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New-York tribune., 1877-09-29
AFFIDAVTTG

STATE Of MqryGnd-Ctty Of Blii,mOre, September %.
1877 To-wit Personally appeared before Justice
OF the Peace for and city aforesaid this day.
J. Henry Mans and Jno. flanagan, and being duly sworn
made oa they present ~ the session Of the
Republican state Convention Thursday. the 10th
daJ of the present h, and that the following nance
persons holding office In this CITY under the Federal
(ioyeTumenf were present and occupied seats in the
hall OF the Coucordia Opera House. during the
s-se on of the said convention Col. Hill, j. Me-
Phcrson JnO. McNea Samuei knOdo, Jas Valiant, Levi
Duncan Jas. Whtehouse. day inspectors Custom House
Jno r. Redge clerk 70 EdmgtOn Fulton stOrekcoper; H.
H. COVE. debcnturo clerk A. 4. Krautz clerk
Baltimore Post Once Jas. 7. Caulh. and
John ". Digs. Internal Revenue GauCers; Uriah
Griffith Examiner. Appraisers Ofhre; F. ii. Iaft, As
aisiaut WeighPr, Custom House; Edward Biddlemau
captain niglt inspectors; a. Tyler, Chris. Kaufman
Levi Penuing gtOn. and David Strong night inspectors
James MrKenna, Charles Capp, Thomas Carmichael
David Grogg and John Fague. watehnen; George T.
Elliott aud +. +. Walker pOrters and William White
engineer Custom House
!. HENRY MAS. Ne. $50 Rarrc-st.
JOHN flanagan, 40. I45 D0lpain- II.
and subscribed before this 10th Gay Uf sep
tember 1877. GEO. W. {. DELI, j. L.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29
A YouNG AcRonAr IN coURr.

The proceeding by the Society for the Pre-
vent0n Of Cruelty to Children, to reserve Willie Dorr
from the life OF acrobat vas yesterday before william
Sinclair az referee appointed by Judge Wesbrook TO
take testimony The boy Ia about thirteen years old and
unusually intelligent He expresses frankly his obiec-
ton to 90 back to his father andsesres sta with his
present guardian and regrets that he not his way
20 Havana with him Mr jenkins, the agent Of the So
ciey admits that boy is well cared Tor apparently
by present guardian whO he says TO be supe
rOr man. at the OF the boys father is doubt
full though the California Society says it is fair, and d
OF the father In ths city ready 20 advance
money 20 return boy 10 California. The evidence
y III DC submitted Monday
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29
pEcIsIoNs-sEPT. %.

Supreme Court Chanbrs-By Judge Westbrook.
claim ior relief Is denied by ada,iis
over to ~ ASn ay oi qs.Sosf 20 esqe a auu Sg 5S 10
required 10 show upon WHAT evidence tue warrant vas
tbau maj returned, Ciano ast McC CunuAs appeal
Will soon De heard think lt 1euer TO postpone te
notion Ii harm Mr Lydiy right Buess
ar knch-MOt0n 20 strike Out dr-ed Reuter- agt
ieuter-Moon 70 discharge denied Anburn sgL Judson.
irving Naonal Bank agt smith People &c, rel James
at Eoar o Assessor' Motions granted SeN IN
Burcett &C. tut ag tiatt sic@Syney az h"lteeM
Becke ,uttuacht-Order denied D-voe agt Deyoe-
STpeyloy Court Special Te,n,-Bv Judge Van Worst.
OKeey ag OKeeyIe Judgment be entered on report of
Iriefee nopoSS az, In ibe 9aftr vi The utitia of
lewis Grass ete.-Peuuon granted. kuemmelberg agi
KuommelDerg order resetted and signed. Hoioorow AZ
Cook et al.-Motion granted Maurer ag' Place-Modon
gIs tsG on lsb t % i Ietaer AT ,Ieb AaaH,
ast muiord acKenneil agt Crosby l): aGAennel az.
SION at tie New-YorA Elevated Railroad Company
att The Yurk Elevated RaiToad Company Gallagher
ae the same a9od asi POST Moore sS, ne G gan S1s@s
Ellsworth agi. Sc,,t Nainuu ETC. agt hahDone Mlnh.ns
d Kelly as OKeleyi holboIo6 agL Cook Ct a-Crlers
Common Pleas-Special Teim-By Judge J. +. Daily.
In he master .; ed de9ag E ana IN 5s s
ties rom h lapV % 20 TSinMoo1 Tor rsceyer arantea
win 80 costs Belrens at Robinson-Mouon TO dismss
granted White sgt sands-Mot.on Tor receiver grshte
IN matter of O'Bnen; IN the mater OF leans
L1eH man ags 81 ie. namton Sgt oanse Motions
granted HarsnT agI saer % p sqru cosi apprSse ~ Ss,
event The Ninth Avenue X. r. Co. aet The Newfor
Elevated X. X. Cc-MotOn denied Asemlort dgt Meytr
Moiicn denied defendant 70 soie event beamo
,1t Could; PhiDruOk CrOy.AOu0n denied 80 cost TO
abide event Hodges agt Muspratt-MOil0n denied costs
uust paid diseontinuance- Iurzoh et al at "ttrn
ge-Refrreuce surplus moneys ordered MOTIFS sgt
Eerr,sMofion for new trial denied $40
onnion McGure y. Y. Central * II. r. r. CoMoton
a1e. and down for I'd Monday Of October Iu
lie matter Russell al etcAccouut OF assignee or
dre on file Oriered TO take and state
Van Ness ag TeTry-Adayit should show why order 10
show asked for $50. ellis. etc. aGt frefy-Ap
prgye AcCaren agt. Hannyile.-Appeal dismissed win
80 costs. matter OF Middleton Carnan Co
granted. In the matter VI
orga-MOon for stay and ~ remove assignee denied win
Noting agt. GrassBianks IN petition must De
le n before ans 0ners granted stewart agt Dean
Wettach agf. Brownlng.-Orders granted.
VA Rnl Ii hristophers agt schee.-Order signed.
BY J. f. DALY.-Heizmau agt Helznan- ilefelence
allowing alimuny and cOunsei Zee In the mat
fer M Wbite-AccOunt orirr entered FrOw agt
I0hmar-Urder examination dismissed In the matter Of
ordered 10 take aud state account
Of assignee Wah-y Stennuler-App in behalf
Of receiver granted selNln ag NlcAS e
zen agt Wicks Lyuon sg Ncks; Cntter agt Ncks Bat
Ton agt Nicks, WEIGH .agt Ncks Dohery agt Mlcks
right agi. WcsE lIIll Browning Mondn agt BrO"h-
iug-liens discharged.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29
AN IMPORTANT LAW UNYoTICED.

10 the Editor or The Tribune.
SIR: An important change was made by the
legislature at IL last session In The law relative to prom
issory notes and negotiable paper given payment for
patent privileges Every citizen must know the law at his
peril Few have tie opportunity still less number the
patience % read oar session laws. Ignorance OF the
provision on the part OF those selling and buying such
rights, where notes arc gwen either IN partial or fun
payment, would lead 20 difficulties Innovations
Of this character which apt enlist public ateu
uon until IL Is al last attracted by the publication OF
cases OF hardship growing out OF transactions made IN
Ignorance OF the change in the law, adopted
% say the least, With great caution The new act sec
Chap. 65, Laws OF New York; is as follows:
SECTION !. Whenever any promissory note n, o,ho,
negotiabe instrument shall be given, the considertit
or which SHAH consist IN whole part Of the rigt t
AAe use OF OF Yend any patent invention Inventions
Claimed or represented BY the vendor the time o'
sac 20 be patented, the words gwen Tor patent right
s-1 De psolAaehly ahd ieglDy written printed on
the lace OF such note or instrument above the signature
therctO and such note instrument IN the hands OF W
purchaser holder shall be subject to the same
a. IN the hands Of the original owner or holder
SIC. II any person shall take, sell OF transfer nuy
4O-seoly n0' or Othei heSotabie instrument
my ,he words gwen Tor patent rsht" written or
Pihtco Fgibg ana prominently On the face Of note
OF instrument above the signature knowing the consd
Grafton Oi such note or Instrument consist IN whole or
10 part OF the ght tc make use veud any pateur
venron or Inventions claimed aforesaid 10 be patent
Cd every such person OF persons shall be deemed guilty
SEC. 3. Ihis sball not apply to promi,sory roe
gwen solely for the purchase pTicc lhe use OF a
II viii be seen that the provisions OF the ct do not an
Ply 10 negotiable paper given for patented articles bu
only 70 such paper given Tor patent rights The one-a
ZION or the law would seem impose penalty for tho
taking OF giving negotiable paper OF that knd ithout
marking IL gwen for patent right" but II might NOT
inVacate the paper itself Whatever the object in
Ing the law may have been IL IL well that the public
should be aware Of its existence. IN
hes-T FORK Sept. s, 1877
III WIN be seeu that this il a matter largely dis
euSsed last Spring in the columns of THE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29
REPUBLICAN BOLT IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 2s.-Ex-Postmaster-Oen-
era, Cresswel has decided that he ana the faction or
Maryaud Republicans which he represents known as
the Crerswc Booth wing Of the party Will support Colo
mel Kane the Democratic candidate for Mayor OF Bat-
more against the Republican nominee who represents
the Thomas or Custom House wing of thc party. Inc
reasons assigned him or this action are tnat during
e VAR Colonel Kane visited the Confederate prisons III
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29
TILE COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany y. Y. sept. 2S-ln the Court Of Appeals
today. the following business was transacted;
No ~ Powell agt Powell. Argued by +. X 6hbert lot
appellant, and ID. ID. Niles for respondent.
20 =3IBrown agt. Durham. Dismissed argument
auout involved not being sufficient under The statute
IN Ferguson agt. Heenslein Argued Jy George ".
st.nbeus for appellant H. G.. Moak for respondent
No SgL-Pntnam AIT. Furnan. submitted
no gl-POteT agt. Carpenter Argued by l. l. bual0 ipf
apUellant and r.. n. C0Sen Tor respondent .
he following Court Of Appeals Day Cal, mar ioI Mon
dav oct l. 1877 Nos 47 las "a l. 34i, 513 800 lJl ana
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29

The object aimed at was TO stop form of swindlng
in the agricultural districts. The purpose Of the law
has called out even strcterpovsions in other States,
but tie lawyers OF this city almost wholly ignor
ant of it. though they viii certainly have 20 pass
upon Its meauing-Idl
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29
EARNINGS OF TIE MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R.
MARLNE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rrses.. BOO se6s..... J4l Clock slow 0-
Moon 1908 Moon soufhs. G07 Moons day s. -
uI.U WATER IO-DAf-A ~
sandy Hook - GOV Island. O.z2 Hell Gate. 2.l1
HIrH WATER TO-DAi-P ~ -
O24 Island. Ois Hell 0a1c.'.. -5'
rIGH WATER nUNDAY-A. ~. 90
OJJ Gov. Island ll5 Hen Gate''.' jus
WATER sUSDAl-l. NJ.
sandy Hook I27 GOV Island. l:t6 Hell Gate. 3'34
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29
THE BRIT4NNICS QrIcK TOYAGE

AT n meeting of the passengers assembled
,. t,e saloon OF the steamer Britannia lying OF sandy
voo ON the evening OF August II, 1877, on the com
pleron of the voyage from queenstown IN the anpre
cedeuted time Of days. 10 hours and 90 minutes
IL was
Pesoir,d That the passengers desire unehy 10 e1piess
~ they feel al unvaled feat Ia navigation
hi, high appreciation OF this magnificent vessel anu le r.
t tr cantau william Thompson to whose abir seam an
h,p ana conrteOns bearing much was que csn1lB 10
render hir Ouy the quickest mp Oh itoOiu p ais" "H
az fhe uleasaLtcst IN social enjoyment
o,d That the perfect discipline maintained IN every De
intelligent efficient aud cOnrtfpu--has Deeh
Pe,rre Of cOpst All -atsa cti0n. And finally II Nas
Jor,d To Ask Captain Thompson Ia accept souvenir
sItsbiy inscribed commemorate TINS acmeNemrnt anu
IN, following gentlemen "ere apIin''u IL oo"''''o "
carr these resolutions INTO encct
rged, D. WILLIE JANIS.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29
ID. WILLS JAMES.
HFNRY H. PAKkEG
WILLIAM NlNIkE.
SIMON IOLDENBEgG.
Ion. ID MlN..


Evening OF Aug II. lSt'. 'o'' ~ "iN"
The presentation OF iis souvenir took place yesterday
a,tsrnoou ia the saloon the Britannc About thirty
messengers upon the trip mentioned and number OF III
yited guests present The souvenir consisted OF
silver PITCHER with following inscription Presented
10 CAPTAIN VIM. II. Thompson of D. > Britannia by the
nassenVers 10 commemorate the voyage IRON tlutci-
Town 10 New-Y0rk August 10 to AUGUST u, 1871 Ihe
presentation speech made by u. W. James, VINO
hnmorous the diseomfOrts of ocean faNri
twenty wears agO with the speed and convenences whch
modem vessels afford. The Britannia has recently been
tatng an excellent record for speed three t1ps within
The INST yearaying each been under days. IL hours
and IL minutes - -. -
sentd Yesterday 10 chief Engineer of the Briannc
THOMAS sewel ~ a mark OF the passeugcrs appreca-
tiou of his skill and during the voyage.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29
CORPORATION Nollres.

pKrAKTyHNI PUIIlC GRANTEES AID CoR:kCuO>,/
Corner ThTd-ive. and ilthst,
NEw.YoRK sept %. 1877
PROPOSALS for 3, 100 BARRELS FLOUR.
Proposals scaled endorsed soyc viii be received
until O'Clock OF Friday. Oct ls 1877 Fer iali par
l,uiars ses The Cliy Record for sale ~ CITY Hall.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29
GeIp Uanteo
Sa!es On Aucnou
Alscell

DATENTS, CAVEATS, TRADE MA9kS
1 Designs Copyrights promptly secured. on noi, rat,
TINS ~ MUM q Co, Scientific American paien
Agency 81 Park row, corror beckslanst, Ncwlors
Thirty years experience
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29
ETTERs FROM TUE PEOPLE.
BENJAMIN HALLowELL.

rRlprrr TO HIS MEMORY WORK AND SilAnNorN,'
OF uIr rEoFEssoR-IiIs CoNNA0iioN WIN ''''@
soCrvrY OF FRIENDS.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-07-05

Hon. j. A. Watrous, Grand Worthy
Tempiar of the Temple of Honor of Wiz
consio, IN his ANNUAL address just issued,
gives the following statistics showing the
wonderful growth Of the Order in this
State since its frat organization. He says:
"a little more than three years ago, the
order had membership of less than City.
Ia June, 1875, year and quarter later,
Sl9 members were reported, and in June,
1876 VIII the Grand Temple met at Osh
kosn, the membership WAS Dearly 3,OoO.
There were 90 Temples then, 40 OF them
having been instituted from the LIST OF Sep
temper, 1875, TO the LIST of June, 1876.
During the pa-t year so Temples have been
instituted The exact figures | cannot
give, bur feel warranted in saving tina;
| there are to day, at least 5000 members
| of the Order in Wisconsin. The change
from tso to l40 Temples and from 81 to
5000 members. within three years and
thrr e months, is not only unprecedented II
the history OF the Temple, but source OF
strength and encouragement to the friend,
of reform"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-07-05
P. T. Barnum's Own and Only Greatest
Show on Earth, at ShebOygan.

p. L. Barnum'S Own and Only Greatest
Show on Earth, at ShebOygan.
Press and people are an enthusiastic unit
in recognizing P I. Bxrnum as the Great
Object Teacher Of the age, and his world
wide famous museum, menagerie, caravan
and circus, whict will reach Sheboygan by
three monster speciul trains of his own solid
steel cars, on Wednesday, the lth inst, by
far the most stupendous amusement enter
prise ever projected. Something like half
a million dollars worth of foreign features
have been added the present year, including
Barnum's Scrip.ural Behemoth, the only
living bippnpotamus, this side the Atlantic;
a stud of six most magnifcently beautiful
"Trakene" trick stations, which cost Mr.
Barnum $40, 900 in gold, in Paris, and for
whose equals IN either appearance or intelli
geuce $4,000 is freely offered; Capt. Cos
tenterus, the remarkable and sole survivor
of Tartar Chinese barbanty, whose erson
is covered, literally from bead to foot, with
rattooing. and for half ~ skillfully illustrat-
ed being as him $4,000 will BIZ paid /;
Miss Heugler's original and dauutless $50
600 challenge double mauege act, with her
t~o superb tandem stallions, and Charles
W. Fish, the chief among the bareback
equestrian champions. And all this but
an iukiing of what is to be seen, not te
speak of the more than monsrchical free
street parade in tie morning, with its huge
elephants in harness, drawing stupendou'
golden chariots, hons and anacondss per.
formed in procession, and other princeiy
and novel sensations. far too numerous I,
mention How can Barnum afford to show
40 much for 40 small pricei
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-07-05

The "Mcliie Maguires," ten Of whom
were executed in Pennsylvania few days
ago, brought their name from Ireland. Some
if.y years ago or more poor old woman
IN Ireland had her cottage pulled down over
her head by her landlord. Her name aas
Mollie Mcguire, and she died Of grief and
exposure. Thereupou her sons and some
nrlghbor lads formed themselves into II
secret band, AMI vowed and took fierce re-
venge on Irish landlords in general. The
band spread rapidly, and they called them
selves the "Mollie Maguires," and lrisi
coal-miners brought the name to America
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-07-05

For 1NFLAMMAToRY AND CHRONIC RHEU-
NATIsN, Gout, Bilious, Remttent and
intermittent Fevers, D iseases of the Blood,
Liver, Kidneys, Bladder, etc. Such diseases
are caused by vitisted blood. Use DIR. S.
Sold by o. R. Bacon Druggist, Sole Agent
for Manitowoc.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-07-05

majority report of the Com. on Firs and Water
recommending to disallow on bill Of Thos. Windi
ates 3, and to allow $23, which said amount
s-3 shall be deducted from the claim the city hai
against Mr. Windate, was adopted, and the bil
allowed as reported by ayes 10 nays2
The select committee report rs follows
Your Com. appointed to settle with rhos. Wind
late would respectfully rep ri that in their opinion
it is usees. to spend any time trying to settle with
said Windiate, us he has been re qured to pay the
amount of said claim repeatedly by several Boards
would therefore mend that the said claim be
placed in the hands of our City Attorney, with
orders to collect the same forthwith.
Report adopted.
The City Clerk submits the following as the
amounts drawn from the poor fund during the
month OF June LIST Ward, Sal; I'd Ward, see; So
Ward, $50; 4th Ward, S.i-total. 3276.
Invitation OF fire Dept aud Rifle Company to
the grand parade, Oh -tn of J1ly, accepted and
aled.
Report 0: he Chief of Fire Dept adopted and
siaUed o. lie.
On recommendation, bonds we're approved and
license granted TO joan DAILY, Chris k.eoSe. Jas.
Bipinger and Cnas Beers.
Resolution by Chas. " Wkie:
Resotred, That the City Attorney of the city of
Manltowoc Is hereby instructed to associate with
advisable and take the necessary steps to protect
the Interest OF the CITY against the county in
regard to the assessment and equalization of the
city and county taxes. Adopted
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-07-05

The youn lady who inquired of her gen.
tleman correspondent if the bright flower
If chiyaIrv coull ever he found within the
pale of modern civilization, was informed
that owing to the idea of ported plants
now in vogue, it probably could.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-07-05
There ia erhars no more perfect tic

Utrt IL trTHT6 DO nUTe VefTtCt I To
ture OF perpiexity than the countenance of
man who finds in his pocket letter which
bis wife gave bin a month ago to mail,
and holds it up to the light in the futile
effoyt to determine whether there is any
thing in it that would convict him if he
were to carry it 10 bis pocket the rest oil
the year, and mail it on the anniversary
of the day on which it was wfisten.-
Worcester Press.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-07-05

Total amt issued. $40
On motion the Mayor was authorized and request
ed to make contract as chesply rs possible with
Fred swenson, in Eaton, for the board and keep
ing of Mrs. L. Hanson.
Resolved to proceed in the month Of July the
same in the previous month.
Adjourned to July 26, 1877, at O'Clock p. m.
A. n. Richter, Clerk.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-07-05
A New Invention.

BYRNR's IMPRovED metallic DRESS MODEL
Something every lady should possess. This model
is peculiarly constructed so as to enable any per-
of ordinary ability to learn the art of Pattern
Cutting and Dressftting to perfection with but
very little practice. For durability simplicity
and practical utility dress model, it has nc
equal Models with full instructions for use may be
obtained at Mrs. BYRHE's DREssAAKING EsTAB-
LIsHMENT, Cor. Buffalo aud Eighth SITS, over T. h
and L. Ii. Rand's Hardware store.
T. w. BYRNES,
Inventor and sole manufacturer,
Manitowoc Wis
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-07-05
The Burlington Harkeye say

The Burlington Harkeye says: "A
standing advertisement in q newspaper
set boldly out, attracts a good deal OF at
tention, and becomes transfxed in the
mind of the reader 1t may not be noticed
ut first, but after awhile the lines grow
familiar to the eye and become stamped on
the mind The advantage is made ap-
parer t in this way The subscriber in tie
course Of time wants something in the line
of goods kept by the man whose ADVERT e
ment be is familiar with, He naturally
visits that advertisers store and buys what
he wants, for though he may never have
been inside the place before, he feels
thoroughly acquainted with everything
about il and free from that embarrassment
which no one likes to show when out on a
shopping tour A good advertisements kept
constantly 10 paper is like singer board
at cross road--it removes all difficulty n
finding the right place."
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-07-05
Base Bail Challenge

10 CCptain Jul,us Nelson
We propose to play you match game
# ball on d.y TO be named by your club
and in case you pay US S35 expenses, you
nav for once have success .fu game.
GEO E WALDO, Capt. "Piety Hills"
ROB H. MARKHAM, Pres.
CLARENCE A WHITE, Treasure.
JoHN A. MARTIN, Secretary.
Charley Nelson, John Barry, james
Hall, Bert Johnston, and Will. McGavin
members.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-07-05

ALEXANDRA KIDS We have now the
exclu-ive sale for this city of the above
we'll known glove, the genuine article-in
two and three button. Everybody knows
what 1t is, and that It is the cheapest glove
in the end. j. ScuUErrE & Bros.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-07-05

A runaway on Buffalo street created
considerable excitement about three o'clock
Sunday Afternoon. No damage was done
beyond giving the oman and two children
occupying the wagon quite scare.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-07-05

GOV proposed III extahG tre M
d, nke., l. Ike Shore L. We>ter1 Railway
ir ri New London To Ct'nt0nvlie thir sea-
So Tins would add considerably to tho
tr-ighting business of the road.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-07-05
Manitowoc, Wiz, July Cd, 1877.

CoUGHs, COLDS, QUINsY, Pleurisy
Group, Whooping Cough, Hoarseness, Sore
Threat, Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis
Night Sweats. Loss of Voice, Bleeding
Lungs, and Consumption, cured by DR.. S
d Howe's Arabian Milk Cure. Sold by
o. Il. Bacon Druggist, Sole Agent 70
Manitowoc.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-07-05

The Rev. Jos. DeForest and his charm
ing bride, who have been spending a few
weeks at Mr.. A. D. Jones', of this city left
lass Friday for Berlin where he has ac-
ccpted charge. The cordial good wishes
of his old parish and his many friends go
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-07-05

1t is no longer the Correct thing in
fashionable society for gentlemen to take
IF their hats TO ladies in the streets. A
-imrle bow sufices in Paris. Berlin, Lem
don and New York-Portage Democrat.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-07-05

A small number of spectators witnessed
wretched game OF ball, on Saturday last,
in " hich the Racine Amateurs scooped the
home club in a score of 4 to 3.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-07-05

The river, above the city, was chock
full of tathers last Sunday afternoon. The
boys had better go outside the city limits,
or they i'll get into trouble.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-07-05

We have now the most complete stock
OF Gents white shirts in the city. We
can now seil you a FIRE, perfect fitting
-hirt ut much below former prices.
J. SHUETTE & Bios.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-07-05

Mr.. Lacy and Mrs. Shepard were mar
ried at the BRIDES residence, on Sunday
morning iast, by the Rev Mr. Bieseil, of
Cincinnati
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-07-05

The Rev. Mr.. Bisseil. of Cincinnati,
preached to large congregations at the
Presbyterian church last Sunday, morn
ing and evening.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-07-05
Married.

PRELL-STIEFOATER.-.On Tuesday,
June Goth by the Rev Peter A. MUTT.
at the St. Gregnrin's Church, St. MAJ
ians, Mr.. John Proell and Miss Adolna
Stiefoater of Schle.wig.