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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-14

The above Sale is hereby postponed until SATURDAY,
THE NINETEENTH DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1877 at same
and place, by request OF Plaintiffs Defendants
S. I. SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson City April 80, 1877. myl
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-14

The above sale is hereby postponed until THURSDAY
the 3ls day of MAY, A. D. 1877 at hour and place
and by request of plaintiffs and defendants.
S. 7. SWIFT Sheriff.
Carson CITY Nav 10Th 1877
, 1877-07-31

TINT, Furthermore, II thc dog had nny friends
who wcrc .!lsp,,sed 10 make trouble they might
get hurt. too. lie demanded that iluulda
Rflnnlsl sllow lin where the brute was, anu lie
pretended " ilo 10. icasing the Lieutenant
lou, chase about the hack ynrl, In which there
was M dog II sreak Ut. Afr. Vcscy became
tired Ut this aud buldfy entered the hs,u.c.
Passing through the l,all un the first floor he
heard d low grnwl prsrccdtng. ftusn tho rear Of
= floor. Tits door was It,cxctf. but Vests oyrr-
rntnc that slight obstacle with the butt af his
little rnuskct, and IN sccrnls fn"rc the .,g WIS
Hpun him. 1t WAS thDitGIlt fnjutlIrfonA to
llave AIRY hrtng, and so tho nitIcer PINNED
the feEoek,Ms beast to tho t1uor With, his
bsyonct. The dog must 'lave Weighed at
least 10 OF leo pu.lnl2; he VI: o''e VI tue
largest animals uf ll;s kind In Cafca.o. and =
rfuss between, the 81. Bernard an1 hlta"t-Itllul
breeds. An pter cau,c tu The nsrsetauer Ut ths
Lieutenant, and also rtlt htt Eayonct through
the dogs bo1y. Meantime 1lolltla was kept
under 9uaE,l swearing am! eurs!nR Ut frAey
anil the polite. Sotnc h!ca of tt,c dug 4
strength n,ay tic gathered fruul tic fact
that bcfure lie WAS finally dispatched
he broke oil the larunet a3,1rt up, hFt,&c lhc
ktock Of thr e,iu, whisl. was q tu1la Springfield
rifle. at.st gnawc,l tic rANroi al,i woodwork Ut
the gull. But bcYn1d this, tho h,arks nf t'le
tloc's teeth arc deeply n.ientct IN tt!r .'arrsf u
the tnuskcl. AZ lutcht accounts tic Injured
man {Mr Hfh1er) was tls,ing we'll, hut tho 'loE is
dead! aud hts late ou1lcr SAYS Ii. ruDusrs to ~
dttwn tt,wn AtlA sue the tlah who VIVA Gitteil for
making him All this trul,hle.
, 1877-07-31
CHARrEE OAK.


Its Reimbursement ~ n Sound InstItution-
Dead Men Taku tottco&
Special Dsp,tteh to The 7'rftttn<.
sfARTFoap, Conu., July 3o.-Judge Partlcc
to-slay dissolved the temporary injunction
against the Charter Oak Llfe-1nsurance COM
pauy, and Insurance Commissioner Stc1nian
wtt,arew Ills application for tho appointment Of
Receiver. Tho tattcr made declaration u,t-
der oath tint he believed tho existing Impair
mcnt did not necesetiatc such an appointment,
md cs,sl1,sef stated in hts behalf that he was sat-
tslcu that the Company could safely continue
business. The Company to-day resumed
the payment Of death and other e!aims.
No appointments Of officers than that Ut tho
President have yet been made, but his suooE-
dlnatcs will probably be tnken from lora1 l.lsur.
nl1ue cIrclcs, With satares iowrr than heretofore
(sll.t. Tic no1ttteI injunction last week co,i-
tatucl an agreement that policies that 1lail
lApsea Subsequent to July 10 could bc revived
by payLlent Of the premium prlur to Aug. q,
and this arrangement will continue In force.
Large amounts nf these lrcnstums have
result to-day As 10 the Rcceiyershlp, md will
the selection Ut Kobcr. E. Day a. nne Of thu
ncw Directors, point wns made hero that he
wDull be Objectionable to ChtraEo people on
nctount Ut Ills Fesl*tange to various Chicago fire
claims against the Putnam nnu CITY Fire Conf
panlcs Vt this city. Several Chicago gentlcnien
solourninE here were Consulted On tho subject,
anil OIL tueIr representation ttist this objection
WAS not we'll founded, Sfr. Day wXs PLACED On
tue Charter Oak DuArl.
, 1877-07-31

rb. finn, rotlcr vc.tcrf,av tsa,.a rav.rra
.ae ~ 49,. '',.,....'-. ~ ~ mn Wy, ,s suue
"sFsaots W tue a.''ou,.. ~ ss''oo, a'lu seueen-
"a populaf'loan certificates amounting to 81
on.
Tho Tscasurer's receipts Yesterday were 81 ,2284
fron thc f,itv cnl1trtor Il. my frn,n t,. tyr}.r
~. 80 s,a IN s.a., ..,.,,'.
Depa'l''e"'' A11 Sto''"" 4'ou' A4'ees'AA"eous
sources.
EIrbt new cascs Of acarlct fever wcrc rcnortca
At ,ta Ijc.lth I,rnnr,mrnt ,o.,.n,nv f,nIv ,,,,.,
~ =, ..' t"o Ie. ~. 49, oA.' ~, wy
usatn t1oa tast o'sease aas oeea fepoEtea thl4
-
y. l. blaal yestefuay tn6K out permit TO
1hlln t"o t~o,stuIy anu ,ct!af stofcta~es1il'Es,
3lx4t 1881, MA. ~ al!u III South Oespalcs
street. u cost 9s.oN eaeh
The receipts in thv license lerartp,ent wrro
quite largt-3U Nu-yestcriar Ttmt fart yiluwa
rrytya] uf business il, ono liue ut Ic,lst. Thrrr
arr uow 1915 Itcenseu SALOONS ia tl.u city.
M. r..,.. ,,,.,..
4n9 .tsMa - sntSnt 'esSss.M*1 'osue4
liyiuY ut No, li3 Barber street, liz was killed
July q, vt Tho corner Ut Wright and Uniun
atyseta. by A bullut In tiI1 1n,wel.. 1rrIuil
was aI.o Issued fur James FlIIiius IL Years iii
liz was Killed. In ", aliuy ouxnjpr lnfv Ws1ri,t
strrst. '@'~
-. ..,.,u,.
4, uannE tas taS ,,.; mseM "!acA c1aea satufuay
tness Hs1e ~ ueasas' uest"3ee 1t etsot ifota
tae previous "ecn A!!u ~ !hefease " thirtY'
~ S,Kht o'es ~ 't nesA " 11st year
, 1877-07-31

Tle County BoarI held regular session It Q
o'clock yesterday afternoon, with President Ilo,.
deu tu the chair. ALL the Commissioners wore
pFesent except AlcCanrey and GuentheT,
A lung communication from McNeli 4 Son,
uskluy for MI arbitration committee Of arrhl-
tecta aud builders tn rrgarl to the Court House
extras, WAS read. 1t alleged that tho architect,
Mr. Esau. ordered tbs thick stone, aud that to
iAudc considerable alterations. Commissioner
Fitzgerald nauyed 10 plars the communication
un Tile. Ill leld that tl,u matter hud al
rc2jy been fully eanya4aed IN tho Board,
aud It xn admitted that blcNcil d
son WIRE entitled to some ex-
tra compensation fur using thick stone, the
amount Ut waiel, tue architect hai fixed. Hu
asked that thc communication Vi Ar. EX4n 10
1r4lt.
The Chair stated that 1t had been referred to
the Joint Committee.
Ar. schmidt .noyc4 that the last eomauuica-
ton, Iust presented, te referred to ths Joint
Cutu!ulltee.
fl.x%erul Withdrew hi4 motion, anl Behmilt's
mbtl0u prevailed.
4 communication from John F. Gray, asking
~ have the eoutract for burinK tie Insane Asy-
!uA ateslanwcsl deeper, was nterE1d t0 ths
sppsoprlAte coln,ulttsr.
HeStl T. Sou presented m estimate for
xl3 wv for Court.lluu&e werk. Referred to thu
Joint COMMITTEE,
A bill for plumbing fro4u Joseph Hogan for
EA2t4 wAa Also scicEzu1- Other bills, includ-
, 1877-07-31
COUNTY BUILDING,

rh. 1,,.., r,;,.,.. t,,,,,,,ttt.c ,,,nc.. ~ IN
oeloek tits '''ornur.
The Joint Committee IN Public buildings and
ruh,tr srrvI,., mint. nj y o,.Lx.k t,,.,nurr,,w
at.s..' 'A ~ "'''~"
altcfhooh.
Commissioner luentl,cr ID living seriously III
at his rcstlr,lec With Inflammation Of tic uuwra
aul ktiucys,
-.
steFtll lAtfit aht Elth Heputles regret that theY
got ~ orpoftunity during ~ !as. UNPLEASANT.
'iess to shuw waat they eould do IL only called
upon.
Ed Phillips was around thc County Building
Yesterday aEternvul, distributing lis car,iy faf
tllu ol,eIi,lg oi Tic Mount Pleasant House, VI,
the Evanston rvatl, wiI"l, to RECENTLY grutgI.
El SAYS that he ilas abandoned politics, UNI
that ts will hereafter lead gool lite.
a..
,,,,s.a aco .'e.'a, ,s,,,' a..e@ NJ @
a..s ou.A'.a seItsais n'oi..S; ea.u nlio .ounu,
srn aas IN tneI ess rh .u, au L,.te'.
T. ,,' - .na,, .,',s, ,,...ru ,xn ~ ,"
u ne ooIs ~ ,c;l, WIG utserfe Ms u tils
9aoIas tor tns'f vig,,ahsS a' mi'i'lshsss' II th'5
aso eost eoo* e'a"ss s'"o aaS'
johann Elck',o1 and Mrs. Anna II. N!ekcrs
were yesterday applicants for marriage IT,
ccnse. Juhanu is II and Anna Is ". Tney aru
said that he couldn't luli9cr live aIure. They
departed happy anil smiling fron. tue County
Clerks olilce, Arcatnlng, NJ duubt, Ut bliss IL
f,har,,,u ,,.o, s,,n. snu,, ,,,, ru.,
.w.,s ~ r. H., f,a r"aI ai ,.,rta asoea
smi s.n,i ~ I"ne Earwr, ,,a, II, ts,s tnny
.r,,,1 - ~ ..ss, ,r! 81 , ~ .1'se
',ras ia otion 49, ~ ,nt ryfnt "u sr,n..
~ ,.1 n9 -. H., t'r.
s,sn.t. -, aua ..tis., ~ ~, t tooh. 1no
~. ,T,otn -, ,,,,"s H." ,,.it, 1nr"t ",'n,n.t W
WoIG". ,1i,l nn Ir..,,u ~ n,.i.".E r,,.s.,...
,'a.,.,,,o Wax w 0Ss"" ~ efo~~ 1"4'e1a5
'''' a'''s' ~r~ c,,.rx ,.,
,. r.,,. 3nn .,.. 1uonsa i,. AZ. s.!.. rY.r.
1,;,. sh",.s Wi,a,, tI,t;su ig,j,'' ~,
Sa"Is ea, "a .aA.aS. fa;', A'isi, aisp nauh
& ~. "susscs, ~ oH!ue Ha9uuases *ere e4e
Nv an,,v NJ ei1nt i,, s'ntn uHns "a
sG, rtpr-tE - is,,ri" fE,"t, ,,, sr.ts ~ ,," '4
, 1877-07-31

Tho ladies Of st. Marks Church will give d
lawn party At the Residence Of I. shrrwuod,
Es'l', M. l Langley avenue, tl'Is evening.
=. Unon the occasion Ut the festtyal Ut st. fR-
natins to-lay. ilayin's Tl,isi Mass Will be per-
formed BY tic choir Of tho tesult Church. un-
.lrr tho direction of Frank q. Rotncr, urganlst.
Miss MaeCartty will sing new Ave Maria of
Mr. Roitfcr'a composition.
Ali officers of the different Posts OF the G. a.
Il. In Chteugo and Couk County sud Depart
ucnt ult1vcrs arc requested 10 nssemblu at tho
tlub-rooM Grand Pacific 1lotul tllis evening ut
O't1urE. to colsstcr the Hues&sun Uf perlHa-
icltfy arInfng an.l esluipptng tho Posts.
There will be a meeting Of the Chl:ago alum
nj ot Union College, Of Schenectady, n. T., ut
tic utEirc Ut William II. King, No. ls0 Clark
street.. to-day at ~ o'clock III. to take speh
action Us may bc ttechlcd advisable In relation
tu tie death Ut lro[. IsaaS W. jacksor,, ILL., D.,
wt,o for tlorc than half q century was one Of
tue Professors Of TINT college.
, 1877-07-31


4 conciave OF prominent ntld influential citt-
gems, representing mercantile, manufacturing,
financial, and professional interests, was held
ut the Sherman Houso yesterday afternoon for
the purpose Of discussing tho feasibility a,,l e1-
lxtiIcucy OF organizing nh independent political
movement, having fur Its special objcct tho
nomination u q county ticket at the coming
fall election. The meeting was very close onc,
and those there were only few) prcscnt wcrc
particularly dcsErous uf keeping thu matter ous
oi tho newspapers, aild would have
" tifcd out" any rcpartcr who up
pcarcd. U1,e Of the participants was
interviewed by TRIBUNE cInlssaEy, but the
gentleman was somewhat rgttccnt ubout the
Inattcr. lie confessed that thuAe at tue uAthcr-
Ing pruposrd to head otf the regular pnrty notn-
inatluns By placing III untxceptiuflal, iInposst-
hlc-tp-tfnd.Eault.wIth ticket i'll the aeld that
should l,aye tho support OF ait the newspapers
and ail Tho leading aud good Itizcus. Cuadl-
dates for tho four County Commissioners
would, for !nstance, bt selected IRON
tuth partles, aud the balances vt the
ticket maic tip Of nrst-claas u1en, chosen
tn tue sulle lnanncr. The gentleman thought
tue Municipal lseforM Club lIal wrought sull,u
gooA by selecting men from the regulur tasty
tickets, but they were going to udupt different
tactteB and prcscut u ticket iu klvaace Of tho
Republicans and Democrats.
Owing to the AtlseHee Ut several Hc1l.knoWn
r!tfzrns, t!le meeting merely had preliminary
discussion, 4hd adjourned to future ttnr
without tak!uE any action or presenting any
uAtles ~ candidates.
, 1877-07-31
BITTEN By A DOG.

now THE PoLlcH DISPATCHED THE CANINE.
Night brfore last, at 7:3j o'clock, several re-
spcetabiy-iressed Rad appearing Germans cams
Into tho Gad's llill Station and seportcd that
Que Ut the,r number had been bitten by
dug. Ono Of the tiumhcr hal his
clothes cayercd with blool, aud ap-
pearrd TO bo faint. Lieut.. vcsey vt onve
seut for medical asslstance and Lad him Intend.
cu to. The tnjurc'l 1uan gave hls na.1,c Us -
slLlcs, Of M. l4 West Twentieth street. Tho
circumstances of the case were ~ follows: Ms.
Hfhies and two friends were walking home
ward quietly, anL attending strlctly tn
their own business, when, while passing NJ. 6S3
West Seventeenth strcet, The proprietor VI tho
tlotisu which bears that dssigllattoH set largo
dog upon them, which bit Mr. 4illler un the lett
shoulder und ar.n, laccrat'ng tho limb iu u
frl9helul .l.auner. Tlu other artn VIA utso toru
somewhat, and altogether the patient was pset-
ty veil used up whsu Iio eatuc to thu station.
The locality In which this occurred il kHaMn
a. tho Hoheu.ian settlement. aud 1t Is ab*,ut ~
much " nan's life is Worth 10 70 into IL after
dArk respectfully appalu1cd. The owner Ut tho
dog ~ narnca j. lluuiua, Bohemian, = Fstllan,
settlement. Very few o! his couutrYtnrn, even,
would mourn II he we're to ba s0ns Jay pottcl
while resisting N otllceE.
When sIr. slInler was bltten,, he and hFs
friends 1t OHIO wcnt over to thu lInlc-kiln uear
bY,, where they knew tiers WAS police guard,
'and FrIattel Tue facts. The officers on duty
then went to llaulla's honse. and told him that
tue dog ou1ht to he densollsacd, ~ he wa. too
dangerous 10 tolerate an tho city. upun this the
doughty CusEmuntst wa1ei cxeceuinE wtoth,
and Bwote that thu dug was u pEofan3t[r sight
better thAn ths nan ase lad Injured; 2ul,
further, that he wun1a bc conaenn before my
offspring VI letaale ca.IEnu lsota Gad't IIifl
station 4llu,,ld do h!tD unto death.
Leaving tue frate re9uruaur tohis madness, the
officers s2toFtea the !aris 10 Lieut.. Vessy vt tho
la hal deal with xnt tim tfs. .rut.
, 1877-07-31
WASHINGTON.
MA1Approprlatlou Aotd saiee-A Clean
Record.

ms,.rn-orr,.t,,o-n s.,-s-A ct.an
A'"'"Pp' "p' ,,., ~
H*cnto.
HSfFs0f tH'oa'e" ~ s"t af'aa"e
WASHINGTON D., t., duly 3O.-A case which
came up befurc tudgc Wiley In the Equity
rsth.r l., -,
- ..,. f.,,,. 81 ~ t,.'.' ~ ~ ns'.".'.s..ra.
OF thc 1o''ds OF Inc ituase OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The suit was that Of Albright ct al. agaEnst tho
E,lery Eoal Company Of this citv. II sec,ns
thai the Emery Coal Company ta,I maje II,
o..,,,,n,,r, ~ .ho hawaii, ~ Il. .sa,,t.rs. ,,
ass'S,l'"snt 'o' snu oe"e'ls VI ns s'e"'o's' "ut
Haa uc'scfInx coal 70 eon'e o1 iss eustonlrrs OH
the failure ant actunlly belonged 4, them, anil
rot f., tho usxrta of thc f.omnanr. A,hrlr,,+.
~on,o.an.t,,~ .r,. t.a,, ,.t',,, H., 1,na, ...,r
iep' p'.o.".'''s ~" Nv" """" A"c eo' pa.'s
pafcEascd cta'' asked Tor tI'c appointment ot
RECEIVER, mud tile rcQtttst hAl been hccctleti hT
, 1877-07-31
RALS'r0N.

Mr.. Edmund L.. 0oola, guest Of Senator
rai a w., ftn" issnt ~ .to ,',s wv "
.t'' ..r1,.s,,sts T,,;tss,,i. .,"nt< ,,...t.t,.,t
'ae unao'tahs's ca1'.o4"'a oanA ffe'"ent'
which anords . ctcw ~ h's character.
Mr.. Kalstou fu 1878 WIS u clerk on Mis-
On" Inv In went into tbe tmnilnr-hon.u ri Iure
a4I ~ w. ~ '.t..N ~. 80.
a!aEl', III ~ A'u''' eu9 Aesos'''s aat' ''A's'n
aI,uy, Must,u, can't you let INC have 25001''
II duu't geo h,v We can. Btl!y.n ssld My.
Martin ..n,,-.a WI, ran o,v, ,,s sowc aru,rt,v
,,.,4 aess ~ "a" s''s - ~ s.av 'sS''
"no can you eet 10 lnooEse toF sout'
admitted that he couldu't ret any security.
Ru,.i he. - Martin. the fact Ia I'm brokr-4leud
hes.t."h,, f,ra ,,,,, !. ct"nc. IN or in ,-ttb r. K
osoko-out i've eot e"anee 10 " Ill WIN y. n.
Garrison down at fanaina' and must have $500
tu gct thcEc."
Attsr = while Mt: Martin decided that hg
woala e' saston soen i.ls ,sst ow account m @ ana
tai.ton @ .tartca acxn liz nv r,ser s T. JON Com.
tnolofc . Harrison. Il's WV III '4S, y, ~
"u!d haistan ever pay Maftfuf' asKca mr.
noola. "Ealst"n @ toFeSt y! aooa. u Or siss ~
lost trark VI Martin: nut !ourtcen years alter
wards snet Martl'' in NcM York HcWas bsoSe
t!1eh hiiIlsclt-tsonr all tu upicces-hadht dollar.
ltalston at ihis u'ac wy Vt thc @ .nesh!isn u hts
glory, spcnang niunoy oy TIC m'iil"its: We'll,
sccdy, Att askc4 TIC It IN my travels in calforn!n
! haa cyer mst lnsn by tile nAsne VI BILLY
RaIstnnr
"btly Ralstonf said !. Dl-l-ay!t.a.l.s-t~o.n!
why l kAuw ilinn w the NRnlt VI William 4.
Ralston-usc1 to bu will Conlnuluro Garrison
III FaliAtla- IT. wAs Fltx, ltul4tun d uarrison tit
san francisco, but now lsalstun Il Ut sie bead oI
II"
"Nrll, Mr Oooldt thRt's the same Billy
!falstuh that 10fEo"ed sou Ut Ine lu~n IT. ".
Louia ia ~. Do you thsnS he could psy 1t back
uow b. r. f.. .o,<w ,,., u, o,o,, .,.,v vo,,,,.
lokng. Pay 1t hack! lsa'ston j'ay $:UoI Why.
Martin, halstuu cau pay back S5,NM,O O00.
."Well," said Martiu, ''w4cn you ses n!'ly In
'Frtsc0 you Just tel! tlltn bout u,o-anl Il hc
sin't strapped and Il 'swunt 1resk liu up, jes
wish'd he pay tue that 85o."
"TAt fact of u s," saul Atr. Qooaa, n he told
tbs story. ~ thought Ma1tin WA joki'.x;
l3ut when got b.ck to California thought ~
banter knlalon 4lAsut II. 10 ulie day whtu
was lu Ratstun's Eooln said lok!ugly;
"fo1'rs nice fcilDW. ltalston, 10 1s chest1ng
Ill o!1 tslehd out VI e50ot Aln't YOUR
"Wlat do yuu meant" said RaIstou.
"Why, when ] was IN Nrw York The other
day unsu py tie nasne Ut Martll-"
"WAatt" exclaimed RAlston, jumping 10 hts
feet, Warwick Martini"
Eyes. Warwick MaFt1n-f .--...-....
"NhcYe's Its aldressl Lese!" he shouted to
tho cashier Ut tllc 6aDkt "trlesrsrl tlu,UN to
tic credit .! Warwick Martln-~lutck!' !'' aud
ltalaton danced aroAnI like crazy tnap.
"rne uext day. continued Alr. uuoEl, War
wick MArtiu received 4 Telegram fruu Lee j.
, 1877-07-31

'H~ ~ P"5 Iii
were presented. ihe Goanty Hospital pas-fo''
aEnnlhte !" : Iva l"f .nlt: -
The In Of the et{ for 49, 0@. for 4es.nHg aatH
PRISONERS "a the wfk.lonae "ns oraeseai gs;u, ~,
alossE "Itlt shntf tMner @ n;!la ieeo"''''e""cu ~
thG committee on Nltt itelat.on.. a..
rscotsnunE inc hSans up anu asn .ntnsa aasrs ss
otuete . .ai, LILY IN n'i ',;,,i s .r.;yal pA'''
, t,ssau .' ~, t's T., c,r,,
of nsyn,rnt nf snn,,rr I,ts amounting to
eva, * T".r ..or, ." WIZ % t,",1
e9s''-''' incs "c1e utucte' EMM'
tng wn, nr ,ne c1,.'ts On E
OF tile Committee IN Public service. ....
The Con,'hittee on jail and Jai. Accounts tce.
on'men!cd bills ioF payment 10 TIC an'ount oi
$t5N. Approved ..,.-
rsEs,rtMeu M ~ iayor OF paving n!tls to tac asnoaa'
o' Sl.;s.eo. masrh "as rehc9'.cu ~ % n .,eo ,u,
=, W Tug hoose was ntll nl soMe ssV lE9Il
INC 1o"h ol. LetH'nt iot nntuoor 9eHe1i "hlea
ar. semne expiaiflca Was nor ne'tlIcu.
Mr. Fitzgera1d declined to record hl@ vote for
an utt!temfxed ofil; ~,
Commissioncr nne cpnly explained that tho Ill!
Co,n,nissioaer lasnr said that the till WAS Tor
o1gao, mcatt Aho laltatoes'
Tue bill waa made tlle occasion for mora
1piutE!nE' aitss u HAL ocen appro'cu aha or
FL .I'Iu; u t,mm,t,-r =, pun,,. u,,,d,r,< r..
tue "oint Lv'Mtnt'.se xna on t"nle tu1lal"ss IT,
postaEi1, ai1,n .ta, ~. 9tW wag VI 9ue fiasl q ~.
1of ming tht Count! hospital Eraun!ts. hcv
EeeohhcNuen tlsat lucy NC Flaiu sl,Uo 1f'!h
Ime s nsasFaA at rohu' On account Which was eo0'
cur1eu III.
~. ~ 1rt'E e t,,' .. ~ ihsot IT,, " ,x fe,',s
III, III, ~! utth Inu n"h'"osA w Lie hc" Noa't-
HOUSE, "as orNercu paid.
THE BONE FOUNDATIONS
ZANE Up hSaitl " tlis stipt " tepoft IroM
tnG yoint Gol'nttiet osi lholie bui1uinas auu
.tmiy II; I. .tnenc. nj "1 ~. f,.ffnw.: '''''" -
JUL ~ ~ sMehuc" No lolto"''
:, Et.o'rsds That the cohtrae'or on the new Contt.
tIoufe, T. j. Sexton. te aud he ls hereby snatuct-
1isr uuu ~ ~ us VI ~ " e srcsn. ~ s ~
ssry 10 inr,nsr liz hmtiinY subiest 10 thc arehi
tcct's valuation " III. sainc,
f.otrmI-ni,,ncr Fitzgerald tooyr,1 to rrfcr IL
hall o.. IL 1,.i,,, r. r,nIss.s srj o1i...j tlst
H. fI..rE hi "i'an~t ~" ,,rr,oi rcs.,,utin,,
'rhi. r,,nnt,t m Gn,d ,sr,ar ~ rh.tnrI. i,,r.
H." ~. WITH, liz {snatr ,rns,,rc h,mscif ar the
ficrk fHr tnnariInmrntarv nrac,Icrs "NA 'N
C"i, Eieary fs,ss. p~|''
T',,r'..i.st;,,,.n Et+.,,,.,, h.,,n,o ~. f,,,,u
, 1877-07-31

md have only got away frnm Wnnl's ls'au.l
through the exertiont uf Pastor Newman and
their II, retCtnntsta Of this fifty. Even with this
help they would have 1lccn unnhlo tn move had
It not hccn for the libcraltty Of tho railroads be.
yo,nl Chicago. The new colUny 10 ~ bo located
q few miles north Of Lincoln, Neb.
, 1877-07-31

HNse3st 91Ve*ssss* ~
NRw Yokx. July @-Tte shlEty-scyen Russian
Prutastants aud thelr children who were Iecotn-
meuucd BY tbs Car 10 emi2tate u tls country
Instead VI Brazil, where Den, pedru desired
them ~ 70, were shipucal tu their destination
to-day. For fortnight theT hays been
clxtKe upoa the COMMISSIONERS VI EmtxIatiuu.
, 1877-07-31

MACK--DADEUF-Oa thu :4,ti Of July, by tbs
Rev. II. y. raynIer. at tins Residence of tbs BRIDES
brother. j. ttAbeuf. Esg.. No. ~ Campbell luFk,
Mr.. Henry Mack, Of tleseland, u. aud Miss Nu,ts
A. llsbeuf. of springfield. III.
kX~NpsInEQeI1 pn1,efs pleAYe EQpY.
, 1877-07-31

Dr. Prices delightful perfumes are becoming
great fayogltes with tbs ladies', ~ kAer swc@tusse
ED !fcaAuess arr ~ dscldrd.
, 1877-07-31
For Use in The Nursery il Bas No EqQal,
A PERFECT TOILET soap,

First Amonk the requt,.tet Of the toilet n a eooa
Aricr Of soA tut to procure Il not Always ray
matter Many Df The most exncnslrs SuaIs In The ,at
krt made !rnM AMI deluort1na u,sc1all AL
tefr detfcatu co!ortug dtd frsSrtnt perfM1 TOT ea
conceal thu FrpuIhlrc Impurities Tie ltsrttufrs
recently nade public reEznllnx thts subject 1,
HyelS startling. and deserve feftons consideration
6centtd Susps how known t0 bo extremely uhjec-
1oaable c8neela!ly arte! 10 sse lsa. lnIarlag tbs
scies The character Of tho tngrrdcnt may inferred
iron, The statement Of gentleman who nlAkxa ta>
tceAtIE Ut Aoaa lG hsintMs hr recently declared tl
perHuhs eRsakrl In this tnplnfntnt wcre ahuFl.litet
s!Sm IT, 70 ten ysats 9sx tns 1o1sss peod darnI
Toilet soap II i'll ohvatsi owsssE thaaka to III
New fnfk. tho worid.teaownrd sosp Msnafsct,.f.Tt II
whute nmenac ettaitshnrnt!s by far the largest ut III
kind In thu United States. The reno Of lts
semnated, hut thls latest Ii tho apprpprIa.
t1!Wn 70 the numerous !lGtaftcs ar: ady 4:hleStd
Nj HAnniTr Ia rtrfecitIix ihe roatpo.
tun q the nntet tntle soap ettr ntro!4 ct! The ra
epai nsredienn are te purrst vegetable uils the nan
thr result stmpy unparalleled 10 this department vt ID
- ~ r. n.ns.rrs s1o@.5xr PIKE % Soar" /. ths trade :,ua.t
for " tho eiicats skin of Infants chfIre
aud lajlea altogether lnenused n IT, c1nu!!fen
tsax such rrit, Il to rsaaro no Iii fras
cheI4istry to 1lsgul.e nfesor na.ertaa The lnot
lie perfection II twretnes and .e peenaf casrart.T.
ss:t and ssresseia sris,s 81 shs Eaa ever ~ msaas
Though specially aeaLrabe for tho Of ,aate. md
chldFen thi1 s2ap y equally approprsta ter fsni!,
of Tie lleat soupr for barHrs 1t inat nslat
placed upon tas vt thn de.naad feF It wis9aa
The Morning herald., 1877-08-15

The New York Times presents very
complete article on currency movements
showing the actual contraction OF green
hacks and national bank notes for the last
three wears. The act of 1874 gave to
banks the right to deposit bonds and with
draw circulation, and the act of lS75-the
resumption act--made banking free; pro-
v;dinp that until the legal tenders were
reduced to ,$3OO,0O0,0oo, $50 Of them
should be Withdrawn for every 500 o.
hank notes issued. Now what has been
the result of this liberty to surrender notes
and to issue new notes? During theperiod
named there has been issued Of bank notes
S33 366 1926; and retired, $6S,0A,0 ,069 !;
giving a net decrease in circulation of
S34 57,944. The legal tender contraction
follows the issue of new bank currency,
The thirty.four and a-half millions OF vol
untary contraction-not forced--shows that
there was more currency out than could
find employment in the depressed times
Anv one can understand that if there had
been an increase instead of reduction the
situation would not have been bettered.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-15
THE TRANSPORTATION BILL.

The authorities at Washington have just
.,,iscoyered. that railroads will not trans
crt United States troops free OF charge'
even if those troops are used to protect
r .i.road property. The Baltimore and
Ohio railroad has sent in its bill with a
promptness that is almost startling Alter .r
the smoke of the fires has passed away 1t
is discovered that Mr.. Garrett, president
of the road used no little amount OF lore
thought and clear-headedness, when he
suggested to the administration that the
troops sent to the scene of trouble be taken
from such points as would necessltate 'ne'r
transportation over the road under ais
management. The suggestion may have
arpeared to the War Department as
hint that they would be granted free pas
s,ce, and hence the haste with which the
administration sought to comply with the
r.quest. Everything was done as MIR
Garrett suggested. The only remaining
thing to do is pay the bill.