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The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1876-09-28
SherIf''s Sale.

AS
l. 7. S. Thompson In the Circuit
VS.. Court OF Lii; OH
VIM. & Mary Smith county.
Judgment S31 81.
BY VIRTUE of a writ of vcnditioni ex-
ponGs to me, directed from the Circuit
Court OF Lincoln county, Mississippi, Twill
on
MONDAY, sEpTESsBERe,'7 e.
at the Courthouse door, in the town OF
Brookhaven, proceed to sell, to the highest
bidder for cash, the following described
property, to wit: Beginning at a stake at
the South West corner of lot s, in Block 90,
back along line of said lot 200 feet, thence
Southwark about 200 feet to land line along
said land line to east line of first street 30
feet, thence along line of firststreet to start.
ing point, all in block so in the city Of
Brookhaven Miss, levied on as the property
of Vim. and Mary Smith, and will be sold
to satisfy the judgment and costs in the
above stated case.
This the %, day of September A. ID.
1876.
40. cox,
sep 28-ft Sheriff.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1876-09-28

Electors State at Large.
A. II. WEST, E. BARkSDALE.
Iltc'ojS.
First District-J, II. ACKER.
Second District-W. C. FAULKNER.
Third District-W. B. HELM.
Fourth District-W. II. HARDY.
Fifth District-R. n. MILLER.
Sixth District-WARREN COWAN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-30

En- 81 almacen de David A. Rodriguez.
50 encuentra constantemente nm surtido
complete de estas m&quinas, las ss'sseas le-4
ittinsas de Singer Sc que introducen en- ests
isla. Ell pdblico las conoce y su ilustrado
concepto es 81 mejor elogio que puede ha-
oerse. No tie,sea riv0I.
La fxbrica de Singer vende al aao
$4,000 mAquinas mas que cualquiers otra.
No dsjarSe alwcin0r con las ns0las '''''-
tae;4nes q.e Sc fabrsca's. No esta la econo-
mia en- razon del precio, aino en- la calidad
del artlculo. Las xsdqssi'sas de Singer dn-
ran, sss ercepcioA, vei'ste y tretnta a'sos. I
Unico agente en- toda la lsla, David A.
Rodriguez.-San Francisco 30.-Dap6-
sito en- Ponce, J. E. Steinacher. .
Sc lmpiAn y componen mAquinas de cos
So reciben On pagos las usadas siendo d
So alquilan maquinas, { tanto mensual.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-30
EMPRESA
DE vAPORESl C0RREOs
pa LAS An7111As,
:. .& as5 5as= I. + Ia. !.
DRDON RAMON De HERR RERA
DE LA HABANA


Dispuesta por esta Empresa el estable>
cimiento de tres expediciones mensualees .'l en-
combination con los correos peninsulares, go
avisa que desde el corriente mes. saldran de-
la Habana los vapores de esta Inca 81 10, "a !
y 80 respectivamente, recalando q este puerto
81 10, 20 y 80 de cada mos. -.
Oportunamente Sc publicarA itinerario.
detallado. Agosto Il de 1876 Los Consig-
natarios en- esta plaza, lriarte, Hermano DC
Caracena y Comp. s,.. 81 8. s.
taptsaa dsl soLETlu ptoSsds n aehtas n Ihn,es up
y.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-30
iMalz, Malz!

+ Ansapsssna .: 4. gs,ssills. e :
detallsn este gIano m POI, qyi9talea; g!1 hdI7Fa
virtiendo que 81 fcomprado dof hene qne :
sppagari 81 saco por ,separ3do, Guaya-st J.
nils s Ae AMil da 1S7s. 10 - 80. -. :.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-30
Camas de hie;rro

y forros para las mismas, SO hsllaA
constantemente de venta, en- 81 esta
blecimiento Gel TELEGRAPH" calle dc
San .Justo.. nIinero IL. -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-30
F.rFf .s5@Ei- 3. y TT u 2 z s
Hero galga1lizado..

Del hso, que entran ounce, tejas e1
qaintal,, hay de venta Oh 81 alma6sa Do
Enrique Dalgado, Gale de Tstuan n6hsa
!. a 99.94.rlsl .gaNtia 81, a;.g ffii t.ir atslta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-30

CONPANlA RIAL DR VAPORbS CORRE0S INGLESHS
s@e~~'s+a gUByENCIoNADA GoBIERNo MI
- THOMAS, EUROPA OTROS PA1SEA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-30

-
Elpdblico, que cenoce ya esta class d.:
mGquinss de cossr, sabe bien 4 que ate.
nerse con respecto { las garantfas de per-
feccion dursbilidad. No Sc descensposea
por deteete de construction por que no pss.
den ts,ssrle. .i.,.e.,... So. !.
Cuaiquir defecto procedents de. MI tss
que tengan s por gastarse 8 romperss al--
gun resorte, 20 arrsglar4 en- b misma casa,
pronts y bien. a - y;
Do un momento Z otro 90 aguarda a
'.Nueva m8cuina de coser ANtonsdt;ca s.
le'sciosa", cuya tension es graduada por q
mismo movimiento del aparato. No paede
.darse mas peg1eccio,s. A.
Unico sgente en- Ia I.la, David a. Re-
driguez.-Dep6aito on Ponce, J. 2. Stei-
nacher.-Idem On Mayagdes, Quenar1
Hernanos.-Idsm en- idsn, Deehoudsns J
Teillard.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-30

Los vapores "Puerto-Rioo", "Mayaguez"
y 'sPonce" aiguen su carrera desde Liverpool
para los varios puertos de esta 1sla. II.
Para informes referirse los Sres. White,
Forman G, $ de Liverpool los repre-
sentantes. .-Sres Latimer G. y, San Juan.
---Sres. Llauri Borda J G, 9 ,Mayaguez.- Vie
chers yC. 9 Ponce.
> Legftino Guano del PERI { $50 tonelada, i
Unioo dep6sito en- l. Islaa, mpaeenesde Llau<
ii BoI,dla Comp, ayagus,
, 1876-03-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Tho nutohnaons will give concert 1t the
Park Ayenuo II. E. Church this evening.
Tho Aoglo-Africans give concors tomorrow
evening in tho First Methodlsk Church, corner
OF Clark and Washington ettoeta.
The seventeenth annual reunion Of the sigs
Of the Northwest will bo hold at tho Palmer
House ta-morrow evening at o'clock.
Thoso will be PASTORS reception at the par
lots Of the New England Church this oyoplng.
All tho congregation aro cordially invited.
Tho Republican Club Of the Fifth Ward holds
corner3t ThiEtY.hrst street and Michigan avennn.
A full attendance In requested. as questions OF
impoz,ance will como up for discussion.
Tho annua. COMMENCEMENT exercises Of Den-
mott Medical College will L1to place this evening
At til, College 1lal, Nos. oil and 5l3 State
strcct commencing as o'clock. rtof. u. +.
k;edgalch. n. D., will doliyes the addl ess.
Ths ,"Dhby Of tho Period" Is to bo repeated
at ltobe1t Collyor's church, Friday evening Of
this wtek. Admission 10 cents, Mra. Leonard
proposes 10 lsbor in botalf Of destitute chtlrsu,
10 taiAe money 10 open nursery Tor them.
Tia Sunday lecture at Mccormick Hall Sun
Jay sfterpoou will 10 delivered by Prof. ElihH
Coibsrt. Ills subject will DO "The Heat VI
Wos!ds." He will discuts tho Problem OF Ceea-
ton and snnwcs tho mueh-ye1ed question,
"Whero aid tho heat como fro1nf" Admission
10 Gniu.
Tae ladies Of Trinity II. E. Church, corner ol
Indiana arenue and Tveuty-fouEth street, Will
o'clocb 10 tho church parlors. Addresses by
Disbop flAErla. tho lsov. Dr. Wilson, mise1onag
from India, tho Rcv. Ms. Spencer, aud tho lev,
Mr. parkhurst. Admis> ION frec.
, 1876-03-02

tho bsatsss camo On Tho isis. Tna tiesr, rou,.a
from sleep, Was ssen creeping, cat.i,ko, tovsfds
tho small house, eomotiunos toat from v,sw. III
It cama within loss than so yards Of tho pltne.
who lrod. THO tiger gavo leap and atarted ~,
Al trot down thu ravne. Again ths prnsss W.
fred, and tho tlRor rollod oveE, hut rocoyers,
and staggered ont OF saht; Into III; n;
who w'stlod to follow tho trail on foos
mounted Ta!rsr's elsphs,ne a. .nd d descended il,
boators threw s,onou into tho rAvins, and ths hs
tsef emerged ,nss q Last @ Sn Tsksa ti.s , S1ry
6as.t v.ni ne fspa oyor bou,, 1! SUI 'a,
sight; 4 buster. standing sbosq On ! hiI
Iond." Tho party dascotdod and closed arounS
tho o.oaturo -sromondous still Ia doatl. II W.
fnll-gtown female. 81 foot long. Tho carcass
Was pfsccd on an elephant and borno In ttiNmnh
to tho Kiosk. Thero lunch was apread for ia
party. The Malaraiah, who lunched With Ss liz
bsrdars apart, but closo to tho Europeans ID H.
same roon congratulated tho Prince on l.s sac, nc,
cosa in bumper aud requested his accep.anct
Of very larko-bored 1illo ns proper WeapoH
for tiuerB.
, 1876-03-02
EVANS AND 1.-THE TIMES" f."

DELAY IN COLLECTING THAT IAAs
All the Chicago papers excepting the Times
have paid their taxes. Yesterday afternoon
TRIBUNE reporter encountered Nike Evans on
tho street. Said tho upwB-7ashcter:
"It il PASSING alranRp, indeed. that Wilbur +.
storey has 60 long escaped paying his taxes
vbcu all tho othar papers hhvc paid tnelrs. and
wore threatened by yDu WITH lory II they did
not. rot the Times, which made lts own te'usn.
and had no show Of Justice IN lts caie when 1t
nppeaIcd to tho courts, haa been allowed to 20
without paying. Nike no" DO you account LOT
th.s7'
"well. don't know. I'm going to SEQ Storey
i But why don't Won make him pay7 Tho
other rape1a have All paid. .... --.
Il I'm eo,ug to msko him paY, too. Gsso
them all till The 1st Of tho month Z"
"Wi sou levy on him ?"
"YAen will you make the lovy 2"
II don't know. I'm gong to 500 Storey To-
morrow, and aea what ho Gays; and, u 10 don't
pay, III make the levy IN day OF two, that's
Has Hatteaon paid7"
"No. wont ont 10 hta houae-No. ~ Ellis
ayenue-to-day With In e3pfeaa-wagoa 70 nnse
a :evY.''
"No. They loe4ed tho door On uB, and We
Do you think you'll collect bis s3l,G3 ~
II surely wl'l. ! am not going to PVT up Ttst
bis abuse and foo',ng any ionEeE. There ls
Ind a consultation with my lawyers ubout it TO-
day, ay..,,.,,,-.,.,..ouo.,o -.
"I will got that tax on Matteson'a personal
property II it Ia the last ever shall collect In
Chicago. that's all"
, 1876-03-02
HQTNE'S DOCKET.
ft1NH- RtfT hArt4x

There wau rather unexpected turn Of sHairs
Ia : coun,erteit,ng case yerte1daY morning. II
eeeua that man nsned Andrew Whitty re-
ce,ved, = fsw days ago. elo bill on Buffalo
hank. which nomebody informed him was
,ouuterfstt. Tho most natural question under
tho circumstances WAS bow ogel rid OF It, Ar
fortune would have it. ~ individual In tho not
too handsome or wellfayo1cd person Of Henry
Meyurs agreed to pass tho bill for COM
mission OF ss. His ofle. % vs. sece1ted. ed
but - he found some difficulty in easct,
ipE ! trannfer. for she bill certainly had
= suspicious look, Henry camo to the g., cor, =
olusion tha. tho job waa worth. 80. Witty
aud succeedsd IN passing 1t GU = Wess Twelfth
strses saloon- keeper: Meyers. disguated q
what hs considered Whitty's per6dious conduct,
told tho sAloon-keepsr that tho I'LL WAs counter
feit, squealed on Witty to the Government OIL
cers, and had him arrested. Tho gang asseu'
blsd yesterday morning. aud the bill was pro-
daoed In evidence. Witnesses were about to be
hssId, when It suddenly occurred to tho prs-
opef's casnssl that 10 would like to 1ays
ahs oplntao OF n s1pess - 70 the kenuinsness
, 1876-03-02
FL. Shaaf fn Fo,, Y,+u

Jx1PoaE, Feb. G.-News Of ~ KILL" - 1t Ia
termed, WAS brought in on Saturday morning,
tn other words, that tiger bad killed bullock
ia tayiue some miles from Jeypore. At 1880,
tho Prince, attended by Lord A. 1'aget. Lord
Ay!estosd, Lord CAringtou, and Dr.. FaYser, rode
to small country house and garden, at tho On
trApco to tho corrlo where the tiger VISA marked.
This Mthsrsihh AwAitod him, aud Ascended tho
hiilside 10 / uu ali two-storled house. loopholod
aud surrounded by low wsll. The Prince, khc
Mahars1ab, Lord a. paget Lord Ayleaiord, and
Col. nose took tneir post, tho Prince of Wales
tbs hesd Of ths corrie, made their WY down
towards tho lair. 1t had been Tho
original intention TO station the Prince In the
s.snd in ths ssrins, Just as it At deer dnve In
Scotland; but tho tl2e. having moved stter its
feat on tho bullock, the beateEs We1a directed
to driyo the beast down the cosEta towards The
ANAL houss. Nearly Two houzei pasaed before
, 1876-03-02
PEDESTR!AN!SM.
M'ConNIcK'a HALL

Tho long tramp Of Alr. 6chmehl and Miss
w,ckcrs is still progressing at Accorlncks Hall,
with largo attendance OF visitors.
Mr.. Schmehl completed his 6335th round. OF
his 250lh mile, At ten mlnnscs to o'clock Last
evening. Tho mile being uado III ntno nltnntes
aud sayen seconds. WAS LOUDLY applaudad 1t
every turn. lie hppoareA - fresh aud biz step
seemed As sp1lnGy a. Rhen ho init
started thrco days ago He 10 in tue best Of
ep!ritn, aud together With his hackers Is conlt-
dent he viii DO ab1s 10 complete tho 600 miles ~
III hours. HIS physician etAtaa ihst tho track
being 10 short, y few feat more than II laps to
Ito mile, keeps his brain III condition that
prevents hiB sleeping eoundIy. shonld thta be
| Tie case. tbs result Of tho match Ia doubtful.
| Whcu It il remembered that, Ut tho compilation
Of O'Leary's 25oth mile, ho WAS abous hours
ahead Ct time snl that Mr. schmehl wAs only
oven, it will be sesn that ho has three
| big days work before him TO succeed.
Al tho closo Of his 250th mile, biz. 6chmebls
trainer wanted him to retire for rest but he ut.
te1ly refused. and proposed walking I'LL night
| when 1t iz thought he Wall bo much ahead Of
| time. Miss W,cks1s shows ~ endurance that
| has not u yet been surpassed by any female Pc
degtrisn in this CITY. md certainly TO Ill sppear-
nnce. IL ln good condition. Gho had, - o o'clock
list evening walk Ia miles. the last hsiug nadn
in Is tpinutss BY her splendid pluck and endurance
shs i rapidly gaming the s,mpashisu Of the au'
, 1876-03-02
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Judge Wallace was yesterday nuddoulJ ausn-
moued from tho boueh on account Of tho etck.
meas OF ons OF bis childron.
Sheriff Agnow l,ss dono ono good thing. lie
has issued orders against tho sumnoning o.
professionals al Jurors In any Of The cousta
by bis aubordinates. II the order is respected.
|. cannot fail to provo advantageous IL tho pro-
motion Of tho cauAc OF public Justice.
Tho question Of letting tho printing Of tho
proceedings OF tho County Doarl for tho yonr
has no. yct been settlcd, aud tho Indications arc
that It will not be for eomo timo. Tho printing
IL now being dono Oh tue contract OF last year,
but the County Board has very llttlo idea OF tho
coat. For Instance, 1t is not awnre, pellspa,
that tho county is paying for tho TRANSLATION ot
tho proceedings luto German every "eck beside
rhylng for the publ!catIo1ln In tho German paper
adopted % tho otticial organ.
Tue 1ouAHsES s1CnDE1.
| The most Of tho time OF tho Cr!u,tnel couft
was yopserda! given TO tho tsial Of Andrew Jo-
] few Iuonths ago % Wess Washington ntsees.
Tho history Of tho case has Are4dy beon Pro.
eeuted 10 heso columns, the facts boing Ia brtof
that tho woman was alot BY 1ohanson and 10 :
friends CHIN that he had been continuously an
noyed by the woman; that ble approached him
with hatchet and that 10 ahot hos 10 sef.de-
teuso. TN Tue other hand. tue prosecution
|
b!oodea and pre1ncdltlted murder. The evidence
for tho prosecution MAS closed during tho day
and, notwithstanding its damaging character
aud the extreme neryonsneus Of Tho defendant.
it seemed to have hut l,ttlo effect. Tho esidencs
for tho aofense Hill DO sAkon to-day, aud. under
tho manipuiation OF Col. Van Arman, will no
doubt be presented in the best possible shape.
! 6LAu0nIKAlAo REPUBLICANS,
The County Clerk created quite stir yes-
terday BY sovoking the commission Of
Caapar Butz, QUO OF Lis deputies, 4
gentleman Nho has bcou faithful In the
discharge Of his dusleB, and who has bes!dea
enjoyed more or less prominence IN politics,
No reason MAS assigned for tue move, but II Ia
asserted that politics wss It tho bottom Of 1t.
Mr.. Du.z having Of late beon oGtspoken in biz
.y tne Republican p.rty iTn0ush rSs,sd
day 1t tho solicitation Of Judge Wallacs. aud a.
peols to sesun,o hu post ibis morning. Mr.
Young has been assigned to hts place, but shs
vacated by Young haa not yet bean hlled. Al
tnanoer Of runoss sro IN circulation tn reference
to BUTTS removal, and many doubt that haI
politics hid anything 70 do With It, from tho fac
that other Repph!cans are In tho otaes undis
, 1876-03-02
LOCAL LETTERS.

TIE CQEHI"HuphEs
70 he Editor a The Chieaao Tribune:
C1lIcAoo, March III WAS aomovhat surprised
at Mr.. Roots introduction Of tho Court-IIouse
question. As Col. ucaby said, It was irrelevant
10 tho occasion. Public sympathy Is no doubt
IN favor Of tho countys proposition, viz.s That
they should fsauo bonds at twenty years. date,
buiIl tho whole building, and whom complete
rent tho city its portion At fnit valuation. This
will save the city from a direct tax to build. and
ret let the work proceed. This proposition has
heeome popular sluca tue County Commandments
waived their former action, at tbe re,
tho building Committee of the clty, joining with
them in pIau, TINT will be equal to tho dignity
and requirements OF tue city. Tho only oblec-
ton the Aldermen can havo to It 's that they
want to bold Oh to tho purso-strngs for no legit-
tmate purpose. Lot both tsx-pa7o1s and work.
.ngmen look to 1t how votes aro caat, and rnoot
these children Of procsasttn4tion At the polls
next April. Out with them. every ono, aud lot
ter our etai1a. OSE IN Tue RANKS.
To tho Editor os The Chicago Itlauns:
CHICAGO, March 1t About Midnight. )-Pleaao
noto further evidence Of the truth OF tho doc
t1ines Of sp,Eituallem. Hero il ono clipped from
tho Chicago Times, Fob. %:
| i'ptetai Ttfe3ram.1
POLICEMAN TERRIBLY hEArEN.
Boaros, Feb. 45.-Abous midnight ye.terday, whtle
ro.ico o1llcer named Davis WA car!5tn8 drnnke9
rcpfobate to tho lookup, he Was assaulted by crowd
Of roughs Knocked down. kicked, struck with s!unF.
shot, Ind badly lnju:cd lie managed 70 ctnvey ~
prisoner 10 the satlon but had to be carried lone 70
reroYeFs.
II! bot dollar Tint Tho above telegram was
aen. by thu iatc-lamsntel l.. Ward. ! am toe
familiar with hts style to believe any different
sven enough tho Times should deny this asser
muchly. ]. uAwKEa.
, 1876-03-02

THE GRAND Junr LOOKING AFTER HIh.
1oasuuch a. Clty-Clcrx Forrost, together With
scyc,al Of tho saloou-koepsrs defrnudod "
Otto uIuhm, yeatcr<lay appeared befosc tho
Grand Jnry md gavo evidences that will In
dict Otto for forgery and larceny 1t the
Jury docs It's duly. TRInusE reporter yestcF-
d.y endeayorod to find Otto aud hear whtt he
had to Eay for hluself. Tho ncarch waA
unsuccessful, however. Mr. Forrest States
that he long suspected that Otto wha
crooked In hia official duties, and that bis d1s-
charge vah IN conse1aeuce Of Those appearances: e.
osst ta Forrest dared nct @ cause .est LIS inis
not clear, Mr. Forrest iuvltee hin, to toll all ho
knows The books Of the oice n n1o .ho1n hsSpt ny
proacb, and III. Forrest does not even llavo the
supotvisiou q them. On tho other hand nlI, nnam
although he was ognizant and evcn accesdory
to each Of tho fraudulent transactions. Il Was
caro proaecutiou but this is hardly probable. ~
bis connections are such a. would not petmls
hts absence flon tho city for my length OF
TING.
, 1876-03-02

Wells, Minnesota Tom Palmer, iowa. i. q.
Miller. Missouri J. J. Otter, Kontusky J.
Kobeeasd, West Virginia; 7. J. WlnfreJ.
Tennessee.
1owA-Frcd wclker. h1nscstino, 2. @. Luee.
Iowa City; II. y. Martin, Davenport; D. D.
Comstock, Ios. Eat!on John stcvaff' 'to haa-
Ohto-J. Q. Hortck. Wausoon; Z. ". Kclly,
Toledo; J. II. Peabody, Cleveland.
siiohf8an-E. W. Bethel. Drunson.
Mnnosota- Palmer, Jr., Albert Los,
Wis Wisconsin-h. j. ". Tioroe, Milwaukee.
observation-disclosures !. Mitchell, noston
q. II. Wood Snow h Co.. poston.
1lllnole-A, N. ncrntson. Crystal Lsko James
Cruise, Kankstee; J. wluterbotbhm' Joliet; E.
L: chieaso-aeoress Anafss saSs5osE E. aooo, NJ W. ore,,
". DcStor, NJ. q. Good, ". ". Chandler, 4.
A,bro. g. Z. Coburn, q. O. Rice. i: c. Cha.e. ".
II. Ford, A. g. Knopt. qcorgee T. Braun, George
I. LAWRENCE, II. T. billings, William 0. Carroll
Nov York--L: q. orris, v; II. Laillum, n. 2.
Miller. ". l.. IIeormancc. E: L. C!app. D. r.
Van Valkcnburg, g: I. Porloo, Robett 4, l; Z, For
Fred T.. Evans. James u. Laing, ]. s. ua,ce,
.n rennns1ivantn-J.mos Hi II. Lob Pittsburg; O.
II. Iload, p,steburg W. =, Whsson, Eric. -,
Philndslohih-J. II. uibouEh, Il. 2. Olcr'
Kaufman Isaac Erlor. 1eurgo Z. Paul, Winfield
Nicc, O. ]. Uulotkaler. L. 1. Amblcr, Walter
Walker.
Kuhns, D. +. popo A. 4. Kennartl. J. q. Nyco.
L. L. Kemp. Z. G. aiohler. A. A. Cooke, A. On
dorI,1ys, II. l.. Cook. Joel lain1lan.
THE EVENING sEaBI0N
WAS taken MP principally with tAe reading OF 90.
SAWS upon tito best methods Of making buttaE
aud cl,oosc, and producing eggs Tloro arc in
all fifty cssays upon these sublacts, which arc all
valuable. Tho report Of Col. 1tttlor, the 5ocrc-
tary, of tho statistics OF otquantites. values. etc.,
Of butter and cLoeBo imported into tho United
States, and entcring Into consumption during
tho year ending June 90, 1875. showed that oi
glucose thero wero 10l, ,l0l, 1853 pounds, valued 81
SIS, 3,G59, 6U3. TLe largest oxport whs 10 England,
being valued 1t S1G 785,277 1T chacse, and $685.
5l1 Of butter to that county alono.
, 1876-03-02
CRIMINAL


William Rtttcn, employed at the feed storc Of
Charles Flash, No. 194 West Randolph sttoos, Is
missing, aud with bin, tho horse and wagon OF
his employer. Tha coincidence argucH belief
In tho mind Of F!aeh QIat Ills servant ehould bo
looked after. and he las requested tho officers
Of Can't. ELLA fotco 10 undertake tho Job
Mito Kolloy appropriated caddy Of Oolons''
from store At No. 113 Tost Madison atreet faat
evoning, notwithstanding tue protest Of It's legal
owner, Failing to impyesB Mko with knowl-
edge Of Ills opposition. tho stofekeoper called
Unicor KenneY, who supplemented tho tllief'a
crime by his arross aud incarceration In tho
Madison 6tteot Station.
Officer PasLer noticed Martin Duffy yptomensd::
ing Clark street yesterday afternoon envelopau
in ,ho iolda Of d toomY gray blanket that boro
Tho impross Of stolon ptoporty. IIo Accosscd
Martini who failed 10 satisfy tho fn4uistive
peeler Of his Tito to tho wrap, md was therefore
escorted to tim ArMory. as was nlso tho blanket,
where the latter awaits claimant.
On Monday tho Office of Austrian l. Co., at
No. u Market street, WAS entered aud ESQ worth
Of postabtea carried oil. Tuesday tho premises
wcro again entered, aud two trunks containing
cIoshitlg likewise taken. Ono OF tho latter wan
found III uhthaway's coal yard, at the co1ncr OF
Randolph street, and tLroo men hnvo been ca'R-
boosed On suspicion OF committing tho crimcs.
On Thursday last Pat Munning. sailor, hofo
down OF, q saloon on uaInted BtTeet, Whuro ho
csBt anchor and dropped OF into doze. lio was
treightod with crooked bulge and bhlasted with
&25 ID cash. When ho was ready to sail ho
found TINT Lis larbord hatchHay had been eu-
tered and tho ballast unladon. Iha oneny who
did this he vas confident wns q pirate named
Honry Jamaison, wlo wns ar e.tod by Detective
Flynn Inst evening aud harborcd IN tho Madison
| Street Station.
1,,,,,n. ncrvtn, a de,uded sou of q South
Clark street clothcs-dealer. had 3 tasto for
gaming aud thorcin wasted his earnngH: Hc
was clerk In tss fathers store md uBea to an-
prop,tato articlca aud sell them. 1lc laid hands
uron coat worth about $50 aud pnwned it to
Abraham Wilkins. money lnaner, md usea tho
proceeds in bucktus the tiger: Tho cont was
found, Lazarus was arrested for larccnv. aud
| Justice Hancs held him over to tho Criminal
Court in bonds Of $500.
.,,,,. tr, ,,o,,h, ann Thin Ro.cb A. r..
wnrnnr nr' ND ysmrs II, T,Swronsn xero af.os.ed
IN 1o9 Va. Iisnioinh sttans. hnTtnp in thair
s,s.so.a;nn a nnmhcr ~ snic n,arknrn I'D cnu,i-
U1sJ iSTf"it nIcsc,s On examination boioro uoYno.
III ts"-n cnmm,,ttad Int nwny tn M inGic,mons
,n wstg to,,ua aHsiust Warccr I'd 1avranco thav
.re1n uys roinaaod. but Eoaea hel3, Yesterday q
sao ,xn,,, H. ,ha i,nn,e A. wh,ch tlav wcrn
pnt"J Sa,,,d ~ ~ "a fsIt nicrniai in IN