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viii he pulled IN the effort to bring order nnt Of
shss. hs Rerue'ten,; to9the =, nid st'ss
or Of anything beInR accomplished. Mcyer WIN
s1 M os @ cub sc Of sescr new
states. to he bsoken ihe ne.t day.
THE REPUBLICAN COMMISSIONERS
'' to Do sgtnnr Gu eeonai e hs detection {"
Meyer. EIe was tho last man they expected 10
de'srt. and they are unable 70 account f., hi*
JON the Democratic. bHt u he really did ell ont
fof sn{th.ns berond promises ths: estails arc
eee msn va * hunting o ~.
1erlay in order tn set him to confer With three ot
tca. e The p9 he sss..d maxi * h: b:
moi found. In case he cannot be brought into tl1
fold again, and IL determined 70 sacfihee the in;
ams, Tho seven Commissioner will do their u.n,ott
to mako combination wieh Democrat with =
pnnf soSa sna nen ns ns
learned. But i: there IL understood 10 be lack u
n et!ort H. :, p."ss tueeesstni Some or the Hspuh
lieaas haze not Wholly given np MeyeE, though h's
ssoa Monas, o n = ss rs,;Ss t hort re{
being able 10 convince him that be Is killing him.
telf b. atti!atton With the enemies OF those who
fouR or TIE pKMocRArlo COMMISSIONERS,
Fitzgerald, 1loGman. 'rsdley. and Lsn.en, met tn
the 1atter's thloon last eYen'ng. Commission
with him TOT Two houFs fos The puspote Of getting
him Into line again. bnt II 10 supposed they were
ltft The place that theY merely happened In acct.
dentaliy and upsuel bottle of wlNs md did noih.
in9 except iaIk o+et this situation. They haa NOT
come TO any conclusion ~ 10 what they wuu1d do,
aincs they we're By no means sufo that tho Demo.
:Why isn't Meyer with you! Haven't ron
tbinRs all Ynur Own HaYf'
II Wish TO God va had, said Commissioner
Bradley.
When seke1 what was done. Commissioner Comfy
said, ''Thcy ara trying 10 bny me-"
And that wa4 al that could bo obtained from
them
, 1877-12-19
CRIMINAL.

Andreas I1sllmau wss held over IN $500 ball hy
Aoynu far practlcin9 economy In
1uak,ng cigar hu1es do service twIc,, aud also In
pcddItng cigArs without permission from C0l1ectve
IlsrveY.
John T. Ateel1 appeared before Justice Wallace
yesterday and swors that William Conn and bis
wlfs did, tcloulouatY An4 With intent to dufEaud,
convey for 81 property rotta 3o. 600. Tho case
w4s continued.
III bassardy suit a2aiust Judd u. Tobias, who de-
eampsd soms tEae sso 10 win County, sa4 has
siucs returned. This unwilling sud unlawful
falhrf Waived examination. and gsss u, coo bonds
to sppsar before lhs County cou.t.
Just after last midnight Olticsr Ctsmtsux cAme
upum lh1cs u,sn who wosu .sytn; 70 hurglsfl3s the
RsoeeEy Ut Jams. Exan. No. III Lyman street
Quo was working at ths door. sud tbs two oa
Ths on1sat PaFsuTd. blowing his wht.tis snI aflnx
txo aAut.. lhs last of which appeared to have
taken effect. tot une Ut the lslo stumbled badly.
.s i ss ~ sSsS e.o..sa i Ta: I'll
No artasts.
At o o'clock Monday evening gentleman named
y. u: nlYgs WAS hs'a up =, the eorHes Of Harrison
watca md eha!n ind s. Ia cash. Early .tu ths
re,ts4 James urtnin and William Fo1. boIh Ut
and has served term In shs penl!sulsry Tor roc.
btnz 4. q Cameroa. Of ths nork,aa'at"'s -taro-
fatt. hone VI the properly Nss fecofestd- Ihfy
Will coma befnEs Just!ce Morrison to.day.
Justice Morrison yestetlsy held tho following:
Atusst Martin. While Hus.uy, Albert JeGks,
Aichasl T~ohyy, william, Fux, John Morton. Az.
tonlu Fo1, ~! 5al.cs noylc. larceny VI msschao:
each 10 the c1minal Coufl: jacob Wollmau and
vile mud ltans Drckhpu4e, secelslux tho ptundes,
continued 70 Lie 1aah; John Allan suA Fisu& Me-
Desplott, burglary Of tea store u No.
1l9 wa.Alngton street, $500 TO shs crlunal Court.
Before Justice SnmtneIts!d: - Hack4kln Joe, )" q
handess anu iadIgsut lo~a1. was sent " the Coua.
" Agent In lieu Of tho lionAs Of Correction; Dan
Noblnson ,slsrceuJ trotn q. =. bowsn, 800 to tbs
23d; John Dusnt: snateh!nx pocket book tsoU
MIS-. Gsn. FoIsJtAs. $500 10 Tho Crimtnsl Court
Detective Scott last evening lett for PtttsbasY fol
n,An named Charles Hemmel. who Il accused ol
beating thu Flsst National uank oat Of 3.70. 20 eI
rloFs BY forging ths name os q. Luhst 4 Sons,
, 1877-12-19

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W0OnWEL1-Monday evening. Of heart disease.
Martha NJ, beloved ~tfe uf ueoreo E. MCDOWELL,
aged 40 years.
Funeral services at Calvary Tabernacle, 80
uedct1t avenue, Thursday. II IL o'clock Il. m.
Friends arc Invited.
,s3- Boston and Newburyport. Mass. papers
please copy.
COLNE-Tho funeral Of J. P. Co1no Will tnke
pluca on Thursday, lice. 20. nt I o'clock p. m. j,
from hts tato residence, 137 East Alams.st.
spINK-0n Tuesday, dec. IL, Of consumption,
Emma Ca. vito Of Alfred II. sp.hk. and daughter
OF At. and Mrs. u. j. Ives.
Funeral at their residence, 20a South t,eay.
itt.aL, Thursday, II a. III.
LEE-DicA Dec. 18. Charles T., infant son Of
William and Sarah 4. Les. aEcd IL months.
siiULTz-1Isrry Seth. infant son Of Rollins and
Ellen Shnltz. aged month:
Funeral from l1U0 West LAko.st., by carfagss
to Graceland, at IL a. m.
EF Princeton t1Ll.l papore please copy.
, 1877-12-19

commission merchants on Fonth Wafer street, 70
= CLERK by Tho nru,. ami took q pur1!o'n. 1'
Ing checks scnt to them from tho eonntry. Then
e. se 'ae,sa s s'ss "enea
upon them 1t The bank itemmel went away on
eome ntctehso Or other. some ter Day, ago: ant
Investigated. sue nlne checks, nRgte eating Ia al
nearly 81. 0oo could nut DO found tut, 70 far 40
b. ony I've = e 'ps H.
formation seat hr Supt Hickey.
Miner sr.ests stcphcn wstkins, Istseny e,,s Of
Mssla street; :iohn 1ItnnssssT, q, accnmrl!ssS 80 ot
eash.trnwet from Oliver 0lcson. Of No. 100 nse::
nj fte. Se s sssiny 81
eondIton Al No. .ilS Illinois street;, ,itenry
L Mus,es saS sSrhs n,.,J 'Ss,s ~ Sa
ssn.platnt = r. il. vehmeJ Jsr: Henry sehtsist:
possession was fepni ! poeket. book containing
43.1, fot which m owner y wanted At Tho
Atmory: Annie Maek Larceny q two .ha"'s q o,, Ison
John Dalton, attempting to steal couple OF horse
blankets.
cArruRn or roH0KR.
Charles Il. Williams, collection Clerk Al the
Stock Yards National lsARk, who nbscondcd In tho
latter part of November after having obtained
&C. On check which hs hsd ,n.e T.. ffGT 81
teloetaphie correseonaence .aeoa. DC. case With
sSg i5sy o, . 9n ptssases b,s sen taa. III
he recovered. III, jain II. lloxie. representing
she bank .nd Dspaty Dixon ltft lset neht for T.:
story Of the ctimins! + interesting. sone twelve
sendi.ion by Mr. IT, FUCKER. FUCKER Pre.dent oi shs bsnt.
10 csrand.ho In the bank. md
sa' Heat tns 2dh II as moah I sa oearsd sw sy
t. e: IL Ia; y ss ss Mt
within The proper time his place was dlled
nv anos and I'm w. 'sn feaTa out
Fiji Sst,ona Bank 10 III, city Tho story OF :he
Aaalf wnt pahlishcd ht the time In THE Tribune.
turc him. and tna1y by tracing hts wife. who vts.
ttsd hlH. n Tor.,nto under TIE alias Of M Mattis M
arrest effected.
JUVENILE DHrnAvlTr.
E;en Judge or r the M esimI9nl i,e, neneh may end
Lizzie Andefaon or Woods; ehc IL only years Of
n0c. hut her experience and shrc~dacfs in the
5syHs Gs ms: sa % s Hsdssn ,tes, s
have been periodically taken III hy tl.tnppess and
nenk.shlevcs. In tho slx months past over a
BEEN pa"dssed. ks .hs smoan. Away: boing ,ma
and candy stores apparently havin4 tho preference
ansplclon was directed towards THIS tinasaurinx
her just as shc bad robbed = peanut and candy
petidlcr Of over g.. whio near tho corner Of Polk
street and D1ue 1s1and avenue. She was Mtt!o
haa q ;t e., q iii nss ~ stoy W
great 9usto. she Ii smart beyond her ,ycars. and,
g ., vx,s' 70 4a s9a
her r1ncfiances. Her right Hanle IL Anderson.
, 1877-12-19
TIE CONSTABIES
DEFENDING THxlR VIRTUE.


The Copstablss of Cook County held an nd.
iournsd meeting yesterday At Jasses 1ssnes
Court, corner OF Madison and Lasalle streets.
Constable @. ". Deal was called 10 the char.
snd Constablc Mack was made Secretary. After
all the persons NOT Interested had been excluded
as The TG II: and twenty
The Chair asked for : statement OF the object OF
the meeting.
some action in regard 10 1efntalon Of Tho lmpa-
tatlons which had been hesped upon the Conesablcs
By Tho .preas since tho dessh Of MeEll'aott. An
In hi opinion, have been moro abusoa or treated
oro hsr.aly H. thoaess ~ pss's s ed not
knew much about sho @ ,inss o. oas nassa
ile thought that they should instruct tho press.
He admitted that there had been cases ot abuse
tdeuld snow their duty rs prescribed By law. In
marc thnn halt ths constabulary troubles. bccause
dutcs % u 1he ofbeess. liz said thai il Miss MeKee
would .elI tho tfnth 'as 0nld ~ test Ter
II Miss aexee was acquitted constable would
narer thereafter know when he left bis hon1a in
Constable would become inefa dog.-a rabd
cur. 10 be shot down Is tho natural ensmy Of all
Uron Tho mo.toa Of the Secretary. conssables
Chair nnd tho Secretary wete constituted com.
t!ss t. .;:ss III '' inc
Constable Koch!er moved that COMMITTEES Of
thres be appointed to employ two or thstc u thu
snisst Ia"1eFs to assist In the prosecution Ut bliss
Constable l'eat offered 4. an amendment that tn a
Cnm,,tee call apon r.. Ms. 1nd u
Constable MeLtadon advised little iess haste.
ss. IT,: ws1s - Bss not e nc ne 1
spoNsihle for tho dirty work Of thp 'dtsrcpasaale
, 1877-12-19
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

LONDON, Dec, 18-Thc steamships Australia,
from New York. Ltbe1in and BaSarian, from
boston, havc arrived out. d.
SAN Francisco, Dec. t8.-Arr,vcd. French
bark Guetliota, from Borttcauy; sailed, steamer
Occanic, for l1onr Kong, via Yokohama.
POM EAps, Lu., pcr. 1B,-Nu arrivals. Sailed
Steamship Fltzroy, ship Areturus. Tor Liver.
pool; barks Arno, Dnnktrk, Rcforn,er, Tor lla-
vrc, md T. A. Munich for London.
NEW YonK, Dec. lS.-ArrIvcd-
Bothnta md Egypt, from Lserpoui..
, 1877-12-19

spnsn,odte in ts effects. and By asking thu prayers
and he1p nf his heaters for tho snprfcs@on 0t inc
rnm ttaflic, the mnst infamous trad" on caFth.
1io did not lore the fanleclleFs and desired 70 ne
considered d. tho incorporating cntmY 20 long
as they remained in that bunlncss.
Er. lnencY offered A rc*0lulinn setting fnfth
that The Conference had hrntd with pItaansc III.
Ncynolds' efAlt1icnf, and welcomed him with pleaa'
ute 10 the Chicago dIkrlct. ....
The t.so,ution wa. ndopted and The Conference
adjourned unit! 0:a0 thta morning.
, 1877-12-19

Thousands OF meu hAvs ths!r eyss tRfped toward
Wall street. Tbs sntsspraIug American IL nAtu.
raj Spectator. lie u tentuEr&eue. bold, and
usually shsewd In hla operations. But 4pecu!si
honest. w can unrssesve4ly recommend Als1.
Frothin9hAm 4 Co., L. Wall street Send for
thet< ''Ftnauclal Report" bsfozs making any
tayeAtmsns8.
, 1877-12-19
MEMPHIS POLITICS,

AEurHls, Tenn, Dec. 13.-Ths Workngmen
Tonight nominated Jan,ea ". Anderson ~
their candidate for Mayor. This makes tbs
third candidate for the utnrs. 1t IL not thought
puw that tha Republicans will bElng cut can-
.i5dxte
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-12-15
Diversity Of Time.

COnsiderabl. Inconvenience anu UNI
pleasanlness is experienced on the part
OF the citizens of Cheboygan by the great
diversity of time which exists. We
doubt if there is another village in exist
ence where such variety of time pre-
walls as in this. Nearly every person
has their own time, and scarcely amy
TWO are alike. This makes il very an
noying, in conf ectiOn with amy public
service, and el,cially so with the Sab
bath services 1T our churcht s. There is
no need that this should be the case, If
there was only proper understanding
and little attention given to the matter.
lie was voted by the Village Council, ut
one time, tina: the time as Indicated by
Mir. F,Ner's regulator was 10 be the
standard time OF the village. Let this
be undo rstOOd, and nave all public meet
in.s commence ut such an hour us they
may be announced according 10 the time
indicated by this regulator. For Sab
The school house is rung. We believe
that the present arrangement i'll regard
to the ringing Oi the bell, is that the
first ringing is one half hour, and the
second fifteen minutes before the COM
mcncenlent of SER, ices. Ii this should
be fully under stood, and The fact that it
is To be rung according TO Mr.. FeXer's
the annoy ance now experienced. The
hours for services for the present are
morning, 1O1a O'clock; evening, o.
clock. We hope the citizens will bear
hi, in mind. and see if by prompt at
tendance the arrogance experienced in
The past cannOt be avoided.
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Donation Visit.

Many Of the friends of Rev. r. nj.
Thompson expressing desire to hive a
reunion and extend welcome to hiin i'm
his own house, it is prOposcu to make a
donation visit on Tuesday evening, De-
ccmber 18th. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended 20 all of his friends i'm this vicini-
~. Ano and an earnest desire is ex-
pressed that each one will consider this
il special invitation. and contribute by
their presence and mite to the success
socially and otherwise of the visit. The
ladies decide that no refreshments will
be served.
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milwaukee and Ludington.

We learn from the In,er-Ocean that
The Northern Transit company haye de.
cideI 10 put four of their prOpellers OIL
The line betwee,. Milwank, ana Luding-
ton. namely, the Law renee, Nashua. City
of Toledo. and City OF Concord. COnsid-
cradle freight has accumulated at Mil.
wankee already, and among other freight
al L,,dington are 10000 barrels OF salt Tor
Milwaukee. The Nashua left Milwaukee
last Mohday on her first trip, witha full
cargo of flour. provisions, &C., about loo
tons of the provisions being consigned
through 10 Europe.
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The Churches Tomorrow.
AT THE NJ. f. Church.

AT THE NJ. +. Church.
Services ut the NJ. K. church tO-mOr-
row, both morning and evening, by the
pastor, Rev. Chas. p. Whitecar. Morn
ing topic-"The Call to Wakefulness;'
evening .topic-.'The Phenomena of
Natural Life"
AT TIE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
There will be preaching ut the Con
gregational church, by the pastor, both
morning and evening. Morning service
begins at l01a O'Clock AMI the evening
service ut O'Clock.
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Mrs. Z. g. Grant, Executive MANSION, W9 H.
| ington, ID. Q says. IL am perfectly delighted
with nav Bradbury Piano.
Chlef-Justice Salmon p. Chase, Washington,
ID e., decides the Bradbury to BE- the alional
Piano oil The Country.
Vice AGmiral d. ID. Porter, Washington. ID.
u, 1.-The Bradbury is eS quisteIv and beautifully
proporuoned. We are eele hted with ours"
Hon. Columbus Delano, Secretary of Interior,
Washington, ID. u, calls the Bradbury the Piano
Tor The Interior.
p NJ Gen. Creswell and Mrs. CreswelI, Gall
our friends admire the delightful tones OF the
IL radbuIy lie ed ~ our receptions"
Robert Bonner, ew York Led. CT :At any
time will drop the reIns of Dexter t. listen TO
the tones OF our Bradbury"
Grand Central Hotel, New York. Gin prefer
ence TO all others, We selected the Bradbury
Piano Tor our parOTs. Our gue>ts pronoun1 e
them sp endid.
st. Nicholas Hotel, ew York. slave always
used the Bradbury Pianos, and take great rleas-
ure In recommending them"
Metropolitan, Leland Bros. y, "Have mad
in constant use fer twelve years Bradbury
Piano In our parlOr. 1t Is stIll gOod.''
Bon. John Simpson, NJ p, Canada, saws.
THE Bradbury can't be excelled-the best In
tn: Dominion"
NJ. Simpson. Bishop NJ. Church, Philadel-
phia, ut is a very superior Instrument, both i'm
Its finish. sweet tones, and singing qualities"
E. s. james, Bishop M. E. Church, ew York.
'We know Oi M better piano tn N the Brad
bury"
Rev DIR. John McClintock. Drew Theological
seminary, MY FAM and friends say the
Bradbury is unequal,d,"
DR.. Joseph Cummings, President Western
University. Midi letown, CT, says, sIf it could
not be rel laced We would not part with 1t for
IN H. y. m
VIVA. Morely-Puncheon, Toronto, Cauada.
We are delighted With the Bradbury Piano.''
IT. S. Arthur, Philadelphia, eve have used
for years and can recommend the Bradbury
Piano."
DIR. John Chambers, "Our Rrau bury Piano
has won golden ep niOGs among The Philadel.
phians."
Bishop Merrill, st. Paul. Minnesota, "Best
DIR. e o. Haven, Brooklyn. Y. "NIy Piano
cnnnot be excelled for s~ ee ness.n
DR.: Luke Hitchcock. Cincinnati, Ohio, "Is the
best in the Queen Cry."
Brig Gen. Alyord, Paymaster U. 8. Army,
Washington, d. q.
Rev. Geo. FL. Whitney, ID. D., Pres. Centenary
Collegiate Inst, HackOltstown, ". j.
Rev. Lucius III. Buggy, Pres Female Wesleyad
College, Cincinnati, oh o.
Rev. DIR j. Ii. Pershipg, Pres Female College.
Pittsburgh Pa.
Rev, Daniel Kidder, Professor Drew Biblical
Inst, N. j.
Rev; DR.. Thomas Guard, Pastor Mt Vernon
NJ. E. Church, Baltimore, Md.
Rev. Bishop Merrill, st. Paul, Minnesota.
Rev. Bradford x. Pierce, Editor lions Herald
Boston, Mass. ~
DIR Reid of Chicago. 81 can most cheerful.
recommend tie Bradbury Piano SIS the bestn
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Unclaimed Letter List,

.Unclaim ed Letter List,
The following is list of letters re-
naming in the Cheboygan pOstOfiice, UNI
called for Dec. 10 Persons calling %
THESE letters will please say that they are
advertised:
GENTS LIST.
Barron. 10 eph Bernard. Ftinou
Bergmun, John Kenny. Frank
Chaplain, Louis Galentine, Frank
Trevor, Louis Emo Il, Alfred
Mursh, us Carrie A HerniO, Mrs Mary
cargen, johnny
j.. f. FORD, p. NJ.