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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-18
By J. THOMPSON Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auct!oneer,
lll3 Main street, Richmond, Va.


ll13 Main street, Richmond, Va.
DOR RENT, THE MOgNTAIN-TOP fNs:ss Nsas
\ SUMNER RESORTl, Bang NINETEEN; l;ts asl =
mlNbKED AND NINENE-SlA FEET ABOnE W
IlDEWATEE. ON IIESUMyIT OF THE Bill -
ElDGE MOUNTAINS, IN AUGUSTA COUNTY
"a. AND IMMEDIATELY OVER THE GREAT
J., Ir,,HSShL OK THE CtIEsAPEAhE AND ohio
HOTEL AND FURNITURE AND HOTEL
GROUNDS,
from 1st June 10 1st OCTOBER, 1876.
lmpro, curnts consist of INTEL, built Of stone
ana brick, with accommodation for about seventy
I'VE guests, and has been recently repaired and there
i no" IN process Of erection All addition TO the hotel
Tor dlning-hallS &c.
fre,stOne and Chaybeate springs.
Railroad communication lis such that visitors cav
iraYe either Richmond, Lynchburg, Baltimore, OF
Washington after business hours on Saturday ano
return At early hours following Monday.
10 responsible parties most reasonable terms wiz
bc Inace.
For particulars address
my 12-lot j. THOhl SON BROWN.
E'OR RENT, BRICK DWELLING m
= eD3. east side Of Eighth street, north ofsaa
5;egh J.! @ street, containing es<en rooms; possession
my lz-bt Real Estate Agent
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ToR NEW YoRK.-The Old sssTF5

TOR NEW YORK.-The Old AsfETh
Il Dominion Steamship Company !; =;
steamship WYANOKE, Captain COUcH, viii sail
FRIDAY. NAV 10th, mt II O'Clock A. M.
Freight received until 10 o'clock A. M.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods for-
warded with dispatch to all points north, south,
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, s12; round-trip tickets,
$50. Steerage, Sc and $S.
For freight or passage, apply to
G. W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
y17-3t Company's Wharf, Rockets.
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pOOK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLK
~ DONE AT THE DISPATCH PRINTING.
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1776. 1910.
TAMES RIVER STEAMBOATstf1;Is
81 COMPANY, tka2sasasaka
FOR OLD POINT, NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK,
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON THE s:
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MINERAL I; WATERS.

MINERAL WATERS ON DRAUGHT.
SODA, E55'7
KrssENGEN, ss
vICIIY, and
SARATOGA
TATEI:S; Il
GINGER ALE and OTTAWA BEER
t,rnwnfram TUFTS Arctic Fountain.
GEORGE SCEGN,
my 10 100 Main street, corner Eiereltsn.
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CARPETs, RUGS. BATS. &c


DHILLIPS Il JENNINGS we nave
i lust received our SPRING STOCK OF ,ooo !.
CHINA -MATTINGS OF all grades SUC0A 1S.s
MATTINGs, CARPETS, OI1.-CLOIHs, siaaIips~''
HOLLANDS, RUGS, MATS, &c. ~. -
CORNICES Of different styles LACE uaa
'DAMASK CURTAINS.
PAPER-HANGING OF all grades.
Work done In town or country.
An orders promptly attended &c. .a.,
Richmond Va. 90 ap Q :
GEORGE w. ANDERSON 90 SON,
- 1904 MAIN STREET.
below the Dispatcs ofncc. have an unusually hrge
and weil-seiected SPRING STOCK or
MATTLNGs, CARPETS,
PAPER-HANGINGs, ss
WINDOW-SHADEs,
LACE CURTAINS s
OiE-GLoTHss &c,. he,
of all grades sizes, and prices Oar stock has beer
selected With great ca.e, t ths lowest prices and
AK an Inspection from al Ia want Up 1o-1m
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-,-,>Trp, To RENT for the months OF
II r.r,. Ar2y. and August, ono OF the most de-
" ~, ,T,,g;cA ilOl SES In the city Furnished or
* t.... within ten minutes walk OF the post
Gr {. satisfactory arrangements can be made
rTt-' ''.,-;r,a- will board With parties renting.
.aa'.' .rrs my 1921
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WANTS.

.... ,.r,n TENANTS FOR THREE
w AN nny-st.S, with three or four rooms
W SNN SNNMtaaiIj,"n between Main aud Franklin
's d" WA N, ~% on ins prs,phiscs nkp%4Ssn ApElyS 'e
W. = corner Third and Main streets.
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WANTED, \ FEW BOARDERS IN
u ,, a,plily ,lnriug the summer months. The
w . ,l.,s,,nt unt! healthy. For full particulars
-. MRS :. 4. f.. DAVIS.
- Cartcr$y:ile. Cumberland county, Va.
'T-ltu
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WANTED. 1t the celebrated French Dyer
" and >c"urcrs, 10000 pair OF PANTS TO
SCOT X at Soc per pair Also. the same amount OF
COATS and VESTS at ) 80. Also. 10000 pair Of
PANTS 70 DYEat IL and Sl.25 per pnir whole
clean Al Sc. per pair, III the celebrated Ercnci
scpUrr'-. No. Ninth street. sign OF the Red Flag.
=. u
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WANTED. one HUNDRED CUSTOM
" El:> i.r rAER'S CELEBRATED CHAR
coal tTEF-CouLER warranted 10 keep the
se, ono 'fr! longer than any other cooler in use.
,rI r...lrr> 81 L'arr'> make repaired short no.
,5~. WALDMAN Il SCHERER.
rurHcr uI Fifteenth and Main streets.
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" TWO riR>T-CI.AsS MLLNERS.
.,wn Grs,-class MILLINERS. at good
and constant employment. Apply immed'-
Ta:'@ "' {. l.. PARR,
i''N' 80, 1913 Main street.
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GENTS WANTED everywhere. Ad-
y dress. enclosing. stamp. Centennial Mfg. Co,
100 Walnut street. Philadelphia hiy ll-eoul3t
WANTED. MEN, WOMEN. AND
" GIRIS.-l wish TO hire TWENTY HANDS to
~ r,,.roai-iic>. and all the good WOMEN ana
Girls can get for private families and hotels III
P,i.t., i,hia and New York. Apply 10
}. P.JUSTIS, Labor Agent.
N q Fifteenth street.
, 1876-08-02

t,on. which conditions hayc now bccn fulfilled to
tIrir satisfaction. Thero veto:
FIrat-That Through md effective eyMem ot
tctrcnchrncnt should be adortcl md carried 1nt
under lie authority md sanction Of The lcgt!asasc
anil executive branches of tho City Government,
Sftord-Thnt tho ccstiflcntcs offered 70 mo rnu'
lie should hc mnde receivable epcehch!!y, TOY INC
taxes levied in the ycnr 1H7Ui and that those taxes
should be pledged far thG!r rcdomptl9I.
ont for current ditbMrscments. r. money, thereby
enjeetEng them to the probability Of failing to
That these conditions were necessary for tho &C.:
cnttty Of ehora ucairons Of placing tho finances OF
tho city on good fuoting by advancing tho money
for current cIpendftnrcN, cannot admit 81 lonbf
Tho Executive Conintttcn harn entire eGnil.
acnce In tsls tcarn and ability nf the present Guy
iected economical nt,d administrative reforms, and
believe tint It would BE- unjust so further with;
hold fron, The anthorlltcs the pecMnary rel!cf
which they NJ much need. Tho certificates offered
arc convenient In form anu nfnpnnt bear d h1i!ll.
cent amount Of interest, and We believe nte iasncu
In cempiianea with tho laws and tho decialohs OF
tho courts.
transcription, III accordance With their sncans to
tho popular municipal loan now offered by tho
Comptroller Of tho city, With tho further eusges"
tIon that an early con,plisnce, with this rrcom-
n,rn,lation will Eocvo the public Officer front The
cmbarrnahmcnts consequent upon want oI f1noa
to meet tho cnrEent disbursements OF ouf city.
The Executive Committee IA composed Of
Messra. Mnrk Skinner, G. N. ltnntlcredn, Mnr-
shall Field, Henry W. King, X. r. Cranc, L. O.:
N1ason, Murry Nelson, Jacob Rosenberg, and
George Armour,
, 1876-08-02

A petition Of rcsldcnts for q hosc-raft n
Grnna Crossing was granted.
Building permits were given To AtcszrA hls
Kimball, and Tllrnll.
4 resolution Of M. Dognc, loolslns toward,
the expenditure OF tho vfltaEn sUuncy pronor.
In tho several districts, was adopted, md rom,
mitttc Of twu was appointed td .IInku n etnt".
lncnt OF the assctsmGnts of tho various df,trw,
as luvcd in tho years 1911, 10. mud III, II Wa
voted % to lay such watcr.pipcs AZ nro now laying
After attending to tho matter Of l,rilec.tcu1,
cre OH tfte Calumrt etc. tho meeting ntljt,,snri
The "unfon epy'' wns plMyed ut Flnod'a
Hall Monday md yesterday Gycnings to larger
audiences th2n Saturday. The pluy wns !nscr
csting.
Tic steamer Centennial took out nlca,u,s
party from the Hyde Park House Monlas cye,s
Ing.
Tho second hop Of tic season was given At
tho Hyde Park House yesterday evening. III
parlore and orehcstr, were ia prime condition,
illuminated with rctlcctors. The rnnln parioi
was 40 ilile1 with the fashionable mnlfltuls
that u WAS found convcniant to t,eo tho clcgaui
new club ; and reception rooms, 3ust usross ths
There were l,ctwccu aI0 aud 400 In ATTENDANCE,
among whom were: Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor, Mr'
md Sfrs. BoarI.nau,. Mr.. and Mrs. t'rorr,,
Young, Nir. mil Nirs. Sweet, Mr., and Mrs. Duck,
5. M aud s1 Mr. hoaFn72s'' n' nud Mfsn M5s H. osss and
ST.. ST. and M!e. NJ Lamb, su AIRS. ' 1ioSsfS 1isssS
und Mrs. Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs. Garrafrant
Mlsa Calhoun, Miss Boartlman, Mtas GMr!lj
Mifs Howard, A9ias Fowler, tho htisaes GUAM
Fowler, Sherman, and Aicssrs. Tobes, Plks,
Blair, Iowsr', Latllrop, Raymond, Macfeagb,
Watson, Adams, Brown. and Hinckle.
, 1876-08-02
TIE VICTIMS.

Tho reductions III the Police Department wcro
not made yesterday, though tho men for dis
missa' ilnyp been selected by the Captains Of
the different divisions. Thoac detectives who
were requested to resign generally failed to
co,nply, atl were bounced. Two OF them
Flanlgan md 1Iartung-yielded and resigned.
Some Of tho uttcrs Claim TINT they are not
really discharged till they have been paid In
full, and threatcn to take somo steps to cstah-
lish their claEm. Cty-Attosney Tuthlll ycster-
day up!ned that their claim was nonsense, and
that thu city could discharge them whether 1t
was indebted to them or not 1t appears that
tho discharge Of tic detectives meet With gen.
cral eppro6atioa, md no regret Is expressed.
Must Of tho nun layB been dismissed on former
OCCASIONS for offcnscs, and all of them
have been negligent. Otto Blnhnl's beer saloon
used to look inore like tl.e tlctectyeA' head
quarters tl!an did tho Central Station, aud there
lins beer, too lnucl, going to matinces and base
ball games to allow Of strict attcntion to duty.
Behind these otIenscs arc greater ones which
lre not generally knewr. The reductions In tho
patrol fU1cc will not 70 into effect till after the
following agreement has been circulated among
tho men, al Of whom will bo requested TO sign
It, II they lemur they can reckon on taking .
buck sent:
CMscAeo, July 81. 1875. We tho undeu!gue45.
o1lccY aud employees Of tbs Ctty Of Chicago u
, 1876-08-02
TIE COUNTY BUILDING.

The Sheriff COCA to Joliet Tuesday with thirty
couyicts.
A few days ago It was noted that ono Thomas
Kinney, Of WaukcSar, WIS lodged In Jail 10
await his tra,,sfer to the Insane Asylum ut El-
gin. 1Ie Ind been alJudgcd Insane in the
County Court Of Lake County. Tho poor fci-
low still remains III jail, for some unknown
reason. 1t might not he nmss for tho Sheriff of
Lake County to rise and explain.
The cxpcnso Of tho Office Ut County Physlclan
Bnco the election Of tho present incumbent has
lecn greater tlan ever hetora In tic kaE,iu
calling III Some unc tn make most of tho post
1nurtcln examinations. a hill for sact, M cx.
animation was beforc tho Committee OIL Jail md
Jail Accounts yesterday, and llaallowcl, Is oil
such bills ought to he, except In rarc casca. Il
tic County Physician continues to be oycr-busy
when post-tnortcM examinations arc to Ge held,
tho iAca That l,u Ia incompetent for tho oillro
he holds Will gain strength.
After tho adjournment ot tho conference yes
tcrtlay Oh Caurt-Ifouse 1nattcrs, AID. Smith, ono
Ut tho city's representatives, Ind SONIC wor'ls
with Commissioner Barllck, In which lie accuscd
count Of Smiths faillng to ct Lll' through
the Hoard for work On tho county bosr'l!!lg'
lluuse ut Engiewool, 1t appears that tho eol-
tract for constructing tho boarding house
waa originally, given to Smith, aud 10 10
:Sst :uSst e t. work y ayRs Rafsi a trouble n sg
keya from tic locks On the building and raised q
general howl In The ears Of tho Commissioners.
Smith, needless OF thu clampr, however. sup
aiI scnt in nis lual estimate Tor tho work. What
troubles Smith Inost now Is the prospect TINT
his bills will not bo allowed before ho settles
his troubles with his clamorous employees.
, 1876-08-02
DEATHS.

sCIIM1DT-At Oak Park. Ill.,. Aug. !, .Elos,
j. j. Schmidt. ngcl 23 years. eldest aon OF Joba
Schmidt, Of firm at Gesta, Luinbard d Co.
Funeral Thuraday, ID inst. from family rcA.
donco by train 10 Wcls.at. depot at II a. III, aud
carriages to Gracc!and.
ltAILE1f-At hia residence, 45 Nnt.st.. nn lhs
morning Of July 81, Frederick 1Iallcr, aged Is
ytars.
Funeral will tuke place at 10 a. m. this day.
aaehtel Of Hhkos and Sis c"rile E. smisS, aged az
months and II days.
day ut $50 o'clock.
MASON-John V. Mason, second ann nj John
and Frances T. Mason, 18G North FIaRklin.st,, ot
dlphthcria, ngcd 10 years and s months.
Funeral at 10 o'clock to-tlny By carriages from
the Church Of the Holy Nnmo to Calvary.
sKEER--Aug. /, 1870, OF 'tGsascs' diseases
Miss Clara C. SkccF, eldest daughter Of Dr.. j. D.
and Mtt[asa Sheer, aged o9 ycatE anu 3 months.
Funeral from tho Eighth frcslyterlnn Churst
ThurAday ut II q. m. Carriages 10 Graccland
Friends Of tho family Invited.
LETT1E-Ang. !, at SEQ Mtlwanlec-av nIrdy,
only eon OF Alexander and Lzzlo Lettlc OF scat'c.
fevcr, aged years :, months and 2 days.
Funeral frGm ECO Mllwaukeo.av. to-day as 8
o'clock TO QTnce1nn1.
MAHoNEY-At Mercy Hospital. July 81,
Bridget alnhnncy.
Funeral will take plncc to-day ut tho resident,
OF brother Of deceased. 164 Brown street, by car
riaEo to Calvary comctery.
, 1876-08-02
SUBURBAN
IlYpH PARK.

Tho Board OF Trustees met ycstcrlay at
o'clcck, after recess Of two weeks. All the
members wcso OH hanl. Tho proceedings were
opened by the presentation OF the following
bids for the construction Of the proposed Forty
third street COVER: A. J. Flack d Co., 81, 900;
+, D. Deaticl,cr s. Co., 500, ,b3l; James atenson
& Co., S83,O 900; ]. Mnan T. Co., SO 900;
r. Hart, $4,000; W. Bysnc, s57, 500;
j, s ]. McNlehalst, s57, ,eoo; Ernsi;aw 4 g.
N,gl,ois Il Co., f5i,50o; 8. 4. Lewis q Co,
Sll,N75; c. 4. CoIburn, 40 9,G0i J: Hickey,
$500: i. I. Pierce, ,ssas9o: T. +. Taylor Y
Co., $57, GOO: =. Murphy q Co., by items. These
BIDS wsre referred to the Committee on Drain
ase.
iustatIng man at Iron,lalc. II was referred 10
tho Polee Committee. Tho bill Of POlice-C Captain
Biniorl Tor July wages to the amount Of 500
WAS rejected, as Dinford was not acting Us Cap
thin during the month. .... -.-
a fuw unimportant sldswalk ordinances wsso
passed.
, 1876-08-02

consideration .ha. we shall for The present he T..
t.ned IN the eers!Se Of Tho ey sa'h "a 40 sfs1y sf
Wees 10 laid city tho an,ount rer 'nnsh ns It Is
fixed for each Of Us OIL the payro Of the NJ lic.
pattment for eseh nonth II nc wm Inc
OF salarics Of said officers and employees.
f1RE-xARAuAL nEH*ER
has conntctctl Ills work nf reduction, and ahaa
notified tho men WIN wcro aErccd tn0n ~ tlle
cut has ee been AGREED mpo'', and Tin men viii bo
called upon To si9, the, agreement. which, ~
tho way, will be presented to nil city employees.
Tie men w1lO fnvp had to 70 arn thtFty'ts'fea
vsp en- End Ss tweSy Hysnt s a s4ss ss" s
Each company has lost ono man =, Or more: Inc
duties Of the watchlnen will full upon tho re-
naming hatids. who will be- detailed w. thcr
commanding officer. Marshal !icnncr lias i9iinu
It l,artl to part with some Of his ncn VINO nave
always done welt. -.-
TIE HOARD or run1rc wonxs.
beyond cutting oil two street forcmcn IN tho
North md so1it Divisions, anl three in,t1s In the
Wet ne has hcs aye }o 3
reached: The Doar9 are very lnth to cnt anWh i',I
Responsible positions. For instance, tlcro Is
Mr. Ed johnson, thc Boar!rs hookkeepcr. ,,tas III
It orieinaIly was, and the Aldermen arc crying
10 cut deeper. AIr. rrindir1e recognizes tho
efficient services Of tho gentleman IN question,
and says that Mr.. johnson h not only book,
keeper, he Is cashier. paynlastes, anu
Superintendent In q certain tfrgrec. The coil. @
rons upon the wntcr-boiila come ~ evoryy SIX
months, aud there arc 'nany Of them. Ihcsc
have to he sorted. arranged, anu exnnllnca "
sec that no countcric!ts arc among them; AZ
special nnture has to hc attended to BOOK
keeper, who hns to have great deal o. GXpcti.
enco to become prompt md correct. Stlll inc
Council Committee on Salaries talked OF eating
i. ,,,r,, f1rk M s,r ON which ffCf greatly
, 1876-08-02

Detective Hickey yesterday recovered from
pawnshop muslc-boI valued at Sl25 which was
stolen out Of . Michigan avenue residence ono
day last week.
The grocery store Of Louis stetgmuller, No.
1t6a Wentworth avenue, wns burglarixed yes
tcr1ay morning, but sla In currency WA the
only portable article that could be found about
the place.
Ann McDermott, altas Delaney, . notorious
old thief, was locked up IN the West Twelfth
Street Station last evening by Officer cudmorc,
who detected hor stealing two coats from Q
closhlng-s.oro 1t No. U.s. South Unlisted street.
Two th!evtsh sailors giylng tho names Of
up II tho Chicugo Avenue Station, charged with
, 1876-08-02
LORD DUFFER1N.

V19fTlN0 uld NESIEHH tNUs lNlESs
The Earl Of Duf1crin, Governor General Ut Can
ada, and tho Countcsso OF Duffcrin aud suftc con-
slsting Of Col. Itttcton Secretary, md Military
Secretary Capt. Ward, A. D. c.' Capt. Hamilton,
Ado. ;at,d 31r. Wllllhm Campbell, P1ivatc secrc
tary, reached this city yesterday evening via thu
Michigan Central Railroad, and quietly took
carriages In waiting at the depot, aud were
driven TO tho Palmer NoMac. Their coming was
apparently known to hut few, and their arrival
nt the hotel waa not attended with any demon
strattops on tho part Of the EnglIshmcn of the
city. The Earl aud Countess occupy suite Of
four yooms OH tho second floor fronting State
street, all OF which, especially the parlor, are
finely furnished.
Accompanying tho party arc Mr.. stetson, OF
the New York World; Mr.. Molincux, Of tho
Toronto Glots; Mr.. E. f. Horton, Of tho To-
ronto Nal; and Mr.. Z. lurgrns, who repre-
scnts French paper III Montreal aud another
Tic Enrl and suite having previously visited
here, their stay this time will hc brief, II being
Ills Intention to leave today for Omaha. After
remaining over therc for one train, they Will
continue on to 0gdenn; whence they may run
| Prophet md tile, Temple, and, perhaps, tlIo
harcm. Thence they go to San FrnneLsco, where
. trgate Is in waittlinE to convey tho purity 70
l3ritis! Columbia. The Governor General, Rs ls
British North America, and Ills object In going
there IL said to be to sec tho country, make tho
acquaintance OF tho people. an,l examine their
Industries AMI condltt1N. 1t Is un!cl stood that
tho pcup'a living 1t, TINT portt1n Of the teucc's
dominions ara so1newllnt dissatisfied ut the
slow manncr In which tho Canadian Pas[ts
halfway Ia being constructed, elalming that
work should be commenced ut their end Of the
lino without delay, and the publication nf these
malcnntents ia probably part Of tho pro-
gramn,e the Earl hAs laid down for himself.
A month will bu tioyoted to these pruvinccs,
and Oh his return East thu Earl may taku Q
Southern route aud visit the Centennial Expo
sitlon at Philadelphia. This. hawcyor, has mol
yet boon definitely determined upon.
When lie has seen British Columbia, tho Ear
will have travelled In all parts Of thu C0nfcdcFa
| distant dav.
, 1876-08-02
STANDARD COIN.
RESOLUTIONS SUBMITTED TO THE HOARD o.
rnlr1r

nYsoLUTiONs suBWITTRb 70 TIE HOARD OF
"1o0N' Tn.nr
~ H.,
Mr.. A, u. Wright, q ieaalng He"oei ot .ac
oon.a .,I roso1,,t,ora n tto ,nc,nhcrs NJ tbc
pfeamplo a"u teaonnuoAe ~, W ~. ~. a.ta,.
Board of'frade. IheT Will come up 1oe "gs'oh
4o.,norro,y when the Chauces are they will be
,.a.
adoptco' .--.
WnEnEAs OIL re-" pra.ny N ta1 oths1
things for tho coinage Of the allycr dollar, end
making !th legal tcndgF In payment OF Ut! dooEs,
public and private; md
wuEnEAs, Said silver dollar was Legal tender,
and the unit Of yatue, from the JcAr lT. until tug
fni e I'll paSie e and pSate ebts during al S line
when tho bonds OF the United States were lstdeai
and ..,,
WHEHEAe, Eaid honds arc not paJahlc N goa,
either by their own terme or tue terms ot tic net
OF Congrers authorizing thcr Issue, but only pay
, 1876-08-02
DEAD DOGS.

HOW TO DEAL Writ THEM.
When gentleman OF this city has tho mis-
f,,,urs +o ,urpt stenrt tr Tho strcct ma he roes
W ~. ,,..s,,osS H. .1o,,t. r,oe,,,,oI ~,
" of run '.s p''"''too -" "uopto 'seut"' "a
not always pleasant nicthoa Of eetsing f1a OF w.
lie dues mt warn a member OF the regular or
aunitary nu,{cc furcc, hut l,c sits down III tho
s.c,,rI., - Is of,lro ami ,v,ltrs:
oe~ut''' ~ a." w. ~. .~S r,ra. 49, ~ ~. rx,,.,a.
t,,,,,- q {, tas samo n IN the cy that aena t,oc
shnn,n 1a alnwcd to remain an ofIensc to tIS
no.tris Of neunlo living near Tho curncr Of Fonrth
street and Fourth ayunie; II tho City Government
cannot project us from these cnt.bIeedinH nmcB
they had better closc np business and let the dogs
run the city. ClTts.
And then tho mnn dEsn,tsscs tho subject from
bis mind and loads 1t oil on that Of tho reporter,
,,,a a,.h.r hna IN 1oo,, ,,n thc doc. and onv,
""o' 'nuy '..a w C,~I'.,.ss 80" ~ T.ty'I.
why To extract lfo'n commissioner 1lS' lshar Ut
somc other officer at fAuIt presumably, thcfacts
concerning the mattcr complained OF.
Yesterday. in consequence of certain letters
o,,a',s ',~s a. sonortor rtcd tnto III. nso,t,
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