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oPANING 4 Nnm nIIL ROUTE.
Excursion Trains bafh Wavs between New
York aud Philadelphia.

The New York ana Philadelphia new
line, BoInd Brook rnute. was formally % ened
Yesterday with music, hlEt evergreen, and
champagne. Auoit 40 persons, IN atrdn drawn
rs handsomely decpra'ed locomotive, - .rtcd
from The Jersey CitI depot Vi tAe Central ill
roni at Sij IN the mornilg, and simultaneously
twJ trali S Of ten coaches each. aud cont .uin-
about so persons, started from Phladephl, On
the same route for New YORK. The Hon Erastus
Brooks headed tue party in tue train bound
westward, aud MaNur Stohlc, headed the excur-
sianist- cas- ward bound. John laNlor Johnston,
il'-ilfut Of tn Cen raj RAILROAD OF Sew Jcr-
sef.tou. @ r.. oI New Aorktts untlit they reAcued
ltupew'l, y. j. Iuer- thry we're iutrpd laced 10
William &. Ludwil, President pro tom. Uf tic
NDr.h ichns, wanna X ilfyfn. .nd liNtfd {.
knight, President Of tho Dti ware and bound
Brook EaiiroHd. THESE gentlemen old tbs nYi-
ors tie rest It the way. In Hup~weI the train
mt tue Phil delphlans, aud cneotnZ was Ia
order
Tue new line l., 4 cQur.e, IN opposition to the
.-..-3,,ai.,i i.a,.lJ 6. II extends ot.r tIe
TO d. of thteo copoaules. tie tracks OF only
one Of the corporations being new. Inc .lart IS
on the Ceh'r.l Rulruad Of NV Jersey g Bound
Brook, " nils; then over HE Del ware and
li,lnd Brook Railroad To the Delaware river, -
uilc-; then over the NOftuern PennsblNdn,a
kNroal 70 rniadclphia. ne actual distance
s. ~ miles. Inc Is una Brook division is new
Htd uayei ses b"alliinl cur ~ hitherto with
Outa rulgo Il. Bound Brook II on the Hafttan
c'n4l Here me road dlYtrsrs So "A" W"rdly
from the mutu limo Of thef ntrIl kHrruad, ram
ulhs through me lainltuE country u lloTe-
well, % pace made memorable as tue scrnr Of
tue great railroad frog war The track reaches
the DeiAw' re al g eenours about turee niies
above Trent "a. Inc Railroad bridge u l,rley-
vile on the Prnn-Nlytnd side /, sUOut 400 T. Ct
long. From lsrdislNllle the roau ~ through
Mont gunery and liucks counties ia PennsylYI-
MIA, ana forms junction al J-nkintnwn with
the Northern fennsyyduia Railroad to Phla-
delphia. All along tue route bunting was dis
PLAYED aud the people hailed with dehgnt ths
opening day Of the new road
The finance Committee OF the Centennial Ex-
hioton received the large party AZ the depot On
the Cen enuial grounds, ana guided them
through the vast cdia 'es 81 the exhibition, The
railroads guests were driven ln crJchrs through
tho grounds. aud thence TO the top Of Georges
III l. overlooking the busy scene. The guests
were Afterwards driven TO the United states
ii tel, aud there a banquet awaited them.
On the return trim the New Workers met the
two trains Of Philadel phians ut Vaudeville.
1ho former wore Cehtrnni-l .gs IN their hat.
ana the latter huskIly cheered. Ine Phladel-
phtsns eaid That they mad had "A good time, and
had taken astil down tue picturesque bay Of
New York. Tho l. lst bound tfaln arrived In
Jersey Clty at ~ On Tune.
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BLooDSHrD ar HE MINES.
Another Outrage f,r which the Nolly Ma
CURES are Held Responsible.

ttfeaititliN
MAsslIION, Stark county. O.. April ~. -
During the latter part 81 Jauuar, last nearly all
r. Iprietors Of coal miucs m the ru.cnrawas
Wiley Z. med a combination 20 cut down tho
ton to sixty-nVc cents. This arrangement IS
to come into operation on the lat Of Fehruarv.
A. ie same time they intimated that further
reduction OF fte cents yer ton would he made
on the 1t % April. The niue owners said that
thew were forced to pursue this course or stop
the WORKING OF the mines altogether. as tie COM
netting mines Ia the Hooking, the MahOuing, aud
tue ouen 'ngo Nallcy4 paid much lower wages to
their wOrkmen. Inc Proposition Of the Tlsca-
rawrs owners was Indignantly rejected toy the
miners. and promptly on the 1T OF February
carly all the miners ~ the twenty odd mines
whO furnish col for the Piftsbursh and Fort
waync knlroad, STOPPED their work, aud since
tn / time hive been IDLE.
There are nearly two thousand miners in the
valley, the greater hummer OF WI ~ perhaps
were forced mo tne. strike ny those aid to or-
Ing e. the Molly 4 cures" The Irofrictcrs
" the mines tried ia VAIN 20 reconcile the -trk-
ei- bur nrWi reiuscd TO . ant any gattar terms.
fAi, ate rf AT ir- lasted o. the I'm OF ArriI.
when tho WaruiuE ton Company. ono Of Inc
large 4 N the valley, uircd gains u about thir
tv German. iu Cio,rlsn,i. AND prt the Ia ytrl,
a. their niue. A. thrs us dine -tndlIs fourteen
~ .rts, armed with rlics auu navy rsvuiyers. D.
Z. .'e tNcu. "a tue u h iH-,.. "a special car
er unds. This demonstration brought about
~ rlhcfs, mostly uelougin- 10 tA0 mines a.
LlWlefce ADD ; liver Creoa, t. the ground. They
Requested Mr.. Naruin2t IA g. u .mi-s his men
(NnUm the strikers cal bi chleg-l On tue
tnp sir. Wal rinHton, seeing that resistance
would iehl 10 DlIod~hed, ~uD .uitted TO their de-
On mus aud ordered the Superintendent Of tue
utues, Nr Reinhardt Keller. to pay of the men
aud 20 send them back 20 leyritnd. Mr. Keller.
complying lth the order went down into tue
NINE aud sent the men az. Is soon a. he re
turned 10 the Office IA mob of about Elty strikers
Httacked him Win stones, pieces of iror. &c.
Tie Was kuurked down aud used up fcdrfully.
Nr Charles Brtmkamp. the bank boss Of the
nine, was attacked 10y the strikers and badly
bcatt n. Then the mob tacked Mr. Warming
ton, knocked him down, and Kicked and beat
li@. lie was lett tor dead Oh the hcd. A poor
ltalian workman, father OF hlX children. re
cciVed very danger rs Internal injurie, from
kicks. Nhie Keller Wa, Stage ring away to find
hiding III 60 he was shot through the let arm
~ one Of the miners.
The guards rom Cleveland VINO had been
hircd bv Nr. Warrington to protect the work %
men van sw y upon the first unfiiendly demon
stration, aud their guns were aftcrward found
I'm the rubbish and grass where they had thrown
them in their tiigut.
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Transactions yesterday at tue Exchange com
prsed sales By
h. stevenson, Jr., At public auction two frame
houses Win plot igllo0 northwest corner l29h street
and Teuth avenue, tl050O.
Ry A. II. Muller & Son, At pubic auction one plot
200 loxiOO eat fiIe OF Madison avenue, being the
bocs front between Flfy nffr aud ftJtlXth streets
anu two lots each .,rliHt. ull SD seventy hust
street Us tcrt west of ANeuu' \, tpb fno un4tr lore
closure, Two uts each 2lhkl 'p, hotlNtsi corner
uad avcauc and ~Tyrn,l sr,u Id STREET t13ul similar
sac oi one tAr'ciory uIck house with lot 25I about
TO- .oufn ri canal street 1868 feet east OF Hudson
'iy b. II L.dow a Co, per order trustees one four
story urov4 Stone house VITA lot a2hluO, ~ fifIh
ay, nue. mort We tcorafr lhrlteuth street aud known
- the L"uoA lpus', iyJ,uul.
Ter order executors ATE John Pmfins ore three.
ana aecun. brick house with 0t 37Gx 400 g. 50
West Futrtout IN tt, south suc so feet e1tt o th
avenue slIfau one lot lOla, adjInAg above. {li uin
three lot, rAuh 25l NrulJ, west tde tifiy fourth
sute;, $40 irct east of SIXTH avenue, $500.
~ A. y. LletNstr. sou Co.. force, cure, one lot 25I
y,h south - lMriy-s Vcnth street, 20 feet w'tt Of
Itnih avenue, sloh11 one house, lot 2lTl toe hoek
Oh nrhry street 1883 eet south Of scAuHell strtel
SljHaO.
~ N v Harnett foreclosure, one house, win lot
lsdx5Sp, nurth -itC Forty r STREE liz irft west ~
Ska ANeu.e, fo52ui thr lots, cnth eaNlrb ' s"ulh
40 is0.
Is James VI. Mrer, foreclosure two houses, win
lots each i7Gxlo1. r. south siie EshtY"lg h!lee
III feet west VI lhiTd avenue tA0O Que pl0' VI lShl
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The Theatre fare In France.

NJ It LfeTTiI IvVF, FITI u
The dispatches received to-day respect
ing the burning Of theatre In Nouen, France,
tell a sad story Of murder by Architectural oe-
sign. Tho stoFy Is an old one, or repeated In
the history Of buildings designed To bold rye
audiences but in the present case the condi-
positive thal usual. The fire was discovered be-
fOie the pablo were admitted to the building,
and there were only about seventy i've parsons,
members OF the opera company, wlthln the walls
at the lime, ana yet tho means ~ exit were -
inadequate that THIS small body Of prr-ous,
every one Of whom must have seen familiar with
the .. ssAges OF the uuiid NJ. were unable to es-
cape. Eight corr SEES hava ueen removed from the
ruins, aud nfty prr-onl tWO-thirds OF the whole
number in the house weIO SO badly Injured
that It was necessary 30 send Them 10 the hos
uiLllS,
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SUPREME COURT -CHAMBEns. Nos, 10 S. l36,
e2l es ais, 500, 5'3, $40 $50 Ssl, 3s2 3aj Ssh 49,
iN1. 40
srfc!t TENN Iags s9t Tas' 40, as $780, Fi'
tiRcrir Pm l. AoJ urh"4 ion,A Muney KAY
H. hor. Ctn.rs. Nns LOS got 2ieh, 'hi. Ah,
2Ni .nfO iaOlV, ISL 2dl6 2SiO. lhki LIS Part li.
Su- s155 2Ol0, 22J, g,5, lS4l 21i9 24f, ~. 2N@,
.GU1 eSt3 t1SJ, 1915, 2fhf 2'l, 200 SCoi loN - ~
1905, rs, 2OH3
surKRoR COURT GENERAL Term Adjourned for
the Term, 800 $500. 800 $500, 800.
TmAL rEnN-- Part Noe. lotb 1919, io47 lo5e ioil,
1911 SOS, h lOl7, ldls lOJS aui 49, lu1l l0ia Pm
n-Nos. "a re-. 80 Na9 1857, 90, sy', 2o3j, Sod.
COUNT or CoNMoh PlBAs-E9utrY TERN. Case on
Part l. ADJOURNED tor mo irrll fArl II SOS
1875 49, eO5y 1905 1891 1868 .iO1, 1896 1874 1888.
iaii 1915 1910 1850. a., 1855 1905 1881 1881 2O3i
2nHH go5s, 2q37, taII IlL-AI JVuTped tVT Iby term
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Iar Inasc. Dbl Word. nol for Lonang.

To THE EDITOR OF The SuN-Sr: A cause
placed on tho calendar ~ the Marine Court will Do
reached IN auar or Ter Ia shout eleven months.
caue. paced IN, calendar OF the C1mnol Plea will
be reached In Ices than four months The OF This
stale Of qlrs apparent Nutn ud hnu that te Judges
hulAng tut lilAl ieru OF the Marut Court adJ' ugn
aht4 .un Of cacl uOltl Tor the tenn, while the
Common !lras JudLes WORK the entire mon n. Let the
JUICES De- p.d cuts for the tiluf theY arr actually
gts~t m nunbg court, and viii he mpellca to
wait nearly year before We have an oppottuuIty OF
trying our causes IA tat Miriue Court, Tue Leg ,laure
sAUulI lUOk % mis- mat or. j. N. j.
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rRlFs Ton Tfir.dAf Arfl o. Mary virginia, In
FAINT dtug ~ OF 900 Fltcis and Margaret LoiettA
brlt-i, hlru fIp il- Hft ~ dns.
The relatives snf trI-lf. of me family are speci-
fully n,lf 90 attend thc funeral from Gre residence
OF tcr pare - lis tast Broadway, ga saturday, 2Jth
att o'rln.
C., hiugl,tr ~ ~ au tnd Nustrct p'tli'N.
LriaiNw Lud iiiti h arr iuN o. at "a the funeral
fum hrr LATE rrsIrur". o.. ftidp, - ifsf.. at 1
o'oocS. Tran .eat Sew Haven Eai ROAD dcpOt. aga
DHrGAN.-On the e7th Inst, Mrs. catharine Drusau.
fgru tl years
HE remains viii be taken to Albany by steamer At
$3.50 On SATURDAY, 2ith, for intelIEcut.
jesse -, me only De owed son Of Cutle. aud AdeliA
MIL. 7. aged years. I morfa, anal ln}s
Relatives and friends arc lnYit - aifeni the fune
FRIDAY. April =. At oclOcs 4. VI.
SAAINN At AWlNVlU e.. l.. /. April -, Alircl sax
ton IA q e 1ltN year Of nj
Iuarfal Ann 80 81 ltp O'clock j u
WAKE on lnuistly ri ~. Jane Wake, widow
OF Charles Wake, a. th. sAi wear ~ hcr Az.
,utre ~ luutra hereafter.
WILLS, ON Neducsdty Aprtl 90 Emma c., diugh-
ter OF John u. ana Mary Am iuls W IL.
Funeral services AT her late resii"HcT, llS south Mh
st., Il t.ir al nruIlh ~ O'CLOCK, helatNes
and frlends ARE respectfully Writrd.
ANorHFR NErkHNN up 1872 GoNE You are request.
ed 10 Atttnl tlr funeral ~ nur lac hrutucr der,
Cornrlu, Il. TIA -h~ft from his late residence, 20 Sd
usual yalge II w. ourulns Gen. n RAYNOSD.
Col. AIM DALI I.
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A,Iourn,ul rnmily History.

FIOm Ne IT0pITf'0f . tINNI dNIW- 70
John j. Leonard, Oi IL MIX street, was q
quiet. sober, iesnecttnl-, lrdu itiious man, Of
apout 70 Year.. His wife, j oalna has often neen
locked up for dIuhkenness (once OF Twice she
ATTEMPTED to hang herself a. the central stAV1h
Whils drunk, and has served one or two sem
fences at the State Farm AS a common drunk-
ard. hey have two children, u hoy about II
aud girl about II. GA Monday Gignt hls vie
arrived home rAvinE drunk, and III niduight tho
bow WAS awakened by neayy breathing Ia MS
fathers room, ana on going In there found his
fither diving. lie had taken laudanum. MI.
Leonard was IN tho employ Of Flint w., ana
bvTe all excellent reputation
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Is Palestine Morrsnq,d to the Ro,h.cbild-t

TO THE EDITOR OF NE Sun Sir: In con
necton VITA important events now taa,prlng ana
ye- TO Wanspire rel ting to the cseut era and the
roe ofmnn,i Il would be interesting, and is In amcasnre
imp0rtAL, 10 know n what yeas The Rohschi'd h0ust
obi inca nom tno tn krh toycrniu mt mortgage On
tho and Of Palestine 40 security iorp cnrarj sls-
uhUr red 20 sad OONeruin nj. Nan Iu favor an
Inquirer witu tie Information? You're respectfully.
BUTFALo, Apu ~. DE MALpES CHVRCHILL.
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An LnnrcIy Now Programme nj the Lveenm.

Miss Mjou Heron distinguishes herself al the
Lyceum Theatre by the ceveress With which she PLAYS
the part Of PdV In the "Om salt" Mr. sidney smith,
Mr.. Vllers, and Miss Nelie oyd also do their m
comm only well. Misses BERTHA aud Ida tog pres Ut
fkctrhca hat are much app auded. Re Feid OF m q
c. DO u GOG' Is the Dugltsuuc, handsomely muuut d.
ann DIN ed " ~ hnlILI
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To THE Enron or TIVE sUN-Sir As to the
indictments against Royai ana Rudolph sammis, /
moved In RYerhead on Tuesday that the prosecution
b. directed to pun the eases on the calendar for tdl at
tue next term of the court which motion granted
The lud ctment asainst Arthur Prime wa upuh nly
motion, Quasucu the RrOunu tha the ANrrnrnts In
IT, II true, constituted no Crinf The District turaeY
Vas wilni 70 enter Iolie prO-eQ r. nut the Court al
rurtrd that an order uu.d ne entered qias ng r III
dtctmelt. d. Il. fELLoWs
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Now 10 for Morton. Mr. nInine.
Prom ne Uoicotr ProM

The Republican party made Blaine what
he wa, ard MIA Republican enemies nave made
him wh1t he +. Rhine stood ia the Wy Of
ttcir aspirations, auI So they DESTROYED MIN.
on such = staky found ,tion that gust Of Nor
tons lungs DESTROYED the fabric. Blaine can {
puck himself up ana PIT Mus II together. hut
ue 9 II d"strov Morton; he cannot repair tue
dam age, Out ne eau re- aiate.
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The Mnrri"s. al the Pops Grona-N,eee.

The graud-niece of Plus IN. was recently
marlrd by tho ciyll form at SilAlar.ia. the
naive place OF tne Pope. luo ren.ious cete-
mony was efturmed aftrrwHrd ia the Natictn.
ina is accepted a. proof that tus Pope an
ives clvl matrimOny before the religious
ceremony.
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BARAlIr HA!Gnl ON Monday, April - at mo
BRIDE rNtifute, 10y TIE l,N =. VI Nasktus, ira =.
hahnitt Of hr0oLNn 10 secinna, only dtuputer "
Henry Nuchf 90 cW y rk
-ROBlNsON.-Oh Tuesday. April 25 at
CIV - nrc'; ~ L!r H"v + Nas!burn, %. d., as ist
ef nv tho Rev. d. fhRs, William +. Morgan 10 Ellie
Bond daughter % the ltf' John \ iiobnsun.
OLMS ID L ANtfNt E.-Ou TuHs .ay, Arm U.s. At
Tunny thaici BY the T. ghf Rev NNhup Potter, Cath
sfiuc Guu liter OF &c lrc Joseph Lawrence. 10 tho
h-N Chailts 1. Olmsted, assistant uiu ter VI Trinity
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RuISEDECK, AprIl 27.--Pairick Naughton, who
arrived IN Nov York yesterday from Ireland. fell fro
train last night This morning he was found
stDg the road track with ms feet In the
IL was drtnngci ami mad scNcrc scalp wounds On ms
person trsc ass uc&ct 70 Olaha, en-, aud Sl
yer watch. lie taken to knnebeck aud cared Tor.
lie Wa probably recover, HIS wife Is IN Omaha.
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Pdrlor suites from $3j walnut chamber suites
$50; marble top do, -; enanelled do t2O top Brs
sels q iaTAas, DOC. CowperIhwaITs, IS1 AMI lo'
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DIJORfED


PES ElS.-ln the ci'y % New Yors. the e7th day
Of Auril, 1876 hy ZION. Ninun C. Barrett JUSTICE
OF tue supreme art CAarlotta lcsse.s tom Nlil.In
Pcsstl.. Nhu-r. LlA.trIy.
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wv YORK; April p ls70-
THE ATLANTIC AND PACltic ftLsuHArH
Company. u acknowledgment of tnc increased pttruf
age rNtrud,d 10 ~ respectfully announces tlr her
r. lon Of an rates betN ecu the principal cues
IN East aud those ~ thr est tahe 'nsct Mnn
Jay, hal /, 1875. Taos. r. rCkEkl, frcslIent
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nAKINA INrhLLfGENCE.

MINIATURE ALHtNAr-rrts NV
sun rises.. oj sun se.s.... 53 MOOl sst'. morn
ni.H WAIts-rif. FAr
-aniy IODk IL IL GOV lsaul - w lie,l Gate. %
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swFFNEY'S BANKING HOUSE. lOI NASSAU ST.,
Will pay . preniuM Tor frac llnal currency,
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state bonds were dun aud quiet We note sale. Of
lcAArssrc o.. neN scre-. 40 ils al and Nul.h Caro-
Aua g.. OIL J1nulry sad iuy, e. 5l Rama uf Auirri.
ca th.rss ricus IS ld aLl OeruA.u american IS. AN.
road blnl- rem ct"d fair tradu. vita the Principal
transactions as follows:
L,nls Hnd WIKI, sbtrre consolidated, e5 Norris and
Essex les. 49, 90 2d- no Long Docs bonds lui ";
teunr Falls AZ! Mn lst-, Sila Olio .ud Mississippi
2ds, 80, ieutfal Plcinc I'd bonus, lOSis uiO r..
cine sinelnS iund ~ do -. and sr.n'. l0u iol,do
Peoria and warsaw lists Western division, so auaga
southern lss. coupon on. - Louisville and Nashville
cnnsuid ttci, D. VA Pacnc OF Missouri ISIS pOts
Che igo ana NJ hw e-tern consolidated coupon pud
noLd., vlls HUDSON River ID. II Rns fund. lliL4s
IL Han ana 81 Joseph s., Convertible uiou
P.clnc ln- 11iis, leulrt fAclnc lst- san .iOaqutn
brlnCA, ~ Chicago AID Alton lst.. III; Morris and
t'scx consolidated, los; Boston, Hartford ami Erie
g.. -.
lac yruinR nIsnest lowest, and r. N. closing
prices Of stUIAs today were:
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Quirk's irish Tea will do It. Sold by druRRisti
u 70 eenU per paekAys.- Aas.
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Arrived TINS E~pAY. April y.
steam hlp oiD pomihion. Richmond CITY Point, ana
Mort lbs. lIlse. d. & pass.
steamship state n Texas. Galveston. mise. and pass.
steamship tA-tal.l, t'cnua uii.hr. ami pass.
SirH.isA y tarnuIU Jet, GtlF' -.nH fudsc auu pass.
Steamship Pufcire. llAvre, muse. and pass
stuiuslp l.. Z. kulsat Georgetown. l.. e.. indse anA
pas.
st'omship New YORK Vow Orleans. mdse. aud pass.
steainshlp Pottsv'ue, Havana, mdsr.
Ship IrY For q, '.iV rpuu.. sal'.
i RI NictaIX, bordeaux, muse.
A - ttr asusl rlFrt ,uI .1tstNtse vetsas-
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tuy one cnn sec IT r. glance thar Ponrrny'
J. STE i'rss ' 8. thc ct Price - IA liO.f ~
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, lue Democracy, since this accusation had
iu 'de' remembering rs traditional love (
10y NJ q Al was pure and good Ia the Cow
,,'"'el'' iLd Us profound hatisI and contempt
I." manner ~ corruption II .lgutor IN the gal
o.. % ulyhe out MO an cNpll. ron Of wrath
""."Nt stopping 70 consider whether or not
a. 'A'ts were true, and the geA efal roar they
80 w. VIM shook the wnol country from
~ L. sea- stan. pea completely the party Of
c"Y A'WluisiratOu, They broke from their
..'. J., iipue The l,Tlats OF their horscs, ana
49, 49, wa; and some rather heavy stock went
Inr "e llaln9 I a ia iuus pace. Loud laugh
ir,N, vac galleries, followed by a TeDrlmund
III no PRESIDENT ~ Tie Senste.l what h,d
49, ne h1riinent u justice done u protec. and
Of ."r accl-edf " ithOut wa rant or process
IN %"' ANA, ana Witnout any reason 10 believe
snt' "r p, '4lthtrd csc ne, the AttOrney-Genera
tI,i.1 .Ued hia house with policemen, ard sta
A. ,it- tht ~ ~ 81 lis urtil they we're plentiful
tho, - 81 Egypt. Indeed, one would nave
IN T. luAt thi- WIS some fallen minister Of
ILu,- .eih pptentitr awaiting quietly the
tGs IA T." we bowstins. Yet tue head Of
rir|aI Iuent Of Justice was man Of
not ",nV and hign cn-Tacter, who could
lie no snfp'eted Of intentional injustice
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DR.. BEALE's.
GERMAN

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= Silver Medal awarded by the Franklia Institute
OF Pennsylvania, at their late Exhibition 1874 to
the manufacturers, for Hover's Chemical Writing
FIaid
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RAILRo DADS.

Composed of the
Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw R'y.
Gin, Lafayette & Chicago R. r.
Indianapolis, Gin, & Lafay'eR. r.
Is the Direct Route from
BURLINGTON, KEoKUK AND PEORIA
5G3 As. To- 5U ~ g@15
LAFAYETTE ~ IEDIAHAP0LIs
@ CINCINNATI
LOUISVILLE NASHVILLE
MEMPHIS
CoLUMBUS .s@--s NEWARK
ZANESvILLE
pITTsBURG WASHINGTON
BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK
BOSTON
Also
Chicago, Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo
And to ali points In the ~
EAST, SOUTH AND SOUTHEAST
The attention Of the travelling public is called to
Route: fff4 $50 = -
Unrivaled Tor Speed and Safety Unexeelled in its
Eqnipmentsi Magnificent Track New Steel
Railsi Luxurious Reclining Chair Carsl
Miller Platform, Westinhouse
Air Brakel
And in fact every modern appliance which is ca EN-
lated to increase the comfort safety of Passengers
Magnificent Sleeping Cars are run on night trains
splendid Day Coaches ON day trains to Chicago and
4 egant Reclining Chair Cars on evening trains to
INDIANAPOLIS CINCINNATI without change.
BY this route passengers will avoid delays and
dlsagreeabe Omnibus transfers through large cities
which makes it especially desirable for old people
dies travelling alone. Gentlemanly and courteous
Conductors OF this route always ready to antc-
ipate the wants of passengers. ~kse~
& Through tickets can be obtained at the offices OF
all connecting Roads. Baggage checked through
Be sure and ask for tickect reading, via ST r. u
W." Route, from Burlington, Keokuk or Peoria
A. L. HOPKINS, Receiver, ,I ,h..z
Ii. c. TOWNSEND, Gen. Pass. & Tiki Agt reo ora
For further information in regard to Freight or
Passenger Business address IL 4
r-ss# w. r. CRUMPT0N,
General Western Agent
101 Main Street, Burlington Iowa.
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SOUTH ERN
HOT L.
ST. LOUIS,
Fronting on Walnut. 4th and 9Th SITS,
ALVEILLE, WARNER & CO,
PRopRIEToRs.

During the past year this Hotel has been
thoroughly overhauled, re painted, -fres-
coed, re-earpeted and re-furnished from
top to bottom, and is frst-class in all re-
speets.
The SOUTHERN" is located near the
center Of business. the theaters, and all
places Of amusements Its tables are sap
piled with the best the markets afford, and
there is in the Hotel building the neatest
RESTAURANT in the city for Ladies and
Gentlemen.
There have been added twenty Eve bath
rooms and closets also. fourteen large
sample rooms on the Office floor, especially
suited to travelling men who have goods to
show.
The proprieters are determined that the
SOUTHERN HOTEL shall be among the
best hotels of the country, and hope to
greet their old friends, as well as many
new ones, promising every attention that
will add to their comfort, and make them
feel at home.
There is an improved elevator leading
from the first floor. Railroad and steam
boat ticket Offices, news stand, and West
ern Union Telegraph Office ia rotunda Of
Hotel.