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, 1879-08-12

Eighteen marriage licenses were issued yes.
tcrday by tho County Clerk.
1t Is expected Tint lhc business in the Grim
Inn! Court will bo 50 far advanced by Thursday
as to allow of a vacation until Sept. l..
.Jnncs Murphy, ono Of tho pool-scll Ing frato!.
ntty, Yesterday gave bail In S1.;D0 NTH L. s.
Tru1e antl John Gnrrick Is sUrctfcs.
The Committee on Charities havo a meeting
appointed for tO-ny. Thtre IA n Eood deal Of
committee work to l,e dono this week prcpara.
tory to tho Roard meeting Monday.
Tic COUNTY Collector sold property in Lc.
mont, Elk Grove, W'1eetl'E, Orlhthl. ralos, n,nl
to-luv will Include proyiao, Riverside, Leyden,
nr.l Norwood Park.
Patrick Carroll. cx-County Commissioner,
nud Michael c. Mcdonald Yesterday gave bonds
In q, $40 for Chnrles seymour. n1iAs Droc1:way,
tho alleged tnrger, aEa|nst whom thcro orc
three indictments.
Tho bail III the case Of Franz A. Uppcnhetm.
against whom another Indictment for forgery IL
pending. was Yesterday fixed tJv Judge 'rucy Mt
$1,000. It Is not probabtc llat lilo caso will ever
be pressed tn trial, rs the chances for collvtc-
tion arc very slim. BAIL will most likely bo given
to-day.
Iioury schutsclle yestcrlay informed the
County Court, hy pcftinn duly signed and nll-
thenticatul, that he had been arrested ou ca.
Il claim foF s55 agattlst lin. llo does mt waus
to s4oy tn jail this weather. nf,l would lika to
get out under tho lnsoIvcnt Debsors' act.
The case OF Mrs. Mclaughlin. charged with
attempting to shoot ono Hamilton, is att for
trial this morning. Yesterday Marcus II.
brown. the youthful attnrney at whom sho
fired ii slot or two In tho Metropolitan Block,
woke up to tho fact that ste had been maltrcae ell
a,l awore out u warrant for tlsr arrest, As s.lo
has been IN tho County jail for coup1o Of
months tho document was left there.
III tho County Cnurt Yesterday eleven persons
were tried tnT insaslltY. Max EttiI,,ger waa
found to he ittsanc. but not a pau::
per, mud Sarah Kerr was aIiudgetl
not Insane. Those found to bo
nsanc a1id cllnrEch6le un tho county wcre Dan
N1cNrnw, m old nan from tho Toor-Hollse, who
Violently assaulted two men u,ider tho delusion
that they Werc gDfng to put him In q coffin ut.ll
bury lllM; TlleFesa Millermau, Rabccca Puck
nnl, Mnry Watln1lll, Egbert .Torgensc,. 1urob
krsckol. Mary Jane Gilmore, Johnnna Wcstcr.
flons, anl Mrs. - Freom 40.
Tic Board Of County Commissioners havlng
omitted tn draw a1ly Grand Jury for tho Scp.
tcmber term, 1t Will bcco,lp thu duty Of tho Court
to order special vcnfro tor HAT term. Under
these cIrcumstaHccs there ~ reason to hope that
for once halfway 1cecnt GrAnI Jury 1nny he
obtained, always provided TINT the Sheriff cx.
ercscs tis care aul judgment In serving the
rcnre. There Ia no occasion tint such Jury
should 10 drawn from thu slllins Or the aa!oons,
nor that playetl-,ut political .lncks or ward.
buMsrors sh0nld he preferred to businessmen
anu taxpayers. Tho next tirnlul Jury will ilayo
great deal Of business tn attend to- niul It's
mrmhrrs should ba men WIN cl!u command ttlr
confidence OF te community.
, 1879-08-12

Tie Unttcd States Sub!Trcaaurv redeemed
SS,0V) In subsidiary ellver COLA yesterday, nflG
patd out g. 600 In standard silver dollars.
Mr. A. II. Alexander, CashEcrof tho baltimore
y Ohio Railroad, cnnlnlninc,t tn. Commissioner
llnyH1 OF tllr tremendous amount of counterfeit
silycr In circulation nowadays. lta claimed to
have had moro coIItscrfc!t money cofnu To- him
~ tl.. lass Two weeks tllnu tu ever saw In ILLS
lifo bufOrc. Tho nlAltl!r wns referred to Slwelal
Agent Hail, NJ thH aceret Service.
Tho intcrnal-reyonnc rreolpts Yesterday Mt
C0lioctor Harvcs's o!ll:e amounted tn $:Ntt7l.
rlir tutai was unusually thr.e, but t8 explained
hY 'l1c large Withdrawal OF surits from diati1-
lcry warehouses; Ill consequence, vi coursu, Ut
Ill lnrreasu'l tc,na,ul for tte ery protlltet. 1lo
tax colcctrt yesterday Oh tIfstislrt Srrita, md
which went to make up thu nbuyo totn, amoupt-
nd % {il.ttg Tnbacco aun! cigars t,cttel
St.Esl, willie Tho tux III beer tMrNrl III hut $lA
It was got,l tlav fur sp1rlta, hut bud day for
tllo Tcutontc htycraEc.
4 VERY HANDSOME TESTIMONIAL,
engraved III narrll,ncnt, with lMu ytew nf lilo
Treasury lsui'slings Ut Washington, awaits CuI-
1essor llaryey's return from Ills Lake Snncrlor
TIP. Tho tcxt which lceorntcs the "shrcp-
skin" Ia ha follows. nnl! fni!Y explains ltsolt:
UNlrEn STATES T,lEAsunr DErAlruENr; Orrioa
9f lNrEnSAt lsEsESuE: :--3b ths Hon. |oes u.
Mr'*y. t'ni<stor oi' iniesaal Asrrnut, Fir1t D|s.
trIe:. chirngo, W.-StH; It appeAra fran, an OH.
clal e1nmlnatlnn VI ttlt records and accnnntH Il
your olcc 1at Thu un1llc mp.eya COLLECTED by yolt
tuFtM. tho hnral year un.lad Juno no. 1H7A, iayo
Deon hY accounted fur. THIS faithful discharge ut
a,pnhllc trust inertia Communication, mil / lako
rleasato in rendering to you tho thanks OF thla
ot'co therefor. 0hEEH II. ltAyx,
t'onwfSsloncr.
DISCRIMINATION AtlAlNsT BoLl}lEns,
e0no ti1lG a.o THE rHInt,Nr caIlc.l ntteiltion
to Tho fAct that, l!nslor Tho new regulations.
soldiers III tho War wpro practically slut nj
from appointments III lc.ter.currlers, tho limit
uf agc having been nlaccd nt IS ycara. When
Postmaster pn!mor's attention WIS callol to
this fact, lo Wruto To tho Postmaster General,
Informing him that tho rlo alluded to would ho
very obt,nxious to tho sollicrs, and urging tIat
It ba reBculcl antl tho old limit Ut 10 years I'D
herc,l TO-. Yesterday ho rtcelycl llla following,
which officially lllakca tt,e desired change:
PnsT.orF!cE nErAMrMxHr, OpFscE nr TnE First
ASHlaTANr PusTxAsTER.uKNERAL. WAaulSuTuy,
~, sAug. Y, 1s7g;5F. j: ialMtr, Po'imasitr;
!sg9nlnt!ons af 1A7} IL lore5y mndihcl ln eoad ~
tasln"s: - Persons nominated for appointment ~
letter carrcEs nuat bo over FL years Ut nus. They
hsltt " theel!&1nnt totnpusate, and physically 1T.
ted for thu scfsice. and must be Ahe 10 reni and
write anu understand the elementary tu!c1 Ut
aftshnictic; proyldud, however, TINT no porson
sha. hs ~ ogtbls e sash position who shsi i.ve
pas4ea t4e ass OF ID yeaFa.n d. 81. KEY,
Postmaster. General.
, 1879-08-12

4 st. lons drummer makes nGlftlavit lint tho
following 1871 literal ctIny 0f rulus pDsted III II
scunthosv III llu iiterIor Of tllu State: u Earl
runel IL required to nIuku how on onturnt. the
Bellool-ll0use 0f morning ntsn leaving Of Even-
lnr Tho Senui launn,. tllcro slla beu nu pr0fann
lalxuagu USED In Sctoul nor On Tho plny ground
nor t!iere shut bc M pin stieklu pnctin. acrash.
ing, nor tRggln, llur nn lltll. nor I'm uncsrrY
whisncrln, III sclluol. No Publll st,ni lcnsu tt,n
sclool lI0t,so without thu purnisslou Ut tbs
Teacher. No ,,,Icsery moving from suat 10 scat
M titfig nn thu r0ati frd,l ur To hcl0l, nor Ilu
u'ck.uanling. Every pupil over oEl,t years Is
subject to l1usp rttcs aud tho tcacllcr ia tolnake
ul,l enforeo tho rules according. It auy scfl0lnr
brakes thcso rules tia shall be punished by
6WitrAeu,n
, 1879-08-12
TIE CITY-lIA,Ll.


Licenses yielded $3,000 yesterday
The COMMITTEES On Flru anl Wntcr Ia called
fur to..aotruw aftcrnoon anh the Committee On
uas Tor Saturday.
Tho City Treasurer yesterday rcrelvcfl t3,E0l
from .he Wator Department, $l.gga from ti.o
Cotlcctur, nnll $S.S ff0n tho Comptroller.
Tile Health Ollirrr Alatcsl 4t3 nuEsnpces Inst
week, md r0nlulnl,elt B,5i7 pounds Ut mpat
ant IN packages Ut fruit unl vegetables vi unit
for USE.
Among tho building permits issued yesterday
was ono to jaIncs ". Hills, to erect three
story 'lwo'ling nn Dcatbotn ayonue, near Supp
rtort to Gust $G,000.
The award for constructing about twenty
miles u sewer 10 various uarts OF Tie city, It il
Thought, will be- made to-day. Tlle las nayo
nl' becn figured up. hut Mi Waller will not
gyo out thu figures uptil be llss Eono over Or tts @
bids tn person.
!llo Mayor Las proclaimed that those who do
not want 70 staIrl Il reduction OF b pur cent In
tleir sa!arles necu not. 1t appears All rtpht
upon its laec, but Il II equivalent to 6aYg Hut
thosc Wlo Kick against the reduction viii bo
discharged,
THO Mayor entertained IN unusually largo
number of callers Yesterday. soune nf them
waited 6llico for themselves or friouls atu
sono came to talk to lin about tho future, a,,d
tu impress upon hEtH the fact that ho wus max
tnE uilataketu tu trying to build up lIarslsun
purity.
It was stated that the Mayor anil Couptroltrr
hau dcctded to take Dor cunt mouth OF vi
tho sulartcs Of the -policumcu anu t.ro,1lpu for
every month since Jan. !, ln similar manner
to tile ono by which tbs employees Ut tito Water
Department hRd their stipeuda cut down ru-
Gently.
The mortuary report for tho Wcek ending
6atusiay shows an Improved condition Of affairs,
Thu dea!iis Wero 100 agatnst aes3 thu preceding
W1ekt 4nd a04 4tllecotscspundIu. week OF lust yeaf
lie Of tl8afl fttt3fura
, 1879-08-12

Indigestion, dys3nrsla, nurynun ur0stratton. AMI
nil furns vi GENERAL ,ieb,ltty rcl,uyn1 by taktug
Monsnlau'a lnptunfzed i'oef Tuulc, thu ony
preparation of ticci containing ls entire nutritious
properties. 1t IL nut ,.Iuro siiulA,t ltsc thy ex-
tEacs Ut beef, bnt Cnnl9ins blul.. .riaknx. fDrcp-
gcneratlnf unlS demonstrating properties; IL III
ya!unbu tn all unftebiaa cnuttttntis, whether tho
result Of exhaustion, HoryouA ptustratlun. oy"r-
work. or hcne diAeasai particularly II !naH!t!n.
iron. pulmonary compl!lnts. taswe1l. Hazard u
iGtu
, 1879-08-12

The Committee on Equalization met yester-
day afternoon, nnu received q number OF co,n-
platnta frou, individuals who Claim that their
personal property has been unjustly assessed.
Tho County Attorney was called upon for Ills
olllc1al opinion % to thu right OF tho Committee
to mafo changes In suc!, cascs, aud, acting UPON
that oblnlon, 1t was deciied not to alter tls Q-
utcs: Il was ieit that, while some caaea OF ill.,
dtv!dual hardship might occur under thIa rul-
luz, to reopen the Hhola matter would cause
too great delay and be productive Of ysry !i.tlo
, 1879-08-12

4oknl - III. 'hifi uuu SIFt1:.i1
l1otfos arc nascarGd At 21R.i0 each, cattle A.
SIN Uutca at Sfi,. sheep ut Sa17. hnga at 81. D.
A!esm engines at s:a7 sates at s}t. billiard tnb!es
sowing machines al sY pianos 1t sis. so, n,e!o.
dGoEs ut 3....
The merchandise Is nssessel At $40. 750. honda
and stacks at Fl, TOO. md tho Chicago City Rail.
wny Company 81. 400.
Commissioner Fitzgerald spoke long and
loudly In support of Ills proposal to send back
the whole assessment tQ the Town Assessor,
.nttoc. It not ut MI likely tllat tloy will in.
tGriere With the assessment.
, 1879-08-12
VAN DE NlOORTEL.
He Reocues His Trunk from Ills
Late Host.
A Period Of Probation and Penitenco
Commencing for Him.

~ f,nu,,, 1,,,,r,,s N., nt st,,t, t,.,,3o .+rert
,""" ,f w. :. N ~,
AIM tho dfsor hfescflleH MI ofuur TO udiveF she
bearer the trunk and personal cFcrts of Father
TllcophIlns Vnn 10 AfoUrtcl. Tho order was
atrnc,1. Canon Kuostcs tl,purht. Nv n Mrs.
Eno,o" NJ stl s,u,t,, 1f,r0nn ,,rcct roron
~, III, 80, t...v .,,,,t,. f,r,t,ur -,,o,rd.
,, vasc;,,nti,,1 mi hc iii, mt m.
tcAr " 1aHo nucll Hltefcst Ut tHc 'nattcr. He
said 1t WINS not M Unusual occurrence, but, oil
tho contrary, It happened frequently. There
vaa n trrn,cn,1nus nrnss,,ro tlrol,rhk to hcnr
..,a. w.. H. N,..oi ant l,r .ol1,f1 =,
nn"n Fashcr 'ah no Moot'el' I'LL" "' f'''oe" !"
the INFLUENCE; tllht waa all'
Tic 1scycrct1 Father atoppea until ycstcr'lny
afternoon mt t,e ho,,so of Mrs, itay.y, on Af,er.
.,aa,. s,s.a, In 1oa-,r ,,,oro In cn,rmnv win
~. .,s,,' -, nuH.. . .. ,,,, ,,,u., ~ r,,,,r
r@'es 10 nnee. sans ~ , ,ac tr1m 1us1 ,s,,a1s ~
wtllatav until sone lectslon Is arrived Mt as to
what shall be tiono with nm: y aeGshs to ~
PTS own WISH not 70 retnfn 10 t1so ssu'ta, S % -
IL nIooao ot otr., .et ,tor ,a ~ ,,.naos ,shh
r,' ,v 'iT'. ~ vani, 1 ,o d",,,t ,notter' Il is
nrnh91,n thot IN n short ti,no ho Will 10
SENT io at' LOUIS
where the matter slll he brought to !i,G attc',.
tisi OF ttr ArclbaEiop. II Is not unlskcly-It
has 1cct! tlolo II, ssll eases-tlaas ~ VIII ~
seslt to t.o,lvafn, III i51Elifn,, whesa tHefa ls
Fc1ninnry, ainl there 70 }'t't tfoncl course oi
pcnancc I'M! instruction until, after lis nntnu
has aronpcd out Of mind, he j. agai', rustose. y
the exercise y nsesisS nsns rs!s nc a! ic VIZ ho
easa hnrtlly bsng mnot.ans e1ousi. Tor tmt A.
nrescnt, having publicly 5osnch.another C,lslfch;
for 10 fsssvsa s . in u o,aa M Of M pao
Of Ills own Church, 81 fas ~ tho legitimate ex-
osciso OF prlcst'y functions Is eoiscftleM ne
!ns 1lO stailltE IN TINS tl!oceso NM no i,lfnnp
ofnno.ler diocGso woa.u fesevc @ ' ~ w,.9us en hno
, 1879-08-12

FATlhITzA POTP0UaRl FOR PIANO,
and fyc other new aongs and plano pIcces will be
found In HtdlHar a. Hustcal IF0rsl for August,
together With all tho latu musical news. rslce lb
csnts; 81, 80 por ycar. At 1853 Hlata street.
, 1879-08-12

ha fathers rea'encn. No. 1858 11chrtornat., corn.,
ThrtY-h!xth- w 'aee
,tutrLE-t'n. .Aug 10. At 4sa south Atorsan.,., Mr.
knta llnr1r IT rati4uNrtan+ ih'
FMnrra rur~nr. t.th inst. by carriages to Ch,rrh
of ttnty Family. tllrncc hy cntr tu Cnlvary 'sa
tH- Ahsr,rn IN. parers p1rnhs copy.
MAWH1 SHrllG fnneri Of BENJAMIN WA1tcr 1fawk
ln' atnd ycars, WIN tl't Anniat evening ii hyirS
r1ulA WI! takc lacc tnaY n p IN. FROM ilie tv,.
EDWAll!s-t.na. u, .! cni!re1ttnn of tho brain
Grny stlrkIcy srcon;s sun n iInrfy U. md loIsr T.
funeral frtn, rr.i'ftncc. HI lfithatAt.. Turads,
Anx. T.. Of 1c1pEk, ly cafffaRca IN ituEchIl FrrHs
Ut tin thtHlft tnrttct. H@
,C.1lnEsTFtstniy io. 1870: a. Johannesburg ". j..
fsrnre H. chlstcr ysHfl " nle, daughter Vi Sattc
II. att sarah +. Chi'estcr. 0t EhtraK". III.
At,:NAlilN-SchcTtay Innrning ht II nc1ack. Man.
Rico r. McSt1llBn, nt tho AoxIan Hospital On FranKar
st.. Mrar Snrts-nY. "'"'
Funeral viii tnkn p1nce frn tho above Institution IN,
day ht II 4c1ncE by carriages 10 calvary ctctrrf "
, 1879-08-12

Of III ataI,Inat6ci. ~ ill., .uS. WiaM Il. i'row!l.
Mla sarah i9r1e. Of Lake fatcss aua III. 0eorxa i.
Hmillt. Ut Ehlca1U. No cardA
GMApiS1yAN itlrE!t.At cIsrcpdea . z " l1tl!s 1!';:
iieV. t.. walker. Mr. Frank II. CMap!n. uf ANihoy,
ILL.,. and sas E,ttIa D. Van ltpcr Ut cIaEsIun Hills.
Observation-Disclosures thu 9Th inst. Mr. U.
FreHsE mud sils4 i. 81. Carpenter hotH OF W2shnEtun
County, tUW4 Elder EE,feI utlclatuK.
, 1879-08-12
III IE'T1ES


HEtsrG1iI-tIn tho I'D af August At West Eaglu,l n
IEanc neAs ncrO, NJ II. this WIfU VI William llfnoku
Hartford Ut q daughter.
, 1879-08-12

Mr. PEicc's handkerchief perfumes. from tnefr
exquisite sweotncss hayo securad the patronage uf
uetsons Ut lashon aud teGnumenk
, 1879-08-12
ANNOUNCER ENTS.

'fT'lE NINETEENTH 1!,!.tSpls INFANTRY witt
1lnte at eonk ts nysnIiiE. All ,,nners Of iSs
rc slinctt nsc rxrrEte p hc trstnt rs !,e na II.
thu Army !tcnnon Will be perfected aud tic badRcs %
bs wuriI Will b1 Isshch.
fi1ifK FiisSr lEtllLA1t MEETING Of flIt; sVIiiiT
L RA Wlne StAtlIfRcturtss' ntl1 Tr1s1grf E,ccty
wifi u c1l 1t Tho sernaa IIonse to.ay Vi i:3I b. H.
Stctrty wilt he in nttrndaHra. "'
, 1879-08-12

fudge -- uses Dawson'4 trnchoa ,sllElo on tho
llenGh; ani lIc IN Il Eut,d lrlll.u.
, 1879-08-12

~ wv ~ un a"cFtlAl! !tnHEc+ returned n YER
dtst at death from unknown causcs They sat
ised themselves tnt there wera no rensotB to
tuspcct foul play IN connection with Ills death.
Tho friends u the orascd did, not tlestro ll,at
post-nortrm examination Hhbul!l bu innle,
animation.
John Dtesslcr, young man 90 years Of are,
ccIIptsyctl III rnnnlnE I'LL elevator Mt No. y
River ssruct for tbs Eurton bros. met
With All accident at II o'c1ock ycstur.
day yr foreIaot'' !:, !lo was descending. ii .l!e
broke, prccipItatI'g him from, The third storY to
The basement, He WIS severely tpICTei nt,ol,t
The pack III tho regtnn OF the Kidneys. and ab0ut
@ts arIna: lilo was attended BY pr. Montgomery
North Nalstel street. 1t is thought thus Will
proper care he Will recover.
4 gentleman who arrived from Ocncya l.nke
Yesterday reported t|lnt cstnltnrar contaIni,,r
1urtY.tsYuh excura[Onlsts WINS tA1,sxcd Sunday
an:l the whole party thrown into tbs watcr;
but other boats Wcfo ut hn,tl, a,, alI tho PER
sous were saved, though SOME bull very mar
row escapes from drowning. ThamrtY col,alst-
ell Of gentlemen a'.l allea. trI,e cal,se OF ilu
upsettiag u l}'u yessc! was attributed tn tho
leakt'less Of ono of thu boats, which filled Will.
wntrr. No details OF tho accident wcru fur
nlsl'e4l. IAe occurrence caused great cxclto-
ulcHt.
:, so1ourpcr Truth will lecture this evening at
tlle corer Ut Langtey aye,l,lo nst TlIIrty.nlnt'l
b<Feet. lhlB Old iMiy. go well known through.
OUT Tie country, Is on her wav Wcst to look lp
tlle exodus 0f co1osel people to Kansas Hhp
needs some n!nney to hulp her on, md her
friends have lecde1 to get Up this lltt!e lecture
for her benefit. The price 1T atl,nts.ton Is rs
ccnts. 1t Ia to bo hopcd that her long service
III tue cause OF freedom anl the welfare nf t,er
race viii sncct with warn, acknowledgment
Tonight, aAd that soc will hayu enough nut init
hes wallet to eatrY llcr safely to tho Wcst, auu
10 oslnk lcr comfortably buck again.
Tho1nas Chasm, guest at tho City Hotel,
corner of esate and Sixteenth streets, was yes.
tcrday morning At o'clock fund dead in ILL
bed. An empty vtal of la,,dault, Ut lljs bedside
told tllu manner Of h's death. liz was u carpel-
ter, u yc9rs ot aye, AMI caJne to thts city from
Orecon, ILL.,. to look for employment nj his
trade- Deceased had been on spree sIuro liz
Arlyal IN tbis citT last Wetinesany.
Sunday afternoon, 10 had partially hobercd
up, and promised to 70 to work ycstcfiay
MorotnE for CARPENTER. II IL supposed that
liz Bought tue laudaautn to tako in urder La
4ulet i!s ncrvcs aud Induce sleep, but, uilber
tlEnigh Ignorance Or owing to h!s halt.drupkcn
condition. tie took tco much. 1t ts barely pos.
steIe, howovers that 10 took tilu drug with aul.
ctaaf Intent. The jury found that ieath was
ehuse1 from, an overdose Of Iaudanuu adu,fn-
tstersd BY Ills Own hand. but whether With eui.
rt1al intcut or to relieya pain un1 Induce slecu
w Jury we're uua1le to determine. A brother
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-05-23

Rowe brought Ethan Allen TO LARA
bees Point he gave us belongs Ethan
Allen Lambert, and many other horses
that have proved and are proving more
profitable to breeders than all those of
the other families named.
In al article in Wallace's Monthly,
Col. Stowell claims he has raised or
bred six horses that have trotted in
2:30 or better; will he please give lis
their names aud pedigrees aud let us
see whether they sustain his theory
or ours?
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-05-23
Large numbers of the stock of De-

=
longs Ethan Allen and of Daniel Lam.
bert are still held that would bring
good prices. Two of them, bred by
ii. Il. Cults of Orwell, Addison LAM
bert aud Ben Franklin, are both very
fine horses and very fast. We fancy
either would easily beat any horse bred
within the State, according to Col.
Stowell's theory, within the last ten
years. The last made as a f~ive-year-old
ON the ice last winter, three heats with
in 2:3O, and a mile as private time In
less than 2:20. His owners have re-
fused $4,000 for him. Ella Doe, owned
at III, Ny, has made 2:l8 the past
winter on the ice, and her owner has
refused $4,000 for her. We have the
impression both of these horses belong
in the 1880 class on a track, at least we
think they with Addison Lambert. will
be placed there before long If they are
put upon the track.
Altogether, we think we have shown
facts enough TO prove that Col. Stoweu
dispose of the little Morgans
with a sneer, or by ~likening them 10 a
string of suckers. In spite of all that is
by him and others, they still
have their place and are in demand, and
IT bred with care and judgment, will
still pay thier raisers better than the
coarse, big ones. Y
The writers too, who infect to- provei
that the Justin Morgan had bis origin
q Dutch stallion instead Of one oil
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-05-23
Highest Market Price

for all kinds of barter in exchange for Tinware
nrooms, Mopsticks. Washboards. Wooden Bowls
Yankee Notions &c.
Parties living in the village and having barter
20 dispose Of can drop me a postal card 10 thai
eject and ! Will call at their homes.
cHlPAAN e. smith.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-05-23
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To Consumptives.

A gentleman having been so fortunate as 10 cure
his son OF Consumption in its worst Stage, after
being given up TO die by the most celebrated ply.
slclans, desires 10 make known the cure, (Which
proves successful In every easel, TO those afflicted
with Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, Con.
sumption, and all Affections Of the Throat and
Lungs, and viii send the Recipe nee of charge
dres to DANIEL ADkE, 81 Liberty Sd. Now
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-01
LOCAL MA'aIssT,'ER,s. As.'I u j, s.
ApP0RT1oSMEET OF soHnpL FUNDS
Superintendent Of Public Instruction to-
day issues the following .st...

APP0RT1oNMENT OF SCHOOL lFUNDs.-The
Superintendent Of Public Instruction to.
day issues the following -st tss
4 OFFICE sUP,T PUBLIC lNsTRucmoN,
RIcHM0SD, VA, August /, 1879.
To County ard city tSuperintendents and
C'ounty and CITY 1reasurers:
The following apportionment divides
twenty-five cents per head Of school popu.
latiop, and. county and city treasurers arc
authorized to draw on the Second Auditor
for the amounts specified.
School officers must not include any OF
this money In. their reports for the school
year ending July 81, 1879.
Apportionnent No. 1-1879-'sO.-Acco
mac, s., l,922.25;, Aibemare, s2,75s.75; Alex
andria city, Sl,111.T5; Alexandria county,
s2sS.5O; Aleshany, S3e2.50; Amelia,
s933.25; Amherst, $1.336.25; Appomattox,
.$T7s.25; Augusta. S2,353.75; Staunton,
S464.75; Bath, S368.50; Bedford, 80 553 ;
Bland, s445.75; Botetourt, S1,227; Bruins
wick, $1,000; Buchanan, S525; Bucking-
ham, s1,435.75; Campbell, S1,574.75 Caro-
line, S1,371.25 |; Carroll, $1,05475 Charles
City, S47o.75; Charlotte, S1.419.75; Ches-
terfeld, S1,322.25; Manchester, S45S.15;
81, ,003; Cumberland, $SS1.25; Dinwiddie,
S1,OS7.75; Elizabeth City, S621.50; Essex,
S9O0.75; Fairfax. S1,223; Fauquier. ST..
S85.25; Floyd, $1,000; Fluvanna, 1851 /;
Franklin, 81, ,9s0.75; Frederick, 81 0e3 ;
Winchester, S35l.75; Giles, S740.25
Gloucester, s1,80 %; GsoehIaad, 1895, ,25 ;
PGrayson, S1,207; Greene, S47G.75; Green's
vile, s63S.75; Halifax, S2,SS5.75;' Han
ever, St,559.75; Henricn, Sl,431: Henry,
81, ,32450; HIGHLAND, Sail; Isle of Wight,
SS12.5O; James City UncIuding Williams
burg), s3sl75; King and Queen. sS7G ;
King George, S555.25; King William,
S699; Lancaster, fs52l.75; Lee, S1,495
Loudoun, S1,S73; Louisa, s1,50725; Lu-
nenburg, S1.O475O; Lynchburg, 81 ,023. .25
Madison, sS37; Mathews, s526.25; Meek
lenburg, S2.1G4; MiddleseX. S462.75; Mont.
gomery, S1,41475; Nansemond, S1.069
Nelson, S1,354.50; New Kent, S445 so
Norfolk city, S1,561; Norfolk county,
S1,664.50; Northampton, ;S719.25; Nor
thumbprland,+ $500; Nottoway, $50;
Orange, s973.25; Page, sSO4.2s; Patrick
S1,002.25; Petersburg, S1,S54.25; Pitt
sylyania, S3,40025; Danyille, S30S. 25
Portsmouth, SS49.75; Powhatan, $866
Prince Edward, S1,13s.75; Prince George
s662; Prince William, SGS9.50; Prin
cess Anne, $7s8.75; Pulaski, S700; Rap
pahannock, S76775; Richmond city
S., 5,1ss.5O; Richmond county, 9592.75
Roanoke, SLOT; Roekbridge, $1,674
Rockingham. s2,45375; Russell, S1,2S9.75
Scott, S1.4S9.5O; Shenandoah, s1;4S2.50
Smytt, S1,0I6.75; Southampton, s1,2S1.50
Spotsylvania, sso9.75; Fredericksburg
1914; Stafford, S6S6.50; Surry, s461.25
Sussex, S742; Tazewell, S1,166; Warren
S554. IS; Warwick, Sl57; Washington
81, ,96G.25; Westmoreland, s735.75; Wise
S65O.25; Wythe, s1,O9s.25; York, ssG7.5
Total, S12o,90725.
a copy of this circular is sent to eacf
county and city superintendent, and tt
w. II. RUPFNER,
Superintendent Public Instruction.. /.