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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-20

There is too much sweetness and light
at Old ST. Pancras, London. The
churchyard has been converted into an
ornamental garden, with patches OF
brightness and fragrance. But some.
lines the little waits of the dingy
streets break in and pick and steal the
flowers. Two weeks ago William Lam.
bourne, whose experience of an ugly and
dishonest world ranged over ten years,
pulled a house-leek out OF lJWer-beu
and was caught in the act by the super
intendent. The mercurial FlutlIen
would have said, There is not enough
leek to swear by" but the superintend
ent made an affidavit, and the child was
taken before a magistrate, who sen
fenced him to twenty-one days Of hard
labor in the House Of Correction. The
police reporters intimate that the little
fellow did not seem to comprehend the
charge OF larceny. After this whole
some discipline il is to be hoped thai
whenever, like ancient Pistol, he takes
"Occasions to see leeks' he may 'WocA
at 'em-that is all"
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Cincinnati University.

The directors of the University Board
held meeting yesterday, Hon. S. F.
Hunt presiding. The request of the
Faculty that the Hamilton County
Teachers Association be invited to holt
their January meeting in the University
building, was agreed TO.
The Committee on Law reported il
favor oil investing the Browne fund il
Government bonds. Report adopted,
Mr.. Hunt, for the Committee on Law
reported delinquencies on $4,000 0
ground rents. The report was receiyet
and fled.
A recommendation was presented
from the Committee on University tina
a partition be put in the large hall o
the University building, with waief and
gas, 10 make a room for The use OF Prot
Westherby in his department, winch
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-20

The great fair and concert at Jetfer
son Hall will come to conclusion TO.
morrow night. This evening the ex.
sitting contest for diamond ring will
come to an end. The contestants are
the Misses Frances DroppeIman, Chris
tina Sandheger and L zzie Nerhage
Messrs. W. I. Forrest, F. Ii. Norman
and f. springmeier will make things
sing Tonight. Each OF them wants tt
get that gold watch. The Knights o
St. Patrick will be In attendance TO-
night.
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The National.

One OF tho best Olio performances was
given last night at the National Theater.
The drama Of sour WOrkingmen; or,
the Great Strike, ;" in two acts and five
tableaux, was excellentiy rendered.
Welsh, Morris, Harris & Matthews, the
song and dance quartette and general
Ethiopian specialists, created a turore.
Their dancing was perfect and their
singing harmonious and pleasing.
Among the other attractions were Miss
frankie Lee, Charles Turner, MISS Min
ME Rainforth and Miss Jessie Adams.
The performance concluded with a
laughable drama, "Unole Sam.'s Boys"
The bill will be repeated at the matinee
to-day and Tonight.
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A QUAKER CHURCH WITH A sTEEpLE.

A letter from Des Moines Iowa, says:
"EYen the, Qu tkers are becoming tine
tured with the worldliness OF these de-
generated times. They were building
a meeting house at Iowa Falls, and
wanted money therefor. The young
folk would not give a cent unless a
steeple was put on the house, and
finally the spirit moved the elders to ac-
cept steeple, aud the church was
built with "a steeple; and such steeple
still it is steeple, and probably the
only one in the world on Quaker meet
ing house."
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New Music.

rThe Curfew," song for bass and alto,
LongIellow's poem, set to music by J. S.
Bile, is just published by John Church Il
Co., Cincinnati.
"Open the Gates as High as the Sky"
song and chorus. Words and music by
Taos. p. Westendorr, just issued by
John Church u Co., music publishers
And dealers OF Cincinnati.
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Unless q centenariun has taken the
trouble In his youth TO run against the
Father of his Country, he would better
keep quiet when his one-hundredtn
comes along and his friends should In
all Charity withhold his memoirs from
publication. Mrs. Elizabeth Thomson,
of Norristown, Penn, who celebrated
ner cenntenial birthday last W ednesday
is one OF the right sort who ought 10 be
encouraged. Sne knew what she was
about when she was a young lady. ShJ
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-20

hobnobbed with the General. During
his Presidential term he once stopped at
the Black Horse Tavern in Plymouth
Township and she had the pleasure Of
giving him a drink [species not stated
and shaking hands with him. Virtue
such as this has not been unrewarded.
She now has more than eighty grant =
children and forty eight great-gran> =
children, anu can see to read the news
papers,
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without an Equal.

The hygienic properties of Murray & Ian
mans Florida W ater are marked and dis
tinctIve feature Of this delicious perfume It's
wonderful power in relieving nervous head
its healthful disinfectant pr, )ertles in the
sick room, mark it as peculiarly adapted to
the requirements or the boudoir, the dressing
room and bath.
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HAPPY tidings for nervous sufferers, and
those who have been dosed, druggcd and
quacked Pulvermacher's Electric Belts er-
fectually cure premature debility, weakness,
and decay, Book and Journal, with informa-
ton worth thousands, mailed free Address
PULVERMACHER GALvANIC CO., Gin
Cinnatl Ohio
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after several suggestions, was referred
| to the Building Committee, with power
to act under an appropriation of $3.50
The Committee also recommended the
appropriation Of $4O0 Tor the purchase Of
microscope and other appliances for the
Department of Natural History. Agreed
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-20

One ofthe Kentucky MinstreIs Is sit.
ting for his carte IN character. Operator
"Now, sir, look pleasant-smlIe lit.
te." Minstrel smiles) "Ohl that will
never do. us too wide for the instru.
fmeEto
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-20
ELIXIR.
E'S
DIURETIC AND ALTERNATIVE
ELIXIR OF
Blu CHU, J u n / II Z Ee,
ACETATE POTASH,

ACFIAI HI VI IH5IH,
A New and Valuable Preparation for the Re-
lief and Cure Of Gravel, Rheumatic and Gouty
Affections, Pain in the Back, Eruptive Dis
eases, Boils, &c. A sure preventive OF the re-
turn OF Fever and Ague.
Manufacturer by the ProDrictors,
Z. y. BURDSAL & co.
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RH Il U MI A IT L = MI.
Or. C.. n. LEHMkUHL'S
Celebrated Preparation,
GTC OIL

viii permanently cure nnammatory or chron-
ic rheumatism, gout, &c. For proof positive
OF the above assertion you are referred TO the
following parties who have been permanently
cured: A. Oscamp, MEANWHILE, o.: James l..
Ruflin, Ex- Chief Police; W. IL. Hughes, AS
sistant Chief Cincinnati Fire Department;
Allen Hrchman, First National Bank; II. b.
Meyer, No. 8 Main street; l. g. Winans, 573
Walnut Hills: f. G. Lambur Fire Company
No. 8; Henry Weber, corner Of Apple and Rail
road street, Cummlnsvle; John Devote, cor
ncr Eighth and Vine street: W. j. Aberncthy,
book keeper, County Auditors office; f. Bin
der, 54S Elm street; John Nicbaum, 5lS Syca-
more street; Isaac Vest, 26 Pike street: Ar
mold Brown, 81 Pike street, Coyington. 9th
cr certificates can be seen at the Off 3Gs, 4J9
Main street, Cincinnati Ohio.
Medicine is sold at Samuel BurdsaIs Drug
StorH, 0 Main street.
Onice hours, to .. u to2, TOT.
1t DIR. G. H. LEHMKUHL.
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CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGES. .

TOR SALE-A LARGE STOCK OF NEW
L and dsecond hand carriages at reduced prices
GEO. G. MILLER & SONS,
10 and 2I West Seventh street.
'e27.ly
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MANTELs, CRATES, &c.
U. 8. s. S. C.
United States Secret Service Go.
23O Walnut st., Cincinnati, Ohio.

THIS ORGANIZATION IS INCORPO-
L RATED under the laws. 1t is the most
complete, employs more men, and is the best
organized Independent Detective Agency in
America or Europe. The men on our force
are reliable and the most competent that can
be procured in this country. We make
specially of the detection Of crimes committed
upon banks and Other lncoI Poratoh com
ton guaranteed. Terms reasonable, and all
communications strictly confidential. oceO- II
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SEWING MACHTTEa.

Again the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Nh
chimes tri iumph over the world. The Centen-
NAL Commission have officially announced
the awards, and decreed for the New Wheeler
Il Wilson TWO DIPLOMAS OF HONOR AND TWO
MEDALS OF MERIT This is double victory,
and the highest award which it was in the
power Of the Centennial authorities to bestow.
No other sewing Machine received such q
recognition. More than thirty OF the best pro-
ducers Of machines in this and other countries
entered for competition, and at Philadephia
in 1879, as at Vienna in 1878, and at Paris in
1857, Wheeler & Wilson lead the list. After .
careful, rigorous, and exhaustive examinA-
ton, the judges unanimously decided that the
superior excellence OF these machines de-
served moro than one medal or diploma, and
consequently, they recommended TWO OF
EACH. Tho Centennial Commission unani-
mously ratified the action Of the judges, and
the public will indorse the decision Of these
ablest OF mechanical experts. A claim Of
equally distinguished honor for any other
sewing machine Ia only an attempt to hood.
wink the people. Read the following, which
stamps the New W Wheeer q Wilson" as the
STANDARD SEWING MAcHINE OF THE WORLD.
, 1877-10-11

deferred raTmenss are to be secured by the
H. Ketth. 7 -
ahs atst 'n re c.fs OF John
AZ Ass'g"ee will be elected for r.tdek L.
surratoR eo6nr ~ BRIEF.
sI,hoo aeainse otto i. siattfern. @ ' 80
Henry /. Turner and Anna /. Merriman filed
T. 9 IosePn e. sGo s s1eo1Ge sm.n 70
- T.. II ~ Sm '*Ls - ana
HIock e in Morris aud othcrs' Subdivision Of
tAe ". q nf the y. ". of Sec. IL, 80, IL.
j. c1HcriT cnuRr.
began suit yesterday for 81 100 aeainAt Fred
'''tn Jam aa'' Il. 1e.ter bcaan suit in tre.p...
E@"a Wistss1vs s.a fon liz 'so vs ~ w1.a,, r
xann M1us, ;,; , ioF Inc use ot nsot ~ - J.:
Isaac mcss ~ ani - Kaufman. II Sn'''1 '-''S ''o'"
cor1Tr couRr. .........
Miss Katc Dratnlta arraignel F. ". Sicho1.
m rf,s' xcet ss mo'n4 Anna
IL " ~. "1 s's sE.'t W. - sAsot y.
viii bo returned this morning.
Jrnoz nnrxxoxp-1n chsmtcrr.
tunaH ii1onaErr--set cases md general buxt.
ne.t.
os SoSS IT, Ha iae'a,9: s % r. ,rs Il ' and
JuMaE Jaxksox-254. 275 27s. .7n. osnk. cna2.
2n,. .se. ~; ~: Ml; xal. .D5. ~ and ~, In
i.inuz Muont"1 III ot H. Hol If' n:gtr.nJ .s. =.
ucrrtek. on ;r;al. ~ '.1' '''' ''' 's'''"'a ''
sali.hnry " Maller., on trial.' ~'N''~' 'e' Ivy
JUDHk Dnorn-xet case 10. Dig, and calendar
Ea. 70. ~. ~; - T. lio, laclnsive. except
1.ns No. li!. IlcidehEr!th W. Hitclfc, On trial,
jErHE Mr&jttsrtu-f'dHseh t1sps
, 1877-10-11
THE COURTS.

New gn!ts, bankruptcies. Coufesslous, JudR-
1nentt. Etc,
D. K. Tenney flied bill yesterday IN tue Cir
cult Court aE2tnst Josiah F. Warren aud Henry
J. Carswell, partners a. J. F. Warren l. Co.,
Crawfonl Getuan, Leonard G. Kllnek, and
Mary Carswclt, scckfng to set asldo recent as
sgument Of ], F. Warren d Co., on the ground
Of fraud, md to discover assets with which to
satisfy Judgment for sci, ,0o7. 30, which ho re-
Gently recovered against the firm. Ae charges
that on tho 11th Of September last Warren i
Co. owed $4,000, With not over 10000 Of
assets. At tho same timo II. ]. CaIsxelt and
Crawford Gctman were partners In Cleveland,
Oswceo, ant New York, under tho frm-name
Of Carswell & 0etman, Carswell'a intcrcs. being
worth t10o,o 1t Is charged that on the day
above mentioned CarsweIl and Getmaa cou-
splsed together to retire the formers iutescas
Ii the far1. OF Car,wcll = 0etman. and TO PVT
ca dissolution Of tho firm Vas made, Carswcll
estimating bis interest 1t 1900; Carsxel! 4:
Gctman At the time held Claims to the amount
OF t37,0uo against j. r. Warren d; Go. worth
anI $500 in cssn ia full satisfaction for til
interest Of tho firm Of Garswell & Gssman.
ss''sy sss and turned Money over 10 hf e.. 'sts ss
4nl she now holds tho former as = claim sgpLnst
tho inkoiyent estate OF ], +. WarFon l. Co.
This latter firm hare recently made m aaslGn-
nent Of their property to l. q. klinck, a.al DC
claims, are fraudulent, and he asks that the
dissolution ut tlla arua Of Csrswsll 3 lrtmau.
tbs sale Try the former TO hts partner, and tte
assignment to hlrs. carswell, may all bc de-
clared fraudulent mud void; that q Receiver be
appointed aud an account taken; that Mrs.
Carswetl and uetu.an be adjudRrd 10 build the
S37 O0 clai.n In trust for tho Receiver, aud TINT
l,Is iroupIunant's} Judgment may ba satisfied
out ot tic livtdeuds declared On such claims
In the ludlan land cass Ut Bertrand ". IIcs-
rick, z. =, eIntth. ths attorney for tho cum
pta,uaut, made an atlempt to laye shorthand
reporter, J. e. Williams, punished fur, ton
tempt for not delivering up some depositieas
taking theul. The motion eama up before
Judge Moore yesterday. but the Judge r.
fused to punish tho reporter, saving that ho
could not try Law caso between the parties.
UNITED srATKs COURTS.
Nhittleaey d. Peters tie4 bill yesterday
against John Matheson to restIa!n htm from
Infringing fAruham's pateat fur improved bed
sle4d i1Aine&+
Helen llipple commenced suit for $4,000
Jumes r. hufus 4 Co, sued Emma 8ouis Tor
81 ,0M
BANKRUPTCY MATT1Rs.
Parker R. Mason wa AdJudic2ted baQkrppt
Yesterday, and warrant !ssucd retafuaole
Nov 10.
The. composition In tho csse Of C. r. Osborn
4 Go. WIS confirmed.
The meeting fof election Of Asst2uee IN ths
case Of the Brown Il Van AIsdale Manufacturing
Company WA adjourned TO Oct. 81. a coua-
S,oa et 81 - St ~ % sS,ss
per cent 10 eight months, 10 per cont u twslft
| mouths, and 10 pe< cent In sixteen months. The
, 1877-10-11

ITEMS.
The officials Of the Illinois Central Railroad,
accompanied by their attorneys, have gone 10
Cairo to havo a confab with tie authorities Of
that place in rctani 10 the troubles that have
arisen afnt1t the uss BY the ratlroni companies
of The iercc and the erection Of warehouses
there.
The Condnetors' Mutual Aid md Benefit Ar
ISOLATION OF the United States and the Canatlaa
will hold their thIr1 annual convention at tic
1remsnt House, Il this city, Thursday anl FRI
day, Oct. II and t.
Mr. J. II. Page, ueuerst Passenger anil Ticket
Agent Of the International d. urcat Nntthefn
1saflroad nf Texas, was In the city Yesterday. at
tending 10 the passenger butincss Of hfs line.
IEe aays the travel over his road was never bet
ter than At present, The Immigrant business
having increased oTer 100 per cent
The war between the 81. Louis, Kansas CITY
4 Northern and the sfemphts & Little Rock
Railroads in regard to the passenger business
has heen settlcd.
To-day ut noon the Government Directors Of
the Union Pacific Misunderstanding James F.
Wilson, Of fowa; DR.. F. h. Brewer, New York;
c. w. Chadwick. Connectirtt; y. e. 8. Hasrt-
son, MARYLAND; and j. II. Mltarl, Of Omaha
Will meet 1t the Grand Pacific Hotel for tho
purpose OF arranging for the annual report,
which Is soon to bc laid before tho Executive OF
tho nation. The sessions will lc private. as thc
report Will not bo made public Until after Il has
been presented To the President at Washington.
, 1877-10-11
HOW TO GET AN APPETITE,

best the market affords presents ffite or no at.
fractions, The sooner euch haplcss individual
pnts The gastric orEna IN condition to enjoy the
edible comforts which bouult!ul Providence has
provided The morc rchson there wilt te to feel
grateful for tho auggtetiou. To do this. inytgor-
which Will enable t1lat organ to lIgcat properly,
and Htuce good dfgcston II the parent Of appetite,
give birth to dcsiFr for food At the tneryais ap-
pututed by nature. With ehronF want oE arpet(te
IRE usnaily hasoeiased nervousness, biljon sness.
and constipation, three evils which are speedily
overcome BY the Bilters. All persons Of dys-
peptic or billions tendency should USE th!s health
fuf tonic dnlty. Or nt least three four tl,ncs
week. 4 pnrsuence Of this conrre will soon tntnre
aud confirm radical change for the better In the
condition Of tic etoniach anA associate oseaus.
, 1877-10-11
r.flA1

Nrw YoRx, Oct. 10.-Thc Pennsylvania Coal
Company has Issued q circular announcing re-
sumption Of work In their mines, nutl Offering
coal at reduction of aiout IS cents per tou on
the former rates. Tic new rates, until Dec. 8,
will be Is folIoHs: Lump. per ton Df 2,240
pounds, $3.50: steamer, $3.50; crate, S2.S1;
cgg, s2.D; stove, s.; chcssnut, $2.U; pea,
, 1877-10-11
MORE KEROSENE.

!Sptcfai Dfsnnteh TO The CAtra9o 7t4spN.
rrr1suuH0, Pa. Oct. 1n-Tllcre Is renewed
excitement In the oil market IN consequence Of
the opening Of 4 new we'll in the Bullion Dis
trtct last night, which Is now flowing at the rate
here W toIay * CENTS pc! r eallo f, and "a " faftber ts
decline Is expected. Holders arc anxious u SELL
but can flud NJ buyers.
, 1877-10-11

e,.t.. for MI. MniroH SArLHR Ia now ready TO
s.~nra the f,fnrtIons Of Congressman, and will
.,Iot With pride TO the work he las accomplished
r h,s ballivsck. Grateful Democrats Will dance
s,nuud bis campfire md hail him With plaudits,
~ tbtn, perhaps, go of and vote for hin.
, 1877-10-11

A r3eaatic effort 10 being masic by the New
vo,k iYord to secure an Egyptian ohclEsk,
srobab,y for sunset Cox to mount when ha
'r.nts to catch RANDALLs eye.
, 1877-10-11

thief Jos.rn 1las been captured at last, and
~<, grateful Government is prepared to ncgu-
.t,,s with him On the basis OF $50 nnd plug
kak
, 1877-10-11
Yesterdays Proceedings In the
Trial Of the indicted Coms
m;ssioners.
More Legai Sparring Over the Adj
mission of Forsythe's
Books.
Beardsley Explains the TX" Account
to Periolat's Disgust.
Carpenters Little Book Comes In 10
Plague tiA Ring.

v..tc-d,v r,nr,,trr th. nrgnmcnt n, tn
IT, s,..,. .,,i,,.s =, ~. ,,+rtes fn ro-svthc
se hnh. ,omn W ,p1 nsgen,. euaI Of oa:v to
Kimberly. xn. rcsuu,c,l.
slate,s-Attorney Mills urged that an
unlawful go'neIuatIon % haa rnsst.. eeen snoxn ,
now the prosecution desired 10 stow
the fact that pcrtolat authorized or made pay
mani tn a Recommendation and to ahow Il ty
uas as,,, 10 ses,p""t,vn H.. ,tno ~ ncani..
haze pad u; s.atgo Tho payment st On tue 10
u co-conspirator would te admissible under any
iie: which woa p1s1ueSe ,.aa
or tue other aelenaan'a Inc Question W. w." soa sa;
Of the unlawful combination, bs introduced In
~. &c. .,,.., .,,,. .,,,,-,,.. m I'm
mr. sto1fs quosco 7o,ho au.noi3.'e' on ,se
point that tho acts aud declarations o[ parues'
not On trial, In furthcrancc Of tpe conspiracy,
wcrc ntlrn!s.ib}e In order to establish the cut,
ox.a,. .,,ot,. rh,rac4cr. and cri,tcnco Of Tho
ea"!. enns",cx % rha nayn,c,,t of money hy perio!at
to Kimberly was part of the eeneme. IL was
necessary to dyt,te the money in order to secure
| NJ. nc,;vc assistance In the future.
"'1 =. 49,. .,a..n,t H. neari,.inv rama ,n.o
| ~ tae 'Aooient a',' ~, >"ats 'uso
court, he haslas eeen acia5eu, amd et VIZ % onec
| pnt on tho atand, ehc argument bctn5 cropped
QCWhat gu you 10 .na Mtm ~ f eIoetion 3"a ~
icrrea " lacsGaJf oojee'eo WI oo1ce''o"
overru!cd. !cd...v.o o1.,a,..
Al handed T. 70 AT; ret1oias' r.. .
| Q.-What diu lie 10 WILD ttt A'-Ae LOOK II
into t1ie harK room: ,,x r,.
Q;-"ho MAS ~ Inc oaek foo"' A'-h'"-
ucI}s 1880, .. A., :
G-a ren2at aod 1n n,srly SnG cats. r,to VIZ H.
s!urs toset"ef' IL '"''t> 'N'01'e''' ~An'o ;"
A'9ne ma .. ro Int, +h. ,,ce roo,, ui,,, pcrlo.
, 1877-10-11

JefYers' French Catarfli Cure IL tho besl
remedy known for catarrh. asthma. and hay-ferer.
TTI1l free. OG1ce 20 Stlte 1t. Sold By druggists.
, 1877-10-11

What 'sbusted" the Ohio Republican bank
-. Il failed to make Its "Hcscryo" good.
, 1877-10-11

RAILROAD EARNINGS.
Tho New York Financial Chrontets furnishes
the following advance statement OF Tho gross
earnings Of tho principal Western roads In Sep
te1ubcr, 1871;
, 1877-10-11

Uso " Mrs. yytnA1ow's Soothing syrup" for
children willis tcethlnR. 1t cnres lytentcry and
dlarrl!uA, wind colic, and regulates TIC bowels.
, 1877-10-11
SANFORD'S
RADICALCUR
For CATARRH.

II no" rseomusnd II sre1uttFe15, and consider II
superior " srsrJ other ssmsdy tefofe tho public"
LIT. CAMPBELL, Boston.
, 1877-10-11
MEDICAL.
SANFORD'S
RADICALCURE
FOrCATARRH.

'Ths osssdtl derive fsoua il daily ase u M tn-
yaIukhle."
HENRY WILLIE, Of Wells, ra.sa q ca.
, 1877-10-11

Or. EEesmAun'x suTe curo for cstavrh-tF,
OF 10 cents by expecss. Depot s3 Dearborn street.
, 1877-10-11

:. Keeps Patent rart1y-Matle Drc&s shirts
the very teSl; nix for 80; can he niahnd easily
~ hemnng Z haudk efchief. 173 Madison street.
, 1877-10-11
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH.

~ would willingly hare given one hundred doIars
for ths Yellaf obta1asd from tho nr.t dote.'
II. H. TALE, uoston
, 1877-10-11
winter, and eventually push the road into
Montana. Work Is to be begun very soon.


BRIDGE CONTRACT,
DUBUQUE, ia, Oct. 10.-The Clinton Bridge
Company has been awarded the contract for
erecting eleven bridges Of The Howe tFnsa COM
l,inaton on tho line Of the Volea Branch Of the
Chicago. Dnbnquc 4. Minnesota Railroad, under
nntract for immediate completion
, 1877-10-11

talk.
AIr. Reed read nnmbcr OF authorities to eus-
tafn tho position OF the lefcHse.
lfr. Birch arrived at thts 1uncture, nnd, being
swoFu, test!ae9 thst that csrpentyr VA bsoaEh. Se-
30 fur as w!tness knew, Carpenter had
had NO WARNING.
lie Was swoEn by the foreman OF The Grand
jury. WitMeas examined him; dill not warn
lin about hiA testimony.
Q.-WGat Was tho first question you asked
hlmt Objected to, Atr, Storra wanting all the
testimony brought out, not the arst question
asked.
Tue Court allowed tho manner Of getting tho
book 10 90 in.
Witness said: asked Carpenter In ths first
place where the book was, and he stated. an1
requr4tel him to 70 with Talcott and Deputy
Sheriff aud get l. When asked him te aakeu
1t his house. said nothtuv about protecting
him, and do not sccolert that aMy one elias did.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS was not indicted
at that term. I am positlye the question about
N4uccl Taicott vas then called By the prose:
cution. lie tcattnea Tint he wash member OF
tho Grand Jury In May. ls'B Carpenter was
before lhesn. Witness went to his houso with
him and got tho book. knowledge Of II came
being asked by Mr. BirrlI. In Carpenters Tx
animation hs volunteered the statement that ht
i,u. book Ut shortages. Knew nothing Of
prolniss to him for AaktuG statements.
Uu cEoss.e1atDiretion witness said he did not
think Carpenter was c14utluned about testAytng:
While on the way to get tile book witness told
ltm II Hzs fortunate that by had kept tho BOOK,
sincs, being clerk, he could not bc harmed Tor
carrying out the orders OF his employers.
Rslir&ct-lIe told me- that 10 kept the book
for I'D own protection, as he was aattsGed that
there wa going to b trouble some ting. He
did not ask INC Is 70 whether b. was going 10
bc harmed.
M sPRAauz WAS krcALLRD,
and satatru that he did not Jeco1leet Of Mr.
Birch ksA!ng tho question Carpenter fsss