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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-08-02

NuAt WKAKNKss on nErRRsaoS a
weak exhausted fetHuK, 20 energy 81
courage. thc rcsnh q eHxHtE exAR.
woHK DuGs HHffeSs of NxtNss. or somt
drAin upon The system, u always cured
b. HprlNnEYs iloxrorkragc Srraub
No IS, Il tones ap and tnvlgorAtes tie
system, dispels Toe gloom aad despoa.
deneY. imrsfts strength and encrey -
the drain aud ftiaycuatss The entire uan.
Been used twentY years with perfect sue.
cess b. thousands. Sold bF dealers. FREE
sl.0o per single vial. or $500 per single
package Of ave vial and $500 vial ~
powder, sent by mail on receipt OF price
Address, NrHkENS HOMO.
rATulC MEDICINE COMPANY.
i02 frLreS ST. Nav NoRK.
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5 81. ard uas considered o. sace nag.
nitade thss 4 wAs hroaahs Al Possssnkill.
Consoles Wooster, roeslepkll, fov he
plAlnilG Counsellor Rogers, 81 Berlin,
t0r DE aeies3kns
To all Wishing iosarshce, sc wanld
Fceommcnd Robert Reyuolds, q Reters-
barg, wh9 hss been IN tie business foF
gate 5 numbtr q years, and wilhAl is
oae II The feW men whose statements
can b strictly relied uPon.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-08-02

THK ColoSsAt. BR8NxE SrAryI 90 VIC.
ToRr which stands IN The Park, ST Lowell
before The tomb Of tho iirsi soldiers that
iell 10 The reyolution, Il lasting and
beautiful tribute OF att II l. one ef lhc
first objects sought by strangers visiting
our sister eity. which indeed many well,
purposely % see this elegant object OF
high ART IL was obtained from the King
OF Bavaria bY Or J { Aver. 10 whom
bic msiosiy was especially gracious ia 90.
knowledgmcat Of what bis remedies are
REPEATED 20 have done TOT the suffering
sick. II was donalcd by Tho Doctor 20
the City OF Lowell as n permanent aud
speaking emblem Of The victories both Of
Science and Arms liagcrstown Nd J
ISgss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-08-02

Many of tho singers In town have
been applying themselves very closely for
the past few weeks in learning the sacred
opera Of Esther, aud are TO bring il ont
at Music Hall, on Wednesday aud Thurs
day evenings OF next week Mr.. Pierce,
the director, has rendered this piece
several times in neighboring towns OF late,
aud, according to all accounts, with great
success, aud We doubt not that fine mu-
steal feast Is In store for us in this picture
OF song The costumes Ia which IL is
given are very fine. About sixty singers
are engaged In IT, Below we give the
names Of the leading characters:
King Atasuerus, Mr.. Il. ID. Wheeler
Queen Esther, Mrs. A, u. Austin
Hannah prince OF The Realm,
Nr. a. ID. Austin
Ieresh (ilsmaus wife),
Miss Helen NJ. Black
Mofdecai, The jew, Mr.. {. 7. $. Pierce
Nordecu's Sister, Mrs. Il. +. loyt
Prophecies, j I. Beach
Jrsisn Maiden, Mss Ella Earl
Illegal, Mr.. j. 7. Black
Herald, 4" G.. Nicholson
Kings Scribe, j. u. IIollister
Kings Guard, Messrs. Towsley 4 Felt
llaTbouah, Mr.. Geo Nicholson
The eoncer, 81 the Congregational
church, Tuesday evening, which wac
reshy impromptu, the performers volun-
teeriag their services with very little
preparation, was quite as good - some
which have been preceded by weeks Of
drili. Owing to the unavoidable abb
sence OF one or two who were expected,
SOME OF the pieces were Omitted, bat
there were enough remaining TO furnish
a very good programme. The singing OF
Mis. stacy was especially fiDe. With a
voice Of rare purity she sang with great
deal OF expression, showing careful aod
persistent training. She is evidently en-
titled 70 place In the front rank OF anna
ienr yoealisis Miss sproal also showed
careful musical training though her Sc
lection for tie evening was not very well
adspied 10 show what she l. capable Of
doing We noticed marked improve.
men, Ia the singing d Miss WAterhouse,
and her short course al the New EnglAn
Conservatory has evidently not been IN
vain. One oflhe bes, things Of The even.
F ing was the song OF Susie Burr. The
esse and grace with which she sang the
simple melody esa not be acquired with
( years u asady, IL can oalY come Of "a
taFe. Aessrs. liemenwsy aud Ssiil far
uisLed good tenor add bass. ihougb the
piece bad never before been sung to-
gelher by al the quartet. Mr.. Hove ex.
eeuied several diGsnt pieces oa the
otgan With great deal Of taste and skill.
There was 20 altempi TO "skow Of, =
which Is The faaa Of too many ofgAnists
Mr. Howe has evidently abriliisnt tniare
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Thousands az persons are Just begin.
ming TO appreciate the curative qualities
OF DIR. a. j. FIagg's Cough aud Lung
Syrup lie receives daily a large NUN.
Der OF commendaiory letters, reiatiy TO
q c wonderful results being attained from
the use OF this la,t aud best remedy Tor
Consumption. Sold by all Druggists.
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Mrs. Edmund Stone died OF eonsnnp-
ton July gath, aged SO years.
Oar new stage driver, Men,er, has
reduced the fare from Berlio TO Troy TO
a. eeu,e. Menter has the best turnout
ihst we have seen on that road for the
last quarter Of century, and l. worthy
Of the patronage Of The people living on
The line
The Bly, Arehsmbsuli suit comes OF
August l0,h. This i case Involving
title to strip OF land, worth less than
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MANCHESTER

Large parties are visiting the am.
Of Mt Equinox every pleasant day
$ resort is growing more popular each
r..
N s. Kenyon and franklin Allen,
b Of onr summer visitors, captured
teen pounds Of brook front. Tuesday.
{ brook had been posted
Rev. a. G. Roe. Of Clyde, n. Y,
Aohed at The Congregational church
Snndsy Rev. DIR. Bosrdman, Of
burn, N. ~. is expected TO supply the
j pin during August.
Chief Justice rierrcpont will preside
be special term Of court here, to try
case Of Park -. Troy & Boston Il. r.,
10 state Il more correctly. WIN. +.
Sander, trustee, vs.. L. & b. II. II.
e. NJ. Pratt. who formerly kept the
pot restaurant, has purchased the stock
goods ~ J G. Blackmer. lie will sell
DDS at rates that will make II All object
trade with him. tie has an advertise
ut.
Mr. sud Mrs Merwin, Of Valparaiso.
nth America, will be st Or. Wiekham's
Thursday Of this week, TO spend few
~ MIR. Merwiu is engaged In mission
\ work Ia tina, cts and both 81 them
We many friends 10 This vicinity
-, il astonishing how many people
|ere arc who, when you ask them for
cal Item "don'l know anything" but
hen the paper colncs out, say "iherc i
|ihins 10 g. aud they eould make a
liter paper lhemselycA
mir. Fred W Mauiln, who was 50
IiioaslY Injured Ia the sceidcn, 70 The
bAeh al Dorset last Summer, i.at the
|gaInox House, having recovered The
se Of his limb. II was serions business
|r him, but be seems TO have come ont
IL with health and spirits unimpAired.
The good man rceiinesh i, Biz ease
: coyerelh Biz besd With paper; he
Gkelh bis rest aud bis snotes are heard
} the land. The house ly l. not so, for
il heart deviselh evil continually. aud
hen be has oFept under The psper, be
III tickle The good man. nose Verify
u this 10 vanity and vexstion Of spirit.
Oar collector, q. II Smith, has The
own tar ast aud the school tax lisl for
)islFict No. 5 Ia his hands for collection
AK payers can cave lea per ceut BY
aging lhe town tax TO Mir. Smith on OF
'eIone September let, which Is quite an
lem Ia these bard limes
There was = vefy heavy rsiu Sunday
lighI, which raised the water "a the
lreams sers high, bus 40 damsge va.
Icas Ia THE vlelniiy except ,olow meadow
ands, WHICH 10 some instances were
Ioodcd. TIE este Ia Essl Rupert were
oyered 70 the depth u two o. Ihrcs
set.
= NJ Charles VI. Stewart. 81 Braltic-
orc, viii ba ia tits ADJ nelghbefing
owns for some slEnc, engaged Ia selling
,lanos and orgaus Mr.. Stewart has the
sesg Instruments 10 tbs aafkei, and Nil
,ell them ca reasonable terms Nj
s.ewaEt has sold : greas mAuY insiru.
Bsuls. and hi Fepala,lon i, SECOND L
10 saitsmsErin The slate
The prize shooting match e4ue 81
Tuesday oti,hand. 700 yards. De- swif
made IS. aud won The GIVE dollar g0lt
pisce & T. Lln2 made 30, sud won CIV
iollRr; d. X slmands made IS, ans
ven three dollars. 2nd L. Fsfbtf mad,
p, And woH tso d0llsrs W. A. niaei
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kqsiaas Hessr
H. B oAfn. Proprietor
ona, stolss. w,is. tso children sna sar.
&AeN tofk
q. w. faiief New fpFs
% ala y, falisf.
w Falief. u
w. faiisF.
"a W MsaiiiH.
D. Gua!d ~ Aikshy
100 u0uA
NJ Baaksr, Ass 1aFk
o. o. u Ward.
Vanderbilt Allen
n q Field. Cambridge, Mac
and Mrs 4 n Fhaips sBd Maid, tsJ
staen snd thfes hofses, Mes iort.
3 ~ A DAfling Aaw ieft
- H. ". nsdiag,
in.r.lsy Morgan sad Wife Nss Yars
. n, Rylsnca,
add Mrs. ". y. Roberto snl maid, lao
I hmsH aud tAo h0tsDs, Aes fotk,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-08-02

The Smithsonian Institution records
show that The capital city OF Minnesota
has winter OF l4S days, during which
the temperature IL lGs Fair. below The
freezing point. That such An arctic tenn
perature is more favorable 20 the cure OF
consumption than a climate comparative
ly warm and uniform throughout the
year, ia point that IL not proved. Oi
the consumptives who 90 10 Minnesota,
even Ia the early stages OF their com
plant, but one in fifteen are cured.
The Young Mems Christian Association
OF ST. Paul has found il necessary to take
in charge the burial Of the friendless in.
valids that flock there IN the vsin hope
Of the climate cure; aud they have album
dant duty as undertakers. la short,
there seems 10 be no sovereign balm for
Consumption 10 Minnesota Aud this
is not only the case there, bat il also true
OF other supposed beneficial climates.
Far better would il be for the patient TO
remain al home, and take some reliable
remedy like DIR. A. j. Flagg's Cough
aud Lung Syrup, which The Inventor, 3
wel-known practieiDg physician OF
Clafeinont, N II !, has used with unpar-
alleled success 10 bis practice for over
fifteen years
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-08-02
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

are gone The disorders they produce disAppth
such ~ liberation of the liver, stomach, kidney
lungs, eruptions aud eruptiye diseases Of Ga
skin, 81. Anthouy's Fire, rose OF eryspeas
pmpss, pustules, blotchep. boils tumors to,te
aud salt fheum, scald head, rugworm, ulcer
aud soree. rheumatism, neuralgia pam 10 tae
bones, slde aud head, female weshness, sterility,
euch0rrhaa aisng from iLtofnal liberation aud
uterine d.ease, dIopsy, dyspepsia emaciAtion
and general debility. With IN " departure
health returns
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TRAINS LEAVE FOR THE NORTH

35}A,M Night Express New York and Mon.
treai and Ogdensburg.
~ 33 A. M--saturdsy Nights
10 IA A. M-Mail from Bennington, Troy
and Montrealahd ogdensburg.
93S P. M.-Express, New York and IT Adams
25 p NJ, Mixed, Chatham Corners aud Ben
nington for Rutland.
The train connecting with the M Mail leayes
TOY at 40 n. m. connecting with the night
trains fromNow York.
The Day Express leaves New York, ats n. M,
arriving at st. Adams 80 y. m
The night express leaves New York ats 80 p. M
via Troy, excepting Saturdays when IL leaves
New York at 90 p. NJ, Manchester II 33 A. NJ.
Saturday night and rms through to Montreal
Sleeping cars are attached 20 both night tfains.
Drawing room cars are attached To day express
between st. Adams and New York.
Tickets and checks through TO all important
points.
Connects at State Line with trains for Troy
New York and all points south and west, al Chat
ham with trains for New York aud Hartford, at
Hoosic junction with trains for North Adams and
tho Tunnel at Rutland with trains for all points
north and cast.
JESSE BURDETT, J. W, HOBART
Division Superintendent. Gen1 Superintendent.
st. Adams, VT, July 70, 1877.
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SPECIAL NOTICES


skiRa.r Post No. "a. q. A. H.,
Meets In Adsms Hall. Factory POINT, on
the hrst Tuesday evening Of each MONTH
JOHN q. BLACKMEg Commander.
Grant Ledge, No. i0i, !, u. g, T,
Meets 1t Adams Hall every Saturday evening
Al z o'clock, All members Of the "0fder" are
invited. Degree meetings every trst and third
Saturday evening OF each month At o'clock
7, J. HuYT, l. y.
IndIno Fire Company,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-08-02
m HAS STOOD THE TEST.

If you doubt tho wonderful success OF
SHILoH's CONSUMPTION CURE, give 1t a
trial; then you are not perfectly salts
fed, return the bottle and we will refund
the price paid. 1t has established the
fact that Consumption eau be cured,
while for Coughs, Hoarseness, Asthma,
Whooping Cough, and all Lung and
Throat troubles, there Is nothing like IL
for a quick aud positive cure, and IL sci
dom tails 10 cents, 80 cents, and ~ 90
per bottle II your Lungs are sore,
or Chest Or Back lame, use SHILoH's
Porous PLASTER. Price % ccnts. Sold
by Wait 4 Hard,
On. SHllLOH's SYS EN- VIrALlI.
ER /. nu doubt he most successful cure
Tor Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaint we
have ever known, otherwise we would
not guarantee II H. cases OF COnsnmp.
iion, whore General Debility, Luss OF
Appetite and Constipation exis' il viii
restore and regulate the sys'em while
SlllLOIl'S CURE allays the inflamstion
and heals the lungs. Price 10 crnts
Sold by Wait Il Hard.
HACKMETACk, a rich aud fragrant
pei fume sod by Wait a Hard, Man
chester, VI elsewhere by ALI dealers.
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ms8s 81. Y. c. Ors "a. L. G. OviA IS,
ana G y. Orya ". ihs lAitog ssking she
lsahsf mnasl Dr. nuntnway al nea
shsaa AnssAes mAisA Is sooa ta esme
a8 h,6funaz zFe from ihs Eqaiue4 Hose
aealsa ~ g. r Les Ans hts irez ne
age, Aes8c8 - ~ swia.
Mss q he reierans iroa ih.s ivws
hsrs ehAAts So sbs oo@iag eesisnuisl,
tbeekb sosst have DOT pet reported.
58aa G. Hlaek nor has sbs papers, sHd
ever maa eaxhi 20 be % hsnd. The 81.
psass sill nol - VERY heasy AID 70 one
.sa fH5f8 10 slsY Al bone Manchester
eas haye 0us 81 lie bet companies on
iis gT8an5 We learn from history that
Manchester vas promaiy 90 baud Ia
lssg, Aad We bope iss9 vii witness DO
5saeasrAey "a Ne part q Der patriotic
ctssss
rhelps Perkins old Buekskin under.
ioak ) little elrsas performances going
d9wu lhe PaFdy hill the other day,
which pss Witnessed by small bot APP
pfeeltilvs sadiepoe. The cid horse beat
DeKlers beet time, And when the old
Iamber wagon went over = water bar Il
Roula lamp ~ icAss three feet from toe
ground with Aoouple Of horse shoes beat
in9 tattoo % the front end. Young
Glhbsns held The lines and didn't appear
10 cpJ9y Il az well 50 old Bucktkln, bat
he succeeded in holding bis hair on until
tbs chow WAS over. Il was purely a
farce, though there was nice place for .
tragedy 90 have come 10 q the finale.
~ The Centrsi Vermont railroad have
established the following rates Of fare 10
Bennington snd return during The cen.
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% H k&sHfan frafFstat
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kastss l9@R Fneti lf 81 .
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Ilgsfti u hsS tei9 trstt kesHR srth-
f.1s8e rs. ga .4sgs. Clssim A.
NE hnarE rfagfetaf
!. i kaafAesief fssfosa &spoi Naattgs
asaaga ts.3 Fnatfs - -
vrsgsa. ssasas Msafhsaef nAfaad atpH
lays. Thurs8sfs $40 stfsflsfs a ~ -.
sgufsl ~ q n q u. sFsia gmag Ag44h
Slsas kssassa,ases q fssseg
d CrHYta. FfogiialoT
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BOWMAN & PATTERSON.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
For Diseases OF the Thr0at and
Lungs, such as Coughs. Colds,
WhoOping-cough Asthma
O O NJ - " M ErIo N /,

~ - ~ - ~ Iva - - ~
The few compositions, which have won the
confidence Of mankind and lscoins household
words. among not only one bot many nations,
must have extraordinary virtues. Perhaps No
one ever secured so wide a reputation. or main
tanned II so long as Arms CHERaY PEcrORAL
II has been known TO tho public shout forty
years, by long continued sores Of marvellous
curee, and have won for " confidence Ia Ne
virtues never equslled by any other medi.
cine. II still makes the most etieetual cures Of
COUGHS. COLDS. CONSUMPTION,
that can be made by medical tkin Iadeed, the
CHERRY PfcToRAL has really robbed these dang.
erous diseases OF their tsrrors, Ia q great sIs
tent, aud given a feeling 0fimmunity from their
fatal effects, that's we'll founded II the remedy
be taken in season. Every family should have
it IN their el0set for the ready aud fompt relief
~ Its members. eiekntH., suffering, aud even
life s saw 4 ny this msly protection. Tn prn.
dent .l ull not neglect IT, and this wise gill
not. Keep IL b, you for the nruteeli0p u affords
by it, timely uss 10 suddea attacks.
rRrfAREp ~
DG. } G. AYEH " Co Lowell, Mass.
Prsc ic,l aud AnslyticEl Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
IN MkDlClN
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A. GhAs, Proprietor
e. Gfegory. Aes lsfA
y. sheldon, Dupett.
% " G. EseieiA. l1riisud. Maize
o.. II Tbsehcr, Jf, Albany
H. Graham. nfnaalyu
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NOTICE |!

NOTICE
Having purchased OF v Grover his Carriage
businers stock and sccounts, | am prepared to
do JobLing Work cheap for each. Carnage
Painting sud Trimming Up c,Alty.
II. KELLEY.
Factory Point, VT March, 1877 -
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IloeaI InteIlIgence.
.atr...an. naa,.la.

IlcHsDAY August 1
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III b. rsiifosa ~ ksu farA. AibsuF Ifay
beta ana Neet AZ II a. a, D. aud 81 b.
kH ~ ra4ifosa fer hHiland bafijngtnu
safik asA Etsi 81 eis sea NfN
kyffIlE sail - stage esasss ai la 81 ~
oFFlCE epea ffom sN tgar
f,osn - North SINE slthe fnsi ea.ft e
|a kai onF,m
! from he gopih sftifs y tie iesi Ofiee
- d Gad I 90
Zoe peYa. lAuAgrBrs, N8nasiils, jamaica
h.. 81 Stage. close ~ fart8F} rashi Fattui.
tifAN IHsslsss, ThnfsdkYs are SAT.
easgs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-08-02

Tie challenge OF the Ondawa base
bAll club was accepted by the Red Noun.
tain club OF Arlington, in which the on-
dawas beat by score Of l6 TO 10. Below
we give the score:
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CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD
HARLEM EXTENSION DIVISION
SUM MER ARRANGEMENT

MOVING SOUTH:
DAM ail from Rutlaqd for Troy also for
Bennington aud New York via Leba-
non Springs aud Chatham.
II 81 p. M.-ExpTess, New York and st. Adams
via Troy.
3 IS p. Mixed from Enllsud
10 so p. NJ Night Express Montreal, Ogdons-
burgh aud New YORK via Troy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-08-02

ln AEs sAsoasu protrsslou. Ths piano ma
Sc wa& Aiso ws}i erscasnd, bat we bare
- spsps 70 psrsicelsrist. lfths aodi-
sscs had sssn larger AID shs weather
osalsf kna more gime spent 10 preitrs-
sson. ths performers aishi sii hsys iuns
bsgisr, lisough they bcgd not, by aay
ne4us, lsei sshsmtI 81 their record 90
th.s oceasian.
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norFL sRnIvals

opsu ftsm stosh
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-08-02

Leave Troy Daily. Saturdays kseepts4
Al ) O'el0rk T. AZ.
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Large parties are visiting the ium.
OF M. Equinox every pleasant day
! resort is growing more popular each
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-19

Following Ia the list oil standing COM
mittees appointed by the Board of
Trade:
Manutactures-W. L. Robinson, P. p.
Lane, Jos. f. Meader, l.. Markbreit, L.
Nj. Dayton, W. j. III. Gordon.
Cummerce-N. Macueal, Geo. II. Proc
tor, Julius Reis, S. Il. Burton, A. A.
Bennett.
Taxation-Gazzam Gauo, c. II. Gould,
j. l.. keok, Thos. Spooner, Alex. Buct-
man.
Arbitration-Geo. W. Jones, w. III.
Alma, z. Il. Hartman, W. S. Dickinson,
A. Il. Chamberlain.
Appeals-W. 4. Bishop, VIM. Aubery,
Il. =. Gosnorn.
Railroads.&c.. A. G. Adae, H. j. Page,
Henry MACK, Josiah Kirby, VIM. Means.
River Navigation-S. +. Covington,
John W. Hartwell, VIM. Henry Davis,
Transportation S. Lester Taylor,
Adolph Wood, Alex. Mcdonald, Chas. 1.
MoCrea, W. T. Thorne.
Law-Stanley Matthews, Thomas B.
Paxton, Z. r. Taft.
neutrality-suspicious. Olhaber, w. s.
Dickinson, j. j. Hooker, Louis Krohn,
f. Ii. Lawson.
Weights and Measures-Thos. E.
Hunt, Jacob rraer, l.. Mayer.
Public mproVements-E. p. Ransom,
John Shillito, Andrew Erkenbrecher, NJ.
10th, j. H. Richter.
Flnance-L. Seasongood, Il. Dymond,
Thomas g. Smith, L. Z. Wier, George
IL. Dill.
United States Signal service-Daniel
b. Pierson, j. "A. Scarlet, julius Dex-
ter.
Commercial Library-W. S. Munson,
Alex. Hill, Ii. Cooper.
Smoke Preyention-Jos. Kinsey, Rob-
ert Mitchell, Chas. d. Wells, j. b. r ).
sor, Jabez Nj. Waters.
Industrial Exposition-John j. Hen.
Gerson, Z. Z. Lane, Ii. Cooper, S. NJ
Barrett, John j. Hooker.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-19
LOCAL BALEVLILES.

KINDER wintry like yesterday.
EIGATY-Two deaths reported last
week
THERE'LL be no St. Patrick's parade
to-day.
Col. Bon. INGERsoLL had large au-
dience to listen W mis- lecture on
"Ghosts," last night.
The Directors OF the G., Fl. & D. Rail-
road elected r. Il. Shoemaker President,
Il. Ii. Short Secretary anu Treasurer
and q. B. Marsh Cashier.
A Two-YEAR-oLD daughter of Mr.. Geo.
8. Brown, Who mad locke herself up In
the second story OF No. 1873 West Sixth
street, had to be helped cut of the WIN
dow by the members Of the Gift Eagine
Company yesterday.
THE annual commencement exercises
OF the Cincinnati College of Pharmacy
take place on Wednesday evening at
College Hall. DIR. Thad. A. Reamy,
Prof. ]. f. Judge and MIR. John q. Otis,
Of the graduating class, are to make the
addresses.
Jos, ANTHONY CORY, afour-year-old
son OF Patroiman Cory, was burned, to
death Saturday evening about 8 o'clock
while being locked up at his home, No.
634 Race street. The boy set his clothes
on ire with some matches. An inquest
was held the same evening.
THE Southern Railway Trustees have
filed petition asking jury for the as
sessment Of compensation to be paid for
land appropriated by them tor the bu Id
ing OF the northern approach to the
bridge. The parties owning the land
are VIM. O'Mara, j. T. Crawford, JOS.
LongWortn, Catn. I. Anderson, j. l..
Stettinius, B0cklage & Holm, j. l..
Wayne, ID. Barton and others.
MRS. WILHELMINE HoLLER, wife of a
fresce-palnter, ana Henry Crater, BROTH
sr OF Mrs. Holler, visitor from Chicago,
who live in the Stephenson building,
northwest corner of Main and Cana
streets, have been taken severely i'll,
from the effects 1t is supposed OF drink
Ing tea, bought from Chinese peddler
OF the article, and which 1t is thought
has been doc ctored with copperas to give
it good color. DR.. BucKner has got
his patients beyond danger, but they
are still Ill. The obnoxious tea is to be
Analysed.
The ). P. @. A. have attended to the
following cases since our last report {:
Isaac Edwards, driving CALLED horse,
fined 80; &. W. James, driving CALLED
horse, tined 50; Fred. Hitler, Tor striking
porse with dray pin, fined So; Fred.
iScbmude, for striking horse with dray
pin, nned IS; john Sturtz, for over
crowding calves in wagon, fined $40;
Jos. Eppiy, using lame horse in street
oars, hned IS; q. Gelicks, overcrowding
chickens, fined 80. Twenty reprimands,
and several horses ordered out TOR vari.
GUS causes within the last week.