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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-30
r Q. 0. r. DIRECTORY.
odd Fellows. Hall. corner Main and North
Court strestsa

ODD Fellows. Hall. corner Main and NORTH
LoDeHs:
MHNPHIs Lopez, No. 6-meets every Tues
day. @. H. Plisehke, N. g.; SIS. Garrett,
Y.G.; L. S. Burr. Secretary; E. Z. Risk
Ca1oEAsGw LoDeE. No. s-mssts every Mon
day night. R.. J; Black. n. e. Z. n
A aOn,N Treasurer: Thomas Bacon. P. S.
SCHILLER LOPEZ, No. H0-meets every We'd
nesday night. John Spang, N. g.; Frank
Dries, Y. G;i Chas. Borner, Secretary; john
Linkhauer, Treasurer.
BANNER Lopez, No. H7-mests every Friday
night. G. II. Neidsick, n: G.i.J.W. ADder-
BLuF1 CRY Lopez, No. IT-meets every
Tuesday evening at $50 Second street. D. 4.
Porter, N. g.; R. D. Speed. V. g.; w. H.
Moyston. Secretary; D. N. Kenneday. Treas.
H~HoAHPKExTs.
oIYoso EEoANPNKNf, No. 3-meets on the
lst and Sd Thursday nights Of each month.
John A. Holt, G. p; Charles NJ. Carroll, H..
p; D. T. GOODYEAR. s.. W.; Thos. Bacon,
Scribe; B. Bingham, Treasurer; W. X.
METPaIs EEcAxPxKST, No. S9-meets I'd and
lth Thursday nights Of each month. Joe
Looke,C p; A W Newsom, H P: g W L
Crook, S W; s s Garrett, ] W; he Cullen.
Scribe; CH Plischke, Treasurer.
DEGREE LODGE.
MFnPErs DEGREE LODGE No. 3-Meets first
Saturday Of each month. G. NJ. Carroll. d.
NJ; Ben Bingham, D. d. NJ; A. E. Kenne-
day. A. D. M; 7, P. Holland, Seo'y; F. W.
Smith, Treas.
GENERAL RELTEY CoNNTTTKE-J.S S. Wilkins.
Chairman, go Main street; John W. Wayzes-
burg, Secretary and Treasurer, 30 Front
street; A. D. Gibson. 6 West Court street; j..
@. Schmidt. AZ Msnroe street; D. I. Porter,
* Union street.
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Trustees Sale.

by VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED. AND
y in which l am trustee, made By Julia Ann
hinton and her husband, =. r. Kinton. on the
tstn day OF January, 1875, duly acknowledged
before James Reilly, Clerk Of the County
court OF Shelby county, and recorded In the
Eegister once Of linton county and noted
will, on ~ ~ Paso oAfA
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TIEMPLARs OF \

NAToNA TEMPLE or Il. ASDT. mkW
10. l-meets every Friday even I'm
ing att o'clock at new Masonic ~
hall, Gayoso block, Main street.
@. &. Tate. W. G. T.; Alf u. Waite WV
T.; O. A. s. Richardson, W. R.; @. Z. fhep-
herd. W. A. R.; @. G. Marable, W. 2. III;
d. 9. Mc0ougal, w. IT,: A. Hum, W. u;
H. II. HAmpson, W. ID. u; W. A. Hill, r.,
W. g.; G. R. Price. W. S.; 4. o. Milton, W.
CEELsE1 TEMPLE OF II. \ 7. No. 2-meets
every Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock, at their
ball, Brick Church, Chelsea. g. r, Dawson,
W. O. T.; J. MoH. Holmes, Wv T.; G. e.
Sender, W. R.; Robt. Kendall. W. A. R.;
]. Z. Chandler, W. 7. R.; W NJ. Carr, W.
T.;W. s. Rodgers. W. u; s. r. Eoyes, W.
.; y; 7. D. Rawlings, W. g.; K. 7. White,
MONTGOMERY COUNCIL No. /, 7. A. y S
T.-meets first Monday in each month, In
Masonic Hall, Gayoso Block, at X o'clock
pm. John w. Graham. @. Of c.; John W.
Brush, R.
THLLEs TEMPLE OF H. AND 7. No. 4-meets
every Monday evening at ~ O'Clock at their
ball, corner Second and Adams streets. over
kn~gine.house. DIG. Reahard. W. @. T.. j.
Wood, wv. T.; John w. Brush, w. R Y.
7. Davis, W. A. R.; W. II, Atkinson, w. r.
R.; Chas. II. MeDougal, W. T.; George W.
Ramsey. W. u; T. J. Walker, w.. d. o.; Z.
+. Risk, Jr., W. g.; W. j. Lowry, w. s.;
Dan A. Johnson, W. Chaplain.
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KnGHrs % PTTHIAs.
rurIss.n LoDeu 10. 5-Mssts '

TKEHEssEH Lopez no. 5-Meets Nv
LIST and3d " ednesdays each month at
$50 Second street, Vincent Block, opp. Court
SQUARE. Joe Locke.O.C ;W.L.PaIker, VIC.
W. Klostemeyer, P.;9.W NJ. Crock, n. OF 81.
John Wilson. n. Of p; ". Il. Moyston. z.
Of R. and s.
MKNPEIs LODGE No. 6.-Meets for drill on
first Thursday Of each month. Regular meet
inR second, third and fourth Thursday. r
3 Creighton, Co:P W MoeWs. ? @; Jos S
Leon. v G; John Wood. p; B Psmith, MI;
? W Vigus. NJ 3; 7 P Bath, KRIS.
C1uR DE- LION LoDex No. ls-Meets ID and
9Th Wednesdays every month, ct go Second
street, Vincent Block, opposite Court Square.
Wilson, P; 9. A. Bun. u. Of g.: ]. T.
Tomlinssn. n. Of p; D. W. Schafer, K.
Of r. s.; J.. G. WATSON, P. @.
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Nheriff's Sale Of Real Estate.

pQBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
4 that BY virtue Of an execution to me
Greeted from the Honorable Circuit Court Of
Sneioy county; TENNESSEE. in the case Of
Williams. Judgment rendered On the 9th day
OF August, 1873, for the sum of two hundred
and iorty-nine dollars and ninety cents, with
interest and costs Of suit. to satisfy said
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by VIRTUE OF ATRUsT DEED no NM
~ executed on the 9th day of March, 1871.
s sbS EbScOdasd ~ me once q the Register Of
zIl viii sell between the hours Of 10 Ann.
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DEPARTURE.
ooEDIrIoE oR THE RIYRRa.

Weather clear and pleasant. The
river here rose II inches in the past "a
hours up to this morning at 8 o'clock,
and now stands by the Memphis gas
works marks l24 inches below high water
mark, which is correctly reported By Mr..
James Round, superintendent Of the gas
works. At Cairo the rise yesterday was
6 inches, and stood A feet 10 inches
above low water mark. At St. Louis the
rise was l3inches, with fears Of a freshet.
at Pittsburg the river is rising, with 8
feet ? inches on the gauge. At Cincin.
natl the rise was Al inches, with 38 feet I
inches above low water mark. At Louis.
vile the rise vas IL inches, with Il feet
in the canal. At Evansville it is rising
fast Cumberland river is swelling rap.
idly, with fears Of an overflow Of the bot
tom lands. Arkansas river is stationary
ct Little Rock, with % feet in the chan
mel. White river is bank full and over
flowing the low places.
MISCELLANEOUS
The stage Of water reached the dan.
ger line to-day at IL o'clock.
Little movement in freights.
The high water continues 10 check
business in the bends.
The Fannie Tstum, ous Of White river,
bound for New Orleans, passed Yicks.
burg yesterday.
The Utah, for Arkansas river, and
Peytona, for the Ohio river, passed
V%icksbnrg yesterday.
The Mary Houston. for New Orleans.
left Louisville yesterday.
1.-The Charles Morgan arrived at Cincin.
matt tc-1ay.
The James Howard and Future City
and Oarges, for St, Louis, left New Or.
leans last evening.
The Cons Millar, for Memphis, and Il.
. !urseF' tor New Orleans, left Cincin-
natl last evening.
The Glencoe passed up last night for
b. Louis with 200 tons Of freight. She
put Oft hero several lots Of freight.
Inc Trader came in last evening from
upper White river With 80 bales If cot.
ton. Al head of 49,.
Of pork.
The Ella Captain wu. Elliott, came
IN from st. Francis river With 40 bales
OF cotton, 1873 sacks Of seed, 80 sacks Of
corn and s%undrieS, and rsshippsd Ct
Helena bales cotton. She il r-sesivipg
for a return trip to St. Frsnei, river. apd
leaves on Saturday.
The George W. Cheek ssus in lat
night from Helena with II kalss Of cot.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.

Napoleon, A. J. White. DIN
q. Louis, City Of Chester....~.-............5 pm
f~icksburg, Colorado. ........ .......-. e. .....,.. IS pm
ARRIVALS.
Steamer G. W. Cheek, Helena.
A. ]. White, Napoleon.
Carondelet, New Orleans.
City of Chester, St. Louis.
Ella, St. Francis river.
Trader, White river.
Robert Mitchell, Cincinnati.
j.. D. Parker, Cincinnati.
Alice Brown, Ohio river.
Glencoe, New Orleans.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Carondelet, St. Louis.
Glencoe, St. Louis.
Robert Mitchell, New Orleans.
Boats ~ PogT.
A. ]. White, George ". Cheek, Phil
Allin, City Of Chester, Trader, Osceola
Belle, james D. Parker, Alice Brown,
EllA.
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IN. r., 1885,
ChanCery Sale Of Real Estate.

Chancery Court Of Shelby County-E L.
Beleher, adminiatrator Of James Wickersham
ct al VS.. p. WickershaH OF ali.
RY VIRTUE OF AN NTERLOCUTORY
~ decree for sale, entered in the above cause
on o ne "a a Of July, 1875, I viii sell. at
Of the Clerk and MASTER ofoe1 conrt.baSSs
building, Main street. Mamnhis Tnnn ~
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Ill. MomPhis& Ohio Il. h. S.S
0.50l 4.Wo Twice Daily.
Memphis 4 Charleston
sol r. R.-Daily. II 10 10
Mississippi & Tennes-l
see n. R.-Daily.
memphis 4 Little Rock $50
LOO R. R.-Daily.
jPaducah h Memphis 800
SOi R. R.-Daily.
miss. river 10 Helena&
sQt Friar's P't-daily. 5
(Vicksburg(tri-weeklyO
1901 Mon, Thurs, Sat. 8
mis-. river to st. Louis(
D1 Mon. Thurs. Fri. 5
White ~River-Semi-
30 Weekly-Tues. 4 Sat.( s
Ark riYer, semi-weekly(
n 3 20 TUESDAY and Saturday. 8
marion (tri-weeklyl-l
N Mon, We'd, Fri. 10 3,S
Cuba, Tennessee
weekly-Friday. 10
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NLfoNA TEMPLE or Il. AND 7.
40. l-meets every Friday even
ing at 5 o'clock at new Masonic
hall, Gsyoso block, Main street.
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Trustee's Sale.

By R. J. BLACK, D. q. 4 and am N. v anu
u. Il. BKLCHER, Attorney. 1872
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-24

fARESSMAKING.- An experienced dress
noc Its Trims in the latest sle, out by the day
3 o. inquire in the grocery Ga Sd-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-24

EIRST-CLASS SUMMER BOARD in pri-
1 waite family la LicweiyD PARK Orange. NceJGsey :
terms az 10 80 Per week for season. Add box $780,
Orange Ne i lei
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fine arts.
Che Curt.

FLEETWOOD PARK,
THURSDAY, MAY 25,
FRANCISCO PERAlfO. the Mexican, will ride
10 MILES HOURS,
For stake Of I. 0,iH0
Using TWENTY FIVE Of the MUSTANGS employed IN tho
last great against Tine
at IL O'CLOCK tnoonI sharp In case
Of bad weather. next isir cay.
Admission 10 track. Dollar
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GsIp Wanieo

UOUSFKEEPER WANTED.-A neat, mid
aged 90 20 all Work IN an oil genuemans
haue only spectacle lay VIA good reference state par
Leulas fur reply, aGfrrss COUNTRY. Tribune Oface
DRINTERS. Several good COMPOST ORS
waited t,is morning BAKER 4 GODwiN's, % lark
row ON nOn-uniVp men nerd apply.
vI,O MASONS.-Want about 600 BUILD
4 EAs sHd HhwEhs Tor Greeneok Seeaasdl nc. Faro
eia buildings and for Port Gssg0n Caleioaaa RAILWAY
station Accommodation for builders and house Accom-
noiatiau tho works 9 hour two years enr
rloy mcnt steady w0rkmea. Apply 10 JOHN cOGHllL
BON, Copusetors Offices, Sreonoek and Port Glasgow
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amasemenfs.

WkLLACK's .,,.cv
Pru,gi .sor an Manager. Mr.. LESTER "ALLAck:
MI WALLACE regrets he il compelcd " announce inc
LAS1 SIN NIGHTS
~ " tae
MOST DECIDED SUCCESSES
achieved H. this rhraier IL c1nseqnenre OF inc
CLOSE OF TuE PRESENT SEASON,
whicl will take place ,
SATURDAY EVENING, MAY "a,
49, HOW SHE iOvEs HIM.
with extraordinary cst, comprising Mr. LESTER WAb
LACK, Mr. II j BiONrbGUE, Mr. JOHN GiltEki, Arr
HAIRY BECKETT, Mr.. W 4. FLOYD Mr. w HEisBbhT
WIN, Miss ADA DYA, Miss EFFlE GkRMON, N ne
PoNiSI Miss H. BLAI-DEIL. ard Miss E TlioRNTON.
Monday, T. eseay Wednesday Thursday, Friday SATURDAY
Ma;iuer ard light
Mr. LESTER wArLACK and HIS ENTIRE COMPANY
BROOKLYN Theat T. for week, .ncins
MONDAY, MAY 30
The talented and popular American couple.
MR. AND MRS W. J. FLORENCE
will commence enea cement At THIS iheater
MONDAY EVENING, MAY 90
IN their success fdl Anne rican Comedy OF me
MIGHTY DOLLAR,
whcl vii bc produced with
ENTIRELY NEW aud BEAUTIFUL SCENERY,
ELABORATE ELEGANT APP0INTMENT9
Eth AVENUE THEATER ,.
"PIQUEp a Fesiva. Matinee At 100 for the
beaent Of Mis- Davenport. As
1T TIMEsl FINAL lom like IT, Lawrence Barrett
NIGHTS. william Castle r. T. Davenport
All the 0hEf al Musc
SATURDAY, May q, "PI0UE" MATINEE -
SATCEDAY NIGIIf, May ~ MI. Davidge's benefit
SERIOUS FAMILY" and "POCAHONIAs'
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Cxtnrslons.

ITO CHAPTER for EXCURSIONS
4 steamers WYOMING and WILLIAM COOK; baress
REPUBLIC CHICAGO, BALDWIN CALEDONIA, and
ANNA ALDEItNEY PARK, EXCELSIOR, ORE NTAI,
RARITAN BEACH, COLD SPRING. aud IONA ISLAND
GROVES Ia let. Office 81 Westst, opposite Christopher
H. b. cRossETT.
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400 EAST 2GTI-ST. near 4th-ave.-Fur-
w. nsh-d ROOMS. with first class board terms mnd
rfnIe TrlrrrnoN- cNrIan- ell
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~,OOK WASHER ard lRONER--By a young

welsh rl With good reference, 10 cook wash AID Ion
o,s All kluds family cookinRbrcad biscuits soups &c
a in every way responsible, competent CIR FOR cry or
country 10 general hoTsework Call at No. 500
6ll.aNe near 2JdsL
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COUNTRY BOARD at Gerry HILL \. Y
~ IL grounds. cool shade and good Table Address T. Il
CJfIIA
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LADY, very pleasantly situated, would Ike
~ BOARD one or two Gill !ren; All the alyannges o.
bone be- al ried and Of clothing the best 81 re'r
cnces eivoa terms moderate. Address Box lOo. ycrhed
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MONMOUTH HOUSE.

ETONMOUIH HOUSE,
IA spnug Lake Beach, $50. mouth County, ". J.
This ues aid ma. Ii0cel seaside Hotel will open
JUNE b. 1915.
go Handsomely furnished rooms, gas, eieNato
el,rff BE- L.. and al TO- uOisfn couYcuvucrs.
A.ipe oalati.y l0r D o ElestH wliholi crsweng o.,
~ Letel i! 90 FROM e teach. Gle bathing ~
TIE coast while nagnAoeni fresh water aAe
within zoo let OF TIE FtTaada inland Astounding IA hAh
sud sUlrudid Tor rowing and e. Ing.
An al laat band Of Lhe viii be IN attendance the ehio
tasou loar HnontLsl
tne ana faf hours nom NewYoTk city. pa hours roH
w,Tl PHILADELPHIA. without change 81 ears. 80
Fnr cgcuaIa. Rfply Of the 81 Cicgd Hotel PhladePhA
or Al tls Monmouth Fut-i 49,
O. W. MULLIN OF -. Cloud Hotel. PHILADELPHIA
HENRY f.SEIsNlE OF Dspsi Hotel, Fort wayne, IND
Sc habG Espsiol
A me livery In attendance ior use Of guests.
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HEATH HOUSE,
sCuoOLEY HOCNTAIN SPRINGS, y. j.
Two hours New1ork via Merris and Issef HaHfo'n
Accommodate 400 guests lawn, Chayboae wat iha
AMI music hall, perfect drainage, pure spr.ns W,rr -
from our own g@IQt resttu rsci1n no H"sf IS'@ ~
culaIs al the Cocnzn Houte. 2.tl sHd broal ~ ,o,,
CgLEGAE d CAAUIQJE~
MRS. T.. j. RAYNOR viii open I'll 10
IVA HOUSE. Bclpot solth side Ions Isai June j. -
hrscsss boarding Uusr excellent oauur, batur l,He
Apply No 4G neEt JlsHt, Ao~iO4A, Of at iiiua HoH
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Ak EAST 25Tll-Sr., 1st house from Madi.
Ltsb son quar -asant RIO Ms let with without
BOARD transicuiiy permanently location pion
feCrsnt-s exchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-24

IDI LEXlNGTON-AVE., between 9th aud
tUf 2Sthsts-larrt. hand oHc ROOMS superior board
house al c0uycneuccs city telegraph mes D'rt
references price reasonable. small household
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Doaro ano Eoom5.
Country Board.

COUnIrV BO3rl
HERE is what you have been looking for
Good country BOARD; lety locality, Dice location,
shine; COW nsnt 70 cry, and II Ease 40 money VII
aEe l"rs,s Address f. IL MOTT, CeBi:Ti Valley orange
uluuiN. n y.
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| AUNDRESS.-A respectable girl as first
Il class launieSs woud DO chamberwOrk and hno wash
understands II kinds OF putting AMI Gunl best city
from her las, No Niiganpac between
lOtl amt It'll st. 9Th ave.
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COUNTRY BOARD-Pnvate family: beaut
I lu scencry pleasant location niles .On I'D
Mahonk Address ELfiNG 4. DEYO. New.Paltl. Ulsto
f.uutt. x I.
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BOARD ano Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-st.
West sila.

4 ID WANTING BOARD, city or country,
n spIy al tie BoARDERs DIRECTORY 737 Broadway.
4 n elegant suite of apartments with private
~ table also and table dhote. asa ,thave Ele
hnLsl
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Gituations i0anlco--9emales.

nRESSMAKER.-A respectable young Pc,
~ who competent dressinaker, stylish trimmer,
Wheeler Wilson's machine desires permanent
private family the Summer best city refer
tnass. Appiyat OPS 6th-ave
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WASHING. Wanted by n respectable
w WOMAN gvntlsmens family washingj viii DO
Grc1sS style delivered 1 tss cay
moderate city reference iG9 "a ave. cor lISths,
tlsId door. Ca or address MIA. MCGUIRE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-24

FURNISHED PARLOR and BASEMENT
r. DOR reasonable family OF adults for te Summer
lauo lnd good furniture 62S West iZdst, convenient
Elevated Road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-24

A FEW handsomely furnished ROOMS to
~ LET, wi hOIt board aulte sincly; ais large
tooor ROOM. For parLlcnlars apply AZ ~ Wet 3l ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-24

{VASHlNG.-W Wanted by q competent aun-
w dress. witf A. reference washing sLd ironing
herh ouse. $40 East 2sLlSI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-24

DRiNATE family would rent, on very mod
terms ohoce Of rooms vith without board 10
gentlemen gentlemen and their wives references. lO7
West dlstst.
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DEMocRArrc sr4rE coNrrvrrox |
lildcn turc Of Majority nj Uiicn 4 sharp
Conflict about Instructions Coming,

ALnAHv, April Tile approaching DEM
ccratic state Convention at Utica is exciting a
good dc ] ~ irfcref, here nj the capital. hp.h
among the friends and opponent " GOV. ril.
den. Reports from III qupttcrs lcoyc r, doui
tllt thp former viii lave % l.rsc naI,rty !n tho
Convention. Some put the Governors ptcpnu-
drranco "a high as three-flurths and even
seven ,ighths. pcrhaps those who ntmc Ito
later figures ere over sauruine ia their auiicipa-
o. u.s.; wat here is mo- question th 9 'hN @ Dome
oct.is VINO or, hostile ~ 1nleua pro-idcutuI
aspiration are uucl di.appointe d with tue c4i.-
ya-s thus far for delegates 81 Utica.
At the commencement Of tho lceiilatiy, Sos
Sion idcn's enemies tilkod confidently Of being
able to control the state Convention and TO
send delegation TO 81. Louis made up Of such
mixed materials as would insu,e his defeat at
the very start. They have recently given up all
hopes Of securing n majority at Utica, and ut
the best will only seek TO prevent the passage OF
resolutions instructing the delegates to the Ma
tiouH Convection 60 vote always as a unit, and
for Gov. Tildcn while he Is in tue field
mt IL must not ho inferred from thia that the
antagonists OF the Governor concede that he
Will nave so largo a majority IN the state Con-
NcuiiOu "a his friends claim. or that they have
abated one whit ~ their hostility to his nomina-
ton for the Presidency. On the contrary. Their
bitterness toward him seems TO increase in ia.
tensity as tne'r PROSPECT Of success at tica
win be IN n minority there on the main question
OF Presenting GOV. Iilden's name to the 80. Louis
Convention, they believe, or affect o. believe,
they will Doe strong enough to prey M tho udop-
tiun OF resolutions OF DESTRUCTION On this latter
point CIV. l'ldtu's friends do rot frDpo-e %
Jield, a. Gid those Of Senator ConkliNg at -tI.-
cuao. They intend TO uso the Dowcr lu t4eir
bands ail send pledge q lex ton 90 80.
inuis. nul ou thit subj 90 sharp nfnf ls looked
Tor at the state tonN eu.on, provided $50 udnl -
itS uo stryuz enough ~ get UP respectable
contest.
dent friends Of senator Couktng regret that
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Terriae Bo:lar Explosion.

BALD EAGLE, Pa, April 7.-Loeomotiye No. o.,
on the Tyrone and Cearneld Railroad. exploded tue
afternoon OF the 4th inst Campbell, the enginser,
Shannon, h'gmeS, and Miner bTakesman, were killed,
Harvey ie fireman, found in the water tank, some
c,ance from the track, covered by the cab, terribly
scalded but alive aud conscious. Al tho time Of the
explosion the engine was making ten miles an hour. and
WAS pushing cara ahead Of IT, Miller the orakesman'
was standing the second ahead. The front part
Of the 'usiue was thrOwn over the cars crushing them
to pieces, a1d huryng Miller beneath many tons OF &C.
bris Iue engineer was thrown huudred feet into The
woods, ana Vas fouud Win every bone IN his body
broken lie nAgman was hurled upward with nlins
pecce " the locomotive AZ least one hundred aud ny
feei, and ten TO N earth shapeless mass. lhe noise
Of the explosion Waa heard three miles away.
lac lIelnAn relnalncd conscious about quarter OF
in lOrr after he Was found He said that WHEN the
posou pl &C he was about throwing coal into tue
hire b. 4 ans 4. tNe md time NJ h'a en Ia loco
motive explosion. The hrs was year or two ago. II.
was tucu thrown over htt feet from me engine, and
landed I'm quasmre, He Sts badly huu' however and
tue last one occurred.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-08
Remoxe The CnnItnl.


To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Str: 1t
seems to me that there Is great force In the ar
guments brought forward for the removal Of tho
capital ~ the state to New York city. The saw
ing Of tine aud travel the Infinitely superior
advantages Of New York over the bleak and
slippery hillside, which no one who has travelled
over It daily In winter thinks of with anything
but adherence; the social, hygenic, and
domestic culture and comfort OF the city,
and the liberalizlng observation OF commerce,
trade, and the arts ought TO make the change
desirable 20 every member from the rural nor
tiOns Of the state. But there remains tho fact
that a new Cap, Ol building has been begun, aud
large amount Of money expended at A Albany.
or seven more are required TO CON ylCte the
structure, and Of this sum New York city will
have to pay One-half- to perprtuate a grievance
which she might transform into an advantage,
thus:
Let the city offer TO build Capitol equal 10
that proposed receiving the present structure
and the future appropriation as now estimated.
Let the square between FOrtieth and Forty
second streets, Fifth aud sixth avenues. be tho
location. None more convenient and In every
WY suitable could be wished. The old rcser-
weir Is useiess-an eye sore. IL contains cut
stone enough to build the Capitol, or AZ least all
but lis ornamental portion. The space Il ample,
the proximity to railroads and hotels all that
could be desired, the Influence upon real estate
values in this city equally ~ be desired both by
the city and the state.
IL Is not, Of course. material that the city
should undertake the construction Of the build
ing. II ey Will give the ground ana the old
reservoir there Il no doubt that the finest Cap
itol building Ia the Union can he built with the
amount ot the unexpended Hparopria'ion,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-08
Live Sinck Market.

NEW York. Friday, Aurl 7.-Recelpts az
becves were ~ car loads or 1,32 mead. makinR 475G
since Monday against 4372 for the corresponding tlme
last week There was further decline IN prices equal
TO &c. n, part u which WIS due 10 The iufedDf
quality Of the stOck. Comm nesf e. good native tccrs
wore no al from size. n % dress % Ms TO tde gross
cwt NJ 60 10}ec o ores 90 Ms few selections went
AZ lh4n llAlc. 10 ures. % me-
dsccnts q sheep ~ere IL cars OF l,s?3 head making
NHOd since Monday against 6V.0 for the correspond.
lug time last week IfcrlOr ami common sheep we're
not Hltcd aud some Of the poorest had to be sold
low At dAc. n, hut fir TO prime and extra sheen
wer In nrn demand at full prices, ranging from 10. 10
10 Ms. average
fcccpis VI hogs we're 2e cars or no head m1kina
iu2l since Mond v. aEMnst l2,7ii for he anne tins
la-t week. None for sale alive Dressed hogs were
steady ana hrin al lOieelOJ4c y n.