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IURsDAY MORNING, JANUARY s, 1876.

i Mrs. F.SsrorreiI, Ba,tzor, Me., July 2, 1873,
writes: . Six months sgo my friends thought me
incurable4 suffering from weakness, disordered
stomach, and fever. The doctors gave me no bene-
ct. was persuaded 10 Try LIEBIG's LIQUID F1-
TRAcToP BEEF AND Tonic IsyIGoRAToR; after
using three bottles began to improve, and to-day:
feel perfectly weiL'' s. : p ~.
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MarxIana H.egislature.

ANNAPOLIS, January 5.-The Maryland
House of Representatives was organized TO-.
day By the election OF i. c. Smith, OF WASH
ington county, Speaker.
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BALTIMORE, september Is, 1s

BALTIMORE, stp'embar Is, 1850.
DR.. C. benson is q graduate OF the Schooi OF
Mecicine Of the University of Maryland. While
pupil of that institution he was distinguished for
Industry and zeal in the pursuit Of professional
knowledge, and his examination for the degree OF
Doctor Of Medicine was entirely satisfactory to his
Instructors. / have known him for several years,
and believe him to be physician eminently pre-
pared 10 be useful, and also of unexceptionab!e
moral character. I take great pleasure In COM
nlendng him to The esteem and confidence of the
community SAMUEL CHEW, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Principles and Practice of Medicine
In the University OF Maryland.
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RgcApTrRgD. Captain J. ID. Tyler, on bis
recent business trip TO Norfolk, recaptured
and brought back to Richmond an escaped
member OF the chain-gapg.
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MATTRESSES! MATTRESSES! MATTRESSES!
All kinds and styles Of MaTTREs sEs made to orderl
or, made over at THOMAS w. KEEsEE's, No. 12
Gnyeruor street 80 s<s.s so
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DISPATCH PRINTING-HousE.-Unsu Ia
citities for the prompt execution OF all kinds Of
printing. Orders flled promptly and &C low prices.
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RAILING. .~-It is now proposed to sell tie
iron railing which keeps anybody from
breaking Into the Capitol Square, and with.
the proceeds pay OF q part Of the public
debt. rs
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CoAnnssIoa MERcHANfs.-We solicit your ore
ders for printing, or . call at any time yon may
wish to see specimens or OBJ ain estimates feeling
assured that is ailr be to yonr advantage.
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OFFICIAL TaE-TABLg.-Wa q are indebted
to Messrs. A. w. CARRIER & Co. for copy of
the Official Railroad Time Table for January,
1870. 81
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FURNITuRE Observation-Disclosures Of all kinds
repaired. vanished. or polished IN the best style
Chairs recaae6, reseated, dc, at THOMAS w
KEEsEE's, No. IL Go7ernf street.
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BosCHEN & BROTHER offer their winter stock OF
Boots, shoes, Trunks, and Valises at very low
prices in order to make room for spring goods.
500 and 511 BROAD STREET.
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CUSTOM ihand- -made) WORK TO order, and guar.
anieed TO fit. Repairing neatly done by
BoscHES & BROTHER,
500 and gil Broad street.
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liam 01s ! @.'t 1tE,Gsep. The application of Will
t!afy, was iiee, tai, an inmate of the psniten-
day, Way 'e'se'ed by the Governor yesser.
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rss w.Arnrs ro-DAr.- Iaeproba4H'l'l,ss 'n;,s
I'M 7a.. u. !. ',,I5c c!..vdy, scih areas d ram
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u1UE CLAhhE, StCICIuIy y
General Taylor expressed his willingness
to answer any questions that might be asked
him concerning the details of the plan.
Ex-Governor Smith said that with two or
three notifications he thought the plan
would do admirably. For one, he did not
believe in the insolvency Of Virginia.
1t was agreed that the House aud Senate
Committees on Finance should meet on Fri
day to examine the plan and to hear Gene
raj TaYlor's further views.
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WEATHER REPoR l.
.Jarusrv 6, 1870.
-ttrp YESTERDAY wa -, -. va, -
rgy NJ AttSir ,hp evening II clorseN up anu

d" :. n. !aig'a IL WAS i'"''', s
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LV4 "NISIVH
ernor street.
, 1876-12-20

Thurs Will bo no matinee at 1lAvcrlr's Theatre
this Afternoon In consequence OF the rehearsal Of
"Twelfth Night"
Tomorrow evening at o'clock there will be a
genuine old fashioned New England supper at tho
Ada Street II. +. Church.
Tho 6fth annual ball Of the Star OF tho Vest
Lodge, American Protestant Association, will take
place at their hull, corner Of Franklin and Van
Harcn streets, Friday evening.
franklin Lodge, No. 181. l. 0. g. r., will glyc a
musical, dramatic md literary entertainment In
New Globe Hall, on Dcsptatnes, between Madison
and Washington streets, this nvoning.
Prof. Denslow will give second and nav lcct-
usc on !" Responsible Government" ut tho Col
lego Of Law this afternoon az o'clock teacing tho
applicability to Republics. Attorneys, students,
and others Interested in the subject, are invited
The Indies Of tho Universally plnco Chnrch will
open Christmas Bazaar talfs morning, At II Ran
a0lph street. In tho now store Of the American
Dnpt1st Publication Society. Tho 1aaios viii have
on hand choice assortment Of nsefuI and oyna-
1pcnta articles, which will be sold at reasonable
price, and tho ptoflts 10 go to tho bcncnt Of the
church: Saturday ovenlng, from & to 9 o'clock,
. grand Santa ClanA reception will bo hetd. Tho
bazaar Ia open all tho week.
, 1876-12-20

Moess Me'son .9t K sRions S.' a. + T. sa s:.n
On motion john Dc Koven was e,eeteti member
The following were appointed a committee to
ss. s"sse ' s % ns1 L. xei bIs FL
absence the Committee reported ~ follows:
s};:.$ " F. Essss. sE.s'
srt..smrtr1so1 5t.a,mr.,ris l A; ,an snit'.
4ss ;s. ss' F &.ts'ss' VI ss's:'s
The report Of tho Committee was adopted. and
thoto Hcntlemen declared elected.
,Messrs. Sholt1on and Skinner were, appointed to
MI. Arnold, In returning thsnks for tho honor
conferred upon him, stated that hs acceptance Of
the office Of President would depend greatly npon
work again. II he found cordial and earnest GO.
operation In tho efforts 10 stetlscitata tho Society.
be would chee1fnllJ accept the position, and e.
~ an carl, day ho would call the Executive Com
nllttee and the othccra together to consult A. TO
Tho condition Of the Society and It's prosrects for
f coI. Mubsard I'd ,sked Will tho financial condition
OF the Society wAa.
The Chairman. IN .csponae.. stated that Il was
n'ads 4 the i:at meeting. Win the a1seutioa q
which amounted to so5, 900, thc Society vi iroe
received and invested about 81. 600, anu held
thlrtY.one Chicago City per cant bonds Of 81. 600
sss There wefs f9aF s"ts pondlng ass!,ns
cases would be dsposed of IN short TING. aud Tho
soe.esy, lnasmaeh as tho pessons we're financially
After aorne discussion, tho subject Of past Dues
and tho collection OF those failing duo was re-
fefrcd to tho Executive Committee with power to
The Meeting then adjourned.
, 1876-12-20
MATRIMONIAL.
IIOu1u-0tLAQHH,


Mr. William T. Hough. Of tho arm Of Hough,
Hunter l. Evans, was married last evening, At the
Trinity Episcopal Church, to Miss Hattie G. Gil.
moro, daughter OF the lats Addison II. allmure.
Superintendent Of the Chicago 4 Rock 1slnnd Rail-
road, and sister to tho 1ato Postmas:er. Tho cesc.
mony was performed by Tho Rev. Or. E. Sullivan.
assisted by the Row Dr. Desstsay, and after tho ser
Vices reception waA given At thn residence OF tho
newly y-martled couple, No. 14l Wabash avenne.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. uough, Mr..
Henry l1ough, Mr.. Roy Hough, Miss Hrdic ltough,
Sir. and Mrs. Wolf, Mr.. and hirs. Godfrey McDon-
aid, Mr. Theodore Wood, Mrs. Col. Monaghan, tho
Misses Nugont, Mr. and Mrs. II. II. WiliIaina, htr.
and Mrs. F. e, Leach, Mrs. 8. N. F, Cooke, MiAs
Eugenfa Grfswud Mr. and Mrs. Henry 9tearns,
noeho.scr, N. r.; Mrs freeman Whitman, Mfr:
John whitman, tho Nev. Mr.. Dss Drlsay, Mt. and
Mia. r, 81, Cooley, Mf. and Mrs. l.. d. Stowetl,
MI. and Mrs. Mcfifew. Miss Florence 1toot, Miss
Hattie DArton Miss Allu Mullgan. Miss Alien
Nngent, Mrs. Col Mnlltgan, Miss Griewold, Mr.
II. Nueent, Mr. Joseph BAtston, Mr.. Louis Dag
gett. Mr. F. StradcE. Mr.. Carrigun, Mr. William
Gilmore, Mr. r. Worthfngton, Jr.
The bride WAS attlred III white grotgra!n, with
broeaded overskitt, veil, and orange wreath. She
was attended By Mtee 1stdose Oitnure, of Kalh-
ulazoo, ana Miss Mimic E. Sweet, Of notroit, in
white tarltan and cofeAgc of white corded silk, and
Miss Hatt,n Furlong tn tar1tAn and blue coreaga.
They were escorted by Messrs. Joseph Graham,
William Bristol. and 0eorge Wheaton, and the
uehers were Mcssrs. .Mtchael NngenE, Morton
Sterling. una William Lockey. 4 number Of cost
" and handsome presents wero bestowed, lnc1nd-
Ing almost everything necessary for housekeeping.
, 1876-12-20
WASHINGTON ITEMS.


WARRINGTON, D. c., Dec. 1o.--Thia has been
proud day for Massachusetts at tho National
Cap!tal. The generous patriotism OF the Com
monwcalth has contributed two crcdltable stat
ucs of renowned citizens to tho National Pam
thoon, and they have been presented by her
Senators and Representative In addrcsscs which
will long grace the record Of Congressional
oratory. They displayed rich store OF varied
knowledge, as we'll as q familiarity with tho
Puritans, only acquired by deep study, md, H.
though the orators wcre all lawyers by profess
sion, they gave cyidence that they were not in
scnsble to the beauties Of poetry mud the subtle
tics OF metaphysics.
Tho House Military Committee to-lny re-
ported adversely upon largo number Of bills
asking for the donation Of condemned cannons
to Grand Army posts. It scems proper to tho
Confederate Military Committee to abandon tho
precedent which has been followed ever sine
tho War, and to refuse to grant the Use OF these
condemned cannons to soldiers monuments and
Grand Army posts.
DIPLOMATIC APPROPRIATIONS,
Tho House Committee on Appropriations have
completed tho Consular and Diplomatic bill. 1t
approprtates 81, ,18a, ,000-from $50 600 to $50 Goo
less than tho amount III the bill that WAS passed
at the former session. This small reduction Ii
in tho pay and expenses Of the Consulatcs. Tho
bill Is On tho basis Of tho preceding one, and
makes no changes Of Ministers, giving the eatne
compensation as now, and docs not change any
Of the CoasNlates.
, 1876-12-20
BROCKWAY'S INTENTIONS.
FLANK1Na THE COUNTY HOARD.

It will bo remembered by tho readers Of TUE
TRIBUNE that on the accession Of 1faj. Drock,Fay
to the Office Of Recorder, he "bounccd" several
Of the watchmen who derived their authority To
inzily kill timo aud smoke bud cigars from the
County Board. The Major said, on being asked his
reaaons for thus dischargngt these .budcd pen
eioners, that he had been elected Recorder, had
given satisfactory bonds for the faithful discharge
Of tho duties Of tho ocs and proposed to run Il 10
suit himself; and in sultlnH himself l,c did not
proposu to be dictated to by tho gentlemen
who compose the CoHntY Doatd. Monday TINT
honorable body. rc!nstatsd the men. whom .tbo
haunted the building. Mai. Drockwny told them
that they might occupy tho space desoted to the
public, but they could not como within that
charmed circle Of pine boards which separated the
employees from, the vulgar herd. And 1fst1escfy In
the broad corridor they danced other dance all
day long. 4 TRIBUNE reporter dropped Into tho
ofl!ct ycstenlay afternoon to hn1 out whit the
Major was going to do about It. In hs Absence
the news- Xathcrer tackled Deputy pelzer. from
whom he learned that the Recorder was stlll de-.
tcsnined to run tho o11eo Independent Of any e.
traneous aid. and would to-day make application
to tho Cscut conrt tn banc for sufficient help 10
accomplish the work. When b. shall have obtained
thlo juatcial order. he will employ tho clerical md
other force allotted, Including ths watchmen, and
II the County Doard refuse to audit the monthly
nay.roll hs will apply for naudamus to compel
them.
, 1876-12-20


DoHERTY-of heart d'aease. beloved wife Of
Edward Dohorty-
Euuelul from les late residence, corner North .sy
and Comntsreia!-st., ,wcdnesdaE,, Dec. 20, A. II
theneo 70 casa for calvary Ccnsctory,
~ Eutala {Ala.) papurs plcasa copy.
FuRNEY--ln this city, Monday evening At 40.
81 canecE Of tho stomAca, James Flrney, In tho
4bth year Of blu age.
Funeral from bid tste restdence, 10 Johnson-s i.
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
~ New York and Brooklyn papsEs please copy.
PolsTER-On tho 10th, Of Dslghts disease.
Janlcs Howard, youngest son OF Theodore md
Mary E. Porter, sged {eass month and II days
Funeral Thu.sdsy, Dee. Fl, 1880 .. NJ, vt
rarcnts' residence, 2aS West Waahington.st.
Friends are invited.
BullLElt-nue. !, Mamie. aged s years 3
months and II days. Dec. IS, Prank Gsor3e, on'y
son Of John George snd Louie Huhler, aged Z
yean > months and 0 days.
Funeral from residence, 262 West Iudlsna. st., Oh
Wednesday, l p. m.. Dec. 20, 10 nosehill.
s'God gave, liz took, He will restore;
ue doeeh all things wel.."
GLHASON-At Park Side, On thu evening Of Tho
10th inst. Munlo, only daughter Of the lafo Peter
O.easou, aged ~ years lnoasha sad 10 days.
Funeral on Thursday. at 10 q. H., from Seventy.
hrst-ss. snd stony Islandss, BY carriages To Cal.
VARY.
sM- Jackson {hIeh.l papers plcass cop5.
, 1876-12-20
ADJUSTMENTS.

Dytou's delightful comedy Of "AfArrtcd In
1lasto'' mas revived At afcVEckcrs Theatre last
night, aud received a representation which, on tho
wl,o1c. was equal 10 that Of last ycnr. Nr.
Thosno'a personatton Of 0lbson Greens ,Yas dc.
c!!ctlly better than Mr. billions, and only eervcd
TO enforce tho truth, which was nt tho time sus.
rtcted, TINT the latter had not m accurate con.
ccptlon Of tho character. Tho charm, Of nobility
Of nature adorned with tho polish Of cultivated
mhn OF the world Ia an exceedingly difficult qunl-
tty 10 portray on the stagc-thFEcc difficult because
they arc frequently not found In combination In
nature, because tho actor has not always had op.
portrnises 10 study fully both types Of character,
other. NJ. Thorne perceived these dlfdeultcs and
ia, indeed, when be chooses to be. =
asssss Il. monod % witch asss
sho audience st onco In close soatons with his N.
tentlon and often scsycs to eorst eghe defects IN
nalures-whlch often fecurcs for hnF The kind re-.
5a1a 81 hs S1 n % s 81 3 sGy y,n s'os 4s
apathe.to n action than she was IN tho earlier acts
goau!as ilk'as fe{ Ser, md VIII thst at ,ha night
do better Sic did do batter in the 1ast act, where
se conveyed to ths carse:of al' tl,o dignity sslt.
seinF II tho pieco.. Tho character i ono tat ats
Nun admirably, and he has not, In the course 81
rcprcscnts perfectly tho crusty good nature, the
ln3rbid suspicion, tho ,cccentri ic 7upulsoa Of tho
old bachelor uncle; and thurc docs not seem to DO
As much cannot ho said Of 1tr. Lee, who H., ~
,,suet, dassgrceablc yonng loycr, an od!ous hn..
Of holding ones banda tightly c!aspcd. With fingers
intcrlaced IN peculiarly intricate fashion, in front
Of onoe best coal. has not yet been generally
wlthstanding Mr. Lees most innltable style.
htr. Rowo was a1so less successful than
hls Predecessor IN tho, same part, hit. Frank
rpon hcrs. Tho cast will average throughout az
well "a tho old ono; md IT IL worthy Of notice,
moreover, that the uct0r8 last night Wcro letter.
perfect, though somo Of tho parts long and tho
dialogue particularly brisk.
, 1876-12-20
INDIANS.


Another Hand Desires to Como In Out Of
the Cold.
Special Dtspdsca 10 1ns Tribune
WAsn1N0ToN, u. G., Dec. IA correspond
encc between Col. Hutch, Commandant OF the
military post at Fort Sill, and Gen. Sheridan,
was placed In the hands Of tho Commissioners Of
Indian Affairs lust Saturday. Col. 1Iatch's let
ter communicated tho fact that a band Of 500
Apache Indians, known as the PlntOs band, who
had been several years with the Comanchcs
near tho hcad-watcrs Of the Brazoos River, had
sent word to hm that they desired to 60 to the
Wesca!aro Agctcy at Fort Stanton; that they
were very poor, and that II they
were transferred 1t would bc necessary
rations Of hc:s, and military escort. Gen.
9hcrtdau's A1jutant- General, Drum, replied,
by direction Ut the Licutenant-(iencral,th that no
beef ought t., bc issued to them, and that they
he d1sarmcd and dismountcd, md that they
did not do 80 they ought TO bo attacked.
Commission or Smith showed this correspond
enco to tho President yesterday, who expressed
ts a. sa to Sree tRs sabe
Secretary Chandler. Al The Cabinet
meeting to-day It. was determined that
Gen. ,ehcrdan'e order should bc 30 modified
With military escort and tho necessary rattons,
and to transfer them to Fort Sill.
Gen, shcrtdan'8 order wns in accordance Will,
tho general policy OF tho War Department to-
wards tho Indians, and with general order Is
sued in 1856, directing all military officers to
trent as hostile any Indians found OF thclr
reservations.
Al tho Cablnct meeting to-day 1t was deter
mined to modify thts order 50 as to makc It
apply only tosslndians In tho Sioux country.
4. curious fact about this Platos band OF In
dtans Is that no ono Ia tho Indian burcau has
ever heard Of It. No provisions or supplies have
over been furnished to II, and 1t Is not known
that 1t has ever been III hostility against tho
Government,
, 1876-12-20

.rnunh :, .It,,. ~ ...,...s.Y t..nntt
sne scmo"sT 10 m!'ow ot hneseeenl hx.Hgns. ~.
E44ft nad recently rendered lew decisions from
wnsn y miEna Dc inieffeo that they TO iohfer IN
The Msyor, Superintendent Of buildings, Firc
Marshal, Thu COMMITTEES on Fire and Watof, anu
large number Of tho Conncll ycsecrtny made toar
Fire Department. The buildings ani all thc!. np.
pnrtcnanccs wcre thoroughly gono over and ex-
sminea. and tho apparatus vi. worked to show tte
respects tie Department could 10 benefited. Tllo
pfFcla1a wcrc yffy much nlthstd with what tl,ny
, 1876-12-20
THE CITY.


...-.. .s =.
Nsnaesc. opttc1su. No, Bs Madison street (Tn,n.
n~r t1nti,,r,, v.s ,taa NJ, IN degrees: 10 l.
"3 1""r ~. ~ or Or, f ~ "a
- -: - NJ w - ~. 90 ~ ~ ~. A''
Barometer II = H. M, 80 II; r. me- 3o.a9'
the uame Of II. Lincoln buchanan, whilo playing
~,th ,,s,n1 accidents shot hfnaelf through the
ncht htnd. inilictinr uoG,tl which Tho attending
nbyslsian nronoaness serious but moi danrerous.
b havc been held yesterday afterno9n, but !nsa.
much - The nntortt{ q thc Comn,issonc!s were
q The South Park wih he tssy n nc eomae'ann r.
A1n case, tnosc WIG ola pscsent W ,r - c
satuIdsT ,rG 1ss .fto,noon. 1'ou ~ ~''''
sssacd by tic Fergus prlnting Company !. jHst out
u CONTAINS short bio&rArhica1 sKcIchco o. W11ham
y: nfown cnerlss Wa!k1t, =; tna. T.,
aphcAtcd 10 the Ghtsago NaHaaas, on1 nave oco"
tavlscd and brought down 10 tate.
Coroner Dictzech yestertny held Al inquest npon
ahe remains Of Mrs. Annie Krtsou, Of ralatino,
near Montrose Station. Tho evidence showed that
ebe had beon walking upun thu track, md q spr-
dict Of accidcntai dcsth was retprned An Inquest
wle ajso held upon Martin CROUCH, who died Sum
day fss On sSuh Jefferson ''''s OF n'
.n.,.'s, '. '"1 $3.50 ...,..,. ,u.,.. :. ).
uraR5 u TheS a
queson.' u h. - orssnissd 81 the sisstion q FL
present hosra OF ohssse wno T! seTc n,nr rne
sn,e e. ~ ysas Gharos a.
hisectars Ismcn 1,u1tsa 5seob Nawmsn IT, G.
IIstshsw, deorss insham, Il. F. N0TsFoss, and F.
Day.
tno ovnt ~ 1 suu tns1, SoI.S1,, w 80 1,s haa
, 1876-12-20

Tho roof Of the ncw County Hospital is In need
Of repair.
a bovy Of the Commissioners will take sleigh.
rdd 10 the Insane Asylum to.daY.
The Grand Jury investigated Jail cases ycstos.
dny. and ilstoned to two petty complaints.
In the County Court yeste rday objections were
heard and argued in fcw min Or city special as
aeaSncnt caaes.
who hs The
and read tho morning papers, and nothing nose.
In asstssment-ro1! No. Is, Town Of Jefferson,
John ]. Case, F.. D. WulH, and ]. ". Ki,nbail
.,e1e appointed Commissioners yesterday to mako
The County. Clerk has been notified that the
courts would be asked to cnjo!n him from deliver
Tx the COLLECTORS books ioF South Chicago to
Nike Evans,
and, % consequence ths ot,lce and hall leading
To- tho fctua1e department arc constantly doodeG
with wRtor.
Proposals ate to bo invited In few days for fur:
the faet thaE bds Tor auppss wsss m @ opsnsa e. % iast
June. and that no noteo was taken in tho matter
fos Obvious reasons aud also tho further tact that
esa hundred dollars viii hare to DO pald for by tho
county "a most OF them have been carried on by
soma ono.
Tho employees Of tue shetfn's on,co few dsys
Kin With seld "sss" 70 eo't ssso. Il; Ths
order waa given for y to be made and Ii WAS to
ink!ing yesterday Of what was going OIL aud caused
thc order to bc conntarmAnded, saying that 10
most positively would not accept anJ presents
fron, Aa man. 11o ts to hare - stsr, however,
but pfoposea to pay for Il himself
"Dr," Cusran, tic recently elected etoue In
spectoE for tha county, must bo looked after. lie
WGa tn Tho city yesterday. and bis sympathy for tho
lAborlng claasca prompted him to a1y that Walker
was paying hls men oaly 81 per day and that too,
y orders forgfocertes aEd cllsomos on McCleyy &
Co.. who have tu!nished the supplies tor tho
let their o!defa they do mt got mora thsn 40 cents
On the doilAr. thts lnay Of n,Ay not hs tFe,
fnI hoW he talks.
, 1876-12-20

church. twill bc followed hy neck tic Eociablt.
The Qnaetcfly Conference takes place ThnsHday
evening at tho First NJ. r. Church, Saturday
evening tho eAnlo church have Christmas tree for
tho sunday .sehool scholars.
atonday evening tho baptist Church hhva, a
ChF!atmas tree for their Bunday school. Tuesday
evening tho saH1e trcn Is used by tho Reformed
ErIecpDtf SundaY. .ecbOo1
, 1876-12-20

You will hnd tho largest variety at the pocket.
book usHufactory Of Mctkor pros., No. 70 Ran.
dolph street. They have everything At low prices,
and tho very cho!ceat sty'es Of pocketbooks, a.
buns, and everything In the leather !ins. II will
pay you to inspect their stock.
, 1876-12-20
MORRIS AND HARRY.

Lawrence, charged b9 hns0nl foftlG R1kh 4R1HdlInR
MIN out Of something like 81, coo. agan eamo up
before Justice Footo yesterday morning. Both Of
the boys wers present, with Mike Mcdonald aud the
prosecuting witness. Mike conducted tho defense,
while Mr.. Boydcn represented tho people.
Forth, when called upon to testtfy, said he had
never had anything to do With Harry Lawrence,
,ghoao trial Mike hnd asked for drst lie had seen
Harry nj McDonald's. s.-walkiug about tho room,
hands In his pockets, but not dealing, or dcceyluy,
or pursuing other wicked devices. lie had never
complaint against h!m becauhe be understood that
hif ss e %n 9 oafs ,. that
with, the rlscc-amonc them Capt. Hickey. lilo
eahy 10 remainder this, 10 10 had just got h!s
sa.y s and Rantsa + T. :n xn
III. Doyts:,i@bii yoa ever pre.ent bili 10 Iii.
1syasnss' w,,ns,s' M. laughter siIa
sergt. Dyrnc testified that hc know Harry Law.
Miko Mci)oksli's. Ho hnd seen hin In .sTlle
sill, nsrF; lad tse ;spat.tion Of scins samDjci.
althaugh witness had newer seen hIn Kamblo.
sltea,rs :nSes The resat q i all was the entor-
Ing Of q no'!s pros by M; Iis43s nsydsa'
.1Icra tho gamblers friend, Nj; Trade, appeared
on the sceas a. counsel for Morris Martin, whose
lost over 500 ut Mkes 1ast February, and related
how he hta learned frorn the parties with whom he
tors. When, witness lot tho houso Marlin wss
dealing to the table: 1!e ha;l not seen him deal
sass 5 ss stss1 M M.a q" S
a es ~ pe % os
at other times besides thia time in February.
Tfnde then took up the witness aud ~ asked h!m al
In rcBD0ptc. the witness said hO WAa Hn%
, 1876-12-20

" FIGURES WON'T LIE.
Notice tho tgufe report Of the vote Of Jurors for
pianos at tho Philadelphia Expedition. Weber
scored 05 to 6toinway's 0! out Of y possible d.