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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-01-21

ROBERT WELLS. Presidcnt.
PRICE LIST OF TEAS.
OOLONG.
Black, 40. 81, ~, be-, 40 cts...... per ID.
MINED.
Green and Blaus 4O,au,6u, beat 1octs. per 10.
JAPA \.
Cncolorcd, CO, &c. 50. 90. b'st : 1 90 per ID.
IMPERIAL.
Green, 90, 40. 81, 90, best gl.l0.... per ~.
YOUNG iIiSON.
Green, $50 20, $500, 90, best 90 per ID.
GUNPOWDER.
Green, Sl.lo, hes, $3.50 .......... pr ID.
English Breakfast.
Black, co. ~, 80, 90. best $500 -. par n.
N R.--Wc have speciality ~ Garden Growll,
OOLONG. Extra Choice $lG1
Our ftas are pat up In une Pound Packages, with
tho Kind and price pinted on each.
Agents WANTED TO get mp clubs 10 sell our Teas
10 Families, Hotels, Boarding Houses and Others.
In writing for terms eending orders be particular
10 address the President OF the Company. thus:
No. 81 Iessv 81, he'o York.
We are compelled 10 request THE, ~ ether paroles
have initiated our firm name
SB- We will send Package Of one, two, tbrso
or four pounds to any address, upon receipt Of Ina
psics and eight csa.s ps poand topay postscs.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-01-21
The Board Of Supervisors.

1nu DuuAu VI SupoA 'AoVA6
(CSncl1s OF of ReporO.
January Sth, 1878
The sx-Trsssu,cr, Robt + Bigbse, pre-
scented statement AZ follows. on finance:
CovSrY TREAsunERs OFFICE,
Glass;, LAKk Co., Jan. 9th, 1878,
r! tie Hon Losrd of Supervisors Of Lake eo""-
to-
Mrssrs l herewith submit my report Of the
receipts and expenditures o. this Office since
Jan 9Th A ID 1874, up u aud Including the
sth day oil January. A b 1878:
DR..
Jan. 1th, 1874. To amt on hand $i,esa os
lst, 1875 Rrdeinptions ly0 ~
:" Taxes 1851 80
Intery.t 23j "
Collection Fees 10 o.
4" Z. Ofic. Charges "a 10
Expens,s al Sale ~ o.
4" =" Misceilansous 1910 OF
Total Si7,2li 81
JAN LIST, 1875. BY amt on Contingent Or
ders and vouchers $4,000 %
f" Interest on County Bonds 300 W
- Poor Orders E4 ~
[" Amt pa to Townships l0,o25 80
+" Amt on hand 2,soi ~
Total $l7,2i4 81
Ropr. f. BIoBEE,
Ex.COunty Treasurer.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-01-21
Edward &. Raymond,

Treasurer Of Osceols county, Michigan. At
t.uds promptly to all business relating to
taxes within said county. 7. q. Address,
n.rssy, Mich. al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07

OK. the hare, and other animala Dr. B"sscls,
Lead ~ ne scientific expedition ashed an ODser,a-
triy duripg the Winter ~ 1871 II IN POhss EaF, abo
SO 30, vD higb AZ ter aboye the sea level .'
niade there numerous xsr1nuuiCal mhgncc, motcorv
oaeal geological botanical and zOOogt al ohseTvafDns
lie also made pcLduinm OBJ 0ns for tie deti iin-
on ~ cia,lty. Tire ioFa and fam ~ Hall Lan che
rlorgaDu " Grnuel Ian 10 Lhe North, are very rol
There nj species 81 I1a,nL oSs - spt'ieH Oi
bind, - Of ina, IA, and II 81 plants.
IN consequence O these rcsu s. yOur Comm t~ion On
prizes judge II their duiy to award 10 G. h. Han the c"i
the OaTs eXpcd ion. for who his prev ~ 'eIVICr~
had recommended him. tho gold medal firn lei ~ lt
Rrpncitc CLnrs Efanei- Hall The .frnUicrHnl~ ri
tho expedition h~ ctDDcd To isfOttInr ~ did Ia
fcliowcOnntr, kauc II years agn lie He's IN me
h RIB nnon which We are called once ~ depO-ii
garland II have not the sitisao Ion 70 - MI a. lin
II medal award HIM, ny hHNc ~ lrts me con
s,lntinn Of giving IL Lis family TLc5 Vii have this
proof the scas a. death iisrlf knew rot how 10
tr Isf tribute hy with you acknowledges -Ivic.s
u.,rod 10 seosraI Licai kno~lc'ibe
Y. a. MALTE BnUS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07

mcndnticu. must say how mnoh greater would be mo
scrNc, which the press wcnl pndcr ilIc country II u
would only n c.o with the energy IN the Gaze oi
. Our IrN cnrc laws and innnvrs.- Lnocr tar bh
syetcIn which have HdOpt Il. our inert hlih lag Is
h.,nishd fium The main IN distnit ports. WHARF
our s,ars anl Stripes u familiar sicht, fhsy
seen No luurc our Industry IN thou N'nh oSnci'
SUI tt,n With lc;ha1by aud sws'ons ana dies IN
NJ hgts where lately NIN ia hrauul HclFNy our III
cuiRns medium * dcls,d. lud I; e wOiu points ~ nr
nation Oi iI.Dt ;isc icSDulcCS x Hl-
popuAtiun @uj tie richest pol mines IN mo world w
refusing To perform its proinfc 90 ny liz biS al c'It
II tho press Of country Lad tie noe ssiy u'CJi-
stl,C &. al HId CCuugC Ei-lt ioito CthSl'FbN it-
t.c d!s-raocul state 'i things, itpaH our Tie
orr. nd cCf. and TCftoC our dcstoyen c1nnCfce
uchuON gC IC OF our JOui Dullsta ~ wv
,,icct hut am comfmt by the hope thai II Will LOT
aiways Ir9tb VIII prevail 81 H. own 100" tlne
AID rSA, will lnpt at last IGniiil', N""l" NO.
tNsr any OF t'cse WHO Lear ne IL df an honestly
ana l,aIIhily col, uc.ed iCunl h cause oi di6l g. NJ
with IL sng.c utstuI. though sfflls \" mean
iu,Is1ant H. ", d nj upon il, tnu time will alntc
WIN. GuCtiIuc coming up NUu
and tc discarded uIli n Ii bo III tic eiaIl, Ter rave
supnoAi = ia nl.nJ HIJU 10y OOntcn.nB f az.
sio gItf ~ h;tLCr let NE COIL NJ Yea u u''l
Viii K ~ e. la. hammer suggested by Henry CaA wien
aloi, gZiS 10 assembly O Lie cone u' ma ~ sl
lOriiu- soihe uupNptJar measnfc LAY "ln" 10" '"
speak 10 tU Hunters OF ktitUC.y. " y AHi, ".h'u ~ =
OI.fD would do II yuur tai hfni ana i"nliu luz
brught down tie game IL Was im,h al h'u io' 'heN
Iuiss met Would you throw II usde ID 9hsci 10 ~
used H., iuUTcf W Lat would You dOf" -" law nv
-Mcr,d a Yu.ce from Tie oONd. " what Wouiu VIC uo
Why. Puck ti.e "iDt AID ny II deGn'
TO III oliOwln rosIise WIS made 10y tAe lou
Fernando Wool: Tho fuuIc vi our Metropolis :
IL ,e.a d. cheap transportation. Increased terrii!
facilities low tolls q,.ick u.i.oI, and dniDtsbed lasH-
finn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07

Nh. President: The sentiments which yOu
have been pleased PROFOUND ewpIot' radical re-
form IN our tarh! and revenue sefvicn THO Lln as
Sll;nrd tins OCCASION will bo my rAclise for cc ng
very briefly most important subj e. TIC merchants,
we'll al Shtful rsb1N, ar demanding I"Nt-
IN. jaG aud Customs rsico economically ana justly
adm msieTc.l TAcre should be 40 difference Of opinion
on inc first OF these topics Tie ncesItics o 0uT Gov
rrnlneut demand that fu $s0,OO1,00O shall b. col
lrcicd from foreign rcaHn sr. The ndicatiuns are
that 20 do t.s IN tne iutuo wn require the greatest
for,rs' ,Ait and wisdom.
Iul lasSng Nom this more dcbutabc subiccl Of ne
tlI and +, \, me mc CONSIDER hr1, a. a. must. Lc
rcioIu. much uctCtd ia ,hc aolIILlsiludoh % or
customs sci vice. T-eIr no'tr vHs moe oh - tinc
oIioI for q cons, rattn aud ic"im ~ ih-s ser' e,
l.lu e., :, Ills lCCtlaIy 'cat .iidl ~ ioi
IN ulr LIS ory. We tahins rcr sI'ocivc vac" oil
uiiIon lepcraly bat ne snat % rriOfhi "hcb
The pube mud III rclaId TO our cs ois 81 l.
wee WI Justly Ike must md inquiry ~ rga'd 10
ls vii, WV 10 siieh rriCrnS 50 our recent eAp
u. viii hastily Is ~ Il Ih"1G ~.
s., Iii, pIiud few ci cs worthy OF note or cCn-
SITE MIN t.nl arc No" luiJ Lhh! ga yea" "n' p
anIuiS lac tDn-s iLAI ine A5cI ~i+LO.I 'AtI.h5 on
n\c enro or lCI tr. a'c t"e nhilIlu,u ~"
nnd Treasury rrsu al"1s oI our couh ~. f'f ht7lp Il
IA psi hi-s COM. been ,n-aetI la id ~ Jaw
LA!o w. ''iu t"' i'eS -! ." IT, 10 80 'n I'm,
precedent urih Tue "i"lr stir'Lft - Inv 'H''';
IIUo,s thai 10 inHu can tdGtislh.d al
u'So h"s ihg ~ SUI Us ""'t ., s.. g. a.
us, Ilnosa, ana sbout IES aMdS VII" ic cen l! - -
gave iL' n brti Tins mass "I .eGaI Pit-iiH III" "u
ny IT. mcIc"au.s nave Li.4,n SLolH b. covered
over nid toideFc'l mt tlrn ny nov ,oi ., proc
cUir, that sl he pu that neitaer tn' siF'ces "a
4,
igii,. II is sugz, stlve cOrsdrr tc oar IreS'nt
systeIn m.ue necessary murr Than 90 Llohls nj
ellen 49, 100 more titiis aud Li'ir reclaimed law
yris pud al To tu pail 10y ncr hanf 81 ms
:, and Tor no other r, c. IiIn ~ M ca
ami ls norm the stIV VIII al ur.iii.y IN
tell sinct thuul du .Ur linn without comlrns zion.
MAO shuu bring about fh,rc reforms Ia al other
cOI ani - MI.n The cHL ICtUics mlSfnli I'll
TN slrca saint cis tty 80 80 H." ll"dtS lAiIai WIN
hose SUBJECT, aud ii 10 a and inforln1
tea On IL Is sale Ia Lasr iAur 80 IA a. Ia iLL' IN
noe lhc merchants and n..n'i chiefs con4 ,tiJ
readily suS- the Se> Of iaiih. bat n,fei'-
AMI iacts have emu ,etl uiIl AZ G-'
TLHstcuS bttlnS 90 cas4un .ul ms 10 sl Will
lave Lad no mad t0 uilcr IN view I'll "'r rrc'It
exp renee IN Tho administration VI GccriNc soi
Of GuNcilii III, w ILhi m'Itisihls VINO
la We tie power and Ian 40 VIII thrT hcrn'm UsrrNc
tia .la, tICy snh +. This may seem hnfsh
.u.ln, nj, Nkh III tIrir sHpiia ulit3 iLc
many yCas l4.ht Of SuECnnE ma Niu.- Ihr Ji4 ~
b. III Jus. Hnd De- ~ rd. ,L.ihA al HGw-l ~ b.
sLouki iiEIl1 lend tit ti- IA part Jou Govern
mcit. anu tLat III TIC DOMAIN uf commerce u l. your
duly Li.r. n>Ly all the current adm II stia!ICn IN
adopting eucL ma ss your C&il iencc aJ $3.50 st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07
LETTERS OF REGRET.


Letters rtrrrins iL'r inability L" be present "'re re-
eel, ed fl, III L. 8 Grant President OF the UDitid States
:, n, tr,,,.., re-, .,.r.,or,, -, St.,,. fla. H. .,
t In iI ~ .' nv oI he Ty.,ry ,Ip Hon
~ i!..LnnI, I,tayy uf vnr. n g Iin, (;gnr,, II
y'i,,',, 49,, =, a., -, ca, W r L,r,..n n =
W.n,in; Ai''I, ''' pn r IS IS tb % p,
Tnrn, Cur az i.ure.tt an s,nfisfrs the Han ,,,,
C,Lf ~ M IIo, CnrL.,n p,tt.r t, IL n CnarIr.
y nrlv Sie Nm U,u N Lv,rls GOV -tn,n, / lyidc,r
- ; LII, ~, f-r,i' NJ Cboni, ,sr t:,,,., n, IN
~, ~ - - ',,.t,,,S = IN. - ~. ii
go =. ~ - 49,, ..,i,.,,or. = -. ~ y -,
=" sFl ~ ~ t I,' - Tf.' ~ ~ I, On. ~
Su' - .nI ~. a. 49, 49, W ~ ,i'' ~
~ ~ ".'H 800, n ~. - pv w. ~ y ~ r. ~
A. M '. - - ~ 49,, r. - c,1,,,', : =, ri+. -
a i,,,,n,.,r a., i,.,i -, S.fri''' =; e., ~ "a,
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In r. n Tn,v,m i,lnu,rIIr az y,ricrs'!' Ci'trj"s
a INN exn.; IT, Hon. Join 4, KIM. lin. Hon Lea
C. ~ - H. , - H., -. '-.' - .
IAN aIt 80; 80 =? 'ue non ''hVas H'hn' 'to
Teo.l lie Hon H. K fhl!cirn H. or these the f,Loy.
in were read bJ tho. presiding Uinccr:
,rr1.Lr, Lpou spI &yEp III At>p
~, 49, a =, -, ~ 49,. -, =, ..
,,,,t ", ,, III ~, a'i ~, &C !al'Ns
,"i YOU I"'i'' ~. v,G ~, g. i, w Nnlmo 81
'"'',''' 80 -, -, i ,'" H. ,'," i ."'.i"
tlNo io i'"o =, " 10, " -, 'u ,Dthi
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I, ,,t,v ,n,,arcp,,,,'s ,r vi,,,l, 81, DO I,o ~,
iie 40. f,I.lr Il 4: y, rs '
ut, '1e M,v 1874 '''-
'' WINE ti.,u COY TIL n,->l
c,~r,Y,,, .. ,t, - IT,, ,,,1, :. H., -. , a..
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n, an, ,,ri, "A, IN. ,, ~, tt.'',' :, va on
mi - ~, rtb nj tr .,.,r,,,.r - i,. , @ ~,
- :, ~, ala ~, al .,,,,, 49,, W., ~ 'u''
,nl,i nr n is, ,im'x ~ ,,, n,,i5 % y, t'r
i ,' 'N ~ '' " ~ 100 t 'i'ci's's "Irh
T. i,.,i ~ " ' , '' '''|'9'o . "'" "a. se'y
'''". "'' VIZ" i'fH
W. '''' w y, "''n up>'a MIN 'of &c hhfoF
tam shy S"a Ieliese-t AID 'of iio4,tS III very
J5,r,Jr, ILcr,L.r ,n,,, May IS1f 80 'ilD-'N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07

The Feast Of tie Ascension WAS commenO-
rntd yesterday in the Episcopal and H' man Catholic
churches Uigh Mas. celebrated IN al The Catholic
curhs Throughout tbo eiiy nh organ ami chof HS"n
sundays The affairs Decorated With hgLis ma
1"wrrs. Crowds Of woIshpcIs ATTENDED the various
Mas-es The services ~. Pat ich's Cahrdin ~ -
phrn's. 81 Anna. st. rauc. Xayicr'- tho Cbnrchrs ~
II PIui he Apostle ard Of Che Rcd,npfi,i. and D1n
Fathers particularly solemn and iDprrrsvo
the Protestant Rpisa opal Clan ehe- The day
ohtrr, cd. At Trinity Church, The Rev ps MOrgan ID
conducted tie He ~ lsi,d bS Tie lev. DIR.
O.ilby lie heY pr Hitter incS and he Rev Mr. Rush.
Dr. Mtrlsnhy and the kew hr Car9"y ~ ~ Puf~. lie
irv htssls Cook and BfOaD ~ 81 Johns. ID. SWOle
aial tlic R,y NJ Olmscad ~ Trinity CiBpel. uid Tia
4 s. Mr.. Kbnbali -. AngustnH Chapel wcir present
IN the Sanctuary TIE key. d. Din preached lac scFnph
Tie nth ~ May r. In, wn u the catbOlc Church -
tie Month - M;ty. In all to bnnan tathoie rhsrrhe.
q Lazy m Altar OF The Bies sed VII tu l. ai ri,.d
Nnh li = iud H. wcIs ard dtarery. a." ishiH being
Ltrf g. pttaptby han uinN Livery Siacsi ID W.
i,I irt LrG ia liz luohtS TIN drvO;iOn- tnnsis =
rT5 rs Hciig mon or Instruction. tlt frci'n
Tie Rosary cfsaB ard II mad eiian " tie Bcssod
p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07
THE gROOKLyN COMMISSIONS.

Mayor Hunter was urged by Aldermen Tin
dl Ackcr Pctry. and Parker Of the Eastern District
yesb r,ay, tai Cot James Burger Of the 18th
Rcgimrnt for Commissioner OF City Works, The ground
that he is "a representative Gnnau from that section OF
the city. They desired his uon nation place Of Com
missioner Briygs. who, they said. unfairly opposed
{" the lagcr-b,er Interests The Mayor, who
uhGes reticrnt 10 his iuontions give ha visitors
assurance ~ favor. The movement FOR making the
cry Works Comm ssion i mixed through tie n
or Commissioner Palmer, Republican, continues 10
y proposed hat Cen J.uraB, Republican, shall hs
ii in tine Police board accoint ~ the allure Of
tnc Aid, rIncn confirm tie nomination OF MsjOrGcu.
SlGcuHL fhis .tcion /. Advocated by Democrats who
fear Mayor Hunter an Independent candidate fDr
ect, H. and who seek To ObGfn IL publican favor IL al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07
ADDRESS OF GEN. y,oOpFOTD.

Mr. CHAIRMAN AND GBNTLTMEN: If 1t lie
M honor a. speak for tho state OF York ~ ANY time
It Is doubly in the presence OF this Cham
brr. and in tho sicad OF oar honorod Chief
Magistrate. You the embodied rcprcs n'atvcA
of ibe business tho banlins tie eOmne.ee. tho IN
dstry and the enterprise tho City and S:ae Of New
York Your interest in the S.aio II equal u"
her interest In this enat metropolis. D"t
for the wisdom. the foresight, Tie foseIut"
energy OF men from Central Ncw-iork. who dig
tho canal welded the lakes TO the ocean, ihs City Of
Ncw.York could have been what she Is. fon owe u
large debt in return IL we're little 10 tell you TO
night of the power Of New-York Remember that past
greatness does NO; Reproduce ana PEI, situate lrt' 49,,
energy Of the last generation, hut unlchs tliS
cry and State wake up 10 consc'uSncSs o.
Ncw-yorL VI tomorrow cannot lie wLh She IS
App'aus We os ,x. OF our Srs r'p ws AMI 9' vet
under allegiance to u crown Oar neighbours
in the N,r;-ern Dominion haye dug a C. hal and
cc-rn ~ snch "A degree Tint Csn''a is ALREADY
competiDs in some iDsts'o -, c gs' NJ
U,rnri- and Sort1sin still and yoi today the IN u or
tue southern, central. ana the Doru"ia te' OF ooufei
States by The great water COMMUNICATE hS lI'at
railway lines with which they ve,us the Wet 10
tie ooean, axe already di'er,ns h.'9h "i yYnl
aaI cries Of "Tbat's so:"l Now, e.u.ieluen
II tue foresight Of eNit: Lnt4n that das t9e
canal, II II ihe gan fItA IN the utrrc % IN. SLte
aud people THAT Influenced Vim Henry seward 10 ciiaiHc
the car and make 1t wha II should he, bchOOvCs tLc
n-u OF New York today who would keep the crown Oi
tIupre here In HIS l; and upon The IGw or u lar
CitN-t h.hOsNes To tLdt nt ither tnfs'd
south outsn ip you hi tue race tLat Is
ior tLe commerce. vi me City of New York tAnlrsel
iad political connection wan the party tAt
pss,cd present worthy Governor ~ TIC -
ccutiye chair, bat yt All diSoeId 10 think largely
of The good that put Inn t"Fe-iGr cunSicht, r.
mind. that the same party that eIrVt"d INN bui "a
short time 20 D. rSuidcd very HIajc friend ~ niue III
the STATE stay al home. and MT 10 ga 20 Albany iag-
teri Let with OF whatever arib and W''-
eqcr school OF political Thought in honJrng a Chcf
MagsrTate who has been tie first of our ksnhus l"b
lie officials to take the Canal KING 10y Use throat
and q, LanI honest ADMINISTRATION. tIltii appA
For such service he deserves tie civic crown. zap
pauscl TLr STATE Is above the party Ihc State Was
moi made parties Parties made Tor the Siaie.
and whenever nan-l care not ~Hat his party
nor his poraI cation tic state Will nsiC-
ity with rgy AID with courage Is lie GuiJ OF goa
citizens Of al parties To hold n hs Lana ana 10 suStn
Lin IcsOlutely M his cCufSe tAI p!"'se.l
Among the gentlemen who were called 10 speak. out
aide of responding to any regular toast WAS San'"l d.
Babrock the ne -e, cied President of tie hambcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07
1EvrsT1GArlnxs ny TIE coroNEpa.

TIE attention Of Coroner KcSslcr was called
yesterday Tie Of z. Igci Miller, ~ years Of ar
Ltc Of No 80 Pis st. Who died s supposed from tho
Effects Of lirearn, Mt b. her Edward sher D-py
Leo found thot The body OF MIS-. Miller had been
bun, g. e,gdhr;s 81 deAb disease ~ the liver
having been by Dc John bIshOpoi M - Brooms~
prii -. Edward Mrr VIZ arrested oD Apf %
1t ihng liz Ho,ber viii isrch, Vhil" Ar va ing
49, yl. H. committed Tor tiisI IN 'h'hnit OF
500 1a! - Jisiicc hHbrc. IN" case viii be Further
inNfttigsie Is the Coroner
an b. i yr-tsrisy reh'ise 10 the death VI
Eculs Kcl.Ch"I, ag' yCss, No liS C'efTl ,t VINO
drd Bellevue Hospital iijh~ rre1fv' through
run over by No. - Of The BerckcT StT-f alb
read. IN AiIl g The testimony SHOWED That tie boy
bad all n tie track the going over him before
Size diyel. Francis ATwy, Na- aware o hir pIessHs.
NulIiy, VII" l.. been Ia tLe Iomhs FER ten days was
ge. The jury CXOner0ted bil rom all blame
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07
TIE MERCHANTS VISIT TO THE CENTENNIAL
GkOUNIS

The merchants of Philadelphia who are in
teresIed International ENhiDitiun Of 1876 have
inyhed OF prominent merchants and bankers OF
tuis city Wit The Centennial gro,ns AZ Paramount
Park on next Tuesday. Tie L, nnsyi Vania Railroad
Company will furnish special train without char aud
the invited gcsts with this. officers Of the United states
Centennial Comm .sion, Will leave Jersey Ciiy 10 p
and remain Philadelphia until $50 y. 10 under
Stood thai the trip each way viii DC made In lss tuan
two hours Inc PARTY will he shown the hcstnjn ami
relative position vi tho buildings. With the plans and
do1iSus vi the inteiior. and tie spaces To be
devoted To each department Among the invited guests
William r. Dodge John Tay lUr Johnston. Mr. Brown
Brown Brothers. ii b. SpsuldIg. Il. Chhenden IA.
D. Cabin. James NJ C0ustable Mayor WickhaIi, l. L.
Morton. Jesse s.igman. George OIlyke. and Amos 4.
Lawrence and James J.. Iitt- OF IJston. or the
SiUgD,DDO captai stock OF the Centennial nourd OF
Finance. about s6.DOOsO has been taken II Is hoped
that ibis visit VIII interest the NcwYorh tnahcers and
merchants In tine und largo siiOscrip>
lions To the capital stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07
CHARGED NTH WLPg MURDER.

The PROPRIETOR OF CHADwICS's MUSEUM IN VII
AiNGrOX, DEL, ARRESTED TOR BEAIiNG HIS
WYE To DEATH.
WILMINGTON, Del, May G.-Wm. IL. Chad
wick proprietor Of ChadwicG's Museum was arrested
Last CHI on charge Of mnrering his VIE. sho dad
yea.ria, morning the attending ply stefan decided
that death was caused by pneumonia But was runorcd
later IL the day that she died from wounds Inflicted on
her head by arr husband while drunk April 20. and
the corssers investigation and po5tm ortem eSainni-
ill.,, r.,,lted ia hs arrest He Wa iakr1 b. eUst0dy
vh looAlnX tic corpse, and this All. nool r',nb'rd
&, tle New Castle jail % await trial when VIII tt@s
place tis lnoIlth large and excited crowd gathered
10 see him removed. Sut no violsucs w oAsisd
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EFFoEr AGAINST POLICE CHANGES.

The Committee appointed at the public meet
ing held TIE Am rcan Butter and Chst--' Exchange
last week to confer with the Mayor aDl Police COmrnis
sUIcis. and protest against the removal OF thu Thini
Precinct StatioIhOuse from CEambeTSst have reported
copies II the resolution, passed laid before thu
Mayor, Aldermen. and Board Of Police Commissioner
An Interview WIS had tho day with inc Police
Commissioners, which the COmntrHe Supported ths
resolutions by every .GSaEI AT AT ther eoDlnsd. Tho
Committee c informed that orders bail already been
gprn gT nc removal of tn StatiVhOI-e. smd flnt mo
Board had determined To try the I~rmcut for TIE pub
lie -OOd" This decision announced with great ia N.
n-.> bat given that the experiment.
should Iu such urther changes would be uIaie would
IN 81 opinion of tho Police BUtad aII the pubic
mt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07
SUICIDE OF A MERCHANT.

A notice WIS sent to the Coroners' Office yes
teriay Henry Bodenpeim, - wears. formerly
member Of the nrm of Hodcnhem. Myers 8 Co.. hard
ware merchants. At No. I29 Duansst and residing at
No 26 East Nineteenth-st had died suddenly while on
visit friends house, No. 30 NCseyst, on Wc'i-
Bcsday afternoon. 10 iOund that hr BOdcnieim had
committed suicide by cutting his throat with pen knife.
From testimony relatives appears that tho
c-ed had been IN the dry gsss business, and
Liul met heavy losses, which had affected his
uInI There have been meeting VI his creditors
wen, -Iiay afternoon. and il probable that tl tear
OF meeting them lad driven him to The desperate act
sac.do Shile mentally s1estsd retained
by the Jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07
LOClL MJSCELLANY
TIE AMERICAN RIFLR TEhV.

TIE AMERICAN RIFLE TEAM
TIFF SELECTIONS RFroEGRp ~ TIig COMMITTEE
PROBABLE CHASGES--A CHALLENGE FaoM BEL
FAST, IRRLAyD
A melting of the Subj Ommittec of the
National Ei1e Association The hi.IDati0nai Rife
Match held yesterday alternoOn at Nassau and
Fuun-sts.. Gen. S4oier presiding, IBrrc wem prS M
G,ns. ShsIer MebIahon. Co.'S. 10, me. 81 .eis. eve
Mi,,Ur fl.ou nni j. T. b. Collins. With especial ig'r
Ia Tia. 81 Gen. H9viry ~ EstltOld. VITO Wa
uua" IN completes his 81 scAucs., HE
following I.,"lnt,nIs, intrcdLted by Goa SieMa1on,
adnptrd
uI0eo, 1.forr mrettor recently bad ar po~t",. on
t Team ~ -7J, 10 ae-srs FrI on. p" ir, .td"r
ios,ilr lie the AID here's RAN
r. S,s and a a t ~ h. e. n o,s ce tlSf tie rs
M, should b. 'eIr'-i Tor the nt''psona match
trd Trst M co,oreuiors who wesr rrogep,rd ~ ,ea-
sickness cnil UuF their etIt~ 10 p n i~ T. -
~ hh i'n Gays rin tbs cate under HE uhet'n ~ 'hS
ISitCa That the zine 81 ncrcn al owe named -
tue prin Z IS sub % y 20 s,ca e. GO IN IL o
rC+oiui..n Va, also a1Up'uI "tIas u's Isi'e next
copeicrs tie list be- Bestcd 10 Prartcc with the
;.L that they may ho prepared t0 IN any VtcHnci's
HAT may hereafter oeeiY" This will apply 10 /" G.
rice J. d. IaaId sud f. II. Sanford AZ TO cl0ss %
the ccmi eiiii4n, 10 Understood that ar Bruce would
be ~ TIE rCs6ry-- bat IL II Low rVoted tai 10 L.
Hel burn viii retain his p,s.ion Of L,si
Years team in wbch Me>,rs. Coleman, CaBiehl
snd Jewell viii he the roser'cs- There may he
:rriler changes sir Hepbnn's determination Is moi
II is bo od that taxing advantages " the ab"vr
resolution, Gen. IIaWley may he able to complete his
score anil btley, that .boud be do he Will ce
fanny place will tie tam. urtuuE OF nc
team viii be held today n fe Association nioH-, ~
tnnTIo~ tAcy viii begin their regular pTcIice 1T ,rrii
hIOur.
Another challenge las btcu received from ireland,
from Ilscr Rifle Club Of bclt-t, whir s"rrS &" b"
tAc acceptance OF the caeuSe, ~ upon ~
.utirg brogranmf - N ntiuHed the American match
IN ly. The letter or cl alenSc from fhc Cub
read nj tire me- unS yesterday ana actit rtser,eu
f. ptpt i, a ma, ch NJ any day the 9TH 10 9Th 81
July inclusive g. may be- NEST elt iuG Tie
Aar IL p team at EirI Dufer.u's m, Candt b0y, The
conditions are as iciluws: Two sigit Dg and FIFTEEN
-ctrs sluis r.cA at 500. 400 and 100 wards; any nile
any pos lou targets aud score, ~ Wimbledon Isl
d, Ia. OF sv or eight sdr II Americans uy sci IT,
The So trry ~ tie User Rifle Club says: alt L. lFr
iaI,- proper t. mention that ae all Tie ions
liIt pleasure U1 Ectng on herr, Eisnen Is by
ti &C. tols selection az the Dubn team Innny or
nrr nr-t-eiass s,,s st. pr,udcl from patti .ang in
r, rlich sIn ~ their using tie MetfoId or Ei"es
other than tie kigby. "