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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-01-28

They are getting so accustomed to the
haneEngs in Louisiana that people con-
stantly accost each other with this ques
tion: "Any moose today"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-01-28

SCHOOL
- The meeting nf the B"a rd of School FL
aminers for Wood CouatI, Ohio, viii Ls IS
olluws;
RrIRE.
The following rules " i'll BE strictly Fhf-Ts"
AnexaminAtlunS VIII CO n ms ner Pi' EPil,
Q o clock A. NJ and close st3 p N.
Applicants must furnish the rmSelVes VIII pre-
and pc ncils paper only being fuThi'htd dLy iLs
Hoard.
In nn case will more than two six montlp Ger
tihestes be granted To the same applicant.
Applicants wIllbr required 10 faInisk
tifcntes Of eord NOR a character
There will he no examination NJ applicants
exec At regm"r meefings Of The BoSTd.
No certificate will hereafter he AHi-dAtsA to
cover time taughtpreVious to eKamibAtioh.
BY order Of the Hoard. t'5'
Bowling Green January ~ 1874.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-01-28

Ii is reported TINT Speaker KERR has
received $50 telegrOmsfrom Northern DEM
ocrata urging him to stop the amnesty de-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-01-28

We are in receipt Of the sfticial call for
the Ohio Republican State Convention to
he held on "wednesday, March goth, 1876,
which will appear next week.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-01-28

"IIail. gentle spring" says ThomsPon.
and gentle spring hailed, and showed, too.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-05
THE COURTR

POLICE CoURT-Judoe MIls pro tenn.
Yesterday, Michael Mickey, a loud and
bOls ferrous shoemaker was fined IS. Jerry
Murphy and b. Wilson; forfeited collateral
Maria Ripley; do. VIM. Fitzgerald; do.
Chas III: Washington, loud; IS. Budd Smith;
forfeited. Charles Wise and James Grlssett,
two young west end-rangers, were assessed
So each for being loud and boisterous John
Shehan and Charles McLain; forfeited. John
feited. Joseph Chinn, loud; SIS. Thomas J.
Lazenby, street profanity; forfeited collat.
eral. Edward Gibbons and Albert Sweeny;
forfeited. Allen Williams and Maria Wall.
ROD, loud; IS each. Robert Bolden, throwing
stones in street; S5. Daniel Addison street
cuTsiDg; IS. Dennis Long indecent exposure
days in work6ouse. Caroline Adams, alley
cursins; So. John Collins, loud; S. John
and Ellen Thompson, same charge. John
was dismissed and Ellen 1nd IS. Frank
thompson, vagrancy; sent to chain gang.
Anna BrigRerman, white woman, was
nned s5 for cursing so loud In her house as to
be fesrd ON 10th street. John Gather, an
for vagrancy. Michael McDonough, street
profanity; IS. John w. Thompson, swear
Ing In public; 80. Pleasant Fauntroy, loud;
Johnson, forfeited. Buddy smith, Martina
Washington, and Nellie Handy, loud; s5
drew Smith, Samuel Myers, and Charles
Mason, disorderly. These constitute the
party who were captured Sunday while
engaged In playing cards at the wholesale
market, 18th and b streets northwest by
Serseants Fainter and Leach, aud Officers
Smoot, smith and Lusky; fined IS each.
Lang, profanity; do. Thos. Hayes, do; 50.
Elizabeth Smith and Frank Smith, disor-
DERBY; 90 each. Charles Humphreys, larceny
days. Lou Austin pleaded guilty to an rs.
sault; $40. George Parker, larceny of cloth
ing from Richard Hunt; go, or six months
fray. The government failed % make ont .
case, but Barker Represented By Mr.. WAN
insisted upon putting witnesses on the stand,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-05
GEORGETOWN.

observation-disclosures nine o'clock last night
q coloIed man named Spencer Bowman fell
Dfstillerv," and was drowned before assist
snce could be rendered him. Bowman was
q young man about 10 years Of age, and
lived on Frederick street, between ID and Sd.
The coroner has been notified.
SHOT DEAD A Verdict of Death from,
Heart Dfsedse.-In the case of the fatal shoot
ing OF Henry jackson. noticed in yeste rday's
STAR, 1t appears that q corOners Jury was
srmmoned, and a. they could not ind where
the bullet had entered the body, q verdict of
oeath rom heart disease was given, the de-
ceased having been afflicted with that mall
ady. When, however, the doctor arrived, he
found that the ball had entered the man g
mouth and lodged In the head. Pleasant
himself
BUILDING ASSOCIATION The regular
monthly meeting Goth monthly OF the Tenth
building association was held last night at
the usual place. Twenty shares were sold
at an average of 1868 per share.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-05

From ]. G. Parker we have late New York
and Philadelphia papers In advance of the
mails
The Lyceum Bureau win give Its regular
excursion on the Mary Washington o-mor-
row. The Washington Lodge, l. o. g. IT.
will unite with this excursion. Boat leaves
At 545 J. m, returning at IL o. N. See advt
The Mfgnopette Literary and Social Club
has elected officers as follows: President,
VIM. c. Chase; vice president, G. A. G. Lair
Charles Y. Grymes.
r +. Lehman, who attempted to commit
suicide In Baltimore last Tuesday, by taxing
lsudanum, ard subsequently came to this
city, an d while suffering from the effects O
TIE drug, was sent to the Providence Ho5pi-
tai. dted on Sunday.
The following item reaches us, per postal
card. without signature From the peculiar
photography we suspect II was written by
Trustee Champlin:
"Rev Ellsworth
A mishsnory-frorn, the, West
10, doing. q goC I work, preaehing-fOr. the.
Collard People, out, side, OF the, City IL,
Is. to. behOped. his, labOrs, will be extended.
in, side, the, city Lemitts"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-05
CIT Y 1T E. MS.
Eaot We
j. H. 8quisP . Co.,
BANKERS,
1A1S penn eayl,.o

1416 Pennsylvania Avenue,
pay 81 per cent. interest on deposits, payable
on demand. Special rates on time deposits.
Interest paid January and July or cred
tied b,27.ao
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-05
LOCAL NE VS..

Amusemenfs, &C, Io.m1Ent-
National ThedfeT.-Haverly Minstrels.
Theaer COzsiQue.-First class varieties.
BlsneQ House 1872 G street north west,
Vocal and Instrumental concert.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-05

A FULL LINE OF youths boys, and child
3. Robinson 4 Co. 900 Pennsylvania avenue
the only house In the District devoted exciu
siveiy 70 boys and children's clothins.-
lAdef.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-05

LAKE GRoRGE DIAMONDS, onyx and rold
silver enamel jewelry, the best dollar castor
sna nny cent eye giass IN tne city, ~ Prtggs'
Lear street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-05
Wedthes. Probabilities To-day.

OFYICB OF CHIEF SIGNAL OrFICkR,S
WASHINGTON, September D, 1870.
For the middle Atlantic states, rising ba-
rometer, cooler nOrtherly winds, veerfng 10
northeast, followed by cloudy weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-05
sugh on Ruma.
JUDGE MIL As' OPINION OF SINISTER Law
YERS.

'ODeh NIL .Ls' OPINION OF SINISTER LAW
YERs.
fes .erday, James Spencer and Sam Cole
an, two colored men, were brought into
the Police Court, charged with profsne and
Indecent language. The witnesses did not
day, defendants leaving IS collateral each.
Coleman employed Mr.. Rufdn, the colored
lawyer. to defend him. promising him q IS
fee. After the adjournment of the court,
Rufin Husied himself with running after Mr..
Taggart, the attorney for the District, to get
node proseQ.i entered. Mr.. Prince, the
had been dismissed, SO entered II on the war
rant, but the defendants. and witnesses for
the District, with the officer who made the
case was called. Previous to this Mr.. Rufin
bad importuned the marshal TO return the
collaterals TO him a. counsel for defendants,
marshal would not accommodate him, but
returned them to the defendants, who went
od about their business. In the meantime
the wife OF Coleman came upon the scene,
and Ruffin offered to have the case dismissed
against her husband for 50. She borrowed
the money from some OF her friends and
paid him that sum. When the case was called
this morning and had been explained to the
Judge NJ. he dismissed IL, aud Mrs. Coleman
then spoke up telling how Ruffin had doue
her out OF So. Ruffin, who also was present,
tried to explain that although the case hal
been dismissed he thought his services had
been worth 50, and the woman had paid Ii to
him. The Court stated that he had been
informed that he (Ruffin) was not q member
OF the bar, but when he 1.-THE Court) came to
occupy the bench he had found him In prac
tice before 1t, and had concluded to
say rothipg until satisfied. This affair
showed the worst kind OF shyster practice,
and the council would not hereafter be
allowed TO practice before this court while
he (Mills) was sitting as judge until he (Ruf-
nm had satisfied the court that he was enti-
tied to do SO, and then the court would take
such further action as he thought proper.
Ruffin replied that he would very sOOa pro-
dUce his papers, and stated that he Thought
after satisfying Judge Smell OF his rignt,
that it ought TO be sufficient. The court re-
n arked that when SO satisfied he would sub
nit the matter to committee of lawyers to
see whether or not practitioner of this
kind was worthy to sit and practice within
any bar Of this District. Ruffin said that Yves
satisfactory He bad been allowed TO prac-
tfce before all the democratic courts of Vir-
eiDia, and he thought that was pretty good
evidence of bis worthlness, as well as his
legal knowledge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

ODD FELL STS Hall;
The hneet Hall in the city for Balls, eociables,
Concerts, LECTURES and Dramatic Eutertai q meats,
having first class couvenieDces, and veil lighted
stage, supplied with scenery will be rented on
favorable terms. Apply at the tsnitor's once. 10
the = ALL m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-05

THE MEDICAL SOCIETY OF the Alumni nj
Georgetown University met last evening At
the college building; the president, Dr. The
odore Mead, in the chair, and DR. ID. w Rev
nolds secretary. The treasurer presented his
monthly report, and DIR. b. b. Adams WAS
electe-4 q member OF the society. DIR. Boar
mans case OF gangrene was further consid-
cred. d.. Mead stated that At the next meet.
Ing be would present report of several
cases of typhoid fever In which he success
fully used the cold-water treatment. II was
also agreed that the effects OF salicylic acid
In rheumatism would be considered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-05

WARRINGTON LODGE, /. o. G.. T., unite
with the Lyceum Bureau upon their regular
excursion TO morrow evening. See adver-
tlsement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-05

f,S,s ~ DEATH OF A LADY.-Mrs. Kate
SIoson, WE OF Mr.. VIM. Gi oson, the we'll
k.oSh nsn dealer died suddenly last night
AZ tne residence OF her husband. on ian
ftItet sool hwest, o. congestive chill. Mr.
SlosOn gave her medicine last night accord
later be awoke ard proceeded TO give her
more. when she Gid not speak, and ne soo3
ciscoyered mat she was dead. Mrs. Gibson
sDd her death has cast gloom over q largs
circle Of friends In the neigh borhood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-05

THE WORK ON THE AVENUE PAVEMENT
IHE STAR suggested q day or two ago that
me peasant weather we are now enjoyipg
fhould he utilized by those who have the
contracts for paving Pennsylvania avenue
Inc mint was not thrown away by the con-
tractors To day the Grahamite Company
avenue, and The old wooden pavement has
6een removed from 18th TO 18th street. A
force OF Iahorers was placed at work TO plow
up Inc roadway, and In q very few DAYS the
bed OF the new pavement will be laid. The
Work mus inaugurated In under the Ora
Dam1te contract. Mr.. Williams who has
cnsIse OF the Neufchatel portion of the con-
tract, will commence active Operations in a
day or two. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-05
PROF. MARINI's DANCING ACADEMY has

fRoF. M ARINI DANCING ACADEMY has
been greatly improved OF late. The front of
the building has been run up an addi-
tional story, presenting q very handsome
appearance. The stairway has been changer,
SO that IL Is now opposite the entrance, max
ing much more room, and atfOrding consid-
additional and advantageous changes that
Will be made before the season opens. Mari
mis- Hall Will be more suitable than ever for
the lovers of dancing TO indulge In their fav-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-05

y. NJ. @. A.-The board of managers OF the
Young Mems Christian Association met
last night, and special committee, consist
Ing OF Messrs- Ames, Sleigh. and Imbrie was
appointed 10 consider and report what meas
ures may be taken 10 promote the efficiency
ofthe library ard free reading room depart
ents. The general secretary announced
that IL was proposed to make the second
fnsrterly meeting OF this year. which occurs
on me 18th inst, the first sociable OF the sea-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-05
EXCURSIONS. PICNICS, &c.

EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c.
EAsIlRN PRKssIrRRIaS CHURCH; Rev
Macy sAsHIseToso. to M M .v.rs e3zC
non springs, FRIDAY, september 3 Ee.ves 10
and ne n rieke,s,s 50 e.n.-. csiIarsn' |. cents.
I0f SAFE ." -..mvers and si boat. ssps 80
YCEuM BUREAU lXOURsIoNp.
IL Every WEDNESD DAY EFENiHG,
MARY wxsaIsGfosn
The boat leaves 1th street wharf as g. - ,. n. and
Tieists, so Contest the Holly = -
*. IVPss sSS 4 I sss sG:i
unite With September 9Th Ixoursion. ficksa foI
sale q Parker and Filis Bookstores sal by The
neDbsrs Of the Society. sepl-A
SUNDAY EXCURsIoN6
Macy SAsHiNarou
VIII hefSener be made only % AT.
, 1,hEGin s sfEInSs, Shs ere no r..
Two trips:SLesvfns 1th-ssrsss wharf At 10 q. n.
ssyEn,ns M fsts zG s'ns' sscO1d ZIP
esnts Those going on the nrst tIip can return o.
the second trip free Of charge. Rsfreshments, IN
s1S ona good country milk can b had on tn
Persons Wishing to spend Q pleasaut day IN Oh.
country. where good water and shade sbounds
SusDAI HXOUEsIOH
LADY OF fHI LAKE. ~
the Lake YIN make regular Excursions, leaving
DER wnarf FOOT of 9Th str eet, 1T D.. m for q Nv
houIs trip on the Potomac, arriving hone Dronps
Fare. 90 cents; children half price.
tn and 9th street cars 20 directly to the wharf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-05

AMUsEMFNTs-NdtiOnd Theoter-The Ha
verify minstrels opened the season last even
1Dg before very large audience. The pro
gramme vas admirably rendered and lIllly
appreciated. Messrs. Wilson, French and
Barlow are host in themselves. There need
De no fear that the interest In these per-
70. nances will dim Irish during the engage
inert.
Ih60teT CoBtqUe. - The Comfoue was
CROWDED as usual last evening. The pro-
gramme is attractive and the performance
nrst class.
BtTHeH HOtse.-The vocal and instrumental,
cohcernt this evening under the direction of
Prof. Perabeau will doubtless be very suc-
eessiuI. Some excellent talent will appear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-05
| LUMBER, SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS AND MOULDINGS
At WHOLESALE PRICES

Cd6Af LUMB6R.
Having large stock Of sPRUOB LUHBBR, We
have concluded to sell ct the following reduced
prices. This Lumber Ia water seasoned, and Of the
very best qualify:
ais, fIl, and sxl, any length, sD psr thousand
lxs, fleet rails, oB Per thousand;
Inch boards, els per thousand;
inch joist, eD aud el5 per thoussud;
3-inch ioist, ia and Ol6 Der thousand;
~ feet pickets (pailingsl, 0ls per thousand;
% feet rough,S inch, o7e0 per thousand;
Ks and SX4, ID quality, ol1 20 per thousand:
spruce sidings, orr inch, els per thousand.
A large stock Of Lumber Of all kinds always On
hand, ct the lowest market prices.
r. EDW'D CLARK Z CO.,
YARD, WHARF AND PLAELN0rMILL,
Foot Of eth street east, near United States Havy
Yard.
OFFICE,
sos Pennsylvania avenue northwest, corner 9Th
n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-05

a OADKMY OF The VIsIrATION,
FREDERICK, MAR YLAND.
IRE exercises Of this Institution will be resumed
on MONDAY. September the 4th. auS2s-st
"A will reopen SEPT. IL. Thorough instruction
IN oil branches OF DraSfng and Painting, instru-
mental and free hand. Zee Circulars OF Bookstores
and .: the Glass Rooms, l016 10th street north
west. aue2-lms
STAEMoRE SCHOOL FOB GIRLS, SANDY
~ ePhING, MD.-Tbe exercises of this school
will be resuu cd on MOEDAY, October I'd. Terms:
Two hun dred and twenty FIVE dollars per school
year. Music, Drawing, and the Languages eItra.
For full particulars apply to
OAhOLINE h. MILLER.
aug8 ~ Principal.
THE ROesLYN SEMINARY. MISS b. ROSS.
Principal. will re open on MONDAY. Sept4m-
Der 18th. at No. 1855 street, near 10th street
northwest. Application may be made TO the Prin-
cpsl at the school room, after September 9Th, pre-
yious TO that date BIZ letter, addressed above.
Circulars at the school rooms and book stores.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-01
summary Of Religious Intelligence.

The Second Adventists are holding campmeet-
ing at Clam Cove, just above the Rockland line.
Some of the speakers are women. There are now
eight tents and more are expected. The preach
ers predict a speedy termination of all things
earthly.
Sunday, Rev. E. C. VanKleck OF the Dover and
Foycroft Baptist church, administered the ordi
nance of baptism to nine recent converts.
On Chidren's Sunday in lIallowell, the church
was finely decorated and Miss Haynes preached a
sermon to the young.
Five persons were baptized last Sabbath, and
with seven others were taken into the Free Bap-
list church in Richnond
The new Episcopal church in Presque Isle was
consecratcd last Sunday, by Bishop Nicely
The Free Baptist church and society of Con-
cord, n. H., have extended a unanimous call to
Rev H. +. Wood to become their pastor Mr.
Wood has been resting at Squirrel Island for some
time.
On Sunday, Rev. II. c. Munson preached his
farewell sermon at the first Universast church in
Turner.
Rev. Father Clement of Lewiston, has returned
from his visit to Europe.
Within the past year, under the preaching oil
Rev. Mr.. Potter, christian there have been about
seventy-three conversions in the vicinity OF Ar
nold's Mills, near Caribou
Sixteen persons have recently been added to the
Doughty's Falls North Berwick Free Baptist
church, thirteen of them by baptism
AT South Dover on Sunday, June 18th, Rev. I
j. Bicknell of the Baptist church, baptized five
and gave the right hand of fellowship to SIX
On Sunday, June IS, eleven converts were bap.
tized in Hermon, by Rev. l. ii. Brown, pastor Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-01
STATE NEWS.

During the past week there have been two re-
ligious two medical and one political convention
in Portland, besides a mad dog.
At meeting of the executive committee of the
9TH Maine Regiment Association, it was voted to
unite in general reunion, to be holden in Port
land on the 9Th and 10Th of August.
The house of Thos. II. Carvill of Freedom was
struck by lightning, recently, and some damage
sustained bat no injury to any Of the inmates.
Frederick Gardner of Dennysville, while on
his way to the store few days ago, was attacked
by two large dogs, one taking him by the leg and
the other jumping for his throat BY considera-
bile fort and help coming along he finally sue
ceeded in getting clear of them without much
damage. Who wouldn't keep dog
Hon. John Hodgdon of Dubuque, Iowa, form
efly of Maine, is visiting his native State and is
now in the Aroostook county. SD
The Eastport Sentinel says that VIM. Norwood
of Edmunds, while fishing for alewives a few days
since, slipped on the rocks and fell and broke his
leg between the knee and ankle.
Elmer c.. son of DR.. J. A. Richards of Fan m
ington, on Wednesday of last week, fell from a
tree, the limb breaking, distance of fifteen feet,
and rolled into the river. He was rescued, and
will recover from his injuries.
The good people of Bangor can celebrate
Judge Dickerson has heard the petition for an in
junction on the Fourth of July celebration appro-
priation, and the result is complete defeat of the
men who tried to stop the celebration.
The Houlton cheese factory is now in opei alton
and doing good business.
We learn that some irregularities have recent
ly occurred in the post office in the town of Free
don, by which sums of money have been lost, and
in some instances recovered by restitution from
those in charge of the office. The losses occurred
through the disappearance of registered letters
containing money, and are reported to amount in
the aggregate to several hundred dollars. We
have not the particulars of all the cases, but one
will serve perhaps as specimen Early in May,
as our reporter learned from Mr.. Henry Hatch,
he handed into the Office to be registered, letter
containing fifteen dollars, directed to man in
Boston. 1t was never received. Upon being in
quired of, Burton Vose, the postmaster's son and
assistant, sand the letter was all right as it had
passed the Portland office and been there receipt
ed for. Afterwards he said it had gone upon the
Belfast branch tram, and been receipted for by
Mr.. knowton, the mail agent, but he failed to
produce the receipt. Being pressed further by
by questions, he said that if Mr.. Hatch was afraid
the money was lost he would pay it. and did pay
it. Mr.. Bigelow, the special agent, has investiga-
ted the matter, but we do net know with what re-
suit Belfast Journal.