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New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
THE COURTS.
Eu.cprise
Itut.Il

SINGULAR SURRENDER or STOLEN GOODS.
Jewelry valued at $500 was stolen on June
from The apartments OF Miss Emma Jacobs, At No.
7s East Broadway shc learned that Julia Butler OF No.
- Fast B1,advay had been in the during Ler alb
,epc ana caused her by Detective Dorsey, On
Munday. Miss Bu-lcr wIs taken before Justice
Wuudoil and reinanded until yesterday.
ON Tuesday, Dorsey received letter sighed
sPentenco," telling him that HlSa Butler was
innocent Of ha crime and that Young son of lhe
writer's who the cwelry, which cOGld be found Dr.
hind th blue flags Outsd" Hlll0rln' liquor store IN East
Broa.gay Dorsey made search, but found no j. Sery
there The same evening he received another uoie
signed Justice" telling him the stolen properly wac D.
hnd the iron braces N No - Eidrldgeat H
made search there night and found tine jewe.ry
Yesterday Miss Butler discharged Dy JuSiic' wan
dell a. ne evidence strong enough 10 hOid Aef
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
TFupoR4RY IrrFvgEs TO SELL LIQUOR.

The police have arrested large number OF
soou keepers lately for selling tqGor without leoasc
and have taken leu O. the different Police Courts, where
they have been held fe0 ban each 10 answer Among
batch brought 90 tlc ToilDs Police Court few days
40 were SIX who had paid -0g licenses, and whose ai-
rlicai ious were then bcin considered by tae Excise
CoIniss ouers They produced their receipts when tacy
Nere arrested and asked examination. which was
granted tcm and their postponed tuitii yes
terigy morning, whcD the cXaminai 0n vas opened Dj
Craf CCrk Edward Dcuruc NJ tic LTc.se Board.
WHO represented tac Cciuini,u0 tcStfring that
tire receipts produced b. tie prlsouer5 b"re h4s
+. .clatlre and were given bv the board, ana iliat
tlov were recognized ard considered as temporary
li,ssrses the BOARD. Justice Orfe~DOUTg decided
th.t when a man holds receipt paid FOR license wairh
LIS ri Set been l,raEod but which Is under 0nsOcra-
sion hv fhn Board 0f Excise. lac has rht 20 sen n4ler
uutl nis appica Ou for q license is denied
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26

Won rrVTRpOOT-Fn eqfrraip Russfq Moses Alexander.
Pedro 4menteros Ricardo Aaiontvfos Harold BaeKett
ilr4n samuel brook John DAT, =. j. Della.
mari vi H. Douglas and servant Cpnie 10 frihscOl D. T.
T,oreirr CouzaJ Herror R.c . hrr j. srtse J0Hn H.
fador Levi g T. Harsh q. Marsh. " r mason
Horfaaa DysOI Moore and man servants D. NlYaTro NJ
N,rhoson Miss C.lstuo OiorUZ4 T. OSulyan. F. j. O'-ul
ra Vincent OSuiy.n, Percy O'Sglv2n aui servant, J. c.
U.y Richter -cranhiua sstn. maid AMI man ser
AlDhOus ,tuJol, Nh anu Mrs j. n
Ge.s-r ~ and b. G. Ti8ycr. tNo Misses mayer \
Wed,le. Marshal WOoIs. = S. AcGree0r
steamship lOton.--Au0l5t Aoy er,
W,. T-vtnc wife A. Burscku, John 9ootscrs ad
~, JVbtaker Gra. VIM Ih0Tp. and daughter H.
W--laut VI al Hsrper Mrs. T. Moron and son, Nn Ne \.
si5ifv Hrs D. b. Colin and infant Dr, A. T. Treuslsll anu
% h nj Nuw ~ Mrs H.. Savoy, Honry T. Cooke Franz
Moro ID fd-nau. L. RathDGrE 7. j. Laoy, VIM Car, Nm
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
OUTDOOR SPORTS.


1ttf4 Efs1l t'ii'Ftt Alft w. AA-a''Ath-
COMPETING FOR PLtCEs OK TIIE Al Ri' ~ TAN
Yesterday was the closing day of tAe second
competition 81 ulrtsiacn, az CrcluOr, who lrv iri ie
10 win places on Tie American Te4 to .loat aEigst tns
United King Team FOR the International trophy and
tue championship of ;lo world The nHnDer of compe-
tliorT has increased - thirty by the addition oi
Col Bodina. H. Rathb0ue aud i. II. Cruweil All
OF tho competitors were present yesieri.y, WIN
the c.cepton OF Mcssrs. Bodiuc, DaAn, Clark ana
Rabbrfu The team total of the hest cight scurrs on
luesdy was i634 possible 800. which ia iiie
best shooting puf record ~ auf known tf'i"-
tion THIS can better apprc ra,sf by taiar nfo CON
ssderon fhc fuet tlia tc best eight mlrksnc of ne
nf Eu~anu Ire ana and Scotland ilidc o|f l'
firiEts iu q cuupciiuu Mpnv GO tAfBhr1 Ire h'-
tcr1ay the cgui scores az Crce moor in' '''ai
ns fon u8uts. Tie Amateur club rieTon 1r' snni I
.Ips second competition fr the scertpn 0i ah Aneri-
Cau-i lHadi Team 90 siol IN niatal at Datln, IN
ara. iu September. The following are the scores Tor
Inf
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26

IN the game at Lowell. Mass, yesterday, between
the Lowell and clubs The by Of
10 a. q.
The Olympcs Of Paterson visited Spring Valley,
y Y YESTERDAY ard defeat "a club o. place. after
q cIo-o AID vel. played samc Dy score Of 8 t0 !.
A large number of persons witnessed the game on
the Centennial arounds CITY, yeseay between the
Amateur Enerse Cs0 % tls city anu tie Euan Cub Of
Paterson. =. The wei played trors shou' tic
Encrpr SO making 10 base hits 90 their opponents 10,
ai.d won t..e game by the following scUre;
isl 9d. Sd 4th.5ta-GIl. -tA.sth.0 0ta. lOtli-fDa!.
kaiefpri'--55 fai.7 7 8 / j T.
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CHARGED WITH ARSON

hDDLETowE, n. Y. July 25.-Recent dis
eo2afos IN connection with the fire which destroyed
$4,000 worth u property the town of Chester. the
night Of July li1 on whfch ever $4,000 Lac
DteA PAID, indicate that the ineendisry Franz w.
olsfk junior member Of the nrm OF Jehial g. Clark
eei In whose store the fire originated lie son had
shsIge Of the goods brought into the town By
koeAg Clark al night have bccu deuufed beng IN
Nc store before the fire The insurance the store hs
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
BEcKEE's EFFORT FOR RELEASE.

Charles Becker, one of the alleged confeder-
a.cs IN the forgery OF S64.OOO check OF the UEOn
Trust Company, Las been sued by the company and f.
under n order of arres. civil suit with hi. fixed AZ
$4,000. An apple ltun by habc..s corpus Trlelsf
him wls made 90 Judgs Nrstbrook Ivy ms cJursc who
familiar wiki criminal Than VITA civil practice
AftGrwars under better advice his cOuscl Ut order,
returnabio with tao hHbets corpus, show why
81 bs vf vacated. Dt gcctcG 10 put
it on tlc cacnd... Yesterday Juige W,stbroOk ia
Supreme Court Chambers. said he would hear HaOo.
corpus proceeding. bar he utcr matter uIust hcar
iu - 0rucr. Tire hHhcas corpus proceeding then
Withdrawn ana the motion IA tie sut adjourned " Iae-
Gay.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
CRINlEAL NuTE.

u cUIlnnS question pr J>sa Yesterday "a Ia
staS c"rits ptcrtiirgs I&f %. IicksOt. To
aa pare ~ riiious bIr-fs All HE
t'Auud l"i ~ Ike one conu!sic I-is halras
"a b. heard or Fsilav.
judge Wesshrouis bas refused tho anplicafian Of
golu tiil1 s1f rio a sc-d ~ pre- pTist forged
BiaaiiS-i ciirren or his a'=ui. fhc
W t7 lh. Inn"" N,Irs.. tll.h- guoa' prB.ltli
lp' E-'tf g. ur l ci-l on q statutory DrHu They
fhoid be lrs III al Trial ifsa pr1rtr appeal may
be- AaL.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
SHIP NEHS.
or NEw.YORK

oP NEw.YORK .................-- JULY %
CLEARED.
steamship OF PennsylyanaBr} stewart Glasgow" A.
s,easip Russia r). Cork Liverpool, with mdso and
sSeaiship Erin (Br), 1homson, London. Eng. r. W j.
s,ip Gulf stream. crowen Charleston. g c..
oa.nan - eS Gen Barnes Cheeselnan Murray
Ferris - n Martha stevens Chance. Baltimore, VIM. Da
Zeii ,,r annie steen wilmington, Del. A. Abbott.
,, h,n Oar nDe tiIrl Ferguson, Aux Caye- iim, For
"S9f " f,Inow ortl Lo-don. Eng G. Amsinck CO., capt
7a'sii % sri.ana y tPor Ferrar Lisbon, Portugal G. Am
"Sl R.rs G.zelo. Mcdonald. Goorsetown' DOM L. rrow
D'. .i JoSa F. Rouan Raw coruna SPAIN Iga ztiIo-ea
B,fI Njsnor tNor) cornoih''h' C'A'''- iIA'''' ~ 40
Difs a. STANDARD Br Grccn Hun. Ens, Tap'eoi Bros
sr SS rrsucocs King Bucnos Avros j. Norton r soma
Bag. iyi bubro'acA IA GsLl' 4AH'N ''A' "H'N' i'''
ar. Kiug Cari CNor Iunson. Bordeau France C. Tob
- De- ~ a,,,. Holman (Dutch GApo ITALY Book
en- s lis nru,on Burloy SevIIa'en. stamford Mana
Arinrit fs. l,,r rr-ft yarmouth r. g. A. = Hosuey.
,cLr Amsia Aagusla, @otL hew-hH'e" oast"nsn'
ss.If Asua CBrl. Huat, 81. Joans NJ b. p l. Ne'iaS
asL sl,r Georre A. Pi.rco Kelly. Salon. Mass wits II
Esy-. william J5rsa Robinson. Para Brazil Bnrdes &
sS.r VIA Il Bonn, JaeEsoa Providence H. '" Jackson 4
90" ARRIVED.
e,sbt, u.vouia lBrl triiue Glasgow, JrV ~ va ~
vile, Juiv 10. WIN m"s" N'' F'-''' -
r,a.l, uov,bury JuIv 8 aud
steamship ie-sin- '"fl hu ',. -. =, i',,,,,tr III
E-yfu Juif "a. "4sh -1-'S' go" 'N'
- '',..,..bt, Ales1s r3rl watson. LTorpOol July -
,.gn i5ih ri,h ua-r. and pss-trScfS 1" G., o. FRANCE
lyD. 49,, ,,.-. ..,sprab 2 dav, Win,
steamship san JAelh1 t-.1''' ' - ~
o.@rcn, 'BrI Petris. Rio Janero judy l. with
d. ss.i r.r.~nrer. % nash q J"r"hs
t>.m.np Asnrs Sialtu fia-o1p.- VIA nio-" "H" p'D
reu.,-- - BcgsI- z Morgan. -. - , ..
rrsm.hip AiDrfisrir. ,sihh- l""~s WIZ "'Ho' Az" 1
a.na.r- Z Old Dominion -i.1nsai1 % 49,, q, ,,-.,- o.
CO. .,,..
tr.uyhi Colon. Orfia AsQi7 ~ al ely 10 WIN A'seAu
rc.eruc,.r~ II Pfciuc Mall Steamship 90. - -,
IisrK Cy alsl iC.i CAaPnsa nsnIss",,a 20 ~"
.,1rgr - overs.i ycHsi "a Peabpdy WINS n %
narx Isersia tNorh svendson bsYohie 90 aAye III
ballast Il a.. aoilas q Cc
ar tsadsa tof Barbadoeel. Arnttung bIsnroes
std Martinique 10 Gaya with sS1. ana oas~s ahd pas
s,ollars oermarc (of Malta stiyan singapore. go
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
MIRIYE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC.
4t1l 1-h -r.-....- la<t--
Moor rises SIT Moon souihs. pl32 Moons age days l6
H.u WALEH loDsI-A Il $500
Sandy Hook 9I2 Island. 9Os Hell Gat0..-.lO %
FI.u TO-DAY Z ~
Sandy Hook. $40 Goy. Island. JlI nan '"'s---lIOo
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26

money. tbrY hed hcg c,mmd contempt on July g.
sFHcd iur her lsrarr " are
boi ani IN T-g4r1fr 80 coufnirncni claiming tho
aihi' 'lir lia. ~i. ai ip- - D. calvin.
tsg Bl.lls.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26

Bro0klpn Real Gstdlr for Sale.
DWELLING-HOUSE Nos. - Willow-ss.,
~ Hcksst AZ ST. aa6 81 Na--aast, 100 IO2 Pine
appost ~ ans l97 nlO-glOy It, p LalaYQtto-ayr.
GORDON l. FORD. - Clsrk-si.. IsrgO4lyn.
nor SALE-On Corner of CailtOn-Hy. and
4 lergeust, very desirable LOTS Tor inlasdlats
r-rovom, lii be said Only Tor cash ani morG Gage.
rutland * WHITING, BeekinA1-sk
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26

Nj Weuiyss wao dii uot cohpicte nis score Oh Tu"s
dny made Total yesterday cf 1913 points. Col Bodiu
made d score lo+. aud II. 4. Clark 49, on Tuesday
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
REAL ESTATE.
NEW YORK, "Wednesday, j

NEW YORK, Wednesday, July %. 1877.
The following list of City real estate was
disposed of at the Lzchange s'desroom today:
Bv H. Bie,' 'ssy q ssn 90.
West 3Il't !. 1907 Il o stnavc. lot 42oA9s9 49, ron
il. scrr bic hosse win oi No. {37 CalsLsi.
r. = T. OF V8rck->t lol 2lxlJx2t12e&4exsGi 800
1'il.a I,i.o.i ls l5rsa s4me 5uTcr $3.50
4 2sary anL arc brick aol-ts Win D'a- sos - 70
3 Carminost. " Riostxerst each .ot 25x7f; 80 ,
'ory s,one lioascs vita ois .;o- 30 White
s.u y COZ Ciiurchs. each ot 2JxJO; 4 Sey -
NOR - ~ Se,a & Aeger.
! story basement aut brown st1ue .ruse, WITH lot
West i7tn-,t lj0 Il l0tlav, lot 25x 90 jas go
siy ta. 5r NJ, stone house .ilii lot : Fast i2jth.
son" Of itA'' ,' ot j.,e; 5gSg4 y !, I" I10'
3story brick holse. VITA oi' A9 3 Downing ssss oo
- ~ & yao T. ~ s it 9f,ys
50Ii IL Of IO3;h.t lot s5xs2 Jeesee Aar.ls 10000
Of igave ot s0xI6oit Wnl scnr1aeasr l72e
~ - ,,, 10 gg ,- :, ~ NJ I. Tor,ayl and Iafvette
ayrs. 30 Il - Locastsyo "es. Farms Da'iI II d mo
huAlar OWN
OFFICIAL RECORD or REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NEw YORK CITY.
1aetlst ns i75 It wof 1thave, I0Oz99ll: John os
5tsve = 5. Is IT Of 4otlst 225HloO' C Croker
wiI5rIa7e e'i;1.' osita wari clas Goa and wifeto
Solomon. ex to a D .traas $4,000
~ " MsSile an vie to D Icnzanip 1880
As'lsSn Isea,sr ave- .-i''' -. $3.50
o; ana ,'e NO I, > To- zrcSer ... 7o25
,U'' '" IisbsrI to A 4 $500
IS h.st. 3 100 Z, Iotiavc, -5xJs9 sianordtoD
57i.st. $ 1885 II v Lexington ave; Andrew Dod
4G aic.asl f5 & ioo :. -. -: - l2,74O
lsI.ad si 70 N Friend Nom
rnd0~-si " s. De, Broonie nd Delaney. Bicislift
and wlie 70 r 4arsl ........ 2sgO0
srre 20 Marshall 1900
EssSrn n . 5000
y Putnam -, 1900
saaye e % II : 39th.si, lox75 Jarvis jr. rot
2davc rrSS 70 cor 7srst .22Is12 Gale r5iree
ave # OF 3ith st. lG s107s ii Pali;o
r,foree To- Maguiro 1908
1ir,o ~ Wayaell .............' I2oOO
I0fciaLl J. Y. SAVAGE Deputy Register
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.
Bier VIM 7, md vi,, to C Mcnech,s lit'ist Of
Baaqo A1S @ gSa gSS aud wife 10 VIM 8iaqac az
~ 5itit.t y-srs ...-...... - ...-------.-- $500
cafpSatar jane, to Annie / Eross 2ithste Of lOh.
Dul'f' ii year 's' 10000
si 5i1lss: iPs. -. 1000
h7Eor5 vaaTs -Iii'''' " - - -. $50
iSii-ii i1a.i sot Of < sarinst. 5000
LsT,,i, i 81 ,sare 81 ....-..... 500
N"istna Mar 70 G, % Hartmann y sof Hcrry-st Lot
so 2oj; 5000
putnam. Geo ". 70 P Mann " OF Baxter ~ Of
SSIi Sv.. ~ < (. vrIrs rIrs - 5000
46ne.Sl.l J. y. SAVAGE Dopat, lss..,sr
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
CTCurSlons.
.MuslcGl 5nsErume'Irs

4 FEW secondhand WEBER PIANOS at
- very ge irg>ns, u fnem usei bat very -aot
hy muscsns aud really almost vi a. new
fair warranted Ia every respect
Please call the
4 GREAT OFFERl We will dEring these
"A dispose yi 100 PIANOS * ORGANS, asv
secondhand NJ r.cia-s makers including NAtEltS AZ
loser pr.cs cash nstneuts. "a et uut pin
iIah heluge Uirrcl. ~AIEls 0kAsD. ct AtE and
UPRIGHT PIANOS * ORGANS the bt-~T MADE
AGENTf, WANTED. illustrated aataOgucs .aiissL III
,fa' iant 20 f.4rhers Minister chuTCirs. shect
raasC I.if price HORACE r. WATERS & IONS, M1IHfac
t.rrrs mi Deaiegs 90 Lsst +tL-si-, \. y
EXTRAORDiSARY SACRIFlCE-Supcrior-
carved a octave pliuuiore, cover aud
STOOL 500 Cco-t 500 last hpr At rieace 80 50 East
s,ksL
I IGHTE * ERNST, old house et Llghte &
BraiBury offer tiisIr splenid PlANO-FORtks al ov
prices monthly payu,gnts 20 IL Eas ltthsG Asa
smiths A&LiIgAN 0IpgA&s.
- x BALL 81 Co..
-. So. Al EAST lATH-sr.
CincseriaOe 3fenway's other Panas iov
iorcasa- on llsslIug cui-, and Tor rent
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
Brcohinn propertp 90 Eet.

A TO LET. very low, The desirable 3-st0rY
and basarucn; hrck dwelling 10. 223 Czrrnst. nesr
Carroll PARK u tenant The su e made very
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
Gorpordiion Nciltes.

DROPOSA for removing part
Pci. old No a., at fo~t ~ kng-st, y r., and al
buildings thereon ana building wooisl pier
Oh fAc tlcrUO. "a Dc known Ier No =. h
vii ~ rcev~d by the Department Of backs 1T li9
DUANE Gatl The lst Day Aagust 1871 at II o'clock
fl particulars TIE CtY Record for sale No Cy
Hal
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
Couuirp Real GsIale for 5Gls.


A COTTAGE HOME in Flushing, with city
4 Tor SALE small Two story h0uts, eight
rt 'front.' STAIRS waiter stationary tubn>
nicely planted lawn crqGet ground, gragci aa
&C gas pipos and connection - 0Ou. bal
ancr mortgage. Addross x g.. Boz ~. Tribune Once
4 FINE BUILDING PLOT, go by 800 or
4 90 Dy 1876 iost dssirably located AMI any s=i
tE-ee dryOtS IA Funhng J. l. tl o. oWa'r NO
spruce y address n c. BOX li5 Tribune once
y Eiuain combines c2untzJ advantages with .ie citg
conveaiionccs % gS~. sewers water. SC
NICE LITTLE FARM Of 20 acres. near
AIS sI.r NaLslsptssi iOr tie Tesisnce Of Srw-A
being pioasaui' e~yt ou iish srole Hi.h
beautiful nrsicl1ss neighboT0o rltn
good school and college gEtT,Gss horse and seas sra
carchss 81 aad. IL net -oi by Dcr !, vii Dc
rented good eaat ior Ave JcaEo Address. ,. oisAN1E
BOX 80. Tribune Office
At CROTON LANDING. FOR SALE
n desirable FARM Of 20 suitable for sertisaass
cogry ruadono% The property located tic we,t sfo
Old Albany Post Road about oss mile NORTH 81 lac
station and extsHsive views 4 tSe i.on Beer
The fully With apples and max
good eutsuainse tse
a.ns Tic property u 10 sola sAe4yL fer
rarrculsrs address, EDWARD CD RFSE. Tribune once.
THEAP HOMES in TEXAS.-Now in Your
" buy sod farm go acre, N the Lone
0i TexA, SOL fertile climate daighSfu title perfect all fr
also For pafteaiafs address DONALDSON q PltALh.Y,
EsnAers, 81 Louis, 10, T. v. Eo1 .,o20.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
miscellaneous.
DTFFALO LlTInA WATERS.

miscellaneous.
BUFFALO LlTIIA WATERS,
IL Ia Ii-cSers % Unlary yrs.fs. tbe yaf.1ns
dN.4,r OF tio EiuSFis BLsDpRa .uh TEZrHRA, ucluf.
u inflammation Liberation 81 tio bladder, hGfnaur
discharge % bloody Urine Irritation ~ u" bladder, Gratrl.
l,enEfou fnc Bladder Spas -tc
tur. Diahctes other ci.onal d-e- = thc hirrrf
s.aded great debility t,-e w-tls have Eya su.s
the Waters OF America. II Dyspcfsis 9rv
gagded vel nigh specific This SstrT ~ descriptive p3'
uh.ets raR b. lat afJBHN r HENRY CrkRAN & g 80.
* o ColegePl. and CAoWfII, HAZARD * CO. Coruer
5Li-ev. "a st. hev York.
THOs. r. GOODE. Proprietor
Buffalo Lifia~ sprne Va.
VOU can buy a single pUSFER ~ wholesale
prcc. 201 sIiet.-. daraDie u-h tuaio
of osf.+ l-ifhtrR HllLLES
- sPhR FACTORY. 3 Par.T0~. opposite Post one.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
Gorsce and Gsrms Uautco.

GMALL FURNISHED HOUSE in the city
- waurai b. gentleman ne t Nay Address = y.
aX $50 P0stofce, New YORK; ami state rent Location and
al particulars.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
Couutrn Real estate for Sale.

1 SUPERB RESIDENCE at Iuwood-on-Hud
- son three acres. Brick House AT outDnudingsi Tor
safe or exchange. GORDON. ., West alsi-sf.
EOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT. j3 acres,
l. Tie beautiful village Of Gsgsya situation etcesnS
coed brildinc and abundance iruit chance inr
geutisman desiring ooHutTy homo. GEKRiT "A.
SMITH Genrva. !. II sol by Nov l. viii rrnt Tor
term q yelrs
UUDSON RIVER. between Kingston and
tasEill-DsiCgfui f&-D and country seat; 90 acres
g4l bHid.nes, cTUl-. &G; msgllcelt m"gniip tai
river views. RULASD = WHITING. Beosiaan-st
GONERVILLE. y. .J.-FOrty-acre farm pleas
- entiy irscSs bG.ldi0gs goud so! VIII D. I'D
''''"P ~ RULAND q WHITING, 5 Beekman.st
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
Countrn properIn 6J Get.

OIVY HOTEL IN PROVIDENCE. Il. l., to let
or o,e o uor- yeats. Thi. Hotel well known IA the
travelling throughout tsc word and from its sncn
ald surroundings continue ~ De lie leading hosl Tor
'"''' Address J JAAEss Il. HODGES. Providence, r. I.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
6tatlOnerp.
Aldr5!e Gno Slate ManIflb.

Z TTENTLON Now is the time TO purchase
"a SLATE AND MARBLE AANTEiS.
ow. slate steps aod sers -'d al kinds OF
s.fo PENRli SLATE
20 Union. saaare. n. Y. a. AMI l7ta ST.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
5re Cream.

RUSSELL" ICE CREAM-Best IN the city. -
aart 10 churches and sunday .choois Outot
town orders promptly sIlFged NO. ~ biDls l-s-se
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
Gitn preEcrIp &c Get.

no LIGHTHOUSE in finest location on 9Th
I av.. can ook into PARK house. 10 low from
August LIST Apply ~ = r. lAtEs AiS HiAfu'l-i~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-09-13

WoRKINGMEN of Belmont county
whether you are members OF any 30
called clubs or not-especially Repub-
licans, we ask you to look at the shall
low tricks being played to deceive and
betray you. There were enough Dem
ocrats at your late Convention to, in a
measure, control its deliberations, and
no sooner was the Convention over
than one Kelly, blatant Democrat oi
Bellaire, resigned his nomination In
favor of Bob Eaton for Prosecuting AT.
torney-thus openly playing into the
hands of the Democrats. All over the
county the Jeremy Diddlers of the
Democratic party are simply urging on
these workingmen's movements for nc
purpose under heaven than to induce
Republicans to get entangled with the
movement, and then back out as Kel.
ly did, in favor of a Democrat. They
are doing it everywhere. In Martins
Ferry the thing became so bold thai
the Republicans down there, who al
first were disposed to join these move
ments, are backing squarely out. They
see the outrageous trickery of the
chaps who essay to run it in the inter.
ests of Democracy alone. Already we
hear the chuckle of triumph over the
way the Democrats managed the Con
venlion at Belmont. Out upon such
low demagogueiGm!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-09-13

JUDGE BRADLEY, in letter to the
Newark Advertiser concerning the
Electoral Commission, pays his re-
spects to jeremiah s. Black, in connec-
ton with the assertion of the latter in
the July North American Review that
the decision was the result Of a politi-
conspiracy. Judge Bradley says:
~ can only say-and from the pecu
liar position [ occupied on the Com
mission, 1 am able positively to say
that it is utterly devoid of truth, at
least SO far as the action of the Commits
sion itself was concerned. In that ar
ticle the writer couples my name with
the name of those whom he supposes
obnoxious to public odium. The de-
cencies of public expression, il nothing
more, might well have deferred so
able writer from making personal
imputations which he did not know to
be well.founded." A black eye for
Black.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-09-13
UNIONTOWN.

''SUURING THE SoUR."-The Confec-
tioner and Timer have been heard
from. They say the assertion made
by "the man down town" was without
foundation, and made to influence the
removal of the County Seat" They
further add that he sometimes carries
dead chickens and "cow butter'' TO
market-that on his route is lady OF
such sour visage, that in her most
serene moments would cause barrel
CT molasses to turn to pure cider win.
egar, were she to glance in the bung-
hole. To this lady he delivered roll
OF what he was pleased to assure her
was prime gilt ledge butter, but which
was really in such a condition that q
piece as large as pea would stink a
brindle dOgOut of slaughter house.
When she removed the linen shroud
which enveloped it, the neighbors
thought that bone boiling establish.
ment had been located in the vicinity.
When she intervied him two blocks
below (cross streets), her face looked
like skinned crabapple, and if he did
on reaching home, persuade bis little
son that the marks on his nose were
caused by Westinghouse falling or
it-that story would have been regard
ed as too thin if told within five
miles of Bridgeport.
THE INCEST DAHLIAs were grown
by Mrs. Tamson Hoge; they are per
feet beauties, and would delight the
heart of Wick or Briggs to look ovel
the fence into her flower garden.
THE POTATO CROP is being gathered
and is the largest and best grown in
this vicinity for a number of years
Many report potatoes weighing one
pound each, and Mr.. Daten has grown
some weighing one pound and thre,
ounces.
sickness still prevails. Thoma.
Lodge. Esq, and Mrs. DinsmOre are
quite iii; also Mrs. Merritt, Miss Dins
more, Miss Ida Lodge, 'Thad,' little
son of John Dunbar, have been i'll, bu
are now convaleScent. The prevailing
disease is diptheria.
WORK ON THE RAILROAD progresse
rapidly. Some unpleasantness has oc
CURED between the boss and some O
the land owners, but we are not justi
fed in giving particulars.
Mrs. ANNA ATKINSON, of Dewitt
Iowa, daughter of Hon. Isaac HoI
lOway), and her daughter Flora, ar,
the guests of Mrs. Rose Lee.
Mr.. j. PRICES new house, 36x4
feet, two stories, was erected cOmplet
in three weeks, by Mr.. Jacob Branden
burg, contractor. Mr.. Wesley Butle
and Others built the walls, and Mr.
VIM. Burgoyne has the contract 70
painting. H.