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nor RENT.-The residence Of the M
Il Prof j. l.. Deggs, S. W. corner ,s.,s, 0, ,-
tand French streets. Also, pianos, lCsI q.
and the entire household furniture .t NIX, n
vate sale. Must be sold by the .Na ,Iag #
March. INQUIRE on the premises eg EgS-.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue of a writ of Levari Facias
TO me directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, sl1 Shipley ST.,
kept by Geo. w. Ortlip, in the city of Will
mington, New Castle county, Delaware, on
WEDNESDAY,
THE 2Sth DAY OF MARCH. 1877,
at O'Clock, p. m,
the following described Real Estate, viz:
A Il that certain lot or parcel of land situ
ate, lying and being in the city OF Whining
ton, bounded and described as follow, TO
wit: On the northerly side of French street.
beginning in the middle of the wall of the
brick stable of DIR. Goeswich, thence north
erly and with French street nineteen feet,
five inches to marked stake in line OF
land late of DR.. Didier, now of Mrs. Rev
nolds, thence thereby parallel with Seventh
street one hundred and nine feet TO the mid
die distance between King. and French
streets, thence herewith karallel with
French street nineteen feet live inches 10
GoeswichhS line thence with said line TO
French street, be the contents within said
bounds what they may.
Seized and taken in eXecutionaS the prop
erty of Joseph Todd, deceased, Robert ii
Wright, Administrator of Joseph Todd, de
ceased.) and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sherlf"S Office, New Castle.J
March 10. 1871. { mrl2- -3tawts
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FOE SALE IND RENT.

DOR RENT. The house No. 3. w. Fourth
Il street. Apply TO ]. i. DEN0C,
- Smar17- ith and Market SE.
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE'TrAs, rs,ay mSO Or
l. some fine toned second hanae ae,cs E,i iebN
gan nearly new. Apply to this ohioe'
The daily gazette., 1877-03-17

SEND in your lists of stocke Lo-3--
y loans and dwellings, for next 1tUi.Io' sais lots
marriott. HEALD.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-17

NOR RENT. The House No %i3 Slipg
L. street, Apply 10 II, LATIMEE
Marl2- St.%
The daily gazette., 1877-03-17

EIRST NATIONAL BANK k,,cToS
OF WILMlN0lo"
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC Mo'''
AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE
TED STATES.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-17

NOTICE.-The Corporators of ,hoC
IN and Wilmington N. Guaea y, NE pN G
hereby give notice that the booLs Las%liIiroad aniiyad
opened for subscriptions to the s,HdH VIII b
said road on Monday, the 10Th inSt Nyock o.
O'Clock, a. m. at the Office of Vicic, az u
Pont, Esq, No. $40 Market st, ,WiIm;omr, Ior d.
Del. Also. at the same time. subscrIns,,Isoln
Will be received at the office OF p.pps,oS papsv 4
Vandever, ESQ.,, New Castle. ''er
March 8, 1877. lot. rhoilLL,
The daily gazette., 1877-03-17

NEW sERIEsi NEW sERITs1,-
In SHARES. The "Excelsior e.; 10, 90
sociation" will issue Fifth Series loan os q, AZ
day a. u Rpr ae5 insre d PayfRSe Rae on or before f fS
ply to ID. T. HAWKINS Seer:S,.. Ap.
rH-zW' NO. 404 Market Strss...
The daily gazette., 1877-03-17

CHERIFF'S SALE.
- by virtue of writ of Venditioni Ex
Public Sale, at the 0Np'Seu 10
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, s41 shiplev 81
kept by Geo. w. Ortlip in tho cit,, oc 1,J.I
mington, New Castle county, Delaware on IN
SATURDAY, the 31st Day of March
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EDWARD BELTS, PRESIDENT
The daily gazette., 1877-03-17

GEO. d. ARMSTRONG, CAsn,o ooO.
Paid up Capital.
Philadelphia and New York EHulpt Es;hont charge
nished TO regular Depositors "l''o
, 1877-03-30

this.
Tho Grand Jury wss TO have heard the Tikc mur.
der case yesterday. bnt tho weather was too pleas
ant to stay In the house. and tho opportuasy Tor
ride too good to be missed. 50, instead OF doing any
am IL estsi.ges. Ths bifi viii come beiore tie
Hoard Monday.
Archttecs Egan thinks that tho masoury contract.
q for the Conrti ought TO have seve!st hun.
The brick will b needed ID i few daYs, but the
contractor soems determined to huit hlmsolf in The
mattff, and says he will hars to naka the brick bo.
fore delivering any.
The shcEtTs oties 10 growing rich. Il not lond.
In tts furniture and dxlngs. Tho latest sdosnmcns
VA. added yesterday n fhe shape Of slver::r'.tes
announce 70 Tho bew!1dered Visitor who ttta that
sits ochind them. ~ this means thu sheriff can bc
readily distinguished from his assistants.
Mts, 1 s s. Ssts,s IT, 0e%m,ss ~ Fas;
some arrangement ID mado hy which 10 can b
paid for nnish!ng Harms contract on The Cont
dono At ho !nends 10 do, and VIII bo satisfied II he
can only get Tho money tof what he has done.
Ths Committee on IN and jail Accounts arc
liberal wtte other peopie,s, nnoner They yestet'
mend thst tho jail Clerks salary b inereased e25
per month. Tho other employees Of the jati who
ok
rsstenchncut goes hfAsol1 on.
The work on tho Court. .Ilonse continues to Ding
Along. Yesterday new derrick WAS put In place,
and bJ Monday quite large force OF workmcn
will he employed. Tho scalonsntss ct tho wo!k 1t
present IA owing to the failure Of 1fArna 10 arc1
% ~ asys !: {. rsa s eh. J. ss sas
of level from one to Tx jnchos iii around.
A week ago the Committee on Public Service re.
ported that Il rms impossible to reduce the help In
the Countv Clerks office. sines snen Licb, Mack.
former making wnr on HeslnE. Mack bottcsIng
mp bis chances for bcing elected Constable. and
the third seeking the Office Of CitY Clerk. II The
Committee knew whereof 1t spoke, and spoke tho
truth, the In TINT utfico must be suffering tor
Ibly. There ntc no unusual complaints, however.
Tho will Of James Irons. who for. year, carried
on the plumbing business on East Madison street.
was proven and ndr!tted 10 probate yesterday.
The deceased leaves property valued At ab0nt $0O.
600. and It In nll w{flcd to his wife. The Will pro-
Ffdes that hs wife shall carry bis late busfncss.
and that hor partner shall be John Irons, brother
Of the dcceascd. y gives to hfe late bookkccpcr
Il. II. Foskctt. $500 n \ reward for the attention
shown him In his last s!ckness, aud names him and
hts widow as executors.
The 6ret qunrtcf1y report Of tho Warden OF the
InsAne Asylum and Poor. t{ouse will be handed 10
the Clerk of the County Bossd to- oday fos prcsenta
ton, to tho Doard Monday. Il show: that tho
AsI1um now contains :I10 inmates, slight rcdnc-
aoycn deaths; anA that tho total expenses wofc
S25, 5000. The Foor.tionse contains 838 In
mates. and has cost $23. 64b III. The deaths were
thirty .seven. tho births eighteen, tho buEials
10D. and tho number discharged e4J AZ whole.
tho report shows \ marked improvement In tho
management Of the two institutions, and that the
Warden Ia proving 70 be very efficient oSlcst.
, 1877-03-30
THE LABOR QUESTION.
WARNING.


PHILADELPHIA, March 9o.--Thc General Man.
agcr Of the Reading Railroad Company has IT,
sued circular to tho locomotive engineers. en-
ploycd on that road, IN which he eaYs it has been
deemed inadvisablc TO retain In the employment
of the Company any ons who is member Of
the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers. The
engineers wilt be called Upon IN day or two to
decide whether they desire 10 remain In the EN-
p1orment OF tue Company by complying with
tho regulation requiring them 10 withdraw from
the association referred to. It Is not tho desire
at The Company to deprive tho cm-
p1oyes Of any Of the beneficial or
l!fc.tnsurance features Of tho Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers without offering in their
stead greater benefits OF similar character,
and i Is therefore proposed BY tho Company to
establish and cnduw a life and accident insur-
ancc fund, out Of which all engineers, upon
payment of 4 monthly sum less than previously
pald, will receive greater bcnc1ts than those
heretofore derived from the Brotherhood oi
Locomotive Engineers.
, 1877-03-30
CRIMINAL.

Carrie johnson was locked ur yesterday by
Detective snmuothelh charged With shopllfting
somo 81 worth OF notlona from tho Boston Store.
M,n.,r. tnrLron mn Inmn,. n, q h.or,o nj Nh.
Ar, @.1,,t .,rcc. ~bo i. snnuo.rS ~ hara hon
concerned With another inmate named Lena Fefce,
IN robhln1 ap toTn Granger of 2f4 was locked I'm
,t thc Armorx ;,.t n}uht
"s '' .'. "'e.
1lugo shotcad. for tho 1AseenJ OF mtIlwF1Ght-
too!s from Flslets si'lI on Dospl.nes street, and
Ellen Cas.is, Of No. II tIsl.teA street, are both
'".@s1 up s., ~ ~. wa .1"1sl esses o.a..A
Joseph "txls. OF no. 1Ao "est !h'rteentn
sss so@p.ns t: While rosssnE
tn tls wagon, some thief atoio upon him near lhe
Ficht..nth st,c.t h,idc. md n,.do M win ~
. ~ ,ss er ~ -" ~. - s.., M ~ ~
,.sshsj h,,,a "~
'sasaoa "oaso' ..... .....
william whaicn, bunko man, Was arrested yes
sssauit vim a .,.adl. vc.non ,,l,b ,nt+nt Ia do
sM ",n 4eJ "Psn WV '.a.s"t ~ w
eoau5 injury uPon thotahs helt. eo'osc0 nfaRe"
man on tho rittahuE1 z Fort Wayne l'atlroad.
tnrnng tho threc.eas game. Tho coofed man
aays he was badly hcatcn.
Wednesday night about o o'clock. = young man
be BY three men near tho cornsE al Madison and
young rlett from bclEnd. and dealt him blow That
Young Platt W. taken to the hauso Of fflend by
ron.,.h,s n n mrf,.1, !. :, ,ooro ,,out,. ~.
ariiv hox. Min fusiire Rn,.fm.nn riii tn.ds. ~.
s;sss rI;s.s ssSsd @ Y i; IL j.
snr n tcsm ~ hnrsrs ,vhirh hs scI,cf Inn, Wcnrv
Enhi.r ~, Eirn .trsrt Il" h,~irn -, ~. M ntte"h
, 1877-03-30
RELIGIOUS.
TIE NOON FHATKR..fEETfNO

was slafRc1y attended yesterday At Farwnt HALL and
was led by Messts. Whittlo and McGtanahsn. Tho
exercises were opened with tho hymn. ''Thosa Is 4
fountain allcd With blood"
Requests for tho prayers ot tho meeting wtre
read bY tho Rev. +. n. Davis. They CAME from
0steHa. Gencseo Paxton. and LbortyrIllc. Ill.
nsantfosd, Canada; and bridgeport. Conn. from
vito for lost husband; By a son for the conycr.
sion Of bis father; by father for The conversion
Of two sons; for tho cbnvcrson Of the unsaycd
members uf two Bible classcs; by mother tot tho
salvation Of q son; for Especial blessing on tho
union meetings now huiug held In Baraboo. Wis.
fS s sa q sss sS,o =; II is.s ,ss Nss
city; aad for Atessrs, Moody md sankcy.
awcs to % thv rsauc.s ii a' AID ths % hymn, :o thlnk
Of tho homo over .l,ure, - whs sung.
Mai. ,,'h,tto tc!scssa fof b.s te1t tho lnst avo
tcesgs Of ths Eighth chapter OF Romans, relating
To the lnsttAeatIon ot Ghest, aud dwoit Ut length
upon to show that the slnncr had been fully Jus.
" fa n n o 5 .nd sass q s
satd that tlod WA with lhsm; ana lilo spared not
ab'olye,l The guilty. The spcsker, closed by an-
noaneins shat TINT w9a!d ee tho 'a.t meeting 10
won!a lsaa @ s1s an4 h.st sna NJ ssG'sna,
shcre. lis believed this e.ty had beon sbundaltty
Il :. sesa III :ssF ssFsss ssss sa
MY. MturaI,adah anA wife sang tho hymn co,n.
mencln2 ''Iho Fathers loving heart fur sinners
gAtu The Son.
Remarks were made by Tho REV. n. II. rafkhurst
and Mr. Thanc, anti thu meeting was cloacd With
the sng!ng OF tho dOxof0xY.
c1tuitcI1 tERyiCRG
itaj. Whitt!e will nrcacL altl NJ. McGsanahan
will stng at lsuBiuu Presbyterian Church, on Wuet
foaftrenth strert, near Throup. this evening At y
O'Clock.
The ley, 1lonrY G. Perry will olllciate In ALI
Sa!nta Episcopal Church, corner Ut North CArpen.
ter and Wcst Ohio streets, th!s morning a. II
O'Clock.
The Church OF the sltssah vii! hold conmemo.
ratiyc service Aooa Ffiiay evening In the chap.
el, c01umtnc!n3 a. o'clock, tho ftcy. BroUko Her.
funl preaching.
There will bo divine service to-day {0ood FIJI
day. IN Trinity lEptscopa Church at 10:45 II. n.,
and sermon oJ the lscr. pr. Sullivan: subject !:
'.Thd uesth Of Christ ali unanswcrabIo Proof Of
Ills Divinity"
The Good Friday sertItos at 81. Mary's Catholic
Church. corner Of Wabash avenue atid Eldrdec
COURT will c0aslht Of Mass at o'clock thIa morn.
lnk, nftcf wuich cotncs Tho ''HeneraiIon Ut Tho
Cr0ss, T" and at . O'Clock In tho lftarnuon lie
"Wny OF lba Cross" Tho onlcu Of ''Tenebrac :"
will be chAntcd, and thclu viii be Acsaot on tho
"puss!un VI Jgaua Christ" II 7:;U In tho syenlus,
, 1877-03-30

Jacobs. Kohn. Iiotz. Frutr!ng, Tcteh. and Wells.
x petition WAS read from aundrJ citizens asking
reduction In rent on school property on liaitted,
Monroe, and Madison stsects. Referred to Com.
mtttte on School Fand Property.
A similar petition WAS read from Newell 4
Mosher. and also referred.
The Committee on Examination Of Teachers Re-.
ported tho following nancs for certificates 10 teach
in the high schools: J. D. Farnsworth. AIRS. s.
z, sandsrlsnd, III" Clara E. Highly. and Char.
Charles c. Chase. the School Agent. submitted
. report Of ihe receipts and expenditures for the
Sfs'G ss aepo Poaa .son.a is EG a M's rsS
e. and ssePFe:t 81 ssea o se:
re- ss. ' 'ci aseS sa i
the eash on hand 81, iol 80 had bcen ii asde for
Es5ss tsnsS ss,ns. abe IL 81 sebdo Es.f :n a
counts. Tha II repo,t si:o .st fotsh n desi that
feni:, ete ss Il s'e ss sse0'' aoa '0F
Offering 70 lease School. .Len md :. in Block ii.
sassbe nS ss; sond RefePPsea month";
DEAF AND prsfg. .....
NJ weieh lnstosused ssties q seso'1.ens 70 p:
fde the maintenance Of a teparate dent and dumb
echool In Cook County, whtel. vere, adopted, and
eopcs were ordered to be forwarded to Spring
Thc President stated that tho teachers would be
paid thttr January Rhfary o.n,ofrow, aud their
Fcbruary snlnrY during the coming week.
Tho Committee on schnol Property reported ask.
Ing leave 10 advertise for proposals tor The sale OF
the building and the lease Of tho lot Just north Of
tho journal Hniidtng, known - No. 165 Dearborn
street Adopted.
Mt. Covert moved Tint ME. ftackrnan BE- elected
epcctal teacher of mnstc In the achouls at Chicago
10 lhte from Feb. l. At salary Of ST. .0 per year
The discussion Of the motion led 10 tho reading Of
Gnarantce OF Mcssrs. Farfsr d Wheeler, n,hdc in
September last. TO pey Iii. Nlackmana xalarJ. and
tho announcement that they had failed to live up
10 thrlt guarantee after january. The motion
prevailed by An n1r,ost unanimous vote, notwith.
standing the manifestation OF 4 disposition On tho
part Of several members to hold the gentlemen
named to theLr promise.
,Mr. Arnold sntmit.ed i fcsolusien. which vas
adopted, authorizing tho attorney Of the Board to
prepare brief statement Of the facts In ruIatton
tto sale Of tho school property in the Town Of
the board and forwarded to tho non1bsfa Of tho
Legislature Ut Springfield.
ThU Finance Gominittoo reported that It had
audited bills us follows, and recommended tho par
mcnt Of tau same: For suntlries, 81, Gai o.;
saiuslea Of tcacherst so'. tB0. .0B; ground tuut7
81. U3o 90; revenue warrant and intercst, $685.
'The Committee on School Buildings reported,
recommending that tho West Division High SCHOOL,
provided for In tho late appropriation. be con.
sirncted during tho year II possible. concusFcd
Adjourned. =
, 1877-03-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The annual psw.rental Of Plymouth Church, Tho
T'cv. @. H. Everest, pastor, takes pace this eyen'
ing.
The regular monthly meeting Of tho Women's
Chrlstsn Temp0rauce Union will bo held In Room
J, 148 Madison street, At 10 q. m. to-day.
Tho monthly meeting of tho Board Of Managers
Of tho So1dlces' Home viii be held At the residence
Of Or. IlAm!ll. GID Wabash avenue, to.dny At .
p. IN.
pr. James Rea will lecture before, the rhtlo.
tophca1 Society to- morrow evening on ''Tho Folly
and 1enoranec Gf the A!hetsttc nia.phemics o. Col
1'he lecture will be published In book form subso-
qaehtly.
, 1877-03-30

Ths County Treasurer yesterday paid Architect
Egun SIS, oo0 from tho cuurs.3louse Fund. The
time and plaeo tos The customary wine.supper have
not Jet bccn named.
a1ts. Pike stil! fingers In jail She has written
fur hor thi1dfen to come aad Sec hot, and IL ez-
pectns thelr arrival arery d,y. She expects 10 b.
released 10. paoE1ow.
In the County Court yesterday, Hsnsy Meskst,
Ada Raystn. William Sehloan, and II. ]. Callahan
were adjud2ed insane. Thny we're eonyeyed 70
jefferson In tho afternoon.
Judge Williams stay 10 the Criminal Court ends
Tomorrow, and Monday judge Booth will lake hts
plAcc. Tha retiring judg: will To. MORROW pot IN
big day's work sentencing prisoners. bus in add.
t!on " ibis must hear and decide III motions foe
, 1877-03-30
1AE ElkNARI. BVGGY.MANUfAc1uRlNo COMPANY

THE ElkHART. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COMPANY
Of Klkhsrt, Iud.. continue to sell at 10 per cent
pEo1t. Terms strictly rash. Their work attracted
etsAtdeal Of attention ut tho CLIea2a Expedition
last isll. from tho f4ct that whife 1t wA4 pro-
uouneed dsst.ciass In evsrJ respect and equal TO
any on exhibition, Tho prices throughout were
nearly ons- halt lcss than other arst.elass manu-.
isctufess.
They sell 6as.elass open buxgtes, any style
body. At t110; same, with top. 3l6a. Ftrat.elaaa
phasson4, 500; lumber wagons, complete, 955.
All ffst.tlass work IL warranted. They also make
second and third quality work eozscspondlnEly
low. Also soil al quality OF harness. They sell
. good buggy hAFuess q plste Tor 3l2- Fins nickel
plated for SIS. Send stamp 10 v. B. Pratt, Sec
retasy. Elkhast, Ind, fos catalogue AID price. list
, 1877-03-30
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

GEN EKAI n GW6s
Tns Temperature yesterday, as ob,erved by Ma
aataec. opttctan, No. es Madison street {TftnuSE
Hnildtns}, was at q. rn.. 80 deg; 10 I'm. 3s:
~ H., 40; 3p. M, 90; p. r,., 81. barometer
atsa. M. 30. ~; ar. M, 3o.40.
Tho Mexican Veterans held their monthly meet.
inx last evening In the Sherman House elnb.toon,
c. n. Oils presided. The cscntng was'tpent IN
rocial discourse and tfghting oef again thu bat
ues Of their youth" A number Of new members
Wers added to the roll Of Tho Association.
prof. Hermann Hanstcin. 0! tho AthcnnnH'. has
st exhibition at the rooms Of the city Board Of
Education great variety Of drawings hy his pu-
p,is and Of them most excellent. Tho artftts
tanse from 10 20 years. and The display II made
10 Afford those who hare Viewed tho late exhibition
@ hns ns :h q ns1oa n %
continue for two weeks.
II ID etAtcd that in \ New York Dispatch Ia tho
Boston fost that she httt great rcdust9n made ln
E";s ~ Il asfss se
Le!tot 4 Co.. who entleavored 10 ho!d thoit West.
in and aGu1eF9 r Isd = Ss.1a sF hs .smot
10 ttap Western dealers tn Chicago bJ establishing
merely coat prices and tho hFnl accordingly tclc-
sraphed their price lists 10 all points,"
The robbery which occurred It The To1edo Taes-
taefs as1s NH II
The building, though not controlled ly thote rnn.
Rang ot thieves, NAM .! whose efploits !, hare
previously been sh1o1feled. About thc mlda!c M 81 q
managers Of tho Toledo md saee thai time, with
thcee appears to have bean nothing dnne rejecting
s6,i'iy. e '"'''' " INC o''|s ~ 1'''' '"N
The New York iIatnest of Monday has tho fol-
lowing letter: .. ..
zs|E:? h:::y; S?s s::s:%: Ms'fs &
, 1877-03-30
MDLDENSs STRIKE.

Qulncr. ILL.,, Alarrh 2o.-Tho strike whiel,
occurred yesterday among tho Iron n,oders Of
this city has not been settled, and q large MINI
ber Of men arc idle. Thu propr!etors Of tho
fonndrIcs say oil Of tho establishments have
GOOD stocks Of stoves, and a. this is tho last end
Of tho spring business they arc not likely Ia
receive any orders Which cannot be promptly
filled. 1t Is customary 10 shut down tho foun.
dries for about month during thesummer. and
tho only result they anticipate from tho strike ID
to ohvlatu the necessity Of closing I'D at tho
usual time. Tho moldcrs, however, appear to
be determined to remain out until tho rates arc
adjusted % they demand.
, 1877-03-30

eailty, d1!nR her term At year In she Pen!sen.
ilnty. l!nr Attorney called for the polling ct tho
ns sn:re1ed ,hss hs verdiss % 1ss not iii. snd hit
he had hctn tosccd 10 a0rco to Il. The Court
order.
J1fy was out.
Sssss esss.;1. ~: s:s: "a y + -: Va: 400
asRt s a. S4.lsfs' il :; = Il: e ssd Fl h. r. e. e e
Sss:s ss: g e. se s. Warner " rr
1sSs ssn et # .s!os, e.
s5s s 5 A: ;M:$ M ..s'!$$ s:!s $s$ ~ ~ IS = =
;sss ts :S;. :;;ss ss. :s$ ss$ ;:ssS 81 IL
IrnaE SIC. .AIL1sTEH-aso 10 sis Inclusive. No. 3ss,
5uDo. Fas e..s ,o,p re.s!. r.. pu.,
JUDGMENTS,
srrxktoa Corxr7CoNIA.sioxs-v!st sewtak Ma.
jSpos Issi-Mo. snYdssRes It Il Nv y, isaeers s.
ft5s s esps :: joa T. $S.ff5 f. .S
is, s ffs s:i.s; s%s .sa :ss. Ssf ss IS
ss ssa i'll !;SS: u
Ese Il Bs;'aa t I:
GinaS1f corsr-tune. .Roasas--ra.rtek siartin vs.
'iFFa'as + Gs 9s9ae Il a.si st
Rs s "a ss" ~ e. sta E s
An,msa r. Anga.tns Walker verdict szH ~
4 Gsse ossr sns
lion Tor new triai.
, 1877-03-30
LYONS KATfaAInON.
LYONS KATf4AIUONs
Is IRead and heed
V0lIR} what is here
HAIR viii will learn i!11 low yS
WORTH lit may be done
SAYING?| at a small cost.

Men anil women should bc careful of thai,
hair. 1t Is not merely m ornament; It /. AZ
much a part Of Naturo's plan for the perfection
Of health and tho preservation OF life, as Is anS
other member OF tho body.
Men Of science have searched long and pa.
ttentfy for the hest means OF preserving snd
cultivattng the llnlr.
ThirtT.fve years ago, the eminent scholar
Prof, E. Thomas Lyon, Of New Jersey, entered
into a thorough study of tho matter, Tic weut @
to the very root OF It. and his labora wcre
crowned With success. lie IL WAS who gave to
tho world that priceless discovery,
, 1877-03-30


KRonER-A1arch a8. John Henry Krogos, Of
inflammation Of tho lungs.
Funeral viii take place from hls late residence.
11o Ohlo.st. near Wells, Saturday at p. N. 10
0racelan1.
Ross-Thnraday oycn!ng. March 20. Birdie, only
daughter OF Charles D.. and julta ffoss.
Funeral scrytcea At tho residence, No. 80 Thirty
second street. this afternoon as O'Clock. Friends
Of tho family invited to attend without further
notice.
LEOPOLD On Thursday q 2 a:3o p. M, Rachel.
wife of Loeb leopold. aged ~ years.
Funeral will take placo Sunday a. 10 a. N. from
1l33 Wabash avenne, corner TMonty. .dfth strcOt.
fH- Now York aud Cincinnati papers please
copy.
GARRIsON-1n this city On the 2ath inst At tho
resilencc Of lor grandaoD asnuol D. Perry, in tho
8bth yea! Of hcr ago. Leah Garrison, widow OF the
late Jacob Carbon, OF Hochtster, N. \.
The remains Will b taken East for intcemcnt:
NSew York CitT, llochestey IN. Ky and Now
jerscy papers please copy.
sMlTn-At Akron. O., Of apople1y, March ~.
Mrs. Mosts Smith, mother Of Mra. Alvin Austin OF
thIs city,
GoLL-of pneumonls. O.. e. Coil, al tho resi-.
deuce Of hts Esuthef, REnno Coll, corner Canal and
Twelfth streets. March -, at $50 =. IN.
Funeral saturday, March 81. al p. m. Friends
OF Tho family arc Invited.
, 1877-03-30
ENGLEWpcO.

TIE RoT. ". II. usown, Tho evangelist, snd
psof. 1eut'oy. tho ringer. nuluhed the!s laho.s
here Wednesday evening. They hasa gone 10
Fsccpors. H., having made the engagement pre,l.
10 their arrival st this plaza, T4er laoors hayo
made u pEoong sheIr atay, but ths pgotlo Of Eres
port would not wasvo thelr pririlere. The meet
lnxe will ba continued ~ long a. tha Interest u
ksUt pps
, 1877-03-30

C1scINaA7l, Masch e9.-1n the Common
PLEAD Court to-day, In tho caae of the Western
UuIon Telegraph Company agstast tho Marietta
Il Cincinnati lsaiiroad Company. ns rcorcan!zed
tho Baltimore K Ohio Railroad Company, aud
the Atlantic Il Parllc Telegraph Company
Judge Burnett granted a perpetual injunction
against tue latter Company, rcstsaInEns tho use
VI the wire between tf1x eatY aud Faskersburg
erected IN violation Of exlsttug contracts.
, 1877-03-30
BOARD OF EDUCATION,
FkTITioaR.

A regular meeting Of tho City Board Of EducA+
ton was held last evening, present Ncs4rs. sulli
van, Ptes!deut; Arnold coyess. En.tilh, Noyne,