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.Dr.Giles:-I have been exceeding
~ seccessfnl IN nsing yolr Liniment
in my practice; particularly in cases
of paralysis. ie hiss worked wonders.
I have seen nosef who hays not been
able to walk for years, recover the use
Of their limbs, and ono gentleman in
particularss who bad ssisitsd Europe
snd the ehot srrings Id sArkensas with.
eut belenb after havine your Lini-
pl6t pued, vas rd5tored ana aHEe
10 otedn9eAi6u1nsl sSocatfonss Yon
Ea5aa Srest hen befSre you, sad n1ay
60 on and prosper, for you certainly
hats benefited p9nkind BY your val
uable discovery. Yours,
.ssAo JL ALI.As4 4
Electric and Magnetic Manipulator,
419L 9Th Avenue, N. Y. :
!, SOLD by all Druggists. Sepd s6r
.uamphlet. = l1s-[ 80. s4Dn. GffFs. -
,k,ss- 100. West Broadway, N. Y.e
Trial size 25 cents. -S''.if T..
For sale by e. p. Brainerd & Son.
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HEAvE tPowDrR.

Warrant 70 be thei best ever offered -and II my
directions are followed will perform what
claim fer it. My s years. experience in tho
care Of horses has developed to me the proper
treatment, and my Powder meets great waKf.
- 1t b . Heave Fowder-not Condition Pow :.
der. No man having horses needing treatment
for .Hesves should be without this Kennedy. Il
does not interfere with the supply Of all the
water horse may need Four ounces, with IL
reotions: tf.O0s Address % 30. W.COY.
..{.lrsf ....sts T. O. Box 5s. Ravenna. o.
Sold at Waterman's. 6as-4w
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There II . beautiful pelucid lake in
. certain county in Tennessee, which
IL noted % much for leeches as for the
beauty of tie clear water and sur
rounding scenery. 1t was an i'm
.promptu bathing pool for al the boys
In the neighborhood, except on Sum
days, when they were at church, lying
about on the grass and telling stories,
which were occasionally interrupted
by the loud tones Of the preacher.
The second warm Sunday this spring
four pretty romping girls were staying
together at farm house near the lake
and when everybody started to church
they, allowed that they would stay
homo and 60 bathing in the lake /;
which they did to their entire satis-
faction. They swami, and giggled and
spiashed like mermaids and nymphs,
and then sat on the bank like frogs,
asd then splashed and SWAN and gig
gled some more, and calculating their
time so as to get to the shouse before
the church-goers returned, they pres-
emily crawled ont Of the water to
dress : bot what was their consterna-
ton to discover some dozen or SO black
things attAched to the snowy form of
each one Of the nymphs. They yelled
with forty girl power and tried to pull
the leoches-o6s INT the Sarmints had
too good dstaste5 n anorS@ssases than
one, to be p1lled off. They stuck on
faster the more the girls screamed.
Their fright got the better OF their
mafdehly medesty, and the four fair
dsmselh cut for home just Il they were
in Tennessee bathing dresses, which
means nothing 1t all. It happened,
however, that Brother Ebenezer Craw-
ford was sick that day, and the SER
vices wefe short, SO that the four Eve
like fugitives came ont on the main
road and nettwo-thirds of thg con
gree1tich. Their relatives did not
recognize them in that slight attire Of
leechss, and. naturally thinking it WAS
/. female lunatic aeylpl broksnjlopbs.
took after them pell-mell. Away they
wentossr hush and briars wood and
bramble, the whole congregation,
headed by the deacons, after the four
girls. At last they ran. in some hay
stacks, and it was only then that the
dilemma was discovered. The chase
and four old ladies went out
aud brought the girls Washing
ton Capitol. fs4t
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LEGAINorIC1c.

sCORNELIA G. HENDRIX, who resides in
~ Lincoln. Lancaster county. State Of Ne
bfuska, win take notice that, on the fifth day Of
january. 1872. Elias p. Needham and Charles
A. Needham. par tners doing business under the
name of e. r. NeedhaM D Son, filed In thcCourt
OF Comm ON Pleas OF PortaEeCounty, In the State
OF Ohio. . petition ina civil action. wherein
said r. Needham and Son are plaintins and
said Corneiia q. Hendryx ,is defendent. whioh
petition sots forth that, on the 18th day Of No
vember. 1871, said defendant bought an organ
for $3.50 % from Henry Fssseit 4 Co :. on
70 said Fassett = Co. due in one year. with IN.
which NOTE and claim for said organ has been
assigned to said PLAINTIFF; shat said defendant
at tho time Of ofpurchAs;ng said organ and giving
owner OF certain. real estate sitnated in the
being the undivided one half OF the following
l59. = and parte Of lsrs and u; that said de-
the payment Of said organ and note. The object
amount dnc the plaintiff from the defendant ON
charge and lien on said real estate. and. that in
sold for the payment Of the same. :and for such
g. Hendryx 10 required to answer said petition
By the 2sth day of jana. A, d. 1879. or the same
viii be taken as confessed and Judgment rem
sdered accordingly. BYE W. 1AxSON,
66S-6w. 5as.,i Atty for PLAINTIFF.
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THEY say that one old ny-one that
has Wintered over and been thawed
into life by the spring sun-is capable
Of producing 2000 eggs equivalent in
the aonfse of nature to 200O flies and
that these last named will propagate
and then they in turn propagate, so
that by next September the old origin
al. hy will have become responsible for
sixteen triIifon or sixteen million
million flies. It 10 best everything
conddefed. to XII this fruitful old AZ.
Twill save Ne lets Of tronbie., zs
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49,
CAYLIN9S
(Successor to II. A. Beaver b Coz
Main Street Flour { Feed Store

Atlantic Mills Flour,
BuckWhoat Flour
-..tra q. Graham Flour, aft
Bolted Corn Meal,
Wheat MiddlinGs for Brown Bread.
Wheat Middlings for F0ed.
Bran. Chop, Barley Neal. Oet Meal, OIL
Meal. Corn Neal. 9dreenlneS. .f...
Timothy and Glover Seed, Corn and Oats
lin quantities to suit purchasers.
will pay cash for Corn and Oats.
iH u. q. CATLIN.
Ravenna, April 14th. 1879. $50.
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-aAmeR1CAMloAmoGeas.

One of the most venturesome gam
blers st Monaco is . Mr.. Watson, an
MSS' S'ss;s,|( Ie':t ssIi.s;I s: /:
season, to the green cloth, Of not less
than SOC, 600 francs. A mysterious
and fingulsriy handsome womsn, ap-
parently about 35, who has been stay
ing for two months ct the Hotel de
-Hezisy bae beenx noted for ,her heavy
DAY EHS b a6sekSed TO 6e ffom New
York; but nobody knows, - she
speaks English. French, German, and
Italian Win slmost equal facility and
putty. she1eems 70 gamble for dis
tfaetion; 10 be waiting for somebody /;
70 be on the eye of some tragedy
which has cast its shadow before. She
~ = asepeie 4fonfHfM anzipdy.' 'but
Her e. person and manners are very dis
tipguishsd. and she goes By, the name
~ Hs Bsautifnl Unknown.a. She is .
great Honne, from the mystery that
.ssas1r4s sbsydI erdeP 4'sase
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.fxApr

bolofo Iakngco and alcoholic -1a : : ing
3. SHs !. ssRsfsy
:ea e.: s.
81 wilton. Frein1tnrs Ola Are. and many
other dieeases that lead TO- Coneumption and
q tss &
nature and over indulgenctes OF the generaaye
organs; Tnonsands and thonssnds o. both sex
"a co1s1mption; But medical men Weii know
the first ca1sa. In nearly all oasea. = produced
sPesnssorrhoe. or NssSsasn Ds6diasya d 70
oyeEshsdow e! the hopes ard pEosPeSss e lisse,
commit saicie; II seHe cases sns mind & en-.
ss aosss ana IN. on so
doubts the vast number of intellects ruined by
these diseases can visit any one Of our Insane
inmates sre the reseis Of NeFsosis Disssss.
s shs 1 as
ferri9g greater at Of bsnevoi0nce than We
Invalid espeoisliy il a sSose siceed With sr
when placed in tho balance with health and its
aorMsy e he All his e9
from Asia to our. own merry England. thou
eide Medicine. by its timely use many afeliow
beiig has been saved from 2 premature grave:
= = sos In year. r sor g
/ pain xnslsunering. Set the afflicted tak6 war;
ming hefore i is TOO late. delays are dangerous.
one which will effect q speedy and certaincnre,
is within their reach. and placed at price
spssisdp s., saa Medicine is the result Of life
sSsss & Il Il oal
pamphlet which we desire TO ssndsfree by mail
The Speciac Medicine is sold by all druggists
- Seit fre~ nv n ali css recssst f the monev hv
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Bucklen,s Arnica save.

Rucklen,s ArmIca Salve.
/. The Brsr 6AlvE fin the world for
OutS,' Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains, Corns, aud all kinds OF Skin
Eruptions. This Salve. IL guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction in every
case or money refunded. Price 25
cents per box. iinsxd hns i{,.J
FqE sale By + 2. RetHEsP 4 sos,
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Senate Joint Resolution,

Proposlng an Amendment to Soc.
li0ns Three ana Five, Article
Eoar, Of tho C0nstitution, Reor-
ganixing the Judiciary 81 the
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~ ~ % HSSOsoe1 ~ snc 0eHSrds Assemosy 2. Ne
Ssose Q VHso Ssnieo-nitns OF Au sno meMDers
-eaeotea y coca oOeso C0nouLiin8 tneie1nt mat
pfoPos lsi0n 70 Amcnu snc COnsututOn oL tno
Seate OF O9lo Do supmasyeg g tne etecso0 q tnc
SSase. on the second XueS11y OF OcsoDer' A. -:
-losY. y !0i!oWo, t0 0-wu; Inet secsions anu .
OF article 4 entitled - udtciet pc amended SO
a. % qe epf feS4HefQSM:As Al
SkgHH s. 1nS N3a n14 De 9}viSy lneo
nine sq940Hl PSa$S H,ySlySS SffWmNf !nc
ceumt o1 .llson.h aasl oo1Mlt.te SnSt Waicn
dtssrlcss snall De OF compacs SeIfitory. ooun0c0
Dy county nnes; ana ssio Sissrictss oLner tnan
sxiu so1Hy Y IA 10
OF ooenksee, nksee,UoTI1ys UoSTI1ynS. CiSA3ea.:a &S-otva1s Il
s1o ;,,o,e tere - eact.d II. ~ o!
thereof, respectively. at least one judge Of tho
c0mI. Q. coImo1 psas ~ aVs slS aistrlSs. anu re-
be held by one or more Of these judges In every
" nor = thsr one cnyyt p0 nr
unK strot sne,eot may DC ne'" ~ '"e same 'l"e IN
y e.SS 3 =. IL \; n. .,s,ss,
.bv ne eiectbss a liarre 81 aeon 8istricE SUne
iud9e OF the district court by whom the distrIct
courts In such district shAh he held, and he
shall receive such Compression as NAV be pro-
ylded - h0s aOistfiSf N0uf8 EEsli 81 EH I'm
<Sok 6oSrkv = iofstoSc3 Ivory S1rfS- 4ai6I Nm :
eral Assembly may increase the humber OF dis
frict court jodRes 20 three IN any dietrict 81 dis
ltricts and may provide fcFh vinr 4 iudSe ,,ro
fe,nDore. to hold any court whenever necessary
nv rsSsSS efthe f.iiurc. disawaificSfi6n sbsencs
or sickness OF any Judge, and the amount Of
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Gray's Specific Medicine

Cures relptea-
eiODs Nervous
TfamoraS NoEa
vous Debility
and AL Nervous
ProstrAti oAs,
which arc pro-
duced In many
cases by an over
indulg . nc . In
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{ -sf- - .-frtslH .s4lsflt. 5gft.A
Iss-a.i Teaohoxs, Examinations.
An Exam lnation Of Teachers will be hold at
the Union School Building. fu Ravenna, COM
meneing at q. m. and closing at4 o'clock pm.
ON the following Saturdays: 5...
y May "a;
june -;
/ -, July 1e;
August 10. r4alt
SPECIAL NOTICING certificate will be ante
Dated. .s. - .,-
I By order Of the Board.
y \. =. .,.'iss,s. ,,.. s2.. CA. REED, Clerk.
3 RAveana. Feb'y q. 1s7a. s4s
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JOINT RESOLUTION,


tie. on.sSs sArinss1Thre., and md
- Censtitution Of the stAte.of 0hie.
=. ar ...:sl
s,s ...:.a 80, ....s,.s.< :, .
sac Of OISo 1tHgee. ffeh. Of ali sis yeiS M
elected to each House concurring thereinj. that
a SS;e 70 smss ns is sf The
the State. ON the second Tuesday or Oetotef "A ]
d. 1873, as follows to- wit: That SECTION two OF
section four of Article ten, be so ameuded as
to read as f0ll0wB:
go . ARTICLE II .s.s
shall e elected y the siee;s1s o. sss
scIibed ~ law; their terms q onies SHAH com
me- SaSroS S " .no @ ..c MUn
yea years. $. '
s, ssc; /; The Executive nsp.rtmen. shall con
rotary or state Auditor treasurer and Attor-
xhS snail :. chosen y .he electors
Sc seriSsd sns Sy sm Assembly and at time pre-
ARTICLE x.
ths rs. Mors1 n cSsi' 'aa, Ss elected M on on
auslided electors Of thcir respectiVs t1vnshins' %
zeedI next sssSeedins sseir eieSsiOn: sne uf IN.
~ snsir s2SSessSSss S sse fus.iacd a. except &c IT, Town
a. ssa 1850 is @ s ;;I s!s sss
IS ss;$ SIS: - s.
f s. sSsS.S s d the sSs
sss''sP @S.s .ss unit, os r; ssisos ;ss;;ss;
.,,c~tscss ~ Sssh. .~.rTr.rt ~ eoat;H % ss,O
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TIME undersigned has been duly appointed
i and qualified as Administrator OF the cs-
tate of Laura r. Case. deceased. late Of Roots
town Township. Portage County. Ohio.
H. b. CAMP.
May II. 1879.
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NOTICE.


ID r. BOOSIN0ER continues the businss
DE- Of Blackamithing in all Its branches. .
the old stand, ON the alloy east Of Court Hou
Park. Special attention paid TO Horse -shoeins
RavennA. Oct. -. 1876. l96-H
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also have for sale
23 VILLAGE LOTS.

Weu located ON high rolling ground, and In tho
@9ss peasant and growing part Of the town,
IA ee sold cheap ana On easy terms-
an 8. 1873 ia
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Horse sh , eing and General
Repair Shop.

II you want your horses shcd right and e
interfering and contracted feet. As well Is IN
iron and steel work. Also. In repairing wood
be convinced. - :. ss.,. a. u
shop ON alley near Sycamore Street. p
Ravsnna. March II. 1879. "a :, ...''',.s
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d5nfNzss'z5gIT1FrHr'r'

his u[z ~
- eo~%o. s.a c,s.a ma laee 1h-
vo-s.r,. h.s ~, ..- -. u...
elisss,ed vbis.
IA hia ne,ruustruetGa TIA ~ ana,nsr-
1lG41kas: q AxV1BlA
sa.s vaiss.slin.sa ss throat, @ '-1 -''
e ne orousns nls sleeA-sfimmeo CARCASS ZOE
ny women folks TO see.
~. - :: 's'ss' ss'.'s :. : :ss.''
think / must,
The gold Of my own doctrines in fellow heap
Of dust;
n ynn@fq6eko opisieaa1sf t>i< on.
They drew IN answering volley Of . very SINH
lar sound;
ssass .t aa2 aaa sssss p rss'a' .1' '@' nope ~
He.satd keSa had exnaxjenees squiEs similar OF
...............,s.l..,. - 80
S'l0 IN ~ sne u'a's'A '"~' "A1' usiA my
u...d IA s-.i. ~, n,o~,,,.~,.h .h.. sam.
III ~ ..olss1. 49,. - -
a - " - ''1s" '''" : 'er'1 " -e-''1
.,.. ,.as.. .,,v ,,,.. -.,,s ~.
-, low: o,.; !, au u,.,,l :, 4. .,,,.,..:. :,
GAIN: = "a 2 .1s'- -1'.s
:
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- '.s' 10 W" -,
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49, "'' ss>'-
rs., e - "ssa ~ so. :. n. -.r.,.. of o,- cr...
= = :: !: i; fs':ss :: :. % .-.-.'... ~
And for i.li :. hour v. l,...ned to sb. sugar.
~{saY$SA 1Sxka -
49," 49, ssea -
~
-istsawss. s.s swsss;' ~ = l.ss 'ss,i.sl '.ess
Ut Away: :::::s -. .''' '.''' .''.'. ~
Anu = .ln'su M 'o"e iao'es neve1 'o'e tne'r
eH eas1ms'
And kfssed hes lsfese baby and recetved 1t In
nus arm, xs@sz
Hy4n1A4lr dauyh4pplAked h1@ pr ~ lad
S0j 1estatbv1ukslss - s4
And chswed the quill Of fancy, and gave Down
the latest news;
Anal esssdnss hsaR sas Aks hin. - isar ~
m. ssss % Of @ " sv. doctrines. !. /. s..,.~.aa.p
y
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IESTKAGONI
s.sf i Kavenna, March 20. Ism.
y; =. hgzz1LL: Dear Sir:-My Wagon that
lRufc49se6o1 Yen about two years sxus mud
cknowledgc Is much better than expected.
1eaS9 ef medium .i.e, thought It too liehf Tor
ny pqs,1eys @ bu. i !: just right and
fom ny kiln. II will carry eight thoussnd
eoands. and has never cost me one cent for re-
eeirs. .soYours tTpiy. H.T. CARS.
-. -. - -: shalefsviile, March ss. IsB.
/ - y. .: nuxzHLL.si Dear Sir ;-In the fsll ok
p0fc0e9cd OF y0u slight WaeOn W0iRhf
MlSn Dox on. 81 pounds. tits thimble skein.
which think Il the easiest running wagon il
use. have ffequently drawn a,ooO pounds up-
Ont on ie e ono time; All the expense that paf
9pon le for thu Arst twelve years was for Set
ting tirs once Yours. with respect
81. q. ELDR1D0E.
Ravenna. March H. 1873
-. Y. .. BUxxELL: Dear Strive have been
sr.n Ssanx one o. your one horse wagons nov over
Win one thousand feet OF green hemlook ard
Oh, end We think it the best and easiest run
nlng wagon we ever he'd. It will carry 0.Ooo
%. ond mas never cost MS one dollar for repsffo
9. SUTHERLAND co.
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70 's* Ayers, :, .e
az i.s..lsns- q .fetl .4ss
Haair Vl!go1'y'',
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agree
able, healthy,
and efectual
for :: preserv-
ing the hair:
'FaeledtNgay
lAaI IS SOON
aaosfoa,od In ffs
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original color. soith the gloss and
5teshxess Of youth. Thin hair is
thickened, falling hair checked; and
badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can re-
store the hair where the follicles are
destroyed, or the glands atrophied
and decayed. But such as remain
can be saved for usefulness by this
application. Instead of fouling the
hair with a pasty sediment, it will
keep it clean and vigorous. It's
occasional use viii prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of,
and consequently prevent badness.
Free from those sdeleterious sub
. stances which make some preparati
tions dangerous and injurious to
the hair, the Vigor can only benefit
but not harm it. If wanted merely
for q -.
. HAIR DRESSING, si
is.s,4 81. saa ls ,ssssav!es,ss is!iw seilH,i
nothing else can be found so desir-
able. Containing neither, oil nor
dye, it does not soil white cam
brio, and yet lasts long on the hair,
giving it q rich glossy lustre and q
grateful perfumes" s''sa'''' 'e
PREPIRED By
Dr.. J. C. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass,
PraoeJeaI smA ,AnasvtSeos Chssstsss.
SOLD NJ ALL DRuoorsrs EVERYWHERE
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WASHINGTON, ID. C.
Any person deslring information IS to the
standing and responsibility Of the members Of
the 6rm will, on request, he furnished with .
satisfactory reference In his vicinity or Con-
gressional district. SS if4ss .z.Sbss3f.
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THE CJPHER TELEGRAMs.
Preparing for the InvesiIgntion that Is 10 he
BeEun Monday.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2i.-Thc cipher tele-
grams. under the supervision Of Gen. Buffers
private secretary and the clerk OF the Potter
Committee. aro already being photo-litho-
graphod. This work will be completed
early next week. and the expert en-
ployed 10y tho Committee. Prof. Hol-
den OF tho Naval University. will
Immediately begin the work Of transla-
tion. | made a mistake in my despatch
last night in saying that Prof Holden made all
the trnnslatons for the Tribune. He did
not make them all. There arc arbitrary
TRANSACTIONS in the Tribune publications. that
are not sustained 10y any well-iounded
rensons 1t ia we'll understood here that the
Republican cipher dispatches found in the
bundle sent TO Gen. ButIcr were .purnoscly
selected and placed along with tho Demo
pear that they did not como from n Re-
pulican source. IL ia not believed that any
of these Republican dcsuutchcs will provo very
damaging to that side. Thcre were In all $4,000
telngrnms turned over to the Morton Committee
hy the Western Union Telegraph Company in
January. 1877. There were about an
equal number Of Democratic and Repubh-
can dispatches. OF course they wcro
not all in cypher but several thousand oi them
were Tho fact thut ont Of these thousands
lican have been prnserycd shows cOnrlusivelv
that careful wreding was done. On Monday
next the Potter Committee Will begin the in
Nestieation ~ the cipher despa'ches. and wit
np-srs have boon summoned for that purpose.
but their names have not hcnn dis Closed.
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born In the Seventeenth Ward md in Public
bcho. No. IA he developed singular powers of
nimicry. His early life was pissed almost
wholly among German citiz"ns. and from them
ne n quir.d nm ability to suenk and write n
curious dialect Of broken English that he
iurnrd To profitable account i'm his later lifc.
His father was n builder. md he wished his son
10 embark IN tho same business hut the latter
was born Bohemian. who desired To follow
the stage no profession At the outbreak OF
the rtvt war h" enlisted in the Durypn Xouavos.
~ Which he ros" to the rank Of an officer At
the close of the contest he went to Albany as "a
newspaper CORRESPONDENT.
He WAS n leading member of tho Amcricus
nIuh. and he wiclded some influence under tho
Twcrd administration. In 1874 he app nrod in
the Grand ODNrH House in the leading role "
Ooftv GoOfU. but he WIS not succrssu as mn
naor, aud returned to tho profession of litcra-
turr. in which he bad achieved some fame. He
was Tor short time IN the liquor trade. doing
on the enactment OF the law against pool selling
he retired. and he has since devoted himself
Chiefly 20 wrnng comic songs in the Anglo
Dutch dialect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-25
M'GLORY,s IN THE BoWERY.
Keeping Up the Reputation OF Geoghegan's
Old PIace-Stolcn .IcMcIrY.

William McGlory was in the Eldridge
street police station again last evening for SELL
ing LIQUOR in violation OF the Excise law in his
Windsor Palace at l03 Bowery. Among tho
witnesses who will appear against him Is
Eugene Martin. Of 3l6 First street. who says
that while sitting in McGory's place early yes
tcrday morning he was surrounded by several
men, who handled him roughly, robbed him Of
his pockethook. and thrust him into the street,
Capt Webb Is nlso trying to induce Edward
Foster to frame formal complaint against Mo-
Glory. Foster says that he passed the evening
OF the 10Th inst. drinking in the harroom. and
toward evening he fell into slumbcr. He was
awakened by McGory and assisted to
coach that took them to Box" Hof-
ferns resort, at l02 Prince street whore they
drank several times. McGlory then dismissed
the carriage and went with Foster to Broadway.
whore he suddenly quit him. In the morning
Foster discovered that he had been robbed oil
his diamond. studs. sleeve buttons. cluster pin.
and ring. worth in all sl.700. and gold watch.
ward refused to make a complaint. thinkin
II would meet with disapprobation by other
members Of the profession, few days later
McGlory reported to Capt. Webb that a watch
had been left at his bar as security for an un-
paid bill for drinks. and he requested the Cap
tain 20 tell him If any Inquiries were made Tor II.
Dete tive Christol took Foster TO McGlOry 3 npd
he identified the watch as his own. McGlory
asserted that t32 was due on 1t. and refused to
give up tho watch unless the money WIS paid.
When Foster called alone aiterward. however.
he returned the watch and promised to restore
his Jewclry II nothing more WIS said about the