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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-06-22

The parallel recently drawn between
Beecher and Blaine seems to commend
itself quite generally, although there is
one very important point in which they
differ, to-wit; Beecher always had par
tiality for the Sharpe rifle, while Blaine
prefers the Spencer.-Br60klW Argns.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-31

melSf0rper an bep0lfern, melentli6 be-
l1rGntt. IS bleibt audi Oentbar, Dap
irgeIo Elm anocrer Stoif 6ei ir9eno elmer
uns uubefannten Iemperatur organs
htleenoe Gigenlbaften enttpidctt, nte mir
ite bel uns nur am Gcblen1tpff tennen.
Damn m1ren allo. pielei6t Ielblt ouf Der
Groe, SrganiSmen 0bne &obien1totf
m6glt9, Die, obglei9 matertea BON ben
unirigen peri6ieocn, bod cine WelenS7
Gbnli6feit nit ibNen belGBen.
Wir miilen nun aber burbaus nthts
bon ben Bspeguneen Der taterie, tuelbe
in irbii6en lebeuoeu Beien init Der SbGs
tigfeit bes @eiltes pertnupft iino. @ir
fonnen alio prin3ipieu Die Ut09li6teit
ni6t ~leugnen, baB irgeno et1e 8ewegung,
3. y. Die Der SoHne, cine getiti8e Snnc>
ton reprIientire. Nber 1penu mir Die
Seoeutung Der Worte vGet!t" uno v2ez
ben" 10 ipett ausoebnen, miliien mir AUD
3u9eben, oaB mir uns inter oenieIbeu
ni1ts TaBbares msbr DoriteQen f0nueu ;
es itub oaun leere Sorte., Gt5 alf
@eiteres blsibt allo Der Wincnl6aTt
nt6tS ibris, ais bic WogIi6teit feltsuz
balten, oaB IN auoereu Welten nod ets
mas erilttrt, mas ipir NIT unierem
meni6li9en Tailung5 permogen als or
gantl9es 9eben erfennen f%0uuen, uno =
10 LANCE auauieben, bis lie es f%inoet. LIMO
bas lit Die Wtorul oQer pernilnftigen Spe:
tulatton. Die Wabrlheinli1tett, oaB
MAJ etioas ftnoe, lit, tpie geiagt, bel ben
na9lteM Ylanstem %porbanoeH. Sc. 3.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-31
10 Sabre Greott !

Gine Sarm Don so A6sr, IS @sttsn uOrSme!tIi@ DON
Gbitaao, l DteiIe Don elmer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., nit
einem sps;t0tisem 1auIe. Refer, Sdsure. SEInnsn,
Sbitoart.u, II. /. TO-, 60 alder inter 9ultur nno IS N6er
Soi,. lit inter biQisen Seoin9ungeu az uertau1eH bel
a7ian1tu1uS . 9btca9o.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-31
Am3et9en.
80 TnO

Anton @reb, SEN, oter Clinton 8reB. jun. 9ies
iel6em ioUen in S~reeporr, Slinois, ,pobnbait letr. unb
bat Die lulsrseidnete lett LANCER 3ett nihts pom Oenlels
ben sebprt. SoIlte ibneu biele Noti; Su gstbt tOmnlen
obsr iouit Semano Iber b,reu ies:gen AuIentboltSort
li6u srbetsH. @crina |reB, End Street, between
23th and 24th Ayes. North, minneapolis, MINI.
1mInH
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-31
cine Gtene acSmht

Gin luRs.r WiaRn non rs Sobren. S4peissr. Der bort
bauptia4li4 i'm @mmetiba. 4 Sabrsn bas Raien beirtss
ben bat, uno lssten CONNER in bielem sano Sale 9es
madt bat. iH9t etne M%nteIung oils Sdler 1nr tomnIen'
ben CONNER. Wan a~breiiire: Saeob StHg9' &esS
Iep, &oiutb &c.. Soma. lmIpo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-31
g 10 a. q e WS q u u e e.

8 81 o. Q E W q o. a. e E,
reIdbe an BEN SoGgsn Der idredli3en serIt0renben &rants
belt SpermGtorrHoea, psrr:riadt bur6 gelbitbe'
fleGMMg, leiosH, peren Spmptone SoamenoerLuft. Sn>
staeftfone MeiSbarfett, @erluit Der Dtannbareeit.
ihyeflide 2raume, @eiabl bes 5oIers TIM SdIat Uez
IondoIts, Wtunsct on ScIbitvertraHeH GeOd6tnis=
i6pdae, Surdtiamfeit, 6erstIOpien, gnFns pom 9ise
lue6Ielno NIT Jroit, Raitloiigtett, fate TaBe, 3ettweiIiaer
Setbbungcr, bIeide Geit6tsfarbe, rotbe Jledsn unS sins
nen tr @eiidt, sang CUR Giniamteit, llnfabtateit bic
Gesanfeu az i0nnteln, q buetgnnggegenI eielts
ibet iino, ioaten iofort poriprsder. Sober SAL faur
eegeiIt DerOeu. Setu Itui burat fir 6tele 9botio6e.
&trcuIare werben eeseH stnei 3 GtS.sStamtpS
~pericnbt. eein grobcs, ioeben eridieneues GSert wirs
fir $1.00 psrionOt unO entbdIt piiienswertbe Ebatia3en
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-31
@iscuuiiu GnGcD Giienbabn=SGnSereieu
al ~DerfaufeM.

2 10 UUU Wcfe1
Sarmlanb in Ntorotbou uuo 9iucoIn Counties, @iss
conltn, meretn pom Der @tSconlin GaleD Gtict=
baI,= s onipasnie gum @ertauf ausgeboten ge9e1
8aar oter aui ldnssH Credit nit { procent iGbrli6eu
Bon s1.25 Biz $500 pei Mere.
Ga3 Sltna lit augerebm unb iebr eeIunS. Seine
Steber. Ser 8oOeu lit aMseese,4uet unb frudtbar,
nit eeHus 9oIs ueridiebener Grten. @ae Tormprooutte
inn Su Bo9en Hreiien pe;tGuitt5y IA oas Sonb inmitten
elmer ausgeocbnten @e<;totsresion liest.
lin btIiueommen. nebrn: man bic @btca9o u, Nortbs
weileru 8obn, OtaoiiOn Dipilion. mad BiscOniin Gals
nod @auiou. ober bic Chicago. Witrpautee IL. ct Saul
&abn mad 3rmab uno BON bort bic Q4isconiiu BAILEY
Sabu mad lNouiau.
gSestn biai9er 6abrt, Sarteu. 8ampbtets uuS nabez
rem @tnseibeiteu meuoe man it'd eutipeoer peri5nli6 oOer
idriflIid an g. ~. Smith, gent, @aus
Nsenten, 2taorerp g. 8tne, II 9torO @tart Str,
GbtcoQo, Su, 25ian3Otlp5
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-31

WcrtDoolle TarI1 ! T. 1 GsS5a"l psit PR5 oon a S;aFz
futon Station, 20 @teilsn Don Chicago unO nabe Der
@btcu9o unO DanutGe 81. ". Iues inter better @Ittur,
@loIie 28obnbduier n, Sdeuns 2Sxl00 SUP, gutes fltez
benoes 2Saiisr, orteiiiden 8ruuneu, IS 4ter qutes SOIss
Staats' ,pside in oieism Sabre $500 eiatrns. Is limb
25 Der behsn heati6eu GARNER in Der God5arihait.
Ereis $40 per geer. 1ermiue lei6t Ndberes BET u. ..
9Bapman. WsorttntOu, SroquOts &c., 81. 3jan5p6
, 1876-10-05

scl noonc. We walkei ont together. and followed
the rocky margin OF tl,n Kentucky ftlvcr until we
reached 4 pcca NJ fiat lnrn. lhIcktJ cnvnrch With
blacis warnts, oaks, and hIckorlcs. A. The Erhrr
al rnnnt was n guph ono t,nt yrht equlrrela were
Bccn gnmbu1lng on oycry trce around ue. Ny. com
pnnDn, 4 klout. halr. athletic INN, dfesstt lh
I'd, carried n inng aud heavy rlio. which, wIiio
loading he raia Ind prnvcd efficient IN ali hlr fucr
nn'lsttak!ng.. nnd which ha hopet would moi fail
skill. INC gun was ,wirsa, siis powder mea'urrd,
Tho Charge sent t.omc with hickory rod., W..o
moved MT step from tho riacc, for tho .qnrreis
crthc!n, 1obno pointed u uno OF thuio nnl,na.a
wl,lel, Ind n,,srsvel uk. ana was crnuchcd On q
branch nhnnt fty phcea dttant, ht1d hndo ,no mnrk
we'll whcro tho hal should hit lie raisGh i.Ie prca
gradually nntil the head ttnt being the name given
by The kcnnekfanA 10 tho a!ghtt Of tho iatrci wnb
brought to- IInc with tho spot he intended n lit,
Thc whip. like report feHoaiidca through the wuuds
AMI asnnY tho bills III repeated cclines. Ln1gc nf
thy surprise when perceived Tint the bnll I,nl hit
lilo nlcco Of bark Immediately cncRh tl,c squirrel
And Ascrt9 !htn spl!ntctt tho concirAl on prn.
luccA by which hatt Killed the animal AMI! acit u
whirlin3 through thu dir hs " II ha hecn blown M
ny The cxptoatnn OF 4 powder magazine. j'npnc
kept np Ills Arilg, and, before innny hours had
elapsed, va had pfoontcsl ~ many sjnrttlA AZ We
wfstcd. for you knpW that to ontL a rifle requires
nnly 1n0rnrnt and II Il Ia wiped after zach shot
will d1 stA tfHty for huHtH Bltlce That Interview
with 0ltt veteran tloone have te1n nlonI other
kcntuckinns perform the foat.
, 1876-10-05
AN INITIATION IDEA.
Carl sei,urx on tho Pct Thsru-slxty4flvs
f3ond Scheme.
7<rff ffthfA Sn<Arh

Carl sehurx on tho Pct ThfrS-slxty4nvo
r,ont1 Scheme.
7trrt Ndnte Sptteh.
Now the question eecurs, What is 10 be douei
T1,cre nrc orrat tnahv financial, ,h,1osnnhcrs
.r,,,,,t ,.,,,, ,~o tnw.1. ~, ....,s ~ s.'s",.,
asa"" .st'u ~ W. M's"s ~ no1,s VI specal
schemcs' Mosto1 thcac new inYeht'ona arc really
circumstances similar 10 those IN which yc nov
find ourgciycs, on,j they tlaye nlwaya bcen OK.
ulN1cd by tt,u expenditure f,t mankind.
There n utic, however, wl,ic,, hus tle apoear.
anec uf novelty, an,j, i.iasfnticll a. learn tint
llrrn nuonr nr n,tt1Irnrr and in t,,ia n,0hhnr.
, 1876-10-05
COLORED ODD FELLOWS,

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Oct. A.-Thc thirty-tlrst m,
nual meeting OF the National Grand Lodge oil
tho United Onler Of Odd Fellows (colorcd, met
here, at the Assembly Hall. yesterday, and was
Fauest, Of Philadelphia. The roll was called,
and forty.sIx Delegates reported. The Rcy. ".
II. Phillips, of Memphis, was chosen Chairman.
After the discussion Of subjects Incident to
Organization, tho Council adjourned ttll this
morning, when the address Of tho tiranl Master
wits to bc delivered, Among tho prominent
rucrnhcrs in attendance arc Grand Secretary
Bowen, Grand Treasurer Andrew ]. Mercer,
Philadelphia; Past Grand Master William A.
Frcesnati, and Venerable ratriarc.ss E. c. John.
sou, uud Simon Lewis, New York.
, 1876-10-05
Special MspGsch 10 7He 3}1oHnA.

~ epsea' Msp1sch 10 7Hd 3F1oHH6.
TORONTO, Ont, Oct. 4.-The third annual
meeting of tho Dominion Grange Of the Pa
irons Of husbantlry occurs here About 100
ae9esatca aEo present from various division
ufangea IN tue Provinces Of Ontario, Quebec,
soFa seotia, and New Brunswick. Thls moru-
'us e ". Hill delivered tho annual address,
Sll.t SLOWS tho 0rdor 10 be rapidly developing
hse't throughout tho Dominion, and Is in =
most aour|shing condition. Tho present session
onc OF great importance, and will bo coutiu-
.e' throughout thu week. This Grange Ia sinh
~ !as 10 t'4e pascrt one In tho United States, a1-
though worked Independently.
,,o- &fcfal Dispaich 10 Tho Tribune.
cMost"EAL, Oet. 4.-TtMs afternoon while
.r", S'p', Anderson, Of tho Hhfp .Dunbarton, was
.sso"ms .s,o hls friend Capt. Wallcrstone, OF the
,, ,p 1eftasisrc, areyolyor, tho weapon accl1ont
49, ~ exploited the ball striking Capt. Wallcr-
lis Il! tlc throat md coming out at tic spIue.
Ai1iIihS y E t!m almost INSTANTLY. ~ ''' '~'
b. -. T.. wright, Of the Nnpance papcr mills.
of ' ~ t19see9Macl eM leaving liabilities to TIC estcnt
eomns,'r vE =, aa wy ao assets. He represented tho
*sv!en WeI.ttoe to L |, to largo e1tcnt. -
div. s h,a ;btn'nne!;, leather merchant of this
ea,e ate lnI'sn a. siS a5ll'ies saooooo With assets
of frsi.nuJ Acary, OF the Home-Rulo Association
an l!au s9 delivered lecture hero last evening
lertpIne,, ne,,,.oFernInent for lrcantl." lie ID On Z
N''u1lng tour tlirt,ugh Cannt]a md tho statcs.
ou,s,.s spteiai M Ms.patsh 10 1Fs Tribune. '9'~''
Mettinr J., VI 4.-,fhe ship lnsJOrcr8 held
o.ieysr s.fi a5. nlght sn voted 500 Tor tic vi.
's'ef sdstIa slsltIns OF Savannah and Punsacola,
A,v,a1iSWsiA, oct: 4.-Ine Ontario Iumbcrmen,s
lis tSa,.oa,Ie Iel meeting hero this evening for
Va. %r nu1,hsasston OF gcnernf business. nrocst
,oc',,iam 'si','sa Gu iot tc toratio Of Joint stock
lumbcTn'sh Ply; Gy %s;hist y is proposed TINT tho
vh %hors, buy their own ships % anil deai frcpty ut
sIh tho ht.aa.opSan .,,p consumers, thus doing away
md n,s,pto me profits Of the 1nlddlemcn At Liverpool
, 1876-10-05
Perry, st,osne, fot. The appellee, tho alma lnsut.

Perry, sttosne, for The appellee, tho alma Insult
ance COMPANY, md takrn.
2An. Tho Town Of Milford ". Same. taken.
am. The Town 1f N.ddlerbtt ". SAME, taken.
zu1. RtfnnR It al v. Rhca ct a. taken or cali.
af,2. ZciRlor ". Anderson; taken on call
2D1. jacob flnsAt ltchccca tioldsboroNoh, and
Ticholas aold,horongh. by v. ~ Dodge, hts
guardian, ". Thomas; taken Nh call.
7tA. Smith es al vi. shnkie ct A.; takou on
call.
aiia. snpcrvteors Of Peoria County u. Gordon;
taken on call, ..
1!lG. Armstrong Va. Armstrong ct a.. affirmed
Under tho rifle for want ut n,Attacta and bfiefH.
2'7.. Wctley city Coal Company ~. Healer;
rnsFcd fnt thD present.
21a. !tcii rtol. y. Desensr ct a. |, taken.,
agti. ttnan1c ct nj. ". tInlld; argued orally BY
Sidney Smith for appellee. and l,eckes for spref.
200. Durrhafd, implcadcd, ETC.. ". Dunbar,
taIrn. ~ ~
~. tp. ~ Tie People ". ~. II. Richardson,
70 ehow canFc why his mama shonfa not bt etrlckcn
from the roll ut ntturneTft argued orally BY q.
lnnchnrd, m hchnlf Of The respondent; ca,!ac mol
snkcn. TIt otlcr rsrtIc* Will lie permitted 10 re.
Ply, II thry nce at after hcng properly noE6ed oi
tho argument To-day.
ADJOURNMENT.
The Court adjourned to Q o'clock tomorrow
morning.
, 1876-10-05

~. i'm Tuhr.-A Nrw York stip-brokar Offers
~. Tho yocbt Countess Of Duffcrin for SS O00
nm dau,aeus to tho stcant.barge Robo, wllof
.t.enI,y suffered from !lfo at Tonawanda, will not
.,ceta 81, 900. The hull and eargo wofo thsuecd.
IN tnr f,tpwrll and stcam pump 1nve been scnt
tn t,,s the bnsnt craft, which waH scutlcd At tho
I'm. Of .hc fro -. The tu5 Mockinu Diro ms hocn
nt from Detroit ID join the Livingstone nnd Wins.
hi IN ,htls enioayots to release tho Harriet Russ.
The Detroit Tribune says: "The tug swccp.
ste,i, stationed At present at tho straits, to rea
t,,tu!..sncu whurc needed in tint vicinity. Tho
t,t Crusader, having Left tho Wtnona at Cleveland,
.ri7td 10 nbou. noon yesterday. 6ho was to hare
In Ia, evening 10 relieve tho Bwuopstakos, which
xI1 b. useu for general towing purpoaos'. .Eays
1e Dettolt Fro Frtss: "Dusins tho past season
ruttt argo amount Of freight ba4 been tranatorred
or, ses.ols 10 rail ut tho Canadian Southern oross.
,ts Deals and lumber In largo quantities hnro
tsu .ho principal no Of frc1gAt hero transferred,
bt, nert tea'on With la'ge grain eioYatur 1t that
n sSe an9uns 9f M wheat wl1 Ill., b. y, shipped
X tMl point" "'..,.capt. McAlp!no hnA been sue.
te,.iul ia hts efforts g Talse tho ting Miller, which
s St . aenss I'd r sRSi . sf1f 5% 5% s$
tsatcaln3 IN the vicinity Of tho snnken wrock fnr
thot lime, the eedwh nnch1fod over tho spot.
soltTensy. flour houra from, tlo time that opera.
ftet Of watcr. st,o was Immediately taken to Al.
rers md paeod on the Ways. 1er boiler IL In good
vurth oi danags. i is estimated, howover, that
stoutsl, COO o. 81. 100 will PIT lcF IN good shape
fofaritc In her o!a capacity. ;Tho Now York
s IN Reasinas o. the arrival Ky Of tS crew
shcsfy Ea!e, tho .cfr Mladceex, Of Milwaukee,,
vs,tishtsd sl9wing signals of distress. she wa.
, 1876-10-05

Tho general oplaion u TIC lawyers seems to
be that tho three Missouri murdcrcrs cannot bc
hung undor tho laws oi Minnesota. III tho iirst
pacg, Il they. plead guilty, the extent Of their
pnnfshmcnt is merely imprisonment for. life,
penitentIAry as soon as they feel like ttNnl that
Will bu lust when they get well enough acl kttnt
cd with tho surroundings to accomplish their
purpose, anl when Vigilance has bcefl for mo-
lneIit relaxed. IL the second pluce, ns sooN %
tho excitement dies out, thceo sarguinnry VII
lains can stand their trtal on plea 0 not guilty,
aud viii. the money whirl their confederctes Will
place at their disposal they can carry their caso
IN spite Of yerdicts OF iultcs or sentences of
death. Tho robbers seenl to have us foul In this
legal coptsoycfgy,
, 1876-10-05
Daniel Boone Barking Squirrels.

Ydurluf,
When Audubon tbs great naturalist, was In
Kentucky, Ii thy eafly .part Of tlse present cen
tury, he was we'll acquainted With Dan!el noone,
und was his intimate friend. Thcy male irc.
Quent expeditions into tho forests, tho scientist
after bis bugs aud birds, and tho p!oncor in
scarch of something Of a More substantial na-
turc. A feat of Hoone'a, which llus probably
esraped the attention Ut those who love to re-
cori "reminiscences OF this brave old pioneer, Is
thus described by Prof. Audubon:
Barking of sau!srels Ia delightful sport, and. In
my opinion, requires graatef degrees OF sccusacy
Than my other. a1st Witnessed this msnusr of
procuring squirrels whflHt near the Town OF frank.
1oft, Ey. Tho performer was tAe celebrated DAu.
, 1876-10-05

x,,.,,ronr, tci. 4.-hnntytts-0tn. McClel.
bstD. n'.. l. zoo bu corr; Maynoweft taeon, 0, 100
~ - oath: t prop rcerlc:t. Ottawa, 800 bn eorn:
= ssu.,t' su ottawa, b,aod hn corn; caynga lsomeo.
!snds anp sa eorn, licrculof, joliet, 1000 bn corn;
s.t, Ss of.ru'd. Mnooss oo9 s e eorH .. asot.
IT, 400 sa ssf r,ss bu aa,. Ms'oaS o1a lfa. Ms,
s sIIs.. 1000 ba sStns oen. & snet'1n' n j., Mofr'',
S9s o W Seneca, q, ZOO hu coin; Monitor, Morris.
soeoumnr5"Prop ~ Dr. 1an,cy. Ioliet 70 tons sncr'
;s cHtassa o5t9wa 1 4 Sef. m 1S ton & 1u%n}S, Mi}sn
fafnnS, n,o,s A. H. Y30 ii lph,bor. Ito, II, sh!ne'es
.,,nHers v. aa1 Pcorla a5m lumbar Delight Ottawa.
Ia GHatef repfs s q 'sl 4 lsmSs1 sna
lahn .a55, psor,a ~ IR Il l,fm1cf; Waterloo, fco-
ETH, y 81 sa7 I, iau,b.s, Of nj shIn7lcs, 2oU posss.
, 1876-10-05

"suo 'en," said Cntnnsodoro Vanderbilt, tho
other day, when told by hia son that q we'll
known citizen lad failed TO pay some money bor-
rowed yeaTs ago. Tho dying millionaire has
~ well 60 to religious atfairs, during hiA lopg
llluct&.
, 1876-10-05

sptcfo, DfspateA 10 1ns 7ffsaHh
ro.4 r1rnos, oc.. 4--10ii5 p. m. -Jow.-pfops
,I1,m rouIe, Ilhyana md conaoft; schrs Thomas
. ss,t1oa u. $. Austin. Sweetheart.
wt,p-s Southwest; gentle.
Ws,14En-Finc.
, 1876-10-05

-. to,o ono OF the docks Of the Chicago
rul,.o 60 .,,,anv M, 10 stop Iohk and tcrnit her
r1.boek .'"'Th Thc ptbp John 1rihgcon. ladcn
ffIth rfsi,o., aHn %o,t"n, wirn lilo trIcA u leaYo
q nat ,ss wciI. stree. bridge III + ~, toGx tho
1smt[ued 1hn rnrcfyctt here ycstcrtlay that the
iio,a,ti"%R sTr!ae TI Is ln SorsiI lay. hcyen n,lea
rh ns,ff, ff,saths DSor, iae as ea,xo q ,Mmnss
e1tc tn tls' has p'e" dispatched TO hsf
s..tstaGcft
, 1876-10-05
STOREY,

Epeefat Dftpdtca to Inc Tribune
SrRIN0rtELp, ILL.,, Oct. 4.-Gov. Beveridgc
to-day transmitted the Governor Of Wisconsin
copy OF the Attorncy-G ol,eral's opinion In thv
n,attgr OF the regulation for Mr. Storey, Of tt
Times, atldlng that, guided by that opinion, he
will not give the defendant up.
, 1876-10-05
MARQUETTE.
fs.tial nt*putch % ne 7rfswns. n.

~, Mich, Oct. 4. 4.-AnnlYEu-Ptup
Sshank o,,r co,. Cook,
e...so Ur-rror Winslow.
aan.ssyf'rob 49, ruc!hc, !. l.. 1tncd.
Doas, -, ,crc ffcu,tthtly to.aay. Tho frost last
snsE .S'' 'nTrselalf ii III Inch thick, There arc
sIsss "a Of thicker to.n'she'
, 1876-10-05

ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT.
BUSINESS TRANSACTED YESTERDAY.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Oct. a.-Tllo Supreme Court
met al 0 O'clock this morning, tho Judges being
pruscnt. Tho following were Its proceedlngs;
NEW MOTIONS.
789, Davidson -. Taylor; appeal dismissed on
short record: no damageH.
1E4. Seymour ri. l}cldlng; motion by Tho do.
fcR.lant In error for an extension Of time 10 Alu
brttfs.
77B. Martin Vs. McRca; appeal dismissed on
short record, with Il pcr cent daasagez.
f19. Low W. Lcgg; salne otdcri TO damages.
ecnt dan,aEes.
IL. u. D. Tho poople ". Richardson; answer
and aaldastts hlsd IN support.
f0S. Morsc ". 6mlth; motion for leave to with
draw the record.
970. Marshall ~. Thompson; motion by tho ap-
pellant foE toy days c1tenslon Of ta,o to alc ab.
sltacts aud brief,
APPLICATIONS
Of Francis II. Morrison and William D. ridden for
admission to practice On foreign license,
. GALL or THE DOCKET.
e81. Davies At al. w. brace ct aa. taken call.
as:1. Aobtason, partners, c.c., ". Randall;
taken on call
2b:s. ha.scll ct a.. ~, MlBtcs; taken on CALI
:.e5. tioae VI. Sullivan; taken ou call.
2s0. na.t v: bast; taken on call.
2S7' Mchabb ~. Young Gt al. passod.
e8S; Town Of belmont -. tho TIessurAf o
1toqulos County. III. oral larguneat By sautotd . !,
, 1876-10-05

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PROF. HUBBARD AND VULCAN

~. me EditOr Of Thc IFtOUR@
c,p. communication from your Washing
rosnondept in your issue Of oct 3, under the cap
W - The Intra-Mercurial Planet" contains az from
- Nevconb of the National Observatory the follow
10 declares that Profs. Teuche and schwab' and
-, tbo eminent astronomers agree In the behef that
o. never has been transit OF Vulcan and that such
- occurrence is impossible. Comment is made at the
raory that ii is singular that tins theory has only
- advanced by occasional Observers, who have not
ottained any recognition from science"
No man Will more readily acknowledge than Prof
,,oonb the scientific abilities of the late Prof Joseph
: unbbard who from 1874 TO his death in 1soS was
oo n the corps Of astronomers connected with the
Ntopal Observatory. He recognized as one OF the
tsn,ost mathematicans and astronomers Of his years
4. this country Throughout the whole Of his profes-
,al life he was one Of my most intimate friends, ana
g the earlier portion Of that life our studies lay to
~siderale extent i'm the same direction. Twas thor
o,.tiv oeauaiuted with his investigation and studies.
He was know, the track OF Neptune, and u y HI
ni0n that had not Adams and LeverIief been IN al
1eeu made 40 Washington. Prof. Hubbard Ielealemy
esred me that he had observed the transit Oh an LutI
gercurial planet He was IN New-Haven dt Jhe ulne,
and was using the Yale College telescope Tor some solar
ol.pro tiou-pOssibly OF solar spots. The transit WIS
an entire surprise TO him; he not prepared TO make
accurate notes. and consequently was uhape 20 IcuueS
ANYTHING from his observation. Because OF thdJ Hlo-
ffy ne never would make public announcement OF ms
dscOverv although he mentioned the lac 10 me as MS
tnfima ate friend Every acquainted with Prof. huD-
bards scientific abilities viii recognize the Almost m
vossiby OF his mstakng anything else for the transit
Of a planet, and all who knew him VIII youcn lof MS
scrupulOus yeracity. r. h, u N1'A 49,, -,
NgirQTE, ". j., Oct. 4, lSfO.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
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