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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-01-20

Dues of the Fayette Building and
Loan Association will be received at my
office on Saturday evening, between the
hours of. Z and o'clock. Advance pay
ments may be made during the week to
Joe NJ. Mclean, at his store.
VI j. A. MCLEAN, Sec'y.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-01-20

room formerly occupied by NJ Burke, Union
bck Fayette street, where he has on hand and
ligns keeping a full stock of the best articles in
line of his business, which he proposes TO sci
remarkably low prices.
Eountry Produce of all kinds wanted, fol which
will pay the highest market prices IN Grocer
or cash Do not fail to give him call.
" F. REIFE.
Washington. April I, 1870. 9O+tf
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-01-20
Lost

On Friday last. while skating on the
pond near the Pork House, a solid gold
watch-charm, with onyx set. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by returning it
to me at Hegler & Worrell's Jewe1ry
Store. Los. HEGLER.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-01-20
For Sale.

1000 Shocks of corn with good feed lots,
suitable for any kind of stock, and plenty
of running water. Enquire of
BOWMAN or PETER HESS,
8w3 Washington G. H., O.
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LOCAL NOTICES
EOE Sale

Two splendid singing Canary Birds
Call at VIM. Smiths late residence.
10w2 Mrs. R. S. UsTICK.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-01-20
MARRIED.

On Thursday evening, Dec. 80. 1875, at tho resi-
dence Of the brides brother, MIR. s: Q: Bal, in
Frances v. Alison. late of TerTe Haute, Ind,
and Miss Hattie A. BAH. OF Bloomingburg, o.
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Presbyteriall church.

All the members are especially request
ed to be present Sabbath morning.
OFFICERS OF THE CHURCH..
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-01-20

ID MILLIKAN, dealerin Books, Stationery
H. Wall and Window Paper &C., Court
tee t., Washington, Ohio.
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Fine Northern
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&. H. BRoWNELL & BROS.
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Report OF Washington Union Schools
for the week ending Jan. Ii, 1875.
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NEW s.
BIacksnaitIl shop.

WIGCINTON. BROS. have opened
Shop in front of John Paups Livery Stable
where they are prepared to do all kinds of
Smithing in their line. Horse Shoeing a
speciality. Please give us a call.
wills WIGGINTON,
35 P. P. WIGGLNTON.
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CHERIFFS SALE.

S. 3. Yeoman, Atty.
January 20, 1876. lows prf $22.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.

Maynard Hadley, Att'ys.-7w5 prf $81 i
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

Gardner s. CreamoT, Att'ys lows prf Sc
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
ANNUAL PAYMENT OF pENsIONs.

The officers and employees of the Pension
Agency, the Custo-hose, busy yesterday CON
tinung the quarterly payment of pensions which was
begun on Monday On tnat day OLE persons were
paid and about the number yesterday These pen
sions range from 50 to $50 month. One officers widow
drew 200 her first payment there having been con
siderable delay in obtaining tine pension OF SO month
There are in all about S0Oo pensioners, and all OF this
week will be spent in paying them. Some noteworthy
persons appear the agency Yesterday Samuel Ryck-
man and Elisha Van Brant each 50 years old drew their
pensions as veterans Of the War of 1872 One man had
to have his voucher signed for him. he had lost both OF
his arms.
An important arrest made at the agency ycster-
day On Saturday Special Agent e. X. shopp received
clews which he followed up discovering fraud upon
the Pension Bureau which had been carried for
eral years Ann Ryan, the widow OF John RYAN, VINO
died while the army, dicd herself in 1877, but her
pension had been drawn over fince MI shopp procured
certificate Of her death from the Health Department.
and then waited until yesterday morning, wien a
woman appeared at the agency with Two VIII
nesses to swear TO her identity. After thcy
hal taken the required OItlis, all were arrested
and taken before United States Commissioner Ddcll
They naily pleaded guilty, and were held for the ac.0n
of the Grand Jury In 81 0G0 bail each The crimC makes
them Liable To iyc years imprisnumeut The wOman's
name Is Ann Gallagher OF No 500 West Forty scconlst
and her witnesses Francis Bacnm and JOHN MELON
ad the latter cousin of the deceased Mrs Ry an. After
the death Of the latter the pension certificate was OBJ
taned and the three arranged the fraud Ann Gallagher
peTsonating Ryan, and the pension has been divided
second case of the mas been discovered IN nVo
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
THE NEW sLoop OF WAR vAxpAL1A.

The United States slOOp of war Vandalia
win leave hs port for Europe to-day in order to Join
the Mediterranean squadron The Vandaa arrived here
on AUG from the West Indies, and placed in the
dry dock for the purpose OF inspection the extent
OF injuries which she received by running on shoai in
Gonave Channel north of the Island OF Hayi not def
natcly defined the chart 1t found that the in
juies which she sustained were no more than the dis
placement of few sheets Of copper vhch were replaced
with hours labor court Of inquiry composed Of
Capt W. G. Temple. Capt. p c. Johnson and Commander
Ramsay was ordered investigate the matter thoroughly
and their report was submitted to the Navy Departments
TIE Yandalia was formerly Old sailing vessel built in
1863 and under the head Of repairs rebuilt and
changed TO steamer. and went into commission Jan:
last for the first time since she rebuilt On trial
up the Hudson for the testing OF her maximum speed,
which race Aug 2S she steamed an average speed
OF I2lQ knots, equal TO 1873 miles per hour.
The following is list OF her officers: Commander,
Milton HuxtuD, commanding Executive Officer, Lieut.
Commander A. g. Caldwell; Navigator, Lieut. Edward
T. strong; Watch Officers. Leuts. Richard Rueh, Henry
o. Handy, and Wiiam A. Hadden; Master j. w. Danen-
hover and EnsigDs, f. g. H0tekiss Orcn Il. Lasher, r.
A Wilmer r. 4. ID. w Veedcr; Surgeon, George H. Cook
Assistant sTrsssn q q Lppineott; Posed Assistant
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CONGRESS.

The National Temperance Society, the Hon.
William f. Dodge President yesterday teegraphed the
following memorial TO the international Medical Con
lress now in session at Philadelphia:
40 the International Medic0l Congress Thiiadephio,
Penn:
Tie National Temperance Society sends greeting ana
respcctuly invites from your distinguished body "a
public declaration to the effect that acoh0i should ne
clased with other powerful drugs that when prescribed
incidentally il should he with conscientious caution aud
sense Of grave responsibility that II Is In no sense
food the human system that lis Improper use Is pro
ductive OF large amount Of physical disease tcnng
TO deerOrate the human ana tnat you feoOnmen
as representatives of enlightened science 10 your several
Datiunalities total abstinence from alcoholic beverages
IN behalf of the Board OF Managers,
W. T.. DODGE, President
j. n. STEARNs, Corresponding Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
THE EAST RIVER BRIDGE.
PREPARATIONS FOR BRINGING OVER THE CARRIER



The original plan for stretching the first car
rer rope OF the River Bridge las been changed by
Chief Engineer Roeblug II his intention to bring
over rope a inches in diameter rst in the man
neF that the two sections of the last traveller rope were
brought over; that is, by lashng it fast 10 the traveller
and drawing in that way. The diameter OF the
second carrier fixed at "a inches originally and now
It has been determined to make the first carrier OF the
same diameter This will make it SO much heavier than
originally arranged for that is not thought safe TO
trGstits weight to the traveller rope which, although
might carry it, would undoubtedly be strained to such
degree inure Il Of It's running 1t viii
therefore be brought by the employed
in bringing the first traveller rope. twill be wound
upon drum placed upon seow at the foot OF the
Brooklyn tower and when the loose end has been taken
the of the to the anchor pier and made
fast the scOw will be tOwed 10 this side Of the river and
the other end will be taken the tower this side
and 20 the anchorage In tie manner IL will then
De drawn the requisite ti2htncss and will to
the weight second Il will be much
stronger owing to its greater diameter, than the tray
eer rope. When the two carrier ropes are In position
they will support the weight OF the cradle and foot bridge
ropes which Will be hung them by pulioys, aud drawn
by the traveller rope. These carrier weigh
about % 600 pounds, and made OF small chrome
steel wires twisted The first will be brought across
the river and raised TO Its position the Of few
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
THE CITYS. HEALTH.
EAST SIDE SLAUGHTER HOUSES TO BE CLOSED
WORK OF THE BOARD or HEALTH.

EAST SIDE SLAUGHTER HOUSES TO CLOSED
WORK OF THE BOARD or HEALTH
At the meeting OF the Board of Health yes
terday subject of the East Side slaughter houses,
that have long offended the and nosrils of those
living In their neghbOrhOOd again taken up Pfesl
dent Chandler and Commissioner Janeway have both
visited the locality where these slaughter houses have
nourished and have endeavOred to contrve some plan
Of cooperation among the butchers whereby the business
might be continued They found that the butchers were
always willing talk about reform, but could not seem
10 discover any plan by which the desired effect could be
produced. The Board had determined to close those
places when 1t had been found that it was
impossible to carry on the business OF siaugh-
tering without creating a nuisance, AM issued an
order announcing that of them would be permitted
TO carry on their business after july H. The butchers
pleaded for more time, and enable them 10 have
more chance 70 arrange Tor other quarters the Board
postpOned the execution Of the order During the past
hot weather many complaints have been made that these
slaughter houses detrimental TO the health Of this
city careful inspection was ordered, and after the
reports had been made, President Chandler and Com
missioner Janeway again visited each place where the
slaugbterDg offensivey carried on and compared
their own observations of the actual state of things
there with the reports Of the inspectors. The
result has been that yesterday the Board decided
TO condemn IL East Side slaughter houses. The
order therefore was issued yesterday by the Board
compeng the fol wing butchers to close their places Of
404 East FOrysxthst, p. Wiener OF Nos 406 and 40S
East FOrtysixth-St, j. Kaser OF No 40 East Forty
Fixthst A. Vanderbeck Nos 4Oi and 4O6 East Forty
hftlst FTPnk OF No 40S East Forty j. kaser
of No 4lO East FOry-ithst, s. Frank Of No Az East
Forty -fh-st N. Kann of No 776 First ave- NJ Fcisch-
auer No 792 FTst-ave H. SOrue OF No 794 Firsave,
George Strauss OF No. SIS Firstaye' j. Mahon Of No
S22 Elrstsve.
DIR Taylor reported that the whole number Of vaccna
tons in this city for the month Of August 20f.
President Smith OF tho Board of Police stated that he
would order four policemen to be detailed TO duty on the
East River, between Fory-hftn and FOrtysevCnth-sts,
60 prevent any further viola ion OF e health ordinances
In regard TO the dumping and handling OF stable refuse
at 4 At place. Sanitary superintendent Day reported
that 422 inspections by the sanitary corps
In this city during the past week The following is
comparative settlement Of the OF contagious dis
reported at the Sanitary Bureau for the past two
weeks:
--FEyERs- CeTebr0
Week Ty Scar spinal Meas Diph-
ending phod. iet mehngius' les uClH1
Sent ~ 81
DR. John r. Nage, Register Of Vital Statistics, reported
6IO deaths in this city for the past week, an increase OF
3s over the week previous The largest number in any
one occurred in the Nineteenth where there were
los deaths in the Second Ward there were none.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
CONDITION OF COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

No change occurred in the condition of Com
modore Vanderbilt during Yesterday He passed the
previous night in considerable restrssness, but
easier in the morning and remained In comparative
comfort throughout the day. The Hon Chester W.
Chaplin, President OF the Boston and Albany Railroad
called upon the Commodore and had conversation
with him. Tic sick more despondeDt than
usual seemed to have lost the viyacy which he has
recently displayed AnOdynes not given 10 the Com
modorC Sleep but occasionally they admin
istered for the purpose OF aevatng pain His sleep is
natural and bis appetite continues comparatively good
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
MARKSMANSHIP AT CREEDMOOR.
PRACTICE OF THE RIFLE TEAMs-NEMBERs OF TIL
AUSTRALIAN TEAM.

AUSTRALIAN TEAM.
The rihemen composing the American, Scotch,
and Irish teams that engage In the international
and American matches next week were at Creed
moor yesterday for practice at longrange shooting
The Australians concluded to co. thinking 1t best to
rest day after their four days shooting The wind was
even more troublesome yesterday than at any time here
tofore during practice and seemed TO interfere more
with the scoring the American Team than with any Of
the other marksmen The scoring OF yesterday was de-
cidedy in favor OF the scotchmen. With proper COM
parisOn of the scores with the number OF shots
fred the scotcbmen made 1272 points against 12O4
points made by the Americans-thus defeating them In
the practice ny 6s points AT 900 yards each team fired
the number of Shots the Sc0tcLmen making 4SV
points, tie Irish 4J2 points, and the Americans 4Jo
Onts At the time fer the departure OF the tram the
Irish Team had completed the firing at the OO0yard
range each member had fired ten shots al 800 and 10
at 900 yards The following are the scores maze Dy the
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
REoRGAYrzING A RAILROAD.

A plan for the reorganization OF the Toledo,
Peoria and Warsaw Railway Company has been pre-
pared under direction, 1t is stated, of many Of The
argest holders Of the securities OF the IOad. IL Is pro
posed that the company shall cancel t1e lueome bonds
obtain from the holders OF first preferred stock surren
der of 25 per cent in exchange for common STOCK and
from the holders second preferred stock surcndcr
Of 75 por cent OF their stock In exchange for common
stock issue the balance Of authorized preferred stock
81 100000, and convert all preferred stock into one
issue; and Issue funded coupon bonds, payable
In 10 years. secured by deposit Of coupons
with O trustee, and by an annual sinking
fund of 600 to be invested in these bonds at the
low est price pac The holders Of first mort
ga ee bonds East and West Division, TO surrender
each four past due coupons, and coupons maturing In
December, 1876 and February, 1877, and accept for
same funded coupon bonds nj par the holders of thc
first mortgage. Burlington Division, are 20 shIrender
coupons, from Dee. l. 1873, TO Dee J. 81G nclu
syc aud accept In lieu thereof and interest preCritd
stock at par; the holders Of the second mortgage West
Division are 30 surrender IL cOupOns-April 2, 1874, 10
Au 1879 incusiyc-and accept IN lieu the. eO and III
terest preferred stock at par; the cOnsod led bond
holders are to surrender il cOupOns-NOv l, 1873, 10
Nov L. 1879. in0tnsiyc-and acccpi preferred stock 80
par for tie same with Interests holders OF floating debt
Judgments, aud scrip are to accept preferred STOCK Al r
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
THE RIFLE TEAMS At BOOTHS TnEATER.

Last evening Booths Theater was literally
crowded pon the occasion of the vist of the Scotch,
Australian Irish and American Rife Teams to the per
fOrmance OF "Sardanapaus' -Four prosccnium boxes
were assigned 10 the party The lower right hand box
occupied by the Ir sh Team and ladies under their
escort and the rsdUis by the Scotch Team The box
over the Irsnen occupied by the Americans, while
the opposite box contained the Australians. The boxes
and galleries were fcstOoTcd with the flags OF Great
Britain and the United States ana smaller flags were
sueuded IN front each Of the boxes indicative OF tue
nationality OF each team Tic exterior OF the thcacf
was hung profusey with bunting aud brilliantly iiu
minated with Chinese lanterns. Several thousand pco
ple had collected the street. ard welcomed he Wis
itoTs with hearty cheers. The rifemen were htile
tardy in arriving the theater, not reaching
IL until after the play had begun As soon as
the audience observed thClr arrival attcn-
ton was drawn from the performance and nov
broke forth into cordial cheers. During the interval be-
tween the first and second acts the orchestra pidyeds"y
eral selections, beginning with God save me queen;
and following with Yankee Doodle" " The Canipbcns
are Comn." and Wearing OF the Green" during
which the rifemcn stood in their boxes TINS was the
srnaI for another Outburst OF lOngcOntlnued applause
AZ Ic conclusion OF performance, the guests OF the
evening expressed thesr cordial appreciation OF the wei
come wheh had been extended TO them
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ne.c- York BOtet-Senat0r William w. Eaton OF Con-
neccu Gen Rufus King Of Albany and Capt pays
dImecourt Capt Lebon Of Paris and Wayne
OF Pennsylvana Hotel BTunsce-Count L. Neudorl sa
Count Sforza OF Austria lbnaarls HoeCong gresham
John o. whitehorsc Of Poughkeepse and Cen John n o.
Hazard of Rhode Island. FIN ArenB Hoftt-Ihe hoh
Zacharah Chande Secretary OF the Interiors
man g. g. Marshall OF Illinois and Dewitt Ellis, supenn
PENDENT Of the n Y Bank Department WtndsoT Hotet-
b. Blackburn President Of the Chicago and Alton Raroad %
Company, HORe-GeD. John H. King ana Col
lose ph g. Tilford u Army. GTdnd Central Hokt-F a
de enko Chief Engineer OF the Water Department OF MOS
cow Kus,ia :. .Grdnd Hotel-Col. Clermont L. Best u .
81 Nicholas Hofei-Gen. James Craig Of Missouri
Judge 4. w. BARLEY OF Washington
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06

IRISH TEAM.


The following are the members O the Australian Icalh
and the reserves, taking them IL their order of merit
from the three highest made in the four cOmpe
tions: Capt. j. McGaryie smith, SOL; Serceant ID. Gee
5S7; J. s. Lynch, $40; Capt III. j. King, 572; hajr j.
T. Sleep, 57l j. j. Sla1o $40; Lieut.. T. T. Draper, 5J6
Capt BIZ. Wardil, SAG. Reserves. Capt a. d. Green
field. 541 Lieut. J. II. MaddOcss, 539. Mr. Augustus,
Centennial Commissioner from New south Wales. was
elected captain OF the te aud Capt A. NJ Greenfield
adjutant aud referee for Australia.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
pERsIsrENT ATTEMpTs AIT MURDER

Francis Adriance, with company of friends.
gave surprise party at house In Union Hi N j., last
week at which some unnyited persons, led by two
brothers named Frey nterfered but driven away
On the evening aterward whiIe Adriance wes passing
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06

Paymaster, j. Porter Loomis Chief Engineer, Josepn
Trey Passed Assistant Engineer, III. Schuyler Ross;
Assistant Engineer Asa ~ nattice Cadet Engineers
T.. r. Freeman, @. II. T. Babbitt; Captain OF Marines,
Louis e. Pagan; Boatswain, John Hall; Gunner, &. d.
Hines Carpenter, 8. II. Maloon; sailinaker, John IL
Bailey; and Pay Clerk, Armat bt0ddart,
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06

the house occupied BY John and George Frey on Lewis
st. shot was fred st him. grazing his breast On Mon
day night while driving In an open wagon through Jel-
ferson-st Union HILL again shot at the ball TAX
ing effect this time the thigh An attempt now De-
ing made to discover the persons guilty OF these as
saults.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
HOME NEWS

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs, IN
BROADWAY
ean,81o. Noon e7o SPIN. 10 Midnight OF.
Highest during the day 71o. Lowest 6I'.
Average, 82sso. Same day, 1870, 73S'.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
LECTURES AND MEETINGS

A meeting of the importers and GrOcers
Board Ol Trade viii be held to-day ut the
OF the board at No 81 Wallst.
The New York Horticultural Society viii hol,
meeting this afternoon to arrange ior the coming exh
bitiOn at Gilmore. Garden.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

WEST MOUNT EERNuN.-John Malzasker,
while engaged In adjusting beams on tie second
fnOr of the new pubic school at West hOunt Vernon,
fell on pile bricks and mad his left cheek bone broken
aud forced inward His injury is quite serious, and his
recovery Is somewhat doubtful.
WHITE PLANS.-The managers OF the Agricultural and
Horticultural Society WCstcheser County have de-
ctd 70 hold their annua. fair ths year ON Oct 10, IL,
H. and H.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHING ron, Sept. 3. Commander Henry b.
Ordered command the Vandala NewYoTk,
Heying Commander Milton HaXtun, who is placed waiting
Commander Geo r. Ryan ordcro 10 command the
luOn at Boston relieving Commander Chase Carpenter vino
Il waiting orders; Commander Edgar G. Merrman
Is ordered 10 duty ght house ns ector Of the Thirteenth
District the LIST October relieving Commander
IOn9 KcmpH who h detached placed waiting orders
from date Lent John s. Newell ordered duty
executive officer the Huron Boston Lie Marcus
Bulord il detached from the HarOn and placed waiting
orders.
The sexton of parish church in County
Armagh about to loss his wife. She begged him To
bury her in Tyrone, among her kindred 40 niles
away. :" Indeed Peggy" said he, IN thry ye here
first but give ony trouble I'll take ye up and bury
ye IN Tyrone"
Announcementsj
Use WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY for
coughs and colds, and suffer more.
LUNDBoRG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
bath. deli ghul substitute for Cologne Bay Rum
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
POLICE NOTES.

Bertha IIerskawitz. 3 years of age, fell from the
story window OF No 30 trss To ae ground last night
and her sAnll was fractured.
Charles Ohcnhauser of No. 1913 Barclay-st. re-
ported Superintendent Wag yesterday that ut Barclay
and Greenwich SITS hts pocket was picked Of 5000 IN money
and f7l 23 In checks.
Simon Frcdenberg, q years of age, of No. 22i
SiNhave knocked down and last night and In
erna injuries received that viii probably prove fatal
william MtIaggart, the driver, was arrested.
William Mcclure, paper-hanger, was arrested by
Detective Muvey cf the Twenty seventh Precinct Police on
Monday complaint of samuel Carpenter passen
Oi the pennsylvania Railroad, who accused hiu Of
having implicated in the burglary OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad depot Princeton v j., when large quantity vi
stolen. The rest Of the gaig were arrested on
Fraay last.