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CANADIAN NEWS.

6peCtdI OtHpdfch 10 1nf TRIBUNE,
- s ,qns on as ssp ps s Snsst stsfsr Hs
arrived here. to-day from Fort William, and
brings Intelligence that work on the Canada Pa
cttlc hallway Is progressing RAPIDLY. About IL
miles Of track ilayo been laid. Two locomotives
and several cars hsYc arrived at Fort William.
Arrangements have been 1na(le With the Red
River transportation Line and Northern Pacific
Railway Company for transportation Of the sur.
Winnipeg to Montreal Or New York is not to
exceed four ccuts bu.hel, thus establl.hlpg the
fAct that grain can bc transported from that
country at reasonable rates:
Hetcsa! D'.pateh TO M Tribune:
MoNrHKAL, Sept. l1.-Ihn latest adv'cea
from St. H5ar!uthe arc that Masiuire u!knchette
and her brother have been comnittcd Tor trial
aglinst tile ctdor Blanclcttt, aId, could the
citizens get him into their power, tAs Offices Of
Judge utlu jury would not be necessary. In tho
Montreal City Council tll!s Afternoon, by q
nationality vote, the French outyotlug tile En-
6llsl. Aldermen, motion 10 rcfphe nny aid to
Vt. uyaclnthe, OIL tho ground Of economy, was
lost, and tho matter referred to tho Finance
.2uEnxo, Sept. 11.-sa.urtiay hight, wht!o
longing to good family, was walking
with young genlIeiian On DesRll.
berry Gtreet, four moi attacked thB gentleman
With bludgaona, striking him seneelsss, atil,
aetxtny tho young lady, carried her OIL To an ml-
iscent field and brntaliy outraged her person.
barn, where ehe WAS forcibly detained I'LL
morning. Tho young ialy Is suffering from ex-
treme nervousness, and hor 1ffo Is lospalred Of.
llcr deposition will be taken when sha has
gained sufficient atrongth. Meanwhile man
aa,ncd buckly has boon artsatcsl On suspicion.
, 1876-09-12

~ Il by no means uncommon 10 flnh on soTe
Of tbs latter two pistols, each a. htg a. blum
tlcrh,,ascs, 40 old amt gun, q et'nplc of swords,
and hnlf dozen tIaggcrs. Sumo of the hDrAc
men have = .pIs,nl attached to tbs hilt Of
TIM sword, forming permanent portion
vIan pistol Is forlnislal,o weapon in
ltaelf, and IL worn in the sash-l,eit sepa-
rately from the pistol. As ] write l acc
standing In cafe 4 harmless but. most icro-
cious,looking, wouid-he nre-caser. lie wtara
hlUucl,cd hit, fllte striped vest brown cil,-
broidered knlckcr'tockcss and ga,tcrs; lie las a
rcd saslI tied round him llrltwise. In tftc sash
he has two enormous old hiut-pIttos with brass
mounted att,cks. the tHo TanrsM!s of these otso-
front of lin arc two blvcr-chascd hO1es ~
large as tca.eadd!cs. These, lie tells me, arc for
Ills cartridges. Suspended by clIain fron Ills
neck ts copper key. This, lie c1clatna To iue,
Is tho key OF hfs moEazluc.
, 1876-09-12
EDUCATIONAL.
UNION COLLEGE OF LAW
or the Two Untversitios, Chicago, I'll.

judge NESNY DOOTf1, LII. D.. Dean md frnf. rf
jaw 81 i!eAi Properly; Il. .atnstor JAMES Il. D0u:
LITTLE, TX, y. Froi: q Cnnsiitaonal tawi LANES
dinnt{ Hsmedif: aIa l5tcst.cr. rTof e EGns!{ oa}
ltAHvKY e. mCn' ssr,s. e H. S,tstS, !st. rrss
;ce soa fissiinss: xXS R1'i:ES i,EXsLog 4 +
lSssse::p Ss :pd 1i.svtcS xSiarnss tHs PAys c HI Fl ' o
iroi: q E'oaaton; lncdsn IsstaieI, I, d,inE 90
}.y,nsn TrntnbuIl, Ironard sretL John Yam Arnan,
Join Jewels 9tala!! Jac kson, ot,n l,ardtn lien
atc oi nison, now 81 Chicago, Emery 4. Etnrrt n.
nott ANTHONY. Iudsc John A. 1smsso' iSs Il stilts
!,onney, u. r. Talcy. Marshsl =: EwsiI, E1wa5d
Holly IT, Il. FoFIcsttr, James r. Root, and George v.
riIe for bc't examination in Inv, s1oo, bess Brief,
s'>" V. ii. ngysLow, Secretary.
Room 10 HrJan Block. Chicago ILL.,
, 1876-09-12
AIIUSE1IENTS.
ALL RESDY---EXP0SlTI0M,

The Fourth Annual E1po,iuon Of chicaEo f. NOW
nFEH fr9nHA N. to 1870 2. m. dafty. The E1hsb!'
sssi siMhc,tiSK,f i f,PEEA I5E. Fress::es y H.a.
hs Vi is.rc Trec. rian1, and Flowers u ii. iiofti
cultural s3cety and olhea, the atnsrum Of ATut.At
HISTORY. the Lean Collection Of ralattnSa the trtat
l1!aorea Picture. "Ipokout Mountain. or IIoo1er'a
battle Above lhe Clouds and the Grand Orchestral Or.
gan, together conAtltu tho ilttk display nlnhe
IN order that III may view THE WEBtEffS CEATEv.
NAL Expedition. the management fsve adopted the
following popular .....
evening so
evening rs
For Adults on Saturday, one adntsion good for
All laY ehd evening '23
For Children on saturday. one admission, GoOd
For Adults, oSery deF alter p Iu.....,,,..... ~
Fer Children, 6Fery dsy Rfter p. n1.......... rs
Comnlttaf TIcktts nflt4H A5nt&eon3. o.
Tho Communication Tickets Rfe especially adapted to
excursion parties. --
, 1876-09-12

Z 800 bu corn' Shamrock, a'neofa. l., e,"m eo,n,
-, cor,, Georgia, seneca, o,4oo ba eofn'
@o, pu What's. Seneca, ., 700 bn eosa; Fftendah!p,
gsppca. g. zoo bu oorn prop Mohawk Bslis, wv
1,nuton. i, 600 bu oats; J. Menard. wilnitnston.
% -. gf.c!s n t,rlswuld. Mlnooka. 6. 200 bn corn;
s1on. shornan, Morris, Dc0o bu cofn' NORM
,Amo.ica, Utica, c, 600 bit corn. 80, an
Norris " ~ , d1nS II 'H lMn,bor; av
z e AniaS,saa absns Eesn, gls n lumber Ia ~ =,
asie~ oo ,ath urillisnt Mosi1s as Ct mef aas ::
Mmsn " lakewood, Laeon, 81. bea y lnmhoT. 10 n
ih; prop Shla Jo!,st 1go bn ne. Ts"t 6I,es II r
saaSIlte III iumbor' :,UU Il, shingles; Kttcs, Perm,
&, g 81 Il lambcs; montreal, Ottawa, 90 N lumber;
fron cid, Porn. 7o, 01d II lumber, 20 4, shinHles
| o n Ath; ". Norton, Lemoht, w.. oof ~ la0a0es'
, 1876-09-12
ADJUSTMENTS.
lIAvERLY's THEATRE.

lIAvERLY'S THEATRE.
Mr.. N. C. Goodwin, a mimic Of good roputar
ton IN the East, made bis first appearance In
Chicago last night. he Is young mau Of
bright and expressive countenaucc. His imlta-
tons wcrc In tie maIu spirited and correct,
though varying, Of course, In merit stuart
Robson sns admirably hi OF, hfs quavcring
felsctto voice being faithfully reproduced, and
the peculiar stdscast of Ills eyes not being omit
tod. But the most successful Imitation was that
Of Sol Smith Russell Is Dortas Psnnyroyal, the
maiden lady Of uncertain reputation. Horo Mr..
Gooavln's powers Of facial change was
tLs respect the equal Of any mimic now before
The public. Tie success Of his amusing specrh
with the nut!ience was unr1u!vocal. A AeuIdnetl
tttor followed him all the way through, being
iady in liz orchestra and ti,s loud guffaw Of Of
an honest man In tho gallery. Mr., Goodwins
imitation of sothcrn as Lord Dualreary was
nut 80 good ~ that OF Mr. Edwin Dyron, the
w h,.s t5aseaan' s,, Ills imitation Of Booth as
motion Of tho head and tu gesture generally, but
a dead failure so far "a Intonatson was con-
eerned. Raymond Is Coz. ss!'er. WIS toherabiy
with come yoristmtlitudc, though with au cScrss
OF nasal twang. Al the closo Of his series OF
pictures, Mr.. uoodwiu was loudly aprlaudcl,
md recalled thres several timcs. Mr.. john
ksmblc, who reprcsentel the trabelian In tho
5tr. Goolwin't acts, met with much fnyor,
receiving round OF applause Ia his owp.iutcr-
cst. Tie rest Of thn bill was good, q new sketch
by Goes, Cotton, md the lnIniltnb!c gchoolcroit
negr0-mluattcl show In !tssls. Wo are plcasei
to tes that tile management finally decided not
10 "concude with an lntcrludc," as at first nd
yertked, but cnded instead With a laughablc
akctcl, cntitled MY BIZ Brother leu,f Tie
nttcit]unrc tYa6 1nr1n
, 1876-09-12
MARQUETTE.
5psctai Mtpdteh t. 9As 7ffSun6

Special Dftpatch t. aAs tribune
MARQUETTE, Mich. Sept. 11.-AnR'vE@t, ,t, ,fot
dcfbilt, II. II. Brown.
Passsp powx-Props Aretip, yestsfdayi CITY OF
Duluth >Jr
UR-Clty Of Fremont
, 1876-09-12

DRAMATIC NOTES.
Woods Museum Offers this week localized
version of "'rhe Streets Of New York." entitled
"Poor aal Proud Of Chteago."
MI. John McDonouglt, OF i" Black Crook u and
Lolta fatNc, passed through t,Is city last night
~ aIs wy East. uu lias recently arrived frOin
pMr:: Mr: John T. Raymond appeared at Mcvlcker's
aIeatfe last night In tls familiar iuperspnation
y, y "Eol. Sellers" Tho attendance mas hctter
snah sa ths theatre has been favored With Of tRte
sf hA the performance passcl oil to tho satistae-
uon of asl present.
,r nooley's MlustreIs had tho assistance Of new
thn ,1sh y ~: night, M. frank Moran appearing n
tHE Place oi LILLY Rice, aud MI. Charles A.
s.it siaSes so!",E ~ orpoftunclyto take tbs place
IL Il #. S4caat by tho Retirement Vi Mr.. Knight
as,t,a as.a "e1c warmly received. 1t should b. un-
Fsfry X.hn stas ths = III eessncs o. kee M! aud
sssta En- . 4 Ml!xaukeS durtug the pscseilt week,
Iso,.w,'1. W. ,;;a! ,f;s,ara nwhen the FIJI ls o1er."
II. ,a!nmens; thoy deserve 10 BE- well
.;,1' '@a 6'ien they are At their best.
, 1876-09-12
ERIE


+ .. S.,t' t'I1.--WurAr-onem million hush.
,,s ~ ,h., orc nav aopt for Erte from Toledo for
Ann,vA1.-stnr Japan, Chicago; prop W. L.
f3tsyc.: Fchr Geo. " Adano ,,,,. A.
CLsSnANcxs-schEs Camdfn, san f1lns, WIN
coal fGf Chicago.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HERE AND THERE.-Tho scht Aef]n nss econ
r,iacd and taken to Aahtabuln whore her cargo of
oro was consigned 1.-THE bark Hemisphere u 70
load with deals NJ Nuskegon, for Europe. imme.
dsate1y. She receives $50 per 1000 feet on sh'l
froe Of lightcrsge....The Kingston Wh'0 states
that the stmr D. G. West 10 pe aaae
q British vessel, and te to be put
on The Rt,cau Canal between Kingston and otsa,
WA. Owing 10 the improvement and extensioh Of
tha wcstcrn pier OF the Wellnna Canal Il u lon+
%s si q as 3 sses sssy .
about IN feet cast Of the pier on which tho pres.
ent lighthouse stands. Naslgators nro asso IN
fSsa Ss to- IT, Y ~.is ssdtSe s 'ss
liz outer and ol tho extension Of tho west pier
during The progress Of the work. ,,,..
n a + S9,Ps TPitn ~ e
sss. t. M S,aSs, 1 ss sa o1
his station In this city. II The reta!on 9t tas
s,sss% Gss III Fl i. n II SssssSs sSss
iIessaent direct that 10 ny votlt .Gaii b ssnsd
on. and that p'ole shal be dono % wos8 already
ans Saass Ths smoant Allowed
Michigan city because Tho cribs arc under wster.
and s pa;s @ast 3 3 r. ss sesss' hs
prop snt oatonsson, 's bound down, lanbsr-laden,
a sfs r.. + ss sscsa ssaipRi Il R fsa ps %
lives were lost.
, 1876-09-12

Kansas City L ponrer Fast Ex
It. Louis ! Springfield Ex..
s. lotll1. Spring lehI & Te1as
Ifkin anil a't0flA FAtt Il + pre..s
tsc0r!A bay ExpreM...........
Peur1e. keokuE d Burlington
Chicago 4 Fx4acah Il. Il. Ex,,
SsrrAtof, lAcot, Nnsti'ton Ex
Joliet 4 Dwight Accoll1ndAI' i
, 1876-09-12

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QuNCY RAlLnoAp.
Dcpoa, foot Of Lakctt, Iuilsha Av., and Sixteenth
r.. ant Eaah and S1ttthta.sts, Ticket 0mceA 50
Ciatk.bt-, md nj De potA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-13
LIBERAL REPUBLICAN,.
A Mastery Inactivity Recommended

NEW YORK, May l3.-At meeting OF the
executive committee OF the liberal republi-
can state committee in New York on the 18th
of May the following preamble and resolu
lions were adopted:
"Whereas so many OF those engaged in the
liberal republican movement organized at
Cincinnati in 1s12, abandoned it, or have
stree become connected with other political
bodies; that no liberal organization is known
TO have survived In any state except In the
state of New York; and whereas a call for a
national convention of liberal republicans
has been made by body constituted sppar-
entity in the larger part OF proxies claiming
authority from the Cincinnati conventions:
Therefore,
ReSolued, That we fail to recognize the or
g9DiZed existence OF the liberal republicans
whom in their national capacity that body
aim TO represent and direct.
ResolUed, That in view of the formidable
influence with which events have invested
the men OF independent opinions in the poll
tics of the country, and Of the importance of
unity Of action in their efforts for reform,
we advise the liberal repu blicans of the state
OF New York to await the action OF the APP
preaching conventions In Cincinnati and
St Louis, with the purpose OF directing their
support TO any unobjectionable Presidential
candidate thereby nominated, or, In default
thereof, OF participating with other nom
partisan and independent electors In what
ever feasible movement shall seem to pro-
mise the delivery OF our national govern
nent and institutions from the ravage OF
corruption
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-13

CASE OF SUPPOSED HYDRoPHoBIA.-A
rather remarkable case OF supposed hydro
phobia has been brought 10 the attention OF
The public In Brooklyn. Last Tuesday AFTER
noon Patrolman Roddy, OF the third pre-
circt found young man, who gave his name
as John Conroy, lying on the sidewalk In a
~. be assisted Conroy 10 a drug store in the
vicinity and DIR. Bird was summoned. The
doctor, believing that there was evidence of
hyorophooia 10 the symptoms OF the patient.
inquired whether he had ever been bitten by
any animal. The man said that he had been
bitten by dog In the lower lip, but he ala
Know at what time. There was no scar APP
parent on the lip. The doctor asked him TO
take glass OF water, as lt would do him
good. The patient took glass OF water in
his hand and tremblingly attempted 10 put
IL 10 his lips; he let fall the glass, however,
and went into commissions, writhlng on the
noor and foaming at the mouth. He was
conveyed in an ambulance 20 the Long Island
College Hospital, but as IL was not a proper
case for that Institution he was not received.
The patient was then taken 10 the county
hospital, at Flatbush, where be was under
charge OF Dr. Scbenck and other physicians
I'll wednesday night, when, after frequent
commissions, he sank from exhaustion ana
expired. He was about eighteen wears OF
age and had no fixed place OF residence. The
body was inferred I'm Potter's field yester-
day.-lN y. HeCld, I2fh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-13
~The Pope is 81 years old To- day.

~ Inc rope II q years Ola To-Day.
SBribery among Japanese officials VIII
hereafter be punished with decapitstion.
@Mrs. James Ralston was killed by light
ming in Pittsburg, Pa, yesterday.
~Judge Terry, who killed Broderick I'm
1859, 10 still practising law at Stockton, Gal.
-~At Louisville, Ky- yesterday, Rel
Coat won the two mile race In 3:3ss.
1IArchbishop Purcell, Of Cincinnati viii
celebrate his golden jubilee on the al In
slant.
s0san Salvador has been c..sAted bv
Guatemala In i've battles and Compelled "a
sue for peace.
0yon Arnim emphatically denies the au-
thorship OF the pamphlet which led 20 his In
dictment for treason.
0Oxford university boat club has de-
cided not to send crew 20 the centennialre-
gatta-
~Aren and Goss have signed articles a:
Cincinnati for neht September Z, for g. 100
q side.
0There are twenty graduates of Yale cai-
lege In the present legislature OF Conne-ti-
cut.
ga Chinese mob have destroyed the
chapel building OF the English church mis-
sion ~ Kienning.
s1Tne steamship Hudson, from New YORK.
went through south Pass, La, yesteraav.
via Port fcads. being the frsf ocean sies ner
passed through the Jettie<. Her DRAFT is rs
ga. NJ. Grasse hanged himself m Mana
nee, Canada, this week. His father and
mother committed suicide I'm the Fane man.
ner wnen ne was In infancy eud left him To
tne care or bis uncle, named Smith, VINO also
hanged himself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-13

EXECUTION AGAINST TWEED. Mr.
Wheeler III. Peckham placed in the hands OF
the Sheriff OF this county yesterday an exc
cution against the property OF William NJ
Tweed. The amount which the executor
calls for is sc 652 10, with interest from the
date OF entry of judgment. A similar exc
cution was forwarded at the same time 10
the Sheriff OF the county of Monroe, which.
IL is understood, is intended to reach some
interests In corporations, which Mr.. Tweed
has thee. In this country there is still con
siderable real estate held under attachmen
issued against Tweed. but what amount
is likely to be realized on the executions
cannot now be estlmated.-[N y Herald
lDfb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-13

The Markets.

BAtfNoRE. Mag lS-Nirgfuia consolidated
81 West Virginia, 81 bid TO-DAY sussr quiet
BALTIMORE, May B.-Cotton duh and hesyy-
middling, llataliH Flour quiet but firm aud On
Pennsylvan red, coal as; Maryland red, lisa
lss; do. amber, l.s0al So: DO. Whit, 4 SAILS
nrmer; southern white, g.; southern yellow, e.:
western miied, S. spot, IS. May, 6lis, bid June.
Oats oull and unchanged. Rye dull. 1lszs. Hay
Gull and UNCHANGED. Provisions dull aud un-
changed. PIk, q %. LAID Gull aud Seak-re-
nntd, lsH Butter quiet ard unchanged. Petroleum
excitel and higher-crOde, sSaSA. ref ed. "a Oof-
lee steady and nrD-Rio cargOes, i56 slsss lobbing
Balsa Whisky Gull ms.
NEW YoRk. MAJ ls.-etocks duh aud stronr.
Money, J. Gold, l2as Exchange, long, ass,S: shorf
o.. Governments dull aud steady.
kEw YoRK. May I3.-flOur quiet and srm
wheat quiet and steady. Corn quiet and steady;
LONDON. May lS 20 o.. m-OOnsOls. rs ne Tor
noney and the account Z. : bonds, ls6S ., lOs 1. ,
Erie, HS. Rev York Central, 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-13
THE WHEAT CROP.
Eneeuragfsg Reports from the IVES

CHICAGO, May lS-The Times publishes
reports from the northwestern states. In
clucing Kansas, Kentucky, and Missouri. OF
the eonoiuon Of The winter wheat crop, from
which The following analysis IN made; From
Illinois 4 counties report bot q small
amount OF wheat In farmer 'khands, n report
q large quantity, . report the average Of the
growing crop less than last year, and ~ re-
port 10 more; - give It's condition a. good or
fair, and as bad. From Indiana q coun-
ties report q small and a large quantity OF
old wheat on hand. kleven have a larger
and IS a smaller acreage sown than last year.
% report the growing crop In rood or fair
condition and bad. From Mic higsn IS
counties report little and report much old
wheat on hand; rs planted more aud less
winter wheat than last year, and The grow
ina crops every where are In good or fair con-
dition. In OHIO n counties have small aud
nave large quantities ON hand. report
greater. less, and an average acreage
sown; 10 report good or fair condi ton and S
DAD. 10 Missouri 10 have small and I large
stocts on hand; planted more and less
winter wheat than last year and All show
the growing crop uourishing. There Ia little
old wheat 10 Kansas al plantef more
wheat last fall. aud Ia al &C is in good condi-
ton In Kentucky farmers have little old
wheat. counties report more aud less han
last year, and the growing crop is good.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-13

SOUTH AMERICAN ADvIcEs 20 the 81
instant confirm the previous reports OF the
success OF Guatemala In the war with San
Salvador. General Miranda has assumed
the provisional presidency OF Salvador, and
has been recognized by the people. DIR. Aquila
installed on the list OF April. Peru as failed
TO pay the interest due on the purchase
money for the nitrate establishments taken
from Driyate uarfies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-13

A SUICIDE AND ITS CAUSE - Mrs. Isa-
bella Carson, wife OF a. II Carson, shOt
herself dead with a revolver IN NegDOrt r
L, Thursday morning just after arising. She
was but partly dressed. In January last
she was waylaid by a brute named SuilIyan,
who outraged her, aud since that time she
has shown unmistskable signs OF Insanity
The publicity OF The affair so prsyed upoa
Der mind that she has lot been able 20 care
for her family, she being In . melancholy
state all toe line. Sullivan, who was under
bonds OF 5000. has bee SURRENDERED by his
bonds, and he Is now in fail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-13

CENTENNIAL NOTES.-The number paid
admission To the centennial exposition at
Pdilade pbis, We terday, was about sixteen
thoussDd. Yearly all the distinguished
guests CT the inaugural have left the city
and very few were at the exhibition yester-
day. A mass meeting 70 protest against
closing the exhibition on Sunday will be
held in Philadelphia this evening The
Knights Templar demonstration will take
place In Philadelphia on the 18th inst. to
continue four days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-13

IN THE SOUTHERN BAPTIST CoNvRN-
TON, al Richmond, Va, yesterday, the sub.
Drs ]. G. Hiden, OF 8. c.; ]. w. N. Williams,
of Baltimore; ]. l.. NJ. Curry, Of Va, and
others A resolution was adopted to largely
increase the work In China, Africa and Italy
curing the coming year. Last night the
convention was occupied In discussing the
propIiety OF re establishing the Home and
Foreign Journal. Many speeches were
inside pro and con, and it was finally de.
ciCed 10 Te- esta blish the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-13
WINSLOw STILL H DANaEB.
Secretary fish's Little A0te Did the

BOSTON,, May ia London special OF the
18th says: II appears tonight from what
information am able to gather at the for
eign ONCE and the American legation that
The chances for the surrender Of Ezra d.
Wfnslow to the United States ofi1cials under
the extradition treaty are improving. It IL
impossible to ascertain precisely the terms
Of the reply sent by the British government
last Saturday TO Secretary Fish's note on the
subject, but there is little doubt that IL con-
coded the justice OF the Secretary's argu-
ment and the strength Of his positfo1,
Though of course, ft is not directly 60 statedl
ard that England will oppose the demand OF
Winslow and his counsel for his discharge.
Another Ten Days Grace.
LONDON, May 13.-The Ten days for which
WfDslow was committed having expir ID,
the application for his release was REM we'd
this morning. 1t was again opposed % The
government, and he was reccmmfttef for
ten days longer. Attorney General Halt en-
said that IL Secretary Fish's answer to Lord
Derby's note had not then been received ire
government would not raise AM further o5
jections 10 his release.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-13
TRANSATLANTIC NEW AppRESr1cs

PENNsYLvANIA'S NEW APPRENTICE
LAw:-Any person who shall, either in an
Individual capacity or as member OF any
association, attempt by any unlawful means
whatever to prevent any mechanic, EN-
ployer or person having charge of any man
ufacturipg business from taking as an ap
prentice any minor whose parents or guar
dams are DESTROYS OF apprenticing said mi
nor, or where such minor is without parents
or guardians, and desires to apprentice him
meanor, and on conviction thereof in the
proper court OF quarter session, shall be sen
fenced to pay a line not exceeding 800, or 10
imprisonment not exceeding three months
or both, or either, at the discretion of the
court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-13

reports from Maine and New Hampshire last
night were that the freshets were on the In.
crease. A great deal Of Inconvenience has re
suited to railroads. and bridges, farms, &C.,
have been damaged.
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SPRING AND SUMMER.
DRESS COATS AND VESTS,

DSkCo SoAGb AND
Oriental siik Pi'd Worsted, $40
Northampton sIlk Ribbsd worsted, q
Vienna Diagonal Worsted, ol6 SO
Blackington Black and Gold Worsted, SIS
Uxbritgs Fancy SILK Worstsd, Ella
Aaxragaasstr Fancy BIZ worstsd, $40
BU0INEB0 SUITS.
Fine BIbouf Spring Cen. Suit, $40
Fine Dslabarre Plail Cass. Suit, ais
Edward Harris HAir-lins Cas. Suit, $3.50
The Versailles Checked Cao. Suit, us
fhs Diagonal Ribbed Csss. Suit, oiA
North Hoosic Block Cass. suit, ol2
Hercules Scotch CAss. Suit, q IL
Insiish Stripe and Plaid Cas. Suit, $40
Kniekerboeker Check Cass. euis ~
esalsbury Broken Check Cass. Suit, 0s
Union Cass. SUR. Rrock and Sack, 90
YOUTHS SUITS.
mfinurf Diagonal worsted Suit, SIS
LippiB SIR Ribbed Cass. Suit, SIS
MasonS Hair line Osss. Suit, Sill
London Plaid Oass. Suit, 4
Hsw York NILS CAS-. Suit, 81
BOYS SUITS.
SorvsR Fancy worstsd Suit, $40
Camden Plato Cas-. srit,
Snowflake Fsacy Csss. suiE, 81
Kniekerboeksr Check Csss Suit as
Onion Cas-. Suit, -