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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-09-01
JOB PRINTERS.

JAMES REED & SON, Plain and Orna-
mental Printers and General StationerS,
same sent on appIication. Ofice corner
MAIN and Spring streets, ,Ashtsbula, o. Il280
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-09-01
NOTICES OF THE PEss.
From Portage County Republican Democrat
of FebruarV

VI NS1fuhEy z.
Board OF Directors: E. T. Richardson. D. C.
Cooley, Andrew jackson, w. ID. Durham F.
W. Woodbridge, Nelson Converse E. r. Wait
John McClun, Ravenna; Joseph, R. Conrad,
Atwater; VIM. Powers, Youngstown, O :
Warren Packard, Warren o.; G. H. Gov
Toledo, o.: Jacob Frick, Wooster, o.; I,onIs
O. The orsanization of the Directors ,1,aS M
fected by electing e. T. Richardson Presi-
dent; Andrew Jackson Secretary and Treasu-
Ier; r; John McClun General Agent. This new
company is established under favorabIe an
Plcest ana VIII at once command a valuable
silo, ano Prontahle Pro-. amount Of business The man
and worthy OF the puhiie conA5c0caN no nNSs' NIs'
Joln a - hleCIun, the originator of the Companv
an anu ls lGs general manager, has few eguals and
Ohio. ""ce men OF
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-09-01
tFem Denloeratte Press of Eehrnn,.,,

The Board of Directors ana ofsoo-.
among the most solid, substantial ana ,ai nTe
right business men in Northern Ohio rTbP
Company starts out under the most encouT-
aging circumstances and we predict for ~ q
large and prosperous business. II Certainly
deserves IL tfl888
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-09-01

The Best Glass Of Risks only accepted. Pol
ieies issued nom one TO five years. Three
fOurths TO three-fifths of stock rates charged
JAMES MILLER, Resident Agent
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-09-01
PAINTERS.

4. & VI. KYLE, Houseand Sign Painters,
" 3tsiniIlg, Paper Hapglng and Glazing; Kali
s0mtn1ng and Wall Painting q speciality;
29 Woodland Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio, Ali
orders promptly attended to, and work exc
cuted in the neatest manner. 1907
=. r. WATROUS,, Painter, Glazier and
Paper Hanger. All work done with neat
ness and dispatch. lI60
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-09-01

A pickpooket works on abstract prinel'
Piles.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-09-01

No. IL runs daily and No. daily frum SalaS
mAnca and Buffalo. I Meal Stations.
Ask for tickets by way Of Erie Railway
For Sale at all the principal Ticket OficeS'
JHo. n. ABBOTT, Gen, Pas. Agt, y. Y.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-09-01
PEOPLES
PEOPLES
Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,
OF RAVENNA OHIO,
No. Phenix Block Main Street.
oFFIGEBsf

E. 7. RICHARDSON G.-,,,,,..,,,..,....Pr President
ANDREW JACKSON ....,.,., Sec and Treas
JOHN AcCLUNN,... -.,,,........ General Agent
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-09-01
HARNESS MAKER.
AsHTABULA. YOUNGSTOWN
PITTSRUR n RAILROAD,

Condensed TINE TABLE-April II. 1876.
Going South. Going North.
No.2iL- Ft. Stations. No. LII. Fl.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-09-01
From the Toledo Blade.
NASBY.
Mr.. NaSBy Waits for the Letters OrTH-
den and AeHdfieks-KIs Becomes =
Burden 10 Ia Mile Financial
Instruct Ona.

CONFEDRIT X ROADS,
Wich Is in the State NV Kentucky,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-09-01

a machine that is bound to take the lead. 1t
only wants to be seen and tried to convince
any one 1t IS folly for any person to Pnr-
chase machine nowadays and not look
around andget the most improved,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-09-01
PHYSICIANS.

L. b. BARTLRTE, Homeopathic Physi-
clan and Surgeon, (snccessor 70 DR.. Martini
Once hours . to 10 a, NJ, and 10 8 r. n.
Once next doer to Mooreis Store Maih ST.,
Ashtahqla, Ohio; 1867
h. h. BARTLETT, n. D. Homopathist
special attention given to diseases of women
and children. ONCE hours from II A. NJ, to
81 Mr. and nom toSP, n, Old of4ce, Main
street, Ashtabuia, ohio; 1867
p, n Dash, Physician and Surgeon office
east siqe of Park street second door north OF
Sentre street. Residence on Centre street.
third door west Of Engine House. Once
hours, II to " A. NJ, and7 toSP. NJ [tf-l2S9
pR. 2. DEICHmAN, Physician and Sur
geon1 heyng located himself in Ashtabula.
respectfully tenders his services 10 the cIti.
sens Of Ashtabula and vicinity, DR.. p
Deichman speaks the German and English
languages huently. his office and residence
is in smiths new block, Centre street. [lS43S
Or. Z. L, KING, Physleiep and Surgeon;
efnce oyer Wilco1's store. Residence near
81. Peters Church, Ashtahula, Ohio, l0ta
FOUNDRIES.
TINKER 4 GREGORY, Manufacturers
Of Stoves, PloWs and Columns, Window
Caps and Stills, Mil Castings, Kettles, Sinks
Sleigh Shoes, &C., Phoenix Foundry, Ashta-
bpls, Ohio. 1901
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
Drro.rrs roR WATEG re.

In the suit Of Charles II. Bannigan against
tlc city, tod yesterday before Judge Van Worst IN su-
rruir Court. Circuit. too jury gave verdict for IRE
lsinuL Tne pauuf IS assignee oi The h1l Of William
Kelly and D. HcE Aauney. Ia 1868 tiist Grl. running
dstcry ~ Ne. 5O7 West Tw nty nni h-sl., e. posted
$50 with tho Cotton Aqucduo, D,psI a. security
iur tho pgymcns 0f water reut In July, lsG 3 tho De-
.rtmeI,t removed tne meter and cut oa tEo water.
Tne plt'rtlL Us assignee Of the firm, claims that
b is C.ru,d 10 thr ret.rn Ot t1e UheT'ht'.
-NG W.tl n.rcS, bGi WccL IN" fu"e OF w itrI I'l'
a. 5,t Inc .f,oit Tie Ciivs d.aiSs taat TIE q ~
Procured It, water supply LrDu pipe pt h back ~
meteor, which Wa d.Jc.icd ouly A.. talhE ur tiv
v.hns .ti.et 10 u'i, uf tho firms illce OF bu1Ir>5.
sl. iil,4sc4 summoned hy toe c''y dd n"t appear
;f. ga. r.. j.. u vft.,,sA iI. defense The iGfy
l:ud T.. .G..t los p Ii!d ~. his c!tn and n fyi,
,l,.t7 JB
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
CONVENTION OF STOVE FOUNDERS.

The first meeting of the National Stove
Founders Convention held in New-lork in January
ls72 The hlth meeting was he'll yessorday al DoiIoh-
ico,a et Fithavc und Fourteonth-st An address was
ivered by sherman g. Jowctt Of Buffalo. thu President
nj tho ssocaon IIo said that tho stove trade Tor tho
ras, wear had necessarily symphsed with tho general
deprcsson Tho trade had, however been steadily work
ing on It's surplus stock. aud The stock on hand was not
prDnby In excess Of that in January 1879 and may be
considerably diminished Tho business had been done
almost exclusively for cash or on short
limo Tho trade In desirable patterns had
beon n fair one the demand for inpToycd
styles continued. Tho class Of who cherished the
theory that there to be great reaction in trade and
"A recovery prices, doomed Dir. JewCtt Thought,
10 disappointment. Tho period Oi Initiation ana unhealthy
sprcuIa had passed and values were 10 be adjusted
by u different standard. Tho following officers were
elected iuI tlo ensuing year: President, sherman B.
Jewett Of Buffalo; YccireslcBts John r. RathbOne Of
Albany, and 4. T.. Chamberlain OF Cincinnati Treasurer
a. Bradley of Pittsburgh; Secretary. Josiah Jewett OF
Builao. An invitation was accepted from the oOuth0fn
Division the Stove Founders Association % hold tho
J,Ily session of ths Convention Ia Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20

,t.on granted tst lot 90 released ora lien Of ju:gment
Angel ext. Van or F0est-Let the G-ifaianrs aozrya
specify ~ wriuIs sAs6 ITEM Of tho ssI. gl 70 which tLs5
Oboct and tho each ob,ec d0u. Pessols azt PI
soIs-Poo must be m a h stronger
SpscaI iern-By dge Dobohue-Douylass agt DouyIaes
Dscreo signed Cheeyer sgt LsmaE.-JudsiGen. fDr d
feLdan demurrer. OyiniDn.
~ Judge Van ErunL-udmo agt Uarly OF a.-Case set
tod
SUPERIOR Court-Spec'dl Tslm-By Judge Sedqwick
Mcdonald ast DeDonai ct al Roussel agt St. Neholss
Insurance Co.. and Harper Harper.-Orders sst;sd
By Judge banford.Smith agt Cantrce s.erees report
confirmed and judgment ordered accordingly Hasse aet
Ksmak et aksfer-o's report confirmed and Judgment d
foreclosure and sale.
Common Pleas-Specsdl Term-Bv judge J. F. DAILY
SoTensen agt. Sorenson.-Dyofos granted to plaintiff
General Is1Dby Judges J. i. DAILY and ii0bDson.Ths
Pe0pe &C. sg FtDn and Same sgt. Arteago and aeo
Applications granted On additional proof furhslsd.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
DECISION5-JAN. 10.

Suprs,ne Court Cha,nbe,s - BY Judge Barrett. -
Hays ag MansneldI unN Hing 70 make hoeuiof asaed
for " tnout proper the defendant johnston aRL
brpwn-Deoee foreclosure amended Brown agt OBiitn-
18th o January 1870. Matter ot carroll
There bs provision tho order substituting the
mortgage debt snd requiring oche 70 give ho special
OF ths ODhgation not 10 sue
upon G.bt Mlet a5 BIowM-lhe issue 10 iOrgory mo
zion denied Matter OF the 'Nuns OF ST. Dominic /"
Irving National Bank agt. Wnoneil.- Motlols granted
Builenkanpt agt Haiield -irvoi OF service had.
Como, er.-lhs notice shOuh nsSe been
soryod upon sheriff personally. smth agt henoids.
Writ Oi asssanoc granted. Ndor OF hingsbridgo IOad.
Uior f0r tEe pay mont OF money into court Mater
IexingtonaSO o., &o-hocITed 10 b. W. lOow 10 take prO
and ropOrt Melville agt u:goMutOD granted and rftTco
pDpotntod bOuthvt pe ash Jcrtsipx approved sad
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Several resolutions were offered IN Inc lOuSc
to-day calling ior information. bat none Important,
Ill. SPRINGER Dom, HiJ introduced" Constitut!ona
Amendment. providing that Congcss shall not pass aIJ
special or local laws in regard 20 granting pensions
DJuntIea lands prize money, Tor granting ieief -
any peisoa or authorizing Tie Payment OF any c3im
gt 10 lay railroad tracks, or COiclfDg anJ special ana
exclusive privilege ON such cofpoIaou, ana Ior 0iher
mr. JOIN II. BAGIEY Dem. n. " said bo bad been
tgI,noCu$y recorded as hdsIng voted ior NJ bonans
resolution, NLo.cs Le IeL was lac was III idNOr 0i inc
resumption of spoOio payments
DEBATE on THE CENTENNIAL ELL.
Tho House tnen. at 1880 went into Committee OF the
Whole Oh tho state Of the Union, sir Wood DEM n ~
in the chair on the Centcnnial Appropriation bill The
House was addressed b. Mr PAI!LIRs (iep, Ksn.) in
Mr. g.'i DE BOLT Dem, MOI asked Mr.. Philips what
surdnco no had that tie noNt Congress would not De
called upon 1Or another appTOprlauOn
Mr PhlLLlPS replied mat IL would DC competent iOr
the next Congress to do what tlt was competent iOr ls
Mr HARRISON Dem. ILL next addressed the Com
uittee tho side OF the question. The House, ho
said had voted the Anti-snbsdy resolution with
rosery atOn IN favor OF tde CentenndI-not montaI
reservation, but AN Outspoken reservation Passing
10 speak OF the Importance Of giving natOna!
character 70 the celebration. be said, having trHv
e!cd considerably I'm Germany in 1874. come hundred
poIsons with whom ne conseiSed had told him that they
coming 10 the Expedition. but mat last year. hav
ing been travelling AGAIN in Denmark sweden and parts
Germany he found that persons wh0 had intended TO
had changed heir minds, saying that the American
peOple were about IT, and that the celebration
was 10 DO purely local But said he, et this appI0pna
ton pass today and tho of It will reach Europe To-
morrow morning, and impetus Will be given tO the
desire OF foreigners u visit the country and tho Sde W
be limited only by steamship accommodations.
Mr. WILLIS (Lib N ~ replied that tic city OF New
York had subscribed S24O,OO0, which was much more
subscribed Dy all to rest OF the country
Mr.. HARRISON said then they should have subscribed
all that was wanted rather than lot the celebration fail
II tine people not patriotic enough TO subscribe vol
unfairly for ths purpose then II Is tine to do something
again the spirit OF patriotism. lie said &c ale
told tEat the people shall not i've taxed at Tao rate o 5
cents each for the celebration OF the cOuntfys birthday
Of their constituents. lie not AFRAID OF hls Chicago
knew no jea Ousy o Philadelphia Chicago remembering
al that Phlade pha did at the time OF the hre know
ing teaOusy felt that not Ga cont tax should be
voted Tor this purp0so tor oven the poorest man that
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
ACTION AGAINST LOTTERY DEALERS.

n IUIIIIHIIUVU IIU5 UIpfUINNu
for purpose OF taking action in various ways against
lottery dealers, and to urge upon tho DlstctAtoiney
different system OF prosecuting lottery dealers than tina.
which has prevailed under his administration. 1t has
heretofore boen tho simply to indot and no the
dealers in lotteries, permitting Simmons and the
managers large scalc TO escape without prosecution.
Tie Association proposes to retain lawyers who will
watch tho DistrictAttorncys management OF these
cases and n5.ituto OF their where tho rosocu
ton 20 ~ unslsiaOt0rY es " has boon In tGo pesb
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
Albany. N. Y, Jan. 19.-Iu the Court OF ADD

ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. lo.-ln the Court OF Appeals,
wednesday Jan. 10 1866
Nos lS0 and ls0whtes Bank ef Buffalo respondent AIT
Asher Nichos appellant and Wbit5s Bank OF Buffalo, ap
plast Asher r. Nich0 resD0ndcnt-Ar1usd tOgetheR
by s. H. Rogers for tho Bank and JaDos A Asa
for defendant. -
2O-Edwn L. Jones c. al, appellants. agt Ebert Smith
respondsaArgued by Samuel Haud o, counsel fr appel
lani. and nv Robert s. Has for respondent
No. l33TbOnas Langley TespCadent a9t Thomas Ornell
eppean-Afgued by r. L. Stobbns OF counsel FOR ay2enan
and by j. A steele for responder Case sui on
Proclamation made and the COMt adjourned.
The following Is the Day Calendar Court OF Appeas fes
Thursay jan. 20 loS Soa LOB lil isJ. l22, d. o. II
and 10,
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20

t.ona I'm on'-yes, Liberty ahu Ouioh' o'o aAN 'NS
arabic, now and forever" .., ,.. ,rr.t.
Mr. fuckers speech. though not interrupted ~ o" nJ
~ ,npI,use created great sensation III the lio anu
Admiration OF it literally expressed on Doth slus
Al its close oompimented ny kolunlcanJ, nn
saving il was the best speech lie had ever heu III Co
gresa. A., ,.t, ,ho cor,ritta.
rusn. aud tho Huuse at 4:4O AdlOurnod.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
LIQUOR SELLING IN LUDLOW STREET JAIL

IIQUORsETLTNG II LUDLOW 5THEET JAII"
William Watson, Warden Of Ludlow Street
Jail. was arrostel yesterday on charge OF selling
whisky AM cgas without license. Commissioner
Shields held him 81 .Oco baii for examination to-day
ulas a. F.k became his bondsman. TIE whisky ana
c,ars were, u - alleged, sold " prisoners IN lndO"
street Jail. wrct IL stated there are two bars, one up
stsir for the boarder" and another Downstairs for
ordinary prisoners These bars are II Is also stated
itndrr tie igtrvi.on O3 Samuel 0ppcnhsimcr Who La
br, M jal u long limo Oh charge, unAtr lhH Sta.f
Laws, ~ fraud Ia c.bGuptcy ppr'etiiH- diu "hO -
H1l dcsiIo"s ~ iclgl., IA, pL.cc or confinement
An c'ic4l t1ys tEHi Sheriff CClner i''t!tl "i"i vas
I.y iJins Committee ma; n hHl beon te PIicH I'D
il.l h..a Discontinued TIE uf,nae fJI when hH.'.
Ni., l.I.-. "a i5 OF recent Ooc urrolce.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
Pact TI.-WFSTBEOOF

PARI III-LAwEgaCF. J.
lTst..rrcrnan AIT The lG13.Corri
haNor. &C. ShA'
CT4L. Brown AT. nc Mayor. 1929 .Ea5on
.r, &c.
egT7. sewer. so agt. Tho l05. Hume
Nay or, sc. &c.
lSlS..Da1 at The Mayor. ! 1915. Ueirei
80. T. "a
.IpG .Ng.h agt TLo Mayor, GS0. GlOLe
Sc, la :
Ia Fitzgerald agt Kelly. | 9O1..ScEYe
&C. Nyc
cCSS Iu.nn agt y-roeiI 1888. .BoLrnl
G4n .Ja,t son a..k NalAcr v-y- th-b
21I4. itn,ae azL HOTsHn. at
Sy-i II.i.Tay azt. The 1893. Moody
Malpr. &c. Pm.
30 afa.h3y AT Farmers 7i3.. Mo Lau
Mn In1 O.. ~ y. l4s9 .5vhnsJ
g220. se.IrlEeyer agt The . X. /.
Mayor. &C 1885,. Passl
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
srrfMnn rnuEr-TmAL Trl

lSti-ACSei1nal as. The
NGyu., &c.
1918 Oct berg 0yb Conner,
&C.
1913 Whlley Arms Co.
at irrlON 1T nj.
27q Potts o. q. Lyman.
-BS. pwvnr r.sf. FOylar. jr.
7tl..Stslil agt. hrily.
7UJ Wee. 2 .t. " ut. Bon. L.
Ire. %.
80. rrtri At. P0!llCn.
7jl..GtItii ast Bi0lnan,
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20

., BRADY and DANIELS. il
l73 Archer agt. O'Br1en. so
ITB. Mitchell agt. Barns.
To- .Ssaigrd 81 al agL Cot
tsilil az AZ.
los. .CrOmmenus agt sand
ford et N.
10. Nine agt The Mayor.
DC.
1876. This People. SC. AT.
N. y. aad ,. L. Eerry
90.
1T. Webster et al sgt
HIcAoi,, &C.
III. Dunpay agi. fhe Nay.
or, &e.
ia nattor vi Cameron. 60
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20

80. egt. -.
ifi..--1rt.
IO6. The People. OK rel
IloyiCt a. agi. Cols-
In.
III. HOOK II n. sgt. THE
Mayor. &c.
l29 Pul,o ag,L C0gner, so.
I'D. Wh .nhead s9t. Ken
Dedy.
col Druo-s dgL simon. &c.
li&..C9h.i' 9gt. The AtsyOr.
SO.
lo3. Hubbard ct al aSi.
G'Hnsu, sc.
l7lu.Dill -hcr ayt. Home Life
Ia. Co.
CwCriT-PART 7
9i7. .S'ern-n agt Holman
a1I a.O.
9Tt. .Flsx agL Folt
l.3i..gslai..SEccIt act. Con.
Ltr, &c.
1901. Holder END ana. ART. n.
y. q. Protector.
6l..NCv;O1 ast. COnbnen-
~ f'nA
rs. Hss aaL Bradley.
rs Nanu xxi. Ashley.
I'D. .C.,t s.. = Z l. co. at.
pv.yynfJIscn.
3Jl .H.,DsnlsJu agLO Br'cn.
sc.
S7G The Mayor, 80. agt.
Et1l.f.
1903 CcnEling Gct. Huritn.
10 ...i oliou a-ss. NO trsiitL
Isl Van CisA AsGP4.ldilg.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20

-DOSoHt p. =.
ga. .5herDson agt. ThOnp-
sOl ~ al.
275. ..UIonnOr ~ a., &c, ,ngt
Hebrew b. o. A. 500.
2Tc. .Le Baron agt. Long 10
land BsnN
277. W0rtaington aYt. Mao
le5y OF al
27S. L3a gdsn agi. Gray.
z19. Lang lon aYL Gray.
2oy. .Lsu ioH a1L Gray ~ al
2S5. BLACKWELL Ct al sgt
Mard.
236. DlGch veil et al. sgt
Armstrong.
2S7. BLACK Ws;l et al sgt
aamanl ot al
2SS. BlGrkgtil n al. aga
Frcse OF "a.
2S9 DalesEsr agt. Life Asa.
OF America
@sfs- 90 ~ AsNN.Nd ~bc faaNs
0t al.
29i. .Steiuway et al a2t
Stsnwsy ct IL
s95 Darker 3gt. hoA
z96. teach ayL scott ct al
2JS. .FraBslOI agt. Joaos
oi al.
800 pr.ce agt. Price ct al.
3UT Frost agt. Van Loon
ei al.
SG3 Cameron at. AgneY.
$40. Huger ct al agt Collins
et Al.
Al. Fills sgG Keyes.
l62. Brain ri egt. NaDut5.
* 10 Ealk.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
POLICE NOTES.
THE NEGRO sTABBING AFrRAY.

Coroner Croker last evening, at Bellevue Hos
ptaI took the mortem deposition OF Charles sOmes,
the coorcd man who cut with razor across the a0-
tomcn by Wilism Jackson. in West Thirtyhirdst, on
Thursday night somcrs stated substantially follows
went into a saloon I'm West Thirtythirdst some four
days ago To get drink and there found Jackson After
some words he struck me and we left the house. The
next day he up behind me in sixth-aye' struck
me- and then away. Last night | asked him
what lie wanted TO strike me like that and
run away fori He said: "Fll strike you and
cut Won too" with that he took out razor ana made
slash az me. | did not know that ! was cut and ran
away. but returned again. As | came by an alley he
Jumped and hit M in the back with cane. L
Jumped into the street and threw stone at him. He ran
away then artcrward began to feel faint, and
taken tn the police station and thence To Bellevue
Hospital. jackson brought here and recognized
him the man who cut me.
Dr MacWhnnie testified that he had examined the
body Of and found.a cut eight inches In length
across his abdomen, OF very dangerous character.
somcrs will probably die.
jackson was committed to the Tombs yesterday by
Justice Duffy TO await the result Of the wound oi Somers
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
THE NEB1RK CEISPiE STRIKE
ATTACK on TIE Observation-Disclosures FOR cos
SPlEACN.

ATTACK On TIE NDN-Si i.lh tit---AhtoiH fti' N''-
SPIEACY.
Several weeks ago the extensive shoe manu-
featuring flrm Of Banister & Tichcor o. Markcist
NcwaFt decided lpOn reduction of 20 cent in the
wages paid to their gornen whcfeurou the latter gcr
Oh strike. the work manufactured by ths nrm was
OF superior quality, and no other manufacturer III the
city asked for a reduction the sympaos oil tie CON
munity we're al first with the strikers. hat after fc"
dly, crius said to be from OTHER .uOps but Hstigttcd
by tie strikers annoyed the now hands employed by
canister Il Tchcnof, and rendered the interference Of
the police necessary to prevent not. Since then the
now vorsmcn have been foilOv ed. insultcJ. and Us
saultcd and as a result the community no LONGER
sustaius the strikers. The latest outrage occurred
on Thursday evening, and IN consequence OF
u the firm Of Ban-ter Z Ilchcuor haze
entered complaint Of conspiracy aganlt more tnaG 80
Of The strikers ana their ahottOrs On Thursday irht
a.tuo italian yyormen. named P9iG IckCt and Michael
Naroieta were leaving the factory they were attack d
, Thomas Lester Of Adamsst who attempted - tlrAt
Logeul with heavy stuck Failing IN this Lester tanned
upon Naroictta, and dealt him blow which feied Inn
60 The ground. Lester thcn fed, bnt pusued and
cauturcd in Clutos At the police station he gave Ls
name as Thomps Smith. He had formerly worked for
the finn of Banstcr rchcnor but 10, one Of be
strikers lie was sub~cGucGUy liberated on BAN 10
await the action of the Grand Jury. This uhItoyoked
assault the nuG believed, would result IN the new
worlnncu leaving their employ aulcss measures
were promptly taken TO prevent its repetition.
To that end James 4. Banstcr, the
senior member of the finn, yesterday ai-
pearcd before Police Justice Jansen # Police
HEADQUARTERS, and made Il complaint Of conspiracy
,coinst the men who had been engaged IN
demonstrations against the new woIhnen and
obsructng the business OF the nm ihc, corr
painJ forth that the conSplfrOib James NjIhWt
Henry Curt, John Davenport, Robert sp1rrow, ImhP
Lacey, August Pctsie, Anton Schmidt, james A. lam
bert Joseph Cox George Busch Figroncc Eennct lhos
Allen. JOHN Ecuson Marcus Conrad, trcdsiIGN Barton
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
SHOOTING Ar cREEpNooR

The fourth connection for the Gcigcr Bulls
eve Trophy, uudcr the auspices oi tie Amateur !lr
Club VIII taKc place at 'rccimocr AT II oclocF todn'
The contest III be omen to an comers aId vii hc al
500 aoo end ,yhJ yars2O shot, a, 1000 Ia a. 900.
aud 10 AZ -nU yards with ~ EunE shots. Tue trophy
f. 10 hc hoId by the inarsu1u making The greatest Nun
bcr of hpsycs tc :hrcc ranges, and to become the
proucry % the con;e tan who sa via il three ,'in"7
o second competition FOR tLc p.zc offered by Mcssrs
SCHUYLER Hartley 4 Graham for. aPiGi.y and .ccurscy
Will take place AT 1850 f. under IL" an pice.of The
rational Rilc Association. II l. orcr 70 all comer-, with
al lance 81 go yards, az Il standing pcrIt"' 'Hd
usng any rife. Competitors ~gc to be allowed two
shifting shots nEd aro 10 IN" a- many Shots '0 pos
#iir within 20 seconds. ar ar tu Lave Two 'hanc
IT, acgrcga;, score made la both rounds - We coug!ed
Tlr ,utiuco zee - 90 cents, ana hail o." entrance
r,ucv 1. ~ Dee divided among three hirhcst scores o.
f. uqg.: The Gr-t titr t" bld|" aud nan tH' monte
Ia .c,DIfl :NosiZtH4, and the iGiid ohrf.kii. .Hr
hptsc D, D., thr," tII before becoming TIE ri-
s,.l rropaIiy o the winner. The competitors arr to
,H "a tie firing point - TIA filc loaded ana cooked.
sI vi en tnc Command IRE 47 given. axe tu load aud
.sg ~ rapidly possible lor Il htl minute when the
,ftl.r viii Ctll " Time
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
"JERsEYMEN's DAY" AT THE CENTENNIAL.

The Citizens Committee of Newark, n. j.,
on Jerseymcns Day" has appointed a committee to
wait the railroad companies 10 try to secure reduc
ton IN fare to 81 30 ~ 75 including admission TO the
Centennial Exhibition, and committee to prepare an
address 10 the public inviting cooperation In efforts to
make the celebration success The manufacturers will
invited to make the day holiday, in order that their
employees may have time To 20 10 Philadelphia. The
Central Railroad, following the example OF the Pennsyl
yana Railroad has decided to reduce the excursion fare
to ~ 75 including admission 10 the Exhibition next
Thursday.
The Common Council OF New Brunswick has appointed
n committee 10 visit the manufacturing establishments
in that city Many OF them intend to close Thursday.
The superintendent U the carpet works offered 70 pay
half the fare Of those among the employees who chose 10
20. All who 20 from Scw-Brunswick will he supplied
with silk badges bearing the inscription "New-Bruns
wick"
The Aldermen of Paterson. their meeting last night
appointed committee To complete arrangements 10 have
Paterson suitably represented AT the Centennial on Jer
srNmcn'S DlN."