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The Russellville Democrat., 1876-06-08

The Missouri Republicans en- dorsed Grant, but they s.uttcred about it terribly.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-06-08

Cat fights simply result in more cats" says sagacious Ben Butler, speaking of dissensions in the Democratic party. But, as a superabundance of cats might be unhandy to have in a family, we may as well try to get along with as few dlssensions as possible.
, 1876-09-09


TlEnE AEp TuEnRl The 6chrs Lyman Davis,
William starscr, andy. r. Tracy arrived at Detroit
lraking, aud wore }ut in dry y.dock, Tie prop
Nashua, Of the North IN Transportation cu,npnny's
Line, had n hard ttuc coming through from the
ManItous IN tho EalH One o! her gangwnys was
driven In by tic sea, fnd her cargo badly shift
dd....The Detroit 7ttbaae statrs that Cupt- Ken.
ynn. Of t!ae stmr hjltUu D. Ward, reported that
Clair River, abuns faq miles bc!ow Port lluron...
The rchr berlin. sunk at falrpott, O., wns rascd
Tuesday. q sXrectctt And towc1 into Asalabula
dry dock Thc nie+t victim on tho shurt,gc Sucs.
ton lathe rchr Annie vou.ht, which is reported a.
hynS tss 4s osen sese as ss1as @ @ M
ron with raft In tpw. When Sd Forcttsille, tho
storm. Which bal loug been threatening, broke,
s. s1 snd ssOa s
the Lake. The Detroit IfibMns Rays: .'On
"Wednesday, as tho tclir 1tnttle Howard was about
ss sesT s A' sasyss sSs Ss:
y sS soat sp .es, c. ns ns s dSsls
sf A. sse s II q r. 1y u,
wsa III II. cs sos sss' As So'e rss
rroprietors Mcssr.. Drake, Narlow. nrakec
Neb!n.on q .h!s CITY, ave e1pssstea ir
cargo Of orc u sala 10 b. fully Insured. TAKEN
altogether, tha will be one Of The heaviest los.ys
scahon. Possibly III attempt will he made ~ ra! i've
the craft hut It Ia extremely doubtful II she !'rs
n 80 feet Of wafer, Il. reported" oi .hc new sc!;r
III. ths Kingston ks~, ssy.: .slsn eonreisnt
10 judge aa!e that MI schooner IL l!,e bcsibailt
sss's Ss nss sssi sSs s'Es :" ss IT, 'fss ss
"' " VII ssf adspea ;oe ~
Hk,19 YGbRnl far trading between Au1tfn3Ih aud
, 1876-09-09
TIE WHEAT CNots,


CHICAGO, Sept. 7.-Ccrtaln commission mcr-
chants hero are reporting that the millcrs n
Minnesota canrot set wheat enough to Keep
their nIlls running. Thls Is fa'su In every re-
spcct. One month ago tic suil!rrs Of Mime.
apols lad Ii. ssoro all the old wheat they want
e,l, or could grsul, until tho new crop would
come In. u,Ie alt'.lt ugo there WIS over s,UOu,-
I'M bu4c!s u old wlleut in thu Stutc, ul reports
10 tl,s cu,,ra.y Notwithstanding, aud hundreds
Of farmers who held their wlsrat fur higher
who repuIteh sllurt crop u,Ml predicted higher
prices. There arc tl.,,sc on 'Chauge WIN say
ilIs Is nut ~, and tlat "Osserycr" IN THIS
TRIBUNE of the htl,, .li.in't knuw what hu was
know 10 Le 80, unl II tl,osp who say differently
Wish tue thIu.: Investigated, "l'arkis Ia wlln',h
"UusEnvRH'sn DAcEEA.
, 1876-09-09

number d disasters. Tbers h hardly : res.o.
w ~ Ss S At '6s ' whs ns rot
doets yesterday lkat ,he .eow ii. N. Dnnh.,n,
Witch lets here i,.t Sunday to get cargo Of wooa
A. ths pi.Is Of e.. Jo.sph W. Ie, vas statea
one one eoald ers % ant pa psrtieu1sis @hsiSsr .no lad
b;en loas While nh her way there or back, OF
sSs e SSssy Gs e m
pott, and ihe: vesle!, though overdue is iInbIe 10
turn up In day y two. shs had a crew Of fye
SafetJ Is mAnifcsttd.
as ~ I t.: Ts:a,y sssshr .fs .n}t', .S
Thursday m5rning abont Is miles wcss u Grand
s @ Ts wfief ss wss xs.' II s'ey ss ys tSa
bnthood at tho tinr had Just time 10 take tho crew
oE Tho wrecked craft i,sfnrn she went down. Short.
tbe@ @ crew os lie FIT W saceeeded in ek'ng np tSe
aiRnboa5d Of ths ertft There wsaa crow q ilve
n o sogs hs heard t the
TO come 70 Chicago bn tho Far Int preferred 70 rou
z Grand lavcn In t!lc Jawl ad!stanee Of eo nller.
Harvest lions wa 6uiit In issS st Detro!i. by j.
oias5: Rer salus was about II, 200. she vas
III, slated t!.at shf wss Insured.
Tns WsssAn.n.fx Tho new prop Wlssahiekon
% m A1a9G T t.I 5 y s,sss es,I IT, S Gen.
men while steamtnf Up The river. Her dsmensions
feet breadth Of lent and ii feet inches depth Of
hold. Tho Custons{ House measurement gives hsE
a little orcr /, Ulf tbnnasc. She waa intended to
BE- duplicate Of tfc Unlon Line steamer Portage,
and IL 40 in every aspect except being about 9
inches wider. It IL Thought TINT can carry
ovcr 7. 600 t1na. AcabIn loo feet long on the up.
per deck ,prortdea flegnnt and comfortable. .quar-
fcrs for the otllCc.s.( Thc main saloon and Zap
tnin'a room nea&y Gsted mp In black walnut and
chestnut. and carp4cd with Anc NruBselA. This
boat With outfit cGnf1lete cost about 4DG 0Q0. She
Is ofllcerctt ~ follows. Captain, Il. a. SIesou;
First Engineer, u. I. Stewart; Second Engineer,
Michael Hughes.
, 1876-09-09
SUBURBAN NEWS.

The Rev. Dr.. ". NJ Reynolds, Of Christ
Church, was buried yesterday morning. DR..
Sullivan, Rector Of Trinity Church, Chicago, and
an intimate friend of tho deceased, had charge
Of the services The Rt.-lev. W. NcLarcn,
Bishop Of the Diocese, assisted DR.. Sullivan
with the other ciergynncn present, among whom
were the nev. Canon Knowles, the Rcy. Samuel
C,nse, ID. d., the Rev, n. Wilkinson, the Rev.
Francis Mansfield, the Kev. G. Street, tho Rev
" II: lIopkins tho Rev; llenrry II. Perry, ths
tho Rev. Clinton Locke, D. D., the Rev.
{. G. a1oTreii, tic Kev. II. 1. Kinney.
Tho pall.hearcrs were SIX In number,
esa.ed,,ie:s!s ka"it, t sarp atte., Nays
kirknsan, md Arcllltacan. 1'he church wGs
drapel with black, md flowers were placed
about the chanccl and altar. Upo,ls the
lcctcrn cross u white pans!es and tubcroscs
wis placed, and before the font cross nn1
crown combined. The font itself was filled with
white flowers md ferns, and upon the base VI
the stulltlar.l which held tho collin was large
cross Of tnhcroscs, white carnations, and Jas
vices at tho church, and the beloved renntns
were conveyed to the funeral train, which con-
ss.e.l Of five ears. and were borne to Roseltll,
AT meeting oi tho War,iens and Vestry Of
the church Tuesday, tl'o following resolutions
wcye unanimously adopted:
WmxnEAs. 1t Inns pleased our Heavenly Father
to remove, by dcAth our latc Rcctor lie iicv ps.
William II. Reynolds; therefore.
RtxofreH. THAT We. his parishloncrr md friends,
fee! 1t duty, n this ead hpuI ~ testify 10 Ills
eminent virtue, hia great learning, the simplicity
and purity of hta life, his courageous and able
defence OF tho truth, HI. frrtude md resignation
under tho most trying aitctiuns; h,s zcn for the
honor of the Church and ihc service Of his divine
blustrr, al these have cnlcurctl l,Es memory In
flcntte, md cause us Ia feel that truly good
man hns now passesi away and gone to his rest.
EtsolrtH, Tint Tic afflicted widow and family
have oar n,ott heartfelt sympathy In this time Of
thclr grtat bereavement.
IEFFEHsON.
TIC regular meeting the Hayes and Wheeler
Club Of Jefferson will be held al the Powell
House, corner Of Milwaukee and Western
avenues, at 7:3D o'clock p. m. to-day. The
lion. 4. ". Palmer, l.. L. Mills, Esq. s. j.
uannn, aud NJ. II. Reynolds, vii! address the
meeting. Frank Lulnhartl's Hlec Club, Costcl-
los Band, AMI other good music, will he on
hand. Milwaukee avenue strcct-clrs run to
this place.
LAKE. VIEW.
TIC IIayes md Wheeler Club will be al.
dressed this evening at the school-house III
Ravenswood lly join Lyle King and otllsrs.
, 1876-09-09
WATCH THE PRIMARIES. 4.


CnlcAuo,Svpt. S.-Will yum allo's,ne. through
tho netItulh of your paptr, tn call the nttA,tun
OF every Republican voter who really
wants rcfurn in ur county administers
tsot, to The fact That now ts tic time
to actf Attend the club meetings now,
heinru delegates IRE nominated, a,nl REQ that
none but honest, trustworthy mcl., tho best In
the ward, aru scnt. II had ones are nunnatc
put un independent ticket III the field, ai.l watch
the primary election closely. A Luzru resolutu
men Gun Il" a t.rrat ,lral oi good. This expect
ivy tho worst lnen nf tho war;, to louk attpr tho
ehtlse interest of tho same, unA then ht,wlng
Tor rcforN after nominations arc H,nue, becausU
irn,I neglect VI tic yotcrs thu b,lln1ncrs l,avu
a irll so''trul, o.'Ehs to iic played out BY this
time. lEe b1linilIers have Ind control iuug
enough. Now let thu citizens nuke tic nont-
iiatio,ls aud ace tl!r t,tllurcnrc Tile most In
P9rtant pl!ices ~ tc ctuuty are 10 he tiIcd t!ih
elected, thy int,st he worthy men.
Osn Who WANTS RgpoRM.
, 1876-09-09

"IIayc you any oil ciothes, n,tn, as yon
could give poor 11,un who llas sivk wife anil
six snail children 10 aapport" Inquired II
diiapilAtcd Ecrsnn last Saturday, at the door Of
High strcsL rtsltlcnce. ...
.tl'vu rot cont with but three buttons gone,
md u pair Of pants tlat have lad but i snail
patel. behiMu wlllel g.,ces yull Gull have"
subl the goul wusllu1. alter she hal examined
her closet.
us tho coat tlouhlc-hrcastsd, with veiyet
cularim imputed thu puor nun.
Ma, tlr.h 49,.
"Arc tic pants Of plaid pattern and cut with
spring bottoms Ut - tlicl,es!'
"No, sir"
"Then g,tcss yp., ntrln't trot 'cm ont, ~
SAIL the poor man. "1'lscy aint my Style anl
| don't want 'eni.n
, 1876-09-09
4 PiHE-TAAl' AND A EuIaANCE.
tn the Editor or 9'hs Tribune.


CHICAGO, Sept. 8.--l'arties ownln? property
or doing business iu tho nrIghborlood Of C.urls
uni Randolph streets arc highly Indignant at
the erection of slanty IN tic northeast cornrr
Of tue Colrt-Ilausu Square for IL luurl,-l.ouse,
pcan,,t-s.antl, uv something at the sort. The
sl.anty Is built Of pine, AMI the highest point of
tic roof stauts fully il feet from the ground.
Is not this in direct violation OF tic Building
law, md why do not the lsoar.l Of Public Works
Interfere mil tear tic thug dow,, 1t lsanuut-
rugs tn e,laugcr tho Brte,Nli.l biueis md
their contents On Clark and Randolph,
streets by allowing s,leh tn
treatment of The prorcsty-owners ana taxpay-
crs Of tint vicinity lty wAat authority IL tlio
sl1nty put thcrul The County Doaii llas 10
rtghl to authorize Il, and II they hasc done So
tia Board Of Pnllic Workf, who l,'.vc entire
control Of such mu,iers, shnna forbid BMc,, u
viulntlUn of the ur,ltantc ugainst tie erection
OF woolel buildings The biis!ucss men Of The
Vicinity huye some rights In the matter, a,ll
tLuy object very strongly to that sl..nsy:
USE OF 'ruEM
, 1876-09-09
pOItr HURON.

Special blf5atch 70 Tie 7TibVNk
ToRr 1IrnoA, u ch., Bent, 8 8.--Dowx-Props
Lewis Gilbert, Gcr1anla and bargcs, 0corgc King
and'barges, Yoscmll and basgcs, sanllac and con-
sort; schrs Amcri4, n. c. Vest +. 4. Roberts,
u. +. Wtlinnas, &. q. MeIset, Gen W. Ortiz, Two
Fannics, F. j. Kina
Ur--pr0ps City II Fremont, Porter, Chamber
lin, Darnum md eslsort Cleveland and coneort,
Laty franklin and barsca. Uaklenf and bargea
echrh E. =. Hazard, Thomas Gown, Queen City,
LIbbie EAu.
WlSb-Northca@t weather fine.
Isrecfai DtH,dleh TO The Tribune
P0RT IfuiIuN, Mitch, Sept. I'LL y. m.-DowE-
Props Turner nnd Iarges, u. N. Wilson and con-
sort, Grhycs and tof, superior md consort. Nelle
Cruss and Iargcs, Tfmpest and barges; schrs G. ".
Mellon. Exile. Dtod,bec. @-
ur-Frnps Warrington, William Cowie, Alaska,
Vanderbilt.
WJfu-Northcastib brisk; weather cloudy.
, 1876-09-09
FIAT IusrIT1A

TO Me EdtfoT g 5hf JrfbNnA.
CHICAGO, Sept. a.-If q little sign projecting
from tho third story Of a puIl,ling, say. three
feet and a halt, Is an Objectionable nuisance
asrl against tho Laws Of Till. great city, then
how much more 80 "a flight Of stcpa which
take up tho actual stdcwalkl To illustrate my
point will describe very prominent instance
of this kind: On tic corner OF Michigan ave-
nhe atll Thirteenth street stanls tho fine club
lolsc building of tho standard Club, and
Wide flight Of stcps to aide door ohstructs tho
sidewalk OIL Thirteenth street very much.
Thirteenth street is as In,lcl, of tloroughfaro
as my cross street, mud tic flight of steps Is
daily mathematical by a goodly number Of
business men Of the ncighborhood, especially
during such weather as this, az the noar proi-
unity Of lan'p.noEt makes It Impossible for
two rarsons to pass l,etwcen the stets aud post
II carrying ail umbrella. II our present Mayor
Is really JEALOUS for reform, let tts aud kindred
nnlsanees 10 ahatedi II not, Let us havc, SONG
good carpenter for our next Mayor ard sec II
Ing this grievance, EQUAL l1i1uTs.
, 1876-09-09

Cu.cAro-A largo number Of t!lntcr.ludcn yes.
acls wesu as ths MARKET yefserday Tho schrs
Game Cock And white Mary k4yo Leen dockel by
tie Chicago Dry dock Company Tor repa!ra.. Tho
anarine Insurance men talk OF making another ad.
vance In insutanco sates Monday. Tho rctrnt
gaIcs have frightened theN.., The seht Hungarian
has been chartered to take cargo Of deals from
MautStee to Quebec. This Board Of Public Works
las commenced tho erection Of brick building un
tbs deck Of the crib Nv donllci,e for tho keeper
A DISASTROUS uLow.-Tho iiat Of d!sasscFs 70.
anIttn2 from tue blow Ut Monday and Tuesday 10
eonslnually getting largsr. Tho sto,.n scsma to
was Ut nryt supposed Tbs nu.tisst ttAe, sailors
toy, was TacsIay night about : o'clock, whea tho
wind sud4enly shifted fFum thu northeast u the
soushea.E Those aha wsss out al the time Say
that they have Experienced more Violent storms
had tIsy uxperIonued sueA tetsito
gale from tin southeast. Thoy Wrss
lntsse,y unpsGnased for IL and hence The larger
, 1876-09-09

To tho Editor NJ The Tribune.
CHICAGO, Sent 5.-Aliow me to second the
motion of "1lyde Park," IN this mornings
TnlnuaE, favorng tho nomination Of Collins s.
squicrs by the Republican County Convention
for the ol1rc Of Sheriff. II is not known to his
friends tllut MT. SQulers ],:,s my llca of being
ra,,t1fdntc Tor the plncp, but this much is crr-
tain: that hettcr tnat1 for the Office cannot 10
fountl III Cook County. lie Is capable, honest,
anil IN every way worthy, JEe would III tho
otlltt with credit to himself ami The county, uni
to Lie entire satisfaction Of the people.
FIRST WARD.
, 1876-09-09
1alll:lfjII'rH.


CHICAGO. n.-Frefshts weFc very active ut m nd.
vance Of l!c, charters lens made a, 9ic for corn,
nUd nIc f0r wheat ta 1IMtIaIo. Following Ia The
LIT Of rlIastcrs: 10 IiltIulo-SchEu d. X. Iniicy
aud K1nEI.hcr. propeller not nan,od, wheat at sac;
schrs l.. G, Woodruff, s. II. FoaterW. H. Hounds,
Sayeani, lllggie s Ju,es, pensaukcc, barge e. j.
fesshaw, md prop Waytrly, corn at 2lsc; schr
4. Il. Andrews, rya 1t vac. 10 Efc-Pfop Wisa.
hlckon. corn. To sa.,l:a--sehr Nc!tIe GYrdner.
corn, through rute. T0 0sdensburs--Fror Garden
city, c.nn an through rate. Capacity estimated ut
llu, GOO bu wheat, Hi, 700 b1 corM, aud III t)o0
Au ryt,
ufrno!T. Sept, U.-Gra!n f.elshsa yesterday
wsru quiet, Wheat L, ralrs TO 10 osWsgo lisc; 10
free of elevation,
NurrAl4I, srpt. 9. No lncal shipments To-day.
The schr EagaFa gncs 10 Erip for cargo u cual 10
Chicago, ut A5c ner tUn.
Alllw4,,KkE, Sept. 1.-Thctc did not appear to
be any demand fur gralu yusscls to.AAy. all rates
remain ~ previously quoted. n .kc On wheat 10
buffalo, and 5!tc ~ kI1sston.
, 1876-09-09

70 fht Editor QT Ihs IFI1FIN8,
CHICAGO, Sept. .S.-Thts afteraoOA as little
boy and gisl were going l4one trn'u tho Elln
Street Primary School, both were knocked
dowp, and the boy run over, by horse and buggy
driven by 1ian who seemed to 10 Intoxicated.
The llursu was hcins brutcl. with club tf force
hin, ~ u.ttrun G,iufher w.!ll which the tnah WAS
, 1876-09-09
MARINE.



AnRtrAIs-st,nr sl'cboygan, Manitowoc, SIM
dries; stnr Aipe,a. Murkegon, aundrlcs: prop.l i.
II. f.Owcns, EscAnaIa. tron.oso; prop Now Era,
Grand Haven, towing: prop Guorgu nnnbAr, S0uth
1la'cn, enndrcs; prop Messenger, lic,ton 1Iasbor
nundrics; prop q. j. TrucaLcll st. doc. sundrics,
prop q. 7. llchth' Sangatuck. sunlrica; prop Wis.
sahtckon, buffalo, sunaries; prop Trader, Bonth
fiaven, Hun,ircs; nrop Annie 1.hura. De1'ese, Pg.
iron; Rchr Jcsae Sinms, Escanahl, 'ton-orc; 6chr
G. F. All0n, Grand Haven, lumber; Achr c. Q. D.,
Muskcgon, lumber; schr Atlantic, Grand 'iHvcn,
itmbcr; echr Mary Amanda, Graud Haven,
lumber; schr Lena johnson, LudIngton,
lumber; e!,cr j. q. Eew1and, ManIstcc, lumber;
schr Lizzie A. I.nw, l,ui1ao, coal; Achr Isabella
Sands, Mau!stec wool; sc,r Willie LotltcL l.ad
!nston lumber; tchr Graec n. Filler, lu1fngton.
sehr j. csSn1 s1n snnseS abos o sghs htae
White Lake. lanlber: Hchr Maggie Thompson.
LudIngtou, lnsaber; rchr d:tna. uawego, coal i;
sehr /. H. 1aHis, Muskysun. lumbsr; sehr & 4; ..
lraynrHe l,ny, bark scllr NAtlirun, l.udiastol,
la%eer schr tur A'psa ln"Hr se!r ;"slyr
suases; sew Suia a'nn s.on. 4 assexon, wooa
CLEAi.AArts-pron Trucsttel. ". J1scph. II
.lr'x reIk aaI a,aai1es; ntop Elnsire state, haf-
arss I prop s1,n T. ussp ts OIL e
bags srrt!.. hru su,,,lrIcs: stmr scloysun, Mimi.
n2Ss sra n la ' ao t snS In xes
tctr John Ma:re, Caru vIncuni, 1a,0u0 bu whuat
| f. rrsmc M ,S Snau, 4 ii, @ 81 e"sa CO.. s' prop IT, IL
Blanchard buffalo. 81, 400 Lu wheat, l.,1UO bn
sor; soi, t's9rrs + Heath SamEutacs 'anFlss q,
iankcs lEl.!ds, colIl,Swooa 10. 457 bn rom: prop
y. iruh, s!anl*tee, brIs salt and sundrIta; stur
bIls pprk, 10 brs lard n i brIs aud 10 tons feed,
q Lrt4 hains, aud huhlrlcH.
, 1876-09-09

'ptcfol ND a,ch to TIC Tribune.
MARQUETTE, MIcf., Sept e.-anN1vEn-prop
II. Il. Tnttlc; achr d,orgc II. Ely.
ClEAnEp-Props Havana, J.s, Fay; pehr Helena.
PASSED Ur-Prop Arctic.
Dowa-Props Win low, Peerless.
, 1876-09-09
THE COURTS.
an Administrator Submits a Knot
ty Point.
Record Of Judgments and New 6uits-.-
Divorces Wanted.

oHS<r a
hecoio Va ~. s7,s.a
Divorces Wanted.
-,.-,-,....,nn IN ,oa,, W.,
n thc estatu OF John Tusscy, deceased, filed
~, " ~ ~, ~. c,rrntt Court against Anna +. Wilson,
oll' IN ,"S 1,,,as rns" waIto- ~ Iv,,snn Trcacrri.
John H. Nnso's, Wa. r,,,a, 1 :, ~ r,,.sou ~
IL, Wilson, Josephine FuescS, d. y. tHhecy, JE',
and Alfred l.. Fusscy, nsHlhF LOT tnc oplhloh u
sH sar oon Ta,,n Fmsscv i1ic1 In 1s7o. lowing m
estate M worth about $4,000, which lie devised 10
Its executors to be- divided between hls w'1e'
Aiorv Fussoy, and his Children, Anna
F.. Wilson and John q. ,Tusscy. In
casa oi tho uccsasu VI w. Will, wme. 1Ms t',s
property was to be divided c1unl'y between hls
Two children, mud II either died his or her share
WA. to go to tho Survivor or hi. heirs. Com
pla'nat.t was ~ 1os aptu.Hseu ,...' n..sssa =.
the csiatc, tho executors hnIlns ica'euea o'
been removed. In March, 1871, MIS- Fussey
died, leaving her two children her only heirs.
Shortly hcforo thia. John c. Fusscy, lcr son,
Ind been declared bankrunt' anu us interest IN
h!a fathers estate was aola 70 MS s. a'6ter' Att s
WILSON, LOT sa,oVV: oan. lut Icy, Ho o'eN'
The complainant ie now ready TO close up tnc
estate, but does not Know TO WHOM to snrfc!'uGt
IT,. Mira. Wilson ralm6 tne WHOLE nl nGs r. iN.,s- W.,
cilase from ,er brother In tankruptey, sn6sct f.,
other hand, the hcirs of John G. FusscY a,iege
that he had only lile cstntc ln tac p!opel.y ~
ynn Enssey ta' a. i,,aa tcr + a. tns ihnrcfnSe uI
seized of an estate in fec simple to one-n'i . o.
o5s eks ts ceur to so1sra1 M I, Sy.
T' ssis'ns. asa appoint trustee 10 ''''' ''' ''' ~
ST., r,'l'.1l1el Divoncsshi Init ,,,,nr.s.ca ,or
Abl was aed Thnrs1ay' ont s"PnttcssG1 yr ns' ios
Service ny 4anIa =. efochG. n1i ~
Na Mt i;d st Msdlso stssst slo ". sis Ias Sssa
bis wife 81 years anu llns borne n m six children.
For tue ast few ycars Hs9pgn nc pa ,i' s,Mnyis
heI c ia s awov ~ Atss to wss 81
sfa.let ~ ed n Ina ssorS d ~ urure
valued q so su,saSle 'one, orffiGn n vo1c o. ms
sAs sxs 5oy n Wnm & T. st ed Il. % Si
against h's wiie, Liian y; step,ens, t nss''s loF
a1y3rvc o. tue groun,u q aese1taon. .t.,,, IT,
Wn an askea on nor OF er n
Lastly. at1s ha,Top a1Es LOT ra s'!nr osrltcn lafi
her. ,,,,s
JudEs laa JaIaeson begging thu call ot caleodat
No Momuay; .,,
Judge MeAlltsteE vii not 10 IN eou.t 9ht.. ,..t
sept; u, beInE cngagcu on sofso cases ~Aicn hc
UNITED srATEs COURTS.
The ConncctieMt Mutual Lie INSURANCE. Com
rany ilS!l b!li W., against s'qmes @ aud s GSofse
Koberts, Ltertta Will, ChftstIna Wiil, Harriet
4. Roberts, George ". Campbell, Assignee; u.
Allei trustee 1ohn sner'als, Mshag i,,s,t1' Atier'
=. ]. Dodge; +. Y. DoIBS, 9is,,. Anurew pi,nllps,,
George ". Thompson, William Ramsey, mud
Arthur n4TA[AII4 10 l0FEGiOSG q nlCtLTlrE kNr
, 1876-09-09

Clark street, and now IA lcllrlnua and IN a worry
tlanCcroup condition. These children were near
Tie Sidewalk at the corner Of Dearborn avenue
nn1 Mnpic street. Cannot our poltcc put aston
to fast driving On our strcrLsl p.
, 1876-09-09

T;OR EALE-OH ExCllAS0K-FARM, 1856 ACRES,
1. % nll1ts SroM ChfcaEo: value, 81, u0. ALBERT
G1lUEuIES, u NFspRftit4.bt.
, 1876-09-09

1l0ARn-lH WEST DIVISION, DY GENTLEMAN
~ viii x!tc 1nd little E!rl In rtlyaln fatIyt tWt
srrnces furat.td. Fsy'nunt slwayi prompt Gise Iul
patt!Gtlatt. location. EooIuA. tetns, rtc Address
HI Tribune uGre.
, 1876-09-09

l}UGGlEH, FURNITURE, AID MERCi!ASDfE
~ iluftA IN dtalfuuf N4rC01ukt tNl w 3uuTuu' '4
Aeney alvaueGl u say au,oAHt, tasr,t cA4r:rs.
, 1876-09-09

,ri3; v;,,s, Il rn,,Sr rs nrriE >. ~, -
= sa!is..t. Lluuk horsg weight a',out ounla,
height aboat i h.Md*; slso ha!usss sp4 baGk Ivy.
.s ID rrtprn u lEs wo!p part Ut ts aIye to J,
uunbwlN, Jis.. l7s tasalle'sl, " ~ Waba.!1-as.
. III Of thp Oriental Powder Eis IL ihu Town "
Lake, pAr Ut erre1 ho5sGss reward ti so wt1l b
uu1esttous seSri, hl1EitT " CDli agent "
, 1876-09-09

SE]EiNE MACHINES.
A L. MAkES-stk0EHs ea3 IT, 80; RETAIL. $40
e t uns Sws ass suS ts W. M1 H. e. ,ss
companies leii; wAftanst4 s years; ali atac!'neuta
iurludfI. TlI}h. Il. MARIN. 1G1 Wll,as.sv.
, 1876-09-09

Ion sALE-tjIt EXCIIA AN0E-ONE. Of TIE
finest aud hcst Iccated Residence within 70 miles of
G,lcago With acrcA u Eruund ncr!y imr.otctt; rslc
81, FqE further Particular apply n 6J AAFkGt.kt
+, X, CROMWELL. - ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-06
DIED.

BuTLxR. At hi. late residence, No. 1907 {
stree northwest, arch <th, 1875, after Q inner
ing Illness, With he bore with Christian fortt1hG
WALInR BUTLER, aged IS years
epecfally invited TO attend his funersl, froa A
bury D. Church, on Tuesday pext, 7th instant
at O'Clock IN.
MOORE. Departed this life. Msrch t,h, ls7s, Il
ter . lingering Illness, WILLIAM n. Mookk, eide
son OF william II. and Lucinda Moore, agsd {
years, mon, be and days.
Funeral viii take place from his parents ~
denoe, 1927 street, on Tuesday morning. I'd is
the family are invited 20 attend.
WILSON. suddenly, March 9Th. is7s. Of psss
monia, Albert THoMAs, only and bslov coo {
Thomas and Eifxaoeth WILSON, aged Il ulsnsho.
Two anxious hearts we're vsitfnx,
Sadly night end day,
BY the little bedside
where our Allie lay.
One les 20 love on earth,
Two hearts With anguish rfven,
Another angel gone
Te Join the host In heaven.
Funeral from his psrents' residences, no. -
Rhode Island avenue northwest, on fcesdsy, u
instant, - - N. Friends end soqusintanci q
invited % attend.
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RALrImORR AND OHIO RAILROAD
OaAkGl OF rIMB FEBRUARY 18th, ls1e,

ouhHon VI line FEBRUARY l3tn, iOFes
An LEAVE WASHINGTON.
S:00-baltmore and Way Stations,
1:3O-BALTlMoRB EXPRESS
s:4s-CiEcinrati, St Lo1is and Pitfsburs Ix-
press. Dinner at Cumberland, Md.
s:SO-Baltimore and Way Stations On SUNDAY
Of Rcsis snd y ws Ssi st.. s1s
DETERMINATIONS ExPRIss No stops
;2:IS-Baltimore and wsy Stations.
1:30-hHw foRL AND NORFOLK ExPRIss.
Pullman Psrior Cars.
Staten. vs .,a and
4:2s-T5ederioh, Point Of Roeks, Hasersssyn
. stations vi. Metropolitan Branch "
l:ss-Baitimore, ma polls and Way station .''
t:3O-OHlcAso FAsI eXPRRss. Hassrstown.
o:OO-BALrIMoRB EXPRESS.
6:05-Balfimore and Way Stations.
e:OO-Bsltimore and wsy Statlons
s:oo-St. Louis, Oincinnatl, Pittsburs IFast Ex.
sT1eS 70. Chicago sS, COlum6 bus ssndushy and
Divisions. y" ~0 A1 "A>s
s:2t-NBw YORK H1sHr EXPRESS. Sleeping oars
s:sS-Bsltimore and principal WAY Stations.
1880, 500, "a D, 9:43 an, }; 80, %:43, $50
500, Gas, aud 30. =. %, daily. All other
train daily except sunday.
Lsdrtag Camden Star,os Jr WdshtsstoS.
Ais. 500, $40. s'ss, io:1op ,: m. daily All; N'o'
,. m, daily, except Sunday.
a.pslis, sssanton OF vsilsy sTsnoh. nor fes New A
York and Philadelphia at 500 IN. and 80 D m,
For further information apply at the Baltimore
.rd qhl0 aekss Soe:, Msshngton Station and
taken baggage 10 BE- checked sad received ct any
,olnt In the city. THOs. 3: SHARP,
l.. n. COLE. General Ticket Agent
GEO. 8. KOONTZ, General Agent. novl-u