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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-04-26

We fear our Garrettsville correspon-
dent, Marius, has not imbibed the true
spirit of the Murphy temperance re-
form. Its champions have ad opted as
their motto, the noble sentiment of the
lanented Lincoln" Charity for all,
and malice towards none (which Is
worthy of emulation by all in the v z
rious avocations of life. Marius, in
his article, makes a savage attack upon
the liquor seller, which is not altogeth-
er in harmony with this motto. As
we understand it, the broad and mark
ed distinction between this Murphy
movement and former efforts is that,
while heretofore every effort has been
directed towards doing away with the
supply, by dealing in denunciations
and legislative bulls against the sellers
of intoxicants, the present movement
appeals to those who drink, and by
kind persuasion and Irresistible argu-
ment seeks to induce them to abandon
their habits, and thereby by cutting
off the demand to get rid of the traffic
altogether. 1t is q well recognized
doctrine that where there is a demand
the source of supply will not be found
wanting. This principle lis true not
only in regard to intoxicating drinks,
but to all or nearly all the affairs of life
as WE'LL. tits this peculiar feature that
has commended this movement to the
ardent espOusal and warm support of
such vast multitude of people, and
among them many who were in the
habit of indulging in the use of intox-
icating drinks to the ruin of them
selves and their families. 1t is this
feature that has disarmed all Opposi-
ton towards it.
There is no one who can ignore the
f,ct that intemperance and drunken
ness are great evils, and that they ex-
i-t to an alarming extent in the land,
and are the fruitful source Of vast
amount of crime and misery. Nor can
sapy one interpose any rational objec-
ii III to the convincing of any perss
addicted to the use of intoxicants-
whether to excess or mOderately-that
they are unnecessary to his comfort or
happiness, and thus inducing him to
abandon their use. Even the liquor
dealer, who may see his profits van
shing and his business going to decay,
cannot make any reasonable objection
to the reclaiming of those who are
slaves to their vicious appetites. And
if the briars and brambles of hate do
not spring up in the path of the hurri-
cane, let God speed the storm; but let
the devotees of the great reform be-
ware, lest in their zeal they tear down
the foundation stones upon which they
have builded.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-04-26

Won PaINrIN0 OVALL KINDA
al FruapflJ and NsasaJ L. caesd % this oes
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-04-26

80 Dozen Kid Gloves for Sale
Cheap.
Smith Brothers are selling an ele-
giant 2 button Kid Glove, worth Sl,25
at 65oss., new and desirable.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-04-26

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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-04-26
Administrators Sale.

DURSUA ANrt0 an order granted by the Court
l. of common Pleas OF Portage County Ohio
will offer for sale at public auction, on
, 1877-03-13


II says something for tic margin which ifee
country gives 10 genius when the son Of Jew
tttcrateur rules England, and tue daughter Of
n jew vocalist leads the world Of fashion and Is
tho ceusrc Of Wing assemblies Tic Countess
Of Wallcgrave, wife Of Lord Carlingforl, Is tho
daughter OF str. Drahatn, an English tenor, who
has yfsited the Quilted States. Lady Wn1degraye
WA his only daughter, aud she was woman Of
great beauty, and llaal genius for Boclrty, Sho
has had four husbands. With ono exception eacl,
Of the thrcedeccased lad title, and each Of them
loft hcr m estate. She l. iinmeuscly rich, and
llas no children. She Inns adopted the daughter
Of ono of her brothers, and this young lady
posscsscs tue family beauty aud clcrtrrless.
She Is destined To lnake distinguished figure
In society. Indy Wullcgrare's principal resi-
dcnee Is the Wnlpolu palace Of strawberry Hill,
on the Thames. Recently noycl called "pas~
sion and Fashion, y written BY scmtaristocr7at,
and published by Chapman d Hall, has obtainc3i
fictitious Importance BY affecting to deal with
tic leading hlrdcuts Of her ladyship's lifr. But
the Imagination 0f the writer falls far short OF
the rotnance of the sober fncts, and tho book Is
only nn ordinary story after nil. It t,as nchievcl
questionable success III Roman Catholic circcs
because it las been denounced by tho Jcstltts,
who rcscnt a travcKty In it, pages Of leading
prtcat Of their order resulting In the west end Of
tuWl.
, 1877-03-13

3larco Ill Hclarra, who housishad In 1863, yas
OF the old Sctarra blood, which fs now rppru-
sentcd In Rome by the Prince GolonnA ii sciarru.
Ho was Captain vi q baud Of hlghwaymen, md
they ttnfestel the lands about siola and Caatt-
glonc, toWns OF dacta-" This frecb0otcr OF
Captain heard that S!gnor Torquato Tasso, o
lnan nf gruat parts, learned III every SCIENCE,
and particularly In pt'esy. author OF q work
called tQcEusufem LiLerata,' and other writings,
which, for bis glory, wcre Iii the hands Ut every
one ''-ho heard, ] say, that this remarkable
man Was travelling from Naples to Roulc, with
an escort, and bud stopped some days Ut Moia
aud CasttRltouc. 4cfarfa lla1 50 uluch Rd,nira-
tion 10y Iasso and his pocsy thut he sent lin
word that 10 ahould lave not only o FREQ pas
saEc"ay, food and gool company for this
tourlIey, but everything he might Hfsh,-tl,at
he might communal tile services Of the leader
aud hls band. Tasso returned most gracious
thanks, but would not accept the invitation.
lie DID not think It decoEous to do 80; hu did
uot wish TO mako any fricuIly pact with such
nan. You .es civilization uas alreuly alya1,c.
tug when Bcla1ru received Tasso's courteous r,,-
tuAali although tho reasons were not kIyeu him,
VI cuurse he dlvtue1 them, aud Immediately
sent another messenger to t1u poet saying that
Tasso ard his escort eoutd pass through the
roads uninterrupted; that be aud his baud OF
men would withdraw and leave thu place free.
Aud this he did. They had great dclcaey, couf-
tcsy, high bEcediu3, aud wcre wcll-Ecad, the
brgant.s Ut that daY, most stnely,-Anae trsa0-
stsr IN M1 Philadelphia BuRNia.
, 1877-03-13
THE CHICAGO Tn1DUNE TUESDAY, MARCH ~, 1877.

luiions rhleh hnd been already referred u the
Committee on Tnbfle Service. +
NJ. Fitzgerald tpoke on tie adoption of the res
n3htlnn, debating that u was d4.lmft1r to Tho
former re.o1nions lc had introduced on ths ruh-
CLERK Tor his o11cio1sncss In announcing to the
W. Mecaasey said tho resolution was alrcI,y In
the hand. Of Committee, and would be reported
Nj. Fitzg gtrald-cnn't you trust your Chairman
u appoint special committee OF three, ~ the
resolution tonte.nplates1
Fnch committee. you would have 70 be on Il. /
xonid no. tsuat you-yon who have been guilty Of
Mf FitzEerald-whss acts,
NJ. McCaHfeJ..I eau prove It on you. Hnu
p1om'se.i several o. Us once 70 rfgn certain Re:
being dlshonett u busnesa. e9t Of being officially
dishonesh and, for one. would not eefte On d COM
NJ. PiEse3sid-Mr. Comfy, did not submit thu
70 ~ 3aa IN As
.iSt, oGgnyfon dd b.: zen saa net signed
beiore and refu.ed to sn Il befers g you s did a''
NJ; Fltxgefald-l am going to feec NH thing lito
Gaes changed ny msi II ,ensSs eas en
sometimes do. but you wsro never known to change
NJ. conly-r ,ndorse what Mec,f,ey bas sa,d,
and would not eofve on committee wIth you. d.
man Whose paper is beinE offered around tho street
a. 70 taata on tho doisaf.
Nj. Mct.a1rey-Atb 10 cents and no takefs.
~: fitzgefa'd-!t In not 70. and II wna sp-
pointed on committee with either of you would
Al this point the confusion was 60 great that tho
Hoard was declared adjourned for one week, but
who made the mot!on, Of who pnt It. war past
scens, be ptedieed thst there would vi BE- murdeP
in that tDoord" ard asrcrted Thar be would
never attend another meeting unless he Was
, 1877-03-13
SCIENCE AND TIE STAGE,

The London correspondent Of Liverpool
daily writes: "PaEisan theatrical folk, like En-
eliall ceseymen, *rc inclined to snecr At Science.
What, they are asking, has Science done for tho
stagei And tho ansHcr Is, nothing WORTH hav-
ing. Tie pariaIan people declare that the eel
entists l.avc Invented for them only two things,
tho oxy-hydrogen, light and Peppers Ghost
That Inst, having ceased to l,ewildcr Londoucrs.
is praised % q great achievement, and they
proudly tell bow Fechter discovered the secret.
lie saw that things upon tho stage were reflect
Cd With tle ghost, and, challenging Prof Pep
per with lis theory, was admitted to the wloie
secret The amusing part of all this gossip,
however, is that Peppers 0host is now never
seen on tho stage, aud the difficulty OF realizing
ghost Is still one Of the unsolFcd problems
!;t whiS, P pcrplex % Theatrical managers: Nothing
have hs.l in London lately. Ono atrocious imt.
tation wns Of glass, aud wa SO pour that the
people laughed. Another wits q painted card.
hoard, and At lat q t*,culiarly-tlressed man
terialtzing mcsliuns!' II they eau only train
their spirits. the ghost Of JanAkfts fasher may
actually make each particular hair To stand on
cnl every n!Ktat.h
, 1877-03-13
SELLING HIM OUT.

rrh. ,1, ,.u,,. A.. t... It. .t--&.,
inc 0A saying that lawyers 1.-Two by othoe pe0pIo'S
folies wns well illustrated yesterday by d suit
co.r,,,,,n5 he. 0n.r t,1. :, a. ~ ~,
commenced oy ucafgo Fannins to prevent tho sale
o,, ocs.I,nts ,-ta.e.s ~ -. ~, ,nn s..,,' ,1..
ana caseho'a n1cfest IN lot NO. loo aonth lIoyno
Insrrso and e. a. rmrer.ol, recovered 'I q tuda.
u,eht for Sl0 TO and 81 20 coets u4atnetfMre, Doll
Fnnnirr romnIntnnot.. ,rlf. IN rccnvor ttn n-ica
cauH'At' eoHlF'ahn1lLH M41e' W oIeIoFe1 sHo pElea
Ut an oil atoyc. Execution wns issuod, losfcl on
tbc rtove rrcrt.c. on5 thc ani, aavortisol y, t.l
s,,sn" itn, nn,,a. % ~ .n ~
p,Aee' !'.of .up'es " tne e1.'ett'1e"eA' haa Dceh
pIastcFcd On Tic house, gato' renee. nc1ghborfng
he woalt show how well educated he vae in lcuul
!orp. lis accordingly sat down and initca The Isl.
WHO va to ,nake ths esis: 'o' !ons'a'':
lp,1o, s,rtnbyrn.-p.u. you b.v, ,,,cu ,,,, r., ,,.
vcrtise for saIu tic ole.story framu nass Known ~
M. no south L0yno strCo Chicago. together with ths
1ehscuid interest tn tho io whlch stands u thu
EIoTfty of Mn Delt fannLnE II al1tjon e thG fAot
,,nen irs IT, - tuiaGistnIGa
, 1877-03-13
IN GENERAL.

NEW lVkSllQN OP lNbQHANlE LAW
Judgo Dlodgott was employed yesterday In hear.
Ing case Involving novot point As to insuranccs
Sins dldtllnGs, tho complainant, bad fled bill
agatnst tho Northwestern Mutual Lfo-Insurngco
Company to compel payment OF policy TOR 80, 600
on tho lfo Of a father, slas 0tddlngs, ST.. It np-
pearcd that tho deceased Applfod to tho Company
for insurance, and made m application which wps
accepted by tho home oiicd 1t was ut the tme
agreed that the pramlum should ba paid when tho
policy was executed. nafore this occurred, how
ever. Giddiugs, Br., died, and hls brought suit
10 recover the amount Of thu Insurance. His
theory Ii, that the contract was pof.
feet when tho application was received
and accepted by Tho Company. On
Abe other hand, tho Company CLAIMS TINT tho policy
"a the only evidence Of this contract; tint both the
have no force or lite until the payment OF tho
n,smitum wsh f. hs sass wss nsssr M DONE ed
Il q now question, and Of much intcreyt both to In.
,ase,s II. sa asraa fOs i sn!a0s fhs rgat. Il
b. concluded this mornlpg
Tua PEORIA q ROCK ISLAND.
mn, n ehs III. CT sssS of y g. Thomas VI The Peoria
ye.lorday entered tha foliow,nx orjsf:
j i y: ;:S
RFe,sa y 81 asstsr il GG.assfy shts Goaiss
s$S:: :S:s';ss
ths Assts! md cl9ash within twenty hYp days from
this aats. aud aaE4 Matter mail make publication
III thu same case the petition to amend ths do.
crto by limiting the ffHhta Of tho Coal Valley Com.
paay. which, wv alsa about three xeets ago, was
{s.sraay d.E'.sSd ~ ,se pslttlonor. Judge
lizard. 10 buy a00 tons Of uteol rails.
DIVORCES.
Ida Kloth died bill yesterday agntust Charles
Kloth, asllax for = divorce on account Of descr-
ton.
6tsphsn II. Heath also aled bill against bis wife
UN5rap STATES COURTS.
W. II. Moore, Assignee ofE A: uleelow 4 Co.,
Lawrence, william Lawrence, seaIury Lawrence,
Faacta AKnow, Franklin d. Gray, and II. u. Ior.
toR. asklnx for m sccounL Complainant state.
taat " February, 1o1u, DiYcloW q Co. pledged
@ sop. yas Haa as{ had
70 secnrs large number OF drifts. acceptaMces.
and discounted notes, 10 tho amount Ut about
aA00 1t Il charged that Horton has charged
And collected s0nlu S40O Of $500 usurious interest,
!Yx y co. having tccn insolrent when they made
%iiiiaa, i. cre,e,ton bsg,u.a sui1 for SO. 600
zasslnse tho Protection Life Insurance Company' to
5scoter tho hMount Ut . policy for IS, OOO on tho
Alo u thl lsts Iaus ErsraSt0u.
=. DAVID u. CIsFeston commenced like suit sgalnBt
tae same Company 10 recover like anlolnt on tho
Ht1 or tho *atne person.
nblll aguip.t Charles Aollaal. sophronla i. Hvl-
land. y. q, Holland tue Commonwealth Ma.
Goaal Bank Of Chicago. Daniel Robertson, George
hexkirk, and RraAtus $, Wtl!uns+ to forccloae q
it. F.ks sSiraioa II @ ot LII. 10 aaa and il IL IL
Ellts Ea.t Addition u Chicago: Al.o The south IL
1S,t u ths nusth II feet Vt the T.. u Of Lot Or
4lck u tn the same addition, being rs fess front
, 1877-03-13

President Lincoln. -Four Presidents went nut Of
office IN their Cfth ytnr, namcls, Washington,
John Adams, JeiTerr,t,, and Madison. PresI.
dent lackAon was the o1lGAt nf nil our retiring
Presilcnts, o. he went out of Office only eleyen
days before the completion Of his 10th year. Mr..
buchanan left Office nifty days before be became
10 years old, The President who ltrcl longest
was John Adams, who died ID his o5th yehr.
lho next oldest waa Madison, WHO died IN his
Quincy Adams ~ his S1st year; Van Burcr In
MS s0th year; Gen. Jackson in his 18th year.
The youngest retiring President was Gen. Pierre,
Who vent fut Of office not quite four months
retired in his 9th year, md died IN little more
than three months later, at the age Of bS ycars
I months and u days, the youngest Of alI our
Presidents in death.
, 1877-03-13
TIE LIQUOR LAW.

Following IL a portion of the decision Of The
ssan e penc reS nsepss aa
.tttutlona'its Of The Dram. Shop act:
10 ns :s s s IT, 6 .ai :9ss s ;qse ] 2
sssh ~ spasI ss g.. Il s L g Ds 0 e
:'iSSt,;s sa3 su''o q sdort iSo tis TO
as oas s eos.tssi.a d: worked radical change In
e .nS s s n % sn r. n.ss
:s ss!ft' 'ss s T's sss e %
s.ss en- ts'sss ss Ss S ess &C. .sa . i
* II o s sss59p Il fhs a
sn si IL :ss.; SSs x; = III i s:s.a sj
prosi.ion IN tia Gan,.isatiSn of isls. sppcsee 70
e: is: is i! Ii &; aas Vi
" y u iass sc
e he' liz ts s. shish liz hl ~ ~ e.as SSss,
s Sepa!o Va " iii fot s ~ e e ~ h h
Sott M a ~ cIs4e s S ssa. ~.
Aud a!eI .Ge 6ii hal nv ssns!e Sa GiSto,
~ s.ns s asass III III I" asisS FL IL
aacasd tTc li ~ ssnt to s ouss ~c1t Il a.
s reasso ssets Wera akcn y ~ Il e Is bs a.
cyisrI stsfmtra ~ I4is ~ nn1 n ~ tn y! ni e
sections fefcr to iirensjI,s Mx],iiefs 1,,cret Ell
nercitn;ss scciinns frT, ninn u ivcntrGn.' ~. II"
eiua5Yg ftjntt 10 III. snls AZ ltnUrp snti
fori acetlupa tEut tvrnty.twu IL fwrnsr.riei nSjn
1IYo, rpiaio 10 ceuznx snrsncc caininnisa md i@r
anu e disroaItio1 Of ttio money coiisctoI iur for:
Tins It viii hc secn tho law tn rr1,tton tn thr csn.,
and salg nf Intoxicating IJHuurt NJ fnd IN ths ~ cian
nai !ltie ast so cefsainy fefcrrsi u se sSassr
cenes Ind tliat subgSt vas pInTrssrf in liz fite IL
iaY bU tat licenses 70 lat iInir wrre ,n sIrtc ay
~ 10 call ths atseInn Gf every Hcnatt,r in liz sIi
cct. matter at tu il asd pa IL ~ s tn,If ts III.
EtMcfai cSprcssion Of e hti snsx m t zns, 1
, 1877-03-13
A MERCHANTS PROGRESS.

A MERCHANTS PROGRESS.
A New York correspondent Of tho Baltimore
Duiletfa writes: INF. George @. Lake Is we'll
known as the senior member OF the Broadway
dry-goods house Of Lake e. McCrcary, but he
retired from active busincss some years ago- IIp
Is to-day millionaire. Mr.. Lake came to New
York poor boy from New England. 11e Oh
tainc1 situation In tho old house Of Ubsdcll g.
rlerson, aud, In tho course Of time, made cor.
tract for three years at s50o per year, or m ag-
grcEatc Of 81 800 for the three years. Just after
milking this contract he was called on ore day
by Mr. Crst, Of Spies, Cnst 4 Co., who said 10
him: afr. Lake, VIC have had our eyes on you
for some time; youF fidelity and application to
business pleascs us. We have been looking for
department Of our business: Va oiIer you q, a1
for the frat year. the SECOND, aud <7OO
the thirti.' Nj. Luke replied: ! ain obliged to
you. Mr. crtst, for Your good opinion, but
prisrd. Why not, Iii. Laksi' .Deca,.sa I
just made 4 contract with ubslcll & plersot,.'
but not on sucl, terms ~ we offer you. sir.
Lake' 1No certainly not.' ffpl!sd tao young
II fs not Ginding,7 eald Nr. Crtst. IT makes no
difference was Mr.. lakc'sreply; have given
uludcil d fesson my word.' fio years went
fsy fsGSfsE Sos4sa H. caa S1s r s1sts s
week. Near tho end Of the tltrec fearp MIR.
Ficrson ONO day ealtl: AIr. Lake, wu wish to
say TO you that VIC are much pleased with you.
most faithful. VIC KNOW where you. 20. When
your daily duties aro lone you 20 home. We
.ts 90 much pleased with you that W. have Dc
gided TO otter you all interest with u.s. Mr.
Lake replied, = sann9t accept it, Nj. Pier;
will not borrow It was Mr.. picrson's
turn now to bu surprised. But, SIR. Lake,
YOU will stnY With uL' II will stay, Mr..
plcrao1, but you must u,ak0 It m objcet' Mr.
Lake then for the first tlmo told OF the offer Of
Spies, Crlst d Co., three ycars beiorc. This ho
lia1 kept to hllnscli, a. faithful to bis duty At
$50 ycar as he would hayu teen at 1900 or
S7.0u, though he could not always keep ont OF
hla mind thu tempting Offer he lad put aslde.
Mr.. rterson said, Sir. Lako, Oh what terms
Will you remain with usf' II cannot b0til buy
and sell the same thing, MIR. Pturson. II my
SERVICES are desired by you, MAKE me IN 0tEur.'
They pastcd. Thu uGxt day Mr.. ricrsuu eald:
'alr. Lake, my partner md myself have lctcr-
mined 10 make you this olct-$l0, 0O nor ycnr
for ten yelrs-' All right, Mr.. ftc1so,,, az
scpt.' And so by fidelity md paticncc on e5u0
per year George g. Lake laid tic foundation Of
his fortune. lie 10 an enthusiastic lovrs Of 1nu-
sic, null was tho Inrgcst subscriber Of Or.
Chapin's church to thu fund for tho musical cd
cation tn Europe Uf Miss Abbott, In whoso Sue
cess he las the most uuboundel laith, llu las
many nnc piCt1rcs, Including perhaps the finest
example OF Tllomas Colo III New York, 1lo has
ssvasnl Bougcraus. d supesb Van Epps of Ant
worn, etc
, 1877-03-13

on EiA n1cnne. and extending tack Wtft to Tho
HAxEHurTcY MATTERS.
discharge was 'srne't to 1'arnrt tbaric,s.
At;rxR1nH COURT IN HHlRV. ,.
Isa "; Allen began suit for $4,000 againat Al.
Philip y. nctcrlek hlcd ibll against Henry i.
Wgi11in1n9 !cn,y + EsTn'. S1;an & E%T,
Mary r. Eixby. Cyrus &. I,ixby, l.. T., raino
F.sss Thons* = sny4sr, eana ~ ,a,ne; E; !!yde 70
and 10, i!lock 8, .oi Trasets sulsiis!tion 1t ,hc
ea.t l5 ~ acres Of tho We! ,a " ac1sa o. that
lying south Of Ogden avenue.
CRIMINAL COURT.
sm!th Moore pleaded guilty to larceny. and sen.
Lindsay Smith was convicted If burglary, and
js!ns. Marlin pleaded sult, 10 larceny, md Va.
fcmanlcd4
In tho estate Of Matthew walsh, minor, Grant
nt Euer.anshG M n & waa made 10 Fannie Walsh, under
In tho estate of Fred zrelkc, grant Of aamlnis-
trat.an .s @ wes mado to Carolina zaelke. Under bond
ss;r: :ss ssn Ms;u So ts
sss;ss:.f a Il + ;; "a .i, Ss'd'sa n: Ii ds'ssaass
NJ % f.ss: q; s, @ 4 ssa +e TO OIL inclusive
a ssa az e. MI NJ s..e on
an. ssSs t*s:s 49, e. cs%ss Mss @
~ M sS hE!Rs Il, kir:a trial.
c!seS!5
sR %s.ss q sss e: ifs ss: i Sss;s Ssss
.S,sx dfSxsIsssy i:s.cse 6. n.y: rt.sk y!s.teh.
T. + sm;h k's 4 H. .t' f. gsiu: : ssi ssih
, 1877-03-13
THE DEAUFFIsEAfoNrs.

The Prince do BeaufIfemont has obtained
Another Judgment against his wife, and this
time severe one. II II can 10 executed. Tie
tribunals declared tho marriage Of Nine. Dc
Bibesen Illegal, and ordered the Princess TO give
mp the two girls 10 their father within certain
day, and to pay 800 francs day for each day Of
time during the next two months, after which
the Court would again take the matter into Inn
alteration. The time expired, and Nine. DC
urged the Court to pronounce extreme measures
against her, and las obtained Judgment ton-
dcnning the Princess 70 pay 1000 francs 4 day
for the privileRe Of keeping her daughters with
ner. Az one Of this girls Is only II years Of ~,
frames which tho prircess DC nibccso will hive
to pay for Keeping her child until the latter has
reached her majority.
, 1877-03-13
A Decision by Judge BIodgett in
Favor of the City.
A Constable Defrauded Of His Prey by
an Untimely Injunction.
Anew Point In Insurance Law...llecortl
OF Judgments and New Suits.
The 0onstitutionality Of the Dram-shop
Aot Sustained by tho Supreme
Court.
A CONDEMNATION CASE.

3sF7173A 10 Vb' 1Hk1 1kK1 VI NIfIEAUVs
Judgc nlodgctt yesterday morning decided tho
scctucut cnse of 1Ih}>ctts " 1hc fytv ~ fhIr.rn
rho .rIt ,r,s ,.,uat,s e. s.t Nv ~. y. I..as'. -
~ au'1 w. us.ukht " Fseosor possession OF
strip ot 1nhd lHt Icet along Dearborn atfc1t on the
eass Just roulh Of 3tpuroe, anl extending into tho
street Thirty feet forming part of Tho streut. In
1Ha5 H. p. Itrnrc, ~ o,vn.. ~ : ~ t,,os,.
o ~ .un' rl.' tns u"nef 81 LIZ ~ u!ock
II, IN sehoo! section Addition to Chicago, TO which
tho strip Of land In question belonged gavc two
trust. et,x To l.. n 1ioonc Trn,tcr ~ hshn,t ~
thc trnfo Mn,n,, liz. .1nsn,.n.a r,o,,.s,s ' ~ ~
49, ,.-".." NV 1.ln". ~. ass 1ns ecs' 'pap!. lo se
epro 1oans amounting to 8"o. o00. Detault having
, 1877-03-13
CURRENT GOSSIP,
FLOATING.

FLOATING.
Hand In hand, On tho river Of Time,
We 60 i1oatIng down together: :.
Soft are the blue aklcs above our hcAds.
Daln,y the Spring. .ttrnh weather.
Brightly the waters reflect tho sun,
Ar We glide In dreamy splendor;
6oftly the brcczcs Gll our sails,
MunnnFing low and tcuder.
Sweet arc The tird.songs upon tho shores
Enchanting tho scenes around us;
WITH noleclcss feet steal tho moments by
Since Cupid, tho Lors.God, crowned VI.
do you think, Ia the after years.
With tho glory Of youth departed,
We then shnll stand still hand. In hand,
And heart to heart, as VIC started1
MAUD MERRprTu.
, 1877-03-13

According to Tic oldest historians, tho fArne
"ntnrS nc+ a @ r. " Wv ~ pnna sau IL .nu
w. -. a"os. e upo otuan
~ 4ne ny ~'ne' wh1ca that font'n rstzcd
above all others, was then red sort4 not unllko
Houzy wine, which also las had lts dQy Of great
rcnown. 81. Reuy ltft ty win trn cnsk. ~ thls
~, ~ W. ,.,to. nd =. - - Sss.. ~ 's .,'s
~ "s 1,,i'. nIpo" 1"a ~ ooAo nseet' :" ane
Cnutca OF Nneline. AZ tue coronation of fhi!'p
eask; at thut Of Charles TX, more than two
, 1877-03-13
ADAlR COUNTY. IOWA.

ORIENT, In., March H,-Wo lad pleasant win.
tcr up 10 tho 1st Of March. Tue weather then sct
Ia very cold, With soue SNOW. and has continued
so up to this time. High winds prevail, Tho
thermometer II down to 20 degrees bc}ow xcro
thas sth Of March. Stock 4 doing well. .Thure Ii
rattle arc nctrty ali sold. Corn is tho only fn1u
article for tn!o. and ~ bringing 20 10 5 ceista per
bushcl. Tkero a1e lots OF Vra1shopper cggn In tho
ground, but mono hatchcd yet. Houle Of iby farm.
ers ara much a.armol on thaa account. and Will
SOW no wheat thta SEASON for fear It will bo dc.
str0yca by the fAoppeFs. j.. ",