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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-24
j. S. MARQUIS

Piano tuner, Mansfield, Ohio, will be in Canton
about the 10th of June. Leave orders at Perkinss
Book store may24ow,
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All the newest and latest in striped and solid
colored Half Hose at all prices at
BOSTICK & KEEFER's.
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A GREAT bargain will be opened at De-
Forests on Saturday in dress linen and
grass cloth.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-24

DEFoREsT's $1.45 and $l,S5 trimmed
ladies dresses draw crowd of customers.
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Grand Army Band, right resting opposite Foun-
tain on West TuScarawas street, facing west
Veterans, under command of Capt. G. f. Laird
Co. +, National Guard, under command of Capt.
James Craig. Knights Of Pytbias, under com.
mand of Chas, Pentz Turu Verein, under com
mand Of Karl shanefeld; osnaburg Brass Band
Nimishillen Lodge, l. O. o F., under command of
]. B. Deweese Stark Lodge, 1. o. o. F., under
command of John Rooms; Fire Department, un-
der command of Chief, JEFF Koontz, Citizens on
foot; Orator of the Day and Ladies Decorating
Committee Children of the Publcschools on side
walk Citizens In Carriages.
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mMENsE LINE OF sUMMER HATs


In all the newest shapes-for Gents, Boys, Misses
and Children, just received, at extremely low
prices, from 1Oc up. BOsTICK & KEEFER.
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A CARD.

w.B. Devices offers his entire stock of Trunks
at cost EAGLE BLOCK
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! AMI worms Removal Alive,

EFF. Kunkel's Worm Syrup never fails 10 de.
sroy Pin, Seat and Stomach worms Or. Kunkel,
the only successful physician who removes Tape
Worm In two hOurs, alive with head, and no fee
until removed. Common senBe teaches II Tape
worm be removed all other worms can be readily
destroyed. Send for circular 70 DR.. Kunkel, No,
Ycur druggist and ggk for bottle OF Kunkel's
Syrup. Price q. u never fsilAi iply20
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-24

ssdfrslus IrfI1d .0.tr re ci.d m
at il ilsa $50 Glsl1 aua nn ym
Ifr 80 3ah iit lHl uinH ..l % .ll .Ilaal
tHlnAd kJl III .tsi ~ "a
eltia 10 gthi3l9.5
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-24

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized 10 make the following an
nounoements for the respective ofices-sublect Il
the decision OF the Democracy at their primary
election, to be held Saturday, June I'd, 1877
"ATrEND the Democratic Primaries
They contain the germ OF FREQ govern
ment."-ANpREw JACKSON.
AUDITOR
JAMES p. s0URBEOK.
PAUL FIELD.
SHERIFF.
JOHN P. RAUCH,
COUNTY TREASURER,
ANDREW PoNTIUs,
H. SULLIVAN.
CLERK OF COURTS.
JOHN MCGREG0R.
JOHN Il, HAYS.
J. EDWARD BAXTER,
LEoIsLATURR.
DIR. j. II. SAN0R.
HUGO PREYER.
H. l.. VOGELGE5ANG.
r. @. WILLIAMS.
d. W0RLEY.
I. W. E. 0BERLIN,
DIR. ]. V. LEWIS.
CORONER.
WILLIAM HOSE .t
HENRY COOK, JR.
DAVID KIEHL,
II. II. ANDERSON.
VIM. NAVE.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
r, s. SHIELDS,
COMMISSIONER
LEONARD RABER.
INFIRMARY DIRECTOR.
JOHN M. BUTLER
VIM. SLOWER.
JACOB DRAYER,
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STILL LowER. R.-DeForest is retailing
brown sheetings at cents.
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FRENCH AND GERMAN
Wines, pure and imported, just received at
sCHWALM BROS.
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EXERCISES AT CEMETERY.

Singing; Address by Rev. Dr.LOeke, late Chaplain
of 11th P. V. l.: Dirge by Band; Decoration Of SOL
diers' Graves by details of Veterans and Ladies.
Commanders Of the above named organizations
are requested to meet at the office of P. s. sowerss
at 73O p m May Doth, promptly, for special Ordera'
and details
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mrs, AgVMAN ANDRRsON,sl

YOgcsnbuylhS yetylatestant fsahiouable Ties
and Sparisyert chesp2ssdt sdor,c,
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umns that we find it requisite, in justice to
our readers to issue a doublssheet or eight
page paper again, on Saturday. As the de-
mand for these popular double sheet issues is
always so great a. to require the printing OF
a very large edition beyond our usual heavy
issue, II is necessary that the paper should go
10 press without delay on Saturday, aud
advertisers who wish to avail themselves
of the advantages OF this publication and TO
have Their properly classified
and displayed, should send in their adver-
tisements as early aS possible.
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Members OF Congress and others who have
business in Washington are coming to the
city by every train and are on the lookout
for quarters for the session. A large proper
ton OF them seem inclined 10 take rooms and
board rather than 10 go to the hotels, conse-
quently those who have eligible rooms or
can supply satisfactory board should make
known the fact through the advertising
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PERSONAL.

A BsolNTE DIVORCES PROMPTLY OBJ
"a Tanned from various states. without pubIici-
" or exposure. Legal everywhere. Consuita,ion
Tree snd confidential Other good cases taken with
out Zee Until Gaze is gain ed. G.. LINCDLN, N. \
Law Agency, Room 10, lie proit Building, WISH
ington, ID. q. oct9 2ws
EIPsEY CLAisvO1ANT FROM EUROPE
~ greatest wonder OF the world, tells your life
from the cradle TO the grave; consulted love,
risge, sickness death law suits 1ds absent
iost or stolen property, trngs the separ ssd
csether; lever fails; has the grest European charm:
asonlshes all her visitors; satisfaction warranted
Hour: % 70 o. s34 7th street, corner Of II. o4 I'm
A STBOLOGIST.-Mrs. Or ELLTs, sos Penn
"A 81 lysnla avenue. nyou would know the tru h
N. to y p. m. snE en-
MADAM COSTELLO, Disciple OF NJ Tie Tenor
w mand Paris, the greatest Planet Eesder eve IN
America, can be consulted af her house, A IN q
street northwest. street cars pass the door
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Col. James G. Rerret
Orvilie 8. Grsut,
MAJOR Nicholson,
A. T. Whiting
Andrew Archer,
O. q Duncanson,
W. W. 0cColoueh,
Ledinghsm &Widdec ,mbe,
Keyes 4 Co.,
W. q. O'Meara, and hun.
dreds Of others use them
BECKER'S,
1417 Penn. aren"e, Abore WilEpd's.
ocIlg-tr
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

4 FEhTNkk. with 4 small ca pitsl. t. en-ag. a
- ". --ttsb istt and so q saying butter hr .
tess This GOOD chance Tor an honest. inEus
trirr~ person VII T. make m tnry tt,l III
al r.ss butter. 1890 SIN rrst hu-st I. :
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Brooklyn, toe, had her sewers overf!oveI
and bUTstej in the storm of Monday riybt.
The y. y. Sun reports the fact. but strangely
fails 10 ascribe IL TO the compre leaSive sys-
tenn OF Improvements of the District OF Co.
lumbia
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That excellent weekly journal "for the
farm. tie garden and the fires de- the
Cot1sfTy Gc'fieIRoa, has completed a quarter
century Of its useful career.
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Aaf'HNfi
$40 900 at 8 per cent

r. o Z ENT.
FURNISHED HOUSES
have several fine HOUSES d.l,gh frIiv Located
and furnished IN excellent style, Cor rent sr the -
sion 81 t"ngtess or By tue year. at price RANGING
from eco u $50 Per month, % private famiiie.
only.
}. V. n. HUYCK. Real E-tata Agent
No. 1903 Penss, lvants aVaFra
octg I'm Arlington In.ursrc, CON raw I,uff-ag
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

BY n. wARNER co
BRAINAEn y. NARSFR. Euv-Na NOW Ak.
flo p siteet L.fthWc-f. opr. ha-onic Tcnp.-.
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Es;Cs1u-eiy furnished house.. wed cua .. sf,e',
nsn-.sL a. is.L. ana Ms ss~ ga a.. a.. 40
e. lxli street uiceiI f-rnisAe. ..-...----. 81
D ts@p heruruni avenue n ~ 49,. 81
~ ttSt ltth q ~. store a1d fHeiilfg ....-- ol
- teNs sr>Ff e IS flslfas. At o. -
D. r5J s'reet ~ ~ -. -. %
Cor :. My-tCcm.Ty SO Cay. &c irgcto~u------ -
= ZIG - nv n 70. 49,. --..-. .. =. 81
20. US street northeast. store AMI dueilins s
80 = nv tr sto r. all no - 81
% q llih street uorfh~s-f. story. i1rs.. ~
= 40 rem sNenue, toms. nj. -. %
NJ wv rem sareuue, new. a. -, IA. -. a.
- slS n.i street northwest. ~ rusnuns, m =. ~
No .NOp lttn street, 10 roouss, m - IS
nc S3O - 81 eef rortheasi. 10 rnrm., IA -. 81
10. Ifxs STD sfrvet northwest. % r,,ous, nj - 81
CoIrer ,. ard q nv, over store. n. ali n d IS
l-ih go .tr cts Rooms, m 4 large ysrt : IS
No. ltb5 Pierce Place, 7 rooms, m - "
Nc 31S street o.. br-. 81. 20. N - a.
No $50 NJ street nv. rs, gas ant water = .
n ID. 30s Kim street. Re Droit Park - >
No. 1s25 lith srtet ~. frame, sto g ~ = ,,
no. 4:1 v 81; sw., sts gAs sud ~ster..- ~
No s14 Nh -. n g. cottage. rooms. -. N
s'err $40 d~eiltne Sth and r.. l. ave. ~.sr Is.
No. 3t3 str q N y rooms. eas ans ~sf@r n
No. 1918, 1a1S 81 street, room -, wat . IL
n. e2s "a d s-rre'. frame oms....-.--.... IS
90 ols sSs Be- sc. N Gre, sss, Wsirr. ~
No. HAS 26ih . rect ". story ! rootl- .....
$50. .uffr . uuual ~ e other Or perttes fa.I
lst q hich can he seen ~ or Offices.
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There is more talk 10 day of attempts to
effect combination against Randall for the
Speakership, bet we see no reason TO change
our opinion that Randall will win.
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BY some slip OF the pen, or wha; We believe
Richard Grant White calls heterophomy,
The word Niger was used in place of Congo
In The mention yesterday OF Stanley's late
discoveries. The mistake corrected itself,
ard Is OF 10 consequence, but We don't want
10 he set down as dispa raging either Stanley
or the great African river he has traced ont
There was no Niger in the woodpile
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Arerooe strorr Daily Circulation orer
17.6OO-b being more tbnn three times That
Of onV other daily poper tn washington,
ard more than that Of all the others added
f0pSfber
, 1877-05-05

wonta show that they were willing to carry OUT mo
sentimcntA expressed In tho fcnnrt.
Mr.. Rolio wanted an informal rnto takcn on she
question IT forming en ~, @ nu
crs. api thn. It would mt be right to 90 on ant
form an association without e"nHnltAtfon WIN
The Ghar stated that twenty ont Of twcnty.shrcn
previous 1ay, md he thought that was a. nearly
unanimous as they wcre likely. to get. After
some further LscntRlon 1t wnh decided 10 effect
an informal organization. 4 melton wna then
msdc that the Committee spPointea on !, tne nre
III. Cunningham wished The Committee to b
Instructed rs 10 what t,cy should do.
Tho Chair. md aomn othcrs. having expressed
was taken. anA II wa+ declared that thee meeting
unanimously favored tho plan ~ outlined.
Mt. Hfa!nger Smith raj! that he had ktrtn tho
nnttet a0mc thought. hnd had talked with prptni.
ncnt 1soarll agent about Il to wn,,la E sngssss
tco Of unbiased ettizcas who were large tnsurcrH.
AMI could appreciate tho fnl tner1ta nf the re-
hreetfvo companies ~ to Mscsta anh &helf 0nalltJ
snEplne. vnGc nf stock, etc. Such q graduation
i3y thi. arrangement there conlA hc erce!he ra,c
on crcsy rink tn nccnrdanee WIN tho Ffadsilon ot
might he per cent; grade NJ. ., %, and 20 nr
Any prejudice arising ft"In tha Efadafon roult 20
throngh thu nhilsy to write at = lover rate. There
wnulh b. M cxcttso for cutting II This eyeteln
were lnaugusatcd, md Al 10 the details the Com.
millcc m,sut tclt!c lhosc.
1hc suggestions wcso mt favorably recctved, and
tho CHAR ttccIded that thcro was no Auetttnn be:
fore the hours. On n1nsfun. Mcftre. Hahny antt
Hammond were aided 10 tic COun,tttce to consult
With tho Board Ut Underwriters. Tho meeting
then adjourned subject 10 call bT tho Committee.
, 1877-05-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


Ths annus, meeting of tho illinois Humane 80.
c,ety viii bs he,d al Tho Grand Pacific Ifotol at
~" t0's aHetnoon'
A Gpsnoj Temperance meeting will bS held tl1ta
evening Ut o'clock at tho Chicago Avenue Church,
led BY cx"Ald. Montgomery.
ING Nes' o1uoke liese'u pfsaenss 'o'mnssn" ~,
morning Ut tue Church OF Tho Mcsaah on "Tht
ChslstIan Aspect OF the European alrucglt."
;. ..t.,,.s, III, T., to,a ,h,. ...ra,,, =. ~.
~ ~ =. ~ s. 49, ras. ,nas ~ ~
TAbcfhacic lot tho EEaho concert. Ei9ht huhasca
or l, 001 scholars nTe expected To bn present.
A o,h,,e tcmrrronr. mrctIno viii bc h.t, mi.
.."n,n, H., .rsran".snss 11.m ~ o., w., MAJ
son street. MI. ], o. brsyman and others will do
liver addresses -...
WI AZ n H. hali tnT4er " n caxcS "nH II H.,
strcct. tn."nht f"r IL nrTnnsn ~ natJnv ~.
panrsmcmts for f,renr,tton I1av. - A""'Ae 80
-
This ncs: ]. T. Sunderland will preach hIa last
sermon before 1catnk the city for tho East In tho
, 1877-05-05


Some eighteen or twenty Of ths 4'non. .Ioarln
underwriters Of tho city met yesterday a(teruoon
At No. III LaSalle street to receive tho srort of
committee appotuied on the previous day to pre-
pare plan for thelr mutual protection againAt tho
suiaous system OF cutting rates. Mr. Z. III. Trall
prealdcd, and Mr. W. II. Cunningham, un behalf
OF tho Committee, presented the following report:
Tbs Committee sppotptcd b. your hqnutabie body To
eonaidrE aod lcans fof te casshll.aIcnI " uni
ot commoa dsmtnd fSr unf3 s.f II satas tL4t iii
pa observed BY III aud thcf
body to fofm ftseif oday lns0 independent ofxau-
txat1on hs ubrct OF which shall bs 10 make aud mA1u.
t:a aatetm tssta n t.1e. Thai .ao ., @iesass%sas
Sfce tscnt. Secretary. Treasurer. and ~ Executive
ComuIlttce of i've.
III. Nollo thought It would be we'll to walt until
conference could be had wllh tho underwriters
connected With the existing Board.
Ms. Cunningham explained that the Committee
sonsldcfcd i best to form ~ organization INT.
ton with Whit IL known y the Chicago Board Of
undeswt.ere. Thsf h9d been called ~ Eate. cut;
to nlake sulh nluniicstsduu towards tie Board ~
, 1877-05-05
GAS.


PRESIDENT "ATklAb' l'1SlEiUSs
President Watkins, Of tho Chicago (3as-Lieht
q Coke Company. yesterday talked With scveral
rncmbcra Of tho Council In regard to tho price
for tho next year Of gas for the scct!on Of ihc city
which Ills corporation controls. The decision IN
has not yet been rendered, hut whother It = fsxor-
ablo pr otherwise so tho Esa companies, Mf. Wat.
ktns Enye the Conneilu,cn to nn!sHtsnu that 70
s"a do ws ht sn, ts1 @ ILL., shc ftr II the
pose to net mean1y. Of compel the city to lire up
10 the iottcr Of his contract. Chicago had dealt
fairly and kindly With him. and he fclt disposed to
to raise The ety credit. aud With this end y Wow
posation Ind been paying ! and bcsore.
re..ons ~ ION. cha1ra,aa of she f,nanee comm.!tes u
he was at present able 10 obtain all the caah tho
et.y needed At psf fsnt: ;.o ihnf ~ t1,daay. nd n
credit better than that Of any other city IN tho
unton; 1t had smaller debt, nnu morn portion Of
tauriblc nsseh. lie ~ locked unor the present
70 q ~ Gses9 as%n e
basis. This was tho stsult Of an honest aAd
economic a,mlnistFaston: lie proposed 10 do more
econon,ixInR, and would AID in Topping % OK.
safcly dono without lnluriug The interests Of tho
city.
toned, which sas f., Mc. Watkins vavo The ; to;
10 please tho public. lilo would gl!o the city as at
an t,onest and fair price. oat he Looked upon tie
city as customer for hls pr0lnct nn1 ho thought
lie viewed tho 1,ntter Of furnishing tho city with
Ras entirely from business. and practical dtnna.
point md ho assured tho reporter that tho public
should hare no reason 70 ana fault staet VIII @ hs y
gus he would furnish. uo would do what WAS fstf,
nothing less.
, 1877-05-05

base. ball i drawing well TIA Commissioners
attend regularly, OF ths most Of thrm.
Sextun commenced wetttu3 tho bricks before put
ting thcn luto shv Coust.ilouse walls Yesterday.
~ much for hint.
t,utcrt vogc1, q dealer In organs, wss brought
betufS Iulsu y nilace Yesterday a. = debtor. lie
scheduled i!s property and cscspcd under the in-
solvents ACT.
Tho case OF Brooks, thu aboEttauist, was called
In tho Criminal Court yestcfday. Ills sttoEncys
.aasie ulot1on to auash ths indictment. but ths
Cuust passed. tho hearing Of Il aaiil Monday. II
tho motion 10 Quash f&ls. then su attempt will be
uxdo 10 get \ chan9u Of venue, hut on what ground
has not hsen forsshadowed.
Thai $40, GOO paid Walker on the Court. Tiouss
lob few 1aYs ago u being called for on at stdcs.
Yesterday tha Warden of Tho State psnttsatsry
looking Rfaek hin, with hs heart burning MI&h
dcsisu ~ A.ato lhu su.uunt with him. Walker
had the labor Of $50 con.iets. 1t will BE- rcnleu.
barred, for several months, ana when he throw up
his contract did ne4 settle np Mcneil remains un-
happy.
TIx GRAND JuRY.
Tho GRIND Jusuf, who has been before spoken
, 1877-05-05

Twelve feet Wide and nfty feet lnnF will 10 erected
@ Ss a. m xs TO sTs
narres. m q iiesI;!e. iii. JOHNNY iiana i going 10
che.tra Entries arc open to Tho world, 10 that nll
;ss::s es The show " : ,ss '.;s .ss;
Sap1 S!pnsn H:y!ss; % fssna"s: !1e@:r ''s I!ss's
Srph.m g. .n' A.gian ffsd'f;s Gse
Orphan Asylum, and Unfot iiehrnw Relief society.
AZ Of Chicago These in,ttattons ,.s .s'fs! hsr ,ne
iInif:orphan Asylum; M5t I. Rlec. Fountl. unt,,
ha9san: ln9f 1,:G H.; csas.e. wss ill., & usrnasd
81. Joscph's Catholic Orphan Asylam; Mr.; e: 5.
sQn!era, Mrs. Q. .. 1,anney, Protestant = orphan,
lbcT viii be announced "A room a. Actccted.
TIE 1xTEn-srATR IMPOSITION PROPER
opens much earlier t!,is shan tn former ysais. 1t
tho i;,t Of October, lassiax fully six weeks. Tho
applications fot space arc e. more @ Inesnns '!an
su S'sitofs. % Vic propose 10 StIns te chicago what
they, exhibited at the Centennial ts*t ysas. T..
ena products and mnshnc,y; % mnny u Th1sh
s.eion: ~ 1o'Ea II Ene es.t = n"tssabis w Is ts
siik and ane. tnra manufacturing. which will bc
f"as fss,sr'ss 20 sse ss .''' I'D '' ."s"
si'tss asa sisess - VII X < 1.s t.ss!y
in Chicago, and prominent In # will he fonc n,oet
rare and valuable European pictures and senipt;;
tt,nc. Fine art viii 10 featnrr, md srom tndra.
ttans ihts portion Ut The E1potltion Will prove
ihen aaai,, the opening viii he made fcatnrc.
and tneEe will be eonir Interesting n,attcre con.
nccted with It which viii pc nnno.inecd hereafter.
l. /: eset n%,ns ssu ss Ss *
Ing 'a day. ~ Tbs tin,o }or exhibiting ha. bern e1-
tssdsd 70 il waek:, sqa 49, Eris;S ot assioG e.
, 1877-05-05
SEXTON.
~&At - ~ - 4xf wrftF


The trial OF Thomas Sexton on q charge Of man.
slaughter, for tho killing Of Janes II. Smith, BY
striking hin, on tho head With biliIarl.cuc. was
commenced tn tho Criminal Gonrt Friday. ian. 70.
Tho homicide was committed Sept. -. 1870, In
ss4ooa 1T No. 247 aouth 1lalstcd atrect, then kept
by a woman named Frederic, BLACK. On TIC
had been looking on whtlo ao3ton and eomo Of
hlh friends p'ayeA pool. rsm4ined atter tho Eamo
4 Il s ss Eastsa ss IT, sM
ion struck hta, on tho hs1d VITA the
which eaased hls death next n,ornlng. Officer
A. e. MeEaee, who r., nado n. arrest s foana sSx, 1
!. Kidd, aad i}ss!a G.odmsn xo!s mtno? vi.
ea eac, ~ spd si''s j. S Sssins ...ssk nc wo%:
It, to ss"s$ snos& hin '"s;s Ss r H. ssst sna
The Jury returned a. fea!cl vor'ltet, finding tho
pr,sones guilty, and liking tho sentence At aEe
hy Judge Williams. who commented some.
what an tho medical evidence - giren by
oi Of :stnitas death was " no tneans certain. sInes
shat rlmc tut three months ago. Sexton has rc.
IT, a: yssssdfs Ii Is :Fi
s.S sct:s ,a,, f.. = 4 :, t1s 4 ~.
dane ha work e!Iectua,sy. Tho. unlccr, McCato
md the witness t'sot.s can es fcana, bu; shsy
aS' i .eisa!ns ID 10 seen whether
sush estcfacea a9a scanao"s - Outrage a. ts
G snGp%nas lay Al tic West Twaitth Street stai ion
for Mrs lslack. WIN moved seon nftot tho murder,
@ somo q hef fts;ids viii Instruct hst to cal iaI
thcn,, and perhaps they won't II she desires tG
, 1877-05-05

Secretary John r. Reynolds, Of the Interstate
Exposition compsny, wss buay registering chtEuos
for tie grand bspy show which IL 70 take place Ia
tho Exposition Building commencing On tho 23d
instant, and closing On tho 18th. The premiums
offered aggregate 81, LOS ID gold eoln-no rags for
tho babies. but pure, hard cash. Tbs entities
commenced Aayt. and from pteaent indications
It would becu ~ though over 3 thousand little
oncs a:o going 10 shout In unison for the
eIstef prt1es- Tho arrangements for Tho baoy-
blav VII! b. very cptnpltts. Platforms
, 1877-05-05
The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

In resunaiug !ts weekly sAl'ings bot"cen Havfo,
Plymouth, and Now York, hss consldorablY 70.
tuccd s1a passage rates. Tho splendid accommodate
tlons, tho choLce cuisine, ths polite ascntlonB,
which arc among tbs many attractions to b found
on tho steamers Of this tayotlte line, explan it,
great popularity. Il u preferred By those who.
when al va, desire 10 eujoy all tho added lu1uses
Of land
, 1877-05-05

WHAT THE "IlMEs" E0I10RAllY SAYS OF II.
"Women destined to be completely transformed
By hts. ThompAon's Saratoga Masc.' Never oa
able 10 detect It, falaeness or pick faw with IT. :"
To bc found only At 2l0 Wabash avenue.
, 1877-05-05

nAudrews' paz4s" u tho only fashlon Journal
which gives special and thorough Attenton o. ehl-
dEtn's Costumes. Many mothers testify to its un :.
fiyaled exee,leuca Ia th!s department. Bend 10
eepss for specimen copy 10 ". h. And1eNa, Cin-
, 1877-05-05

JOItNSON-A&y 1, Ellen. beloved wife Of James
johnson, aged ~ years and . months
Funeral bY carriages to Itoschll from her late
x.sitanca. No. n D!ne Ialsud- nv, Sunday, It ]
o'clock p. N. All friends are ilTttsd
, 1877-05-05
Ia Eni1naS AND PUBLISHERS

10 EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS.
Duplicate elsesros5po plates OF tho msp IN 10.
day's TRIBUNE, nodded from tho ostglual eau bo
had upon application to ltaad, MeNa1!y 4 Co..
map engrsvers and publishers, II aud 10 Madison
street, Chicago.
, 1877-05-05

Ind IN easily prepared and most sattsfaetoFy boyer
age in the Vanilla Chocolsta. prepared bT Waller
DakeF Co. single trial will establish It's popu-
la1ity. pes!ers tn fancy stotca everywhere supply