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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-05-18

Vigiimce C1mD,Wee.--lt seems that
West Beaver township has Vigilance
Committee. There is n great deal of
petty thieving going on IN that town
hip, and ilS the Intention of the com.
milrec to stop it if possible.
We have II letter in our possession
which threatens summary vengeance,
If any of those who are engaged in thi,
unlawful business should he caught at
it. The letter is enough H. make the
hair stand erect on n persons head. It
Is solemn warning for all (and the
wrterstrongly hints that the thieves are
known To abandon this great wrong,
before they are caught, ~ no mercy
will be shown them whatever.
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Dusrhy C Co's Advertisement,

"i0 ErWFi. EIrTG'T7 fAyTATls.
soul ,ftrtrIus. We 'D ttsr. ami Marriage
GuIlr. .hpuIrg ...v sitH't. -, may h-cin,to
NuI gain tue tfyr ant nu"rti'n % .ny t.rsrn
tNry choose las'tufly. pri'e ~ mai. D. p.sis.
i.,frt,.. .lr. ttHs j. lot "a mere rt-r1iar, hut .
bttb uI rptsrs N''r.s.. utNE - co, ,l3e
>.nth Ith - T. iitd-,pbiN. pn.
NTATrI- F,r ,-,-t chto,c IN the world
htTkLN T. > '''HtG money lilrr-s U. ..
SAfLI Poo kEl ca NrWsrI. y. J.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-05-18

A SHOOTING AFFAIR. -Ol SUNDAY
evening, the 3J;h uI,,, ex.Sh erilr Rnc-
hart took two pistols, and visited the
residence of Fred Riuehart, of Green
wood twp. and Offering him one, told
him tlIa. there WAS some shooting t.
bc done, and he could have fair
chance Fred declined taking one of
the reyolyers, and started to run. when
the Sheriff fired several times ut him.
hitting him once and wouuding him
slightly. Family dllli u,ticS clu>rl the
trouble, and ii the reports Toe true. no
person will feel like blaming the cx.
sheriff for his course. Boon. Esai
Times 9th inst.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-05-18

SsypEe CoUSTY CouRrs-The Courts OF
Snyder County are held on the fourth Mondays
ef februaty. May, aud September. and second
Monday Of December.
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ALI communications. business le

--AlI communic atoms, business let
ters &c, for this Office, to secure
prompt attention should be addressed
as follows: THE Posr, Middleburg,
Snyder County, Pa. Advertisements,
communications &c. must be handed
Ia by Monday noon, to secure inser-
ton In next issue
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-05-18
HENRY A. woLrLEY,
Saddler and Harness
Maker
Cprtrnville. SNYDER County. Parma.

Kcopt On hand. and nakes to order all kinds
Of Hsfnes-, Satdlos. Bridles, Whips, Collars
sc sc. hl wOr Euirautced To- one year
MIR. WO.foy asks but trial tO prove that no
unjorsta nils his tusiuess. INOvl9,Tl'
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II ONEII.
Justice Of the Peace,

7 VII IIITII IVI's ~ 7T-TIT 'NWITI'T' N
AT business p'rtliulug % 'hc ofi'c oC 1u4ti'c
~ the rctrc will r,rCll" prompt rttrn'ipu
roo.l., Atti-.cs written sc. convey turiu, A..
tended t. iu.y - '5H,tT
, 1876-10-17

The San Francisco Chronicle says: !" "Thc ctIl-
raey Of prayer WIS demonstrated under peculiar
circumstances III the john .. Leo caasc III Salt
Lake City few days n.o. One Of thu jMrors-
Andrew Curuy, d M1rInon, Ut Cedar Greek
stunu out for whIlu for verdict Of nan.
slaughter, against eleven othcrs who voted to
Hind Leo guilty OF n41rtlcr tn the flrat degrce.
At last mother OF the jury who held high rnni
In tho priesthood. ,scllVcrca very strong
prnycr tint tho jury at thu next ballot would bo
unanimous, alld 50 faithful Of purpose was his
prayer ttlat Ctray uld, u! thc next ballot,
tl.uugc his yotc frum inaNslangAtcr tu murder;
and thus the ]riesthotd practically tursed thn
ronytction OF tic atrocfolsly-Wic 'deAtsny-
Ing angel,' who sctcd as principal in tho Noun
tain Mratlnw sluughlcr."
1t is rrlntrl Ut tue lata Dr. Thomas Williams,
Of proyidence, Il. l., who for considerable
tin,u hufore l,is dratti-ahout two weeks ago
was thu oldest living graduate Of Yu!u College,
that lc lla.i wonderful fulfil In the lHnlctato
inilltencs ot prnygr. aud tho following story Is
toltl by Way VI III Illustration: "t}wmE to thu
severity ot The winter 1t 1s0i It MAS difficult Ii
krep wurn the Academy 0f W'aAlatt,cls, Co,''l,.
wt.eru he wus teaching. The lnrgo cllin,1cys uf
the building sometimes staokcl III both ends,
much to tbs a,ss,ayayee II tesles ullA se(alars,
After several vain attempts ane day 10 remedy
Tho matter, Air. Williams raped loudly On the
tahls null cullcd out. Attention! l.ct us
pruy.' lie then prayed tho l.on! t. take AWAY
The smoke, mud 4 ssst, ~ Air. Wllliams after-
ward re1Hntken.h
, 1876-10-17
WASHINGTON.

Tie River md lIarbor Appropriations
Preparations for the Meeting Of the Army
Of tho Tenncssec.
speeta, Dl.paseh to 7ns Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c., OCT. 10.-T'ho Chief Of
Engineers Inns decided upon tho distribution Of
tic remaining portion Of tho river mud harbor
appropriation. While tho details have not been
made known, tho selection OF the work to be
prosecuted was determined Tn each cuso aolcly
by It's commercial Importance, and generally
tllos1 items which wcro Introduced into the
blll as n result Of log-solling by melnbors Of
cach political marty hare hccn tgnosetl.
WAsmtaaroS, y. G., Oct. lt-T1o pro-
gras,fle Of exercises connected with tho meet
ing OF tho Society Ut tln Army of tho 'reuncs-
see nnd uilyciltns Of tho Mciherann htntun is
complete. There will be grand civic and mill
!ary, display on t,c sth. Tho Departments VII
cmploycB to Join with nther tittzens In the cxcr-
clses. Tho District atlttia aud Marine Cnrps
will scryp aB a military escort. The hana from
Fort McHcnry, Baltimore 1Iarbor, Is also Or
t!crct hero for the occasion. ficn David Hum
ter, United States Army, viii act as Grand
tho 18Th will Burpass any that llns been Wit
ncsscd here since President Grant'a first H.
augural.
ii tllc Supreme Court decision in Chimes
Bclding ct. ii. ys. Halo md Rector, error to
tho SUPREME Court Of Arkansas, appcrtain!ng
the principal controversy between the parties to
It was disposed Of by tho decision In the 11oi
Spring cases last wlntcr by declaring That none
OF them wcsc entitled to tho land. As the su
prctna Court Of the Slate has mt controvcncG
that DECISION but has refused to ai1 either ol
tho rartles, ami by It's action saved tho rights o
the United States, no error IL found, md tht
| decision bcf0W Is affirmed.
, 1876-10-17


Alcssrs. Frank sturges = Co. aro preparing
statement Of their arurs for their creditors, and
vii, have 1t ready In day or two. Aa to their
liabilities, they DECLARE their utter Inability to
sneak at present, and DECLINE to assign any
cause for tho fatlura beyond an effort 10 dis
Charge old and simply moral obligations, which
they werc not legally liable to pay.
The house was established in 1862 by T. s.
Dlcscrson aud Frank ssurecs, antl was known MS
Dickerson, Sturecs s. Co. In 164 SIr. Dicker-
son retired. ard the firm, Of Frank sturEcs &
Co. was formed consisting Of Ssu1Ets, William
potsln, and Oliver II. Lee. sturges' tatler.in-
luw. Eac,, contributed to tic capital, sturges,
who had inherited u fortune from his father,
putting In tho greater share. At thn time Of
the tlre the house fui!ed for tt'e sum OF S45o0,
sd + vss Ssns n1 Hnaf{'ee s. eeas as oa tss s
dollar. y Nus also sntd TINT afterwards 4
voluntarily offered to pay the nthrr 10, thaugh
II now appears TINT the settlement eonte,n.
plated I'd per cent in cash and the ha1atco IN
hyc years. ,The !ir.n started right up again, ana
though cxpcnaing large amounts IN improved
machinery for stamping metats. but these CT.
peudtturrs ant tue payment Of the GID obilEa-
ttons havs materially c,ipned tho iirn. u Is
half million dollars outside Of tnortgAge
liabilities, amounting to SIG, 900. Their asscts
III real estate, taaclllnery, aud stock, Gre csti-
mated to BE-, IL good linus, $7000 00l to $5o0,G ,GNo.
| Their exposition OF their affairs Is anxtously
looked for to sct at sest some startling runners
A number Ut tho crettors arc III town, md 9TH
| crs are cxpected. Nothing definite has been ct.
fcrcd, but 1t is hlntea tllat tho firm are asking
Tor ttnc without security. II Ia said that Eslr-
res was roatly ut QUO tiu,e TO offer stovlt In the
stamping coucern IN payment Ut the debts, hut
TIERS was no inclination Oh tho part of the cred
| ttprs to accept.
, 1876-10-17

CHANGING ELECTION JUDGES.
Tie regular weekly meeting Of the County
Boarsl was held yesterday afternoon. nil the
members being xcsent.
a communication was read from the Rcpuh-
llrun County Central Committee calling attan-
tim 10 Irregularities In thq appointment Of
Judges Ut election, and po!ling-plaees, attrlhu-
tublc to csrors made by the Secretary of tue
Grand Council, etc, in The transmission of the
list of names, and aAklog that certain changes
ua1ncl he made.
Sir, hfcCa1fcy was opposed to any changes
being made, He believed tha movement was
fraught with evil, aud Ind been inauguratcd
with ,yiew to lnd!n. some oeeaslon to ccnsure
the Board, as Ind been done last tall. liz
thought Mt. Clollgh waa al tue bottom Of It,
and Ind nnticeti that he haA attacked thu
Board Saturday tn meeting OF the Republican
Some further dispute foluws,l, IN the nlitlbt
OF which q comnlittee from tlls Central Gun.
were made. Tho list at Judges and voting.
places, - corrected, will be found In another
Several changes were also made On tho motion
Of various conmlsslonets. ,.r.,-, ..,,.,.
WIS adopted:
Rt,o1rtd, Th.. the Town q Lsko View BE-, and
tho .au,o Il hsrsby. divided Into three election
d.atslsss.
A number of bills were then read and refer.
red, aud thc drawing Of Grand jury loF the
November term Of the Criminal Court was pro
ccsdtd With, resulting ~ follaws; u. A; Arn'
strong, y. T. Nust0n, ]. w. Enrtght. y: "
Roach, sir. Ward, john Hctsman, G. y; Chris
tianson, James Clifford, Robert Upton, ": He'd
law, j., Peter H2rtweli. Johu Hickey, john II.
Collins, James Mclaughlin. a. 4. George, Peter
, 1876-10-17
GEN. HOWARD

IN sEAnoA or THE NEE Fhhe1s'
Gen. .. y. Howard affaFea IN Chteaeo Scstcr-
day on his way westward to patcli up tho al'is-
49,, H. ~ rorn,,tsato,, ro,nnoaed ~ Mai II
erhl 'sv's ~ ,,.,...' a.,s,.a,, ~ - 49,
C'ay Wood' William st'ckhoy' secretary OF tae
Board Of Indian Commissioners, u. II. aesome,
II +
:" ~, =. - a.. ~. ,,,u.,. !, ,o,r,od ,n ,ho
Inc true Of tae Nez refscs Is ioc"seu on % lne
Lapwat RESERVATION, near tue lo"n ol Le"1s-
tom Idaho. Fort Lapwal Is close by, and Is at
nrcscnt occup.cd by one company OF infantry
p,,, <,ra ~ cavalry. ,,n1c- can Unward. Altar
a'o wy ~ ,'.1 , e.,a, ~ H., N.- pa.
LIE RESERVATION Aau pee.a ccoca ~ 'ae He1 ,et.
some Of tho tribe refused to enter. The Chief
, 1876-10-17
A Noted ForRcr's 1solChac.

william Roupeli, ot,co member Of Parliament
for lambeth, who, fourteen years ago. was
found guilty 1T forgery md sentenced 70 penal
seryo S s sf tsgy ny ssn Sesa.e
fro,p imprisonn,cnt. Both from t1o position Of
tho criminal and the circumstances under which
tho crime WIS committed, tflo cAec attracted
much attention At tho c,.5I mc; na. uatH aHIsa ."I
cvuu tho name Of tho unfortunate Inpu had
almost bccn cifaccd from tho public memory:
Many persons, however, Will bD aelc to rccnll
tho sensation which was cauacd when tic ior-
Notpell was the oldest and illegitimatc son
Of wealthy parents, who married subsequently
to hts BIRTH In hts will, Ills fathcr hAlbcgucnti''
cd Ills lnrge property to the acsor.l so1 who "as
opportunity Of destroying this wilt and forge!l
another, by which tho pronerty, wins left to us
mother anil ho was appointed sole executor.
The deed accumulated, Ills consciencc scsitis
T. have allowed im no Reaee Of mn' m caarv nnu u
squanlercd estate after estate. At last llc con.
fcasctl his crime, but by flss confession he only
allittgd the consequences Of 1t from one SCI oi
victims to another; and those 70 W!oiil nc naa !
losers. Ills faulty rcgaiucd their rights. bht
those who Ind atlraucett him rlrchasc.1Noney
estates sold by h!n under falso titles suffered
by Ills deceit. When he appeared In the dock to
ing tic Judge who condemned hin. lint his sole
cvil t whicI lo lad done. In prison, at Portland,
lis conduct was most exemplary. lIc devoted
oil lda faculties to tho relief Of the s1ek and
weak, and administered, eucl cotlsolatIon az
he could to the dying. THUS, wholly resigned
to },is lot, counting himself happy to 10 ahle to
turn to my uso Il life 80 drcarily ovcrshadowcd.
hc fulfilled tho term Of fourteen years: Sen.
tcnecd for lIfo tu exile from the world which bud
known him, he seemed to l1ayc NJ wish 10 C. es.
cape from Ills lot. When, aome tiMc ago, tho
Prince OF Wales visited the establishment at
Portland, ho evtnccd deep tntcIcst ~
Koupell's casc and engaged II possible to cffect
his emancipation. Hut tho sad prisoner gently
cxprcsscI Ills determination to end his days In
the satno monotonous aeclusior, ligftcncd onl5
by the consciousness tint be waa trying to ulake
some amends for tho past. Sfnco then tt't
Queen hes tnttmated her gracious pleasure thai
, 1876-10-17
POLI'rlUAL ANNOUNOEsIE ENrSs
MINIJTE. MEN,

Headquarters SECOND Dtv1st0N HATEs AND
WHEELER Mrs1rE -MEH, Oct. II. -Gcncral Order
No. al. There having been a number of
changes In tho s,aIs. by reason Of pEomottons md
resxnntions, tho General commanding hereby an.
nnunccs the following. named oalcoEs al constitute
ing tho Division ard pesMnneMt StaH, who Will he
Obeyel and respected accordingly: Capt. Il. T,
Wilson, Chief OK staff; Can't. q. r. Gould, Assist
ant AIJntant. General; lnpt. II. Z. Dickson, Acttng
Aeslstant Adlntans: General; Nal. j.. e. g. I'samt
Hammond, Assistant 1nsrector .t'cneml; Moj.
Iioti,nnn, ch!es uf Cavalry; Nal tlsu. y. Wh!ts.
wsrds, hai. p. ". G'a.k. j., N.Y.. 8. +; clsye'
Capt. j. il. Mcars, Lieut.. j.. /. slaycc:, Capt c.
Manner, Mai. u. i. 1ialcou1. Cnpt d. v. Dybatl;
tHpt. II. 4. Paulsen Capt. II. n icnnlnKs, Lieut..
". j. Joncs, Capt., j.. 3. Troy; CAPT. i. u.
White, Capt. Otto Fisher, Cart I'd T1ompE9M
E;ckhardt, capt Gilbert 0lcaon, Gans. rhanas
Shea. Capt. II. L. llirtx, Can't. r. EiIbastc Cunt.
A. Mnaa. Capt. ]. Macarthur, dr., Capt. W.
W, Fithinu, Capt. O. H.. Jcnnison. Capt 4.
Dresetar, Capt. tieorgo M. Miller.
II. Tho regular ucUting Of tho staG officers VIII
be held Ut Headquarters Src0ul Division csery a!uH.
day afternoon aL ! o'clock, 1s1 Wnst Madison
iii. Ward cluba will hold thcnnelvcs In rcadl-
ncss to paetictpota In tho gTanl deuoastratlon to
be held Saturday ofentnE, special ottlnr will DO
tsslcl In duo Ac4son 10 tho wards. lily order
q. Il. MAvsas.
Rrigadler- -Neneral Commanding.
, 1876-10-17
SUBURBAN..

To-day oil persons will liavo chance to regis
ter, and It would be well for all voters to sec to
1t. The names on tho old poll-book will be
transferred to tho now one, where tho judges
suppose tho persons hare not moved awny.
III. g. Fl. Carlson, the draughtsman Of tho
village, Is preparing an atlas Of tlsc Town Of
Hyde Park during the winter evenings. Tho
vii1nge-atlas IS progressing finely. .Agvcat deal
Of 1t was tnado over, Us It was spoiled hy hand-
ling.
The yQung ladies' Of the village are talking
about s,}ganiztnE dramatic club. All tho rcsi-
dents will ho happy 10 see such IN organization
III 5nrcc.
Mr. Steven Bowers' little baby died Sunday
afternoon and WIS hurled yesterday
Towu.Ilalt, and the drainage question will come
up again. The residents Of thu north cud Of
tic village should atsetld to this, and sec that
South Chicago has good pumplng-works.
, 1876-10-17
Efcct of t,ecofi in Rifle Shooting.

BpFtHRHfW t3IHat.J CHIHH.
Il hus been q ulieatton With inarksmen whether
the rocoi Of pistol or rifle occurred before tic
ball LETT the bore. Many have contcadcd that
It did not, and that tho tendency ot pistol to
"tl,ro,v up'' did nut affect Its accuracy. A
recent experiment seenls to have shown con,
clusively TINT the rccotl occt,rs before tho ball
leaves tho bore and docs affect It's direction.
The experiment was this: A rifle barrel, twelve
inches long for convenience, was secured to
solid bed III such way aa to prevent nhy noye.
1cnt, but that Of recoii directly to tho rear AMI,
upward. In this situation It was fired . lltnl-
her Of times, ant the bnlis followed each other
into the same hole III tho targes. An inclInu or
wedge was then made faBt unp,i the bed nt thy
rear Of tho barrel IN such a way that the brcceh
would DO ruiscl rs It slsl buck In tile rccotl.
Fired Under these conditions, It sent thc ln'ls
lower than before. This showed that the re-
coil and subsequent elevation of tho breecl ot-
cured III season to effect tho direction Of the
ball,-tllat Is, before Il had loft the borg. Of
col,rsc the length Of tho harrel has an effect in
several ways upon tho tlcgreu III wlict, the re-
coil affects tho occuraey Of the shooting.
, 1876-10-17

II It whta only known 10 their superior oteess, OF
tho benevolent enl,ghtcncd,. and proGrcsriTe
italian Government, they woutd At oneo meet with
richly ;iu.ervrd aMt, 10 urgently nectcd.
4 tilufo detailed statement has been laid before
HoF britannia MaJrtty'n Hice.C .C0nAul at Mcstln1.
and inquiry inio Tho fnnttcr II now being nndc hy
Tho Italian authorities who At once took up tho
cusc. am, Btf, yours faithfully,
Ca.tolio Catarinn. Taorminn, Sicily. Sept. 20.
bear tcntimnny TO tho Rhoye being correct
faithfully, CLAv1i MoNfRT0S.
Eaetelio Catalina, Tnorn1na, Sicily.
, 1876-10-17
strcfner, .racnb Hunts!nger, P. 8. Fagan, D.
WymRk,, and w. Kramer.

strcfner, .1acob ffuntssngcr, P. 8. Pagan, D.
Wyman. and W. Kramer.
HEC0RngR'3 OFFICE.
Propositions were then read In answer to m
advertisement for accommodations tor .hc Rc.
corl1cr. Tie bids wcro three In number, and
were referred to the Committee on Public Rec
orls.
Tho Committee OH Hospitals reported n
favor Of allowing bills amounting to f0'7s0;go,
aud IN fnvor OF removing tho furniture At tho
Tho Committee on Public Charities reported
III favor OF allowing bills aggrcgattng $4,000.
Adopted.
favor Of combining the bids for supplying tho
county with coal to Wilmington soft coal, and
In favor Of making Tho award to Henry Baker
for both hard and soft coal nt his bids, VIZ:
s5as; ;J JnIi md Comfy Builatng, ss.16; ih.sne
Asylum, e4.1; md Normal Scliool, 49, IT, Tho
report went OH to say Tint other bids Ind been
received, hut Soma proposed to furnish nthcr
out, while other bidders, who were lower, had
fniletl to appear before tho Committee, etc; Az
taGhc1 to tic tep6rt WIS letter from, tic Braid
wood Mining Company, withdrawing their Did,
etc., on nccnilnt al d strike.
Tho report led to SUNG discussion, n which
rcnlp,,strnnco nuinerolaly signed ~ tue interest
nt james G,ry WIS presented, setting forsn that
lfA bitl was lower, etc.
thought tic rcnionstranec out OF pnce. Tho
adoption Of the report would savc the county
thuiisanda ot dollars.
Nj Conly said Mr. Carr had failed tp t. furnish
tho Committee tho proper security: aaa nG Was M NJ
experimentcr llad no mines, and no fac1litics TO
In reply, alr. t}nry submitted a letter from!
". ". O'Bricn offering to go on his bond, and and
aso ta,isf the 9Gnss 91 Ad and
Tho rrport was subsequently ntopted by a
, 1876-10-17

Rose, dan, noxana by Duke Of No1nbce. J. Leo.
aa,itc. Roam. ycnr1Ing, hy Duke Of Nnxnbcc,
dam tsall!o :@d by Enrk Of harrington. II. llarpcr
i'eaft "a, Roau, = years, by Earl Of Harrington,
dam pea,l by Ne!l Shasen, William Hamilton,
$50. , 81,
Toxnbee, dam Julia by Earl Of DarF'natou. Il.
Harper, $40.
Second 1o1o Flat Greek. Rom, 0 years, BY Eatl
Sharnn. IL +. Van. Meter, 5000
i.n,iy b'Io 9th: Msa, Ysasl!nS X n.,,n naKe az
", L. alliuth. 89HO.
, 1876-10-17
glrc tho city right Of way for the bridge II tho
city would give him n qu1t-claini decd to what
L. na1Y the en-, nf Iinrrfanu street.

Is now the end Of Harrison street.
The following building permits were tesncd
ye.tcrlny: Or. W. A1fpoFt. Six 2.story. brick,
stoactront houses; exl5 fces each, q, Ca''for;,
4. llage!nar, sIx i'-story, BRICK, :tone-front
houses, 25x7b feet cacl,, oh Wells street, near
Eric; Mercy Hospital, al-stnsy brick structure.
tfor dfasccttng p,lrposcsl 2sx'sa feet, corner ol
Twcnty-stxth street anti Calumet nvcnnc.
Last Ju1y, when The etty was In such st.atts
an and I maturing paper, tho sicrehants savtnE.,
Loan Il Trust Company, Of which Sol Smith 4.
President, volunteered to nay tho coupons at
tho city bonds, anil the nfler was accepted.
st aG"'tI loe. ese''f Thcrcrore tho s'' Mayor and
thc Finance Commit! !ee have borrowed f25o, QUO;
from thu Mrrrhants' md Commercial National
tionni saN,0oo. OF Tits sss,a, s2oo, 600 has becn
pal 10 The aforementioned bank TINT met tie
coupon. indchtcs!ncss. The rate & q Interest
allowed on thc loaE was : per cent. me Cninp.
word rs 70 the prospects, Of ohtatu!ng
cheap loan In tint qllarter. The c,nploycs nre
aglin growing anxious for wages past1irc.. Ii.e
August ana September salaries have not yet
been paid to tho regular employees Of thu city;
and eannot 10 TIL D loaM hos hecn obtained.
Therefore there In agoo deal Of inquiry abont T.
nancIal Matters and the weather demands That
coal, clothes, etc., hs fouud, there Is consider-
city behind Csc nanths in paymcnts-shoald
rcturlt.
Tho Mayor Inns at last decided upon. a course
Of action wl'cl, lie thinks will rid the city Of
TINT cnrsc known rs tho Bridgeport nnlkahcc,
aut fns Instructed Attorney Boylcn. to cnns-
cncc slit nginst the following. persons,
proprfctors Of stencil factories In, odoriferous
bridgeport: O'Mnlley Il Sous, Turner Bros,
Dennis Wnrt, s!,nuInan q Co., md kcfs..
toy 4 60. They VIII bo summoned
to appear before tl1e Po1ico Court and
show why their places asc not public
nufsnncua, Judge noytlell ls confident that
they can he found guilty Of being, or creating,
nuisance, ami thlhks BY lrst fintng them u1l-
der tho city ordinance and then ,1n1er tho Sfatc
laws, they, who have heretofore dsrcgartlcd the
feelings of tho cutrc population OF the city and
| yeur afker year hnre caused the aboMinahlc
| odors to be- waited broadcast throughout tho
! city, can be made to lu something to a.
1eyiatc tho sui1crfngs Of tho public nose. THO
| tluo under thu city ordinances would be ea3,
| til tic nuisance was abatcl. Under tho State
law the flnc is $1,000, or less. By the rigid en-.
! forccmcnt Uf the laws tho authorities liunc to
| be successful. The Mayor viii have the help oi
| alt the gentlemen who hare for SONG ttmc past
been In tho ecarch for tho atenrh. The object
and the fixed purpose Of the Mayor is to secure
| either removal of thu stcncli.factorles or the
| adoption of - no stencil u machines.
, 1876-10-17
Another GcEiia,l IsIuotlon Of Silver Cu!n-
AE4.

According 10 tle German Journals, another
inl,nrtant step has Just been decided upon IN
completion Of the fierl,,an coinage reform. fA1a
Is ttiC withdrawal frnln circulation OF the two
1haicr piceus pf thu Frnsstan valuation. AscoFs!-
iny to tAu estimates latl bgloFe tbs HERMAN
Legislature, tho total roluage af one aud twt-
ti,aler pjeres fsan t1rdt Ia last lad hern about
IW OD ttalerst or abuut III, ,00, ,O01, 81 which
thn lwo.thuler f4,fnuge nlone waa H,0NtM
thalers, or about ~, 7uo YOU, ~ that practically
deal with Is . coinage of ahsat Ks, ,uo0,oQo
, 1876-10-17

FRAGRANT BREATH AND PEAfLY TEETH
arc easily attained, and thoeo who fA!l 10 svail
themselves Of the means should not conapaln
when urcuset nf gross neglect. This 6oxudant will
speedily eradicate the cuuso OF foul breath,
teaatifyuY aua prezerylns tho teeth to the oldest