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, 1877-09-27
Another Letter from Mrs. G. Krapf.

Ds. NAnwAy-Kind Sit, Irsks tho liberty % Adirre
yon sgatn;, ~ health Il greatly lpoved Gy !he ssSt
xoae nd III fourth ac.fiy o. nfops{ |. eose, hs.'
S aFsostox. ahl my *saths Iec.eszlnx vcFy tase j.
the WONDERFUL Egfa yoat ueaetno has oar for ne oas
aStIs nam6sf fnom III nisss ouIs Viz trsrx.i,
-.,,..-.,-..",.,, =, Mis-. q; KHSAPF.. KHS =,
esnlAb& lsy. and yerJ beusvoleat. sha hal Ntn tae
cans u selling many Bottles VI tue cs1!xent y ths
dtuKXlRte OF Ann A1tOt to ItsAdQl afflicted NtR hLe!
a4l fumvts We lave heard ei aosNs s0ndeFta, curta
s1se'ea -" toa's ts'pee''a''iRpE iRpEnBAcu / co.
Ann AIboF, Aieh., Aug, ~, 1915,
, 1877-09-27
EX.MlNlsIER WhsEBuanE.

B0ec1d5 1N1D44tH 70 3Ne EHEI40 1F151A4
dALENA, ILL.,, Sept. 1.-T'Ao Hon. e. B.
Washburns u expected 1t hts old home about
ths middle Of next week Ills Qa.ena fsteuds
irrespective OF party, arc arranging n public re-
feptIut4 iu his homer. II IL thought that Mr.
Wvsl4burne,. sausnv4 With ths laurels 10 h4a
Kalnul in puble lie, will 70 out Ut politics, aud
thas liz Will busy himself in the future with his
peQ,
, 1877-09-27
A NOTE FROM PROF, WAYLAND,
To tAx Editor ~ JAs Tribune,

New HAVEN, Coun., Sept. 20-I havo read
with much interest communication tn your
paper Of Sept. ~, Oh the "Trlmp Nuisanec,n
signed "l[uManity." With much that IL cou-
tans heartily es>ncur, but must call tho at
tEntlon ot tbs writer to the fS+t that tleilnu
ttlu trump til "An able-tAA!icl pauper, who ID
Unwilling to labor.t FAAkcls HArLAap.
, 1877-09-27

pca%c.,blc Indians. Sending tr.,ops there will
l'ro'ah'y o.fcnl sntnc 'Ini,ns, brighten "th,t+,
a,1,l dis uusarc nj s'mtr l>,~. rf hrsnntn. tikr
Their white ncghsWrs H. will rcrtIlnly cause
rrcat n'artn niilng white settlers along the
Northern plcitlc Railroad, anil Il not 1uselablc
By any reasonaLte Cxense Of Necessity.
, 1877-09-27

The iIabiiltlcs nre abont 81, 400, ooo. '"'s''
alma csn ssae oWn 10 what M th,nt u hst
pn It doesnt iae!us " snythins M shat 70 soa
Elder o. u! aoaotia! ARA think y gooa man
ths.a a r,,a nn,nI y, ,
God asai ot money'" 40 '''a'ns' '4sn. " ''''a
m. .n eoSsIMGG1t2M ta coarASf CLAM,
nany Il II tis rha.ncrr H. ~, cno - III.
isps,s e5issss. ~ r. With , @oaos . eaim y sS oa5
hyla r. ths , x9,1a Ia noto q q: ooo :!ene3 y
illIaoI. Hwy; itssay e9usa. Ana that no!e.
oo i eSssss. ~ ,4 a. i y aeuf we
@ eonhtsM s ~ o1 o. aesets ata!!.
lhe satne ID true OF H'hch otncf olheF paper.
soGaa o,a cItc1ao ,tn 40 t.s tN;,EsTMESrs e
cmesEo, E!.,,ou .. ,,.
resented. IL faets In I ,ha cosc aro t1,a Ihrsc
Jamss H. H9wen samc to IA ior1 lean 81 s1o0 o0o
aonth Saeaso ana. naa f,at security examined
ha W. Lad Wo wrisS yaussons msIs ns
nnc w., mi on" o,h"r p nos Il n.nsnt n nonn now
.,. 1hn valuation & S now ~ tue bank: 1ae.s @ ncn
! was net ta!i.aea; i tl.ensht 4 wss TO
issss u,aqe IT, ~ sseonS .siuatioa; hs pas teo
efoaaa o. f:u. w. Mo then male ttlo Loan. A.
c.ea:ea ~ II lonn suo u0. Nsaftetwar4s fofeelocd
1na @ toos the laad no now ~ M oaak - holds about
co,a ~ ax an ueFc @ a. n.s .u .,s !h,n ~
lsnys 19nd. nd 's whsh .te nov worth fFom ho 70 M %
" sors q rest s Jea ofs or ta ie bees st
a., a. sny nun who knows saythinT about tho place
We certainly DO nut anu dun't believe aay un.
M IT,, man ~ tnls eH{ Will y!
sna y msrap ~" r 10 ea n s %'nsy ~
a1tzc 0M u Al 0lcc. nut that - not my lault.
The aursilan 10 10 considered t. whsthsr at the
s San ia ws 1e tas sseafy a[ W. sna
PAID fusit. l1cluye thcEo will ba no d1unt abaut
lh3a tmgIy an !htolllSenk set OF roa! catsto meti
h1aa tsf p m sny ,pst ct 5srls1l IN busas::
:, st; =. ,eea'Sn = !. .se ,ei, beat good share
that you owy i,r'
tonnsI -, na"s mnx "n s"s ~ W. ~ nasq
have tusi,ed uvrf to Ito banE everything pusscss-
g. hayo % reserved : nothing. not even ny homs;
exceed tbs amount dus the tsnk by At lss.t ssn
00U.', 80
F!e1to npceity xhas foa hsv9 turned oysI;,
All ind was IL rrsI ss,stn' Tho ,Ieea tnel"%ss Ms
ny aua,c4tcsd. houau injured toF $lo o00, and lot
~ on @ ~ on N.elSa an4 l49 9n
W. ~, T.. 49, .I % sA'asu ~ ~ ~ II MI;
t.n,s a." tSo ~ 1n cseaRS avenaa xasth slu.u
~ ~ , ss. III ~ ;a4s atcGne Mefth
1s,an vify ',aus1t mW ssa,e oae ot On ne
sh ia GGu!etatut MasI t1uAs1ke " 4uo !es1 w
ftmerI :, % WV ia ~ aeet % ~ sveh4e. .ss
i."1.N - - ~ uoo Wv etouI14 ~ tot ~ p!cAe!
ayspue. sa1ush It. x, NM lid .,,v seSs nosp
' thu l!al..laote n nh!o sa1.shops, WORTH Ia lbs
i,a ."x ~ y r. w.. .o..,.,s A..
| tsnEs' N'4~' ''~>~'''9e'' '"e 'a'
~ considerable auount"
,.anaisfrr INV nf 9 VIZ, ~ hs othsr stoeeho'aen
III haYu not sull ! tullsf's woIth of nv own
m HiHFL
, 1877-09-27

Happy tidIDgz for nervous sufferers, aud shoso
who lave been dusei. druyge1, and 4uaclvl,
puycsmacheta Electric uc!ss sdcctua1ly -cuso
aud Journal, with Information worta shou.snix,
mailed frec. Address Palvesmaehet OAlvanic Co,
ltIciup2tL @.
, 1877-09-27
SPORTING NEWS.

AT ToI.HDO,

TOLEDO, O., Sept. 26.-To-,tay having been
act apart as holiday In connection with the
holding uf tho Tr-statc Fair, business las been
very generally suspended, hnl the Attendance
at the Fair autl races llas greatly exceeded that
OF any previous DAY. Twenty-Five Thousand
people were I'll tho ground this afternoon.
Tho first race callrl WIS pacing race; four
entries: ait started. Won By Straight Edge,
who took the first, second, md fourth heats,
Lucy sccond, swcctzcr third.
Racing for pur.c OF $780, $Mo 10 Grat, $3.50 to
tecond, s0p 10 thlri stto to f,urth:
I: N. f,ogan, MnrphJsboro, ILL.,, b. g.
,asn s's'!aet Necsli", sEs fi.i.Sais, "a. m:
A. ~? n, Wilson, Youngstown, III; O.. ;..
Jese fistst. Toiedc. g.. + I: 'iii ino
s7,at.a:s4; a:ss,f; s:2i; aaSs.
class, ten eutrrs, eight started. Won by sher-
pnnl Boy taking tho trst, third, and fourth
heats: Dan Dassett Second, Salem third, Day
Dick fourth.
a:s, c1o,., pur.c SaS"s5 s9oo so TO ar.,, sl7a to
second, slaa Il third. s50 to fourth:
y. i; Heck, chleuso ILL.,. r. +. shcp.,
Ct: " kma;;, 'vswbufr, t., ;. i;'' I. Dan
1esn i!'sjiura,. iiiaidaio. n u. Z.
V. l.. Williams, Upper SanLusky. IT,, b.
T. Hay lick ,...... -. 80. ....,.....1 =
0eorso " Japibon, Delaware, o., =. &.
X. stfmson. Cleveland, o.. blk. m. Iowa
j. Kitxm'lief, Canton, g.. So 6. 4. ju'tsc
1. Kenyon, ciovsisni, O.. s. $. lin
1imt-a:; a:si; Is: 2 ';:;:ii s:;i
In tho third heat of this race I,ay Dick led nt
tho stand, but sent to the last place fur foul
driving, MD tho icat was given to Sheppard
Boy.
, 1877-09-27

HoaTUH--1aARTPOHp.
Hptci0t MGxticA to 7Af th4ui9o TftbHnt.
DosToS, Sept. 2i.-Tllo Dostoils eYerlasttnEly
,!, WARMED the Hsr;fos;s ;,,; here toiay ~ tho
lluw won i've aud ono was tic. Tlis sctt1eA
the championship question Without doubt, anu
Boston Is corfcsp0ndfngly happy. Tic score
by
Innings l23 4 8 - 81 =
1to-ton.....,.. ......3 / o o 1-14
lfnftfo!1.... ........1 o o ] o o o.
Umpre-Mr. Sumner.
ALt.Ef11tENr-sTAn.
.OtL C1rr, Pa, Sept 20.-Dasc-ball: Alle-
gheny, IL; Star. d.
sT. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. .B.-lasc-ball: g. Louis,
O.; indianapolis, o.
, 1877-09-27

7Tret7dI NsNdfFh % TIE E1}cNJ0 7FJ6Nnf.
Fast 3Au1xAw, Mich, Sopt. ai,.-rIo second
duY Ut The fail meeting ot tho Northwestern
Driving Fark Track MAS splenliI, but tho attend.
Rncc vas not as large us expected. III the thrcc-
minute class, purse of $io0 was wun In three
straight hcata BY Etlla, Bctsy Ann second, kittle
thlrd-tin,c, $3.50, ::}j, an1 3::tj. The :5s class
for purse Of $lD0 was takon by q. T. Pilot II,
three straight heats, Josh billings tukne sccull
iaoney-ttlne, 2:V0, 2:3I, aud 2:::11y.
, 1877-09-27

Urinary and Womb piseases O.Iyel. Diabetes propsl.
btOppnxc Of Water. lncont!nence OF ugtns. uFiKhtt
ntsc1s1, AIbuMlnurta aud al c4zeg WlrIe tiers
o5sek apss dsnost of ne wasss .hlsk cIony mi1sa
whlte silx. Or there u morbid dark htl!oua apps
ancq and white bo1t. dust deposits. and when hefv i
pEtcksny, burning stnaat!on when pAslinK water. tnd
pain In the emAlt Of tbs bAck aud ALONG tic l0IAA
, 1877-09-27
PRICE, 81 Per Bottle.
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.
PRICE

ANN AnnoH- Mich. Apr! %. ls73. -DK. RApXAY-
snv s snl s.o u.inx tn ss.Sy s!sf s,3us 4 1s a.
fiost eminent th}slclaua OF our Acolcs College ps
bounced Incur Atle
poaaJs xhta e9m1acaStl with ,ou{ reI,siies: aa9 l
iii gcna yet. havs taken twenty fou. 6otts e ~.
solvent ano OF Iieef, and fur ottrs Of PIfa
y1yF bpvE i" fRlse 4nd True"
, 1877-09-27
Tumor Of Twolve Yoars' Growth
Cured by Radway's RosolVent

Ds; NAnr4y-I hare hsd 0x.ttan M MTumof tn r.. h:
90 helm Tor j." tttei e,erYlhpx thai vi: Ierom,
and thu1XAt would tsf II At !ISJ faith f IT, T.
s9i!ss hsd susted ~ tT.!.a }s.s opk 1 "a Gd
battles of your lieady eltsf} and thsr u not sEn u
tumoe to ts fg and ttel httsT snla1ter ana
WA ia shs est siis of ths howrls, over Tho Ero!n
hublIatI II = Won cLoass HANNAH +. KNAPP,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-23
Illinois Central Railrd
shortest ana Hest Route TO Chicaxo.
.SIOU XCITY to CHICAGO
without Change Of Cars,
Commencing Dec. 9Th, 1874.
A-Da!ly Express Passenger Train will leave
Sioux City, sandays excepted. on the arrival
trn.a
FROM YANKToN.

Ez1S)Ax- 4 1LAIS1A1NIEN.
Leave sioux City at l.40 p. M, and arrive st Chit
cngo at $40 p. m
Sleeping Cars run through from Sioux City to
Frreport.
Passengers leaving Chicago, bound west At s.a5
p. via the Illinois Central railroad, will arrive
Al siouA City the next day At 10 y. IN.
An accommodation train Will leave Sioux t'tty
daily, csccpt Saturdays, at $50 y. M, connecting
with through passenger trains at Fort Dodge.
Passengers leaving Chicago at .20r. m, arrive
at Sioux City nj I 90 a.
Trains going east connect ct Chicago with all
trains for Detroit, Cleveland, Dunnlo, Niagara
ingion, New York, Bosion and sllparts Of the
East.
Thi. train connects AT Waterloo with trains ON
the Cedar Falls and Minnesota Brnnrb. leaving
Materloo nt,is 30 a. m, and arriving .. Mona At
6.2o y, IN, connecting with Milwaukee 4 st. Paul
railroad trains, and arriving At 81. Paul At S.so p
Corrections are made at Frecport w4h trains
the Illinois Central rai road main line, .taNng
Freepott Al a.47 p. m, arriving at GalesburR n
ti5 N; peoris Up m; Burlington xt p m Rock
l.and al ~ IN; Quincy at9 80 m: st Louis
At ]. 10 a m, and Cairo at 10 IN; connecting ~
Cairo with trains for Memphis, Nashville, ricks.
burg. Mobile. New OrleAns. aud
All Parts of the South
Connections are also made at Freepot. with
Western Union trains, leaving Frecport at 1.29 p
n aud arriving ": Racine at 6.5S p IN and Mi
sapkeeGt 7.2S m.
Gounca,ions are also made At Dnbuqac to 81
Louis, Cairo, and aR points south
Baggage Checked Through
TO sl important pe!nts.
For through tickets aud Information apply
the Illinois Central depot
Trains run by Dubuque time, which lie twenty
minutes fasteS thrn Sioux City.
GENERAL Passenger Agent, Chicago.
II. a. IIAsItros. ACT Sioux CITY. ian20d4wi,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-23

Or Cooper day al home. Samples worth IS
0OtoOZO free. stinson s. Co.., Portland, Ne.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-23
La Crosse, Winona and St. Peter Line

II The best rVnlc beiwtcn Chicago and La Ufoste,
Wnona heahasief, pw tonna. Masknto, VI. Pe.
,or New Tim, and NIL poinis In sou,Aern and
Crutral Miuneso a, 1t
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-23
TRAINS noviss
/ KAe1.
Flag stations. +relegr.ph s,ation.
CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
!. Al sioux City with Illinois CcA.-al, Sioux
roadss
Passengcr train going east connects At Davis
Junction with branch trains arriving st PoH4
landyillc nj i2.l9 y. ~, and then connecting vita
Howards stages for Virginia, Eden, Fairview,
l,eioit, Canton harrisburg, Flnndreau, Linwood,
Rock Rapids, Sioux Falls aad nil po,nis on tbs
Big Sioux River, and from leaving Portlandyihea
at 10 p. M. connects at Davis Junction with
train going vert.
5; .Atsis Point with stages for Psrca. Neb.
aud kich,a d, ID. I.
\ Al NetmlAli..e NTH stages Tor Lodi, Riye :.
eide, Turner, bloomingdale and EinlAy,
D. AtMcckllng with stages for st.JAmes.
I u AT tGayyille with stages 70. 81. Helena.
I. Al lankton with stages for all poinis In
southern and western Dakota, and North Nekras
IN; and during the season Of navigation with
Missouri hwcr Transportation Companies iine
q steamers ior Randall, Drulo, rierrs, suily,
Rice. Bismarck, Stevenson, Berthold. Huford,
afroi aud Benton; connecting al Pierre with
transportation wagons fpr The black Hills.
This IS ths only Dlrec. Route to the
Black Hills.
GEO, L. MERCHANT.
4 V. DEnRIeKsos, Gent Supsrtatsnd't.
d1sat
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-23
For stomachs out Of Order.

No medicine will 70 erectdaly Improve the
all asidily occasioned either by I'M emperance or
Improper diet. They reach the liver and reduce
1t 10 q healthy action; they are wonderfully ell.
cacioua in csse. of spasm-in fact they never fail
In caring all disorders Of the liver and stomach.
HOLLoWAY.S PILLS are the best snowRffn
the world for the following diaeAses: Agne,
Asthma, Bilioas Complaints, Bioiches on the
Skin, Bowels, consumption, Debility, Drorsy,
tDysentcry. ErYsipelas. Fefnale Irregularities,
Fevcfs oi NIL kinds, Flls. Goni, Headache, lnli.
sesiiou, inflammation, Janpdicc, Liver Complaint
Lumbagn. Piles. kheu,natisni. Retention OF The
Urine, Scrofula or Kings Evil, sore Threats
Stone or Gravel Tie -Dolonreaux. Tumors, Ulcers
Worms OF all. kinds, Weakness iran any eanse
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-23
Chicago and Milwaukee Line

Is the old Lake Shore Ronte, and n The oniy one
passing between Chicago Gut fsahstun. Lake
PSrest. Highland Park, Sdukegans Racine, Nc.
notAa aud Milwaukee.
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Cars
sre run On ail thrpugh trsIrs oil ,his rpaI.
This l. tho ONLY LINE running these carr he
tween ChicHro nn,s ST. PS5b aGd Minneapolis,
chic a .rald Milwaukee, CiHca- 20 AID W.sona, or
chicago aud Green Bay, AZ
ts}oBc connections are Eaar ~ Chicago with the
Lake Shore X Michigan SOU hcrn Michigan Cen
ifal BaitiNsoresS. ONO. Pitrhsrg. Fl WhYua 4
Chicag EsI4agee Line and Pan Handle Eoatt ..
tn aft ,Futus EaEt md SoHtif Eart, and H4i h the
Chicago and AltoHa and Illinois Central for all
points suuth,
CfUse connect ons are also made With the Union
ratidc Il. X. at Omahafo NIL far Westy yoints
llossronstcttoRs made al junction points ,iciLt
trans aJ al crots points.
l3ss els over this route Are col by all Coupon
Ticket Agents in thc United States and Ganadas.
X member. you ask for your Tickets via the
Chicago & .odh-Wt stern Railway, and take none
other.
ERIK ri
Office 30 5 Stat. strict: OmsAa otitsc, 2ts .Eatn
hmm yrrc-t S1ti fr7E irco ONCE, t3 Montgomery
1 street; Chica Tickr Ofiters 61 clark street
1 bns er Sherman Huneei - Can ]. corner Mndisof,
| and Canal sireetsi Wells Street De lot, comet
/ Wells and Klh1Ie streets. a
/ Ear raiss OF infbRmAiS0n ~ Ats14n1AA eo0
4 your home tsekst ASeefes e. ~ 1.
4 : y
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-23
/ gnicAGo ST. Eouis
E1rasss kxrRxss.
CON INJECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
T. Al u. r. Transfer with Union Pacific Rail
fpa,4 iof pInan...
:. Al Council BluGs, with Kansas City, 81. Joe
and Council IlluHr Hsiiroxd' for ST. Louis aud all
points soulh.
81 Al Mlssaasi Valley with Chicago s North
L. Al sioux City with The Sioux City and st.
Paul, iliino.. Central ard pnkptA Southern Rail.
roads. Steamers for upper Missouri river, during
navigation, and with stages for all points in the
Northwest.
5. Al Blair With OIsaha and Northwestern X
X. for Omnha and Southern Nebraska.
6. AT Fremont, Mob, with tho Union Pacific X.
K. for all points west. and the Pacific ceast.
Z. AT Wisner, with stages for Norfolk, And Al
points in Northern Nebraska,
~ BE sure your tickets read via Sc PR.
7. G. HILLS, Cent Ticket Ayr,
l.nJlGIf9. Supar. rtendent
:. q. DuRToS Passenger Agent. Sioux City, Ii,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-23
Omaha and California Line

Il the shortest nud host route between Chicago
and all I, y. Ns.=, itnnts Inml naknta-
Sebr sea, Wyoming, TO otado, Utah, Nevada,
California Oregon, China JH,an and Australia.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-23
Chicago, St. Paul & Minneapolis Line

l. the shortest line between Chicago and all
points In Northern Niseunsp and Minnesota,
andior Madison, 81. Paul Minneapolis, Dnlathi
aud all points In tae 6JSat Northwest. lis
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-23
Green Bay and Marquette Line

Is The only fine between hieago ard .Eancsylle
Watcr,owp Fond dn Lac, Oshkosh, Appleton
Green Bay. Esesnaba. Ncgaanee, Marquette
lloughtpn. uancoas aud the isskc superior conu
Try. lts
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-23
Treepor. and Dubuque Line

tls tie onfy route te,ween Chicago ana EiGln
Rockford, + esfoH and ali points Via Frceport
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-23
RAILROADS.
G & n wv
Ii N e s
rnr cnloAso Nonrn wx.rras RAILWAY

THE CHICAGO NORTH wE.TEas RAILWAY
Embraces under one management the Great
Trunk Hallway ii c- of tho West aud North,
west, and, with Its numerous branches and con-
necions forms ihc shortest AMI qltcGcrt roule
hetweea Chicago and all points In Illinois, Wis
con.in. Northern Michigan, Minnerota Iowa,
SebraskaS California and the Western Terrific
vi IL
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rAaarNera Nal

RAINS xovtra
wEar.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-23
IMPORTANT CAUTION.

IMPORTANT AUVION.
y Eure are genuine unless the slFneiIre Of j.
HAYDocK. as agent for the United Siaies, sur
rounds each box OF Pills and Olntiarui. Ahand-
some rev ard VIII be given TO any ona rendering
such Information as will lead Ia The detection o.
any party or parties connterfeiting the medicines
or vending The same, knowing them 10 be spuri-
ol7.,
s.sSald nj the panafactory oi Professor Hell
LowaY y Co., New York, and by all respectable
druggists aud dealers In medicine throughout
he cyliged world. the boxes AT 23 ceuis u ctr
and one dollar each
Fss7 rhers is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
! ~ B--Dirccitops for the gnFdancc OF patients
| In every disorder are afiisrd 10 each box.
ohee ID Liberty ST., New York.
I. d-dec7-wderit-tr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-23

Tho Excise Commisso have addressed Q LONG
communl cation 10 the committee OF the Society
Tor the Prevention OF Crime response numerous
requests mado by that committee. and already pub.
lisncd IN the HERALD. The communication concludes
n follows
Tho practices OF granting license by this Board, to
the time OF me recent decision OF the Court OF Appeals
had b, en- under ths acts OF 1850 1870 Ia str,ct
conformity with tnc acuoa oi ,ne,f predecessors az
Commissioners OF Excise in TINS city Tor zen years
rior, IA other cies vi tue State under act
Of 1870 NO Or peculiar constructions oi the aw
made w the present Board and they had al 10 81
tue sanction VI good intn previous legal iDterpreta
ton ana general acceptance ivr years previous In
rucreucc 10 tue uccisioG VI tho Court o. Appeals IL 10
SCARCELY necessary 10 say that II must respected
IL - IN he legislative power alone 10 change law
u an cnansc demanded Ia the Jud- meut OF that
authority. Win these expressions u will not %
deemed out al place u this Board claims that scting
under the law u IL iary 20 DC presumed that they do
not themselves purpose TO violate auy law or =
countsnancc evasion Of tue Law by csherx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-23
CLEVER ARREST.

sneak thief yesterday morning entered the resi-
denco oil Mr.. Leopold Snsheimer, No East seventy
6fth street, by way OF tho basement door, and before
his presence suspected had departed with silver
ware worth $ls6 Abou, eleven O'Clock A. N. Officer
Maloney. OF the Nineteenth district while patroliing
his post on Second avenue, Seventy street.
met young man OF suspicious appearance carrying
bundle under oDe officer Naloncy asked him
what the bundle contained. the young replied
my clothing" When the officer attempted to
examine the package the young threw
II INTO tho street and ran. He was cap
tured after short and exciting chase. The
bundle proved TO large numuer OF silver forks
and spoons and other slverware the station house
the u et gave the name OF George smith, aged twenty
four, printer. shortly afterward Mrs. Slnsheimer
called al the station house to report the robbery She
greatly surprised and elared finding both the
the; and the plumber there before her Justice Nor
gan at tue Fiity-scventh Street Ponce Court, COM
united Smn Tor tria IN aeauit OF $1,000 bah The
gum OF 81 was found in tho lheis pocket
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-23
LIZZIE MURRAY'S DEATH.

An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner Flanagan
the body OF LIZZIE Murray, alias 'En slish Liz" who
died The 18Th inst in tho saloon at No. Olver
street. She had been found there cless, aud an OK.
animation showed that she had died from the effect OF
injuries Tho evidence OF Maggie Mitchell, an asso.
OF the deceased, went TO show that the had
engaged in quarrel with woman named Mary Sim.
mons who Is better known AS philadelphia Mary"
shc had been attacked by tho woman, thrown up on
the ground aud repeatedly struck by her when she
was lying there; tho witness TOOK the ceased tho
saloon Oiivcr street. where the bartender gave
oyster to put upon bruised eye ana aitcrward
allowed her to lie down anu rest hcrsed; Maggie
Mitchell lett the place at two O'Clock, and the de-
ceased then did not seriously injured
dicatc that death was imminent
Tho bnrtendcrs statement was "~rrobOrative oil this,
he adding, however, mat the Narance OF LIZZIE
Murray and her groins had ipdu GU nm summon u
police officer, who found her dt.sl coming win h i'm
to the suloon.
a verdict OF death IRON injuries inflicted by Mary
Simmons rendered by tho jury and the latter
committed by the Coroner to the Tombs Tho w.t.
ness Maggie Mitchell, was sent to the House OF De-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-23
JERRY, THE JUMPER. "

Jeremiah Mullen, sharp and wiry youth OF twenty,
yesterday before Justice Morgan, at the Fifty
seventh Street Police Court, on a novel charge The
complainant, Mr. Richard B. Dsbrow, Superintc dent
OF the Grand Central Depot said tnat the right OF
vendin. papers on tho trains leaving the depot
vested IN n certain company, and by the OF tho
Contract the ra oad ocias bound To protect that
company. Mullen WAS IN tho habit OF boarding out
gong trains by stealth, and before the conductor
would be able TO reach him had generally uisselni-
mated Ills literature and peanuts through every
Then, gaheeng his bags bundles together Mullcn
would bound rom the lrain To the track The gncr
the rate o speed the more Mullen seemed ENJOY tho
sport. hc had been seen 10 leap from trains running
at tho rate OF sixty miles hour and never
known to be injured. Mr.. Dsbrow's recital oil Null
lcu's exploits Created considerable merrlinent IN
Court. he prisoner seeming 10 share IN the general
hiiarty. Mr.. Disbrow did not desire Julien pun shed,
but asked that he be in some manner restrained rom
taxing such risks IN the future. Upon Mullen p-onls
ing annoying the depot and railroad officials
he was discharged.