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= Weu-Knoun American Author.

Referring to his own complete restoration
ID health through the use OF compound OK
ygen," after many years of invalIdism and
exhauSr ION from ovtrwork I. :. Arthur, the
weII-Euown American author, says, in his
Home MFg0-ile under date Of February, 1875:
'.Dr>. staIkey and P-len are physicians in
regular standing, of high personal character,
and above the Suspicion of guaCkery or pre-
tense. \ new curative agent has come into
their possession, ana their administration Of
IT, 50 far, has resulted in restoring 10 health
many who hal regarded their ailments as
incur-bIe, and in giving back good measure
of health TO large number OF IuvaiidS who
nad vainIy sought for help through other
me ans OF cure" The testimony Of Others us
we known 10 the public viii be found in
our Treatise on the Nature, Action ami Re-
suits Of Compound Oxygen 1t is mailed
Tree. Address DTs Starkey * Palen, 1lI2 Gil
rari street, Philadelphia, Pa wit
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Rouse AND FARM.

Sprinkle puiver;zei borsx around your
sink aud closets, and you will econ be rid
OF cockroackes.
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The CCrICURA REMEDIES are prepared bv
Weeks X Potter, Chemists ami Druggists, 80
NaShingt IN Street. Boston, and for sale
by all Druggists Price OF tUTICURA, small
boxes, 50 cents; large boxes, containing two
and One-hsif times the quantity of small, II.
REsOLvEST, 81 per bottle CUTICURA SOAP
- cents; by mail, 80 cents three cakes, 80
cents.
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SherIfTs Sale No o.

DUBLIC NOTICE. is hereby given that
under and by virtue of an execution
issued on a Judgment rendered in an action
n the District Court in the County of Leav-
euwOrth. IN the Sta.e of Kansas, wherein
Mary r. Olsen Is plaintiff, and Dennis Moon.
~ il defendant, to me directed and delivered,
will on Monday, the 10Th day of May. A. ID.
1873, at o clock p. IN. of that day, at the auc-
tiOn room of ID. A. Hook, ais Delaware street,
IN the city of Leavenworth, In the county of
LeavenwOrth, in the state of Kans 8, offer at
pubic sale and sell to the highest bidder, for
cash in hand, the following described per-
sonal property, nsmely: One stove, bed
stead, bureau, chairs, table. work stand, tin
safe, lounge, clock, etc. said property has
b en- levied upon and Is TO be sold as the prop
erty OF Dennis Mooney.
Dated this 18th day of May, 1879.
PIG. LOWE,
Sheriff of Leavenworth County. Kansas.
u. L. GREEN, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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6Ieehln Times
THURSDAY MAY Is. 1879.
VIZ l;unnou's Loss.

Mr.. John HanDol lost another bright little
child. KittIe, on Sunday morning from scar
lei fever. The funeral TOOK place sunday al
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HUMOR OF THE SCALP
That yvas de,rroJ irG the Hair cured
with one hos Oh stiIJtk1.

Nessrs. WEEKS & POTTER: GoJ'lsTIeH IL
want TO tell you what { Ut CUEE has done Tor
me. About ten years 20 my hair began iaii-
Ing out, caused by HUmOt OI the scalp /
tlted various remedies, too numerous TO
mention, without TeIief, Until 1 began using
CCuCURA one box Of WhicuhaS rutlIely cured
me and new hair is UegtL ming TO sruN-
X specially, Mrs. o. J. ROOT.
SyI W. LAKE ST, CHICAGO ILL, NOy- -, 1873.
We know the above To D. ITue.
MARY +. To a NSENp, 80 ". JACKSON ST.
MRS. e. n. GRAY, I'll FULTON ~.
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SChLD HEAD
ESr >iEe Years cured when nII GIh her
Remedies si:cI.

MCsSrs. WEElss 4 POTTER Gentlemen Since
July Last have been u ~ oar CUTICURA
for Scald Head. 2 nd IL has cured me " hen II
medicines that have taken or nine raIs
did me no good. 1 aIn nOG usIIg il as "a hair
dressing. Dut my head il we'll. IL keeps the
hair in very nice condition.
Yours truly, II. \. Il RAYMOND,
auditor Fort UGIns, JdcLS1a Il $ .giqa,C r. X.
JACKSON, MICH, Dec. ~, Io1o.
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STATE or KANSAS,
.Hz-s-rF-..r.z-r 90 s-.-

J J. I NIL -.
john BARN.
JAMES Z TER.
IiESET trI~r OK.
JAMES GANSvS
JAMS II IiAEE.
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SAVE NYsELF

out of my hand. gently handeu IL TO min.
That was Immediately before the deceased
went out with Campbell. When We were
putting him In tbs wagon, Ridge asked WHO
0ue him and he aid
n wAs cA1r18Lk.
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Reaasri Send eleven cents 10 pay for mall
ing the handsome book of"Choice Selections
for Autograph Albums, containing friendly,
affectionate, humorous and other verses,
which we send as a premium TO Leisure Hours,
and We will send You a months subscription
TO the Magazine free. 1t has more choice
reading and better illustrations than any
other for the price. Please repay this gift by
showing all TO friends. Catalogue OF 200 de-
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1 then saw the boOi on his fingers. !
don'I know where he was cut. Mrs. ;. robei
SAID To me: "lOu had better put him IL Tia.
wagon aud take HIM 10 tie DOCTOR" Tue
foreman WIS it'll then don't know
where Campbell was then, nor for half
hour befoTr. We had sausage in the saloon
but no knife was u-eu knife produced /
/ new. saw this EuIi- nuf Br.. SIrobel ami
some others brought IN" IL ceased into town
and ! stage Il TO watch his horses sud wagon.
SIrOiel returned in about an hour and took
the team d drove II home. There We're
three besides me ia tn wagon. | may hsye
Il ken a glass OF beer u it'll lie foreman Gttsr
the cutting. We lett TIE 70 emau at the
store. THIS CurTed between nIHs aud ten
oc!OCF.
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(qqticura
HUMORS OF TIE SCsIP. LOSS
OF HAIR.

loss Of Hair in thousands of eases is due
entirely TO some form o scalp disease sew
gnty five uCr cent. O. tle nun Der OF ba q
heads might be- covered VITA hair by a iudi
c!Uus use u. trTI UIsS. assisted hy CUTiCU-
"a SOAP. o. - tLr mos "a Ta.y-a's - vel. as
The moss 60. S.-EC Ia.f, l,S yTyErsyI pT, tiUCed
10y man. IL - medicinal IN we JTuc-t sense
Ci tue ~ Ori. Alt o. tleTs 81 = Otes yguDu, mix
tlTe or poisonous ives. None but tCrICJ RA
possesses the sprCiGs medical properties that
enable PC 90 cure O. lIcgu.g an u sea Y UIS-
".5sS -Ia. iuilFme aIt IIilttTe the scalp and
hair l.y- ana luB1-. causing premature
badness. lie, .lU Gu~.- OF the CULICURA
Ez>OI.v-Sr NIti "a t.y The OIL aHd sweat
glands OF the N IL. OF ScFp.u.DUS humOr of
rIe blood and insure p permanent cure, " hen
taken in cpUuectiCu win tue on ward dpplI-
cation o. CUTICCRA
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That let
IN teis OF administration have been grant
ea 10 the undersigned on the es a.e OF Aatil-
Sta Miller, late of said county, deceased, by
The honorable, the Probate Court of the coun.
y aud state aforesaid, dated the 26th day OF
April, A D., 1873. Nov, all persons having
tined that they mus; present the same 10 the
undersigned for allowance, within one year
from the date OF said letters. or they may be
precluded nom any benefit of such esfste:
and that II such claims be not exhibited
within three yeaxB amer the dale ct satd II.
-. they ehau - forever barred.
8Aohsp4 Wtnars tAamfnxuefnaor - o.
800 1.f1D1A M0Dr, dossass1. =
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Or. Huntsris Specific and Injection No.
are warranted to cure Gonnornoea. Gleei, Cor
dee, structures, Diseases OF the Kidneys, Bad
der and Urinary organs OF males and To-
males.
DR.. Hunters Specific No. is a sure remedy
Tor the Spermatorrhea, seminal Weakness,
nightly emissions, the loss of power, caused
by seif-sbuse or excessive indulgence. Price
OF DIR. Hurter's specific 81 per bottle. Injec-
ton, 81 per bottle. Sent everywhere by ex-
press. DR.. j. Dinsbeer, sole proprietor, No.
AS, North Seventh street, 81. Louis, Missouri
Send Two stamps for treatise. Cure guaran.
teed or the money refunded.
Thee. E.ssTsdOrf, Agent, Lesvsnvorth.
k2ds2s. may l2-,odsSw.
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trict Court aud placed in the hands Of shelIh
Lowe:
CITY.
VIM Gilman, VIM. Booth, W. u
Hesse, NJ. .Friendman, tJohn b. LoseksmP'
John Curtin, John Hosick, Frank Clark A.
Haug, II. Butney, John Grund, George Flen-
tre. rred Pfei.er, 5. 4. Couch, samuel Wool,
Jacob stark q. Flesher, +. \. Cimmermsn'
Chris Myers, Charles Carples, John beroatn'
Geor.e DIETRICH, Jas. g. Graham, M.
A. Sohlfrom, Charles n Stevens
James McGonIgle, william Beard, Jonas
wollman, Joseph II. Farrell, Thomas 1iaco-
mini, J. V. lard, A. II. Peck, 5. j. Nun.
son.
EAsToS TOWNSHIP.
f. X. Adsmsop, A. L. Preston, C. d. OIL
phsnt.
ALEX ANDRIA TOWNSHIP.
John Heirs, A. h. Powell, W. NJ. Hender-
son, {. L. Mckee.
DELAWARE TOW lSSHIP.
E. NJ. NeKeensn, samuel Paul, jacob
Swagler, John Randle, John Leak, Joseph q.
Styers, J a>on Richardson, ]. p. Harlan.
ToNG ANoNIE TOWNSHIP
Richard Miller, Edward Anderson, Ezra
Hubble
SHERMAN TowNsHIP.
II. H Harris, s. p. Davidson, IL. W. Rh ca
STRANGER TOWNSHIP.
Albeit .Hofstree, Bacon Burwell.
KICKAPoo TOWNSHIP.
John Baker.
RENO TOWNSHIP.
Thomas Carter.
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nngf surse to can snd sss the avs ss.s
$50 3 6sln4 1seH ass D'lusas -
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Hearing Restored.

Great invention By one who was deaf for 20
years Send stamp for particulars. JNo.
GAkxoEE, Lock Box, eO5. Covington, KY.
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heard Of knife being ont at StrObal'S
sud went out "A Il talked to Mr.. ami Mrs
= ToteI about the si8bbIng and StTo1el went
behind the oar and bought me TINS knife.
IL was lying On the counter, lac said, within
the redCn al any of TIE parry. lte sid lie
had heard some angry wO dS passing be-
tween caldwell ana Blanchard, and tie came
ron h-uild the bar aud TOOK tnis knife
from OF the counter and TIRES 10 iutO a wa
ttFfauk. lie dit not rem tx any blood on
the KIN lie as he thEesV n and and uti not hear
anything OF he stsbb.uE. = then brought
[ e knife TO the office.
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InstanfIYfheY hanish

COLLINS Pains Instantly nnS th %sa 9n%isn
unaYslr - rirnr,tn rouse the dormant Mus
S e A&As'ns Giles into new Lille, slim
ASTERs n nsls the eaI nvf 6s s1S Kia,
Ind . sion, Bill Ous Cohc, Cramps and Pains,
rheumatism, Neuralgia. Sclatica, Weak
spine, Weak and sore Lungs, Coughs and
Gods. Meak Blck. Ague and Liver PINS.
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r. w HIT TIE r
SIT Sc CbarlaS ANraaf

Treats all forms Of Veneral Diseases, Semi
raI Emissions and sexual Debility, with
unparalleled success. No matter who failed
cali OF writ :; pamphlet or consultation free.
Can refer 10 the medical profession in all
Uar-s Of the Count7s
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CHEw Jaskson's Best ssest Navy Ieseeoe.
jan5dkvly
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Have known the deceased about four wears
ana saw MIN in my store about eight O'clock
last evening in company with Campbell.
~ Tahle and the two Rodanburg boy, Blau-
chaTd was IN my store about the lime and
they were all together. 1 cut some bread aud
sausage for them with tine knife now p'O-
duced and left L. on the COULTER. Cad veil
was talking 10 Campbell and said he was AN
unb, lever and did not believe in jesus
Cuist Blanchard and Caldwell were
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-04
BOARD OF APPORTIONMENT.

TheBoard OF Estimate and Apportionmont con-
sisting of Mayor Cooper, Comptroller Kelly. Presi-
dent Mott. of the Board of Aldermen and Tax Com
missioner Wheeler. held long session yesterday In
the Mayors Office. When the minutes Of the pre-
vious meeting were read and approved the Mayor
presented Q number Of communications which no
had received from the West Side Relief Association.
the Seaside Sanitarium, the Eighth Ward Relief AS
sociation and the New York Adult Blind Association
All these associations requested appropriation
from the Excise fund. The applications were refer
red to tho Comptroller.
The Commissioners Of Accounts, Messrs. Shear
man and Hatfield. sent In request to have an unex-
pended balance Of $303S % transferred to the credit
OF tho present Commissioners, in order to pay an
additional corps of clerks. The present staff at
tached to the bureau is according to Messrs Shear
aud Hatfield, "barely sufficient to examine the
workings of the Finance Department" and. in order
the other departments and bureaus, several more
clerks required The matter was referred to the
Comptroller.
The board then authorized tho issue Of $50 600
worth of assessment bonds. after which Mayor
Cooper submitted to request of the Legs-
lative Committee the Affairs of Cities in reference
70 vacations OF assessments. The reply in sub
stance 10 the effect that the Board had control
over the matter. the subject being within. the
sphere of tho Board for the Revision and Correction
OF Assessments.
Before adjourning President Mott said no would
ko have certain requests for aid from the Excise
Fund by several charitable institutions acted upon
at once II charity was to be dispensed now was
tho time to do IL. Mayor Cooper however, said he
inclined TO think that unless in exceptional
action should at present be taken on any Of
the applications.
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BROOKLYN PRESBYTERY.

THE CHARGES AGAINST ELDER STEARNS DIS
MISSED SOLEMN ADMONITION.
regular meeting OF the Brooklyn Presbytery was
held yesterday afternoon in the Second Presbyterian
Church in Clinton street, near Fulton No report
was made in relation to the of Rev. Dr. Talmage
Rev. DIR. Henry ]. Van Dyke, chairman of the COM
mission appointed to investigate the charges against
John N. stearns. of the Greenpoint Presbyterian
Church, reported that the commission had used
every available to the nature and extent
the common fame" against Mr.. Stearns, and
after due deliberation had come unanimously to the
following conclusionS:-
Fra-Tha reports derogatory the character and
duct of Mr. Starns of the nature those now under
have boon circulated Ut various times during
since of the Rev c. Taylor D. D. pas
of the Greenpoint church, and SO ar as can ern
vva Nor have thcse reports grown of any difference
opinion Mr. Searns and others the subject Of
Seconf-That is evidence to Justify your com.
mission in putting Mr. stearns on trn upon tho charge OK
trial such charge would DO not only not proven but con-
TlrIEThat Mr. stearns has exposed himself to
suspicion by the careessnes OF his department and
In view of these conclusions your commission have
unanimously adopted and submit to this Presbytcry
i'F Elder John sssarns be and hereby is
soemniy admonshed 70 be more ccnmspect in his de-
eo.That the further consideration of his case be dis
Mr. Stcarns having declared his intention withdraw
all connection with the Greenpoint Presby terrain
his G p Ss by Of
and In view Of this the session directed to
give him certificate in the usual form to mcnbcr in
good and regular standing.
The report was adopted after which Mr.. Is
rael Hathaway, who has been called to the West
minister Presbyterian Church OF New jersey, was
examined and taken into the Presbytery. His ordi-
nation will take place this evening in the lecture
room Of the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church.
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RIVAL CODIFIERS.

Mr. Elliott F. Shepard did not appear before the
Aldermanic Committee on Law yesterday to defend
himself from the grave charges made against him by
Mr. Ebenezer E. Shafer, both gentlemen being the
Commissioners appointed to codify the city ordi-
nances. Mr.. Shepard had originally as his col
league Mr.. Frank Stetson, but the latter was
compelled to resign because the former. as
alleged. would come to no agreement in rela-
ton to the manner in which the compilation
should be made. Then Mr.. Shafer appointed,
but he. too says he could not agree with his col
league. The committee yesterday received short
letter from Mr.. Shepard in which he states that it
is necessary that of the reports be adopted,
and urges the claims of his compilation being the
one most suitable for the city After the reading Of
the communication it handed over to Mr. Shafer,
who began to read a carefully prepared statement.
He charged Mr.. Shepard with cowardice in not APP
pearing before the committee personally. Mr. Shep-
ard, he said. had confessed that he offered him Mr.
Shafer) $250p through his clerk. If he would with
draw from the commission and deliver his manu-
script to him (Mr. Shepard).
"What has this to do with the question:" asked
Alderman Stewart
.Ill tell you what it has to do with It," shouted
Mr.. Shafer, he proceeded to read an affidavit Of
James Fleming corroborating all that had been said
by him in regard to Shepard's offer of money. When
FleminGs sworn statement was read Alderman Stew
art asked how old he was.
about sixteen years Of age" replied Mr.. Shafer
"Rather young" unused the city father.
"I don's think So" was Mr.. shafers rejonder.
wouldn't get my clerk to swear to anything that
wasn't true. and don't you forget it, either. Before
God and
"Oh." said Alderman Stewart, "don't swear"
mo. 1t Is quite unnecessary" chimed in Chairman
Hyatt. and the affidavit was not completed
Then Mr.. Shafer branched of to apother point
He said that Mr.. Shepard, while claiming to be a
friend of Mayor Cooper had stabbed him In the
back" by publicly stating that he thought Mr..
Cooper was too closely identified with the cipher
dispatches to make good chief Magistrate Mr..
shafer next said that Mr.. Shepard Is sonin-law Of
Mr.. william II. Vanderbilt and that he hsd received
information to the effect that unless tho committee
decided in favor of Shepard free passes the
Central road would be given to the Aldermen
The members Of the committee assumed an injured
expression of countenance and each turn took oc
casion to say that he entirely independent OF the
railroad king All Of them. however, appeared to
wish that Mr.. Shafer would make more revela-
tions, and the Chairman requested that he submit
the rest Of his remarks in writing. This satisfied
Mr. Shafer. who presented brief protest against the
acceptance Of Mr.. Shepards codifcation The COM
mttee then adjourned. An executive session will be
held in few days. and report WILL 1t is thought be
made i'll two or three weeks.
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POSTPONED AGAIN.

The trial of Mrs. Jennie II. Smith and Covert D..
Bennett which. after frequent postponements and
delays was begun three weeks ago only to be alb
ruptly suspended after weeks session by the
sudden insanity of Herman Dueben the tenth juror.
again attracted curious throng yesterday to the old
Hudson County Court House. on Newark avenue.
Jersey City Heights. Judge Knapp having ordered it
to be recommended there. At i've minutes before
ten Judge Knapp took his place on the bench.
followed by Judge Garrettson and associates Quaife
and Brnkerhoff. District Attorney McGil the
judges took their seats, exJudge Hoffman, ex-Sena-
Tor Winfield and Counsellors Wakeman and Fleming.
the counsel for the defence, entered the room.
When the crier had finished the announcement Of
opening court Judge Knapp said, addressing conn
sel:-"The Indictment against Mrs. Jenny II. Smith
off for the term. the engagements of the court being
such to necessarily prevent the trial of the case
now"
Counsel for the defence offered objection. and
Judge Knapp retired from the bench the audience
began to crowd out in the direction of the doors.
District Attorney Mcill said that he did not know
what dat in the April term the trial would be begun
but thought that it would be resumed in the second
week of the term.
HERALD reporter subsequently sought an inter-
view with Cove Bennett in his cell. No. on the
ground floor Of the building Bennett said the post
ponement was q disappointment to him, and that he
felt confident Of speedy release the trial had gone
Mrs. Smith, on the contrary, when visited by the
reporter in her clean and hastily arranged cell in
ward Of the JAIL did not appear in the least down.
hearted by the further postponement or her trial.
and said, cheerfully, "It's only month more.
The postponement of the trial will increase the
expense to the State by nearly $1,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-04
COMMISSIONER DIMOCK'S DANGER

The Taxpayers Central Committee, which is COM
posed of delegates from the various ward organiza-
tons in the city. recently appointed committee
consisting of Mcssrs. Cassidy. Stable. Sorrell, Shur
rager aud Nchrbus. to inquire into certain alleged
Irregularities in the Dock Department. The COM
mittce has been at work for some time and has OBJ
tanned much inculpating data. Tho facts and figures
concerning the department itself are not yet
arranged but sufficient concerning the in
diyidual conduct of of the Commissioners
has been worked into shape to warrant the
committee in taking overt step. This step
taken yesterday when the gentlemen named above
called on Mayor Cooper ana informed him that in
few days they would present to him specific charges
against Commissioner Dimock The gist Of the
charges. OF which specifications have not yet been
made s to this effect THAT Commissioner Dnock
docs not attend to the duties OF his Office ~ Com
missioner; that he s TO be found at tine Office
of tho commission except during meeting time on
Wednesday of each week; that lie devotes the time
tor which the city pays him annually $4,000 to the
prosecution of private business; that he is
tho agent of the Boston line of propellers,
and that at pier IL, the berth Of the
line, he spends all his time. The committee fur
Their claim that he IL further responsible for the in
efficiency of the department. and that, among other
things, he has procured the appointment of Boston
dentist assistant engineer to tho department ut n
SALARY OF $500 per annum. Mayor Cooper listened
they said. He said he would hear them at any time.
Tho committee say they intend to go through tho
department thoroughly, and when thoy ge. all the
facts to apply to the supreme Court for the
removal of some of tho Commssioners-Dimock hrst
among the number.