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, 1876-05-25
U1'TY MEAr. ESTATE.

I;on onsALE;-,fAKnl.E SWELL. .r,:oST tEs1nrsEE
L ?. lnnEl"y ay., cs1ln1EiH. MI 1nniEIn improve.
tnrhtA Ea.ty.ur+. M! fntn,ra; prr- 1uw; tetn. y,
sun. dbtS ". MhKs1l u WAshEpgiun'st.
vet stnet F%fy;,zli x T. II. s+rr:.;
i,,Un shI.E- Il, ,Ht,NCYs TttI:iTY ..Ew Hni'EF
snHth stfe, Furnished Hfntrrl1y with Int ", fret
ami nice Erecn lawn, hInk ffunl -."atf CRts lake
wnt'f; RI and et.c II. 4 H. Tr!hnnr 0Flcn.
I,VTt EALE:-,.yEnY CHEAP AZ THE OWNER II
tOn. mlIr ir,it hr tnNst Rutat earn paAs do,ra.
AddF.ss u II. Ttibunr nsIiec.
IfUtl HALE--H. rEET ON CALUMET. Av... ,CrPf,-
sltr thtsr 1narth fsantt st'ath % Thltty hf fAst
liO lBok a. 1t aud mRkt aH offer. MEAD a. CUE ta4
l.nsa'.st.
lIUfs HA,.E--LOTS DS AsIlLASD.Av. ASD TlIIil
ty.at!,.t j,at a,tM Of VI 5,;;,ng MILL MI "
II hit opportunity I'M huilerr W mike t,nty, - li
ldcatnn Ii vrrJ desirable. MEAD 'E. I.5 HSaale-E IT,
i,jit rALE-@r FfET FRONT ON ADAMS. M.
sTsen %lHth::!sr aud Eaa.y. nnr # tl'e mo.t
cnry to parties Win viii h!III VIII dlsic II Wished
MEAD CnE. ihs 1aSat'c st.
I,oK sALE-St,+. D ANU II PNiK-Av. TfiisEE.
st"ry End 's.s1s,; M ,n.r,ic 1r"H hfat,Gas IN
c1,InfrEEa rrn!.tttne. NEAL 4 fUk la3 Ln-alN.tt.
, 1876-05-25
ADJUSTMENTS.
MIR. 1IATC1I,s DEBUT,


Mr.. AlunxO Hatch, who lns been studying In
Italy during the past year or two, nnd who has re-
turaea ftr i vIsit to his friends we believe, gave
concert las4 evenlng at 3tcCormicka Hall, and,
although It n the ag-cnd Of tho season. succeeded
In calling out quite good audience It iF the Ars
time Mr.. Hatch has rccn heard hrrr In pmhtc IN
fact, hitherto hA vocal nl.Ilttes have becn known
only 10 few, liz hna purauct his way quietly md
without any flourish, and, from his t!ngInyA. has
evidently devoted much hard work to his psofts.
stnn h!nee, when JIG wcnt AWAY, he was entirely
arnl tenot Of good range. md very pleasant lnal-
Lly, which hns hcen scsloolca to tho genuine ttann
traltlonx O! flourish and embroidery, and trfcksuf
bnt In The changes 1t rueatrr llr Inns almost ia
tai ineffity.-~e roy fntl WcArHe he nny b. tempt.
el 10 Ihe It eyernucl,. uutil 1t becomes .munoio.
appears 10 be naturally hard, It is quite flexible,
ad he sinSs WITH g.od eSpresss!on iis sele uu@;
IN SF are IN two af ord iron Beni In "n and
Doanl2etti With Miss HASKELL He las much yct
I" d9 bcI".e he :, ntsed .i1,7,es, sq1eF,
ts f, 1t.aa nnd teehncalites d.
mi prove too nuch for hin. as they have for many
e"1si.sution wetler Is wort @ n. viii. TO- to parsue s
style rpdy bccom!n;, thing of thc dead past. In
Che performance of s''* pso:rae be was s..!'ted
M Ms. lnsS wG the E's*ihuetn 81 Il. Ha, apay
playr1 schnlnann'A "Sighl Whom" und d ruA,lM-
n,oi,s Ci.opn waltz th charlnlngly as TO tug2eat
thai he ought not n tiic future 10 eohinc his con
cert piayin. II the organ; by Mr.. Lc%is. who
played, l'nE;nints Theme and Variations Tor the
violin: and BY Mr: Echlslu'. wnnes ne; admirable mi
@ n q" aiar fx., fSe Re- @ Ssllo was one
Nrsrr.. Eddy. t.rwls, and Elci.llrim nso played
the ntln..n ni finale nf tho Beethoven trio, o}, ~,
which oprucd tho concert. in au excellent nlnncr.
, 1876-05-25
IsgISlNi:&a CHANCES.

~~--ec<~~-~
4 EAIlE. CHASCE-A NAiIEt,hn :, EATItti.
IL t,'it, far saIt III thriving s,~' fn IEd1s,,. lr.
KIT nH wr,: & Ere ncs Es.us ais ,nt sl' @ '"r
I}EstSEsS Tfi. SALE .rf.Ef 1t NE tuS Ti.lLbF
1TL'"sEnnnss. Afp'Y A. ~ hsha''as' ...
T,-HR RtiE-G f;ttftH NF*T thD EEHET AitLE
j. tnnEx,t IN fle Wn. tIih". w"rr xo'pl chst b,lI
nc++ Il innr At,trr.s X rs, Tribune nhce.
cLnUn Mil.LH IN ILLlHDis. MlGnr'AS. Axp
TEIsaUA. il. Washing etrn.tt, 1:uutl H.
1,Dn sA5E-A wELi.ESrAn,lsItt.li FlRsr:
rlsss itInhss; rare opportunity III filr l"art u
tile ct{i Will take rnrt txGhnnRn Fur particulars c
IN q. ". HULL. ~ ttsnllr-ts. EnoMt
i nj, s.1 IN, irtAnp-t a sT -FtIy,Vi,iry
".., @ .,. stii ia, ~, ~, -. ~
city pr"lIcrty. Ad1rrss GEU. ALEXASDTi. Helle
rIlni:, Ii,
1t,,t s,,r-r:r,ru -X,vi7 rtYTrttEs ~, tfIr,f1E
ast HMirc = r. - ~.
A,r' ran1} MOTT. 'n1'HrE AZ =" nteH"l."'.
1N!K EALE-h STAT|,NEf It|A1 AND CON.
f:tlnfstry store, with rut,Is 10 rusr fur icurttu,.
Address IL rr'h,nc of'rr
J'Hlt AAtE-A EInsT.CL.AsS PRINTING OFFICE,
rht -, t,atrrini ntasly ali new. Ihguirr ut VI. t..
Ely lS'snnft' ""ttr.tt.
f.nft sAtE-YAit,DH FITTED Up IN FJE,sT,s:LhGS
tty" i"rry rt4tiy g4t,lrc.j Israsfs, ,oItI pt III.
nl,v rs ~ iasrr r. Ffrnt .arfnrr !" Th
80 'A'HHm.
r.c M, r n1 :, r., Z MI NA0
"F' "'iH ''H'c!s s''auh' ''"'' n ''s shhiIs,ne
, 1876-05-25
BLACK Hills.

sr rAr1. M,nn,, May eli. c. Dodge, who
left bismarck for the l,nch Hills in April, with
herd Of COWS mud eight teams loaded with surples
though he had Int n n1cn with him, got through
all right AMI without trouble with the Indians but
after his arrival in lapid City, he went bac, few
with Nix bullets through him. Thu clnmborA of 1fs
Issols.F ., wcrc sn'y nn. f,om appearanccs Ac
In. bccn shot several tiucs rather than fall alive
into the hands N the Inun4
, 1876-05-25
YICIlRlAtS BIRTHDAY.

EEw rnnK, Mny 2i.-The 57th anniversary of
the birthday Of queen Victoria was rucognzrl
here by The british steamers Gr3g salute, and all
tie sitrll vcsrclt In the harhor bct.. guyiy decor
atetl with t1a,s and strratncts.
, 1876-05-25

Sota> disbursements. 11u 1T
The report was referred 10 tho Master lus tho
nttaf examination.
George Eelry also alctl petition nrn'n.t the
Cheng". banyiI!c It Vinccn,cn Railroad Company.
satinE that IN November last he sent car load ul
Warsaw lsuai to Cresccnt City. The salt wax III.
lnaIed at Watsckn, to hr transferred fr,n nnc road
q tS other, anh whi!e there WA destroyed by IRE.
The lteGevcr uf the Chcagn, iRllrle y F1nCcnnes
sa esst 's's' Sas : r e"' !t sa tilt ILL si%s H de- d.
IT. Gen. H. Anderson, II. 1.-The ''' ctscutt @ Court Gourt
u IrnqnuiH t"unty. 20 liz 10 hnye thr question II
liability settled. Thy petition wits referred IL the
IilY Of my sNt, mn, nofcc was acnt tu the Toledo,
ruurh IL Narrnw !toal
GEORGE e. SMITH.
The croas- examination nf George e, Smith WA
haan.el yesterday morning before The Register,
hut nntrs nrw was clcitrl from Smith IN 10 his
vanished property. After al'ont two l.uurs had
sAss afternoon, tn give Mr. uuudy time 10 prepare
sSn'e further questions,
Juhn 1soac was tried yesterday before Judge
Riodgrtt TN thu charge or making and pnssfil,;
euuntesfeit o;scnt I'lcces, and fund guilty. lie
Sts rcnandcl for scntence.
Judge Moore will bc iu Court this afternoon at 8
oe!nck III hear nntnn..
Tomorrow will b. tho last day u service In the
Superior Court IL the Julv term.
UH1rKD STATES COURTS.
T. ., and y, g; Swain atr, u libel against the
echanHcr i. II. Moss, clnlning 81, 0a0 due them
'e:trliu 1871 mid 1871.
vi FIFTH ssn. aos ss; Z ;s Sw ,,'n sssY cs1 an s: s1" l.
Suawn Sarah Il. md Charles a. rrout, clara AMI a,
y klnf, Sarah g. front, a,a j. e barker, eaccu-
G!eeased, anu ntlltrs. to fuTeulusc mortgage Gbr
5000 on Int. IL, II, IL md III In Prant i
colemaMn res,ildlylsion Of The east ID acrrA ot ,ho
south "a Rerta Of tf,n s. +. i of Hcc. 4. aS, IA.
BANknUrrcr slATTERs
IN the case of l'asr llros. Il Co., discharge
, 1876-05-25
lsI.I.JstII,

This evening the beethoven Society will closc ita
sc;s1n with performance Of McndelBsohns
s'Elijuh" at the plymouth Congregational Church.
, 1876-05-25

,.~--, . !. -;
- rfe.. and tlurry tltuntca thereon ~ tar suea.
OTfs IitOWN. haxrnIrnt, N Eearl.orn'st.
GTuKAuE On EAST WAsiI1SGTnS-sr,-A GtIS.
= srnttnt place. Advances on koots n lu~eAl fatra
TltOs. A. lIlI.L, i2i lrarLetM'*t
Cypl.AtE- E-fltltS,yliKE. HrH.'lEs, ASn MEls.
y chanltse stored III frr prtsf @areh,Ast. ~ West
ttFIIs.
, 1876-05-25

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
MISUNDERSTANDING. nAEGAtS OF 1IKlt:K
w !Mus. f,.r cash r,lsnnIcr ~ t!pto ,*s,; south
Block.
}VANTED-llUUsE AMI L,'r. ~ DESIRABLE
" lDcit!on iii exchange (nr choice lots nj II yNnstnE;
VII easun,e. q. ntXly. Ia h,a IL East M.lt.,n.>t
, 1876-05-25
REV ARD.

a.S NEWAl:n-Lusr Fi!DM asa WEST MuSlsnE*
SNt} IT, ranaty; tho hlrA "a medium sized, quite
thine, An tts 3tlE and mi trAter1 uEt sitghly shaded
With xeay Above reward Will 1e paid iuz liz return
pff ~
, 1876-05-25
WANTED-NIA HELP.

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!sr.a HtstS!ays nsMaE - lE a
"''n if'as' z-----..-..--.u
\fA$TEh- TWo TA11.Ut,s AT ms 1sI'tASh.Av.
H. f'-hlt. =,-----.-.~-
w iihtW AZ md 4 Wssf 1aRst .ntvr.; r. =;
c"rher JeiTcr.on.
NATASTEN-1itJ.EE 5:fl11I1 NIfIlNEV9 m III. |
w fn,.h arnir 1t mr. X VIII FiHuEfE
n"rthw'st caT1Ht Lintoln and Ktnxla:..s.
w running wond. .wnrtinv rnschiperT' al nsU AZ
7TXYTr6@S t;'n,1, ',1" t,,,:T - 5sa aii0r01rrn
h.z. a'i~a"kee'"v. 9: Woob' oob'-----.-,-
WAHTEb-LDEKSAlTlis TU w0fsK On IRON |
!h'!st:ads al Ch'tssu ir9n BcdStcad Mfg. Co, ~
Wes'+t
WASTE11-AT sc1 sTATE.xT.. n HAsEMENF, |
"s f'":s: sr a'S ea'"''''' mono but
1I7ASTETl-rA1HTtNs. CALL EAJiLY TODAY !
" at"tt Shtth Mafkrt''t.
I{TASTEj'-pf:EssF FEEuFE; OSE WHO jI3S lad
stating salary .1pec,cd' X =. 1rlhan: "tt:ce. ~
AS1fi ti.tk.t lt l.k' yr lls AnEH,Hf CALL
~'"t ,' ' 80 w" ~ N'HLth
NThNTEn-A Fi!:sT.Ei.Ass. Mhnb TUESEfI. |
s, nesp | ij|u M j,an ~. oA'1!s d Io'' '"'er'
~ maEihe dnoss and hanging win!ow screens. s,i
o''"tn w HeAeo - ---------~ .-----.-
VASInnTl,mu VA,Ss ., 1,,. isnDD sInCI lit.Ss " WuI!K
Coacilincn, Tcum.trrx, ctr,
\VnMuahn--h, Sifnl1f. hEaLiAhLE MAX To
{ass care . o. s~ r. h,tst hn4 a.; Ec'rfs ~otk about
l"t.s. Addre. with ,etsI. 4!ect. Ei. Trilun. olee
r.,o1n,,,,.,,,, 2..a,,u.r
, 1876-05-25
SEyEtNf4 MACHINES,


t1E!!sDNAt.-l.ESA: p HAVE, DEEA WAITING
mont ell4 fnr TINT last tuc. Muat tra sou before.
lSFils wLca ana Ehc1e nckt week. II.
, 1876-05-25

kMbNrDn11,
FfW EEST-On WILL SELL, \ FINE I10l.sE AND
chttat lA EuslcN uUt; beautiful rsen,. In South
Evasl.tI! IlLItrSu.' II!;tlo,. Il! WA.t,ins1un-.t
FI,o EEST-A HOUSE, wIT1i 6 E0f,NS il FiEST.
CLAW erdcs. NJ Auttlai ~ per mtutli. Address u.
LNkf..L l.. trAE.L. - -
, 1876-05-25
PARTNERS WANTED.

11Al;rNEK WANTED NTH sLl.u Tt Sa.bn
l ca:t Il! y ansLufsetsriny nustn.~. rt";. ~, rts
Er.t references latEu a!e sstnsl.h hcsd uiotu
e-,Iltal. AGusIa4 y i, II SauIA Hr1p.Alacs'A.
, 1876-05-25
FOR SALE.

:
I ,uE SAN. = ONE HASk.ruCSTi,I.. II FEET
lnx u,Ar's ~! xslnat PAUL. srSu!. Il rtsn.h IAyts
irIir+ susr tnly months. Will fr stlI chg Al Al
u,us. |. ~ SktIUSAL uASh4 E4Gtn. ~
, 1876-05-25

E1TrATI0E wASTED-A KtsPErT ATLE Sn1;.
- w,sEnn g't WHO las uny been eiuEt tihln IN ttA
fS"n'f ssI ;an,i !" T Tta!n @ tsuaoa M In M
e'sir 'a,nn to obtain ntce hone md End change
I" learn Engt!sh At!''rrs* Mia LIMA STESNUD, In
chtr uf ME. Eliot 1Iaisusl- I:tl West Ialthla-4t
, 1876-05-25

y{yESr EN-, INSTITUTE. FAMILY SCHOOL ron
W young !1l.rs, Mira. s. l. CADYs Principal, &e3
Na,sn. EulA. Srnl fur ttCuaS
, 1876-05-25

k,SGtSEEttS' ASb MAEHlSlsTS' AsS1srASr, :
~ n, !". larEg i'l1 lit.t 81 nlhls,hs "! W:
lNat!!!!y 81. y, rnt: <!:s nu"st. Nn.rl.. y: VIII.
Elh Wnfrriy SutrlA !! wis. tne%}, II, pub. I'll.
MilLRIsS, Ii4 Mnl.suh.Pt.
g. rAlp Fnls WENsTEirs ntTInSAl!i;, INC
~! Wstrs rail tnr E'"l i.",ks tllAFta's tMlfin.l
nld llokstafr,ll MA!i.un-st oFE4sr tlllMHt ltn a..
, 1876-05-25

I4FANTtt.tihnl' sEtnNltHASN ESNikE AND
b4IirT from ~ tHlIb IuWtr, In H1CLHuEc tor
Nm, ftat rAihir l.! fayur1b,r location. rAgh tl14
NlEilAIiDS lisuS NuHhS, u hollA JuHvlsuu.kt
, 1876-05-25

krTliATlnES wASTED-i1Y TWO GIRLS n 4
= rtifate family, cock thu other fr second
work y nnrs'n Call fur Two uayA At 7au 1ndiani-as.
, 1876-05-25

kTCA1loS WASTEu-As E6lE IL 4 FIIssl.
y efAsa rlacr where kcnuss xri IL kert. The bes or
rEft II required. Coll adufeA4 for QUO week 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-06


JAMES KrrEY Of this city got his life in
surcd in the Security Life Insurance
Company IA ls12. lie signed the usual
form of application, containing over one
hundred questions. The insured Is obliged
TO agree that If any one of the answers is
untrue, the policy Is thereby forfeited.
ono question j. &" Have you consulted
physician for any sickness within the past
seven yuars?1 To this Ku.EY answered
No. He died, aud his widow sued the
company for the amount of the insurance.
It WAS asccrianed that about five years
before the policy was taken out, n physi-
can who was attending Mrs. KiLEY, ut her
r,uue left one or two doses OF medicine
for her husband, whom She represented
10 be suffering from u cold. The in
surance company, it seems, had been
housing around the dead mans house,
but had not got hold OF this insignificant
item until after their answer had been
served. Then they moved for leave to
amend their answer and set this fact up in
defence against Mrs. KILEY's claim. Judge
VAN BRUST not only denied the motion,
but he accompanied his decision with some
remarks at once sound in law aud whole
some in morals. After characteriz ng the
defence rs unconscionable, he continued {:
There is not the Slightest pretence that there
was any fraudulent cpncealment upon the part
Of KiLFY, or that the fact that he mad taken
medicine Tor cold from bhislciAn would nave
q # tied in the slightest degree the merit II the
| application. All that can be claimed II ia |
there Is "a tecnuical violation of tine warranty. 10
wpnld bs the erossest inins zee 10 allow the de-
PENDANTS to rscale from ITS just obi cations be-
oiuse AT the timeol Ms applic tion 70 he Insured
the applicant mad Tors soften thtt ne had ttken a
! PHI i've years before. IL has been claimed th"t
| an insurance company n neNei secure % Nef-
| dict from "A jury, ma when we see ins urauce
| companies attempting to escape from their Just
obligations Dy the Introduction nt dei"nors on
tiIelY wiuOut merit, IL Is MT surprl~lng mat
| their defenc-s are not regarded with tnyor by
| iules. The defendants motion should b. de-
| MED, with costs"
Those cunningly devised forms Of appii-
cation are calculated, and, 1t is not un-
/ charitable TO say, designed, to entrap the
uuwary, aud induce them to pay away
then MONEY for naught 70 many of the
insured the payment Of the premiums Is
/ attended with dlMculty, and can only be
accomplished by rig.d economy aud self
denial. Poor men submit to hardships and
Inconvenience IN the hopeund expectation
OF having their families better provided
forafter their death; yet some little trile,
like having taken pill, years ago, for a
cold, long since forgotten, may cut of
this dear-bought advantage.
We are utterly opposed TO tins whole
practice in Insurance, whether life or fire
When n risk il taken It should be regarded
~ 4xsd aQ9 v los oSougs Il shou4d bS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-06
Thinking About Man who is TO be
Hanged.

Every one hnks of an approaching exc
eouiiou. Tomorrow Is Friday, aud "A week
from tomorrow DoLAS is to he hanged.
Tie preparations for his execution have
already begun, and from this time until
the revolving particulars of his death shall
be published, every word printed about
him Will be read with interest. The curl
osity II the public about man who is to
he violently put 70 death is never satiated
ST. long rs anything remains to be told.
As the last days IN the life OF n convict
approach their close, no matter how shock
ing his crime there is always more or less
sympathy felt for him. In the case OF
DoLAN this is somewhat enhanced 10y the
fact that the evidence against him was cir
cumstantinl, and that some lawyers have
expressed the opinion that his trial was
not. in some respects, conducted US "A cap
ital trial ought to be.
We suppose there l. only one question
left for the Governor to consider in this
case, aud that is, not o refer question Of
life and death to any one, but TO examine
the record Of the testimony himself, and
If all The circumstances established bB TIC
prosecution arc rCc0ncilGbl1 iciM the fnnO-
Ccpcc ot nc prisoner then II ia the Gov
eruoT's duty 20 commute his punishment
to imprisonment Tor life, however strong
the probabilities OF his guilt may appear.
In weighing the evidence, this principle
should be borne IN mind, that the uncor-
iohorated testimony OF VIGOROUSLY DISCO
Lutte women is insufficient III law TO justify
II conviction.
The indignation naturally cngenderod by
the shocking death Of Mr.. NOE should not
be permitted to weigh with the Executive.
Indeed, that undoubtedly lad some influ-
eucc e. prevent DoLAN from having per
fectly fnir trial.
GOV. TMpEN is good lawyer, and is fully
capable OF forming a just conclusion IN ia,
premises. We think il altogether likely
thai DoLAN is guilty; but, rs We read th,
report Of his trial, he was not legally and
couclusiyely proved guilty.
lie Is 4 poor man, of bad reputation; but
that is no reason for hanging HIM. I,mat-
tiers not that the probabilities OF his guilt
enormously prcponderate against those ia
his favor. As much rs any other man he i,
entitled to the benefit of doubt. Besides
the State would be just rs well off with tn,
prisoner at hard Labor for life, Us If he wer,
hanged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-06

The young editor is in bad way be-
cause Mir NCuARD n. DANA, j., was rejected
bv the Senate. There Is no need for ANYBODY to
feel unhappy about the matter, except the Sem
stors thcmselves. Nr. DANA is a gentleman TO
whom Office could add no distinction and ON
whom It could confer no additional claim to
respect. This the Young editor does not seem to
understand. Perhaps, estimating other people
by himself, he fances thar it the position that
makes the man, not the man the position.
Never you mind young editor. Though people
will not be able to sec you when you step down
from the tall tower, Mr. DANA would have gain
ed no elevation by being made Minister to Eng
land. lie 10 on the high ground already. JAY
GOULD, talk to your stool pigeon, and tell him
that while the employment for which you en-
gagged him may make him conspicuous, 1t does
not render him either sensible or deserving.
Nothing but qualities OF his own could do that,
and everybody knows that mcritorous young
fellows don't take service as stool pigeons, even
at high wages. Say no more about MIR. DANA,
young oditori
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-06

Brother MURRAY of Brooklyn, who is
holding the fort against his rebellious coored
brethren, seems to have the public sympithies.
His determination to keep his pastoral suprem-
acy by never leaving the sacred edhce from
which lis enem les have cons pired to drive him,
is rs Courageous as IL Is prudent Truly he says,
possession Is nne points II the law" We
commend the sisters who solace him la his im-
prisoument, and cook for him the food that sus-
tans his purpose. lie never leaves the church,
night or day, and only by force and arms can the
ininical brethren drive him out. That extreme
NE sure they dare net resort to, as Brother
MURRAY we'll knows. Sister SUMMERS has al
ready h.d Brother THOMAS, one Of the trustees,
arraigned for cumming her, aud Sister LEE
enters further complaint against him that no
struck her with his 1st, when last SUNDAY they
were defending the ntrenchcd pastor. Brother
THOMAS committed all ineXcusable act, and
showed himself so utterly destitute Of galantry
that We shall shed no tears for him even II he
Is led to the prison cell. why do we so heartily
sympathize with Brother MURRAY Because
the trouble does not grow out OF any Beccher-
ism OF Grantsm on his part, but Is due merely
to his insisting ms right to SIT in the Board of
Trustees Of the church as &C OgctO member.
lie demanded only his just rRnts, anu when the
pugerel brethren tiled to lock him out OF the
eccl, siAstical structure he beat them AZ their
own game, aud locked himself Ia aud them out.
Tuis WAS clever strategy, put not, like that OF
BEECHER, the str tegy " an VI blushing hypo-
critic, who dropped his accuser from the church
because lac couldn't answer her. We advise the
colored brethren of Brooklyn to at once make
ter.rs with Bother MURRAY, and give MIN a
chance to walk abroad.
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The New Mexico Hob.
R'om ne SyrriqheM Aepullcln

FfOm ne SDrfTgned AepulacIn.
The Territorial Secretary reports that
there are now ll6 pubic SCHOOLS IN New Mexico,
ali told children In school, GJi. In IL ~ these
schools the Instruction Is In English IN 30 II is
parity In English aud partly Ia spanish in ~ II
Is wholly in Spanish. In the greater number OF
the puniic schools the text books in use are the
work OF the members of tho So iets OF Jesus,
and tue Roman Catholic cuteohsm L. q part Of
the curriculum. In five counties the schools are
directly supervised aud controlled by the (Ito-
man Catholic) 'iergy. The Secretary REPORTS "A
decrease Of seven in the number Of English
schools aud an increase Of % In the number
OF Spanish. lie writes to the Commissioner OF
Education that nine-tenths II the people OF the
Territory speak foreign tongue N Il most
OF them are iterate, aud that there + very little
comprehension As yet amonT them of American
Institutions. And this 4, the promising Iopull-
ton To which the United states Senate would
give an equal voice ana vote IN Its cban Der with
tue people o. Nassachu-eitsl
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The authorities Of California must see 10
the protection Of the Chinese residents from
violence. The popular feeling against the
growth u this element Of the population !, very
strong just now. lt 10 stirred INTO activity II
this time by the recent decision Of the supreme
Court of the United States, and by the arriN Il
Of several large careoes Of Chinese immigrants
at sun Francisco. Anu-Chinese meetings have
been held IN all the chief cities Of the state
Gov. lnwIs has taken an active part la the li-
SAINT, and threats of eXtermination have been
made 10y excited speakers against the alarmed
Chincfe, who are calling upon the authori les to
protect their lives AMI property Their de-
mand must he respected by Gov. Irwin, what
ever may be hs views about the desirabilitv Of
their immigration TO California. They came there
under tho guarantee of a treaty between the
American and Chinese Governments, and are
eutitled to the protection Of oVT laws.
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10 in their infancy, who will suffer years Of
agony IN the process OF distortion, that they
may get feet as small as those OF their rivals II
Is found. however, that no efforts begun inter tho
early period Of life, can make mp for the want OF
proper manipulation In the 1rst months OF In
fancy. A. FOR the small footed American ladies'
Of Washington society about some Of whom 80
much has lately been said, we must observe
with due respect for them and for the facts,
that the feet OF some ofthem, rs compared with
those which are to be found I'm high Chinese
society, are If clephantine proportions. II a
small-footed Washington belle were to VI &C
her foot along idc Of that Of real tip-top CHI
ncsc belle, we are sorry to say that even patriotic
American observers would burst out into laugh
ter at its size aud splivnoss.
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II secms there wns programme cnt and

II seems there was programme cut and
dried for the National Colored Convention at
y shville before II assembled there YESTERDAY.
The dispatches sent out during the last few
days by It's managers have told just what would
Toe done. Before the delegates had arrived at
Nashville IL was announced by these managers
that tho Convention would recommend no Pres
dental candidate that 1t would adopt a reso-
luton Of thanks to Senator MORTON for defend
lag PINCHBACK that PINCHbACK would Ike
advanced political ground, aud oil that sort OF
thing We fear that IN this respect the colored
politicians have fallen into the bad habits Of
white politicians, and that tue Nashville Con
yention will merely confirm the schemes
wrought out for 1t beforehand by the pipc-laS ers
and wire-pulers. The coored people ought to
have avoided the Ring way OF doing business,
and held fee and fair Convention, in which
measure OF resolutions would be adopted only
after full and open discussion among the dele
gates.