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81 EdFaF i. and Mary d. Lord. S~"' '"'
tonD-ian. IL, of scarlet fever Etde Arn,tc,
agcd ycnfe, mnnth. aud s. hn5s, second ion
Of Fdaas A, and Maty II. Lord. ~"
Funeral Tuesday, Jan. 10, nj 9 p. H., from Ct
Twcnty-fonrth strcct 10 Oakw0ods.
ktNG-.Ian. II. Eliza N. King. Wit, Of Jac,es
Funeral frnni tcr alc reside ncc. Ill yc+i Wn.h.
inatoa silent, OF Tucsdny At 1o;J3 a: H., by eaf.
rtagrs to t&raeciand. Friends Of the family ma
respectfully invited to attend.
.fR Providence, Il. L., and Monhna papt,a
ptcaae copJ.
BI1ACKES-Jan. II, ktr.. Ellen 1}saekrn.
formerly Mtf. Farmer, at her rnn't rrfdcnce, 30.
. All friends Of The family Rrc rurtal| Invited IN
tho fnnrrnl. Cars tn tnlsnry tcmetcy. Ian. Id.
~ Milwaukee paucrH plcase copy.
SPRtIt}S-,tan. II. Of scarlet fcycr. lance Lty.
lngston, beloved Sun nf TnoniHk q. AM CatharnA
l.. spriggr. aged |. ycnr.. n,nf,sh, aSl II das,
Funeral from ihe residence ut Ill rfcntf IN
Eonth iobcy street, to-day At IL oclok, by cars 10
Roschtl' Ccmctcsy.
,nRooKISs-.'nn. IT,. tfrop*y of tho tar... teose,
nRfsnIN-nn Sunday. Jan, II. Of rar1et tesce,
aged II ycare.
Fnncral res.Iec at residence, 3il Ctnmct ave.
nnc: luar'tny ar1 O'clock p. tn, Frtnls Of tao
family aro Invited 10 intend. .
cAHTER-nf pnratyris Of The hcarto on Sunday.
ian: II, Asher Enttcf OF this city, nd tornctl1
VI AorrlhtowN, \, IT,. In hfs s.d year
=, ,RAsSFONR-As ia Grange, Inn. II Lncy Eye.
line. yo1hgest daughter Of l.. l.. and fsggfe Carr
Bataiinfs'. Of tcariet fever. nscd yafs and il
Funeral to oskwoods Oh op. nj. Hyde Park
train Monday.
, 1877-01-15
MICHIGAN ITEMS,

GAfctdE Correspondence " The TFtbhnf.
LAHs1xo, alIcll., Jan. 13.--1oln Okcmos, son
Of the great chiettain Of tho Ottawa natton, Who
died ot Oacmos fifteen or sixteen years ago, was
recently on pilgrimage to his fatfcr's grave.
John lives In log house on the bank Of bcautt-
ful lake-far from tho sound Of tho whltc maufe
steam whistle or tho clarion voice OF tho polItf-
ctan-up in one hf the northern counties. Old
Okc1nos mat1c his headquarters for half century
at Grand Raptls and Okcmos alternately. Hc1cd
III person IN tho grcat cahlpuiEn between The
0ttawas afsl the Chlppcwas, that resulted IN the
flight Ut the Chippcwas from the Michigan
coast.
IN thc easc Of Reilly vs. seHpps, fer publish.
tng. scantlalous charges aEnlnst the Circuit
Judge ot the First District, the Supreme Cnurt
reversed tho judgment IT the Superior Court Of
Detroit, OF Il ,5t0 lamagcs aga!nst Mr.. Scripps.
and ordered new trlal: The dccslon WIS based
upon tllc ground that i1nlHopcr cvItletrc. was
Mln!ttcd relative 10 tho management of tilo
Ete'tiay Ntrs, to tho prejudice Of tile defend.
ant.
The State Bonnt ot Agrtc,,1ture'e report Tor
t'm ntv.l year l>''i siy.s Tho inventory of t.o
~. y; er!s u. S:,5b, lo5; rcccipts, s4e.s !;
lm,..s ..4., III, ,,--tenylng batailce on ha,Hi
u 2n&W. Tlla stutents are credited With 45,-
s9s hours lalv5, W!llcl. amounted to $i.4gh
second term, $40. Ffs cata!ogue shows l20
graduatcs-of whom forty-two aru farmers an.1
seven fr,it:growers-and eleven protcssors nnu
teaehcrs. Tho library has tacze08sd :E8 vol
times. The failure to l!aVc the State building
Insured WAS cnuscd By tho Legislature cutting
of the estimate at ttlc last BcssIuu. 4 co,ll-
mttcc, consisting OF j, Wcbater Clltl1s, Frank
Weils, and President Abbott, nTo considering
plans feF q new lernftory1 to e4'st te0,0oo. In
place IT the ono burned.
A whfte-oak tree l,as been cut on the farm OF
q. X. Dants, near l!ubbarlst0wn. that meas-
urcd twcnty-ono feet IN circumference, and re-.
Fcatcd $50 rings IN the Erain; 80 1t must l,ays
started about tslu ttn,e Amcrirn was discovered.
sac an 1T !. r na.Sss sis It'll u III H.
lastles furnist, the wristtcts. Each pair Is run-
bered, and one Of each palr is put fl box al..l
sold to gentleman, who becomes the partner
VI the lady wearing tho corresponding number.
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To Show their appreciation uf the great efforts
made by Mr.. Alexander Wurster to establish, 4
German theatre III ,AEs cl:y worthy Ut belug
patrunLzcd by the lest people, aui In view II
tic fact that ht lad suffered large tec,,ntary
lussea s!nse The brooklyn cuau!ty, the patrons
Of thc Gernsan drama tcut.ercd him . colnplI.
lncutary tentat wlllth rasnc ot1 u the New Chi.
cage Theatre iAst evening. In financial point
Ut y!tw 1t was . great >a.tcss, Us tue house WA
almost sold uut aud tho best Grrmap. Of the
rItY were present. The play hself, however,
MAS hardly worthy vi tie oscasis,,
md It /. surprising that Sit. Nur.trs
dill not selc>t uuc ol ,nose tutri,,stI
value ttsan the oac wnlsh was put un tbs boards
last evening. "I.osterc Zei.fse" tLu1so
b!sts} was lie title Vi ,Ee play produced. 1t Is
Ult ul those runsrn>ilal tDvl,1italnati. f4rxrs
which very ptpii4r IN Hefitfi, a:nt are atloNn
q 'tiruasr Posse.'' They arr gotten up IL
amusc, and constructed With oaly thls ain, In
view. There was neither plot nur ulerit in last
evenings p:sy, and its Language was anysain.
but chaate, Jet there were few who rent away
dissatisfied. Everybody who COCA to see )
"Gtutae Posse f" expects to sec nouacute. but
1t the same time viii Lave plenty to laugh It,
aud u thus respect the play ii last eycnuS ailr1
the lill, Tue uuslcn VI tue peEfortuanev rcstel
upon the shoulders VI Mrs. Cl4usscn Koch, tho
, 1877-01-15
GRAND HAVEN,

yptcfai Correspondence NJ TAs Tribune.
GRAND HAVEN, 3flch.. Jan. 1l.-Thomas i,
Dutton, a prominent member of tho Episcopal
Chuttb, has become tlerangcii on religious
topics, and was yesterday taken to thu Kala'
n,azoo Insane Asylum.
The recent cold weather l,us 80 strengthened
tho Ice III the barber that Tho Amazon i.as tried
In rain slacc Monday 10 get au,.
II has showed ncarly every day for four weeks,
and thu snow IL now over thrro feet deep.
The Grand Haven Stayc-Conlpany startcti up
thc!r mills on Monday. Their building
L 20 By N1 with a stayc-shes! % by 40.
The power ts communicated from tho MILL at
Rysdup l. Co. by rncans ot a shoot. They are
now cutting about ", 0o stnycs per dag, uni cx-
pect sonn to employ il(ty men ami use forty
cords OF hardwood maiesga. daily. They wifi
commence soon to make barrels for the Chlragu
fnnrErt.
, 1877-01-15
MI:IlIftAt.A
MEDICAL.
q
sohenok's Pulmonio Syrup, Bea-Wed Tonic,
and Mandrake Pills,

Thcse dts.rvclly celebrated nn,l rmrus medicine.
Hare tfreteh rtvulnllnn In the lra,tg aft, and
proved tic fallacy OF several mastls with have for
nianJ JtsFa aFucicd the trncrcss oe medal sclcncc
The fa1se 'HproatIon that "Consumrt.on Ithc,,robe
deferred phssciana from attempting to iii remedies
for TINT d'caae, anil patients afflicted ri, h recon.
clttd ehcmhcscs TO ath wIthont mnknG In effort to
csearc front doom which they surro.e 10 be IN.
aYotdah!c. II IA nu~ p.oYr,t. however, til. Conpurp.
t!on can he ctrc aid that II fas been crri IN ,e.,
Freat number Of cases Honc as thtn nplrenty de..
1Efafn ohesj. by 6cEcnckh Pulmonic syriptonet sod
10 oter ensca by the same mtdclnein connection With
sfhrnrkt Sca.Wccd Tonic and Mandrake iils ouc of
10th. according to tho requirements Of til case.
I'. srhcnek himself. who enjoyed uninterrupted
good lrnt! for morn than forty Year,. III supposed
a one time n he nt hr very Eato Of dcatt his phys!
t.ns haStnx Si. ~ a. s'c oPcle.;n linn
.nTralsIss md ,tnse ~ Fscoysry ,n*n thotans
Will tf!r fane rcin1rkntc %ntccas
fGll d!rrctan. src0rnny each. making inos alra-
na'Icat. Vim ther !aaxa cxamtSsd. ia toE ts paf.
sssn =, M A,,;s. ph1aas!rt!a cycr3 tonday,
sthcncks medicines arc told by oil dsaRRlts.
, 1877-01-15
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

Hni.N uET tSAECCESaPHL ATTEMPT.
About ':a0 n'rlocls Saturday evening, Mr..
Duane Duty, Assistant Superintendent of Pub
iic Schools, lift hs hgusc, No. 435 Carroll
ascnuc, ncar Sheldon street, to :,'' over to Lake
street Tor tho inlrposu nf making sou,e pur-
caascs. lie went to the grs'cc1y store Ut the
corner nf l.akc and Ada streets, and having
gotten What he wanted startled On bis way
lsu'uc, three blorks of, viii, Il number
Ut parcels In Ills arlns. lie was gnfng along o,i
thr west stlc nf .td4 street, lonely section,
the only bu.hling IN lila. st!c being thu Ala
Street Church. As IT. reached Fulton htrcct,
hr saw fhur men ctsa!ny towards him from the
direction VI the ra!lrtad ,sa*;. Tic impression
IN his mind was that tl,ry werc lasyoryrs goiny
l,otnr from their work. When lie met them two
stepped n little IN one eide, anil two Ut sl.eu
Passed lin, two remaining Of cul,rsc In {runt II
him. While lsc was thus mun'eutarly between
thrsn, the Two wllowrrc in Ills rear Jumped upon
his back, and attempted to pEn!on lsls arms,
wpi!f tue others attacked hin, fran In fr0rt
Mr.. Ilnty wa* IN very unfortunate condition
fur tE=lstinH, havllI. III couple Ut nscreuats,
the rn11ar oi tl!e utter I'M: drawn up
with ,ar<rls In ono respect however, tits
WAS III a!ralturc, ssIIcc his tllruat was 80 pr,,-
tcrirl by shc twu roats. his N l!lcr, AMI his
1Ward, that The men were uHable tn get any grip
upon hia wim1piI'c
lie used all lts strength, which u VERY vreat,
Tor tlm ,ury3,su III cxtricallnv himself frult,
wI,,t he saw 1T asl. ,ras u yr1y ,,!sayrcea!lo
Noatf.I,, uuu, after Ytru1Ctlty uycr al)o,jt
thirty us forty feet VI sidewalk during the
little cn,cst, whke., lustetl iur cuupe uf lnl1,-
utr+ all fyc OF them wt,lt down together.
Willie liz was lysny tl,crc there xrre series Ut
ke!;s ain,rtl ut him, any unc IT which lad il but
cn..p.i the vnntrHt ~ iar AZ he was cy,tsccr1lc,
Luckily TIT. lid nut hanpr,1 AMI fIe sl1rtru,tctl
In grt1tn. up During Inc c,.conuter all that
lht, men said w:4., "GIye up YOUR money; -
.stt-- d. yuu, We ylll xiii ypu.', as
+u.g, ns hG rot ilpon hs fcct
uraln, l,r begat calling fOs thc
miss., and two VI tic ucn stArtru oil At o,,cc,
tlc ,,tilrr two following tl,ru In at,out !,
t.nn, liz .r:rt,aI. IT., w" nnrsut thcm, n,"i w't
straight tu,inc, ty1yjns behind him Ills Jlarc.is
md hs hat.
Alter rr;c.Iur hnur lie ru,lch IN 8, y. HAYES.
, 1877-01-15
4 Young atah MItts Nrrat Expectations.

Edward Drcnncr. residing III Newark. N. j.,
Is said to hayc f4lIrn ',t!r to fortune Of
tl0,0U, ,0kU by the recent death Vt bis father In
Tahiti, one VI the suc!cty tslallds. Fourteen
years ugo Edwards fashrr left Ills young SOIL LII
charge of lis brother. Gcorge brenner, who
latter owned souio property, which became
valuable through sudden rise III real estate,
md lnadc him wealthy lfe subsequently oc-
caIao reduced IN circumstances agaia, and lately
housekeeping. and carried on business in Spring-
Held avenue with tho nj ! Of her nephew. Huth-
lug wus cyet heard Of the young mans father
untll few days ago, when i paragraph cut from
NTennef. who CAME io ArprrIfa many ycars oEo
lrot, bayrevth, Germany, hud recently died fl
Tahtti, leaving foltuns VI go, ,oo,'s0, to whivh
no hclr could be found. A. young BrcDner's
rsush, the foruer Is confidently believed to 10
the letF.
, 1877-01-15

true Ia tho women they have sworn To toYo and
honor, people who arc living together as man
eRaenss n Ts % er Ses
TIC qucstion: "What il cd should wciah mo
tn Ills balances t..ni tit!'
On tho Ninth Commandment be demanded of
who keep ne1ehk,Ii,ood: and churches Ill The
time In trouble, "What do you think would be-
come Ut you II you were pitt tnt0 tfud's scales
to BE- weiGhc! agAfnrt that Commandment
I9a os's nut bear false Witness against thy
Then after finishing tho ii.t OF Ten Conn
niiandmcnts, and tho weighing BY meant
Of them. ho turned frst upon thc
demanded q them INV ticY would Ike to, be
weighed. Then he charged m tho rumsc11crA
thus: The devil has rot a murt1agc on yot, .
fnmtellcr. dc TINT Is now dealing With yo,, IN
Judgment, What Il those scn1cs were set antl
you we're 10 be Weighed for your sins ngninst
that Hoor Woman who came To beg OF y0'l not
10 sell her husbantl anr more liquor, md yosi!
Do you suppose there Isn't any God In l1casen
to arenRc tho wrongs OF that poor heast-brokcn
tlTunkaEs1's Il, wife On your 91IIty hcail ~, 49,,
pointed out Jesus Christ as tho fsedccmtE and
Savior Of nil wlIn t1etcve on Him. hat Uttered
grace most freely; hal trlcd ~ drive them out
from thetr excuses. those refugees NJ lies; had
the Holy Spirit. eouli give Them fits baptism
Ut power, and tfat Christ would cUme aEaln and
rereive III. people to 1!tn.elf: =,
sand n',w." said he, "wtat wifi yon 10
Moody dol Has hc never broken my OF The
commanlmcnts!' Ycs, my friends, hare
committed more sins tinn there nrc hnirs n my
head: but / have committed my soul to ,tc*,is
Chtfst. propose IN takc Him Into tho srnlcs
with inc Wl,ci, I a,n weighed. md though by
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,cfantt, anil a warrant was Issued rcturnablc

III, - ""'' ""o
,n, Ma's,m M nto'e nedona. was 1ctnrns.
IL per,.lnrc ss.t"r.c 4'''>'" A' Afp'N>
"'s IN ~ W ss!"'. y ~ t.!s.HM ~ t.,1 a.,uao ~
m9tcrt r. :enKa WIS npl'olhte" 1''''s'0c VI
"r'!a,n ,r ~ " L. A.. .,.n ~ A,a.r
- MGt' .ss'a,a ,..,at ~. umttt 1an +.
Z; Mi!Iaf was aaan ~ uosaem npa IT. !s, SH - T.,
.n.t,s. i'... ~ ,...ito,s n.i,;rniv ,1n'
ciInc u, a',r "nt thc mccsn.s nrc adjourned
ir'' te @ 10 @ t!'me sec T. nnytnng y, m' i"s i,n,a
~ ~ trsns.3; t'. IH n M '''''' e''"eS :" ''A"
~ uiIti,tt H. ~, .,.c,,o, of a, A..cncc wt11
nhsSl't.t luI aas eiGet"i, H., ~ -" Th,r,n.
u u "" ,'s ~ 'd'9r's u. ~, ~ ~ r,i,nr !, .Ii".
j r,umn,.itir,, ,mcetIny viii hr lehl nj tin
sa'o .,, ''''e III 'Ao '"a''es "a ~
e'''' ..,..4 -, ,,.,
.n, SUPERIOR eGfhr IN 1!a; nn,kF' f,,,ns,,.
ine TSn!ret1a1i y, ~ nana "nMSc' @ eo'"p"''f
sfa snry Ma Iasr fsys 55ran 'sa s ier $3.50 against
William Il. Page, William l.. GreEE, Henry L.
Walker, +. y. TAlco,s, Frank 4. bowers, and
"t" Sn,I,,si = T",i t,,c, n h, SATURDAY. mr. ,tn.t
f1,.nrr !, mi n H. Picrcr. Edward I. HIk"r.
anu ts ~ = s.'S ~ t
WorE.tSe a"F :! !,ouu ~ 'otb ! aIn x niuvn .
ai,tl Lot :: Block =, OF LEklns"n's subdivision
Ut the +. ~ aercs ri tho NJ - ot the :, ~ acres
Ut the n W. TRADITIONAL d ri ser. IL, ~ II.
William :. Hail illr.i Two dtstress-warrants
oraiust i. L. Eu}wc1t & Cu. 10 recover SGCO
s"n'h canal s, strsei ;.,, .,, to- n nm oo,,n..
!. sa pFg ts.t.t s an,, noI ,sn s asTt. Ell ~
recover <'"'' "t ,,a,.s@Y as 9,nc td,.,G pa..y'
III s,s's sa 81 @ ss sis's 's ca Ss1 it, 81
der bo,ll ius SsU.(KU.
in @ tha estate oi DsnIst a. 1.ozer., grant of
an,' Tsrn H. ~ sI,.r,na, ~ Mndcr lo,,i for
Ut Ut M Te''''''' u. '''e''''"' ""a'' '''''4 'o'
, 1877-01-15
SUBURBAN..

The Board OF Trustees met at the Town.
Hall OH Saturday A!ternoon. Tho following
communication MAS received from 81, !. Rus
se!, Clerk vi tho Village u Hyde Park:
10 tts Lfonof0hts Ho1ra Of Ifusftet ey khs Tour.
tle last regular saeetns ot the Trustee. Of tho
Village VI Hyde Park:
Rk4oxed. That tbs Village CLERK iosfee tho euabe
to,nt meeting. 10 be held II tba EuyleH God uosa
hulscs Jan. ~. at 7;So uc!Dck .. IT,, shatp.
4 communication WIS lescived from C. D.
Perry, stating that. ior reasonable roIpnauaA-
, 1877-01-15
CRIME.

Sslc lbrE ktrdlf.
AZ No. l10 Fnlton street Is tho engraving sud
llthographing establishment Of Maverick, ste-
phan 4, Co., and hcrc. on the 5t!, Of December
last, n tall, robust inats, With sandy hair aud
light complexion, presented himself. liz
seemed to bc u business man, talScl In 4 cursory
war Of Notwithstanding, and he left 4
member Of the 1rnl to infer that he WIS con-
nccsed with tile First National Bank of Lowell.
Mass. lIo said he had instructions to have
soInc checks engraved while In New York, and
samrlc.book was stlnwn him from which llc r.
lcetel design. Atlcr Etvlng some directions
The stranger, Left Al, order for 2 number Of
nj Dee, !. The checks were engraved, but at
the appointed tintc the new customer failed TO
nprcur. Tae parcel was laid aside, however,
aildt tic members Of the firm having departed
fr Tic night. thy office wns nhont to hc closed,
WHEN tie l.owe1I bank attAehe called fur tho
cleciis md received them from The crtattl-boy.
When this Wa mentioned IL Mr. Maverick next
sent a duplicate IT the check to the First No
tioHai hank of Lowell. from which he received
word that none such hasl been ordered, and
that no officer attached to the Institution was
The legitimate checks nf tho bank, It
was also anEounccd, differed frusn thosc Ell
grave! ty Aavcs!rks concern. fl,is. Ut u,urse,
gave tho bank officials ample opportunities to
frnm ttf4 sonrsc. Over Inonth passgs1, how
ever, asnt nothing ,yas hcard Of Mavericks n,ys-
tcrious customer till last Mon,lay morning,
wslrh cheeks to tho value of SO COD werc heard
Of, fAlf II which hnl heun received at thp First
National 11a1,k OF Boston, They came from the
First National bank Of Montgomery, Ala.
where, # appears, man presented ihein about
tile 9TH VI January. lie was II vrrv respectable
looking ntan. llis nanlc wAs Thomas II. Nor.
gan, liz said, anil he hal lcit Massachusetts to
try the effect Of more konthcr!y climate upon
his health liz desired to invest some money,
however, IN local cutrrprlscs, but fo
wanted It back again In the spring,
ils e. deposited fof collectfon arc s5'5Vo
CHECKS, drawn by the Flret National Hank of
Dustn on tho First National Bank nf LowrI,
hut desired one Vi the checks to he rns!,cd I'M
mcdIately. THE Cnsllier declined to u,lyn,iro
any money oil the rtecks It'll lie Ind yu,nmunl-
Gated with the L.weli Institution. lie did this
by telegram anl received word that tho checks
were 1orgrrics, but OH seeking fur Tnot,us II.
Morgan. uf Massachusetts, ie foullll that worthy
hal llc,l by The first trat.
Fiyu 0tlcr viccks, a,ll0anttng 10 ST, co.., wifi,
the forged signature Ut the IDwcll Hank CASH
Ter, wero received nj the Clearing House at
boAton antl thcac II appeart. were used io pur.
rl,asc cotton BY the pseudo massachusetts 1urr-
chant. The }rrpcLEaturs Ut these urttu1 fors-
ercs arc at liberty ~ set, hut It Is Likely that In
a few days the uyia-l0crs Will bc brought u
Justice.
, 1877-01-15
MURDER or y WOMAN.

E,sT s,n,x.w. Mtcf,, Inn, IT. "ei "i:av;.,x.
~. sN"' I"'''' oA.. 1''!:Ahey'e"~~a
smal! l'amict located oh Tue Inc NJ the Chicago,
Of ct. Louis v,llavr-has its fra. murder case,
,, nna u @ a., asns over 'l.' tragedy; Tho details
mu'en ',a'e UGH o",f nacase''y maao punilc
through The laeal Dress, aFe f1rDithcd
your correspondent BY gentleman from
f,or,< man n, ,oo ~ ~ ,1s ,,u1 Itn t,,as,
aa'", s,4.s ,.a'' ,.A.s ~ H;so' a'', YUM .Iih'-
st not n1otnst. nuwe'er,-loea,ea @ at LaRev'cw,
mnu soom aatss ~ wes f'Hployea NJ 9i!c u the
from LaKsvaeW: l,ate II the Frasan, Minnie
GlarS, WIG % .,Snn !lafk, arrived, aEMl was
!.s aiHl eitf!tSel nv Me' doansMan TO nstlsk llls
WIG III ny camp. nhoftly altcs. tue xAtnp
WIS tnunn l,l1csteu WITH yerh'h, ana ara. Elark,
, 1877-01-15
liliW4liKEE.


tFfE9l1 I9splsCG 10 1H3 1FIHHNE
MILWAUKEE, Jan. l@.--Thc .rj,urt OF tho
Milwaukee trcwr1s for 1915 SLOWS tl33.1
barrels of lugcr manufactured. OF this, tie
Best Brewing Company tnadu tho largest
auouut-l2s,i27 tasrrls.
The Curriers' Club Ut Portage City plag tho
Milwaukee Club At j. III. tomorrow, at Witt
akct'& Park. Tomorrow ryening both clubs
leaso for Chicago to participate III the ulasel,vs
Tor the pal1ytnPle aid Gord0n medals. a ban
quot will 1e giyeu to tbs Portage &urle1s Ut
the Pt2Ak1nton House after to~morrpW's game.
, 1877-01-15

Pouon.rErs,E, N. y. Jan. 14.-A special to
the EaY't from Fishkili says thc affairs OF tho
National banl; in that village art still tn nnst.
laier reports make the deficiency BY urrrlras,a
sausa lrsnn 27D,UC0 to $l31,NN. run has
eonnctrcts III, tic savings Bank IN the cams
morrow. but tho nllvers ray they cuu meet ali
dcMa.ds promptly.
, 1877-01-15

CnEysSE, Wy, Jan. l4.-Iu row between
lot Of soldiers and tcan.stcra III Sidney, Nel,.,
last ntrht, private ja,nes Keith, Company Z,
Fifth cavalry, WIS shut and Instantly killed.
Atler the Shouting Of krIlh alAlnt twenty sol.
dirrs procured arms fron, their barracks, went
ta thu frout oi tne place where Keith wus Killed,
alt fired several yol'r,x t!lrunigh tho windows
and doors Of thv building, Fortunately tnilrint;
ito unt. Tho itfing "as stopped b. tbs arrisul u
this patrol. The bo.ly u Keith WIS tnkcll III
charge by this commanding officer Of Sidney
laETlrEx,
, 1877-01-15
DEATHS

DEATHS
NRl.SON-Jsu. u. Willie Nelson, only son Of
aud Is days.
Funeral u tho residence Of hIs parents, No. 24s
sIpeflor stseet Tuesday, Jan. 10, at o'clock y.
LokD-jan. 6, Of diphtle sitie. .ssoaS, 10y Nsyk
, 1877-01-15

FORT NAYSg, Ind, Jau. ia singular
burglary was pcEpetratcl hers last night. All
of the books us tho Stttlutt Printing Company
from Its organization tn April, 18Th, were stulen
froll the ollcc. Including subscription lists. \
rcwant III Slul il offered for thu return u t!lu
prupyTsy,
, 1877-01-15

4 noteworthy proof Of the perfection OF tho
81. Nicholas llotc, New York, Is It's retention
as patrons, year a!tcr year, Of men With falrlt-
tlps for comparing our foremost hotels and
with this capacity Of discriminating bctwccn
THIN,
, 1877-01-15
YOUNG FISHER,

WAsHIhGTos, y. C., Jan. l4.-Char!cs Fisher,
son of cx-1uoEr Fisher, who was yesterday par
!lnncd BY tho President, has BEEN taken to tho
iHsare aAylunl.
, 1877-01-15

We will sell TUESDAY MORNING, Jan. 10,
OF o'clock, latxe snd complete line Of
BOOTS 81 SHOES AT AUCT1ONt
1anbbers, Afctics, Wool t;uods, etc Every lot vii
10 suld. JAS. +. MCNAMARA l. CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-29

A BANKRUPT IN TRoUBLE.-Upon COM
plant OF George A. Haines, Of the firm OF
w. G. cambridge Il Co., Commissioner
Atkins yesterday issued n warrant for the
arrest of Richard o. Weeks, bankrupt, on
the charge Of defrauding his creditors. 1t
is represented that Mr.. Weeks did, within
three months before the commencement OF
proceedings in bankruptcy-to wit, the 9th
day OF September, 1S77-under the false
colors and pretence OF carrying on business
and dealing in the ordinary course OF trade,
obtain on credit from certain persons goods
and chattels with intent to defraud-to wit,
he did within the time aforesaid, under the
pretence aforesaid, obtain on credit from
w. G.. cambridge d Co. goods and chattels
to the amount OF S92, and from Simpson,
Bass s. Go. goods and chattels to the amount
Of S1GG.93, and from e. & S. Wortham &
Co. goods and chattels to the amount OF
S34.9S, with intent to defraud," &c.
1t is charged that the goods obtained
from the above parties were frauduently
disposed OF.
Mr.. Weeks has been doing business in
this city, but his petition in bankruptcy
was filed before Register Waterman, OF Pc
tersburS.
Mr.. Weeks was arrested near his store,
Marshall street second door from Fifth,
Yesterday evening by Deputy-Marshal Nye.
He was brought before Commissioner At
kins and required to furnish $500 bail for
examination on Monday. Accused depo-
sited 5000 in cash with the Commissioner,
and was then released.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-29

The FEMALE MINSTRELs.-To say that
the Theatre was packed last night is to use
very hackneyed expression, and but
poorly conveys an idea of the great crowd
which filled the seats and iammed the aisles.
The receipts were more by $1O0 than Miss
Rogers's for four nights. There was no in
termission. From until II o'clock the all-
dience were fixed in their gaze upon the
stage. Their eyes were as true to the foot
lights as the needle to the pole. What the
attractions were the very name OF the COM
pany sufficiently indicates. AS to the gene
raj appearance of the members OF the troupe
and the dresses they wore, or rather failed
to wear, it may be said truly, but apollo
geticalIy, that they were no worse than in
some burlesque-opera companies that have
been considerably approved here. Some OF
the singing protty gnnd Rrt it isn't
on that the female minstrels depend for sue
cess; nor yet on their acting, nor on their
exceeding modesty.
There are three men with the company.
Their presence on the stage is at times
quite a relief. In short, the company is
about what it purports and was expected
to be, and gave satisfaction to the great
crowd of men last night, Judging by the
applause and the constancy with which
they stuck in their places until the curtain
fell at the end Of the performance.
Matinee at O'Clock to-day, and another
exhibition tonight.