davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-06-24

tracked the thief to Lancaster by scatter
ing locks in the road. He had left by the
Northumberland road, and was overtaken
by his pursuers in the pine woods some
two miles from the village. He compro-
missed with Rich by agreeing to pay him
$50, as security for which he left his wag-
on and harness, pursuing his journey on
horseback. He was, on the whole rather
closc-mouthed, and consequently his
name, nativity and destination remain a
mystery to Lancaster people.
The following is the programme of ex-
ercises for the 4th of July, as reported by
the Committee of arrangements
Federal Salute at sunrise; parade of
Antiques and Horribles at s to 1-2; the
grand column will form on Elm street,
the right resting on Main, and will con-
Sist of North Star Commandery Knights
Templars, Waumbek Encampment and
Coos Lodge of Odd Fellows, White Mt.
Lodge Good Templars, Fire Wards, La
fayette Engine Co. No. l, Etna Engine
Co. No. 2, Committee of Arrangements,
Officers of the day, President and Orator,
Military Company, Reverend Clergy, Sab
bath Schools and Public Schools, Sabbath
Schools from other towns, Citizens, Lam
caster Light Battery. The line of march
will be up Main to North street, down
Main to Railroad, across Railroad to
Summer, down Summer to Middle, up
Middle to Mechanic, down Mechanic to
Main, up Main to Centennial Park, where
the Literary exercises will commence at
ten o'clock in the morning, precisely.
The full programme will be published in
our next issue, with list of the officers
of the day, and the organizations that
have accepted invitations to participate.
We are unable at this moment to an
nounce the orator, but it is expected that
Hon. George N. Dale of Island Pond,
will be secured.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-06-24
CRANKY.

There has been a young man around
this town for week or ten days past
fishing, giving the name of Sewell and
claiming to be from Hartford, Conn
He has boarded some in variety Of
places about, and lastly, few days at
Lorin A. Shores en- the Gleason place.
On Saturday Mr.. Shores suspicious hav-
ing been aroused that all was not right
told him he could not board him longer,
whereupon he left Forgetting to even offer
to pay for his board. The last seen of
him he was on the road to Guiidhall.
His clothes had become somewhat the
worse for wear from long continued
fishing. The first of his being around,
he used tobacco freely, but it turns out
to have been borrowed about town. We
would advise him if he designs to obtain
an honest living, to go to work. People
this way think he left some jail behind
He claimed at one time he was getting
trout to stock fish pond, and that he
had contract with Messrs. Fairbanks at
st. Johnsbury, to get them 1000 and at
another he could get $3.50 a pound for
them dressed.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-06-24
Gorhan.

A change of time table on the G.. T. r.,
which took place Monday, June 10th,
shows the passenger trains to run as fol-
lows: No. leaves Island Pond 10 AS,
p. NJ; arrives here at l 10, A. NJ, and de-
parts at 3 80, A. NJ, stopping over at this
station two hours and twenty minutes !;
arrives in Portland I AS. M. Return
ing, leaves Portland 7:15, A. NJ; arrives
here IL 20, A. NJ, and at Island Pond 9, p.
NJ. This train going east will stop over
on Sundays the same as it used to before
the old Alpine HO9Se was burned. No.
train leaves Island Pond at 6 :45, A. NJ. i;
arrives here 10, A. NJ, and reaches Port
land l, +. NJ. Returning, leaves Portland
at 40, p. NJ; arrives here 5 40, P. NJ,
stops here thirty minutes for supper and
arrives in Island Pond 8, p. NJ. These
trains make close and sure connections
with all trains running out Of Portland
over the different routes. A passenger
car is attached to the afternoon freight
train running between here and Island
Pond, as usual.
We are glad to meet with our old friend
Prof. C. d. Robinson again, who has been
absent so long in Maine aud Vermont,
giving his readings. He is looking finely.
He has already taken up his old position
on the depot platform as agent for the
Glen House.
Conductor Crockett from indianapolis
has been paying our old townsman, G. w.
Bean, a visit. Many of the boys know
him.
. If those persons who are so fortunate
as to own teams Of their own, when they
enter town could only bring along with
them a little garden fence or a choice
fruit or shade tree-One which every men,
Der of their family would not have defac-
cd or destroyed "for worlds"-just to
hitch their horses to, we are of the opin-
ion there would be less destruction OF our
village ornaments, less explosives uttered
by owners and more souls saved hereafter.
The new Alpine House is advertised to
be opened the 18th of July for travel.
When completed we will give a full de-
scription of it.
At the temperance meeting held Thurs
day evening at the Methodist church, the
matter of liquor selling to summer guests
in the public houses was left wholly to
the wise discretion of their president,
Mr.. J. Jewell.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-06-24

Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
IN MEDICINE.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-06-24
Lancaster.

Attention is called to c. G. Brooks new
advertisement in this issue.
J. G. Crawford has already picked Gu
cumbers six inches in length. He has
squash vines in blossom, and other garden
vegetables equally forward.
Charles and viii Thompson, and John
Weeks went over to Cranky, Thursday,
fishing, intending to return Friday. Not
having returned Sunday their families be-
came alarmed and were about starting in
search of them when they arrived laden
with upwards of 700 trout
Mrs. Nutter has just received a large
stock Of seasonable millinery goods,
which she is selling at extremely low
prices. A large lot Of elegant fans. She
has in her employ an experienced dress
maker, and is consequently prepared to
fill all orders for dressmaking salts factor
lily.
Kent & Grisweld have just opened a
very large stock of ready-made clothing
and furnishing goods, bought from bank
rupt stock, which they are selling great
deal below the cost of manufacture. AL
80 full line of straw hats, boots, shoes,
&c. Nice prints six and seven cents,
The Walter A. Woods harves ting
Machines, consisting of tho new Iron
Mower and self Rake Reaper and Now
err combined, were awarded first pre-
MUM over all competing machines, at
the Southern States Agricultural and
Industrial Exposition held in the city of
New Orleans, from Feb. 26, to March Z,
1876. G. A. Goodrich is agent for these
machines in this locality.
Ric hard p. Kent, Son & Co. will here
after run supply team throughout the
village on Monday and Thursday morn
ings of each week, receiving orders for
goods, which will be promptly delivered
Orders left at the store will receive i'm
mediate attention. They are selling
goods in every department at very low
figures.
Monday morning, quite early, a stranger
drove into our village with q small guam
tity of wool, (26 pounds, which he offered
for sale and soon closed it off to Frank
Smith 6 Co. for 20 cents per pound, re-
ceiving therefor $500. Not long after,
Henry II. Rich of Randolph, came along
and inquired for u person answering to
the description of the wool peddlor, say
ing that the wool was stolen from his
barn during the night, and they had
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-06-24
Stratford Hollow.

StratfOrd Hollow.
A delegation OF the Y. M. C. A. of n.
II. held very interesting and profitable
series of meetings at the Methodist
church here, last Saturday and Sunday.
Mcssrs. Allen and Remission of the dele
getion will hold services here next Sab
bath, the 25th inst.
Humphrey G. Jordan, wife and child
left here Monday morning for California,
where he expects to abide in future.
A party of five, including A. M. Hatch
and wife, left here Monday morning for
the Centennial. Three persons from here
are now stopping there.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-06-24
Lunenburg.


We frequently here the name of S. S.
Gould of West Concord, mentioned as
candidate for Senator of Essex Coun-
ty. AS it is conceded on all hands that
Concord is by right entitled to the Sem
ator this term, we should be very glad to
use what influence we may have in his
favor, knowing him to be gentleman
we'll qualified for the position.
The Choral Society of Lunenburg, are
preparing themselves for a. concert, in
which will be introduced music, both in
strumental and vocal. They have some
splendid pieces. A good time and a
crowded house is expected, as the pro-
ceeds go to increase the funds for the new
common fence. Look out for posters.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-06-24

Every year increases the populari-
ty of this valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alene. We
can assure our old patrons that it is
kept fully up to its high standard;
and it is the only reliable and perfect
ed preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making it soft, lustrous, and silken.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. 1t removes all eruptions
and dandruf, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. By its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create a new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most eco
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair splendid, glossy
appearance. A. A. Hayes, Md,
State Assayer of Massachusetts,, says,
"The constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality;
and I consider it the BEST PREPA-
RATION for its intended purposes"
Sold by all Druggists, and Dealers in Medicines.
Price One Dollar.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-06-24
East Concord.

On Friday last, Charles Cushman, aged
thirteen, was brought before justice F.
C. Grant charged with petty larceny, trial
by jury. 1t was found he had stolen
various articles, several bottles of wine,
bible which he had snapped for a
fishing rod, and & number of school books
enough to sentence him to the State
Reform School. The boy is bright, nd
with the displine and instruction which
he will there receive, may make useful
man
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-06-24
P.&O II. r. TIME TABLE.

Il 81 " IL. II, TIME TABLE.
Going East
Passenger Trains leave johnson at 600 and HAS
=.
Arrive at st. Johnsbury at $50, a. m. and 40
Pm.
Lunenburg at 1896 a. N. and GAS p. m.
Train arriving at Lunenburg at 1896, connects
through to Portland direct.
Going West.
rains leave Lunenburg at 100 q. m, and 1925
p. m.
pm.
The through trains connect with the regular mail
trains over the Passumpsc r. r. at st. Johns
bury both morning and evening.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-06-24
Ii. c. a NJ. r. II. TIME TABLE.

WINTER ARRANGENENT.
Going South.
Passenger Trains leave Grovoton at sI5s. m. and
and 7.35 p. m.
Guildhall Falls, $50 a. m, and 80 p. m.
Lancaster, AS a. m, and l-50 y. m.
Going North.
Arrive at Lancaster l2.OS and CTS p. m.
Leave Lancaster at a. m, and GEO p. nj.
Guildhan Falls 80 a. m, and 6.35 p. m.
Arrive at GrOveton at 7.I5 4. M, and $50 a. m.
Train leaving Lancaster at 7.45 a. IN. connects
at Groveton with train for Portland.
Train leaving Lancaster at GO p. m. connects
at Groveton with train West over the Grand
Trunk.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-06-24
.Buckingham's Dye.
FOR THE wHISKERS.

AS our Remover in many cases
requires too long a time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation; which will
quickly and effectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces a color which will
neither rub nor wash off Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by r. p. HALL, 4 CO.,
NASHUA. NH,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-06-24
MILLINERY IND DRESS-NiKING.

Miss Anna J.. Cook, an experienced milliner from
Boston, would invite the attention of the ladies to
her extensive stock OF Millinery Goods. Hats Of
all descriptions to order. Give me 4 call. Rooms
in Noyes' stor;, Jefferson, n. II. 90
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-06-24
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
Guildhall.

Iuuundll.
The semi-annual meeting of the Essex
County S. S. Union, will be held at Guild
hall, Thursday and Friday, June 30 and
30, 1875. All S. S. Workers are cordially
invited to attend, and participate in the
exercises. The people of Guildhall cor
daily welcome you to their homes.
, 1876-12-12
1EEAl..

To The Edtfer af Ths Tribune.
CHICAGO, psc. 11.-Tho position In which the
city is now p}fRrcd seems to be 4 very ridiculous
one. 1t Is aaiQ the appropriation for the re-
moyal Of oftd1 by tho city is exhausted. Why
IA this sol Ia It not great oversight in sone-
bniy, that appropriation Sufficient should not
fnvp been n,atlu very much fcnr that tho
city will he covered from ono cntl to tho other
during this winter With ofla1 and when the
warm weather again opens upon ,ts We shall
hayu smc1ls fh' 0Ir very midst far exceeding
anything VIC have heretofore endured from
Bridgeport, which will bo tho means OF breed
inE pestllcnco among It's.
The following, from tho Boston Gfo1e of Dec,
I, Allows whnt they do with such things In
Boston:
Tho returns Of oiIal sold for oloscn months show
thnt tho receipts hnyo bcon ns follows: CITY
proper SEQ. 331. 03; oxtnry. 81, DIS. .02 Charles.
town, 81. U47.T8. Tho otfal IL how aoll by tho
city to the farmers. Previous 10 this ycar Ii tlas
been eo1d 10 contractors. Tic last contract was
81, 500 .ycar for what in eleven months has
Yielded $40, 600.
II the same could be done here, Of even If It
could be given away to parties who would make
contract with the city to remove it at their own
cost, It would be great saving to US. think
this d serious matter, which ought to bo at
tended to ut once. Nv. r. l..
, 1876-12-12

o ann. a n. Pot. q CO., /. 1t,u: i. W, Fosa t,5,,
+. Il lnck{neham. by T. Isuckinghnr,, (lt4 Met.
ropotsn Nationni link Of Now York, by Fuller !s
SMITH, it, attorneys. 1.000: t4corao ". sl,aw,
!, 2UO: Win. " fnrl1l 05t: DotEr Ch!atc, ~ y: I.
itrown sHTia! to t.Senieon md hnlt
~ IL. '!,tthHst nuui 4iesI! -. s"rnGs. ..n
rensr % I'm: M t,bnf,cs ~ IiIn,s' :v,: ileorac T.
Emery, i, hOtj: ticorro ". ilaft. j5n: j, VI.
T'0wnc, 1a:5; Sarah Z. Gronl, i, 900; Mrt. Fnnnte
Sphinx, 1uO; L. W. etons, 5000; siilcs Hubbard,
hy \, ". stonc. ngent, 100; G: liaHtser, 15o; 8.
y: Wenkloy. !, 1:1; 9. Fnllhn:hee tper y. .. r.
ao1i laenfy q: Maen' I91 Mat,n 11ntews on. SGo
". +. Storey, titSj; john &. tinncs, 400; !. ii.
Walker, 9h}9; cetate Of j. III. Wilson, by Clh7ke t.
sva, j, 500: l>luc Island i. 4 D. TO-, per J. q.
Thomson, Secretary, 1$H; John Il: Wren1,, tko
se%of3, ifH; !; MeA!ll R1ntcst,, nuu; rfGn lev"
asa, .oo; .: b. laoflnc' :ao; to'a'' ~ "97 tcet
Tie petition IS probably tho largest In regard
70 property represented that WA ever lfe6cttco
t9 TUG itoaFd either for or aSa1sSt any contet'f'
platcl improvement.
, Thr D1aE;l ot Trnstccs r. meet thls afternoon at
tlc !oHh-taa1t' Ing fosty.Ntht htEcGt suHEt
1ucsttoil Will como up a !icternlncu oppo6l.
tton VIII come before tho Board ana protest
against and plead 81 for ti'c sewer:
a meeting of Ghristla''s was held at tho Prcs.
pytctlah thuISl iast evening Ior tno PURPOSE Vi
praying Ior iflond8 VINO We!a not Ghrls:ahs.
, 1876-12-12

TIE COUNTY-uUILD1NG.

Charles KoctI was adjulgcd Insane In tho
County Court yesterday.
BaiIlff Merrill, o: the Criminal Court, mo,,rns
The loss OF n so oyercoat, which somo thief
picked TIP IN court yesterday.
Tho Sheriff did not 80 to church Sunday, but
employed his timo III brushing the cobwcbs
from hls ollca walls AMI putting II now carpet
upon Ills floor. This, with thu new desks mud
new faces, gives tho Office nchnngcd appearance.
Tho County Bonrd will visit tho new Hospital
today upon tho Invitation Of Col. Clcary. Sumo
Hs's ts cone nsfs IN H'fSff a H. TO- VII H. ms @ se n.
vail. The Commissioners lnvc their el,olco be.
tween walking nnl riding In tho strce&-cars.
The County Commissioners will visit the In
sanu Asylum and poos-l{oasc IN body to:
morrow, leaving the County Building at ~
, 1Sosk satp THY ys't j. T nalG p spcsaiI} n;o to
vote for some OF Tic old s.Ring" schemes.
The December Grand Jury was impanclcl
yesterday, cx-A ID. Jouas being appointed foro-
nsan. Two sessions were 1tcld, nnu considerable
snn'i work @ was t,po'ca q. Tho two,sesstop
"a It Is a lcath.hiow to the continuous Jury sys-
TEN which l'as SO long been In vogue IN the
Criminal Court.
Sheriff Kern yesterday announced hts appoint
ments Of country deputies As follows: u. G.
skcliy, t.emont; i'm I}archarl, Dcspla!ncs; An
drew achmitz, Mica Centre; and Charles Elld-
fc1dt, Bluu Island. lie wishes all applicants for
position 10 distinctly understand that ull oE bis
appointments have now becn maile, and that
II Is Msclcss to send HIN any more petitions Of
any kind
Mccatr,cv r,c. hi. ire. vate,,oo Il, ,be t,oan,
vr.tcrInr. wi,cTc,n hn failed n 1et III" cnvntrf1
power to 30 to work and huild, TO suit himself,
IN ndlition to the Poor-lIoltsc. Ills PROPOSE
tion was met BY Commissioner FItzeerald, wio
said he, was opposed to giving him anY euch
power, ind to Tie credit OF all tio new members
he Il said, they agreed With him, and McCattrey
VIVA beaten. Heretofore he has been nblo to
carry any proposition he has made, and bis fall
ure Yesterday was surprise TO him, snl ths
ter viii t,n public be protected, for II there is
one thing moro repretens!b.c than another IN
they have persisted a. individuals In actlng for
the, Board iu purchasing supplies, putting tip
buildings makinE improvements, cte,
The Grand ,1ury for the January tcrm of thc
Crimipo1 cn,,rt was Trawn vestrr1inv Tin
namcs a nrc IN annther rn,nmn' Il "a scarreiv
.san.sS - - - sns ~ stt'. tx. a.,s~si~.55 ~
, 1876-12-12
RELIEF AND AID,

A"'e"' ~ o"''
The annual report OF the chtca9o Relief and
Aid Society is Just ont. It embraces a static
mcnt Of the work done from ;1an. / to Nov. l.
1e-s-t,n ,no,,,b. III, tt,,r Io, ,,,.t, r., ,,o,,
low eii'.e ut'c 'i'auo ~
form 10 the financial year Oh Tic Society. shh-
segment reports will embrace twelve months, us
heretofore
This number of arttclea tssuct to needy ner~
.,.,. ,,.,,. a., a.. ,,,,t, ... - ,y,
no'o "o''"6 st'o ~" s!to"t't' "aa 10 'o"o"n'
Mems wear, l,4SJ; ChtIHfen's wear, 1,9iQ; pairs
nf sfres a H1O. noIra af h,1tu ~. ,,,tra ri
t,...,.s.s ~. r.. *. -, d..
mel, 1905; yhrls OF white flanu.l o74; yards Of
blue t]apucl lei; Yards Of Canto,, flannel, 807:
Yards OF Shaker funnel, o08: Yards Of tucdtrp-
..I n,.,aI N, ,o.,. ~ 5.ti,,.,,. *, ,.1 -
teu AaHAe'> ~ 5"'s.e " "'''t"Et fot !nl"n "
blcachcu muslin, 1.iDG; yards OF unblcnchcd
,nua1iu 1 A37. var1a nf wnretcd ooods Y79.
,.nrJ. ~ Ha,i.o . Hr1. v,ris ~ ,r,f"rnnf,r II:
y1 1i 1'u. G.tS .a .nse ~ - .uooS, ~!
ynI4e - nipntt1n, ~, Ssis " " tasslnlelc, Nv
yhrns OF toMcllngt u; fhhWle' ":
Inc nun1per or pa1!ehI6 aN!nltteu TO the Va
rtotis city hosp!tAle where tho Society has cots,
and thera arc now remaining .4. There hnyn
henn f,,r,,tshrtt in 5pi Irn1ni,ps nt thr Rumti,
9f,in hnnsc I'M nj lin Wat N,,ic hn,,sr tra
, 1876-12-12


II having been reported that The consu,nu,.ou
Of coal ~ Clearyt aiosp!tal averages t!fty tons
daily TK1nuhk reporter sought Architect
Coclrane, who l,l,ilt tile structure for thu nur.
ltpse Ut finding out tho wherefore, Mr, Coch.
lanc said he lsd heard sueh report. hut it.i
mt know whether It was true os moi. II Il
Encouragement and lnculupetcncy Oh tile part
VI tas engineer. as there was no necessity lor
such extraYagance in tho use OF fuel. "Thn
fact IT," ouutinued Mr. Cochrane, $50 long us
in4atalIa men arc appointed fur political rca.
sons Just 81 long must thu people make up their
Mlnds to Witness reckless waste III every ic-
p4rtsncnt OF tho public 6erYacc.h
Haro you ever estimated the quantity OF
1usl .ceessary to heat the Hospital, run thu en-
Gtues etc. r. querled the reporter.
mo, have not, but ! Intcud TO make such
calculations next week."
''Iiayg yuu any Idea how much coal would
AD1WcE the puruosof'
~ have nut, but from whatl saw soma time
ago.whllc on visit to the Hospital, am satisfied
the1e ID great waste The grato-bazs 1e Rot
, 1876-12-12

Officer William Stewart, Of the First Precinct,
has bccn appointed to the detective fosye In the
place Of siaytou, who resigned.
The lsy.Collccsor yesterday received pay
Ment-tlle frst onc-on the special assessment
for tile opening OF Dearborn street.
Superintendent Hickey yesterday ordered all
bridge policemen to be detailed to walk beats,
navigation laying closcl for tho scaso.l.
The City-rrcasurer yesterday rccciecd eG84s
from the Water Department, aEd paid cut
$4,000 in tile redemption Of city certificates.
THU Mayor Yesterday took possession Of hts
new office, and clean and cozy one It ie. Every
tho dingy md dusty quarters lately vacated is
MI agreeable one, especially for Inc occupants
Of tie Office.
Thcro has recently been app1[od to tho ma
rhtnerY OF the West-Sldc plilHping-worl;s Ruutf1-
or '.aircl!aniler, which Is dcylcc for the pro-
Its Introduction WIS not necessity, but q pro-
caution which the City-Engluccr Is pleased haB
boon adopted.
Tho Department of Public Works yesterday
Issued final estilnnte OF $l,7B3 to 3. u. Gun
nlngham, {. for the CLEANING Of tne improved
her. A ,inal estimate of s3alB was also issued
tod: i. Smith Tor wa'1fng, curling, nrtt filling
tic intersections Of Twcnty-sccond street.
The e-Dcpartment officials find some use
for tl.cir worn-out natcrluls. Yesterday
de% ass sSGnsF WI s.ssd To- f ,e aty q
to buy intcnds to huyo tho material malu up
into "alllgator-sktn boots" or something OF
the kind, Tor tho Eastern boot nnd shoe trade.
Moses iIooket being, ono Of the "old-tlme "
officials, found tt hard to give up Ills place OF
Saturday tint he wantotl iii Monday morning
wherein to compile the required document. MIR.
Wright said It would not answer, md penncd
tllsn'issas. Yesterday tho Cotnmtsaioncr found
upon Ills dcsk u communication, which was as-
had been written on Sunday:
The Commissioner Of lIcalth malzcs tho fol-
lowing report for the week ending Saturday,
Dec. u: Deaths, lug previous week, 1Ge: cor
responding week In 1875 1ts1; Causes Of death;
st e1s W. " sypoa taap isScs @snE III sef s.
Md age, D; consumption, IL; pneumonia, 8.
The uecs Of tlcrcascd were:: Under l year,
52i l 10 :, Il: The Health Oilleers' re:
10 uulsat1crs abatot1, and tho following articles
condemned: - breasts auu u quarters Of beef
aud calf
t,lassbrook T. Son, iron.foundcrs ut the cor.
ncE uf Fifteenth street Ntll Centre ayonue have
sued this city for t3.000 cla!nled is datnagct sus-
swatcr:tunlcl anlcr. fhr' end Of thejr iot IN
which thu foundry is locatcd, causing tho grounu
to scttle anl tue building to sink. The cla!nl-
allts say that basl Mork was tho cause u the
settling Of thy land: CIty.Attorney Tuthiii *
|uets to win the suit, and says that II It should
be proved fhat thu danage resulted from the
alleged cattso aud the city is held responstolo II
Will cAll.upou tho coEtraetord-tha Cox Bros
for reimbursement.
naIl4!ug.supsrlsteade,nt G!eayeland yesterday
speetLo,. Mr. CleayuIatl viii visit all tho
theatres before inakIpg his Inspection. In this
, 1876-12-12

II is said that arrangements hnye been COM
plctcd to run fast freight ltnc between Chicago
md Eastern points, passing over tho Chicago d
Lake Huron, or Chicago & Northeastern Rail-
road, "a Il Is now called, nnd tho Grand Trunk.
twill be known ns tho Chicago Il lroat Eastern
fast freight 1tnc.
MI FITS t1ed kGwla'd' 15os!y connected w'sh
Passenger Agent of tho Knasas Pacific Katlruad
for tho Gust of Buffalo and plttsbure to the sea-
board.
MIR. r. II. Williamson has been appointed
Cashier and General Ticket Agent Of the Chi
cogo d Padurah Railroad, vlco <. A. Taylor,
resigned,