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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-08-17
SHOREHAM

Mr.. NJ. N. Stickney ofLapeer, Mich,
is in town, making his fathers family
and other relatives and friends a visit.
Mr.. Stickney is a rising Young LAWYER
OF Michigan, of the firm of Stickney
Brothers.
Mr.. Josiah Mcpherson celebrated
his eibhiieth birthday last week by
helping 10 bind aud set up twenty-one
stocks OF oats in the forenoon, and in
the afternoon he entertained a few of
his ~neighbors who called to congratu-
late him. lie is one OF the veterans OF
1872, and helped TO drive Gen. Pro-
vost back into Canada.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-08-17

a good deal of excitement prevails
III Vineland, N. j., in consequence OF
the announcement of a Catholic priest,
that the body of man who had died
without having attended to certain du-
ties prescribed by the religion he pro-
fessed must be d%isinterred. The place
of burial was purchased and the money
paid for the same. He called upon the
widow of the deceased to have the
body removed, but she declared that
she had no means to meet the expense.
At this juncture several men of the
church and other citizens took the mat.
ter in hand and told the clergyman il
he attempted to disturb the grave they
would have him arrested and tried I'M
der a law which makes the penalty for
such an offence a fine of $1,000 and five
years in the state prison. At last ac-
counts the priest had gone to confer
with the bishop respecting the matter,
and there the case rests.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-08-17

Another confagration occurred in
Brandon about half past one Wednes-
day morning. The store of S. ii. Park
hurst, situated in the west part of Bran
don, was burned, with nearly all the
stock. The origin of the fire is a mvs-
terry. The insurance on the stock, build
ing and furniture was 3 $500.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-08-17

The attention of invalids who are
suffering from kidney, bladder and uri-
nary diseases, is directed to HUNTS
REMEDY. In cases of diabetes, mental
and physical debility, dropsy, and com
plants of the u~rino-genital orpans
HUNTS REMEDY affords prompt relief
and is a sure cure.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-08-17

SLATE MILL BURNED.-Billings' slate
mill, a new building 120 by GO feet in
dimensions, belonging to the estate of
e. A.. Billings, of Troy, N. Y, was
burned at HydevilIe, Wednesday night.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-08-17

DIR. SHfLon's SYSTEM VITALIzER is no
doubt h most successful cure for dys-
pepsia and liver complaint we have ever
known, otherwise we could not guaran-
tee 1t. In cases of consumption, where
general debility, loss of appetite and
constipation exist, it will restore and
regulate the system, while SuLoH's
CURE allays the inflammation and heals
the lungs. Price IS cents. Sold by N.
f. Rider.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-08-17
IL Has Stood the Test.

II You doubt the wonderful success
of SHLOH's CONSUMPTION CURE, give il
a trial; then if you are not perfectly
satisfied, return the bottle and we will
refund the price paid. II has establish
ed the fact that consumption can be cur
ed, while for coughs, hoarseness, asth-
ma, whooping cough, and all lung or
throat troubles, there is nothing like il
for a quick and positive cure, and il
seldom fails. 10 cents, so cents, and
$l.OO per bottle. If your lungs are
sore, or chest ~ back lame, use SHI-
LoH's PoHors PLASTER. Price 25 cents.
Sold by \. +. Rider.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-08-17

HAcKMETAcK, a rich and fragrant
perfume. Sold by N. +. Rider, Mid
dlebnry, Vt. Elsewhere by dealers
generally. seowiv
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-08-17
BRISTOL.

Mr.. George Stevens has bought ont
Bradshaw's photograph gallery.
Mr.. Hawkins, of Bristol Flats, who
has been dangerously i'll, is better
We nllice a new stage wagon OH the
mail liir between Bristol and Richmond,
put "h by Collins Il Fuller.
The Mountaineer base ball club
challenges any base ball club in Rutland,
Bennington, Addison, Chittenden or
Franklin counties TO play a match game
Of base ball at Middlebury or Vergen-
mes before the fifth of September.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-08-17

Rutland county fair is to have a bal.
loon ascension.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-08-17
FRED. III. CLUETT.

NEW YORK AND Boston,
june |, 1877.
To THE PUBLIC:
This is to certify that Mr.. Freder.
ick II. Cluett Is tile only authorized
agent for the sale of the Chickering
Piano Forte in Troy and Albany
and adjacent counties in the state
ofNew York, and also for the state
of Vermont and the western conn-
ties of Massachusetts,.
Signed,
CHICKERING x SONS.
lCOPi.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-08-17

- ~ - ~ w llAS
ined. Two M~iddlebury brothers, who
had sworn never to part, so it is said,
were OH different cars and were separ-
ated by this fiendish act. The afternoon
train arrived in Middlebury two and a
half hours late, and the next one two
hours late.
Special tickets to Spring Grove
camp grounds will be sold at Middle
bury railroad station from Wednesday
morning., August 22, to Thursday,
August 80, inclusive, good for return
till August 80, if properly stamped at
the camp ground. The mixed train
which leaves Middlebury at $3.50 AM,
and the express at sos, going north,
will stop. Also trains will leave the
camp ground at 9:35 AM. and 80 PM,
moving south. The grounds are
already being fitted up TO receive the
large numbers that always attend. The
fare from Middlebury and return is
thirty-five cents.
The work of r~enovating the Brews-
ter block, OF Main street, was com.
menced last Monday, on the part occu-
pied by G. ii. Plumley rs a drug store.
The proprietor, Mr.. III. w. Brewster,
who occupies part of the building as a
jewelry store, intends to put in a glass
and iron front In the lower part. The
glass will be heavy plate, seven feet
square. A very pretty design has been
drawn by Mr.. William Allen, who has
the work in charge, 10 add another story
with a French roof, the third story to
be used for a public hall. Ifthis design
is carried out, as we have no doubt II
will be, this will be one of the prettiest
business blocks in town. This block
was built about forty-one years ago BY
Mr.. Brewster's father, known in those
times as Dea. Brewster, and has under
gone very few repairs until now. The
inside as well as the outside ofthe build
ing will be finely fitted up in the mod
ern style.
The New York herald., 1877-12-03

Genticmcn's Boots, shoes and Caters,
dress, double sole and cork sole.
at s. and upward.
Ladies' hne button Boots. 81, 81 So - and e5. |
The iightest 0vershocs In the world"
facting Overshocs, put on and on without
using the hHnds.
At BROOKS. ,io6 Broadway, corner Goth ct.
The New York herald., 1877-12-03
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. l.2e5 BRoADwAY-
4DVEaTisEHRNrs AND SALES OF PAPERs.

nAy a5 sxnss 81
a. ssA and 9Th col.
BILLiAEDs I'D PAcs-2d eSL -
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SS3k1HISEscsadkExsIssssn S3kSINS ncabkxIsssp pAf. F.o.sa COL
DENTIsTRY-2D PAcx-6sh COL
6SH SSSR ASSsSs S;s Ss FURNISHED AND
and s.A coll.
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ESSsisE5 SS s5Sss SsS IS ArAurnrsrs TO LET
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hSaSlls1 gze:ns.H R.ss-s.A col COL
sESsssssiSs SSSEi Ssi5Ss s4iiss 81
PRoFEhFx 1'o1's OUT 81 THE CITY yoa SALE OR TO
REAL EEsFfE EsT44R ftsf'; rs pAs.,. co.,
RKMOvALS-2D PAox-eth col.
REWARDS lsr PAGx-1st col
SALES AT AUCTION-2p PACH-3d and 9TH coils
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-7rH PAGE-1st, I'd,
t's ss$ ~ sss col
sPECIAL NOTIUEB-lsT PAGE-lst aud I'd coils
6PORTlM0-DO08, BIRDS. AC.-lsT PACx-2d col
STORAGk-2D PA0x--6th COL
THE TRADES-7rH PAcR-6th COL
JHR TURF-lsr PAcE-2d col
S55Es fS
xx4ySTs1 TS EysSEA Asscae = .4es-s.a COL
WES1CHKHTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PAcE-lst col.
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.--lsr PAcE--3d col.
WINTER RESORTS-2p PAGE-2d col
The New York herald., 1877-12-03

EGyPrfAN rALL. Bath At. And I'D Av.-THE
LGsntemen's Bon Ton Resort The Richest spicic.t
Lrcsrammc ~ the city. 100 Bewitehing B-aus. FOR
Ridden PLEAsuKES; statues rho Naughty Duchess
The Famous Jardn Mabilic Quadrie. The Dsshing
Mnuet Dancers New French scnsations BY the Largest
Troupe Of Beautiful Young Ladies' In the city Don't miss
this bill, the nnest Of tho season Every evening al
Curtain falls a. " Three Matinees-1uesdsys Thursdays
and Saturdays o. 2
The New York herald., 1877-12-03
AMUSEMEN
IN OF CONTINUED SUCCESS
and thousands OF people yet eager the
GREATEST SHOW EVER ORGANIZED,
THE
AMUsEME ENTs

AND SANGERS ROYAL BRITISH MENAGERIE,
GILMORE'S GARDEN.
10000 delighted people nightly witness the performance
OF this mammoth and gorgeous
AMUSEMENT COMBINATIONS
ANOTHER CHANGE OF PROGRAMMEi
x fresh cargo OF famous foreign arnsts
together with performers who have established
themselves permanent fsvortcs with the great New
York public
Mme. ELISE DOCKRILL
the monarch OF all bareback rasr the
CHARLES W. FISH.
the conceded greatest single horse and bare
back rider
Signor ROMEO,
his hrst appearance one Of the most distinguished and
THE GREATEST LIVING TRIO
In addition to her dazzling and single horse hur
die principal acts, Nine. DOCKklLL will appear
very acme Of equsstrianism.
Immense Of
Mile. ADELA fRANZINI,
Queen OF the Bicycle"
MONSTER MENAdERIE.
Five performing elephants Tho two baby elephants!
The only dens OF performing tigers and byenas oxhib
ton in tho world; 10 COO indescbAble wonders Every
EvENlNG at g. TUESDAY. Thu uRSDAY aud SATURDAY
at2p.M,
extra. Children half price.
N B.-Gilmores Garden is we'll and thoroughly heated:
no disagreeable drafts
The New York herald., 1877-12-03

+ AUCTION
I9s ~ By xyY wILLI4M yAN TAnssELL, pn AucrIoNEER,
the property Of gentleman who Is retiring turf
WHY SkS SSk s9hs PhssssL = pSBIE kGAkSeY kSeTYioS
at the private stable 127 West 2Sth St,
ON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER s.
at IL O'Clock.
BAY MARE BELLA. I5.3 foaled 1850; got By Pysdvk,s
Hambietohian. dam BY Jupiter, grsndam Lady Sand
ford. BY american Star; Bella nine-heat
race trottng the last heat In 23 best record 2:22
BAY GELDING SURPRISE. i5.5; foaiod 1850; rot BY
Rvsdyk's Hambletonan; dam BY American Star; rec.
ord ;se; t,ottsd in :23 over Fleetwood track.
Hambletonian: dam Lady Befounder. by Tom
Thumb: grandam Crsbtree's Bellfoundcr; trosted In
sAr MaR rssS sd oSxf s.ss s.sss
vountser: dam the dam OF Kutfcdgs; trottsd 4 mile
over Fleetwood in 2:3l; can beat this. double or
BAY sTALLIoN l53 foasd 1885, got BY Corniugs Harry
,as Clay. dam by Aiexander's Abdallah. grandan i'm
uos ported Trustee record 81 the Baltimore track:
sRo%H ss1 Ssst isis a0gsi. M.cT e single ,a
LAT; can trot In 40, double single: heat Kansas
Chief two races: has been driven . mile In 2:i9: an
extr traordinary polo horses
dam hs -6snsrai Knox; can bsss $50; has had No
BROWN Mass. IS AZ se.led 1879 go. By wosurn dam
BAY MARE MArTik WILDER i5.5. iosIsd 1916: rot
dam " tsneos record a;ll ii her ious. yssts.ca
TOP SIDE BAR ROAD WAGONS By Brews.er and Du
senbury; Sleighs by Stivers and Kmbail Double
and single Harness: bear. leopard and Robes;
THE sTOCK Is ALL IN FINE CONDITION AND
hsy + fERANs iGd 70 ssH SGd
..AUcTlONEER's OFFICE. ITO, liz East 18Th st. near
The New York herald., 1877-12-03

ININE FURS,
4Hy84N.
u. MAILER.
Manufacturer and Importer.
No. l.lJ7 BIoadway, near 9th st.
offers during the thry days tho public large snd
eagant assortment OF
FINE FANCY FURS.
limo he cxcsiled by and present1
extraordinary inducements TO purchasers. Wis. =
Ladies' seal Nuns. .................'...fs ~
Misss chineha Sets. from % TO SO
Misses royal crmtno Sets. VI
Fur Trimmings, astoundngiy reasonable In price.
Real chnchilia Trimming, 81 TO ~ por yard.
Seal Sacques aud silk Circulars soamless) In Rrose
variety and st exceedingly low prices
engthcLcd remodelled prices which
challenge competition.
The New York herald., 1877-12-03

ARAfx PAHAvALLi, TENOR sfNdER TEACHES
Pills residence; terms moderate
The New York herald., 1877-12-03
Union SQUARE THEATRE.

T(~YANT'S OPERA HOUSE. BRYANT's MINsTR4LN
DNos 72s and 73o Broadway opposite New York Hotel
LAST WEEK of riiE :XIHsf Iii sisAsonss.a nsa"s'''
ERYANI's NT MINsrsELs TnEMAsnE9 @ TKAGE9IAN. N @
Doughertys Speech Little Macs Second Class Hotel.
Hnghey Dongherty, Little Mac. Sanford and Wilson.
Mackn and Wilson, Dave Reed, Justin Robinson, Billy
Bryant. Cool White. Every night st and Saturday
Matinee at =.
The New York herald., 1877-12-03

NERVOUS aExHAUSTIOK-AM MEDICAL ESSAY cox
IN prising serss OF lectures delivered Kahns Museum
Of Anatomy New York. the and Of
decline Showing indlspataby how los. health may be
marriage The Of physical dobi
ty being the results Of 10 expersnce Price Is
Address author DR. L. KAHN ONCE and ros,-
dane last m IL YoRk
The New York herald., 1877-12-03

RLACK SILKS ANOTHER LARGE LOT or 4
Dgood quality, slightly damaged from auction for
vory low prices. wM MATHEWS. 50 Catherine u.
, 1877-07-18

TIa Ornnge.neu - Lord 1uifrfin - The
lIackcst Jn1uest-The rapat Ahleg*te.
SsstLat Dspates to Tas Tribute
MoxTng4l, July f7.-Tha eaty wus quiet to-
day, and matters again resumed their normal
condition. uod!cs ot Osanysmcn who re-
.ua!uca lsge Oyer night left iuE &lc1 ilosnes to-
duy.
While 1t b conccdcI that tho rcspcs table pos-
tion Of this Catholics earnestly stroyc to keep
tho pcare yesterday, 1t can,sot bs disguised that
tho luwcr claascs wcro ouly prevented from
raising serious disturbance by thc presence Of
the military. A document l,as cums Into
possession Ut thu c!.ief VI Police which shows
tDnrIusive1y tl1as regularly ly-Gfyailixel scheme
huA Gscu atloptea hy the lfi4htncn ~ prevent
tAc Usungehcl, trotn publicly celebrating the
Eth Ut J4lY*
r.t1lsk Dryer, q sseYcdose. aged Gs, was up
before tte Chief Magistrate to-day for sboUtIng
Ut Mus Lenay and Dushcsuu yesterday, aud
committed Tor trial.
GSVess.or t;c::tral and La4ly Du!festn arrived
from tturcae to-s.ay alId pIu<eeltr4l tu Ottawa.
WllllAM Elliott, the foEux HEituu who wa1
.htt vt Point 1t. Charles luat night, l. progress
4uK fasors1lY, but Is nol uut of Danger.
rLs iu44eat on .hs body ot Hackc:t hss been
opcucd. Last night Mr. 1sob!uson. i. T. r., tn
a.alrcsstuE shs Osanyeiuen, said: :. .0sauxcuiea
SHOULD Ail re4vAlees i!lat they did not cutne
" MultseA " walk lis streets u
show themselves, but to bury . brother
whu hal been fopllY murdered, aud they had
loun II. and 1uuo Il we'll. 414d Euuld aiways do
1t. 'fhry hal not eutnc TO iutllatlltc uny tl,-,
ever they ha1l t. rou,u t. Montreal again ios u
xtm!tur lIurp.:&g, W0a to MuutErai."
S4tstf'H is*kase-s ~ IA If'1"">
dcEtFu. July H.-At stos.p} lncettl2 Of
, 1877-07-18
VEGE'TRNE,
FIsGETRNE,
VEGETlNE
Purifes the Blood, Renovates and
lnvigorates tho Whole System.
ITS MEDICINAL QUALITIES Aax
Alternative, Tonic, Solvent, and
Diuretic.

vfkettne nAdo exfIusfyey frnm the Juices Of care,
saf'sclecte 5sfka FpotA ahd herhA anI 10 strongly
that Will esetually eradicate from tho
1steh evsrS taint OF ScFofulm. hceufulnma Ifu-
mnfas T1Morss Cnnrsr. Cancrrou1 liuuuys
ETJelpe'as. HALT hhru@. NyphlIttIc Dlsunurs,
C2nker. Fntntues* at the Atuu4acll. and Ill d,,.
ta&es fhAt aFisa from i1unuru bIood kefut}cu. n,
Hammnt0fy and Chronic X heu s,att4u, Neural.
1lns tsout, and Spinal Complaints can op,y be
eHeetaat!y cured through tho tood.
For Ulcers sad EruptIvc bleenses Of tbs hkIu.
fusta!ets uIotchrs. 1otIa, TettcF, ket.iLAcad,
nnd Nln&w0rns. fEaEttx1 hAi failed u eject
permanent cure.
For Palms In the Hack. Kldnov Complaints.
nropsys VeHaa1u Ncukaexs. Lu1coFrt0c.l, urls.
ln3 fFOm internal liberation Rn1 uterine and
General Debility, VzukTlsx Ats directly upou tho
eausfs Ut these complaints. 1t invlsura.rs and
strengthens the who'll systen,, set4 upo the 4csrcys
Organs, &Ays Inflammation cutcl ulceratIou anl reg
ulstts thv bowels.
For a:Afnfeh. nyspepsla, 9Iahltuzi Gostlvo-
nr*A, lnlnltnttau Of tho Heart. Ilrnlache,
Pl!rss NtFvoaaness, e.nd t:enaFn1 Frostrnlion
VI tho Servosa A5stcnt.no medicine has glEen sltch
PERFECT aata5aetoh ~ thu rkuxrlxk. purttrs tho
blood ctAa&es a of tho 0rgaaA posseAses eoatruls
ling power over tic nrrvous systca..
The remarkable rursa eHseted by vka1T1xE hare IN.
dueed many phykIclaas mi aLuthtc.r,ca ~l.um ~
thu* 70 psescfsba and III their osp fa4,lIlts
In tAct vxakrisxA thu be.t Eeusrty yut discovered
tut the ABOVE dlscass and IL lis only rliAtls BLOOD
PURIFIER Jet placed bsfvsu tho public.
, 1877-07-18

attrncy employed z reasonable fec, and they
Will b. employed with that understanding. The
Conrn!ttec drew ,,p s,.l 1rl printed form for
the presentation of cia'ms, md also prepared
the form Of cpuEt .iucIu't, In which the record
Of c!arns aud testimony a witnesses will be pre-
served.
Page ", Conycrs, Of Petersburg, Mcnarsi
Comfy, to-day fled roh tntary l.tttion In
bankruptcy. !tho, y. II. lii tnl,s d Drn., dry
goods dealers at Tnscola; ltaaHlit1cs, go, 800;
assets, noninnfly sst,iN0.
The State Board II Public Chantcs met To-
dav and audited the accounts nl the State
institutions. They alsu edoptcI res. buttons in
;:~c'norr of the late Z. n. Lawson, Of Macoupin,
in Il. = lifeline member Of the Bt,nrl.
Circ,++. Clerk l1nss, OF Faycttc Colnty, to-day
received fr an the Auditor the original lot hook
autl ulets pf Vap1nlla by resolution of tic .eR-
f.tait,rr nrlcrr4 to he turned over TO the autA,r
Ittrs al tic did Stats Capital. ... g..
Tic ratcrto11, N. j., Fre-1nslirance Company,
tho last to 20 ,nldcr. had rfsass III Illinois OF
s1Ir, mn. and received III premiums last year
s13:uD. nnyinr 4N,B09 loses. Its Eruss nssct6
wrrn rrm ,rte to TIC Ii1inuts Auditor Jan. !, at
e3EfS2s. atrt! liabilities, including capital stock,
S:Ns,7;,;fjY. Thr Company was certified TO tho
it}innts Auttitor by tic Sccrctnry of State Of
New Jersey at tfIo Insurance ofice Of that
State, "A lnta. ~ June q, as entirely solvent.
The Cover nor tcrlay parloncd Charles 4.
Bower, scnt from Knox County. out OF tho
State Reform S. llool.
, 1877-07-18

Confirmation OF tile Invest. st.Rattou-Tlnno
Presents Ills Charges AEnInat Lagrange
.pa1ioy ntxu Tuta II, DINING Riug Statements
ON Behalf Of a " Dark" " Man.
EAN Francisco, July l7.-Bcioro the 1uves-
tixntlng Committee to-day George u. Plnuey
re:xl charges to tho effect that between October,
1871, and October, ISL, Superintendent La-
gsangc caused thu sclltngof nlatertsi belonging
IL thu mint, received tle proceeds; a''5 appfo
iioyen,,l,ent Of varsuus sums. aggEegat-
Ing not less than e5u, Also, that dur
inE tic satno period. Lagrangc did, With
intent to lcfraud tEe Government, apprvys
u,ateslal which had n.re. been delivered to tho
Mint, nlul appropriated money 80 drawn frtul
tic Treasurer t1 LIS own lNe, detrausllnG tt.e
Government In tho aggregate not less el0,0 ,0oo.
baok In possession OF Lagrange. concerning
which there has bccli some newspaper cg!'l-
uent. lIo said, IN preparing tho charges, tl.ut
lie had not attempted to Etyc 'hu Precise
amounts, but expected to a1dnce Testimony
HiI,wiiIg the amounts detained BY L&Trallgc to
be III excess Of those named.
Fruns At. pnxIey, on behalf Of gentleman
h<tucrly e,npoyrA III the Siiut. pFcterred
charges agalRht Lagrange, as follows: with
inslauatl,ig tt, one III the otecss that hc tl.a-
grnugr) would cover Ills statement tur hOo
ounces loas afscr I.r l,ad l,c4n l.iurncl by that
oi.lcrr Il would not by half that ainount4 uW
whictt iinxljy resulted, belleyc, III settlement
at Government loss; with trying tv vet the
tnc1tcr aud rc!'uer to carry tive extru lai IN is
payroll, when asLl officer did not knuw oE.u
nf them, and ttleY had done uo work In lb
department; with urtlsrlag copper troul Fh!la.
dcIphla a:ld then having now bills nsals, and
tue uuount raiseu lu0 tcr cent? approy!s,. tbs
sasac ~ curFest, although, vel! a~aro thu tia1.
ert4n!ons ayas being dcfEautlcd. with violating
thu laws aud regulations Ut tho Allnt By rctu4-
lug to seIt ltIls for copper, coal, ete,, u tIle
operating officers for tErir approval before pay'
tg said bllIs, ~ tht law ditorts with diaciiarx-
Int soEnu of fbp ss,elters aud yethcts I,t,st I'm
,oFta.it mel, without consulting With said Oil.
cers, AMI wltlutut any cuusc.
rAe Commission tixad Saturlny Tor Hnuay to
Appear with Als WitlesEes.
, 1877-07-18
4 SOUTH CHICAGO FRAcAs.

On NonthY evcunR James ketwin, aa1onn.
keeper, and Emanuel Do',9hcstJ, u Con.tahle Of
snuth chicsgo, visited the Village Of Holland act
tten,cnt OF IoHeland, where they went 10 collect
debt or serro warrant. During their csteer
around the town Ittts OF The ardent wAs fnant9cl
tn. md both got q little top.heary. During
thc!r rsmtlts they fell In with
Charles Fratt, and also fell out with
The tntnc in!i<dual, Two ttnr.rA. one
for cnct siae arc In existence. ttnc il that Kerxn
WAS rhot ~ Frst.. md 70 dangerously thai ln7 II
liable to die. H. Swan Il raid 10 have probcd ths
N1nnd. which saya around The side OF tnc heal.
The other "a thnt the wo went tnto FrAtzs saloon,
And kefwln commenced to get wralhy, took
Dou0hcrsys ttar and tried tn niay. police.
man. Fsatz then was attacked, anil
In se1f.defensc took htt ahot.run nnt
fred insn the atr, and thcu bcited kcrwn over tho
bead twice. inhtctlng wounds Of = eertont nature.
Dr. 1texca tays such Ia thr cAse. and that nd shut
/. In the head Of Kcswia Th:, doctnrs differ d. IN
the injury, ono saying II may kill. nnl
tho other says that It won't. FfaE
was arrested and bfo13ht to Hyde Park
jn!l. where lie wss tried BY Justice Gansel,
who. eonsiderinR tho mattcr Of not much cun*c-
q!cncc. placed the defendant under 81, 600 bali,
which svas .gtscn By Dr.. lfcwts and 1hoHas Nc
Dcrmott- kesw!n Is reported to be q guaErelsore
fello~ when drunk. IL tho facts arc true ~ re-
ported. that nonghcs!v va. drink ami disordcrlv.
ths matter Will he brought before the uoard Vt
Tfustses and Doughersy pcshaps discharged.
, 1877-07-18
GROG In NEW YORK.
4 FraeltcAl Ebert to Me1ucs the Amount OF
Alcohol Usually IualIh.,d.

a FFacltcAa E1ott to IeuucS tha Amount OF
Alcohol Usually IuabIl4d.
AoA7tat 1apG.>s 10 TAs 1Stsgae.
NEW YoHk, July l7.--S!urc tho Wholesale
raids last sumnhr OIL Saloons. tue police have
been forbidden to enter ssl0ons In c!tiktns'
elothes. An atA vapt ii now to b. lnadu 10 u,
torcu tho Excise i:w requiring l9uos-selless 10
ba tnn.kccms., but ,,uthug Will Le aunu so-
lchtiy or III the natuu Of police crusade. Tue
Excise Commissioners aEt considering apEllt:.-
siurls for Licenses. 'rhc ta1lIl of rates aluptaI
IT,: Frst-cla3s botcle. fgns, ur tay1Fhs, $50;
sst onu-Glaas, tltU; third-claas, t75. The ~
by tho corner ErY.shol# A.s abnt!sfit1l.
Licenses Il, sell pe aad t,veE arr ~ all store
kccpcsst licenses $5A Almost all tho ptv,bi-
ncnl restaurants aud bars have becn provided
with betI4tuads. mattresses sheets, pillows. al'l
plllaweascI In the juauttty spseiiea as require!
Tor I'LL luu. Al UclMnnieua plaec ~ i3st'1l
street there a50 Itftetn 1ctls, aud Ut i'elmoni-
GUS uu Ni,i!sn street tl.t h4iIlu ntltlhes. Tbs
charge u tau usM. Cptow" psl.nn,tea so}s
sooa,s, and takes l.otcl-lkvnsc. Exciso Com
missioner Nursuu says the policy OF tho
Board will 10 10 lIst Eliminate In IL.
ror Ut genuine hetel-':eclsFs, u the ssins
tine granting indulgence 10 reputahse spHlt.
cshts who conform u the requirements u thu
Law, for instaurc, III tlc tasc VI restaurants
whess tho sxie IT lt4uor IL largely incidental 10
tbs eua{facsx, anu w3en tho propFfct0Is bear .
Xood reputation, tho Bolrd will not ln9uiEu too
closely, but ln casu OF tic carner ttpplins-
hJusest the Hoatu would refuse applications.
syeu though accompanied with the legal ~
to relucu tue nulubcr ul fegulsrlY-liccnaed
places cne-half, Or from 1000 ~ 3.oO. Tho
moderate temperance peoplu arc VIII! s&tishsa
with thl4 n{oSpsct