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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-08
Al Notices Of Mdrriagss mast be indorset nth tiU
name and address.


sss 3 y"a soS Of I'D S late Dr. L. Weeks Brown o.
The relatives and friends the family respectfully invited
70 .ttn, ne funeral services az no oo Vi w T.,
the GA inst. at o'clock D. m.
CoX-At Cherry Valley y. Y, Monday, Feb 7, Abraham
ri Cherry ale On Wednesday :th Inst. ut m
fHn6r a. % e the s JSPnS D aeS n r
his Lite residence % Uron.,t BrOKyn, Oh Wednesday,
rr.rad. ii the family are iayitei to attend
GrD>TY-at Mamaroucck. SATURDAY. Feb. g. Caleb Ged
rns a NJ srrsc vii be nsd at residence Of " Bart.
The lran l'a ing Graud CentiI Depot at l. IN.
HAM NJ, lyn sunday. FEB OF memronous
GROUP Maan only daughter oil C"af'eS H. ana su''H'
Tie rcas family respectfully invited TO attend
40 ii Ionpkns pace. tuesday Fej d Al oeocs p IA
HALLEYBECK-In Broodyn. Feb. .. Annie NJ beloved
the rcati vs. and iG,ns family ctfny invited
s 40 BraO ay on Tu ,. b : ocSck n
KEEN sltnniay fsb 2 JO,eIh Keen superintendent
The renis Of e family are respectfully invited
,oner riltl4,yc and Forynfth 81, on "Wednesday. Tho 'th
lust, AZ 1880 D. m.
LowE-on the I'm inst Mary Ann, Lowe aged
81 years. months aud u days ....,,..,..,,,
r s thu IN sl from her @ resdonce Sou Is royc
ST.. on "Wednesday, 1t l. ocloeA a. IN.
Aux ns son Of cDaris Martin aged i
Funeral ser ices u '5g tesrn 81 '8 'S ~ vii "a
ato1aHse stai1n 90 meet the 10 trau ell, {. aud
II, HI
Frcaus OF to riiy aie n'o1 without i"i1Ar
notice.
MAYA san Fr,rc',co Jan. 2G John A MAY. only son
E.za ANA tue lac MAY, 4oh q hsage
Tn relatives and OF the fanny Invited 10 attend
the mn,ral the house - hi, lnothef No lJl
West ElevcuthS 3 O'Clock. We nesly. the !l inst
The mains Will be taken to Greenwood On the fOhOhnS
Gay.
MCGEORGE-On Friday evening 4th inst. Birie, eldest
daughter the III Of le also on Monday at,r
nolu Helen, youngest daughter, IN TO
9TH year Of her ago-chllden of Jonn H. and Maroon r.
Meteor -,
Relative. and friends Invited attend the funeral this
Tuesday afternoon, nc o'clock, from tn l'ocA iiito
Chapel Jersey C.D Nights carriages WIZ 70
Curtl.Idt dnd Desbt"sSes ats iefce, J.isy
City s'le AZ . O'Clock m
ORSO-A Newbursh y y. Feb. 3 $40 Anno orso, willow
h. formerly or Ncw-OflcanS aLd
daughter CHARLES irusey oi the Revolution.
OF CcCil County, Md
ruIeIai fO ate residence Tuesday Feb 8, at IL H.
unday morning Feb q. after short Illness Miss
MARY n. Rogers. daughter Oi the lae 'eter rogers
Rel.Nr, friends arc invited 10 attend the funeral 'foa
hrr late re,lrncc 3S Vest EgntoeRtlst, Oh "Wednesday
afternoon. ut o'clock
SrRINGHAM-In Brookyn. Feb. 7, Rear Admiral ;. IL.
Strineham, L. :. v, aged - years
Rea,rs and friends the family are invited 10 attend 10
At his late Residence ~ HICKS ST. on ihui5
OIy, tAe IOth inst. at - m.
WINCUELI-In this city Sunday Sth inst. Eleanor W.
Ninche. wife oil L. Minchel and daughter o. Dr. h. H.
DAVIS.
YoUNG-At Eason, Penn. sunday Feb g. 1876. j. Edgar
Young. in the SD year o. his age.
Funeral at Eason, Penn Thursday 10th inst at 2So D. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-08
PIL LIC OPINION.

Ex-Goy. Curtin of Pennsylvania is every
WHORE strongly recommended ~ democratic candidate
for Vice pr-id.lt lis record would certainty suit
the most lisllipu-. Tie would impag &rt strength to
TIE ticket -ftiIci..uati EA,.lrr iJ"'n.l
Norton's zip in OHIO is gone, and is fast
.nlplug ava, N indiana. liages is Ike choice OF the
igfrtl,,. and no doubt Brn Harrison 70 really Tie
.rnues' man urlong tie lrosier,. The only chance fo
-iurtnu Ia tir.r 10 br accepted com
"ruiu.c. and sicli c0rp.Ulnsc Nc "-Ai5any Ledger
standard tp-ml
Mere political cypedency canrOt excuse the
admission ,,'it ~ th" ne ChlEhcg ~ tue tntei
-ta'rs or . M Ike Hu' Iti Tan color ri his skin
nothing 30 wth thr question out the color OF his
private character. .rn "a black ~ the ace ot spades
which Lac drti h- nl' % 40 With T. nld s.ouht exclude
aiu IroLi 90 honorable Pi,cc-PhLad'ipha Inquirer
fArp)
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
for other ship Ne'cs see Third Poge.l

ARRIVED.
Steamship Celtic (BrD Jennings Liverpool jan n. Wis
renst0n II 2slh with mdse. and pass. 10 H. j. COItls
west fsb :, with mise and pass TO O. A. Mallory 90
snp Gen Mcclellan Wheeler San Frldcisco OcG TO- Win
Snip Iron Crown Co Liverpool Tair Calcutta l3s days.
Slip Ocean Express &C. r.. BoIe Calao Nov II. and Rio
Barx Lindesnaes (SorJ Tonnesen, 80 lays
BARK Homeward of searspor, Merriman. Lisbon 80
BARK Kaob (Nor.) Davidson. Rio Janeiro 02 days. with
brig Kaluna ot harrington Mitchell. Havana 10 days.
Brig Meta Ger Boettger Janero 81 DAYS with coffee
Brig SOPHIA tof Liverpool, ~ 81 Long bahia % Gays VIII
Eng (of Rockand) Hall. Matsnzas 10 days
brig Virginia Johnston Point Pitre day. in ballast
Bng Vim. MaIpry IT, OF Mysc Fora, IT, Iante SO days,
Brig Rowland tof Boston, Lakeman. carienas IL days
schr 4. H. Hcrriman (of BuckspoU Hcrrmsn carienas
schr. Ruth DaKer (of Portsmouth, N HI Collins New
Orleans % day with
schr Nellie Carr broms Jacksonville Is days. with yellow
sehr Ada Amos Adams Jacksonville Is days. with lumber
sclr. sunlight Eidridge. Parkcrs Head with Ice.
steamship Albcmarle for LeSes Del ships Lightning
Molbourne L:eIpoo. Tor loacon bark Beatrice hayper
WIND-sunssi night, n. WI very hay
MEMORANDA.
The brig MOrancy of BostOD Reonnet from Port Jonh"n
Boston, loaded Win coal, ashore oIner shoals
this morning O'Clock Gt viii have " dscharse pof
ton "a her CARO- before coming OIL
o r EoEEiGN Ports ro.uvo,, Cali from,
HAVANA feD. 0-Afrlfad. Drig M T. ttoseNtl taii
Portland Sailed steamship CITY OF Ne~lorA, iimnerman
Tor SewYOIk
MATANZAs Feb. 4-Ssied, brig Aphonse OBI. Thomson
schr, George azOr, Cole Tor the North Ok
HIATT
CABiRES Jan. 3lsMled schr. Isaac L. Clark Lake for
NcS-iOfk.
CAEp8SAs Feb 3.-Arrved. brig Cheyot Br Ieay ron
JOhH y. b. schT Ethan Alien, Blake. from Ne" YORK
HALIFAX. ~ - Feb Arrived. steamship MOraylan BIB
Graham, from Baltimore for Liverpool
DISASTERS.
WASHINGTON Feb. THE signal service observer at Cape
iiaitr.s 80" tOiO ing tod teD. 4 Ine schr tarA
Dayih f.rEoO. >Ouh Mills. y. a., Tor Phlaiel Jbi
II IneJ ihs nlsht ~ the 81 INST she
lOaied gIsI-ter Oncd BY hcr
spnny;Dg lak she ad crew OF seven ali were saved
A-sstlic. ~ o. procured nom NOr. ok.
sigma. KITTY laws reports the following, d.
ted Feb .: Te quarter board ~ vessel with the nlno
.'Woye H. AMI tie figure head OF vessel were pcAe up
beach His morning. Tho pieces were very much bat
tered and ryru us long" 70 GutIcAt Vessels lis tlf
noon srg. pnaniy of oats he'll ashore II ~
that cosO occurred between Two vessels near
tbs coast laStu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-08

AIAnGr CoSrRACT.-The Messrs. Fairbanks
hav, m.t made contract tho Pennsy yania RAILROAD
Company sixteen 300 bushel HoPfER sCAlEs.
cauahe az Weighing at 5000 bushels Of grain. These
scales are the mammoh elevator which the rail-
road company Is Baltimore In Chicago
300 OF this weighing In the aggregate
At each bushels 5000 tons Of grain The
ahove turned from their shops
ast week good record for tho second week after
their IRE
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TILE oXEREIOM NlErTi\G.


HEirf ApnhE~' bf DR.. ifNG -iEtNfiN AND HYMN
Mr. MOODY UNABLE 4" siH'h Al ihN"I"-
81. SANHif NiIhNi'
~ soon as thr L'i-' van Is i"' '"''' WI" u"
not succeed IN gaming a"'''',iH'c |" " ".E'" !"
enter the smaller ROOM on me I"'fll'-N'' 9'' VI
the Hippo Ir'mc. HE seats "rr' MICA Er''"'F
hGt not rapidly ana WIN" 'h' audience WAS #',"''.
ing The following hymns were s"n' hy c,''r 90
about 80 persons; nee" l"'' every .'"''
Il am praying Tor E"H' ANA -NH"''
persuaded" Al $40 the Rev. DIR. john
u III o.,crIod IN. nj firm aud mil. LET lis
Hi'' "N''"'" ''O '''''' "' '
ba,ip this meeting bv all uniting in silent
-, ,y;u ,I. ,,.,,i, i,,,. tl,.;f h.,J. and LET II.
P'N''' VIM '' - o.,
al ask for tho prcscucc and power Of thr lioy
,., - m. ,,;,.,., ,,t ;,,...,l.i,l ,r,,.r I,r
Hail offered "A brief md earnest suppIraflun. AZ
,,L;,l L said. .X-c Thanh Tn.. for Lriu.,iur TO
-cjhrr tins multitude oi s)h' /" hr t"u"il Inc l'n'h
,. If T.. IA Ic.,,. Enable A., 10 c1pr,i GREAT thing,
~, .. r,. =, 81.
it my MINUS al" Il" ti'' ''''-' ''' ~ ~ ~,
-ufy of Thy name. Let NOT one meeting nr i'"
,,ti.,r
- r 1900 , 9, 49,
NV 0''" Nv "'''' ivy
next announced and sung ih' '""S''S''i'" "'anu,
ihs HE Kew. Ut. T"h''h 'i''n "''''" F''''' "'''
lr. lid'l Sid lou "I Ni'"N '''"' '''' i'N' '"'"
p'rirc'l' h''e' WIN P'""' "''' 'i' - w. "'''
by Mr. Moody ANA as 9''h - ne h'S "'''n'' w
VIZ ''''@ " '
mean time we nave Tine same "",' ana '''c ,'''i''
power of the Holy Gho'' Wbl'li h'"|' HIS hP''"'"S
cT.rtuaL' IT, then introduced the Ec'. 1T $40
pion II. Tying, IT,. who said "Oir hf-t ih"nght'
dear friends, should hc OF Gods Word. lie ihrh
read from ~" first caier OF John BEGINNING "iih'
" That was the trle hsh' Wih'h n4h'''" ''r'S MA"
ihai c"inclh MO the World ana th'''ne WILL "'
held the Lamb 81 "od, Whrh ''A''h away '"' -"
OF the world Dr. Ilhg thch 'o''hh'Fl'
How ARC pi'uoi'" "i ',e i'r p ,"'t ~, H..
,rr,,1 y.r, large number dou,ilr... mo counted
among The open followers ol hin. W, -hoh. I,t."
work IN o u ~ before ~ tIat ihr Iiy moved 81 the
mention 81 jr'u, - N'%nrih AM ih'l ,n, ~, r'n
i ,npJ or ior inc rrsrncs ot the Holy GLos, f.
the privilege hrd lrs-"--'"h "i lh" 'h"i'h %
n"i - We D" g., lawn g..~r,'l lie has
sent The -, f. be- tbs r.prcnt,tN. Garth. and let
u do ohF ""i- ~ ih' , ''' ~ ,re
dc" "''i,' - nh ~ ~ ~ ,, - ir.. =, a., rr. moi
i," iir f. MARI t,yrr words in lie pas .sc Rad
4. ,.I bcryc receive" The hr-. 3. - cry OF the
Gospel To those cirrlca' auH iir Challenge 90 ti'
G,, jho,c via" '.r ne iicreh A'Ei !"a are !" ,.
h"'e-"Adt' ImN I'.'' vi, At IN. , nm
10 receive jesus - S"u' ''''"''' '"" anu ''
hing 80, ,,i
DIR. Hell then taid mat ne 'NPr''c" NJ 'i"'''
sooo to conn. in and he rrfr .ttrd that were
/ -, ,, and di.turI,inr the harmony of the
passing 81" an" "'1'" .'"' NV Il. =,
delightful mrrtlnG br' ldHl"h h''u' d" ''''' :"
which Lee urged sinner. to come 10 Jesus Nnie he
-, a., ..,,,,i If ..,u, j., 10 I,ry.r room
N"S HP'"h'"s w, ''''' IL
| Indicated that Mr.. Moody hah ci"'e" hiS ""i''S'
aud throughout the audience there was i"u'' Oh
.ud all eye. leaked eagerly The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-08
ICE uoI-sE BURNED AT RoNDOUr.

RoNpour, n. Y, Feb. IAN ice-house on
Rondout Creek opposite this city, owned by tho hhcAe
booker Ice Company. was destroyed by hre yesterday
morning. II had u capacity OF 10000 TONS aud con
tanned 900 tons Of last years Ice The machineshop
and tools we're also destroyed The loss II estimated Al
500 and $50 900; insured for about Fl1o"o
II believed the fire was the work OF an inceudlay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-08

homes. and LET 20 the God Of Elijah" Here
l am, God, me that we may be realy Tor all His
services. Oh that may be weak In ourselves, that we
may give all the honor and glory jesus, and II We do
TINS we will SEQ how quick He will Use 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-08
FREIGHT DISSEMINATION. AGAINST CHICAGO

CHckGo. Feb. The Committee on Trans
portaton recently appointed hy tie Chicago H"'rd OF
Iriio iIye,tisii, Tie matter of alleged d-rn'na
ton against CDicno ani IL: favor otncr cities, Ea' ~
DO, Eastern pool Inca, have made report. A't'i
,,i.cu..iux the ua.ctu of the amoun- iuY1N ~,
the evidence which they have secured. ia" state
Inout 81 the General Managers Of Railroads.
II shippers and others who are IN petition To give in
formation the Committee declare That tEey nav" i"'i
the most serious charges subsinnai"d by the facts
The discrimination ~ OF three hnl--iha OF the pool
lines the bankrupt and the indepoudrnt railroads. They
give o.g array Of figures aud stdi tcs which they have
collected and many facts and instance. gathered rom
,arious PLAN how ihe discrimination - maze
lie Committee recommend the InnruItc or
ganiLation Of association, which may ID,
done under the auspices al The Board ."i
Trade for The mutual protection OF all citi-
zcus doing business with railroads or trans
p0r,tion companies, with an executive committee %,
three Of It's members who shall hold regular stated
meetings to hear grievances aud take such measures Us
they may anA proper TO SECURE )n't"" 10 amPPc'e u
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5uetil! Noliees.
Capital Storic .,

Capital Storic-, go 1870
"Thc School ltarhcr al Bottle Fiit, we
Coaardce." "A Night among ia. Rob eis OF tie Aiu
MIR Sn, the's Mistake" liasai, The Hunter tsi ape
and 'Cnasel by grizzly" will be found IA te ehee,, ana
most Attractive of Magazines fANA LEslitas ivtt ~
MONTHLY for February, ready pce ~ GEMS l"l i-0
pages ana ~ Illustrations. se by all News Agents OK
FR,NK LisilE, 5o1 Pear ST.. New oik my,
Dr. 90 Joush's Iishr-I,rown God Liver Oh.
pr Medical buCcr OF Health. Lon
asAei fOT au explanation OF The iuarAed
has attended the aul stfl
Of de Oh IA Jul tAst II Is oNg 70 ITS
extraordinary medicinal. dct.c and reglmo1l pIoetrN"
sold n capsled Imperial IisfPnts. VI by all Diugsists
Agents Ion United states. JOHN h. HENRY. CuRkAN
q 90, New York
Mrs. Thur-by, No. x1I Ewen-st., Williun-brrgh,
Long Island OLD lady, Suffered With ntamnstory r
uatsn joints Of aud feet swOlen her sEeI
intOlerabe and agony intense. GlLEHS LIN
MINT IODlDE OF AMMONIA reduced the s"elins ana
drove away the pans -
sold by al druggists Depot No Al SiNhaye, NewYork
Post.fpr,e Noi,ce.-The FOREHN MAIL, sor I've week
TUESDAY at Il for Europe por steamer Montana
via Queenstown; WEDNESDAY az III = ui Tor kar"pe
per steamer Parthia, via Queenstown on iHU ~
IL 80 a. Tor Europe steamer Nician VIA fynou.
England Wales Ireland aud France per steamer celtic.
Queenstown at a. m foI scotland us,r po,
iforna via glasgow, anu az 1880 m tof Euoue pr
ar.mer Donau. wa southampton and lir-mcn maiA inr
Australia, Zealand. &c, leave san FRANCISCO -
Nh i' w. ~ y l.. JAMES. 4. n
The New lamp. for With or " ihou enec,crs:
ElKTLETTS "CENrENNlAL," "BouLENARD,
STREET and PARK LAMPS Prices from - upwsTa
Also IA and Key for lighting all street IAN s
same used IN New York. Boston, and elsewhere f"I
s.lssroon No. $50 Broadway. corner Prineest, Ns"fo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-08

The New-York Life Insurance Company
presents an eloquent array OF figures showing the pro-
gross and prospects OF this old and stable INSTITUTION
In It's 3lst year 10 exhibits cash assets or about
S3l 100000. IL has added 10 It's rovenne tils year
900 900 II has diysble surplus OF @2,oooooo. anu
In issued 1000 new policies.
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NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1876.

pairs at the State House, concurred IN In the
House the bill appropratns $4,000 additional to the
Cent, nnl ommission. was adopted. Geu ferline pre-
scented elaborate report Of tao expenses OF repairs 10
the state House laid the table The bill authorizing
bargains to be mado TO the payment oil interest on
qata
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-08

RICHMOND, Va, Feb 7.-Theodore Triton delly-
cred hs lecture on The Problem Of Life hero to night His
audience numbered from $50 10 40 and was composed almost
entirely OF men,
PORTLAND Me- Feb. Tho Portland Rowing
club ma. decided the Centennial Regatta ~
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NEw-JERsEY LEGISLATION.

TRENTON, n. j., Feb. 7-Both Houses met
tonight In the Senate, the resolution OF inquiry into
thu o,pendtures at the Trenton Asylum aud for the
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1UE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS


WILMINGTON, N. c., Feb. 7.spris Turpcntine easier Al
800 kosn lower 81 40 for Strained Tar sseidy 81 o.
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET
PROVIDENCE, n. L. Fob 7.-Pnn:inE Cloths hrIa at 40
4iso for bost U4X6i, with quiet marKe.
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HAEIDNIOJs ANNUtL NFLIINi-tNiIip N"hh FOR
InE CDMNoN CAUSE ~ Furr Rr-1HE ROAD
10 81 MoI.IGAGrp roR SlO.OO0,O0O -iSyIs IL
GAtION.
lBY TELEGRAM TO ruE IRIIuEE.l
Bn,ro>, Feb. The result of the Eastern
Railroad C"mpIHy's meeting to-day was hardly To or
hoped iur for Il slowed % common icelug on g." pat Of
III interested that they must work together 10 bring Tie
road ont OF 10, present cubarras-mcni-. The Iar-c
stcr,.iodrrt all greed aud had II no b'rh i"r u
ve1known io1b, ist there would hardly have been Il
word ,.,i a>ul,t the proposed arranGrucn No" the
director, and creditors to support the passage ~ a
b.nu.b.r.Aue d., mortgage Of The ROAD for -'oo'ooo
The ralod van.cs f 81 a. and u g. thought There
will lie no .tfrninns op,oAiiou 10 r. lne new directors
r.,,,.,ut tic Dondhohlcrs. and the prs nee % GOV
.iratn. the board - gGhrantc' tbii mere VIII De
-plnr business principles about the man; gca"Ht.
scy,4al propositions were sab ni,iod to the reeng.
hut Gnol rcou Ic-gltd 10 thr adoption O. iho following:
P>Ired Th.i the plan for .irnliug aat securing tin
,h, o.! tli. tugnrari1u n reduced Interest dHi no
wiling ior o., mn trnrni, aippiri al hcrH- % ~
&c, it,l- th" i3fi o .uufF l, nc referred - ire
dig, rrni- ,tfiri"'s to liu 10 pr s'i- 10 20 TO-.
legislature i.r D. ihhi ma ih' cr D. =" we ."
ar. uItaurI-i a. apply - t.r Ir-tsl.u !or auta"iN
to i,-lr bona- ami - tu'' h'fiS'tc - '''' ~ ''..c
secure 3 drt AM laal IL -; maj TIE dft'rI age
luil.tfrd. o. ~ lr opinion % become. ht' >oij, ~
iiahr application f.r the - nrHt Of thr ".n Atnp'rt a'
order project a., property "nd thc iS1'S oil ri''-
itu..
Il ya, al.o resolved ihat committee ~ a'c bo an-
ou II to invest gate the pHIr- ~ tie t"moany Tor ''
list ak years. and generally 10 inquire IN respect - ali
contracts Ne. AMI whether director had INTEREST,"
adverse 10 the Company a, the tam. T.. such Contracts
and the yAiuc O al property ID tn CON ANY ana
io mako report q. hoon ~ possible.
Mc..r. samrr e. Lawrence. Frank Jones. j s Iud.
low g. - Mcgri,or On,iow 9oarns. james ,. johnson.
. .nism,n T.. Bats. John Cumming. AM George Gii
SER reelected dir"rlh'
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NIRKIEI

WHEELER CHRIsTIE-on SATURDAY. Feb g. at 81. Johns
Church Clifton, staten Island By he Rev j. G. Ecceson
Charles Wheeler to Lucy NJ, daughter OF the late Hon.
Robert Christie. No cards.
albany and Troy papers please copy.
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MR.. HAVBLETON DENIES HAVING NAMED CHILD
AFTER AN AssAsSIN-IHE ORIGIN or The " STALE
SANDER
from The lyew YORK world, Feb T.
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Array OF HOPE FOR THE EASTERN ROAD.

uNEI1NIOJS ANNUtL NFLTINi-uNiITD WORK FOR
IHE COMMON CAUSE ~ FUTt Rf-IiL ROAD
10 ur uol.IGAGrp roR $4,000. O0O-iNyIS IL
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1876-10-06
Horace arseley's Grave and Monument.
From, the Witness.

fiaisa54 satid From the Witness 81 q. 3ises
Greenwood Cemetery just now is very
beautiful. a few trees show the 9tints Of
autumn on their foliage, but for the most
part everything is green yet, and in many
of the lots thefeis a fine shoWof geraniums
petunias, and other brilliant-col How
efs, and in not a. few there is good fall
show of perpetual roses. One object Of
interest is the grave Of Mr.. Greeley, which
has at last been marked by a suitable
monument, although the work is not quite
completed. The monument Is massive
sqaare column, probably Of the granite Of
his native State, with . plough sculptured
on one side and apen and sheet Of paper
on the opposite. The two chief faces Of
the monument are not yesa completed, the
place for the inscriptions being still I'M
chiselled. The monument is on the top of
fine knoll, and is surrounded By circu-
lar fence of hewn stone. Everything i
plain aud substantial, but ID good taste.
The visltor wishing to see the grave should
on entering the gate OF the cemetery turn
to tie right and follow Landscape avenue
til he aieaches OAK avenue Alfew yards
down that avenue. on the right side, will
be found MF. Greeley grass and monu-
ment.
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The Nevada Bullion Tag.

i, It is in the Circuit and not tho District
Court of the United States for this circuit
that Judge H:llyer is sitting and trying
the injunction prayed for by Forbes, a
stockholder in the Consolidated Virginia
Minfag Company. The case was continued
yesterday. General Clark, opened for the
State. Ills argument, which consumed
several hours, was very strong and exhars-
tive. He was followed, very briefly, by
Judge Lewis, his colleague in the case,
who, in turn, was replied to by Mr.. Nc
Allister. The position taken by the prose
cution (or the praying party for the injunc-
tion) is that the Consolidated Virginia
mine, being a part of the public domain of
the United States, and the property of the
government, it is not taxable by the State,
the bullion which Is the product of such
mine is not properly taxable. This propo-
sltion is sustained by much plausible reas-
oning, though it doubtless win puzzle the
non-legal mind to understand how and why
the quantity of bullion which has under
gone the various processes Of reduction,
amalgamation, assay, refining and separa-
ton, and become marketable gold or silver
| bars, is, in any sense, part of the mine
from which it has been forever separated.
Indeed, if it is not personal property, what
| is it? Clarke and Lewis argument met
this stubbornly fortified position Of Meal
listers with great force. It was asked,
what right had this plaintiff to demand OF
the company any specific action against the
assessment Of the bullion Also Judge
Lewis cited the Court to the decisions
rendered BY the Supreme Court of this
4 State in susstsnatiio6n Of the bullion tax law.
| It is to be hoped that Judge Hillyer viii
make an early decision in the matter and
either grant or refuse the writ, SO as to gel
the question into the Supreme Court witt
as little delay as possible, for no doubt i
/ will go there in any event. Carson Appeal
/ Sent. 14h.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1876-10-06
Moral Character Of the oyster.
Fr0n tiie Detroit Free Press.

I
Y III temper he is even mild to placidity,
although he is sometimes slightly rutfied,
on his edges at least He is quiet always,
and usually very well behaving |; and yethe
participates in nearly every scene OF de-
bauch and revelry. He frequents e i midnight
Shippers and is the mpanion--the bosom
companion, we may say--of wild fellows Of
every degree. He makes no noise, and
does no quarrelling, but he is present. in
well-nigh every riotous COMPANY, and ls
found at the table with wines and liquors
of every kind, name and quality. In him
SELF, and SO far as his personal behavior i is
concerned, the oyster is perfectly respecta-
BILE. and gentlemen and gentlewonnen have
him at dinner witEont scruple but there
can car be no doubt that his name is isugges-
tive Of tdissoluteness and dissipation, pre-
cisely as the horse, noble as he is, is indis-
soiubly associated ID our minds with nee GER
tain forms of knaYery and with Jockkeyism
& in all its branches, !" as the street signs
say.ea Dickens, we believe it was who
poointed out the fact that the moment tilat m
any man, falls into the poverty which comes l
Of drunkenness and idleness he begins fo
eat oysters as d regular diet, and not@ith-
standing the high estimation in which e the
best of us hold this nollusk his name Ian some ,il
how suggests irreguiaritv OF living, late
hours unwholesome haunts, and potations
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