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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1875-06-08

RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
CURES THE WORST PAINS
In from One to twenty Minutes.
NOT ONE HOUR
after reading this advertisement need
any one
SUFFER WITH PAIN
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF Is A CURE
FOR EVERY PAIN.
1t was the first and is
Che Only Palm Remedy
that instantly stops the most excruciating
pains, allays lntiammatiOns, and cures
COMPOSITIONS, whether of the Lungs Stom-
ach, Bowels, or other glands or organs. by
one application,
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES,
no matter how violent or excruciatinp the
pain, the RHEUMATIC, Bed-riddan In
firm, Crippled, Nervous, NeuraI9ic. or
Frustrated with disease may suffer
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS
INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER
LNfLAM NATION OFTllE BOWELS.
CONGESTION OF THE IITNGS.
SORE fiiROAT, DlFFICULT BREATHING
PALPITATI0N OF THE HEART
hfSrEKi' S,CROUP. DIPHTHERIA.
CATARRH, INFLUENZA.
HEADACHE. TOOTHAOuE.
NEURALGIA, RHEUM AnSM,
COLD CHILLS, AGUE CHILLS.
The application OF the Ready Relief to
the part or parts whore the pain or diffi-
Guilty exists will afford ease and comfort.
Twenty drops in half a tnmbler of water
will i'll few moments cure Cramps,
Spasms, Sour Stomach, heartburn sick
Headache, Diarrh@a, Dysentery, Colie, |
Wind in the Bowels, and all Inarnal |
Pains.
Travellers should always carry aStttie |
of Radway's Ready Relief with theA A |
Few drops in water viii prevent Sickness |
or pains rom change OF water 1t ID bet |
ter thun French Brandy or BittersE as a |
FEVER AND AGUE.
Fever and Ague cured for nifty dents. |
There il not Il remedial agent I'M this |
world that will cure fever and ague land |
all other nlalariOus, bilious, scarlet ty- |
phOld, yellow, and other fevers taided by |
Rad way's Pills. SO quick as Radway'ssRea-
dy Relief. Fifty cents per bottle.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1875-06-08
Kidney & Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel, Dia-
betes, drOpsy, stoppage of water, inconti-
hence of urine, Brights disease, albumin
uria, and in all cases where there are
brick-dust deposits, or the water il thick,
cloudy, mixed with substances like the
white of an egg, or threads like white
silk, or there Is a morbid, dark, bilious
appearance, and white bone-dust depos-
its, and when there is n pricking, burning
sensation when passing water, and pain in
the small of the back and along the loins.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1875-06-08
FEVER AND AGUE.

Fever and Ague cured for nifty dents.
There il not Il remedial agent I'M this
all other nsaiarious, bilious, scarlet, " ty
phOld, yellow, and other fevers taided by
Radway's Pills. SO quick as Radway'sgBea
dY Relief. Fifty cents per bottle,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1875-06-08
TESTIMONIALS.

j" I regard Mr.. Eddy as one of the most
capable and successful practitioners with
whom | have had Official intercourse.
CHARLES JASON, C1inInis'r of Patents.n
- have no hesitation ia assuring inyen-
tors that they cannot employ a man
more competent and Trustworthy, and
more capable OF putting their applications
in a form to secure for them an early and
favorable consideration at the Parent ONCE.
EDMUND. BURKE, late Commis'r OF
Patents"
Mr. X. II. EDDY has made for me over
THIRTY applications for Patents, having
been successful in almost every case. Such
unmistakable proof Of great talent and
ability on his part, leads me to recommend
ALL inventors TO apply 10 him TO procure
their patents, as they may be sure Of hay-
ing the most faithful attention bestowed
on their cases, and at very reasonable
charges, JOHN TAGGART.@
Boston, Jan /. 1875 ianlIwly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1875-06-08
MUSIC BOOKS
FOR THE SEASIDE, THE MOUNTAINS
FOR HOURS OF LEISURE
At Home or Abroad.


The following collections contain the
best and most popular OF all puolisheu
SONGS. Vocal ana Instrumental Duets,
Ronios. WaltZes, Polkas, Qnadrilles, etc,
and furnish unfailing entertainments 10
all lovers OF Muslc.
s.NusicaI Treasure" Vocal and lnstru-
mental.
.sNoorC's IRISH Mclodicsn Vocal.
Gems of scot i-h song
Seems of German Song
1sGems OF Sacred song"
s.Mreath of Gems.
"shower of Pearls" Vocal Duets.
ssOperatio Pearls.' Vocal
s.SitYer Chord"
s.Piano at Home" Four hand pieces.
.sGerns of strauss" Instrumental.
.s0rgan at Home" Reed Organ i'ieces.
sIIome Circle" Vols ] and 2 lhslrn-
mental. ,
oPianoforte Gems" instrumental.
"Pianists Album"
Large Handsome Books, which are for
Gale M ali prominent dealers.
P,ice of each book boards, $50; cloth,
s3 90: full gilt, $500.
sent. post-free, for retail price.
OLIVER DIT SON & CO,
Boston.
CHAs. Ii. DITSON & CO.,
I'll Broadway, n. \.
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Spstial Hotires.
MANHOOD RESTORED.

MANHOOD RESTORED.
\ Victim of youthful imprudence, caus-
ing premature decay, nervous debility,
etc, having tried in vain every known
remedy, has found a simple seli-cure,
which he will send free to his fellow suf
ferers. Address j. III. REEVES, u Nassau
street New York. 7. q. Boz 5l59 l4W3m.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1875-06-08
DIR. RAILWAYS
SarsaparilIian ReSOlVent
The Great Blood Purifier,

Every drop OF the SI'sapaTiltian Resol-
vent communicates. through the blood,
sweat, urine; and other fluids and juices
OF the SYSTEM, the VigOT OF life, for it re-
pairs The WASTES of the body with new and
sound material, Scrofula, Syphiils, Con-
sumption, .gl9udutar disease, ulcers in the.
throat, mouth Iumors, Nodes in the
glands and other parts OF the system, sore
eyes, stFumorOus. discharges from the
ears, and the worst forms OF skin. diseases,
erupUOnS, fever sores, -Scald. head, ring
worm, salt rheuu, erysipeus, acIle, BLACK
spots, worms in the flesh, tumoFs cancers
in the womb, and AL weakening and nai!S-
ful discharges, night sw eats, loss of sperm
and all WASTES OF the life prin ciple, are
within the curative range of this wonder
ofmodern chemistry, and a few days use
Will .prove to any person using il for either
of these forms of disease its potent power
to cure them. ...-.. w.. .'.' II e.. 81.
If the l,fttient. daily becoming reduced
by the wast5s and decomposition that il
CD. ffIiuals progressing, succeeds in ar
resting these wastes, and repairs the Same
with new material made from Healthy
olood--and this, the Sarsapariilian willard
o4cs t6is rem6d7YE e6nfGhhees 4 work OF
publication, and succeeds in diminishing
the loss, of wastes, its repairs Will be fapfu,
and every day the patient viii feel him-
self growing better ana stronger, the food
digesting better, appetite improving and
flesh and weigh 1T increasing. e. BE- ..'.e- .
Not only does the SarsapalltianR Resell
won't excel all known remedial agents in
the cure OF Chronic, SGrOfillous. Constitu-
tional and skim Diseases but 1T ls the only
OOsitiye cure for ..a.". .a .. ~.
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YegaI Tntires.
STATE OF VERMONT.

A.
DISTRICT OF RUTLAND, IS.
be II remembered, that at a session of
Ine Probate Court holden at Rutland,
wltnln and for said District, on the 22d
day of June, a. ID. 1875.
resent: Hon. Walter C.. Dunton. Judge.
w whereas, Lensey Round and Harriet r.
ing, administrators of David Wing,
late OF Rutland in said District, de-
ceased, have this day presented to said
court, heir petition IN writing, setting
Iorth tnat 1T will be necessary 10 sell u
part OF the real estate OF said deceased
LOT the payment OF the debts and charges
OF ADMINISTRATION; and also that il will he
penenclal for all parties interested there
IN TO sell the whole of the real estate of
sald deceased, and therein making appli-
cation to said court for license to make
such sale.
1t Is ordered that all persons interested
IN the estate of said deceased, be notified
TO appear before said Court, at the Pro-
bate office in Rutland, in said District on
the 18th day of July, a. ID. 1873, by publica-
ton OF this order, three weeks successive
ly previous thereto, in tue Rutland Her
aid, newspaper printed at Rutland afore-
said, to show cause, If any they may have.
why said license should not be granted.
THOMAS q. ROBBINS,
20W0W Register.
, 1875-05-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Tho Committee OH Muslo will meet In tl.e
Uub-room OF lho Ehermta IIo,lee this e.uEiuH.
Con. Chamberlain lAto Governor OF Maine.
aul low prcstdcnt OF 1!owloin College, will loc-
turo $. I.ako Toroai this evening OIL tho Battle
OF de.tynburg, or tho Surrender Of Ice.
Prof. Armstrong will Give aolcet soading
before tho College of Law, Saturday, u: 4 p. nl..
in placo Of tho lla,al special lcctrre. Nr. ARM
strong s rca1er Of the frat ela.s, especially in
the elements Of character, veutsslolu,sm, tniEri-
cry. md dialect.
Tho Sunday lecture Rocetv announcer Prof.
Pepper u. ''Tio llouia,.cs Of Light fo1 ita
c@tra lecture BuE1ay afternoon. "peppcr'1
ghubs" will appear. An audteuco 2,091 strong,
at 10 coatH apiece, will irst coslr tho expenses
Hf tho loctur,. but tho Dyccto-a expect .,5o0 CT
:,00l hsure7a. A great ARRAY Of experiments
will ha given.
Tho concert in aid OF Tho Oshltosh sufferers, to
be held nt McCurm.uk's Hall Wednesday eYsn;ns,
promises to 10 grand affair. Over 10D ,nn.l-
cinrs IIayo volunteered tlur torYcea Among tllb,n
the Gern,Auia MarIno.cAor, the Swedish Sing
Ing Sotisty, tho Quaker CITY Quartntto Ut Tia
2tich!n9s tsou: tho ErcJn Scantiirarcn Socinsy,
Mrs. Fox, tho SOPRANO; Miss Todd. tho pianist :
Mr.. LenlH, tho yloIinist: aud \ 1l'lmbet Of 9TH
ora. Tha tlcaoss nre ceiling rnptd|y.
, 1875-05-07
SUBURBAN..


Tho Village Trustees held regular mossing At
tho Tonn-IIall Wednesday eyot1lny. Present:
presdant IluBs, Trustees 1}rainarl, Taylor,
tglehar., Whoclcr, and Kidlar.
bills amounting 10 Fl 800 were approved. and
tho Clcrl instructed to draw Its warrant upon
tho respective appropriations for thu same.
A communication wsa rrcxoned to tho Nonyl
by Fire Marshal Humphrey regarding tho pur.
cLaxs Of an additional l,u0o feet Ut hoea, also
asking tho Board 10 take 1omo Immediate action
in relation to teiceraphip communication With
tho Wator-Wosts. 1t Tas rctorroh to tho Com
,nsttos Oh Police aud Fiss Department, with
power to act.
Tho Finance Committee uere instructed to
ascertain the coat Of renting suitable o{llos for
tho Village officers.
Tho Wa:cs-Wor1a Committee r:rortod that
tloy had inspected tho work already completed
by Mr. Connolly under Ills contract, and Jug
Kbstcd son.o improvements In tho cnntsao. to
also reported that, In viou Of .t4o warning
against further tlolay givon bv snntlaS'I
tra. they hna comrletcl M. arrangement
NTH Mr. l.. d. Parker, tho AHsstaut
superintendent of tho Western Union Telegraph
Company to put M 4 lino frotn tho Iown-IIall
u tho Water Works At a coat nf $3.50. Mr. paracr
70 furnish the ro'c': wirc1. vihratory and ttr.
May 2o. Tho bonua Of tLe respective Village
ol!corA weEa Il1cd nj follnws, YrcaHt1rcr q loo,
go; Collector. s@o,0ej; President TfustroB,
EIcMls bsreot Commissioner. ss2,oo0; Clors,
| 12so!; Attorney, sA,oM; firs Marshal, cl00
hareairtcnd'nt Water Wnrlu, sl,N00, Enu;nesft
| a'sd s'us.eyer, 1900; sesler Weissus and hieas.
Gtts, sl11; Nnigher. 3ICu; Poaud.Na.tor.
| &l,01o; Constable, 3I,U00.
, 1875-05-07
THE CuSTOM.HouSE.

THE "H''ts Ht"s coA1 "o"s'
Tbs council o: exports who have boon siseIng
upon tho l.to Of tho Chissgo Custore-1ouso
.'oseu 'u".t 49,, y. s.,'..s.. 49,, rsars,
tson Sea'eeuny anu Aessfs 'uun'"" a''u 1non,p' M,
boa departed FOR Washington lhst evening. Iho
results Of tloir nycstigation riIi bo lail before
str. po,tor at once. .ul bin decision will be n.
,,o,i>t wi, ,,r,,,r,v,,o ~ ,,;s ,.I, coo ,,ne
tHe" -. "t,s' ',Hss. - 'o ~. III.
it may bo In th:eo da5s' anu Eornaps not IL tnis-
t..
Inepmuch az tho opinions Of Meatrs. TLomp-
ar, md s,umon "A AZ lin ncra.aity uf tcar,p,.
aoa ". -, .s',ss.,t. t,,a l., ,,,,,,..1,,os
doWn hEo OF cons'Ge!ao'o 'a1uo III lHen''.'seo'
, 1875-05-07

IpAds 1uU HlkNc5H kHsH En9S
q "sh7Btcr" Al man who vonld Il" aro.'nn
5uaticcs olfccB, nrd pick up business 40 wonla
pack 1Mios aud generally tlo dtsFo0iftAbla ous.
fncHs. 1In thought t,st anr nisn WIN hAi',taally
did criminal btIsinosn or 1nb'Ileas tn tha 1nseces
courts wnnll bN 4 nf,Ftter- -..--,
Mr.. Storrs. OF, Il osa-e1sn,fnastont. managed to
pick out considerable ntnuHcmnnt. H0 re-exhm.
i,1ed NJ u Tho dc!lntl.ou md naitod II any lnAn
who wa.n criminal lawyer WA snya!or Inc
o,lsle rtnctIcs in criminal court without having
hls moral faculties biaectl.
t1r. h,orsn--1Inw aboat JAmos I. Brady, OF
Nav York. wasn't his moral character perrou-
dirulsr7 A.-yea tir.
Ill. .'.--Was io a shyssor7 Alto WAS m
Mr. D.-I1ow about Eusns Choato? Ale
was 4 Massachusetts man. md I'll exception.
M.. b.-Anu Mr.. Uraty waA New York ex.
ccpt!on? A.--ics, sir; but that waa In d1er-
tnt Sthto.
slr swell, I Will como to Chicago. How
about Mr. Yam Arman2 A.-Well, ho 10 a CHI
ca.n exception.
ncrysy; has !le not hal considerable experience
III criminal niatters2 Ayes, nir, hn ia auothet
exception.
III. Baster t.cn explained that It was not al
nasn tho care that police court lawyer was q
bhJ1tcr, but 1t WAS generally So. IL hia n,nion.
1t wna stways IN oppto.rio,ia cpithct. which Was
cropping iuto rse, enGl which, though mot 10
Woba1cr's Or Worccster'a Dictionaries, he lad
Seen III 1auS dictionary.
utRE PROOF.
Tho council for lhe p:esatsf then introduced
nuo.her copy ot tho Ti'Hes, raI!ielei luly Z,
1871, ,ili winch ,fr. Eutlcr waa again termed u
tiiy4tcr. Thi., Mr. ucr1ry cfnimetl. showed
1naca on tho par: uf tho defendant. Counsel
n'so introduced cnc lima from nuothe- i.sus Of
Tho 7i:.cs, wAerc El1:1or w.n thi.t time calioa
u silyI:es.
1'tc plaintiff then rested and IIr. fsmtth ope,l-
cd for tlia dafe;idan!, aud conhu1ned the remal's'
loe Of tho afternoon.
, 1875-05-07

THE ACADEMY OF aUs1C.
Tho Sollena company at tho Academy OF
Music have given q variety Of pieces during Tho
presont weoh. Monday and Tuesday nights
'.,ladano Angot's Daughter" was performed.
Wednesday evening - Cailrsric" was repeated,
and last ovonsng, for tue arst time in Chicago.
O1enbach'a latoat comic opera, "Aalamo
LAsc4iduc," vaa given. Tho opera Ia nut
written In tho compoBcrs hest vein, nad tAo
music can scarcely be aaid to boar the uiarhs Of
Lis peculiar style. Ihoro are several protty
fragments, but, as . whole, 1t will not compare
With sono Of hin ke.ter-known Torhr. Tho
pituntions arc in many INSTANCES droll .ud Anus.
INK. The second oct contains tHo sccpe5
which ars rendered BY Miss Soldono and Mr.
Marshall with animation mud capital Of
foct. Mr. Marshall Inns .nlready shown
rusoulcos and his patformanee Of tho AreAtals
justitleI the warlncst cou,menslation. Mis- Sol
llene received two ancores. although tho house
waH light, boing ono OF the traditional nGd!oucoa
which makes up in enthusiasm Tilat IL l.clA III
numbers. Ills cloruaes wera we'll rendered III n
rifle, md tho general Impression OF tho opc:a
WAS pleasing. .....
THE AnELpH1.
"Tllu Ade3phl In dong but fute]y this wock, tho
nYai,,st tic i.unKe. THO principal feature, and
tho Lest, of the weok III tbs "patchwofk" com
bi,laton, coinpobed ct .ncnlbe.s VI i1ooleys late
company. It consists Of II ,sssv. Nats Salisbury,
join Wobstcr, mud Id llarb1e. and MlGses kaly
N',lhon sud Nelllu Mclienry, Their pntclwors
In Il surius OF specially Rvts, Whrloln .lr. Bulls.
lurY SLOWS oil hia initiative abilities ~ carlcatr-
ing Wcll-EnoNn t.aert(isn5. whi1o 31r. Marble
burlcsquca tue favurics Of tho ballet. TIM coln.
psny work UPON no tlSel plan. Thsy intend
lho!r Performance will douo.!ess be highly rei-
tBhud.
, 1875-05-07
COUNTY BUILDING,

Tho Comcittco on J6il and Jail Accounts Of
tho County Doat1, IN Begsion ycsterdsy, approved
Of thu Bhc.if's payroll for last month. amount
Ing to .c,cG3.G7. Il,ey a1sn approved Ct cx-
Shorin Dradies'n accnunt for dieting prisoners
during tho qua1to. ending Nov. 3o 1871, to-
Eotlter with tho first week In Tho following
month, ut which tlno Mfr. 1,radloy tnrnea oycr
tha o!i!co to Ills sueccBsos, Sheriff Aensw. This
scc3uut ,ras for sJ,ssl,35.
Sheriff ASnen left for Joliet yesterday with
the following pr1zonora, lntely sentenced 10 the
rouitentiary By Judso Booth, and who wero con-
yctcd Of rA.itua crimes tntinf, tho April terra
Of tho Criminal Court: Fcank james. ono yeey;
CHARLES ScIg. two years Tl1on,aa Dwycf, &f-
William Connor, one gca:; nenry. 1]randen~
wlctlc. nftcoa months Thomas Hardy. ons
rear; Charles Stewart, two SeaHg, and Henry
Hiaith, eighteen months.
Tho Staats ;.eit.nq Of yesterday contained tho
fcllawing s:i:clc ref'ss:nE to cou''n'aSioi,:r
Sor:a silo intcn c.i;in.:. es indignation n,eet.
ing esain7. Commissioner \. It. Scl,n,i,t should
1ia daro to yata against tin rccnct:on In tho
priec Of feeding tho ,,p'iGcnofa." Yes
ts.a.aa!y nttelr,on tho city cditor q lao
building by commlrsiouer Schmidt. WHO
toos !u, to task no tho writer Of the articlo in
uuention. Tho .A9s'tUg 1nAu lid not recognizes
tho right OF tito E1lntDlsSt0nor TO ue1t!nn llitn4
md the reaE!t ,7an wosly var. For n few mo-
,ncn.s passage.a.-ar!na seemed ,npyitah!e be-
tween tho two gentleman bus cooler kczj1 ill.,
tcrlcsod End prevented b collision.
Tho qualifications Of como Of Sheriff Agnew'B
appointces for tho positions thoy hold arc daily
hong 1nado manifest. Yesterday IN incident
happcnel in tito Criminal Court that clearly
showed tho stupidity, zs well as The caroIcasuc3s,
Ut M ht!ae.so Of tim Ja.i. The caao OF
P.tstck Grcir for larceny WAS set for trial. ar.
Reed. tho HtRse'G Attorney, sent baieiff to
bring tho prisoner into Court. He retlEnol aftar
Bomu Time, and roTorted That there was no pria-
oner by that na:no In t.io kocplHS OF Iniles
Duyla. Tho Clerk OF .ho Court unlisted that
thero war. and that 1,o had pleaded not guilty 10
tho charge TIL tho 2s4 Of last mouth. Tho court
official vas directed to return with this insormh-
tioa to tho Jail On doing so, 4 second aeaEeh
Of tho hook Va: usalle and tho record tle1o
SHOWED that Gtmiy lad benu bont down 10 thu
Dri1owell. With this information tho balid
returned to THO courtroom. Tha rccn1od
to tho btase'A Attorney Impossible rs tho
accaae1 Eas under indictment, aud had mover
been tred: Tho bailiff was for tho thsrsl time
nent back to tbs 1ail to nd the ra;eaiu5 prison.
or, and 1ftnr long absence reported IL ~ns no
tlse, that Grady waa nouheFo to ho found. It
WAS subsequently discovered that tho co1k In
tho Jail, who IL u bsoshcr Ut Sha.i11 Agneu hrd
recorded the name wrong, hin ,nano berE Graz,
inHtoa1 Of Grady. Ho TaH 8. laat brought into
Eonrt, md p!cuGed not guilty. This Is only ono
OF tha many crrcrJ that arn constantly happcu-
iEE within tho County Jail.
, 1875-05-07

that revenne ehonld no derived from ku5 onet aonfee
than saxcs levied on tho satuslit'n ~ etact ss', .
r,o Of Ices from rartie' dea' II m a. n i. .u
wold bn nal itwcfo ~ M.
Thu aactes h.1 been r]etfd wah9t an;notny, y = sn'
therefore, neither ihe 1ae nr *hy department VI ny
nyur,,tt ia 70 ans C:ain, upon Il. nnd!t mt unlike
any o.her ,asr Al Officer coetsa i]rsai leg,
thry mar 1>e recovered tack. understand ttct up 10
tc n,o ~ yntr s1,.nsusot You paid all Aha exrouses
Ut tho lcrsrn,rn anil 5on Ate not therefore, in de-
'' Thi. ~ r sdn IL, nrtad; .,teu decided by tie oreut
Court Of Cook County in aeeeEdAoco VII. sho atosn
views, fours trn'yt 1AhH" u Noor.
commissioners and Chief Inspector again re-
tu1uel for coaHnltntton.
TAtE win TIE coAxr6oloxEns.
4 TatBuSE reporter subsequently hal an in-
tor:iew with Eciumiasioner Brown. Us follows:
noportar-Mr. Con1minaionor. neo shat you
hay snatalod tho now Gbicf Inspector ssfals.
anil That Nj, Harper declines 10 turn oror tho
surpfus funds. mr.
Commissioner BfoHn-That Is llo" tho th'ns
Eopus:or-what arc you going to do in order
to recover tho money
Commissioner Brown-1 have con,ulted With
my brother Comnllaaioneys n. tie fublecs: nnt
nc h.se conn to no DISSEMINATION 81 Sos; lMefn
will be m trouble nhuut Il. hpHevaf' Mt. Haf,
ror il legally bouua 10 s.ra up Tho rnone5, End
fty will l.ays to do It. ,...
Ecportor-1 acc that AIR. lsoos, iatpes canh-
eel Understands That 1T tho tlln Of hid kusrcn-
sion, thu ex-tn:pcato: liaa 7ad all Tie o1pchies
Of tbs depu,t1n 1a that 20?
Commissioner Jroun-It Ia not 90. Mr. Tar
pcr ID dpfa,ltD7 tn the department. to tle ell
tont u coma $500 U 2itNf, aud stoas will 30
saLon to rocnror the amount: Tlo boEl. or The
cx-Ins pcctor arc quito good for tin amount.
loportsr-lt ii l,oi.l by aon'o That tho bond
ca,lnot 10 socnyosti iaasniuch as 1t waa onlT ill.,
to.i,lct to cavcr Irregularities iu tho perform
ticp .; .:sc tl:ltica OF tho Office
!! Cen.r,is,ioaer Eruwu-The hnad covers NIL nets
which $40 III contsaycntion o: thu LAWS fartn-
irt tho Department.. and tho Laws requiring Tho
Inspector 10 aceoa4 for ull 'loaoTs rcoalTpI. 10
slas tho bond Ia clearly aveilaae to nnke ilp 3r.
1iarper's pccunihsy dcficitacios. Wo will proLa-
biz bo abIo tomorrow morning to alAls the
course Of action 10 shall tahe In order to ro-
cover.
During tho remainder Of tho day Chiaf-1o-
Bpeesor Smith mas cnssged in ti,akiu1 an iuven-
tory Of tho Effects Of tho department, work
which 1t vii! probably taso I'll his lima for tho
no1t fou dayn to complete.
, 1875-05-07
THE GRAIN lNSPEcTORSHtP.
NE. AANrEA REFUSES TO nryE UP THE huRrLus

rcSbs'
Tho Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners,
Messrs. uron,,, Pearson, and Steeic, who arrived
:, torr "Wednesday evcn,nc. won't ,o.tordsv
~ ~" .t, .,
uofnstg WILL TUG no" utalu inspector uen.
,tor n.r,-tuo,t or, woah;nn,or rtro,t rh,r,,
uon pep@4ln'."4 w. n,.". ss, Ss,,,,, Nae''
shoy were mot W ox'Ch1o1 inspector "lllau' IL.
A"e "..s.;s 49,. se'
TIC hsnal couEtc1lea uao peen OK.
changed. tho Commissioners mud tLo
cb,S I,.,notor l,a1d n fanathv nourntf,4io,
1eSA 4Aop.S.o1 As'e s
1T tue conclusion OF which tue lo!3aef formally
relieved Liz. Parker of the performance Of tho
Inspector u dutiep apd ANNOUNCED to Ar. Harper
, 1875-05-07
DEATHS,

nAILH-Haf ., 1915, John Francis Datly. only ans X
month"; "' ~ AA'
f1neral will 1na!a fsml!ys retdonce, Ras Csntrp b,
Fttsndt ART !n'itea IL attend. - -
DYkES-May +, Of consumption. at tho residnuo, of
mar Paeent1. 1861 Mchlran-hv., I4 F., vito nf Uohort
IS years, J 3nnnths, S5 IA51. -ss
MANnnnAN;.aia, i, Michssl nauroh.n. aesd d
years ard months. -
Calvary Ccmetcs3. ~ !"
;i;t, thts st, On MAY Of eonsuupau
tnn7EAt ffnm hs ats Ecaileuco, No. XII Thirdsv On
hatafof3 u. sta .nst AZ BY caring to 9tLce