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MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL vEssELS.-The {. S.
S. Wachusett arrived at San Francisco on the
26th. The Alaska arrived at Acapulco on the
2Ith and left yesterday for Panama. All are
well on board,
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For EXPoRT.-The speech of Hon. John g.
Carlisle. On the funding bill, Is now being
translated into italian, and will be sent to
Italy from this city by the translator.
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r NICKLE COINAGE SToPrED.-Secretary VIM
dom has ordered the dIsconuAuance OF the
coinage OF the nickel
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DEADLY FIGHT AT A DASCE.-A telegram
from Charleston. W. Va, March p, says On
Sunday night dance occurred al the house OF
James Halston at Cauiils Greek, w. Va,
which after an interval OF peaceful enjoyment,
developed into row, IN which Clay workman,
Henry Hancock. a rival suitor, were the promi-
nent actors. After considerable chaffing and
the free use OF oaths and threats, f1rlng CON-
menced on the part OF Workman, resulting IN
the probably fatal woundingo OF HancOl X and
HalstoD. the former bsing Shot through the
breast and the latter In the side. Workman,
on the completion OF this bloody work, made
coed his escape, though pursued
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THE PRESIDENT Will go to Philadelphia Thurs.
day night or Friday morning. He Will hold
reception on Friday In the rooms Of the Hs-
torical Society OF the Quaker city.
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How it Strikes NIr. White.

IFrCVlutHCe Pfess.
We might as we'll face the facts The
republicans of the United States Senate. In
their greed for q few petty offices. are oryan. n
izing defeat for their party In the faii elections
GOV. Colqultt, OF Georgia, is said to have par
d0ned nearly so convicts upon the OCCASION M
his late visit for personal inspection to the
prisons Of the state w WV
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FRANCIS TOUMEY, stenographer, Of this city,
was yesterday appointed clerk OF committee Oh
revision OF laws OF the Senate, Senator MeMil-
Ian, chairman.
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iel us have inspectors Of spurious wines and
J2oaruies 2oa1rs at every port OF enrry.-BostOn
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ALBANY, March z9-There Is no change this
morning IN the condition OF Lieutenant Cover
nor HOskiDs from that OF last evening. It Is
thought To-Day that he cannot recover.
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C1MENT: CEMENT:: CEMENTH!

am daily receiving by cars fresh ground
CEMESV from the Cumberland Cement Co. This
me best and cheapest cement in this market.
for sac IN large ana small quantities by the sole
mZo-5f Cor. I'd st. and Indiana ave NV.
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PASSED ASSISTANT ENGINEER Harrie Webster
has been ordered to temporary duty with the
naval examining board.
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ANOTHER NoTART.-Scott Towers has been
appointed a notary public for the District Ct
+ rDIumbia
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REPCBLICAN WHO WAS AT TEE WHITE
HoU>E too day says the President will not WITH
draw either Robertson or Chandler, except at
the personal request OF one OF these gentlemen.
The democratic Senators are determined to or
pose Mr.. Chambers confirmation.
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Two PROFESSORS KIssEs.-Klssine a nrettv
little female student In fatherly manner is
what caused the resignation, by request. of
ar0i. IlesDerg from st. Glars college &c North.
heid. Prof. Lynne also resigned for the same
sort OF familiarity With the same subject.
81. Pau Pioneer.
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mother Victim of kerOsen

DALLAS, TEXAS, March 29.-Lizzie Wermulder
years Of age, atttmpted TO light fire with
Kerosene when the can exploded and set IRE TO
her clothing. She was so badly burned that
she is not expected TO live.
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IT IS UNDERSTOOD that under the new order
CT things very few men In the diplomatic SER
vice abroad, who have held their places as
long as Ell hit yes rs Will be retained.
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SENATOR VOORHEES, has received letter
from Admiral Porter, requesting him to de.
liver an address at the unveiling of the Farra-
gut statue. The Senator has replied that he
accepts, and will deliver the address.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To ODAY.-Interna1
revenue. sl9O, ,22l.27: customs. $591, ,717.52
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The Streets OF New York.

ALBANY, y. u. March 29-Comptroller
Campbell. J. l.. Cadwalader, Thatcher NJ.
Adams, Ii. f. feliew, ID. Willis james ard M,
Morrison held long consultation with Sena-
Tor Mccarthy s special committee this morning
ana agreed upon several changes from the pno-
lshed bills. all tending TO secure clean streets
10 the people OF New York city. The bin Is
practically agreed upon except the twelfth
section OF the eltiEens bill relative TO the horse
car companies cleaning the snow from their
tracks, and this was passed over. 10 will be
impossible for the committee o report tn. blu
today.
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WALL STREET TO-DAY.
Higher Prices I'm the stock uarkc

NEW YORK, March 29-The PpSrs nnanciai
article says: The stock exchange markets.
strong. and prices are generally higher. L. :.
per cents are up 10 IL :, this price Including
one quarters interest The Az 5 are selling at
~ the IS are io' {, and the Ga la2s. Rail
ioaa ponds are a2h per cent higher, the lat
Ier chesapeake : OHIO currency 6s, which are
Up 70 20. Decatur and Evansville incomes are
Up per cent TO : q. The rise 10 the remainder
81 o1 sne list Is sa,. me latter Texas X faclh:
tncoiSeS The net result OF the fluctuations
.o-oay IN The stock market Is an advance or
ans hsa pei Deh. the latter Denver Rio Grande
ano ehesapeake& ohio rrst preferred stock. or
what may oe called the solid stocks tue Wander
oilt shares and the coal shares show the most
special feature, having advanced 10 I9s = All
the talk about merger Of the Lake Shore New
York Central, Northwest and Union Pacinc is
said, on good authority, 20 be mere talk. Mr.
Vanderbilt IS quoted as saying that Lake shore
is advancing merely because or its very salts
factory net receipts. OF the coal shares the
principal rise has ot en- IN Jersey Central. which
has advanced 20 los, and In Del Lack. ana
Western 10 l2Aa. Delaware aRd Hudson
has advanced less but is up TO
II The friends OF this company
OF that OF the Delaware, Lackasanna and West
ern The southwestern stocks hsve shared the
general rise, Iron Mountain bling up 10 6o on
the increase Of S5l 80. SO for the third week and
since January S250.45 81. Texas and Pacific
mas advanced 10 56li Wabash preferred 10 S05s
ana tne common TO -. Although very little
money, comparatively speaking, is coming
out or the Treasury on account OF April In
lerest, the loan market Is easy. This may,
In part be accounted for by the arrivals OF
loreign gold. which, In the last few DAYS.
have reached total OF about $1,000 coo.
The money that IS now going away from
here TO the neighboring interior TO facilitate
April settlements, VIII find its way back 70 New
i ork by the middle or latter part OF April ana
loanable funds ought 10 steadily accumulate
here until the latter part OF summer. SO far.
therefore, as the condition Of tSe money mar
ket for the next few months Is an element In
business calculations, IL Is safe TO assume that
loanabie funds VIII be abundant al low or mod
crate rates OF interest, always provided that the
large affairs or the TreaSury-ghiCh is after
all, the principal party IA the money m lrket-
are properly managed. To-day the ruling rate
Tor call loans on stocks Is per cent, with more
loans al per cent than at G. on United states
bond collateral the quotation Is sal per cent.
Time loans are 465 per cent The market tor
foreign exchange Is very steady but not active.
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Ills Name.

His Name.
Ne'r TVrL Tri6unP.-Timey Observation
The boss or this Administration Is Iamei
GARFIELD.
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INTERESTING TO MISUNDERSTANDING Blaine
has decided not to give letters of Introduction
to Americans going abroad other than to Off
GERS Of the government travelling on official
business. 1t has been found that ind!scrim.
nate letters of introduction are subject to
abuses.
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The three first wranglers at Cambridge this
year, says the British TEMPERANCE .4dr0r1fe
ARE, we understand, all OF them practical ab.
StaiEerS from alcohol and tobacco,
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iWKiNE MIN WOUNDED BY AN EXPLOSION
a a special A dispatch from Youngstown. Ohio,
say S,n; me manhead In a pudding furnace In
thls morning the escaping steam and ayiSp
aeGrlS arnSsSx ESounding twelve men. three OF tnam
siIo s,rIouSy; ny;so the explosion made a ter
cloud and dust from the living fragments
nag cleared away was heartrendIng. Wives
anu motnefS gathered about the mills inonir.
w,ra removed 10 their homes and are receivin@
attention nom all the physicians In the c;t,sS
The loss Of property Is very small WY
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ACCIDENT ON THE b. d .. r. R-The Wheeling
accommodation train on the Baltimore ana
OHIO road On saturday colided with horse at
GioYers Gap, and the engine, tender and bag
cooper. the engineer, was killed, and fireman
JeffreyS was badly hurt.
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CoIoRED COLONIZATION IN NEW MEXICo.-A
number OF gentlemen interested In the pre-.
posed New Mexico colored colonization scheme
called On the President yesterday. DR., Harvey.
secretary OF the Howard University. stated
ested In large tract OF land In New Mexico,
and that 1t was proposed TO have it examined
with view to Its settlement by cOlored emf
grants from the south. For this purpose it
was deemed necessary to have a delegation
visit the territory to inspect the land, and the
President was requested to aid them by furnish
fng small escort OF soldiers to ensure the
saIefy OF the exploring party. This request
was not objected TO by the President, provided
the army rules allowit
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WHITE House CALLERS To DAY.--There were
no delegations at the White House to-day. The
callers were not in crowds There were more
ladies' than men who came. The usual scenes
were enacted La the attacks upon and retreats
from the Presidents door. Very few people
were received. and at IL O'Clock the Cabinet
meeting cut OF all. Before the Cabinet met
the President opened his door to the hand
shakers, and gave them chance. Among
those who saw him during the morning were
Senators Frye, Logan Kellogg, Lamar, Sawyer
and Burnside; Representatives Hazelton, Ryan,
George, Darrall, Pettibone, Aldrich ,ili.), and
Crowley, and ex-Representative Yocum.
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These Machines al in perfect order and are
kept in order free Gf charge for one year our stock
Of New MSchInes the most complete in the city.
Parts and attachments for all machines. Old ma
chimes repaired and made as good as sew. Prices
low. First-clsss machines for rent al
OPPENHEIMERS.
naAr2s 52S 9th Ste st. Cloud Bldg.
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SILVER COINAGE IN NEvADA.-Thlrty OF the
Carson, New, mint operators were suspended
yestei day, owing to the fact that sufficient sill.
yer cannot be secured by the department to
keep the mint running on full time. The
Treasury department pays l1lE cents for silver
there. While at San Francisco the quotation Is
l12L
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CoNsTANTiN6PIE March 29.-Tnree vessels
left here yesterday to convey 5000 troops from
Mersina 10 Eolo. Two more vessels viii leav5
for the Black Sea to day TO collect troops foI
conveyance to the Greek frontier.
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ELOPEMENT.-FranciSco Gargulio, second mate
OF The bark Ercole. at New Orleans ran OIL with
$4,000 belonging TO the captain on Friday last.
Mississippi tug boat, accompanied him in his
light, but the pair were overtaken. the thief
arrested and the girl returned to her father.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-08-18

The leading Scientists OF to-day agreoinat
most diseases are caused by disordered Kidneys
or Liver If, therefore, the Kidneys and Liver
are kept in perfect order, perfect health will be
the result. This truth has only been known
short time and for years people suffered great
agony without being able 10 find relief The dis
covery of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
marks a new era in the treatmentof these trous-
les. Made from simple tropical leaf OF rare
value il contains just the elements necessary To
nourish and invgorate both of these great organs,
and safely restore ana keep them in order. II il
POSITIVE Remedy for all the diseases that
cause pains in the lower part OF the body-fcr
Torpid Livor-Heada observation-disclosures
Gravel-Fever, Ague-Malaral Fever, and all
difficulties of the Kidneys, Liver and Urinary
Organs II is an excellent and safe remedy Tor
females during Pregnancy. II will control Mem
situation and Is invaluable for teucorrhcsa OF
Falling of the Womb
AS Blood Purifier ii is unequaled, for il cures
the organs that make the blood.
This Remedy, which has done such wonders, is
put up in the LARGEST SIZED BOTTLES OF any
medicine upon the market, and is sold by Drug
gists and all dealers at, sf.a5 per bottle. For
Diabetes, enquire for WARMERS SAFE DIABE-
TES CURE. It is POSITIVE Remedy.
II. H. WARNER e. Co.,
Rochester, N. Y.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-08-18
CRAWLING, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY AUGUST 49, 1881

Grafton the feasibility of organizing an
Association or Farmers Club, will be
fraught with success, and the right
thing to do. Let every farmer respond
in this matter, as it is of vital interest
to you as a class, and will be the means
of bringing out and developing the
needs and capabilities of our county.
Among the recent arrivals at Port
age Lake is party of gentlemen con-
sisting of w. +. PETIT, f. w. Bowman,
A. III. Porter and Theadore Roger of
Ann Arbor, and j. III. Sheppard of
Concord, Mich, with Jasper Safereed
of Higgins Lake, as guide. These gen
tlemen are camped in dense cedar
swamp surrounding what is known as
the South bay, and i'm erecting their
rustic domicile they inadvertently
placed it directly across the we'll beaten
trail of bear who soon became aware
of the distractions, and seemed quite
| displeased at the assumption of these
intruders in thus interfering with his
moonlight promonades. About nine
O'Clock last Monday evening the gen
tlemen were startled by loud plash
ing in the water close to their camp,
and procuring light and guns they
proceeded TO investigate the cause OF
the unusual commotion. but had not
advanced far before bruin was discov.
cred in the lake, and a few feet from
shore, and a charge of buckshot was
thrown to him but not appreciated, as
il made him very sick, and he retired
to the protection of the swamp, while
the bold hunters beat a retreat TO camp
there to remain until all became quiet
when they reloaded and again sailed
forth accompanied by their dogs. The
bear was soon found but short dis
tance from camp mortally wounded
and was essily dispatched, and was 6
monster, the hide measuring feet in
length by feet in width thus proving
him to be of uncommon size.
Another incident perhaps NOR,
worthy of note. and one that viii
greatly add to the fame of this popu
lar Summer resort. was the finding by
one of the party of an immense pair o.
buck horns, partially buried beneat the
sand, on the opposite side of the bay
from their camp. The combined
length of both antlers was ten and &
half feet, and measured nearly twelv,
| inches in circumference. There ar,
five prongs on each horn, the longes
of which measured IS inches. The es
timated weight of these monster ant
lers when taken from the water wa
sixty pounds. Persons who have no
seen these horns think it must be 4
mistake. and that they are elk horns
but elk horns are quite flat, while thcs'
are round
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-08-18
Correspondence.

FREDERIcvuLE, August IL, 1881.
Editor 4 cdldnche:-Ugh This wealth
er is what makes one think of coats
while out of doors, and good fires while
within. Rather a sudden transition
from hot to cold and it takes good con
stitutions to stand the shock wholly
unimpaired. don't want newcomers
to imagine that this state of affairs is
a natural result of our climate, as a
general rule this is an exception; how
ever, our nights are cool usually throuh-
out the entire year. whicn fact | am
inclined to believe adds materially to
the health of the inhabitants. Crops
have suffered some from the drouth of
the past few weeks, but learn through
the papers that we are better off than
many of our neighbors in the Southern
part of our State. The recent rains
have done us world of good, and po-
tatoes, our staple crop, are looking
well. Early potatoes were affected by
the drouth and will hardly come up to
the average. The same may be said of
oats and corn. | do not think the
meadows have suffered.
Messrs. Chamberlain have their mill
nearly enclosed and it adds much to
the appearance of the village. Sever
al buildings are going up to be occu-
pied as dwellings when completed.
l.. w. Wight has stopped peeling
hemlock bark, and considers the peel
ing season virtually at an end.
James ball and family have returned
but Jim. will not again go on the sec
ton. He is at present employed in the
shingle mill
III. p. p Schmidt, proprietor of the
Fredericville Hotel, is in Chicago un-
der medical treatment for some trouble
with his lungs, perhaps Consumption.
IL he does not shortly obtain relief,
understand he contemplates a trip to
the Old Country.
AS regards Farmers Clubs, and es-
pecially that of Crawford county,
see no decisive step has been taken.
They are all apparently waiting for
some one to take the lead. Well,
was never "cut OUT for a leader, but
l will invite all those who are interest
ed in the matter of the immediate or
ganization of Crawford County Farm
ers' Club and Agricultural Association,
to assemble at the Court House in
Grayling, on Saturday the 10th day Of
September, at one o'clock p. M, sharp
and as an Agricultural Association
elect officers, and take the necessary
steps for the selection, purchase, ant
improvement of grounds to be used fol
the exhibition of agricultural and 9th
er products of our county, and to b'
known as the Crawford County Fail
Grounds. think IL is high time tina
this was underway, and / trust that al
may attend and lend a helping hant
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-08-18
GROVE. August 13. 1881.

GROVE, August 13 1881.
Editor A AcalGnche Noticing in your
issue of last week the. communication
from South Branch in reference to the
organization of a County Farmers
Club, thought to make n few remarks.
heartily concured in the idea n short
time ago, but after conversing with a
number of farmers Throughout the
county, i find that they are not gener-
ally in favor of organizing such "A club,
as they seem TO think ii would be com
mencing at the top and too liable to go
down the hill. | think it would be
more advisable to get up an interest in
our own individual townships by or
ganizing township clubs, and if sue
cessful, then a county farmers club.
But first of all let us create more home
interest-do majority of our clubbing
at home on our own farms, SO that
when we organize we will have some
thing to tell about. y. j. BELL.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-08-18
SHANCERY ORDER.

state Of Michigan: Twenty Third Judicial Cir
cult In Chancery. Suit pending in the Circuit
Court for the County Of Crawford in Chancery,
at Grayling, in said County, on the 18th day Of
June, A. ID. 1881.
Hutchinson Margaret 4. Hutchinson, and Hor-
alto Merrill, Defendants.
In this cause il appearing from affidavit on file,
that said defendants not residents of this
State but that said William Hutchinson and Mar
garet f. Hutchinson are residents of the State Of
Ohio and said Horato Merrill of the State Of
Missouri or louisiana on motion of 7. c. Cha
pin, complainants Solicitor ordered that the APP
pearance of said non-residents. William Hutch
inson Margaret f.. Hutchinson and Horatio Mer-
rill be entered therein within three months from
the date Of this order and in case OF their ap-
pearance in this cause, they answer TO the bill Of
complaint filed, and cause copy thereof to be
served on the complainants Solictorwithn TWEEN
ty days after serving on them. OF copy OF said
bill and notice Of this order and in default there
Of said bill will be taken as confessed by said
non resident defendants, and it is further ordered
that within twenty days the complainant cause a
notice Of this order to be published in the Craw'
ford County AVALANCHE, a newspaper printed,
published and circulated in said county, and that
said publication be continued therein once in each
week for six weeks in succession, or that he cause
| a copy of this order to be personally served on
| said nonresident defendants at least twenty
days before the time above described for their ap
pearance. j. b. FUTILE,
| &C. CHAPLIN, Circuit Judge
| Complainants Solicitor
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-08-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Reed City, Mich

Land Office at Reed City, Mich,
July II, 1851. I
Notice is hereby given thatthe following ne ned
settlers have filed notice of their intention 20
make final proof in support of their claims, ard
final entry thereof, and that said proof will De
made before the Clerk Of the Circuit Court of
Crawford County, Mich, at Grayling, the County
seat, on Friday, the 10th day of August,
1884, viz:
Frank p, Dilley, Homestead entry No. 1850, Tor
the NJ Of NwA, Sec % T % n, r West and
names the following witnesses to prove his con-
tinuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
tract viz:
Elisha Baker, of Fredericville 7. o. and r. S.
Babbitt Jr., of Grayling p. o., and p. NJ. Hoyt,
and b. f. sherman. of Fredericvilie and all of
Crawford County, Mich.
Mark S Dilley Homestead entry No. 1913, for
the NEI4 of SW14 and SW14 Of NWA, Sec. 22, I
! % N II West, and namesthe following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon and cult
vation of said tract, viz:
r. S. Babbtt. Jr., Of Graylng p. o., and f.
Baker p NJ Hoyt. and Sherman, of Frederic
vile, all of Crawford County Mich.
EDWARD STEVENSON, Register,
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-08-18
CHERIFF'S SALE.


Notice is hereby given, that by virtue Of a writ
of execution, ISSUED out OF the Circuit Court for
the County of Crawford, in favor of John Ballard,
and against the goods and chattels and real es-
tate of Phillip Moshier, Sr, in said county TO me
described and delivered, did, on the End day of
July, 1884, levy upon and take, all the right, title
and interest of the said Phillip &oshier, Sr., in
and to the following described real estate that is
TO say: all that certain pieces and parcels of
land comprised in house and lots nine 1877 and ten
[10l. block H. of the village of Grayling, accord
ing to the recorded plat of said village.
All Of which / shall expose for sale, at public
auction or vendue, TO the highest bidder, at the
front door of the Court Honse in Grayling in said
county, on the 18th day of August next, at 2
o'clock in the afternoon.
Dated this end day of July, 1881.
1916 DAVID LONDON, Sheriff.