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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13


DISCUSSING THE CARE OF THE TEETH.
The American Dental Association began its twen-
tieth annual convention in Irving Hall yesterday
morning. Among the members present from other
Litch, r. l.. Buckingham and +. \. Darby, of Phil
aadclphia Professor Weathcrsby, Of Boston; T.. II.
bus, 5. G.. q. ii; Gushing and J. n. Grouse, of Chi
cage; W, IL. Goddard, of Louisville. Ky; and II:
). Mckelop, OF st. Louis. Alter the roll call and
the reading of the sccretary's report DR.. G. N.
Ilercc, VINO presided, made the opening address
lie sald III part:
Little has been written, and nothing sysematzcd or
formulated respccn the allmportant factors the
production OF eamos uni ycrsa disease which results
Ia toe destruction of tooth tissues. We may derive
valuable information from os, cryations upon
tHc lover animals, especially nom the eff cts
upon nahts Ollie, exerc.eo Tnooo animals which live
Implanted teeth, and the most effective arrangement Tor
ise replacement OF toot.s @nctulo when lost by wear
o. entirely absent in ANIMALS which have long
to cone"c a or e aS ny Se fT preT h s of
dental carries ami lnany dental de ormties in
il5e "rSc cue 10 e mere 'shS use OF so.t FOODS ana
10 lhe Ia OF proper rs" ot tue cetd III cOMminutng
harder and dryer pal uiun he pfolcr triuration OF
winch would hr an a"tVc St!Wulaut tending to produce
hciticr and stronger development OF tooth stru tue
i h'r t. mako him fully .cogni1ant OF the marked
ilHsfEnco N the teeth or those sunsist ns
various institutions where Inmates detained
a"iu tion the teeth, for noting influence upon
Zen Zen of e the warm GrnAs which soften and
II TINS body shall appoint voluntary committee which
slali hean careful systematic lnNcSti,s
u3N III ORDER to ascertain the causes watch contribute
to the almost univ crsa existence Of dental carries be
hNNc tltt Nltiln yea we may INFORM the pubic what
are TIC CT uses, phys al mChtal moral and dicctic
Tat axe contributing to tc Pr VCucc Of condition
OF thc tccth, which is so destructive OF health and
beatty.
In the afternoon the Association was divided into
Sccti H. ans pI CrS were prepared and Will be read
to-das on the ol'oNing ~ jcctS Dental Ltcra-
tu.V and Nomoncloture' Operative Dentistry,'
Anatomy and Physiology" Pathology and her
a'cutlys," " Artificial DentiStr f, and Dental Edu-
m" in the evening he niaoty delegates and
mum. cr az Woucn met III Irving Hall. The third
ton. charged with Nomenclature and Icehnicality
rciOl t'D Through Scirnau, DEW. H. Atkinson, OF
TINS CltN. he report VAS elaborate ana technical
dl, IA ion followed upon lOpt filling. DIR. Atkin-
son q, en- ed tie use OF oxide phosphate. DR. l. T.
cah cr'by said Cha! lac use only god in filling all
cavities, Whnc pr. Nchcljop advised the Of
gutta pcrCha and culrioici,u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
TO STATE PRISON FOR PERJURY

The trial of William II. Holt. agent of the So
ciey for the Prevention of Crime for perjury in the
Court of General Sessions before Judge Cowing was
concluded yesterday. The jurors were out about
three hours and brought in ycrIict of guilty. Holt
had Theodore Edgar and William GUY arrested My
90 ChathaIn-st. He atterward made an affidavit
that tins was not true and that he had sworn
falsely. On the witness stand h. SwOre that his
second affidavit was true. Judge COwing sentenced
the prisoner To five years in state Prison. Such
crimes he said, ought to be punished severely as an
cXaInnlc to parlurVrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
A DRUGGISTS SERIOUS MISTAKE.

Coroner Hermann called yesterday to hold an
inquest Louisa Rcbetta, Il child of six months
who died from an overdose of opium at No. 270
Avenue-C. The child had been suffering from
cholera infantum, and WAS very weak when Dr.
Joyce, OF No 21l East Thirty -rst-st., on
Monday prescribed half grain of OBJ IN to
bo gwen in seven doses. The prcscrption
was prepared at o drugstore at Tnirtccnth-
st. and Avenuc-B., Dut by stake the
drug was put up III two instead Of seven powders
One of these, containing quarter of Il grain of
opium, given 70 the child, who ued il ten hours
One grain Is the ordinary dose OF opium given to
adults
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
TWO ZULUS IN THE TOMBS

The spectators at Bmnell's Museum, at broadway
and Nmth-sl., Thursday last, saw john Toner Of
No. 2i7 Ehza4cth-Nt., insult one of the Zulus
on eXhblidon, by asserting that his native wi DIS
were i'll Thompson-st. The Xulu resented the
insult and knocked Toner down. Yesterday To-
ner preferred Il charge of assault, and eleven
IOmbS policemen went to the Museum
TO arrest the Offending Zulu. He was willing to be
arrested but would not put on any extra clothing.
Here was dclcmma. The officers gcsticuIatcd and
talked to themselves but the Iuul would not be
convinced. Finally q procession formed
ana ourtii-avc street was
boarded. The dozen or more passcu-
gers in the car not being accustomed 10 the
war dances of the Iulus lett the car and the ccyrn
policemen with their TWO duS,y prisoners were tho
observed Of all observers through the Bowcry TO
the Iombs Police Court. Justice Otterbourg CON
tinucd the case until this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
THE GARFIELD FAMILY FUND.
CYRUS W. FIELD GETS ADVICE WITH sUBsCRI

CYRUS W. FIELD GETS ADVICE WITH sUDsCRIP-
TONS.
Tho fund originated by Cyrus w. Field for the
h"hent OF resident Gai fields family increased
~ subscriptions yesterday Tl2,31I, of which
should he ia SET. The subscriber of this sum chose
To- conceal his Identity and sent word of his purpose
through ChareS lmnicr, OF Wln>low, Lauer y Co,
WHO communicated the fact to Mr.. Field that he
vas INSTRUCTED to draw unon bis friend for the
amount Whenever the contingency occurred. MIR.
icli replied 10 A.r Lanicr:
- hope very soon TO have to call upon You for
the ?';ooO Menfloncd III your letter. As shall
certainty Get tn" $4,000, perhaps yon would
pfttct to pay the amount at once"
The other 5000 cane from Edwin Y. Benson, Of
Iin!adelPhla, who tclg ;raphcd IN The forenoon ="
Will swing IN With the hoys fGr 5000, which
remit 10y mail" Tw" subscriptions were cabicd
from EHiopc. The first dispatch came from London
LONDON, July II.
CIErs w. Fed, Ner- Tqr&.
ieiay Win Mrs Garfield N her roahlc and request Der
mission TO suhsciNe u 900 to nd YOU ale raising
for he aud the family and L@nera have directions to
lay ihc money "n your demand. PARRY.
The other cable message was sent by General j.
Meredith Read. once Uuitc1 STATES Minister to
Greece, from Paris. 1t requested Mr.. Field draw
upon nlm for $40 through Munruc and suggested
that tie l" 'cript or be made National one VIII
Han l.. Strong wrote TO say tnat he esteemed IT II
otcrt privilege ia contribute II cicck fl 5000 ::
three children who had d" seen the President at
l. Ge'ol sent dollar each, and nine, ycaIs-ol
T'rl at iahucid, y. -. Seno o,lar on her birth
day, and hored ire>ident Garfield won'd get we'll
Mr. irlls position IL the muvcm, at has ScnSihly
increased It's m:Il ard he now receives not only
letters lncloSmg Subscriptions but cpiStes of all
NlrdS Yesterday an apprentice wrote 10 say that
he regret ted lie was TOO poor 10 give any money TO
the Jun !; but he was anxious to SLOW that his
friendship for the Prcad 'ut was not Shaky' so he
proposed that If Mr.. II 1T wOuld pat some work IN
ms way that the coHd do between 1870 p. IN. and IS
a. m, ALLOWING him four hours TO Sleep lie would
contribute the amount earned thereby to the fund.
Mr.. FWld Il so received some rhyning lines VITA Il
mourulul refrain, wtich had hcrn sung at the
l"urth OF July celebration ~ Carthage. No.. aud
i"ur clo~clv-Writtcn pages fr IN Il woman who
urged that the substitution Gc made open to all to
the poor as we'll rs tie Ii h aGd rSlccaIY to the
women. for, aid the letter. Nho can he more
grateful than American Noulcu t" or dear Mrs.
garfield tor her perfect disqualification of the
courage f'yitldc aud the wIely virtues of Amcri-
can WOm1uhOpd ~
The following vera the additional subscriptions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
A WEARY TRIAL NEARLY ENDED.

The nvesi CATION of the charges ag list the Police
Commissioners was continued Yesterday before the
Mayor Chicf Clcrl iIawcy, OF Police Hcalquar
tcrs testified to the manner of thc orgailZ lion
of the Police Board and the nature of it's duties He
enumerated the various committees of the Board
aud their duties. The work OF he COMMITTEES ON
Strcet-C leaning included the apo ntincn and dis
charge of men employed i'm cleaning the streets lie
gave the cost of removing the street refuse and
ashes This had been steadily reduced from % cents
Il CARLOAD in 1873 10 81 cents ia 1850 The state
Iuents heretofore submitted OF the work done by Che
Street Cleaning Bureau and the moneys expended
correct transcripts from the books OF the Po-
hco Department.
Ii is understood that the investigation is now
rapidly nearing Its end and that few days longer
will bring it to Il close
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Ne,r- York Hotel-Senator b. T.. Jonas, of Louisi-
ana Hfndsor Hotet-J G.. do Amara Vaene, Brazilian
Charge dAnares at Washington Henry whitney, Of
BOSTON BrerOor HOUseA. Gerard, of the French Lega
ton at Washing on run Arenue Hoe-ExGovernor
H. +. Baldwin, OF Michigan 81. James HOtet-Judge w
t. learned state Treasurer n. y. Wendell. and John
Smyth Of Albany Hotel Brunsicck- d. B
It. John of Newburg Park Apenus HocL-Ex Governor
j. b. iage. OF Vermont Giisey House allet Klbourn
of Washington and John Il. Lyon, of Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
TUE BATTLE OF THE BoYNE REMEMRERED.

The Battle of tic Boyne was celebrated yes
terday by the Orange societies of NewYorll
and Brooklyn by quiet picnic. The steamer
Blackbird and the bargcs w. A. Sumner and
{. A. Arthur, gayly decorated wish orange flags
and streamers and carrying band oi music,
conveyed the party TO Biegan's Park, near
Dobbs Ferry. The brooklyn contingent consisted
their families, embarked at Fulton Ferry. Stops
were made at Thirty -fOurth-st. and One hundreds
and-twcnty -ninth-st. Bishop Mcnamara joined the
excursion at Manbattanvilie, wearing tha orange
aud green colors entwined III a roSettc. The New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
M FINE INIELLiGENCE.


MINIArC Re- ALMANAG
TODAY.
sun rses. 40 sun scis..... 7:3l fast 5n 3Oa
Moon ri cs.- $40 Moon souths. days
UI'id WATER rO-DAN-A NJ
sandy Hook SOB GOV lsand.. 9:20 IIen lis
H'd WATER TODAY N.
Sandy Hook-- 9:2S GOV. island $50 Hon Cate. ll4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
TO SMART BUSINESS MEN.

Wanted only first class OF good rpufe take city
nights ma a 'ni Ihf greatest and most profitable
of the century.
references - the "A America rs - valve
CASH required from $1,000 10 $1,000, according
territory.
500 weekly can be realized the outlay 81 ooo
Nolsk.
Apply in instance TO W. C. W Lock Box as Brooklvp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE p II MEMORIAL ENTERPRISE.


meeting al the Poo Me nOrial C0m;altteo was
held yesterday at p. m at tlt one" OF ~ - sam
called 10 spurious AND singular |Ocalueut " d.ch
has of late been anosNUi lsiy pt IN cIicu!a,lph
n,isrep,eSenting facts coGua g. WITH tie zoe Nt-
mnria. M rDrisr ard tatDr the vows oil tHo
committee to w. t. Gin, OF It's Farmer mem
bcrS, who has Prove an ObHrN!CuS an touol.S"H'I
person. The following atcI, ent WAS prcrar = ;tic
was Sguod by all the committeeman prtScut whose
names are appended TO it, and It's publication as
au. horzed:
printed circular recently been dstribui ID plr-
Iieno.d" C3,n.itec h.!d e itr NM. G,d,, ~ r.
Ga fron alleged unis stricn,cs ol tle gowsi@per
press, and asserting the c"w"i' icrs 'oht'i' , w
W. +. GHls iutegny ana H,tIi ,i u, ,,,'I nc nc
a"ciinh' = "i>sii',i' ~ - 80 NV rnItn,rl
u uecti ~ ,. ,So H. ~, inner ,, member ,,f ti,
dIvan w., l. "'"' Wv
' ~si.~,,l o~corliuglv feel constrained Ia sev
t,,at t" c,,,u mr. ma esrc v.s nat .,l.ao,.e.i 10y
them noe did thcy knowledge OF any resolutions
such are therein printed i""'c r"uti"H@ "e'"
Ievel presented az Any lo- '' i' e" 't' &C.
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a. l.; e. ,,,t, ,,,,,i3,pv
C,tEt:, r. Frrro<G
THOMAS MCWAilEis.
r. -, - Tho ,,,o or 81 ..;+. ,i,,,o r,o., ,e,,,ls
ii'i"t$ w. ..,,e ,c .,,l;,,,, - ,,).c,;,,
toNitilHS ~, ~ 49,: t,';t =. ''- -. ~, H.,
~ ii''''. 80 49,, ~ - ,.,.,
the co,,h''ee were '>t 10 '''nul" At M i'H',
j. W., me P'l"'.SS' rC""''Ni' 49, -, ." -
sct",' ~ d. n.i, 20 .1 :. ~ , % WIN % t
a. JhS; il, ~ nv ~ wa 10
w u - MI ~ ;','if ,, ,,t, ~ ,.a, tI.,
a., - ,th w - an 'rd i; ;,,'rio ,s, .int
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hi9Pteu n u S'' 'S. '.,5 NIS uWmo it' "Vru
H"-l f'r' ""'.'' 80. 'O'' " ~ q"
hUiT q, d 49, .i, 'O'"''''', " "o'i.'' '' o.
.iN'U<h "ieS' Ii"iiH :" u"',I tN'S 80, n'' -
Ignorance 81 .Wiai il'l bf'h l'tI5 iWtiNcN zone
Alter some time IN" circular CONTAINING these squirt
ohN resolutions WIS ls''1 III Viit'' "u. ne co!
thttee' aS i:'tEoI VI Cpui nus tosui',;' 'tS
u"Cu"ch', WINCH oo""N " DV' "t''l HI''' t'S'i''t"S
20 thG lnVentive ,naehctH "i u OaC o. us
iiit 10 III ~ i h,I 1, ~, re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
'rr the additional subscriptions
WO2KINGMEN'S DIFFICULTIES.

The feeling of hostility hrtwcon he lonr,horc
men working on the Vanderbilt Elevator Pier. ut
~iNty-Scvcnth-s,, and the NoI,h River. and ia, sc
who are stlikug to accurr th'.r wages COR over two
weeks was cmhittcred by II dI-turhgn"c whch
occurred Monday night a. 1t" men 'ho hal been
ON the pier were going h'n'. Wh!c passing
I"ugl tlity-nlnth-Nt., b,t"rrn TcutA and
T. eVcnth-HVe~., they were greeted by Il shower OF
beer hotties, bricks and other mis- ilr, one Of the
men was Injured IN the head by Il tr, ipg-paa. The
stnkcra sand yesterday t at The Alta wa. made by
the women from the tenement hous,s. aad that tlicy
were ignorant of 1T Fine m.u bclungiug to the
doWn-town and brooklyn II ,rus vino had been
hired to rrp'a the STRIKER returned to rk yes
tcrday morning. They heavily armed. At a
few minutes before r. m, the un'u QuIt work and.
headed by the p"lcrmeu, march Il through the
railroad ward toward FlltN-U th-~t where can't ain
kllii,a and sergeant kortwUght. OF the iorty-
seventh street Stauou aud a Squad Of twenty
men. met he party and cruductcI IT through Tie
tenement district where thc former attack was
made
=, \ large meeting cf the striking employees of the
Hydraulic Iron Works, in Brook W. was held yes
tcrday morning. President Iu 'kcr. OF the Sncriy
Of Anna, ramatcd Engincc =, stated that of the 10
men who went on strike three weeks ago ony
lhiry-,even had deserted. There is nearly
100000 i'll the treasury of the society and the
secretary in London has teieeraphrd t At tn mcun-
hcrs of the society shall have support out of 1t while
on strike.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13

York lodges were Prince of Orange, Derry Wall,
Gideon, Joshua, and Washington Purple Star The
day was passed in dancing and games, and at
O'clock the vessels started for the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13

Garrison. Albert NJ. Billings John Baird George J.
Forrest, Andrew V. Stout, Arthur Leary, John j.
McCook and Fausto Mora The board will meet for
organization to-day.
The yearly report read at the meeting showed
surplus in the assets of the company of about
$500, OGO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
Important 10 Business Men,
Merchants and Manufacturers,

FOR SALEA valuable patent for the Dominion Of Canada
N"lue lnr 90 mon h" iicut can DE purchase
tllns q" payment ioltanr has liicady Tea l f,a
the American patent IN twelve months None nod , h, o
SdhN" command al least =IoUno. AdN,lfi~iu~
lUSl'eS es"l1iors need NOT apply. Grams
a. Nii as money llHc pals their rel.l
To- ne mos Sc aiinil ng inquiries value solicited
Apply in nrst instance 10
". Z. W.. Lock Box Is. RtooklYn. \. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
lAnnounce ucntS

tAnnounce neatsI
Flies and Mosquitoes cleared out by a Is
cent Uox " Rough on Rats" Ask druggists
For Twenty-Five cents Won can get forty of
Carriers Little Liver Plshc best liver regulator IN tie
world. 50 ~
HENRY \. DANIELS. VI. D.,
IA irNln-ton-tNe. near eBtl-s-
Hours 10 ! and 10 :.
Attention a. Gentle
How refreshing to the feverish invalid ia
iA.tANiS ~EltfKR AplIENF aati an,
msry character snrpasses that of any other sold By
JOHANN 1OFFS GENUINE MALT EXTRACT.
Beware Of limitations az ti>
an9 appetizer &euun" mas signatures Of johann snd
i"tl ''i, sole agent /. on the
Depot, y. J. Wtnan, AstoT House.
LUNDBORG'S PERFUME,
Nar,ciiil Neil Rose.
PRESIDENT GAEFIELp's STEWARD.
MT William J.. summit Watg din mo rno-a
rood IN tao months tan the other u-es n sew
cntecu years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
OLD TRUSTEES REELECTED.

At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Newly DIRK Loan and Improvement Company yestcr-
day. the former trustees reelected without Oh
position. They are jose L. dc Navarro. " lillian H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
CROSSING THE OCEAN.

The steamer st. Laurent, of the French
Line. viii sail tor Europe to-day. The Wyoming saisd
yesterday The follow M are the cabin lists:
HANRr.-BY STEAMSHIP ST. LAURENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
NOMINATED FOR DOCK COMMISSIONER.

At the meeting Of the Board of Aldermen vcster-
day commune alton WIS received from the MaNor
with iraWlug he nomination Of ". l.. NcCrra tx
for Dock so uulsSioucr, and nominating in his pa
John \. No1rAls. Accompany ing tine coInuiuui,a a.
ton wa, Il letter from MIR. McCIcaly. He states
that he was @raliiicd by the uHc> rctrd and uIso-
lrltcd honor 0i the nominaton, but iiuds tlqt tin.
duties OF the office are O. such nature that II oud
he lmpoS>lhi" torhim 10 Gvr energetic and udcuu1c
ate I On to them without re icuil las present
Odicia position. In addition. the condition of Ia,
health IS such hat he has been compelled iorscVcra
years 80 pass the gre; ter part OF ach summer at a
dis anrc from Newly Oril CITY. aud he l. now nd yscd
by his pay stefan that he mus ave town.
The nomination OF Nh. Noorhis was aid upou the
table. MIR. OorhiS was nominated aud confirmed 1s
LXcs" Comm Nsoucr under tn" charter Of 1878 llc
WAS appointed Il Police Commissioner to iii ;hc VA
cancy CAUSED ny the retirement Of Police Coniil>-
sloner Ch1rlicl in ~, 1871, and scr.cd the I'M
expired term lie was APPOINTED by Mayor Cooper
m NOvcmpcr 1879, to iii the uncNpiYcd term of
Police Comm. ,Sioner james T.. Morrison, when The
latter resigned. tue reinstatement of G.urlat
WIN am +. smith by the Court oas ID Mr.. Noor,i T.
ilc Is a pron neut mcmb of the Democratic COM
mittcc OF On" hundred, and WoIl-kuoNn business
man OF the Ninth Ward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13

his ARRIVAL FROM NrW-OEIEANS- ARRAIGNED BE
FORE UNITED STATES CVMMlosIONrK-INCi-
DUN1S OF III, CAREER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13

HENRY \. DANIELS. ". D.,
IA -ton-tVe. near Bth.,l
Hours. : 10 and I'D =
Attention % Gentle aen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13

For TWENTY-FIVE cents y0u can get forty of
Carriers Little Liver Psthc regulator In tie
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-07-30
MarshaI's Sale.

DY VIRTUE Of an Alias writ of fieri facias,
ID issued out of and under the seal of the
Circuit Court of the United States for the
Eastern District of Michigan dated on the 18th
day of May, A. ID. 1881 to me directed and de-
livered against the goods and chattels, lands
and tenements of George p. Humphrey and
David Smith, 1 did on the 23rd day of May AID:
1881 duly levy upon all the rights, title and
interest Of said George p. Humphrey and
David Smith in and to the following described
lands and tenements, the same being and ly-
ing in the village of Cheboygan, County of
Cheboygan, in said Eastern District of Michi-
gan, TO wit A piece of land commencing at
the south east corner Of lot Gin r. Nelson's
addition TO Cheboygan village, Cheboygan
County, Michigan, thence southerly along the
west line of Summons street, ninety-one links
to stake, thence. westerly mt right angles to
said street, six rods to stake, thence north
erly ninety links to the southwest corner OF
said lot ''C'' i'm said T.. Nelson's addition thence
easterly along the south line of said lot &C. to
the place of beginning; which said described
lands and tenements, shall expose for sale at
Public Auction to the highest bidder on the
Both DAY OF AUGUST NEXT, at IL o'clock
noon, of said day at the front door of the
Court House, of the County of Cheboyean at
the village of Cheboygan in said Eastern Dis
~ SIS. MATHEWS,
u. 3. Marshal.
astern District of Michigan j9t7
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-07-30
A Life-savlng Lesson IN Physics.

It is a well-knOwn fact that any per-
son of average structure and lung capac-
ity will float securely in water IL care Is
taken to keep the hands and arms sub
merged and the lungs full OF air. Yet in
most cases people who are not swimmers
Immediately raise their hands above their
head and scream the moment they find
themselves in deep water. The folly Of
such action can be impressively illus
trated by means of half empty bottle
and couple of nails; and the experiment
should be repeated In every household
until all the neutrality-suspicious. the
woman and children-realize that the
only chance for safety in deep water lies
in keeping the hands under and the
mouth shut.
Any shOrt-necked, square-shouldered
bottle will answer, and the nails can be
easily kept in place by a rubber band or
string. First ballast the bottle with
sand, so that it will just float with the
nails pointing downward, then by turn
ing the arms upward. the bottle will be
either forced under water at once or will
be tipped over 80 that the water will pour
into the open mouth, and down 1t will 60.
To children the experiments very i'm
pressive one and the moral of it is easily
understood.
The vital value of this precautiOn was
strikingly illustrated near AccOmac G..
H., Virginia, a few days ago. A niece of
the Hon. John Feely, while bathing, was
swept off into the ocean by strong cur
rent and soon disappeared in the high
breakers. AS she could not swim her
companions gave her up for lost. Two
young fishermen who were employed
some distance away thOughtfully set out
with small boat in search of her, and,
when a mile or more from shore, found
her floating on the water. She had been
drifting nearly an hour and was greatly
exhausted, but soon recovered. Unable
to swim she had pluckily fOated, thereby
making her rescue possible.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-07-30

OUR money order system is soon to be
connected with New Zealand. New South
Wales and Victoria, those Australasian
colonies having stated their willingness
to enter into the arrangement which
our government had already proposed to
them.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-07-30

IT is said that the President remem-
bers every incident of the day of the
shooting, and says he was engaged most
of his time in studying the faces of the
friends about him and watching the
effect of the shock upon them.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-07-30
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