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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-04
4 LOED TINT RESIGNED.

The Lcnnoxcs in England are children of
peers. but some of them though Lords and of
the great Richmond family, are exceedingly
poor. Lord William Lennox who muSt be
nearly eighty years old. is of literary turn,
and writes second-ratc books and third-rate
articles for the newspapers. Lately he has
betal,cn himself Ia lccturine. his ;erms-or
perhaps We should say. considering his rank,
his hon0rGriEm-bcing fixed ut the ildiSputably
economical rate of from hfty-two 10 seventy
shillinCS per evening, with no objection TO
going into the country. \ Younger n0bleman
is Lmd Henry LcnnoX, who was President of
the Board of Works. He has reicned that
office, and pcnicn,iy confessed III his
place in Parliament that hc was egrpgiOuSly
taken in by the great Baron Grant. Among
the many stock knavericS started by that en-
tcrprisiuE person WAS THE Lisbon TramwayS
" Company.r In order Ia make impressive his
list of Directors. Grant gave Lord Henry 100
shares in the Company and 600 per annum-
and it mast he confessed, considering how
much John Bull loves lord, that the name of
Lord Henry Lennox was cheap at the money,
q large quantity of which Grant made by the
Company. with Is much idea of laying down
tramways in the moon rs in Lisbon. which
does not want tramwayS and would not have
them M any price. and Is not in the least likely
Ia get them for some time 70 come. inasmuch rs
THE Lisbon Tramways Company has "col-
"hpsed tinc." sorcly wounding many miSCr-
able stockholders and giving rise 10 many
lawsuits. 1t is not stated that Lord Henry
knew anything about tamways, but his name
lent immense reSpectability TO the Speculation.
No doubt he. felt greatly shocked when il came
TO light that the whole affair was a complete
swndle, and still more uncomfortable when
MIR. Treyelyan declared bis purpose of calling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-04
Arm,llork Daily grlbnne,
FOUNDED BY FORAGE GREELEY.
FRIDAY. AUGUST 4, 1876.
TIE NEH.S THIS MORNING.

ForrIGN-Thc Turks claim 10 have captured po-
sitiops near Gurgusovatz. - Two thousand Ser
Wan volunteers have invaded Bosnia. -- Eight
of the crew of The William Wilcox were charged
with mntinv. =--- The debate on eXtradltion IN
the British House of Lords closed.
DoMrsrC-Gcu. Sherman gave interesting tcs'i-
mony in Washington ON the subject of Gen. Sherl-
dams REQUEST for $500 new cavalry; Gen. Sher-
man favored the demand. =- Gen. Terry IS NOV
ing south to Join Crook. The report that some OF
Gen. Custer's men wcro captured and tortured Is
contradictcd -= Samuel L. Cary clecnhacE
candidate for Vice-President. is connected with the
Venezuela claims frauds. == Suit IS begun against
the Kansas Pacific for $lO,75l PSI for using frand-
ulcnt vouchers.
Coxcrrss. Tho Senate yesterday passed the
River and IarboT bill without changing the amounts
nc agreed ON in conference: a resolution permitting
the Pacific Mail Company to carry the mails III inc
new iron steamships was passed. -- The House
did little except listen to fierce debate raised by
Proctor Knott. who made savage assault on Mr..
Blaine. and 10 the replies to II, which were eN-
trome!y severe the report CNcnlpatng MI. hu"i'
was rccommit;ed; a resolution was adopted 10 at
journ on Monday
Cry AND SURURRAN.-Police Officer Brock was
fatally wounded by burglars whom ne discovered IN
aNowatk residence. == Masked burglars entered
the house OF Henry Freeman at Railway, IN the
afternoon and bound and robbed him. == About
$4,000 in silver was paid ont for lccal-tendeI
notes nj the Sub-Trcasury. the number OF
applicants being very large. -=- Vigorous pro-
ceedincs are being taken against several straw
bondsmen; Thomas l.. lirch, wcl,-Snown giyor oi
straw bail was rcarrcStcd yesterday on charge OF
perjury. - The loncshoremcn's strikccontinucd
but without prospect of success =-= Gold, III g
ll2. 49, Gold value of the lcgal,cndcr dollar at
the close. $3.50 cents. Stocks moderately active
and lower. closing weak.
TIE WEArHER.-THE TRDUNE'S local obscrya
tions indicate clear weather with occasional clondS
and rain By Sunday. === Ia this CITY Yesterday
the weather was sunny and warm; thermometer
7Oo T4o go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-04
81 lG1 -nnn.OnO 5

Total o ........S5, ibo,Vpp'VVV "''i''
The large excess of imports during the three
vflrs preceding the panic has now been almost
balanced Ivy the excess of exports during the
tire, years since June 80, 1913, and II
profits on foreign trade are considered, a
large balance will appear on the right side OF
The account. With IA restoration OF the cur
rcpcy to a sound basis. we might reasonably
expect at no distant day, revival of bust
ness Oh a healthy basis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-04

DAILY THlHuNF MaIl Subscribers. SiOper annu'n.
SFMI-W WEEKLY TRGUNT Mail Subscribers 80 per an
NrTKIY IRlBUNE Mail Subscribers, 81 per mnum'
Terms, cash in advance. "
Address. THE TRIBUNE. New-NnTk.
Persons uaahc 10 Obtain TIrE IRIBUNF N Ry0 the
trains boats or hotels rhichI ~ usually Sold ir' con-
IL, faror Jy intormipd this oioc Of c circumstances
THE SESl-WEEKLY TRIBUNE will he ready TINS morning.
.t = orlncE in wrappers for mailing. Price cents.
Uptavn advertisers leave their ayors for TVS o NJ
2Ss Broadway. S'ss or sos w I'D ST. cor o' " =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-04

willing TO have enlisted, and he strengthens
the appeal by suggesting that the addinoh
will not become permanent increase OF the
army.
At the commencement of cold weather the
more dangerous Of our criminals usually iehn
off with display of fcrociy, and city people
send for the locksmith to have their doors
doublc-holtcd when hard Winter Is approach
ing. II is rather unusual TO have such n
DEVELOPMENT during Summer. Yesterdays
instanccs-the shooting of policeman Ivy
burglars at Newark. and their violence at
Railway. following so close upon the attack OIL
Mr.. Hondlow in Brooklyn, seem to Indicate m
early opening of the season for crime.
The question of making silver n legal tender
has taken most prominent place among the
issues of the day. Senator Logan introduced
yesterday into the Senate n new bill on tins
subject 1t has now become as impossible to
take account of the silver schemes IN Congress
rs it is 10 keep track OF newly discovered
tclcscopic comets. In each case these objects
of curiosity are more interesting to their dis
coverers than 10 anybody else. The Board OF
Trade of Chicaro is reported rs about to take
a hand in the general discussion; there Will he
few of the larger financial organizations OF the
country able to keep ont of the debate. We
present to-day letter from cX-Gov, DIX IN
closing an argument in favor of silver legal ten
der. drawn up by one of his California friends :;
il is remarkable in candidly admitting that
the proposed measure means imitation. our
Washington correspondent cites the records to
dsprove the oft-repcated assertion that the
| law which dcmonctized silver in 1873 was
passed through Congress by trick or with
out due consideration. The fact that such an
| erroneous belief could gain footing. Is ID Itself
an argument against any attempts on the part
of the present Congress to try legislation
| on the subject in the hurried hours at the close
! OF this session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-04
omuosmenio ano nleeiinas 60 Might.

r,vru .v.Sur TIE ArrR.-" Our American Cousin,
1wtyrr.rulRp SrREKr OrEEA HoUSE-kely " Icons
Minstiels -. 49,. ,,u..-
wAtLAcK's rItULTEI,-"Mighy Dollar.
Ic,pruy OF DrsGS.-Day time only Centennial Loan
Exhibition.
S,r"nrcI,TAN MUSEUM or AGr-Day time only: Cen
tennal Loan Exhibition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-04
DreiNess Nonrso.

PIANOS AND ORGANISING are prchuCo 10
.rer ranos and organs new and second hand o S Class
makers incndng WatcrsS At prices 81 ASTON
go n, ~, lurs that poor need not D. Nll'na
ycod insumcn People must Law good "c't lof my
rooney AMI HORACE WArESN & NoNS i i''.,MN, ~ -
aTe now srlms spcntid Instruments Tor little W"i'N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-04

As the Tlden-Hcndricks conference takes
place to-day, political prophets are racked
with tbc extreme fortunes of anxiety. There
is no question as TO the mixing oil OIL ana
water, but whether hard or soft soap VIII DC
the resulting compound is yet in some partlcu-
lars uncertain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-04

While il was very well known that the sup
NV of silver for small currency was not
sufficient for public need, the relief which
legislation can afford is further delayed by
insufficient coinage. There are two or three
excuses for this state oi affairs. Bat the rush
for silver at the Sub-Treasury in this city yes
terday shows that it is not excuses but CONS
that are wanted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-04

willing TO have enlisted, and he strengthens
the appeal by suggesting that the addition
will not become permanent increase OF the
army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-04

Good progress was made yesterday. since the
Senate passcd the River and HarhOr bill in the
shane in which il was prepared by the Senate
Committee, throwing aside the House hill and
substituting one that aPpromiatcS some NIL
lions of dollars less. The House Will now be
tested rs TO its own sincerity in the matter OF
economy; refusal to pass the Senate hsl VIII
be attributed TO desire To quarrel with that
body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-04

Things look bad for Sitting Bull at both ends
of the line. Gen. Terry's command has held
communication with Gen. Crook; there has
been apparently no truth in recent ramors OF
disaster. and march up Rosebud Valley is
about TO take place. On the other hand, Gen.
sherman presents cogent arguments in favor
AZ the additional cavalry that the Senate Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-04

Tho House resolution to adjourn on Monday
will scarcely bc carried out TO the letter but
is a strong indication that the session cannot
be greatly prolonged. Ii is not expected that
the Senate will acccde to the proposition thas
made. and opinion in both Houses is divided
on the question as to whether it is even prac-
ticable; but il Congress really makes an effort
to hurry, the pending business can be disposed
of within a week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-04

II appears that the Spanish Government
considers that Count Nalmaseda needs 10 he
viudicated," and wishes Captain-GoneTal
Joyellar TO assist in suppressing his misdecds.
Gen. Jovellar is, however, unwilling to engage
in this discreditable business. and 1t is SAID
has rendered his resignation. 1t is probable
that the Captain-G General is deslrous, in any
event. TO leave Cuba, where he has slgnally
failed TO suppress the rebellion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-02

AOlS u the ciothier. 43f Broome ST.. four
doors east OF Broadway. Closiug
|" out entire stock of meme. bows
IL. = and children's clothing. at prices
1that will tempt even those who
do not need TO purchase.
Broadway tailors' msnts at half real value.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-02
A TENDER TO T,dEry pocx

~ PLYMOUTH HlCK =.
Viii be run from New York East river pliers, Will
r,,v lsm,bH g 'I nnd s5oosky,HpPs wo
After July 4, connecting with tho Plymouth Rock at
Pier q N. r., on her ROCKAwAY BEACH and At.
tANTiC OCEAN trip outward aud homeward. This
viii be an Accommodation to thousands Of residents
of williamsburgh, Brooklyn ana OF the east aide,
who desire sal on the pride OF the New York hsr
Dor" the most superb pleasure steamer In the world
For particulars OF time OF landing, &C, see next
weeks announcements.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-02
Sinantial.

co A0AT LOAN in sums OF 5000. $500, 81, 900,
SpOsOOO or to suit at low rate Of interest. Ap.
ply, IN person, to W BALDWIN, 1OS ashington ay.,
Brooklyn, between and O'Clock.
WILL some benevolent party loan lady financially
embarrassed the sum OF s3O2 Good security given.
Address WIDOW. box ia, sun oflce
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-02
MauarQ.
Business Ggarlt,s.

SusINtBs Vgalltts.
RIRRT-CLASS bakery for sale. INQUIRE at
N LANG RoBlNSON'S. Front st, nour house.
VNOK SALE-stock and fixtures OF a grocery and
IL fruit store good chance for cnterprlsing man
with small capital VIII be- sold At a slcfince 100
DE kalb av, near Broadway. BROOKLYN.
GROCERY and liquor store with nxturea 10 let
W very cheap. Cor krie ana 10Th sts, Jersey City.
so 600 TO 50. 900 wanted s..l with partner in |.
control capital; location, New York. Address H. boz
lO42. New Haven, Conn.
sNIse,ll1nua.
nIyORCES legally obtained no publicity; no fec
~ In advance. NJ. HOUSE, Attorney. l0l Bioadway.
FOR SALE-5oo me large pigeons for shooting.
H. 2bS Futon 81. A. SUNNENSTRAHIs
INOR SALE-S30-A hne SILVER. plated soda and
II root beer fountaia ~ Newark o., Hoboksn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-02
@lantto ---StmaIts.

XVANTED-A good girl TO attend a nrstclass bak.
w cry she must be well recommended and honest.
Apply at SIMPSONS, corner sth av. and 40th ST.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-02
3itnits.
oh, Guri.


AMERICAN HORSES vs.. MUsTAN Gs.-
IN Johnny Murphy, the American rider, Ia matched
against Frank Peratos time, for $1,000 to ride 1855
miles In seven hours, using twenty American horses
The race over Fleetwood PARK, July g. Already a
heavy amount Is bet on the result.
Johnny, MURPHY.-lis great ride OF 1855
- miles on Fleetwood track July g. There will be no
extra charge for hackmen One entrance all parts Of
the track
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-02
The Only Genuine Eau de COLOGNE.

SOLD BY ALL RESPECTABLE DRUGGISTS
PRIZE MEDALS London 1851 and 1882 Oporto, 1905
Paris. 1865 and 1857 Vienna 1873.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-02
aausital snstrum,nis.

A BEAUTIFUL rosewood 7-octave psnoforte only
N ti0Oi steinway pianoforte, every Improvement;
great sacrifice, will be rented.
J. BIDDLE, Is waverey place. near Broadway.
DRIvATE family offer s20O superb ~ rosewood
il piAnofortej cost 5000 last March Spectator or
dealer Can make money on It, Call ~ residence, "a
East 9th st.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-02
Nfok aSTlEEIsrSS%sSsA4Sp2 LIyEnrooL, CAR
STEAMBOATS, ano Aailroao,.

PEOPLES LINE steamboats, for Ahnv
IA Saratoga, and the West leave uaily (sunys ex
cepted) al o 7. NJ, Pier Al, N, H.. foot OF Canal
nAILY LINE TO NOWWALk.
~ Fare reduced.-Dy the swift steamer Ai2OW.
SMITH. leaving JEWELS wharf, Brooklyn, at q Nj
Pier 81 East river 2i5 T. NJ, and foot 33d I'll r nj
Returning. leaves Norwsk at 1850 A. NJ. daily tdaysI
excepted connectihR each way with Danbury Nor
IL ana New Haven railroads. Fare, IS crui ~ \
cursion tickets so cents.
Fox uR0NDOLT AID kINGsTON. aqaa
enrgh, MARLBORO Milton, P9qSakesp.ie, E;,oPg';;;;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-02

DuBLIC HACK owners will assemble with their
Il carriages on Monday evening July 8, on Park av.,
right resting on s4th ST. 20 celebrate the Centennial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-02

a -A.-A. I.-sunday July 2.-steamer SYLVAN
n. DELL for Ncwburgh. Cornwall, Coo spring.
Eozxens's Dock. Iona Island and Yonkers Leaves
h.5ie% Bridge t7;?o A NJ ieoia st 5sS; ioete g.
Brand st.. NV YORK. Sis Peck slip, $50 West 10Th
b. SAB West 22d st. o. and Manhattanville, ol6 Fare
d for the round trip, to point above Yonkers.
Returning Leaves Newbure6 at y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LNXCURSION EXTRAORDINAKf
IL Up the Hud. on river, Juy g. 1870,
FROM NEW YORK TO NEWBURGH.
Stopping at Yonkers, Iona .land ana west Point.
The large and elegant steamer THOMAS CORNELL.
Leaving foot OF spring st, RI Ats A NJ .
Leaving foot Of Fulton st. Brooklyn Hs3o AN.
Leaving foot Of 10th st., n. H., AVA IN.
Leaving 221 st., N. X, ats :l5 A. NJ.
A band OF music will accompany the steamer; also
string music for dancing
Refreshments of all kinds on board OF moderate
price strict order will be enforced. and attention
given to passengers.
Tickets from New York to Newburgh and return.
only one dollar - .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-02
DOCKAwAY BEACH PAVILION.
1TH JULY EXCURSIONS TO ROCK

AWAY.
The regular boats AMERlCUs and EEvERSINK
leave usual (see advertisement 10 this column) each
two excursions on TUESDAY. JULY 4TH The nam.
mouth D easure steamer WILLIAM COOK
Leaves cath ST.. n. r.. OF A. M and ESQ p NJ.
Leaves 10th st.. N. r. at OILS A. NJ and $40 p. NJ
Leaves Pier y. r., at $50 A. NJ. and ESQ T. NJ.
Leaves Brooklyn. 0:l5 A. NJ. and 3 p. NJ.
COSTERNO's PROSPECT PARK MILITARY BAND,
PHILLIPS GLEE CLUB.
Prof soltAn the renowned cornet player, will form
part of the musical attraction.
Boats leave the Beach at 4. s, $50 and $50 p NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-02
4 I,GRANp FouMTM, OF July s,,,.l EX y.,Is

n. July iTH. Steamer 81 NshiNE VIII leave Cd az.
and 12ph t. at SIS r. H. DOCK Mott Haven 80 10th
ST. SIS; Astoria sis; $50 ST. $50; Greenpoint saw.
mil DOCK. Q. and Fulton Market alp $50 Fare. 30
board e, n LONGSTREET, Prop.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-02
A GOOD WORK.

A Startling Cause of Debility and Sickness fully ex
planned In large octave Treatise BY DR.. q. PHELPS
BROWN, 81 Grand e., Jersey City, N. J. EVERY MAN
OR WOMAN who 10 ailing IN any way should send snd
get COPY ut once. II IL sent free prepaid BY mail
Address the author, 40 above.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-11-30

The votes of these parishes were not
Canvassed, there being contests fixed for
hearing next week. When returns from
parishes marked contested" were OPEN
ed, Democratic counsel were allowed to
be present.
De Soto Parish Returns Opensd-IndubitG-
BILE Evidence of Fraud Brought to Light.
Returns from De Soto parish were
brought in and contained in one package
sealed with wax. When the seals were
broken by members of the Board, they
were found inside consolidated state
ments of the vote, the Commissioners
statement and tally sheets. Attached to
the returns were large number of pro,
tests and afidavits.
The Secretary of the Board said the
package had been received on the 18th
inst, and such was the entry in hisre-
ceipt book. The returns, he said, had
come by mail.
In the course of inspection it was dis
covered that one of the protests of the
Supervisor charging general intimidation
was dated Nov. 25th, and sworn to inthis
city before a Commissioner of the Cir
cult Court. ....
When called upon to explain how
protest dated on the 25th inst, to-day
could get into sealed registered pack
age received by mail on the 18th, the
Secretary said he had received two pack
ages. ...
The Secretary Detected in the ActOf Com
mitinga Forgery.
He was detected by one of the Demo-
cratic counsel present in the act of ma
king another entry in his book of two
packages received.
After some delay another package was
produced, and found to contain consol-
idated statement of votes and Commits
sioners' returns, but no protests or afti'
davits.
Senator Sherman Acknowledges There Was,
an Attempt at Fraud.
The members of the Board were una
BILE to explain the matter, and Senator
Sherman, of the Republican Visiting
Committee, remarked that there was no
use to disguise the fact that returns had.
been opened, and protests inserted, after
the packages had been received.
The affair created quite sensation
among members of Commissions pres
ent, and members of the Democratic
Commission were very outspoken in the
opinion that fraud had been perpetra'
ted, and Republicans did not deny that
the affair had very peculiar aspect
This Fraud One of Many.
The Democratic counsel say that SIM
liar thing occurred in the case of other
parishes, but that, as they were not adj
mitted till to-day, there was no opportu-
nifty to discover the frauds.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-11-30
GRASSHOPPERS.

"If your State did not have the reputation of
being 'GrasShoppered every year, would have
had to pay twenty dollars an acre instead of siS,
and the grasShoppers have done me solid ben.
eht." .u
We heard these exact words from the lips of a
farmer from Mclean County, Illinois the other
day a man of experience and observation who
has just purchased half section of land in Fill.
more County, on the line Of the Burlington &
Missouri River Railroad Company.
There is great deal of truth bottled up In this
confession Men from Illinois and other States
who come to Nebraska and examine for them
selves go away convinced of the fact, that the
Grasshopper is by no means as destructive as the
Chinch Bug they see that the stories they have
heard are either wholly false or greatly exagger-
ated, and they realize that in the young State Of
Nebraska men can raise bigger crops, and make
moro money than they can further east, notwith.
standing that we do have an occasional Grass
hopper to worry us.
The GrasshOpper troubles of the past two years
have done us no damage Of any consequence
and everything goes to prove the truth of what
Professor Riley says, which is, that Grasshoppers
will only trouble Nebraska once or twice In a
long series of years, and that year by year the
chances Of our being troubled will grow less
Nebraska Exchange.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-11-30
STATE AND NEIGHBORHOOD.

A FIVE weeks old infant lately died at Renton,
which only weighed one pound and five ounces.
Cora Shannon, little girl residing at Youngs.
town, had narrow escape from burning to death
ON Thursday, by her clothes catching on fire
while she was poking the fire. Her left side, arm,
breast and face were all badly scorched.
Michael Gllday died at Toledo on Wednesday at
the ripe age of 103 years. The deceased gentle
man had been resident Of Toledo for 80 years.
Up to within 60 days of his death he had been
enabled to attend church regularly, and enjoyed
remarkably good health.
A dead beat played the following trick upon
the unsuspecting folks in Marion last week. He
opened an oyster saloon and ordered his bivalves
sent by express, which he got merchants to pay
for, but always repaid them in the evening, By
these means he established his credit, and on the
strength Of which he obtained new outfit in the
shape of clothing, and on Monday last "lit out
much to the discomfort of his creditors.
MEDINA Coo. A. Goodman made an assign
ment last Friday, to his brother Hiram Goodwin,
for the benefit of his creditors. His liabilities are
stated at less than $780, while the stock Of goods
hand inVoiced 1862 Mr.. Goodwin has been in
business in Medina for nearly six years. and,
though unostentous in his surroundings, he prob
ably at one time did as large If not larger bust
ness than any other house in Medina.-Asdtnd
Democrat.
The residenceIof 7. ]. Stokes. near. Medina, was
destroyed by fire Wednesday night.
ASHLAND Co.-James Adams, a pedestrian, COM
menced on Thursday at Ashland, walk Of one
hundred hours, without rest or sleep. It is ex-
pected that he will accomplish the feat.
The school house, district No. 10, in Orange Tp,
Ashland county, was entirely destroyed by fire
last week. By this accident the scholars of the
district will be deprived of schooling this winter
TIFFIN.-The trial of Benjamin Dunlap, for the
murder of Henry Manhart Of Melmore, senec
county, o., is attracting large crowd of specta-
tors.
HARRISON Co-Mrs. Lucy Latham, mother Of
Hon. John Latham, of MoOreaeld township, died
on Wednesday evening, November s, in her one
hundredth and second year. She was born on
the 18th of June, 1776, the day of the battle Of
Bunker's Hill, in Farquhar county, Va. She had
been a resident of Moorefeld township for the
last fifty years. She raised family of nine to
manhood and womanhood, Of whom six survive.
She was an estmable christian lady, aud had
been member of the NJ. E. Church, for many
years. -Chdis SeRtfneL