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Decorah-posten., 1876-02-03
Sra Morris Minu. y.
Snnunr BEN lone 1879.

Sanuar Den 19Ne 1875.
Som Ell itabi9 9Gier al "Oscorab
Hoiten" fer iss tlot % oite 8erst.
nin9er fra iorltisllise Stsoer | Minn A..
% t9nter iauIepss at ct Spar Orb
ira Murris moaife bsusr lite pilbe
pUre ube al &eien.
Wortis sr Gountp Sebet for Ste.
pens SO. os S~ernbeiteu eioroe 1T
ierits 8eies til bisie piIoe Yrairisr
Tor 4 Nar iiosn. Worris bsitob ou
al fun ct Sbantn, men teller ioaa
4 Storss % al bisie ere 9nrlon &
@eliou Norlte % briper goo 8orrst.
ming. @l bar ogiaa 2 SOtsuer, 2
Soioousr % 2 SmsoeuNrfiteoer.
Suer Sa!poslsn al 8,fo,fninsen
er Stanoiuaper % en- lfanoinapii'
SCREENING ('IormannaO blsp itlftst
Tor en- fort Sib iibsn mso Dor rreoc
9anesmano 9. 2alisn iom Yr.
ioent.
Sen messt bsfrpgteNe @ieit WOro.
peiten iom be forrise Iintre oss.
pGrrs allfor ofte bausr uflast % lit
Beics sitetlarenpe ierseliss 8suiisr
paa jim Sruiombeo, bar bibtil
osnne 8Intsr life label bore fra Zig
men iom ri baabcr tasst ~ anpen
&urS.
Spsosn betaIss ioas msb 81 Gents
for go. l - mere iiosn.
OersS
OLAF.
y Detts Srec fem ~iprient iii {. Ne.
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-03
M~alerpdrffteb.

|ognmaling % Catering iamt
sfilotmalins % yinSncsblinos uo.
fsrss scSt % imadulct.
@amls WcSns males cssr, iaaat be Yil
'e uS iom nps. S~ilfrtesbts s~aranterts.
Warta's cpsr 8. y. SeSss Dssnma.
serparffse, Wats Strsst, Stscrab.
@i-i@, =. Sivort.
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-03

Rsp Spis s snHsr acpe acecr'
peons % Vlplmer, laa 9aa til y.
6. Yeberiou, tbi ban ialSer btlt'
gere enb nOQen I 0eccrab. et5e'
leoes be befjsnote 9ppe ttalten'
fife Vipltntrenae, Der lite
fan ppertrRffeS. 21-2.
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-03

S~pntraften for at bp9se bet npe
Sptel er gipet til Wursr elias
@ilirn % Sneofcr R. 81. Wiaer.
Sec. S6neiper flal lepere Mur.
ten re SO. Stepsr Den bu9ns
@raaiten. Spguingen fial fpits
liot pper- $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-03
0lcm life settc.-W u er oct

paa Den lIb al Alret, ba Pneumonia. YUM
9eister, Sci!e, Scrflslelie ca mere l%aarint.
osr Iedrter iii Yunlebetanrelie % anrre
oalss ~ Sun5si3ormme, ts1pnoer al pttre
nI. Yoiebee's tpife Sirurb bar p9ret
brult bercmiring | en- Sip Al . eler 8 Mar,
llctn al ret encnu en- eneiie Sang bar fcrs
fsilet in @irtnins. 0triem pu bar SruI
Ter penns Mieriein "a Rda iii hin 0ru9Aiii
Wcntlrmsro & So. NJ lpprS BAN on rens
bpie anertjenrelfs tianpt bans aunntr. 81
Ccits nil binrre net rrrlie SnlermstilT0lee.
Osrirm eu bar inlen Siltrr III @tpiein, Ia
feb fun en- lirsn Sllite AZ Sghte's tplte
Sirur Tor 10 Gents ~ prpu oct. Alminoe'
li1e Nlalter rs Sts, Slp life Soften Ilo
Sperbaanc hlre REQ at iplre IS SIS.
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-03
TN no @ttolpnins al MecproeonS %
0ipIincr hrs WanntnS.

Tarmerc! gar s feet be npe
"WcSberpp" % Superior" Saa.
maitiner bos S. s. Marib? San
bar uetcp fact biem 3 Sernbanes
pcgue fulps af bisie Waffiner. 0aa
% le Dem c1 Der bans Yriier, fgrs
enD : fleber anpetlteps.
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-03

Saiernes Opmarflcmbeo benle'
DsS paa Sarper S. 8. Speriens
advertisements / Bette Np. Oct
oil erinprcs, at 9r. Sperien par
Der / Speu for ct Ear Glars 3ip
iiben cg upfsrtc cn WaagOe sopt
4rbeibe.
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-03
NunctcDtcr.

s en- uf Minnsioias Smaabper
git 9ars ind paa ct Npoibtt for at
flebe ct 8riasbus % bans Nabosr
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-03

Mrs. MHule Wlffellou al Ylcas
lam Sownlbip or ubn9pnt lcm aO'
mimitratpr / Saafen Wiffeilens
SebSbp.
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-03
GiNk0 DftOr Setb. NrmOlbS
OklOQ Il cen bebiteARe.

hiein for ale sunscip9ocmme, 20 lanst
beore euo ale andre enbnu ~rpfuucne
for famine Siliaioe. Gen or CT ~iftert
% burtist ye9emirbel for Scite, Spr.
fiplelie. pals. % tunsetilfelte, 8ises
bette CO Strubebcite. Iris 25 0ts.,
30 9ts. cal Saler pr. Slaife. owls
en- Blaife life bielpe,, fan ben leperes
tilbase, 90 Bensene tilbasebetales. Or.
Setb. Grnclhs Bilious Mandrake Bills
ere bebaseltae at ta9e, rS pirfer ucen
Smerte. Sabriferet psb or. Seth. @r.
ncles "Neoieal Cooperation. Wcrns
afet. SelSes bcs y. .. Srlbers, De-
crrnh.
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-03

Is0r 8i oil berpeb eiere Sarmere
opm0rfiommc pna at pl er Oct enslie
Slrma / OtcOrab Der i0lasr
Den nDe forbenrebe Wanulon.
Os ANDRE Malfinsr fra bette ga.
BRIT. lom tllbppss tillal9s / 0ecOrab
al s. 8. Marlb, lisssr OUer ira iiiOr,
oa bar aliiaa life DC nps SOrbe.
prin0er. Ier paa Goers Yon 5ar.
mere. Gn9brstlOn & 0ulltlOn.
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-03
Grinrrinssliife.
Subifritsr paa "0eerrab:B rfen".
peeorab os 9mesn.
Zen 2een Sebruar

Siples Sr. 8. @rinleues Snobs.
refining til SoueetontOrst for Obi.
caeo, Milpaufes & ct. Saul Ssrn'
bauc, er ri iiianb til at give iel9sn.
Dc SpIpsniuser ON SsrnbaneiOrrst-
ningsr Der / Oscorub for lloite War,
iamt m Communicating mellsm
1874 % 1875:
Srogt9obs mobta9et:
0uuc. Sslrb.
1878 23.s24, 900 S6S.s73.5 SO
1874 eO.92s. 500 70.759.s9
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-03
Tarmcrc 90,
Si tilbDSer Gocr I'LL lape Eriicr,
MOI &Oniant.

ST unmarfd 9pot DISAGREEMENT al alt
Sldgs Splntnlstcmmsr tlltpres MI mob
acntdnt nj i9rneles lace Yriler. Saus'
Srnimer. YpmsS smmsr. Sus:l smmer al
ale Sidos ~ &raliteter. " eniter al
i9lae 5000. 900 Sco | be n1lte go Cdgs.
Semmemrdp, 0artlp & TO.
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-03

:. Is, Wuier, Dor rppulare
0ulpimep % ubrmaser, bar netcp
flrbt ct b~ranpfrit SernTab, Der
peier 400 YunD.
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-03
Qumbcr, 4umbcr.

Fdrmsre ~ &pgninSsmenn. ION pniter
AZ tlebe Ipmmer AZ mia. fan flA ret iii
70 bptefolesYriier. Ssricm be tlssr ila
llrre BARTER. al eet iplrer en- dIminoeli9
StrntlnspMn. Nldr ildodnne Barrier Ia
Jes, bar nan Inn at betlle Erl1tsn. ~
permeo oil man lpare enbper anoen llesitt,
icm npepenpiJris MA pldtcnIme. ceriNu
lpmmeret | minnre BARTER tinoes bcs
N9enisrne her. el!er nllr BET aIbentss AZ
Sumberpdrnsn. SNr cine Yen3s N flSt
tQiat. Scr 9umber or "@lnJ Sawsp'
~ al beelle Slaas.
50. Nilep,
@ssnt Tor y & :. Slemmins.
Is 0ecrrab, Scra.
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-03
Sl6,921.45
1874 90 1875.

1874 % 1875.
SeIsenbs 5Gbel uopiier Sorlfieuen
t1loltIbninsen Narens 1874 os 1875.
Gen iioiis SalrGffe rrpiisr SSOrp.
9elie (mGtfet , % SorminbitsIis
(mrrfet D:
SDebe 1874. 1875.
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5.4s9.sOO s.s73. $40 r 1898. 500
8ps
775.OOO 997.1sos 222. 1870
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10000 10000
SS9
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1890 ~l47.l75* IL 1855
alebmanosporcr
9S4. 800 I.043, 240* SO, $50
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$4,000 $4,000 I 1895 9O
Ssits
$1,000 2s.5OO + $500
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$780, 900 $4,000 t lO9.O 900
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7l5.7lO 296.1lO + 4l5,69O
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Spsce er %betposli9 i%orminolfst, msu
bet fommer ilg bells al at Ell bel
Ssl 6armere penter paa beiere SRI.
Ter, % bells al at en- iterrs Masls
9peos formalss paa Stebst, % no.
ltlbss lom Wsl.
Ser er en- itor SorceeIis / 10.
iilbninssr Of Soure % 8ps. 9gg,
Smpr us SmuIt. 9igslepes / &pG9
% leuenoe Suin.
6el9snps elite uopiler foltisui9s
@rlltlsr fra9tsoe / 1875, % taller
9Opt Tor 0rOrab iOm Sorrstniuss.
plaos % 6abritbp:
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-03

Or. Sle SuQ e1teasO bar fire.
pet en- BOG ON "IIsnlpsoOmmsn.
bsns Iaria9 % osns Yebanolln9 J"
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-03
Gn M &orsfirfe

Spring Gropc, Winn.,
a9tss til Sommsren opiert al '8rid
meo Baiemsnt al Stsn. Den ital
uere 80 SOB lang % AGA 300 brso
Slcisne, iom oaune SOriet, futile
lprinse 10 SOB no % pers 40s
900 breoe. Saarniooen ltal prrs
l6 X Is.
Ylansrns meb Spscihcatiousu bile
uGre iGroise % llsss til Giteripn
bOs &jebm. Garl Set9b / Sprlue
8rope - ira lite Darts 1876, bpol
n0rmsre SpIpsniu9sr meo 9snlpu
I'll Bstin9sller olp. melodies.
De lOm maotte pnlte bette Mrbsice,
s,ue beba9e lnben Ste STARTS feriit.
at inDlsnoe lit BUD til uncsrts9.
neoe. - Nst iii at preue % iorta.
its bpilfstlombelit sler ale Buo
I%orbsbOlbts.
Svrins @rops, Winn. San1S76.
1922 81. 9. Rsqus.
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-03

Spriss Manntnss '6rsuaticus" Cigar
"Sapanna filler" - nun s Gents VI. Ct,
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-03

OuOO'"'uyVt uut uItIU
Sfilot: Gn Salcpnoe.
2oen Yfr let al Cities SptCl,
WATER STREET DEBORAH.
Seq pil hsrpee uneerretts mine saness
mane / almineelt9bee CO sdmle Suuesr
iiareelesbeo en- al ieg I'll enhpsr Sio
er fcrbereet I'll at ueisre Al Slaas Sa.
eelmaserarbeiee "a iea pil beitrRbe mia
for aitib at uefsrs @rtsieet tilfreestlls
ltnbs, bruss BE- benp Mater alisr ca
'aI5s for biuIsfs |rii,r.
Bcft Il mgr paa mt Arb ies omit 4.
8sparatlpnsr ueisr 8 burtist ca I tires.
4 lltnee. StauelatnIul "a ucftcpu nj
At brustt Wsbltr CO Sisrststr ueisrss.
Stg bar It gcet uepd'9 al Saler,
Saolr, Spsbr ON, iamt ale auers
Eager lem iaopaulis fuots / min 5or.
rttn ma.
qanssmanb! Rem q beiss mia form.
Den Z e;st Suet Oh, ~ Z fan pers itrs
paa at mine gartr ues p;s fun fer bpae
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3llIalbs. Irbso'aff
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Decorah-posten., 1876-02-03

Srrpllie, 2.S95,l31 Sprmino.. Sl.sS5.89
SraetQobs a~fienet:
l;unb. @elet.
1875 As .643. OBS Sl3S, 3l7 SO
1874 44.64S,Ol las, 6O2 "a
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-03
NalcntincS !

Sul belp,s, nstpp mceta9et bcs
@lnnin1.
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-03

WgbIn plp. I73, 100.
SrIasnpe Siits uopiler buor mango
Ynno 6rast Der a%iisnoteS for busr
Waaueb 1875.
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-03

y Deiis Srep fem i~crient til {. Nc.
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-03

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-02
TIE TEXAS HORDER.
A Stronger Force Necessarily to Prevent Ruids
from Acrcea tho Mio tirnndc.

4 Stronger Force Seccssury to Prevent RHids
from icrcss the Hio Grnndc.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-The Secretary OF
War has transmitted to the House Of Repre-
sentatives, In response TO letter from the :, e
cial Committee on the Mexican border troubles,
comics Of reports and correspondence IN 1874,
1873. and 1875 relative to the troubles on the Rio
Grande frontier. In reply to the committee
whether the department can dispose Of Il sum
cient force to give complete protection TO the
Rio Grande border FROM the mouth OF the river
to Laredo. and such points between Laredo and
Fort Dsnnisnn as may need protection, without
detriment to the ccu raj eerNice-the force
necessary. IN the opinion ~ tho committee.
being two full regiments OF the test class OF
mounted troop-, with Infantry 90 rarriSun the
main stattons-the General Of the army reports
as follows:
Idoubt the possibility NJ preventing III rsias
the Eic.n uorler r ~ Grow rsNlAe 10 tEle IAss,
.S2 miles. but they may 10 q great measure be pre-.
vented ~ Increasing fh' iki o M rOr 1nie. on
the frontier. Con rtess by simpy futhuikug the
Precedent at HIS discretion 10 increase ca company
serving there to 100 enlisted men, would meet the ecr
kSnc, LhO' ecoh.t,i,slS tnah ~ ay ohef e.utse
flcvri "a or Iwenty-fOuttnl With Que regiment Of
cevhiry dHe Ligh'lu aud part OF tie Tenth trus in
creased would suitce. ! am convinced th-' single
company ot lOJ ncn 10 more eilucn, tusu Two 81 the
that could be sent 10 TIC RIO Grsnde the ter would
tc the fhlrl. now the Union Paclhc tailrUai aud
That wCuli leave TIT rost exposed Us from the
sioux, VINO are always to be misuusted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-02
1N UNayswEBED QUESTION.
What was Done IN = Csrtnin Secret Meeting
u rMcinc MniI Dirccters.

Gen. II. II. Baxter testified in the Pacific
Mail suit yo tcrlay that ,x-Pr,sidont s;oc@well
estimated the cost ~ gettinl. subsidy in 1873
at not more THAI SJ,JJJ OF $iC,JJ. The co-iia any
was subsequently CHARGED with Sij)O'l. ostcn-
silly spout ia corraplius CONGRESS but 81 tI's
fact Mr.. Baxter had no personal kn0wedge' lie
narrated the following episode In Pacific Nth
history: At the Fifth Avenue Hotel, one oven
Ing, found that Pacific Nall stock WAS oeihE
sold for six or .ht per cent. lower than the wall
street price that afternoon. / was director
aud stakeholder. A fiieni told me- that an in-
junction, ia a suit brought by l.. II. Cnalbs, bad
been obtained from Judge Gilbert Of Brooalyn,
restraining the company from loantnR money
the street. This would have caused great
decline In the price Of the stock the next day.
went to tho Union Club, and asked Mr.. Schcll
what LAWYER had better einployt 70 DO sonc-
thing IN the matter. He recommended ex-Judge
Nelson, and We went to the tiltn Avenue Hotel
wa ought to ~ tu Brnoklyn and state the facts
70 Judge Gilbert. and we did. at midnignt. us
Honor listened to tho statement, and mod lied
the injunction. The next uAv, rs a couse quCucc,
Pacific Neil wns quoted IN wall street about tho
same ~ on the day before"
fed that in Novemher 1873, Mr.. Trennr W. Park,
Mr. Russell Sage and Nr Match were ~ meet
ing of the board. ave agreed he sad, when
we left that room to forget all that mad trans
pired In the meeting"
"Wcrs charges of cOrrnriion. In reference TO
the settlement with Mr.. Stockwell. made la that
mcerngT m'lcd hr. Bennett, tue counsel Tor
the COMPANY.
81 cannon answer" was the reply.
g." Insist upon an answer"
ave agreed To- forget all that transpired, and
I will not h"tray Inv trust or honor.
81 do not AJAX yon who made the charges, but
simply II sucn charges were made.
II YOU intended to 20 no further would
answer; hu' vou do. and cannot reply
Commissioner Wight said that Mr.. ralcott
must answer.
"Do you decline to reply bccguso n truthful
answer would in vcur opinion. be dishonor-
able 7" Mr. lenuctt said.
Yes" said MI. Talcctt.
Mr. Goodwin, the counsel for Mr. King the
defendant. sgid that uEdouitelIv the question
must he answered. Tue Commissioner fciter-
ated hts injunction. Mr. Bennett asked for an
adJOurnmcut so that he night consult with his
clients, ana to-day Hr. ralcott is to be pges-
toned again.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-02
ONE .8OS ENT.
4 Hint to Those who Have nat Learned Whui
Decentralization steals.

4 Hint to Those who Have nat Learned Whut
Decentralization steals.
Tn a popular downtown restaurant
there WIS n waiter who bad ON unpeasant habit
Of saving Onc moment" Otherwise he was
cood-natured, aTablo man, who did bis work
well, but he was unable TO break himself ~ his
one failing. II. white no was wipiAg knife or
spoon, customer asked him for tho salt, he
would saw, lone moment" finish the knife, and
thrn hand the silt.
ii he wa polishing glasses and a gentleman
who hHd cup Of coffee hes tde MIN asked for
the sugar, the walter would not yet the glsss
down, serve the guest, Hnd then resume his
labor, tut "One moMent,' aud the sugar after
ward. IL the customer flilCd tn see u in that
light and rereatad his request. the waiter would
give his NAPKIN denrecatcry flourish and I'M
part TO his reply lght accent Of roproach,
"O-unc mo ncnt, sir"
Last week the waiter went over to Jerscy to
visit some friends, and after a day of innocent
hilarity he returned to the railroad station
from which he wer TO embark f1r home. While
waiting for the train he s'rOlled nut on the
TRACK ana stood looking down the long per-
sgectiyo OF tho road. lie did not observe au eE-
Trees train That was booming down from tho
opposite direction. but he heard tue warnin :
voice OF d man on the platform shouting:
Get OF the track Get oil the tr lck ~
lone moment. sirl' was the nvOuutGrv rs-
ply. and he tarried for an instant TO stratghten
kink ia his watch chain; but tue express tihin
was IN hurry, and In ono moment be had gono
where moments are as years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-02
A Rising Nnn.

Tho conviction OF MCKEE IA one Of the
crooked whiskoy couspirators in St Louis,
Is an event Of consequence. II shows
that Secretary BRiSrow has not proceeded
gaiust any OF these tucn without sutn-
cicnt evidence. II Strengthens his position
with the public. II sets him up high in ,hc
list of genuine, practical reformers.
friendly biography Of Mr. BRisTow,
which we copy from journal OF Louis
willie, will he foun In another part OF this
paper. II Will DO read with extreme in
terest hy all students OF public events. aud
iy all vino propose to vote intelligcntly III
the coming election of President. Mr.
BRlsrOw is rising man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-02
oRANT,s cBrW ~ UrAH.
who IL Responsible for Making solt Lake
CIV AIn,oat ne Wirkrd u. Nnnliraton.

ivy hlr'Uft ~ Mtrkrd us w uhiitAfons
Elder -. f. Cummings one Of Brigham
Youn Is missionaries sent East from salt Lake
to convert the Gen. les to the Mormon T 18th,
relates some interesting facts in regard TO the
course pursued by PRECEDENT Grant Tndi
agents and o,hce oricl,ls IN the far West. Tho
E,der SAYS that Grants agents have nsi.hvr
clothed nor fed the Dannock Utcs sn shoncs
al FLUTES In Utah and idaho, and that the
Mormons have had to take in hand The t SIX Of
furnishing food and clothoa to those lndiane.
Every member Of the Mormon church Is
now required by special decree OF tho
Prophet to pay regular titne for tho
benefit Of the Indians. and Mormon agents arc
sent ont among the savagcs to Distribute ihe
supplies. The Latter Day Saluts nave ni'olhyr
object besides miulstering to the teHpUra. wants
OF the red men, and that Is to convert them 20
M0rmonism. Hunired of Indians. softened by
tho kindness of brigham Young's agents, have
en- ordced the aurinun talth. ~,
Elder Cummings confesses that IL IL the
Pronhets motley to estr'nge tho saVrger ron
the United states Government. Inc blder was
an eYo-witness of the outrage committed ny an
agent " Pr sident Grants upon tribe OF three
hundred Indians These Indians had been IN
Gucei by the Nofmons 10 settle on HpVernmoht
land about sixty miles south OF salt Lake. ne
the collectors rccrirts. The land WIS irfie lted
and cultivated bv the red men, and abundant
crons were r. ldyto be harvested, when the agent
or President Grant sent a detachment OF titsd
States soldiers aud drove the Indians on the
ground at tho point of the bsvonet.
said Elder Cummings " soc "A great doal In
the newspapers about Or ,nt's Infamous Wills
key Ring In Chicago but that IL not wurse than
the Whiskcv RING IN salt Lake city. The Gcv-
ernmeut officials in Utah are hand and glove with
TIC lqdnr dshcrs. There was time wh N n
drinkard In salt Lake city WIS rare person.
But unes are c11nged. Licenses to sell intoxi-
eating drink - uted al hbitum, and the re-
suit IS seen IN ia dogrnergcv uf tho ~ rails OF
the city. me Judge. " Utah are took ~ Grant.
The GOvernihent oihCidls were tho hrst 10 81
con age iiosii ut1s Ia the city. ana new Slt
Lake Us almost ~ bad III that respect as Wash
iugtou city itself.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-02
A Remarkable Meeting IN Philadci-
piia.

Whom Rro,hor Noony ended his revival
i'm RrooLlvn we ur,e.d him to hold a mass
meeting of all his converts there. in order
that the community might witness the
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Washington Correspondence; Or tie c!ece'and P'a'

Washington Correspondence or ne Csreand Plain
No possible card basket could contain
the carfs which to-day were left ~, rally by the
hundred, for Mrs. Fish often receives nvc hun
dred calls at siugle reception No one knows
well exectly how to discriminate between
visitors. You can tell In n moment whether the
guest has any place ~ nor memory or any pros
poet OF future recognition without lresI IN
PRODUCTION. Miss Ell presided Ovor the taole
In he further room. Ia there any service which
n woman can do more grafc uliY tn6n thisf 1t
WAS a pretty picture; the Slight, iair Girl In her
simple yet elegant toilette standing by the are 1
silver urn ana dantily illling the little cups for
ner friends; anu I'm sure the fragrant Mocha
TASTED much more delicious than II received
from ans white-roved waiter. The Diilnmatic
Corps were ont In force ana once | found my
self where a WING idea of Bahei's confusion en-
tered NY mind, for German and frencb,and
Saxon and Suarlsh MINGLED tiiei strange sounus
tccether. Judge Pierropont occupies the M"igs
House. A "Jeemes - OF the most orthodox pat
tern, WITH gray ue3d hafei ~ defiance OF all
veathers md tho reGdest Of wdstcoats showing
above lis tigntly-buttOned coat. OPENS your car
rage az the very door step, aud You mud The
graceful hostess tn the piIlOrs GA the right.
Mrs. General labcock was making hof ndteus AS
we cnterod--a delicate, svcet-iuccd little Indy,
with short, gray curls CLUSTERING thichy about u
forehead much too la.r and young 10 know ; CHI
shading. Ny heart ached for her. Ia her LOYAL
love for her husband she Will ALWAYS believe him
innocent Of Nrung-Coing but still these days Of
suspense must ne ter my nara 10 near
= tall. elegant lady. IN ulum-coln red velvet,
oroved TO be Mrs GOV. Shepherd. Their ele-
CANT house VIII De thrown open ON siouday
evening" for Il card recc tton.
Near the door s'ood Mrs Blaine and Miss
Dodge. When Introduced, | couldn't help say 81
iug Miss Hamilton, because we all know the
len ed lacy 80 much better by h,r Gutr or
name than hy her own Apslortziny ;or my
carelc-snesa elected the assertion that one
ought to remeu Der d. Ice because Il had only
one sylahle, bile Hamilton had three. won
der II Gail could saw stupid thiugl
Mrs. Ihurmau's sweet, mo.hcriy face, with
It's tr ming OF Gay curls, found Welcome always,
and Mrs. Payne u Cleveland is winning n. many
social laurcls as those winch already crown her
husband In political circles. aud that ia saying a
L a. IL
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UP tn Ely GO.
A Heavy Advance In the Fares On tho Long
Island Railways.


Island Railways.
Fares on tho roads leading from Hunters
Point were marked up Yesterday, tnuch TO the
indignation Of the thousands Of passengers who
have been induced ~ live along the lines by the
promise of cheap fares. The fare to Flushing
was made ~ cents, the old fare being 10 cents.
An excursion ticket that used To cost IL cents
now coats 81. To Woodside and Surnysile, only
one and quarter miles from Hunters Point,
excursion tickets that used TO be L. cents are
now 49, 10 Winfield, NewlUwn. ana Corona the
fares are increased in the same proportion
These rates do not include ferriage. To Jam ica,
Henpste I'd, and Farmingd lie, on the Long
Island road, the rates have also been consider
ably Increased. The advance generally con-
strued 10y passengers "a proof th7t the Popnen-
husen party had secured u controlling interest
In the Long Island Railroad, and that hence
forth the Flushing and North Shore and tue
Long Island roads were to tie under one man
ageinent. This WAS admitted AZ the Offices OF
q the different companiei The roads from
Hunters POINT had been running ltrco oppO-
sition before the purch tse.