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, 1876-09-28

West Lake strect, WAS arrested, and charged
Will, having barreIs Of spirits upon which the
stAnips Ind not hten cf[accl. He was examined
sse9 sssfs IL a HSsss HSs es so q f e ocss II
ever dreamed Of sonnccting. the ll1uor found
there with the An Sable l[stlLlcsy, unt!l onc,ay
last week nno OF tho hunters 1nglart!ctlly re-
marked concerning the 0Ed Of schintzs dog: The
tsUry Travelled until Il cntnc to tho cars ot Mr..
1,uck ard Collector Allen, who i,abhcd tic Mini
ro.a. lIu held out we'll for au.nc time, but
finally admitted tir exploit Of sch!ntz's dog That
bright July morning. !ic told how he ant' Ills
drinking considerable Of ono barrel, bad slip
ped tic rcat 10 Walsh rs vinegar, md winding
i!r by eontesslng tilat tho barrels bore the Au
The news was sent To Chicago, and warrants
were swurn out for James ]. Mc0rath and
John Corcoran - owners Of thc dIstillery;
Jat1es Walsh. rcctifler; John I. Brown. hunts
nSu rfssF s sesy Misn mi II WI W sq oa aSofss ts
dIst!llcr. Commissioner I1oyno issued the war;
rants Tuesday night Yesterday morning a
deputy United statea Marshal found Brown on
t,o Ciark street bridge, aud walked him 70 TUG
s3,fuo, With Thomas Walsl!, Of Nc. 8l Alilwau-
kcu avenue, Is surety. Peter NfcGFath was
found uext on l,ts car On the West Side.
up to iato hour iast It.. nislt They lad uot boon
found. There werc . hundred ruiuors on the
street to tho cttect TINT they Ind nDsconlc.l.
Neither could bo found by TRIBUNE reporter,
who vlsttcd every place where any trnec q them
them. -.
Thu rovcnuc officials claim to have all ncces.
sasy evidence. A. lnrge quantity Ut the stuff
has not been traced, but ns Brown IL supposed
abouts, md as llo tailcd 70 furnish ball a. dc.
m0rtlct. he was sent to the County Jail last
, 1876-09-28
M'GREW---WOLCOTT,

ANOTHER AVENUE WEDDING.
with tho fall and winter seasons como tho
pleasant social gatherings, tho parties, balls,
clubs, and receptions, and, hardly less frc-
quently, tho observance Of those pleasant ccrc-
monies which unite two supposcdty-1ovlng
hearts. Tic hguratlvo weldlng-bells were rung
aeaIn last night at tho residence Of Alexander
Wolcott, No. 1883 Michigan avenue, where
Miss Mary A. Wolcott and Mr.. G.
Z. Aictircw wcro made mnn and
wife. Miss Wolcott Ia tho lovely and
Surveyor, and Mr.. McGrew Ia promlsIng
young frrnds had nsscnbod to bid tllo young
couple Il t1ud.spccd y upon their entry Into
tic dual form of existence, and everything lad
gonspired TO Md enjoyment tn the evening.
q the. Michigan Ayenuu II. r. Church.
ilerr+ck Ills Nav 3; Fenntrnofe, md Mis-
u. s. Bristol. xir. j. r uri!l,ani, aiI Mr. Henry
Wolcott. Immediately following the ceremony.
supper Was announced. With music, dancing,
atlcouYertation tho evening was quickly passed.
The presents were nuneroas anl tasteiul.
j. +. aIcGrew; silver carl-rceelvcr, ". y Iris
tol; silver part-rceelyer, J. Grnham; decd to
half block Of RaTenawood real estate, Mr: and
Atre Nolcott; silver iIut-crackeEs, allse +. B.
Fcnnimorc: silver sslgar.spvon, Master Charlgy
Lccr.y; pair tiowcr-yases, Misses Curtiss; pair
Ellvcr tlowesVascs, Miss Jcssie ucrriek; original
watcreo!pr (cross Of ruses(, Miss Florence Gar.
rlson; tn!let-sct, Cl,arics Wolcott; cutslns aud
silver eake-baskut, Mira. A. a. Libby; Wax-tlow-
ers, Mss II. A. FcnnInore; cut-glass bouquet
holder, Miss GussIe llcrrlclz; silver trntt-dish
and SPOONS, Mt. a.ni Mrs. A. Wolcott; pll'-eusli-
ion, eH., Carrie Woleott; bronzc portable stand,
Joseph Hogan; aud many other gifts. =.
Einra Il Afen A Wn1noff :
Mr.. anl Mrs. ]. T. Mc(ircw Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph
Hogan; Afr. and Mrs. q. W. Barnard; Prof. mud
Mira. Ira Allen; slr. and Mrs. u. A. Libby; Mr..
| +. Il. Dodge; Mr. T. Curtlss; Misses Jennie
! Hogan, +. Fcnnin,ore, Mary Fcnnilaurc, Cnrrio
Rnscoe, Miss Gushing, !.izzlu Clowry, Annie
Libby, lseve aieCune, Hattie GIln'ore, born
Mcfirew, Hattie Curtlss, j. i. CurtEas, Z. Bell
Gnssio Deckcr, Jcsslc llcrrlek,. iiat.ie Fuller
Della ,1olulsost, a''l Mrssrs: ]; 9. Grant, ". s
i. Rudolph, Fernando Jones, G. n. Ya,Izwel'
II. y: Marble, Z. Chnn'ascro. L.. T. FooriAcs
q. ". Guthrie, Dr. iogcrs, Mr.. linden.
THY ncwly.wsdded left lust night for q trip to
| tho East and tho centcn4ial.
, 1876-09-28
TIE CIYY-HALI,

tbs city's receipts yesterday were s23s3 from
wRtcr-rcnts and $3.50 from 1icenscs. There
havu been issucd since July l o,TM suloor-
licenses and It Is calculated that there arc about
1875 yet to come.
On!cer Keran Foley WAS yesterday discharged
from tho police force for wrongfully arrcstlng n
man named Mike Fitzpatrick, who glys that
tho officer caused Ills arrest because he had set
dog on him, mud he, Mike, had done no such
thing.
NJ. W. Hazelton wants to put Ia l,is patent
process for dccompostng water for fuel at tho
Watcr-Works ut Ills own expense, ind, II 1t
should prove satisfactory, lie will sell the right
for So, COO, the city not to pay until It has saved
tint amount III tlIu coal bills:
A contract for furnishing hay for the Fire
Department lor tllo ensuing ycar was yesterday
awarded to Charles Vccrscnu. who agrces to
furnish 40 o: more tons ut $3.50 pei TOM
Which Ia less by $3.E0 urr ton tAn many con-
panics having numbers Of horses are accustomed
to pay,
Tho Hon. ]. Russcl! Jones, President OF tho
Vest Division Railway cumpany,, called at tho
Mnyor's oi.lee yesterday, anu lad the fAtstcd-
etrect railway ordinance Signed by llia llonor.
Tho gettleman stasetl that IL was the desire of
tllu Company to begln work immediately, nuhl
tint @ o lo would telegraph 4 T. once IN order for
here within y week, aud tho extension begun at
| utlcc.
Tho Department OF Public Works yesterday
ononcd bids for tile construction Of sewcss Oh
West Chicago aycnnc, ltobcy, Iowa, and New
MeNichpls, a. foilows d tcc., t2.7l per tout;
l{oot, Is cents per foost. Ths highest bidder
WIS Roger Powers, whose figures asc us foilows:
list, ss7s, Tie awasd Il tie contrasts vii vii bo
| nlalB to-day.
Tho Department Of Public Works yesterday
| telegFRphel to tho Z. 7. Gleasoa Manufacturing
Company II Nsw & York 10 send Immediately to
tas ae1s ssy yol tost a II o gNst q a sst p
ions. 1t las heon feared that these burners
would not allow Of sufficient light, Gut
tAo Mayo5; confident ah,,',., that tluy w'!l.
basicss p parton u to% 20 that tn ecr Worhns ls
ean easily bc determined, IN regard 10 this
| street illumination for the West Division tl,crc
is nothing new. Saturday Is thu tfInu SIT for
opening tho oil-b!ds; but none have yet been IT.
There Is In the hansls Of the CITY Clerk an
ordinance to grunt tic - Consumers Gas Com
pauy Ut Chicago " tle right to lay ,nans tn tlu
atrgcts ard essct works. antl to bc allowed to
furnish rus to private consumers at $@.s5 Pr
lotU cubic fsst aad to tue city 1T SLED lur ,lol
rented last Ao,llay; 1t will nlslHulltrdly appens
ut fly mkt Council meeting. Ttr "C1ns!i''.
era II Will be remembered, llah an orti1tIAi,ce
lmssetl gru,ltEnE them the right Which IL now
sought Will, Tic exception tllat Gas BY supplied
to CONSUMERS uIll ~ tbs clty for $3.50 per .DO
tSct. Thy prices we're too low TO suit them, and
thy would % 9ot aesept; N9t!InE further i.as
bcGh hea1l fFu.u the Cukc GAa Light Company,
anu II Is supposed to ba dead.
Mayor Heath, being deslrous that the city
SHOULD prntit w tbs USE Of onn Of tho smoky
burners whiuh hAys attracted ~ much attrnton
eL latc. u Tiers ~ my IIsantaEe to bu obtained
, 1876-09-28

John Parish, saloon-kceper at No. 118 West
Indiana street, complains that burglars pricd
open his door aud nbstraeted 90 worth OF wines
mud cigars.
George Hogan, rerltab1e travelling Vagrant
all lib life, was last evening locked up at Cen
trail Station charged with the larceny Of an UNI
hrelln which hn Mas trying to sell on Clark
STREET.
James F. slattcry and Thomas Barry were
cnch yesterday sent to tho House OF Correction
BY Justice Morrison, in default Of Sl00 fines.
Both nrc old-thno professionals IN the wife
beating line.
A team Of horses and wagon belonging to a
farmer at Elk Grove, whose naHle could not be
asccrtainel, rnn over tho abutment at Division
di'rs CROWNED. "i fho team WIS vaiued At saoo o.
Louisa MeDonald, Catherine Alison, Mrs.
Hail, and hlnry 1lanseu. who bought the choice
cruckcry stolen by boys from the store Of L..
Thicbetl, No. 159 Madison street, wcro ycster-
esy coyurt. es'a !" S'0'' 0''' ''SA '' INC o''n'""
Thomns Terry, noted plckpocket, was Inst
night locked up at the Central Station by Detect
ivu Jny II. Scott. There Is nothing In partieu-
nr against Terry except TINT ilc is iii inVeteratc
vagrant, very alt to bu up to some mischief Ut
my time.
AHTTY W. tlGSI1S4 lawyer u 5DIt tl 61-LUlil.
missioner Harris, was yesterday before Justtee
slliitilcrtleld cl,urget With maltreating ruther
handsome yot,ug woman, whom ho culls bio
wife, Tie Judge awartlutl hin s., and bound
hin over In $a01 bull to keep his brawny fists
from oil her pretty coa'itcnance.
Dotl, Victims Of afo,lay's booilslleil arc still
alivc Noah Perry, ellot III tho bael; by John
Thompson, colosca, was Yesterday In q much
improved coutlltlon. }ati,cs Do0y, thu victim
III U'}rten. is stIll in Il prccarfoils condition ut
the County Hospital, but, iuast.,csl o. lie gete
NJ worse, tue ptiys!clans have come hopes for
his recovery.
s,,.. v,,r,,t lin tso,ar ~ s,,oo, =, Y,
o.G ae Ea atGs, tno nsIpst ~ 1. oniun s =. ~
nun, or others, roblcd Ellen Hines Of 500 in
cash, was yesterday urrestctl for the robbery
upon State wurtaiit. Judge Summerlell wifi
cldcayor on the 20tt, inst Il ascertain wllethor
Wright or Euglctna,, robbed Ellen and. In the
mcalltIn,e, btxh urc under s1,0ON bali.
n,,a.,. 49,, 49, u,,,.. =. .,,a ,.au,, .,,,. >,..
aso s; lmo snts =" tnS 6Loty aoonL Meyul
"lmstsiM ou'.,6 " ~ ".s Uonuntus
oeenso .Hef mG.o uaa % nI %o." n. InsMer totas ;as
sage o. ~ nIy's ~ ,ouoG ~ ~ s a.a5 ., ~
II. ~ ~ eaeo a. ~ ~. w ntnto stIceE
M9tnatSla says ~ T. GGng soa'e ~ lS . ondsineh
!lulctGN ltlF shlllua!t Ill1ll. III lH Hf6b pl1NCs
, 1876-09-28
WAGES.


Bpet1a9 OF5p0ecf 70 1Ht 1HbHHf.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Sept. a7.-The workmen
employed Ia tho Chicago d Alton machine shops
held meeting tonight, attended by ESQ at
least, for the purpose Of considering tho pro-
posed reduction OF 10 per cent In their
wage contemplated by tue Company. A
number OF speeches. some quite
bitter, worc made. The result Of the
noetng wis the appointment OF Committee
iro,u rsich shop to draw up resolutions, whel,
are To l,u ll;sr,ssc.l Tomorrow nght. When tho
resolutions aro aslnptcd, u special conilnittcc
will bu appointed tu wait On ticnural-Supcrln'
tcnlent MrAIulltn. Tnnugt, there sucIns tn
hs no tlspusIllDn To tnnuYuFate general strike,
It are,,,H probable t!At s0llte OF tlIu employees
will not submit to reduction.
, 1876-09-28

WRsTMtNsTEH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
At the regular weekly meeting Of tho West
munster Presbyterian Church lust night the Iser.
Davll ". Burrell asked the congregation to
Join bin, IN request to tho Prcsbytcry for the
dissolution of ills pastoral relationship with the
ch,trrl. IIc stuffed tlat lie l,ad received Gull
from tho Second Church ut Dubuque, IL. The
pecuniasy i,sduccmcnt was the Batnc aa Ills pres
knt sulary, but tho dIfIescncr in living would
probably enable him to make moro of*tllc
AMOUNT. That, however, was not Ills sole reason
Tor desiring to accept tho call. nesidcs attend
!ng to the spiritual wants Of Westminster
Church, lie hal to shoulder tho financial part Of
Ms management, which latter duty occahl0neu
: great dcai ne worry md nore
!sbor taI many 'soald Suppose: l. %as To- r.
sry his powers Ut spiritual pcranas!on IN anuth
tr field. ue incidentally mentioned tlns the
thurch Is NOW freq from debt. We're he to
ltpy, however, this desirable statc uf atfulrs
might not last. The congregation would pruba-
bly, bo benefited BY his resignation, IL they
might sccuro better man for q less sainry.
On motion. tho congregation unanimously
doeide4 not T. Erant tho reHuest ot t.e pasoI,
ihc session Of tho Third Church, which is
pledged tu the support Ut Westminster, to U.s.
certain II something cannot by lone TO retain
Mr.. Burrcll. Tho Committee will probably ro-
port ut the next regular meeting.
EIGHTH CHURCH.
At a meeting OF tho Eighth Presbyterian
Church last evening" thu resignation oi Mr, y.
Leonard as Trustee, to tako elect When Ills
..4cccssor should he elected, WIS presented.
uittee on supply of tho Pulpit, aud adjourned
70 next Wednesday, evening.
MoOnYf3 TAHEKNACLE.
IL is expected t!lat tho hluudy and Sankey
Tabernacle will he finished Friday night. Tllu
distribution OF admission tickets will hrGtn at
No. leu Mndsou street to-tlay Ut D u. nj. No
, 1876-09-28

connection herewith, obtained from the Board
of Public Works.
The Committee on Resolutions then reported
az follows.
Of that part Of the City OF Chicago trnverfcd by
Harrison etreet have for mhny year. deeply ie!t
WnEnEAs., After long and patient waiting. urg.
inr and ncslton,ne on tl!e rast of tho clttzcns IN
eli feit compelled 10 listen 10 the urgent Demands
by passing m ordinance for tho erection Of said
bf'ago. and by making all necessary preparations
wnx.!sss. rIe tsid.es,asc !. completed. bnt "a
lying slowed away on tho gtannts Of the contract.
ths centre II thc rscr, and aree az sms arc aready
paid for All tha work, which Is now actually COM
inenctng to decay without tho compensation OF bc.
y Msctra, Thdt XVIII We dean il of tho utmost par.
surrounding nclshborhood' that this work be
RtsoipsS. That no deem II inezcu.abls vnstc
ant. n, no seGnomy to s'low @ sneh inpso.cment 80
Rtiolsfd, That we once moro urge this matter
mon t1e Mayor md Common Council III thelr con.
aaefatinn, md thnt VIC respectfully petition thcm
10 fa.e lhls improvement finished at :he very sarlI'
on s Eha t. St hs pes
matter before the Council at their noxt meeting.
md to assist their eonatItuents in obtaining their
Rtsoictd, That VIC Invite Tho Ct. o.opcras,on Of all
Interested parties In tha ncr dsfslons OF the city
To liclp us bring about this Frsn1t. ..
In addition tho Committee offered tho fol-
lowing:
WHEREAS, We havc reason 70 believe TINT porr-
fon OF tho funds appropriated for this ml,ch.necd-
cd improvement llaB bacn diverted from tts ls1tt.
mate object and used for other purposes; therefore,
Rtsoictd, That VIC. the taxpayers md residents
interested IN tliis tmr.oscmsnt, h,creby caa npon
, 1876-09-28

OF merit by the Judges OF awards and by tne
Centennial Commission. The Centennial an-
ttloritcs wcre not empowered 10 grant any
higher award, anil tho Decker Brothers having
achieved this distinction, may Justly claim a tri.
umph ovcr tho whole world. All the beat Amer
lean and foreign mnkcra wprc represented in the
contest, and tic decision In fnvor of Decker
Brothers Is therefore nil tho important aud hon.
Hraalr
, 1876-09-28
inAIkIkGA@sESs

SHAVER -LAatn-At the sesidcnes Of ths
hrfdc,a parents, Chicago, Sept. y, 1870. BY tho
ton. Delaware County, N. Y. and Esa A. Lamb.
TALBOT-EsTEY-1n thta city. On Tho 2t,th
tnnL |. BY tho Roy. Dayld Swing. aasIssed by The
Miss Flora Estcy, daughter Of W. II. Estcy, Esq.
NICHOLAS -W1Ls0N-1n tho eth Inst. at tho
residence Of tho brtdre rnrcnta, 692 Wet Twelfth
Nichols Ind Miss Nina u. Wilson, Ill oi this city.
ai1t.LEIl-FUX-On the evening Of Sept. &C. By
Tho HOY. Il. r, rowoll,. Albert Millot and Ailes
Alfcc N. Fox. eldest daughter OF =. A.. Fnx at bis
residence, 600 Went Monroe street, Chicago.
, 1876-09-28
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

N1uAN 1y1kxlA -$49 ~ @s
rho r1nton psr 4. paner Company write to
Inu o"'n" ., E .tsx,, ~ .,rc,,t.t,on tbnt Mr.. Nc
ssv tAat 'lo e.ol5 ~ .,'ss ,',s avn n,odue,1nn
olse, pa.'.,ou Va q l,en,,a1t In, no founda.
ske.en 1',aao " ~ ~
ton LII fact.
,,.n..,o nn.1con' ri Madison street fTa1suNr
n,,'sIe., ,p.s a. fo1ov.: So. M, 80; 10 =. .,,..
%: S''r Ia m 10; .. NJ, e.; p. NJ. 81. Barome.
'e5 mn Ill., ~ % NJ p,ptnn,.t @ s' Will deliver an id.
LUG les. ,'.,..a. "a. -. - q 1ro,,,e-.rc.n y A. thc
dress on tue ano}ce1 o. ans o..4st ~"
morrow evening, Sept. %, 1876. Gool music
vill he nroy!dcd, Tho public arc invited.
W.. ~ F '...,s. c.,,a,,,t,n -, ,ho 1vonen,s
The Executive COMMITTEE o1 tnc "o"shs
Christian Temperance Union arc requested TO
n,,ct Al Room g. f4S Madison street, at 10 4. m.
.hor, todav. Al, of11ccrn of t,e Union are rncnl-
pump 49,, ra"..st.a r,,,n,t,,on nv.cnt thosc
pers o. t"e hAee".''o N"',''.o .,sa..',
Vicc"Prcssdehts WHO "eFo HUI 'eRa'a''5 ''1s'e"
A. r,,,tou ~ +hc Fourth 11t,uots Cavalry
,,e,..".as.. ,,.,;1 ~ tha Grand pact,,c Hate, an
voi"ntecss' !!eA'1 Nv S''o ul"n. ,,.|s 90 -
Tuesday evening, II WIS feeolVeo that asote "
THINKS be rendered to tho proprictors OF tho
hntel for The neat md boNntcolls rcpast fut-
hlshca' hna 70 jun o. ninNo ~ ~" .,, "o."n
atlehton atu eouEteo'eS on""" w "4'0 Ne~1.'
On Sunday the corncr-stonc Of the nc" IT,
aosrnh,s Church. corner Of North Market ami
gtm ..,, - LA ~ AZ :, m hv ~. m
I'm sI5ecte, WI ~ na ~ n f. -. ~ fs%oa."
HcS' llonhs Foiey, - -, ns..Gp " III ea .ssst
in tho celebration arc requested to assemble At
2l6 n, III. sharp, at tic corner of LaSalae aEiA
Michigan structs Thence they will march north
tn Eric. from Eric cast to State, from State
north to Chicago aycnuc; thence west 10 Mar-
kct, and from Market north to the church.
A. ,,,o,,. ~ ,,,,o,,, yoa,cr,ov ,norntno f,t,rcr
rus ~ muo'i 1,aa,ay fo,;i the h,siv ~ nnn r.
Seht'J 4eH'''.ee -. IT,. AZ. 1noI,
, 1876-09-28

Carriages one dollar pur honr. From T.. aA.s
we shal! furnish currlnges Ut the following pnuic
prices: For hrst hour, s.; each additional hour.
u; casriages fur thcatre, purly, 0s church, 81 10
ST. Drivers IN livery II dcaIrca. Dur s,orE II the
largcss anu nnest III tho city, anu none but thu
aios. competent drivers employed.
lkARnHLEy, NEWTON i Co.,
Ttcmont and Sherman Houses Livery.
, 1876-09-28
PRIZE AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,

fEFC1d} 7NSIXIt<H ID 3N9 3F161h}.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Sept. a7.-Thu Bradley
Manufacturing Company, af Syraeuse aud Chi
eayu, laye been awarded tIrce diplomas ot
onor and three gra,d medals of merit for their
l&eapng- Machine aid Moving Machines, Hay
ltukcs and rushtmteil llclyt-famI,er. Thu
Judges md the Centennial Commission unnlli-
Muusly eoncurred IN tllis lecisoll.
, 1876-09-28
I'oLITICAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

49, o1 uunMla hhtuostoAn 49,. ~ ,ns, vnnttoN.
n ~ n v0se's :, o. ~ Go9x & Goy aro c fc
aagean cooysnt'o,i @ e. be hea h r"rwell la
e p H. on vG n a. En- ~
county o'llsets e n eesiod en .!e - day q
r. noTt on9 sstst AtseTney ene sef
ono csesE u C1.euis Ioast ono co[onos one Nc-
Tho pPiusry ' mess,nss 70 :elss} slcssses 70 tse
es ssy o % 1s SsiS 4sSf as,
viii bs hs'a ifo@ ~ 10 O'clock T. y: Tho pfimst}
.ss! ases %orn t9 Gsa @ rs ts ,sp 1 = ess sss
.,6;. nn Gau%st wae w nS ne M 81
o,naris. r. ~ r as assG IS ~ ~, o
aases r III III pmsy neet s ad e. ua
b. nef IT # dssEates at each ward anu town Ia entitled
Fill y Warj sorner Of 1ack,on .trcet and Third
f1sne'uSgos 1"ns1ev NtSs r. nj a William u ose Id
''s; Snennt; WarS' Hi ststa ,trccs-,1ude... r. e..
y!ss1lng, sls j. ". E. Thomss. j. b. chahca' Eight
asrnYaieS riBtI' Il, ~ ooo ,uob,., ,s7.,u.1oao,..
Galloway. r +. Patterson. Andrew Erawfor9,
10y aeiss.stssgs: I IS ... s..,. ~ -. -.
set sE:?Sfssafts Fss,s T. II ssss %ssss D. H.
E.n Ma W ss sHnses A,Ses F5ea
deafns' dscGafcs' L. Stepnea'' o. - may oeffs' ''1
LHi si1Hth Ward. 77e South Hatsted strect-Judses:
den.,tss hons Lust henfy 'alk' hodu" iode1' Five
uGeaf Resent1 watd, aa5 puo Island .v,nuo-1,dg.,.
5e6a 'ls s'S,stx AisI w'tiot' George ". Bs'kas
Eishth ii Wafi, 10 West Harrison strcct-Judsc,:
MHi1 Mht i1Is'ol1 r. v kennody James Everett
Snti VntJ 1ob, Rrow,. ,;vs,v .,o,1, IAN
wc.s M,dlann' st5ost.in'fves. '1gt Tnnnt,dr ~
ffSa ont nogihss Wr H. d. Waans9n zen as'eSase
-.1nfsrr. #. h. .ienntnvs II {, e1 Wsxmom. Il
hiS Whitasy. + FIys w del.xnas.s dlx.s W. " "as"an' ~ H.
Hi"vs;,tb wnrd itns.s ilvo,x .t,h,. ADO Wat
aaiiIses'ss n "t"t tnM h1esf SINUS, - WEI
, 1876-09-28
THE WEED AHEAD.
Tnbri1i DjsnHfrh IN TIt Yt1hurf

HARTFORD, cunIL, Scpt. 37.-Our city is In
blaze Of excitement this evening In consequence
0f the news from Philadelphia that tho Weed
Sewing Machine Company, ono Of our most
important Institutions, has received tho highest
awaru 1T tilu Centennial Exhibition, IN iulur
ulUst wurth!ly brBtUWCl.
, 1876-09-28
THE CHAMPION SINGER.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa., Sept. 2z-The very
highest awards which the Judges OF tho Centon-
nial Commission could confer upon any exhib-
itor has been given to the Singer misunderstanding
Company Tor tueIr se~lng-Maelucs, aud con-
sists u two medals u[ llonor unl two diplomas
ot MlcTtt.
, 1876-09-28

Splendid upright anu aquars p!anos at rates to
sult tho times. Second -laod square pianos fQF
salo at unpreccdentodly 1owpr!ces. Lyon d HsalI,
Htsts and Monroe strrctA.
, 1876-09-28
DEATHS.

HuNN-Ae Salem, Ill, SUNDAY st ! O'Clock p.
8. 1tnhn, formerly resident Of Milwaukee.
, 1876-09-28

Il tho effect nf sozudont upon the ~hula economy
of the mouth, keeping thu gums rosy and healthy.
tho teeth In perfect order, giving to ths breath 4
balnly fragtanss.
, 1876-09-28
A GRAND TRIUMPH.
Ep<etd{ pjgpqirh 10 J44 3fttuNG

PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Sept. eL-Thc Decker
Bros. grand, square, and upright pianos haso
been awarded the diploma of honor and medal
, 1876-09-28

OZoHlZED Ox.MARROW ron THE HAIR.
By Buck d Nayue1, makers Of the ''MaFa" Cologne,
, 1876-09-28

AND FIsTULA positively oured
Piles y !
NYs CV,, l37 4AdlA0n, Chicago.
, 1876-09-28

EIGHTEENTH WARD NINUTE.MEa.
EompAnlcs 4, u. and q, Eighteenth Ward tfayes
aud Wheeler Minute. 5trtl, Will meet ut thetr head.
quarters tAis evening ftt battalion parads. Hood
lnu sic has Dcen engaged.
, 1876-09-28

TWELFTH WARD REPUBLICANS.
There will be meeting OF the Republicans Of
The Filth District OF the rwcattl Ward corner Of
Osden.ay. and 1lobey.st. this evening at y
O'clock. Good spsakeIs Will bO In Attendance.
, 1876-09-28

D0YG IN BLUE
Company 4, I'oys in Blue, are hereby ordered to
report ut tbs urnnd pacidc Hotel on Thursday
usentng at o'clock sharp. Dy 0r4cr Of
L. 4. JACOBS, Captain Commanding.
BOYS IN BLUE.
Tho Eighteenth Ward boys In HlMo will meet to.
morrow evening at the cuyner Ut North Clark and
EfG
, 1876-09-28
BY WNl, +, HODGES u co.

By JAS, r, MCNAMARA q W.
1T Wabssh.ay,. N, ". cor. Matson'M
500 LOTS BOOTS AND Shoes Al AvIl!VA
rbnrsdsy Aiorntnp, Scpt n at b;51 nc'ossn.., FIR,
JAS, i, MCNAMARA w, 1W-...
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-05-01
IOLI1ICAL.

S. II. Calhoun, descendant Of John c. CAL
houn, was permanent President of the Nebraska
Democratic Convention.
It is now stated that Mr.. Landers has recons i'd
cred the matter, and has determined not to run as
the greerback candidate for Governor of Indiana
Minister Washburne has ielegrsphed from Par
Is that be must absolutely decline the nom nation
for Governor of Illinois. His friends now desire
10 send him to the Senate.
The Keene, On. H. Sentinel presents the fol-
lowing the result thus far Of its call for the ex-
preston Of the Presidential preferences of its
readers; Blaine and Bristow, 242; Bristow and
Blaine. 1856; Bristow and Cragin, 4; Conklin and
Hayes, !; Conklipg and Bristow, Adams and
Bristow, !. Blaine and Wheeler, / /; Bristow and
Quits, !.
1t is impossible to read Mr.. Blaine's explanation
without being impressed with its clear and obvious
sincerity and truth. We are not surprised, there
fore, to find that, even among the Democrats, be
Is considered as having satisfactorily disposed of
the recent ISLANDERS. There are always some,
however, who. in spite Of the strongest statement
that can be made, will shake their heads ominous
ly. as if they discerned some hidden meaning not
Inconsistent with what they are desirous Of he
lieyiny. Mr.. Blaine will not be likely 10 suffer
from such men, and We ire c'Lfdent 10 al lie t.
withstand the most rigid scrutiny as fsear' The
rectitude Of bis public life In every PARTICULAR
Salem Gazette.