affairs. and nothing at ali
about local improvements. The other speakers did
WhereupOn The Tirginian says
Thev will appeal 70 the selfish instincts OF the
masses endeavOrng make it appear that Federal AID
FOR the completion OF the James River and kanawha
Canal only be secured by carrying the state Tor the
JpuUcan party. In other words the state must put
herself accord with the radical party 20 subserye her
material interests aud II she refuses TO accept the Ad
snuisraton candidate for Governor, she VIII receive
the cold shoulder the Administration ana ITS 1althu
Commons. The policy OF Our "paternR government"
Is thus developed Virginia VIII know IT only Dy lts
burdens she refuses accept the proconsu OF It's APP
p0ntmeut. Are our people prepared 70 bow down ana
worship the golden calf that they have set upf Is there
such thing principle, nor any honor eft among tne
people OF Vrgnia Are they 20 be bought IKE sheep IN
The shamblesl We blush 20 think OF canvass con-
Quoted upon such mercenary issues and ind consolation
81 the thought that, al OF the gentlemen nahed DenG
Northern BIRTH misudge the character OF tine Frgha
people. and ~ discover this 20 their sorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04
AUGUST WEATHER.
HEAT TEMPERED By RAIN.


Saturday and yesterday were cOunterparts,
being each marked by beautiful ooudless morning,
drenchng storms the afternoon, and COOL delightful
evening The mercury the first day reached its high
point. just before the rain, at m after which
it fell $50 before midnight. At p. yesterday the
thermometer indicated 300 but In short time the sky
was mufied with stormclouds and there a sharp
dash of rain without the accompaniment OF thunder
The heat during the morning very oppressive owing
sunstruek on Saturday and yesterday:
George Fisher of No SeeOndst. Frustrated Rec
tor and Greenwch-sts; taken TO the Park Hospital.
James Hayes, age AZ. OF No. 80 Greenwichst.. pros
trated at Beekman and Frontsts. taken 10 the Park
Hospital.
An unknown man, Frustrated at Canal and Mott-sts.;
taken TO the Park Hospital.
Thomas shefend age 49, Of Nc. 4O5 West Thirtiethst
Frustrated While working in TwentY-slxth-St. taken
home after medical treatment at the Sixteenth Police
Station.
Bridget McGee, age 49, of No es Lafayette-ave, died
from the effects OF the heat at Saturday night
Michae! Lynch labOrer employed In unloading ashes
at the wharf OF the Long Island Railroad, was
sun-struck at p. m Saturday. He fingered until
o'clock yesterday morning, when he dled. Lynch was
about 80 OF had been in this country only 10
weeks and leaves wife and two children IN Ireland
An unknown man. age about 80, with sandy hhlr ana
dark COthing found insensole at SecOndaVe ana one
hundredandt wefth-st. about 4l5 p. m yesterday ;
taken 70 the Twelfth Precinct SiatOn-hOu5e ana dled
afterward.
John Mckay, age 90. a guest at the United States
Hotel taken the Park Hospital Yesterday, suffer-
ing from sudden illness superindueed by the intense
heat.
John Boglan age a seaman Of the steamer Virginia.
lying at Martins Dock overcome by the heat at
Fulton Ferry and conveyed 70 the City Hospital III
dying condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04

OF numbers and enthusiasm, supreme
success. Over 5oOoo persons were present at
syIenham, and the exercises were OF an
interesting and diversified character. Briefly
they were as folows I. A conference in the Opera
Theater where papers read by various prominent
temperance q Grand concert by the United
Kingdom Band OF Hope Union Choirs-6OoO voices In
the chorus. 3. Meeting In the central transept adj
dressed by Thomas Knox, the Rev. John Russell and the
Rev. Henry Marley. 4. Balloon race between the
Stanley" and the Prince Arthur" Launch Of the
Tcmplar' lfeboat at the lower lake. being gift
of the Good Tempars Of England 20 the National Life
Boat Association. G. Grand display OF the fountains
watertemples, &c. T. Grand Good Templar and Band
Of Hope procession in the grounds, thousands
strong, in rcgalia and with banners. g. Concert in the
Opera Theater by the Fisk University Jubilee Singers.
Running jumping &c. at the sports grounds by the
boys Of the Royal Hospital School Greenwich.
IL would specifically from such demonstration
that temperance was already power M England but
sure that any dspassonate observer must conclude
that, notwithstanding the zeal Of temperance work
ers, no percepuble change has yet been made
in the drinking customs OF this people. The
higher classes pay no attention to temperance. the
mddling class, body, fail to recognize 1t,
and nowhere Is more matter Of course 10 drink than
here. Nowhere is the open display OF liquors greater
than IN tins metropolis where the brilliant gn-paace
stands always invitngy OPEN OF tho legal aspect Of
the license question, you have recently had an
exhaustive analysis by your regular cores
pendent and I cannot but agree with HIM
that the passage OF mild measure as Sir Will
fred Lawson's Permissiye bill seems very remote.
state tins not by way of encouragement TO those who
aborng nobly in behalf of the regeneration Of
OF their kind but fact which must be frankly ac-
knOwedGed by the warmest friends Of the temper
ance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04
TOPICS OF THE TIME.
TIE FnRr SMILING swINDLE.

The revival of the Fort Smelling sale scan
aal IL an unnecessary addition to tho numoeriess
rrouhlos OF the Government that IS to say proVluea
she Government troubled by exposures OF CRIME anu
.ncompetenoy among officials. Under tho huonan~h
Administration Franklin steeesignlncant name i-hAo
4be purchase of the Fort snelling RESERVE
ton for s9OOa though the properly was
valued at twice that amount Is now
ca hs,,hs never paid but $50 900 for the property
Meantime the United States reoccupeo part OF te lor
and steele bronrht claim for t62ooo rent which, it is
alleged she War Department has paid and 1t is further
"a th.t a compromise has been made with Steele by
the socreary OF War by which the Government retains
,h fort and 1000 acres leaving steele and his partner
= soo acres This shameful story leads The Chicago
Tri6une to say:
m this statement OF the Fort Smelling is true it is
two existing political parties. which makes corruption
thoroughly practicable. Here is which, according
ment gives certain gentlemen Of political influence one
OF the most lovely pieces OF property. now worth at
tale This Is the and substance OF the trans
action 10 Is described. No such sacrifice or the Gov
Administration 50 way Is prepared by Democratic
politicians under Mr. Buchanan's Administration, aud
the lob contaminated with the presumable assistance
uf Republican politicians under Gen. uranus Al
minstraton u IL but ir 70 remember that the Other
OF the 10 yet TO be heard vet IL seems TO be
certain that political influence was used 70 secure the
OF the property in the first instance at considerably
approving original sale indicates this much. II is
safe that political influence OF tue oppO-
site complexion must have been used 70 secure such
compromise under the present Administration as has
been descuDedthe payment of large rental, greatly
exceeding the original cost for fort Tor which the Gov
ernmeut had yet received its price and also the
nrmaOn OF title 70 the property, which was obscure
and doubtful under the circumstances OF the first trans
fer whether THIS particular mas been truth
fully described by The ST. Paul Dispatch or not u is
sample OF the readiness with which the eorrnptionsts OF
both the Democratic and Republican parties strike han0s
when there Is money III Il"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04
LIFE INSURANCE CONTROVERSY.

TO The Editor OF INC IFtUHHe'
SIR: I have but word to say in regard to
the communication purportng to be reply to my card
unfinished in your columns call attention to the fact
that il is anonymous while at the same time SO cohNeu
90 decave the public into the impression that 1t is
,,ned NV the trustees OF the Mutual Life Insurance
Germany. IL is dated as from the office Of that Com
and is 80 arranged TO bring in the names OF the
istees al the usual place for signature Having e1
d the deceit In this respect, do not consider That
te article without signature requires any Iuftnet nOce
~ INV hands as il not undertake TO speclh.ay an
- y sfsfement of facts made by me. but only re-
eraies Mr. WinstOns stereotyped certineapeS oi CHAR
aeer procured from indulgent Irlends. ,,, r,od--
49, SHEPPARD HOAANs, NO. 25I bIoao"Ay'
E-e,r York Aug. 2, 1875
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04
pr0hnhNlHca
THE HEALTH OF vlCE.PREsIDENT WILSON.
From TIE sprinqs,ld Repr5la1n.

fTO. Inc op,taa2yfti AisP1D,,,N"
The Boston Journal has actually had the en-
terpIise 70 SEND reporter way out 10 Natick pur
nose to see the VcePredent and bring back word Of
his bodily estate. Wilson oct riding when the
reporter arrived presently returned, got down from
the carriage without help. went straight to MS bedroom
and while resting underwent his interview He was AZ
work ON his Slave Power America" he said, when
the stroke came The muscles affected were those ~
the right side OF the face. He at once took medical ad
vice was forbidden read write, and subjected 10
treatment that has wrought slow but unmlstakaOe
Improvement He sleeps well, enjoys his meals, ana Is
assured by his he IS recovering HIS voice
isn't quite natural yet the muscles OF the forehead
and cheek perceptby resuming their normal action
Yesterday he had decided TO discontinue the medicine
ana the ice-packs hitherto applied To his back, with the
vew of testing the reality and permanence OF the ap-
nareut gains He does not contemplate any surgical
operation dangerous otherwise but he does feel con-
ddent that beginning of the session will ind hm IN
b MACE in the Senate restored to health ana ready for
business His neghbOrs," the reporter adds do not
speak 80 hopefully"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04
LIQUOR SEIZED UNDER THE PROHIBITION LAW.

WORCESTER, Aug. 3.-On Saturday after
noon State consables assisted by the local officers,
visited large number of saloons in this city where
beer is sold and seized all that could be found the total
amount being about 100 kegs. Most Of the saloons
visited we're kept by Germans, who had already been
twice arragned for dealing in the article but thei1
stock mad never before been taken. Immediately after
the seizure some OF the saloOnkeepers got IN new
stock and a second seizure was made In the evening
nearly an OF the saloons open aud doing business
until their stock exhausted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04
THE CHAMBER OF LIFE INSURANCE.

IN me Editor or The ITtOHHe'
SIR: An article has lately appeared IN your
Der entitled Reply the Card Of Sheppard Homsns
In this article is suggestion that the Chamber OF Lac
insurance was created hostility TO Company not
,aYbr ~ the Chamber desire 70 correct TINS eILuI
a,is chamber was created and has been conuucieu
inIJv IN fhe interest OF the institutional NE
anu anu nv , u. L"e' ,t,s-eto H. WEsEHDONCk,
chaTmaS OF Executive Committee Chamber OF Lie
Insurance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04
POLICEMEN ATTACKED BY A MOB.

PRovIpENCR, Aug. 3.-Drunken roughs as
apIted the police on Federal Hill last night, and pistols
were freely used que the riot Five of the mob were
wounded, some seriously
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04
THE TEXAS CATTLE PLAGUE IN MISSOURI.

ST.. LOUIS, August 3.-The Texas cattle
plague which has prevailed in Deca0 DAVIS hodaWay'
and other counties Northwest Missouri for two weeks
most has carried off veyera thousand head and the d.
ease ia still raging In Nodaway County alone, the loss
already amounts " over $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04
5ueeial Notices
rrlbsue Leisure Extra No. =.

THE METHOD OF CREATION
AN EARNEST PROTEST AGAINST
THE OARwISIAN THEORY.
.,, I,o,vr,, By Prof AGAssz before the nassss
,,,,u,. Zoology Cambridge Mas, containing snoust
, .ps seonss ooaseraag Animal I prsted 90 ha
Trojan. sheet eight pages a4 illustrated ~ith sSss'"s
SOW READr.
Tribune LECTURE EXTRA NO sIGHr
This description o. the wostsra foas seos
Erred IA The Rocky Moaa.Aas Cesss gIpsaiaoa
Pns. single copies BY mail 10 two or eeas ave o' "
Adirss THE IHbOns' Ne'
ErsTA Shss oOutSaaS over 30 LsSses Ass Nv
/ and cseai AeA.Asr ReQsu tx ~ stsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04
THE STATE or TRADE
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET

HaIasA Aug 2sussr dali snd prices bsve teeOed Voc ~ 70
10 a fOI3ai reals per arrp@ Nos - 70 20 d - ilhn
Molse 7a1Sa Mascoyso sssar-i1eoT 20 'onGnep
ga: Pair RssHi9g 5ss4J2y GrocrI zcsl ~ 2~I1
20 500 hkds receipts week. 1880 boxes and 100 ss
exported during the seek $1,000 boxes aud bDJO DA hAs
8 300 borss and 900 hbts % the United states
Moases aomnal Bacon fslT 1smass BItr Naay 'psneI
Anresa ga 1895 y quintal. s38dS4O p qsin Floor
quist add Hams American srgarcafe stead Lar sFs
ns 25DS2O luints Potatoes STEADY at oli 20
b3L raow steady A. SIG 23a$l7 laltsl Wax soe Aony
namna dali Ssva annal Coal on 20 af oeissp
Lambaf shocks. box Fe4k AZ JAZZ
. 4, rssis Hayshesds auet 27H23 reals Hoops i1cr
eight Srm IoDng The United TITS Dof ["
sugar ~ 25nS2 so i0ssleai u sugr - 5O043 10 horS
bai Of Moases - 7JGS Pnssih su1 ORDER DDS r0Osi
osQ AZ other yo On Coast Of Cuba ~ m Vrt ~ s
y hogshed Of Sugar siOasIO % hogasld Of hoAs 500
~ 20 FALMOUTH 6Js aTOs Rrhange d nitrd
50 dAr y 02s premium snort lrt zt~ 30 pre-
niam 90 day goB - 10 aoT si 4O@lf poH'a~'
on LOoIoa. 62d6f premiLm % Para. 4a@i1 premium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04
Mother-. Mothers. Mothers.

Doat fa to procure MISSIONS SOorIlsG ior al rs
eases uen, peod Of eethng chn retevea the child
from pain cures collie regulates the bowels sai By res
ant health TO the child gives resi- " tle mother
Be aud call for
MRS. wNsLOws SOOrHrsG srHCP"
For sale By all draggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04

A company has been organized to build
railroad from Evansville Iud. Jefersonville' the
route 10 be through Vanderburg, Warwick, spencer
Craw ford Harrison, Floyd, and Clark Counties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04

Charles Ham, a German, age Il, was dIo"heu
rble b,thpr m Goes Reservoir Worcester Mass Yesterday
Paul Gregory a resident of Anarlla, Eit i
Cou H. T. arrested iol swndig AnAnAi reree
~ 1900 a x Lake Cir Of Sill 900 received In part
- iVer in uah. being aInisnel before tbe Ive
vs.leusHt via gisIes ssd dscsJged IRON ees'0i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04

Edward Valentine one of the COney Island card
nonts asers aIe.e sauri.I on ne comp ?, ~
1rrng1 400 seri sgt o. ~ wsch Sc 80
Justice Wass, y,9JAl1 ssl Na.shass " tlVVV '~" " w
IA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. ID. C., Monday, Aug Al a. III.
SKnOpSis for The past d hOArs.

The barometer has fallen in the North
West with clear weather and sOuth-easterly winds
nOrtherly and nortb-easterly winds, clear, cool
weather and high barometer prevail from Iowa
TO Lake Erie, and thence TO Kansas, Missouri
and Kenrucky; variable nOrtherly and south
westerly winds, partly cloudy weather aud
diminished pressure in the Gulf and South Atlantic
States northwestery winds, rising barometer cool,
clearing, and cloudy weather. on the lower lakes and
thence TO the middle Atlantic coast occasional cloudy
weather. anl rain rising barometer and falling empera
ture in New-En gland
Probabilities.
For New-En gland and tie 81. Lawrence Valley, north
westerly winds rising barometer occasional ram on the
coast ana ,aIttlv cloudy, cooler weather.
For ne Middle Ifdhto States, north ireSeriv % north
ery uotndS clearing and clear heather and oicer temper
AZURE. For Michigan ana the lower lakes, and
thence 10 West Virginia and Tennessee, north
erly and nOrth-easterly winds, clear Weather, and
low temperature. For the SOuth Atlantic States
south westerly and north westerly
winds partly cloudy weather and occasional coast rains
FOR the Gulf States, nOrt-easterY winds, cooler cloudy
weather and local rains for tine Northwest and upper
lakes and southwark 10 Missouri falling barometer
warmer, partly cloudy weather and sOutheasterlY
winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04

True AND False science. rTnIu sasqset By
Porke Golg.l,i II TRIBUSK LzCrURK EXTRA No. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04

Newark.
Al Notices of Marriages mast be Endorsed W'h fso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04

PRINT CLOTH MARKET
Providence Avg Printing Cloths im IS CIR for brrs ess
% ~ do 30 10 30 Day al as seek 4S1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04
MARRIED..

30. BY p KruV Mr. Charles W
Sepe % Mss S. youngest daughter o John Dsch An ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04

THE PRESIDENTS FATHER-IN-LAw SERIOUSLY ILL
BRIEF SKETCH OF MR.. DENT AND HIS FAMILY
POLITICAL COMPLICATIONS IL oHIO--AsPIRATIONs
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-08-14
The Neighb0rhood.
oSCEOLA COUNTY.

- From the Outline.
ANorHER break occurred in the
Aumo at Bellamy & Holmes
Mill Friday night, but through
proinpt and energetic excrtions
the damages were repaired and
the mill again in RAINING order
by Monday night. . =.
THE Flint 4 Pere Marquette
Railway Company. have q large
force Of workmen engaged tut
ting down . 10y" at Reed City,
for the purpose Of transferring
freight to and from the q. r. q
l. Railway, without breaking
bulk. Work OH the new depot 10
being pushed forward 10 . speedy
completion,
q. M. BTAspsLEr, ESQ.,, has 70.
signed the Office If Circuit Court
Commissioner and Peter Doran,
Esq, has been appointed to ill
tho vacancy. No better appoint
ment than that Ut our friend Doran
could have been made, and we
congratulate him upon lis acccs.
sion to official hOnors. We sin
cerely bopo and wish tl,at Doran
may live long, get lots Of fees, and
do up the hadeas corpus business
with neatness and dispatch.
ON Tuesday tho Board Of Su.
pervisons granted a new permit
for the dam ut Evart. The site
of the dam is at a point in
tho Mnkegon River opposite
tue Winsor House.. II 10 snp-
posed that by putting IN Q dam
eight feet in height the water will
be raised so that the level will
extend 10 a point above the north
limit OF tho village, thus giving
log boouage for mills to the OK.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-08-14

II would seetm trsas tile letter
Of "Anonyrnous No 3 s'tllat there
il q disposition to disput the theory
OF the Baldwin correspondent that
his towns the Only on inc tho
county making any progress.
Az right J Show mp your differ
cut localities. The more the bet.