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APPRAISER FELDkAMP.
u The E.fffosA ef TAs Trtbvns

CHICAGO, Feb BIN n local nrtjclc entitled
"Apptaiscr Fcldkarnp" In your issuc Of tllis
morning, whiyll appeurs to bo tho substance OF
all Interview with Nr. Feldkamp, you nay: "Afr.
Fcllkanp did wllat to other Appraiser ever
did. and wlut l!c was not required to do-kcpt
samples Of all articles that passed through liis
hands, they being sent to Appra!ser-u ueneral
Meredith at Baltimore every three moptls.''
This statement Is incorrect. For moro than
two ycars previous to Ms. Feldkaap's accession
IL otllcc. under my administration, samples wcre
kept III tho Chlepgo Appratscr's office. The
custom WAA fnnuBuratcd untler my atlmlnIstta-
tloll. without orstcrs FROM The Department. r
- did what no other Appraiser ever did," Nor is
u true that Mr.. Fclilkainp, tn keeping samples,
does what he isnot how requires! to l0. Whcli Mt.
ury he directed al Appraisers In tho United
It tl.s Chicago .olllec. NJ intention
was called to the articlo In question this utter
mon BY Mr. Feldkan,p. iuul nut previously
sven thu artlcle. III explanation, Mr, Fct,lkntIp
statId that U TRIBUNE tepOEter requested Ab t,l-
tcrytgW, which hc declined, hut that t!e proceed.
Cd 10 make certain statements. 1lo tcu!ed,
however, that l,e lnalG tbs statement herclnbe.
ioro seferrga to. CHA1LEs II. HAN.
Notwithstanding the denial Of sfr, Field
kamp, he did makc to Tue TRIBUNE reporter
the statements which were ascrlbetl 10 him, and
II will not DO tU impcach the accuracy Of short
hand NOTES. The reporter neycr heard Of sa.n-
pies before lle saw Afr. Fc1lkan,p aud rot ull
his Information on tho subject from, tAat per-
xup.7
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FORTUNE slas showurcsl fts gifts rrofuscly OH
Mss. butler, wife Of 10hn .. hutler, II printer,
OF Oakland. Mrs. Maria isabel Tuotncs, Of To-
hama County, cams ~ san Franrlsct lu ILL.,
healtl, solno liluu ugo for medical treatment.
Six mouths Aesvst,fnro sllo removed u Oakland
and recovered rnpillY, but two mouths aEn sllu
waa seized with typllns ioycr as,d sank unicr H..
she waa accompanied 10 The city by ller adnptcd
daughter, sn invalid, abaut % yeafs Ut agy, und
by ahousckeeper. Alrs. ButlcF. living nea door
u thu slrk lady. was Sasnartan.lfks In her at
tcntio,ls, and On iIry tirat1rbctl Mrs Tuolncs
summoned her lawyer, a1ll leylaral all her prop
crty, real uud icrsunat, to Mrs. Iutlcr, merely
stipulat!ng that her alnptea Invalid daughter,
kcltp Iootlcs, should te provided for aud
maintained during her lifa out Of tl!c estatc.
Mrs. Butier's husGanl waS apW,inte.l Executor,
vittnut h.nlfs. Tlo estate Ut tho deceased IullY
consIsts Ut 1, ,UN aeses Of land III Teltama EuuM-
y, known NJ slc Rancho DO los Alo1fnas, worth
tIlU,HOu; two lots in thu town, hosses, eattlr,
al,d livestock, wortl. $I,O00; y homestead III
the town. With fonr ar1es of lsna, valued ut
Sls,1aU; ulltl personal psopcrtYya!ued at S2.AU
making, fn alt, All eAtate wultta $1t1 ,UHt. Mrt.
Toon.es left uot d relative living, 50 there tan
he no euuteyt to tht will. Mrs. To0mes was
born III Santa BaEbaEa. fn 1aesss, aud. wlcn L
years of arc, removed tu Montercy, wllerc, iu
lsi4, she married the late \. Il. roolncs.
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r.. N0a!36H7tFV .g!1. J 910FNaI =
Tie Mobile Caeit furnishes Tho following Item
Ut information In It's Issue Gf the 97th Of Jauu.
aIy: We understand that the Sheriff Of
Washington County ls a dcfaultcr IN tho SUN ot
Court was to open, anli LUIS 1,ot bsen heard froni
since. Ills uaIao L. elemental Thls ShceiN h
= Democrat. bc 1t Remembered md, although
!" swinlles thu taxpayers of his county OUT Of
NOT . word of condemnation for him. ftatl AH
betu u "lsalicnl,'' Tho fuct II Ais abacolntlns
would have been hcra!ucd BY tie Eyetf aul I'LL
its bhnrbun brethren With flaming headlisvs,
furnished with free lectures o:l the 'tcorTuption
Of tbs ltaulyal partY."
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Jennings, f2,65a; Moshcr Il Dudley, fSH,2t:
Joseph Fable, s44D.U9, making q totnl Of el5,-
sd2.1s. The only charge is that Bateleldcr f,as
legal prtH cas-. A rule to s1fow cause Feb. II;
was i%ane.
The case nf Gilbert 4. atcvcns wns referred
to tieEtktcr Jullns0n at Peoria.
III the casc 1T Hartman II Graham, the AZ
esgnct was authorized tn fcll the bankr,lpta'
real estate in 81. Louis 10 the Ssate 2avInga Aa-
soe!ation os that city at private sale for The sum
Of I'll, ,h0.
Hlci,asi !. Thape vas yesterday elected At
signee Of Chandler, Lord d; Co, The bankrupt
Tl.e er:'''t61s of nida'e 4 Boyd, tho ~oo,en
orrr u ai per cent tasl or iu1 On time IN com
position Inatlc by the bankrupts The credit.
ora, however, demanded 5N tct cent, wl,felI tic
bankruptss refuscd To give, at.d the eunposltion
An Asrignce will be selected this morning nt
10 o'clock for +. II. Atmint d. Co.
Tic composition meeting In the case OF Colo
mon aa1o.non IL set for thu tn,ne time.
aCrERlOR Court IN nnIEr.
lsaac e. ALIGN l'v9an suit ior q, zoo agalnet
Hoffman 4: ca. brought an!t to recover $1,000
irnn is;,. solin :. barnct' Mary X Barnes, aud Ell
Tie Chicago Portable Track and Car COM
rany commenced suit against Lucian Il. Per-
rim, claiming 5000
Fra,k1tn Jones commenced an action for
*1.lsD nga1'lst JoAhua X Brown.
The tferlnnn- american }ahk Of Chicago
brought su't for s., o againat Theodore +. lin-
Michael rIcnrictton commenced an action for
S5'q1 agat''st Jacob and Benjamin +. schoc1,-
CIRCUIT curnr.
=, Chester Kinney, On behalf Ut Henry rarrftt,
filed petition for lnlcas corpus yctter,lay, sct.
ting nnt that 1arritt Is now detained al TIC Cen
tra! Station by Jno Dixon anil Supt. Hickey fIIr.
Eally ), 7" Charge nf any kind tsln; mndc against
nm. witt OF hateas corpus Ia therefore
tentton.
Cornelius shay commenced an action in tres
PASS axatsst Frank O'Cunnor to recover $lO,tNO
ca,,sel by O'connor throwing him on pio of
stones, ae he snys.
A.. NcubcrEer 4 Bro. hegau suit In re-
plcyilt against Alice II. Lyo1,, E1eCta y, LION,
iarTo e. amount Ut furniture, etc., valued at
.. nouteher, stortlmoro .S Co. brought suit for
F8,D00 against Juscph ShcrwIu.
CRIMINAL cOtiNT.
The trial q Patrick tiauglInn for the murder
OF Joseph Wlrks In October Inst was conttnued
yesterday, oectpytng the entiro t'ny. The cvI-
aehcG Tor thc prosecution vas u substantial
repetition nj What was given yestcrtlaY. Tho
witnesses for tic dcfct.e werc live IN number az
Z! fucts and twenty-five as to good character,
The Esncral t'efensewas that the pistol Ind been
completed, aud, upon adjournment. tic casa
Mus bell'E argued by one Of tho attorneys for
JuneE HfonnnrT-&,rit,inat calendar,
sol. so;, e :oo. and iii to al5. Inclusive. No
JrpaE J*nEsos-clty e,4c.smeat case a., 415,
CITY W. I"bry. No. j. 3sl. scatoa ". Chicago 4
sg%ss'sF Jns MnyMsMs ts.lYSs Gsmgs5 gn ,rsi TIA,
5vpax noaEns.set cases 4, 0t5, Iat.haw ~.
sprasns; J. ~. Van barsn y, Cash: /. I'll Iioeh.
, 1877-02-07

IHtNChu xafS
without Offering sur rnu.ed a. *. ~ n,Re,te Rar
arc Of M me- y, .ny any sar =" snc III
none Of tncrn aro nrgotiatic Weforr 1s..1,n1 KIT"
t,1c fhievc. hrors .,,n ;,,a@s'" ns!ots .eas.a3
VIII H. fso,t n'Hs ,s ."c !Mfginratatm connected
yobtcry iii. hns nrnahir ~ ca,,ai III IL Thsenno
rI,ur,,rn nr,tr, ~ nn, .IMa. ., ;" e"'e4e''
mafic Inst evening in liz SccInv rnbbcrv c,.o
l,rInY to iight ,sn,i,,r .tat. ~ .m.tr.5 ~.
1I sTks Ma1*,a 4 ,a e b = bo:ten Tae yho
f,f Can't .fnhn.n,, ~ Ea.,, e ~,
sf,est Stotfnn m.,ao,rH nsc Myne, o! ne LaKe
Iney aEe Of unan!mou. ,oninfon u,at the pro-
iiese!onaIs engaged In The work were merely
s ,sen 9r na the -, %eqso qs The ob -: most hung
turo it was successful. Hawks, via IA esh q,
have been lie leader Of thv N Vanc. knew nii of
;nt ;n'et an ,i Khe" now to take everything
Monday. evening Mrs. eecley told sergt. Wiley
that the Hawks divorce papers were Ia the sa!c,
THE TRfBuNE reporters. Eriicntiv. aha and
ir,e r. thchry n%s ;cfS y FL. s1rss M hns
eon1efecs 70 liohlin9 ......
coHfRAcr AND HoTE oF HAND
u.e naeme orcr Ills Woman e1n and 1 III. sisnI in
rectly bcsAtne t,osEcsscd Of a great portinn of
her proncrfY ar,,i il,n fntrrttnnce n j,cr nnrtr
or e1,,irrc, whether there is nuy ruth
~ IN H3t kn0WNs IL 18 GlttEGQ LnAL
Mr. Scelcy Is an cxacttpe man, and
tlat IN tint way l,e hsa made eog,e enemies,
lie lives III m humble II not It, a tarsnpnIo,ts
way. For this IT, t. criticised hy tfa ,,cjrhbor5.
aMt II Ii matter wtl, tloes not concern them,
mil Il ouly mentioned inrtlculaljy,
Mr. Scrlny statei tu a TRIBUNE reporter that
he fad tomc tr,,st'tc Will, tic Fannlng family,
wllo Aru ifriUitlnrr nj e, mil mr. Of thc Faj,-
Ming ta,ys f. suspected of having irct m &C.
complIcc In tho robbery he having, il Is aliereI.
acteii rs the "pfrer-o.f In thu ruf,bcry On tic
outside. lie was in the window ri the barber
shop op1'o*tte afn1 II Is ttateiI That wllc, Tic
four men left The Sccicy house he left also,
mud tnet them Mt totnu point tpsr by. THIS
euspfrIon. arises frum a peculiar rau;,.. The
FanilnE family leased sone ground Of scelcy,
AMI he. in 0r1lcr to secure his rent 70 lie says,
last eatur,lay made settlement and took d
house which the Fanntnee fe,tt erected IN HE
premises. He cl'nr1ttcrizet Mrs. Tanning as a
bic, aud for that rcaspn he thinks the Fannngs
ase at the bottom of tic job.
CAPT. ioHHaoH
thinks that the original motive was mt robbery
outside at Tho Hawks tuteH and turrrs.
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.....25, Boil, iH


ulfUHEEHt
George ". Gillian tcd liz bill yesterday, IN
which he tells ln,w hts Wits llattie bAte,Y Dr.
serted him. Ita wns married to her Oct. IS,
1874. at Farheld, Mis-, and utter ten days' rar-
neIshhoring county. WheI1 hc rrturnci l.,i wife
had sold him out from. house and l.on,e, anu
shortly after clipped with person bcaring tile
cayoplauo,,s tpFpo,nen OF jack Moore:
JuuE9 M0urc granted tcrree nj u!vorce to
saral Nyo from iler husbaud, Frederick II. Hyc,
o'I account OF hls adultcry.
ITEMS.
The foreclosure sale Of the Chicago, Dan vi1lc
n'closk this muruin9 at tho aour ii tho Repnb-
Qucttonecr,
>, In tue ease Of John 4. Free ys. Tic nonrsl Of
Noafd from kceplng complainant ont Of the
halls Of the l3oarsl OF Trade was yesterday
ssn% evsrr%1s s;1 ey S' fudge aoors but leave given to
IN the case oi John 8. Clubs vs. The Chicago
q Egauaton Railroad Company, an,otion for III
Junction WAS undo yesterday. 1ntFnius bcfora
Judge blodxett aud postponed until the Judge
Gun get time to hear It.
Circuit Court.
Ine untod M btatea commenced suit in debt
Gotcorau, John +. brown, and tieorRo NJ,
French, ,und auothcr for 81 ,t00 asatns. c1ialnm
Hruse, Jr, Joseph u. Brown, aud john Q. Mt
Tho Croxier Theolorieal ec.ntuary Of Upland,
Pennsylvania, He'd q 6Ill aeainst ubai]el, Jark.
son and wife, David Vernon, Janet Hniith,
thu Mutual Ueneht l.liu.lnsuraurp Com.
ter, 8. It. 0orhsm. +, k. iryis
a,a Jutu l.. Oryis to forocloss a trilst-1crti for
$4,000 given by jackson in Juiy, 1916, on
Block fn the subdivision of the Civ uf Chicago
of Sec. 10, ~, II, bounded On Ike t,Orth Ly
West TwUlfth STREET, west tY Oakley street.
south BY Vest 1'histccattl street, RlI Gust by
Leavitt street.
AAAxKuproY uATgKns.
David G. plckinsuu, q eon,missIOu merchant
at Ill 1a9allo street, but residing at MN.
kcgan, aloa q voluntary petition Yesterday tu
ne Declared bankrupt. uis debts, alt uilsecut.I,
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MISCELLAN1IOUH.
A CHURCH ALI. HIGHT.
En<~51f Nf<Yx3t~k s,Y T1A 7>.fk,,rs

DAav1tLE, ILL.,, Fut,. U.-11ts Honor Judge o.
L. Davis decided tic case uf G. C.. Tlncl,er VI,
The Trustees Of tho North Street Methodist
Church to-day, finding that the title to the
church property was vested in the Church Trus-
toes. This WINS q case wllcro flaw was aup-
the church WIS situated, Tlnclcr buyluE the
rights uf claimants, niHl 1nRtftuttIE suit Of
custer. The suit AnA ra,iscd great excitement
and much ill-feclIng and y general feeling Or
relief exists now TINT II has eulcl.
, 1877-02-07
CHICAGO.

MU1UEE IL 8R1ECH OF HE1 CHILD.
A suit Of sather uuusual character wna be.
guu yesterday in the Circuit Court by Emily L.
Bluck against Thomas anl Margaret E. Me-
Cronc. slss. Black says that In 1870, In Saa
Francisco yhe was married. 10 Samuel II. Black,
aud l!ved With him until March, 1870, when he
Left her, taltuz with him their child Nelile, IN
infant STOUT 10 months old. He Immediately
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expected to GbtaIu more ready cash, as about
ll1 6s&t u tic month Afr. bcelcY receives tho
rnts of his houses, so1nc VI whkl. aru quite
productive.
After tho rohber. he'd finished, which was
about u'clo<k, tilry look their
three prisoners aud put them tn 4
nnall clolhesclosst IN tl,s bedroom.
They locked tho door and then showed The hrai
1T lilo bcI agaInst H.. Tho women and llt,lc
buy were too fs,ghte1ed TO move, asl The rob
lett bv thu front door aud tho Other Jumped out
of TUG kitshcn window on uoyuc street., At &
o'clock Mr. eeclcy came home, when he xxs
surprised 1t scelng bis houso topsy-turyey, Ills
sats brsken sp open It, H. released tls pilsoll;
wa completely tusus.l Tbs lit oi Iii
tho papers was stolen With thciu,
lhn9gA al are, recorded regularly o..
the llscosder's books, s.Il c1n easIy be traced
~. The party hal watchers In 6arles-shpp
nuasly opposite, It IL generally supposed, aud tLl4
urconlpl!cu t. SUSPECTED, mud WIN probably ~ ur-
rested to-day, II he h1s lot already been. Air.
Secley couid giro
NO FURTHER IMPORTATION
than that narrated cbuye. H. his hopes Of cup.
, 1877-02-07

CHICAGO L NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
Ticket 0aceh a7 tIark.st. sherman IIou4c1 ant ,,
Cannl.ht.. corner Madison. and II iiic t,cpou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-03
EORG TOWN.

A DOUBLE ATTEMPT AT INCENpIARrsM.
Shortly after IL O'Clock q. m. yesterday FIRE
was discovered in the basement or house No.
IS I'd street, unoccupied, owned by Mr.. Mar
den, and In the row of bricks known as Lib
bey's row. 1t was pot out by citizens, with
out an alarm. An Inspection OF the premises
showed q rear door to have been opened, and
clear evidence of the fact that the fire was
legendary. AT 1:15 p. m. an alarm was
struck from box Il2 for fire in the same
place. II was also quickly put out IL Will
be remembered that about q week ago an at
tempt was made TO burn this same house,
thus making the third attempt.
CATTLE Neutrality-suspicious. OF cattle on
the market 400; ranging from 81 TO 81 cents
per H.; number of sheep, 200; sheep sold at
4 to cents pc ID; lambs at 30 TO - per head;
% cows and calves sold at S25 to $50 per head.
Market brisk. In consequence of some dis
satisfaction among cattle drovers as 10 the
late N arket day, and the sale of cattle pre-
vious to the regular day, the market day has
been changed from Wednesday tn Tuesday.
GRAIN.-Arrived, boat Irene Knott, with
800 bushels wheat TO j. j. &. j NJ. Waters.
MERCHANTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on
Change this morning, 400 bushels wheat; 800
bushels sold at 146H 80 at Isl % at IA.
REVIVAL MEETING.-The revival meet
ing at Dunbarton street church continues in
interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-03

CHARGEs AGAINST PROPERTY
OWNERS Oh PENNsYLvANIS AVENUE
EAST.
In their revision OF the specic. assessments
the District Commissioners have completed
so much OF Pennsy lvani1 avenue east as is
embraced in the assessment made by the
Board OF Public WORKS, from LIST TO sth street,
oeyeloRlhs, amor others, the following
facts: The origin al assessment SO revised
embraced to,sl expenditure, as stated in
mai assess mint, of S3i4 $50 %, To which the
surveyor scded five per cent FOR contingen
cles, &C, rlaking grand total OF $3.50 ,0990
The front1ge was enormously Exed at 4.156
feet, riches, resulting in q special tax s1l3S
per froOt foot
The following errors are discovered in the
brick twice charged In the assessment,
S4,C3S.15. 2. Dressing curb twice charged,
So sos O2. 3. Trap Add man-hole covers twice
charged, 500 Al. 4. Partial payment to con-
tractor twice charged, 81 200, 5. Two feet in
depth OF grading the carriageway for entire
length OF streets twice paid for, So go 10. 6.
Repair nd other work twice done and which
inteDdence twice charged, S7S4. 8. Dressing
curb enormously allowed, 8, $3.50. .. Fence
enclosing central parking not properly as
seSsable, S2,2T4 30. 10. Curbing OF do sc 9I3
20. III. Excessive cost OF parking, ~ 1850.
Il insufficient allowance for intersections
OF streets. 81 -935G5. Is. PropOrtionate charge
for haul, which should have been made
against South Capitol street, q, 33169.
TDere are also omissions amounting TO
SE,Z9.O4, probably owing to the fact that the
assessment was made before the work WAS
con pleted; also, arithme teal errors In the
slPOrtiOnmenta amounting to Sill ,209.SI which
eTIoTs WeTe against the property-ho lders.
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a Il T. X A ND RIA

THE GAME PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION of
this city will meet at the Office OF Major q o.
Duffey, In the market building, Tomorrow
night, TO perfect their organization. The
number of pot hunters from Warrington,
who invade the fields and marshes of this
county, have made the organization of this
society necessary. 1t proposes to see that
The game laws are strictly enforced.
REQUIsITION FOR TRIAL.-U. s. Deputy
Marshal Thompson presented a requlsition
at the jail today for the delivery 10 him of
George Monroe, the coIUred boy caught rob-
hing The mails at the post Office In this city.
The boy will be carried to Richmond and be
tried before the L. s. court there Gazette,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-03

To LADIES AND GESTLEAEN.-We wish
to call attention to "A. FiScher's Chemical
Securing and Dyeing Establishment, No SO6
G street, near 9th street. By promptly adopt
Ing the latest Improvements, whether of
American or European invention, he is en-
equaled by those not possessing these facil-
tiles. His cleansing and dyeng Ladies' ana
Gents Suits are, In fact, the cheapest In the
city on account of his superior work. Give
anteed.
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LOCAL NE VS..
Amusrmepts, Ac., Tonight.

EcftonGl ZheGteT-" She Stops 10 Con-
gUer"
OpeTa HolSe.- Select variety performance.
Odd FeIloscS HoH.-MacEvoy' Hibernicon
Company.
1heotsT CrTa;Qts.-"The Brigand Chief"
and varieties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-03

HoSTETTFR'S STOMACH BITTERs are in
the strtctest sense of the word, an invigorat-
ing and regulating cordial. II the nerves are
tremulous and relaxed, it braces them; If the
bowels are constipated, IL relieves them; IL
the liver Is torpid. IL promotes activity in
that organ; IL the mind is gloomy, ii clears
away the clouds; If the appetite is poor and
digestion slow and painful operation ii
creates a relish for food and enables the
stomach to convert it into healthful aliment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-03

eFMr. Hayes was the first President since
Washington 10 visit Georgia,
~ A London philanthropist wants home
Tor the feline race, ard says tat ''duriug
one evenings walk lately. and in less than
an hour, he encountered twenty-five cats
whose cries fOr help were very distressing"
Guess he doesn't understand the language of
cais- Boston Post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-03

THE REASON WHY all housekeepers aud
Others use the Aladdin Security OF is that no
accident has ever occurred from it's use. 1t
Is the best in the world. All storekeepers
EEL 1t. Try 1t. and you will have no other.
Take nothing but A laddin.
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THE COURTS

COURT IN GENERAL TERN
To-iay-JUdges Cartier, Wylie. DIN and Humph-
rtNs-the ca - al l.. W Davis, appeal from Patent
C!'', 5- srgued. Logan agt. Hines; sale rescind-
-. BE- III Shepherd, motion 10 dismiss appeal
70 Vel! at District; motion for trial on ex-
= N bAnt DO; argued by Messrs. Birney aud
POLICE CoURT-Jidoe Shell
10 gay Cornelius HCAuffe. attachment: con
ssHced. Jan'es Kelly alias John Kelly profanity:
9onh taIupbell and Patrick McGinness disor
II.iy. 90 each. Mary Moriarty, do IS J1, enh
I%Fu Br sss'T Id With intent 20 KIN NH for grand
u enlbezziing Sl.sO from the Kennebec Ice
sit ahy nnSd So; or thirty days in Jail David
c r. zee oh sreet ana carving "a silver ware
Septemler; held for action Of the grand inrT Th "a
fiZgerald larceny Of ~ pounds Of che from =
Lmfhrr; IS fine Mary Brown alias Pin, =
ssssnli on William Gresn ss, Samuel Peterson,
Larceny Z pistol from Samuel Keys; q 10 or thi,,,
days. David Smith, larceny; thirty DAYS in al
Charles Burr, assault: IS. Jacob johnson do 81
Roger yackson, do; IS. -" o.
1.-THE william ri. Balmsn reported in the Police
Court proceeings having forfeited collateral Is
not William ii Bamain h0 formerly resided Of I1i0
u street, in this eity.l
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DARE NOT To TRIPLE WITH A COUCH
1t is inviting death, when safety is within
reach. stop toe Cough, heal the lungs, re-
move all irritations from the windpipe re-
lieve the difficulty of breathing with Htle's
HONEY Of Rorehotuli and Tar A few doses
will effect perfect cure.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure Toothache in
one minute. Sold by all Druggists at %
cents. eos
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RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous
sufferers. Chrouic, painful, and prostratlng
diseases cured without medicine. Pulver-
macher's Electric Belts the grand desidera-
tum. Avoid limitations. Book and Journal,
with particulars, mailed free Address Pull
vermacher Galvanic Co., New York City.
6,25,d&k1y
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THE BEST HOUSEKEEPERS use Young's
Detergent and pronounce IL superior to soap
and potash. All Grocers and Druggists sefl
IL. tr
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CIT y TT r. Ms.

IN NOTHING SHOULD ONE BE MORE
CAREFUL than in the selection of cosmetics.
j. 4 T. Atkinsou's MiLk Of White Roses, while
harmless and delightfully."- perfumod, is one
of the most effective, VS.
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EXTRAORDINARY sEMIANSUAL DRAW
ING.
TUESDAY. Dec. lIth, 1877.
- Tickets, $40, Shares in Proportion.
Capital Prize, SlOJ,Ut0. I'd Capital Prize $50 Q0O
S522 500 disrl u:ed ia prizes Of dferent denomi-
nations. DRAWINGS superintendent by Generals G..
i. Beauri gard, OF La and General Jubal A. Early,
OF Va 'CnHis-oner Tor the State aud people For
information apply 70 them or nj. A. DAIPHIN,
Y. y. Boy ODD. Now Orleana. La. q nj lnl
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THE BOSTON "ATLAS" in 1887 advertised
that can experience OF fire years has demon
strated of Fairbanks Scales that for aecu-
racy, convenience and durability they are
unrivaied." The Atlas and most of the men
who made II are dead, but the Fairbanks
Scale, retaining and increasing its merit
has enlarged its domain until II has become
the recognized standard OF the world-alI
within the lifetime of its inventor.-[N. Y.
EreHiH0 Post.
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APOLLINA ARTS
NATURAL
M y Il II AL WATER,
THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.

DR. LHWIS 4. sAYBE. "a delightful beverage ~
Dk; MILAN A. HAMMOND, !" Far su perior to
refreshing"
DE-. X. OGDEN DOREMES, Absolutely pure
and wholesCme; psriOr TO all for daily usa tree
IRON al the objections urged against Oroton and
artihciaIly sersted waters
PkOE WAhkLfN, LONDON ENG. "Impreg-
mated My with its own ga.n
Dr. r.. X. PEASLEE. "Usefnl and very agree.
able
DR AUSTIN FLINT, DR. y. N. OTIS. Heath
acute disease" -
DB. JAMES X. WOOD. mildly antacid: agrees
wen with dyspe ptics, and where there is equity
disthesis.'
DE-. FobDYCE BARKER. "By far the most
agreeable, alone or mixed with wine. useful in
~ CatarThs az stOmach or Bladder and in Gout."
DE-. J. MARION Ems. " Not only a luxury, but
eneCess,ty."
To be had of all Wine Merchants, Grocers Drug
slsts and Mineral Water Dealers throughout the
Ihlttu StaFes Eue2lmwf,GOw l.
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The abeve Oil can be had st Geo. Ryneal
Jr.'s, $50 ID street northwest si1,3:
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BASE RALL.-A game of ball yesterday
afternoon bet weeu the National and Patriot
nines resulted in victory for the former by
n score OF to in seven innings.