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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-11-15
Terchers' Assoc;ation.

The next session will be held in
Eaton, Saturday, Nov. 24th, COM
mencing at 10 o'clock a. m. The pro-
gramme will be:
l. aSome of the Professional Duties
of Teachers"-Sup't. j. c. Murray,
Lebanon, o.
2. @Asithmefic"-Thos. A. Pollok,
3.0Wants Of Country Schools"-
Mr.. s. More Surface, Eaton, o.
& 4. "The Change of Seasons"-Prof.
6. @. Dashcr; W. O.. Normal.
5. Queries"
6. IA Lecture"-Sup't. Aston FL
lis, Hamilton, O..
Z. A discussion on "History in the
Public Schools" will be opened by
w. F. Schreel and Abbott Motto, fol-
lowed by L. P. Shideler and S. L.
King.
8. "Latitude and Longitude"-L.
d. Brown.
9. Music-Mr. j. B. Munger. Ea-
ton, o. Elk Con-.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-11-15

If you wants nice oyercoat or a mob
by suit of clothes cheap, call on Sturm.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-11-15

The Harrison Township Teachers
Association meets at Euphemia on
the End Saturday of each month. The
session held on the 10th inst. was
well attended by pupils, parents and
teachers. Among those on the pro-
gramme were Messrs. Tyrrell, Day,
Dasher,-L. d. Brown and Prot. De-
Motto. Local Associations such as
these arc doing a good work for the
cause of education. Let us have
more of them. d.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-11-15
EAroN. Oct. lst. 1s77

EATON, Oct. 1st, 1877.
The report of the Committee appoint
ed to examine the hedges under the
management of the Dayton Hedging
Company filed their report, which was
unanimously adopted, and the Board
recommend it to the farming communi-
70 Si0nad
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-11-15

Sturm is now selling his clothing
down to gold and silver prices.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-11-15
w. I. SCOTT, M. ID.
Physic- MedicaIist andAn.
ti-PoisonouS Practi-


yEIOULD say to the citizens Of Ea-
w tor and vicinity that he has per-
m~anently located in the city of Eaton
to practice the Physio-M edical system
of Medicine, which is in diaect opposi-
ton to Allopathy, Homeopathy and Ec-
lectic Systems, which use many poisons
in treating diseases. This system OF
medicine rejects the use of all Poison,
and uses none but harmness remedies.
Particular attention given to the treat-
ment of Chronic diseases.
All calls promptly attended to, day
or night.
OFFICE@No.I43 South Barron ST.,
Eaton, Ohio.
Office Hours-from Z to9 and II to IL
A. NJ, and l to 3 and Z to 8 P. NJ
March 29,1s77.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-11-15


-
'os. ,. Hsd,s H0n'o on
VISIT 70 sne oip ioiAs
oc'oper Oh hhis year was ene warm
est octooerEw we nave hau sincs 1917.
The base ball question is dead in
the land, but there are other base
Davis sun . around US.
Eaton is getting dirty again. levi,
wake ,em
we are at y.
Inc new winter oonhe. WIZ enaoie
woman 70 81 oateneu ~ an'
pense OF rom sho " 20
We have read the drlppings o idi-
ots ana neara tne praying Oh asses pc
fere TINS season. ana Inc woria ways
psss0.
e ! INA. ms sss ) ~
= $500
~
80 :, nsn;si Harsbmsn Eaton.
s.
a..aats : gaaanes
~ H.. ,hav hove - hold mn
,.mn-no.t. IN This country.
10, as ss5ssea
ol,sA 'as' ol sean,
+,
Remember that Hon. w11I. CuM-
n,cr w;ll lecture in the onera House
tb;s5Wsdnasdava evenino. and that II
win nav YOU to 90 and hear him.
rf mi want anvthjno chean irthe
- clothing line. call at Sturm,s.
:.
Aa4
go IT,. ao,d e,na,ed 81
100
a-atn,onoor, aro,nd Eaton don,t loot
fYai;aIe out VEN. have . frst.class
shoot;po serape to record some OF
tbesa davs.
aso saa5;no
room, and ocneral acourt house, was
oneued ON Saturday evening last. II
viii he . dav resort th;s winter If /,
90, boI1 ont
the street. in front of our Office. last
week n several instances. Bows. en-.
vaao a ton aero 6eIa awav off. W.
80, man.to so.i
:,
oise Us ano'e oa'
~ ~ 4 .;t;zons movo :, Tho I'm,
s;nass r. tbov wont onr town ~ GROW
nnn,o-on.
sa'.s AZ o.aam i0i nns
W. az '''0 :" ess
An can
ing 9 q larm iaeofcr receiseu e,sn
responses an advertisement ea,'in'
9 receiscu one nui
urea anu thirteen.
He was evidently from the coun
try, and as he passed by and looket
with amazed vision into a barrel 0
p'"'o
A Portsmouth undertaken, bein'
dunned by a man who a very sicl
vale, SAID: on,ietth o STAND
1oui DC wanting sonie'nins ~ M
inc pretty sooh' YOU nase soo'
iuek.
The women of Leipsic have forme'
aASimplicity club" ito promote sim
Zpllcity IN dress n make-war upo'
society oi inal Aiiu 'hs tn
IN Ia.ons
Luther Bensonss book-@Flftee
Years in Hell,"-ought to a
large sale, especially among peopl
who desire to post themselves IN ad
vance ofthe hereafter. Ihat is VIVA
orsH tS;nks uos hin
ss,s9
Go to Sturm's il you want a chea
trunk, pair of gloves, shirt, overcoat Q
nit OF clothes
Corruption in our National affail
has the same effect on the Govern
ment that severe cough OF cola III
upon 4 m system. folltic'
reform IN the former ana III; buii
cough syrup IN Inc lalter case vi
remedy the eVlis. Attne oruggls
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-11-15
THE Sun.
ISIS. NEW YORK.


As the time approaches for the renewal of sub
scriptions, SUN would remind its friends
and wellwishers everywhere, that 1t is again a
for their consideration and support.
Upon its record for the past ten years II relies for
a continuance of the hearty sympathy and gener-
Gus cooperation which have hitherto been ex-
tended to it from every quarter of the Union.
The DAILY SUN is four page-sheet of g COL
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The Sunday edition ofTHE sun is an eight
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of the day. 1t also contains a large amount of liter
airy and MISCELLANEOUS matter specially prepared
for 1t. THE UNDAY SUN has met with great
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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-11-15

Buy your underwear from Sturm, he
keeps the cheapest and best.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-11-15
Times For Holding Courts
En the Second Judicial Distr' ct
of the State ofOlio, ina lss5.
AUDTToR'S OFFICE,
EATON, PREBLE COUNTY, o.,

Ok RAAS StaBLC Va SAhk1s II q
To the Clerks of the Court of Common
Pleas of the several Counties in the
Second Judicial District of Ohio:
1t is L hereby ordered by the Judges ofthe Court
ofC0mmon Pleas, III and for said District. that the
terms of the District and Common Pleas Courts
District. Shall Commence at i6 o'cioeR 4. II. ON
the following days In said year, to-wit:
DISTRICT COURT,
Is; Champaign, April Is; Montgomery, April p;
Clarke, April p; Greene April %; Darke, May 6;
Preble, May ID; Miami, May 6.
COMMON PLEAS COURTS.
Butler, January I, May B. October II.
Montgomery, January !, Nay Y, October II.
Clinton, January !, May q. October Il:
Warren, January I, May q, October II.
Clarke, y 1annary T. Nay J, g, o 0et9Ser 4.
Champaign, january Il, May 90. October II,
PrebIe, March !. june 10, November q.
1t is further ordered that the terms of said Court
Term thereof in Prebie Comfy, shall be held by
Alexander F. Hume; that the terms of said Court
Of in PreSie County, shalI be held by Henderson
Elliott; that the terms Of said Court In Darke
bic County y shall be held by David L! Nee er;
that the. terms ofsaid Court in Warren County
Of said Court in Greene County shall be held by
Moses Barlow; that the terms of said Court in
Clarke &c Comfy sh or u a,i be 6 6eid BY IN J fnfntoS :. G G09ds;
shall be held by A. W. Doan; and that the terms
sfs sni6 d. c our IN =GGsa%pnaisRR n ana Miami Counties
1t is further ordered that each of said Clerks
make publication according to law; SAID publiea-
weekly in each Of Said Counties:
AhEENS6iEiRis6N ELLIOTT.
J 9AXFg n Il: S sMfTa,
MOSES BARLotNI
JAMES 5, GOODE,
" nnAN
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-11-15
h Weekly Sun.

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circulates throughout the United States, the Can
adas, and beyond. Ninety thousand families
greet its welcome pages weekly and regard it in
the light of guide, counsellor. and friend. Its
news. editorial, agricultural, and literary depart
ments makes 10 essentially a. Journal fer the fami-
ly and the freside: Terms, n DOH Ar a
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makes 1t the cheapest newspaper published. For
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PUBLISHERS OF THE sun,
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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-11-15
First National Bank
OF Eaton.
Cash ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Bank Of Discount & Deposit.

VVAvING remoyedto and occupied
Il our old mint the Odd Fellows
Building, which has been greatly n
larged and thoroughlyr furnished with
a view TO accommodating our business
wants more thoroughly. We do
A General Banking business,
in all its various forms Receive Depos5
its for either LONG or SHORT time u
allow on TINE DEPOSITS as
per special agreementwith partiesmak-
ng vhe same.
w. M. Q Cashier.
C. f. BROOKE, President.
June IL. lS74-tf
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-11-15

"In war renowned, in peace sublime,
He moves in greatness int in grace
His power subdueing space and time,
Links realm to realm and race 10 race"
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-11-15
Turkeys.

Pure Bronze Turkeys for sale by n.
B. Stephens, Eaton, Ohio.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-11-15
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
nile ;s low.

'Uuf WOOD pie IS low.
Some injun summer this year.
The trees + stripped for winter.
Drugget cloth for women's dresses
y Al. tlsoo
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citizens would cheerfully respond to every just


appeal.
Meantime there are one or two classes OF b3grarS
whose appeals may safely, a rule be denied.
Those, for example, who come for money to bury
mother ora sister, or child, are, almost without
exception frauds. There is another and larger class
who appear monthly or quarterly asking for money
TO pay their rent, and most of whom "arc 10 hc
turned into the street 10y cruel landlord mr.
less the rent is paid that day One-thir1
at least of these people are uututhiui :;
hut ii would lie very hard if on
their account those who in real danger OF being
di5possCSSed are turned away. All who are opposed
to extending relief to those who ring thcr bells fad
their vndicatiou in some of the many adroit i'm
positions practIccd by chronic bcggarS. Every faw-
lily tina, gives Unfortunately has been cheated by
al least one ont OF every five no, 10y one ont OF
every three But this furnishes excuse for the IN
discriminate rejection of all appeals. My household
is in moderate way accustomed 20 ai rd temporary
relief TO the destitute, especially 90 those whose
dcstution is occasioned either by sickness or want
of employment.
could add to the list of cheats and frauds whose
practices Close the doors and hearts of many really
charitable people But this is unnecessary, for that
side of the question is strongly fortified. WILL
however, mention a SINGLE case. woman who had
inspired confidence and ho had been receiving fire.
Oucnt relief i'm tea. sugar. bread. and clothing, for
more than a year, WAS surprised on THURSDAY
ny the lady from whose baud she lad 50
often received charity. at Park y liliooS
The recognition mutual, and u one ol the
parties embarrassing. When the woman retired
the lady was Informed that she lad purchased bot
&c of very good Bourbon whisky, banding tie c'rN
in payment - bill have Trustworthy information
also that some Of the secdy Iucn vino com" habit
u.ly in the evening out Of work" and hard up,'
asking for enough to q night lodging. drop mt"
a gin shop" on their way to the lodgna-hou~'
But fer al these aunoyanccs thcrc Is compensation
in the know ledge thu; some Of youg "quatcIo' ana
dimes afford relief to the really destitute and de-
serving. Wv.
No,c- York, Feb. p. 1877.
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SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS.

The case of Isabella SaportiS against the
t,y. which has been Oh trial for some days before Judge
Van BruEt in Supreme Court, Circuit, was submitted
Yesterday TO the Jury The paimtitf claimed 900
for injury 10 her property on Lake Mahopc and for
ralarIa disease among her children, caused by the
drving down of the of the lake for the supply OF
tli, city great deal of evidence gwen to the
hcalthincs or uuhcatHncsS Of such preceding. Tic
nuoston f the title Ia the lake was also nycstgaf at
GREAT lem. III some books and records than hu
drad year, old being Submitted. II "as shown that y
lands about ;hc lax" LGd DCcn forfeited IN
l7~O on account OF The Tory svmpalhes Of the owner
and all the changes i'll ownership since that date were
presented fully.
r T. ~etsoI, summed up for the city and " O. Bartlett
for the plaintiff and judge Van Brnn charged briefly IN
regard To the law ou the The inry after aDUut
IN II I'm uuuT', absence, returned VITA verdict Gf
and quarter cent, Neither side asks five per
ctut allowance ON the amount of tIc verdict.
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CIVIL NOTES.

I'm the matter of Sarah +. Tyler n supposed unatc,
writ de laqo ingtIendo issued By Judge Barrett,
supreme Court Chambers yesterday on the petition " MIS-.
Tylers twO daughters
In the suit between the rival bill-pOstcrs, William
Rrgan and Henry Padding, judge Robinson In Common
Plea. special Icu yesterday refused to continue HUBC.
lion against ndant Paug and his cOdcfeniants
William Day, Thomas Williams. and William II.
Barr nonresident policy holders in the security Life nsur
am, and Annuity ompauy have obtained leave IN
the by Attorney General 10 wind up the company to
assert their Tgut,
The true story of the Emma Mine, according to
Trcnor Park was further unayeled before the jury
terav IN the United Circuit Court Mr. Parks counsel
read passages printed statements from bulky volumes ir
consisted OF ahfuitlun or
denial Of each. dental. ~ MI lyuuss TESTIMONY
continuous arYu2. The case VIII drag On mo April
The SUIT of the executors of John Marley against
Catharine F. Hcs 1.-THE Countess iIenrutcD for tt0oo0
on the law side ana her counter SUIT On the equity
side o the court 10000 against the estate OF M Mail "
have bee for long before the Snlrmr Court % his
district default taken against Mrs. HIGHS In the Law
sut which was aiturwapi opened on terms with which size
u ldT,Irr uuib'u JuuEt DAVIS
hold, thos. terms severe. ard decides that II j. better {"
pend the motion the default unl me acton az tqlF
!. tired which il the icdgrncnt the law srgat,ir
must ala the qucatuns ia DOih eases iio tc'e SUI
Ieus the motion Mr. Marley executor VII snpuE,tt not
10 pead the u nent the other suit Otherwise ho directs
that the judgment De vacated
The suit of Elias b. Ashley against William d.
Clemens came before Jadse Barrett IN supreIe Cour ChA
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To the EGitor Of Tbs TribuHe.
SIR: Prof. Seclyc in speaking i'll opposition
t. counting to, OF Louisiana for Hayes. atlcI admit
tug that .fcd, frauds proven on one side ana great
cruelty on the other advocated throwing ont the cleo
t,l vote of tho state this wise; find II, therefore,
impossible To determine VII j. Il the tvc sets oi electors
from louisiana voices the VIII If the people ~ that
state and il is beyond goycr 30 admit the prooiv
O. acccpti,4 e'h. ID the Democrats accept this a''
sound d4c;rntl 1t would srcm So Bat, If IL" p.ln.i-
J o., good one, il viii apply jus, well 10 other c' g.
II il viuiicato~ Prof Scclyc it may yndicatc Tic much
abused * q w. Wells and hi, associates Let one put
the >ame language into the mouths OF the Returning
E.4.I Could no, f., members have said, with Jast As
,a ar,iaety " W. therefore find ii impossible TO de-
,,iar winch OF he t',o electoral tickets voices the
WI uiory II all the lo-. voters iii ne hulidozcd
PARISHES, and II is beyond power 10 admit the pro
pri,i, Il counting the votes Tor cithcrf
The Professor believes the higher law This - the
wa in which lac puts it; There ar cases in which the
,ja,. jts becomes siDHtG HliHrtd. cases wL"re me
law strictly iut,rpr,ted and -trcuuously enforced
works out "a result which cnntTaciyt ell law aud in such
css equity lays the c;tcrof the law aside and e Is
voice in Judgment, as IA, sovereign spirit OF the aw-thc
firi; al r-ntoDu>a,s5 and tIU,h-doclminrs.' Do the
I,,.r.lt- approve ibis "hicltr law doc'rincl II tGcy
a., f..., r4lI,, it, genera! Application. The
Ertiirlt Board nave lSt niueH right ID b" governed
l. Prof Sr,ttt: SFAtHtt.N NAV
ic, ,i f.. ji,rta il. c,v-Orlcan~ AMI O1clrta
We. a. a. the uJii~ col Congress. iN-G0V. Wells a. "r
g., I-t -t ,v. might sly: Gucrc eases Whcre tie
hlIo;, luu u the hoN's strictly counted ana stfcnU
VIII If f'r f,rIri2ci IUtYHlatc3, aut prosecuted M
.Ir ana ia such equity lays the face &" the ie-
IT, votS the sovereign sljut Of IN" #W-tr 0ii'
righteousness and uuih--d 'cruiht-; TO go EIe"i
I't dor, little wrons and curb, the crIl ,'o, al
Ntstc L.asu') devil of rs will l.. binds
Il, l.. l.. ell. 70, - Z.
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DEClsIONS-MAPCH2.

Sgpyrme C9prt-C hambTs-By Judge Barrett
il Il oai Of tlc ucnder complaint ami aIay.ts
which tne order Of ar,; Va, ranioi mo "l'lon on
cations incurred by FRAUD W.T. the fraud by which the con
ca.s Of SETON T5s@ s TACT Sn one w. he reac
Of h conaI ; The 9 s'd FaNr 'g F orhaI 70
h, d-'e hc l9t sum aim,L Al %ore th9
t.ludu.cr' rpfcIcasu s a" 70 me- H,iH,' -'"E a con-
iaci which he must have H5oIn G"G" noi are oe
loss 70 ile Rii.ur u molan Is d.n "Iih ti2,eot
m uicr >ci 10 OF the Code 10 have me place Of trial
Mil 10 cai T., a6,Ie ,y.nt TGc P-ls &C. Az.
ihr -cruty Lie Insurance CO. Leave q" ui'ytn" GRANTED
and mon ~, III pc.t 5 ~ The testimony token by con-
ana ' y; Proi ' ''Sii py,oci NJ
az shaw EHtr aowaace Of two PEI ca, -,rs Ar'r. .
D,nn.iy l.. - "mpy r';p'nSb!c mink upon ,,9
lux ma. ag iii5 mG = pr o." ,.'lt ,h
costs al Gy,d denied Win 80 cost, without prIa.
By judge Davis poogeyas Mccaan T.aule eg KraE.
>..'' I,n.- by judge Nsq yors'-Ih >.cany bank u
Ncu.Yu:K agt Warr,u &c-Juismen, signed
.,apc,ao, Couri->pcciai Icrm-Bl Judge ScdgwIck.
KIP Ct a. at Pope earn ai. Bay%-N"'@,l 9,an'ri.
med. Burnett az Kane" Iil,,ons as' li'i lfs,S 3St,
schmidt IisnDot ana az Bs".[ re- , %i1 iSsI an iI'
til, M. or, e.. Gil &C. AIT Rod, ct az Nth.Hpp z,
ca r.f, elntcI I,iclein,cr az. Ma} -OI,r ,"ur.
Nariyz at. Gros.-houon 10 continue i.", non d.l.'
johnson AIT pDlIlp..-tt-e and an ulm"ni- settled.
Gr.rilpit act. Anr.. motion grained on condition
OF glyllcut of costs within I've DAYS Ba--ei' agt
II.ridurs- Motion denied $40 c0-t. Ia abll- event
craft ig roH counUurl rlp Gusts. lapl aSt
fllp-Judcnrnt "f divorce favor ~ piu;H Fi'"ie'k0
at Naturalization denied Mlt!oHt c'als ms IL h ny }, ~
kcv,c 81, act. Kelly. &tl"i9n drhic" WIN
oat COSTS. tkcN agt New YORK ana ar
lem RAILROAD COMMISSIONS "ll note On am, Idnrhts
IL. lagr- &c, graz hHrs minutes 20 which reference
mate and The panul- attorney Viii rc-nsrS' prop''cd
hcnuc BJiiHo. IN d Zee -,rtAcu Gus; s'lt"rs
Zee, To rem in GocL'. agt Lynch on staying
plut.r, Proceedings u security og C.+'s D. Med. N'lz-
bacgeE amju GER Undertaking approved Banbhfer
IIubnlrh-lrtVr granted 10 ISSUE exec ton NttshNe
ag 'Nel al allow 10 defendants. Key.
n, , agi uIup all The National Butchers ami DOycrs
Bank art References or Reynolds agt trupp
a.O.cr -Iaat g aUa undertaking apprJseL luttc at
Iauch a.Unrrt lsins appeal approved Buyer at
. Il,ily.- i,ft renee urlgicd
VO,lRe LoHfi-C kambcyS-Bv Justice McAdam.-
Horton AIT lgs-Opuun He'd. NaTIcy AIT. Tracy; Hal
og. aet iirttuchr E0,'I'eH agr IL ks Barnes dgt Lag
LAMENTATIONS granted BaiDbcg agt Si"iu urn"f settled.
Ilgi,inau agg Cooke. SckIDr agt chptPl, oners Gis
caiacd under Fourteen DAY act SiIHgor agt devils;
Frrad same; Ioialdrr agt. -auc.-e',rItd T. r. ia
tubs Barrie agt ~pG!c.WitncsS dcfauifrr.. H,ppe AIT.
toac~urc les approved agt. e.ssig; Maer AIT.
Donovan; riin I. Lane pgfIuts Gins az. keaay.
Taxation a!uI,t Reynolds agt. Iueiahai NrNulty ap
pointed receiver St"ub'r AIT SchwalZ-Mouoh 10 compel
pidlnti tO receive answer granted
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sr,nnlNa ArrRAY BETWEEN rRornEns.

A serious stIbbing aiil1y between two
brothers occurred Thursday ui;ht al The house q"
Charlie, Kyor,on. No. 81 Afcht. Newarh Walter E'er
SOIL accompanied BY h> vic, 10 whom he had been mar
r.d ouly about a fortnight, and man named William
Rhodes were spending The evening with Charles Eyri-
SON who The hIothcr OF Walter Dann- the evening
t. trr. men engaged payrs aad used matches
~, ci." dl-putc arose and Rhodes pretended TO
take some Of the nachC, beion -iug 10 Chhrlrs Walter
took some Of the matches, when his brother seized nun
rougDl, by the wrist \ scunle cnsucd and Charles
,or.ht Walter by the throat. They wrlc separated
,r Ca,Ir. recovered that hc Was stained IA ne icIi
hr,.gSl waiter aud his VIE men lel me h'I'e
puysiolIs AMI the police we've eunmontd l'hOd@s vas
r,-icd I'M II has not yet been discovered where wafer
Pt,r.uu now it.. Poilc,-~uTTcon tvr maze an cAdh""
tI1,u of ia. wounded and discovered IA GU i""r
,i,.i.- m denim aud extending in the direction al me
i, u, i, MAS unable to determine Wh' lhrf oi h"t
Inc liIg MAS penetrated The fanny he yer! lctcr"t
I'M flc afr ~ bat Charles TAXES most oI the p.ir
mon himself lis woInd is not supposed l" DC I'''
but Al 10 serious.
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Police TRANSFERS AND DIsNIssALs.

At 4 meeting Of the Police Commissioners
Yesterday tn following transfers Oh "I''rN "''' "
MIN. frolo the Nnttccnth 10 detective duty III he
E,bt.cotb. Carnocha:i Clark, ana IlchcocA from th'
T,,nty,iyt to the Twcujy tIr, Niuth and slAi'thlH
Precincts respectively; Christopher nom inc 7'@''l'I
~ fine Eiglrcnth; smith and Adler, from the I"'H'y
tourib to the Eighth; Martin, from the T"eh'y-i'"''h
10 the Twcnt, ninth Rouulsnau kir' liner 81 the i1"'
Precinct was sent the FIRST Inspection District "nu
p,ul.,,e Ennsn and Lester OF the lth were reduced
80 10 ,InF and sent to 30 patrol duF IA the INchlA
mimi Precinct. The following oicels "e'
A., . Office simmons uf thc tHt' ShIh. - PHn'h
a. Il u,nlru Of The Tenth, Mcpherson OF The SING h,
and Scuick the Fifteenth Precinct. ON err HnhS
Siin t fLc -third James Martin 81 The EiShth
,d r"n,n,s MuriIy Of the sixth were dismissed 'hc
force The res gilaOus Of Officers shine 0i lhe lon
tecuih and TLOmassUn or the fHth iIccihcl "ci0 -"
cepted.