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New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
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DUNHAM-suddenly on Tuesday, the 29th inst, William 9.
DunligI in tha 7itn year OF his age - ~ .
Funeral services mis- resde1ce, % Ly'nesonst,
Proos W. Thursday nc D. 3lst Inst Friends are
kindly requested 10 send flowers.
FOSTER-At Green's Farms, Conn., Monday, May p, OF
umUuIa Mary Foster, IrOrac W. tooA
Rraves and friends Of the family invited 10 AMEND
the tuDera from her ae Residence, on Ihafsd Nay 81 Az
1880 A. m.
GIrLAGEP-0n Tuesday morning. Carrie BrOoks Wlie OF
Friends and relatives are invited attend the funeral
on Thursday Hi,rnrng lO2 o'clock, a. { tLOElAss
Chuich. Intorment at BeechwOOd. Now Rochelle.
HAIGHTAt Jacksonville Fla, on tie 27th inst, George Z.
Ii.isi.t % p4eisll N4llr, Weston cstcf county.
Notice . funeral hereafter
HAKPEB-On Iuo,isy MAY % Fletcher Harper aged II.
senior mtnncr - ti.c arG OF Eaif er & Brotltrs.
Relatives at friends invited To attend the funeral srrylces
al II Pnu,', NJ f. urcl, FouT h ave ana IWt Ysecond-
ST. Thursday morning, the 3lst INST, ri 10 Oeiuck
LIN N-Oh Nay 3d. 1871 Naomi Decker wife Of Edward NJ
Linn agci abult u years -.
Funeral - n take place O'Clock Friday M at her late
e lUs Yorxst Jersey city. Friends OF the family
are iu.i. Ell 10 al end Without iurlhtr notice.
WALKER.On May -, in brooklyn, OF pneumonia John 1.
walker, tt ~ .. 1. walker liam
Relatives invited 20 attond the funeral Az
G7 Place bIo'hyu lhulsiAy, olst I'l, az " H.
WINTENT0N- IN Brooklyn Tuesday evening. May 29
Relative. and Of family lHYliei u atsend
OF hcF Lice, dls
Mn g. Lewis 5'1 >od4h FTst St. Broohlyn, on n
aay June J. az Il O'Clock ~ IA. No tuftheI notice VIII DO
given.
WOODWORTH-Iu Brooklyn Msy 20. Mrs. DeInaris Wood.
Her f.nG- amt acqrhnances and those OF her BROTHER
1bo..s, r. attend hef funeral At
CreunWo5 ~ Baptist thWcn Ftenthsp corner OF Fourth
ave, south Brooklyn, 10 dy AZ O'Clock .. M
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
PUGLiC OPINION.

Fortunately NIr. Morton belongs to the past,
and bi voice is bat hollow echo t1ln the tDu.s, doe
fnl sound VII has lost ~ 20 -'' aid rS ieIi"FS-
New 0rlear Pc yrre Dam.)
TI..l. cln bc MT two parties in this Ropub-
lc-iue IenocIatic parry aud IT. cntmy. Nha'.Ntr =
shane whatever tia. cI,rs may assume t" tpad
that vhiacrs IN Er clr - whon touched ~ tht
.arar Of Ithuric Gt once leaps to tc form OF deN-
Mobile Reg ter tbc!nJ
TIE NEW-YOEK TcIDTNE doesn't look for
The specy dawn of tr Wiiiranil iu at SOUTH ahh re-
marks iiiat there VIII stu De ccir dud Intimidation
at The polls" Ihc viii .Priv 10 ',nnsi 'uI1. Tor
instance which hu> never been dtrr Capetp1s or bayo-
uet uiic.--l Baltimore Gazette Gem)
NacVcagh gets the better of Butler on two
Don- go clearly as greatly ar'orm the IS mWety OF
fnt.r's brilliant satire IN cNi fNc' I"ora and -nC-
tnua pacif alton. Iu The first p3cr, MacN Ntasn tts
thC ruth and leaves Butter more th3u uicitHii"Al q
l.!d,: ana in tine ust place %. ect- E crIci brain
cont on nt.r by the pertinent suggestion ti IFS YET
possible do honest tnlns lH politics, however SO"
men Of the utor scLOC may b. ~ cOmpchcnuins 1t
fpAladelpEit Times tAa1
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
rf0SETGERN hRRfVFO.

PROM AsPTNwALI-Tr s,>gnship do1ptt'o May 3p.-
Frarcisc0-J d. Ferguson, twp aalr- AID sefsa,
VIM stout j. D. siubbert O. NJ Mecker oud dau X -
FROST and wife. r. Il. lark and WIFE, Mr Aice Nitcnen,
T. \. Fox J. y Townsend wife and tvo daughter MIS- ato
Frmin Eply- and John Cairns Mrs. Mckenle' h,s- FVh
Ifagen, II. Wells, !. r Mccir'by b hr,nan, NT'' A.
Erickson, Mrs NJ a. hOnideu J. T. hchehi{' y. y.
De Camp. z. De C1E2 A. b. Ciags, G. Re y, f1g9 agS
chnl r .. Edwanl', Niss ka'S lafg M,'s M., nag
Taylor H. Blgar i-thmus-llon mes ioI-
ingCn ami wife Miss NaVgie rurrugiOa. f-- ANN. ihW-
ingon. hrs A. -. welsh M's = D. Wcs. bts T. g Cioni
st0u Mrs. +. n. ErnrI, Nisa NaY BanrlarI, Nin y.
Douchey Louis We'll Juode Hiego g. W. Pane. Mr' Henry
Co1r, A. Nileris, vile tACe tuti-n, ana hlf = ,,l
W6rrnsel Fmo Aschol j. T. Livngsfon. joaquin Gilsr ~
J.. Geay. Robert ao1ya T. C1u-, Juan D'n Jus H1i9
WIN PrOwno. Fhoa Nglr T. H. Todd G. q. bhNef, hiain
johnson. Mr-. Sbr0le and infant a. ~
PROM ANA4n lD ffr " vera fIff, way ~
p p. CaDuoa, VIE I'VE chdre' and three ,'." W
WIFE, Mis-. pep Miss ini-e o-''if w. -
Gliaon. o. " Hvic tao Rev, wm; r. Pope " AaafeF ~
bert tiankc. c. Aci.frle - b. Hawkins, NJ toiei, -.
.rnand.l = Nf1.u. D.. 80. orrn a. Il lal', Nir 30
seraufs fir- g. de Boscn l-rnlrei he
Corda. EsurTdh .arylitr-. llrs Dorr'1 iHifn.z
MIS-. /. tnlua tr fai ~. -urp go Me IL '''.,ta'
wi. auI s0l fef aud 8. ". Arcn- IT, 'attl
Leon Ge Leon Fran. -. iFerp J. Reyes f't, Ia
csr0 - Aitci d. D..- eul son '. tsT1. q. % rral-
del Nslic ara % faHsch, !. btfcch f.gne 10
Arnas, EdF.ld tO..o 'As -4s<'r AugHs rag a. 10
Lamos, }. T.. Eici'G-r, +. cF" insciy WIZ -hi,I
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
choice, while The Sporting Lt expressed preference
TIE FIRE RECORD.
LARGE FIRE IN MONTREAL.
LUMBER-YARDs. FRAME STABLES, AND TENEHENTs
BUrNFD-LOss, $4,000.

lAit''E FIRE IN DlbN u shl.
LUMBER-YARDs. FRAME STABLES, AND TENEHENTs
BUrNTD-Loss, $4,000.
MONTREAL, May 30.-Anothcr disastrous con-
hag.ado occurred at O'Clock this morning, by which
abou' go bosses Destroyed, and about the same
nunher Of famics rendered homeless. The fire broke
out in Conoy's .tlhes situated Dalhouscst, IN Grf-
flutown. high wind was blowing at the tiwc, and ;he
flames spread with lightning rapdity and communicated
to E.pln's lum6er-yard aud pl nnc-mfi IN IN" rear.
An mm n.c quantity of lumber was stored Oh J. pins
premises ana the flames increased rapidly, sending
forth spark, into the ling streets which con-
tanned small wooden houses. Tie fire spread from the
lumber piles 10 numbcr OF sheds belonging 10 tenement
houses in The rear OF Espn's lmDcryard. Surrounding
the umbcr-yara william, Duke, Dahousie ana NaA'-
retli-si y stood whole block 81 light wooden tenement
houses. and with the high wind which prevailed
ut the time o better tuderbox could not have been
found. MexyclP- pauin c-mill then took fire, and
change Of wind carried hr tDes over 20 the eastern SIDE
of the street, ana also IN the direction oi Wmu-st II
cut its way through 10 Ottawa-st. Hckmcup al the lmy
bouses n Us adyanc and only stopped ~ NaZ1 st
when t. reached DitHWa-@t.. Nhcr The nith'u i '' %
determined ...i arrest it, proarcs-. Tie ues went
Oh ~ Nt4'It ST. and ai ole ulc Threatened = 'c'oUr
hc uiui ings on Duc- T.. bat ouV ioIr wee con ue1
on the latter street. - afUu Oc0cE the mons val "i
tcnen nhousc on NiliaWs fcll with crsh, hnt IoF
tunatei Wa injured. Al Imu, ,uSc amount ~
property was consumed. The loss Is estimated at
nearly -I50pOO
The fire was got under control at about O'Clock this
morning.
The greatest destruction was done NJ Nazareth-st. hut
Duke William. Ottawa, aud Dah0usi-~s. also >in r'd
severely Many % the .co,'l hIruoi out are IN poor
circumstances, aad arc mostly "n Il ufed
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
LATESJ SHfP VIEWS.
rFor omr slp ye.ss 81, rzIi rags.l

fFor othsr Slil Sess 81 Tiri ragel
tREivLo
steamship Franconia. rrgy Portland win mise and pass
>eamshp Mcrcei.ta, Cladsoy. Phnalclpia Gerhard q
l-rk Gcnoyte u Tucse, o' "1rr'a.l Norynaa. Glen
uo@Os 10 aya With sugar 10 order YES 'J 3D. "cioser
IS Gyda ,Norl Nass Iaawis ~ days. IN bslast to
b. Morning Light Dil Neg.Haveu in ballast to l. W.
Bne sii ht Thompson in ballast to L. W a
Brig Reporter of BncEs1or Rylor Bapgor days with
lumber TO master Is bound 10 Philadelphia put IN ioT
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAyANNAu, Nav 30.-Ar iV,d steamship Seminole from
Boston schr. O. H. FsicLs T Kenuicc. Cleared scr.
ugstol, fur Neg.york harss Precedent iaH tNnl.l Tor
IaVrei Semasa ior Corunn1 srLs S,'?htn t. Hari Tor
WILMINGTON, y. C., Stay 3D.-Ariycd. orig Eleanor from
Live pJ5ii bark Bflce, from ALai,r.-. Cleared bark
sAN FEASCisc' May 50 rived. ships Usso Cuss) from
HUI Slmac Waits ron New lcrs.
NEw-ORLEANs Nay 3p.-'iearfd steamship hudson for
Emma, nom Ha,o. sailed steamship Mciean tlty and ship
CnAgLRsIoN. My 3O-Auiyed, steamship fXuatoT. RON
Ihiaec2hia schr Alpha iton Boston sailed bark biue
BaLfnioRF Nay 3o-Arrived steamships saragossa from
Savannah Fanny Cad yalader from New for Mm. Will
Gen, from Philadelphia, Cleared steamships J. w aittti,
f. Gibson, tor Boston. sailed bars Airacan uIig Alice
from New.YOrk; SHIRE Kate Lawson. H. Kirby ana Clara.
from iork river; Inomas W Haven, from Portsmouth
Cleared. steamship Inc&st for Chelsea sailed steamship
May 2l, 10 80 D. NJ lat 30 90 iol - j. James simpson,
steeTage passenger jumped overheard aud Drowned
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
HAVANA May Ollie steamship CITY Of Havana, from
HALIFAX, N s. Nav 30.Arrved, steamship Cortes, rom
81 Johns, !. r. Saei, steamships Cores, for YORK;
81. Louis. for PiiladelphiI.
ToRoxTo, Nay SOIhe schr Whisper o. IIaiflx he's
ltau AT
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
TIE MICHIGAN CENTRAL FIGHT.
tyf fhfstrtt1C.
at is perfectIy clear ar from the composition

" n is UpTFcCfIV CIIaf TIOW TTIt tOIIW-ITIOH
of tne ckrt that fItn lu tat interest VI thc
Wicliciu Central roGd. Dillon las large amount Of
money in The Canada Southern, and 500 has William
scott aud 50 las Porter, and ME vanderbilt. WHO
works with them, has a controlling interest IN
The Canada Southern, Teil as ~ iur NcNl ok Cen
trail Thcy VIII cOutr0! tle ioct 90 tie hc-l- tl m
ra if tl Opposi'on cEet elected. few weeks ago
noe on Of the whole opposition board Owned snare OF
lie Michigan Central stock. The whole object "i the
movement is clearly 90 build M the Cana IT,
.,utleru aud bring Mcligsa Central into col
I,ion with the E.Ic, Great western, and
Grand Trunk. it viii result i'm worse war
f,re than ANYTHING which mas yet taken place. TIE"
1icigIn Ccui in should ot bc used for amy such pur-
pose bat solely Nith regard 10 IL own imioirss. Ii
.I,t 1e u oj.u highway upon which jIc C. auc IruHS,
fhe Cleat Western and lHe Canada t'tsfn ~ioad 70,
treated with equal fairness ani iuonGy relations niI-
tanned with all connecting roac,.'
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
MORE GREAT NEWS ABOUT BOKER-AND
OTHER PEOPLE.

m I3IHf1 IDNic Il0Ha.
And row FtutOn turn, Up rs likely to take
Mr. E.scr's httlr iob ~ 81 Peer Hur. e vas one OF
thc Liberals Of 1872. and ihey s-cn To- command iaif
premium 10 t1e order ~ affairs. Bu, since b't9
oarti.s nave cone sguarcly around 10 the Liberal
platform of 1872. VIII shouldn't the Lihtia'S
ie ace,u,ed as The salt Of the political earth thesc
day4l They buildcI Vis.T t.sn tbcJ kAr"
and are wearing the raplcs Of victory sooner tb&n q
M I'd to hope alter the Waterloo hai Grant gave in'1n
but a little more than years They "tlc -iAhF
previous i'm or cVoit ana what rebel 90 ih i-'-
h r. voutiou in 1877 CO.EiiH" VIII probably sAor a
extra ia ure of dysucpaa goat over the IrD.nuuI
the old foe ne supposed 20 be dead and eut"pc1 ~ he
Liberal overt throw, tut SHAT oi tdi Ii' @u'-lt come
to tir front While F-nOn parair- r the advanced n
and Fotou goes Russia, While i5uhoi &nd CJhhHAS
wOnGer why things revoke Ho piOhli-cn"d'iy.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31

T. rr,tn. M,y 3'-MlTkets generally uonih'NF nm
Ci.up, s.nglu light Canal irrIgGts ts'ii hhi hn
1il. NJ . Col b1.n 80 NLitr Winter 40 u 10 500
b su smilr 3d. 20 a 80 Corn ti"ad, 10 huri' 80 %
.tDJ hu .Ilti NO = 40 iS hilti ait tie' . 40
80 cs reported noury unchanged. Eec!ps bi a@n- Flour
.5Uo l8.s. to.u coo buan nea 400 push Barley,
Al rtsI hy aIl- Flour. l,3pn hl.; Wheat, 1900
bush. Corn Leo BUSH: oa,s, ll9OO Onsl Barley 100
lI, BUSH. shipments iY cana ~ ilGe Watcr
Wheat 2ju5 bush: Corn $500 bush DO by ral-Fiour.
5UlO Ub, Wheat LOO Dushi com, -t2O0 busi oats,
III zoo bush harley, l,2,O bush. Ry q, $3.50 bush
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31

rra- ~ . ,1-.. -II.I -1It IlI y -I II l-l'
.--.. l..u..- ID
,---,.s Ta-i~-t w rr1ta'sipe o'f' '
ths 1l-l-pry -.las L1a. -1s--
TRru>. OFFICE. May ol-i lie m.-iao 'ieaoy f"h oi
airpc,,..rs continued yc-'orpy. and r..,re .Ac cf
shaver %. tle nt4naon 90. Thermometer r.-c col P.
1le uoi.tur of the air has iuscised. an Che ndica-
tion- poiu to greater cau'in"ss.
For tuis clty AMI Yicn.S -.ddaai iucf as a. %rmiA
,uJ -frryI> .f ci.rdi,.-- u1F i- .rfoI t.r Two
d"vs To-.norrow's sy will probably ht in part threat
cbiug % NOT rainy.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31

Fl the Turks would just slip around into the
E,irr aod throw few shells INTO -. ietct-".rt u
woilI r,.se n tn" R.ia4 Icas and conner favor on
th. nrw,p.i iels.-l e. hcinhdu Eaq tier
man innoccntly spoiled a sermon and
i,ks or fnou ku0,,cs have ben au an lll ,i-,
tEihr chrf among ten thou-and, and ,he ole alto
fI,a.l welt
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
MENDELSsOHN GLEE CLUB.

The testimonial concert given by the Men
desou Glee Club for te benefit Of their exPrsidcnt,
Mr iiowlanI, Will tax" place at ChckerHg Hail TINS
evening Lovers of music viii he glad to know that this
is to BE- public concert. and tickets are conse-
Sa
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
IVsVTNf TUTATCR.

Mr.. Thomas B. Mcagher will have benefit
at the Lyceun rbca-r evening prior to his depart
ure Tor California 10 JOIN MIR. McCuloue's company.
Nj Montl-ur. M C1-hian, tlr. Harklns. and other
p0nular artists have volunteered Their services.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
rIRE Ar osconA. Mlcn-Ioss. s1sO.oOO

FIRE At OSCODA. MlCH.-LOss, Tl7N,VOl.
DETROIT, Mich May 30.-A fire at Oscoda
This afternoon destroyed IA sawml, houriug-mn, salt
block ana large quantity of lumber owned By Loud
gay Co., tosethe with several dwellings Total loss,
SljOO00 Insurance on mill and salt block $4,000, rs
follows: Traders Chicago $500; Home. Chicago'
~ 600: Rhode island Insurance Company, T),oOo ;
National. Hartford $1,000; Hartford OF hMlloit,
Conmrrid id UHOu, North British. Scottish Cumm' rcial'
',nd Ner,, Dc of England, -, 300 each; Alas Hart
torI - 900: London Assurance Company, TI,1oOi
American central, 81 800 l.. A. BrackcnridgeS resi-
nucr with "a T. md the furniture, destroyed; loss,
- tp,0 Insurance 500 The Esc0da salt ana Lumber
COMPANY sawed thclr timper-ml, dock, lumber, ana
trtu1yay The ori.In or the fire y unknown
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31

Al the latest designs OF GRANirR MONuMENfs HEAD
sToNs- and constantly hand, ant can be spp Di
water rail any part OF the country at low rates So 10
designs and estimates 10 ). GAKil, No s2 MeekeI ave
RlOOklNn. T. D.. =. Y.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
TIE D1Av4 IND MUSIC.
POOTH's THEATER.

Mr.. George RignOld viii take his benefit this
afternoon at Booths Theatcr ana Will ihen and there
essay tine unparalleled feat of laying out SIX J"''es
seratim The pluck and endurance Of the young hero
are worthy OF wonder Il not OF admiration ana ms
extraordinary venture VIII bo watched with DreaesS
interest.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
MARRIED.

APNOUR-wILBER-On Tuesday. May o. by the Rev.
Howard CROSBY. D. d.. Heman o. Armour aud Lotto A.
MIibeT, all 81 tins city NO cards
KEILOCK-RFILLY-O Tuesday evening, May -. 1877,
az residence u the brides par,ns, b. e. ' DR. E-
ward Mes weeney Rob- H. kro'k Of New YORK a. ANNE
Sherman daughter OF JOhu VI. Reilly, esq, Of BIOO4yn
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
Inrar Retnrns.

The purchasing power Il given of money was never 20
great in coihng a. now tins power greater quality of
goods considered Coz store, than elsewhere IN
New York.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
nov ~ ARE GOgERNED.
10 the Edjtor Of The Trt6une -,

To the Editor Of The TrtbHHc
S,p: ! would arrest wish yOu would IN
fo,- fne IubIIck threw the cocms ut your valuable
T.Ucr My ,lcr.. EeIys Friends al want t. noid 80
,.r ott-. in urEC CltV. rhcrf Bernard ItcllNs
pr,ff,rr Illgh j. Deucty sh"r IHtuck Reiily Is ms
C,z.p Mis FItz-imOEs Ii hHuoh oi Lud"" 81 b'oi Is
i; -..tsr Ler sun Young Mr Fl:l>imons only b'y j.
Ci.f ylrd,-and Board, The PRISONERS ana MS Biolhcr
,- Ir, reilly who Keeps Liquor store nj aEnlc ana
".,, ,,,,ns 10 c Police ComisiOner-tns Reilly
family was al Born in Ireland al yer! low o'ass ol
ps"Ie tleir Father was Dccasteater "i Hog ana a
oi,la, rrv,dpctcrAir John Reilly was servant bN 10
Cuffry suuir.-uuul he came 10 ihls couhti, h l91D
nm a u,i EopuhclJng 4ud has no money 10 la' lui
m m.JfD- iis. Plas, liz u properly "hu nscit VIM ~"
fili nropcr Of 10 D. Is Perfectly unc ah poor h"n
aud n rx s0Idier-wh 10 don't Ike Ia ~cc must
' Escus, blundeTs
Ncic- TorL. May -, 1871 w.
IOur correspondent is obviously honest and SIN
cere even if his spelling IS little loose-jolnted.
But he doesn't seem to understand things what
he describes as 50 very wonderful, is SIMPLY lalh-
many rule in its less offensive aspect ii nobody
whom Iannany sets over us had been any worse
than Reilly, we should be vastly better oh.-EdI
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31

AprISrIc.-I.ady: "And put just tint of
o,r,ti,c on tl- chee's-but not too much you KNOW.
Photo, rauher: Exactly, Madame, perfectly uhder-
stand about as much as you have Oh now -l'uu!'
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
MIDNIGHT WEA THEE REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
For the lower lake region and Middle At
llnir States f2,. .rJin-t.l ~ iit 't. 10y & ,1
nr nqtlv ciay ac. ?, ami winds mostly Nom SCUM
east 10 sOutu-Wt,.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
Special Notices.


OF FRANCE, ITALY, GERMANY. ENGLAND AUS
TEIA, AND DEShAak.
DoULTON AND PALSY WARE.
vases. Juz.,JariiuI'res, Fio"er3'tI Amphoias
Plsim Botla- antique Plates ana Dishes
Dinner ant Tea Sets Wa.cr Bottle6, Flower Baskets
Fisgons iaaA Id,, Dessert sets.
Exact reproductions of antique mod h.
Tho most extensive collection IN america,
AT MODERATE PRICES.
HERMAN FROST q CO.,
Nos is. 80 81. % Murray St, NewYork
F.tah isA,i since 4. D.. 1850
a. ;o,rl o. Arbn,aion.
ufs ''!>s,ii ~. ,AE6iilH. Ar4.r.,cr
e.., , III ...f; n. ho' dsy al Tie l.o,ns of the
Cha.br Of c,.m,e 3d. @, Wia, 81 ad a. ne cllcs q
.rttienrrt OF canI'vcros cs2u, ard n1,is ID e.er
~i'1u t3r jjuis',tono' uc Port q Sew Yorb.
IisprritgeV~.. % ~ .tJ .t 10 n9 ca's. 5a ns
larf forms pl t ,lp sJn o. causes "II oil'f lniofaa
t,rca. ac6i,,ioa 10 P..cos OF
TRUSk-, IAD~ NALie'+ &C.. &C. ~
.,crsoADvGa3. Ggor'n q '''|a1r'II2G1A 2G1Annz-LAxg,
'"'" i.gGs,r ASSORTMENT n TIiE CIJN.
boon. pn:ent rariy.ulde DKi-,5 SHIRTS. tie very
o.,i ior i ca De aisned a' easily as aeInia i.nd
nuapp'. ENfrnct oi Roots, iretsts and hesr ulAers
r in D, 70 2 81. w 70 p, -s ii, .f,.' Z, , ns.50y ..f
al nl- -air druggists, nrro- ajz l''soh '- H'" i"IA.
No,ice ,c Property -0wner-.
The Patent sut ~ st'nler as. Guuth,r fog Cor~oie
Pavement 1 bo.As. which decided DO the t IS. ~rcWt
Court in !s cy m avoro oi t.o r,u ,sus u 4n 90 lro
l.u. agl, ro t-n.aYt - contempt o 'itt ~. vi)
..as Coz .n,ancton iy a}u- concrete pa'emo; 1 b''Ss
U l CITY Sal P.r. bY .rtiug a.. instrument through
portion OF hc sod coLcieie TO form ho joints A'er hearing
t, I,poit OF te 3last 1 MH. io whom Ii "'a t'i-fed
aud uc a,ts. Judge -irmar recently a,.'1" ih IS
i i. Sf ,o n-, s a.auui o, BE ICES by
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
OBITUARY.
JOHN LOTHROP MOTLEY.
LONDON, Wednesday

John Lothrop Motley, the American historian. dled
yesterday of paralysis at Kingston-Russell House
Dorsetshire. the residence Of his son-n-aw. Mr AL
gernon Sheridan.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-01-04

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MINERVA CORPORATION.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-01-04

DELINQUENT Z
TAX SALE

The Lands, Lots, and Parts Of LOIS, returned Ds''"
ouent bv the Treasurer Of Stark County, together w''" Me
Taxes and Penalty charged thereon, agree9Oy the 0W'
are contained and described in the following @st
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-01-04
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Cocklin Jacob..."."""...."".,.'''"'
Myers Hiram K. u s"".."""".".
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Good Bottom Land.

The Undersigned will offer for sale for the
next sixty days, If not sooner disposed Of, eight
teu.acre lots, creek bottoms, near SnOhomish
City. convenient to a saw.mill. to the Agricul.
,ural Fair grounds, and 10 the school III town;
and II desired, two acres good level upland to
each lot will be sold to accommodate those
fishing home. For terms aud particulars,
jiluire Of f. MORSE, Esq,
Orb. N. LOW, SnohOmish Iity,
SnOhomish City, April ), 1877.
5Ssw J. N. LOW
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KNOX STALLION,
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WI AIM Il HERO,

This beautiful young Stallion will be four
years old on the l0tn Of June; stands fifteen
hands and two inches high: color, a rich,
bright bay, with black name and tail.
PEDIGREE:
Sire, Emperor William; he bv Gen. Knox
tam by Rysdyk's Humbletonun; combining
We two best strains Of blood In the world
'Inn: Knox is the Sire of Lady Maud (record,
2iSAG Camors (2;l93il; Plato Crecord, 2:3ll
Gilbreth Knox TecOrd, 2.269O; Messenger
Knox irccord, 232); Moine Slasher (record
?&E and many other very fast ones. Follow
lnS is record Of the best time made by
Snuggler, another noted flyer of the same
strain: lST4-2:23, 2.23, 2.20; 1S75-2 ;22J5,
aslR. 222; lS76-2:2l7H, 2:1S. 2l7: 300
Iva, @l9a, 2:l71G, 2l5%, 2:rs, 2;l91,
2lIN 2lT, 2l6si
Will be found at r. D. HILTON'S RANCH,
Snohomish river, .s7g- My farm is one and
'alf miles from SnOhomish CITY, and can be
reached from all parts OF the Sound By the
Steamer Nellie, which makes regular trips up
tae Sn0homish river.
TERMS $50,
ey the season. Mares not proven with foal
can be returned next season free of charge.
dabling or pasturing furnished at reasonable
rates. Mares at risk of owners.
81 II X. ID. HILTON, Proprietor
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The Great Magnetic Healer and Clear
Seerl has located at Seattle, W. 4. The
Doctor is unparaled in the treatment OF
chronic diseases heals speedily all that
are Curabe-Rheumatism, Paralysis, Can.
Ger. Catarrh, Liver, Lungs; all diseases
OF Uturus, Nervous and Mental Derange-
ment, diseases of the Eye and Ear. The
Doctor treats Mnguctically and with cor.
responding remedies. Office and Resi-
dencc, Union ST. bet. 4th and 9Th.
, 1877-08-11

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f'r the Finest Photographs, Corner Of Main
snd Fourth streets, Olympia, W. T.