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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-01-24
PRICE OF FARM LAND s25 PER ACRE

payable by instalments within the period of four years
In this climate planted out vines 20 Of land
will count fully as much 100 further north
Persons unacquaintcd with Fruit Growing can be-
come familiar with il in a short tme account OF
Surroundings
Five Acre, One Acre and Town Lots
in the towns of Landsve and yineland also for sale
Whilst visiting the Centennial Exhibition Vineland
can be visited at small expense.
paper containing full Information will be sent
upon application 10
CHARLES K. LANDS,
| lrTx nv
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-01-24
DEFERRED ITEMS.

In an old cemetery not far from Dyer
'reek, Cape Maysis the following quaint ep
, 1877-07-13

s"rn eror' e1amine' +lsboratsly. and larke no,'-
l"r. OF pnpa Gocumenu, drrrrrs Of ttpo
fsr)nre ccrfntils." the enrvecai letre
of the rope, ate. verc intrnd1crd BY the d.
stntant for the pnrpose OF showing that Tho
Ttsorhial schools vr,c orrsnlzed and conducted
Tor ror1nscs hottie 10 fire. institution. aud op-
goseh to the public policy Of the Hats and ntH,
therefore. To- he construed a. coming within lhe
m"anln. Of the exemption eisnaea Of th~ rt.tntcs
e1thcr 4. "p1ivatc tIhoola" ot A. inas'tnton4 of
B.hop ot. title to tl1c property, nos N trn.ter.
nnt aesolnte1r accnuntable onlr 10 in. l'opc. q
!sonc. To day fuhge ZONES. In an elshorat- os,in
ion: held that ths establishment cf th.-r ,ehoo!s
y. un'e.s thcy ware tainted v4th iI@eeal.sy In
ehs!s . osigih.l L; purpose pr endens.. u n
H. tes ni,n"p was T., rea'', ! trn.tce tor
and that court Of eqni,Y eo1., it necessary. en-
fofte the isust: that The school property war not
exempt A. ''puhlc srhool property. = hnt that,
t"ns hn,it I'd partially e:.f, OF by voluntary
we're exempt, frnn MzAtlon Al Institutions of
'nnrelr charity. and under the same Law ~ other
errtsf!an colfeyes and Institutions nf the state.
far A. th" general tnx Was concerned. hnt not ex-
cmpt for epccl2l assessments for sewers, paving.
ctcs
, 1877-07-13
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS.

arRsorlkLu. Ill.,, July 1:.-Thc Insurance. he.
partcnt Of the state Auditors office states Ia re-
sponyc to inquiry that for the present. 1t lcas the
Royal Canadian Insurance Company will not be ex.
cluded ffom the State. The stockholders promise
dcnt to the st. John Are and. any way. American
polcyhodess asa protected BY thu securities Of she
COMPANY tn tho dldefsni ktala Insurance Depart.
McDtA.
Tho American Alliance Insurance Company, Of
Boston, WIS t0.lay admitted to 10 business f1 tho
Stats, ~ also the ilekla Fire, Of Maiifon Wis. 10
transact bustncsa In ChsraEo having incrcas<d IL
in application OF the Lion. Z. II. net1, Of Chi.
cako, Attorncy for the pr1sGnef. l}0v. Cullum
to-day revoked hla executive AarEAnt for the arrest
Of Theodore j. ThuetrF, for whom tho Governor of
PenRsylyanta 1sstlcI rrQuletion on charge OF
rmbezxling loan associations flHda In fht!adel+
BE- fugitive from Justice. llenes ths revocation.
IT. Stuart. IN presenting the bar resoluttnns tnado
the aliTcss historical and highly eulogsttc os
ths judicial services Vt Judge DAVID Davis. The
aame, with tho rcs01utions, was ordered spread Gu
the record Of the court.
Ttc Stats Uoard OF Health met to-day with full
J. II. faueh, Of Chicago. ~ President. Ths ncu,-
te1s also d1ow for tc1ms Of ONCE. Dt. Kardne.
drew the lungr4t term. seven yaats. snd Fraf.
lfAttnsn the shortest one year. The salary Of tho
secretary xas hscd At LOCO out Of tiie fees paid
tbs Koard but the election Of permanent Secretary
was deferred until legal opininn can bs obtained
from thr Attorney-aicnera! eonstrning ahs ltTal
}oumed to u.est at the usaaa lscinc In Chicago on
Monday. the Gid.
Ella H. Mctlure, OF bloomington, died petl.
hon In voluntary bankruptcy too day.
, 1877-07-13
JOHN WHITE.
Who Claims that Tie Owns Acres in the
Centre nf Springfield, III.

Who Claims that Hs Owns Arrrs in The
Centre nf Springfield, III.
Rp-cid' fa*p1teh - The Ty1ouar.
Qrrscr. H.. July 11.--Mr. John Whlte. thu
Quincy e1snant, returned from Springfield yc.-
tcrday, and communicated u tafa reporter somc
fHrthef facts relative TO nj, aprfnghe&d es.&t~,
From Whites statements. It appears that. yeart
ago, Eft grandfather, John White, then restdIng in
Springfield. made will, 10 which he tthe claim
ant. wa1 made the po1c heir to large tracs Of prop
erty In Springfield, described BY lota and blocks,
covering the old f'onss. fou*e square. the Amerf.
can and Fl. Sicholaa Hotel s.te,, and n.,cs
valuabfe lauLs. This will wa. recorded
at Lincoln. III. ~ tbs death of the
old nsn. the claimants n,othcr wns
Waile .-t.t+. The dtss lie saiman. ever heard ot
sae document. ,gn. -. through an % aunt .ho came
dctss1. Of the s..c. with which she vas personally
eouserrsnt: Whites rrantlmoshtr had ccnera!cd
a1I knowledge. of the facts from him. and mon
c'ared shat tbe mice ha'l dratroya them. This
grandmother died IN ApsiL 1s7u. shen some
as, =; VI Obtained 1i s, ~ sast i
s|e parcrs width he now holds. Henry f;art1stt
had them In his pof~ret Ion. and Il VS.. nnty hfter
Freat di'leul.{ thai White cnutd get whs4 h+ did.
nnce hasng these, he learned from their ennteat@
may he necessary for him 70 procure them iii b.
fore he can bc lees1ly invested with ali Ut his
rights. Mr. White was In sprsngheld for a wrek,
Palmer fn hs behalf ne rays b.a attorney, from
the nveaticution thus fnr made. IN enn1tnted that
he has good case. Nhita IL now about IN years
money. and h., always been dependant upaa daily
labor for support.
, 1877-07-13

Ths following were the arrivals ami c.carauces
for tho twenty -four houn suding At 10 o'clock Inst
night:
Akn.vaI%-ssmn cosona, n. Joe. sunA.fr.s sheboy.
Ean, hsnfs,woa. .undr!rs: M9skokon. MuskcKnn. sun
e: 'Snd;as: Ind{. li.Isis: .snai!s.: T!,s.:ia.
:anafss; sieaoaisse. Crew nay. ..adfless G!rn1is
hiesss. il.y CIV, lantIss. sss. Z: .. .smnons .a.:
"gs Rsfa v hSSs, g. es,: III"
IT, H.. ohe issuse9 .1ns 'st' I'll.
kkzs itSmar
lavxs Afpn,e kasasoa, puntsn CITY. latnbe-s Dawn,
hsfs Mitfa" H. @ arsd n,er asus:
s: r.. fs.s: ss:HsS 4spsF isi Spta. Y sn; af sss
g., Sti xh
II ,aaa as:i. E; M 1pe S;ss
f,in.ss ~htls Lake. veo'; N. Dtaoa. a'sud ns7ss.
schf IT, 3. Hiehasds uTsio Is ss' BY cosni 'chr i'd
fo1 a!'.|a 81, e ssIs 'asS'' .sr ~
nsalo ~ =. ~ H. m eoEn gs%P PI .<1ssSs 1a ., n e
20 bA. ,peIk. oaoo H. 1a'1as ~ aso q,
sSs ssar ss!' sa1 sfS T.e a., nc. II. n sdY s
+ K ssss p's q s .s,s y 9S:t; 81.
f a@:;s @ ; SIT e.; s;:.n :ss k5 Hs.tsIs
srs Port. % hrls suEsf M snd1lt!, ptit clty uf
lorS T., ~ ~ s1rn .n ~. .irs. .S
Fois iian,S r. 81 n s1rn: pi,p Il & Heath ssas
sGEs sqs 'oo 'F' n0af stA' cu'Ah' lay 'a S's ''a
, 1877-07-13
LAKE FnEtGrfTa,

CHICAGO, Jnly l2.-Fretshts ware active at ahout
&c for corn to Bntfs'o. 1soo.n wM engaged during
the duy for about 40. 600 bu corn, and including
= charter made Wednesday evening. fur II, 600 bu
wheat Following Ia The lst: To Bu1alo-sctss
bolivia, Kildeshouss, Y. II. Davidson. Hartford,
Morning Light Frans sisct. corn al &c; psops
Raleigh India, and schF kata Winslow. corn ou
through rates and p. +; prnp commodcrc. wheat
Prop Saenua, corn. through rate. 10 Csps Vim
ceni-schr American, curn. 4sic. In tho attee-
noon tie schrs q. A.. Shannon md 4. l.. Andrews.
for corn " buffalo At &c; tho Rchr Danf0rth, corn
to do al 1Sc downtown: prop WavcrlY, corr; !;
Northern, propeller and unknown vessel, wheat.
Capacity IL included tn the nhove cstIInhten.
The tchrs oliver Mitchell, penokee, and Elriua
take coni from uswego u Milwaukee 1t q.
ELhsxLANp. July 11-ChArteya: tchr Guido
r"tef. iron ora from Escannba tU Cleveland at t!e
hchr John Nset!sn. tEun orr from Escanaba 10
C!cso!an4 as u5c; schr c. y. John-on. coal from
Cleveland " MIlwnukes at hlt free. and iron ira
buck from, Escanaba 10 Cleveland ut 7Uc: scnr 4.
Ford. coal frunl Cleveland 10 DutfAlo II 3oc.
, 1877-07-13

Ono uf the nsost Desperate and eat,sutn2ry COM
1,ats with knlycs that occurred 1n s,lipboard
WIS that at saudusty ktcly Ia the CABIN Of ths
seLr Merry, hstwsan m ass1satn named AutnnIo,
assiaisd By d companion. and tho Mstc. ! young
Kngl[shman nanlsd Williams The battle oe.
Cured h, the dark. and Will1Ima, thuugh terribly
wounded. gave the villains somc fearful raptnle1a
ot his pn~srs. aIld ths5 lcd frum the vessel win
the ofond marking ercry stop until they rssehcd
tho Ay shore. where they took buat and srcapet!.
aruse from tha faet that hn had bscn Instrumental
In having Antonio, whu IL \ vtngeful hpablar1,
punished for engaging to mutiny op buard an
ocean ship. The wnl, story coM,es fran the Fam
auskY Rtqts&T, and IL youchcd tor BY TINT paper.
, 1877-07-13
A TORONTO SCHEME.

An screonent las been drawn up and already
numerous1y signed By owness and masters In To-
sonto that they will not carry coal from Lake Er,s
portA to Toronto Tor less than Il ton, nor
from Lake 0nsarlo pots To Turunto fpr 1c~a than
10 cents ton; from Lake Ontario ports to llamll.
ton, centA cxtra. Tho enlargement 10 lant I'll tho
elote Of nav1gst,nn. Duplicates Of tho aKrccmeut
a.e being signed In Kingston snil Port Coiburnc,
v htther they were scnl froM Toronto. Now that
lhs uutfaio Convention has failed and the polling
project atIAtcd along the lakes fur several week
past has apparently Evne down with It, sesrcl-
owners II The vat'us lcnsllnx !aiD ports 1nsy fnd
fonlstrth In thr Toru.Mo plsn aid alho Ia that
adopted by Tho owurs In Sagtaaw Vallsy worthy
nj cf,stsaiH9attaitl
, 1877-07-13
AN IMPORTANT DTcisl0N.

CLEvELAkp, O.. July IA casa that has IT.
tracted great pablo attention has been on trial In
this eisy for ssvstal days pas befors Judge j. II.
joses, In the equity hFanch of the Common Pleas
Court In which Diihop Gtluaour. the Catholic
Bishop ot ths diocese. sought to eujon the county
TrrasuEsf from collecting SOME s., 600 taxes aud
Assessments on lands alleged to b. held ty him In
trust for tho use Of tho Catholic p4roclal s<huo1s.
The Bishop hilDAelE and othaE clerical WlIue4&es
, 1877-07-13

capt+ Bundy informed THs TnlucxE's marine
reporter yesterday that he would positively ect
away from this pnFt with Tho Gospel ship Glad
Tldln*s next Monday foeeuoon. The yc*4ci ID u.
,ns 10 Ihe Ptshtxo coo,panJs slip. u tho mouth
c1sfs Of about $1u aud thai tl.s Catisn vii eas
dea'ot t1 taise IN ltaeins and Milwaukee. On his
way Up lhs west slnt1 " Lake Michigan he viii
s!pp A. LIE former t'1It Gfst. aud hold seFyjcts
,rhehea ho will continue on his VOYAGE around ihs
, 1877-07-13
FUNERAL.

Fp8tfd7 77ss01c4 y Tvs 7F76HNA,
dAIEHA, July 1l.-Csspef Klctt, a leading Ger.
man cit!zon Of tulcna and for ncur'y thEsty years
psssous " bis daatl engaged In ths clothIux bus.
tness In this cily, was buried to-day, untIur sho
auspices Ut WiIdsy Lodge, No. 8, /. O. o. r., a..
Hlstc by Miners Lodge. r. a. H., Harmonic lyc-
nosoleut soc!ctJ. and LeaA Mine Encaapn,cni, No.
.. !. .: o. T., with which different .ucleties he
wa actively connected. Tho funeral procession
wus lengthy and imposing, mud was also Joined by
lAExa auuleet OF ctlxnns and tFenus OF deceased,
, 1877-07-13

Bptt9a1 WY11lcR 70 The 79f5EhZ
PonT HuRos, Mich. July 1a.-pown-Prop+ J i.
naftachy. Marine City. Arctic, Maino. Asia, Alas
ka, Gordon Campbell Howard and consort.
Araxea and barges, John Owen aud ruft, Oakland
and hargrs: Rehes C. j. Magtll, Angus Smith, e.
len RpfJ. Triumph, Grau:rr. Canada. II. II.
scove. +. u, Wells. Guinats. .Etnn. Wnrta1ngton.
lp--l'rops !ttntnn. City Of concord. Pacific,
!dhhf,. Java. william CuWie. Hparra AMI cons4rt,
plymouth and Inv, Hupctiof md co1sort; schrs
Z.ek clanl:ss. soph!a: Munich, Insy J. CLARK,
s. l.. Wat,on. Falmouth. hary Anne.
Wind northeast; gentle. Weather cloudy.
, 1877-07-13

NAVIGATION NOTES.
CrtcATo.- new matnmast haa been put into the
schE Frances Palms. At Miler's ship. yasds Tte
Michigan peach trads peolses to b. large this SEA.
son, aud viii begin about Ang. 10....Ths barge
Chcater D. Jones ssi1e from Hay City, and arrived
hsrc Yesterday. 1t Il customary for her 10 b.
towcd. d....A new coat Of paint and so1ns minor 1e-
psfn hAvs p4t tho prop Annie isnr. In trim again.
Capt cbannon. owner Of tbs schr Grace 4.
Chaanon, hss Asked for denurra7e becauae
soeks Long .na dtnon EFT ntosst = tho ,.isps
Thc steam barge Alpena and her three b4rgrs
arrived up from Saginaw yesterday with lumber for
:..:fhs prop cify of Madison. now dttinx out. 10
70 Be eommaMdsa By Capt John 1arrsn. late Of Tho
:eau, barge W'aa, ci!ppsn 81. nto run be:
a 24A bu Of cnfn, 81, s,r. bn Of outs 2I3, 5oo ~
% If y: e% {HSfkk " 1ad ~ md q If cut
Lumber ear9oea were taken yesterday. In sonie
cases. ~ fast A. they arrived. There wees but
not half = dozen remained last evening. y. Tie
eChr Magnolia, which has been out OF comn,tsslo
for two yea!s. was 70 have been 1ttrd out for tho
lumber trade. but her oWnesa gave It M after hhe
decay. at the dock, near WeIis.s,fcct bridge go.
tes Il pcf1ot Who Chartered ths sea, Forda t to
GO to Saginaw for lumber, when the ownesa Of YES
sells In tint district had laid up their eraft for
i;sfst; i,sss;{ days in order to ''''A fa't rats on
OInEn PonT..-'Thc new steames to be conrtguct-
uamed thu David Carter. after the Agent and
Manager OF the line. Master Charles Lucc II il
command OF the sIx.ton craft that left Grand
Hapids T'uesdty for loslon, via the rivers, iakes
and ocean .,capt. Kitalnnh telcRruphs 10 ssy that
tho wrecktns tug Lc.iathsu ''has not lald up.
busted. or. run Oh, ~ sumo say" Quite in
exceptional shipment In these days Is !, 00u
hu rom from, Cleveland 10 Buffalo by acff
Jenny t.sna. Freight Q cents PR bu....
Miranda to receive medals for thetr gallant res
cue Of the crew Of the schr William j. Whaling
t~ar Nraui Haven harb0r... Freeman Chute. Of
Hay City. has lattly received the appointment 81
keeper of ths life saving station Al Tawas and has
assumed charge Of It. The crew. eonsstlnF nf ak
man, are now enjoying tie usual summer vacation
from June to Sept !. The station in located on
the shore oas mile north Of tho new light house.
, 1877-07-13

correspondent II EIstailton, Ont, says cspt.
Campbell has piaeed two barrel buoys On the rush
bed vi slckay's wharf Tho buoya arc painted
black, With red band round the bil2e. aud ars
placed III nine feet of waeE on the west end OF the
ruth it1 OF the Hamilton i Nusthwcslayn Raltuux
Company elevator. vrnsela coming In viii rass
ths Luoys ou the port side. Attention 10 this usY
prevent accidents sid &hh0yauCes to ye4SsS Wilt.
Ing that part OF Burlington bsy,
, 1877-07-13
MARINE NEWS.
A E11mbcr Of Maritime Accidents, In
cluding the Drowning Of
Two lien.
Snnguinary Combat on Board a Vesse
ut Sandnsky.
Capt. Bundy Sails Ne1t Mouday-Notes
from Numerous Ports, Etc.
NAUTICAL M1S11ApS.

NAUTICAL MfSI1ArSs
The barge ..ehr Adams, which has been aground
In thu ssult regions, has been got anoat sta cost
Of $'n0. ..--..
No intelligence In regard 10 tbs missing schooner
euopc<rj .u ba.c funnderei at the other end of
Lake Flu last week Monday has conc to hand
1saae Ma!nsa.t, q stevrdnrs At Green Hay, fell
from MassualIA duck Monday evening and was
drownr,l. Mainssri was about 10 years Of aRe,
The siran,. yacht Rora,Ine returned TuesdaY
to C,creIsnd from Port stanIe! With una of her
ss ssy sss
. tfip : aa{ or t*o' on which sns was 70 ssaf'
rns bari!e Venom. swung against tic ,cbr Tom
Paine yesterday folenuon 1t the docks ncae tho
tsslens elevator, ana got away With \ catheAd be-
pari1,v thc siortn Ut Saturday lat, tho sch, A.
parted heavy haweeF when he&wesu Point petaey
spread Eer CANVAS and arriyed hsfc yestesdsy ali
t,apt. wesley 9. i.roxn. Of tho bargc Bsuuce.
Sarse Sipens. rcpofia thst Iii sunday n nosnins,
aloat $50 o'clock. oae Of bis grew. 5ous'g
Of II ys1 b1 sapnn
jnst Of sturgt"n Light, in Lake Huron. at tiIe
M. ENGAGED In cleaning the deck. TO accomplish
Which se steRpe un IN ~, e sa fosT.r1 tna;
wss quickly Liwnred. aud E0t within few feet Ut
lin. Deceased xas fro,n Fart china, ii. CiaIr
been ! former tcho0lmhte OF Capt nrown, Who
deeply regrets hta loss. hsssch xas mhde fur the
buay. hot 1t could not ke fnand.
A young man MHmtA Thomas bu1ReT. hand On
day night 1t the hrst lock. The whistle awoke
hin. and he rose in slespy condition and walked
IA liz lux Ontario was going up the nives
Thamr. few days aEo her wheel cauxh. In = snsv.
, 1877-07-13

THE aIIERMAN'S EXCURSION,
The *tuas John Sherman arrived lttle after II
o'cauck laat night from the special excursion trip
TO st. Jos. Six hundred and thirty three tickets,
Isl each. wefs sold, and ! few more than that
numbeF were on board, including babies in arms.
All had delightful time on tho lake and at It.
Jno. Tho passage was made in ittt!s over fur
houts. no effort having hesn nude 10 speed the
.teainsf. Many who desired TO so yesterday wetc
Other slmilas excursions will bs made during tho
scAsoM k0thtns occurred to mar tho pleasure OF
tlWA next tIme.
, 1877-07-13

kptc3dl D31palcA 70 7A& zf18RRE
Sioux Csrr. ls., July 1:.-The annual Conven-
ton Of editors OF this Congressional District was
heid in pa1lors Ut ths ilubharI Housa tn this city
To-day. The speech Of welcome was made by
Charles Mack, Of sioux ckt. sud was responded
70 By J. Fred Morris 0! The fisuuison H<rtsr.
They were driven In cafrlases about town thls aS-
tcrnoon. anil taka an excursion to F0Eea. Eeb.,
to.uoftow oses tbs tottu;toa. CuluubuA Il Black
HllIs Hasd ~ - ~ - -
, 1877-07-13
THE COST,

It costs q vessel Of GG0 tons burden. carrying
20, 600 bu of grain, and sailing from Detroit Ia
Liverpool direct, 81, Gig 10 make The voyage ont
and return. With the proscnt uncertainty In re-
gard 10 American wotn1eu vrtsel. receiving return
carNocs. no shps sailing fton Detroit direct can
afford 10 take grain Al less thxn I'd per bn: End 1t
this rate It n cheaper IT, forward grain by way Of
tho IAkea and Eric Canal. and steamers from New
Tofk-Nf@ Tprk 1tthxat.
, 1877-07-13

AN ERRONEOUS TELEGRAM.
Come one erroneouslJ ttltsraphed from Chicago
that the sessel.owners here had refused 70 enter
tho pooling echcme becaupe tho Eastern owners
refaacd to malntsin the rates 6xsd by the But1a!n
Convention y" Nonsenss! The meeting here
dre,nei the scheme ItnpEacsicablo and fnc1pedient
lower lakes. nut the Abovc hlundrr WIS telr-
grnphesl TO- several Iaka.pon papers and eopied
ffom them BY others.
, 1877-07-13
"hQW WELL AND sIR0NG."

su1pMAx. Ill, Juna u, ls7a+-Dr. r. T.
Piercs, B4ga1a, a. T.-DxAR sla: wish to
state that my daughter, aged ID, was pro-
uounced tneusable and ws4 last falling, u the
doctors thought, With consumption. l obtaiued
= aalf-dozen bottles Of your Discovery tor her,
and she commenced Improving at ouce. and IL
now well snd strung. She took the Discovery
Last fLL Very truly yours,
KuY. lJAAc N. Auacs1Is.
, 1877-07-13

The schr Whltef n. Allen II not being cut down
10 a tow. barge. a. the journal and another paper
has had It twice ores. Nr. Long, her owner, Il
pnt,ipg her in thorough order for the Eur0pesn
or any other taade, and has hsd the Michigan
forrsts locked lnto for a. tail and ~ fine spsT
can ba found for hos. The cutting down proccsA
In her case does not mean an alteration tu bnFKe
, 1877-07-13

q! the Vessel Owners Convention At HnTatn. dne.
inv Tho f:llhe+mas HOLIDAYS: the HnfaIo trPr<st
says 1t Il rae TO premise that t. ia tr latt nf th~
sraaeI.nwnes.' cfhrA IN poni earnings. and The
Toruutn H|n5s aAyA mntnal dlstrust destsoJed It.
U achcme, rt1M4tscdl n pafe.
, 1877-07-13
ERIE,


8peei1. N8put<A 10 Ia TdtuR&.
EAlE. Pa, July l3.-Arsiyals. schts j. 8. Rich.
ards. Nel!c Rcdinston, Atmosphere. John 4. Me-
DFugsl. Kenosha. Thomas A. scott pepsrtnses,
pfobs D. +. kuss. Annie l.. Craig, Charles j.
, 1877-07-13

Hpeetdt EtsputeA 10 TAs 7ft6xN4.
MAnquErrG. Mich. Jaly 12.-Asr1ved-Psop
y. l.. Wetmose; stnar A. johnson; sehs bru-
aette. 49, ... - -
CIeAred-rrens Se1all Chamberlain. John NA.tin,
sligo. Marry barrett. David XAgtto6
MeAthsH ane.
, 1877-07-13

Speaking Of thA pooling plau, thE Detroit Post
attributes thu failure " put ths Buffalo scheme In
practice 70 general suspicion and nprscIcAbiIity;
LIS Milwaukee HtseoaSta ANNOUNCES The fuaerI
, 1877-07-13
Addreues by Hen and Women, by
Canadians and Americans.
Elr. Murphy Beleyts that lagsr.Estr Is rar ffefF
ahls 10 Wh,skJ.
And THINKS the Germans tho Only sensi-
bic Drinkers In America,
a Talk by q Milwaukee Boy..-The Red
and White Ribbons.

ing wae Informal In its nAtnsc, and WAS taken part
in by about dozen Of the hrcthrcH. who told tho
others the sad experiences which they had passed
throneh and the many lights they had bad with
! Hing Alcnho1.
i Alter tho Ringing At hymn. Mrs. =. n. l.
I1cnfy, Of Rockford. read portion OF The eight
zenith chhpter uf Matthew. sud q prayer WAS of.
fcrrd np By tho Rev. A. Hmrney, of Chicago, An.
other hymn. and DT. IeYnulas made known tho
object Of The snert1ne.
Iun0R nnowN
wns the urtt to rcato hts experience. He won1d
lave been content To ait at the feet OF the othcf
workers. and any nathtng. lie would mach rather
listen IL the words Of hoao WIN filled the hcars Of
the hosts with joy and Rladness, he would he Rtad
10 lit al Tho feet nlso, of those who made 1t their
business 10 reform men. nnh listen to the wortta Of
trnth which fell from thels lips, He had heard
Hawkins In ll4 yo,th and this was what 6rst START.
ed hin, mt In the good cauae. nc had not been
widely knnwn In tho causs ~ tempctanou.Fe.
former. hut he had dou4 something t0 awaken
temperance movement In Rockford. Ht was
furn,crly Mayor Of Rockford lie had suffered sone
loss pecunLariy on account Of his temperance
rruclivltics, Int lie Ind never been 20 deeply
III earnest as siuce TINT time. IIs
rf.a Tns ns noSs f. c.u.c saff IL dbl no. besse
anec wouil be csa.|lcated in thrce years. Iii.
Murphy responded with '.rhe. Lord ke!p you to
Seacse: .a 1ouEe hrInm sa.a ~ !nst ~. ns
hhu hehtcnceu man 70 lne Fentchtlarg IoF EH3
"an nd gf ws whS sndSf 1na ~ IT,
4nus' a"o Wan s''c HapPes@ "o"s VI HE HE "aeu
Ae " y.
Michleau !any htsaxFea "Hn uanEe nlu"m ~
sotne 81. hle Statements Nno tnoagh1. toot tnak
t'tf lAht speaker was not Rtnsplng cnaneh " Tue
t, tush. ~ unae!1spnna 1@sl!5uaa @ ran tnl9"e nct
tatheF honec 9nh q dcnot haa peen placed thefes
t.e oIten sa'" re ehonla never hso
" ~, esu tno MAsGs ,. Heen., tnt "
' sho aine to the Gn nTrress Of hs
moak ~ ~ onae. oho a no mot W. Mah! sne sa1oon keeper
u .i,~ WI. IL, 70 - e @ out ae sho"'o Do aoo ~
elGn INC nleuGe a. once;
robsr Mork so"e Il. srun %I ns wa a
s!sn INC rieasa tncr woala enn'e hfonnd: Many
ILL., 'nas teY @ @ man kern ~ Msnss s
until tncy cac' aha tnGn tnay were WILING 10 e1cn
'"o ple"s' anu toeaee s y tsslf me1so' sfaes
ol Niteonsln announced that hc was q ladlcs,
temperance misslonary. Ae wa* m 1S.year.0M
c.iHs o. hod. lte never Heht 20 sehnnl ~ ~ llle
nnll! hc went W y hlttHhnst sApnslh-echcot
tson Wh!ca plaGe le was nterward taken out
arnnk W = policeman: lie we one ol tho
%ns WI ,x dsnnRaa h .a n aakssa IN .Gnes
!sase ena eoM1cnce @ asef sen.n n aoine othcf
, 1877-07-13

MILWAUKEE.
Eptefal Dtsp8tth 10 7A< Tr1ttns.
MMvArKKE, juiy 12.-Chartcr. stLs Fitzgerald
To buffalo "a, 600 bu wheat It 2Ac
, 1877-07-13
ShRGEkTS GRIEVANCE.

San fRaActsex,. July 12--Ths AlAne1& County
Grand Jury to.dsy beEaa consideration, Of lhs
charge of l,be! prufeFred W Senator SARGENT end
Congressman PAGe Aesinst shs Chre~is4e- The
Grand jury Of lula County haxs Ignored sln,!12s
complaint on tbs ground Of wIut of jnrisdNt1on.
, 1877-07-13

Aid. Etswart's resolution directing tha Mayor
and Comptroller to retain In ths Treasury such
and apposILoIe4 to the City Hall Fund, and wblch
nIay hereafter be collected and appoftoned Anl
credited u that fund, VIA then taken ny anu
adopted.
Adjourned,