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The New York herald., 1876-09-09
A COMPLICATED CASE.
THREE coLoRED MxS IN cusrop,

THREE CoLoRED MIN IN CUSTODY.
Yesterday afternoon three colored men, named re.
spectvely George Wise, OF No. 215 West Sixteenth
street, Levi H. Perris, OF Brooklyn, and Thomas Hill
OF No 120 Clinton place were arragned before Justice
Morgan, in the Tombs Police Court, charge of
stealing box containing twelve dozen Davidsons
syrnges valued $780, from the store OF the Rubber
Clothing Company, Of No. 365 B Broadway. The
piainaEt, Mr. Frederick NJ Shepard. who is president
OF the company stated that the property stolen
the 3lst OF August, and that two OF the prisoners
namely, Wise and Perris-were employed on the prem
porters. On Thursday afternoon an officer OF
the Fiith precinct found the stolen property
in the possession of Jeremiah Quinlan, resid-
ing at No l3S William street. who arrested and
locked up The prisoners we're brought before Justice
Morgan the Tombs Police Court yesterday afternoon,
where The following facts elected ROBBERY j.
q bison, n cartman residing at No 30 Gansevoort
street. that he employed by Wise TO take
box which he told him contained kindng wood, to a
Mrs Meyers at No. King street, which ho did. Otto
Rappoio. = clerk in drug house at No. 345 Canal
street, stated that he employ ed by the prisoners
sell quantity OF the alleged stolen syrlnges which
no did sell to jeremiah Quinlan. Of No l3S William
street. for $780, ana that he was to receive So for tho
Job and William Newman, cartman who stauds at
The OF Canal street and Broadway that he
hired TO take the property to Qunlan. Mrs. Mey-
denied that she had any knowledge OF the contents
Of he box The prisoners, through the advice Of
counsel, demanded an examination and were fully
committed.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

ArKN-LvISGsroS.-A Seneca Falls, N. Y. Sep
tember o, 1870 by Rev Thomas Street. II. H., JoHx
Scorr AIrKlS to NKLLIE only daughter OF W. c. Living
stou, NJ. D., all ofNcw York city.
AYREsRoK Al the home OF the brides mother
Kngsbridgc. " ON the 9Th INST by the Ecv. Justus
o. Worth MORGAN WILCOX AYKBs, " d.. OF Brook.
lyn. TO 9 ELLA, daughter OF the late Rev. Charles A.
Roe No cards
BEowx-JosEs--On Thursday September I, 1876 at
tho residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev W.
X, Van Antwerp B. H. Brown, OF Now York to
ELKoxoax, daughter OF Thomas Jones, Esq, OF Pc
quannock, \. J.
Observation-Disclosures. On Monday, September 4,
1876 at The residence Of the BRIDES parents by tho
Rev. J. 4. Gauli, Mr PETER b. Hsrsrgp OF Whining
ion Dol, 10 Mss JuLiA b. eldest daughter of C. Quac
iDbush ESQ.,. OF New Rochelle
MASON bxEKNAS On Wednesday, September 6,
1876. Al Zion church, Norris n. " by tho Rev. DR..
Cook. CHARLES H. MASON, of Brooklyn, to LILY, only
daughter Of David Beckman ESQ, OF iormer place.
MAcpouGALL- -on Wednesday, September q,
1876, by the Rev. William Egbert, Mr.. BENJAMIN T.
MAcpoCeALL to Mss Mary y. DsvoK daughter oil the
late John A. Dcvoe, all OF this city. No cares
RosiSsoS-SkNEy On Wednesia September g. bv
Rev l. Morsell, u. n, ELI X. ROBINSON, OF New York.
and GExrRupg SExgY, Of Brooklyn
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BURGLARS SHOT AT NEW UTRECHT.

The village of New Utrcch, has been in high state
Of excitement since Thursday last, consequen, upon
daring attempt at burglary, which frustrated For
lime past the hOusehrcsking fraternity have been
exceedingly busy in that piace. and tho young men
orgsnzcI nig patrol for tho purpose Of protecting
their properly. About three o'clock on tho morning
OF Thursday two OF tho volunteer pairolmen
their along tho railroad Track when they heard
procc ding from the store OF William Cropscy,
which IS directly opposite the track. On approaching
the place ,hey tao burglars the stoop trying TO
opcn lhc store door They lrod shot each a, the
fellows. who ran away pursued by the patrol one Of
the shots took effect but the rogues managed TO get
into xsgon which IN waiting for them and were
driven on q; furious speed by thirc party
who had the vehicle IN charge The burglars
did not return the are There be no
doubt to the woundng OF one OF tho
scoundrcs, blood ~as found the door stoop aud
road TO spot where they got into the wagon
Some people. who aroused by the rgg say tney
heard man cry out, 'wait for mo- tor God's sake,
dying - Tools ~era ound on Mr. Cropseys stoop;
also q hammer sni an augcr. These latter had been
stolen from the blacksmith shop o. Michael Feelc
on last sunday nigh; the residence OF the Rev. Mr..
u. sutphin, pastor oil tho Dutca Reformed church OF
New rir,tcht, entered by burglars. and FRIDAY
two tramps, Richard O'Brlcn aud Adam Naurer were
arrested suspicion OF being the cuPrs in the latter
offence, and were committed 10 jail Tor examination.
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BlLLwIlLER September s, Mr. EUGENE T. BILLwrL-
LER
Notice OF funeral hereafter
BELDES-At Port Huron, Mich, on Wednesday,
Scpcmber o. Heller r., eldest or Samuel b. and
the late GeorgIana Bedcn, and grandson OF the late
Henry W. 1ibbts
Funeral services at Grace church, White Plans
Saturday, september 9, Mt three VI.
BkNsKrT.-At Richmond, s. l., Thursday afternoon,
September !, A. ID. 1916, Captain JOHN Ii. BENNETT.
aged rs years
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 10
tend the funeral, at ST. Andrews church. Richmond,
sunday, September TO- at haf-past Two O'Clock =. VI.
Carriages will be IN waiting at the New Dorp sta
Non on arrival OF the one O'Clock boat from the rail-
road ferry foot Whitehall street, New York
BrLAixy-At Southport Conn. THURSDAY, Septem-
Der !, ANDREW. eldest son OF Edwin and Helen L.
Bulkey, OF Brooklyn Ny.
Funeral will take place At the Congregational
church. southport ON saturday September ., at halt
psst two T. NJ. Tram leaves Grand Central depot,
foriysccold ST., at IL w. returning leaves southport
at G4j 7. NJ Friends of tho family are respectfully
invited to attend
CAHrkR drowned at Crooked Lake. September q,
FKsNgLiS CARTER, In the Both year Of his age.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
Invited 10 attend the funeral at st. Pauls Methodist
Episcopal church, An and 22d ST., the 9th inst,
Al two o'clock p ".
cHAvxL, On Friday, September 8, GxoRoE r. CHA.
WILL, aged 81 years.
Notice Of the funeral hereafter.
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ELIAS HOWE'S STATUE.

A public rumor prevailed tine since that the
poor sewing OF the city and country were 10
unite in subscription 20 plant in the Central Park
statue of the late Eas Howe pubic marx OF
their respect memory OF him whose inventive
genius has saved them much wcarying aud
routine manual labor. Fer reason hitherto
disclosed the statue mover place IN the Cen.
tra Park, but caalogued and exhibited at ,hcCcn-
tennial Exhibition the Art Gallery There. whic
there exhibited the adirin gaze OF visitors from
all parts OF the world tho cost OF its construction aad
the contract under which those coss were incurred
have found place in the hligations o tho courts.
Saaihie Ellis the artist Of the work. has brought saL
in tie Court of Common Pleas to recover iroin tEc
Howe Machine Company the sum OF $40, OJU as compcn
sat tnat respect dc charges IA ns
complaint that January, 1872 he contracted with
The defendants model ana cast IN bronze statue vi
Mr. Howe, Tor which he was TO receive The eoupen-
satcn named; thai he completed ms contract S.d
delivered The statue TO tho company, oaI received on
OF his bill only So sy3 i5 leaving balance OF
ga Vg0 20, Tor Which hc asks JGdsmeEI WIN interest
from Juno So 1873, the time "hen his coairact was
completed The company answers by stating shat the
proposition to model and cast the statue came from The
plaiull, they promising only TO advance nun money
and materials TO enable him 10 complete the WORK
that tins promise made by then on the reprcscn
that piantu was capabo and would perform tho
proposed work ia an artisuc aad worAnanlSe manner
and that in pursuance oi their promise they had AL
vauced $1,000, that instead ot the work being
performed Ia worSmaniike and artistic manner ii
dcncicnt IN these respects iaat no place could
be found II IN The Coatral PARK, and that IL Is not
worth than g. 900 IL Is explained outside the
peadings the part Of the plantn, that tue object
Of The company seeking 10 place tue statue IN
Central Park the companys founder. was 10 aGvcr
tiso its business and the why the Park Com
mssioncrs refused TO accept was that Mr. Howe WAS
With the pale OF pubic men whose statues "
their duty to accept that the Park Commissioners
complained OF the inarstic appearance Of Mr.. Howe's
supcrannuatcd cut OF garments While IN modelling
the statue the company had insisted he should, like
Cromwell, be presented exactly he was his curis
and ccattailx alike unabbrevalcd. This objection,
therefore, the artist thinks should not be charged ON
hls score. As non.rcsdent plainiin compelled
give security or costs OF suit and tac matter
TO bavc before the Court yesterday upon an ex
animation 10 the suffcency OF planta's bondSmen,
but adjourned oven
The counsel representing plainlin are Messrs Field
and ncyO; those representing deicnlants Nessrs
HucklAu, SnlalCs aud Walker
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The TABLES TURNED.

week ago a Connecticut jcwelcr, named John
Comerord, came to .his CITY and purchased stock 10
the amount OF 81 0o0 which he placed in tho hands
friend for safe keeping, and then went spree.
Yesterday morning he was brought into the Essex
Market Court, whom the following conversation oc-
curred:-
Justice FLAMMER-How much money did you have
when you came TO New York;
Commemorative thousand dOllara
Justice FLAMMER-How much have you left
CoNERFoRD (winking one eye)-rhats my business.
Justice FLAMMERI had no right TO ask the question:
but am going to fine you $40 Tor beng drunk.
CoNERroRD-Judgc, what right have you to fine mo
$40.
Justice FLAxMER (winking one eye)-Thats my busi-
Comerford taken away disconsolate. Judge
Fammer subsequently, learned he only had So left and
DISCHARGED him.
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i vs.. l.aihiop.-undertakins approved.
GENERAL SESSIONS PART l.
Before Recorder Hac8e,l

AN IMPEsrrENr THIEF PUNISHED.
John Alexander, formerly barkccper a, tho Ci.y
Hotel OF Broadway and Eighth street, was tried
the Court OF General Sessions June found
guilty OF grand larceny. He vas then rSmaaGed for
sentence, and toll that II q portion Of tae stolen
property his sentence would bo gnleucd
IN proportion. The complainant was Lcrtia j. DAVIS,
OF 80 si3 West Foriy-iour,h street ~ho stated that
March 20 she left Al the hotel where the accused
was employed and OF which Charles l. salisbury was
proprietor, trnnk containing clothing pawn ucscs
representing Jevcry IA all 10 The value OF $3.50 on
early dy Apri she returned to pay S. due the hotel
proprietor, when she found the hotel nad changed
hands Alter much roubio she found Alexander at
Nc Clinton place, and asked FOR her trunk. n.
fused TO say where was. bui she nnally found in
the express Office OF samuel Eldridgc, No. s5l woss
Thirty eighth street. the trugk opened VA
presence o The later aud The eompla found that
her property had been stolen and that
the trunk contained nothing bat some clothing
which had been worn by Alexander. Proceeding to the
pawn Office discovered that her property had been
taken by some person who presented the tickets
Thercupon she caused the arrest OF Alexander, VINO
jointly indicted by the Grand Jury with salisbury.
The latter been arrested Assistant District
Attorney Bell applied to the Court yesterday TO have
Alexander sentenced, as be had done nothing TO ro-
store any OF the stolen property to the poor woman
The Recorder sentenced him 10 four and half years
III State Prison
DRrAuLTISG CASHIER SENTENCED
John G. Schwartz former cashier OF the German
Uptown Savings Bank, 1t viii bc remembered, alb
seconded when it found that he bad emoezzled
more than 50 oOO by altering the books OF dcpostors
He came back arrested, and on the S0th OF June
pleaded guilty TO grand larceny. lie rrmandcd
Tor lli yesterday, when he sentenced Nv
The Recorder to four and half years In state Prison
roRaxs DISPOSED on.
Leopold kaufman. who says he Is clerk, and lived
at No. Broadway, was charged with forging two
checks ia tho name OF Mr. David Kanns. OF No .id
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SANITARY INSPECTION OF SHIPS

Yesterday Counsellor Williams, OF the Brooklyn
Board OF Hcata ncd IN the oicc Of the Kings County
Clerk order OF Justice Calvin =. Pratt, OF the
supreme Court denying the application of Messrs.
Brett Co, shipping merchants Of New York. Tho
plsintiis sought 10 maadAmus tho hcath authorities
from carry that OF their code whIch
qgrcs the master ol each vessel d,chafgpg cargo on
the Brook!yn shores To procure permit and pay 81
for the ssms Tho shipping merchants argued that tho
tact toAt vcssc. had passcd through Quarantine and
had clean ball OF health was sufficient evidence Tor
the Health BOARD OF the sscty Of thcr cargo from In
!oction Inc defendants contcnded that II nado
assurance douby sarcN rolnspcct The cargo. aud
that ~ was hardship tor the shipping merchants 10
Court
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DECISIONS.
MARINE COURT-CHAM
nv Judge SinnOtt.

By Judge Sinnott
Winn VS. Pullman.-MotiOn denied, without costs
O'Callaghan VS.. Brosnan.-Judgment vacated and set
aside and defendant allowed to serve answer pay
meut OF $40 costs within six days.
Babler VS.. Tellcr-Motion denied on payment OF $40
crsts TO defendant
Blunden vs. Tallmadgc Emotion denied, with $40
10 plaintiff
Silberman sc1nubley; stewart VS.. Tooker; Good
kind VS. Rapp; Rousl VS.. Simon ;o8oorden VS.. Katz.-
Orders granted
Trlpp VS.. Drennan.-Motion granted.
Cohen vs.. Mcdonnell Motion to dismiss granted.
nqund VS. RohsMoon Sen'sa, wi'H siV costs
Schmidt vs. O'Donneli; Same vs. Carey.-0rders
granted.
Farrell VS.. Gilbert-Mo,ion denied.
In the matter OF William Colligan. Subpoena dis
By Judge McAdam.
Lundy VS.. Dageeit.--Thc defendant may take
order &c. See papers.
Hayward VS.. Marcy.-Default opened on terms
Depson VS. Ravens. Memorandum Tor attorneys
Haaly W. Decentralization approved.
BY Judge sheridan.
Taressia vs. Booth-Case settled.
suEsoGATE's COURT.
Estate Of John s. Howell Order entered allowing
executor to issue against tbs executors upon judgment
appeal 20 Court OF Appeals
Estate OF Joseph j. Rogers entered directing
account of proceedings TO be fled by September III.
Estate Of Mary Anue McNar.-Order 10 show cause
why authority should not be given to executor to
mortgage lease or sell real estate to pay debts.
Estate OF Charles Holman. Order that Anthony
Hess. guardian of Louisa A. wagner pay to her sl25
Estate OF Eugene Despagne. Order That letters of
administration issus 10 Lawrence Turnure giving
proper security.
Esi1tc OF Frederick Sunkel-Order that Charles
Pau.sicck, guardian &c, be enJoincd from disyosihg
OF the estate or money IN Germalln Savings Bank
New York, until further order OF Surrogate.
William Rycr.-Order that David q. kyer BE- doomed
TO have reroanced h.s sppont,ue ut rs executor
James Dgnnc.-OrGer diminishing petition Tor pay
meni of legacy.
- whitiord--Oricr that letters OF dminis,rasicn
issue 10 Public Adm:pistrator
sufknIoR coURr--srxcIAL rAEM
HUFFMAN vs. Davidson ct aL--rcfcrcels rcro-t con.
rincd and udg lcnt OF foreclosure aud sale ordered
smith VS.. CautTel.-ordcr granting defendant loave
to furnish bond. Sc
Miller Freedman n--Moiion denied, with $40 costs.
Astic vs. HerGinger --Thrce hundred dollars allow.
ance 10 rlainuM
Bennett VS. Laihtop.-undcrtaking approved.
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Broadway, upon the National Park Bank. The nrss
beng drawn and eashed June ~ tor $3.50 and the
second July Is Tor 5000 Leopold pleaded guilty and
wac sentenced TO I've years confinement IN state
Prison.
TEN YEARS IN STATE PRISON
Thomas Sewer, q steam filter by occupation, and
who halls from Rhode Island broke into tho premises
OF Mary Burke. No $50 East Tenth street. struck her
with saucer and thea carried on 81 90 worth OF
property He pleaded guilty to robbery in the first
degree before the Recorder yesterday and vas Gent 10
State Prison for ten years.
AN UNLucKy ATTEHpr.
Henry Field, an Eng!ishman and jewelcr, living al
No IL Rose street. together with his wife, Margaret,
were arragned on an indictment charging Them with
highway robbery. IL appeared that on August D. Mrs
Field attempted pick the pocket Of Mary Hughes IN
vescy street. Mary caught the hand OF the accused IN
her pocket and grasping It cried tor help. Thereup IN
the husband OF the thief rushed to the spot and pm
Toned Mary's arms while his wife removed the pocket
book containing sl2 A The woman was discharged
and His Honor accepted plea Of grand larceny from
the husband ana sentcnceu him TO five years hard
labor IN State Prison.
PLEAS AND SENTENCES.
William Kelly, of No 22l Thompson street, who
broke into the premises Of julius Slntec, at No. l5
Beeckcr street. and stoc clothing and money TO the
value Of $50 sen, State Prison for FIVE years
John Meehan youth OF nineteen, living at No a.
Ludlow street. admitted he had snatchea watch rom
the pocket OF Go,teb schafer, OF No Greenwich
street tcrcupon scn BY the Recorder State
Prison tor three ard one-haif years
John Reynolds. who stole boxes continuing fos
worth OF stockings from BENJAMIN l.. Colin. OF No 260
Canal street, tha l2th OF August, sent to the
PenteGtiary for months
John keeie. one of ihroc boys who stole small boat
from John Quialey OF Brookya, on july l5, sea-;
10 the Penitentary Tor eighteen moDths.
John Hurry, youth of eighteen living ~ No 100
Roosevelt street who the Goth OF August snstched
a watch and chain from Charles JohLston, o. No. 50
Cherry street. went the Poni,enuarv ;or t~o ar
onc.balf years.
Henrietta Waihcl, who stole diamond ring aud other
pro; ariy from Henry rernune, o. No. 100 East Ii6
street, on Juno 25, was sen, 70 state prisou or
eighteen monthR
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CoRoNERs' CASES.

Coroner Elirger yesterday held an inquest In The
OF Peter Do0oins aged ten, OF No $50 West Forty
third street. who accidentally drowned July 10. by
falling % tho dock At pier -. North River.
Martin Law Or aged ntty, OF No 80 West street.
loubd dead Va bed Thursday afternoon.
John Spiclman, aged twenty SIX, OF Ma. c3s Third
avenue. lsbofcr khrcts brewery, tell dead on the
sidewalk az lnrd avenue ana Ninety second street
yesterday morning
Louisa Aiis ascd nity-six. vas brought 20 Bellevue
Hospital "Wednesday evening and died 10 \ icw lours
The yesterday referred " Coroner Croker 10
determine The cause OF death.
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GENERAL SESSIONS-PART ..
FORFEITED pAIL cAsEs.

Rumbcr OF prisoners released by tho Dslro, Auor-
ney on bail had failed to appear when called upon re-
Gently and yesterday morning Assistant District Al
torney Herring made statement OF the facts The
various cases 10 Judge Gilders!cevc. whercGpon His
Honor ordered returns be made to the Court OF
Common P!eas. III order that judgments may be on
terod against the deiaung bondsmen. The latter
John Fay who gave bail in $500 Tor the appearance Of
Daniel kenny indicted for assault and battery: Will
tain J. II. Hart, VINO 81, 900 ba for John walker
indicted for forgery IN the third degree; Joseph Kahn
who bonds in $500 for The appearances OF Margaret
Whaen indicted for assault and battery Michael Eancr
who FURNISHED bail in 1900 for the appearance Of
Frederick w. King, charged with assault with intent
10 Kill, and Henry Krause who furnished bail in $500
rHcrmann weigand, indicted for obtaining goods by
false pretences,
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POLICE COURT NOTES.

AT the Washington Place Police Court yesterday, be-
fore Justice Duffy, John Brady Of No 24l East Twenty
eighth street: Franklin White, ONO 454 West Twenty
ninth street. Thomas REILLY. Of No. 2l5 West Twenty
seventh street, and John Cullen, OF No. PIG West
years DID, held for trail tor attempting steal
cash box containing $50 from the stables OF the New
York Transfer Company Twenty.eghth street, be-
tAYeen Scyenlh and Eiphth avenues.
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BOARD OF POLICE.

AZ n meeting OF the Police Board yesterday Sergeant
Robb of the Eighth precinct was transferred to the
Second inspection district Tor duty aide.
The eie tion advertising awarded the Tribune
and World those papers being the lowest bidders
Tho Superintendent was directed TO detail thirty
pa,rolmen At Creedmoor during the Centennial rifle
match.
The case OF Captain Robbins was dismissed
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ESCAPED ON A TECHNICALITY
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Anthony Moladsdi young Italian, OF No 10 Dom
mick street. taken before United States Commits
sioner Dewe yesterday charge ofatemptng to pass
counterfeit tendollar national bank hat
Eighth avenue. The prisoner said that he received
the note part of his wages from man for whom no
formerly worked aud that he did not know that 1t
counterfeit No evidence could be adduced to hold the
prisoner and no discharged alter having re!uc-
tanty burned the note in the OF the Commis
siOuer,
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THE EAST RIVER BRIDGE.

On account Of delays in getting ready the requisite
machinery the first of the ropes destined to bear tho
foot bridge, which arrived this week, will not be
stretched across before Tuesday This rope =.
inches in diameter aud measures 40 ieet In length.
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AN ITALIAN COUNTERFEITEB.

An Italian pssscr Of counterfeit money was yescr-
day brought up for examination before United States
Commissioner Dcuel by Detective J. A. Button, his
cap,or The prisoner. Antonio Andreas, has proved
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-07-27

If there is anybody on whom we
lavish onr sympathy in this wide,
wide world it is Jack Brundage, edit
or cf the Grand Rapids Tribune Jack
has said some awful tough things
about TiIden-things as true as they
we're tough; and he even went way to
St. Louis 20 help beat 'sSlippery Sam.
'out Of nomination, but he failed.
And now he comes back to his news
paper to sit in cave Of gloom and eat
his dish of ''old crow" It is to bad,
Jack, but, cheer up, my boy, support
him like little democratic man. In
a democratic convention men like Sam
TiIden will beat any honest man out of
nomination, but when he gets into the
field, the people make short Of all "re-
formers of his stripe. The ''bar'l OF
money, don't go great ways then.
Console yourself that tho nominated
he cannot be elected, and after election
it will be fun for you to remark to the
boys q told you so"--Dunn Co.
NelCs
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-07-27

last few days. Tie attendance has
not been very materially diminished
because many Philedelphians have ia
ken refuge from the sweltering city in
the cooler braezes of the Park. Yet
even here Prostration and illness have
resulted from the intolerable tempera-
ture, in a few cases More oe this
weather is to be expected for two or
three weeks to come, and then, when
We get on the shady side Of summer,
and the farmers set their crops secur-
ed, we may expect the whole country to
enjoy a trip hither.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-07-27

WHEN s. j. TILDEN to gain popu-
Iarity attacked the New York Canal
Ring he was enthusiastic in his pre-
tended efforts to punish peculation,
fraud and defaIcations but when he
got down to to hard pan and found
that prominent democrats must be
made to $Afer exposure and punish
ment if the matter was probed further,
he let up, and not q one has ever been
brought to justice, 0! how grand is
Psalmuel as a Reiormer.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-07-27

in same depot in Chicago, with any Of the great
Eastern or Southern Lines. and is The most con-
venently located With reference to reaching
city,
Chicago DEPOT: Corner Canal and West
Madison St.. Horse Cars and Stage Lines for
all parts Of the City constantly passing.
CHICAGO CITY OFFICES I'll and 60 Clark st.
MILWAUKEE DEPoT Corner Reed and South
Water Streets Horse Cars and Omnibus Lines
running regularly tAerefroln TO the principal
parts Of the City.
CITT TICKET OFFICE 100 East Water Street
corner Wisconsin St.