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One jury Not Mnnicd.

Charles +. lllis. of A. Greenwich avenue, testi-
ned In the General sessions yesterday that the eslh
nit, AT Canal street and the Bowrry he found 10 &c
Conway hand in ms rocket tonwaN sniJ that hc was
drunk on that mornings ana tlat ht docs not know
what ne did The jury acquitted nm. Recorder lAck'
EFT snid that ne could not rec III more uurrirouhnlr
verdict ana adGel that lie should not require the J.Iy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-28

James O'Brien, of 81 North Ninth street, WIS
ar escd IN Wiamsburgh yesterday. and Identified 20
one Of the assaants Of Henry Kcisct un SATURDAY st.
krsrA hhull was fractured whle ne ". .rfrhilnE D.
demiiohn OF n.Gey. Nothing snurt OF miracle wlll
preserve lis lltc.
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Judge Bond to be Backed By Bayonets.

wAsnINGToN. Nov. T.-A consultation
was held at The White House last evening be-
tween the President and members Of the Cabi-
net, at which 1t was decided to sustain judge
Bond In South Carolina in his probable conflict
with the courts OF that State.
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PROVIDENCE, Nov. 27.-Joseph u. Knowles
will be buried tomorrow. He for nftYnine years
resident Of Nashville, Tenn for twenty years mem.
Der OF the city Govrrnufnt. and one Of the
nlssloncts appointed by Andrew johnson ds strbute
reef atn lng dcseryng aud needy unloni-s. He was
8 brot or 81 eA Mayor knOsles and Judge John T..
Island.
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Troy, Nov. 27.-LAst FRIDAY night six marked
burglars entered the house OF r. u. Winney ia Nort.
| umbcrand Saratoga County. hound and gagged tie
occupants, and earned away $500.
on sunda morning tour uAsked burglars catered
the house q benjamin Sa e, near Waterford, Saratoga
county. and ODtdutd tiOO IA the same manner AboNe
do lhpd
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Chief Juc,ice Waite urscd to Go TO Columbia.

By request Of the Democratic state Com
mittee Of South Carolina. the following despatch
was to-day sent 10y Mr.. Hewitt, Chairman OF the
National Democratic Committee, to Chief Jns-
tice Waite;
NEW YORK. Nov. 27. 1870.
non. Morrison r. Watt. thitI Justice Of ne UHitd
Sdles. BpShfnDiOn. u. [.
am satisned that your immediate presence at Co
umba at this june ture he country from very
serious complications nope that you may your
way clear To go. ARRAN 8. HEWITT
Chairman National Democratic Committee.
To which the following reply has been re-
ceived:
wAeufSGroy, d. c.. Nov. %, 1870.
Hon. Adm. s. R,tfiM ChturNiIi. fc.
The 0usiacss Of the supreme Court requires my pres-
ence here. NJ X. NAITR.
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Tho Marriage of MIR. Motley's Daughter.

LONDON, Nov. @7-rhe marriage Of Mrs. Ives,
the daughter Of Mr. John Lothrop Motley. the Ameri
can historian, to the well known English statesman.
SIR ism q. e. Vernon,iiarcuurt. member of Parma.
mcut for the cry OF Oxford viii Ue celebrated vt
Westminster Abbey, On Saturday next.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-28
Edgewa,er'. Fire La ddicr

The Fire Department Of Edgewnter was re-
viewed Yesterday by the Village Tru toes at the Village
Hal StaplctOn Rnd then marchrd IN procession. undrr
cunmaud uf james r. Il blus0u, IRE laent OF the ue.
par meni and prrcedca by platoon Of police, WITH
Two bands OF music, 10 New BrlIntOn.
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An application Is u he made to the next
LEGISLATURE to uam the lsckensacg al s junction
with Newark DAY, In order to stop the iidA dos. ana
thus uran the meadows.
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The Parh itnnirs Teller.

The officers Of the Park Bank. unable to take
criminal proceedings against Fs, me irgltng l"',
have sued hun Tor dent unner the Eups laws. lie Is
hel1 In ST. John In double The aluount OF bait
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Whore sheriann nna Nj. Troop. arc Needed

BROWNSVILLE, Nov. 2I.--Fiye American citl-
went over to Malamors, yesterday on VISIT and
were insulted and assaulted ny Mexican officers and
then srres ed ana thrown into prison. inns mornns
they nned from $50 TO $50 each, with alt
tive Of TWO months hard labor on the public WORKS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-28

William Casey fell down the steps At tho
Grcnv lie station. on the New Jersey tcntra Railroad
Yesterday mOrning. while hurryng TO catch train.
He sprllued hls ankle aud broke two ot his rios.
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letter addressed To " 4 Good Honest Deteo-
i've was received In the Ponce Centrai ONCE We
dny. o. II Wns cndor ed; "Opcned Dy mistake. The
person to whom this Is addressed cannot be found"
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Referees Lott, Fisher, and Rodman, IN the
SUIT OF Kingsley Kueney against the city BroOH yn
or t7sooO decided yesterday not 10 grant the motion
for non-sult
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LONDON. Nov. 2s-One million dollars In
Americ eagles were Withdrawn trvm DInk yesterl.y
Tor shipment TO New Nork.
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the colored undert,ker, COMPOSING the majority
Of our Returning Board will name their choice
for President,
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A KuiIrond urarred 10 be sold.

MEMPHIS. Nov. n Judge irigg OF the United
states -,nct Court to-day Issued nn order for tao sole
Of n M,mph ana Paiuchi knlirOAd ON petition oI
the hrst ulOrigaae bUudnOldrrs.
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Full directions for mnklng tho celebrated
Vienna Rolls as made with the Royal naklns Powder
at tle CentcnpiA, lent free. Address Ruy al BAKING
Powder CO.. New loTk, stating where you this
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-28

quarts, pnts and casks, Victor a. Mauger, ITO Reade
street, New YORK k.-Ads.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-28

Cornacs bottled a, tho Jonzac Dlstlcrles also
Y wood victor e. hauger, sole Importer 40 keade
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-28

Thomas Reddy saloon keeper In Warrou
street, Jersey CITY. charged Thomas Kelley W.T. stab
hing hun In the face ana neck on SATURDAY night. Be
Justice keCse yesterday II was shown thht edu
ANA three utheT. Deat Kelly win CuD aud acted
srlf-dctence. Kelly Was discharged anu RC.dy was
ed
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Weather once Prediction,
JOTTINGs IBOVT IOWN.

Increasing cloudincss, westerly winfs, n
barometer. and slIght cAanyc ~ I, ,mptrature.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-03-16


Trains run daily Sundays excepted
Trains run on Chicago time, which is % min
utes faster than Winona time.
CONNECTIONS,
At Green Bay with G. x n w. R'y for 0conto,
"Menomonee, Escanaba, Marquette, LAnse,
Appleton, Neenah 4 Menasha, Oshkosh, Fond
du Lac, Milwaukee and Chicago.
G. B. Il NJ. arrives at Green Bay. Fort Howard
Junction. at $40 ?. NJ.
c. n Nv; w. : le e. ~ 5 Green Bay Fort Howard
On Saturday Nights. C. & n. w. Pass. Train
going South as far as Fond du Lac, will con-
meet with q. b. y. NJ. passenger from the west
Through Tickets sold at principal Statioks for
Eastern Cities, via. all routes from Chicago.
With Wis. Genital R. r. for Milwaukee and
points on line Of thai road. also dur ing season
of navigation with Union Steamboat Com
pany for Detroit, Cleveland and Buffalo.
At New London. with the best equipped Stage
line IN the Northwest, for Clintonyille, EN-
barrass and ShavanO.
At Amherst Junction with w. C. r. R., for Wau-
paca, Weyauwega, Medina, milwaukee, and
Chicago.
At Plover with fast line of stages for Stevens
Point arriving at o'clock p. m.
At Grand Rapids with W. V. r. R., for Tomah
At Hatfield with Omnibus line for Neillsville.
At Merriam with W. ". R. R., for Black River
Falls, Madison, Chicago, Eau Claire. Menom-
once. Hudson Saltwater, St Paul, Minneap-
oils and Brecke ?ridge.
At Winona with !. NJ. & St. P. R'y, for LII
NJ for Dubuque and Stations on their line,
Wabasha, Redwing, Hastings, st. Paul and
Minneapolis.
And with Winona & ST. Peter R. r. for St.
Charles, Rochester, Owatonna, Mankato, and
With Keoxuk Northern Line A. 1. Packets for
all Mississippi River Points.
d. NJ. KELLY. Gent Manager,
S. B. KENRICK. Supt.,
r. w. NATHAN,
Gen'l Pass. and Ticket Agent.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-03-16
[ n S i r A n G r =!

Are You Insuredr
The following Companies represent the back
bone of the Insurance interests. Readl
Etna of Hartford,
... Cash Assets Sc, ooo, oos.oe
Home of New York
Total Assets 5,627, 44s.2s
Hartford of Hartford
Cash Assets $500, ooo.se
Phoenix of Hartford
Cash Assets $50, $50 80
Northwestern Nat'l, Mil,
Cash Assets So5, 4s1.s1
st. Paul of Minnesota
Cash Assets SOS, 1859
st. Joseph of Missouri
Cash Assets SOC 2S3.ss
Total, SIS. o49. $50. 80
j. D. WITTER, ACT,
Ora d Rapids, Wis
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-03-16

CONNECTIONS
At Milwaukee with Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul, and Western Union Railways, in Union
Depot Reed street.
At Plymouth with Sheboygan & Fond du Lac
Railway, for Fond du Lac and Sheboygan.
At Forest Junction With Milwaukee, Lake
Shore and Western Railway.
At Green Bay with Green Bay & Minnesota
Railways, for New London, and Chicago Il
Northwestern Railway, for points north.
At Dale With Fast Stage Line for New London.
At Amherst Junction with Green Bay & Mime
suta Railway for Grand Rapids, and points
West.
AT Junction City with Wisconsin Valley Rail-
way, for Wausau.
E, B, PHILLIPS, General Manager.
ii, PRATT, Gen, I, A. Mi.
E, BACON, Superintendent.
MILWAUKEE.
, 1876-07-24

Che way. She swan Close to tts stcrn, and
kept that position more or lcss during tito
whole ot her task, About ten minutes after
starting sho placed ett1w hat on her heal, Int
- s0on the sun became ohscured by clouds et,o
thrcH It to her father, and never hal OCCASION
70 use Il again. crowd. c'n'p,scl Of tnnny
hundreds, had followed her from, Chelsea along
the enbaukmcnt, and NJ Batteraea suspension
bridge 1t became greatly augmented BY larger
crowds, though ths elimination Ia the number
or spectators was rCactlcd at Westminster
bridge. Vauxhall bridge was reached fn thirty.
fhur minutes. When she Ind passed under II
she several times passed hor body through
h9op-a feat which cieftctl spcclaf cheer. At
Westminster the sight Of M Immense popnlace
nddltton tho Albert Embapktncut seemed to be
equally crowded, and, on passing under tho
bridge, the Victoria E,nbankmcnt, as far A. the
eye could reach, was densely throngcd. In
seventy minutes hIt,a 1scrkwith had reached
DtarklTars Bridge, and from this point to the
cnh q tile coursc spectators appeared on saasts,
crowded whnsf-Wfndows, and occupied every
available position. Ho far The young awl.nncr
had displayed not the least fatigue. She pro-
while tho dfatance lad not impaired the re-
maFkahie grace Of her stylo. London Bridge,
crowded, Ut course, WAS passed In ono hour and
twenty-five minutes. Ths boats, after this be-
came moro unruly than ever, and on several oc-
caslons Miss ncckwlth was nearly struck on the
head with their bows. Opposlts Greenwich
Pier Miss Beckwitf, at F:55, waa taken OH board
hours and forty-slx minutes. During tho time
she Was In the water she declined ali offers Of
rcfrcsllment, anl when she appeared on board
the steamboat shc Vas apparently a. fresh and
eprghtly ~ when frat she camc out al her
calhin at Chelsea.
, 1876-07-24

the rocks. 1l!Hy're naturally lazy, and they tako
u The sun Ike :lnGk' to water: They don't DO
a mt ut, secp f o. On tess m sSt r9ses hs ihsy 1s
rock about 20 yards from where VIC were. Ills
holy VIVA silent "a a statne, and bis tail waggcl
with tfle regularity Of pcndulusn. We ap-
proaclco silently, aud when We woFc within
behind tla master. Jake pointed a!lca'l, IND
there iay n rattIesnake feet in length sleeping
IN tho sun. IL lny nt!etchcl out. The h,,nter
walked up caFc!ullg, placed thn pole in position,
the reptile, 'nak!ns,it = prisoner. !. took all
the snako fast on the rock. Hattleanakcs Do not
snsl @ =, other snakcs d. ''1 Wien pnne.l down .,,
i ti.ey tinpiy laAi tic ground or tue rock with
"Stnnd hack" said Jake; "lct him lam that
st0ne until he gets tired"
Thc horny chain on the smokes tail ratified,
but tile prong wa too small Tor him TO slip liis
head or body through. It pi1,.lea just enough,
tagged nut, when Jake WA enabled to doso him
and lay !llai out The boay wGs beautiful in
gold, bark brown, ana blaek. ING belly nag
Eraysh whitG nG VIZ Ilats fPes to IN ts 'aSH
rhla0n. sack. which looked very MUCH like
wuter.bllsscr on human flesh. ...........,,
"TlMt stun IN the seff's Of twenty men would
KY every one q 'cm," !" sud Jake. "some poo
-
v0rling 10 hts rattlus. don't believe It. be-
llevc these snakes get Gin more than once 9
year when they are younK. When they're o!a
H. may bo different. This skIn ain't worth
much, but we'll take It along anyway" Sud
denly was heard the sllrill whatle u ons Of the
men, about 700 yards over tho rocks. The dog
pitched head foremost " Ills cilorts to get away
IN Hurry. JOKE canbht q hfeatll ard sald,
"Cutne on, but be careful" a thrilling sight
WAS Endy, IN bath OF persrtratton,. holding
aUwi snnKe 1 e. That seemed " AZ &taEge asMn % % th9
one VIC bad Just captaFed. The dog was called
away. - want this fcllow atire," SAID
Endy, "and Jake take hold Of this until run
up to the hig hickory and 81, that box" IN
short time Endy returned with aoaT-bor lined
with leather. The lid Was rude affair, unado
Of heavy wire. lie set thc box down, urd then
took hold OF the prong: The siiakc Was then
made to swallow d Taduing-bail, ntu Wien 1t
was under It's influence It was stsily thrown Into
tho box, and thG ltl fastened with staples. The
sinke measured y feet tn length. Another
start was made, and In about ~ hour and half
five fair-sizcd snakes were killed. All OF the
party were on time at the appointed place ~
meeting. Nineteen snhkes bad been captured.
Jnke ,Fas asked what llc Ind ID that vlal.
That's the best thing In the world 10 put
my man Or beast to sleep YOU. ever heard OF.
w get 1t BY slowing up Indian turnp, hazel
nut, dock, ana oe or Two othtr Things thut thu
, 1876-07-24

"linge," a political satIrlcul extravaganza, IL
announced for carly production ut tho Park
Theatre, New York. Or. J. c. Haywood, the
dramatic cdiIor~ot the San, IL the author Of
both music aud librctlo, and the work Is said 10
possess considerable merit.
The last number Of the Pail Mall Ga.cfs calls
attention to the cllargo that tho new Russian
drama " Les Da,icel IL piaglarzctl from ttIsl-
dor und Olea," German drama urst translated
into English about 1tsS. Az mntter of
fact, tue Gazette says, "Lcs Danchrl'' u has
nuthing IN common with s'Istdor un1
olga, except two namcsaaosstp aud Vladimir
which arc borno In the German play hy two
exceptionally hlA characters, In tbs Frn,ieU-
Russian play by two exceptionally good ones.
It may bc observed that these two names arc
about "a often met with in Russia Us arc those
Of john and Edward tn England. The tso,luc-
tion OF Les Dnntclsetf y fs to be the cyent nf
the Union Square acason In New York, and Il
Will probably bc sccn here next summer under
the sziHo auspices.
Tic September number Of 7Ns Atlantic
Afonhly will contain farco by Mr.. W. D. How
ellis, entitled "The Parlor Carr" which, 1t rs
said, Atr. DAILY has promised to bring out next
season at tho Fifth Avenue Theatre.
, 1876-07-24
SPELLING REFORM,
Tho Cautious Suggestions OF the American
Pathological Axsocjntion.

Tho Cautlous Suggestions or the American
Pathological .ixsocjntion.
AfU pprk SIN. Jaig ".
Tho Committee Of tho American Pathological
Association, appointed last year to consider tho
subject Of reform iu English spelling, submit
ted the following report ut yesterdays session
In this city. It was signed by all tic members
Of the Committee, ind adopted by the unanl-
moua vote OF tho Association:
/ Ths truth and solu olieo or alphabetic writing
'SrtsiSHt a,tesrspass sassGta e
Tho Ideal u an alpl,alnt i thut eyesy FOUND
soad Il hsys 4: oa ss aud esy sgn
.. An alphabo. intended tor uso by vast com.
munity need not attumps N exhaustive anaIys;y
Of ths eloments q attefanes ani representation
leayo roan for Tho unavoidable plny of iad yilpsi
4 i;s! sa6ss;si ;s' would .eek to adopt for ls
signiled. and Of which tho rysemltisnces should in
soMo n'casurs represent tho stailatities VI Thu
sssa slss sa g ia ssns Il De-
tall ths lhysleal processes Of uttetanco.
D. Nc iangaS:s stss .s. eser ~ hay Of i likely TO
amending the node Of writing Of 4 iansuass Al.
ready lonF wtssn Tegafd nSss NECESSARILY % had
y % Mt quite ~ much as to
i: 70 prepare tho way for sueh change, tho
arYt stop Il 10 break down by THO combined iniu.
unco ut enlightened sch1ara anu Of ptnctIcal rdu.
catorF the Immense nl.A stubborn pro nlcu whict,
wards iho established modes OF spelling almost
~ constituting. fhd language, a. hnvssy q aacred
character, AMI ~ in thcnseiyes preferable to
oilors, All sg.at!un and all dcdnsto proposals Of
reform ato 10 10 welcomed 20 far ~ they work in
this direction.
Offensive 10 those who are Arst called upon 10 uso
It; Gus any srnslLlu and consistent now system
viii rapidly win the hearty preference Vt tilu iass
Of wrltGH.
u Tho Ron,an alphabet II 10 widely and 1rm1y
established il. use a,long tho leading civilized
uasions that It Cannot 1v tsilsced; in aduptln& 1t
should bs directed towards IT. with uniformity
and In conformity with other nations.
, 1876-07-24

L0H50a EtH0, 1VlVU.
Ycsterlay Miss Brrkwhll succeeded In awlm-
ming from ths Old Bridge Ut Chelsea to Hrecn-
wlcli Pier. Large crowds had gathered to sec
this START and wt,eu, u few minutes aitcr 8, she
leaped frotl water'nan'a boat into thu. river,
stc wus loudly cAcerc,l. There waa fair brecze,
which Ina.le the river rather lu,npy, but the
force of tho cbh-tiic was all ln her favor. Win
gent'u brtast str.'ke tho young swimmer, with
every encouragement from tho curious puDllr
small boat, iu which Were her father aud
brothrr, tho lntter ready To Jump to the aid
VI Als sister III tic event OF any emergency, led
, 1876-07-24

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COL. WOODS MUSEUM.

The TRIBUNE las been requested to give
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CntuAoo, July l3.--Arriving in Chicago last
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to know MY terms, ETC., but trCatea sEoM Aif
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circumstances, e al imposition on tho public; and
tloac wha 90 to tho MuaEdm With tlle expectation of
seeing me Will be disappointed, as do not appear,
f.. FAT RuUNBY.
, 1876-07-24
III.
A Practical Treatise on Materia Meiics
and TheTapcDtie8.

DJ RonshTs pAn7noLon, II. A.. NJ. D.. rrnfes1ur of
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-21
NEVADA ITEMS.

The Elko indJ~dent says: We have
Just been shown some samples OF ore from
the Mountain Laurel mine In Marseilles
District, ten miles from Mountain City.
which Is remarkably fine. In the present
workings the lead is large and we'll defined,
yielding u quality Of ore similar to that
shown us in great abundance. The mill
at Mountain City has engaged TO reduce q
large lot for the owners which Ia now be-
ing hauled, and the amount per ton, real
lied will be made public.
The managers Of tho Meadow Valley
Mining Company, at Phoebe, having be-
come financially crippled, propose to sus-
pend operations unless the miners and
merchants will accept their paper payable
in sir months. The Record says the pro-
position is fayorably entertained by those
Interested.
A Chinaman. in the employ Of James
Byrne- Of Paradise Valley, was seriously
injured last week by being struck on the
face with a stone, by a white man.
The voters are beginning to register.
There are o 20s new names on the Reno
book.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-21
CARSON ITEMS.

The following items Of interest are eI.
tractcd from this mornings appeal:
The second story Of the Savings Bank
Building is nearly completed. The three
sccond-story windows on the Carson street
side are capped with the patent zinc shapes
80 much in vogue In Eastern cities. A
powerful neat corner thatll be when it's
done.
Next Sunday at II o'clock A. N. German
Lutheran services will he held In the Dis
trict Courtroom by liev. c. Dteves Of
Milwaukee, Wisconsin. All German coun-
trymen are cordially invited to attend.
A large attendance and q most excellent
and effective campaign speech from Mr..
Bartine at the colorci Hayes and Wheeler
Club last night. II Is the Invest organiza-
ton in this county. by all odds.
The sidewalk widening mania still pre-
walls on Carson street. Now the old, hub
bly, sandstones IN front Of Fosters drug
are being replaced by substantial
and all Is well.