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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-09
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.


UNION SQUARE TnEATRE-TnE DASIcHErra
, yIFrH AVENUE THEATRE-Tnx PRINCESS ROYAL
BOOTHS THEATRE-RIcnxLIEU.
ACADEMY OF MUsIC-uS BALIo IN MAscHERA.
NIBLO's GARDEN-ASToSY AND CLEOPATRA
EAGLE THEATRE Grown OF TnoRss.
ACADEMY OF DEsIGN-PMSrrscs-
GRAND OPERA HOUsE-Mrss MUTTON.
BROADWAY THEATRE-IEcHAsIc's DAucursh
BowERY THEATRE-AxuRlSE.
PARK THEATRE-ouR BOARDING Housk
wALLACK'S THEATRE-MY AWFUL DAD
OLYMPIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BROOKLYN PARK THEATRE--BRAss
GERMANIA THEATRE-DuRcH WEIR JAHnuNpKRrE
THEATRE COMIQUE-vARIErr.
HELLER's THEATRE-PREsrDrcrrArIoH
TONY PASTORS THEATRE-vARrErr.
NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM CuRIoslr1EA
rIv0LI THEATRE-vARiErY.
San FRANCISCO MINsTRELs.
EGYPTIAN HALL-vARErr.
NEW YORK AQUARIUM
PARTISAN vAUDEvTLLE-THE Two SPHERES
GILMORES GARDEN-BARSuMs Snow.
COLUMBIA OPERA HOUsE-vARrErY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-09

LADIES MAY TAKE EXCEPTION to the views
of our correspondent who signs himself "Com-
mon Sense"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-09

Books AND PICTUREs fill q great deal of our
space to-day, and they richly deserve it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-09

as the amendment will materially enlighten
the judgment of the people respecting its
merits before they are called to vote upon it.
, 1877-05-03
THE WEST TOWN.

MEETING OF THE BOARD or AUDITORS.
Tho Weet Town Donrd Of Auditors met last night
atNo. 20 South Halsted street. Supervisor pcacr.
son in the chair. Tho full Heard was present,
With the exception Of Mr. Eberhardt.
4 letter was received from tho late Supervisor,
Mf. Moore. who had been requested to bo present,
explaining that Ills absence WAS occaatoqed By III.
ness. Tbs examination Of bis accounts aud the
adjustment Of his nfars wus rcforrcd 10 tue Com
1n!tteo on Supervisor Affairs.
Assessor Clark sent In communication asking
tho appointment Of ths following named deputies:
A. H. Chapman, Chief Deputy; A. l.. Morrison,
Jr. George II. Llpe, Frank E. Clark, Robert Il.
y, Moose. Joseph A. Eagle. j. Ysnderpoo1. 7. b.
ngooks, Mr.. Won Lancen, md John +, pucan,
Tie nppnntmelts WcEo confirmed, and consent
E1vcn to app0tHt moro a. ntcllca the names to 10
ilrft submitted 10 tho llourd.
The bill Of James Ryan, Moderator, and John
O'Connof and Johu Mounn. Clerks, At tho last gIec-
tlon, was referred to tho Town Ccrk
ME. WnsthtnEton, enc Of tho juscca Mt tho late
election. spoke OF tho Inadequate pay Of those
functionarlos, stntinx that thcy had to work day
md night. md the city would only pay 81.
Justice Salisbury moved that ST 10 ali4ch, and In
easa ihc Cnnncil refused to pay IT, then It b paid
BY tho Hoard.
Justice 3tatson moved an amendment that It be
matter aud what the Council was willing 10 do.
Tho amendment was accepto.t. nAt tho mhttor Kas
teferrGl to rho Commlttun on Town Accounts.
Mhthon, SAa!shnrY, nnh Ebcrhsrt.t, with tastsuc.
tt0ns to report a. tho next meeting,
Adjourned for ono week
, 1877-05-03
MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY.
DouEfnas and Rose bound to Ia tho Death
OF That Famous dist
Intolerance and Youthful DlAguAt.

Douglass and Rose bound to Ia tho Death
OF That Famoua NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Intolerance and Youthful Dlaguat.
6ptc.ai Dttpateh to The Tribune.
A1N Annon, Mich. May IA crisis In tho hta.
tory Of tho Michigan University was passed to-day.
Tho law places tho cnttfo control Of thn Institution
In Board Of Regents, who are elected directly by
tho people, but tho Legislature furnishes the
funds. The Legislature have lately concluded that
tho Regents had not acted Wisely In relation to
Douglass and Rose. both alleged dcfsulters to tic
University. Tho Legislature caused \ special
meeting Of The Board 10 b held last night and do.
mandcd that Hoso bo reinatatod In the University,
aud su!s now pending against him discontinued.
Nwas threatened that nnfcss the Regents did shis
the University vould get no appropriations for the
coming two years. Anutnbcr OF members Of tbs Leg
islatnse canc down 10 tho meotng and ,Abored NTH
the Hoard nearly alt night In secret session. and
to-day tit nearly moon. A majority Of tho Regents
cou1l not ho cnnrlncch OF thctf duty 10 comply
With The requtsi, notwithstanding tho threats or
cutting OF auppltca. This action will bo CON.
mended BY tho people Of tho State. Tho LcRiala.
tuEo will hardly daro rtfuee 10 grant the needed
aid. Douglass and Ross are to oo prosecuted In
court next nontn, - meEetythlng preliminary having
!.lata1e stlIi control Tho unlysfslt, Ths i.eeenis
their usual reception, held In tho univers!ty hall
tho oTsnnR before commencement, tn vew OF
some croaking from Methodist ministers, vhcrc-
npon tho Senior clats have decided 10 hold no Ec-
contion, and furnish no music for Commencement.
day. ~ heretofore,
, 1877-05-03
TIE COUNTY BUILDING.

Commlssloner senne Is tho only momho. Of The
Board who has 10 Tar tefused 10 participate In tho
aecfet committee meetings,
Judge Doyden was yesterday preparing tho
quasi criminal calendar which Will bo called In
tho Criminal Court Ntonday. This calendar ID now
called every month, instead Of every stx months,
~ heretofore.
Sheriff Kern and Commissioner Fitzgerald sss
not In !ore. No one has seen them spoak for somo
sIuo, but the way they talk about one another IL
caution. The shotf1 Yesterday announced that
Fitzgerald waA candidate for County TEcaturcf.
aud thought II was ; good Joke.
Ths present Grand Jury hss been IN industrious
ONE. Forty caaca wctd disposed Of yesterday, and
BY the end ot the week tho docket Will b cleared
!esstng t!e next Jury ndshtnF 70 10; In Wow ot
not b summoned. u which event iaa publIe
Trsasary will b0 s4Ted over 81, 600.
The attention Of tho Health Commissioner Is dt.
facto1 ~ tha stagasnt pool of 8llhy water which
now al!. thu awkward tets In Tho cttys half OF tho
courthouse s.luasc. Tho surface of the water IL
below tho sewer and the oaly remedy for tho
nuisance would seem 70 BE- TO Ill Tho hole. Farmer
nrms would like TO tako tho contract 10 nl Il With
piles.
Several meaahess Of tho Grand Jury took stool!
through the jail Yesterday in "a o1ictsl capacity,
ana eioaclJ eJcd tho food given tho pstsoncEs.
fhsy said Astct thels ttss th1t the prisoners were
not laole to atarve On what they efe getting, but
fnsy osissea taat they had been better I'D Gnder
made to-day OF tI-mostow. The shesth Will TAXA
notice.
Some time ago Commisslon&f Schmidt contslved
70 hare esEta!n patent stnoke.bn1ncr placed on
the bollcrs In the 6uildin1 Tho engineer now an.
nouncas that they &1e noe q 1ueceAa, ~ the1 Ab.
, 1877-05-03

70 nz;sate lie mind. Of. the lommsssioners III ia
summer nov IL, whether It would b. Cheaper to
take there bnrness out OF put In more boicrt 10
overcome 1heir influence.
w,ttr- ,,t hi. h.,a snx, ,,,o A.. ro,,.v
r.s..niy ,cs,ersy d. snd drew SE ,he,eiPom @
shanstd t ION .sstnrs s to ba9 Tho e,de.s anon
m Wme a,s % 70! s "9ey were mses 10!
hx Il rsnsn"iiv hntI.xs5 ha 1hat Us .e,e es f,uts
~ tse oe,eseM a.. tnet m ~ soe Eosm,s
ment.
s., ssn ,Ds.S,s @ Sit 81 q sn%s sss IT. Ssk 1s
tuition tor several year,. and waa brought there by
ions. time between lifa and death, tpccchiet. md
ss ss' :e1'' nese s9r MIL
'. Th. r,nt,.m,n a @ ,,no ror,rea s ,hs
m oG an sayns e.
mailer il chsrrs. % hut Have ~ IA fair,.. ThnV 1
want their money. tas shsY ret II not ant now s
asatntt Them. .,d inv ~ ",t esrceinci1 nnhanrv
and con,nIan hi.trrfY that inv snnot hsrr *.
poftualsJ e 70 eefors Tho Committce and ssplain
IT, ney o2snrm tne. th r. E roo To h.
II. meeiings in sserc, s i and an1ionsy inanircd it'd
Vera siraid IN ha,c III tb.ir srr', ~ known .hnS
are worried much longer ,heJ wIti lake tho h!nt
nna rnn,s an,~r ~ .nr..r S@ "'' e ~"o ''tAA'
'"o s'a'' a'"Hap' H;,p srTrs;.n erT,ss; ,xv,,
.rn,~ "s n,st,n.s ID .sI, gesset
IL ID .n,,nn.e J." Sat9 t.,nns. n,sqcst 'nT puu.
n5sr .ne n GG rnr SSa =. sa
thinc eommsnced n the Sa1E II snn no; cn 'o "
the iisbt. ~ 'A' '"' ~ '"'u'9 NV '''e !"
arasn IA arnt 81 "t,"nsn mae ~ ssen sDokGn ot
csite 10 thn fsci. H. IL connseton VIII r. hat c1
I'll 1s,e ecas rS,rssttns briefly Ts Committee q
ibat santraes h. sfs.c nto t; Fn H.
stmtine wciI ~ it, in.sno ssx'nm ' az ~
ill., r. c"st sn Ky ~ rnunt: ~ t,fi 'Ges H.
Ssc }os ,Sc ,,arhins1x * ; 'n bnr IT, 10 he e
lion was accrntcd hv tto i,oar bnt Tor .oas e.nac
OF another NO eon.raet vas rwn' aHa tha I.nal
cnnv.ncn,v III .if.onn.sd ,xs .ne ,t mofx H.
Wns sdnjttcd IA ill., WI ,x., .e
III m1 nn va ~ fse, absndonra "1h r., ne m no
sreounf NJ ln,n1 II. srr.r ntc tn !. EVE y. "
thn ssn tnmmitfer rrnor,ed 10 in: Roard M H.
, 1877-05-03
SUBURBAN..


Normal Lodge, No, 200. cclebrated The anntvcr.
eafy Of the Institution Of Odd.Fellowahlp In Amer.
lea on Tuesday night. Tho assemblago was mtds
up Of tho ]. o. O. F. brethren, With theIr wires,
and Invited guests. and WAS a largo one. Mr. ].
Smith stated the object for which thoy had mat,
which WAS two-fo1d ono, TO commemorate their
;,snn',,esfssty and e meet thsF friend. socs IN
ssnK "spssa Away" M. Fanny M.ek presided
md What II haa done 'tnee IT, adysnt into th's
sGst,' b, , ta. va an rol
ssisa. Nj. r. j. n,lsa ti.en @ resd stsrs Frs'n'.
rw.NSewspspsr p cotfsapondent "Whtch wae ene9rsd.
downey then tcciicd "Msry liad a .Iitlls Lamb. :"
whs ere4ssa much md a,sw foh
adjourned 10 the banquet hall. where = very fne
.sps's, Tss T. raI.n The O. O. F. brsthtsa
:peess IL Il s q, 8 e. = smbs. M ' pre.s az
Mrs. I. Smith, asa taken of eeteeru, very eltb-
crafty esnamented pyramid cake. sessehss wore
!, Smith, a. b. condtt. r. p. li!sh, and others.
The vGFy best feeling existed. and tho evening was
TSsla y sso s e1:ssat H. nj Mrs. oeo,a.
c. II. Lovcwell. Mi: and Mrs. 4. y. Condit, Mr.
*. md Mi.. y. j. " Wen:isil. NJ, and St IL Y:
Thompson, D.. and NJ, pelem.tef, NJ. snd
H. ssi Y Ms,s M @ I'D .na Ms' a1s n .e' H. Nd Nd
add Mrs. ". IL. Hancock Ill. and Mis-. q. sie1cnt,
Nj. and Mrs. O. g. Thompson. Nj. and Mrs. J:
Mrs. q, Lounsbnry, Nj: and Mn. LEMON, Mrs.
Gerber. Mrs. Luce, the Misaes Fanny Mack, A1iIo
AAstonE ''a is,i xe, Tsr f. n,1 s11hn:0D ooa I'D
daf,i, II. McEk,owncy william sp!nlcs, Charles
Luee, ii. c. Wuson, William bass, and Others.
EvANHToN.
AZ tho meeting OF lilo Social C1u5 this eren-
ing tho Chicago Malo QuArtctte will afng, and l..
Won Mcycthot will bo rsa:nst.
MrDk rARk.
The appointment of the Committees OF The Board
OF Trustees Tuesday haa caused little excite.
ment In tho village political circle. and among
Thc Committees Ecncraf'y Indicate the policy ot tho
town for the ytAf.
Tho Methodist Eplscopal Sunday school will
open Sunday. The Methodist look Concern hAs
presented them with 100 xolames for llbrarI.
, 1877-05-03
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE. .


For The purpose Of furnishing It's readers with the
best earliest and most reliable Information In re.
latlon to the war betwcen Turkey and Ruasis, TmE
CH1cA0o Tnlauxk has sent to Europe ono OF lts
stad, Mr. George Edward Wright, an accomplished
lnguist and q correspondent Of acknowledged
ability. Tho selection II nu excellent ono in oyosy
sespect, As llr. Wrghts long experience A jour
naliAt. his knowledge OF men and localities de-
FtYed from extensive European travel, peculiarly
ut him for thp task. On his arrival u L.oudoM he
Will open central bureau. from which he will At
once rcnd experienced assistants to accompany
both srn,es. Tho earliest Intelligence Of wafiIke
movements will b transmitted TO TnE Tntnuxs
a,ss: S ssbs In saao =:
lies, a. well A. complete and ancciuct statements
Of tho political situations involved by tho war. !"
canary bJ tho demands Of tho reading public, Tnk
rnlhExe displays shat enterprise for which It Il
Justly celebrated. and which has made 1t not only
tho United States,
, 1877-05-03

Tho license ..ecc,pts rc,tcrdav ws,a ahont
$1,1oo.
During tho month of April tho po,lco n, Tim eli,
naaao u 'o7o at1os's'
Tho Ttoaaurnr's Fcccipts yesterday wcro $l.677
from tho CITY Collector, ss57 from tho compt,ol.'
'ef' aao os' Aa' 'so"l TUG u "loE department.
thc pePelsment o. fanllc works yesterday
awarded INC contract 10Y dredging and docking tho
l. Co, At Is Der lIncsl foot, Thero worn two o.hsr
h,ddsrs for IN h. wnrr ''''' AAs'' "''o '"' ''n's
cbet 'es S us,o,, ,,,,,n.d ,. ,,,,
Sronn snrtnvtoIt .xhn,e hr In. bsnn i,hxIr', ~ r.
interests Of Tho hill pruyalne pension find for
deerept and dlaabied dfcmoa who havo become ] -, 70
A na,n,. sh..,r ,~ . A.,
x.a,.pa!p fpa ,S SfGm his nos, va assn t tas EJal
ssssrSrs r,o w ~ " aa! nosamr1s ~
has a, ,Magst "atisse ~ seeking man1smu.eA to CON.
Eoxensi enT Wa,d dos"'@0 MN 10 A'aofnan OF The
~ ...,,. ...
that ot ". Ill 9
whtfs e. H. !. + hs VERA:
Now case. Of searlet fesor we.s ropor,sd ,.s,e,.
day at Nos. U55 Archer sycnuu, III North Frsnrifn'
Ia Csnapotf .,a syenno tive sssss tl State. 81
foa.h - nl',aS 4u9 Wet sunespI
week.
The Committee on Streets and AlIrY. of m.
ollce Saturday at 9;O O'Clock. Ind the judieisrv
Commlttce 1t o'clock On tbc same jaY at the sano
niacc Tha i.om,nitfcn IN SrSnnis III, ~ mn.t ~ " Ely
day afternoon a. oeloek to consider tho leasing
OF Education
ona Of the local banks-xhIcb one fhc f.nmp.
for ESQ, COO worth Of timo warrnnt. Ira ne irs,.
al Il Il pcr cent Der annum ;rhs ws,r.ni. sNern
, 1877-05-03
ALLEGED FALSE EPRETEN6ES
THE CLArL1Ns ArrkA HAYES,

AZ q late tous Tnaadsy afternoon An aftday1t was
Gled In Judge BlodEstta Court BY Lyman Mallory,
tho ChteaRo agent Of II. y. Ctaain b Co., Of New
York, which het forth that Daniel r, Hayes,
formerly Of Waterbury, Conn.,, but moro recently
of Chicago, had obtained cortaln goods Of the
Clail!ns on falso prctcnses. Tho affidavit further
asked that csrEus bo lssuod for his arrest. and
that he bo held 10 bail. More fully stated, tho
document recttca that tho hrm named propose 10
sue ths defendant, Daniel F. Hayps, to recover tic
TAlno Of certain goods, warcs and merchandise,
obtained by hin, from the firm on fA!se and srauau.
lent representations. It then proceeds 10 dcscrbo
wherein these fraudulent representations cousr,ei.
J. declares TINT on tho 9th Of September, 1874,
Hayes, :hen t,sy goods merchant n Waterbury.
wnrcs, etc., In Ills ntoro 1t that placs wnrlls SO,
COO; that he ownea real estate ln Connocslcnt 10
s hs o. xs III W. a. s sec sa s5; ,
IT, e Ss?s; se5e' ieds n eiy ssy
Hayes, between tbs date above mentioned and tae
q u a. =; 4 Eh,ss ijis!s: y; gsis
a H. y M.oss fashss e .sses u
That 5layss stasement sl'oat tho extent q b.
10 be .sfaudulent when 10 1natla Il; and, that
b. mnas i ft tbs Of ensstn @ da
s sse hs s!s sa ts a
nc OWN my Et0l cskatU 1T connecticut HOe1A
ihs oxtcnt of $500 y ea.h; TINT h. labllie. were
far more than IT, 500, and, further, that Hayes
could ssy no jast claim to surplus in gools,
warcs, 'ncrckundtsc. lands. and money. 10 tho
.3tpla. xhstevsr over 81 liabillte:. The aaIasst
coaes xl.h tho usual statement that tho a'ant be.
Of any, jadsmsns t Sh!e s h n'ss' ass es
On ths ding ot tho afniarts, ssrta, waa Issued
fos Hayes arEoat Deputy. Marshal Campbell
up short lie remained about tho Earshnl'a o!1lce
etf and on nearly ~ day. tho time when hu walked
In an cnaeavor to hunt up q bond5nlan. Al agree.
mcnt wns almost entered Into during tho Aftur-
noon whereby Henry Corwlih waa to becomo re-
Of ether Mr.. Corwith decided not 10 take any
building, u 9 o'clock. Marshal ,tlildraP was 60.
Who Wars uns6ia q uaw'iinx 70 - !. Ill sesufty,
''stand up y with him aid enter Tito sho pronsr
Ses @ ~ dea Il
being licked up, and ho was given further time to
get hondsman. AtteF several attempts, however,
s o. ls% ls0 wGnt ~ :ny success ho
Ali that q reportef could learn about 1laycs vas
that be to ono of tho partners In Tue Chicago dr.
goods house, q comparatively ucw concern. At tho
cotncr OF btate and Quincy streets. over which biz
father pEes!dc.. and Tho business Of which il car
!tsd on 10 the lasters name; that he firmly believes
ha csin. svo tssoFssa to to b Of :h"fr practice
10 h!s statement. tho charges agatnst lInl nso un.
true in cycty particular. -
Ths % reason tnst .hs Clsan. hare not TILED :he
| HAT although the alleged otIcnsc was committed
away back IN 1S74. there ls 10 Inv In Connecticut
which fcadsIa : tnsn sEsblo IL bo arrested on sn
nnis. except where itts charged that ths debt VIA
contracted through fraud - Is alleged In this case.
, 1877-05-03
CRIMINAL,

Mt. z. a. 6horbutno II mourning the loss Of 4
Gns winter oyCrcoat, which was stolen irvm h!u
yesterday morning whlla attending to case In
Judge McAsllster's room.
Samuel Itaacs, for the larceny Of a pair Of boola
from +. Hogan, OF No. 12D West Kinste street,
and John Wilson, for tho larceny Of a dog from
Jamts Carey, No. ~ North Cltuton street. were
locked up 1t tho Wcst Madlson street Station last
evening.
The horso.th!sf whose capture BY Detectives
Hetnznan and Morgan has already been noted
provcs TO b. taul Arendt. q young man who stolo
two horscs from Or, n, II. Paarcn, Of this city. lilo
Ia 10 bo taken to Momcnea to-day. Dy the way, It
was from Morgan lnstcad OF l1enizu,an that bis
''pal escaped. However, neither Ii to blame.
9, The 70 oeloek platoon from ths we.t Twelfth
citzepa' clothes. 0ttlccr SsmonkpJ mato ~ baby.
II appsaFanee that At the corner o lslatsd and
"cpaey" Marphy IL said to hayo attempted 10
hold N hiT. VI. Tho casa Waa contlnucd in II, oo0
c. II. Wfotts. tho Postmaster at Michigan City,
Ind. 10 reported 10 have MystesInls1y dtsap.
pcarcd. and with him Is supposed to have goue a
considerable portion nf thn receipts Of tho ot1es
.eeonnls wers ali right up 10 jan i. sui shst sincs
That tlne theto u u1Ithor head nor tall 10 them.
Tbs bond'nea hare charge Of Affairs At present.
oi1ess Hubert Jones Of ths regular patro, force
wss eefeFe % Ja,t!ss i!atnss yss'esa, upon COM
Jones, had struck With his club md seriously In
turcd. A. tho boys llfe Il now despAfscd Of in
consequence .! the Injuries Mr. Munson has had
tho Officer arrested for ''astault With deadly
weapon With intent to commit murder" Jones
Tor appearsnco May II.
!, Ju.t!ee summe!dsld yesterday held ths follow.
son. AaEla SMilh, John Cunuosl, John UolloY,
Otto Frank, thirty days each IN the House Of Cor
tactson; !. Whalen. larceny from Daniel Boyle,
3a00 to May 8: Richard C0yns, larceny from j.
tsonatd. 500 to May I; ,lattIck Geary, .vsgsank
500 bonds 70 tho Criminal Court Tor tho jarreaY
Of barrel Of whlsky from Fred Kramer, OF No.
Isl West Laks street.
Tho Criminal Court was occupied yostsrdsY hear.
tng tho arvumsats ia th0 case OF NJ. c. 0'ufen for
been on trial sosarsl days. The cass
was opened BY stete's'Attorney. NIl!s Ia
short speech: lie was followed by
aessrs: CARLYLE and Nilsson for ths defendant, who.
had been In scif*defenao II It had been dono by
oBFen, and mAiutaiutug that had not been proven
BY whom 1t had been done, and that theif client
was entitled " tho bc1eat Df any donbt tho Jury
Nigh: haso tn tho matter. NJ. Mills will co.s the
vii! be given 10 tho Jury about noon.
BEFoRF NoIhE.
Mrs. chaE!e! Jaeger. Of No. 62 South Hslstsd
street, wAs bei0te Commisalonsf Hoyno Je8terdAy
morning on tbs charge Of selling cigars without
!!cents. NeE plea MAS that sho had taken out =
license but couldn't lay hor hands on It. 1t 30 hap.
peaed that tho boys in tha Revenue oalee wc1c H.
been issued to her. In order to give her Tho lasl
chSnca To provo that license had becn issped ths
Comnl1siolcf continued the case until the l5kh
] toS1 During tho intesyal thsls will be hauling
, 1877-05-03

crderedthe team lie. feour,c, knew nothing about
compelled 10 make On entry Ia Ills rrots and lo*s
account. Ono Of !hcsc fellows ra' caught !e.tet-
day afernonn. IL called ~ tho 'table 81 !. u:
james, on Cottage Grove 2ytnuc. AhnMt noon, and
ssid Dr. Cole had tent him for a horse and buggy.
His appearance wA. ngatnat him, but Ms Jane. did
not take any acns to satpfy himself that The Doc
tor hal ordered The rx mill Il had been gone an
honr. 1lc then learned that tho phys!ctan know
nothing abont the matter. ..
Al a O'Clock IN tho evening Tho man returned 10
tho barn with the horse covered with foam, tho
animal having evidently been driven "on lhs
jump" for long ilttAnee, Ms. JAnet inquired
whether pf. Cole was to PAY the BILL The fellow said
Il was Dr.. Gone. who lived on Forty first street
james said he would 20 down with him md Eco
the gentleman: i IL needless tn fay that no such
the barn ths NAN Greks away and tried 10 escape. @
lancs. however, held on to him. ana tho two hnd
1nSs nd nss ash IT, Eqss
custody. A. The cnttnsc Grove station he gsrc
the uamc Of Joseph McArdte. This morning he
will hare a hearing before Justice Sum,ncffeld,
and will undoubtedly be sent 10 tho Dfdewail.
, 1877-05-03

thcc hhn Tor welcome f3Rht TO fh0ae IN
the city employ Mr. Brcunn IA 10 retire, hndMr.
l.astahcc himself viii control the once mill he
khnll havA gotten The hing OF tho Thing las his
bondaTtn 80 desfa), ant then he will fiji the mice
Of ca-h'cr with Mf. tltDrRc sumsey, non OF Jnlsan
q. Rnmscy and cather Of tho County TreaAurcr's
o!1leo during hh fathers torn as Treasurer.
w bo
ks9s:; ss:: T.: Ss?s:};a
a good chance. ils eertaInly stands wsll in ths
s;sss e % Nj 'ss; ssse.s sto' !. ben H.
M 's9t g . sonn m Willing s sfssd ss tss ss
4 Is VII wsets 81 % chance: ts tSs
csS IL ~ Han % " r1 rs a9ons ess easG
~ hn,t, ~ II orE nna cac .iao clas - +. ~
crnHnencn ~ wv NJ ""a cav" 0'ao ''a''n' ~ Jaw
Tho report Of the Superintendent Of Buildings
ndnas Il s soath
stdc. 81 on tho West Side: md g on tae south
sas trsst fsoatszs ss9, oceneLe ~ fcst ~,
building: h,s!n :t'eet tson,szs q ;s 1.e
ment Ina issnet 36i permits tot buildings having
p.st month 50 reralis 7os moving fran. buildings
ing thst month wete e;5i md tic exp expenses ,.
fii, Tearing TO tho credit Of the Department SO.
m S Ct IL nv a 81 IL
and ancs 10 the amount Of $3.50 imposed.
TME Do0s.
The approach Of tho warm weather moved thu
Mayor yesterday TO Issue tho usnal dog ploclA.
pHbc. ia given below. " N~
~ yrtuo ef tho rowsr md authority conferred nren
M " & utHes Ill ths ~ YET k1Rx
SsSats :hs!, ~: ss .sS \! AK
wear ~ sooa aa ' .Sstaata viTa ssu9e oF isaet
bn. a% Nh Az o. ~ 1oea ~ found nn9 ~ afrn Eth
in III limits ., ls sa! Sty q Ghiss q during re
kea, s"s' A'uA10 '"A'' ~
forts e @ ast @ ts sos s. q sS
svsn Under my hand and Inc seal Of tho Ctr Of chi,
e"so 'H' - o'' u ''nJ. nhcx.TAxx,. as:ei
The passage Of The Adams Dack.Tn1 bill Is a
n,attr or rejoicing among the city officials inter.
nficunnt .nereas nf lin ro,nirin,iity Thsre has se
s'i. ~ s1 ~ -. 'u nso'
s e,, X o. .. ao @ ne s y Gcch eon,
10 pass the BILL The aay0r said yesterday that he
, 1877-05-03
ADRIAN, MICH.

4pstfdf htp0feA to 3hs 11bxRA.
ADRIAN, Mlch., May 2.-1hs Democracy ilus-
trutcd their dtars tor rettanchnout and reform by
making desperate opposlt!on In the Hoard Of Al
defmen last night to reducing tho sa1arics OF city
oficera and dscmcn In obedience to public dentt.
ment. The Republican managers wero enaolcd
by the castlng !0te Of Mayor ComAtock to effect an
annual saving in tho dtdefcnt departments ranging
In sotne iAAtanees AZ h!gh ns 3400,