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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-11-15

Why weep yc then for Lin, who, having won
The bound OF mans appointed years, VI last,
Lifes blessings all enjoyed, life's labors done,
sorenely to bis final rest has passed
While the soft memory Of his virtues yet
Lingers like twilight hues, when the bright sun
Ia set
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-11-15

The receipts of the Pennsylvania
Rail Road company for the month Of
September is estimated, it is said, at
si,000,000.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-11-15

There is no serious subject of con.
troversy between the United States
and Spain, the latter having in spirit
of friendship acceded to the views of
the former Tor the trial Of American
citizens in the island of Cuba, accused
of crime before civil tribunal.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-11-15

One of the Japanese at the Cen.
tennial calls our delicious fruit, tho
peach, a fraud. Hepurchased dozen,
gouged out the pits, cracked them, ate
the kernels, and threw the rest away.
Another inexperienced Jap ate a quar-.
ter peck of the fruit, and nearly choked
to death in gulping the ''seed."
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-11-15

Most of the Centennial exhibitors
have rcaped harvests by the sale of
their goods. The Turks and Russians
have pretty nearly sold out; the
Chinese and japanese have stuffed
their pockets, and the French have
also done well.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-11-15

The papers OF Western Pennsyl.
vania are requested TO notice that
man named John Wolland, died at the
Sisters of Charity Hospital, Buffalo,
August 9th. Friends of the deceased
can obtain all information known of
him by the authorities, by addressing
John c. level, Overseer of the Poor,
Buffalo. n. Y.
, 1876-05-22

A singular case has been Developed at tho
Maryland University Hospital. A .young w,-
man OF intelligence and respectfully eon1ieet-
Gu, who has been treated tor an !nyurablo all
dotntua. affection, requests that after death
her body be d!sscctel for tho benefit Of ecl.
encc. III letter to Resilent-PlIysiclan Ash
BY, shu says: "As my death must speedily
result from causes, which haze t,at!lel science
and confused tho best medical minds, drslru
that you shall perform upon my body, utter
DEATH, nh examluatixa, aial ascertain whit IL
Is TINT has tcrin!rsto.l my !tfe. request
TINT such examination shall 10 ,ltule
privately and respectfully by your
srlt and u few os yon5, inedE-
thcrinoro urged my parents a.n! friends to aliow
such al examination, aul to !nfor1n yo'l ut o.re
as to my lcatl lu casc VI such aA cyent, slnre
| s!lall 60 to my hume from The hospital
to pass tile remainder Of my days.
ust-tnortcu. examination, can do ,nu III
possible llarts, aud It lnay. benefit SCIENCE,
iIko myself. Moreover, dssiro to express In
this manner ths gratitude feel to tho mau,y
mellcal mel who have laborctl for my relief.
I.uatty, /. IL duty owc my ser aud NY Go<l."
She MN lsare tds hosptsal a1d rctmn to her
, 1876-05-22


Sptctal Di*pasch 10 The 1s4buas.
WASHINGTON, May 21.-The President sent to
tho Senate yesterday tho nomination Of c. E.
Meyer to bc United States Marshal for Northern
md Middle Alabama. Meyer Is Chairman Of
ulc Republican State Central Committee Of
Alabama representing tho Spencer faction, mud
formerly resided III Mobile, ,wllcro he held Fed
cral Office. Within tho last year 1t Is reported
he bus left the State and become permanent
resident Of new York; and, after this, Ills fatlure
to resign Ills position In the Republican party
In Alabama WIS justly complained Of
by many OF tho members OF that
body, and wn9 given rs among many reasons for
tho reform organization. Ever sinec the split
In the purity in Alabama became assured, spcn-
ccr and Ills friends have been doing everything
III their power to secure the removal Of nil Fed
cral otIiccr-lioldcrs who have glvcn atd Or en-
courtgcruent to tho reform movement. They
were particularly anxious to rccapture the Post
Offices Mt Montg gomery md Mobile, not only that
they might continue to uso them for thu pro-
motion IT their political schemes, but nls0 to
punish the PosttiInstcrs at those points for Dur
Ing to join tho RcforncEs. They have made
ALL soIsTs OF ACCUSATIONS
against these men, layinE great stress on tho
assertion that they utc disloyal to tho party,
deserters tn the Democrats, etc, !; but Tostnas-
ter General Jewell, whose confidence tn Spencur
and Ills friends WIS severely shaken by 'certnin
discoveries made ltttlp moro than Hycar ago,
ling refused to rcnlUve either without good
cause, alla the President hrs thus fur sustained
Ncfor1ners last winter received such assuruuctz,
from ien. urant that they returned believing,
no Federal officer would be disturbed on account
nf his affiliations with them.
, 1876-05-22
SPORTING.
EQUESTRIAN ENDURANCE.
TIE NEW YORK auarAya-nAcE A rnAup.


Rptrtof ttrft.Eonfrlr- " The 3t1tunf
New York, May 1o-The, telegraph tas nj.
really informed you that George Paskcr fnilcd
yesterday In Ills attempt at Fleetwood Park 10
ride 5o5 miles in fifteen llnura. Tho track was
not favorable, turning very heavy before the
rider had made Ills first hundred miles, and te
rider was very badly managed aa to dress, rid
Ing, and rcfresh,nent. Tic horscs have nothing
to do With feat Of this klrai, At least In this
instance. They arc wtry, wlel;cd taucaling
little brltes, that can get over the
ground In from 2:2o to $40. Rtling
then. mile each heat gives each about
10 miles to do il such trial In Is hours, no
very severe test rs regards tic animals, hut, rs
the rider has to change horses about 10
t!n,cs and they are perfect brutc* in tho way of
kicking, bucking, and boiling. he is ragked
good deal. Had Parker changed hts direction Of
riding from time to time, worn ratu,nal riding
,lrcts, with light waterproof suit for change,
tatrl with bccf-tea ani hrsln'ly, instead nf
swiling wuter md nibbllng. saiiors' biscuit,
lie could hardly hare lust Tic fraud in tle
whole concern 'cons!sts IN Tue wny It
crowd, stinaiate.i BY s bllls aud ircc drinks
have been employed to wrlto It TIP, sensation
ally, ~ tlIc result of Il wagcr of Sto1o0 bcswrcn
wealthy Californian and ali Eastern man. and
A@Af[ FuSICu Ab"Ak hflE 1HAAt%
| vanlucIo WHO was to ride to get stalte to
cnalc him to marry l;rk-cyetl scnorlta, and
Eo on, aud grossly. exaggerated stories Of the
cruelty of tlle riding a'ld the yle!ousness
simply t' cts,anee the erusaloni. The simple
fact Is that the trials nrc but exhibition racea
ridden toE The gate money. uAh that tue nla',-
ugess will give II srrics Of them at uil the largc
cttcs fn tho country, Including, without doubt,
| Chicago.
Such fcats have been performed before. Nell
II. Mowcry, Aug. :, 1SG5, ut San Francisco rode
20 ilorscs 800 miles In II hours . minutes, mak-
Ing the oO0 miles In y hours 2 minutes IS sec
onds. In 1850 a pony rider, Jack
Powers, carried the malls from Los
Angelus to Monterey, 2a5 miles III q housr,
assong his llurscs ftuH the herd Of spare Otlcs
driven with lin, ne IL the custom on the riains
| anl also with tie fust messengers Uf the Mani
toban haIf-hrreds. III 1858, ut San Francisco,
using Il horses, he rode 15U miles IN 9 hours ~
minutes 81 seconds: md Tom AicSabb rode oo0
nltcs within the 10 hours, also ut the Cn1[for-
nian Capital. George Oabalilcstor, "thc
Squire" III November, 1s3l, fur. wager .!
2,0W guinsas, using . horses, and
riding over q 4-!ntc course On
storiny tluy, heavy ruin falling for foul
hours Of the match, made 200 miles in hour!
- minutes, the actual ran,!ng. time being
hours ~ minutes md eccpntla. lie rode ON
horse {'rranby, TINT WIS afterwards brought II
America, and sired sonic OF our best stock) II
miles, onc T. seventeen T. antl nine 4. Tws
hours afterwards lie had taken bath mt
ridden to town to dinner, where they "kcpt Il
up" In the characteristic style Of those days
md ufrhts.
, 1876-05-22
NOTES AND NEWS.
q ORTIZ.


Rpsctai DssbatcA to 70s Tstbune. .
WASHINGTON, D. c., May al.-Tho COMMITTEES
on Foreign Affairs l.aa summoned Godluvo 8.
Ort!', exaInistes to Austria, to testify relative
to tho Payment, during tue last Congress. Of
certain Venezuela claims.
IMPEACHMENT.
The Senate Inst evening, after considerable
d'scussion declined to tEx tho time tor voting on
tho question Of Jurisdiction. sou~ new points
have been brought forward which may consurne
seyerai days. Mcantinc uo ono cali bc found
on the Senate sidc who believes adjournment
poaab!o bcforo abcut the 1st Of July.
SCARCITY or MALL CuAh0a-
nstdfch 70 5s. LoHts Republican,.
WARRINGTON, hRy 19.-The scarcity OF Small
change herc has becoIno almost q {atntne, and u
DOW serious question for tho local ananctcra.
The tradcspeople are continually begging at tho
Treasury for coin, but 1t seems to ct Into It's
hlding-place as soon - given out For week
past now the complaint has been universal that
business cannot be transacted for tho want Of
Change. Treasurer New Will puy the ,ooo Or
1000 employees IN isis department. next mouth ln
aliyer coin. This Will 70 i great ways toWafd
relieving tho local stsinyency, but Will probably
result ia nothing but Temporary relief; Mem. Q.
bers Of Congresa have the practical wozkingS of
tas su7es bill brought hpns to thet9. and y II,
, 1876-05-22
The Sultan a. Daily Victim Of Soul
Chilling Hai!ucinations.
Three Moro Executions OF Persons
Connected with the SalOn-
lea Riot.
Count Andraasy Confident that England
Will Unite with the Powers.
Thirty Thousand Troops to Sail
for Cuba Immediately.
Passage of the German Railway Bill
toa Second Roading.
TURKEY.
COUNT ASlIK4s.Y's HOPES.

TURKEY.
COUNT ASuKAssy's HOPES. =
pssrn, May 2l.-Thc Austrian delegation has
bcun engaged III discussing the estimates Of the
Foreign Ol1lcc. At tho sitting yestcsduy Count
Anslrassy, in reply to questions, Eaid: ~ am
now able to statu that the pcaCc Of Europe will
not bc disturbed. The proposed reforms have
been accepted by Europe untl Turkey, nnd Joy
fully greeted by the insurgents, who now only
desire guarantees fur their execution. The
prrsent aetton Of tic powers Is directed towards
!. peaceful ,r.noval Of tho obstacles preventing
tle accomplishment NJ reforms" Count Ar
t1rassy said liz was personally convinced that
England would iuin III I'M agrecmgnt when thc
nutcly paei1icsttory intcntiuns Ut the powc5s be-
come manifest. THE result oi
THE CONFERENCE At pEHL1N
Wis that the luscrs, setting aside oil individual
interests, hul resolved to nuke the iiiaintenance
Ut European peace their guiding principle, nno
to cuufcr together on eIch ense rs It might
arise. Thc Count declared that lie would
guarantee that llo injury To AslstFo-i1ungar'an
Interests would result from the Conference.
| lie itpultatcd the charges Of Austrian con-
nivance III tl,e flssurrcctiois, and opposed t!ic
| Idea II military occupation by Austfia Of tho
trsurgcnt provnccs.. Austria, he said, IN con-
clueiop, llad 70 enemies, and stood on tie best
ternIs with al forc!gn countries anu might con;
fl,icntly anticipate that her ei1Urts " defend
pelcc would bc successful.
| sAI.os1C.A. ~
| FAnfs, Al1y "a SPECIAL ulsPatcA 4To'u
Athens, published here, reports that three nure
executions arc To take placc iD salontca to-day.
During tho funeral of tue murdered Consuls
last Wednesday, the forc!gn naen-of-war IN the
1arl,or Of Sat0n!ca Ind orders to ho1nbard the
town On the first signnl, in'cvcnt Of disturb
ntlgc. ........
AN UNEASY HEAD.
| LONDON, May :k!!.-Thc Standards Vienna
dispatch aays the rcutal condition Of the Sui
tun causes gseut apprehension. Hc Is subject
To delusions, fearing that hc will be buried
| alIyr Or poisoned.
| NCL0iNTA. ...
According to Turkish uceounts only COO in
| s,lrgcnts arc t,uw unIrr nms in Bulgaria, and
| they have 1cd to the, mountains. The Softns
lnsc sent a+slcputatton to thr Christians propos-
Ing oil alliance. ......
| no DANGER.
Tic Timer Berlin dispatch saya there scema
to be little doubt TINT, II the lives of European
residents of Constantiuoplc were tn peril, ttle
| powers would notify the Sutai. Ut their Wish t1
send squadron to the B1sphoslts.
| TIE sOFrAs.
4 dispatch fro.n Vienna to the Daily Neuu
SAYS It is rulnuretl that the Porte is yirldng te
tie demands Of the Softas, and las asked Russia
to rceall Gcu. Igsatitl.
, 1876-05-22

III the suit between tho Columbus, Chicago &
Indiana Central and tho PittsAurg, Cincinnati j.
oEdrr directing tic lessee to pay over to the
receivers Of tho Columbus, Chicago l. Indiana
Central tho sum admitted by It to bu tho MT
earnings Of tic road for the year 1875 on or lt-
fore june l; also, after that Ut tho beginning Of
each month, tho amount OF net earnings for the
month exp!rinE ninety days previous u thu date
Ut payment. The sun,s 50 paid arc to be used
ly The receivers to pay interest Oh the hon,ls
having lien prior to thc tsst consolidated
mortgage.
, 1876-05-22

Tie Eric Railroad has opened new offices In
this city whicl, for tlcgaucc and convenience arc
not cxccllcd by any in the country. The offices
arc in Rooms l md ., Reaper Block, corner of
Washington md Clark streets. Room Is or-
cup!cd by Afr. D. n. Arms, General Western
Passenger Agent, an.l r. II. Wa,lswortts, General
Agent; untl room No. IL occupied tty tho varf-
Qua fist freight lines leading oyer the Erie load
tllc Grcat Western Dispatch, the South shorc
Line, uni tho Erie s. Patllic Dispatch.
The Eric d Chicago llailrond IL .lolng an un-
usually lar.c business ut present. The passcngcr
train wlliyll left here last nlgl,t ild Oh thTcc
slccpcss, oil Of tlcAl loaded to the guards.
, 1876-05-22
RAILROADS.
H., II. I. d. ST. L.
.Sntctai Uffbdteh IL 17s TIthuak,

5pkcaAt QHldEeh ~ 1he 1itodhe
DAvrsroaT, Ia, Muy 2l.-Ms II. ostcrherg,
OF the Rockford, Rock Island & St. Louis Rail-
road, arrived home yesterday, and Immediately
the formal transfer Of the roaI took place. The
new Company organized here he'll Il meeting
and took formal possession, elcctlng thu follow
Ing officers: President, II. Osterberg, Of Rick
Island; yice-Prcsldcnt, W. e. Brewster, of Da-
vcnporl; Treasurer, j. N. Gnuld, Vi Moline;
Secretary, Waltcr Trumbull, II Rock Island.
Mr.. Charles II. Deere, Of Mollne, Is Chairman
OF tho Executive Committee. Mr.. George
slsinnsr has been appointed. General Manager,
tinuc unchanged until further aiutirc.
The nasun Is also changed from the
Rockford, Rock Island 4 St. Lullis tn the st.
Louis, Rick Island & Chicago Railroad. TIN
headquarters will remain at lhsk Island. The
Directors Of thc Company will meet nlnss
convention Of thc people from Rockford to
Sterling OH tllr ,sDth inst, aud measures will be
agsec.s upon for extrnliny the road to Rockford,
uud ultimately to Byron.
, 1876-05-22

extended afl over this county, has completely
rl.t stop both to planting and rfowing: An:
matters, anl II Is very doubtful II VIC shall bo
ah1u To r~b,11nc work ttmorrow. Most every
ptow-ltoi1er las somc corn planted, and u has
rproutcsl md made it, Centennial how within
frty- eight hours aftcr II was put In the ground.
Tho oats nrc looking very we'll, and cover The
ground nicely. Pastures, Of couree, with the
prcsnt weather, cannot help but look well, and
cattle are doing finely. AS t1le aeasous keep
war,n, tho ptow-1lotders DO nut sec,n 10 be dis
courugcd, and think yet we shall bo able to get
Ii tho votn III guod scason.
, 1876-05-22

Gpecia1 Dfspaleh to 1As Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. C., May 21.-Thc Commit
tee on Foreign Aftairs has received communl-
cation from London which places sclcuck in
bad light. johnson and Lyon say that, when
Bcheuck was on the Continent, lie
tclegraphcd to Col. Chcscbrough to sell
short certain stock. The Information
upon which this telegram was based
wus derived from Park. schenck denied
that h. ever seut any such message, but s11d
such telegram would have been perfectly lc-
Etilnate. < member OF tho Forelgu Affairs
Committee sent schcncl's testimony to Col
Chescbrough In London. Tho Chairman ycsher-
day received reply from Chcscbrough, in
witch he says that he did receive such telegran
from schensk, and that II yas In thesc 9H wG5ls
"scl 1000 shoft On ra5k, ana 6,op snort nor
itrucd this message to mean that llc should sell
The stock csnctly as was spcciilea 10 ths mes"
engc. The Committee will not withhold fta re-
port, but Schenck Will be permitted toexplaln
Clcaehrough's letter.
, 1876-05-22
Maximum thermometer. II. Minimum, ~.
lEHHNAL OBSERVATIONS.
CuICAHO. Nay 91-kf1dn1I
CROPS.
6pe:tal NspatcA 10 TAs Tribune,

bPkcf4E 1Espd1tN ~ 7HS 3H0RH4
MADISON, Wis, May 3l.-We have had the
most splendid growing weather hero for the
lust few weeks, and vegetation has advanced
with wonderful raplditv. With aouudant rai1'
which has left moro water In ground, lakct,
ponds, and streams than for years, VIZ havc bud
warm weather, and grass aud a!!all grain, %
indeed all green things, arc tooking sape1bly.
Farmers hive tinlshcl sowing aud urc now corn
planting, littls numbered BY too snuch saia tile
lust two Of three layA
Stsciut Dtspa&cA 10 M 7ftsHaa,
DWIGHT, IT., May 3i.-Duttng tbs laat week
slow progrcss ilaa boon madu with getting In tts
corn. Tfs tfssm tf. mspapps min r Thursday "h'c''
, 1876-05-22
CRIME.



NHw York, May al.-Early this morning q
fight took placo tn tho .llquor-storc of Martin
Reynolds, Oh Grand street, In which Felix Wing
wus killed. A man named Patrick j. BI,ellInau
was sccn to put the boty Of Wing out Ut thc
saloon mud close tho door. Tho police demanded
n.lmittance, which WAS refused, aud they broke
opt,t tho door al!d arrcnted Spelllnan, Reynolds,
tfis proprietor, and Edward Druwls, the bar
tender. Wing had two jagged wounds On tho
blunt instrument. The whole affair is wrapped
iu mystery.
, 1876-05-22

New YoAK, May cl.-To-night Horny L. Bull,
President Ut Bulls patcnt Arms Manufacturing
Company, Of Brooklyn, cut tho throat Of Will
lam I1crscy, workman In Ills employ, who died
III Il few minutes. Bull states that he killed
ucrscy In selt-dcfense-
, 1876-05-22
EIIRES.
At 1yuITEFlELD, N.

At WHITEHEAD, n. II.
LANCASTER, N. H., Muy 9l.-brown's Lumber
Compnny's papcs.box board factory at White
field, N. H., burned today. Loss estimated ut
gu, 600 to 3t00, 600; Insured.
, 1876-05-22

4, Tho alarm from Box 80 ut 1870 o'clock yes
tcrlay morning was causcd by fire In Taft q
sehwamb's plrtuse-frasne factory, on tho corner
Of Nineteenth anl blackwell stseeta. Damage,
$lo0; cause, All oycrhcatoa boiler.
, 1876-05-22

Ep4ctat U5patch 10 7n3 7fiauHs
BLooMlNGroN, ILL.,, May 2l.-The residence OF
Dr. Worrell, In this city, was burglarlzed On
Saturday night and.a pockethook conta9tng sCo
stolen.
, 1876-05-22

tu0! 9i, ba!. ~
will, by unrr III thu CHIEF ut bureau, he charged
10 thu contractor; thu amount IL s1, t)aa ~. Tho
Amount ut first suited. when 1t was supposed tho
was 81. 10. ~, but the difference between thfa
sum and SG-t.29 ~ ID rightly cilHrgeahc to tloy
Ship. and by alterations required. for ~hich tue
contractor was nut feHpunRtblc,
Tic list required, therefore. would seem to em.
brncu all omissions III building ind hts!ng out the
hull, md IN nilition u these Tho urtlclcs men.
tloncl in the specifications which have bcen omit:
tct whethGr tley belong 10 bull and outfits OF hull
mr. not. -.-- ..r
, 1876-05-22

t,nna 1sn IN trv to arii them in thsl way. and II
eonla no. sel n Money ;3 II g wod IL arcor
m MA r. thsu H. amap,nt M NJ ~ money could Ri,
G,-weet yoH name t!,s u:e'e.a syx.:.l. ohftho
H. !, stp ~ "9 ~ In .,71.aeek sloous ejass Of
vesacis commenced during tic War.
%s ss s vns s;s s,s9 sss during h
Ok eho Ii 10 ba finlshcdi 1.-No, slf;
md ,r.,, IN h. b,nEcn s,,n ~ u,,' Mo''sH'
Q;-fo ,ou think yen Nonla get a. much money
t;nvnrna nss " monia ro.t N o I'm woek;
nYm ~. annt think anybodv von,l buy ihat
ys,,c at .o m1eht feenive IiJs 10 treak H. np
H. ia ntlyt,c1n - I,cnknn int yesscl In and
a3as A. IT, f. yoa aht ,c her to an individual
u ~, e broken up nna 'ea''z' '0a'e'a''s' A-'e'
$%Sa 5;i Tss'a Ss' sft %T,y g sy " 1,as Ssy
Fl" a SS oks W e sbe s m I'D .n a
U,@WhctIsr or noL in your Judgment, before
,hS tk of a'esknS her r. - Moa
mcnt 10 have nnishcd hcr aud nut her at,oatf A.
il no; rnoas JMas"e"s' "'''o' '''A1'' "' '18''''"'
IT, yad at Erp9nedd edc ,ena Teeciyns
sh!ru, A"o "N'1 -''' '.'
gee1ay 'nn tSu@a great ea mois nc 70 4 an R,tt ts
f.ty H co1"n I'M "n5 nv, oI o' ''oAH ahu 10
TStts , h.'u 1 y 'u" ins. r,., .o ,,, , In. IL
coS,t" ~ w rcr"v'mo' lin ,ctntc M tc xnr, ~
ltcakina her au Was co1uI,cnnccIf Al ehouId
think Sho, ,UO0 IL least.
| Al don't know nboni that ! do not like 10 haze
| q rotten rcceiyin1.sEp. l think NC want foulld
md healthy sirs fnr That service. Wo have several
receiving. .rllp. which doubt the proprcty Of
'of aasS 10 you e..'mato the COZ. of
breaking up that ship has been md will be before
| It Is cuMrletcd1 AL dunt know how much It
has coat but think 1t will coat SIC, U)O to CON-
Q,-In brcak!ng vi, ts,ch vessel ~ that whnt
lnea The Government get that IL raiunbtr A.
| Nothing but the copper. We Ect tho OLD Iron, to
be nute, but It amounts to nothing Int .csap-!ron.
bolt-copper.
OILS there much Of II In that ships Avery
considerable.
G-W!ll thc copper pay for tho obstruction of
the vcsselY A.-Fhcro ID about SO, GOO worth Of
eohpe: IN N lMc a,s FSIse ,s,IM; ,n,,t,a, ,,,, ,o .
pay money 10 the Government for tho privilege Q!
1fcnEinE tliat yessel nl, he t9 hhse the Tatetnlf
Q,-What oil,ss yss,els Do yoa ss thak lux should E Gs
htokcn up: A,-ThoHc arc the only vessels that
thc atocks--the rcnilsylsau'a-bus nho Is too good
D break up
| Q.-Mhat IL ehe! A.-she Is thn saine as the
aver, but hes sides ate EXPOSED te tug weather:
ucs frame ID of whlte'oak, aud ahe ID In pretty
| EVuN olHcts
Q.-Woull yon fnssh or sell hcr!. Al would
| noL 70 nhythiflE WIN hes. would ike 10 Keep
nnirh her now, Dccause wc Iu !ot want her; but il
Gaze OF emergency ahe could be finished III six
Mpnths-iess lime thah wo eoh!u baild new vch-
, 1876-05-22
I. ILL.,. Nav 11-An cYe

DAaviLLB, ILL.,, May 2l-An excursion OF
niue car.loals from Terrc Iaute aud along tho
lino OF the EynnsyIlle, Tene Hauta j. ClncIn.
nat! Railroad, arc p!enlck!ng to-day at the Moss
Uank, u beautiful grove III tho suburbs Of our
asy. u '''>
, 1876-05-22


The Chicago Club left last evening for Hart
ford, Conn, where they aill play the first ga1nc
OF the Eastern series. They will be gone about
four weeks.
, 1876-05-22
pEDESTRIANISNI. .


Special Dtspatch 10 The Tribune.
81. FRANCISCO, May 9l.-O'Lcary, shortly
before midnight, completed 43l miles and
stopped. Byhtnchl made IS.
, 1876-05-22
THE WEATHER,

WASHINGTON, d. C., Muy FL 4. m.-For the
Upper Lake rcston and the Upper Missouri VIII
leys, rtsing aud high barometer, colder north
west tn northeast winds, and generally clcnr
weather, following light rains from Missouri to
Southern Michigan.
Local OBSERVATIONS.
, 1876-05-22

inn every dny for two hours work which Il docanot
Ecl which, In tho aggregate, taking tho nnen at 81
day, for Instance, of ten hours work, is 10 cents
mn hour. and eight hours' work, 379s cent?
an hour. II you carry nut out. witn
an average OF ~ men ..i.i,0Sc !iiitouSh ~, ans
mue mote tha uovctnment ] nays than It gcss. iat
f tr men and keepinv them up 10 taer wotk, a. il
tic case outside, paying tho pame rats Of wugcs as
Is paid outside, freeing the foreman, etc, from
alIpolittcal Influence, and tho ftar OF IT, .eo no
reason why the govotnncnt should not do it1 oWa
Wosk , = Weil ana eneap'g ~ ~ con.aca ,,choni
tnae ~. sPs >. a,u 1,,s nasy inn 9, an tIm
bcyeH thcr r.osctsrt smns ~ thc samn fnnpnnn
md | nurcssariy cess mast be- 70, bcoaasc they atu saS
ieeted q gteate! ana more d!yersu strains; IL
than In vessels Of war, owing 10 the moro equal
distribution Of wa!Ent; for thcso teasons. a. weIl
{. the many moro attings and appliances q man.
oi.War Il VII aways eost more 70 oaila 'aeh pef
ton snan he1eaant Vessels.
II has fneonent,v been c,,arrcd TINT at this
Navv.YorI = 1-co, 5ca, =, mseIe.. work Il f,one
tocmploy extra hands, and that good chips nro
, 1876-05-22
Wtk4YnNs.

LONDON, May 93..-'rhs Tsmn reviews the
text OF Secretary Fsh's dispatch Of March u, and
CONES TO d conclusion that America is justified
III saying that according to Englanll's own law
Wiustow must be given up without any prosnisc
rrspcvtf1,r Ills trful.