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, 1876-07-22
TIE POLICE.
HOW TO lsETRESC1I.


The demand made by tho Finance Committee
That the expenses Of tho police force be cut
down 10 per cent has caused tho CANVASS Of
several projects to that end, most prominent
among them being that Of Aid. McAulcy,
Chairman of tho Committee Oh Polln. His
yiows have been embodied III m ordinance
which wlll be submitted to tho Council Ut It's
next meeting, The main fenturcs arc thc fol-
lowing: To cut down the pay OF the Supcrin-
te,,dcnt from $500 to 5000; that Of tho
Assistant superintendent from s., 600 to &, 900;
that Of tho Captains from el,9o0 to 81 500, aud
that Of tho Scrgeants from $1,500 to $I,20o.
Eustsles this, the plan proposes to cut
down the number Of Captat,1s from four
tU three, and to Lessen tho number OF
s'sos IS ts ease Il S' hslead d s
now. Even this, Mr. McAutcy says, will not be
enough, ana It IS therefore likely tint he will
present an amendment r. st the Humber down
to 49, Ihs foIee WI, Il tug M ordinance passss,
receive $50 aud tho second. $50 per year.
A reporter. yesterday asked tho Alderman
several questions noout bis plan, and received
tho following additional information: The
qnaliiiealions which WILL separate them
ani the length Of service. There arc
now considerable number Of men ln tlle
tDrcc whose t1llfies arc light, anu vino should
not receive for them tho full pay Of active pa
trolmcr. When askcd how ke proposed to
make 100 men do tho work Of 533, the Alder
lnan said TINT, aa far ~ possible, he would
l,avc tho men OH duty ut hight, anti lessen tho
day force. 1Io thought that tho selection Of
The racn WHO weru ID be discharged should be
left to tho head Of the police. Us that officer
knew more about the character Of tho mcn than
any ono else did. The Alderman wns confident
TINT 400 hrst-c1nss men could do rs lllur scry-
icc as tho whole Of tho present force, n,,ll tic
cutting down proposed would save the city 10
per cent Of the wholc expenditure VI the de-
rartment-
, 1876-07-22

SOME UNPUBLISHED ConHEsroNpEHCE.
In Tue TRIBUNE Of yesterday there appeared
dispatch from Springfield giving ehallengc
from Company E Of The First Regiment to the
Governors Guards and the latter Company's
reply. From these two documents It was malo
to appcar that tue Chicago company were ask-
ing something more than was Just in their prop
ositlun, aud to combat that idea the officers af
Company L have sent certain letters 10 this
Office with request for their publication. Tho
first Ia private notc which accompanied thu
contest IN Ch3tAgo wonll bc financially proIltR-
bic to both sides. Tie contest sAould lo held
III the Exposition Building, aud 1c accompanied
BY a Promenade concert
Governors Guard replied July II, privately,
thnt It WAS In his opinion doubtful whether tile
enterprise, would succeed during hot weather,
aud that tac terms Of tile challenge were not
miles, .and II it won II got nothing.
To imrreas t!Ic1f views OH the gentlemen
from Springfield, tie Committee thcu replied
July II NJ tDiiows:.
duly received and contents noted. Judging lint
your lettcE called for tetly ands further plana-
,Sn Of l1int, aat {oa 60 ',9s %ae,.'an W M,
der tbs impression that VIC would 10 obliged to ,io
70 fos ths l!as sApMs'us thar WIS offered for tho
command hss imea lookcd upon In ,hat lsl,ts
Now We wtlI yet aado The has. il II ia yuur wish.
and drill! fur the champioHship Ut thc st,tc. Wlat
we wanted was IN acceptance of same, leaving
imc anl place an after consideration. Our men.
tonsny about tho contest taking place q before
thu 18th OF August was, thai tho Expoa;ltun
l:ulldins would be- occupied frotn Sspf. i
q Tho middle OF October, and: eren then
tho bonths. machinery. etc., wnula ha,u tu bs
removed. thereby tncurring considerable expense
Hut, agalu, is for time aa4 place will leave that
open. again, you remark, What 1nducemcuts have
We 10 co;ne to chieagot w won1l recommend
that DO left wholly With sAe two cumu,lstces,
Surely, It would mt pay tic expense Of u Company
III so 70 Springfield, ind Ut tua twp places do yol
not think this the btstr
Allow ~ tn auscst, II agreeable, after tho chat
lcugc h, been accepted, that i,n iwn Committees
necl Il foMc Point agreed upon. anu canvass Tho
St.st r. +, =. y, cn lssr
amount tf corresponding.
From thcse documents It clearly appears that
there Tas no Erounu for the sluEs sought to bo
cast on Company E, aud the!t proposition
seems fair one enough when considered la tho
light ot ail the facts.
, 1876-07-22
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Yesterday was arrnig,,mcnt day In tho CrIu-
inal Court.
Tic G1ceso11 at1o wagrErto caee Will be argued
before Judge Rogers this morning. The case
covers enough paper to I'LL bushcl bag,
Tho Finance Committee Of tho County Doars,
yesterday sold tlvu bonds, to tho amount VI
100000, AID. A'df!ch being the purchaser, ut
10s.
The Joint Committee on Hospitals and Public
Charittcs will .ncet TucslnY, 10 examine tho
bids for furnishing tito county supplies for the
year.
Aud now It appears that another cmployo al
tho County Hospital Is fond Of told Crow:"
hence lie ls to bu relieved IL is driver uy oc-
cupatlun.
The Committee nn Equalization con tinuctl It's
session yesterday to hear comp'aints about the
late nssrsstntnt. Quito number dropped Ia to
satisfy tl1rtr curiosity, but The complaints weso
Commissioner Carroll l,as conc out squarcly
fur 1laycs md svheelcr. mud proposes to support
then, ut the pol|a this tal': 1lo tas tried llarl to
swallow Illlcn, but the dose proved too nause-
ating.
Tic next stone expedition by tho jankettng
Commissioners will he to the Lake Superior
quarrfcs. They expect to start thu "a Of August
I'LL kuG hlG1tiEI 1EEF4EsS+ l9 lI1p Will UG q
pleasant ore, md necessarily expensive to tho
stone MEN.
The Joint conlmtttec on Public Buildings and
Public Service garo llarms anotiscr over
hauli,T Yesterday about Court-uuutc mat-
tcrs. Tho contractor had put tn
bill for extra work, Or wa,ttcd to,
which was so large thnt he refused
tu nane tho amount. Tho architect 1,n,i also
%or 5Sns SAs woft6 sssso1 a9' snoa"s aSs
unsatisfactory to tho l;rangcr, The two quar-
reIel for an lIour or more, and the ConIn1tteu
listened patiently. During tho quarrel. Ii caInc
out that the Granger was ~ distress; that the
refused him any moro until lIc paid him 81 900;
and further along 1t appeared that tle stone
man aforesaid would mt ho able IL quarry any
more ht.c until llu publ III. sncsl. Tile meeting
animated, bat 1t results! til nothing.
, 1876-07-22

leAll6Ay HtluGk AUhGkltNhl BcftuAl lHNrN III <1'S
face. both wcrc taken town-ata!rs and lacked
of thcIr trIl,uaiInns they will ind nut that law
lsA tradn Thcrc the lawyer Kcts all tic 0ystcsH,
and leavcs thc clfent to pay for them md cn|oy
only tho shells.
who WA mpture.l IN Ald. Vsn OSlei's l'o'i.c, @
and who VA subsequently held to the Criminal
Court In 90 oo0 hail, proves to hare hecli almost
~ celebrated thsct ~ the great !aucs l'afson.
whom 10 greatly, resembles - his manner nf
Jalf he 1las squealcd. tn Detective Hogan coli-
csrnlng the whereabouts of nearly
$4,000 worth OF stu1cn property, anl
claim: -, t. to h9 able TO locate At
Rn E'sy 1en ono q e .'s sasss ssS Savs .a
proved correct, nnta Detective Hognn Is daily
nadfng to ssorclnuse uf gonds in The Madison
Street atntlon. This far there Las trcn re-
f9Tcred f'', 500 worth 9f crockery salsn from a:
eight Iron eolasnils stolen from MciltlGlA new
streets, which wore sold by Gather to West
Randolph street contracting nlason; two large
war;, several large stoves, carpets, and other
Euotls In large abundance. Ills manner Of work.
ing could nut fall to result in SUCCESS, and be-
aides lle was backed up BY Enn1c very prominent
Individuals WhOsu names will shortly appear III
petition for his release, which Is 10 be furwanl-
ctt to tho Governor.
Charles noerstaar, Of Lower Salem, O., got
here on tho 10Th of this month nl.l found tho
object Of hfs searcil John Ready, who has tlns1e
h'stncss lndes tho nan,c Of 1utin Ready Il Co.,
No. f5o Vun Duren street, whn,n Nucrsflaar l,atl
nIrc4ted OIL cl,nrgn NJ sHintIing. Defective
Flanagan arrested tho tinu md tu,k Him before
sa'nmcrtlcld, iron, whore ho took q
chabgc of verie to .fust!rc Tootr. The trial
casne OF ycstcr1hy aftcrnou,,, aud the platnttN
aworn TINT about Inst April he rercsynd tircu-
lar from Ready 4 c., M. t69 Vnn 1h,rcn
strcct, dealers In lcatl,cr, esslf.stkt1a, bouts,
sl'ocs, etc, soliciting eonstgnnents. Somo let
tcrs passed. between tlln two, nnl Bnrrahaar
sent the firm, sl..Itng April and May, calf-sl.lus
to tho vHiuo Of f145. III payment Ready tE Co.
Ind sent to hin ehtrt-tliuu nutcs, which,
!lhrlng tnnturca, were scnt to Chtcaga
for collection, but wcro returned ,,n-
paid. lie had como to Chicago md
found really at $50 Van Durcn street, n,itl MP
lhnrently eager to settle the note difficulty. Tic
pair started for tue bank 10 get the money. Tn
Ready alsappcarrd. Hencu tho nrrcst M ~ ahoye
narrated. Bocrshaar's visit to Kcady's placo OF
business revealed the fact TINT h,islness must
have cleaned tic store ont, or else there was
something wrong, for hers wcro n few dusty
slsoc'boxes tfscrt calf-skty,, alni eot,,owlicrc
else single. roll of leather, Which Impressed
him with tho idea TINT ncatly waa i fraud.
Ncaay protested hts INNOCENCE, anil clulncl
that MI was right, 1ut lie coulll not ,satisiat.-
tor1ly e1plain ill tho circumstances, md Justiru
lnuto came tn tho conclusion tl,at tho Criminal
Court would be Eoott place fur the prisoner to
show his Innocence, and tlItlnr hu was bo,1ul-
cn. Failing to find ANY onu tu 70 bn Ills bun3
Tor $5oo, lo MAS committed to jail.
, 1876-07-22

In accordance With tho arrangement bctwecn
Judges Bangs and Lctingwcll, 1uado Thursday,
Aid. CulleEton was called up before the Circuit
Court yesterday afternoon fur scntcuec. Quite
a large number Of the friends OF
the defendant wlrc present. AT half-past
3 Mr, Culcrton aud Ills counsel
male their appearance, followed u few seconds
afterwards BY Assistant District Attorney
Burke. The tHo took seats, aud patiently
awaited the rcaling Of son.c dull and lrcary A.
tidavlts In an Admiralty case, which WIS then
under hearing. At tho conclusion Of tho elocu.
ttouary efforts Of the admiralty gentlemen, Ms.
Burke arose, and said:
May i please Tie Court, III. r. F. Cul1ertou,
case III, Is !t court far tei.tenre.
The court-~NE tullerton will please conc
forward.
81. Cullcrton t,moly responded to the intro
1ur:tion, a1ll tho Court proceeded:
You were tried a'id found guilty TN one count.
a notion fur q new trial anil alto for aM
srlrEt 81 Judgment was mule anl over
ruled. The District Attorney has represented
u me that III Your casc You should be swarded
minimum punishment, and this recommends
tim il il, Accordance With my owp Views. TIC
:uunt OIL which you were convicted alleges nero
nrgliscME lille Yum we[e performing tue du.
.sribe. thc same punishment ior this ncgisenec
that 1t does fur wilIful fraud, The lowest rru-
atty prescribed ty the law y fllc Of sl,U1y and
imprisonment ior slx months. Therefore, thp
sentence Ut this Court is that you pay !ls,c Of
81 ,D0, 10 Imprisoned in the County Jul! for SIX
un0utli, AsLd pay tic costs Ut this tr3nt
Judge ke1luYHell-May It please the Court,
Inuvc tar q stay OF execution uutll IN opportu-
nifty can be had to appeal fur executive elem.
enry.
: The Court-That seems jutt, and is In
accosdaisrc With tue siuws OF the District Astor-
nry.
Sir. Durkt-lf thr Court please, would sug-
Eest thai te!! days' tiiie bc xlyeu.
Tbs Court do not think that much can be
accomplished in teu days. 1t seems tu me To DO
toi> shp7t u ta1nr.
Judge Leli!nswell-1 woula susges. thirty
days.
The Court-I will order that the execution of
scnteuee IN ths case of Z. +. Culjertou 10 sus.
ptnded for Twenty days, or until such time u
lhe Court may call. aud that the defendant en-
>er iuto new suretIcs III the sum uf &5,Q1J.
Ex-Al4. HotdsnAu, who was present, held
aurfie4 conversation with the defendant, and
eit the court. In fer minutes he returned
slth Aal brockwsy, Tom Bteuau, ALL. Led.
ling. and AlE kul!yan, all Vt whom tooli the
Anal nath of qualification and vera accepted.
A pttsldon M! tc t}atpd III circulation tt,-tsy
Executive tlemency u the Aldtrman from the
sixth. 1t L. uAler.touu that 1t will receive tho
stCnatuFts VI many prominent Gorerumeut Of
1rinla-
Aid. Cullerton subsequently, visited the
i"sAfustlex'' oyer the Nhlue, bY whom be vas
cordially received, aud Ill e4ps.asod wtah thxt
r would sucescd tn getting pardon, and thus
Gscape IL cntoteod resldtnee III tho County
Bati9inx.
- BRIDGES HEARD xaou-
~. Atatng received tic following letter yes
, 1876-07-22
THE RECORD.
HENkIN,

WASHINGTON, D. c., duly al.-The bill re-
moving the political disabilities Of George ".
Jackson. ot Wcst Virginia, was passed.
Consideration was resumed Of tho bill proyld-
tts fur tic sale Of the Usage eelcd lands la Ham
sas to actual settlers, tho pending question be-
iug Oil tho mutton Ut Mr. Edmunds to atrIhc out
tl,c eighth Ition. ptnd ng its disc, lion, tho
morlllng tour expired,
Tho Impeachment trial was resumed, but, on
tho statement that Ms. Carpenter and Manager
Lnpham were sick, the Senate, ~ Court, asl-
tourncd till Monday, and continued it, dlscus-
sion Ut tho River and IiaEbor bill.
Mr. Eaton, who WA entitled TO tho door, said
TINT he wax glad the 8enase adjourned Just
after ho took the door On Tuesday laat, because,
, 1876-07-22
DEATHS.


NlLLIAMa-At No, $50 Wcst jackson street,
on tho 21et Inst. nraco A., infant iaugecr of Asa
nnt Fanntt =. Wfftanls.
Faucral ut residence at o'clock p. N. Saturday.
McCARTIIY-Ou the goth iDst., OF heart disease.
Dennis Mccarthy. aged o. yeara. -
u t' snns, is 1T MesFher strse1
yaty. ..... -...
Mr. Mccarthy waa for many years valued c,u-
ployc of the Sewerage Department, and his sudden
death Is deeply regretted by Wide circle Of
friends.
WALToN-At ,6 Wellington place, Kcawood,
July 91, Of chol lcra fufAttanl, Howard Stanley,
only child Of Fred and Mny WALTON. aged year
Notico of fanefni in Sunday morning papers.
ENr New York papera plcaac copy.
EALLON-Jnly 81, nt No. 81 Church p!nec,
William @. Mnlton tho only ron OF T1lomns anu
Mary Jano Mallon, aged months and days.
1IQKEY-July II, 10:45 p. n1.,. Patrick uokcy1
Of Gino7. County Of Waterford. ireland, aged ID
years.
EB Worcester tsiass.) papers please copy. '''-
F1NpLEY--July2 Fl, At No. LOWEST Polk STREET,
Funeral Sunday morning At half.past 10 BY car-
III st. Louis, Nebraska City, and Minneapolis
thI!nn.) papers please copy.
n0U1llEHTY-ln this city, Jnty 20, At her late
residence, l98 5onth Dcspalnes.gt., Margaret.
wife Of james Doaghcrty, OF cholera -uiorbus aged
rnnefa, te-tlay at O'clock by cars to Calvary.
Friends ara Invited.
,rN- Troy IN. ~ aud Limerick tlrcland) papers
please copy.
, 1876-07-22

,r,,.t,, .t,,,,, a.. ,,.,x,, ..h.
Mas. M!ll,e11' ,,, .!'e ou'E'ar "no oa ropocu te
st ~ ',a ,.a J.. .'. ~ ~, ~ ~ ~ u'n MaS
s.sss,, n "as ses1esoas ic'u ~ e@'o0' "ah 10 INC
Criminal Court.
Sncak-,htcycs Yesterday purloFned a valuable
h,-ross fron, + ! r,ss,,.r - ~, on, ,,'a.'t..'
aas"ess Aion' - - u'esacs' VI No' ~ "ash'ns
tnn street. ami eome clothing from sanuel
has''s' o' 40 : LINZ h'ock' ........
Justice Sumtnertleld yesterday sent two nota.
b!lJttes In the yagrant pccracc to the uouso Of
CorrretIou far sirty tlar, rarh Thcir ,,nn,o.
r,", A ~ a".s .HS". ,',.,, 14Gte ~ nu''sos
are chafies H. roster ahd "l'llam q. Malonc
Late last night AfcAacl Madden, who was
sl,ot TIur.t1av rnop hy Martin pla, u,, rro
crossing finely, nnd sumo hopes arc now enter.
taned fu1 Ills rccoycry. Olas IL held without
hail.
1oha ,y...,a o.,.a A., ,y,
% ''GLt ~ ~ GGsSn .ne 1esiuc'ee ot y; j;
~, ni',, IN ~, NV asshue' ellu gGoo!ea
". auuut t Siou "o..h ot Stntnlng, !9f when llc
IT, mms hi.s TO- ~ Gtuaa1 Couts un-
rhn.,o. a,,,a ,.,,o e,,.,.a.., .coo .aa~.,. . IN.
f,e,!, FIJI. H1caM' WY oGta'nSa SoI WoEIn Of sMR
!ron, a.ust ~ nRo9 taisa pF1tenses
W. sestfTaay netn III S!,o"o cal 70 the trltnina
sm. ~, xnr III, c1 T. yasGe s. AK SaeKson aa
, 1876-07-22
tcriay from, Deputy supervisor prltlges, who Ia
now ruetLc2tinE aMaY down iii tOwcE Cnnada:

tcrtlas from deputy supervisor gFltlges, VINO u
now suesesting away down IN Lower Canada;
cAeouxs, CAxAnA, Jnty u, 1s7u.-A. G. Nts:
tng-nksh stm: ! hare Int RECEIVED H. copy pyn nf
LIE GHIoAoo lnihVkE untea SUNNY oM!y =. tn.n.
N "m'ea 3on sto naIns 1aI ~. XIV
i,r,ve,, in1I II mn INV m %e he sa Teceivea
from Eshm ou M .,y. oT or aIr rrnostcd AZ tsyjnr
tnat told ron that tsnchu, once gave kiui""
lmc $500 to pay on hls [myj home IN Calumet
aycunc, and $101 when he n was g0inR to Now
Yo:kto neg his luayl mother. who WAS then dying
yon VIII recall tho conversation 1nn nan W.tl
re- - tho ums 1efeffea t9' yon W1a m femsmnes 'sl
naymtms M on e hase nj lot II I'd pufea.c o.
fr1irie. nnt ~ .:caInmet sy.rur. md thst 1 Maid
him lhc money u few months after, and thai n,uro
than ytar iaer borrowed of flnl stun 10 pruvldo
for my cxpcnats might incur in New York. we,ero
had been Autnnoned BY lying neither. and that
shnftF alteI nY return returned nm INC manef.
Ing alatcnaent q tho eh'o,,nt ot money rlaeen III
Meaa + n,,er sao't ena tao seso'' Oh 'oo 'h'es'e@
A. an sat,.A~d vnu In mt rish ID do mn nm In
Jury, have called Your attention 10 tlle published
1ntSrylcw, Yor make me ack,ow ledge tic receipt
of 81, 200 from Helm, m,&G0U a. \ gift and 5000 Ms
The ptaaaet ot q specnatson, whereas tho static
H'cnt ma!o t3 yuu, and which u fcpente,1 aoovct
j. mate[ial,y uiaeisa soelm9 59a WI a'c xrrs ~
,s.nsettm1tx H'Aoe' "' ~ "i! ~ isn'mors.
As'f1S''' ,nrar xoa
will orrvc IN ". ..in@to,, III t,orn,np, With,
cr he has hrcn a,,n,,1Innr,l nv Attorney. cucrnl
, 1876-07-22

Dr. F. r. Goodwin cutldt1cts tho Sunday
school Teachers meeting to-day noon at Far
well Hall.
Bank will meet Afont!uy night ut liz Srnntff.
naylan Worksngman's Hail, corner OF Ila!stod
strcct and Chlrugo avenue.
The Michigan Avenue Baptist Church and
snntiay-Bchoot picutc and steamboat excursion
to Evanston wi1l bc Tuesday, July a5 By stcamcr
Dunbar. which lcayca Twenty-scconil street
q. m: Afternoon trip for business 1ncn, lcay-
Ing state street britigu at y. III. Leave Evans
ton at $3.50 ?. TIL Fifty CENTS round trip.
, 1876-07-22
THE CROPS.


ILLINOIS.
Sptri1I DfspatcA TO The 7rtbRnA
6rR1N0FtELD, July 3l.-Thc cruf, rcports for
tho month OF July, male to the Secretary OF
tho State Board Ut Agriculture, llavc bccn tab-
NIatcd, and will be issued to-day. About ESQ
reports have bccn received from niucty.iiye
counties In tho State. They show that Tho corn
crop In tbs best corn-Crowing cauutIcs Is fully
up 10 the average, and In a nu.nbcr Of cases
from to Is per cent above tile average. OF
winter wheat there will bc probably 20 per cent
less than an average. Spring wheat IL nut so
good. Rye, barley, flax, cotton, tobacco, cnstor
beans, Irish potatoes, and sweet potatoes aro
generally full crops. In some loca'Itiea apples
promise fair crop, whllo the peach crop will 10
quito small. or pears there wtll lie u moilesate-
~ good yield. The yield Of grapea promises Ia
be unusually largc.
m aycrago In the Stale OF 70. Randolph
reports tho highest, leo, and Kankakec the low
est, Is.
SIxty-alx counties report on w!ntcr wheat,
giving IN average Of 1B. Fifteen counties rc-
port lo1. Sangumon County reports l25, thu
Forty.cight counties report OH spring wheat,
GgnmT SO1 m g. aFf5rgs Tsss0 Of ter 81 osy sys @ fas
Elnet5-nvc counties report OIL oats, twenty
six Of which report leo 10 lis. Fourteen report
10 md lcFs, and Jersey, tho lowest, reports is,
Ninety~funF counties report an lrlss, potutoes,
port 100 to 1o5
seyenty-clght counties report on swcet potu-
toes. giylng "a average Of IL. Thtrty.lli,.o rc-
port luoto a5 anl Marion reports the lowest, Is.
hlncty-ilyo eount!sa report OIL sncadows, sty-
Y! grnGes, ninety counties report IN aycrngo
nt VI. tifty.three counties report from, 1U0 10
, 1876-07-22

6R<F91l QV&pG&cA 10 1hE iFieRHe.
LINCOLN, Neb., July al.-The State Journal
to.rnoFrow will publish carefully collected re-
ports from nearly all tho counties IN tho State
on tue crops. The rrrorts indicate tho Ancss
prospects of all kinds Of crops eyer known in
Nebraska. Wheat, barley, and oats arc noty b.
Ing cut, and tho greater portion will be llnisl.cs
TIL. week. Wheat Ia fur aboyu tho average, In
eo,no localities promising us high as thirtY-fiye
bushels per acre The straw IL short, but vcry
plump md we'll filled. Tho acreage Is ,nl,ch
,nci,se, and tllcro Will be enough Of
this graln to supply tho State tun
tlmcs 1ycF. Barley Is lte, hcl1,g nicely blcaeh-
Cd. The first 1oal ranle Into market
Monday-n very ahe specimen. Corn ia Il AnLl
I feet lfg', and t1saclrd mt In some places.
Tho prospect could not be better, a'll visitors
from tho East arc enthusiastic over thu cora
prospect. business IL improving under gooil
prospects, aud tho general frcllng Is tho very
best. l-"
, 1876-07-22
1HE ROOF Il SONS.

Ths Root d Sons Musio Company offer spcc!at
Inducements 10 buyers 1t Wholesale and retail, 0!
sheet music, music books. vlalns. guitars. and ali
kinda Of nus!eal iostsumenh, General ageuts tot
the Standard orean and stcck plano. Quality
GasJaatstd. l49 etate strc<t
, 1876-07-22
aRAsanOl. ALT1TuprLUal,


Sioux CTR, H., july 2l.-Reporta from
Southern Dakota to-lay state that clouds Ut
graaslIoppcrs arc flying oyes Yanktun County In
q nort!lwexttrly direction. But few hayu
al1ghtea. No da'nagu in that vicinity - antiet-
pated.
, 1876-07-22

All denlfslces had scjs lrawbatks until Tho salu.
hf1oub bark Of III, soap treo was brought fsnn tho
ch.ltan valleys to psrfeet tho fragrant 8ozodont,
tic most Wholesome, reliable, ard delightful astcle
for tho teeth that brush was ever dipped Into.
, 1876-07-22
SUBURBAN.,



Tho dedication of tho new Presbyterian
Church will OCCUR Sunday. Sermon In the morn.
Ing by Dr. Arthur Mitchell, aud III tho evening
by Dr.. j. Nonro Gibson.
, 1876-07-22
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Goods will be On exhibition At Tho Auction
Roor1a Of Moasrs. Townsend, MontRnt T.
Co., 70 and 81 Leonard-at.., On, Monday.
Goods also on exhibition ut our Btoro, d3
LeouArd.nt.s at any time prevtoun 70 tho
sale. pARRER, WILDER b co.
, 1876-07-22

rcsilcnce Of tho hrlde's brothor, William s. Mo.
Henry, by Hlshop 3tcLarcn, Herbert A. MoTao and
Miea Hattie +. Mcflcnry, both Of Chicago.
, 1876-07-22

MR. BLAlNE'S HEALTH.
AuausrA, Me-, July M.-alr. Blafno leaycs for
Rye Beach to-day to rceupcratc. Ills health Is
not much improved, but he is physically little
stronger.