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New-York tribune., 1878-04-30

Money was easy to-day and lent on call 90 To u
per cent with exceptions n lower figures. Discount
6f prime paper is quoted al 1l2 to per cent. The
following were the rates OF exchange on NcW-fork {;
Charleston, easier, Is premium I" par; ~. l. uis
40 premium; New-Ofleaus, commercial i, bank
8s; Chicago, 80 premium, and Boston, par Jnr
United States Treasurer at Washington Today, rc-
ceIyed 1890, 600 National bank notes for Tedemp-
ton. The customs receipts were S3JO.oo0 Inc
following Is the Clearinghouse statement to-
day: Currency exchanges, $75,1Jl,31J; currency
balances. S3,22OS7S; gold exchanges, $ll,2J3,-
52l, and gold balances, Sl,lJ727o.
The sum Of E2l1 900 bullion went into The Bank
Of England on balance" to-day, making total ~
that way Of E2l0,OO0 in five days. il was tort
nightly setting day on the London Stock TX
change. COnsOs were barely steady at S4l3IG;
United States bonds were higher, 1868 at los H.
new 5s at 1U5l2, new 4l2s at, 1O4bs and lO-iOs ~
I07l2. Ia American railway securities Erie c!oscd
at 1888 and preferred at 27l2; Illinois Central at
77li, and jersey Central at II. There was no quo
tatIOn for money. in Paris the . per &c II French
rentes opened at 109.70, and closed at l00.77l2.
The gross earnings of the Chicago and Alton Kali
road Company compare az follows:
1877. 1871. Decrease.
Third week IN April. s96.i22 sS7l9t Sg,22s
January 10 ApIi 2l.... l,25J37J l,2l3j47 G1,u32
Tho receipts of -four and gram al the principal
Atlantic ports this Doth day of April were:
Or
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30

ses, srales Of Ametsn Lard seed per ewt for American
Talhw SSI9d pCr cwL -,
gsqnl- Apr5 2D5 y. m-The saies of Cotton to-day
Included 800 bales American Futures barely steady Up
anis. 3ddirg ause, April and May delivery 5sIsi
Cpapds mbldng clause. July and August dsliv fy
sssd; uplapds. Low Mddlmg clause October and Noy@n
Der delivery. 5sss Upands. Low Mddbng clause shipped
March Upands Low Middlng clause New Crop.
shiprcd November and Decembor sail. 6iSIsd.
LIVERPOOL April 1880 n.Corn, 26 3D. 2GGd Or
for New Mixed Western.
lospos April 2yo:3o mliehned Petroleum. siad per
gallon. Spirits Of Turpeptne 22i Cd. 623l per cwt
LONDON Ayn 2a-Eye. Calcutta Linssod 60d 80 Sd.
per quarter. LiDseei Oil. 22o l5af27 per ton.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30

State bonds were quiet, with District oil Coiuhola
3-6js steady at 7jls.
City bank stocks were dull; sales Of Park "a at
%.
Railroad bonds were without feature.
The Pacfcs were firm. Centrals, .l057sq
1O5al Union frsts, 1057sa 102&i; and south
Pacific firsts, 77le. Kansas Pacific incomes
No 1G were steady at 1Sl2 81. Paul 1910 at lO3 :
seconds at 81 Ere Sd ut 106l2 North Missouri
frsts at lO4 and New-Jcrsey Central convertbes
G7l2. We note sales of Morris and Essex hrsts at
1870; Hannibal and ST. Joseph convertible
per cents at ssh; Chesapeake and Ohio frss, con
pom, at %; Canada southern debenture certificates
al GSl2 Omo and Mississippi consolidated sinking
fund at 9S5s Tsts of {. G.. d l. c. AT 37l2 Lonis-
Vile and Nashville convcrtiblrs 1895 ut lO1 la
1918; Elevated IL. II. frsts al so aud Toledo and
Wabash firsts, st. Louis division, eX matured cOu-
pom, at 10
Gold was dull and steady and devoid of interest OF
feature. Sales were az lOO'S On gold loans the
lending rates were 2. 1l2 end per cent carrying.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out, to-day, 5000
in coin interest on the public debt, and $3S,GOO IN
redemption OF called bonds. The days business OF
the gold clearing department uf the Bank ol the
State of New-YOrk covered: Gold cleared, $40 193,-
OO0: god balances 81 5Jl $50; currency balances,
II. .J60,3OG. The gold quotations were as follows:
l0............-...-.. 100. 3...........-... 1908
The following Were to-day's quotations for
foreign aud domestic coins and bullion, nltcd
States coins being quoted in currency, aud all the
Others I'D gold
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
Droposals
PROPOSALS. for The CONSTRUCTION of a


proposal, Will De received this department until
II OClOk GOpn OF SATURDAY the lt day Oi May, 1873
IN construction fesavng station house At COncy
Isaud H-A Zach be accompanied with
bond I'm the Of 900, with two good aud suffice
conditioned thP the bidder shall enter Into contract
without delay and give such bonds security for the ih
fu pefoTmduco thereof may De IrQMrJ, his bid Do
accepted ana bdivr viii stat the number Of after the
gnug OF the contract within which they VIII agree 10 CON-
pictt the building.
All proposals be ndorsed Proposals for the construc
Of life station house., aud addressed o. the
0f the Treasury. MashHgtOn ID. 4.
Specifications pans and forms Of proposal and bond,
can Obtlined thr office 0f Captain J. III. Merynan,
l. :. r. II, No 10 Broadway, y. Y. of H. T.. Hunting,
superintendent of IeSaying station, Brdgehampton ~ Y,
aId upon application 10 this department.
The cht to reject ali bids, or ~ waive defects nlt
deemed for the interests Of The Government 10 30 50 Is re
served JOHN SHERMAN, Secretary.
Treasury Department, Washington d. G., April 20 1873
TUE TRlslEEs OF TIE NEw.YORK AYD BE0oELYS BRIDGE
once. no. u NateTst. BrOOklyn. Apul ., 1878. J
CEALED PROPOSALS viii he received by
- the Trustees Of the NeHNOrk and Brooklyn Bridge at
their Office 2I Waterst brooklyn, until ~ m Of Monday,
g. 1878 for the manufacture and delivery Ot about
$50 900 feet, bOari measure, II SOt THERN YELLOW
PINE aud about $4,000 feet board measure, Of WHITE
OAK.
Specifications may be had upon application a. the nee OF
the Trustees. w. a. kOEbl.lN"' Chlci-i.hEheeI'
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
Toia sales for the day 1t
80 seller go days.
1Nc pn1cps nr ruILApELPnIA STOCKS.
sAN FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES oF MININ6 STOCK
gotprfaV To

Government bonds to-day were fairly active ana
firm. The total sales at the board amounted To
S9l35OO Some round lots of the 5-20s of 1867,
Is of 1881 and new IS changed hands at tul!
figures. The subscriptions to the new per cents
to-day reported at Washington amounted to S2OO'-
OOO We annoy latest street UuotafiOnS
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
EUROPEAN FIEANcIAL MAKKErs

EUROPEAN FISASCIAL Markets
LONDON, ApI1l 29l l2:30 HIat
and the account. u. s. bonds per o.
is67s IOSgs; New nyfs lO5la Ee Railway shares I2tr
NeW-Jerhey Central. ~.
LONDON April 29-ls0 mParis advices quote five per
at 100 francs 20 eenJiInes the
LONDON. ApIil % $3.50 y. m.-Ibe bullion gone
into the Bank Of England ON balance TODAY 221 LOO
LONDON. Apnl 2943O y. H. u. =. bonds 1868 lOSss
Railway shares l2 do proorred, 2Dia PaTts advces
cent reDtes at lob francs n cenumes for the
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA April 29-Sugar dull Spanish gold. 22i a235.
Exchange nner the United states 80 days.
2a22 premium short sight do, 3d4 premium; 90 days
gold gas premium short sight do. 33H42 premiums on
London. $685. premium on Paris z2a3 premium.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
Corporntlon Nolltes.


PROPOSALS for 1000 BARRELS OF FLOUR
wiz be received Department Of Charities and Cor
rcc0ns until MAY g. 1878 For full particulars The city
Record foS sale al 40. City liaL
PROPOSALS for DRY GOODS, GROCER
les &C. win De received by The Department ot Charities
until 3. ISIS For full particulars see
The City Record for sale at No. CITY Han
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30

Foreign exchange was quiet and steady. The
selling rates were on the basis OF 81 sGl2 for 60
DAYS bills, and 81 80 tor demand TO the {. We
anneX culrent qnOtatiOns:
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
Dipioeno Notlces.
Buslllees CrGnces.

NSYANTED-LOan $1,000 to extend a safe,
w weknOwn and established retail business hrstcass
$4,000 with special partner; SAFER and better
than stocks Address CAPITAL, Tribune Uptown
ONCE l,23S Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
(nrnlInre.
Bankrupt Not tes.

TT s. MARSHALS OFFICE, Eastern Dis
trcr Of Pennsylvania Philadephia. April ~ 1873.
6 IA IN give notice. That the 26th day q April 4. d.
sTs in bankruptcy was issued against the estate
AZ Edward HeCht Of EastOn in the County OF Northanp
toN and state Pennsylvania who has been adudged
bankrupt his petition that the payment Of any debts
and delivery of any property belonging such bankrupt TO
h or for his and the transfer Of property by hIm
an. forbidden that meeting O the creditors OF The
said bankrupt prove their debts and TO choose on more
of hs estate VIII be held Bankruptcy,
Myers Arbitration Room, ElstOn. Penn be-
fore w r.. Doser esq register the 18Th day Of May,
a. D. 1878, at 10 O'clock, q. JAMES " hERNs, U. ).
Marshal, as messenger
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
miscellaneous.
6orses. Carriages, farnsss. &s.

DARK TOP PHAET0N for SALE; cheap.
IN perfect condition sold OF going 70
Europe. Inquire at PRIVATE STABLE. li2 West lsths
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
THE MONEY MARKET.

ory7fIAL RyyoRs ~. Sg'rk sxebA"VD ""N'''
- MONDAY. APRIL %. 1873
@ coyERYMEYr STOCK DEPARTMENT
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
~ m-sALKs pkFoRs THN CALL

Sal,S of State and Railtcay BOnds-RditroGd, BANK
~ = Express Stocks.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30

The following were t0-days QUOTATIONS. Tor
foreign aud domestic coins and bullion, United
States coins being quoted in currency aud all the
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30

Albany & Sus
lU.. hC.. II
Ohio & Miss
500. bCb3. 9
5OO........ 80
, 1878-09-08
Local Items.

Fine weather.
Beautiful evenings.
Country saved again2
Republicans "ralied round the flag" to
day, Friday.
Mosquitoes have gone to that bourne
etc, but the sportiye flea still hovers
around.
The "Kernel" talks of taking trip
soonl
These foggy nights are bad for ''swing.
ing on the gate" better looks liddIe
oud.
We learn that Mr. Potter late resident
of our City intends to return and make
this his home again.
Restaurant Patron--Thesc sausages are
hardly up to the mark. Waiter-They
amt, eh9 Well, dye expect Italian gray
hound and thoroughbred Scotch terrier
for two bits2
Among the replies to an advertisement
of music committee for "a candidate
as organist, music teacher, etc." was the
following; "Gentleman--I noticed your
advertisement for organist and music
teacher either lady OF gentleman. Having
been both for sevral years, I offer my
Seyriccs."
(Which party is the strongest, the
greenback or the pullback"- Whitehall
Times. "Oh, the pullback has the most
followers and the largest number OF
papers TO support it."-N0rritonn Her.
Md.
Mr. Chas. Clancy has been appointed
Superintendent of the Puget Sound
Steam Navigation Company's line, with
headquarters at Tacoma.
The hit OF the season. A new song by
Frank Dumont; entitled Beautiful Jessie.
the girl that love" Published by
D. w. Priniice &Co. Price s5 C.
, 1878-09-08

FEE III
Home Made Candies
Sold at retail at rs c. per pound.
Four pounds Of candies sent TO any address on
the Sound
FOR ONE DOLLAR
Address, Address,
PUGET SOUND CANDY MANLY,
nl21tf Seattle, w. T.
, 1878-09-08

TERRITORY Of W4SHLNGTON q.
THIRD JUDiCIIL DLSTRICT,
IS THE DisTRCT CoURT OF SNoHu-
NIsH COUNTY:
Z. d. Phelps and W. I. Wadleigh, part
ners, dong business under the style and
firm name of Phelps & Wadleigh;
VS.. PiaiHtifs
John L. Hurley and
james Roberts,
Defendants.
THE UNITED STATES Of AMERICA
SEND GREETING
To John L, Hurley and James Roberts,
Defendants
You are hereby required TO appear in an
action brought against you by the above nam
ed plaintiffs, in tho District Court of Snoho-
mish County, holding terms at Snohomish
City, in and for said County Of Snohomish,
Washington Territory, and to answer the
complaint filed therein, within twenty days
exclusive Of the days of service), after the
service Oh you Of this summons, If served
within said County of Snohomsh, or If served
ont of that County but. in this District, with
in thirty days, otherwise within sixty days,
or Judgement by default will be taken against
you, according to the prayer OF the complaint
The said action is brought to recover n
Judgement against you, the said defendants,
for the sum of Two Hundred and Forty-two
45-lOO dollars, Gold Coin, on a certain prom.
issory notesigned by you and delivered TO the
said plaintiffs, and for interest on said sum
from November 18th, 1877 until paid, Mt the
rate Of one per cent per NORTH in like gold
coin, and for costs Of suit
And You are hereby notified, that II you
fail to appear and answer The said complaint
as above required, the said plaintiffs will take
judgement against you for S245,4J, interest
and costs as demanded in the complaint.
Witness the Hon. J. R. LEWIS, Judge Of
said Court, and the seal thereof this 23rd day
OF July A. d. 1878.
II. A. GREGORY,
Clerk.
w. NJ TRTLoT, Att. for the PIT
nl296w
First publication made Aug Sd 1878
, 1878-09-08
CORN.

WuuEr ON tie ed, Go seattle, % the VII,
- jI,,uh Whalyy. a dal.u'cr
Lrvr--lu Seattle, Au- 2J,h. 20 tnc Wi', of
Joseph Levy, a dau-u,S
llASNA--Iu Tacoma, Aug 2pth. TO the VIE of
u r. Hanna, y daughter
EDduL-Ncar Port Townsend, Aug S0th, To
the vie ON J. Edgill, a son.
, 1878-09-08
DIE o.


TuoN,s MuBRI>oN-ln Seattle aug. 2ith.
Thoma, Morrison, a lnog,horcsman, Of
consumption.
MAMMAL Tacoma, Aus 2Ith, Capt John
Martin, of the Da,hing Wave, Of gaugrruc
Of the bowels. he leaves a wife and three
children.
Nc llUGu-Eddic the little son Of NJ :. and
Adclia McIlugh, was drowned In the skagit
river while fishing, on Friday Aug. I'D.
NINcrNT-ln Olympia Aug. 3ls:, Lizzie Vim
cent, aged /. ,cars and 6mo., departed this
life after a long and painful sickness.
, 1878-09-08

nllE UNIVERSITY of ". T. with
J. is cou- 81 ,N Instructors, j. prepared to
give the following
Instruction ,hrpugh The Freshman year Of
a ilii classical yuur-r.
\ thruc yuar,' scientific cuur.c
\ two wan normal tbut,y
\ complete uuur-r uf back kcpping.
PupIl' not prepared iu enter any course,
cam receive q thorough drill iu the common
hmnchvs. Vocal and instrumental mu.ic.
painting, drawing, military uctr, and trlr.
graphing Taught iu connection With the Int.
N"r,ity In the University buarliug hou,r,
and ln in private hmilr, ihcrc j. abundant
rU,i-ion furbuar,.tu- pupils The Fail term
commences sep; III lS1N. For catalogue or
admission apply To the President
4 j. Anderson 4 VI.
Seattle W. r.
, 1878-09-08


TERRITORY Of WASHINGTON,l 60
THIRD JUDICIAL DLSTRICT ~
In THE DIsTRIcT CoURr OF SNoHo-
MIsM COUNTY:
NJ. W. Packard and d. b. jackson,
partners, doing business under the style
and firm name of
Packard & Jackson;
TlaMtifs;
VS..
Harvey w. Light, and
Edward Shone;
Defendants;
THE UNITED STATES Of AMERICA
SEND GREETING,
To Harvey W. Light, and Edward
Shone, Detendants:
You are hereby required to appear in an
action brought againstyou by the above nam
ed plaintiffs, In the District Court of Snoho.
mlsh County, holding terms at snohomlsh
City in and for said County Of Snohomish,
Washington Territory, and to answer the
complaint filed therein, within twenty days
exclusive OF the days OF seryice), after the
service on you OF this summons, If served
within said County of Snohomish, or If served
out Of that County, but In this District with
in thirty days, otherwise within sixty days,
or Judgment by default will be taken against
you, according to the prayer Of the complaint.
The said action is brought to recover n
Judgment against you, the said defendants,
for the sum Of One Hundred dollars United
States Gold Coin, with interest thereon at
the rate Of one and one half per cent per
month from the 9th day Of April 1877, and
tnat certain goods and chattols, mentioned
and described. in certain mortgage executed
by you, the said defendant, Light, may be
sold in the manner prescribed by law, to sat
isfy said claim with an Attorneys fec, and
costs and disbursements Of this action.
And you are hereby notified, that if you
fail to appear and answer said complaint
as above required, the said plaintiffs will ap.
ply to the court for the relief demanded N
the complaint.
Witness the Hon. j. r. LEWIS, Judge of
said Court, and the seal thereof, this nth
day Of Angus. A. d. 1878.
II. A. GREGORY,
Clerk.
MoRsE & NIcoLL, Attys for the PlG..
Fist publication made Aug. nth 1873.
ui9lGw
, 1878-09-08
LIST or PrBL!c LyST1 TUrlONs

Mssonic, Centennial Lodge. No g Regular
communications lrsi and Third Saturdays Of
each month.
I. O. @. I. Olive Leaf Lodge, 40. II, tini and
fourth saturdays of cacl month.
1 o. o, =. SnohOmish Lodge, No II. Reg
ular meetings ou Thursday evening Of each
week.
>,nohomsh Atheneum,
.nohUmsh Frcc Religious Association.
Union Presbyterian Church and Congregation
Of Snohomish City.
Snohomi.h County Agricultural Society
SnohOmish Rifles. Militia Company.
snonomish Telegraph Company
snOhomsh Cemetery Association.
, 1878-09-08

Di.ir.r; Cour,. Tdird Tuesday II March and
..runi Iur.dly ~ Nu,cnhcr oi vach year.
Pro.atc Court, Foauh MONDAY ~ January,
Au-l. ~uIy sud October oi rach wear,
County Iummi-.iuncrs tour', Ftrt Monday
of February, May. August aud November
oi each wear.
, 1878-09-08

>ou.r l1t.t, gst, i.a.iianls. sai
lts ts.uHi tas psyuf u H D. Ie.r.
as...lI 40 sl0ispo
, 1878-09-08
NOTICE

| have on hand and for sale
at low rates, large amount o. eoldicrs uJdi
,ional homestead scrip, 10 every piece ofwhlch
the Commissioners certificate of approval l.
affixed. Immediate title ,o public land, can
hc obtained with this scrip, without the opcr.
atlon Of the Homestead, or Presumption rights.
ni3lu W. VI. TIRTLuT
, 1878-09-08
LOCAL AGENTS.

Sheriff G. W. L, Allen, ....for Whatcom Co.
DR. j. : Church. h.............,.l .lOr La Co,'rel ii,
N y Gage. ge....,.,......for for Skagit City
rio,bier A English. ....... Mount Vernon
Mai q. o. Haller, ..... .Coupevillc, Island Co
u. VI. llaller, .....,.s....';;'Eort % i%oNnsVmu W.
John NJ. IZett Oak HarO0r, lsland 20
D. q. Pearson ....Stanwood Snohomlsh 90
las. Williams, ........ .Rentonyille, King 60.
Thos /, Fnnnlpan, Newcastle.
Money A. Go. New Tacoma.
Fn,nk Younr .Puyallup.
q NJ yunDoran.,. ...... .dWhito Riverr
D. n. Taylor. go. Falls City King Co. W. l..
W. Dennis .squak King Co. W. I.
, 1878-09-08
Notice.

4 Mass Convention Cf the Democrats
Of Snuhomish County will be held at the
Riverside llutcl Snonomish City on
Saturday August 3lst 1878 ut 2 o'clock
p. ", for the purpose Of nominating
county and district officers and selecting
Delegates to represent said county in the
Territorial Convention To he held at
Vancouver w, T., September 5th 1873.
BY order of the County Committee.
NJ. W. FROST.
Chairman.
, 1878-09-08
NOTICE.!

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tscen Engrnc d. Smith aud Chas r. Jackson
pf Lowell Suuhrmi-h Co. ". 7 Hs dealers
in Cuurrl merchandise under the style and
frm uamr n -mith jackson Z. co. b. this
tty ds.HIErl hg muinll consent Eugene ~
smith at.rlar. 90 thc indfhtrlnrss of ihe
1ua. sld arrYauts dle tbo ssil lm are
t1 t fat ta Iim
ntieI hu- -la ISIS
Er8rgr u suIFn
tHh-l jkJAs A..
afG4 lu
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-06
The R;tteuhouse.street Case,

Coroner Stitch last evening engaged several
men to examine the vault in the rear Of
No. SO Rittenhouse street, for the purpose
of getting the body of thu child alleged 10
have been thrown in Immediately after its
birth by its mother Mrs, Brinkmann.
After laborious search the men iOuRd
the child covered all over with filth. u
was taken out and then shown to its
mother.
The corpse proved to be that of full
grown, well-developed girl. DR. De Courcey
made a post mortem examination, and
found that the infant had breathed and
lived in the filth of the vault until suffocated
by the foul gases.
The doctor was instructed to write our
the particulars of his examination, which
will be submitted to the Coroner this even
ing.
Mrs Brinkman says that she had gone 10
the privy Oh the daywhen her child was born
While there she was suddenly seized with
pains but she had no idea as to their cause
She said, moreover, that she did not know
| that she had been delivered of child unA
after she got back to her room.
The Coroner and other doctors, however,
are under different impression, and think
that the child was thrown into the vault
after its being delivered.
Some testimony was taken to-day, aud
then the case was continued for further in
yestigation.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-06
CHEAP BEER
That May Not Last, and the Frauz
that Turks I'm the Gsasses.

A STAR reporter yesterday talked with
representative of one of the largest breweries
in the city on the subject of the recent re-
duction in the price of beer.
"Do you think the reduction will lastf''
asked the STAR man.
"No, sir. The brewers can not stand it
A number of the smaller ones will go under
and then the old prices will be resumed.
Those who bought barley last year when it
sold at 40 or 50 cents can stand the present
prices easily enough as long as their stock
lasts But barley was so cheap last yeRR
that the farmers put in light crop and thus
years prices will be fully doubls
those paid last year. When the small
brewers, who are not able to carry stock,
have to begin making from barley at the
prices the new crop will command, they
will soon begin to go under. This Eill not
last long before the ssloon-keepers will be
required to pay the old price of SS per
barrel
Then it will be pretty hard for them to
get their customers back TO olT. prices, won't
it?'
Eyes, if the system of cent glasses gets
thoroughly introduced it will have to be
continued, even if the brewers demand tho
old price. This can be done by using o
small glass, as some of them are now doing.
In fact, as rule, the saloon-keepers are CIV
ing very little more beer for the money
now than heretofore. The three cert
glasses are smaller than those -a-merly
used, although the public was led to be-
lieve that the same glass formerly served for
five cents would be given for three. And
the schooner is a vessel hest of all calculated
to deceive. When tested with water it id
found to hold just the quantity of two or
dinary beer glasses. But you notice that it
is made very small at the bottom ard flares
greatly at the top. In filling it the first
glass poured in, occupy ng the small part nj
the bottom, comes three-fourths of the dis
tance up, while the second glass, occupying
the large part at the top, finishes the filling
Now, when filled with beer by the scientific:
jerker, the beer will but little more than 6A
the lower three-fourths Of the distance up
wards and the foam will cover all the largo
part, so that the purchaser gets after all
only about an ordinary glass of beer"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-06
In m @ nOria nl.

At an adjourned meeting of the Polics
Relief Association held at the City Build
ings Saturday, July 9th, the following resO-
lutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, 1t having come to our knowl-
edge that the inevitable hand of Death
hath taken from our midst Lieu
tenant Theodore Bassett, of tbs
Sixth Police, District in sorrow
we deplore his departure from the active
pursuits Of life, yet trusting in Divine Prov
idence to the earnest hope of a bright i'm
mortality awaiting him in the next. Be II
Resolved That in the demise of orr lats
and esteemed comrade we his associates
sincerely regret the irreparable loss and ex-
tend to the family of the deceased our
deepest sympathy in this the hour Of their
affliction.
Resolved That in the death of Lieut.
Theodore Bassett the Police Department
has lost an efficient and energetic officer
one whose highest ambition was in tho
strict performance of duty.
"Resolved, That we heartily unite In at
tributing to the imperishable memory u6
the deceased many virtues of bameless
life wherein were numerous traits worthy
of our emulation.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolu-
tions be transmitted to the daily press for
publication; also to the sorrowing family,
and furthermore, that a copy of the Same
be recorded on the minutes of this ASsocia-
ton, of which he was an honored member.
LIEUT.. J. BURKE,
"LIEUT. J. HAMEI,
GEO. B. KNoprE,
COMMITTEE"