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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-20
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE;
Or, sELF-PREsERvATIo
More than One Million Copies Sold.
Gold Medal Awarded to the Author by the
National Medical Association"
March 3fst 1876.

Just published by the PEABODY MEDICAL ISsTI-
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the Physiology Of Marriage, Of wedlock and Offspring
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A Great Bargain

and II Is well suited foi lumber MN OF io' "' "'""s
buslne.s. Terns, A par of the purchase money down.
The balance ON time 10 salt purchasers. This pr'senA one
Of the most advantageous chances to purchase very vaiua
HE real estate AT rea.onhbe that has been offered IN
this county for some tnie. A. , cAxp
Montpelier August !. 1876 1u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-20
DR.. J. &. AVER & Co., Lowell, Mass.
r. II. EDDY,
Solicitor Of Patents for Inventions,
TRADEMARKS. OR IEsIGSs,

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After extensive practice OF UPWARDS Of tiity yerr-
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To determine the validity and utility Of Patents Of ln'r
tons aud legal and other advice endered In all narr-
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Washington
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An Necessity OF "a journey Washington TO secure rr
ent ami the usual great delay hfe here saved nyeIo,
TEsTIMOSIA
O" regard Mr. Eddy q the most capable and SUI
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for them an early and favorable consideration at the Patent
Once. EDMUND BURR r. Late AuinT OF ihtehr
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Boston, January l. 1915. "a ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-20

A coLoRED minister, wishing TO notify his
congregation that the Sunday afternoon SER
vices would be discontinued, said Here
after in the afternoon there will be no preach.
ing in the afternoon hereafter"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-20
Steam Mill,

large aud convenient buidIngs Thrty-nye Horsepower
Boiler twenty eight feet by four in dameer two sixteen
inch hues, ANA chimney ninety tes hight Lane, rkin \
brock Circular Saw, with Cutter Edge and Slab saw
Planning Machine, In fair eondtion aim House one aud
one-ha story, and convenient II preferred, he would sell
any part the above described property to suit purchasers
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-20
Farm and Timber Land I.

including steam Lumber NH timber within hree-fourihs
Of q mile of the mill, AMI mill one-ha mile from side
tmck on the Central Nerulunt miroadl Farm Building
zone and onehali story housed Barn and shed, all
venient, with running water 10 the same. Also with
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-20

nAIRYMEN TAKE NOTICE.. n. sayton,
y 10 H. n SlaNtonl Manchester, New lamp
shire Wholesale dealer IN butter cheese and all kinds Of
country produce. Consgnmens solicited Advances made
receipt OF goods. DaiTymen consigning their butter 10
me, Will have Il well sold and prompt returns
sl-tf B., NJ. SIAAfON, Manchester " H.
, 1876-02-15
THE CONSULAR BILL.
WHAT WILL THE SENATE Do 7
hrkefof bisnQtth 10 Ths Eeteaga Tribune


Hrtctat bisnateh to Thu Ghteaaa Tribune.
WARRINGTON, 0. c., Fab. 14.-Ihs Diplomatic
Corps Appropriation hill has reached this seu-
ato. Tho policy to be pura,.ed By the Senate ,n
view OF lhe action OF tho HOUSE III cutting away
from tue fosaign service becomea matter Of ro-
neWed interest. Tho announcement has bean
made by aomo OF tho Democrats, who eoeu,
to be inspired BY Randall. that tho Senate must
tako tho Appropriation bills as PASSED by tho
House, or no appropriations would be hal This
session. Thus, II tho Senate thouiI insist upon
restoring to tie Dirlomatlo bill fou Con-
RulateB ignorautlY or maisionslY struck out In
tho House, and should ndtst HAT DECENT salaries
should ho paid to Ministers and CoARuta retained
iu The service, tho House would
MEYrHA TO YIELD
and tho bill would fail. It seems to bs tho gen.
eral optuion that the Republicans OF tho Sau-
ate should resist such reductions ~ ca,-
not bo made without f1osrimeut to tue
interest Of tie nation, aud that many auc1a are
tnhda iu tue Dlp|omatto bill seems to bo almost
universally admitted. Tho S.ua&o will, In this
spirit, rcs!st tho Wholesale reduction Of salaries
OF Ministers aud consulAses. a. tending to lower
tho standard aud character Of our Representa-
tiyea in foreign countries. Il IL also probable
that some QUO Of The Republican Senators will
MAKO q careful. strong, aud thorough speech
upon tue bill ~ It cnules FROM tho House. which
will aa1yo Ia chow tue pcoplc, In q concise atid
zeada6la statement tho work OF the Democratic
etAteaMen.
, 1876-02-15
HANBLETON.


Special hsnatth to IRE Ch.cdun 1Tibunt.
WAsmsaToN. D. T., Fob. t4.-Now that Or.
uAmb[aton. clork OF Mr. Moirison's Committee,
has resigned, and bis resignation been accepted,
. grcas dcal Of inquiry IL nado aa to who was
responsible for hts appointment. It seems that
Dr.. II. was Recommended by Speaker Kerr, and
ex-Coug1esauan Beck, OF Kentucky. In the
canvasa which proceeded tho election Of Speaker
Kerr, DR.. 1Iaubleton took very active part In
faror Of Kerr, aud is said to have Influenced
the tho votes Of several Democrats by
representing Mr. Randall to bc in favor
Of the Texas Pacific iuterests. Mr.. liam
cock, Of Texas, ia reported to have asked II
this Was the Bamo uambloton who had bceu
several yepra about Washington, aud Was iu-
tore4tod in largo cotton ciailns. II 80, flo wAa
Eonerally knowna ~
A LOBBYIST.
ME. Morrison Eepljen that he understood that
DR.. II. bnd formerly been interested 10 a clam,
but that hu no louger had anything to do hat
oves with It. hr. Hill, OF Goofela. il said to
have remarked ho woutd bc pfeaeed - havo a
Georgian appointed to tho position; that he
knew Dr. H., aud IL he conld do II considerations.
" he would 10 very glad to recommend him.
But to could nat do 10.
Tho evidence agniuet Ifambfeton ipcroasee.
Those who have mndo tho h6ht aga!n-t him
hRyo discovered that tito CHILD vaa burIed Ia tile
Congressional Co1otery Lo,e, aud that the
burial certificate written by tue fauly physician
contatns tho tei'.taie ~. W. u. uaRb!eton."
Tha Democrats haye finally concluded not to
make my attempt to retnstato Namhleton.
, 1876-02-15

thinks ths scrr!ce would survive thcir ddpaf-
lure. lie ehva ho expects to collect a22, 900 900
tor Internal revenue this year. Us hRkinst 9lo,-
060.00o less labt year. and that ho Intends 10 10
this at much less per cont than last yelt. He
estimated
THE ExrESsx or COLLECTION
this ToAs would be s. ,0G0.
Treasurer Nor. having been asked what l,o
thoush. Of tho roposcd roduciioua In tho Gov.
srnmaht seryee. aata that It Is . matter q hu.
Committee ,soposoa, namely, to reduce the
el,ll 1!:t 20 PER cent, and Tho t.at,ss y
said Tho business Of tho Government
,woald como to \ etandttttl III slx n1oatlls: IL
Is. however, In favor OF reducing tho nnnlhct Of
cmployes rather tnan salaries. These ha ro-
garded ~ low as honestv AID faish1n, service
And ealartes, atr. News opinions arc exactly
tnose At oYcrs l'nseau and bopsrtmcts oifstor In
tho Government.
pEs siotsEs INTER- fMrhovfMesrr.
Tho Secretary Of War sent TO tue Houss TO-
dAv d communication from, Tho Chtof Of En-.
eintcrA, nskiug for s27j $50 to continus tic Des
MoIntB River improvements.
, 1876-02-15
DRl, RAILWAYS
Regulating j ( Pills

psfee>,Y AzltelsM, rsSAutb coatuI With susot suus
y; stfaase I'D s.tsastaega. ~.
W.. III, Is ~ INV Il .aass ~ 1Me4ss,,
sslspho Uonstst!on. Co4ta.sasss la4ige'tan NJ x.
Laxsls Fea aad I'LL 4a&nsamants tns lntss1al ~
cora. Warranted 70 sdQat poslfn c9ts Purely ssx
4 uass5.s ~. following sstaptoma ss4al.tuz froa
Dld ~ Rsss!t's y ii, al IL hlsod ii ,u.
sD.t Il IL traas. q Nalasta Fl f9Hfsa.e ~. sas
a. ssiaa!aF o. tlsi Hq,,sA md b!n'sa9s
r. t psts
ios, net4 q sbs bsfaxa taS .xht Estss s9d na p.ia
ssss: I 6S1 y; 81
fun ii ths abo9 named disorders. Psiss eeats us3
Lpa. Hn'd BY dEuSglsss
Read "Falso. aud True"
Hand oai ,Atxx4l4mo ID k4bWiY 4 co.. NA 2
NAAIsa:sts. NV fssk. lalattaAaas Essta t,ss1saa'
vii p1 seat y11. go.
, 1876-02-15

h,.- II sti u ~ H..
Satesa' o''paxn % 10 .a'eaop r. t''o"He:
NAsHfSoros' u. W feh' 14'-ine llonee Iu-
dietary suh-Commtssos, that Ia considering tho
outskfnn uf Jurisdiction Of the House over tho
.,,oa ~ 9ct,,make- ami nil Kinc. IA un1.r.
sas +. sa.s,,e, III .aa,,,,.,s ~ ~
e.ooa " H"'o Aoas.oa '1'o '.t' 80 ~ NV
7lehs to expe'' thas Tho CONSTITUTIONAL right OF
tho 1lo,ieo to oxpel mcmbcta Is not based uooo
tho right to punish tor crime, but upon other In
hornrf nowc, IN tho 1rn,se Ia ntotocL ftaeft fronn
riotcnt djanr1erIv. or t,nsnnn1iy nersona: tint
this 'u,t nower IL not for lin nun,shmeut Of
r,,itv n,o,nbera. hui for ,bo protection Of tho
Iiouso "a a tioibctatiyo bodv. This question ia
hnnv rcn.i, fcrttf IA co1tsts,a1 ona il, cobnse.
oyot otfoysca Committed before this Congress-
hcran
TIE raorEn ru,so.
Hcn ut,-s ratblci snorch Ia finally TO
ba investigated. Pint hsd passed d resolution
liractinr liz Committee On rr,utinr to innuffo
whosher any n1on,bera lad changed theIr
anccc1na aftny dciivnrinc. ,rha of1cf.i raoottnts
sniiiod "A tho ,uso1utlot was adopted,
TAnifr ESTIMATES.
The following ia Il m estimate f of tho reductions
neducs!on Of II 1aSeu,,s event on cattop goods, st,9s7,.
~. ~, Mania 81 9Ss 5af. m af,ks II i'll 1i11
~, ~ mi %no;nna * 1,,1 f,tS. m s,,n,;rios
sagsSst 81 @ Loss Of reysnuo On tlie freo lise n
u9l'oii. i' '''0S'''''' wv
o<1'SAi' ..,cro,xo
Tim 1,obin son .nti Kan, Sf,,e,, s,c aa,. ,oot.
TIM III - IN no,;,;rS si.natin, auI hsinfng AT
nina n for TX II, f,emoeratIc nominca lar fnyeInor.
p"' ''s 'A' rnnnus ~ T,e ar1Turva ~. ''s'"oA'
1uaco ro,anI vii not hc AHA INV 1oncnr ia
- .;s5ro ~ ~ .--aro IN tho Hav;sa, ststutoa
~. ~ ~ ;ho sent ~ In
!in,s" Ia t.o hooI. co;,a;n,no ths rcsnmnsnd..
tion ~ ro,rect thc er1ors rl,ish haye hens is-
cnvarnd y, - scct'nn re,n,;"r tn tha Trossrv
nn"arsmsnt' "a Nv Tbo nth.r nepartments naro sent
- ain,i!ar snrecstiona F'A'A >'-'s "'A'
!" ''A'AA1 'ash ~ 'rsw.v rxnr,,r,,v
r,o 1nf.,ior nSns,tmnnt Ina amt In tta
1ycrua +acrnst g,r >, snrr,nr;.tfon ~ "a. nm
-. ~. tfe ox,aron. ~ H. Tonaar HnnJon;,, i
snna;t,rr ,ha inftor m.E;r1 tf,is Joonnst A. a.
tx ateIs that .hn snrvsv wos mndc.tsIan III
* aIrsnsn a""i ;rrn,rai ,;ttn;t ftnawisd1a that
tho @ c1nnad,;on n W.s ny: a,,shorizcd hv iav 'A"'
>"o Ap T.s srrcIs,. - s,Tsyag roSt.t;rrrr '
Tho fniIosing.namci t,srsons lava b,on an
o,n,od mnmhcTs nf liz pr,,ncra,,c caucus cGm. in
, 1876-02-15
PLYltOUTI1 CIitJttCIf,
-, MoaE .uMoERHAnpsb' WORK.

7,MoaE .uMpEaHAnpsb WORK.
Spseiat D!spateh to The Ehteaoo 7rfttht.
NEw Yons, Fob. 1t.-On Sunday laas fhona.
Il j. Tiluos, c1etk OF Plymouth Clutch, waA
waited upon b. Professors smyta. Churchill,
and Mead, Of tilo Church Of tho Andosor, bias..,
Theological Seminary. bringing foster inviting.
Plymouth chttrer to jo'd i'd calling Mutual
Council 10 fully investigate tie Doechor scandal.
afr. TlIne3 Kept tho hitter a6crat until hf.ef
tho evening services. thereby making it luaposal.
Nd TO can eptciAi theel!ne ot tno chutch to re-
ply to tho !sster until neat week, when tho Ad-
work and advised Il any further investigation
DO NECESSARY. 1t II nos likolyr thetoforo, that
Plymouth Church will md it ei.lor ady'aablo OF
necessary to 1accopt tho proposition from An
qoyor: Tho AnuoYer Church was On Mrd. Moul-
toms tlat for Uutuag Couucil,
, 1876-02-15
CASUALTIES.

"AcclpEhTs N THE KuKiux COUNTRY
3pee,a! Disndtta 10 The tAte1so Tr,punt.
CIunoSpILk. H., FAb. 1i.-fearce refcoll,
coi1 miner. uxs found dead Id hb street Of Muir
phyaboro yesterday morning. 1t Is supposed
ho WAS drunk and fell down. While til this con.
dltIou ho was attacked by boys aud terribly mu.
ti,ated. Tho Coroner'a Jury rendered vortflct,
that ho ckme 10 bill death BY stfanR1Istion,
caured by excessive tntox.cation. llo leaves
family Of f1yo.
A mails foa.er MAS found In lie rres at Grand
Towcr to-day, supposed to havo bean in tho
water about TIRED monshA. fflS phoNets weth
riIlcd ana hfa bead manGlod. fle ia thoneht 10
havc boca fon!tv dealt with, but tho coroners
Jury Gayo yetsilct Of accidental drowning.
, 1876-02-15

CuxfnsSe, w. Tet,. Fob. 1i.-Oue huudred
ind Atty hen LETT hero to-day Tor the Black
Hills. 4 party CAME In last night, and rorosss
that qutipg tho eisht days Of lld trip from
Custer 10 counted 1856 wagons On rausa for tbs
IIilli. Two hundrad mnn arc outattin9 hero
now. ap1 w'!i ssa't tais r. weo1. The & incoming
YANKroJ, D. T.r Fob. 14.-Tha latsst party OF
men for the B:aok Hills, who LETT hore Gu Satur-
day last, have bcen heard fr.nn ahoyo FQtt Han,
dali, Roln1 Tho Fort PorEd rosste. draws tratn
will leave next Monday, tbs 2lst md will num-
ber shout eighty men.
, 1876-02-15
THE DEPARTMENTS.
HtrkpFLUoC8, pFYICERH.

5p*elat Ds1pateh to TAs Gh,a95 Tribune.
WAsa1soroS, D. c., Feb. l4.-Mr. Pratt, Com
mlssloues Of internal Revenue, stated before
the House Committee on Appropriations lately
that he feared lha TED Supervisors now allowed
By law ale moro ornamental than useful. 4
elose ecru:iny into their expenses Bhoua that
Last year these ten officers coat the doyerament
over sl3o.000, or $4,000 each. Mr. Pratt doos
not deny .hat they are useful officers. He ssys
thsy a1s too expensive. Tie doss not suppose
their oflieea can DO abollahod, although he
, 1876-02-15

Fio piotnn,a. a1ns:a ia stsitdent 81 Cincinnati,
III ss r. 70 Ito
On. R1nv4l--ns,t sfnt ii ,aaaesd by' :ea.s :!
~ hnx Il xour lsau,no d aI.eli FoI .a'sral Is.1
by lss aasas Et .saf Hsabs II ~ hsad;ss ss9
q MS.t tsby .nse!!a4 asass Ehlaa H. ps,.o!ata
lanmatIon o tbs kidnsy3 sqa hls1dss *ad xA1e o =
tAss opatoa th.t .Py Ate,7a {s*ts@Wpud pLe.sat ~
pa,sssa. taa h,a ahsn .rky Ggss9t! e %sds|ic7
thsf nssinI bse1 nada b. fsaI
~ ssq Sasi 0ss;s 9s.at Il e.
asss n. :t; Sa
psfiis, Rssolsent HesJ5 Is.t. and ReEHl4s,ns e!t-
4a1 seiaa,sucrd tssFx fhs In thfrs days Va. srst-
''s@"''s' We" 1N" d, II, jIMiS. Cincinnati. o.
, 1876-02-15

murderer, whose trial was to haye commenced
tlifs morning, but was postponed ono week on
account Of technical error In thu veuirc. WAS
with difficulty transferred from tho init to the
Court House aud back On accoant Of tho crowd,
who followed with express1ons OF wish to lynch
him, bus he Nas safely locked up.
, 1876-02-15

new ORLEANS, L., Feb, -cotton-De-
maud slack ssles, s, 400 bales; prices gansfalT
tism; quotatians unchanged rsce.pts bet,
4,lgl tu 0Eea& UFlt4,n, 7.0l2 stock, sc. 49,
tAvANNAH. U.s.. Fob. 4.-Cotton - Qulet
mila!tngs. II 1880 net tscelpte, >2,092 osIes;
g1osa, 2,l65 exports coassNlao, 134 Ealas, aaa.
, 1876-02-15

NEw oatE ASS. La, Fob. 1.-THE liltst-poudb
heooe on the. .7tl last. for. Nav York, found In =
.svamP uear. Mobile. was returned hare ysats<'
dsY. Il lad boen robbed OF most of isa domestic
Iotsera. Tho o.hera wero badly daulaEsd BY
'WAtsr.. All tho !ettors upon whfch ai,cctto tona
wore intelliglhle have been, forwarded to sioir
tlGcat.0u
, 1876-02-15
TEE GREAT BLOOD PURIFlEF

Ete5z isop Of tho s.riapss!.an ke,o,.cnt comuuos.
~ iaa iuss. q ~ .rsts,a 81 siser iet rsrss
Setofaa sypas oonsumplon. xaadulsr daeass ula -
Y tne thtu. nlouth tan!os. no4A n taa 3i4ads 1ad
s!.sses ssn .ne 9sss .sa vp,;l fotns y sia a.
siau. rs.iesist 6das. haek spa4 xofdt d liz esn,
tuHots eHuSsta Il ths womb hnd III n~akonlnz aud
~ Ct tas VI nn9opls az wa aa
~ neo1o y ~ pG,soa Using Ii tof oIshar it,
Il to psttefi. dstiy becoming reduced by ths vai,es
And dfoompotoa that Is continually ttoFtoat!a8 auo.
YIN aew MatataI nade tssa hsathy bsd tht. ths
soE waon one6 this remedy Sotn ,qees rosk 9! pn1
shtton. .ad aeSeeds u dtnsbna thu loss ot wastes.
1sai h!,.s esswiaS sssssr I'd 3saSst ta. fasd d
a:tss:.Ss X. S:..n,:itii:a Ts;.i;ts, 80 :"
knowu fenQII IL e9pufs lu tho IT Gu! Hotofulous
t.opsuonaf. and Skin dlaascs, but u thu uhy poaL
fty6 euro for ..'
, 1876-02-15

AItMrnis, Tenn, Feb. 14.--Ia~tho United
State. Circnlt Court today Judge Brown den-
fenced Cooanbs 10 ths Ponitontiar5 for fifteen
yesrs, Tor dets.udlng tho doyoFnntnt IN tho
bountY.c1aims, Of .colorod so|liora. Eaquiro II.
Q. nrever, who was convicted ~ an sccompliee,
MAS sentoueed to tho Nashville psnttontiary for
two aud. one.halt years. brewer IL deaf and
neAtty btfnt.
, 1876-02-15

yictontA, y. O., Fob. il.-rnero Is : strong
feeling nj both rarsies atalh.t the Canadian
Government. All proportions for ! elapga Of
,eypas hsIe been isfaspd, Thd ASSEMBLY has
untnlmope!y pahsianad tle Imperial 1qveln-
ufnt TO h1Y6 tla CSinif 96n tefta8 tkrried out.;
, 1876-02-15

BOWEN TO PLYMOUTH CHURCH.
NEW loRx. Feb. II AIR. Bowen, In letter
to-day to tho Plymouth. Church Examining Com-
mttcs, asked thas tho charges aud apccihca.
tlons against him bo given mose definitely. and
also liat OF tho wtnosses that ars to appear
against him. lie Hays 1o doea not SEQ how tho
COMMITTEE can refligo his request. II they DO
refuse, ho has ret to dokcrmno AiR fu.uto actiol.
, 1876-02-15

ia fsiairts In thu esroo.s. Th6 Council tonight
Appotptod Committee to 10 to pltsabuta 10 ii.
tcht[sato tho question. Thetd it goo1 dedl of
dissatisfaction With tho old Gas company. aid,
Council III Irhalf Of tho proposed competing
Company.
, 1876-02-15


Canal. prosldinR. howaver, that - care any fali-
road track ehnll herctfsor be laid IN tint portion
pf Th.oop ssteet lust southwest Of the vacation,
AsbalI be Of 10 effect. HnfetEed to tho Com-
nittae on Stroots and ALIAS, i. u,
etDrwALKe.
.The Committee On Streoto and Alleys reported
In favor OF sidewalks on tho enush sIdo OF bct-
ion ayeuuo from 1fustant to North CLARK street
on bolh sldeb Of Douglas avenus from Dus!eifieia
esrcct to Chicago, Rock Island 4 Pacific lasl}rohd
track; en both etdcs Of Twenty ninth street
from lfh!atcd etrcot to Stewart asenuo: on tno
noslh sIde Of Thirty. y.Beventt sts Get IRON Cltca.
40, l.ocK IA'and Il Pacific 1laitroAd to stite
street; on both sides Of stearns street from Hall
tted to- Main street; On both sides OF lbtftialh
street from coetngo Grove avenue % tarK hFo-
from TbIrlcih street 10 Thisty.Aras ntEeeti on
. weet sde OF Lake avenun from Thittaesh street
to Thisty-tirst street, on rortla aldo Of Cox
on ,eouth e!do Of Hastings street from laiY
6areet 10 Ashland ayepno. Tho sIdoHalks we're
80 osdoted. ..
Tho ordinance regulating tie sale OF milk, hsra-
tofore published was taken III and rad. AID
EttNt Hsnicd The ordinance recomnltted,
Aid. Richardson objected 10 tho disposition OF
tGe matler. 1Ie thoutht that tho people wio
waited tho matter eont back wished TO defeat IT,
us ,novod to pus tho matter over weok.
Aid. LonRachcr said that comnlt.eo frou,
the h1llkmcn's Union WAS present, and no moved
that the President of tho un'on be alo sed to
e.pa;s. e.pa1; .st rI' ~ nation ,in,irJ.
IL sra War .s;J In conr1ered that The Sub.
+nei ,xns ~ fnannrtsnt nnn,wpnrhaus tho most
}nr,,tent :" hsfas. Iho I;nnnci Seyorai heavy
rHi,t"tasia,s isH ,,nTc.nntcd Ia Tim aCaakor Tho
nass,s,,Y ~ Tia rncn,1,rc.
AID. Waterman hoped tbnt thn mflknen would
bc allowed CHANCE t. exr1ess themselves. Ife
rrornd NJ AZ nrnndmcnt that lin Commttee
o,"g, ia.tr,ss,a,t 10 81 - rnnnrl t., ,rn wca.u
Do ~ tusso ~ ..,a tt,st - h.,1 hnon rrnornJ
Ala: "atfen sa,o that ~ n.u ueet aun.o.u ! ~
that tue ORDINANCE cseatea y uugo Mouopc'y' anu
le hoped That lilo matter Houla 50 osef LOT sHo
vopkn.
Aid nschardenn explained the co1rec
,.i,;ni, hal I,aer tshon viii lin nrh;usnce nnb
nA'.h ~" ,st. Il %s.1 ,.nin-onnn II i'm rnnt
tuo uclay "neu ~ Man u.1s ht hee. - ~ ~ ba1nsn
ttf "ha secon1Eu'tteo u eou'o uot coue vi pStofo
lho Present Council.
AID. Stout said that he lo1cd thhs tho milk
man would have chancn TO exEiRin Their wish
~.
a,d, 1ru,.nhv a,;a that 1,o hoped t,,o noatter
i; n.us nulpn! .,,.nJ enu H. c,Snr - nat ~ t,o
Won'a uo iteoh!!nn.su; ~ o'oo' - hos ~ 'ao
proper measures 70 bo taRen.
AID. Fitzgerald said That there Nere many
widow women Hho n,aao living by Boiling milk
In small wsv. and tue support OF tho Inspectors
would to gliegolta evil.
Aid, Lcngacher said thnt Tho ntea6uro WAS 10
effect to form n ring among few largo dealers,
md that tho email dcAef8 would he shut out bv
, 1876-02-15

n
sp<efdt Dspaiehi 10 5hs thsedgu Tribune.
EAHr SAGINAW, alic!,., Feb 1.-THE Ploneer
Houso aud barn ss AyetlI, i statton, OF Tho Flint
j. perre Marquette Railway, north Of this city;
was totally destroyed BY Etc tbta morning. Loss,
$1,000 np Insurance.
, 1876-02-15

NAsHviLLg, Iean., Feb. 14.-Abous miles
from thin e,tY, this evening, Falx Fudge was
dsspbed sid instantly Killed BY nta dttn-aon In
retaliation for beug beaten pud klakgd. Tbs
youus tllan fed and has not be1u arscsked.
, 1876-02-15

Spfeial Di*rateh to Tht Caleaae, tribune.
EvANsy1LkE, Ind. Fob. 1l.-fs is snmo,ed
that six men wero drowned by tho ipaelting Of
q skin, mud three lo,,sos blown down during tho
slorm of, ,Buuday oyouipg NJ dolcondn, III. No
hAmea OF particulars.
, 1876-02-15
HNCr7M

RosroN, Feb 14.-At d meeting Of The credit
oss Of Jordan, Clark d Co., to-day, their asaets
were stated to bo s422 $50, and .hclr liabilities
S954QGO.
, 1876-02-15
GAS.

Bpeetd! DtiSateh to 1hs cAteaoo 7rtonnx,
,txp1lNApo11s, Fob. .ll.--conaolidA.ed .6aa
companies Of rlttsbut9 have tnads application
ia thk Citf Council TOR Tho privilege Of laying
, 1876-02-15

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Fab. l4--Tbe Hon. John
Young Brown, member Of oopsFess from the
Second District a1 Kentueky, MIL :aoaouuca In
to.mossow's Courier-Iouruat his Intention not
10 he candidate fes se.eleektsn 10 tho .Houas Of
Representatives. QN'uG Is, p,prsvats matters. ). :
, 1876-02-15

. spsefnf Utspatsh IA lhe Chitaao Tribune.
MADISON, Wis. Feb. 1l.-TAe Rev. G. II.
RichArds aud Deacon Z. J. Lamb, Of tho First
Congregational Church. lett bore tu attend tllo
Brooklyn Council tonight.
, 1876-02-15

;siF raANcEsco,, cal.. Feb. 1l.-pr. Thom,a
VI, Logan, Secretary os the State Hoard Of
i1s.lth died last avanIag ,. sactimenfo.